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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-11-20 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • • • • ·-••• . --· ' ~ ---~ --• • -- 1 -· c:: • -.. . -- . is= . . • • - • . " -- .,_..,.._ .... __ !1111!'~--~~~--~....-.~-.FootbaUSooret~· --.•:illilillllill!lillllll~._ .. llliliiim._iiillii ... .._~_ ...... _-.. r ' ·.Edison-33 '. ·-~-,_-SD M~sa . . • -.F~in VaMe.~ . . ., Orange Coas~_. _ 7. ---------. Orange :tlission Viejo 28 SA Vall.ey 22 ._ ~r!OC::: __ ::::_:· . -.. -: -- . ---llarina 20 . . 13 _ . ~Costa Mesa 8 __ ~·~~·· Beae11-:::::Si=i•ir.j -· . ... ~. _, SEE DETA.tts;' SPORTS ·p~'GES ~=-~-... ~=~-~=~--:r= ..=· SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, J97 I. VOL,'°" HO. l1L ' SICT90NI, 1tl PAet:s • Will T=rtf Agaita Mistrial --Ruled -------.·--. ~ ;--, -For ~Gig ; Peters By TOM BARLEY ttie Issue." 01 tM °""' J'l191 ''"' -. The animosity that has existed between l\furder.,_sijspect Glg Peler3 learn!liJn Brian ao<t TarlO\Y during the Peters trial bis hospital bed Friday Uiat the murder _ and since the shooting ·fiarecl up igain \fial interrupted when he allegedly tried Friday When Tarlow .·2"CUSed the pros· to escape front the courtroom has been ecutor o! bringing the pressure_ of his of· declared a mistrial by Oraiige County lice to bear on Medical Cen.ter personnel. Superior Court Jlldge Kenneth Williams. He accused Brian during another Judge Williams, defense attorney Bar-shouting match betu·een the tY.'O lawyers ry T•riow .and prosecutor Pat Brian of trying to prevent his client's transrer drove out to tbe Orange County Medical to the psychiatric ward or the hospital Center to tell the recovering Huntington despite the recommendations of physl- Beach man that the jury which had sat cians that the defendant be taken out of tlirough two weeks of trial action had his present isolation ward. been discharged. Doctors ha\•e testified that C'eters' Peters, 22, readily agreed to a new re.co very ha s been · hampered since he schedule which calls for a ttial sett~ was moved into isolation from the ~ meeting Feb. 2$ and a trial date of April tensive care unit. And they have pointed 17 which will be activated if the defen· to the psychiatric ward as the ideal locale u h thro h h t · for the Huntington Beach man since that ~t is we enoug to go ug w a 15 is the only other auarded area or the expected to be a sbl:-week·trial . --1 • A physician testified Thursday that facili,y._ P.eters, tempararlly crippled by a bullet Brian, Tarlow said. is trying to prevent which touched h!S spirie during its the new jury from drawing~ an "obvious -. ·---· --- • . --; ......, ......... THE·WHITE KNIGHT'S "RED BARON AIRPLANE COMIS COMPl.ITE WITH BUtLITt,ial::tS-:-==· At Huntinpin lloaeh'1 Moadowlork Airport; 'a' Plilii"Thit WoUJil'ri'f'GfV.'S'nooJiy a. Clilila""":'." -:: • -.. ' • ....... . . , __ - .. Luftwaffe!' Bi·ses_: .Agai . .__ = passage. thrtiugh his cheit and abdomen, connotation" from Peters' residence in will be ahle to go to the courtroom on the psychiatric ward . It has been pointed ' _ R I ' .. _ · , I" crutches wlthln the next IO days. out that Pelers has pleaded tnnOC<llt by Huntington Engineer -eu uilds.. . . W·W_ '·· .St-.v_ le ~v __ .: u_ nf~r That bullet was fired by deputy Brad reason of insanity &nd his transfer to· the 'J-_!.'-.~"l!J ~ ·===--. - -· - President ·Storms Out'- .. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Pmldml ~00--a;::--· ~ Jnto ._ . . AP'LCJO COl!Y9I· llon,ind wr..iltr m ._i abock and anger at JU cold receji6on and abrup! dismiasal. ; Jn WASftington, White House presa lide Gerald Warren said Nixo!l appreciatl!d the opportunity lo address the labor d .. gates who are bitterly opp<11ed to Jm wage controls. But another praiden0,1 aide said privately Nixon we6 treated wtlb "studied contempt" by AFl.rCfO officials. 'Ibere were no jeers or boos. but ap- plaue wu scant. Some derisive titters from the delegates greet.ed Nixon's ft. tense or hls wage--price controls. 'l1le reception appeared to rattle Nixon, and he made two IN\ior slips ol the t.ongne -once calling Vice President Spiro T. Agnew "'Pr'efideot Apew;" and -lat<r ..JallcJng on how hard his own-laU... had worked. aaid. "I was proud of bJffi ~ dlt roij,..y:_ • 1loth Wllite HOO!e and AFUIO stalls, -which pul-oul.aepmle lraJl!Cfipts, col- rected the second error to "the day he died," but Uie labor transcrtpt ·left Ill the 'rt£erenct! to !!.Pl'Hldent Agnew." 'I'Jlere we no 0 Hail To 'Ibe Obitf,",lthe traditional preridential arTivat greeting, Woodington Nov. 3 when Peters allegedly m~tal s~or could enter into the jury's Dy RUDI NIEDZIELSKI struck Lhe" olflcer as he was being Jed to deliberations. Of •• °'"' ,.1111 11.,. . ' Luftwaffe or RAF pilot. He claims It would take a •too,ooo_airplane_ to out· white smoke." tram the urUon Tllll!icians, and AFL-CIO the jllll for hls lwich during the noon M--• ll ~· -,,~.1 · -b lldtng the perform "'" ·~a""er recess . . • • cu~ua '. ,,111 e11 re u "RI .i~a""" • ~ ,,..--ff Whatever Peltrs' condi!!~~plil l!..the i\,fagazme_C}ain-iQ Luftwaffe fro lS hangar In Huntington The secret lies in its .. Uncte:r &OG-polind ---.-..,"-"'jury Wllflieiikect to 1mpim tbe--lJ..l · -~-Belch _ ...... weight,.hlgh horseP:Ciwer and modml COll- dtath penalty for his ,alleged kllllng April From t¥s small, quoMet-style workshop struction techniques 'tvhich make itfully · tf of .hi~ parents at their Huntington ':'annihalS Ki.· ned at Meadowlark Airport come some of the. aerobaUc. Beach bomt, . · ~ ---~ fiercest-looking planes in .the worldt the '"lbia plane suddenly becanie tbe most . .,."I don't care if he com~s in here· on Jager D. IX lighters. papular biplane on the marke~,'' said Cl'll)ches.,, 11). a whl!elchajr or Oil. • Rockefeller Son . Even the R"1 Baron, Freillerr Manfred White. "It gives the pilots.•· Oair ol the ~her, deputy dlstrk:t attorney /!nan von-Rlchtholen would have been proud to early dly1 ol fl)'klti With -- said .. "We ,tant. the ~eath penalty ~ thl.J fly one. ~iQI 16o horsepower on tap and a a~ and structural· tedmlques. flll!l.and the Injuries he his lnfilded bl PORT MORESBY, New Guinn <Uflll 116 miles per hour cruiaing speed, Snoopy n Richthofen ha4 thal plarie we would hJa own •Ions will have no bearing,.,.. ·"1-Mlaiaet Rockef~er ~ 1ont'of ~.Yot:'l: wouldnit have stood a chance. have hactounielve3 a ball.j•. '"~ ' • • Cov. 'Nelson Rockefelht,. Wll kiUl!d and "It's jutt like a ctra:Pter. waen you"hit .• "~ ACf28_! tbe_ ~ts of ~ dficials ·refused' a White 1fOQSe request macb.tne-mins i .. makea--. ".'.'WOOdtFbow that-Nixon be-aMounced over~e-1o;t· •-' .,,. .... _ ~ker as he entered the hall: . U..O,.ra·lell in· World War I. I target But what •!'l!'ared moot to_up&et NiiOn dlfferen&-.airp~1-whict1-js~someth.ir,&•-~wa-rrs fils-treatment ~ fte left the speak~' that ii,., of.-courte, pt"earrinjed wiLh .qie podium. i · · , :,~:pilots. We_blve to ketJ> sar~~ in ~e wa! no ~ and ~ Nixon left "A clfmor•• which ls IDOUlll>d .,· a tlNo platlcinn alilne he ;lopped to lheke lri, ·poc1 ,.,.,,., .-.· u.;_ --.....-... ln·tbe bands with ...., labor <leteglla. ; .,..--••· ,....., M~waldledror a moment from h .-: • ·':".:\180i! ~Pi;. I) :.. ~ podiiun and then called the eonvent!ill ti-<>nltl-with . Nlrm still .. the lki>r cllattlng with the delegateo. The l>mtdent lhOt him •·11ance and sti.lked away, ..,.,,.:-----::'."'"-::;:::::::::::::::::::+:~ea~te~ll\_Jlby!dcannib8\1 hr: NeW. Gi>lneit i ia Tile WWI-Style fighter plane, • single :ottlejjjust .... 11. ""'' l.-i. too , r-L--. -.....-961 lri revenge lor ~thf ~nng of ~ree seater complete .... with-macliiiie~ the' seai;" he adder"'-~ -al!UIL-'1~ Gru•e Ceaat · ttlbal chiefs by a Dutch Patrol, a mqa-J)ainted on bullet holes and a dwnmy .Although the airframe appean quite ~ neor Nlx~~om<.!L_J =wcked.-.v•n'>ngmd, 11 he turned 'and Jert pie hall. • , tine uid today bamJ>, has captured the imagination of 'The miigazinf, "Focus'' publ~hed ti). flyers all around the gloH. Aboul 170 complicated. White asaerb .anyone with day, said Rockefeller. 23, was reported by replicas are now under construction from the capability of Putting a tricyele officials to have died trying to swim WhUe'1 Wans in the U.S,, two in -Africa, together can build the' pla"ne. The only ashore from a broken-down motor-canot one in Australia, and one In west too.I§ r~uirtd are • vice, w~ rJg, Wutller h1 .November of J!Mil. Germany. table aaw, • drU1 motQr and vlfio6s bind ' lncn!aslng cJouda today t1.-.. nb The official rePort lied, the magazine White a Self taught en'""-r who too'l'hels. I • ls ... ..... ""f.:i said ' • au"'~ coat o materia means .~u•t any SUnday are predicted with I chance "He got ashore wlth 1 tribal chief's became a ~asualty of the aerospace in· pr01pect1ve Red Baron wJllhlve~to invest -. for acattf:rfld sho:Wtts tonight and fishin• spear embedded just below-his-dust.ey.,_built lbe or!ginal J~er -....JLabouL.UiW0-lncluding-UJ6.eftllM.Butr·IC---'-' Swiday nlgf:ll, Temperatures will left collarbone. The cannibals took him up ~s h~ tn German -as iliO~b? · cording {o White, U>e-ftnia!ied plane will '--1-jitieijcoo~llierfia~ndfiiitheii"iwiiiiyfiiooj;""'"'·nds=-•;;;i:::ll_'t-~~~ minor.. td.butal:U=t Ustn onl Sim e tools com leted 1t in •c>Rh:betw_eo..$18iOGO.a ~ : essen n Y· Eilahden~r, killed him with en axe, · , rune-an -I· mont · ·~1 give them aJl the free advice they INSIDE TODA 'l' and Ue hi ," lhe magazine said. Pilots caught up ln the romance or need l6 build it. Sot~ b..t to te~h "His er WI! simply 1 'payback' WWI dogllghls b<gan Scttil!llfig-ror me and l think it'a only riahf-lhat 1 hllp Beautiful but brain11 Jill St. John 11iac1 Pttr J. Qsrp.enheim· --er IOnte uniqwe (#lopt1 t'J an--- lltlt'rf. abollC htr thrtir marfitgil :md tht ff'll!'I in htr life for the late1i in hl1 1erit1 of Star ~ /Ht ftat~rti. It's in todau's fa'!l~V JV""[Y· Allll L.....,l • t .... ... 1 c..-,..,. ... Cl'"*"911 2f-4t E~ftrl•i11111nt U 11 1'""'1" ..... hit 1 -.. ...... W.lJ for the panic killing two years earlier by planes and airplane parts and Whife them," he Aid. a Dutch palrOI of three village chiefs at decided to go into buainess for hirMeU. White's Jacer bas on occasicll pmled .ot)anep.VWace oa tl)e Etlanden River ." "Too much al~ past has be<n Iorgo(. WWI nool•i&lsts 1Jn<e' K ft,9'1,.._,~ Focus .said ~ IOUrte for the story ten iOO 'cfuickly~ feels White who 1llo replica or any particular ·Gttman Pline came from 1 nul!lonary who cla~ to~, sells WWJ nying_ accessories such a,, but IDco_rporates elements from several ha ve ~orled few several years in Ike leather helmets, goggl.es and •ilk acarVts designs.. Part of the authe!)ticity ls a~ea piecl.n« lOflether the fads. 11ie mb· at his "Flugwerke .• , created by the annamenll and the bullet Slonary withheld use of Ml name becau.~ "Ft».Ing lri those days was like holu painted onto the plant. ht feared repercuaslons r~m the OU • l.-n1ghthood. When one pilot would rwi out "l made my own machine gun<. The ~a~i~~~ul Rockefel er family, the or ammo, lie would wave at the other one ends are jelly jar lids and the muu.le Is • -,. CMMMllf ,.... ' ·-.. Deltll ...... tt _. ...... Holl '""' 17·'1 Jfldl ....__ .. ,, Young Roc.kfe.Jler came to Dufch'""Ne~ •nd !urn oU. Jt. was more of a challen&e hoee fittina," he expla!ned. 0 Tbe bcmb LI Guinea In Hiit with ·• Dutch ll!lhNIPol than • bloodlhlnty _!Jatlle." an old osypn link irttlt ..,. ol thote gist, Dr. 11<'/le W1a1nf, to aearrh r ~ twee<IYWin(, rtlT<aive man with I Dberilau llmpshaclel IJll It. Acllll)IJ: H'r • ' ..,.,! "'°'·-- artifocll for his f1iher'1 New York Mu-slow drawl and bu!hy mual,ohe, Wlllte, an oil plllllj1lnC l)'tleln which sqvjrll oil --I L~Al'l'I ACI -lfPrtmlUvtArt. 41, lool<s much like the lmlP el t lntolhoqltla--pullalltho --TM-Wlill,Kr'ztt -.... VIKll lMI 1 • ' t' • • • • Jlleany then dmY' la!" ol lauahter l'flen he told ~ conyentJon: "We will now pl'Oeffd with Act II." Naon ....., ..... by then. . . -·: -Meany~ relerring liter io Nion~1 si-h, a'1d jt renll11dedJll111. al ti ·tbi>e ht WIS ~'poundjng the table and yellida'! durtog aJabQr dlspate with an ~. ..... nd-som«ine-tokl-him-!!thlt!s!.a beil W I One cue, but,wry poor 1111tertal." lf y Jni re- m-•nd spoke ol! ·the ad!, •)ti( 8ecelary ol. Labor J. D. llodti.., -id talk' later -the J>l'OIJ'MI the Ntxm Adminll!lnlllon 1los -far -· "Give them the laundry lilt,'• be wa ·-,. Kl to llodp>n • the two .a. -the c.n ... u.... boll. 'll>o Presidenl-renUy memd to his-.... prrod speodi, 11ow .. er. Hoclpao did not make his achedWed IPffCh, ceneelHnc "' "lhe last moment. -NI'""' ropor1e<11y had p1anoec1 1o ny'to • the.J!ahamas ll!tr the lll'fdl,lor a wttk-• end mt; llal -..W.~oly to Wuhlftlloa wbm I ----denied the•"-hod ol4Nlr .. do · withhlsncaptlon~the~ .... -~ .; l + , • ( •• ...... ~ .. ' ·• c: ~ i' r•• .. ~iUtUIU\® MIXER Rog. 9.96 -" .. --· .. 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Says othtr things! 18" tall with b!on,d~ hair .ind blue eyes, "O" b111try nbt !r>elud•d. ... .. ' 41 PC •. PARTY SET • ( • • ' Wee-kenil Yoar Bo•ete1n1 Dally P aper • 'SA TIJRDAY, NOVEli.iBER 20, ·197 r • ORANG~-COU~. C~IFORNIA TEN CENTS VOL:; M,-NO. 278, 6 S~TIONS,-·l 12•PAGES ·--~·--T-~---------LahOi· S~ntihs Nixon ·--, . AFL-CIO Delegates Hostile , Cold MJAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Proatdent Nixc:n waJked smiling, if a t::ill6 nervou1, rriday into I boef.ile AFL-CIO COOWD· lion ml tell ofter his spe<eh in._..1 -lllld llllltT 11 his •COid nceplloa ml ~I d!llni'lla\ .I~ Waehington,_Wltite Hoilse-\j-aide Gm.Id Warren said Nixon appreciated the opportunity to address the labor dele:. gates wtlD are bitt,rly OIJposed to his wage· co.1Jtr9ls. But at)Otb_er p~dential aide said privately Nixon was frea{ed with "studied contempt" by-AFbCIO officials. There were no jeers or boOS, but ap- plaU!e was scant. ,Some derisive tilters~ from the delegate! grttted .Nixon's de- ' tense or his wage-price controls. " 'l1!e reception appeared to rattle Nixon, sboclted', even angered, u he turned and loft, the ball. Melily then drew gales of laughter wbm be f.old the conventi9n.: ••we .. will now .proceed with Act If." Nixon. was 1one by then. Meany, referring laler to Nixon's speech, said it reminded him of a time he Was 0 pounding the table and yelling" during a labor dispute wlth an employer, and ·someone ·told him "that's a hell of a fine case, but very poor material." Nixon threw away his prepared re- mar_k~ and 'spoke off the cuff, ·saying Secetary of Labor J . D. llodgson 'vould Gig Peter8 Case talk tater abouf the p_... lbe Nlnn Administration bas eoaited ror labdr. "Give !hem the laundry lilt;" be wu overheard to say to Hodpon a.-the tw• spgke wt.side the caovention hall. The Preskfent apparenUy referred to his pr~ ~·'!""di· lfowever, Hodgson did not make his scheduled speech, canc.elllnf it the last moment. · Nixon reportedly'had planned to fiy tO the Bahamas after th'e sJ)iech for a week• end rest; but returned immediately t.o Washington-where a White Hou.se aide denied the change had anything to do with his reception at the AFL-CIO con· vention. .,_ DAILY Ptt.OT stllft..,.. THE WHITE KNIGHT'S 'RED BARON AIRPLANE COMES COM,~ETE WITH BULLET' HOLES At Huntington Belch'• Muclowl1rk Airport, • Pline Th1t Wouldn't Give Snoopy 1 Chtnce and he made two ltlL\jor sliPI of the tongue -once calling: Vice President Spiro T. A.pew "President AtJJ"1," and later, taJkln& on bow hard his own·father had worked, aaid "I WU proud ti.' him Jwlge ~aJls Mistrial lb the dlyl died." •Luftwaffe!! Rises Again Both White-HOIUe and AEL-CIO llaffs, which put out &eJ)fral:e tramr;ripb, cor• reeled the second error to .. the day he died," but the labor transcript left in lhe reference to "President Agnew." For Murder-Defendant There was no "Hail To The Chief," the traditioilal presidential arrival greeting. By TOM BARLEY Of !hi Ol llY 1"1111 lllff . H . E . R b "ld w w· I s' l F. 1 te from the union musicians, and AFL-CIO Ullttn g tOU _ngineer e Ul 8 ty e tg t f official! refused a White House request Murder suspect Gig Peters learned In lhe.t Nixon be announced over the loud· his hospital bed Friday that the murder By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI ot .. Dlll't P"91 Si.K Marshall "von" White is rebuilding the Luftwaffe from his hangar in Huntington Beach. slow drawl and bushy mustache, \V_l!ite, speaker as he entered the hall. ttial interrupted wllen he allegedly tried 46, looks much like the image of a But what appeared most to upset Nixon lo escape from the courtroom has been Luftwaffe or RAF pilot~ He claims it was~hitlrtatment as he left the speakers' declared a mistrial by Oraage COunty pod1am~ • would take a $100,000 airplane to out-'lbere .,.89 no escort, and as Niton left Superior Court Judge Kenneth Wllhams. perfonn.biJ_Jqer. !lln>l•lfon1n1laoe-biLotoppedJ.o_s!IMe_-'-J~~ Willllms, defense attorney Bar· 1be secret lies in its under 600-pound bands with some labor d:eltla1el· ry Tarlow and _ prosecutor Pat Brian his present isolation ward. Doctors have testified that Peters' recovery has been hampered since he was moved into isolation from the in- tensive care unit. And they have pointed to the psychiatric. ward as the'ideal locale for the Huntington Beach man sfuce that is· the only other guarded arta of tho lacillty .. -From his small, quo~t-style workslioP- at Meadowlark Airport come IOIDe of the hercest·1ooking planea in the world, the ager D. IX f!gblm. . Even the Red llomi, ~1\llnlred _ aa..l\ll:!!J!!9fen, would -boon proud to fly one. With Ito hO:rsepower -.ilPJand a 135 miles per hour crulrtng speiii, Snoopy wouldn't have stood a chanct. weigh~ high honepower llld modern con-MMD)' niched for • riloment lrom the cbcve out to the Orange County Mec!ical llruction techniques -make·~ f\1111 .llld lben. called. Ult COlllOI--Ooiiior<lo tell the· recovering Hunlfnllan ..,.00. . . f -1'.!f"_".i~ &ile floor 111111.,~ i!"I t.be j W!>i<l1 llld Iii ~~Pb:.':':1.b+a=i:: ~=-~ ~~eta or"'fr:l 1elloo .... White. "II elves the pllols 1 Dair of the • ~TB: reii!Uy agreil fO a llOW ruly days ef Dying with modern • • . ~ 'wblch calls for a frlll liltq Brian, Tarlow said, is trying to prevent the new jury from drawing an "obvious connotation" from Peters' residence bl the psychialric ward. II h., been pointed oat lhal Petm ·has plellded -I by -el in!IJ!llY 11l4_hi1 tr-.. !II' meatal sector could enter into the juiy'a deliberations-. -- The WWI-style fighter plane, • Single seater complete wilff machine guns, P@linled on bullet holes and a dummy bOmb , has captured the· imagination of ~ . flyers all around the globe. About 170 ·~ replicas are now under construction from \Vhlte's plans In the U.S., two Jn Africa, one in Australia, and one in West Germany. White, a self-taught engineer who became a casualty or the aerospace in· dustry. built the original Jager -it means hunter in Gemian -as a hobby. Using only simple tools, completed it in nl.ile-and-a.half mootbs. Pilots caught ·up 'in the romance of WWI dogfights began """111ing for planes and airplane parts and White dicided to go into b0s1ness for himseU. "Too much or the past has been for1ot· ten too quickly," feels ~te who also sells \V\VI flying accessor ies such as laather helmets, goggles and silk scarves at his 'i Flug'overke." ,"Flying in those days was like Offi cial Sile11t DAIL., l"ILOT ll•tl l"lltM WWI LUFTWAFFE ACE Tho White Knight knighthood. When one pilot would run out · of ammo, he would wave. at the other one and tum off. lt was more of a challenge than a bloodthirsty battle." A tweedy-looking, reflective man with a ""'11dyumlca lllld ttruclural techniques. S • T mlllfnl Feb. !IS 1114 a ldai dolt c~ II lllctitbo!en hacl that plane we. would lUllOB f00p8 17 wWl Will . 1' ~ II l!oo hove hid ourselv., a ball." " dant la wall ~~ to II!.~ ii "lt's just like a drt g11ter. When you hit M • Al · eX]2eeled to be a sb:-w,ie\lrfal.... • the throttle it just puils you back against assing ong ~ physician_. t~stlri~ Thursday that the seat," he added. -Peters, temporarily crippled by a bullet Although th~ airframe appears quite C b d • B d which touched hii spine during it1 complicated, White asserts anyone with am 0 UJ. Or, er passage through hli chest and abdomen, the capability or putting a tricycle · will be able to go to the courtroom on logel.he.r can build the plane. The only SAtdoN (UPI) _ South Vietllamese crutches within the next 90 days. tools required are a vice, weldi ng rig, men and arm. poured _into a base on the That bullet was fired by deputy Brad PORT MORESBY, New Guinea (UPI) table saw, a drill motor and various hand Cambodian .border today tor an antici· Woodington Nov. 3 when Peters allegedly -Michael Roclre!eller, son of New York tools. pated drlvi r.ross the frontier and Sai· struck the officer as he was being led to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, was killed and gon command office.rs said the military the jail for his lunch du..i.... the noon eaten by cannibals in New Guhlea i1 The cost of material! m~s that any it &!Ion d Phnom pa-i.. ''"6 1961 in revenge for tlfe killinf. of three prosptct.ive Reel Baron will have to invest 5 u aroun IQ.lU "~ more recess. tribal chiefs by a Dutch Patro , a map.-about $3,COl including the engine. But, le· aeri.OOS thu the Cambodian command Id· Whatever Peters' COl'ldltton Aprll 17 tbe zine said today. cording to White. the flhisbed plane will ~·Phnom Penh, the Cambodian mill-new Jury will be asked to impose . the The magazine, "Focus" published to. be worth between 110,000 and !Zl,000. tary said they did nol upect 1 Com· death penalty for his alleged kUiing April day, said Rockefeller, 13, was reported by "f give them. all the free a~vice ~Y munist attempt to seize the·city and said 21 of hls parents at their Huntington officials to have died trying to swim need to build it. Somebody had to teach tht outlook was "not so seriow.,, Beach home. ashore from a brokerKlown motordnoe me and I think it's only right that·I help Diplomatic !OOrcet said South Viet-"I don't care if be comes in here on ill November d. 1961. them ," he said. namtse bad oftefttl up to 13,000 men for crutches, in a wheelchair or on a The official report Jied, the magazine White's Jager has on occasion puuled the defense or Phnom Penh. stretcher," deputy district attorney Brian said. WWI nostalgists since it is not an exact SUppty convoys and tr:oops ffave WI said. "We want tbe death penalty.for-this "He-got-ashOre with-a tril5al Chief's moving into Tay Ninh, 50 miles northwest man and the injuries he has inflicted by flshini spear embedded. just below his of Saigon for several days in preparation his own actions will have no bearing on left cOllarbone. The cannibals took him up for an expect~ push into the Cambodian the issue." I: one of three minor tril>utaries of the rubber plantation country MXt week. The animosity that has existed between Eilanden River killed hi m_wilb...an .. au . , _UPI "~~s.~ent .KeM~th._JJ~Jb...-Br.ian'and..Tarlow-during-the Peters-trial -a·nd'lle'lili'if,"·them&gaz!Oe said. ,. ~.cktnare~olllltom Tithay-Ninhldthhi~t Sotheuth and since the shooting flared up again "His murd er was simply a 'payback' 1e mese cers ere to m y I<'riday w'-'Tarlow r.ccused the ptu· r th · kill' t i1 b Magazine Claiins • Cannib als Killed Rocke£ eller Son had been ordered to aend Jong-range pa-fu (bi . . th . of his f or e panic 1ng wo years ear. er y On . Report V1"e1"0 trols into Cambodia to pinpohit targets . e.cu ro mgin~1 e PCe~e 0 1• a Dutch patrol of three village chiefs at fOf' strikes by A~r·can BU bombers t1ce·to bear on M cal n . r personne • Otjanep Village oa the Eilanden River." C l. M • · p R • Officers at Tay k1nh· a:ald the tntiui-He-accused Bria!) durillg another Focus said its source for the story Planit .-Ma y Close oa iner ay aise , .. c. ,.port, indicated ·lhe stt••ti"' 1n llhoutlng match betw•errthe Y."' lawyer• came from • missionary who claims 10 U-.8~ Chamber -Knoc·ks Cambodia was "far more leriOus~than of trying: to prevent hls cllent 1 transfer have worked for several years in the , the Cambodian high command bu been to the paycblatric ward of the hospital area piecing together the facts. The mis· A spokesman for I.he Burroughs . ,a2 letting on." 'I11ey aid that ualm South deipife the recoininendatiolll: of pbyai· si~ry withheld me of ru,, name becaUM COrporatlon has refused to confmn or WASlUNGTON (UPI) The U.S. Proxmire ·th& committee alao would • Vie~m conducUd ?Dljor offensive aper. clans that the defendant be taken oat of he feared repercussions from the Dutch, deny a rumo"r that the company's $11 ~Yot1~::t{::cery"~ ~~~:d look into AFlrCIO president ,Geor&e ~ 1n Cmbo&, the entire cddntry or the powe~d Rockefeller family, tht mlll·10n plant on Jeronimo Road in the ~feany's charge that the board Js a '"""'""' ·'ht" In l Jirecarious position. magazine sai . decmon 'a1owing soft coal miners pay rn ·~ £cus ,. ..... _&_7 •' Co • F y •-t1lle tollu'·hN Mbaton Viejo indU!trlal pork will close at boos1s neat'" three fun.es ht...._ than "-ied dtci''. qaiml lll>or. °"'Jill• ~.. ' · ~-IOI tllrt· . untiall aces Dllllg ~ e r came ~ "' h nd f th " •·~• .-. p •··rd · ~ dof'·i" F 1 ed oft PrelldeM Nixon's rd 4';000-ma.R Guinea in 1961 wtth a Dutch anlbropolo-t e e o e year. the board's post-freeze yardstick of 5.5 liie ay -JSSUeu a .. uon r • withdrawal achecfule todiy' by annoUnc. gist, Dr. Rene Waning, to starch· fot Reliable sources said Friday that Bui:· percent annually. day of "severe inequit.its" that would per· ing Jt_~ ordered one bri&ade ol. lhe lOlst Ch • Weed artifacts for his father's Ne~)'ork Mu· roughs cmployes already had been The 15--mem~r Pay Board, with lll mit an exception on its ban on rtf.roac· Airborne Division borne. -. . arges Ill . sewn of Primitive Art. notified or the closing. five .public members objectin~ sharply, tive payment of wage boosts debled cfur. . The t01st airborne is the-last full-com- • .i \. • • However, Ronald Lamontagne, an in-ruled Friday 80,000 soft coal miners ing the 90-day wa,e-price freete that bat diyleion left ln Vietnam · C duslrial relations representative of the could have a first-year pay increase of 'Ibe troop wtthdrawati ordettd-today Abatement ase Ht---mr""'•cthc"WU"T!Ot-authorizetl~St Ii.I pereeH! ttegitiate4-ear.Jier ended No_y. l3. Labor member1~opposec1 UACllflcially..bd tbt st.ut.cil-'"!~~~~~~~~~~====~~=l=1~'!!!!f~==t=~~M~I-~=~ men't on the report and that company of· Uitrmonlh. 1hi:1 definition, contendiwg it W11 a•"piece-cuts ~1if NTi0ff1ia~!"'confer- ficia1s could not be reached over the The bOard decided the raise was "no! mea l, Inadequate, mvlsive approach." ence 10 day1 ago, U.S. spokesmen aaid. A Fountain Valley man was indlded \\'eekend. unreasonably inconsistent" wilh a11li·in· 'I11e JOlst Division arrived ,In Vietnam Friday by the Orange County Grand Jury The 3()0,000-square-foot plant wa,s boilt Oatiooary.guidelines. Labor le.ader1 hail· In latt-1988. Originally a-paratroop unit. and tmm"edlately arraigned in Superior in 1969 on a 54-acre site In the rolling hills ed. tbe,deci1lon, but the 11.S. Chamber of ~.·re Truck T ---.... it was mann>ed tnto what the army ·calls Court on charges that he overcharged the just below El Toro. Of rice st.aff members c.on\merce disa.greed. '.... "T ~ an.airmOblle unit·in that tt relied orrmas-county by $200 for weed abatement work bejan moving In in December, 1959. and '-rbe Pay Board's a}>pr'OV'al ·of the soft · stve helkopter support-to" make quick performed by his company. lhcreasing clou& tocta,y throu&h tJj P'onl wa• ..i.~uled to -toy I llO coa• .acr.-ent pu•-'"· future of the Wh } E l llrikea. As auch, II foogbt ...,. ol the Ju•-Byron K. McMillan !teed Ed-Sunday are p~•J·• wi·th a~-·-~~ when ii 'Nched operahna antf'.mnat;; progra'; in!ICI aetious doubt," ee s nrou e most fllDOUI beWes of the war, inclodi111 mundVamey, 57, of 18'12 San Carlos, on fo uered'.:1-·=-~- clHC!.tl' sald Arch N: Booth, the bdllneaa oriani· ~ . ~ lor.JIUl!Jn..the 1111 Com--111rp!Ollllae-to1ppnrolle'<ontb111edi;;;;,-~-~sun~da~y night. Temperatµna wilt . It ._'especiilly deiigi>ed lo~·tbe ' -'s'm!cat!v<-vll:e,,,_,,t.~'The In' · A' Slate Divlsioo ol<Forelley lire lluct ~unlit olfenslvt, lhe drive to ,.. orrlipment of the owner of the Edmund be cooler and the canyon winda will 1--..--~~J ·~ ~~ ..... . ,...,.. In Jll·• ~ ....,.,~ ~ ti•~"'"''· _. ~-•-~ ~ ~ . •!ievo the bale,..r morines at KJie..Banb Com · to -7 •-·-m· Or r-··t ; ~~-~';!;:' -. lib( .ic:Ui" o1-any 7~bl0 ';°id011'e :;;;,:, ~:;:to 1 ..=~i{.;.";; ..... ~1:t "::=ii!\~ "ti'l. ior V&n11J..., amlledf~io'.,.1111 •month ~~mE ;;~-' y I 1111~;:~C ~:11~~~ ""'~...,:.!:;°:!::'~~·using "•rro-rear wheels i.n.on the nc. m11mpr HID. ::;.:.:=~'?: ~,!ila ~.,.:it";! devefopmenl. ~ .. lbmls. It '·old~1·cuc1onll ·,·.to ~ .. ~Ye ":'W Fo~ off1ridc.ials aalthed ill~lY ~!..f'*, of the gram by district attorney's tnvesllgllton, Defense Test -Held SACRAMENTO (U PI) -California l\'US bit by 52 '.almuiated nuclear bombs Friday ·to climax a five-day test ol the state's Civil DeleMt ~s(e!J'I. A spokesmM for the stole otn.. 0/ emergtney services said the Nle-be- lleve-nu_cleer attack was dMlped to test local, st.ate and redtral effW to •1min4 'mlJe damage aqd caouaHI<> to popuiellcm of disaster areaa." • q " <~ three firemen 1"' ·f•-ri(,wu Se Di • .. • lbetifl'• officers, the 0r111111.eountY F~e the vast majority ol the American people 111,Jured. Larry O>apmon, lll, of Onnp x scrunmatlon 0e--'--t and members of the cocmly can be expected to &bow the restraJnt was c?t and b~. He was treated al 1Jj".;~11er·1 staff. ~~~k~.~~hU::.'ti·hilotioo P">" ~= Commun11Y 11"pttat •nd In College Attacked lt 1s alleged that he overcharpd the Tbe coogresslonat Joint Economic Com· The 1,;.ck driven by Slanley Lumley counly by l200 during the period of 1111 m.ittee caned a bearfng toda y to qWz Pay 27 ·01 Orang~ ·was on the way to a f&re ai SACRAMENTO (AP) - A prohibition Mwch 29 Uroqh JIAJ 31. Ills weed ~rd Chairman George H, P..oldt. Sen. th~ w. JI. Price home,_..613LTabiUAn C'lr· on In dilcriminaUon in 1Wite college ~t work durinl ~t period wu- liAm .Pr01mke (il'Wl1.J. the.cocnmi• cte, Yorba Lind&. -and Untvmity ·of Cal~omla graduate auperviaed by the county lire c1epm.. tee cbalnnu, salil Boktt 'would be quts-Pl'Olrams has won Sftate awwal. ment UQMd about the board'• f>lsltlon "' retro. Two other fir< ttUckl from the Yarha Tbe -by --•n • active poy rois<t and beard declaiono 11. Linda CourilY F1rt Deparlmetll 11&Uon YfOlll1' Brolhwaite, (0.Lot Anctl<aL ,.., It was1elrned Friday lhet lbt dlltrlcl lowing wage setllemen11 that etceed the ellln1Uilhed the b11u WlllC!i did on •Pl!"'ved Friday on 1 :JU vote llid·,.. attomey'• office has nol ctoood Ill ln- U percent 1Uidellne by "enormouo .. umated !$,IOO d1111Jge to Iha _,-turjied to the A111111b17 I« cDDCumnct vullpUon of the woet •bltemtol P"" 1nfouiltt.'' noor o11lle lionit. --ID -ti ..,._ .,.,., · . ,. ' Beaudfu1 but braint1 JiU St. !n. give.t Peer J. 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Among the most angry was San Juan Councilman James Thorpe '" h o nominatal Allen to the planner's post in Spring of 1970. nie former planoing (,'()m- missioner was a strong critic of some types or development taking place In lhc cit)'. Thorpe said he was '·d(sgusted·' at 'Bay to Be Hot Topic In Neivpott By L. PETER KRIEG Of IM 01111 "JIOI SltU Newport Bay v.'ill be the center of at· tention at N~\\!J>Orl Beach City Council 1tionday afternoon as councilmen hear from citizens who don 't want to see any tall buildingll around ii and others who don't like the quality of \Vater in it. Representatives of Ne1vporl Residents United <NRU) \\•ill confront councihnen at 2 p.m. to ask that a referendun1 against high rise be placed on the April ballot. Spokesinen for environmental groups \Yill go before the council at 4 p.n1. to discuss bay pollution they say is caused by the storm drain system that empties into the harbor. Representatives of the Orange County Harbor District and Health Department and the Santa Ana River Regional \Vater Quality Control Board \\'ill be present for the talks. City Manager Robert L. \Vyru1 said· Friday. Frank Robinson, a member of the County Harbor Commission, and l\lis.<1 Sue Ficker, asked that the matter go before the council. "We want to talk primarily about the antiquated storm drain system that empties into the bay,'' f\ttss Ficker said. Ths earl ier high rise discussion may produce strong deb~te an1ong coun· cilmen, \\'ho are divided on whether the council should schedule a vote of the peo- ple. Vice rvtayor HO\\'ard Rogers 'Illursday predicted there would be such a referen· dum while other councilm~n ha1•e said privately they think any vOte sOP1Jld wait until the city completes "'ork up&ting its general plan. NkU President Allan Beek said last \Veek this group ha s formed no specific proposals, instead hoping fQ.r a "loose'' discussion of the issue. Some time ago NRU had proposed ban· ning skyscrapers in all but three areas of the city -NeWJ>Orl Center, the Emkay property by Orange County A.irport and the Irvine Company's North·Fprd in- dustrial park, planned above the Philco- Ford Aeronulronic plant on Ford Road. 'councilmen will discuss a variety or other n1atlers during the study session that begins at 1:40 p.n1 . One of them likely will be the subject or a new police station. Vice ~1ayor I-toward Rogers Wednesday said he·n pro· pose the city start laying plans for a ne\v headquarters to be built on tt.e lawn in front of the present cily hall on Ne""·port Boµle vard. Strontiuu1 90 Falls \VASHI NGTON IUPll -Stron!iunl 90 fanout in the world today is abou! one- t"'entieth of what it was in 196.1. This report was gi\·en Frida~· by Stn. .John Sparkman fD·Okta .I. a senior mem· ber of the Foreign Relations Coinmit!ce. Sparkman said the-nuclear lesl ban trealy 1Vas responsible for the drop. Oll:AHGI COAST DAILY PILOT N•wp•rt IHc'- L~'" '"'" C•t• MH• H .. ti111111 '-'- f•111hlt11 Y.i~ s.. ci.-.1. hearing or the re~$0JIS for~ the -reslgna: "I'~ ·~nally disturbed that anyon.e _1borpt;;a.s • iD the cltf have f• ~~&Qbe matter It's tough lo do • . oC~ or tht iartia Involved.,. . Uon. Allen related the incident to ThQrpe would do such a IO\\' thing, and l tn ~crt_da~ has not sensediny "un· an)'~:-.. -' Brslnce has "taken measures" for u)e - in confidence the morning after his sud· perS()nally am convinced that Mr. Allen's due pressure" from any entity. "lf.-lndeed,' something like this hap-.... ~ of·birD&eU,and his loved ones, be dt.n announcement Oct. 11. accounts or the situation arc accurale. Thorpe said that the incident bo..s had pened, then perhaps the Grand Jury said. 1 Allen , a well-known community leader "He wwked-hard at his job and in a one llignlflcant effect -that of making Should look Into it," Sm Juan ·Clty htanager Don Weidner. and vice president of a Huntington Beach small town like ours rinding perso11s as the city councilmen and commissioners He said that Allen'i statement released said he first heard or the threats Wt area savln&s and loan assqciation, would wUllng to work as he Is dilficult .J I'm "very se nsitive to any such future tac-1-~rid.ay iiummed up the situation, but was Thursday 'and was "shocked and in· not elaborate on his resij;naUon on lhc really ~rry to see him leave the com--: tics." ~ vague in several respects. credoloUJ." • • ... :·-...: night he aMounced 11. ~ hnpllcatiol1 mission, but there 1slill w1s no reason for "In a seme we can serve· rptlce •Oil "I'd like to f~d out more speeiticS.:' he ';It's unbelievable that someone would ..yas that threats against All 11 Were made him to slay' 'and stick his ileck out," anyone "ho is going to do busil)ess in San sakl. , do a lb.Ing like this, and in my experience ~ause of ti.is position on certain Thorpe said. • Juan Capistrano that they· had better nOt Allen has decli ned to erpand on the ':.. iL'1"'\tnprecede.t1ted.'' ~evelopment matters. ''..11 amtzcs me~' he continued1 1'Ula.t tf'Y this soc.lo! thing again." he said. corhmeots he made ID the prepared 1tato---&, too-, ret.ils no adverse pressure on "There was apparently no way of anyone would do sometfiing thal direct San Juan's Mayor Toriy Forster ad· ment and hes declined tq elaborate~ th~any city officlifs other than the Allen in· Jwo,wlllg whether it 11•as a blutr. or not." and think that removing one planning mittcd that he. too, kne1v o! the threats incident or say who threatened him."' cldent. Thorpe said , "But i1 was not worthwhUe commissioner would make that much di!· .soon after Allen resigned . He slr~~. however. that the U~ats ';I think mo.st al us arc at a loss to ex· to take chances." ference." "But really, until we can get more v.·erc clear in their intent and that be WIS' plain it," he said.-_ ,,,_ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,._.,_ ' .. '. • I OAILY PILOT Pll91• ltr Lit Pt~nt She'll Be 10? Bella Budnc has seen_ a great deal in he• life. The lines that time ha s engraved in her interesting face see1n to underline this. Mrs. Budnc 1vas born Nov. 27, 1867. She \vlU be 105 next Saturday. Born in Pol· and. she moved to England. then Ne\v York, then <;:alifornia. A \Vido'v for 44 years, she has 42 great grandchildren. rt1rs. Budnc is. a resident of the Park Lido Convalescent lfospital in Nc1v port Beach. Ai1•, Cal Hostesses Show ... . Christmas Boom ·seen -Merchants ·Predict. Business Rebound Ch~i3fpi.as is just around ct Jast ap· proac,hlng corner and no ont'ls more aware of it than Orang~ Co as L merchants. -\Vith the President's price freeze .lilted slightly and a bealthier economy on the scene. commercial interest is picking up rapidly for the holiday season .. \Vilh rare exceptions, store owners up and down the Orange Coast arc predic- ting bustling Christmas business. Nearly all merchants expect Christma!'i shopping to be he3lthier this year than last. In a survey e-0nducted by the DAILY PILOT most merchants agreed that the Christmas rush still doesn't start until atler Thanksgiving, though many stores put up their holiday displays in early November. Few store managers could predict what items would be most popular this year, but most agreed that shoppers are still '\'atching their budget and looking for good buys. ..,, From San Clemente to H u~ton Beach, here 's how merchanl.!---., see (,"hristmas 1971: "We're predicting great business. I honestly think it'll be belier than last year. Folks seem futerested in fondues, stereos and other home entertainment items.'' said Ji m DeNaull, DeNau\t's •1ard1~1are. San Clemente. Christmas, but some stores are jumping Huntington Beach. lhe g_un:'', · .~· Teµer Wel.nmann, president-of The Roy Childs, of the Pottery Sh&(:k in Broadway, Huntington Cent.er. 'Fashion Laguna Beach, said the dock strike Iilarid, said, "We've had a good October delayed a lot of merchandise, bur-now Mt"8' -J'Jovember, and are head or all that products he in, things are beginning projections for Chrl.stmas. Facets of to move. readf to wear, sports wur and men's Another l.aguna Beach merchant; Bill shirts and ties are going strong." !\ta1Tiner of h1arriner's Stationers and In some areas the S~.!!SOJI is s\ill slow. Booksellers said it is a consensus of Frank Eagleson of E..11gelson's Gift Shop, merchants that this \\'\II be the bcst.:ycar Balboa-lliland, says it 's slow so•far, but ever because of an improved eeonomy he hopes it wttl pick up closer to and a good summer. Christmas. -•·• :: ··1t has really taken off in the: last _ John .Hart..•.of--J:tart:s sWrlin& Goods, month,·· says Jim Fant. Lin-~rook ~hfesa, also e~cts the pace to J>ick Hardware in Fountain Valley. "We're in . UJ:t:~,ftir TbankSghliD&-"We don't even for a hecku\'a season. In some are1S we put up our Qfilldlbas display until after are 30 per cen t ahead of our sellin,pace • ~ Thanltsgivl~- JE1st year." ~ · He added one comment that wasn't e:r· ;;People are buying earlier and :tipen-pressed. but rnigbt repfe~t Ult feelings ding faster than last year,'' adds Hirbert or other mcrcha'iits: •'tm 21Ways glad Blaylock, manager of \V. T. Grant in when it's over." - Time -. . to Share Thanksgiving Eyed for Marines . ; ' Some 3.000 marines from Camp • -From Laguna Beach or the Harbor Pendleton are looking for a place lo Area phone 499-212·~. spend Thanksgiving. -Fro m San Clemente phone 492-1814. J im Kiester of Haythorne's Depart-From north Orange r-unty phone ment Store in -San Clemente... added: "t The Interfaith Servicemen's Center in saS-0000 ""' really think this Chr.istmas will be a San Clemente hopes o fiClp lhem. San Clemente High School is located at M l S .1 great one. Hl~h t~g items seem to be For the sixth year the center is 700 avenida Pico, j~1 off the San Diego USC e. 'Not on t1~1 re' iiel11ng well th>S ~ear.•: .. ·~soring :·operation_ Th•nk:'gl,ing,". a "Freeway. The macines will return to ' "-0. W. "Dick' R1ch.ard. ov.•ncr • pf'O}EICL designed to find homes for 1n-Caiup Pendleton by bus from"lhe school · Richard's 1'1arket in Newport Beach, 1v -dividual marines to spend the holiday. at 10 p.m. , Contrary lo appearaQ.CeS, Air California \Vorkers UnioTt of •Aefie;ican (AF.t.-c'O}. •.a bit more cauli<il_:!S in his outlook: "Pea.~ -Bus loads of marines will arrive at J -;-i.:tradlti<mal Thanksgiving-dinner will _ ., . ~ • . 1 , ·~,)>le~ ar4· more ~tiou§t -ibopping a bU....:~~•e High School at 8 :.i.. ...... be served to several hundred stewardesses parading with protest d~al 50a. will take a strike vote Tues· more 1erlously. rth,ink' 1t11 going to bf> ..... ~ving day, and famili es wiD pie s:!rvlctmen It the Servicemen's Center, placards at Orange County Airport are a}. good as good as last year ·• th 1 8 1 · ISi A 'd v· to · not on strike just sho\1•ing they n1ean St . rd . l If d 11· hi ' . em up rom a.m. o noon. vent a IC na. . ' . . ~l\..1 ess-s ~ e . ig .s are .con· ·~PMple are going back to the old· Any family in Orange County that Donations for the center dinner may be busines s. t1nu1ng and Air Cs l1forn1a President f .:.,.,.--ed II · d b · f d I 'k h Th k I I I p n J1o ••4 <• Cl I . ·Th d l t" · 1 ti od t 1, Robe I Cl'll rd' id F Id II lh asu19n re IJIOn an uy1ng more 00 wou d h e to 11 are a an If v nc;mea s,nt to ., .,,. x ff , ~n emcn e, Zl}I . e. emons ra ion ts on Y a nic 1 0 . r 1. 0 sa r 9Y ~ ernoon c.~ and household Items than HqtJor this with· two· or more marlne11, •Can jthone .-.1267~. ~m.l;Mnne 492· br1ng~ng_ pressure ou management at Lhe 737 Jet s \VIII be starred even 1l struck. • -year'," Richard added. tbes·e numbers ; 1 -~Ji1•'4 ti a · e tor ·,. ~;:~-negotiating table ''\\' d ·1 t t ·k JI '6r--t' _ _.-,.. : , .· . . . . e on . cxpec a s r1 c · · · we ,; Dick \Volsfelt, 1nanager of Kerm Rima i.. ' • .:---:; • . A _group of m1_n1·sk1rted ste\\ard~ssc~ \V~ re pla~n1ng on scheduled flights , · Hardware, Costa Mesa. say11 "it's 100 • ... ' • d.1s~r1but~ handbill s ~o pa ssersby Friday . Clifford said. early lo tell . \\'e think it will be a good Alta Lagun. a-'B_-.· oulev·a:-ra· l1st1ng grievances "'Lth the locally·bascd He explained il 111ould take a bit of · airline. ti1ne. but nc\v stc1vardesscs l\'Ould be ''Notice to the Public. Air Cal Strike." trained in thal event. Track Buffs Set they said.. ,_ Clifford added th111, nQ. strike is t:On· The DAILY PILOT learned later that situated 1Yhile ne301iations continue stewardesses belonging lo the Transport although Oct. I "'as lhc point at which stewardesses could strike. f'ro111 Page 1 PLANE ... replica of any particular German plane but incotporates elements from several designs. Part of the authenticity is created by the armaments and the bullet holes painted onto the plane. •·1 made my o"'" machine guns. 'I'l)e C'nds are jelly jar lids and the n1uzz\c is a hos~'tting," he explained. ''The bon1b is an o oxygen tank 11•ith one of those fiberg ass lampshades on it. Actually it's an oil pumping system "'hich squirts 011 into the en gine manifold and pulS out 1hc 1vhite smoke .. , "Looking across the sights or the n1achine guns it n1akes you 1vondcr ho1v those flyers felt in 'Vorld \Var I. I largct different airplanes which is son1elhing (hat is. of course,-prearranged with-the other pilot s. \Ve have lo keep safely in mind . "A camera \~·hich is mounted on a tripod picks up the other planes in the gunsights. J've e\'en made a run on a One Air California stewarde ss admitted "the move Friday is a threat. just to allO\V the girls to flex their collective bargaining 1nuscle. The approximately 100 stewardesses ha.ve reached basic agreement on all but salary, President Clifford said. "Whal the girls are doing is putting a little pressure on us -insofar as they can -to gel us to sweeten thing a little," Clifford said. One problem is the recent \vage--price freeze and subsequent allowance~of up to a 51,~ percent pay raise under Pha se II rule.~. Clifford said lhe firm inust be Cautious in interpreting just w~at Phase II mean~. He said negotialions arc going fairly \veil and he expects agreement of some sort by the Tue sday deadline. ·s\ewardcsses demonstrating for public support Friday listed higher pay for other h1trastate carrier stewardesses as well as inadequate fringe-benefits for their grie\iances. - Cliff,ord said the ba se wage . about $6,500 per year according to the stewardesses, is !be remaining point oC eon t c; n ti on in labor-management For 50-rniler Extension, Busing Seen In Laguna Beucli Alta Laguna Boulevard Jn Laguna The road extension, Storm explained, Beach may be extended fro m It s prt11ent would cut through cou nty lands on pro- w II . termination in Top of the World to Arch perty owned by the Moulton Ranch. e nourished from Thanksgiving Day 1· •· dir to f I Beach Heights by September 1972, a Joseph Sweany, pub tc worl4 ec r, east ng. scores of Orange Coa~t track dedl•"· I d buffs are expected to run, jog and walk in county road official rev'flled Friday. noted the ranch Is willing to ~ an the ninth annual Laguna Beach 50 ~ll/e Speaking to both city and school of· for the road at no cnst. Hike. ficials, Murray Storm, assistant road One section of the proposed extension commissioner. said: "l thfnk there's a would pass through the city boundaries Hikers v.·in depart ffum Andrus Plun1· good possibility we can have the ex· and Jhus the cost of the stretch would bing. 855 Glenneyrc St. between 5 a.nl. tension th"rough by the time~chool opens -have to be borne by the city. But, Sweany and 9 a.m. Nov. 27. They will travel down in l!l72,,. • 1 ·added, the city will seek so percent rcim· S. Coast Highway througti South Laguna, Storm reasoned that-deal1nes in rbad."" bursement of(the cost from the cou nty. on Crown Valley Parkway into Laguna work in Certain uniricorpc)fated County":...,_ Storm said' final engineering studie s Niguel. then into Laguna Hills and back lands might make funds available for the should be oomplete b)'.May of next year through Laguna Canyon to tO\\'n. To leg $200.000 extension project. : and that "there Is a' good possibility we the 50 miles. the hikers must repeat the School officials arc anxious to gel the could have the extension finished by the course. Regist ration f~e for each hiker is road opened up· 50 that bus service may time school opens.'' Sl.S:>. In previous years hikers aged from be provided to residents of Arch Beach ''Right now, the project has been 10 to 70-plus have partlcipaled. Heights a·nd Porteflna La guna postp-0ned until the 1973·74 fiscal year," A banquet for all of thoSe who complete ·neighborhoods. Presently, a bus is Storm said. this gn.ieling hike will be Jlel~ in Detem----5el)~Uled to take childien lip steep-Nyes The project was p-0stponed, Storm said, W Z~'ld awardS will be presented. Place -~ foute which has been criticized because the county had not heard much The record for the hike is Seven llours by a number or citizens: from Laguna Beach -about the. pi:oject. set in 1969 by a Newport ilarbor man. Slonn. along with Tom ..Fuentes, ex· Referring the comments in favor of the Brian Overton. Last year's cont-est \\'as ecutive assistant to Superviso..r Ronald \V, extension, ,he added: "This is the kind of won by ~~rt &chilling of Ga rden. Grove Caspers. appeared at the ttieeting with information we want and need. There's a who coverta' lhe 'so miles in seven hours, !0C2J officials and were g!VtD a bus ride damn good chance we cao rdpQQll durln& O!l.ANG• CO.UT l'U•ll5H!NG (OMl'AN'I' blimp,"' smiled White. White. whose fellow flyers ha\'e en· negotiatioQs. 27 minu~s. .... up the. steep Nyes Pla~., the 1972·73 fl.seal year.'' 11:~"••• N. w,,.i <lowed him with the German nobility "rtt!OtTll tr'lll P~ltli$htr prefix "von·• for his interest in Teulonic J.t~ II:. cu,f•v airplanes. currently has another project vtt• "'"oc .. 1 '"' G1Mr1t A'•~''" in lhe ,,·orks. ===j=:_-_;-::-"'::-::'-"::!;:!:.;::.!::'="="====:l--"'!LJs a l\Y_Q_p\acc. sid~b -side pl~ ___ _ hi'1h.,~~~.s,...can be bu.ill.a.La....cnst nC l:;;;;:;~;;;;iiii;i~~~illiiii~~~~~--~ lhtm•• A. Mu•,hirit $2,000. Also on a German theme.·it will I Mtnfgj,._ E~olOi' C~•rl•1 H. l•o1 ltichud !>, Ni ll A.111111~1 M1~1glrie EO·~r1 OHlcK CHlt Mto: JJO Wef l•V $i11tl 1-!twPO<! auc1" u:r. N...,,.." lou:evl~ L•-• l9'oclt' m l'•et A~t..w "'""''""""" INC:~' l1US luclt h u1tv.r• .. ft C!-1t~ JU "'"'II Et t1mloo ltul ,,,., ..... 11141 641-'ll ll Clmllflltl .lifYtttl~l•t '4l•f,71 S111 Clo ... I• All Dop.,.111t•fl: Teltpht•t 4t2•44?e Ct1\'119M, ltl1, 01'""' Ctnl t•vtH>I'"" ""'""r· f.:1 "'"' ollfifS, \+!~l!fl\ll•I, Mll9t'1i rlll!ltf 1r t fv'"IUl!ltM$ ~ftri1 ~~ M rtprWU!.ff WMIOl/I ,,., .. 1 119<• m.,1i... "' Ufr,.;pt ,.,fttr. S~of t'lllr DM1Wtt wN •I ~ ltt11!1 I~ <.ft\f M~u, C1ti1tr~!1. ~fll! .. n 9Y C9"1W' f) K ~' lt'f ""•II NJf ""'111111'~ 111U11trt •n11n1t+IM, .. _. "*''~"'· !Cature lots -Of \\'ing area for less CX• the spotl'1ght ·,.,. Oft perienced pilots and wire wheels for ad· ., ditional authenticity. "J hope this \viii becon1e the 1\lodel T of JEANNE ABNET the airplanes." said White. who wilh lhe help of airport operator John Turner is now e-0mpleting the airfran1c. Othtr cl111e1 will be 1t1r1td shortly to fill the nMd. Interim orQan cl11se1 will start In December ••• Mitt Abnet is also offerlnA priv1te lt1son1 for piano and or91n, and Will take •tudtnft i"1med l1t1ly. But though interest in his Gem1anic flying ware rs at a fever pitch. While says one of his items is not n1oving particularly v.·cl/. '""'~ly Snoopy jewelry it going prttly slow ," he lamented. Senate OKs Gradual Bill board Ph!iseou I SACR )i1Ei'\TO (AP) -Gianl bill· l bo.vds along lnters talc and other main hlgh,~ays in C81iiomia would dlsapror wadually Wldcr l bill aproved 22· by 1flt Se1Wte. ]'he antl-blllboard measure by A~m·-~­ blym.an Edwin Z'bttg ( D-Sacramento) lcta the exLstlna biDboards remaln for ! another dece.de but forbids construction • 1 ol any more. 1, I Director of Mu1lc1I Educ1tion, WALLICHS MUSIC CITY Costa Meta PHONE 7 Week Organ Class Starts Tuesday, November 30th 540-2830 Jor complete inform1tion • ' COMPLETE SEVEN WEEK CLASS ONLY $15.00 WHICH INCLUDES: MATERIALS ANO MUS IC visit your d!_e•~tment store ftf mutic SOUTH COAST 1"1.AzA;....3400 IRISTOL ·Sf. C.05.fA MESA -Wi-28?0 - . , -· • I ' .. • ' • S.luldJJ, --20, -1'71 Pnlpti ~and Pew . .,lit. ~ -.tltl a;. p.m. on Wednesday. 'l'bo COI1UDunily ii invited to attend~ ....., .,,ornJii al 'Ille 11 o'clock 'J-letYft!t Gu t I t MillionarY Speaker Rev. Dick Rabenbont.. from Brazil 1nd MV~· undefl:!'thf North .'••ttoW Me We Using Our' American Baptlltl -General Blessing?" Is the subject of Coo.r.reoce, will be 1n our the sermon in observanct of pulpit, 1t the Ulllver•lty Bap-Thanksgiving Sunday • at tilt ~vdi, 22$2 S. E. Harbor Chrlstl1n Ch u r c h , Paliud'es Road, Santa Ana Dlsclples. of Christ, meeting He!ihtl. ~ 7'o'cloct·4!Vening each Sunday at' Upptr Bay service .wtn bt conducted by ·· BOy's Club, 2131 'Tustin 'Ave., the High School Group. Mr· Costa Mesa. Sunday School is Larry and Roberta Turner are at 9:45, worship at 10:45. Dr. Directora. D. W. McElroy i5 the minister. .... school : will precede •I t :lll a. m. 1n place of the l.lSUal • evenln& ltl'V1ce there will be ttleVWon parties in horries to watch .. the !~mous B 111 y Graham movie •:;rwo A. PeO::• ny," to be lhown on...Channel 5 from I p.m. tll 10 p.m. i..oaeru a.re• of Tbe ··Muter, 290& Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar offers two hours of wordiip at 9 and 11 a.m. Sund1y ~ $ahool and Bible classes au hr.Id al 10 ·a.m.· Dr. Wm. Eller will de liver the mea..aa~e •'VJ&liance". .It '.f.)lansglvmg •vice of wor~~P with gpeclal m\dlc will be held II 7;30 p.m. ;•How Are We Uslng Our Blessings?" ti the Sermon subject al Rarbof. Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, in observara or Thanksgiving Sunday. The congregation meets each. Sunday at Upper "It ls a thankful qiirit that Bay Bo>''•'"CJub, 2131 '-Tustin is the key ~that unlocks the Ave., C-o!ta Mesa. ,:,unday now o! good in our lives -School is al 9:45, worship al pour out Thanksgiving be.fore 10:45. n,. i;:>.W. JrfeElroy is the the victory". For his sertnon-minister. lecture topic this ' Sunday at ·- Tbt First Church of Rtll1ious Scleoce of Newport Beach, the Rev. Albert Burke has chosen "The Power of a Grateful ~Heart." Tile '10 a.m. service! are held in the Ebet1 Pi\!>, 515. Balboa Blvd., on .. the,,Balboa Peninsula a.od are followed by , Oft TbaoksgiviJJ& .Eve. ' . 'At· Ciorona del Mar Com· muUy C II a r c II 1 Congrega- tloul, 611 l;lelltrope Aye., the ttrm01l 1ubject_ fQf Sunday wiU be entiUed "Why Go to ChW'cll?" To be. presented by ·Dr. Philip G. Murray. Worship letVfc;.es· beg~ ~t 11 a.m. with childcare belpg p r o v l d e d . Cburi:h . SchQot ts also al 10. , ThaM:Uiving . ~ve services a fellowship-coffee hour. Sun- day School meets at the same time and _plice. . . ~ "A Survi!Y of 'Staridari!s - God's and Man's" Is the title of the sermon to be heard at the 11 a.m. service of Foun- lliln Valley Cemma nlty Cburch, 9420 Talbert. Sunday~ I < ..... "Take TWo Giant Steps!" is the sermon title of Don A. Bassett, pastor of Newport Center United M e t h o d I s t Chur.ch •. T h e congregation worshlP.J it'j1 ;i5 a.m. at St. Michael's and All • Angel's Episcopal Church, at Pacific View Drl'Ve and Marguerite, Newport Beach. Child care and .church school art offered at the same hour. Francesca L'Hoire, a soloist with the Irvine Master Chorale, will present the special music. The congregation Is reminded lo bring canned and. dried foods !or our ~givlnk Bul<el to help a family with a need. First Baptist C b u r c II , Newport Beach , is planning a Tbarlksgiving Eve 1 e r v i c e )Vbich· will tmph8slze the con- . temporary and the traditional In music and worship. Worship will be led .bY Rev. James Henry, associli,l.e minister of the church. Contemporary folk· music by Evan and Jeanne ~;,-. • Eva., wilt be aspecial feature Group Bf!ad · uuest .Talk. ofiothe service. Mr. Henry will Father Michael Haw· ·D J A. 0 1 P speak on the subject. "An r. · · · reus, unchanging God in a Changing kins of St. Nicholas president df the three- World." The service will Church in Laguna Hills million member Luth· climax in a can d I e Ii g ht is president of the eran Church-Missouri ceremony. Refre~hments w!ll Saddleback Valley Min· Synod, is scheduled to be ser_ved al a brief ~ellowsh1p isterial Association, an speak Sunday at the follow1n~ the service. T~ inter-faith group form· Anaheim Convention church ~s located at 2501 Clif.f 'es.... in south Orange Drive, m. Newpo~ Beach. A County. The group Sunday at 6 p.m. He is nurs~ry LS provided at all meets the first Friday speaking at the ban· services. of the month at the ,q~et sponsored by the new Mission Commun· Zion Lutheran Church Lesson-sennon to be heard tty ~pita!. for it.s post-dedication. at all CllrJ1tlao Se I e n c e .....::C:'....=:::::C:.:.:::::_ _____ .....:::::_.....::c..:.:.:.:::...::.:..::.:.:...:..:::.....::_ chufches Sunday will be "Soul and Body." Area churches and service times will include: Costa Mesa·First Church, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, 11 a.m.; Huntington Beach F i r s t Church, 8th and Olive St., 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, Glenneyre, will be "The Man Said Thank You," by Rev. Bruce CUshing at the 10:45 9:15 and 11 a.m.: Newport Beach Second Church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 a.m. a.m. services. Bible classes the for all ages are at 1:45 a.m. with Communion at 11 1.m. The sermon Sunday 1t First Chrlstl1n Church Laguna Beach, Legion of at • • Smile Awhile - -yj~!!:. ~~!e_ ~~~~,~~do~~~~: ~Smiles lbould replace frowm usually . mean the a a m e on SUnday morning, suggested things." • Mickey Hirrlson, one of &everal young ~rson~.-"'l]o . Several commended the 1.5- Were aoundfng oU their im· million-member Church for pressions of the churclt·ln declaring earlier that It stands UD1ba.11htd ternu. "against war and for peace.'' "You go in thert on Sunday . Although omitting · a pro-morning and everybody 's frowning, the deacon's frown-posed section that would have ing, the elder'• frowning-it identllied the denomination as ·aort of getJ me~down," said a "peace church" akin to Harrison of Coffeyville, K'Bn. Quakers and other P{lC!list "Neil time, smile a little. religious groUps, the approved Be happy. GoSI lovet you." r~lution upheld ' member1 ~ The observation was part of right ·to hold that position. wo hours of wide· o Pen "A beautiful action,'' said riticism and appeal' by youth David Bunchanan of Hun· delegates SUnday at· the bien-tington, w. Va. "It was the nial aswnbly of Qie Christian best we coo Id get." Church Disciples of Christ. Paul Effington of Memphis, Debby McAfee of Little Tenn., said college students Rock, Ark., said that older feel ignored by the Church. people in the Church • . "We've found that what chronically refuse to deal with you've taught us-of love, hard qtJetlion.s asked b y brotherhood and peace-you youths. don't try to do, and tell us not "They say accept ii, shut to do jt, Well , you better start up," she said. "Well, you're doing 1t. We've had our fill of going to have to start giving talk and are ready for action." some aMwers. And nobody is-Like other denomination!, going to tell me to shut up." which are trying to draw More than 5,000 older church youth into greater participa· men and womln were present tion by giving them more at Louisville'• Convention voice and a stronger hand in Center and frequently ap. Church affa irs, the assembly plauded the youngsters. , here has an increased number "We say things differently," of youth delega te!-145 e\igi· commented Patty De.ntler of ble to vote, 150 other5\a total Indianapolis. "But then. when of about 300. L-- ! ORANGE C,OAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . . • ' • • ' NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER FIFTEENTH AND MONROVIA NEWPORT BEACH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH~S llANCHIS OP THI MOTHll CHUlCH THI PllST CHUlCH OP CHRIST, ICllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSml FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Mornin9 Wo11llip • , , •• , , • , , , • •••••••••• S:lO l 11 :00 1.m. I i bi t Scllool ••. , , , • , ~:<45 •.m. Youth Group1 , •• ,, , 6:00 p.m. ICHIDULI OF SllYICIS 0 1:104.M-UILY MOININ• WOISHIP •:41 A.M.-IUNDAY SCHOOL ll:IOA.M.-MOINIM• WOISHIP llff P,M,--IYININ• WOUHIP ~----~~~-lllL_ "Soul and Body_''-_ _jll!. Ev1nin9 Wonhip , ,, • 7:00 p.m, ~ Cffl p"'yldfcl ti Ill -.rvlc11 O!l1ct : j:Jt.Hn Oltl OewcriOn 53'-t5'0 A .... ,., w.rc.., te,.,.... ef an ..... c,... & ,.;;:. • 1o o.,,.. ........ .i...·---• ·o.. ... s,1r1, . • •. .. ...,... ~ .. i,, .... O. WHlll, ,_..., 4.46-uC.. '=:; . ··- . ,FIRST ·ASSEMBLY Of. -GOD7; 140 E:-fina St., Coita Mesa-541'3761 E.. W. 'hilli,1, '••tor SUNDAY SERVICES ' •i>I A.M~ ldMI 1 .. 1 ... } ~ \: " 11:11 A.M-' ....... i:'!f ... ,,.. . "" _ . ~ ,, ' ,., 1""'9 •• ti•;' lti 'I -1 ~ .,, · c;a.... " "9rllce '-:: !: C•11.-, .. ·, C•1rclt-N11rwry C:.. Aw•ll•lll• 7:N r..11t-"YMtiN'af·,.1ra.• "· ~· ' . -4 Solll Cec•,... l.eJ S,_.'ar ---tMitld-l :lO P.M_._ Y111tli M•k_91_,, .. ,.,. ThoU19iwl1t Spe.clel-S.n'kl Newe"'ber 21 -10:l0 A.M. HARBOR ASSEMBLY ·OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 141-4704 V. L MltTWICK. '""' CA•L ••NTtT. Mlalttwll~ -SUN DAT lllYICD - t :4S A.M.-JeM19' le .... 10:10 A.Jit-"Dlnt1MI Fre"' tM M.mr" •J ""-• ~ ,..,., 7:ff r. M.-a • .,.i a..., ~•c•111•t Semce. Ch.,W• DMlify hytl · G1nt SpeGller -. COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL p,.sc111t1 -KMtrttrlll -llenM9tll'Y -0 1" c- CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH .. 23rd StrMt 1t Orange, Cost• Mell -54f.5303 I••· Pr~ l. MeJW, P•ter M1,.l1t Wenlll,....10:l0 e.M. -S111•dey Sc .... I t a.t11. hNey l~I .. Wenhlp·7:DO p.111.:--Preyer Meett .. WM.07:00 p.IL SABB~TH SERVICES RELIG IOUS SCHOOL harbor refomi-1etnple _. PIAllll IEANAAD I', Kl_NG _ mteting at • SL .im. Epltc0p1l Church c 3209 Via lldo/Nowport Bdeh F« lnt«TMtion: Clll 176-1230 TEMPLE-SHARON . . n. ........ ti ... .,. ... 1. "' ... lllltire ~ ArM 617 Welt He.dtH, Clthl M"' All Je';.11tlf.mli11 1re lrr,.it•d to joi11 In 111 1 truly 11111~ln9ful IAllATH 1Y1M1N• s11v1c11-f11DAY At 11t1 r.M. ••· lplrftwl...-...-l .. M•9M116"4,.... 646-1112 T•mplt Sll1ro11 Clloir ....-01119 Sh•liot 10:00 A.M-·'1111 l'rolllolo of lldi11" 6:10 P.M. J ... ,,.. _., Sl"9en u....r, o~ .... ..., ,,..,.. COAST BIBLE CHURCH MAICO POlaftl JL H.IMt. U.M JUAN CAPISTU.NO 4t•1Mt 494-1141 Ufof417 -==---""":"" UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH Jiil S. I . ",lLIU.DIS l~AI IANTA ANA HlleHn IUllMT IC~ ......... ., ..... ,""""'"'"""·~·····-~ ti• AJA. = ... •WOlllMIP ,., .. ., .............. ._.~ ... ._, •• , ....... 111• J..M. WOlllMI, , , ...................... :., 11• , ..... AU lie llllVl(I WIDNllDAY """'"'""" .... J1W 'M. ·-..... '· (trrift (hmi ,.._ t4Mm ) sund•v Nov. 21st Co1t1 M.a.-F=lrst. Church of Chlrst, Scientist zno M ... Y.Ne Dr .. c .... M .. hMatr kheol-t :ll A.M. Q11nd Sen'ke -11 :00 A.M. ...... ,._, Hlt·M-Y.Ne Dr. Huntington lluch-.Flnt Churth of_Chrlst, Scl1ntl1t Ma 011 ... H_..., ...... ,_..., lclrlMI -t :IO • 11 :00 A.M. :::,-t:ll • 11:00 A.M. .... -UI M• St. . ' N1WMft·'9•ch--Flr1t Church of Chri1t, Scl1ntl1t ' -St.OJ VI• Lide, Nrfpelf teoc• Clt11rc• & S•1d8'( khMl-t:00-10:10 A.M. l ... lllf lu.. JJ11 Vie Ude Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 3100 l'•lfk Ylew "''' Core11• .-.1 Mer c•erc1t·•-s..d.., Sc~t-10:00 A.M. IHcll .. lo•"' -llOO·I Celllt Hw.,. WM. IWHI .. TestlMOll't M•tfllfS -I p.111. -All Ch11rch" 'All art cordialltl i nvited to attend th1: church •ervices and enjoy the privileges of the Readtng Roomi c•n .. Cer• "•"''"AT ALL SlltYICU OP NlWl'OIT IUCH -(Dllclpl•I ......... ..... .,,., At u,,_, loy hp Cl1~ Jill T111f11 AYI., Cnta MeH Church School ........... 9: 45 A. M. Morning W-0rship ...... 10 :45 A.M. Nunery & Kh1d1rt..,.. Prewld .. Phone: 642·2725 Minister: Dr. D. \V. McEJroy CHURCH OF -C!fll.ST- 211 W. WILSON S.T., COSTA M!SA ..,._. Hctrlter eH FMm.w SUN OAT MOltNIN6 lllLE STUDY ••• : •••••••• , • , • t :41 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP. I COM~UNION .,, , 10141 A.'M. SUNOAY EVENING WOlSHll' ,, •••• , ••··•••••••._• 6:11 P.M, WEDNESDAY. IYENJNG lllLE STUDY •• · •••.• , •• ,,,, 7:JI ,,M. NUUllY CA.II PlOYIDID W. WUt HM,.._,, ...... ~.. l111 L.,e11t Mf1dlt1r Mutic•I Director Phone: 64>3191 Day or Night -FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH COMMUNITY Vic torja I Pl•centi1 Ave • ·Costa M1s1 CONGREGATIONAL Ja-f . Plete.'t • Mlnhltr l"1i1 McHuth DlrKllt ... Cllrltlt.a lldtlCllltl! 611 HELIOTROPE ltrlY W1nlllJ ............ ,. t .m . l itll Scl!NI .............. ,,41 t.m. Wenhlp -10 A.M. M1"'ll!ll Wtrthl• ........ ll:H 1.m. YtU!lt SrtuJI ............... I 1.m, ~''""" . .. .... .. .. . .... ...... 1 ,,,.,., Ch11rclt Sc•••l-11 A.M. Ci r. Phllflp G. Murr1y, Mlnl1t1r Nurser11 Care Provided 141-4771 . 541-6l41 644. 7400 Newpor!__J .Jnity LO•EN D. •LICKIHOf_ll , M!nlHtr D••otlo110/ Senlce -10 A.M. & 11 :15 A.M. Sund1y School for •II •1,111-1:4S A.M. · 1 St• e11d ln'llll, Newpert leoch Office -646·1111 , DIAL·A·PltAlll 646.f6lt THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMB, l2Dt Via Ulfe, N-pert a...i. 7:l0 A.M.-Hely l11cHrht t :OD A.M,--f1t11ll't Wenltlp • Cll11rc• kll11I 11 :00 A.M.-Alt.,.Clta H•l't l11ch1rht • Mer11l111,1 Preyer, Nurwry Prevld ... Mld0Weft Hely C11111111111le1 & HHllet S.n'lce1 TllftM"t-10:JO A.M. Wfflll'ICl~:OO P.M. The lew. Jeh1 P. A1he"t II, lecter -Ph1111: 671°0211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. S1111d1p 7:JO • t :lO Ch11rc• Schoel -t :ll Tirundeys: 6:l0 • I 0 0.111.1 Heir D..,1 a1 a11111111eff Ylcor, TU l••· Je•• W. D"eldno -"''" 141·1J26 ST. WILFRID'S-EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach 1:00 A.M.-Holy Commu11ie11 t :lOA.M.-F1milv S1rwic• & Cll11rch S,llool !N11n1ry C1r1f. 11 :00 A.M.-Mor11in9 Wonhip (Nuri•rv C•r•} 7:00 P.M.-F11ti v1I Ew1n1 011g & Si rmon Epi1cop1I Yo11nt Churchmer. All llfurgi11 ••• in Ult •f ..-.riou1 timel TIM Cll•rrlll Is llWIY. 1v111ai.11 "r Htly Ml,,..,.. J1mn c. c.1 • .,, , •• tor -t62·7512 1111.: li6-<4061 ,~1NG ~US eOMMUNfTY @tiUJ<Clt NEWPORT HARBOR · TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LUTHERAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P1cific View Dr. T11r111 II.ode Drlw 11111 Anw!ft Orlv• c-blO<t Mlllll et 798 Dower Or. LI 1-3631 C1m1t111 drlnJ. s111 0!1110 fr-•Y to cuiv.,, S0\1111 to CtmM Dr.I lift It T111l1 11.IC:k Ofl..-.. In, alcll S..•lMll. , • .., r ~ ... ~ .... J eNI $, lie!'• t :30 A.M. 'Sundery ·School for all Ctfll .itlle lln. 10119141 wtilt., 11 :00 A.M. Monti"' Wonhlp AUl"•lll '''"' lfUltSfltY CAltf PltO'llDEO AT OOTM MOUlll l E I W ' I 00 "" l~n ... c ... c.,,,IM Otht r M"ll"" (Ill W ·1"7 Ir Y onnip : 1.m. w THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Cllri1ti•n Educ1Hon f:ll 1.m. • Coron• del Mir DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone 644-2664 Atflll1tt1 w11• thl 11,1111 Gt11tr•l~t11ffft«t f•tti~t Wor1hip 10:10 1.m. ~====:!!!===~=,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;;;,,;,;,;;:;;,,==dll Nur.rer'll Ca!e Availabt1 WILCOME •:to A.M. ,_,, W•rtlilp 11:00 A.M. s....., c•mlt Sc••·• 11 :H A.M. PelriM WM'llltp S.ventlt-D«y Adventist Church 271 A ........ St,. c.t. M .. ...... ". Jlitfttora, •• ,,., ,_,_ l•lllt•th Sch11I , , • , t 1JO a.& Met11i119 Wenhl, , • 11:01 ·~ Pr•y•r M11ll11f W.~ .. 7:10 p.a. .Atte~J lhe C/iu,.ch of , Your Choice PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M ... YerM Drl ......... Stffft, c ........... c.iN • .I.MDII'# c. AND•ltSON. ,.., .. , -JOMN wen1v . .u-i.i. ,.,..., ~'!'Schei! f:ll -Merlllfll Won/l!P1 llDI •1'1111 ll:Ot 'rinc• of P11c1 L~thtr•ll School -Mitt Edher 011111, Prlncl,11 Olfict 'Phen11 149·0521 Scheel 'h•11tf 149·016f CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mluowrl Sv11od , '·'' Ykt.rl• St, e .. t. M ... Lek.er Y. Te,..w, Pastllt' 141-5404 W1n111t StrtlCltl 1111 '-11 A.M. • S1111t1•r kllllh 11• A.M. Alfwll 111111 Cliq1 f!M A.M. c•rt.tt• •••""'" · S.Mel -1414111 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18112 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine lew. HtrMrt N. Nlen11•111 ~.., klteel-t:OO A.M. G11lt1t Service -t :OO A.M. Faftlll't Service -10:30 A.M. IJl·1211 Nunery Cere llJ.J246 A Cordial Welcome from THE-tlNITED--ME?HODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Werfltlp-11 :IJ A.M. .. St. MlcllMll 1,1sc.,.1 Ch1rclli M9fflll'lte at Pee.Ifie Y1ew Dr • CMIHMI M• ..... : 671-ltSO Coit• M11• ftRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH J t th St. l H1rltor i1~.i. Churcll Wer1lli, -';lo I 11 Church S'h1ol -t :JO 54J·7727 C11i• M•11 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M111 V1rtl• & B1k1r St. S:4t·l71t Wenllip l-Cllurcll School t :OD l 10:]0 A.M. fount.in v.11.y FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 l u1h1rtl t62·25tJ Wor1hip I Cllurch s,hoot t :JO A.M. Mini1t•r f ertl l. Mill•r Hu11tinglon B11 ck FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17 th St. Sl6·lSJ7 S1r1ic11 -9;1S j. tO ;lO Hunlry C1rt All Mo'"lno Church Scllool -9:1 5 • ' Hu-11fin9to11 lt•ch -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il Av•. 142·'4461 Wor1hip & Cllurc h School 9:00 I 10:10 A.M. Irvin• -E•1I !luff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 111.1 211 I 1422 Culv1r Ro1d 11 Unlver11ty Orlvt Wonhip l Church S1llool 'l 10:30 .... M. l 19un• l 1•ch METHODIST CHURCH 21612 W11!1y Dri..-1 In Sou1h L1aun1 Wo r1hip 111d Cllurcll School -I 0 A.M. 499.101• N1wport l1•ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. Bt lbo• 11..-tl. 67l ·l•05 W•nhi..-9:10 A.M. Chur,h Scho•l-9;]0 l 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 21112 M .. Mll• !Near Adenn) Hu11tln1,1to1 luch It•. D111141 L leberfl, !'oater 1...---..,_Wifiiifp: t :lO A.i.T.""" Ch11tcll Scheel: 9:l l A.M. Office: 21112 Mat1tell1 SI. ..0111: 961°4940 Church of the Covenant 21$0 Felm-.... Cnte MIM lr•c. A. Kunie, l'nr.r 11....., W .... lp: t :lO & 11 :10 A.M. C••rc• Scheel t ill A.M. ~·--: 517·lJ40 Community Presbyterian Church · 411 krett .......... Lete1• heclli hf. DHel.-H. lelrd-1..,. An.rt 0 Hlerpe ~ W .... lp: 1:41 ·f :lO ·11 A.M. Chercll kh11I: t :JO Piie .. : .r494°755S - St. ~n!lrew's Presbyterian Church IH---sr.'"Aiilre"' IOH, Nnp1rt-1Ht• - CHrl" Herbert DlerMflellf, Petter Wert•lp • Cli1rcll Scheel: I, t :JO l 1 I A.M • ..... : 646·714"1 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C....., J111t-.,,.. & lnflih1ff Drlye, Cere11e tlel M• J•IMI Ci,._ l irk, P•ter Wenlll, • C••rc• k .. el -t :OI l IO:lO A.M. PhM: 644·1l41 Trinity United Presb'yterian Church 17tft & "-pect, S.... A.ea (1/1 ml. let ef Nw,.rt Pwy.1 OUTITANDIN6 YOUTH PI051AM-ACllS Of PARKIN• Wenlllp & Cll1rtll kkel -t:OI & 1 l :l O PlltltDn:...,.. M1 ..... : IMO.._, lell f'lettclrl Mlllltter ef MU -Detilllh KrwM -l'llie•i 144-7111 WAY IN FILLOWSHIP CHUIC:H OF llLllifOUS SCIENCE Of UlVIMI IUMOAY SlltVIC• """'""'"' 111• A.M, Mllbtlr ,.,, IM-J.U-. 1,1.C,,. 1411 Peclfk C... Hltlt1"Y' e.,...tet Mer THI '1RIT CHURCH OF RELIG IOUS ISCIENCI "....,.,.. '"""' ..... CllWcfl If Urllltlll CIWl"dt llt111'"11 k }lll<I• I.II Allttltf IUMDAT' II.VICI ... .. .. 111• A.M. -M1111Jtt1-.,... "*"' own.1,..a.sc• TMI lliLL CLUI O' MIW'°llT llACM Ill ..... IM .. 1•111111 • .. ·Saturday, No"ttmtftr 20, 1971 : ".i. S DAIL V PILOT 3 Ai~e' s D.isclQsure.:;g;..~ _ ···=-~ _ =~s S~il . :J:~alll By JOHN Alo.TERZA bea~i oC the ,..OOs f&t.~ resi.&nll· "l'm~ly 0 disitiied that 11n~ ·~,a·_*•ln\ht~M\t~ l~~tbe matter It's tough to do ; et1111k'ed ·of-the_d~~~lved. ~ or 111t 0.ltr ""-' 11'11'1 -lion. Allen related the fncklent to Thorpe \\'OU)d ® iJCb a fO\V thJrig, llMJ r Ja...,._..;&~ 1iii not aen&ed any "Wl•. • y~;:..: -: .. -:J1nce has "laken measurts" for U.- Reaction -much or il shock _ bas in confidence the mo ming Jfter his sud· personally am co!lvln~ed that Mr:-,;tttittt-~ ~%.fiiin any entJty. .-.-l.ojf:-~ sornfthlng llke this bl~ .. ~~1 of himself and his loved ones, hf. come quickly after disclosures late Fri-den announcement Oct. 11. • accoun;s of tile s1h1aUon are accurate. _thorpe safd that the incident bas had pened, Ulen perha.ps the Grand JUry kh:::2..__.:.... • -· ~·::; ~: day by San Juari Capistrano Planning Allen, 'f_ weD·knOwn Comn;iun y J~er "Ke y.•or;e0."1iird.a1 his job aod iila one slgnlfkant efltct -tlnit..-1Jf !nat!At ~uld'1b0k1nto It." .., saaJan City ~tanager Don Weidnet Commissioner Chatles Allen that he and vice president of a Huntlngton Beach small towb like outs rinding perions IS· the city councilmen and commissioners 'Ht said that AUen 's statement released said he first heard of the threats 1a8' resigned in the ta~e of threats to himseU area sav~s and loan, association, would willing to> work at he -is difficult. I'm "very sensitive to' any 1uch Cut11re tac· Friday summed up the situation. bl.lt was Thursday and was "shocked and lit' and his Camlly. not elaborate on ~is res1an&Uo11 011 the re~IIY sqrry to iet himi lea\•e the com·· tics." • ' : { ~ vigu&tn'ievcral respecU. • cradul.olls." , .-• :~ ....... ~ ~: Aniong the mo:;t angry was San Juan night he announcid it. The, inipllcition mlSfion, but the~ ftlll was no rtl\fSOn for "In a s~nse we can serv e notice in ''I'd like to flnd out more specifics," he "?l's "unbelievable that someone woul Councilman James Thorpe who waS that threats acainst Allell·were made him,, to stay and .,stick his neck out," ~nyone who is golni to do busintsi in San sild. ~ .-do a thing like this, arid in my e1perit nominated Allen to the Planner's P.ost in because of his position.I fon certain Thorpe said'. ~ • : Juan CapJstrano that they had better not, APen iJe.S decliiied lo expand on ~he it's unprecedented." ,. Spring o( 1970. The forrner planning com· development matters. , "It a.1naz.es nu:,'j he t.'Ontin.ued', •·uiat try this sort of thing again,:' he ~a1d. •.. cprqn1entslle made In the prtpared &l!-le-.~~too. re~4l-no adverse pressure o·~ missioner was a sll'OJ'lg critic of' some "There was apparently nQ way of anyone would do something tbat direct San . Juan's · htayor To~y ForsJ.er <\P· rueot an~ br.s declined to elaborate on-Jhe ' ~y "City offidals other than the Allen iJt types of development t3king place in the knowing \\'helher it \Vis 1 bluff, or not," and think that retnoVing one' plaMin& initled that be, too, kne.,--.ir the threats i~c~ent ()r say who threatened him: _ cidenL • city. Thorpe said1 '.'But It wu not worthwhile conllaisii6ner would make lbat much dtf· soon after Allen reSigned. . • He~tressed, however, that !tie threats . "I think m<>st of us are at a loss toe~ Thorpe ~aid be was "disgu_sted" at to take chances." -._ • '!. ..,..ferenct." •·But really, until "'e can get more were clear in their intent and that he was plain..il." he said. '" .,, -, -· ' ! ... ·.::: . ':' ....... l ... ~·-Christrna's Boonl .~eed ... • .,... l ..o " I ,_... " • ' .. ~ : Merchants Predict Busirtess Reboqnd l 4-' .. p ' • Bay to Be ·· Hot Topic •-:, ~ I : Christmas .Is just around a fast ap· Christmas, but some stores are jumping Huntington. Beach. ... pro.aclting corner and no one is more the·, gun.". ' Teller \Veinmann. pre.sident. of, The . .aWare o( it than Orange' .! Coast Roy Childs, of the Pottery Shae~ in Broadway,. tluiltington Center,· Fashiop mercharits. · Laguna Beach .• said the dock s~)l:e lsl.iiKL said, ''We've had a good October . With the Presidenrs price freeie lifted de~ed a lot or merchandise, bl!t oow str&-nj:...November. and are head er all slightly and a healthier economy on the lhat products arc in, th ings are beginning prO)tClions for Christmas. Facets ol scene, commercial interest is picking up to' 1nove. .... ready ·10 wear, sports wear and men1' rapidly for the holiday season. Another Laguna Beach merchant, Bil l shirts and ties are going strong." ! With rare exceptions, store O\\'ners up f\.Jarrlner of Marriner's Stationers And In some areas the season is sUll 1low. In .Newport_ By L. PETER KRIEG - 01 !ht Dilly JIUal Slttl . Newport-Bay will .be th_e center of at. Wltion at Ne\\l>Ort Beach City Council 1'ionday afternoon as councilmen hear from citizens who don't want to see any tall buildings around it and others "·ho don 't like the quality of \\'aler in it. and down the Orange Coast are predic· Bookselleri.'"'aaid it is a consensus;" of Frank Eagleson of EagelsoQi Gift; Shop;p ting bustling Christmas business. 'merchants tlult this \\1111 ~the best >"ar Balboa-Island, says---ifis-sl°" sO far,-btit- Nearly all merchants expect Christmjl;s ever because of an improved econ~y he hopes it will pick ~i closer ti Representatives of Newport Residents l;nited INRU) will confront councilmen at 2 p.m. to ask that a referendum against high rise be placed ()fl the April ballot. Spokesmen for en\'ironmental grotips will go before the t'Ouncil at 4 p.m. to discuss bay piollullon they say is caused by the storm drain system that emptle;s into the harbor. Representatives of the Orange County Harbor District and Health Department and the Santa Ana River Regional Water Quality Control Board v.·nl be pre sent for the talks. City ~1anager Robe rt L. \Vynn !laid Friday. Frank Robinson. a member of the County liarbor Commission, and Miss Sue Ficker, asked 'that the matter go before the council. ••• Slae'll Be 105 Bella Budne has seen a great deal in her life. The lines thai time has engraved in her interesting face seem to underline this. Mrs. Budne \Vas born Nov. 27, 1867. She \\•ill be 105 next Saturday. Born in Pol · and, she moved to England, then Ne\v York , then California. A \vidO\\" ror 44 years. she has 42 great grandchildren . !vlrs. Budne is· a resident of the Park Lido Convalescent Hospital in Ne\vport Beach . r~11d a good summer., _. Christmas. "" ·:. :: shopping to be healthier this year than , last. In 8 survey t'Onducted by the DAILY ··11 has really 1akea off in the last .. J.ohn, Hart ol-.Jlart's Sporting Good( PILOT most merchants agreed that the month," says Jim :!"Fant, Lin-Brt?Ok ":.ep~esa,~~ts the pace to pl~ Hardware in Fountaid Val~. "\\le'r£.in ®~ .... .,.,,, ~"'g. "We don't ev Christmas rush still doesn't start until 1 T <UloQ. vui for a heckuva season. In ie areas:We put'~'our _''tstmis.dlsplay until a!1•1 after Thanksgiving. though many stores ~· ....,., · h Id di I • I '" 30 per cent aheaQ of our selling nace .'J'.ha sltivln•4 ..-... • put up their o i ay sp ays 1n ear y r-, .,. ·..-,...... November. last year .'' •He added one-comment that wasn't er· "People are buying earlier and spen-Ptessed, but might represe.nL. the feellnn. Few store managers co11ld predict \\'hat ding faster than last year," adds Herbert of .other mercbants: "Cld" always ~· items would be most popular this year, Blaylock, manager of \V. T. Grant in when it's over." ! but most agreed that shoppers are still -· watching their budget and looking for :· good buys. T • • Sh . From San Clem~nte lo Huntington tme to·-are Beach, here's ho\v merchants see· Christmas 1971 : • . .. . -,. h~~~:;;· 1~~~i1:wsbesr~:1e:~~~~"ias~ Tha1iksgiving~ Eyed fQii:Jlarih~s· ! year. Folks seem interested in fondues. ·-.. _ --.. • sfcreos and ()ther hOme entert8iii'iilent Son1e 3,000 marines from Camp F m i.agtin Be h f;' th HI bot items,'' said Jim DeNaull, DeN. au1t·s --ro a ac r a. r __ : • "\Ve \Vant to talk primarily about the A• · ~ I antiquated l.or..m_dtainJy.s.tem that__ .11!_ a· empties into the.bayt'.,:_Miss f'.icker said. · 'I.I Hostesses-Show Pendleton are looking for a place to Area phone 499-1128. • 1-Iardware, San Clemente. d Th k . . -From San Clemente phone 492-1814. :: Jim Kiester of Haythorne's Depart· spen an s.givmg. . , • . -From north Orange County phonf ment St6i'e in San Clemente-added :~"f-..Ihc..Jnterfa1th Serv1cru.ne~ .. ~ Center Ul -0900.-_ _ , really think this Christmas will be a San Clemente hopes to help UJtnl. San Clemente High School Is located aJ Ths earlier high rise discussion may produce strong debate among coon· cilmen. who are di vided on \\'heJher lhe council should schedule a \'Ole of the pro. pie. Muscle; 'N ot 011 St1~ike' great one. High ta,g items seem to be For 'the sixth year the center is '1'00 Avenida Pit'O, just off the San Oiege ~ selling well this year." sponiOring "Operation Thanksgiv ing," a Freeway. The marlnes will return 1$, o. w. "Dick" Richard. O'ft'ner of project designed to find homes for in· Camp Pendleton by bus from the school Ri chard 's ~tarket in Newport Beach , was dividual marines lo spend the holiday. at 10 p.m. r. Vice ~layor Ho14'.ard Rogers Thursday predicted there would be-_~ch a referen· dun1 while other councihqgp;~ve sai? privately they think any vqte should ~·a1t tmlil the city completes wwrirfJ.ipdating its general plan. I\"RU President Allan Beek said la i.t week ' this group has fonned no specific proposals, instead hoping for a ''loose'' -discussion of the issue. Some time ago NltU had proposed.ban- ning skyscrapers ln all but three areas of the city -Ne\vport Center. the Emkay property by Orange County Airport and the 1rvine Company!$~ North-Ford in· dustrial park, plaMed above the PhilC<l- ford Aeronutrcnic plant on Ford Road . Counciln1en will discuss a va riety of ()ther matters during the study session thal begins at I :40 p.m. One or them likely will be the subject of a new police staUon. Vice ttayor Howard Rogers \Vednesday said he'll pro- pose the city start laying plans for a ne"· headquarters lo be built on tt.e lawn in front of l·hc present city hall on l">e"'·porl Boulevard. Strontiun1 90 Falls \VASHJNGTON (UPll -Strontiu n1 90 rallout in the world today is about ()ne-- twenlieth of what it was in 1963. This report was given Friday by Sen. John Sparkman (D-Okla.). a senior mem- ber or the Foreign Relations Committee. Sparkman said the nuclear test ban treaty was responsible for the drop, ORA.NII COAST ' DAILY PILOT Me•pert Incl! H .. ti .. tet IMcll l•" h••li ft¥ttei• Ylllhy . C•• M"t $911 Cl.-..ite Clll:A.NGI: CDAlT JIUlltsHIW• COM,ANY .. \ lt•\•rt N. W•t• l'r•..,,I •M I'•~"'*" ,. Contrary to appearances. Air Cali£arn:ft ste1\'a rdesses parading \1•1th protl!St placards at Orange County Airport are not on st rike, just sho\\•ing they . n1ea11 business. The demon~tratiou Is only a ~lethod of bringing prfssute On mana!ir!ment at the negotiating table. A group of mini-skirted stewardesses distributed handbills to passersby Friday. listing grievances 1vith the locally·based airline. "Notice to-the Public. Air Cal Strike." they sa id. The DAILY PILOT leilrned later that stewardesses belonging to the Transport Monastery Shut As Britisli Hunt Irish Rebels BELFAST, Northern Ire land IUPJ ) - The Britisl) Army sealed off a Roman Catholic monastery in the snowy Northen1 Ireland countryside for the second dr.y today looking for escaped prisoners 2nd illegal v.·eapons. About 20 troops and 50 policemen moved into !he grounds of Our Lady of JJelhlehem Abbey. 35 miles northv.·est of Belfast, before da"'" Frida y. They carried out a da y long search of the Cistercic>n monastery and its 200 acre.~ dotted \Vith"i'annhouses and sheds. The search began hours after policr held two of the monastery's 45 monks. the Rev. Thoma.~ O'Neill. 45. and his brother. Patrick Kehan. 43. on charge~ of assisting t"·o priscners ~·ho escaped Tuesday (fom Belfast's Crumlin Roel.I Prison. S~en other ·esca~ arc still al large. \Vhen caught, the t"·o prisoners were v.·earing clerical dress. All the escapees faced gun and OOmb charges. J•cli: ft . Curit "( Vie-l'ruill.r.t •1111 ~rtr ).\tl'Mftr The search of the retreat. In scenic, rollirig hills ne&r the fO\\'n of Portglenone. --+-~vas...caUed-off-at-du.sk Friday and troops \\'alreOUnfil day break-·today to resun1e. Tht ll'll ' KttYil ___ li•l!or' l~•"'•' A. M"rp~;n• M1n.,il>I E~""r C~1rlt1 H. l•tt ~id11•.I ~. Ntll Anlt,.~I N.1~11lr.1 ff•!•r• 0"'0ffl:•• Cttl• MHI: 3)) WHl "l•'f $trctt NtwPOrl SN-ell: JU! N.....,,.,, sou!w1!1 l19U~t lard!: 112 Ft11tl A.,.,..,. ~yntfno'-" 1e1c11: 11115 INC:ll llY1t111r• 1~ Clt"""1tll as war111 El C•"'""' ""' II.Ally l'ILOr. with ""':ct! 11 ~tr.• flit Nt-1'11tt, k ""*"'"" fill'!' w.tllOt II"' Cl1 In ltl'ltll9 .. It .... t'tt L.,_ ~--t!I• No ..... fl ... di. ( .. ,. NMI, H .... 'l~M ••H"· 1"1111\h ill VII~'(. .$lit Cill"*"flf CU•ltlrtfl9 tM SIMltffdf, •i..e Witll .,.. '":.. .... ltltlt. ,..,, •I .,;..rlt!<J •!11\t .. t i U1 W•I I t'!' .ltrH., (9'11 M••. ,....,.._ t71 4l i42-4J21 C.l-Hle4 A4.-i.W., .641.J•7t -S4I c._.;t.. All lt,M'l•19"! T....,.... 4tl-44Jt C.,.,.rltl'ol, 1'11, Or•ntt Ctlll JllA!IJJofne Ct•'lll•IU'I'{, f.it "'A' ''"'"· 111 ... ....,: .... ,, •Sflfr1'11 "'"'"°' .r ...,_,1Hl'l'tfflfS llt!<lftt f'\I~ N r .. !'9fljqll Wlj'lllV'I t ... tl11 ""'" f'lltsltn .i .,,,..11111 ~. f'ro11• Page l PLANE • • • gunsights. I've even 1nad~ a rw1 ~ a blimp," smiled White. \Vhite, \\'hose fellow nyers have en· dowed him with the Gennan nobility pre.Fix "von" for his interest in Teulooic airplanes, currently ha! another project in the works. It is a '"'o place. side-by-side plane \\'hich. he says. can be built at a cost or 52.000. Also on a Ge rman themt. it will feature lots nf winG area for le&S e1. perienced pilob and 'A'lre wheels (or 1d· ditional authenticity. "I hope this wUI become:.l.be ?tlodelJ' ol the .airplanes:· said White, who with the ~Ip of alrport. operator John Turner is now completing Uie airframe. Bu~ though interest in his Gefm&nlc ftying .,·1re is a\ a fever pitch, White says one of his Items is not 1novlng particularly well. 1 t\\'orkers Union of American < AFlrCIOl Local 505, "'ill take a strike vote Tues-- day. Ste\11ardess-staffed Oights are oon- 1.Uluing and Air Cali£ornia President 1 Robert Clifford said Friday afternoon the 737 jets will be stafred even if strucli. "\Ve don 't expect a strike ••• well. we'r( planning on scheduled nights," Clifford said. He explained it would take a bit of time, bul new stewardesses would be frained in that event. Clifford added tha~ no strike is eon· situated \vhile negotiations co ntinue although Oct. 1 was the point at \vh!ch stewardesses could sfrike. One Air California sle\\·ardess admitted the move Friday is a threat, just to allow lhe' girls to flex their collectire bargaining muscle. The approximately 100 stewardesses he.~e reached basic agreement on all but salaty. President Clifford said. ")Yhal the girls ;:ire doing is putting a litttcpressure an us -insofar as thev can ..:. lo get us lo sweeten thing a little,;, CliUord said. • ~ problem is the recent wage-price free~ and subsequent allovo'ance of up to a 5\, percent pay rai se under Ph ase II rules~ Clifford said the firm must be cautious in interpretlng just \Vhat Phase'JI means. He' said negotiations are going fairl y ,,...ell and he expects agrecmerll of some liOrt.by the Tuesday "deadline. Stewardesses demon strating for public supPort trl<fay listed higher pay for otli"fr. intrastate carrier sle\vardesses as well as inad'~uale ffinge ~nts tor their grievances. Clifford said the base wage. about S6.500 prr year acccrding lo the slewardesses. is the rem ain ing point of c o n'f en t ion in labor-management negotiations . a bit more cautious-in his outlook: "Pea-· . Bus: loads of marines will arrive at;San A. traditional Thanksgiving dinner wid pie are more 1:2.y,tio~ shOJ?ping a bit ~~te High School at g a.m., -;:-"aliO :"be st'i;ved to seftral hundred more seriously. I "lhink lt1t ~soing to be":"" • ··asiJlna: day, and families will J!:ick ~sfi!iemen ·ai the Servicemen'& Centet: good, as good as last year.'' them up from I a.m. to noon. 154.~venida Victoria. .. "People are -coing back to the old-Any .family in Orange C~u~ty that Donations for the center diMer m1y bl fashioned religioO and buying more food would like to share a Thanksg1vmg meal sent to P.O. pox 284, Sin Clemente, ziP •Ad howehold items than liquor this wlth lwo or more marines c.,n p~ne ....... tJ672. r~ .,l'l,!¥!1--i!ne 4~ year.'' R.!Chard added. thest numbers : lflf to .. arrance Cora ·p~.!.. -:.:.: " "' • I • • o Olck Wolsfelt, manager or Kerm Rima • .... flardware, Costa ~fesa, says "it's tQO early to tell. 'Ve think it will be a good Track Buffs Set For 50-rniler Alta Laguna Boulevard Extension, Busing. Seen ' .. .· . • lit Lag"l'U BeacJ Alta Laguna Boulevard lh Laguna -.:The 'l'Oad extension, Storm explaine4, "' " I. Beach may be extended from Its preN!nt would cut through ccunty lands on pr°" . tennination in Top of thiWOrld to Arch perty owned by the Moulton Rancti. We~! nourished Crom Thanksgiving.Day Beach Heights by Sepjember 1972 a Jose ph Sweany, public works d.lnctoi, fe~1ng. scores of Oran~e Coast tra~k :..~nty road official revea~ f'Jiday . .._. noted the ranch is willing to dediCa~laNi buff~ .are expected to run, Jog a~ \\'alk .1n Speaking to OOlh city and school .of· for the road at no cost. ' • th_e ninth annua l Laguna Beacli 50 ~l1le nclals. f\turray Storm. assistant 111ad One section of the proposed extension Hike. ~CQ~lssioner. said: "I thin~there'I a would pass through the city bciundarie°S Hikers will depart ftom Andrus Phlm-· • gooC:I P.ll&ibility we can :;Jiate the .ex· and thus the cost of the stretch wou)_st bing. 8.;5 Glenneyre St. between 5 a.m. tension 1hrougfl by the Ume s&ool optns have to be borne by the city. But. Sweafl.)' and 9 a.m. Nov. 27. They will travel down -in 1972." : ,added, the city will seek 50 percent ri!I~ S. Coast Highway throµgh South L3guna. Sto rm reasoned that diclint:s in rOad.. ~ bursement of the cc st from the county. • on Crown Valley Parkwa y into Laguna work in ·ceitain unincorpora~ couiity· -.:;-Storm said final engineering studies Niguel. then Into LagWla Hills and back lands might make fund's availible for~he ". Sllould be complete by May of next year through Lagunil Canycn to town. To leg $200,~ extension project. : : and that "there is a iood possibility we the 50 miles, the hiker6 mu st repeat the School officials are anxious to_ get :ijle cculd have the extension finished by t~·e course. Registration fee for each hil<eJ is road opene.d .up so~ihal bus service may time ~chool opens." $1.50. In pre.,·ious years hikers aged from be i;rovldfd to reStdetits of A)::ch Beath "Rtght now, the project has been 10 to 7G-plus have participated. Heijfhli and Porlsflna ·i.. a g u ti. a 1>0stporied until the 1973-74 tlsca l year~' -A banquet rOr all of those who,...cofflplete neii"'nbprhoodi . Presently, i bus : is Storr!\ said. this grueling hike will be bfM;'m DeOOrt-sC~edulfP 14 take ahlldren,up &teep Nyes The project was postponed, Storm sai~l btr ~lid awardll will be ~ed, ................ ...Place ~ a lo.ute wh ich has beeri'"criticiUd because the county had not heard mulf: 'l'he record for the hike is seven hours by ii n\imber or citizens. -...... from Laguna Beach about the projedt. set in 1969 by a Newport 11arbor man. Storm, along with Tom FU"entes. ex· Referring the#t'Omments in favor of thl Brian Overton . Last year's contest wa s ecutlve assistant to SUpervisor Ronald w. extension, he added : "This is the kind ~ 'A'on by ~fark Schilling of Garden Grove: Caspers, appeared at the meeting Yl1th infonnation we want and need. There'~.19 wbo covered tbe 50 miles in seven hours, locrJ officials and \Vere given a bus ride damn good chance we can respond durlnc 27 minutes. u~ the steep Nyes Place.. the 1972·73 fiscal yiar." ~ CLASSES ARE the spotliCJht is on . LIMITEDI N~ SO REGISTER-EARLY JEANNE ABNET Director of Mualc,.I Educ1tlon, WALLICHS MIJSIC CITY Costa Mesa 7 Week Organ Class Starts Tuesday, November 30th 'COMPLETE SEVEN WEEK CLASS ONLY $15.Gil WHICH INCLUDES: MATERIALS AND MUSIC Other cl••••• will be •tarted •hortly to fill the need. Jnterm organ cla111 wlll 1t1rt in December •• _ Miss Abnet Is allO offerinA prlv1t1 lttt0ns for piano and or91n, and w1u~take 1tudents lmihedl1tely. -. . PHONE 540-2830 for complete lnfor.mation -· OPEN THE DOOR TO A . NEW WORLD OF MUSIC M11N$ -1dltt ,.fl'llly Ifft , , • tM JNft ,. l fl ........ i. ttllff atlhlrtl •l"N• NI l'llf'W:ll 1M Wtl ,..,_ , • , """" cMltrlllttn II l•nlltr .. 1...,,_1. -visit your d.,artment 1tor1 of mu1lc JOUTH COAST Pb\8-34~ 'lllSTOL ST. COSlA MESA; _: 540-2830 ~.- . • 1 ' I • I ' ' : . .. • • I . . ! lftfllf Cllll "'t.ft ,11<11 t i Nt ;o,.r'I "9clt 1!'111 Ct:lll "'"'• C1!111f'lt •. IYMet!,111n tY t1trltr n l1 moifllir• •~ n\11r U.<J """"'"'' tn!ttllrf t tt.l!lll"lifllto U.U ~1t. "'My Sooopy jewelry Is iOing pr U)' 1low,'' he lamented. ' ~-~- • 1 • ,. - l I • ..... ~ .... ·· ,:i-.. .. -----. • • ' ·~:Pulpit ~and Pew • ' lwld1y mornlnf e lht,-11 o'clock Rtvlce, -Cue 1 t Miulonary Speaker Rev. Dick Rabenborat, from Brazil and wvlll -Wldtr the · N o r t h American Baptists General ~.-wllL be In our pulpi" at tile Unlveralty Bap. Ull Chrci', 2252 S. E. Pali:liiMN' Road, Santa Ana Htighta.r'J'he 7 o'clock ev(!nlng service Will be conducted by !be High SdioqJ, Group. Mr. Larry and Roberta TUmer are DlreCtdn. ' r Ldnrll atardli· of The ......,, · 29 Paclnc Vjew . Drive, c.orona del Mar offers two hours of worship al I and · it un. Sunday Church School and Bible. clUHl,art held at 10 a.m. Dr. Wm •. tlle.r will de liv er the aieaaage ~'Vigilance". A Thansgiving pervice of wor~p with special JDUl}C"Will be held at 7:30 p.m. ' icl>ool wlli precede 1t t : 30 1.m. ln place of the uau-al evenlng sefvlce"theile will be teJevi'Jlon "partiea 'In ·h0Me1 to -"HQW Are We o.ling ;Our witcli . tqe .faqious B 11 ty Blessing!" is the JUbject of .G"raham .fl'OYit '1Two A Pe~· the wmon in obslrvance of .._ 71y," to be 1hown M Channel $ Thanksgiving ,Sunday at from I p.m. tit JO p.rn. 1 Harbor Chrilttan C h • r c ti , Disciple• el Christ, mee:tlna: ea~h Surlday •at Upper Bay Boy's Oub, 2131 Tustin Ave .• Costa Mesa. Sunday School ts at 9:45, worship at 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the min.later. "How Are We Using Our Blesslnp?" ii the sermon subject al Harbw Cluittia• Church, Djsciples of Christ, ln observ,nce of · Thanksgiving Sunday. Tb e congregation • mttts each Sunday at Upper "I( is a thankful spirit that Bay Boy!a ~. 2Ul Tultin ls the key that unlocks the Ave., 'COsti. Mesa. Sunday now of good In our lives -School ts at t :U, worship at pour out Thll"lltsgiving before 10:45. Dr. D.W. McF;l~y ·i.s the the victory". For his sermon-minister. lecture topk: thls Sunday at ., The First Cburclt of Rell&ieu• . • • • Science of Newwrt Beatlt the "Take Two Giant "Step!!!" is for our Thanb1lv1J>1 Ba°dtet io help a family with a netd. Flnt .BapU1t Ctl a rc k, NtWPOrt .Beach, is ptaMlng a Thanksgiving Evers e r V'l c e which will emphi!IU: the con- temporary and the traditional In music and worahlp. Worahlp will be Jed by Rev. Jame1 Henry, asaociate min1ster of the church. Contemporary folk music by Evan and .Jeanne Evans will be a special feature of the service. Mr. He~ will 1peak on the 1_ybject., "An Unchanging Cod in a Changing World." The service will c!"imax in a c a ndlelight ceremony. Refreshments will be served' at a brief felloWship following· 1he service. The ('hurch is located at 2501 Cliff Drive; in Newport Be:aCh. A nursery is provided at all ierVlces. .Group Be•" Gueat Tolle Father Michael Haw· Dr. J. A. 0 . Preus, kins or St. Nicholas prelident of the lbr ... "bUJ"ch in Laguna Hills million member Luth· is president or the eran Cburch-Misaourt Saddleback V>lley Min· Synod, is scbeduled to isterlal Association, an speak Sunday at th"e inter-faith group form· ¥abeim Convention ed in south Oz:ange . Sunday at 6 p.m. He is County. Th e group meets the first Friday speaking at th~ ban· of the month at the quet sponsorecf.. by the • ·Smile Aw.)iile · •• • • • Youths Vrge Church Cheer l.01/ISVll.LE, Ky. (AP) - ; Sll)lla lbould rtplact frown! oo Sw,day --1ng, 1uguted Mickey Harrlton, ooe of Mveral young persons who were IOWMS.lnc off their Im· prualolll of the church-in unabaahed terms. you pt ri&ht down to it, we usually mean the ' 1 m t thlltgs. II I Several commended the 1.S. mill ion-member Church for declaring earlier that it stands "against war and for peace.". "You &o in thtrt on Sunday Although omitting a pro- mornlng 111 d everybody'• frowning, the deacon's frown-posed section that 'Yould have Ing, J the elder'• frowning-it identified the denomination as IOrl of 1eta mt down " said a "pea~ church'' akin to HarrlJon Of' Cofferyllit: ~an. Quakfrs and othu pacifi1t '-'.Ntil time, 1mUt ~}!ltlt. ligious groups, the approved Be happr. God loves Y · . resolution upheld member• The oblerv1Uon wu part o ri&ht to hold that position. two boura oI w I d e • o P e n "A beautiful action " said critlcllm and apputs by youth David Bunchanan of Hun- dele1att1 $1nd.ly at the .bi~n-tington, W, Va. ''lt was the nial auembly of the ~1shan best we could get." Churcb 01.sclplu of Christ. Paul Effington of Memphis, Debby MeAfee of Little Tenn., said college atudenta Rock, Ark., 11id that older feel iJ!lOred by the Church. people in the Chu r c h "We've found that what chronic.ally rtluse to deal with you've taught . us-<>f love, hard question1 asked b y brotherhood and . peace-you youth.I. don't try to do , and tell , us not f!ll ~Ucl~ing ~·· At .Co~' del ~Mar Com- multy C h 11 r rjh , Congrega. tlonal, 611 HelltroP.! Ave., the iermon subject fOr SuOOay will be entitled HWhy" GO to Chuttb?".TD'.be presented by -Dr. j>lilllp G, Moirny. Worship tt:rvicu begin 11t 11 a:m. with ebil\tleare'being prov Ide d . Cburdi School if also 'at 10. ~vlng Eve~ 1ervlces Rev. Albert Burke ha! c~o the sermon title of Don A. "The Power of a Graitful .. Bassett, pastor · of N~wport Heart." The~lO-ii:m. services Center Ual,~.M e~t h.1dI1 & are held In the Ebell Club, 515 Churcli. T ~.e congregatlqn Balboa BIVd:, on the. BalbOa worships at "Jt:15 a.m. at SL Peninsula and are followed by Michael's ' and ' All ··Angel 's. a fellowship-coffee hour. Sun-Episcopal Church, at Pacific day School meets at the same View Drive. and Marguerite, new Mission Commun· Zion bulheran Church Lesson-sermon to 1>e heard ity Hospital. for its post-dedication. at all Chrl1U1n Sc I e 11 c e --'---'-----------'------- "They uy accept it, shut to_do it. Well, you better atart up," 1he said. "Well. you're doing it. We've had cur _fill of goln1 to have to start giving talk and are ready for action." aome &n1wen. And nobody is ~Ike ether denol{linatlons, time an~ Newport, Beach". Child care '" --· and chLV"ch school are offered .. A survey of Standards -at the ume hour. Francisca Cad 's and Man's" is the title L'Hoire, a aoloillt with the of th' sermon ta be heard at Irvine Master Chorale, will the 11 1.m. service of Foua-presen t the speetal music. The lain Valley C 1 m mu• I l y cangregation is reminded to Cluucli, 9i20 Talbert Sonday· Ing_ canne4 and dried foodi churches Sunday will be "Soul and Body." Area:churche• and service times will include: Costa Mesa First Church, 1880 Mesa Verde Drive, II a.m.: Huntington Beach F i r s t Churdl, ath and Olive St., 1:30 and 11 a.m.; Newport Beach Fir.st Church, 3303 Via Lido, 1:15 and 11 .. a.m.; Newport Beach Second Church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, C6rona del Mar, 10 1.m, The sermon Sunday at the First CJtrt1tla1 Churcli el L11uu Beaclt, Leaton at Glenneyre, will be "The Man Salcl Think You,"-by Rev. Bnioe Cushing at the 10:41 a.m. services. ,Bible clauts for all ages i re at 1:45 a.m. with Communion at 11 a.m. 1 (sff 'ULPJT, Pa1e I) 1oin1 to tell me to tbut up." which are trying to draw More thin 5,000 older church youth into greater particip1· mtn and women were present tion by· giving them more a t Louilvllle'1 . Cinvention voice and a stronger hand in Ctnltt and frequently ap-Church affairs, the assembly ptaudic! the youngsters. here has an increased number "'le u y things dlfferently,11 of youth delegates-145 ellci· cam.men~ Patty Dtntler of ble to vote, 150 others-a tctat 1ndian1poli1. "But th en when of about 300. ORANGE COAST CH.URCH DIRECTORY ' l l , ' "'" ~ I • '. . ' . , NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER . . . . . --· FIFTEENTH .AND MONROVIA N•WPORT BEACH ' -·~ ... ~· ' ~-·· ~ icHlDf"L1 OF 1ft~1«:q~: .. ~!.:"~: "~ ~ ....-... ,. --l :JOA.M.-UILY MOlNINlo wotsHJP ~ ~ ... - : • t :41 A.111.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 1l:'IOA.M.-'MOlNIN• WOllHIP 6:00 P.111.-IYININ• WOUHIP A M9tty wek.-,. !N'M•., .. I.,., cl'M4s & ,..., "O.. ll tM s,1,1t ••• o .. 111 tM L..r .... Dr ....... o. w ..... , .. t« 646-6621 ,FIRST ASSEMBLY OF ·Gao-~ ~o•t1~54lill6l E. W. 'hillip1, '••tor SUNDAY SERVICES :)I A.M.-Clllndi kli..i t .. 1 ... 1 1i1H A.M,-"wi;_,. 11 M.I... H .. pl .. 1 ,..,.,_.,.-..wu · ... -: :: -.... -:.: -c •• ...iiil •• :s.Mc. . ...... = ..... '?" ... 1 Chlldre111'1 Ch•rcli-N111'MfY C..e A••ll••I• ,,iot r.M-"V...n,. •f ,_lih" : ........ CM'-111, Wt ,,....., T•altht 7:JO ,.M. '••th M111lcsl " .. ,. .. l\nlr:1tl .... S,.clmi S.rwb N•-"' 25 -1 O:JO A.M. HARIOR :ASSEMILY O.F GOD 740 W. Wllsan, Costa tMsa 141-4704 ¥. L. M•lllTWICK. P11• CAIL elNTlllT, Ml""*'., Mlllk -sun..-r SQ'1Cll -· . ..... ...._. .. . ... ' 9,41A.M.-I~~ .• 10:11 A.M-"DI ..... FT•"' tM M ...... " •l W--'9!'~'· ?:• ..... -a • ., .. ·~ ............. ........ i:---.... a-t~S,...H COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,,..ld!Mt -KIHw1111M -•llolllllll'IT -: ClllM Ct" CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrHt 1t Or1n~1•1 Cost1 . Mesi -541·5303 ..... Pr-4 •• ,..,. ...... , · Mlflll .. W•rshlf-1 l :ll .... --l••day SUMI t •·•· ~ ,,..., .. WMu1,.1:ot , ••• -PNYW Mffthtt w .... 1:00 , ... . SABBATH SERVICES RELIG IOUSSCHOOL • harbor reform tiiiiple • RABBI BEANAAD P'. KING ~ ' mftting It "' St J-fpllco!>ll Church 0 3209 v~ Lld•iflowporl Bllth for lnform1tlon: Cell 176-723Q _ • CHRIST.IAN SCIENC,E (HU RC.HES IU.NCHH "OP THI MOTHll CHUICH THI FlllT CHUICH OF CHlllT, ICllNTIST IN IOiTON, MASSACHUSms "Soul and Body" Sunday Nov. 21st Costa Meu-Ffrst church of Chlrst, Scientist 2m ...._ v ... Dr., c .. t. ,. ... ,...., WIMJ-9:11 A.M. Cllwdl lertke.-11 :OI A.M, ....... 1-. 2111 M .. YerM Dr. _Humintml ~irst-Church _ol Chrl1!, ~t11tl '.L_ .... ..... &"Oii' ... 'If.~ ....... ' • ..., ScllMI -t :JI • 11 :ff A.M. I c ..... -t:JI & tt:Ol.A.M. .......... -n1 r •1•. 1 NtwJl!"::B-1>-Flnt ChOrch of Chrl1t, Scl1ntlll • ~": JiiY!. UM, "Newp•rt IMdl · Cl110.C• • Su4.,-Sctt..t-t:00.11:JI A.M. lMlll .. 1-. JJll YI• I.We Newport" le1c~Secand Church of Chrlat, Scl1ntl1t 1100 hclflc Yi-Dr •• c ......... ,. ... . Clnlrcll-& l•Hsy ScHet...,, 10:00 A.M. . ..... 1 .. lM• -Jiff.I-C... Hwy. W-4. ....... Tai__., MMt'YllfS -I p.111. -All Ch•rcMt AU art cordiallv invittd to atttnd th• church 1trvicts and enjoy tht privilegts of th• Readtng Rooms CW C..·Pt. .... AT ALL lllYICD . OP lrillWfiOIT llACH -(D&l&~I Meetl .. 1 .. .t•rl'f' At u,,., hy l•p Cl1ll 2131 T•.rl1 Aw., C•lt• MIM Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship .'. .... 10:45 A.M. N11,...,. • ll111lff1W'NI! ,.,_,ldM Phone: 642-2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy CHURCH OF CHRIS.T 1 217 W. WILSON ST .. COSTA MESA • ..,__ Hwkr 911111 h lnln 'SUNDAY MOlNIN$ lllLE. STUDY···········~··•• 9:41 A.M, SUNDAY MOJtN IN$ WQ_lSHI, & <:;OMMUNION,.,,, 11~1 A.~, SUNDAY l VlNIN$ WORSHI P , •••••••••••••• ,. ••• 61 .. P.M. WEDNESDAY lVENIN& "l ll l f STUDY •••••••••••• , , '7:JI P.111. • NUUllY CAii PIOVIDID W. WWt ........ lw I•• L ..... .t Miftl•t•~.; M111ic1I Dir1clor Phone : 645-31'1 Dey or N ghl · ~-!~~!~~~!-:!N:_·-'_11,__ An~NG· 1 'lli fr)OAWUNr!Y~~;;:::(c),;::::::;:URQ~~ ~II Y .·::.., . 611 WM H ....... ..c.. M... tpa'I 1T1 \J \Ji All Jiwl•h r.mu,, ,;. 11~vltecl t1 l•i11 11• i11 1-:frulv 11'1~:111111f11I TUR.TLI ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL S .... TM IYININ• lllVICls-fllDAY AT 1:1&.P.M:' 'l'llr11• llldl Drive •ttd A1t>1lll Drive ltn1 biodl IOUlh ~•I _ C•"'-9r1vel. l111 DlttG l'rMwar: i.. Oii.,.,., SOu!h 11 .,. ....... ""'""-l..W ...... l•i• JI • • CllfllNI Dt,) Ltfl .. Twrti. ltfn'. Dl'f<li. 646·1111 f T'"'"l1 Sh1re11 Ch1ir -011•1 Sh11tf,t _ "1:. lew, lJU s ........ ,..,_ -~ t 'JO A.M. Sunday Sc'-' ·to. o11 ot" · -10,00 A.M~'"TH P..W• el Rldoft- A 6,JO P.M." J ....... ~SI ..... 11 ,00 A.M. Monl•t WOnMo . NUlll:laltY CAil• l'ltO'(tOIO AT" IOTlf tt91Jll ,fllf l""'-11111 C91t(ltl"lllllt OT!ltr MM!lwlt C1ll W.UU 'THI C!iURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH M•in & Ad1ms Streets Huntington BHch Mernint Wer1hi111 •• , •• , •• , • , • •·•••••••• l :JO l l liOO 1.11"1. I i bit s,hool •••••••• •:41 1.11'1. Youth Group• • , , , , , 6:00 p.rn. Ev11ti1t9 Wotthip •• , • 7:00 p.rn. Nursery Clrl Pf'O'lldMcl 11 111 .. ,..,ICM Otl.c:1: J».Jjff Dii l 0.Ylllln "'""" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vicfori• & Pl•c•nti• Ave • Coit• M•1• J_!I-J. "'"' Millltltr lM11I• McH119li DlrKi.r If c11r1.11.,. llhlc•tlw ••rtr "'"""'" ............ ,. 1.111. ... le kltetl .............. ''* 1.111. M-1111 Wtnlrl19 •••••••• lf:Jt 1.M, Y .. lfl .,_,.. ............... 1 0.111. v.....,. ...................... r '·""' Nurserv Cart Providtd 141-4771 ,1414J41 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL ... 611 HELIOTROPI W....Wp -1t A.M • C--S.....-11.t..M. Newport Unity LOllllllN-D;-l'LICKtNe•1t;-Mlllltnr h••tl-1S....k•-lf.A.M.&11 :11 A.M. Sund1y Sch11l for 111 •t•• -1:45 A.M. : 1 ltti .... lnl1111, N•wi-t .._. orfk. -646·1111 DIAL·A-PlAYll 64M6lt THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMB, JJOt Tie UM, N...,.,, .... 7;JO A.111.-H•ly 1.cllerht t :OO A .... ~ •• ., w.rs1ii1,. Cll•r•ll kllMI 11 :ff A.M.-Alnini.t• H1l'f' l..U.rkt A M•nil .. ,....,..., N•....,., ,,.,,, .. ~ Ml4°WHll H•l'f' C1111111111111 .. & H .. llllt s.r.k• ' THl4•r-ll:JI A.M. W"h•n4..,......:lt P.M. Th9 le•. J•h• P. AtM., II, ltct•r -rtl•1111: 171.tJlt ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Onnge Ave,. C.M. l•ll4..,. 7:Jo a t :Jt a .... 111c1i • .a -t :JI Ttlllrsll..,.: 6:Jt • 1 t ...,; H.!y ...,. • _ ..... vie.,, n. 1 ... JeM w. •1•••••• -..... 141.1J21 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH t236 Elli• St., Huntlnffon-811ch • 1:00 A.M.-H1I., Co1r11"u11ioR ':JO A.M.-F1ll'lily S1,..,ic1 l Ch1rch Scho1I INuratry C1r1JJ I I :00 A.M.-Mor11in11 Wouhi, (Nurttry C1r•I 7:00 ,.M.-F11tiv11 lv1n1011t I S1""111 Epi1,op1t Yo11119 Chu1cilll'l•1t All Lil11,9i11 1r1 i11 1111 1t ¥1ri•u1 till'lll TM Cllurcll It 1Pw1p 1¥111.111111 ,.., Hi t) Mtrriltl. J1r1111 c. c.1,.,, , •• t,, -••2.1112 ~ ••• : •>•·4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHU~CH 791 Do"' o,. LI l ·l6l I T1191n.J•-•· .... ......... tt.. ln. l•HI .. Wlllte. AMLlllRI l'ltlff l•rly Wo"hlp 8:00 •·"'• Ckri1li111 (4..,c1tloft •:II•·"'• fi1liw• W1n~i p I O:JO •.111· LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pi11cific Vi•w Or. Coron• dtl M•r • U\!l•&illillBiBlllilEiii°"'F=="'===="'==~..!11 Nur1tT11 Care AvcilabZ. WILCOME u...-. o ....... , ...,... ~ COAST llBLE ~HUltCH ......_ ... wllll ..,.. l•olhl 5-11 C•nlln- DR. WILLIAM R. ELLllt Phon• 644-2664 t :ffA.M • .....,W...W' 11• .t..M. leaMy CHrtli ...... 11:MA.M • ...._W....., MAICO '°niTlt JL Hl•H. SAi/ Mlll~NO 4tJ.1Ht 494-111411 a.-,....,: FIRST IAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT HARBO,R s.1.c. utl Cllll' Drhol, N9Wlllft •-II IMo! L. ""... ........ ICJ.J..u .....,....,_,,•A.M. w.n11•-n~•A.M. • 11• ,,,,,._ WtlltMW.., l'rt,., '-ltll 11• l'.M. • ~ Tiii u .... rcMMJ,.... M' Qrkf" - UNIVDSITY IAl"11ST CHURCH UIJ I. I. PAUSUIS IOAD 'SANTA ANA Hlt•MTI # • ., .... ,. ~ ·······~···: ............... ~·--·········· •1• A.M. lflllll••• ...... ., 1,. ................. , ............ ,.,.., .. 11 \" A.Mo nt_. _....w · ··.:t!.t.'. , •••••••••••• ;-.~.-...... Ji• P.M. Ml ... I• 111\ftCt W•sn.•IDAT ,.............. .•. • ,,. 'Mo a.. ... L c.n. CllWft ,.._ ......,, ., ' S.V.nth Day Adventist "cluirch .Ati~nJ th11 171 A""'9 It,. C... M .. ,,.... '· ..... ,..,., ........ -·-I l1\oli•th 'Sche11I • t... •1JI L .. ~•rRlllt W•nhlp •• 11 :01 ... Pr1v1r M•1tl1tt WiJ •• 7:10 , ... Church o/ '/jou! C/ioic11 FOUNTAIN VALLEY ' ~IRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.l .C. ....... le ""'"" ,, ..... nil w.,.... '•"" o. .. ,...,..,. 142·1411 14/MI' k ... ••·····.!.•,1• • ... lllel'fllllt w..-.rv, •...•.•• h• I 11 .......... .,,....,.. ........ ''""· .., .. ,. C"'lr • 1111" Slllllr -Altl!" Vtt!M" "''""' C•" ""*'It 11 111 le,..ktt. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ,. ..... ,. '""' ..... sn..t. c .... 111 .... c.llf. AHOllllW C. ANDS:ll50N, l'ltllr -JOltN W•STI V, A-l•HI ''"" """"•• k'Wlel: ttU -Mtmlfl9 Wt!'W.1 •i•11'1111 '11• ,,;11,1 of P11c1 luth1f111 Sth•el -Miu E1th1r Olttll, Prl11c/-1I Offlc• '~•111 1 149·01_21 Sthe1I 'h•11•1 14,.0161 CHRIST LU.THE RAN . CHURCH ,.; .. e;,r s.,111111 76t Wlff9fte It, c ... ,. .. L..-r Y. Ternw, Pat+t 14 .. 1414· Wtnll!• $t rvk1HI f !tJ • 11 A.M. hll!lty klltth t i• A,M, Afult lllllt (llUI t 1» AM • Cllrlatl• fl11M11t•ry kh••I -14841M { . ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11112 Culver Drive Unlver•ity P1rk,. Irvine l••· Hllt'Hrt N. NIMnll ... ....., sa...t-t:Ot A.M. .,,,., S.,.kt -9:00 A.M. Fnllly S.rwlw-10:JO A.M. 111·1211 N•~ C•• IJJ.JJ46 A Cordi1I W elcom• from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NIWPOltT CENTER W"'!!l~11t11 A.M. .. "· MW... .,_.,.. CHrc.• .......... et P•tfk Y1Mw Dr. c ..... ~ ... ..... I 471.ftll C1.t1 M••• flltST UNITED MITHODIP CHURCH 19tlt l t". I H1~or II~. Cltur,lri W•nhi, -9:10 I 11 Clriurllri S•h••I -•:lO l<ft-7727 C•1t1 M11• N1rth MISA VIRDE METHODIST CHU.CH M111 v.~. l l•••r St. -14t.m-• W•r1hip I Cliurcli Sch11I •:OO l ID iJO A.M. F1unt•in V1ll•v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18211 1111!.•rJ +•2.21t) W•nhi, & Chur,i. Sch11I •1lD A.M. Mi11i1t1r f•r4 l. MiU1r -Hu11ti119fo1t l11ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17111 St. ll6·l5l7 S•1vic11 -9:1 5 l IO :JO Nurtery Ci r• All ""°'"1"' Church s,h1ol -•:1 1 H•ntingto11 l••ch -North ' 'COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH . 6662 Hiil A¥1. 14 2-446 I W1rthi p l C~rch Sch11I •:oo I 10:10 A.M. 1,.,;,,1 -E4tl lluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll-llil 11422 Culv1r Ro1J I! Unlverolly Drlvl Wonhip I Church Schoel t l IO :JO A.M. l1gu111 l11ch METHODIST CHURCH 21611 We1l1y Ori¥1 Ill Soulfl Ll!lllM Wonhi' 11tJ Ch11rch s,hool -I 0 A.M. 4t9·lllll N1wp1rt l 1•ch I CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA l400 W. i1lllo1 l lvd. 671 -1105 W11nhi,._t:JO A.M. Ch11rch School-9:l0 I 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coa8tal Areas Christ ChUfch Presbyterian 21112 M.,..n. (M.., AM-I H111ttl ... •111 ..... ht. O...i4 L l.tt."" ,_,., ......,. Wenll1': t :JI A.Ill . Cli•rcll Scli•tl: t :JI A.M. . Offia: 21112 M~. n ... : t61-4t40 Church of the Covenant 2111 Mni-i_., CMhl MMM INce A. I.mt, p...., ...,.,. W.nM,: t :ll & 11 :ff A.M. O..rc.h Sclil••I t :ll A.M. Pllne: 117·JJ40 Community Presbyterian Church 411 ,.,._. ........ , lefMM IHt:ll ...... ....W H. Wn1 ..... ......,. 0 H~ ......, W...W,11:41 • t:JI • tt A.Ill . C•.nll SclriHI: t:JO ...... : 494-7111 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church ... It·,.,,...._,~=·" a...11 C.....H~D .,,..._, W.,_.t, t. Qtrt• W..1: I, t :JI & 11 A.M. ....... : 641-7141 St, Mork Presbjterion Church CMW Je ... n. & l..,w.tf Drlv.. C•tMe •I Mw J ..... , .... lltt. , ..... W•nM, I: Cli..O ScllMI-t :ll & 11:JI A.M. .. ... : '44·1l4t Trinity United Pr.Sbyteri•n Church 17tll A,,_,..,, s-t. Ai" (\11 11111. Iott •f New,-t Fwy.I ounTAN.IN• YOUTH Pl061AM-ACllS OF PAllUN• WtMI' 6 Cltttt&• Sc)MI -t iff & tl:Ji ....... ? ...,,. Ill~; ... o ........... "-ttcli 1111111...., ef hit-....... , .... _~: 144·7111 WAY IN Fll.LOWSHll' CHURCH Of HL~IOUS SCllNCI 01' lllYOll 1u11w.Y 11av1c• ..... , ........ 111• 1 . .111, Mlfllltw • , • , •1..-J~, ll,l.C.1', J41 I P•tfk C.. M....., c.,... .. Mer . -· .. --- THI PlltST CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCI ' .... ......,. ~ ..._ CllWlfl tf U1111M n-ft lli:lll'illlf le......_ Ltl A11t• IUflltAY lllYIC• ,... • .• 1t1• •M. M1111ttitr •. , A!twt 111t111, llllCll Tfl• lllLL CLUe °" NfWl'OlllT a••CM -......... 91".. ...... . - • ... jConUnued From P11e f) Evening vespers is at 7 p.m. Newport Unity C h u r c II meeting each Sunday In the Senior Citizens Building, '15th and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, will hear a sermon en· titled '7The Prayer of Thanksgiving" by Rev. tLortn Dale F1ickinger at-the IO and 11 :1~ a~m. services. • The 1 Rev. Dr,: Henry Gerhafd, minist.e"r of the Church of Rt:ll&'oll;I ~fence of Laguna Beach, will apeak. on SUnday, November 21, on the topic "The P o w e r of Gratitude." Services are held at i a.m. and 11 a.m, at the church, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. During the 8 o'clock service classes are held for children through high school age .. Teachers trained in the Science of Mind' are in charge. Nursery care is also provided during the early service. The Church of Religious Science also sponsors lectures in Leisure World on Thursdays at 10 a.m. with .Dr. Gerhard as le~urer. present, will include a dinner and is open tO non-LuthiranS as well. Rev . James Knotek will use as his text for the sermon, "Expecting l he Impossible." The adult choir wilt ainr "In Hea'ven Above." The Lord's Supper· will· ·be celebrated. Fellowship-Coffee Time al.ways follows the 10 :30 worship service. Babysitting is provided for both the worship service and Sunday School, which begins . at 9;JS. There are inspiring. Christ-centered classes for all ages. . . . Mesa Verde .. Unite d ~tetbodht Church, 1701 Baker Street. Costa Mesa, will have two worsh\P, serVicts this Sun- day at 9 aOd 10 a.m. Pr. B. Lothair Green has selected as his serffion topic "From Plfgrim to Prosperity." Church School and Nursery will be held at the same hours. • -- -• -~ •• --""' . . - .. -" ... Blbje Sunday lhil &niclay. lpeWr will be Mr. Bob Lllly, ORT. A reception wUI follow AmericH playlnc hll lrlllnpe , R..,_Robert B. J~. 'fastor 1 meMbl"r and a practiclng the aervice bolted by the k ·h•a made his own com- wlftapeak on the ThaM:sglving cllniCll psychologist, who •ilJ. Irvi{t~ "Chapter and t b !! mercial record of sacred to~: • • G r a t I t u d e or speak on "Gettln,r Ourselves NeWporl Beach Chapter of music ~Uing thousands ot 1~µtu(le" for the 11 a.~. Together -Some .Aspects o ~~ Women's American ORT. records, tSe pro!lts going to Scmce.' Voc•J Solo "Bl Humanism in Treatment' ' his cqurcb. A de d 1 cat e d This .House" wiU bC song a M.r. Lilly .~II.I _also conduct '""-' i The Men's Fellowship of the church mu 11 l c I an, Mt'. b)'." him. He will speak on tbf wurka:bop iov1tu1g shariftf '!'J~ First Baptlit Cburcb 01 Hernandez directs t~1Calvary Bfbltl theme, '"I'ht'. Spirit and: n1~rs qf th~~ngreptj~ ..... Laguna Hills, .24521 Moulton • "'Temple Choir of the s;:nlsh T~ardt' tor..the.7 p.m.· Nuriery care 1s pt0vlttect., Parkway· will celebrate Assembly of God Chu ch In se?v)&. Wed~3({$y at' 7?~. Memtlers.an~ ·~esti 8!t urg..:-Thanksgi'vin& at their regular San~a, Ana. The Cathedral p.qi, , there wj)I , ·be· a ed • to .. remain i~rter. tht.~ monlhly meeting, November Choir of. the Westminster Thanb'giving Vesper Seryice . li~VJC~s ~~or the ~ee "~ 2.3rtf at S:30 p.m, with i turkey PreabY;ltr~n Church under hllhJighted by ~a <co.lo r~C0111ver1&Uon_ ~our.J~~".~'. dinni r, according ' to James tile dtrech~n or Warren fihn!lrllf entitled. "Thanks _Br fo"'9'YJ· -· -Pepper: presi•en~. nits wlll be Pef_erkin, '!'u stnr uveral of To ,God", a bread brea~mg • ladles night. The dinner will thetr favorite anthema. lime, and ~peclal music. There "The Powe.r of a Gratetul Se a catered tJinner with dona· will be a "Dime -A -Dip" Heart" will be the sermon tton.s of $2.50. The program Dirmer today from 5:30-7 :30 topic message given by the will be brought by two p.m.' in the fellowship hall of ReV. Eleanor C. Jackson at members of "The Chapelaires the church for the raising of the l..La.m. service SUnday _at Quartet" of the Downey Bap- money for the Bus Fund. the Way-la Fellowslllp Church ttst "Chuk:h: Piul Dyck is the of Religious Science, 2411 prOgram charrmi.n. Jew Works Christian&' . ·~ Sat11rdQ, Novtmbtr 20, lffi . OAILY 'ILQT4 § ..:. -1 -- • Trappists' Life ),AF.,\ YET!'E, Ore. (AP) -look for otbor waya of wolnl Economlc necessity~ 1 n d a IIVl.ng. Chu'rch rerorlm have chanced OQe an~er ,bU been trH th'e way or life of the 'TripY,1st farmtna. ..·· .:~ ' ! 'moii1<s •I 'Our' "1<1cly . ot -The , monks .. have, .. plantt4 Guadalupe: Abbey. Dougla1 fin In ,tJie hlilt 'lnd The abbey lies in the foot• cleared land, rn a.Ix td el&ht hill> of thO 'coastal "'°'!"IF' ye!fs.,Jl>ey ~PtC:t:~·i)\in ~' Jn . wes\ern • Oteeoa betwetn crop for ChriJtmii ~ kffa. l" McMinnville and Newberg. ll el1ht tc 10 yean, they plan to includes 1,400, acres, 500 acres thin for poles, leav'-1\1 a crop cleared. of timber trees spaced 15 to ID! The community came to feet aparL ~ • · .. · Tiu!! University Unitarian Community will hold its regular Sunday e v e n i n g meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 25221 Pericla Drive, Mission Viejo. The Rev . Roger T. W"lke will speak 41n "The Liberation and Taming of People." Pacific Coast Highway in Ortil:on •about 18 years ago Butldlilg t:hurchl ;ftu'nitun1 from Pecos. N.M., where the for ·both Protntint ·and' monks found they couldn't Catholic churchei anitdhning' Yule Shifts support ·themselves fatmini a book bindery 'also kffpf the "Full cf Joy" will be the , Only &o a~res'tlf"arid land on a Trappists' buyS. · ~ Thanksglvlrig Sunday top ic to former dude ranch. The TrapPistS aay lh4!1YibifJ; be used by Dr. Verner l. Olson MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPJ) . !}it~.._brOught with them the from rarming to light industrY. at the 11 a.m. worship service -A .year ago Albert Ro.sen, a Trappist rule of illence .and . isn't unique to ~ t;f~Yj (Nov, 21st) at the FI rs t Jew, volunteered to work . G d I b h < Ba pt I 1 t Church, 24521 the Gregorian chants, aung in ua a upe ut as nappe Moulton Parkway, Laguna Christmas eve for a Christian Latiri, for which, i)erhapli, thef to other monasteries of their Hills. There will be a s"""ial who wanted the nlght~Ofl. He Vfete ~st ~W(l. ..... order In .moSi indultrlallud Children's Story for the,.-b;.ys says he will work Chrlstma1 · Todav, however, aa in most CountiJt't. · ' ~.. . and girls who will then go to night this year. · Of the Roman Catbolle Church, The -C<>mmW)lty )l.::~11-9 the Children's Church in Utt Rosen ~filled in for a Chris-the Latin chants are gone, changed in lllie. ; , F·e flows h i.-p Hall. .The replaced by chanta and songs \Vben ,,It caznt kl Ort«inn, Children's Choir Is rehearsing · llanDart~bdp last Christmas iii ·English. .... -----thue_were abo~ M mimbtrao each Sunday morning at 9 eve a":'l says he'll sub for a ·."OUr old .rule of silence is There Ari! now,ooly.atl0yt35. a.m. under the able direction .radio disc jockey this year so not gone and .our purpose of But · they aay they aee a Members an<t' friends of Rt1u'rrectloa Lutheran Cltarch, 9812 Hamilton, will worship tbgetlier at Thanks- giving Eve Vespers on Wed- nesday Evening' at 7:30 p.'m. The Service will include a thanksgiving litany of prarer, traditional hymns, a p e c 1 a I music and a med itation by Pastor Tingley on "The Cost of Gratitude." Sunday, at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 bover Drive, NeWport Beach, at both a: and 10:30 ·a.m. worship services, Pastor James G. Blain's sermon is titled, "The Sicond Coming of C}lrist - Threat-ot-Fi-orilise-1!' At-both services the A m e r i c a ri Lutheran Church Women will hold t h e i r Thankoffering Service, receiving the special gifts for the year. Thanksgiv- ing Day Service will be coD- ducted on· Thursday, November 2Sth, at 9 a.m. The celebration of worship win· be held at the Presbytertan Cburcb, 1 t 9 Avenue Estrella, San Clemente. next Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m.· The C<>mbined choirs will sing special an- thems. There will be a litany of dedication. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis ~t the prlmary and junior choirs and Mr. John Leverett the Chancel Corona de! Mar. This newly organized church with its messages of the principles o! Science of Mind Is rapidly growing in response to the search of many people to find a new way of ' life and ap- proach to the action of daily living. Mr. Jerry Mankowski is the soloist, accompanied by church organist Mrs. Lo Rayne... Jawston~ The ~ervice closes with the congregational anthem "Let There Be Peace On Earth." Mrs. Sue Conner is Assistant to the Minister and inay be reached for in· fonnation at 646-1032. of the Rev. James E. Vander the man can spend the holiday obsei:.ving, 1ilence ia"'iUU-the rene"'.ed inteiest In the. Con-. Weken. Robes are being made with his family, sarTie,". says. F..atheJ>.Timothy, templative life -thtlr life of for the childcen-who will Last y.ear some of Rosen's . a member of the community pranr and sacrifice -that i9 .... · participaLt in the Festival of Jewish friends accepted other for_l8...,years-. "But we now beginning to bring new "l ctloir. The Rev. Joseph S. "Bell;~Y~ll abend hlfe Gave Stephens will bring a message Th~nks w1 t e sermon from God's word entitled topic of the Rev. Bruce A. "Marvelou~ Must~·~ Th fl f5urrle at The Presh~ri~a. · public is C<>rdially invited to Re1urrt:ctJon L u t b e '. an f Ch~c_h or the Covenant, 2&50 atteod the services of worship Church, }4.C.A., 9812 Hamilton Fa1rv1~w Ro~d , Co~ta Mesa. and praise. Church School for A'lenut.. Hunti_ngton B~ach, Worsh1p services w1l be held two-years through ad u 1 ts schedules Morning Wor~h1p at at 9:30 ard 11 a.m .• c~urch begins at !1:3o a.m. followed 10:30 a.m .. Arlhur R. T1n.~\ey, school _tlirough the ·e~ghth by Coffee Fellowship at 10:30 Pastor. will .speak o~ The gr~de w1U ~ heJ~ .at 9:30 a.m. ln the •patio. The Collette Age sa.crament Of Time . Ann Ch1I~ care .1s prov1d~. at both Class meets at l l. Nurserv 'M•St;I ls Organist . LI o yd services. A Thanksgiving D~y care is provided throughoUt Danielson j a Choirmaster. breakfast at 8 .• a,m .. will _ th ·m Ing At 6.30 pm in Sunday School for grades two prec~e the annual ··worship tn!' s :rnn c t U a r y. the · F~­ and above ·at I a.m. Nursery service at 1:45 ~.m. at the Uy . Bible Class meets. care, Kindergarteners and r.hurch. Reservabons for the Senior High Fellowship will first graders at 10:30 1.m. The ~reakfas~ rhi:ist. be made by meet at 8 p.m. at the San Juan Adult Dlscusslop. GnSup meets l u~sday by C'alhng the church Community Church in a joint at 9 a.m. office. gathering. · . "~.ha_t Thme Is Thanksgiv-. Lights at Christmas time. The offers and the movement went allow -i:ommunication ·outaide member! to Trappi.st com- ing? 15 l e sermon theme 'First Baptist Church now has nationwide as Jews around the of certain times and.places hf muniUes .. c~n . by Dr. Charles H .• a Director Of Christian Educa-~try volunteered t h"e l r th&. m:inasttry where silenctq;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii':;;;;:::O;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; D1erenf1eld, pastor, to be -: lion and a.. Youth work Dlrec-1er;Vlces. , is normaUy observed." preached at . St. Andrew's tor. For informajion call 8.17· Howev_!~J Rosen1_pl'!" ra~·~F~-~alla::~u it Pttsbyterian Churcb Sunday. 2435_ into a snag this year. The becam-lei and less · nM. The church Js located ilt 600 Jewish Sabblth start& at sun· . e s ,....v, St. Anilrews Road, Newport Ir down on Chtistmas Eve and !it~~le. ~.~rxl ~nie ~at~e Beach. and , Sunday worship Th~ Arn lCan ..B a p t i • t . 'continUes until Sundown on ra1s1ng was tried for a while services are held at 8, 9:30 Women of Huntington Beach Christma$ Day. but, when cmts :.cr.u;t.(.I n and 11 a.m. will hold their Annual Gift and . "l do. o't want to let this fall returns, the monks bHiP.:~ Luncheon Festival on frlday '. · \and Saturday, November 19th by'the wayside after just one .. l .. t St. John tbe DJ vine and 2oth, from g:M a.m. to 4 yel!r." he said, explaining that Episcopal ~burch, ·204~3 p.m. with luncheons being he would onJ.y be.able to work , Orange, Costa Mesa . ~ill served beginning at ll:30 a.m. ChriStmas hlght .""And I hope . observe Holy Communion at The Festival will be held in many Others of my fellow 7:30 a~d 9:30 a.~. Nurs~ry the Educational Building of Jews will participate again. care will be provided during Flrit BapUil Church, fith at1d 'We can all work after 5 p.m. the 9:30 service. The Youth Orange streets Huntington Christmas night." oirh~~ ftemo~ol ~ Group will meet in the evening Beach. Handmade items for ;::;;::;;;::;;;::;;;=======;! 7 p.m. at the church. gifts plus home made jellies, STARS Th• Souzh/411its Most B1.;.#f.Z MtmorWs MAVSOllUM • COIUMIAl1V"' • (~ITBT I I I I t I "Meet the Groom'' will be the 1ubject of Pastor Ackerman's sermon Sunday 1t the 10 a.m. service of worship at Christ Lutkeran Church, Camino Capistrano at De.I Gado Road, Capistrano Beach. Commitment& and pledges for 1m by t.he111embrr:s ,wtUi.be dedicated on the Altar at the service. Special music by the choir will be given. The An- nual Thanksgiving Eve Services will be held next Wednesday at . 7:30 p.m. "Thanksharing" will be the subject of Paitor Ackerman's sermon. The young people will participate. Lutheran You th Alive will be sending a contact team to meet with 11\1 youth this Sunday from 1: 30 to 6 p.m. Rev. Charles L. Rose will be preaching on "Forget Not His l!enefits" 'Sunday at· Com· munfty UliltecfM'e"t'b'o d Is t Church, 6662 1-len" Avenue, Hui1tinglon-.Be1t1c.h. Ne w members wil ,be received at the P al)d lp~ a.~ ~«ti~. The first. thrc}ugh sixth grade classu will be .observing Thanksgiving •Sunday · b y holding a special worship service together in Moore Hall for a portion of· their Church School Hour. Classes for all ages are held each Sunday 9.t 9 and 10:30~a .m. and the Unlled Methodist Youth (Junior High through High School) meet at 6:30 p.m. Members of the community ~nd visitors are Mary Dorr o( the Amerltan Bible Socitly will moderate "Recol!liliation!' oA,KCOP·'l'V Channel 13. Thursd8'y. Dec. 2 and Dec. 9 at 10:..m. The pro- -gram is presented under the 1auspices of the Council of fpuirchee, in Sou.tJt.ern Californiat Ra&a4elevision- , Fih:q Commission, ,Qr .. Clifton Moore, Director . "Recon· ciliation" brings '&efore the cameras outstanding ministers A Hanukkah Carnival is being presented by Ttmple Betb David ol Orange.County on December. 5th, beginning at 11 a.m. The· festivities will jams, cakes and -cookies wlll be on sale. All proceeds will go to the church building fund . At the morning Worship Service ,for Sonday,, Pastor Willis J. Loa!'' 1.t1n· lSrin~ "l'lb mesSige · ''One World-One BOok" for the Universal Bible Sunday, to the 111 a.m. service. Al.so at 11 ia.m. the Yo~th BYF will have their" o'llPh '-worship service under the direction of Rev'. Rick Fiske. The f 11 m • "Archeology Proves the Bl· ble," a C<>lor film, will be shown at the 6:30 p.m. evening service. The traditional Thanksg iving Day serVICi-lilll be held at 10 a.m. on Thurs- da y, November 25th. Pastor Loar will bring a brief devo- tional and tbe choir will pro- vide special music for the oc- Sydney Omarr 11 one or the world's great astrolo· iren. Hi!' column 19 one ot the DAILY PILOT'S 1Teat featur,s. . ~·;:ITREES of the WO~ • · :-, ...,. L ·, B•lween ~~Jina qnjlo<lt'!llO• \ The Annual Service of Praise. and giving thanks will be held at Flrst Baptist Church, 107 W. Marquita, at 7 p.m. Wednesday. This will be a service of Praise In con- gregational song, 1 p e c I a 1. music. and personal testimonies. Pastor Smith will speak briefly on the subject, "The Power of Praise". There will be a season of "Thanksgiving" prayer at the close of the service. Thi! Sun· day, at the 11 a.m. service, most welco1J1e_.1• • .~ and laymen. · "Why Are You Thankful?" i~ the lltle of the mes- sage w h i c h those who worship at First Christian Church .. 41f Costa Mtsa. 792 Victoria.. Street, ..will hear dur~ ing both of ihe morning · take place at the North Seal Beach Community Center, located at Seal Beach Blvd. and ·st: :cloud Ave. .CarnlvaL ·games for the youngster! will be Featured. A Gift 'shop· Bazaar ~ill include beautiful Israeli imports, plus holiday decorations and gift wrap- pings. Lunch will be available, including the I rs: di ti on a I 'lattes' ..... (pOtato pancake~l. Before the carnival ends, there will be a raffle in which a JG-speed Schwinn bike is the grand prize. Admission to the carnival is free, and the p°'ic is invited. casion. The Flr~t Cb a r'c It of worship hours, 8:30 a.m. and Relia:lous Scieoce tif Newport JO:SO a.m. on the Sunday To honor tlie Sabbath of the Mr. Tom Hernande i. Beach w111 hold s Pe c i a I 'befoie 'thankigiving. The organ i z at I 0 n for Re-trumpet soloist and band serv1ces Thank6giving Day at pastor of the church, the habilitation Training MrS. director at Golden We 1 t 11 a.m. in the Ebell Club. 515 Rev. James E. Piercy, J. Semar will speak at the College, is performing at 7:00 Balboa Blvd .. o"n the Balboa win be preaching. During the regular Sabbath Service of the PM Sunday e v en in g . Peninsu la. "In everything give Vesper Hou:-. 7 p.m., Mr. Harbor Reform Temp.le on November 21, at the thanks." said the Apostle Piercy will be speaking about Lido Isle. Mrs. Semar lsthe We 1 t minster Presbyttrt1n Paul. and ''Let us come before things he observed "'·hi\e he past president of Eastern Church, Having toured the His Presence with Thanksg iv· was on a recent trip -to five Region Women's American Caribbean and Cent r a I ing", sald the Psalmist. The count~ies of the ·~iddl~ Ea~t.l--'---------------------1\ Rev. Albert Burke will deliver He will be show1n_g shdes. 11· a special Thank s g l vi n g lustrating these things during sermon-lecture "Prayer and'-.. his 'message. "What these 'rhanksgiVing." stones mean.'' Pastor Smith, will be speaking The Coita Me8a Foursquare on the subject "spiritual Gifts Church, 1734. Orange Ave .. Defined." (part Two). At the IS Costa Mesa will observe both p.m. service Al ~ Pr~is and Thanksglyjng_and_Un.iversal Leon Flores will t>e-YetlderlrfC------- This Sunday al lhe a.m. service at the Unltartao- Untver11llst Church or Costa· Me1a, 1259 Victoria, t h e WESTWARD HO MOnl -WORLD'S LAlllST -1,DOO ROOMS On tho ltrt1 Noll ti Stirj"~ elfoti Cite" & Rll.ilfo 1· ' . s special music on guitar and trumpet. 'I'he Pa1tor's message will be an exposition from Daniel the 8th chapter. Member& of Faith Lutheran Church of Capistrano Beach will attend "An Evening With Dr. J. A. C. Preus" At the Anaheim Conve ntion Center, Sunday evening. Dr. Preus Is the President of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and has conducted service.! in the White House. The Rev. Arnold Kuntz, D. D., Pres. of the denomination 's So. Ca 11 f , District, will be the M~ster of Certmonles. The evening, at which 800 ' people w i 11 be BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL -uu10E - • MATTRISSIS MATTlESS!S toAl1 HOMO TIAILllS 1,,.. ......... c.te ....... 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Worse than that. the same LSD pills \\'hich did irreversible damage to his brain more than tv.•o years ago caused him to kill another "'ith himself. These deaths are an unbelievable tragedy. I: and my family can only feel shock for the relatives of the man ht killed with "V-1 ' himself. -• There is little doubt in my mind that. as far as tbe police are concerned, they had no choice than to k.ill Larry. Were 'I _in thcir shoes. I believe I would have done likewise. ANO OLDER PEO!'LE SPEND FOR HOUSING ... 39% OF PERSONAL INCOME -• For to him. ·life on this earth had reached the point where hC found nothing left for him to live for. He still loved his mother. his father. his little brotber. Douglas. The rest of the world had become a place where he no lonier fit. though his family fought as bard as they knew ho\\', and with all the help medical science coold offer. to ·Undo ·the da..mage . lo an incredibly intelligent brain that wa.! irreversibly damaged by LSD. WHILE OTHER AMERICANS SPEND 23o/o .· • Nation Seeking · \VH~R E DID this happen? Even to tell it seems unreal. ll h a pp en e d al 1\'IJT ...... ).1assachuse11-s I n s t i t u t e of 'fechnology -the-universil}' "'hich his mother and I firml y believed v.·as the greatest university in the v.·orld for a bU'd· ding nuclear scientist. For that is what Larry J . Harmon was three years ago when he enrolled at l\1IT. \\lhen he graduated from University High School in the spring of 1967, he was rated by his teachers as the greatest n\athematica\ mind they had ever kn(nvn. In a nationwide precollege test. he sC'Oied a .perfect score or JOO points oul or · a possible IQO points on the mathematics portion of the test. and in the top one-half of I percent in the nation in an over-alt scholastic aptitude test. His teachers said they knew of no other Spokane -high- school graduate who had scored a perrect score in mathematics nationally. ' . . Q~~ _Fo·lks': .·Help I By HELEN 8. SHAf'FER l•l•IM a ... trdl It~' WASlflNGTON ·-The aged are sup- posed to be America's forgotten people. Actually they are becoming more visible all the time. For one thing, Lhey are in- creasing in nu1nber. Today 20.5 million Ameria.ns ate 65 or older. As their prob- lems grow. demands for attention become more insistent. A 'steady gro1o1·!11 of prograrns in- troduced i• !heir-behalf has been going oo for decades. Today's aged were young ,when Congress in 1935 instituted the na- tion 's first pension and welfare sy&te1n. Social Security. for which the aged were the prime beneficiaries. Since then the programs have multiplied and the rhetoric has soared. IT rtJIGIIT BE expecled. therefore, 1---~lhat the 3,400 delegates lo the t971 White t&iSe coorerence on-Ag ing-Nov. -28-0ee 3 roul,! look back on a problem ha Ad led well and generously. Yet the dismal tale or neglect . or untended ills. of discrimina- tion, exp\oitalion. humiliation. loneliness. privation. conti.nue~ to be told. The aged have gained important benerits in the past 35 years. But in some "·ays their plight hiu worsened. Two· years of preparation ror the l'Oll- ference hal'e produced a 111ountain o( documentation on the plight or !he aged. Virtually every study co mes back to a fundamental handicap -lack or monev. Roughly one-fourth of the old J>efple li~1e below the federally defined poverty \e\'t'I. For many or then1 poverl y beg<in after the famit.v bread"·innl·r re1i1·ed . For other!. long-standing eoonomit rlepriva· Ii~~ only increased \\'ilh age . This con- d1llon has been true especially for non· '''hite Americans. · Though old people form JO per cent of the population. they account for 20 per cent of the poverty and 27 per cent of the health-care expenditu~:ii in the nation. TI1eir illnesses and disabilities tend to be more numerous and, hence, costlier . ~1edicare 111eelS. on the average. only '1~ percent or their medica l exprnses. THE AGED ·ARE vulnerable to other circumstances beyond their control. Two- lhirds of them own their own homes but orten caMot afford the taxes or repairs. The neighborhood iJeteriorates, crime iii· creases. their relath·es 1nove to the dis- tant suburbs. leaving then1 al one and ~solated in !he deca ying city. One or the surprises frorn the expression of old people's vie"'S in preparalioo for-the __ \\'bite 1-lciuse... Conference -was -the. fre.o quen~y and vehemence \\'ilh which thty mentioned • lack or transportation. Most desperate of all is the co11dilion of the inrinn confined lo substandard in· stitutions. Appro>;imately one million ~~erly person~ are in institutions, prin- l1pa1Jy the nation 's 2t000 nurstng )1omes. He left for MIT, planning to study physics. 11e had already started college physics at Goniaga University. Larry had great ambilionli. Among other thihgs. he toyed with joining the Student s for a Democra tic Society (SDSl , not because he approved their plans for S()(.'ializinR this cnunl ry., but because he opr.osed them . -lie entered a donnitorv at r..llT. He told ..Jl1e..later..thaLjust aboul.:'.'anylhing gor_s·• in the dormitories. <>r !he one he wa~ in. Friends. prin1arily SOS friends. finally induced hitn to try smoking "·pot." He !old me later he fou nd pol "extremely enjoyable." HUT UIS friends did noi stop there. They kept t.elling him of the marvelous "mind expanding" properties or ' LSD. '·acid." to the initiates. On his 19th birthday. June 27. 1963, he took a half a Nol all or the nati<>n·s aged are helplCss and infirm. A good many · of !hem are lively and vigorou s enough to conStilule a bby__oJ Qll!Si~lerable t'lout. -pill-tha Lhis ftieruis_told him was LSD. He THEIR COr..IPJ.AINTS got. allention. was still ~t ~1IT 81 that lime.-for t~e Conference planning speeded up, chan· sun1mer sess10A. beca~se_ he asked h_1s nels for hearing the voices or old people mother and me perm1ss 1on lo s1~a.y. 111 al U1e grassroots were opened up. more school for the summer so he could f1n1sh money 1vas appropriated for the his course faster." He got a job in the Administration on Aging. the agency in school dining room to help pay his l\1ay in . the Department of HGalth, Education and summer school . Welfare that looks after old people's in· llis first "trip'' on LSD produced in· terests. · crrdlble hallucinations. Hi s friends said Perhaps .n1ost in1portant or all. Presi-he had a "bad trip." He told !Ile hf went dent Nixon appointed Arthur .Flemining to hell and ba~k. h~erally. sayu1g. · Da.d, I full-lime chairman of the conference. kno\v you don I beheve me. Bul there 1s ~ Flemming. 66. is a trusted friend of the h~IJ. I '~:ent there. I talked to the dtv1I old . As llE\\I Secretary al the titne of the hini self. . . last "1hite House Conference on Aging. in . A few days la1e1 _he had convinced 1961. he was repuled to-hav eng'ne d himself that e~·eryth1ng that happened th 1 • . e 1• ere nn h1f"fl'rSI "trip" "'as a hoax. a great e e~.01 sen1ent o~ a.1 ed1c~re desp1te.lhe nall ucination. He became convinced that n~pos111on or . Pres1de_nt E1senho"_'cr and If he just focused his will and his bl'ain hi!! Vice Pres11lent . Richa~d t.1. N1xo1~.. power on lt. he could take LSD again and The old people ha ve given the \\lulc his mind \Youl d refuse to lel anvthin~ •lo~sc spons~rs of the 1971 conference happen. that would prove to him ihat it nolice that kind words and prom~s will was all unreal. only hallucinations. not be enough: Arter.the talk-rest 1s over, So a re'v days later he took a -second they ~ant action. ~1th their 20.S !11illion LSD pill . this time only a quarter or a ~te~llal vot~s wa_-ihng to ~ casl 1n next pill. He gambled with LSD against hii; ) ears pres1denhal election. o Ider brain. He Josi. Ame'.icans , are assured of a receptive hear:mti by both major polit ical parlits. --,.\. ... "· . . .. THI=: SA~1E iden tical hallucinations r-----------011r JHan In Sn•~ Francisco • Charlie· ·Brown's Beal Pal By H.!RB CA~~ •. ~N FRANCISCO~Do"A'n--Gn Bench SI., • cartoonist named Unus J\Jaurer draws a co rn ic: sLrip ·~ c<t!\ed "Abracadabra .. -but now •and then his thoughls must gq.back to f..finneapolis in the e:arly is~. _whc.n he "'Rfi an .:tr! lnst.ruttor th'cre. Teaching a.l lhe same .gchool were .one Olarles Se.hulz. i girl named "'Friedt Rich '™ had i.. t palur.ally curly hair, and a Chari~ ' When he Was a W.year~ld prodigy, --ffe__.;appear.eclot& Allen's "Town Hall + Tonight'' and plafcd "Flight of the Bumblebee'" '110 brilliantly that -Allen ad libbed "Now here'Ji: e kid or 10 who plays betler lhan !hat Hollywood musician or 39 who has trouble getting his violin out or the tasr." Nettled. Benny fired a sho1 al Allen on his ncxt program, and the famous feud was on. St .. n\3y be only a mail drop. BR~AKTHROUGH : Whether A. llait Of police. bulleu.".out- .side a Romo" Cothqlic c~ureh lfl Spokane last wtek killed ' l..orry J. lformon. a-briU.iant col· lege matheniatics student. Inside tlie cliurcl1, t,ay o-11e of his victims, a 69-year·old cluircll caretaker. Four <>t11er~ toe,·e t09undei! befo,·e yovng Ha-rn101t 100.s brought down. Office1 .<: found the church altar smaslied · 11rith a sledge hammer. destr oy· ed st~tues, au American flag came hack to him again. bul this time stronger than before. He meL and talked to the devil in hell. He discovered that bi! friends who gave him the LSD were in fact emissaries of the devil. On his seeold "trip" he picked up the Holy Bible. He has never been especially religious, having attended Sunday school for a lime until he didn't want to go any more. He told me later: "\Vhen I picked ~p the Bible and started to read it. it was hke a revelation to me. I read the first five books or the Old Testament, and I knew that every \Vord in them 1vas true.'' He died s!ill believing that every word 1n !he first five books of. the Old Tes.ta· ment were true. Thanks to LSD. his mind pervened his beliefs into an unbelievable and incred ible mold. \Vhile he was reading the Old Testament , under the influence of LSD, he came lo the "'ords, "honor thy father and VlY mother." He put down the Sible and phoned his mother and me from ri.tassachui;etls. He told us he was "trip- ping" on LSD and· wanted to come home. From talking to him , he had not the slightest idea of his real Condition. He talked to a doctor and Officials at J\.1IT. \\•ho deprecated the seriousness or 1vhat had happened to him and said a number of students were experimenting with L.SD. \Ve asked if be could come home alone or if we should come and get bim. \Ve were told he should be able to fly home alone. t l\IET JOl\t at the Spokane airPQl'.t. I was a few minu~s·latt;1m'd his flight had landed. l could nol find him. After se'arching for some time, I started to leave the airport. then I saw Larry. He "'as in a daze. For a bail hour. he sald nothing to me, despite my earnest effort lo get him lo talk, to tell me what had -, ripped qwrt arid wall# pepper· ed Wit li bullet fire.. · , lYliat caused 11ou11g flarmon:s bizarre outb11rst tllat cos t 11is life ..._ atid a11otlier i11noce11t lifer A few llours after the i;i. cident, Larry's father, E. G/c1u1 Harmon. in his own worth re- counted the road that llad led to the tragedy. This is his ac- coun t as written for the Spokane Spoke.tm<in-Revie w. happened. I took hin1 home . He continued to be i.n a!1 unbelievable trance-like state. \Ve took him to the hospital. our doctor had hin1 under . medication for about a week. It was difficult to watch. His mother stayed at the hospital overnight with him since he was afraid or the ·nurses and others. The .doctor told us we would have to hope and pray that tlie LSD had done no permanent damage to his brain. He heard, for the first time. the word "ir- reversible damage to a brain by LSD." \Ve could not believe it could be true. \\'erl'.!l't youngsters, including those right here 1n S~ane, ~rimenting \-Vith LSD on an ever-increasing scale? Almost 3~i years latt!r. we kaow it is true. Until today, we continued to hope that medical science would come up v.'ilh something to undo what two LSD pills bad done. Af!IAZINGLV enough, afttr those two LSD pills, he c."Oncluded that LSD was a very bad poison. He developed· a dislike to tl'ie point of hatred , for LSD and "pot " which had Jed him to take LSD. ' We took him to one psychiatrist. talked to a number of others. They held out no real hope for a !eal cure. On one subject, he was completely unchangeable. "'hen he later read the New Testament of the Bible he became convinced that Jesus Christ was not the real divine being or deity in the universe. Jehovah was God. Christ was an imposter, in his incredibly warped mind. Later, he concluded, still worse. that instead of an imposter, Jesus Christ was in fact the devil who came to earth to destroy the true religion of the Jewish faith. Though neither my wife nor I have Jewish blood. to our knolvledge, he became convinced he was a Jew. and that he had ·• message tor the Jewish world. Ile wanted to tell every person everywhere that Jesus Christ \Ya s nol thP- true God of creation he found in the firs1 five books of the Old Testament . NO ONE wpuld listen. \Ve, his family, moved to our summer home on Coeur d'Alene Lake last year and lived there. Tbe doctors said that perhaps hard work would be the best therapy for him. He \vorked hard. He cut wood. cleared brush. bought an lnternationlil Scout carry-all with money he had saved from work he had done on a farm during summer• before he went to ~11T. Al times \Ve thought he was beinj? cured by time. He could talk with anyone and be \vholly rational on any sub- ject-except religion. He planned to go back to (i.JIT aiter the class he started with graduated. He told me honestly that he was afraiQ he might attack the boys who gave him LSD if he went to 1.flT while they were still students there. Doc-- tors told us there was no chance of hav· ing him committed for his mental aber· rations. He could make a fool of anyor1t, with his great intellect. whefl he chose ll) do so. I suffered a heart attack when r tried lo reason with him and became angry to the point of hysteria when his mind parried every reasonable argument l could make. AFTER THAT, both he and t were afraid to talk seriously about religion. He <.'Ontinued to believe Jesus Christ was the devil incarnate who came lo earth to destroy the true religion Larry Harmon found in the first five books or the Old Testament. I know now , with as much certainty as one can have in such a tangled matter. th& he went to St. Aloysius Church today to commit suicide. He could not stand it that no one would listen to the distorted •·truth " he found in hallucinations fron1 two LSD pills. So he killed so. he· would• be killed. [ know it is true. His mother, kn<Xfs it is true. r..tay God have mercy on his soul. And may God have mei"cy on those who caused the deaths he brought to othei"s. But, most of all, may God have mercy on a country in which such things can hap- pen ~·ith not enough concern from otbers for those "A'ho are de stroyed by that •·1vonderful mind-expanding drug-LSD." Lockheed: W o·rth Saving?· Absolutely, Maintains U.S. Treasury Official , By SA~1UEL R. PIERCE. JR. million. 'l'he consortium of 24 banks General Cou111el-of Ure. U.S-! Tre•su.ry 11·hich had been financing the L-1011 pro- -i cct refused to lend unless the additional Lockheed Aircraft Corporation began loans were guaranteed by t he u11ited work on the L-1011 Tfi Star in early 1968 states. to diversify into e<>mmercial aircraft pro-Tbe British Government undertook to duction and !hereby lessen its reliance on pay all costs incurred by Rolls Royce in military sales .... The L-101 1 is an in-coonection with the research. production. termediale range airbus usifig Rolls and manufacture or RB-211 engines until Royce RB-21 1 engines. August 3. 1971. If legislation to guarantee As it progressed with the L-1011 pro-up to $250 million in loans lo Lockheed gram. Lockheed began to run into cosily was not passed by the Congress by that problems on four of its military pro-date. the British Govemmenl would no grams -!he CSA cargo plane, the longer be ·obligated to finance the pro- Cheyenne helicopter. the SRAi\I missile duction of RB·2il engines. rngine. and cerlairl shif'construction. In January or. th is year, Lockheed reached ai::reemenl with · the Departmtnt of Defense on a basis for settling the four programs in question. 'l'he settlement ''·ould cost Lockheed approximately S500 1nillion. IN FEBRUARY Rolls Royce went in· to receivership. This \V<is the straw that broke the camel's batk fofLockheed. If Rolls had not failed. Lockheed might have been able to weather the stonn. But Lockhee<i_ was ii)( deep financial trouble. It despe~nfeded additional borrowings lo carry on the L-1011 pro-· c:ram, and to avoid being f?rc.ed into bankruptcy or receivership. AFTER CAREFULLY considering the entire situation. President Nixon told Secretary Connally to have legislation rlrafted whi,ch wou ld allo\Y the United States to guarantee loons to Lockheed or up to $250 million, and to submit the pro- posal to Congress. It was and still is the opinion of cx- ~cutives. al the Treasury that Lockheed has sufficient assets to seCure full y the S250 million th11t may be guaranteed by the government. Lockheed ha s approximately i I O million of secured debentures presently out standing. Therefore, something had to be done about them. '111 the event of bankruptcy these claims 'vould be satisfied so they would not endanger the government's security. Jn short. tha government's claim \\'Ould be paid l)ft first from whatever assets there are in the collateral. L'l EARLY AUGUST. shortly before Congress adjourned and prior to the August 3th deadline set by the U. K., the Emergency Loa111. Guarantee Act-the ~1>­ called "Lockheed Bill" -\vas passed by a very narrow margin. Thou sands of jobs will be saved, many small suppliers w i 11 avoid bankruptcy, more than $1 billion in o t h e r w i s e almost useless in\'entory will be con· verted into .usable equipment. the nation's largest defense contraclor will be able to continue as a going c<>ncern. our ""'future export position ,viii be strengthened. and competition in the aircraft manufacturin~ industry will be maintained. All of this will be done without the U.S. government losing one penny. In fact. if all goes \Yell. the United Stales will make millions or dollars in guarantee fee payments from Lockheed for guaranteeing these additional loans. It was painfully clear that the financial failure of Lockheed l\'Ould ha'l'·e serious repercussions on the natk>n's economy. Wine Medi~ation ll was estimated that 60.000 workers would become uoemployed . lifore than a bUlton ®liars in inventory would have ~y scraP: value. -- Compelltioo in the manufacturing of aircraft \VOUlifl>C seriOUSly e(l(l'Ctd;-to· the detriment of private purchasers as well as the. government. And. as Lockheed makes substantial sales to purchasers in foreign countries, the ViS. balance of trade would be adversely af·., fected. Useful Beverage, UC Doctor Suys A physicii.n-educator-at-the n1versity or Ca1iforniA. San Francisco says that wine is rated as ane or the best all-around mtdicines known to ma .i-and has en· joyed this enviable reputation for the past 4,000 years. 'l)r, Salv.tbre Pablo Lucia, Professor Emeritus of , Pftventive A1ediclne, sug. gests tha~ wine Is a useful be.verage to relieve tens oas in these hectic times. IS IDgll S tn€r\lors down IJil'OUg?I !he ages including Socrates, Plato. and Celsus, the Roman encyclopedist. wbo prescribed either dry wine or honeyed wine for tranquilizing effects ln nervous indigestion. Nearly 2,000 yenrs afl~r Celsus. Louis Pasteur named 11·ine "!he most healthful and h y g i e n i c or all beverages." quotes Dr. Luci•. UniversUy ol California Newslettv -Brown. ' )'oung man with 1'9llnd and lnnoctnt eyes. ~ow you know ""'htrc Schulz found the names for his "Peilnub" strip. whkh la presently syndi~ated to 1,296 pipers in 56 countries. His okt fr\end Linus, whom he seldom £Ce5, isn't doing quite as V.·ell. Il ls !!trip i!: in 40 papers, IDENTITY : I see th:il 1 . .atel~· Thomas. the mysterious s. r'. author who wrote biographies of Abe Ruef and Aimte Semple ~1cPherson, Is out wllh a ne\\' boo · "A Pride of l~ions," and as ah\'lyli: ht? ls getting f;n·orable re?\'iew1. \Vhat 1nRkes L.itely T h o m a 5 n1yslerk>us is lhal he hide~ behind thal rlOm de plun1t'. RrHnls no in· tcrview1. signs no eut(ljrflphs. stays far away fro1n the literory haunt~. and refuses to mekr publw· his real nnme. Is it D:ivld Stewnrt1 I doubt lh11t l..alelv Tho1nRs whoever ht' is. 'A'ill cm'erge to con: firm or dtny. Even lhe address he entruslli: lo.intimates. nut on take ;.oou're talking about \Vomen'e Lib or Blark Po"·er. the humorists are al~vays ahead of the. limes. Take lhe Ollt' about tbe pilot who breaks the sound barrier and n~, to hith he catches a glimpse ofJjod. UM!) his r!.."lurn , U~ biggesf~ con· ferenca in history i& calleid.: Md a' reporte r asks "\Vhat dots God look like?'' "Well." replied the pilol. "rn the first place. She's b~ck" and that joke. friends. Is al least 20 ye<irs old. ' G F. 0 fl G E llA.RRINGTOi 'S In addition. a-irlines (.IOUJd lose~ $2~ million in proaress paytnept.o; they had already advanced to ilockhe.ed. Lockheed's 35,000 suppU'trs ciuld lose abou\ $350 .million, ~hlch ~·ould forte ~ Of Jhese supplltn tnto bankruptcy. '!'ht bAnk•. whl<b bad already loaned l..ockheOO $400 mlllk>n. stood to lose from l .,boliOi!O lo $300 miUioJI, d<pending on • wh•l they could stll Utt.Ir collateral for. . One of tJ>e medical mytha lhet Dr. Lucia explodes In his new book "Wine And Your Well-Being," ronctrm port wine as being the tause of goul A STUDY conducted over the period or a year showed lhat 51 percent of gout sulferers never even knew the pleasure of wine, and that chronic sufferers of ,out. when experimentally ;iven wine dail>'. espe<:lally port ~·ine, sho~·td no tbange In urtc--acld level or In "the number of 1outy attacks. writes Dr. Lucis. --W. CATALYST · lt you're-of 1 t.'tr'· lain age. )'OU remembtr the historic radio "feud" that went on for years bel ween Jack Benny and F'ttd Allen -but you may not know that the. man who started 11. Innocently. was Stuart Canln. con- certmaster qf the S.F. Symphony. .-.- \'Aliant pun: ·~khm Nbon Is rw~ phased". . . .Gerald Nachman, upon reading that Life tn.a1ltl.ne'1 lossc~ art ma~t up by more suc- cessf ul Luct publlcatlont. lilqulres: "Is LUe living 90 borTiiwed Time?" ... And Gertrude Stein's 1mmonal utterance abOut Oakland -"There is no there thtre" -Is no longer true. Right there on 011 klander Doug 1'1oon '1 Volkswa~tn Is ''THERE." there on his license plates. Tbt Treasury would tufter 3 substantial reduqion In tu re.vmucs . A LOCKHEED.. !aPure would mean much more than 1 b~ monetary Joss. Such a failure woula deal• 1ttmninl blow lo the confldeltCfl: of tnvt.1ton ~ Con· sumers~ and (hfs loss or confidence Would ' have a Jubslantlally adverl:e Impact on our nation's e<:onom1. Somethina had to be done. • Loclrheed claimed that it could 'A'Ork lt.s ""'8.Y out of itlli flnanclal dlftlcultles U it tould borrow an hddit!on.al i100 to t250 ' The physician alf;o cltu eYide~e that while "'ine will not prevent the !OS! of elasticity in aging arterle,, it can slow down or perhaps even abolish the deposit of new C'holeg\crol. Wiiie, 111y1 Dr. Lucia; has had mliny - Satur~ay. November 20. 197? The commeoL page of the Dally Pilot seeks to inJorm and stimulate readers by· presenting a variety of com· mentary on topics or inter· est and significance from informed observers an d spokesmen. Robert N. Weed, Publisher • nd ish. so n the irst ily, ur re. ork He h. -all he "' ~:~ ub- go ed at ys lIT .. av• ber- CIC, e to n I me his- enl ere He the to on Old as ter, ay d il ed m . l t is: ho eTs. on .,,. er• hat D." of b• the th• off in ore the the "' ~; se on· the will rn, be the he one one led in eed the~ nd ·bo ed OU! l<:r the all nla ter • , -. . ~ -.· l"' .. •• • Good morning, boys and girls, and.welcome tQ <!JlOlher Satur~ay of fun and learning with Uncle Len and hii fiiendi Carol and· AndY. The old mail sack' was pr et· · ty full 'this week but not as full as I expected with Thanksgiv. lpg as the top)c. Well, I hope you and your families Qaye a great day this coming Thurs- day because it is 9ne of the best traditional Amer l can · holidays. If you want to, u s e Thanksgiving as a topic again this week. The thought of that delicious meal and warm com- panionship should make you all think or wonderful entries on the subject. Before we get too far, the , . \\, , . • , \' ; r r.. • -. t. •• ·' \ \ 'I i main topic for this week will~---------------------------,.-----. be winter fun. l guess all cf ·us have. felt the blustery wind and chilly mornings here in qur normally warm Southland recently. Elsewhere in the nation, the cl}!Jl }Yind is carrying tieavy snows and it looks as. though a l!Qld, hard winty is on the way. Ski resorts and winter sports are in full swing and people are pulling their warm .. * PRl~E WINNER~ * ..Eric Sand.vik1n, 9, 20761 Mission~ Lane,-Huntlngton B1ach '. .- Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Conteat'. Here'1 all you do: (1) Draw piclure. on r;iece of plain, white paper 51A,inchM Wide ·~ 4 inches deep. Use black int and make lln~s bl!.ck. (1) Du not copy, or tr1c~ picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put YOUf name, age and addreSI on ~act of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bo1 1560, DAILY PILC?"I', Costa Mesa. Winner will receiv,e Kennedy half dollar. ,. . clothes out of mothballs. L---...:..-------------'---------------' . So this week kids, with the cold nipping at ears and noses, think of some great topics for winter time fun and games. For those of you who missed tpe announcement last week, we have reached that time of year for Uncle L e n ' s Christmas and Hanukkah Card ,. contest. This is the great event dur· ing which we pick a wini:'ling· card for the grand pi'lze Of a trip to Disneyland for the win· ner and his or her family. 'The Magic._J(ingdom really · rolled out the red carpet for us •. last year and everyone had a great day. This y e ar t Disneyland is planning a big· ger and even better reception fOr Uncle Len's winner. · The final deadline for this year's contest will be 5 p.m. on Dec. '13. Uncle Len and his f'rien'Os will judg"e the cards an'd the big winner will take hiS, . or h~r · family to Dlsneyland on Dec. 20. Tl'ie top ten runneri-up will win Ken· nedy ha:lf-dollars for their ef· fort. The runner-up artwork will be printed on a special ~page -ot the "'DAILY PILOT sometjme before Chri'simas. do not cofor a·ny part' of them.' 3) Bt sure to include •·verse so all o"'r readers will get your message. 4) Draw only on one side of the single sheet of paper. Do not fold the card or write in· side or we .. won't be able to print It. Be absolutely•sure your age, name, address and PHONE -NUMBER are written plainly on th~ back or on a separate sheet of paper. ... . .. PAIT • MAT QN~L ND·INTEINATIONAL ' Give yout1ejf 10. answer. • nta for each cot tel . . ' l AFL-010 President •• ? •• accuaedtl:ie Pay Board oC destroying the legal collect1va bargalnlnc . agreements of millions of work?r.s b plactnr a ( Jimil on wage increases durtna . Two of the · Preaident's economic program. a-George Woodcoek • b-N9rman Cou.sin.s · cJGeo.tjce Meany · 2'. 'I'he Hduae of Rej)rea~Dtau~u {cttbosE ONE: approved, rejected) & proposed cdnstltuttonal aJllendment to pei:mlt offlciai pra.Ylnt 1n pul:)ltc _ achools.,. _ _ . ,. 3 The Natloril.l A'11oclaUon !or' the Adv~ncemftnlo! Coloi'ed Pflople, Or. NAACP; ursed the Senate JudlcJa'1'y COmmittee tO reJect'the nomination of •• ? •• to the ~preme, Court. a-William Re.hnqulat b-lfomer Throneberry · c ... Harry Blackmun i South Korean President • 1' •• announced that his nation villi withdraw lO,OOOtroop1from South Viet Nam beginning next ·month. a-Chung Hee Park. ~ b-Kim 11 SUng c-Klm Jong .Pil S ltow many troopa does South Korea have 111.South Viet. Nam? ' .'PART II· WORDS IN THI NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with ila correct meaning, .... 1 ...•. marathon. a-forbid, prohi):lit 2 .•••• 1nUmaUon.. b-Unf a.lrnesa 3 ..... enjoin c-auggestioo, hint -4 ..... en~nder d-very lengthy s ..... inequity e-cause to deve'lo'-....... · PART Ill •NAMES IN THE NEWS Take ,, 6 points 'for naniea that you q)n correctly match·w:ith the ciue1. r ' . -. . ' 1 .•... 1-:lcholae Ceausescu · 2 ...... )·asir Arals.t 3 .... .Indira Gandhl 4 •.•.. Pierre Elliott Tru- deau S ..... Oa.vid Ptcka.rd a-Arab guerrllia~e.'."der b-Deputy Secretary o! Defense c·Prlme Mini1ter,lndia. d·President, Rumania. .. e-Prlme Minister, Can- ada. + S.turday, Novtmber'2Q, 1~71 DAIL V PILOT 1 Ted 't' euraelf Kve't • dlll'ICt for ,._..,.,.,... 111 ni. f•"lllY tkl tne\1911. 1t rtH 1t tttl Jill or lltr •wot ''Mtt tor Mwt.~ Tlkt 111i. wtttl'I Htwt 01111 Ill #If' JrlVi(Y ot '/fMA' IW~ lle!M (~II 'don'1 •\111'1 ftl\11 It lel lt\t "'' ., .... ftll)ll'I tl"IOW no:ow VIII "'*'• OU!) 111111 '" lltw ~ you tNIW lllout wn.t't lflll9 .,.~Ill 1119 >1t9rld todl)", Dll1 ctt) ~ .'='' !!""* '-1 )...... .... ~ i' Match . word ~lue• wlth thelio correspond- ing pictures or symbols. 10 point• for '!:ach1corr.ect-answer. f' c SOUlM AMI ti CA 1 ..... Alabama GoverAo.'j! George W&lla.c~ '§ . 2 ..... Cuban Premier Fidel c_.'-a lr..o,-# .. vi1itel:J thl.1. country • ---. -;;= ·~'~bo r or~ttill.il~ meets in Mtam"11hli week 5 ..... United :::itatea cut . off .all ,military Aid to U\lft Aaian nation 6 ..... HOW DO YOU RATE? (Seen £..Ch Sitto 1f Qvl1: S.p1ratoty) 71 to ID poifttt ... Gooi1. ti .. 100 polMI .. TOP SCORE! 61 to 70 polntt-F1lr. 81 to 90 polnt1-bcollont. 60• ~???-H'l!IM! FAMILY-DJSCUSSIQl!i..QUllTI.ON~-~~+--1 Whal is }-Eiur opinion o( Presidenl Nixon's Per- formance in office? S..d yo•r 4111 .. tiollt t; A• Attety, c/o Or ... to Ceat hlfy Pilot, lo1 1560, CotNI ·M .... Collf. I must remind you that this should be y o u r own ORIGINAL artwork. Tracing or perfect copying is not only The big \vinner and family unfa ir lo the other contestants THIS WEEK'S 01Al.LENGE! ""o sco•1 will be photographed (or, a but also to ypurself because ~-Name the diplomat who will head the Communiet specia,l page W be run your entry will not be ju<Jged. ' d hopefully _010 Chri"stma's da y Th" .11 h e VIC 1 , .. ,. Wi • Chine'se deleo-3.tton al the ur... """Y 1tnd1 • ,.,,,.p1e1• 20-vo1""'' "to many centuries It was rate ~ is means you w1 ave no · • ;· nc., ,_, .. IOn~ 11&en11n • · 1!'! '' · ,~, werld loot Enc1c10P1c1J110 H11en • and the winner's card w1ll h f ''''·"' ~· Y•n~me~. •g• 11, 01 C•1>t Etl11blllh. -as one of the Seven W.()nderS----_ l _c ance to win any o the great - - - - --·-.-.~.---r,-,-l"i"'l'!';'TT ;;--;r,r.m-m-r.r - --- - M1lnt,,1or ~er ~ur111on: •01 the Anci·en"t World. ln 955 btt()me he off1c1al DAILY prizes. 1 ' q·5 ~•·• !'':f =•·l 1P·t 'lf11 '1MVil ~ItT d t p 1 / •"M 6utnM :i!>N311¥M:) q·S !•·• :t ·[ !'·t !p·1 :11 l1V4 When wa! t• fir llgbtho Mii A~D. it was~dapiaged l)y if" Ccha~ UnoJ'~.in rU a,e All of the cards will be sent M·o1 '9·t.!i·t :,,;-£ .,., tr·s =v·• !J·t .:o·z: :0·1 1z1nO 10.tWAS 000·1 •·s !•·• l•·t :p••'•l•1·t :'·I :1 lMVI built? . 4 -"' " ) \eaJihquaki. :i:nc!T b~ 5*,lj ilts ' e ris lhias' 71 ~0,p J . i;J~f"'~ew ~ H~pi~ so :::.:::,~,". ;..,:..,:,., ;... :.,.,:..::~,,!..'......:..:.....:....c....:.:..,.::......,:o,; . .:......::.:c....:::::::...:=:c::.::::.... _ __, ___ -"'--..:.::..:::...:.._.: _ _:_:....:.....:.....:._:....:..::,;.;. Waybackin 1791 ,Presiderit ruinshadcrumbledtodust. ereare econteslruts. tbechildrentherew)11navea .: , ''. ......... ' ,,.i," .. -:--,,,,·•I• -... .,. ,.,.,,.. 1 ·1 ., .. ,:, ....... !t George Washington ordered a The Pharos o( Alexandria l) You can use a. bigger ' good Chrl11tma21, too. Old A I D1! .. ~ 1· .·splay''" e. d'' .. ·_' lighthousetobebuiltalongthe set the style and later !!lheet of paper _thin the Don't forg.et, thi!!I contest 111 ' --pp· 1·ances craggy shore!!I near Portland, tightppuses were called pbaros regu\ar cootest buf pot any open \ HanU~ah cards as Maine. It was not the first in its honor. Nowadays they larger than a stand'ard letter well. lighthouse in history, but it are tall round towers, built to l81h by II Inches). Also, remember to ·15end .in w.as one of the first in North withstand the wJJdest waves -2) Draw the cards in black recular weekly· enlrieS. Tho1e i\merica. The people of New and storms. Some still are ink, crayon or dark pencil but prizes are still available. England liVe close to· the sea tended by lonely .lighthouse · Smithso11ian Shows 01.d-time Houseliolil: Helpers ·and their sailors depend on ·keepers. B~t a "!ore m~ern (_'/ ~ 1 c/ . trusty markers ta guide th~m ' one ~a 1nta 1 n s it~elf 1 ' WASHING'l'ON (AP) . -an electric egg beater that tribute to the kindness of~ donated by the Hoover Co. 'through the rocky shoals. No ' abeutomatic~lll~A ~ts h nashi~g aro. .1 orner More than a score of. i::arly dates back to before World pie who were so wi\lj"ng to part There is a \ate.19th century doubt they would have in· a.con .an UU\lmmg orns, 1 s Wir J, the Smithsonian with items that had been in doorbell and annunclatorj used vented lighthouses to guide radio signals, even Its shape RIDDLES a.nd JOl(ES electrical appliance.! dating lnsUtutiOn would like ·to hear their families for so long.'! to summon servant.I to•varloua them at night. But Old World and colors dl~tinguish ·it. from back W 1890 -.most or ~m from' you .'' ,.: The o'ffers·wei-e Screened by rooms of a house. There1il a ~3.ilors already had invented . every other lighthouse •n the gifts from persona who raided . The response w a a Im· Ronald KoplckJ ~·or the division workable elect.rte marallmal· them ages ago. world. their attics for the SmiUlso-mediate. Phone calls started staff, who seleCted the object11 low toaster with three akew~ Most 'of our good ideas. were Aftl!Y 11nc11 1 w"'" ...., cain. ,.. * Dear Carol: What did one rose nlan Institution -went on coming in within a matter of that were inost ' important ers. Tilete is a vibrating el~· thought of in the .dim past. J11m11 _}·1 sm~~. ~JC, ii'~ 11. hf' say to the other rose~ dlsptay"tbere recently. hours. from aS far away as hlstorlcally. tric razor, one of the fint ever People invented things to sol ve -:'..::111:.,, • 1111• ort ' •r& 11•· !fr 1 the West Coast. In all, more Despite: all the gifts, the made commercially. h · -•1 J g before There is an 1890 room od k. It h · 1·11 Ed d E ti f t e1r pr\llJ ems, on What do they call the end of 8 PRIZE ·pnq '!H :JIMtuy· heater and 8 1915 wt.shing than 300 persons from every peri c en is s 1 in· Mrs. war vere e ~ they thought of taking out river? WINNER rr\achine. Mrs. Walter Linquist part of· the count ry and 1111 f"-r complete.' Finn is hoping that Idaho Fall3, Idaho, dCJnated a 'patents or e\fen writing down . List ll1M1vtkt11, ,, 111" Mln•e11 L••· 1 Milford N J nonaled 8 away as London, offered 30 someone's attic will yield a toaster which could tout four their discoveries. If the ideas Artual!y a river has two Hu11Hn1tt11 •Ndl 0 • • .. beat~rs and other appliance11 pre-World War I water heater, slices of bread-at a time,with Were userul, later inventors ends, a start and a finish line. 1912 cig:·arette lighter which which the AP story said the cigar llghter,' or an overhead a sort of swivel which allowed , added improvements to make The starting point is called its L..::===================:'.J still works. From Mr. and Institution wanted. fan . He does not yet have an you to turn them over. Most them more workable. This is sou"rce, or beginn1·ng. The Mrs. James Carback 0 f I early electric stove, but says earlier toasters _"ad •· -Bellbrook, Ohio, came a waffle "The Smithson an h a 11 J• '(,! ....,.. !he storv of the earliest source of even the greatest ,---------------------always been dependent on the he is on the trail, of several. turned by harid, risking buroa. · iron .dating from .around 1915. .lighthouses, and mqsl of it is river i$ very small, perhaps a generO!'ity of Individuals to The diaplay includes a IV08 Thomas J, Kliminskl. of Jost In forgotten past. We can spring gushing (rom I he A LONG TIME AGO The nucleua of the, collection , round out it! collections," said vacuum cleaner, htavy and South Orange, N. J., .con· J,race some or it back, because ground or a.small stream . The A long time ago, -which,, eventually_ will be Bernard Finn, curator of the rather 1.lllWieldy, which was tributed three items: • 11915 it must have happened source of lhe great Mississippi When America was new, houled ·in an old-fashioned museum's electric division, made by the SucUon Sweeper etoalec'trte1;,. g'lue'9poff~ pot .and an JogicaJly, slep by step. This is is a little creek, small enough kitchen dllplay-was donated "but t seldom recall such a Co. of Ne.w Berlin, Ohio, and ... th. e way human history goes . to i·ump across. The. source of There was a great .feast to the Smithsonian's Museum spo-ntaneous out~poufin·g-as-our --~=-----'--'-::,..-,----"::::::':::=>=i:· :--: With the Indians, too. o1 HI t d Techno'-gy last -Sofie of the earliest sailors Jhe great , ~mazon starts s ory an "' request for a pp l i an c es went fishing and trading where several trickles of There was the thought of giving, May by· the General Electi'\C generated. around the Mediterranean melting ice merge together, And laughing and living. Co., which solicited appliances be I I bl " K•ftMd' , .. 11 .. 11... -,. c:11rn Kw.r, ,, from its employes. "The gifts will nva: ua e. Sea. There the shores were high in the lofty Afldes. HU J1c1r1M1, ct111 M111, 11r ~., w111111111 1111rv At that time The Associated when we are reading to set up strewn with rocky crags and As it flows alo11g, the young =.:;• .. ''~~1e''L"111~.:". ;;::·~":~=~~ c.":'11~ •r Press distributed 8 Jitory our jM!i'lod kitCheh"s~tlng. lri tbe changing tides 1 e ft river is Joined by othei: .~ which started? "Ir you have the meantime, we wanted to Shallow, sandy shoal,s.,Putling ltreams and tfibutaries. They'---.,,------------~----""---~'----'---put them on display in- t'.'o sea or' returning -home was aC:ld their waters to the main formally;, !Iii large part aa a dangerous, especially aft.er stream and the river gro\vs. µ.. 1;. JrJ. !. " s dark when landmarks were in· Its path is decided by the visible. So bonf.ires were lit !ltf slope of the land, for ·water the craggy chffs. We know must flow downhill. At last 1t from early writings l~at .many winds its WilY to the level. of ~rtrwere-doin,g-th1!4n~ne. ocean an empties-I B.C. Those bonfires that blaz· fresh river waters into the ed at night along the Medlter· sa.Jty sea. This finish line is ranean shores were the an· caller! the mouth of the river. cestors of our magnificent Here a sizeable river dumps modem, lighthouses. L a t e r layers of mud. they were replaced by lant,., terns and sticks of blazing tar, hoisted aloft op poles. · The ne1t improvement was 1 permaneot building to house a beacon. As far as we know, the first real lighthouse was built on tlii ~Of Turkey, in 600l!i\iC. I\ ii ilmost forgot· ten bttauseS.t,r,it.il jlorY was. overshadowed by the most • fan1ous lightouse of-history:- • When Alexander the Great Bad, So11 Unit Set A new father and soh YMCA program is Deilig or1aniztd ln Huntington Beach. ' -callRl"the-''Y-Wranglerr.' is meant to involve boys aged S..12 who are too old for the In· dian Guides. Mini-hike ers Watni~s . Mlni·bike riders In H~ tlngton Beach are reminded that it Is still illegal to ride on ltretta. sidewalks ind privat11 proeerty un.less police depart- .fnent crlter1 a are met •. While high iruiurance 'COStl ha've tlelayed construction of a mini-bike course in Huntington Btach, motorcycle parks are -tn operation-in A n a h t ·I m , FUiierton and Garden ·fjrove. One t)f the problems In starting· the Hun l·i n Ito n Beach riding are• haa been a lack of Interest, dtmonstrated built the city of Alexandria, he -added a Causeway to the little offshore__jsland of Pharos. 'Mlere whece the huge· Nile delta il!i 11trCwn with crags and •hoals, the i!:IYPlllDL built their Pharos of Alexandfla, aboaf 280 B.C. Its wide blse taeered up In efe1ant tiers and ua pointed · peek held 100 beacon at least 400 feet high. Th is most· famous e Ar I y ll~hlhouse guided sailors for Y-MCA Executive Director~ Richard Cvllato asaid the Wranglers program is ba!Jed on a Western ·theme wUh "ranc~·· meetings,.,campouts, horseback rldin1, exploring and backpacking as aome of the activities. by only 4«I reglatranta. The ci··-'"""'<(<l" ty belltv~ it needa JOO to maf<i! !he park an econolnlcal • Those interested in joining should call 847· YMCA for further Information. • ,, "'' Ttlt!IMft · Littl~ Smoke11-Sli!eps ·~ ~ Thia year·and·•·hlf d. orphan bear ctib seems totally unconcerned with recent · ceremonies in .wa ington which na'11ed him "Lltt.!e Smokey." Since the ori· ginal Smokey the B r has been unable to have cubs of his own, lhis one was adopted to take ove when.the great fire prevention symbol dies. ' -11-- proposition. • Ptrton.a interested ln t local ll''k should contacl -!Up Rlb- Ble -•l the recreation department, 17il' Strecl and Orange J;venUfl1 !or free reaJstraUon. forms, .. ' -Yufe.,Cheer ' -•. ChrlstmH is sUll more than a month aw•r.. but little John Hallman, 3, of Minneapolis would ltke lo have hi!~stuffed turtle now. It seem~ that the Yule!lde- scason can't come any too soon for this San\a:lover. " • i I -.. ,. ti.. T~11-a. ' .t!,;.. l ·--------- • '' '! .. ,._ .. ' -· • fl· +:; C'c 1· . ' .e.: ·.rt' 4" ;,. •• DAILY PILOT Romance Kissed '-I ·Away . _..,....._.__ .. ~ .. r; ··~'Ill'',.._~. it S.twday, tts a '" ia. tm .. . • ~ .. .,+c· ... ~-.. •·· '!>"'·• ~-•• Readyin ·111111nu!•. , .... '. BLOCKS ~N ... SHELVES \ ~ .,; ' ' ' • AttiocllYi·COncrete viitoDloC1'1 Cc! 01.tfii '.bpiiffo;. ... your 1helving 11'fit'!'1: · 'f ·~ • • -~ ( • 1"xI2"xA fl. pine sh,lving to.finish 01 YOu choose. :. No tools necessory-~,.just slocf •ein up_. • ... ·-·--t_ • • f,.,S!t~lyins,· 12'.' ~ 1 ~'.' ~lq~~' ; j§c.: _-.{,~§:~ •. -.. • " ~-SAT. &.SUN. ONLYI . Decorative ·OVEUMEJOH :·STORAGE (i :, ~1'81.NET ,~ ~ • Fils oY•;. ony~toilet' urilt. ' :. • • 20 v." 'ol(ide x 30" high ~ ~Y,''d-'ip:I -...s ;;.# ' · ' fisy sU/fa,c• Ml.uni-no •tingj n wolts. _ .. • Qreat for storage in ony 1 rltom-d'ioicj -f colors. REG. $15.95 $1295 = .. ; SAVf:$3.00I • ,. ... . ' ~SAT. & 'SUN. ONL YI ' "' " .. ·. • Hordbcord ponels mokr l:ieouliful room dividers, shoji ~ s'1eens-instoll them sin gly ; • or in combinolions.· . • ~ice<ol" se~eral bea~tifvf. · ·. fjligree.. l>Olt_,,,J. .:: -• -.:: · RE_,li. $4.99 $ 349 PoM:l1 Only At .-Thil low Pries!.: :::. • : -- ; ' SAT.&. \slJN. ONLY! · \ 1 . ' .. Newl O~e ""y llltex. . l 1 IQUlN_~·K1 · "It's fun To 7ronsform Old Marred furnJture ; c:•n:~·ee.aut,ful ~~•ra~~ 'J•c•sl'.' -~ ,;- ~· Turn cost-offs into antiques-it's eosyl · • • 2 .asy ste:ps-you1Fbe:'finished in oM'doy: :--1.. ~ • Latex ~···so you,_!lean up with water. _ •" . j ! REG,.$j:29 ~ $169 I ' '. SAT.-& ~:SUN: QNlTI " ' ' FOUNTAIN '9Al&ft .. • r -~-~ , . ··, • S'a1e Pr~es Honored -I • !> ,,,, ~ • Sat. & Sun., Nov. ·20·'& 21 -• 0 e-. 24 Inch 24 Inch MANZANITA LOG OAK LOGS . '' . •. lncludei log, 1and bur~er, volcanic r¥kf 9'l1ber kit and connectOr. • Includes 4 reallstlc-looking "k loiS"', sand bum er, VOkank rock, ~·ldt &. irislde Mount Appr;x. 100 cunoM FIRE SCREEN I FIREPLACE MATCHES • Satin block bcr with matching · I • 11 inehes long-1ove1 your black mesh·curtoiru. • .. fingers from the · • Bring in your t flomes. measure· I • For fireplace, ,ment1-we'll BBQ or compfire. do the rest! I REG. 79< $\2!9 I 59' • SAT.&. ' SAf. & JUN. OHLYI SUN. ONLYI ' --~~--~-~~~~--------Colorful . t . 1 9 Lbso · ·. · .: ' · fl_IE,...(E .CRYSTALS ·I CEDAR FIREBLOCKS • I • ·191bs. of Calif. cedor in easy to carry handl pack •. •Lights eosily ....... slaw burning. • Sit bock & wakh the1• crystals creole brill\Ont multl-cotOfed flomes that lo t §. last.r, , . ' •REG. 19c I .. HG • .99c ~,,-.-.. -~-·=--·,~_re. SAT. & IUN. ONLY • ' •• ,J,Al. & • '""· ON('t'I -----~-~--:----~7'~-~ .. • . fireplace' I ' LOG UGHTER · • UMi •UT • ,.,. , .~ tjl1 oQ Ronderd gos -• luil t stronger to lost longer-, --.. _ -coniM<:nuns. withslonds high intnsity heat. I , 11 inches long..-1 o4 gos iets. '.~.:~'.';~~:"°' '' 89 : :· UG: $1.29 89< I •.'..._ ·~t! &. I.UN. IDM.fl IAf, "IUN. OM.fl f ' • • • \ I ,,., •• " ... -i:.sr:2 DAY'S OF 'IN·IROOK1 S NOVIMIU CAJA,OG -©· 24 Inch " ·MANZANllA LOG . • Complete 'f.lth mas1iv• Manzanita log, sC.nd bumer, vokanic rock, ~ber klt anti connector. ;J, .1'''~ •. , ·' SPECIAL Pl,l~~HAHI JUNIOR· BARBELL SET • "Complere 25 lb. Ser Includes Two DUmbeflsf'' • They're n•v9r too young to •tart enjoying the Hneflts of exercl1e. • Include•: one 21" barbell bar, two 11 '' dflmbell bars, tw. 5 lb. weights & four 2 y2 lb. weight•. • Spefilal Instruction manual ·Illy former Mr. Uitlvene, Bruce Randall. Made to Sell $ for $14.99 SAT. & SUN. ONLY! limited To Stock on Hand While 106 Set• lostl I • (J 0 ,-~--· ...... _ , ...... ---.-... _ • ' , • • DAILY PIL01' 1, • • shop ~unday . -·'""--'---.... -- • t -·pr~.·--h~D~~ . : ' . • ·Somt qu.~tilioo' ... litn~ . CAREER DRESSEg- .• l" ~ flannel jumpers 10.99~ Speciol! Versotile jumper in royon-lined · I -------''--'--I wool flonnel. Deep v , neck, long bock .. Long Hair Revived' l ,n Greece ATHENS (UPI) -Greece's puritan-minded military rulers once described long·llai!<d ynuths and hippies a s zipper, optional tie belt. 1-0-18 in block, .9roy, purple or novy. JUNIOR WORLD jilnior dresses 11.99.-17.99 , . Sweeter knits, Arnel ® triecetotes end oth- ther fabrics in junior end .. p"etite sizes.- representatives of ·~anarchism -------------and communism." But fashion has triumphed and long bair,is now a way of life in Greece.- Today, Greek barbers a~ pealed-to the-government-to let them raiSe prices for hairCuts which they said are MIU.INER-Y Imported Knits --2:99- becoming increasingly ortistic S . 11 00•' 1· k 't .d b and eJabdrate .. Unless ~ $1 pec1a ~ I '• acry 1c n1, caps an er~ celling On hi.ircuts It removed; ets cozy~warm and bright . .._ they said, they cannot""'.¢•. -' - The plea wa.s conta.iol!i in a ---------..,---- memorandum from th. MISSES' SPOR'(SWEAR supreme federation of butlers · · . . DRESSES. and hairdrtssers to the pri~ control board. --· .-~ .-l-' 1 'Tb e hairdres!er'I pro-15 99 22 99 fession his been plagued-• • • • than any other · prof'!"!onal branch by the rhythm ol· the Reg. $28-$H. A collection of po lyestet goddess of'fasbioo. which has dresses e•d .... pantsuits .. )in severel styles, I upset all traditicilll'u4 )llbila and prevailed w~:,all Its light e nd'do~ones. 8 to I S'in tho group. caprices in all itl'.:JliJd/' ~ _ _.;•.:."-·-·------'--' .. '----· _ memorandum ~ ~ . The bailltrslaid~llair MISSES' SPORTSWEAR I now3days takes a conSiai-able • bir time to fix In view of theJact . top name 8 tS . that a "haircut" requires the · ~~·"'1art5iiticuse or a 1aaa:; ~. ~·3-;99 Cirying machines, and even iroping" fher;fore, the federati~~ Rog. $7-$10. Long end. short sleevo stylos • aaid, "services.,of ~h ~ in weshqble fabrics in en essortment •of nature accofded by the I · d · · I f • -~-·; hairdresser cannot possibly be co ors ·en prints 1n m sses s1z.es •. JrO{itable on the ~ price ~. "' •· 1 Illl" ~ · · ~ knit coordiii•a'1•~ .. ~. ~·' '" The federat·.IOn 'iaid ~ -· ____ w;;a • •• luUnlresslol ·is • kind of flrnt 6 99 12 99 iieisslty and arbitrary .. im· . • • • po~ by f~hloil, tr• . . . • ~ng ca\:.1: ~~ "$i5-$2'/;·v,.lues. 'Double knit ~lyester sep- ing recent Y~ and 'several erateS bye famous Celifornie maker. Me- r ~:!,y~ ~ "of con-chine wesheble in fell colors. Sizes Io: I b The -~ruling end S-M-L $26 jodets, 12.99. $18 vests, ~1,:t~Y~= 8.99. $14 ponls , 6.99. $'16 tops . 7.99. -·- that Jong-hi~ onf••al.IY and ___ · --~-.------~ 4'!,~::t~i:e·· . CASUAL SHOES But"'"""' o1, .. pollee'«· "$16'$2' F I. -L-~ • 109.9 fleer who f~e y<dbl to • .,.. amous me1.er ~l----•• undergo ~~~,:,!~aid $12-$14 ·Sport shoes, top nomos ...... 5.99 ~~=c~=-";'/;y~ $7-$15 Children's shoes. hkn.<itos _ -4.99 Greek press udreactlon fmn -----''--=-~~-~--~ ~~~~u~a1~ to HI-DEB SHOP took Ill thll paper for Mattel'a 1S. paga full Q9&or Toy Bobk 'The Greatest T(ff Show orrEarth•• f9r complete details. These fine stores carry the 10Y' you can buy to qualify for M1ttel'a trH tldml Dffer• jumper group 5.99 Orig. $14. Solids or tweed effects in jumpers to weer with ond without blouses. Junior Sizes 5 to 13. BLOUSES AND SHIRTS cotton tops_ 4.99 - Double knit cottons with turtle necks. long sleeves. White, colors, S-M -L. $10 Blouse ond shirt essortment __ .. ~.99 ~ -• -. . ' ~ .I .... . ..,. . . . OOSTUME JEWELRY' - I ' ' · • ·' fashion· jewelrf • 99c Orig. $2-$3. Pins, eorrings, neckleces end brocolets in tailored metols or simuloted , . . pea~s end enamel1-~ . .f . . . ·' , JJA'NDBAGS ~ . ~ ,ha'ndbag aasortmenf: ' ". '. ·' 4:99.9,99 . $9-$17 volues. Cosuel end dressy shoulder end swagger styles, meny one of e kind. -:PERSONAL -LEATHER GOODS -purse accessories 1.99 $3-$4 volues. Clutc~os. oilllolds ond-cerd Cases by famous maker's. :• . ' ~ .GLOVES ·· 2-pc. knit sets ' ,;. 3,99 . - $6-$7.50 . vol~es. Knit \ gloves oe mittens with hats or scarfs. A good' v!riety of styles and colors. STREET }'LO()R .. :LINGERIE. ',;.:. travel set ·'. 8.99 3·piece nylon tricot pejemeS-robe set_lo r lrovel or ot home. S-M-l. ACCESSORIES fringed shawls 4~99 •lt•V Reg. $7-$8. Acrylic crocheted showls in auorte'd eatt~rns, whi~. co~. . . FASHION SHOES dress shoes 9.99 Orig. $I 8-$22 . A voriety of styles and colors from famous makers. --n: ' .. t. • .. BODY FASHIONS bra -~lip' . . 1.-99.-6.99 Orig, $7 -$15. ·From B~li, Meidenlorm, Gossard, 0 I g • , Youthcroft-Chor mfit, Werner's i11nd others •.• with soft cups t undercup wires end contours .•• in e Vl!I· riety of styles and lobrics. Sorry, no mail or telephone orC:.lers. ' DAYWEAR LINGERIE ' briefs, bikinis 79~ 6/4.50 and 1.19;4/4~50·--.:: Tailored and !ency styles in sizes 4-7. SLEEPWEAR LINGERIE cotton .flannels ' Jt,'FAN'.l'fS FUQITURE , ... ~ ~·1~nn , "'=''""~ :r r ~ •'7?'7 .. . . . ' ' '. ~ h~Y" ~ 'JD_a.Jh'e• : Reg. $27. B,y Kolcrelt. So/Twhite pa~rJ. . ized fabric '(!'itli prole1:ti1(9 zippered ptu..:... tic-cOo<~·· v~,,,; firm inner construct~ I ... '" .,... -;r' '" . :rOD:Ottn.'S. WEAR .. · ·pants aad tops ;., · 1.99 , 2.SQ.$3 volues •. IOQ~ Qlflon stretch ~aro. ponts to match with striped qr solid tops. Toddler. gi 1 .~ites ~-4. ~ .. ----=~-----......:"--"'"'-' GIRLS..-.gPORTSWEAR ' -Compete y woshoble ecrylic doublo [nits--· ' ·-I in greo . style;., 4-6x. 8.99, 7-14, 9.99 . . ~ ' ft , ' . ·G~''1 LINGERIE . pucker body shirts ·2.99 7.50 value. Choose from two styles in .. fash ion colors, sizes petite ~nd small. ' • " • .. . I .. JUNIOR '.HI · SJIOP "' .t ... •• teen ·il'}l9rtswear A,n1 essocP,,m~,nt , of _!ty!~~· ~,:olo~s. ~~?.,::, · lobrics by fomous mo\ers. b-14. .. --~..;._~--~-----._.._., FASHION FABRICS klopman "city_talk" 99c yd. Orig. $3 SilvJ>r or gold •WJrls to sporklo; 100"/. po\¥!¥!;• machiiio waW.obl!•.9re•l;, color se , ., ~ -I ~~A • $3 Am!r1 e s1i-ero9 pa·nne velvet in Arnol® '.t"' 'to/~ylon, machine we1h· .. .., ~ ~ d eblo _• ... :.!'_!!:.! __ c ............ _.__ 1.-49 ·y • 2.50 Dovid Hicks prints. poly./ cotton , __ ....... -... -.. -... -.. --.--.. -I .~9 yd. $2 Poly/cotton denim-types -·--99c yd. $5-$b Polyester double . knits ..... 3.99 yd. 1.29-$2 Sportswear prints. .. poly /cotton ...... __ ....... _ ......... _. 69c·l.29·yd. MEN'S FlJRNISHINGS • NOTIONS..-~ rayon satin hllllger' 1.99. Reg. 2,50 ~y Seiwell, oleev.cl end·pai:lctei hangers, ·assorted tolori: · · --r~~.: .. . . .. :..-----=--=------'-' ' TOYS •• hot wheel cars 1.00; Groat to add to your collection et thii .J special price. · · '.MAJOR APPLIANt::ES .· w,es'tmghouse refrigeratOr t. 239.95 ~ -...... -'1 S§!o ]0.00, 14 cu. ft. sizo. Frostproof, - 12-) lb. freozer. lull width -C:tis~r. -M' dol ·RT-141 . • • -t; • •• TELEVISION rca portahte 104.88 . Bled end whito porteblo tv with'. '15" diag _ m9es. screen. • NEEDLEWORK, YARNS . g 3.99 . . . . q1ig .. 5.00 pillows, elogi!nt!rreyon-. cut "~t111et covers, esstd. styles, 1l olors. · ., · HOUSEWARES steamset hainetter - ·-9.97 Orig. 19.95. Gives hair body ond liour\ce ;/just, two minut•!: 18 lor9e ~!~!"· soft sf9m;set. Facial \sauna 1•ttac~mant. -bi!!!, pull choin on~'"O'ff-"swilt:ho :13'4:11- e,ter. · t I " '<(U ,,\,, ' \ ' '.;:= ~ STA'l'lONERf ,:, quartett~ ·desk·_ set 4'.99 . ' • • • f" • •. • Reg. 12.00,Compoct Clesk sef, g~et giff idN. G'"*l!t -savingi. ~EDLEWO~ -Y~S · cu'~v.elvet, iri.Jlcooi handker~~fs ·-·.:::. , ~,j,dlepoint Kits · <!...:.....:.:c_.,.,__4.<49·5.59 13/1.99-13/2.99 . . . . HOUSEWARES . Fine ·quolity in both groups. Reg. $3 olJ : cotjon ha,,,lkerchiels, 13/1.,9. Reg. $4 ·p'ermenent press llandkerehiefs, 13/2.99 stretch socks 79c $1-1 .50 value. Dress ond leshion styles and colol-s in our own brand . Stretch to Ii• ,izes 10 to 13. . . . . ,lJN~SlTY SHOP cotton knit shirts 2.99-4.'99 $5-$10 velue .. Mock turtjeneck end Wal- loce Beory styles in good colors. ~ · 3 qt. ice-bucket -• 11.99 Striped design in ~ end blue· with <J01d tono ring end knol>. Stands 7i4" ten, 7''2" diomotor. Greet holidoy gift ida,;, - STEREOS comp~ete> .stereo 99.88 Denon AM/FM.FM storao redio · witH -built in 4-speed-eutomatic turnt~ble;­ dust cover, sepa rate speakers, ster9ci heedphones, 30 welts of po;ver. MIRRORS , fashioa mirror .-~ STREET FWOR SfORTSWEAR 3.99-5.99 PANTS SHOP 37.99 , Choose from shifts, Jong gowns ond P•· , , 1==:tj--...!...'8eparate-gl'6ucu----::.t~. -j!mas ,;;, worm C'bttori fh!nMI...:.:._.:.:~· =--lk--;,..,.-J~WU...o:r....j_em;li.,:_ __ _J__,is;ioalQ._,.v•oll•ua mir from • 4.99.11.99 Assorted sleepweor ........... -....... 2.99·13.tt 4 9° 9.5 99 femous Turnor. MoClern polish geld tone ~ • • eluminum frame "with 'decorator'-black Orig. $I 0.$22. Pon ts. tops. skirts in e ' variety of styles, many knits. Misses' sizes. -:--HOSIERY nylon scuf~s 1.99 . Reg. 3.50. Warm en~ comforiable, iO.al for gifting., ' > • ROBES 14.99 Sovo 1/3! Long lounge styles in·• veriety of colorful lobrics. -· JNFANT'S WEAR Import knit creeper9'.J & 2 pc. _ ......... 2.99 4.50 SWeators, boy, girl '---2.99 ·- $7 Coveralls, boy, girl -·-,·-~ 3.9' ' , $8-$15 values. Flore style~ in new fabrics end colors for the young men, BOYS' FURNISHINGS knit shil't 1.99 . • . 3.50-$4 . velues. ClosSic 'stripos ·or ring. · nock salids i,n ~l!iobl!'-~tton-. l91)9-'~ sleeves, sizes 8· I e. v~ur centor andt.;ifU..etel !eel trim. I ~t39" overall size. ' . · . LAIPS_. --~ ~· moat • l't "q .. '<::onlemporery stiling in ~leor tcryfie .~,..i,.I, pull choin-0<!,-off switch. 'J 3". lllo 4mtter. • . . i-,·~ ... ~~t the 1 b~~~dwa~~ . ~ ~ _, • 1 " OMNal •• I ANAHEIM 444 N_E11cli4 11141 lll·llll • NEWrORT HUNTINSlON IEACH ' CE•RITOS 1 I.-... - 47 '•1hlH l1l•MI 7777 Mbtttr A••nu• SOO l•1 C•"ltt1 Mil~ (714) M4·1212 1714f tfJ.JJJI CJIJ) 160-0411 --. • • SHOP, f 1JO A.M. t• t :JO ,.M. MONDAY.JHkOUGH SA'!:JRDAY, SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 6 ,,M, .. ' i r M1ll •f O.•i• 2l00 N•· f••ff• tn>tl 17141 .. ttt•IJI I • t • I -· J'• ' • ----- I t OAJL v PILOT • ' . Newport, Mesa • t • 400 N~. Homes Sold in 9 Months . . ' . osh Will Lead ~ .. . • .. More lhan 400 ult1 havo, C.W., In both Uvin& a1'd din-C<n~. The ctnter featutts •ph)'licll fltneu. been recorded at New Mldrld inc arMI. n. 11110 muter foor toMis courts. three New Madrid In -\lle- Homeo. Miaalon Viejo, In onJi•' sultl! ·In oeparated from the champlonshlp handball courts, Jo may be reached vUi I.Ill Saa nine mon~, makinj it one of other btdro0m1 for complete volleyball courts, e :r e r c I • e 1 DlegO Free~ay. T~ tba lA the bottut de~ 'fn adult prlvicy. roOma, jacuzzi, aauna rooma:, ..'...f>u ROid wLt-drive left on La ' . ·~ Re t ors' Board ' A.eNun'ter John.II. Sauer has been appolnti!d · · ct!!Ulrtint manager for Ricbard·.B. Smith. Inc., builders of Broadinoor homes in $>ran1e Co¥nlJ. _ • ,, ' ~ ~ l' ~ .. " ~ ,. ~ • ' • ~ ~· '· • ~ Orange CountY biatory, ac. New Madrid model homes and a huge !ree-forn;i, swim-Pu.to Marperitt Partway. cording to Dave Mlddoc'· &l'f located adjacent to ~he ming pool -everything for a then lelt on Marsuerlte to the ' ~ new Marauerlti Recreation complete proiram of adult alOdel homes. Director ol Ma,rk~_y; ... \ A gr11>4 ~In ~I !!J< --------------!--' ------i ~..i,hth unit of rt holilea,at L' .Ne ·in 8, . ..~ad N ... Madrid Sunday with 11SMl:J prices ranging from '3019tS to. -1 • I Irvine Terrace. He mOved to the !l!rbor area fr_~ GI~ dale in l!M7, ~t .1pent VICI• tlons· anli much ()f his lelsurt time in the area since 1~. He ii a past preaident of !he Balboa~grng Club : past commodore of the Balboa PoweFT-& -u a-d r o-n.: and. pfesen u ful/Ulilll the most , ·:·"'' :c.' 141,soo anc1 many ucdlent I akehouse, 01 a · -iitB available. I lolJSilK>iiiiA- The llU millioii; llio-11olfi. • -• ~ impo t clvlc: pogitlon· of P-tanning 'commissJon chainrian. ' Good 'Spor conlmunity opened· 1n-,'111e The Boanl of Rea119,. Dave Le Roche Oeft), relief pllcher. !or the Califor· honored him as "Realtor of nia Angels, and for'mer Ne"( Orleans Saints de- the Ye1r" in 1964, and he ha.11 _ fensjve end Lon Woodard have joined the .sales served the organl.iation as WI • th N t Be ch 11· ( Walk d vice president as well as --i..ee .. a~_ e ewpor a o ice O • er an secretary-treasurer. He was a-""-'-------------------member of the Qin!lltuUon February, offering. the· tiat A lakehous9is just like 1 house.house. Except it's next to selling deslgrlll and noor ]llinl a lake, which makes it nicer. But frolJ! ... Misaion Vlfio'• ·otlter you'll have to see that for your· neighborhood.I.· se lf. There are some things we New Ma4fl,d. homea are of7 can tell you, though: fered tn three to five-bedroom, For one, we do most of the and By-Laws Committee in 19&6 when the Cilmmittee, chair~ by John Semple, made a complete revision of the g(Ollp's rulea alJd rt.gU}ations, and-subsequenUy aerved a.s chairman of that committee. Also. he served on tpe Ethics <lommitt.e and that....t Iha !'.1Ulliple Llsting service. Connection Fees Up In Ne wport CoMeclion charges levied by Sanitation District Five wlli go up Jan. 1 followiN: apprnal of the mw fees by dillrict directors. Sales Open Up Deal in Spain Okayed · · two and three-bath models. yardwork around here. And _the A number of. new home exterior .maintenance. Thlt gives idea1 have been incorporated you a Jot of t ime for playing and ioto the homes aa a result of relaxing; And you'll have the research a n d · suggestions chance to do a lot of both here. elicited from prevloUJ Ml!sion There's t hat lake we men. Viejo homebuyers. -t~ned before. A great -place to One of the most popular sail on, fish In, or look at. models at New Madrid is the But back to the lakehouses. The c.JUornif Re.al· ~tate concrete con,muction~ with Plan 640, Casa Sandia, which They have as many as four bed· Commiisjoner bu approved a Dooring independently forged featu res a huge 27-foot farD ily 1 · _rooms, t~ree baths and a sepa· ""'rmit· to allow a ·group of room with a fireplace. With rate family room. Ea ch has a Hst ,,~ and soundproofed, red marble f bedroo d t d condominiums on Spain's fem· . our . rns an wo an .. of qualjW features as long as your ed Costa de! Sol to be sold ln Dooring in entrance halls and one-hall baths, it also features arm. We'll Point them out when California . stairways, tmaza mar b I e an exquisite twirlevel 27·foot )'OU· get here. · The action marks the first Dooring in living rooms, dinfng long master 1uite including a Speaking of getting here, time Euro-pea n properties rooms and bedrooms, 'with all fireplace. it's a bit of a problem. Not that have been available for sale In terraces featuring a sea or Standard features · Include we're far out, it's just that we're Calilornis. since the passing of mountain view. Furnished electric range with self-clean· 50 hidden. (Once you f ind us, leglslation dealing with the apartments are also available ing oven, dishwasher, waste you'll see it's the best th in-g about sale of~foreign properties ln at a slight additional cost. disposal, ceramic tile kitchen Lakeside Park.) And if you follO'N September, 1963. Facilities at Playa del counterJ, stained hardwood these direct ions, you'll find us on The announcement was Castillo include a p"romenade, cabinet.S, ceramic Ule baths the first t ry: made by Estada, S. A .• a beach, swimming pools and and showers, and luminous Take the Santa Ana Freeway Spanish company which owns one restaurant. lighting in master bath. (5) or San Diego Freeway (405) the multi-million do 11 a r Unlike some foreign coun· Many homes also feature to El Toro Road . Go easf'(left) on development, named "Playa trle~. Spain allows ownership adult areas zoned for privacy, ·El Toro 1.5 miles to Jeron imo, left The district, which serves de! Gastillo." The development of real estate property by separate .dining rooms, large on Jeronimo 1 mile to Canada. the Newport Beach arta, ls in· Is located in Fuengirola, 10 foreigners, and any money in· walk-in closets , and individual ·Then t urn right to the mode ls. creasing the charges to miles sooth of the In-vested in Spain may be con· laundry rooms. (714) 830-7300 den!lopers and buildings to temationally renowned rl!!Ort verted readily into dollars. The popular casa Sarga is pay for comtrudloit projects of Torremollnos, 18 miles General manager of the pro-the largest of the New Madrid in the district. 'from Marbelli: and lS Miles ject is an American citizen. series. ThiJ five-bedroom, tw<r The connection fee for .new from the Malaga lnlernjltional Playa de.l C a s t I 11 o is ·and one-half.bath home bu tingle unit homes, which was Airport, from which originates r e p r e s e n t e d by World 2,850 square feet of elegant formerly $150, will ·go up to dall y nonstop air service to P r of e s s i o n a I Leisure living apace. Feature.11 lnclud~ Sl55. New apartment lets also the U.S. and air service to all Properties, a division of a dramatic spiral staircase, :::---hav-e tieen raised. As they principal European capitals. Global Medical Club. and formal dining room, apaclow: stand now, the charges are Three buildings of eleven Lloyd W. Suter -American family room , and a library 1150 for each unit or 17_50 for. propsed structures h1 the proj· International Realty. with optional wet bar. ect have been CM!ltructed. Attorney for the project is CUa Dorado, four bedroorru: each firlure, whichever is The first was built in 1965, a Stephen Kanne of Los Angeles. and two baths, h_&s a cath~al less. ~~new fee will be ~155 second in 1969 and the m:westl --"'""-C:.:.C::.:...:..::c_:_.::,.::c..c.::...:..:.cc..:.cc.:.:c;;..;o:::.:...:.c.:.:c:cc..1 per urut or l7.7S. building w" completed in For Advertising in Jn -buildings that are not June, 1971, with a combined resi~epc,., thecurrrnt~barge total of 192 units. Out 'N' About 1s·t7:5e-ftr-iactrfirlare-wlth a -Apartments range li11iu lflin,imurn charge of $75. Those from studio to twirbedroom Ph N ' St / fwwillgouptol7.75perfix-,. units and penthousea, priced one ' orm 0 1' ey turt with 1 minimum charge from 113.llOO to 147,000. The 642-4321 .• of 177.50. • buildings f~ture reinforced • • • -fl.• ·~-' -· ·'-· --u ; ,..., ...... MODEL HOME FURNIT BROADMQOR BIG CANYON NEWPORT BEACH Sale being conducted by . .;~LAKESIDE ''PARK IN LAKE FOREST. From S21 ,990 ··:w.., ,____ _ _.. __ is-Harding-&-Associat.es-lltteriors .. , __ , . . .. • • • , I • • Sunday -Nov. 21 9 A.M. to 5 P. M . • Save now at below Builder's cost! - T -•...., • .. • , ' ·- • ). ' ' # ( ' Beal Self -He~ Re8idences · Estate Sprout , Up- Q'uestio~s ·11nd Comment by Randall McCardle VISALIA IAPJ -Groupa' of low-lncome.-.families who get together to -help each other build homes have completed the 1,oooth house ~ under the Self Help Enterprises pro.- gri m. Starting with three houses a decade ago. _,,. will pr0'1de technical guidanCe ·and Cred it assisiance ttij.s year to almost '· J JOO San Joaci..Uua V a!l e y --k hJv• ·a g~ion 1"9prding ~~d trust dffds.~ I 'fa'rilntes, d.il'.e&lr R o b er i boug t triPlix two yeJr1 qo, and •11umed a MCond Maf§hall sajd Wednesday. I ~>J;;i'W;,l; DAILY PILOT Tl".end Dqwn Mortgage <;osu· • -~ -~ * J;all From 1971' ... . ' By El)GENE CAllUlON WASHINGTON {UPI) - mcituse of -or perhaps' ln ipne. ot -the admlni!tfaUon'1 economic controls, bom~yers are now enjoying an unusual ·range of cholcu 1n tbe mortgage market. . - tr.ust deed, the one...existlng on the property. I sold this Mosl are farm workers with property· thii ye•r. The MCond I 'hid ••sumed w•1 JNid an average 'annual income of ~ off as pt1rt o·f the de1I. I carried hick a Mcond trust $3,800 to M,000 who would be deed for riiy buyer. My question is: Do the p • o p 1 e I unable to finance a Wome sold the triplex to have to JNY th. full amount of the without doing much of ghe H<ond trust deed if they Mii the property? Or may work themselves and being someone else that they decide to tell to assume the able to obtain low·intefest H<ond trust deed, iust p1yin9 me the p1yments as Joans, he said. 1n addition. Ulose fri&hlen- lng 8.5 per«nt w.r.st rates .p n convenUlnal mortgages that. dominated the naiion last year have Jargely disap- ~-Average rates .-e now almost a full percentage paint below this level ond the trend they are now doing? "Probably 25 pro gr a lll s Th1~ks for your comment. N.A.8., Coron• del fMr across the country were pa~­ No There is no all-encompassing liW that states .terned aft~r self help, but it . .. . ~~~--~~ that ~ second trust deed rpust be paid. m lull if ~e prop-largest,'' Marshall said. e_rty 1s sold. You. can, however, provide for this at the Sell HeIP's ~dquarters tune yo~ are ~~g your property. The statement u~d here and branch offices in to provide this LS Commonly called an acceleration se.ven countries are fiRa~ clause. -through $1.5 million in annual In effect, wh.at you are saying is that if the property grants two thirds from the is sol d or transferred or· in default for any reason, you Office' of Economic Op- can demand full payment of the money that is owed portunity. · · · to you and is secured by this trust deed. The l,OOOth family-Mn. -Onelia Davis, a widow, and What is meant by the term "eqUity build-up" and the two oldest of her seven why is it emph1si1ed in an analysis of investment prop-children-spent hundred s of erty? hours helping build their home "Equity build-up" means as you make payments at Dos Palos. Marshall said. on your loan a portion goes foi' interest and the rest air Self Help held an open house plies to the principal amount owed. So there you ha:ve there. Sunday to commeniorate it, your equity in a property increases every month even the event. if the price doesn't increase ••• because you are de-Mrs: Davis and others like creasing the Joan. her though the years have The significance attached to investment property organjzed into cooperative! of is as follows: Instead of the Joan payment made from eight to 10 families which are your employment earnings, in most cases that payment assisted by Self He 1 P • h supervisors. is indirectly made by the tenants. The reduction in t e • i our c 0 n st r u ct 1 0 n Joan equity build·up is made by someone else and is supervisors must be not only considered to be part of the yearly profit t0'1an i_nvestor. skilled technicians but know As an example, a $100,000 loan at six~percent in· how-to teach and how to keep terest with payments ol $720 per month means an equity respect and motivation in the build·up the first year of $2,640 to ~e iDvestpr. This, family," Marsh.it said. ·•we coupled with the spendable income and depreciation al· look for the kind of guy who is Jowances froln the property, make up -the 1tbta1 profit interested and appears able to and benefit pfcture of real estate investment. relate well to people." A family can expect to fnove into its new borne in elgb\ to nine months but also must ex· pect to provide 30 hours work a week during construction, Marshall said. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R, McCardU is the president of t1u Real Estatera, an inve:itment analyst, college lectuTer and author of "Real Estatt in California!' Stn.Ji your com- ments and qrustiom to Randtill R. McCardk, c/o the DAILY PILOT, PO Bol: 1560, Costa 1\-fesa 92626. Presley Salesmen Exceed Milestone ~· Almost · half of the time is devoted to pre-cQnstruction details, including approval of a loan; selecting from among 20 house plans sDd obtaining an opti{)l\,on O l,ot.;fL_.,_, COMFORTABLE DEN IN' NEW MODEL AT TURTLE ROCK BROADMOR ·Broadmoor Hom~s Plan 8 Sales Resounding "Eight" is not e~actly a magical number . Nevertheless, it has been pOpularized Crom time to time UifougfiOu.t history. A portion of the text of an early nursery rhyme, ob. viously devised to t e a c h children to count. " '. · . .five six, pick up sticks: seven, "eight lay them straight. . . " ani:I in contemporary music, the 8/8 music signature is often referred !o as "the straight eight." There's still controversey over whether the Eighth WOnder of tile World has yet been found , . .but at Turtle Rock, in 'Irvine, Broadmoor Homes' Plan Eight Is making history •• aod there's no con- torversey over that. "The Plan Eight is simply one ·of the hottest models we've· ever put on t h e market." according to H.S. ••PeteH Fi s her , marketing director for Richard 8. Smith, Inc., builder of Bioadmoor _Homes. "We've been sellj!)g a home a day at Tltttle Rock since our ninth unit opened in Company Will Move mid-October, and fully one-· tional ELF packages that or- third of them have been the fer' lhe hoine buyer 'a choice of eight plan," Fisher said. flooring, landscaping a n d Broa'ctrnoor 'J'urtle Rock's decOr that will allow the Plan Eight is a single-story, ASfrocourt to bleod more ef- three-bedroom, two-bath home ficiently and artfully into the which features a living. room family lifestyle -formal or with fireplace, dining area , informal, Jor family fun or breakfast nook, and modern adults . -. only use, 8·!.o-80 kitchen, separated from. the entertainment. or just plain sliding glass doors of the old privacy. ln Plan Eight, the Astrocourt" only by a coun-Aslrocourt is ideally situated tertop and , the width of a to become a unique indoor-out- hafiway. "This gives the dbor family room. kitchen the appearance and, Jn. addition to Plan Eight what's more important, the Broadmoor Homes at Turtl~ feeling of far more space .than Rock offer four o t h e r any ~.itcJ:ien would normally ~istinctive plans, and a total have, Fisher added . of 1$ exterior elevations from Both the breakfast nook and which tO choose. Eight is great the dining room open onto the at $33,790. other Broadmoor side yard. whereas. by pro-TurUe Rock homes are priced ximity, the kitchen almost frorTI. $34,990 to $.l!),590 with becomes part of the light ·and co n v e n ti o n a I financing airy Aslrocourt -and vice available. ver-sa. Another kitchen '"plus" Plan Eight the ELF and the in Plan Eight is the large Astrocourt ~re available for walk·in pantry. viewing at BroadmoOr Homes, The Astrocourt -part of Turtle Rock, any day between Broadmoor's Environmental 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. These Living Format {ELF) package homes, by Richard B. Smith, -is an actual room -with Inc., are easily aceesslble via walls and doors and floor -the Santa Ana and San Diego but no roof . Broad mo o.r Freeways. by taking the describes ils Astrocourt a.s Culver Drive exit. going west "the most versatile room on Culver to Campus Drive, under the sun (and the then turning left on Campus, s~!).'.\.It · is available in right ~on Turt~ Rock Drlw several Broadmoor models at ctnd right again· onto Sierra Turtle Rock, where the builder Amigo to the Broadmoor I bi down. · . Costs to the average bomebu.yer have increased in the .past six· months, however, but the range ls ·atilt well below 1971 Jevel.t. sii.eable aS!lels, a short-term, high · equity loan with a favorable rate· ls now available in many areas: Ther6 has never been. a nnanc~ climate in which ·so many le& • These findi~ emerge from ding tn.mtutfons were o«erinc the sem1annual m or t g a g e variation in loan charac- market survey conducted by terl.stics," Mrs. ?(artlni add~ f he. Nation! AssoclaUon ol ''This major feature of the Re a I " E 1 tat e Bo a rd s market ls advantageous not1on-- (NAREB), About 200 reallors ly to buyers but to. potenWtl were questioned · in .m 1 d ~ ae.llers who have hesl~ted to September, roughly one month olfer their properties becauSe alter President Nixon clamped o( costs that might rtVerl to ' the lid m _fhe,ecoaomy with his t,tiem." . comprehensive package of wage-price-rent controls. The NAREB. aurvey, .ahand But Chaterln~ Martini, the that interest rates frOlfl 7.$ ~ NAREB's Direc t 0 r . of eight percent prtVaHed in Research, notes that other September for existing-houses · factors beside the freeze were in "gQO!i neighborhoods." A influencing. the mortgage year earlier, a.s·peroent.r market at this Ume. Specif-, were common in more cally, the Federal Reserve two.thirds of the a ff1 o a was acting to expand credit, lnteresi., rates OIL M JIG ' and federal a g e n c i e s roughly follwtd this tmsd, assOcialed with m o r t g a g e survey said. ' credit programs were widen· By making a 40 to -SO P9;J ing the opportunity for home cent•down payment, bor10Wert purdtases. can reduee the mortgage Thus many young families, terest term to 1.7$ ot uslnK long-term low-equity percen~ ~ ....iton oal!I-• conventional loans w i t h The survey a1'o lbowect private mortgage insuraoce, 11@flp!e" aup.J!_J¥J ol~,!'!'!!!Joit now find they can finance a ·•funds in most · 7Gf home sooner than anticipated, coontry --tai: hi ·thari-1 Mrs. Martini said. year ago a(lljoagh "!'lllnJlol "For the family w 1 t h below the leftl of tilt •IP&.· CHRISTMAS TREES FROM OREGON! Farm-grown for Highest Quality. Decorative pine cones & Wr~aths. BUY EARLY! COAST HIGHWAY .. MacARTHUR Corona d•I Mar • · · ' Lof ope;; 'Dallf from NO¥.n\bor 26. ·-rvery-person on the-sites -announ~-today bY Oby team for Presley Development Woods, marketing director for Company has passed the $2 the Newport-based million sales figure in the first home.build.in& firm. .... JCiW finaiXiol,ti;'~ by the Farmer• H'bme Administration, and interest ;::~r~1iliasth:7ove~::-·-Facilitie$ -- has dev~-~~m~.~ Rom~ model complex. ___ _ 10 months 0£ this year, it was The ll·man Walker and Lee ' force was headed by Lynn Joins Avco John C. Vann Jr. has been appointed dir~ tor of operations for Avco Community De ve_lopers, Inc. in La· guna Niguel. Danks who chalked up a sales total of $6,674,100. Mrs. Danks is the sales representative at Parkside Estates, Cerritos, which is now selling in Us final unit. Toni Watson, aoother representative at Cerritos, recorded the second-highest sales figure of $5,049,985. '11.ey have sold an average of more than one home a day at Cer· ritos since January. . Other sales represent atives, and their lG-month totals.. are: Jean McGui re 1 California Hoines, Ir vine, $4,539;670 ; Luanne Kralich, California Homes, Irvine , $3,952,285 ; Marie Woods, Ca liro rnia Homes, Cerritos, $3,743,971; Ron Kotloff. California Homes, Cypress, $3,393,865; Bob Foutz, California Homes, Cerritos, $3,248,295; Pat Pat· terson, California Homes, Ir· vine, $3,221 ,808; Al Bain, Cal· ifomia 'Homes. Jrvine, $2,796,· 118 ; Bob Love , Parkside Estates, Fountain Valley, $2,350,227 ; and Gene Comer, Parkside Est&es, Fountain Valley 02,2321567. , I , paying the rest, Marshall said. Newport's Building Tripled Construction in New p o r t Beach durilt.I!: the first four months of fiscal 1971·72 ha s more than tripled that record- er last year, Robert Fowler, - building admniistration ·super- visor, said today. Fowler said pennits worth $44.5 million have been iSSued throu gh October, compa+ed with only $12.6 million in fi scal 1970-71. Permits issued d u r i n g October dropped off somewhat. Fowler said. representing only $5.8 million in new con· struction. That was still more than October, 1970, when permits valued at $4. 7 million were approved. Most of the permits }Jst month were for ,singte . farmly homes. There were no major commercial or i·n d u s tr i a I building approvals given. Harrison M. Lasky, pres.i· dent o! Leadership Housing System, Inc., announced today that construction has begun on a c o r p o r a t e headquarters building at 3501 Harbor Blvd., in the. Segerstrom Industrial District. The company, one of the 25 Jargest housing producers Jn the United States, will move in early Spring, 1972, from several buildings it now oo- cupies in Newport Beach. The new 48,0QO.square-foot build i ng will h·o-us e Leadership's corporate staff, the Los ~ngeles-Orange Coun· ty single-lamily h o m e. s division, and the Southern Galifornia staff of Its multi- family division. In addition to the office building, a 17,000· square-foot warehouse will be built. on the S.acre slte leased from the Segerstrom Family. A helipad and helicopter hangar will also . bf!_ CQn· structed on the site, along with extensive parking lots. Rolly Pulaski of Newport · Beach, is the architect for th& two-story building, "hich i beirlg'designed to house up to 250 employes. ,. • BUILD·ER'S ' .CLOSE-OUT SALE! Last 6 National_ Award Winning Bead! Homes at Super Sovings !including models I. In fact, we'll even pay you to move to the beach! BROADMOOR HOMES ON NIGUEL SHORES From $50,100_ ' • Private.Beach Access ~-1----·o-GtJllf'de<\·Efttflln(se---------___::~~ti;;lt;;;;;;-- • Tennis Courts • Superb Ocean View • Established Mastpr.Plapned Community with Golf · ·· Cour5e and ~ach Club • National Award Winning Designs • Practical Prices-.... ~= Easy_Tenns-"' ' • • . ' ... "· . ·~ ... -.. • I STORES BRIM-FULL , Of Christ-Goo•• . . -J;oast Area .Vital Sta1istiesJ f • \ .... 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A. c11111 Ml6t, c.ntorN• "''°' V•rOtt. c...., Hurttint'torl a..cn. C•lll. • """" NOTH:8 TO CllOtTOU -.TN•"tMI"" .. It'~ ctMllc ... lirl<' 111 S41Uflllt .......,_, 20eC:1 RU• U ntlol1u .. ~ ~-19 btlnl ~ W A Attornev Evelyn H·. lAlstlg. su,,.•IOll cou•T 0,. "TM• 1Mrv11111111. P11os V••~ c.L ~""''"""· -1 lllOTICll TO CltlOITOkl STAT• OP CAL.1,.0llNIA ,_ ~II •• '"""""" TI1!1 llllllMlf 11 M111t COllCllldld k • {Olflter-$Kr1t1ry) She u.ld ahe put her dog in !or IU ... •IOll coo•t 01" tMI TMI COUMtT 01" OllAM•• Thi• .... lflltflt tlltd wltll tlMI c-n. ...,...1 Nrt~JO. ,.....,., SllA Medicaid to prove appllcations STATI 0,. CALll"GalOA ~ .... A4lttl Cllrll ol or·-CWlllY .., Octoblr ,. "°""' ~ Tlll9 .,.,_.,,, Hi.it . wllll ... C.UMY TM• COUtltT DI" OllAllll •11119 ot MIL TOH J. lllOCK. •'-0 1m by k¥91'IY J ........._ Dt.ut; Tilll 111..,.._. ftltd wlltl It'll CaulllY C*°ll of Ofl"" Colin\Y Dll~j 11, \171, art improperly investigated. 11 .. A·ll1H k-11_ 11 MILTOH J, lllOCK. "'" Cou~T'f' CIWll. ' Cl..-k o1 Dftllll COU..ty _,. Mo't , 1971 ly kWtlY J. ~ Coulltf ...... tawNiyer, I wanted to ls.:::~~~;:::;,;~=:;;:::!.;:::::;::::£::;:::~!E~~::~~J lc!~::C. ol Cl'lltlll Wllll•m lthtfls. ~;~Ii II Hli'.•E•V Gl\llEflll to tlMI Pub!llllld Or•-c-1 0•11'1' "''-'· ·~ lwtrlw J~ ~ 0-tY '®niY Cl~ll"'-<I Or•-;,,.1/ .;.l • ., .. '"° -r-OT . "( E I Octobt!' ao •nd No .... mbw '· ll. 20, ci.r11.. • ... •hat kind of inve..tl .. aUon H ICE IS HEJIE.: GIV M to tlMI U9d tors __ ll' 1111 lbev• NIMd dktdelll lf11 aq)-71 PVllll"'-<I or.-C•d O.llf Piiot Nt¥trrlblr u. "' ,,, ...... o.c~r " "' "'"'6 crtclllor1 ol l1lt •boll• ~•f'llH dectMlll IMt toll _._ lllVll'll cllllOI* •NIMt 1111 N~ o, 1• ,. n lffl -••' 1971 ' • · 300·" •"'-'d make," she saJd. "Bas-th•! •II PttlOlll ..... 1.,. tll lml •fllMI 11\t .. 111 ~I ... .-Jr.a hi {Ill IM!'n, .. "" -~ 11Jll ~· ••• rtll\lltllll IO Ille ""'"· """' "" MCll#~,.., _,,.,.., Ill "" tttk• LEGAL ~ • • OT! LEGAL NOT!Clt eel on my uperleoce, nothing ui•~ b e ha e lenty of jo•ers around w1111 "" MC1111rv vouchln. 111 ""' oftlc• "' Th• c11r11 or ""' •bllv• 11111t•t<1 (Ol,I,,, °' LEG1U.1 N CE is dooe." 1u sotr)'; e &a)'S W V P .A , ot .,,.. clttk o11111 .~ 1nt111t<1 cour1, or to Prntftl "*"'· with 1111 nK'111rv su,..lflo.t cou•T o• TN• here already." 10 fAMllt ni.n. with !ht llllCftUl'Y YOllChlr1, lo"" lllllilltlltllltd.,""' offlCI STATI 01" CAL.ll"OllNIA l"OW: ,. 141• '1,,,, Mrs. Lustig aald when she YOl.ld\er .. to IM IHll!•nltlltd II th• Cltllu OI hll 111omh'1, llUFELO. lltSFELD • T"• COVNTY o• ~H•• PICTITIOUI aUMMISS l"ICTITIOUI IUSIMf.U lied I •~-ti. l t ol ElH Klevll .. AltotMY 11 L.-... SUll1 YOUHGEll, 6311 .Hollvwoood lolilttl~ Na. A-IHfl NI.Ml IT!.,ftl!llMT HAM• ITATl:MIM'J; •PP or WV coverai.e as ----------------------------INumt. 111 .. to33 Wllll!IA loolt'll•rlll, HOllntood. C•~""* 900:11 • ..tifdl· I• ... "OT1Ca Oft "IAlllHO °' ,..TITIOM .,.,.. followllll • Cliiiiortllon !1 lllOllll n. klHowlftl pil'IOlll er• """' December to the...li""' lY'grk a .......... Hll11.·c1utorn11. 1')211,_wllldl Is PIK• ol bullTWS• OI"" 11N11t111Md In .u •o• HOU.Tl Of' WILi.. AHO l"Olt ll>lrll!lffl 11; .,; butl!Mal ,., • .. I Soc • f ':':''::'!f • !h• olac1 of b111lnt$1 ot ti!• \llldlt111Hd In m.it.rt pe111tn1nt to tile 111119 of Hid 11 SU A N CI 0 , t: • TT I 11 S MAY CO. WOfl,LO T It A I/ E L 'Tio!!. HASI OWL, 22111 ••1kluftt, •I Department 0 1a Services, Ill IMl1trl Pll'tlll'llnl IO Th• esttt• ol a.Id dKedtnl. WI"'*" follf l!'IOl'\lll •ft•r 11\t Tl!STAMIN.TA•Y (I ... W•liM) !.~~-'=-"," .... · -~''''·l-• P•lrll• AVtllUf', Tora. Cl'llfo,rlll• maa. P.o .• 1:a1. ~ ~-list~ ., __ ., ••• as 32 p bl. N J . decedent. wllllln !Out mGnlhl •ll•r 1111 llrll P11bl!t1llC1n GI 11111 ricnc1. E1l11t GI MATTIE J. LIND, Ot<...-.cl. ...... .. ' "' INcll tKI ,,_,__ _, Rn:: GU ,_,., .. !I • t !lnt PUbllcltlon of lhlt noiJct. 0.IM November 11, 1'11. NOTIC!: 15 H!:ltl!IV GIVl!H 11111 UNITOU•S, IS«I ·w11t Olvmpk · ~ <: Cr_, H111 111 Quist, and identified two Of her other ·u 'IC 0 umping Oiled Ko.,.mber 11,, nn MILTON J.,llROCK. Jr, .tc•lhlftn twf'lll'll1 1111 n1.a ""r1111 1 tou1..,1rd, Loi •A""ltt. C1lll0tnl• £1 Toto • d Bo · d Q in II •Etw Klr11t1 l!xKutor ot the Win ol Pfllllcm fe\' PfOl!ll1 of wilt •nd fDr f fC11lf..-11l• CtrPotlliorll Clllri •. 1!11111r. 1Ut. Or111t1V .... Ogl, YID an U yce, 8S Adrol!ill!r•trb• o1 thl E1l1N IM 1bov1 n1mM d.Ctdlnl. luuer!(:• of Le!ler1 Tttl•mRllllrv ta Thll bualM1a II condlltltd by • L"I' iiunllnt.ton &Md\'' • ,. bll IOO and daughter. of tl'lt 1bov1 n1med d1tedent, lllJl'ELI>, IRSl"l!LD • YOUNGE• P11!!10Mr, r1!1r1nc1 lo Wl'lkh It midi for COl'POl'l!lon, 'Tl'lll 1b;11111111 U., 11otlno ~UCllll tw • ·----g that they be made F . F h B k Wllh·tfll-WIU AnMllld Ul1 io!OllYWHll llvll. fu•lh•r ... r11c1111.-.. 11'1111 thll ..,. ""'' •1'1111 M1CliA•L ALl"ORD, "'*'•! Mrt~rlhlci. • ~· or ren c un ers l!lu ICleVl!f;, Hl<llVWNll, C1Hloml1 fOIJI Ol1C1 al llNrlllt tM .. in. Ml b11ft Ml r ... 1!d111! Oorot!ly (• C""ilil eligible, too, Mrs. Lustig ad-,. S11JN HumMr )11, T.t• Ct!') "411-41'1 \,. tor Otctmber J, 1t11 , 11 t :XI 1.m .. In tt>e TMt 1ttllmtnt Wit 111111 wlltl !ht · . Cl~IH lt, ;h9~1 toU Wll ... r• e.u11v...-4, Alro•....,I ler ••Kvt.r caurtt-1 ot 0..:.1rtm1nt Na. J ol .. Id COIHllY Clerk el• Q••• COlllll't on Tiil• 1tit9'Mnl rnec11 -w1111 lflt C1111111Y ded In urgent appeal/' please hvlffY HUii. Clllf..-111• "21\ . Publllhld Orin" , Cotst O.lty Piiot, court, 11 7(11) Clvlo: Center l)rl.,. Wttt, 111 NoverTlblr 3, 1111, Cl.,lt fllf 0r ..... -caullll'"flll~OY. &. ltrl. -··• Childreo need dentist , Allot"nl'I' for Allml11l1lr•lrl• NovlJn'lber 13. 211, 2,, •nd 0Kfmber ~. tll1 City ol Sull1 A,.., C1tll0tnl1, •U•liHll C. •••CHIN, AllV, BY ew.rty ;1. -c.Vty< ·c911111y i-Ulill. NANCY, France (UPI) derground r81lroad, go on sale w1111.ni.w1u 1.n,..x.a 1t11 :JC11s-11 0111c1 ,,.......,.be, i1. n11 '*' wi11111r. •tl'll .• ,tv1to 1•1 c1tr11. -.•••• , work for school. ths PublLll'lld Or•r191 Coe1! 01Ur P!lcrt, W, E. 51 JOHN Loi A~ ...... C.lli.iil• ..... Publltf\'d 0••11H COit!..:. p•llY •llot, "I gave ··-e-" on·~-a"' For sale: a one-roo. _m apart· in a few mon . Navemblr ll. 20. 'D •nd Ottffliber '· LEGAL NODCK C011111Y c11r11 uu.oc . .:..._"'' .._ 1J; ·11:·ir_. 1w >•1"1l a"""•<> wn:: t" , th h ill' tin 1911 P1·71 H\l•WITI. HUltWITZ AMO •IMllt ,.\lblllllld Or1ntir"C .. JI D•llr Pti!if, ,_.,..,, ' ,. plication "that any five-year~ ment wt th low ceilmgs, only Ever stnce e um a g :au1 ut 211111 s1rt11 Nov•mmr ~ '" io. ~1. 1tn. t m~n LEGAL NO'I'm& .• •• -;on of the Great Wall of ITATI OP CALIPOllHIA 1"011 .. --· ftf't P•'"•-1 __ _,~L~~AL~~=~-~,...~,,---l--::;;~;<!~G'!!i;l!~c--old should have caught," sbe ~bUy -damp, IG-foot thick defeat in 1940, the French LEGAL NOTICE 1uP1•1011 cou•T OF THI ;:,im.,~~·ntw-. n~ EG Nm'lt'I!' 18id. •Os and an unobstructed .... TH• COUNTY Ofl OflAHOll ........ 1· -MOTICI TO c•IDITOltl I the China, a cobunkmplex netwndork o f IA• 1561 HI. 1,.n117 ... :.:::::i1s.0{t'°: '~~·" O•llr ~'°:i MOTICI TO n•olTOllS IUl'l•IOll COUltT 01" ,.... ~n a rep y came from . \1a'9 of the Gennan frontier. co-·ete ...... a un-MOTICI! TO CRlDITOllll NOTIC• o• Hl!A••N• 01' ,..TITIOH SUJlllllOll COU•T OP Tlil STATI o• CALJPOlllllA "°" Weuare department noting ...... -· SUPeo10• COUAT OP ,,. PO• ,..Oii.Ti! OP WILL AND l'O• STAT• 0" CALl•O•NIA •Oil THI COUNTY 0" NAM•• · Trance's glibbest real e.state derground supply tu n n e Is STAT• OP cALll"O•M•A •011 Le:TT••• TISTAMIMTARY LEGAL NOTICE TH• couHn o" 01tA1101 " .. 1. NU1 • that persons under 65 are ex-a,1ent would have trouble stretching for 300 miles along THI co~:.11.~~MDltAMGI ,.!~'..:~Eltg, c!~~:' w ' LL I AM SUPE••o• COUllT OP THI ""'"' ot X>Hr::·.~:~~ .... Dlc••ud. J:.~~.~~~NEST .~·~l!L HAGIN, eluded from SUCh coverage making this sound attractive, the FrenCb border f rO m Etltll o1 PAUL ~IGIE, SR., NOTICE IS Ml!REllY Gl\llEN 11111 STAT• 01" CALIPO•HIA ,Oft liollc• 11 l'ltrffl< tJven lo credllora of NOTICE 1S MElEl"f GJV liN to Ille unJess they are permanently th h th hase . and t hour Oecttlld UNITED CALIFORNIA IMll(., • TNI COUNTY 01' OlAMGI 1111 1bov9 "'"*' dkld•nl 111•1 •II c•fdllorti " ... , obovt "'""" lllecldllll even oug e .PfilC Switzer I o Lu:sem g, NOTicE 15 HERE&Y GIV EN 10 u. corP01"11lC1n. h1• 111ec1 her.i11 1 1t11u1o11 for M1. A·l'tlM ..... .-. h•vh111 tl1J1r11 1g11n11 tl'lt 111d 1M1 111 p.,...;;~ t1av/n9 cftlrlli' ... 1m1 111t d isabled. She .wa~ asked for a would mean buying a little b it has been a synonym for folly cree1uor1 o1 1111 •bov• 111m1111 decl!deni Probe•• ot w111 •nd !Gt luiMnu of NOTICI OI' IMTl!HTIOH TO SILL lllcltdtltl ••• ,...,1.111 te tn1 "*"· with a.111 c1te..ien1 •re r-1r• to n11 tMm, doctor's verlhcahon and told . 11'1•1 •II IMt'lO!I.$ h•Vllll cl•llTll •••Intl IM Letter• Te1t1ment1'l lo It'll 111lltloner lllAL ,..Ol'l•TY AT ,.IVAT• IALI! ""' MCll .. l'Y 'IOllCl\tfl, }II 1111 Olllce ol wlftl 11\t nttKilfY ~ 111 IM "'"" Of history and false Security. M!d (lfeedent 1rt re<iUlred lo flit them, relltlnt• 19 wltlcll • made for further In fllf' MIMtr of !I'll 1!1l1t1 GI 11'4 Cl•rll OI lltt lbo\lt 111!1llld COi/ff, or Ol IM clerk ol 1111 lbo¥t Rlllltlelll court,.,-~.t a wellare wor.k~r wo~ld So the buyers stayed away Co 1 t d • 1936 t 8 -·t with th• 11K111ery v011CMt1, in 1he olll<• Nrt!cu11t1. •nd 11111 1111 11rn. .,... P'l•c. EVERETT A. TliOMAS 111:1 EVllll!TT 10 "'"'n' thtm w1111 ""' necesury 10 Pt•Hlll ""'"'· wflfl l!M nee. ... ,., visit her for additK>nal m mp e e in a """' GI the cterk ot ""' •bow en11t1ec1 tourt, "' of h•1rr111 1111 "'"" h•t tie... "" tor THOMAS, Otce•Hd. _.,.,. to ""' lllldtt1'9111111 " 1111 o111c1 v!llldler•. to ..,, ""'""11.....i .t uw • Tuesday and the public auc-of more than $1 billion the to P'""'' tMm. wllh 11'4 nee•~""' oec:emblr 1. 1911, 11 t:10 1.m .• 1n 1111 Notlc• 11 tt<erelly etv111 11111 on ar ""' o1 O•vkl zwe11, '* "fli.hl"' 1uw ., Lai o11kls o1 A. L1t Ad11,, .u10 WHtclltt fOr~tiOn lion flopped sadly in the con . . 'ed VQl.lchttl, to th• u00tr1llllt(I 11 !ht olUCI COll•ltOGm of O.p1r!mtn! Na. ) of 11ld Dl<ernlltr "-ltll. •I 1111 llw Cllllc·1 ot Afltlltt, C1lltornl1 f004, Which Is IM Orlve, Sul1• txl, N~ ~· C•llt. u-L~j 'd h • Maginot Line WaS Intend lo GI till 1ttor1111V: JIOHALD H, PREliNER, (Ol.ltl1 •I 700 Clvlt Ctnllt Drive Wtd, 111 Kff111 & O!Gll, Allllf111n 11 uw, SUIT• S10, pllc:11! llU1l11111 of ""-•Ull<ltrsftllt(I 111 111 tuiMI, wllltll 11 thl OIK.1 of bu1lri-u .. ....... g sai s e never tinuing tradition of what must prevent the recurrence of Jls Wttt Tlllrd street, s1n11 An•, ..,, CITY ot s1nt1 A111, c1l1forn11. 6111 N1wPOrt Center Drive, ,,.''*"'' m•ll•r_• "'1•1111111 ta ttll 11111• a1 u rd ttM ufld'!_raltllt<I 111 111 m1tttr1 11ti111111n• Obtained the doctor's State--rt • I be th W 0 r'l'I d ' 5 , Cllllor11l1 92101, wltlth 11 tht pltc:• GI 01!td Mavtmber 11, 1911, 811dl. C•ll10r~J1, the und1r11tned, M. C. die..,,..,!, wllllln toor IMll11'11 •fl•r lhll loclhl 1tl•I• OI .. 1. die~'· wllhlll fO\lr -• · Ce ain Y e 1 bloodbaths hke Verdun. bll!IMss al 1111 ulldtrtlontd In 111 mat1tr1 w. E. St John, Cronic, •1 1•ecu1or GI lh• w1u ot 1~1 tlr1t 11UbLJc1llon ol 11111 IWllC:•. ""'""" •II•• IM flrsl PuDlle1111n of 1t111· ment and waa never vls1ted·br,--greatest white elephant -the 'd the Pl'rt11n1119 to the '''''' °' 1a1d d1tldl11!, cou11TY c1enc 111ova-n1mn d1Cldf111. w11111n ,, prlv11e Pitt<! Howm11er 10. 1'71 l)tllce. • -,._ • a weUar11 worker. . I celebrated Maginot Line. From now on, sa1 n within tour months-1111r the 11r1t "·•·NEUMAN 1at• ta 1ne 111111101 •nd be11 "" b111111r, "••nt•• c. A-. 0111tll' oet11111r ·••1'7l' • ,, No"'thel ... ' 'be Said. t•-, Fi've bunkers were up for Defense Minister Andre PUbllcatlQfl 01 lhl1 llOllce. 1116 Or•n" Ave .• s..111 • 111bl•ct ta conl!rm•llon bv 11111 superior e:•,,""•'r1 .. ,.a1 lhl"Wtu ot LUCILLE 1tOSE liAGI!~ •~ . t ho th 011ec1Oc:tob1rJ1,1971. • c1111 Ml ... c1nr.,~r• '112' Cotltt, •II ~ rl1ht, 11111, lnt1rt1t •rid u K '"' E111Ct11rlx af 1111 •l1N ... t medical identlllcation card sale this week over an area of Magmo w gave e un-FRANK: . GORGn!' T•h 11H1 '"'"n tst11101 111d 1.11c:t<11n1 11 111111"" of hli 01vld J:wt11 1111.11oovt llllf-' lllK*m d t k'"" his name let the Executor OI the Wiil ol AllttlllY tor: ,.lllllo111' dHll'I Ind 111 the rltlll, !lllt 1nd lllllrhl illM Wllllllr1 llvll~ A, 1.11.Al!lllll' 1 came.in the mall. a few dozen "'miles in the er a 1.-& , • th• •boY• n1mn 41cedent Putillitied or1n11 cw11 0111'( ,.not th• tsl•ll 1111 •t~u!red by -·•tron of lM AnHltt, c111tor1111,.... AOA1R. KINO, MC cu.•Y a •• .. Ml Rep. Seymour Halpetn CR· Aumetz region near Thi.on-enemy (meamng Germany) RONALo H, P•INN•• Na~""'ber ''·xi. u. 1tn 1131.11 ••w or 01herw11e. othe' th111 or 1n •lldlt1G11 AlliN'MY fer •xlQlt,I• 1•1 Wttldlff Orlv•, 1111i. ne N. Y.) who told the story Fri-ville. waste his fOn::es in ~~tacking ~~111~1;'111;"~.~::n'i!' nn1 LEGAL NOTICE ~!rt~r;.: 0:e~kl '"'~~"1·.:;.,:cir111 :: '~~! Pllllllv.d or1~:.·.,~'!.s1 0111'1' Piiot. ::::;:. •:;e11iK~!~~ day, called the incident "a A 1leW 5 a 1 e of larger hard concrete, while "our Tel: 1n4J ,,,,.,,1 c°"""' ot Dr•""· Sl•t• o1 c1ntor1111, f,o;j""f'r 1a. 20. 21 •nd Dectmbl• ~. ,.ubll1"ed Or•"" ca.11 O.rlY Plllf. blatant ineptitude in the ad· fortifications, including a buge boys" are protected. At~~, ~i.':1tcoa1t DlllY Pllol. suPi•io .. ~~j'~.; 0,. ™" dtlc.;:,_11ec1~,hf~~;, oM-ll•H at Lal!.,, JW..n N11vtmbtr '· u. 2CI, ''· " 11 -. 71 ministering of the welfare !~bunker c 0 mp I ex at Maginot a'ild other Fren-'t:,':*r )0 .,. Novemw •· 1:;41~; tTAT•,•0• CAL1Po1tHu"•'• .. • :."!'0 ~1;{~.J'f~ h:0;;: ::.: ., laws. 11 Hackneberg, . w ith an un-chmen underestimated t he THIE ~:Tl.~~21° M, o1 Ml~eu • .-., ...... p .. Rtc0tll• of German high command. When LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC I! o• H1.l•1No o• PITITION Df•nn c°"""'' C•lltornl•. TH E .~ 1. !a§Wl~ 1.e.a~b; .: · Glory !td. Strike's Over .. Bikes Are Here 100 Ton Spoeds In Stock From $94.50 Up BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS • BEFORE STOCK DEPLETES 5 SPEEDS, 3 SPEEDS, CHILDREN$ BIKES & TRIKES Expert Service & Repair CHRISTMAS LAY·AWAYS 240 THALIA 8 LAGUNA BEACH e 494-1522 Pacific .Goldfish Farm IMH>lnU ...... ,,,. KOi FOOD New.,.W. "ARIAKE" 11 dtsitn•d for fll· t11in9 w•ltr ill 1m1ll pond•, ••· Jt1Ci1llv 01111 with rl11'1din9 w•• t.' th•! l•nd to 9f19nat•. "ARI· AKE" 1utom•lic1Uy cl••n1 •nd 11011ri1ht1, 9iYin9 •b1111d1nt O"l'lt•n for 11"d1rw•t•r lif•. If lift tl•n4i119, pontl w1ttr bt· col'llt$ foul, 1mtll1 b.d •nd , .. ,n lr.1co11111 bio;h1mic1tly d•1d, i" which 11othln9 will livt ••c•pt lt1cttri1. lut by filttr• 1119 such -+tr, with "ARIAKE" yow c•11 li••P cl•an 1nd fr•1h w1t•r without co"ti11uou' •11p· plitl of "'w w•ftt., LAYAWAYS! IOI ~ Pltten r-..1,.i ... 120 w . - AccwtrM: $69.95 HOLIDAY KOi. fllttW Sh""""" 1\'i" to H ... SJ.10 .. Sl.00 . . l"O• ,..a.ATE OP WILL AMO ,...,. Tl'lt pr-.ty 11 ConunottlY N!ll•red Ill II World War II started 1t dis-1,, ... , c , 0 , , 1 TT 1 ,, 1ffS 5•n1• A111 ""'""'· COit• """'· · d ' I ".. .. c111tor1111. da1ned a hea -On assau t on NOTICI! TO C•!:OITOttS TIESTAM•NTA•Y. ,.,,. Silt It 111bllcl hi curr•nt ,.... • • T h "-bord IUl'EltlO• COURT 01' THI! E111 i. af VIRGINIA F. RECIO, ·~· ltm ' ' G E the Frenc """'rman er ITATEo,.c1.Lll'D1tM1A l'Oll v11tG1 N11.I" 11Ess10 •k1 V1J1G1NIAF covtr11m•.C011C11' ·•••1•1(110111 • •ff H' ' R · · t . ' GltZE' AMrvlllol\I, ritl\!1, tltlll ol w.r •nd · , r.:. and nd"!~·I~·" sunrtbply wen THE co~~:x.:,,ou.HGI ;~z:,·~· \llllGIHIA F. . ··.~:· :,;~oni ... ._ 'lltil •• '" ,... .., I"; i ·~ .• : •• " \O~. ~!.. arou UR: 1.1.11; s no ern cor-EAl•lt of GEORGIA c 0" 0 0 N MOTIC!: ts HE•EllY GIVEN "'•' ,,,_.,,,.Ind mu91 bl 111 wrlll111 ~ I net through Belgium. GARRETT. •Ito ktlowll • GEORGIA c. ClllltrlN c . N•'-II•• 1111111 lltrl<ln I be lllltlw rtd hi !hi •XKUfor Pll"IOlllll;'; • . • GAARETT, OKHled. Plllllon for prob.tit ol Wiii Ind for lo tt.. elll<• ot hi• •llornen, K-• .. The rest 1S bistary, and DOW NOT.KE 1$ HEAEIS'I' GtVEflll HI ll'lf 11111--of L11!1r1 Thl-l•rY lo Ololl. Mtotrwr1,al .Lew Sull1 JID, Avco l't!i' th def I tban'.,.. creditor• el 11\t •bov• 111mllli ~I l'•llnontr:. rlf'tr111C1 lo which 11 m1de klr FJn.lrtd•I C1nler 120 'N"'°" c 1 W e el JDOre '4U thll 111 Mf'IOlll llavl111 <l•lmt qlll111! 11\t t11rllltt 1>&rllc111trs, t!ld 11111 IM !Im. Ind Drive N-1 h.cti C•fltornl• or•;:; years in the past the French ••Id Oett<lfrll '"' ~111rtt1 to Ille lhem, PIK• ot ""''"' "'-""" 1111 tlMfl Ml tot tnieci 1n thl at!lu' ol "" ci.;k of ihl t --Jy sn'· lo Wiii! tt.. l'll(•twl'Y vauclllr1, In Ille OlllU fllr Dec'fof!btr 2, 1f11, II 9:Xl.•.m., In Ille Sulltrlor COlll'I 11 "''time ll!lf" tht flrsl goverrunen ............ W ~ ot lllt tlertl af ni. •bov• '"Hiit<! coun. ~ cour1room o1 0.P•rlment No. J of u ld P1tb1lc•l!011 Of 11111 rictk• ,,.., Mlori 11111 be rid of the line -a ·grim lo Pr"'"' them with Th• 111<H11ry court, •' 100 CMc C•nt1r or1.,. Whl, In miklr19 ot lh• 1111. 1 Ind f th I vouchtr1, hi Ille und1r1l1rted' •I the Glllce 11\11 Clly of S1nl• An1, C•lltornl•, Twm1 •ncl COllCllllGnl of 1111· (IW! In rem er 0 e OSS. GI ll!elr Allar111V, Ii. JKk lilll, tit E•ll 011111 io!G'ltmber 11, 1'71 llwlul moM'f ot Ille Unl!ed $111111 ol A use has been found for 11111 Stnet, Costa M ... , C1lll0t11!1 921611, W. I!'. 51 JOliN Amt'tlc11 10% ol 11'11 imounl blll 10 wl!lch II ,.,. Pl•t• OI buSIMH or ""' COllnlY Clerk •ccomHnr ,.,. ol"t llld ,.,. 0.1•11C• IG some of the line's underground Ulldlr$1911td Ill •It ITlll"r• per!t lnln1 10 COM•N. STOKKE AHO OWIH be P•lll "'"°" CGnfl•m•l!Oll GI ,.,. bW lltt t i 1-lud'i g an entire Ille .. 1111 of u ld llK..ienl, Wllllln klllr 1211 "'rlh BrHlllw•r, NI. 21l Suoerlar COllrl. T••es, rtnti, O!Nfllllll 8eC OM, '"' n , , manU.1 Iller 11111 tlr1l Pllblleilllon GI !his S•"ll AM1 C•Uf-11 tVll •nd m1lnltlllnct ll!PlnM1, •1111 1remJum1 JUbtenanean city with kit-notlu. Til: !7UJ •JJ.Ufl ' on ln1Ur•nu •tcePt1bl1 1a lht purt111ur ho 'l I nd D•led Oclollt' 21, 1f71. AtlorMl'I fW 1'-'lllMW dl•ll be pror1ttd 11 01 11\t d.tl ol cherur, stores, sp1 a s, a a or1 Mir c. DPMG11. Publllhed or1111t1 Co11t o.nv Pllof, rKOl'l:lln• or cortvew•11e•. sild ult will be morgue. One part hr.s been Mlr"I' C. Mllltlltt November IJ, IJ, M, 1971 .,_11 rMde ui:iofl IN ll1u11 ttetcrw ltrmi. od I d · to · il d f IEJCK\fltl•H af 1111 WIM af Th• Pr-Iv II to bl told on 1n "II Ii" rem e e m a c1v e ense _111t •bov• 111mld dlctdtftl LEGAL NOTICE o.11s. 111c._i •• fa 111111 •nd 1111 shelter -pre.sumab]y in C8Sfl H. JKll: Miii UllClt'f"Jltntd ~HfW!I thl rllhl lo rt)KI an ICBM should evet. stray in-~:~7:" c!Vi::1111 no, su•••~g~,,.~~u~~ 0J'.~~·:o•MiA .no,~;:, ·~1..!:!tie, 11, 19n to northeast France -while Tll: In•> '41-l+411 c-"""''*' lmtl M. c. CllOMIC . . Al'ltt'Mf flt l •tutrt.. SUMMONS £•l!Clllor OI 1111 Wiii fl another seclion does nicely for Publllhtd Dl'•lllll Coll! o.llY l'llal Pl•lnttflt: PAUL ti. I 0 N s !. • E'tttltl A. TMm•• large.scale cultivation 0 f Octoblr ;,o Ind NoVMnbtr .. u. 10, CONSTltUCTION. INC. I nd c... w. •ka Ever.it Tllom•t· Omce....i hr 1171 tt4n HESTE• cto1111,M lrt111 •• MO"THGATE, tcUMI • OIOM mus ooms. • 11mr1.a Nrtntr9111•. "'· Al'lwMYt 11 L"' But the ab O I/ e -gr OU n ~ LEGAL NOI'ICB Eg;if~nd•ri:; ~:J~~· LkL1!',,.AYE:'. :i.~::.!t"~-:rwc..tw bunkers remain • s un-JOliNSOH ,. •k• LILLIAN I I! s 111! M.-t &Nell, Ollt...-ftll ,,... budg bl . the •All Sin JOHNSON, DOE I lhrwtlll DOE v, T ......... ; cno ...... ," ea e eye.sores ID tlOTIC• TO CltlOITGllS lnclu1lv1. .......,..,.. .... lna.ittr scenic Alsace-Lorraine forests. IUl'llllDlt COU•T OP THE To 1111 Otflnd•nll: ~llhld °''"" Cotti O•llv Piii! Th th d . . to t STATI OP CALl•O•NIA POil A clvll campllln! hit bltll fllllll by flle ,.,..,,.... lf, lO. 2J, ltn Jl»-11 us e ecur1on came pu THI COUHtT 01" OllAN•I Pl•tnlll'll "''"'' yOU. If ,.., Wllh iol----,,,-,,.,.,...,...,..-----11 them on the market N ..... ,.n1 dt1enc1 Tht1 1......,11, YOll m11tt 1111 r11 tti11 LEGAL NOTICE • E1t11t 01 DA ISY MAI STOCKER, tour! • written Pl11dl111 111 tflPOllll tal--------------11 Unfortunately-only 0 ne DtcHMd. tlM CIWllPltllll w • wrlfttll or or•I SU,.l!ltlOlt i:OUltT 0,. THI ' ped NOTICE 11 HEllE8'1' GIV£M to 111<1 p\11dln1, II • J111tlc1 COllttl Wl!hl11 Jl1 bunker was-actually snap crldlton a1 1111 '"°"" n•mld 111c11<1e111 d•v• •"" '!II• 111m111911111 .. "''"' Gii r011. 1t~~·c::Ncf.y1::~N"1:H~°.1t Up at the $1 700 Starting price thll •11 lltl'IO!ll tl1vln1 <l•lm1 IP!nsl !ht OtherwlH, "'"° d1!11,11! wUI bt 111t1rtd Oii MO. 1 .. UI ed b th ' t uld 6ltldlnl ••• rtC1UlrM lo ffll lhtm, -lk1tlon bY lhl l"l1lnllflt •nd the CO\lrl SUMMOHI nam y e govemmen • w1111 th• 111<t11ury vouch•••· In lh• otfkt m•v '"''' • 11.111.,...111 ••11n1t "°" '°' 1111 HOMEJI c KUMPHltEY nd HAOMI The buyer M. Geoffroy 38 of th• <ill'~ ol lh• •bov• 1nt1111c1 court, or lflGllf"f °'" ollttr r•lfll rlOlletltd In 11t1 E. liUM PHRi:V, l"Jll!'OltlC N~ ROii •nd • ' ' to Pt'tltrtl tllern, wit~ 11'1• llfttt11rv comJlllnt. WINONA W ROii Pl•l11t11!1 "' JESSI! ... ' ' , ' • .,,. .... ... ...... \! .t. .. ... .. He is ROBERT S. ALLEN: · .. " ,-, Ha is the newspaperman's newspaperiiran: J • • •• -- He is a shieef:'.: with his -tYP!'wrlter. . .... .. ., said "I'm going to build a vwa .. n , to tlM 11nd•t1ltnec1 .i 1111 o111c1 11 v•u w1111 t. *"" "" alVlu " •11 J, -.11:0, oEoRGa' w. HUGH Es '•nd ilao k nd cha! t t to It " ot thllr •llotMY: •ONALD H. •fl•r.,.., lt1 tlll• mitt.r, ., ... llllvllll M" •ti alh•t 111non1 unknown r ludl ffMI Wee e e neJ: • PllEMNER, lU Wist Tll!rll S!l'HI, S1nt1 l'l'Oft'IPllY .. 11111 Y-1'~1111, tf '""' lll!r1 •nd 111lons. t11 Jm1111"' •nv"' ,llhl~ Ant, C1lltorfll• nxn, which 11 tl\I PllU 1111r bl flt.,~ tl1111. 111i., .. ,,,,, 11111 °'" rnt•r••t In 1111 ,.11 OI IKnlMH of In. 11nd1t1l1111d In I ll 01hcl Del. U, 1911 l"tOflt•l't del(rlbecl In 1111 com1111111 Allen carries a punch in his columns. Once hi gets in the ring with j;n issue h~ s~lfmr1ll 0'.V•~'it. He1s . . . Disability Fund May Not Help mttter1 pert1lnl111 lo It'll ltl•lt of .. ld WILLIAM IE, '' JOHN, MYlfit to h Pl1t111Jrt1' ow111r111111 or l'fl' clleldlnl. within four month1 1t11r IM Clerk cleucl on pl1lnllff't 11111 th1r110, •Utd f!rn publk•llOll of 11111 llO!lc•. ly JOln Mclrldl, l\ir"I Jll 11 DOES I THltU L, 1ntluil¥t, DllM OCIOblr :II, 1m Otplll'f Dtflftd•l!ls. DONALD LOOS Mil WALIWO•TM, SllO•L ' CllAIL PEOl'LE OF THE STAT!: OF l!VEL YN LOOS 161, W11tcllff Drlft, l11li. ,,, CALIFOR NIA to 11\t •Do¥•. n 1 ni • d CO'Admlnlslr•lon of IM i1l•I• """'"" leffll. CtltforllNi ,.. cltllllallli: ol tlM •boo.I• n•rned c11Ctd111! Ttt: ln41 ...,...... Y1111 .,, MrlllT direct.Ill ta Jiit 1 •OHi.LO "· P•eHH•• AllOnltYt.., Plll..nffl lfr'lf1•n JlHlllftl 111 rffPOlllt to ,,.,. 11s w. Tillrd ,,,..... PVbtlllllfll or-.-C6111 o.uv Piiot. -lfled cotNtl•I"' ., tt.. ·~"*' Siii!• AM, c.1111n11a nm Novembtr •· u . to. v. 1m ,,...n ol11"11tft wl'lll 1111 clln ot 1111 ....,.._ Tl'"""'"'' t11'l 541..WI ""llltlll court In TM •bow-Mlllltcl KttM AllwM't' fer CW.4mh1lllt•tlf'I LEGAL NOTICE bnlll9M _l,.t Wiii 111 ttld cOllrt wf1t1111 P.01191\tid Ortllfll c .. 11 Dtll'( l'llol, lhlrty l:io! elm ,,._, 1111 ""'"' '111'1 'r'lll Novllll'lber 4, lJ, 2CI. 77, lf1l JOtlt.'1 HOTICI 0" TIUIT••'I SALi ol th.II IUll'lf'l'ICllU • a rtal investigatlye reporter with',th• .i.nsi'de word in mi11ny1 high places. ... .• • 1,... ' • ' ' • -tf ' Ho makes ~11 jobs quic~, ·byt full ~f, lmP•ft· On tho -CIS cont~ciY!"Sy surrounding "Tiit S1illin9 of tho Pontp,gon" Anon saicl:- 1 • 1 ~· . , CHARLE-N W V a t~ Y1111 •rt i.om llOllftM 11111 111111Q '"" · i)J u • • ' LEGAL NOTICE on Newmb« •· 1'71. •I 11 :oo AM. tt flit •. wrltltlt '-"'' p11Ml11111. ulcl •;vu ea,.petl ""~ee11t~ f~ . eentet11pt, f>ut thcitla fill'' (UPI) -Mrs. Virginia Win-Fl•ST FEOrltAL 11c11;ow •1nt1f'l.ClltH•ludtrnt!ttfor.,.,.__, r.. f .. --hool te ch here CORPOflATION. u llluly IP!lelllltd flt llllTI .... ~llOM '~ ""' ¥tr"*' ,. ree, OIV, a """ a er • a1.1t u.. Tnr•'• ll!lder ...., "",..,'"' fa Dttll of tomo1•l111 I!' Whln• """' c11111r1e1. ot wJll Simple .statement. Full of impacJ •. .. ~.· •• < • •• JJ has been given only three to IU,EltlOlt COU•T 0" TH• Tr111l ,Kordllll J•"""" .. 1m, •• IMI. '""' ..... COUl1 for •nr Olhll'" tlllef ~:'.} -. ths to I' bee be STATI OF CALIPO•HIA l'Dtl Na. 2:11•. 111 book 9511, Nte b , d dtm•flllltd Ill 11\t wt11!td cornPl•frtl, • " ~ ' •• , .. , s1xmon 1ve auses TM1couHTVO,OttANo• 0ttkrt1 1t1CGrch '",,. llfllct.,"" "fou""'s.1t""'..w1a. .. "'•"°'""" Whon t u ~-ub.L:..' •rose "rn ·Pan"a'm• """." "· •• i_r1·vor' has tenninal cancer CASI! MO. A0-7222 Co\111tr ~ftr of 0t111tt, COllntv. 111!1 Oii t'l'f' IMlllr <OftllKltd wltll 11\t M Trv ~ All!IR G• • CITATIOllJ ol C1lllom1 •• Wt(L lf(.L AT PUILIC comll•lf'lt"' lhl• ""'""'9nl. lllcll •llorlllY • lo . J After a 20 • year teaching •• P•OCllOINO TO PttE• MINO• AUCTION TQ HIGMEST llODElt POil .,Id .. ~·ltlll w11111n 1111 !Im• llll'llt ,id his b WS with', . 'cfeadly dir.~ness.,. ·' he h d to ·g l"ltOM l'A•EHTAL. CUITOOY AtlO CASH l••Y,tl,. •I !Im• ot .. i. In llwlul lllftlll ht l'hll tufT)lllOfll tor 111\rll • wrllttlt ¥ career s a res1 n COHT•oL m-a1 111t u1111.s St••eii .i tt.. Sout11 •llNIM to""' ~•'· · · • • because of her illness. Lut In Ill• M•ll•~ ol: LIGI NA LYNN FRl!ll "'''"'" to""'°''"" (O\llllY 01111 Tl'lll 11 Ill •etllf\iW Pl•l~lllts MOMl!ll ,,,191._.,, .. L-# -u-•-,• ~,,·' .. a'trl ~J!.....,1- h ' 'led . h IALLAAO. Mlricr Pll"llOn Wlto trloullll Ill CO\lrtllolltl, Cit\' of S.nl• Alll, Slltt o1 C~ liUMlll:lltEY Ind NAOMI I" , .. SW u.,.. ... , t..-aw. Rloff~ Qcl. 18 ! e I With t e stale ded1rtd Ir .. from Ille cvllodY tnd Calllott1l1, 111 r)lflt, 1111• •nd lnttrlll HUMPHll£Y,• •itl!O•tC N, ltOll •nd teachers retirement board for control of lier N r1n11. conV.yed 11 tlld now Mid br It ullder ulcl WINONA w, lt088 Ill 11uJrt 11111r tltll to , Pan ... , toltla e , __ lil•t...,_ of d '••b'llt -TH~ PEOPLE 01" THE STATE OF Dl'd of TM t 111 "'-pr-tty llllll•ltd In l~•I cll11ln '''I "r-rtr or 1nw ,_,, -•"1J _.. 11111' ~ I y retirement pay. CALIFORNIA, ••Ill CilUlllJ llflll' ll•t• llllKl"lfid ff1 !Mrtllll, sllu•lf'd '"""' Coullt'( OI °''""' t L--~ d ''' B I bo 'd I h , TO: l/ICTOllllA LEI! IALLAltD end LOI t ot Tr•d No. Ul7, •s .... mlO Sl11• ot Cl!!fornl1, llll'llCVlttlY fflcr!Md tlPU. 8tl tit ,.,. •.• ...,... ecause 0 a a r ru e , s e JIEUE o. IALLARO, •nd to •ll pertortl tKorcltd Ill loak 1• Pita " •nd • OI .. ftflawl: t ,., ... ~,f' "~ ~ y must wait ali: months arter ci.1m1 ... to bl 1111 11r.nt1 o1 11111 minor MIKlll•.-n Mt.,., '" 111, elflct fl llM lots 11 ....i 1J 1" 11at1c 111, ot •efsure•, a•pears . .:.-.:.. , ..!.. ,; ·2 '.:.!,JJI'"' -.·· he f'f: J:. L-.-• • -·'-"!~~ Jllmtd. CO!Jfttr ~tcOl'ftr of Nlll (Ollllly. ' Hl.!lllln.toll Bud! kW!tt1111111 Strwt r _eJlo_ "I'll' 8 llel W ut:gln COJl ectlng V or<llr of th let Court Yoll •rt llffllN M9'fll! COMMOffL 'I' KNOWN Al: 162 Stdlon. 111 tlMI (tht• ol H11nl1~ • --t Payments Mrs Winfree said cJ!td 1111! ••11frM hi ·-•r belot• 1111 Sll•lltillr 0r1,,, COlll Mtll, C11lfomll .,.cti, (OUlllY af Or•l'l9•· I'''' OI the •nen'Olal»le" role 0 ....... . • JllllH ,.rttllllnt 111 OtP1rllrltnt .. 700 5•1111 .... Wiii be mlllt 11111 wt"'°"' C1Uror1111, II "' ""'"' '"""' Konfld in aii: montha It may be too c1m centtr 0r1w W••'· S•"'• AM,,_.,.. .;w•rr•nw, u.'"'~""' 1M1M1M. 111 ._ .... ,. 11. • MIK•ll•-Clae tte.rt -untr" to ..,ltftfta • O~ •••• ~Lf .... ·-7141 893-7105 late C•Nfotrll1. af tt.. •bovt 111tllled Court, 1111 '"•tdlne tilt. POI •••• , 0 n . .. MUI, JllCOl'dl GI 11!d °''"" Clv!llY. .....-• • Jlllll¥'( 'JO, 1f1t, •I f:lJ AM, ot !Ml d•w, "'°""..,_, 'to NW 1111 rtrr.111\fftl H•lrlll •JI llltMd dtftl!Hllll. * -' She aa\d gbe needs morwov 1Mn lttd llllA IG lhow C•lllt, II Im' '11111 1'!'1nctp1I -Of!~ nof• ll(Utld by .-1411 Anlll nlU .... lltrtbl' llOt!ftld lhll llftlfU eou• •ttefa•t.,'' Z EDWAR. OS ST WESTMlllST£R .. w., lltY•. """' .. 1c1 Mf'Mrl tflaullll "°' bt OMcl ot Trust, to wit: "'.soo.oo. wllh """ H ..,..., •NI •-· Ill• Pi•t~tlflt r r 1484 now to pay her Uvlng ex-ftcllrtd ''" lrom "" C'OlllTol ot lt<er lntmtt thtrtOll, •• provldtd In u ld-nah. HOMElt c. HUMPH••Y .,.. NAOMI I . "I penses med.icaJ bllla and pttlllh KC«dlnt to tlll ,etltlan .. 111' ldV•nctt. " _,, Ullllltt 1M term• of .. Id HUM,.lill•Y, FltEDltlC N. ltOll •M - THI .... DI--AT &A•...., __... _. IOUA • we l\fl'ef11, 01111 of Tl'\l&f IHI dltrtll •nd n ..... 1 WINONA W, •O&I wlll 111111r fO 1111 rwt. _ _. .. .,._, i;ii.ibuiirilal costs. GIYllL llllder "'" MNll 111111 -1 ti ""of "" 1"11tei 1..d .. 1111 lrvil• crt•led court .....-1111 rill .. ittm1n6td In tlMI =::-----· ISuillrllr C9111'1 fllf tt.. Cwnl'r ol Or111 .. , bY ullll Ot111 ot Jniit, CGll'IJll•l11t, """'It: Tlt•I It M MIUOllMd 1111• of t •Utllflll•• ti'! Ott. It, ltTI, Thi ""'811cl•"I' 1111dt't' .. lei OMd el ... , IM.11111111111 1r1 IM tolo OW'llll't ti ISl ... LI Tn11I fllmolort U«;1tltd •nll lllt}IYll"M Mid .,.._.-, lft '" 1lmpt.•ftltlull, W, E. 51 JOHH N 1111 llllcllrsltrlld 1 wrllttfl DiKlltlllloll WJIJMM ml' Mnd •nd tlll •I If IM County Clert: 1NI Cltrtl o1 Oitteult •nd Ol!!Mlld tor s.r., •111111 • C.Urt. Ol 1111 '-loo" Ctur1 of wrlll"' Moll« of Dt11111tl Ind Eleclloll 10 OATl!01 S.Olt!'llblf 10, lt71 tht Sl•i. ril Cllllor"l1, 111 S.11. Thi ~lftMlll c•llltd .. 1111 Moll~ WILLIAM I , II JOHM •1111 tor ll'lt C1t111IJ of or.-. of Diii~ lfld lllctlori to Sttl II DI C.Olln!r Clift. ,,: ANTHONY A. TliOMPION rteercHllll ""' ~ Wl'ltf• ""' m t BYI J-•. O'Oorlnell °""""" ... ..,.,, lllC•tolll o.avtw (lftk JOSEP'H •. IOWA•os D•l•1 Ma¥tmlltl' ·J. ''" MITCH•LL. MAlT I llllKO Ill S.!11 •ircnll A.'1111111 l'lltS'T FIOlltAL ""'""'"Al Llw An•lleftll, C•lllOl'WI• t1MI llCltOW COftl"OAATION .IJ (IYlc ClllNf °""" .... t.n. m Tll_., 1n•1 m .16411 •• w111 Tnr11t1, ,. .. , omc. ... ,,,. Altarntr tttl Pllltlontt Iv G.,tM K. Hlkunur•• 1•111• AM. <•....,,.. .,,_ 1"11lllltllld NfWllOl'I l'lll'Mlr Newt •r•u AUi, Vlc<t Prtt. 1n4) UMltl comblMd wlll! lllt Or11111 CO•tl DllfY SP'S 2'194 Attlf",..YI !tr ,lllllllfh P'llat, NIWPOrl h•ell, C•llfor11l1 Ill ,.11111111\ed Or1nff (0111 O•!IY "llol, Publ/lllM Hunl1r19ton 8tKI\ DtllY ltl!ol, Novll'llbfr .. lJ, 10, 11, lt11 »:IJ-11 Mt¥11ftblf '· IL '°· ttn 7'"•71 NOVM1bel']4, n ... 'D, ltrl *"" THE WARM & COZY PLACE To Shop &Guth foist ?lua • Another straight forward .punch. ' Allon is colorful, forthright and indtfatigablt. Look for hi> 'colll'!'n, a frequent ft1turo of editoriol page in. your DA ILY PILOT -• • . ' DAILY PIOT .St;B. ~onored '!-!~ T~at,er' Get-$ N ad Miile !lliul«. South Coast Repertory's Jong-running, ~v•t.ive producUon tor chHdren, has been nomin~ted ~ the lntematk>nal Olildren's 11teatet Conference in laon!J'W in J972. " Saundra Malhew·Oeacori·1 director of the produc11on and director of children's theater for the repertory com- pany, said the company "was pleased and honored to be included in regloaal nominations by Dan Sullivan, drama critic (qr the Los Angeles Times, who made the nomina- tion." .. Old Film . ' Props Go · At Auction -...... ,..--' New P i n t er Pla11 • 'Oid Times' Dowriright Dull ... By JACK GAVER the wl!e's roommate' when once may have existed but NEW YORK (UPI) boOi were unmarried 20 years does no more. British Harold Pinter's first b e I o t e. The talk consists What a· setup of thfs sort full· length drama in six years, largely of conjuring u p n e 'e d s I s h u m or o u s , "Old Times,'' was presented memories ol the past with sopbisticated dlilogue. But ~it:e:~r~t b~tt itt~:n·~~~~ various sezual overtones. Had ~dt. is-not Pinter's style. Too sort of thing that calls for there , been a lesbian tela-The three fine act-Ors do wtll general rejoicing. tionship r between the two with what Pinter and · director '1The production, a series of Improved skelcltes, songs and fables fdr modem children, has been running ~at SCR's Costa ·Mesa theater since May in addition to touring presentations in numerous Southlqnd locations ' in- cluding churches, PTAs and clubs. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - "Josephine the Plumber" ~ta ch'air from ''Viva Zapata' ·ror $340. a IO.foot-high pinkl pig (ro1n "Hello Dollyi" an armchair from "Cleopatra" and more than $5,000 worth of dusty Gothic furniture. 'Debbie Reynolds c a r t e d home a stuffed ape and the tree-sized pencock I e il the I' fans that nubian slaves waVed over Ellzabelh Taylor -Jn "CJeopatra." '·'01$1 Times" is, in fact, women? Did Ule husband Peter Hall have m~d-out downright dull, and whatever really know the" other woman for them, but that 1sn t enough you may think of his past as a popular pub figure for to spark '10ld Times:" works, they have not been whrn:i he had a yen, or is he John Bury designed the that. making up this "memory"? large white interiors for pro- Pintef1 who nas an eminence Well, that's about it. They ducer Roger L. Stevens. Magic Theater !a a new concept in children's theater which deals creatively with the things children know about. :t.1lSs MatheWs-Deacon notea.----- "It is concerned with a child's feelings . problems and emotiOns and with his view of the world. We try not to take an adult concept and supefimpose it on the child," ohe adds. The fans wenl for-$110 at l~ first session of a six-<iay auc- tion of old props and pro- perties by Twentieth Century- Fox St.udios. in certain circles that is reca~I snatches of old popular l am sure. that-theater pun. debatable, ~has-been mysll-giusical com~y .songs, bring dits will be writing learned fyiog people about the mean-up Old movies ffiat1hey(liifOF-essaYs about 1'0Jd°'Times. for ings of his various plays sira did_ not seek and seek to be quite a spell, but that won't be 1957. "The Caretaker," "'nle trying to create an at-any cure for a sad case of Birthday Party" and "The masphere of sexuality thiit dramatic anemia. "We're all very excited about it -there haven't been many changes in children's theater in the past 50 years but we think li.tagic 'theater is one of those changes. It , ls exciting to be nominated to the conference in recognl- • tion of our in'.hovations." The mD'ie studio-which in w atchinn Stars these depressed days for the ••:1 entertainment industry would Dierdre Em01es and Cameron Young, brother and rather have cash in the bank sister in So.~th Coast Repertory's "Own Town," gaze than old saddles,· coaches, at the sky ma scei;ie f,rom the classic play, on stage Homecoming," to mention his ===~~====~~~~~~~~~~===~ previous long works, did·-__________ _ create a certain irritation over ~ --:-- the fact that it was never I • ; quite clear as· to what thC BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER •• • • • t l ... --..... , ... _, Wl•71<U wooden I n d i a n s, sequinned at the seR Costa Mesa theater tonight and Sun· tuhtu3 and peacock feathers in day. author was driving at . I But at least t'hose three were atmospheric, bad conside'rable I suspense and were equipped I with characters that were tan· talizi.ngly interesting in the I main. You may not have lik.~ those pla~s. but they were nOt I · TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE · 2 B e1iefi ts Slated for t e prop room ~ hired the _ __: ______ _: __ _: ________ _ • JCT Dra1na The Irvine Community Theater will stage two benefit peHormances of A r t h u r Miller's ''Death cf a Salesman" Nov. 24 and 25. Proceeds b e n e f i t Com· monwealth University, an -0rganization which seeks to build a 24-hour drug therapy clinic a n d rehabilitation center for Orange County. Curtain t!!!!.e at the Anaheim Un ion High School is 8 p.m. for both performances. Box -Office opens at 7 p.m. for ticket sales. Donation is $4.00. Tickets may also be purchased form Immettas in the Disney- land Hotel. or call 535-9893. prestiguous firm or Sotheby, Park·Beret to auction off the residue of decades of dream. making. The bidding took place on -the "Hello Dolly" street scene set. Actress Jane Withers, known to television watches as •·Josephine the Plumber" in the cleanser commercials. was one of the most active single buyers. Miss Reynolds bought about 15 items, spending about lt,800. John F. Decuir, the designer v.•ho did the sets r o r ';Cleopatra." bought several examples of his own v.·ork. in· eluding a Roman style library table for $170. The highest single bid was $2.500, paid· by Don a Id Loutzenhuzer for the carriage ,that carried Marlon Brando and Jean Simmons In "Desiree." Music Fete T o--·B'lllhoan The ICT production, directed by Richard Dow, features Aaron Fletcher as Willy Loman, Hilda Allen-as Linda, Bob Mills as Biff and Dr. Donal R. · Michalsky of Gary Saderup as Happy. It · Cal State Fullerton, is the -Opens its regular engagement recipient today of t h e Nov. 26 at the Humanities Hall American Society o( Com- Playbouse on the UC Irvine posers.Author-sand cam Publishers' annual award for --general creativity in music. V. )" C Thls year's award is the IO ID OllCert firth in a row for the music professor. The Balboa resident At Fullerton is the only member or the Some of the lesser known and more unusual violin works will l;ie performed at California State College, Ful- lerton, Tuesday, Nov. 23. in the Recital Hall of the Music· Speech-Drama Building. The 8 p.m. performance is free and open to the public. Fullerton staff to receii;the coveted ASCAP recognition. Michalsky joined the CSF faculty in 1960, shortly after he won the USC Friends of Music award for composition and a Fulbright scholarship to Germany. ~le is a professional clarinetist and a prolific com· poser. !With Thi1 Coupon! Sada Thomp son Given Showcase With 'Twigs' exactly bilring. JIMBO'S COf.FEE SHOP 3050 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY "Old Times," despite the / GOOD 24 HOURS A DAY presence or such s t e 11 a r THROUGH SUN., NOY. 21 players as Robert Shaw, Mary I J By Wll.LIAhf GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -Why women behave the way they do, sometimes anyway, is eyed with witty hilarity and perceptive sensitivity I n "Twigs," at the Broadhurst Theater. a condition urgently imminent, Ure and Rosemary Harris .. is _ Ma weds the sire with v.•hpm a bore. ~ ~ she l\.aS lived a lifetime of There is some of the teasing ------ - - - - - acerbic tenderness. quality associated with Pinter dialogue , but the characters Michael B e n n e t t col· are dull and the situation pos· laborates in the direction witll ed is pedestiran. hairline care ror the balance A man and his wife in their between mirth and meaning English country home are that is the show's tender filertaining a visitor out of GO.L;CfEN STATE rodeo finals triumph. the past. a woman who was appeal of the script by Geo_rgel r=============='========;;I In addition to all the built·in ONLY THE TOP TEN COMPETITORS in m h of seven contest events ff om Golden Stale Rode() Co.'s 60·plus rodeo season, NO OTHER REGIONAL RODEO FINALS is al- lowed by the professio11al Rodeo Cowboys Association. $28,000 IN PRIZES! Furth, the production brilliantly showcases the ac- ting virtuosity of one of Broadway's most remarkable but until now unstarred assets, Sada Thompson. Miss Thompson ch a n g e s personalities along, with wigs as she enacts the diverse heroines of Furth's f o u r separate-but-connected cameo studies. She could make you believe even without all the makeup. Three of the roles depict ASSOCIATED STUDENTS U.C. IRYINE pr111nt AN EVENING OF FOLK. ROCK & COMEDY "'" GEORGE .CARLIN REDEYE DENNY BROOKS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: The "Saga of the West". Famed Madiion Square Garden lightning C Ranch Square Dance on Hcrse· back. Louie Silva's 8 mammoth Clydesdale draft horses. TICKET~: SS.DO lhru $2.00, 16 yrs. & under, Sl.00 discount. On ~le. 11 Convention Cente1 Tlc~et. Oflict: W1llich's, Mutual and liberty Aa:e11t1u: Orana:e County So. catil. Banks. Per·.,<,!::.: formances· Hov.16, 8 pm: Nov. 27,"1. & 8 pm,c, ,;;""-!!l!:i<O Nov. 28, 2:30 pm. FOR INfORMATION CALL 714/635·5000. C 0 Nv""E"N"T-•I D"' N varieties of middle-years DEC feminine survival. · 4 8:30 P.M. fti First com" indomitable UCl's CRAWFORD HALL ,.. EfMCENTER Emily, revealing the aches of N·ov..-2~27. 2 ·a widowhood amid blustery jests Tk•m Sl,OO·S2.50 at ASUCI oM num.. ~ and housewarming bustle to a 1=====================::!.__::._::_:~~~'...."'~~~~'..:~~~:_:~~~~­ moving man , Then there is Celia, Jost in a male world of oblivious unconcern. And finally Dorothy, arrived at artfully romanticizing marital adjustment. In the closing chapter, the Ma of all three turns up in a situation that caps Furth's amazing talent to be ir· resistibly funny and still respect the essential pathos of every episode. 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Come lo tho intersection of Jamboree and San Joaquin Roads, just north of Fash ion Island. From the Sa(I Diego Freeway, turn off . .___ l • SEEf THE NEW DOMESTIC & FOREIGN CARS • .FActORY DISPLAYSJROTO-T'f'PIS SPECIAL SHOW (US...MOTOR HOMES I. VACATION YlHICLU ALL UNDER ONE .MG lOOR f : I 'Sl'ICIA\IDtkatJNM1q((T5 lT YOUR FAVORITE ORANGE COUNTY Nnf CAR DtALEl,'YOUl NEAIEST ALPHA BETA MARKET, THRIFTY DRUG $lOlE & BUENA PAIKCENTEL - -" • • et Jamboree Road. You'll know you'te here when you see the 60-foot clock that lowers over our very own convenience shopping plaza,. with a full·line food market, dry cleaner e.nP. beauty sa!Pn; We're open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally, olher times by appointment. · Or call (714) 644-1900 for leasing informati on. apo ments • Bomanee Reeall~ Tracy-Hepburn Story Told in Book By BOB THOfttAs playwright "Born Yesterday", HOLLYWOOD (AP.) Kanln Jw lol!a kept a daily "Sptnce was the only PURE iournil lhat reports h 11 n J ever met in·_all my }flendshlp wlt.h a wide ranae ol ajebrlUes. That..-WU the ... no affectatlonl -not a 91urt9 of "Tracy and He~ . ..Ullh bone In his body ... he burn." which ~\es sceries took hla work seriously -and ~nVenatlona with rafe never hJmstlf -and such a .lnUmaey. aood, clean brain .. .I'll miss him every day as long a's I Antona: the disclosure: lly•." -'--llurlnl his first film," A Bill The worda . are Kathatint of Divorcement~" (1983) John Hepburn'1, 1 p e 1 k 1 n 1 of · ' Barrymore hired Hepburn to .. 'Country I Girl' Fine In Revival ' BY WILLIAM Gl.oVER • WASHINGTON (AP) Three grand performers are ha ving a grand time in O{le of those grand hoklims that aren't written any more in "The Country Girl", which opene<j Tuesday night at the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower '!'heater. --Spencfr Tracy, whom she-hi s dressing rao~ ond atrlj>ped knew intimately through nine • -before lier. ·SM fitd:-She ---movies and_%5 produelive, •..:_ recalled to Kanin "how' ter- aomeUmea tumultuous years. -__._ rifled I was~ and I-recall Tracy died on June 10, 1967. that he was furious -hardly Tbey met on the set of their Spencer to ltay close to his spoke to me for the rest of the flrn··movle to1ether, "Worooi ~~~~~~-"&he lived with piclure." of the Year," In 1942. Their billing was atweys Their auociatlon, one of On one nur·lra&ic occesion, Tracy and H e p bu r n , H~llywood'1 best-kept 8tCl'tla the Tracy-Hepburn associfUon gentleman first. Wlien Kanin durite TrJcey'i llletime, hi made the newspaper1. That cltlded the actor lack of now described . in an af. was on Jilly 31, 1963, when,,_ he gallantry, Tracy re p 1 i e d: fect.ionate memolr by Garson collapsed of a respiratory con· • , T h ~ s I 1 a m o v i e ' Kanln, ''Tracy and Hepburn." gestion while be and Miss chowderhead, not & lifeboat.., ·--Rough;tougtrJ:lsorf ROMrOs--;- soft-slormy ~laureen Stapleton and-earneskanxklus_ .Georg Crlu.ard portra y the lush, the suffering wile and director of Clifford Odets' showbb: fable that is the first original presentation by the national culture center's d ram a "Play It Again, Girls' ' Marti n F'uchs indulges in flights of fantasy \vith (from left) Ursula Miller, Marge Wahler, Beth Tilus and Pat ?\-1cCormick in the Lido Isle Players' com· edy "Play It Again, Sam," closing a week-long run tonight at the Lido Isle Clubhouse. ' , Kanln knew both actor1 dur-Hepburn picnicked at Malibu. Hepburn has never owned a lng moat of-the 25 year1 ex· She quickly summoned help to house in Hollywood. always cept for a year and a half rift save-bis life. · rented. Once Kanin took her to after a dlaf.stroU.s play in • "We ca n not help but see a prospective rental and wblc~ Kanin directed. Tracy. marvel at Kate's' behavior In 1he dl1appeared. When she Kanin and hla wlfe Ruth this crisis," Kan in writes returned, she explained she Gotdpn, t l50 wrote two of the "She gets Spencer into the had been taking a shower. bMt . Tracy-Hepb4tJ! films. hospital. As soon as she hai Said ~she: ''If I'm thinking of 0 Adlm's Rib" and "Pat and done 10, she informs the fall\I· renting a house. I've got to Mlkt/' Iy of the situation and allows find out what it's like takJng a-------------------------------- The Tracy-Hepburn romance them to take over." shower in it, don't I?" wtnt unreported because he A director of films "ToRL Tracy usually called her Handel Opera 'Guilio Cesare' Complicated NY Oinker nevet divorced his w l f e Dick and Harry" and plays Kathy, sometimes Kath or on l.bulst. KMln a ca r c e J y "Funny Girl" as well as occa~ion Flora Flnch, Olive touches on thia aspect of Oyle, Laura L a P I a n t e , Tracy's life. The actor con-Madame Curle, Carrie Nation, tinued to make visits to "The T ts S t Milly Malone , or Coo-Coo the Hill," th< term he used for the _ryou e Bird G~I. hilltop home of his wlfe and Tracy remarked that he had two chHdren. Kanin wrttes: For Musi' ca} been drunk for 25 years during "During these times there his Hollywood heyday. His WI. .l··ays something for later view: "There's nothing 8 TO•t BARLEY · -h of .. y ' openmg nig t the New York to have been reserved for Kite to do ... She never fel t Audition for the San wrong with a drink, and OI 111e d•HY ,11.r s11ff City Opera Compapy's Los them. btr.lt Or .ldetr.c•~. She Clemente Commuitlty The.ater there's ntthlng right with a -A I B 1 lh t' -1 George Frederic Handel, in nge es season. u a s MiS! Sills' second act work und.r.tood th. n-euity for production of "You're a Good drunk. BOOze kills brain eels. h 1-1 Wed d · ht .. S>.. oratorio, is the undisputed w a we go nes ay n1g . was exemplary and Kay Creed Peter· Guests HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Peter Grave1 ta\es time off from hil own'' Mlaslon : Impossible" serlu to play a comedy rol e ln the new "Fun· nY Fact" aeries starring San- dy Duncan. NIW LOW PllCUI Man, ·Charlie Brown" will be For good. You don't believe H d II b -11· Ith d Th hy master of that musical form. an e an opera r1s ing w top""d all her colleagues in held Monday and Tuesday of that, ask aroun · at's w th 1·k f B 1 s·11 d •· next week at the House of big drinkers reach the point His "Messiah'' alone is ample e 1 es o ever Y 1 s an the ovation department with a Music. 101 s. El Camino Real, where it's too late to atop." proof of the great German's Norman Trelgle and supported performance that was nawless supremacy in that field and an witt1 the kind or lavish· from first to last curtain. San Clemente. But he did. kd " b · r I apt illustration of what many bac rop that opera com-Nor.man Tre1'gle was a so11·d· Four young men and two nep urn 1s amous or pro-· 1 11 - t t. h . but K . men of music have thought panics are a ways t .. ing . us ly .. ,·r1·1e Ju11·us Caesar w'-young women are needed for ec 1ng er privacy, anm th • ff d • ·~ the show, according to dlrec-reports that the book bas not was a divine driving force ey cant a or any more. found hitnself sad~led with an tM' Robert E. Moe, who noted upset their friend ship. leading to the-creation of his But let 's not put the entire aria or two that would have that "aspirant.a for the roles "Ruth and I dined with her massive scores. blame on Handel. This glossy been better left out of tlte should be able to sing and act, twice last week and I talk to Handel, qi opera, is a very "Gulllo Cesare" is Tito Capo-work. as well as dance a llttle." her almost every day on the different proposition. Ve ry lit-hianco's creation and we can And Frances Bible worked The musical will open Jan. telephone," he said. "When I tie of his work has survived or hardly blame George Frederic very hard in the role of the 20 for a four-~k engagement told her I was writing the ls worth tevlvlng and, with the if his revamped Handelian of· hapless Cornelia without ever -at .the Cabr.ilfu PlafhoUBe, 202 book, she ,aid, 'Do what you exception of the immortal ferfing becomes1 unglued long dispelling the impression that Avenida cab r I Io, San want to do, but don't ask me "Largo" from "Xen:es" it is be ore th e Cina e. she was doi ng her level best to Clemente. to read it.' " only rarely that we hear ·any It isn't helped one little bit cope with this ailing and ::::::=;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;~OO!""i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J--of the..-eira-from -his operatic by what this.xcit.erJ!ci.i!ives is · fore.ign _plant_in_what has ~ -ven ures. -ihe-most-complex--and-utterly---always'--been -a11Jtalianate This was hardly the foun~ complicated plot he 's ever garden. department. . The style set by veteran Director John Houseman, or perhaps thrust upon him by the presence of several high- powe.r..ed ~motive. person~lil· 1es,. can best be described as explosive ly u11iform. Robards. Jn role a besotted actor reluctantly_attempting a comeback after 10 years on the botlle, generally projects the ferocity of a pro football coach when his team is trail- ing with two minutes to go. Miss Stapleton, on the other hand. only divulges the salva- tion determination, 'that should be hinted from the start, in the tu.rbulent confrontation thrt just precedes the happy- happy redemption finale. Grizzard, a most workmanlike performer, has the diffi cult task of making believable · the prolonged ob- tuseness which kept the plot going in that simpler theatrical period during which Odets worked. :t'he supportive roles are generally well played. Martin Wolfson does a producer cliche alld Joe Ponazecki one of those bright young authors of movie make-believe with pleasant-effrontery. Eda Zahl portrays an ingenue ex- cessively 'gauche. "The-Country Girl"---was jointl y produced for the center by Hugh O'Brian, of _ Wyatt Earp renown, and Roger T. Stevens. It was a busy night for Stevens. That eminent pro- ducer was up In New York at- ltnding the premiere of his otherL--new--=-exhibit,...::.Harol · Pinter's "Old Times.'' 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Jive action feature length mo- D Ed rd VIII II d Nicola Francesco Haym We had a corps 4e ballet lion pictures during 1972, ancers wa e a an takes Jl scenes to deliver that spectacle at the O""nlng of one Patricia McBride of the New ,..~ starting with "The Island at York City Ballet will take message via a volume of act Ufat would have gone down the Top of the World." featured roles in the B~let Ha~del's music that ,he'~ be ver~ well in terms of co~-1---'----'---~­ !fociely of Los Angel~ first trying ve ry hard to hide if he turning a~ choreography 1n WoP."atn scheduled f6r Dec were around today. 111e opera the Bolshoi Theater or Covent z1 in the Dorothy/Chandle~ does have its . g l o w i n g Garden of lfll and some ~f J avtlion.of_the MllSic_~r. momenta and Miss SUI! as our la~ wore gowns that . --Cleopatra-.and-Kay-Creed-as-were--strildngly· reminiscent of - , They Wlll dance while act~r Sesto are rtapoolible for mOflt :the Ed.Wardian frills and Charlton Heston narrates: in of them wJth some inspired~ fin · rted t th Prokoffieff's "Peter lnd the rendiUons of· ari&s thlt sttm eries spo a e turn of \\'alf," a new ballet deviJiecl by the .~ntun:-· . ..Ballet Society artistic director .-· · Ah,.well That, as they say, 'Kenneth Kreel. ,-"IJ•---~-"'\ Is Ne." .York ..• Other works scheduled for performance in the· 8:15 p.m. program include TchaUrovski's "Pas de Deux" and "Taran· tella," Adam 's "Pas de Trois~' and Glazunov's "Pas de Dix" and "Telemann." · 1...--0-rtiiftlt "THI PLUMI TUI'" Cont. 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S O LD .Since 1926 '" • • • ' • -' • I ' • • -I Division Three Share _ First Place In Azalea .. . WILMINGTON, N. C. -Jim Colbert dlipped In twice, mot a shl-undel'1>8r 65 and moved tnto a tbre&-way tie for the ID)I s)iot In the IOOOllll round of the 135,000 AZalea Open goll tol\nWDent Friday. · The ~year-old veteran of six years on the pi-. toUr-bad • 31 bole 'total of l~ and was tied at that filU'e with !altering LaMy W1difns IDCf 49-ytar-old :veteran ,Char~ Sil~. . SifforiJ; armed with a resurrected put-ter and.a tieW set Clf irons, had a 67. They had a (lne-stroke lead C1ver rookie Tom W:ltson, club pro Terry Wilcox and tour ''regular 'Larry Ziegler in this 1Utel1lte event that offers $'1,000 -to the Winner. Watson, just one month out «.'the PGA Players· .Sc:bool, had a 68, Ziegler took a 67 and Wilcox took a second consecutive 68. ~ • " •• S.tlM'day, Nowmbfr 2(1, 19n DAILY PILOT 11'· Leacf "«Hi -'the tine:, Rtims -Buel SQ THE RAMS' ROMAN GABRIEL (18) AND THE 49ERS GO AT IT AGAIN SUNDAY ., I ~ellout .f;·o{is 'um Thron . '-• • • To W'ltness :S'unday Clas ' . . . ' . ,, . By PHIL R~ . , all-Pro defensive end Deacon Janes ( ot IN 0.llY •lilt S"tf inJ'ury) LOS ANGELES _ The Western lf J~s isn•t reldy, hisTtPiacemenj l!lvlaloo ' load of Ult NoUoaa1 football rookie Jack YOW1gblood -wlll'belp League's National Conference will be on form a fmrt four •lignrneftt which the line Sunday at the Coliseum when the includes-Coy Bacon and the 0 Los Angeles Rams host the San Fran· brothers -rookie Phil and 1ll- cfsco 49ers. ' Merlin. . With Jones questloriable for• The vJsllois from the Bay Area (lhl) .5an Franci>co •lao )lu 1'o ..,blf currently bold a hall-game edge in lhe performers. . ·J NFC West race over the RainJ (s:.3-1). • Two of them are ID tp' '1ensi However, the AngelenOI are fresh from secoodary, where ~ -tJi .• a ~1-13 qonquest of the U~ at Detroit · Johnson and safety .-.e1.pbllliJir·thay w~tljt48ers are snw;tini !('ml a.26-20 see any action: . " t .. ~ .iullered at 1'Jmt Int ~r" A, consillellt all-Pro, UCLA IJ'lldua r -N:aiillt=,l;'few Orleans. .. - . • Johnson fractured hla light wiiat.aga · ,'tt.I\'• '1 'fimal<:h of the Oct. io "'11ffle New Orleans and had ~·with 'l>*titeen Jhe California rivals at San sPeclal cast.'. ' ~ · · -.Fr~'• GandlesUck.·~k·, .. a...,1aina...........fhillip§_, mtanJ'hile, hu a !praln •· ""? 11)'.rtbe Rams, 20>1!.' , • iililiJe and llead coaCh Ille!<'~ m Jn"<'~ Cine, LA quarterback Roman . not make .his final deciaiQO !>ft1the pa Gabriel was blind-sided by 49et defensive &tatus u~t1l just be.tore g~me tl.~e. -i:n ce<lrlc-a&:rdmaff"'itfct speiit mUCh""iif~-The nvals -spli • thei Pr-two regu , . the 'second half On the bench. arreserve~season contests las~ season,-the Jerry Rhome took over.· . • wi.nhlng at ~ Franclsto by a 30-, . · ' count, and losing by ~ In LA. ·But Gabnel is ap~renUy ~althy_ again , .,Sunday's game ls alreadY a sellout w and the 11 consecutive wft!Ses ·11thidt· ~. 1 a·crowd of 80,000 anticlpated. ~mpleted in one ~ ~ tbie A.fter ·thls loughie, the Rams will fa • Lions last weekend rMii ·~ eviderle! the · Cowboys in Dallas on 'l'ba0tsg1v .; of such. . • : • Day. Theo.. •gain, though1 the mustachioed ~ 1lgnal caller wil l ·be, facing the , fie~ pass rush in the NFL. ' The San Franc.I.scans have' had a Bucks Betwee CHICAGO -Leo Durocher. em- phaaiZlng that "controversy will probably / always follow me," !Misted Friday there never1was 111y doubt in biJ mind that he would be 'rehlrtd u Chicago Cl.lbs' manaier despite strang nnnors lbat he would'be dismlqed. The """°""" · .65-yur,old Dur<fCher ,runiJniiiillbe!lubo'alleged19'11 discord; .JBid he wa not by-passed in the selection I . , B . A . felgue-leading 33 .. ck. l"'l"'lrated .. -. LaRe~llth _t s· ruin.s. gainst T. · r ·oy·; ~g~:;;~E~n:~~= _ _ late, his SF adversary -veteran John ~ R d W ' · N · QB !~~::~::'i,::~!t~:,::co7dost~~:b1• Straight Win OAKLAND -MOitOf-·"the -oakland --0 gers on t ame J1e'sthrownl2scoringstrikesbuthas Raiders players have signed a pt:tition _ --al~~~:~Js!;~a~ f~ein~~~:S~-JNGLEWOOD ,-,,. f11e ~~-g -._ c81ling the imprisonment Clf teammate leader in receptions_ in up-a nd-coming A~eles Lakers. go after a clab ,Warren Wells a "terrible injustice." tight end Ted Kwalick, 1 third-year vet tyipg .11~, str1.1_1bt ~attonal Bake 9f an all-new 1972 coaching staff, and that uover-all the press bas been okay with tne." Wells, a starting wide receiver for . h Sc t' H d ·ho from P.enn State who snaaae(f five tOr af Assoc1ati0n: trlutnph ~y night w three years, was sent to prison in Sep-LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Fierce cross-e1t er o ~ en erson, w can run but all year to beat the Trojans," Rodgers yards and SF's only touchdown In the last they entertain the migllty Milwa tember aft.er his probation on a 1969 at-town rivalry ~ and little else -is at iSn't too' skilled passing, or Mike Flores, said'. He added he believes Southern Cal Rams' meeting. Bucks. , tern '"" vld' v ked stake in the 41st encounter between the -at this time may be the bes' •AA-· the p"t .. rape con ion was re o . who can pass bllt isn't too-effective run-~ r.c.un ID · Fi·rs•.year LA hea•coach _Tommy__ A sellout ·,throng· "-. 17 ,500 ts . expect 'IbidY·~ players on the Nations.I~ ~f:':'oo2lba~ll'-'tea""'m"'s"o"f-!'So~u<;th~eecm"-"Ca.,l,,ifo,,rru,,·,,_a_,a,,,nd._~ Pac-8. ~ · IL_ fQr the 7 0 clock-tipoff as w It Cb Football • ~gue team signed the petition, UCLA in Memorial Coliseum today. uing. Mar Y Kendricks .is-uebA.1s-bcst:--,,,~1t"°•1'1 'be------cl~------· l!roUu'0-say1-of the d •Nlttany Lion, -. . I u::• The battle between Southern . Cal, runner. a very, very ose. game," ''Kwalick has definitely added to their of~ berlain. & Co. go against the _Bue which , called for inunediate release Cl( h .1 f red . McKay declared. "I think their defense is fense. And 50 has Vi'c Washln~·n. . dynam. 1c duo of Oscar Robertson and 'W lls 29--• eavt y avo to wm Jts· fifth In a row, Rodgers in recent games has em-bit ood · · w h'"~ •-e , . · C every as g as asu.u~.on's • .-1 l t he 1 •l.-Alcindor -The ~unity Educational -Research and U LA, embarrassed wtth a 2-7 pbasized"the wishbone T attack. McKay and they have some o-u.t 1 t 8 •ding n ac • everyw re you ook 1.11c:re are Fr'd · · ht the Lak claimed F .1~ ........ 1anc1 •---• p record .to date, concludes -the big college d f · 1 · • .-a .. _r-n good players on their: ·roster. 'J1>ey've· 1 • ay rug ers oon--·1 an ~ ~~ grou season here. . e enSlve payers m '~-ravicK, Craig alwayo·bad a good pa:§i;and a 10th m a row·w rallying for ,a J ·which 'imwtobelpblackex-<:onvlcts,is UJll"~of·&5,000aree~led,'Plusa On TV Toda" Jt:~~rgll'.·~Galigher;BobPilferiniand goad Inside runner i ~ ($11: "J;:'ph ov_';'..~·~ ..... JH !"=~eii>J!I to win •Well!' release. natiooal !eJevisioli audienCO.'J{lcillll-tinie € ..... neJ 7 a t J Z::JO yarda Illus far In I ,_. ets. " , • .}:., for the organization rea$l is at an unusual 12 :50 p.m. t" Rodg'ers, asked what-makes Southern have added great a In ~~ l'Ormet1ar ... COllt ~'Jln!p a the petiuoi\ at a news crinfereoCe Thurs-Coach John McKay's Trojans are .. H ·~.has .en')Ployed_Jt CIR occasion but the Tro-C~J outstanding, reP.lied, '''f.eU, for one Y(~~glollf." • J~ycee flame John Vallely did not see day. '• '' for the season .after a shaky begiilning jans 'ttmaih prlmarily an I-formation thm~f"'·!t'~re most ~team9{ 'have to~ , Vic. Washington Is attlNll'~!'OokietflMJR 00 11:. for ~-..J911e11A,.., "-'jZ>llJI'-C ~ iflll' and 2-2 in the Pacific-8. UCLA is at the team~ , oulsfanding quarterbac~, they hav'e two." played Canadian pro ball last .fall and he . P ~~ff!~:~ ; 1'1'06 "Bal"",.'_waa 1 ~NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana State will bottom o·r the league, 1·3. Rodgers, former head man at Kansas, Key running backs -and both have has a 4.9 rushing aVerage and 521 net ·~11 1o9 '(;h~n· 1'49 PhlJo~I Jitay JoWa State In the Sun Bowl in El McKay's strategy Is not as mysterious inherited a murderous schedule and the been bothered by injuries -are Lou Har-ground yards u a o , icago , a Paso Tex., Dec. 18, the Times.Picayune as that o( Pepper Rodgers of UCLA. Bruins met and fell in succession to Pitt, ris for the Trojans and Marv Kendricks His mate, Gent Washlngtoo .. (no rell--104, Milwaukee 108, 5eattle 107, Pcrt.I ,1'eported Friday night. M.cKay will start Jimmy Jones, a Texas, Michigan and then-hot Oregon for the Bruins. lion), is considered ofte ,of the two most 118• Cleveland l05 . .. LSU coach Charles McClendon denied sen'lor, at quarterback, ·and alternate him State. UCLA was idle last week. McKay dangerous receivers in football and he's MousTgN .,. T LOI ANOILIS ... that bis team has been-invi"•d to the El with junior Mike Rae. He'll depend on ROC!gers regards Southern Cal as the thinks this was to the Bruins' advantage. grabbed 32 aerials and has scored thr.ee PtrrY s M 10 ~ b ''LoH 'fth -' Rod )'t Im M .. IY t•Jtt Piso game. "We have bee n courted by 8 ru1stng u arr1s or e ma1or JXlrhon toughest team the Bruins will meet since gers sn ·so sure. t es. . Mi.,,_ 11 u ,. MtMllln 1i1!rstn Chmbln .... ,. Wn• Tripp Rotilntn E!Hl ' .. ... . ,, 11 lt-16 ' .... 1 1-2 ... ... number of bowls, but our men have of his running attack. Michigan, which shut out UCLA 38--0 en "I think ClUr own defense has improved The latter ls a product of Long BeacQ ,t;.•un::,,1 : ~ 1! decided th&'. Notre Dame i.s the most im-'Rodgers says he will oot dlsclose ,.,.ho route to an unbeaten season so far. a little each week and It Is certainly Poly High. NN"lln ~ 1 ,., 1 portant game," be. said. will open up at quarterback but it will be "We'll have ~:play better than we have going .lo have to play well this . week.'' 'While.the 49erS lead the loop in sacking g::r. : t~. : Mt~y said. "We will have to· adjust to el\fftY,quarterbacks, the Rams aren't W ~~~rn .. ~.'~ ~ V"' Whatever p££ense UCLA, uses and play aa behind 1wilh 30, much Of' thlt .C.. Toi.is ·.cz u.tt" T•• , ~ 22.:M ATLAl'ffA _ The Georgia Tech foot-Irish VS TJcten "ell as,w~·have in the pas~ f~ wetp_I' t. cqmpiia~ without U.-ttrvices,ofi-...., ,~· ~~ ..... J '!l::lf. = ::1:: ball team voted .Erlday to play in the ~ .... Peach Bowl here Dec. 30-where they are t:xpected to meet Ole Miss. LS u s k • L The Yellow Jackets had voled Thurs-na epi,t ooms day not to play in the fourth annuaJ o:>n· test, but reversed that position with an Wlanimous vote. . MEMPHIS, Tenn. -Tennessee ap- pt:ars 1 Jeeding candidate to face •:Arkansas. iil the 13th· annual Liberty Bowl Dec. 20. J An Cnvltatlon is expected to be extended )o the Vois Saturday li they , defeat Kentucky. A"bowl official said the bowl is ip.terested , in' 'Terifte~ee and Will have three scouts at ft! game with Kentucky. In Tonight's Showdown BATON. ROUGE. La. (AP) -Notre Dame has turned thumbs· down on any ~wl bid for t~is season. but that shouldn't make tonight's n a, ti on a l'l y televised game here against LSU any less interesting. The sevenlh·ranked Irish will be al· tempting lo close out the reason with a strong 9-1. ll!COt'd. while Louisiana State, ranked-14th, comes Into the game with a 6-3 seaSCln reco1d. There is also the "snakepit fa ctor," meaning the screamfng sellout throng of more than,67,000 that packs ~zy Tiger -Stadiuin~ffr pearly -every hoqie-gf~· Among others "'making theil final ap- pearance in ·a, Notre Dame unifbrln will be end Tom ·Gatewood, the all-tbn~ ·IJ'lsh " . On TV ,Today €"!nnel 7 at 5 Chargers Test Tough Raiders Last season, Notre Dame captured the first-ever meeting · between the two record holder in several categories, and schools, 3-C, in a game that will be defensive end Walt Patulski , coming back ... remembered by many, wbo -viewed it as from a painfully bruised k,_neet;ap. OAKLAND (AP) -Tbe San Diego one of the great defensive classics. LSU counts heavily on its defense ... led - Chargers, dealt a glg111Lic letdown the Tht.t Tictory catapulted the Irish to by do-everything halfback Tom m Y first time they met the OUland Raiders their second straight Cotton J:bNI aJ:h • CasanO\la. The .~arterbacking tan~ of this season, go into Sunday's rematch pearance. Actually; the shoe could be ·on, -~lul LY'J~ &\if B¢ Jones wi~ ·~y'~on here wllh .their offense seemingly unsto~ tl)e "Other foot thi& season. fullback Art Canlrelle and recer\rer Ken "They ~ get i mt from 'the win oyer the earatna1s," Oakla.nd coach John -otre Kavanaugh Jr. ..,. Dame, they will probably earn a bid lo . tt~heuh,.e,_ Damfl rl1, tefheensrlu· ..-r.1111 t the Gator Bowl . among "'!' ve n na on aga ns -· ' ~ , . . . . scortng, and the Irish defenders have yet 0. tTV 8'ui.cl•ll Notre Dame .wi~ be .fighting tradition lo allow a JXlint to be scored in the secOnd as ~ell as the to~h Tigers. LSU coach half this season. Cha:ianei 4 at 1 Charlie ·McClendon .has lost as man~ as The quick but small LSU defense will , • • . • fou~ games In a season oo!y once smce be har<f:l:lressed' to contain the Notte Madden sai~ arter the Charg~ beat stl · Ut~ dver at the ~hool ten years ago. Dame rosping game, led by sophombre Louis 20--17, Monday night~& Jlst..se--H~ has taken .... the Tigers to &even bowl quarterback Cliff Brown, fullback John .~nd lie!d ~ by ~nniS ~.. _ ..... ·wner· ..... ....,.._· _ __. .... ~ £ifsczkowski> and halfbacks Ed GuJy s San D1ego.qUarlerback .Rim~ qno--,.._,.~. .,... and Urry ~arker:----- pleted 20 ol ll ""'" !or n• ftrdl. in· "-' tllat game, llld the Cbargen' oHeri>e row t<OSE W ALL, OKKE R ranks No. ·1' 'In the American Football Conference, Hldl and1 thi Omgera also were com- ing off 1 big game , their Rll90n opening 21-14 v1ct.orJ OW' Kansas City, when they ·met the RUlti's Sep! .•• The Rlldin won that first meeling, 3+ 0, in~ Hlldl five time< and uc:k· lllg hlril tine ~ . The aw-..,. Iott -l1rqht -that defeat, but have won three of their last four pmes lo stand W in the · w~ Dlftslon. The Raiden lead the dlvliloft wllb I 6-1~ record. -GAIN SEM IFI NALS HOUSTON (AP ) -Australian Ken Rosewall finished strong to defeat -John Newcombf! and TOm Okker of The Nelht!rlands overpowertd American Mar- ty Riessen In quarterfinal matches of the . World <JWnpioriship o( Tennis tourna- metrt FrldaY· nighl RostwaU employed • lO'!'"tfnklng serve thet •at difficult for Newcombe to han- dle as >he eliminated his f eJ I q w Au1tralian· 7·5, 6-2, >7, &-3', In the opening lnalCh. ~ I . : . • STANFORD (AP} Stanford coach John Ralston, "bting a Urilversity «if California graduate, ts willing lo go along · with what. is probably ao ·lmpoostble dream In Berkeley. , "This LI bow it -Id be, with C1l llld Stanford goirw down ID the final pme ID decide Ole Rose Bowl team,• R.1111.oa said as he prepared his lndlanc •for: today'&-Big Game with the Bears, LARRY SMJTH-(38) OF THE° UMs CUTS LP ~ljc ~~. ftagsi~tP•c:f•~ms, '!• heavy) un~s f<r·. ~,,. garne, despite Stnfonfs shocking i3"1J' ton to San Jose State last week. Their best hope · Oit. Jladlo 'fe4•9 · "'816 (740) ct J of getting off pr0bation rlilel,,..r/edlral cOlt:I IUlt thll lootblll l)laytn .1 .. c Curt~ and Larry Brumat1 ~ve llled ----''~4 Jle happy ID win by one poinl I'll ewertlake half 1 point." • Stanford is 2-3 al home this year, and in hopes of tmpr;o~ theft. forblDtJ the Indians wUI he .......... n>ld uplfonm; instilld of -~ Jfr~s, !or the firs time la ~ 111- Sllinford StadlumJ .. J. - tory Include defen!ive takcle She White, who sacked quarterback J Plunkett three Umes. He'll be alming Dan BUnct, the P~ leader:'in total ...... . ., ·a.nrord II ~mosti,v ... u1e Ill defense, "'1lcll iltowtd w/i1 IO y-.,.di to Sio Jose and ls 1016.~be \ion. The-· ba~e all OjlPOnt barely th'* )'ar9i per play. , If' the Raiden don1 1lip against San DI•&•>. they'll .WI be on top of th•lr 41ivlllon ping tolo aext w.ekmd'• im· p;ortant gam& hen with the BalUmore Colli, the !elm they lost to in Jut January'• AFC cbamplonshlp game. Arthur Ashe ind Rod Laver won quarterfinal matches Thursday night. Oklcer quickly defeated Riessen, a.3, f.3, 15-0, ii the 9econd match. But stanford, with a 5-l PICiUc.-8 record.-Js.assured of lhe bowl 11pot unless Cal wins and then is taken off NCAA pro- bation. 'galnst t.hi NCAA. '"' Although his football team is favored by almost two'touchdowns,..Ralston sal,d1 • 4 crold of more thin asi• wUl see Ibo; 74th Big Qam1. Sllrllord leldl, lhe ... 1es ~10 but wa•.-t 1111-fl . jlerkal<Y,..22·14, .. ILi WIY•ill thO ~ Bowt. 'Ille 197t .i& Qame will mart the blr1hday ol llllnlord Stadium. a o on Big Game Day 192'-1nd Cal ruined thi • .. .~ I ' C.!'1 returnln& st.ar1 Crom the 1970 vie· grand opening by winning 42-7, • ". , • . ' • • . . . -' \ ,. --· II DAILY PILOT Irvine Leag ll e ~Cfiampion-. - 1DAILY PILOT Pl'leM• rt JllclltN ll:Mllllr' -----...... Grower's Play - -- ·Thwarts Eagl~ In 7-6 Win By PHIL llOSS '" .... Dallf l'lttl ,,.. AppartnUy o~ c01n' i0£Mi ~·t havt too mudl to do with tht ft\111 OU~ come of prtp f66tball 1•rne1. Ask coach Dave Holland iOd llli COronl del Mar Sea Kings. Th<y Jo1t their ninth llral(llt~* coin-Oipplng ceremony Friday • Jut what the heck, the S.. KIJll• l!ill Oii" to idge cro11-dlllrict riv~ Eilaocla. T.t, ·at.Newport -Harbor HiJh . And, .aiuple4 will\ {-dl&on'a win ovtr. Fauntaln Valley and Uil A1amitc1 lb:lp- plng 'Magnolia, the Coronans llnllh up aa sole poasesaora of tht lrvlnt U~ tlUt with a S.2 record 411d a 7-1 overall lnark. best in the aehool'a 10.yearhiatory. Alfhciuab tMy were• outdone ln tht ataUatiCal dtpartment by Phil Brown'• ' Ea@:les (3-4, 4-5), the Sea Kini• came. -through in tht clutch. Traillog by 7-Q with 4,s, left In the con- , tesl~ the"Eijles took over for a wt.1lst1i atttmpt to elther catch. or oyertlke the coronans. And it alritoSt worked too . Estancia ripped OU Uff: 74 yardJ: in to . plays . with jUl'lior quarterback Oplck Boegel hitting M Danker la Joyce cm t 23-yat<LICOring 1frilte with _ jull II aecoods to go: The Eagles then lined up ror tbe two- point c<invtrsion and ruched into their bag of assorted trlcka to try and pull it out. CHUCK BOEGEL (11 ) LOOKS ON HELPLESSLY AS CORONA DEL MAR'S KE N CARPENTER (77) GOES FOR FUMBLED BALL. CdM WON' THE LOOP TITLE WITH A 7-6 WIN This: time, Boegel handed to Joyft ~n an end·around and ·the 131-pcund Ol!ltt r rolled to hi.J left, lofting a pa11 into the left comer of the end ione with a pair"of receivers in the viclrilty. Corona's alert 153-pOOnd John Grower was the~. howtver, and he came up with a bit or one-upm.Rnship by battlnl both lhe ball and one of the intended receivers to the ground. IN WILD SCRAMBLE FOR LOOSE BALL ~11 ' f()CC ·Plagued h.y Mistakes ~J n 33-7 Lo~s to Olympians '" "' By CRAJG SHEFF biggest damage. wi th 1:35 to go, scoring on a 24-yard pass l"'.------~·~'~"'~·~""~'~'"~"~"~"--::---::---:----;i;i;W;\illh';;,-ST,a:;n'-7D~~~o-i'':ih~ea0d,;;-;,7-0;c,,,_,,oc,,_c""'w:;•;;•:--;from Watkins to Dave Stock. Thal follow· Orange Coast College's football team g or a score ear Y 1n e secon eif anollierZil!OOJfY:flln'l?ilea: punt, fi&ured to be a littl e sl~glsh Friday stanza. Wheo the drive bogged down at night against visiting San Diego Mesa. the 12, Benny Ricardo attempted a field Coach Dick TuCker's OCC Pirates had goal from the 20· ilready \'.'rapped up a sbare or the South But 6-2, 2.'JO.pound Olympian de(enslve coast Coftference crown and were assured end Bruce Welker knifed through to block erberth in the state playo ffs next week. it, then picked fhe ball up at his own 45 :.Bul who was to believe just how bad an and lumbered down the sideline for the six-pointer. op. night the Bucs would have? •Orange Coast could do nothing right Ptiesa's first touchdown cam¢ after the l,ainsl Lile visiling 01,Ymp!Ans and in the initial blocked Bue field goal. fJ'hc Olym- process the Border City crew ran of! with pians drove 45 yards.In the first quarter 1 &hocking 33-7 victory. for the ,scoi;e with Let Davis going tile llnal four yanls.' Four pass lnterctptions, a pair of blocked field goal attempts, a bad snap OCC sµu appeared in it through most h d 1 I bl of the third quarter. Bui a couple of big ~.[I anal.her l rct·polnt try an wo um • crtttn; ""' the Bucs \\Tapped it up for ~1 punts contributed Lo Orange Coasrs MCSa. "' p,-st loss of the '71 campaign. · ·Wh the Pl t • c · z Ito •-•'It was a frustrating night for Tucker 's · en rt1 es reig a s,,y fu mbled a M~a punt at his own 10, tile hew-to say the least. Olympians ra-ovcred it and quickly 0CC finished with a big stalistical edge Marched in for a score-an eiRhl·yaJ'd ~total yardag~·ll7 -but it was the pass Crom Gene Walkins to Tony Smith. ~Lakes that really plagued the Bucs. Two plays l11tcr, Bue qu11rterbi1ck Alvin •"Tucker took ihe loss In stride. \Vhitt~ &ttt1npling lo throw !he ball aw;iy, "SOmcthlng qright usually comes oul of had it picked ofr by &-4, 250·pnund tackle every game. Ma,ybe this will give ug Im· Ciliiurle Millard. He chugged 56 yardJ Cor "1u1 to go ahead and win lt all," said lhe I.he toUchdown. DCC coach. OCC finally got on the board three He ~IS reftrrl~ to the playoffs which seCflnds Into lh11 fourth qu11rter when Ui"Frtaay 11t S•nla Ros11 JC: lef"e 1'1ohil1skl 11,·rnt one yard. Ricardo ker felt thlt the Buc.s' 1econd block· ·added the exlra point. 1 td field 10&.I ln the second quarter dld th• San Diego ~icsa addefi Insult to Injury 1 GA.Mii ITA.TISTICS "" 10lt1t c10 .. n1 ru1111.., F ir<! clown1 01u!119 Fl•tl downs "'n1lnn Tf!t l 11r1t down1 V1rd1 ru1lll111 V1rc11 111ulnt V1rd1 IMt • • • • Ill " " '" Net v-n11 v1111!'d P11nll/AV!"lll dlltlll(I Ptn1tllt1fYll'llt Otnll11fd F~l!'lbltl./Pr,imbl•s lost !~Ill "" '" Seo,.. By o.i1rt1t1 • .Sen 01N O MUI 1 1 U 0•11111e Co11t a 0 o H1 rl1lo•ld Lr,,.1+111ur v lll!f "'-""hid ...... """"'" Nt \'l&t Vt n!tMltlll TIMlll t ulle• l•ITlll- w~·-t~I Oevl1 ··~11· TO!ltl ~"''' 1"01 t • l o1111 •USHl!rlct Otll'ltl (HJI •• " • ' • I ' ' I u St~ 01111 M"' " • • " ' • l"ASSl!rlO Or1r11 Ce11t .. " " II • I ~ " St~ Olttt M111 " ' " " II • .. • " ' " '" " " " .. • IM .. , • • • ' "' • " I " '" "' ~ ., 7113 ~/!S '" .___,, ,_' rl .... • ,_, • .. " ·10 ' ' .. • .. ' ·-· " ·111 • "' • " ' " ' u " _,, I " ' " " " " '" "' ., " '" •• -·· • _.,. Chargers--Sta-gger Baron H·opes, 21-6 By ROGER CARLSON Of !ht Ol llr P'llllt Sit /I Edison High 's incredible jinx over Irvine League rival FounLain Valley con- tinued F'riday night as the Chargers of coach Vince Asaro blasted the Barons ' ti- tle and Cir AAAA foot ball playoff hopes, 21·6, before a packed house at Huntington Beach l ligh. The loss drops the-Barons into a mass ive tie ror second place behind champion Corona del Mar. IL was never close as the Chargers owned the game from start to finish. An impressive defensive effort, led by linebackers Steve Timmerman and Rocky Whan. and the front line of Bria n Bayless. Rick Campbell· Bob Hammon, Jeff Carter, Bill Ford and Joe Demetrakos stopped the· Barons cold time after time. _ · Fountain Valley had one fleeting Gaucho s Bid For 7th Win In '71 Finale Seven victories in a football season Isn't bad· for any team al\d that's Sad- dltbr.ck College's goal tonight (7;30) as f.he Gauchos entertain Chaffe y College in tM season finale at Mi ssion Viejo Hi!(h. chance at possibly turning It around when the Barons were down 14-& with Jess than seven minutes remaining. · Quarterback Tom Meunier of Fountain Valley connected to tight end George Pascoe and the blg Baron rambled 52 yards. to the Edison 28. But Edison's Rocky Whan came up with the defensive play of the night {or the winners six plays later when he sack· ed Meunier on a roll out and the · Chargers took over on the 22. Three plays later Jack Haynes broke over tackle and sped 71 yards for tbe clinching touchdow n. Fountain Valley had two other threals In the second half. The first fell short on the Edison 25. Then Bob Dudrey intercepted a Chargers' aerial lo set the Barons up for an IS.yard march. ~ Les ·Becher took it iR from nine yards out to pare the margin lo 14·6 with 3:25 left in the th ird period, A two-point con- version try was stymied by Terry Kipper. The fi rst half was totally dominated by the Chargers, who scored twice to assume their 14·0 lead. The winners made hay the firsl time they took possession, marching 80 yards in nine plays. Bob Smith's SO·yard dash through the middle was the big punch for Asaro's crew. Matt Mohulski made a touchdown-sav- ing tackle on Smith but the ChargerJ weren 't to ,be denied. . Quarterback Mark Harmon punched 1t ()Ver from one yard out with 7:42 left in (See CHARGERS, Pare 11) A tong Urne befOre those dramatic: tut few moments (33 aeconds to go in the first quarter) was whal turned out to be an anti~imax <>I 10rta-Corona'1 aole touchdown and decisive extra point boot. With irony attached, It was one of three Eagle fumbles (all lost to the Sel Kin&&) which set up the winning Points. After Bandel had pounced on Eltan· cia's most cosUy bobble at lhe Eagle slJ:- yard·line, it took his offensive mates four plays to move in ror the kill with Johnlon taking it over from four yardJ out m a fake into the line and a neat dance around right end. &b Ferraro's PAT kick emerpcf u the final difference. Time and time again, the E11lts marched deep into Sea King territory• on. ly to have an offensive threat Jtluelc.htd tiy killing errors-the three rumblei and a pass interception by Corona'a JoM Grower sticking out the most. OAM• ITATll TICI Flm dOw'll ru..,lnt Flfll dOW!ll •tul~I l"lrst dewn1 Mntllltl Tota• 11r11 downa Yl•ds nN!ll'ltl V1rdt •tl.11"9 V1•dt lot! N~I '>'11'111 1111\Pf P u"l 1/ A vtr '111 d I 1r.nct Plfltl!IH IY•nh • .,,.nu.i F11m!M1t1/Fumbl• i.t "" • • I • •• .. " •• UM "" "' Surti ff Out rttrt EUtlKil (&tMI ffl Mtr • • • ' . . "~"''8 Mllt1 t:h-... To!llt l"•l11cectto ..... 01 ..... JOYtt P1r111 lc~ullt Tot1l1 ,,.._ ..... •UIHIN• c.,_ .. 1 Mlf' "' " • " • " lltlllltll .. " ti ' I ' • ,..,,,, ... c.,..1 •11 Mer " u " " ' •• " " • " • u "' .. H P~I ' ' I ll1!1Ml1 • I • I • ' • " '" il " "' 11•1 ,,u '" ..... .__, ~ ... -" '-' ' IJ • ' '-' " u • u .. •• ' u • 10., • ·-· • .. ,. u " ... • ... il .... Coach George l.fartman's GaucOOs have produced a &.3 record thus far, but are ()~t of the Mission Conference running. Citrus has already wrapped it up. The game figures to be a defensive struggle. Chaffey is the top defensive team in the circuit. Coach Willie Rich a rd son 's Panther:s have a 3·2·1 conference mark with the lie and two losses coming in the last three games. -Ru stler s Attempt to Spoil The Panthers gear their attack around so phomore. halfback Sam Marshall, a 17G- Rio Hon~o's Title Hopes poundcr. He·s Chaffey's leading rushe(. Football warfare at G<>\den West Saddleback h8S imptoVedtmrrmd"GlJS"fy-College-grinds-to-1-halt-Salw:day night ln its last two games -especially-on or-fo1\owing a Southern California Con· fense where quarterback Bob Dulich ference {'lash with Rio Hondo on Uie gu ides the attack. Orange Coast Col!e)Je field (7:30). Dulich, a freshman from Mis sion Viejo Rio Hondo is hopeful the game will be a High , has passed for 1,037 yards this stepping stone ta future activity in the season. Including 68.1 yards in the last California state junior college playoffs three games. He's e<>mpleted 72 of 131 and a victory could give the Roadrunner1 with si~ going for touchdowns. such an opportunity. The &-10. 17D-pounder is also a running At Outset of the conference campaign, thrrat. Thus far he's picked up 206 yards Golden West figured ,all a possible dUe on the ground. contender but hard luck and close Dulirh's three chief targets will be finishes have roined that pos&.lbility, freshmen Bob Haupert an~ Tom Sim· Rio Hondo, the defending conference mans plus sophomore R_ick Geddes. champion, has been a mild surprise. The Haupert leads the team w1tli 34 recep-Roadrunners will aol only be trying to lions while Simmons has 30 and Geddes win on the field but will have one eye has caught 27. peeled toward the Los Ang~es City Hartman figures that a big key lo a College-East Los Angeles College gfme . Gaucho win depends on how well the Sad· East LA must win that one If the dleb«ck offensive line OOes. Roadrunners are to have a shot at the . "We're getting much better ,blocking playoffs. frnm our Une . but It's really ll'I for a Jn suc h a case, the three. teams would tough lest against Chaffey. They rtaUy lie and a coin flip would detennine the put the pressure on." playoff entrant. s•HltNc• L.1""'" But that Is another atory and Ol'le that ,,., ~~:;: w1. w1. ~:;:;: · ;..i. Golden West fieures In only In tht role. of ~E '*~~'i:J11 ;u ~ ~Ill G~ &poller. 2 A~df~'o" 111 j?~I •11•tQ Arter receipting for a 35..(1 defeat at the ~ r~:_i, 111' i?8 ~J =-~:f' f i handa of Rio Hondo a year ta:o. coach -IE ll~~~. t1t (1f; :~r~~~ ML,• Ray Shackleford's squad would like to • Guut~ !;B ~ ~:r~Mtr ~:, reverse the situation. :I g7£:... lft \~ &1l~" t> A Golden West wln would also brini the Rus tler season HCOrd to M-1 . Shackleford doean't pl~any ~ In his litlrting lineups pr1l1t1 tJ\e play of his twa . un lta despite • the somewhat .disapPointin1 record. While he doesn't 10 In much for tn. dividual statistical records, the Gcllden West coach admits th1t BUI Come.llus hu a"n excellent chance of becoming the RusUers' all·tlme offe.ne leader. He needs 123 yarda to take over tbe taat two siniie season marks aet by John Ina:lehart In his sophomore season. "Bill will cleflnil•ly be back at Goldin West.next season," Shackleford aays. • Which means he will take dead aim on the carff:r marks or lnglehart al out.let of the 1972 campaign. ' The Rustlers depend a grtlt deal tq' Comelim' piuing aame and ht ha• b6eJI avera1ing over 200 yard& per 1ame. i" Rio Hondo, on the other hind, hU put forth • devastatlllg around aame with sophomore. Oeonia Taranfo and DIM)' Lara doln1 most ot t.he bl! carrytna. 9ti!llM Wli! l.1-.• OHellW Oll- 1'11. •l•'IW WI. Wt. ,ltf tl' \l SlllUl!\rtell'>' 11J lU ~•11"n•rl H•rMr ue 1t11 11111r• i llobtfHllOI 115 190 ,,,..,.,,,,,,. P11wlttw1 !fn ltJ d'fitNI• lltu" l~ ltJ Mriii.tl ~~ Ill ·~ I!!!! ' COrMI~~. 1N l:& m; I' ~:'rt:., '195 i:I ~=~: I' C• 7S 1N Cf\1\'11 • ... .• .. ' .. S1turd.y, November 20, 1971 DAILY PILOT Jt :=F.alcons.___Ease-~. _, -To 22-rO Win ·over · Mesans By ARMAND HANSON Ol flit CMlllY , .... ll&ff . . Costa P.(e:sa's dramaUc finish last week when Corona del Mar nipped ·the Mustangs at the V(lre, 15-14, apparently took a lot of zing out of their fine perform~ce for the first 47 minutes against the Sea Kings last week. Friday night at Santa Ana Bowl they were upended by Santa Ana Valley, ·22-<t, in an Irvine League footba11 contest the was a lot more one.sided \han the s,core. · Valley dominated the play throughout the game, yet it wasn't until wilh 7:19 left. in the game that the Falcons were able to put the game away. The Mustangs received the Openlilg kickoff aQd lost three yards in four plays. A -partially deflected punt gave the Falcons possession on the Mustang 40'and in seven plays lhey bad a six point lead . Martin VanderRoest sneaked in on a quarterback keeper !rozr. the one after Joe Glaspie and Rantly Kelley had covered the other 39 yards. again lhrea~.J>ut just when It ,.... ed they wtte"1 going to get somethb\g golng, Jay Craig intercepted a pass and ran through a broken field 59 yards for lhe TD that broke Mesa's back. Van- derRoest ran the two-point conver1ion to up tm score to ZU. After the kickoff the Mustangs drove all 1he way to the Falcon five only to have another pass interception end the scoring tllttat. Bob Bomboy with runs of 25, six and six highlighted the drive. Jan Marchiorlatti caught one pass for 12 and Desmet got a lj--yard gainer ta ic· count for the longest chunks of yardage. The Mustangs ~ad another chance when Steve · BrQwn came 'UP with · a fumble recovery. But by that time it was. too late.· Darnell was sacked for an 18- yard Joss and then the last time the Mustangs got the ball they promptly lost it on another interception. It was merciful that the score was only 22--0 the way the ball was bouncing awaY, from the ~sta Mesa eleven all nlgbL Diahlo~ End • DAILY P'ILOT ,.,.... ht L9e ,...,.. The ease with Which Valley seemed able to drive in for the TD made it ap- pear that the Mustangs were in for a rout. The Falcons were detennined to give their school their ·first winning season 1n many years. But the gritty Mustangs withstood every challenge throughout the re- mainder of the first half. Pat Kalama in-Campaign; .. EDISON'S JACK HAYNES (24) SETS SAiL ·ON 71·YARD TD SCAMPER WITH ART BIGELOW SET TO HIT FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S RON STONE · Uni ·Almost Sta~ ~ell Tale ·,. ;Pulls It Off :!In 19-13 Loss By GENE LUBE Of tht O.n1 P'lltf Still Golde11 Hawl{s Fly Higl1 In 28-7 Blitz of La guna Sometimes the preps steal a page out af • the pro's playbook and come through .• with a game just as exciting. Such was the case Friday night when • the Brea-Olinda Wildcats expladed twice ·with great passing attacks in rallying ta defeat the University Trojans, 19-13, at Mission Vieja Stadium. • The game, the final 1971 Orange · League !QOtb~ll co.ntest. for both teams, :. left Brea at .f..Z and University at 2-4. , And. it\Upugh , the, Tr~H•ns lost, they '> deliveted a splendid e!fori, outga'ining their faeJ on the ground 11 to _9, ~ in- • 'dicated they'll return next season with a fine quarterback in junior Gary Wilson. , • Trailing 12.0 in the fourth quarter,. , Wilson and the Trojans scoi'ed two TDs .,11.nd a conversion to give University a 13- "12 lead. , , BUt the victory was not to be for the Trojans and after the kickoff, Wildcat quarterback Cort!y Leyton, who also had a gt-eat night, struck quickly, hitting Dan Carpenter an a 22·yard pa ss and then throwing a 34-yard TD bomb to Carpen- ter.· Keith Uivelady's kick was good for the eventual l!H.3 Brea win. ' Yet Wilson still had a good night for University, completing seven for eight passes for 89 yards that not onl.v kept the Trojans in the game but brought out the best in the Wildcats. Wilson proved that when he was behind, ~ had the paise to deliver the big ,'play. clicking an aerials to Bob Patterson : and Willie-Jannan good for 19, 17 and.11 · yards, that put the ball at the Brea five •from where Bill Riddle bulled over in two • plays. • Bob Gill's kick was good and University ·was behind only, 12-7. · : Then midway through the final quarter, : Trojan George Harney blocked Mike · Seeba's punt at the 3&-yard line and chas· ed the rolling ball 'all the way inta the end :zone. The PAT attempt failed, and the ·Trojans led, 13-12. , But even though Wilson was great, be was competing against a high school Q!J who played like a pro. Leyton wouldn't quit, returning after being knocked out cold to launch attacks lhat paid off with TDs. With the score Ued, 0-0, after the first ,. By MILES CANBERRA 01 lh1 Dally Plltl Sl11H The injury·ptagued Laguna Beach Artists. playing without eight offensive starters, turned in a gutty defensive perfonnance at Bradford Field in Placen· tia Friday night before falling to the Golden Hawks of El Dorado, 28-7. Clearly oubnanned by the Galden Hawks in the Orange League encounter, the Artists had to rely on a defense spearheaded by Bob Gill and Mark Diercks ta make it an uncamfortable homeeoming for El Dorado. The lack of an offense proved to be the Arti sts' downfall. Bill Robertson , filling in for the injured Gary Fisette at quarterback, pla yed rea sanably well can· sidering he ha s been a defensive back all year. But the Artists' offensive attack lacked cohesiveness all night and the final statistics clearly tell the tale. The Artists only managed 43 net yards on the ground and added another 43 through the air. 1t1eanwbile, El Dorado gained 390 yard s behind the threesome of quarterback fl.fike Moore, running back 1t-1ike Adams and sensational receiver Tany 1t1adau. However, the Golden Hawks' total yardage doesn't reOect how well the Artists played defensively. Laguna·s defenders had to play almast three- fourths of the game as the Golden Hawks ran off 68 plays to only 39 for the Artists. The 1-2-3 punch af Moore, Adams and Madau was a pleasure to watch aperate. The left-handed Moore connected on 10 of 20 passes for 159 yards and two touchdowns. Adams was even more impressive statistically. The hard-charging senior carried 27 times for 148 yards. But as good as Moore and Adams played, Madau was even better. The slim pass receiver caught two touchdowns, grabbed four other tosses, intercepted two passes and made several open field tackles. Except !or an early mistake, El Dorado was completely in charge. The Hawks one error came with 8:32 1eft in the opening quarter when Diercks broke through the line and blocked a punt. quarter and neither team giving up too B } much on the ground In the ~ond w arnecke, ea ' Spike Atkinson picked up the lose football and raced 31 yards ta score. El Dorado went to work after that, but they could never really put the Artists out of reach. The Golden Hawks led 9-7 at haUtim~ and carried a 22--7 advanta ge in-· to the final quarter. Interestingly. the Hawks scored their last touchdawn with anly 34 secands re· maining on an _intercepted pass. The in- teresting paint here is that El Dorado went for the twcrpoint conversion. That's what you might call carrying out a crusade for a loss Laguna pinned an the Golden Hawks a year ago. GAMI! STATl$TICS Flrll downs ruVllng Flrll downs PIUl"ll F lrsr downs penalties Tgte! fin;! down' 'r'•l"dl ru!ll'll"9 • Vers p1ssln111 V1rd'I lot! Ntl Yltdi fflrle<i Punts/AVtrll9'1 dl!llf!CI P•MlllHfY•rd! penellrtd F umbln/FurNllH l~I " ' ' ' • " " ~ .. 3/U l /IS "' •• " ' ' ~ ·~ '" " "' 2111 ·~ "' ~or• '' Ou•rltrt L11111111 Bt1cl1 1 o It I , ' • El OOr1do 6 J l ~ 6 •USHINO LIJUM lt•ch fdl YJ P.Cottlm I M rl f Vf. ' " 0 l.' Wi"thlo 6 19 Rot>l!rbon 6 I 16 .1.1 AA~ 1 O I ·1.0 'f.l I.I Tot•l1 2• il ·-"""' ,,~ H•YS Tol1l1 21 lll l SS J ll 0 7.7 5 ~ ' 5. ' It 0 70 l 10 0 3J 21 70.5 4l 2}.I 2J 5.• P'ASSINCJ Lltulll Bt•<h " K " . £1 tlor•dG ~ " ' ' , ' ,.. " "' ' • ' I I " K• " -·~ I .. ·"" ' ·"" • .... ID ... < quarter, the situalian changed rapidly lll the last minute af the first half. Leyton hit D. Carpenter with 38 and 2 Bannon Accorded t---1----Yard...sU:lke.s, then after ralling out f?r,..---------------1;...~ Seven yards, cannected to---carpentt ' ·again lor a ti.yard TD pass. All-loop Honors GAMa STATISTl'I u f lfll d~I ...... ~I"• ' Ftrsl doWlll PIUI"' • Finl dgwnl Hl'l•lllts , V1rd1 rulhl"' '" 'r'•rcl• Nlllnt •• V1rcl1 IOI! " Net l'l rdl tilned •K Punl\/A....r .. 1 dl1l•11C1 '"' P1n1llllt/Y1nf1 Pllllllzecl .,. Fumblft/Fumtltts 1oat ., kiri "' Oll•l"ttn IJ"'vtrllll' • ' ' ono • • • P'ASllNCJ Ulllwnltr N K ... .... .. M ""' • " WltlOll , ' Hall ~ ' C•ll • TlllMI ~ llO .... ·w·~ • " ......... ' " H•rmon • " ,,_ • " lW ... • " .... ' • s-111" • ' -I ' Tot•!• u .. •UIHINO Ulll\'tnlll' .. H "' wn-" " I ••• , • • TDlll• " " I "" I • ' ' ' " m " "' •131 '"' '" lJ-13 7-lt .. ... ' u • ••• ' ·U " •••• ' u K ... ' u ' ... • u ' u K .. u I -1.0 • u • ... " ... " '" ... .... ' ... •• .... Orange Coast College sophomores Tom Warnecke and Dave Bannon, along with freshman Mike Beal have been named ta the All-South Coast Conference water palo first team , selected by circuit coaches . 'The three helped gulde OCC's Pi"rate!I to a shan!: of the conference title with Fullerton JC. FuUerton and Santa Ana also landed three players on the first team. F JC's Jim Kruse, Tam McLah1 and Larry Palte made it while goalie Terry Tern· pus, Dennis Ltpovac and Steve Casey represent Santa Ana . ML San Antonio placed Mike Kennedy on the first team while Cerritos' Gregg ?ttartens al.so made it. OCC's :Pt-latt Greer. 1t.1ike O'Brien and Bob WUrster were accorded second team hooars while Bue goalie Rad RoM and teammate Bill McAneney were honorable menti on. CHARGERS . . tercept¢ a pass in the Mustang end zone ~-,-,~-to-halt-one-drive.-- The Mustang_ defensive team rose to the occasion to""1alt the Falcons twice on (Continued From Page 18) the fir.st period arld Gary Balch toed the first of three PATS. The second tally came on a 40-yard drive that culminated with Whan's one. yard smash into the miQdl~ Bul despite the nifty runs of Haynes Rnd Smith~ and the dashes by Fred 11ernandez• ·Harmon and Balch,· it was that defensive cre'v that paved the way for the triumph. Fountain Valley had six first downs for the night -ane in the first half. GAME STATISTICS • Fin l dow(is ni!ll'lln9 ll l"lrd clgWf\I Piiiing 1 Flrll downs 11r11•lllu 1 To111 11•11 down$ 16 V1rt11 1ustil119 Jn 'r'•rds P1sslnt1 311 Y•rds IOU II NII Yllnll 1•1~ ~2 Pu11!s/#li....,.1111e d!1t1me l /3' PtMlll!S/Yards Pr"llllled 6111 Fumb~s/Fumbltt lost 21 Score bf Ou1rltJ1: FV • • • ' ~ " " ·~ 6/Jl 1/10 I ll Fount~ln V•llev o o ' o-' Edll!O!' 1 1 o 1-21 Meunier MOll11l1kt 5tPUIVedl Becllrr ~lco!m To!1l1 Htr!T*I WOM ~rn..-det Ht\'~ B1ldl SmHll Delnflrakm f gl1ls .Mtu11ler PIU!.On Tor11s Hermgn Bogard 9.idl To11l1 •UsHING F01.1n!1I" •V•lllJ "' ' • • • • " EdiMft " • • " , ' ' " "ASSlNO Founllln VIUIY .. K " ... ' ' " • Edison • • ' ' , I II • .. " I VJ, • tt •J,5 ' • " ~ • '' • • ••• • , I.I ~ " 1.0 " " 1.• " • '·' " • ... ·~ • ••• • ' li.O ~ • " " • ... "' " ,_, "' .. '" ' " ·"" ' ' .... I " ·'" ' • .... ' " .lll ' " .... I .. .m the 25 to keep the score a respectable 6-0 at halftime. After ·1ntennission, however, the Falcons look a 14--0 lead as they drove 59 yards in 13 plays, the score coming on a one-yard blast by Glaspie. VanderROest passed to Wayne Moore in the end zone for the two-point conversion. The Mustangs gave ground gruding\y on the drive, but the three· and f9Ur-yard gainers were interspersed with one ~3 yard pass and a lO~and·an 11-yard gain by Glaspie and VanderRoest. Following the kickoff, the Mustangs OAMa STATllTl'I Firs! cio-s rushing Fl.flt d0...,s•pe11lnt 1"lr1I llloWlll peMHlff To!l1 first doWM 'r'llflh "'11111111 'V1rds P9Hillll Y1rds loll NII 1•rtl1 p ined PUl'llt/AveflDe dlslll!CI Penaltln /Y•rdl P1Mll11d f umbl•/Fumb!" loll lcor1 r, OU1rl•n (0111 Mi5ll 5.A. V•lllV BomlXl~ De!IMJ K1!1m1o °"""' Dim.ii To!1f1 G1•1Pll K•lltY Vllnd .. 11:-1 ll:obefls Cr•l9 Hlr>OIOll M lk!n Tor1ts 0.•"•" Kala ml Toll ls VandrrRoest M lkm Tol•l1 • • 1.USHIMO Co111 Mnl "' " ' ' ' • " S.A. Vlllty " " • ' , ' I • P'ASSINO C.1!1 M.w .. H " ' ' • " ' I.A. Vtlloy " • I ' n • CM , • • ' M " " .. 1/11 ,,. VI ' • • • .. • " n ' • M .. .. • • " ' ' "' '" • ' • ' • ' ... " • • " "' " n "' .,. 10/100 Ill .... 0-n "~-" ... ' u ' '' ' ... • ·1.~ ll 1.0 • 10 • '·' ' •.I " ·2.• ' ••• • ... • ... n 1' " "" " ••• • ... .. ••• " ... ' ... " ... - lw,,. " , .... I ' Tot111 II • "' • .. I IU .... 1 .... .... · Orange Coast apens play In the Southern California JC tourney Tuesday against Golden West In a 4:30 game at Long Beach City college. FOUNTAIN VALLEY !\ACK TONY SEPULVEDA 122) SCOOTS THROUGH EDISO!f LINE IN 21-4 LOSS - • Bow, 28-13 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of Ille Dtlt'f P'lltl Stiff Crestview League opponents al' e already talking to themselves abaut ne;xt seubn as coach Vince Deveney'& Orange High Panthe'rs concluded the 1971 football season with a 28-13 vlctary aver Mission .Yleja HJgh at the El Modena stadlmn l'riday night. . A pair of Juniors and a sophomn did most of the damage to coach Bob Hivner's defenseless Diablas and the Panthers clased aut the campaign with a 5-3-1 record, giving evtry indication lhey will be back ln the uue picture· ne:xt aeasaa . • Steve Wllter, a ll1100lh. operating quarterback who runs the option, drives up lbe middle and ~Uy pages with perfection· was ttie mu Of the boUr for the Panthers. Walker scOred three of the four touchdowns, gained 100 yards rushing and passed for 56 mare. His running mate at tailback, dint Skaggs, carried for 69 yards but failed to scare against the Mission Viejo squad. • Walker opened the scorlng_wltb a_3j yard Scamper through the line and then eluded the secondary, one by one as he twisted and turned on his way to the goal line. ...~ He tallied the other two on runs of five and ane yard as the Panther scoring machine hit the end zone in every peried. And like the oldtlme movies, "you ain't seen oothin' yet." The fourth score was made on a SS. yard run around left end by Kevin Howell -a tenth grader with two additional years of eligibility remaining. M'ission Vie}o was never far out of It, althaugh it trailed lhe entire game . The Diablo defense held for four downs Inside its seven-yard stripe in the second quarter and just prior to halftime• scored the first af two touchdowns. The scoring play eame an only the se- cond pass af the first half by Mission Vie.· ja as Gary Wood stepped back and fired the bomb to end Tadd Laypart on a play that covered 70 yards. t. Laypart gathered the ball In at Orange 41 and alltran a pair af defensl e secondary men. Dan Brennan t'Onverted and it was' 14-7 at halftime. Fittingly, the final Mission Vlejc> touchdown af the season was scored by the team's workharse running back far the past three seasons -Aundre Holmes. The flashy star went one yard for tfle score but carried 22 times during th-.: game for a 4.2 average in bl.s final high achool contest. * * •AM• ITATISTICt MV •• !"int down• l'\llllt1111 II • • Fl•ll dO-• NHlnt , . ' First ctow!ll Pl!lflllff • ' Tot•I l!rsl downJ " I" V1rd1 n11~lng '" n• Y•!"dl ptSSlll9 • '" Ylrd• IOll • ::ii Nirt yard1 111lnld ~· Pun1S/AYfl'lt1• d!1ft11t• "" ,,. P'-lllHIY1rds ptn.1llu.f ,,. ,,. f111nblft/Fvmbln IOll Ill ~· lm-e '1 OM'1en -,. MIHlort Vlt!O • ' • ... ,, Or•ne• ' ' 1 1-a , •USMl"O Mlllllftl Vlt,. " .... •• " ,_ " ~-• !:I .. ,_ ,,. " • -• " • ••• ·-I ' • u "-' I " • "~ Tot•lll d IOI • ... ··-.. _ " .. • P. W1111ttr II ·~ n _,, " llO I H•IT1• I , • Tff•hi ,, ., " •• P'All1H Mh•flltl Vltfl N K ... " -~ -" • ' M ...... W1!11tr ' ' • N 1:::1 lffllclrt•U I I • • T11ra1i " ' • 1• "" ) • f ' ft DAii. V •llDT · Bluejackets ' . . Tahhecl .hy 6 O~erColony Coach Don 'Lolit's Newport Harbor High Sallon put the linllhlnr touches on ~J971 foo\ball aea""I tonli)tt when they t.... to La Palma Stadium to batUe ~ , lllP la ~ SWlset Leaiue, ~e .• 'D1e tidoo!J.11 •tod lor I o'clqck ond ~VlsltlnsiBlilejfel<~ are rare sll<-point E 'to•dump the Qolonlsts. • rt Harbor hui been victorious in MWen ol 35 prevjqus CODtests wttla ~ ln • aeries datio& back to 1,133. ~:~ once have· the-Tan been JUc- ceilful tn back-to-back clashes with the I -that was when Al Irwin was Newport. in lMi-M. .Johnson•• Sailors 1 bocked last year, 7..f, and it pcoVided SW')' victory to gain a tie for the SW\let Lelgue championship with coach Cl!ft VanHoorebeke'IJ .ColorUits·. tent's crew Is a slx-polnt choice tonight because of the overwbelmfni'" defensive ability of tackle Terry' Al b,rittOn, lin!backer Jim SwiCI:, backs BW Whit• ford and Grif Amies plus other standouts. If""~--The Anaheim offensive machine 11811 betn bogged doJm' wjlh 13 intercepti9ru: hahlpering the colonists and this i5 ·an area in whiCh NewpoJ1 excels. fr,nd, the Sailors' offensive setup has been 1a-n ct I on Ing • better wlib quarterbacks Kevin Reeser and Steve Bukich at the controls. Junior QBs Steve C01eman and Ron Anton have been controlling the Anaheim offense and they have a couple . of breakaway threats ln the backfield in Kirt Bethke and Howard Carson. "' ,. Bethke bu gined 213 yirds, Carson 3M }'Ards and_ J act Ohanian bas 249 yard! and fiv.e TDs to pace the Auaheim attack. Newport'~ big rwmlitg gum have been BRYAN KERNS (65) LUNGES. FOR HUNTI Nl;TON'S STEVE PICKFORD. DON SPREEMAN (63), BRETT WHITE (8) JI M MARTIN (15) ARE NEARBY Tony HOl"Y1lth and Dan Seal!.· · Horvath isn 't expected to play because of a back injury, however, and Lent has inserted Mi~ Thompson in hls place. Seals has gained 386 ya'.rds in 81 car- ries .. One of Newport.'1 best we:a-pons is Amles, -...ell fu -llu1ing .. d punt returns. ·I He's scored lnJne touchdown• and nve: have come on pl.ay1 ·covering'IO yards or better on punt returns, interceptions and pasi catches. . A ·victorY for Newport would give the Sailors a 6-3 final mark. A Joss for Anaheim would make the Colonists' record 4-S -the first losing 5ealOD since 1952. ~·-' ..... W:-.... ~...., ... ~ __ .,. JI· , .. ~ .... ~E ~r:aiJ..~1' 1. tft:' = " ~ r.~w ~ t" ~r~:"' ii fi ·:~ '~•1 ·e- r' ~' la 1 1 ~tfonl I lwlCk • 209 ltt ""11" ·Newport Rmis' To Loop Title; • Marina .Second I • Newport Harbor and Bishop Amat high schools wrapped up overall cross coilntry titles Friday in the SlDlset and Angelus Leagues. Coach Bert Donald 's Newport Tars ad- ded gloss to their 7--0 dual meet record with a victory in ~ Joop final i at the c.entral Park course In Huntington Beach. Amat, meanwhlle, overcame a strong challenge from Mater Del's Monarchs in capturing the Angelus crown at Heartwell Park In J.Dng Beach. , Newport annexed the Sunset varsity ti· tle by 'lcoring 39 points, outdistancing runnerup Marina (t$) and third place Santa Ana (77). other Orange c.oast area aggregations involved in the varsity tabulations were Huntington (4th, 71) and Westminster (5th, HS). ' Top individual honors In the Sunset meet went to talented senior Marc Genet of Santa Ana, who buzzed around the Central Park layout hi 9:M. Best lndlvldual "effort by an area J'l,m- ner was the 9:S3 second place clocking turned tn by Marina' a Bob Phillips. · Golden ·west Faces· Pirates In JC Playoffs .. Playing its best defensive game of the season, Golden West College's water polo team posted a 7-4 victory over Rio Hondo Friday at Cerritos, advancing the RusUcrs into the Southern California JC playofls Tuelday, at Long Beaj:h Ci c:Onige, " . ..::!' -, " • Golden West will meet Orange Coast'• Pirates in the fu.st lamMi uu et ~:io .. n•\1 be the first time In two years the two rivals have met. Rio Hondo and the Rustlers tied for the Southern California · Conference chem· pionship with 7·1 records. Friday's playoff was necessitated when only one SoCaJ team was allowed to enter Tuesday's tournament. Ross Mcintyre, Howie Johnson and goalie Eddie White paced the Rustler vie· tory. Mcintyre, the SoCal circuit's player of the year, fired in three goals while Johnson had two-both coming in the third quarter when the Rustlers pulled away to a safe margin. And White blocked a penalty throw just a minute before the halftime intermission with Golden West leading, 3-2. Scort by Quarten Rio Hondo 1 1 1 1-4 Golden West 1 2 3 1-f Golden West sroring-Johnson 3 , Mcintyre 2, Rossi 1, Hoops 1. Phillipi was followed in by area run-- nen John Holcomb (1:54 ) of Newport, Ken Martyn (9:59) of Marina ond Robert An!•I (t0:00) of Huntln&toD. er ts just • freshman aftd..,hoit-__., coach Paul Wood 5114.of him afterwards, "he's quite a boy. ije really came through when he had 'to." Other area competitors Placing in the top ts were Newport's Craig Clarke (7th, 10:04 ) Randy Cross (8th, 10:05), '1'11\l Rudy (10th, 10:06) and Art Batson (11th 10:07), Marina's Jay Rodgers (tth, 10:05) and Bill Reed (13th, 10:06); and HWl· tington's John Mullins (14tll1 10:11) and Marc MIJdidl (lSth,10:19). c,...a.11 s ... ttt L.eet\lt •1Mlt .. ' C...-•I ••rt• "·L """' l G-' ISAI t~I t. •llHllf!I (M) t :a 1 l. ~ tHHI t~J.41 4. MMt'tll IM) t :ffl $. Mfel (Ht lt1•1 .. Cll!lnOllY iSA) lt:h: J. ci."'• tlftO IO:Ml t. Cr.... CklO lt:&JI f. llodWt IMI lt:Ofl II. lludy INHI l•:MI ti. • .,_ {MIO 10:•11 Ul IC. C:ll!IMll¥ !SA,) 11!.,L 1l. ll..,; Ult'! 111•1 I • #!9fllM lHI ) 11:1'1 I .wtOte11 ot•1 11:1t. V•rtltT ICOl'IM: M-1 Hart>or Jt, Metlnt .U. S.t>l9 ,,.,.. 11. Munllfll., s..dl '9, wntml!llltr 1.&f, WHltM'I 1 .. L.Oett 111, MWlm ,_,., • J1111:W "'"""' 1, NtUtefl !Ml it:MI 1. HffiteWlnll cNHI '9:'41 1. IJWrft IW1'11 1114'1 4, lrftl'iCJ; (M) 10:•: S. l,..,..... fHll lt:J01 6. Slfrit~lt lNH I lti.111 1, lw*f'lllJ OIM! 1t:S4/ L Jtnft CW°'l'I 11:»1 t . Cl'"'""" 1"'-.i) 11:~1 It. Oii! !WmJ lt:P • ._Ifill; Wtt11'11_. '1, ...,,._, Htrbor II, M .. '1<• .>\, ,1.,,,., 1~.0fl li•X• lU, S'·"" M• 111. W•I• •fl 117. LMr• "'· .M.ntlm - ,, WI...,, 1H•r 11:,~.,.t..i\lt [Wm) 111111 I, ll'ltttr' (M !!tUI 4. Mll'lhtr (ttH) ll:ltt I, Mtllt fMI 11!1tr .. lllnflltrt CM) 1!1'91 7, 'l(el!ltrt 1W•I Late , Scoring Pass Sends . Marina Past Oilers, 20-17 By RON EVANS .01 lh• O•llT P1i.1 sru1 Greg Foster "hit Scott Wheeler with a ~scoring toss with 1:09 left to play, liftµJg Marina High School out of the Sunaet League cellar and giving it a 26-17 win oVefi 'the Huntington Beach football forces Jn a game played at Westminster H~ Ji.'i.lday night. » The bomb allowed the Vikings to finish league play with a 2-5 record and dropped the Oilers into last with a 1·5-1 mark. Huntington appearetl to have the game under control when the Oilers held the Vikings oh the Oiler four with 2:42 re- maining, after Brett White had broken a 14-14 deadlock on a 22·ya rd field goal at the 7:50 mark or the final period. But t1a rina's defense proved equally as tough· forcing Huntington to punt from its 15-yard line with 2:04 left. Taking over on lbe Oiler 47, coach Leon Wheeler's crew went the requi red distance as sophomore Foster hit on t~·o of five pass attempts. The first came on a third.a nd-ten situa- tion. with Rod Brown making a snag on the 24-ya rd line. Two plays later Foster connected with Wheeler on the seven· yard line, who bounced off one ta&ler in· to the end zone and the win. A1ike Lacy's anti-climatic point after try was deflected. In maintaining their inter-city cham· plonship, the Vikings were forced to come from behind on two occasions. They spot- ted the visitors a 7-0 advantage in the first quarter when Steve Pickford, who netted 157 yards, culminated a 60-yard· nine·play drive, slipping in from five yards out. White's kick made it 7-0, 1:57 before the period ended. Taking the Oiler kickoff, Marina moved 60 yards in seven plays to lie the score at the 11 :08 mark of the second period. Dan Well s glanced off two tacklers to sco re on a nin e-yard run and Lacy's kick tied it, but the key play of the drive was a Foster to Brown pass whi"ch moved the ball 36 yards to the Oiler 12. On the Oilers first play from scrimmage after the kickoff Ken G~ossc iriterccpted a Jim P.1artin pass arid returned it to the Hunti ngton 46-yard line. Paced by Wells' running, Marina moved to the one.yard line where· on a third down play, Foster faked to Wells and followed his block into the end zone 6: 12 before the half.· Lacy's ki ck made it 14-7. Coming back to life in the third period, th e Oilers moved 63 yards with the open· ing kickoff and tied the score at the 8:26 mark as Pickford sprinted his way to the left corner of the end zone from 10 yards away and White added the conversion. Later White's punt to the Marina one- Y.ard line set_ up his field goal when the Vikings stalled and gavt the ball back on their own 37. The Oiler drive was stopped on the five and White's 22-yard )>oot gave !funtington its short.lived 17-14 l"ead. CAMI!' STATISTICS " • First down1 ru1rilng " " First dOW!I lj»lllnO ' ' Fin! dowrts peii1lllf1; ' ' Total flrtl dOWf\S " " Y1rd1 rusnino "' "' Yards po11 lt>g ~ u Yftrd1 '"' " • Ntr yftrdl gal'ltd '" "' Punl1/Averag1 dl1t1nc1 ~/Jj 3/H Penanl1111/Yard1 J>en&llud l/2!· 3/U Fumlll1111/Fumbl1111 1r11 •II VO Sc1r1 "' Outrten Huntlno!on Beech ' ' ' ,_,, Marin• ' " ' ~-RUSHING H1111tlngl!HI IHe'I "' " YI ...... Plcktord " ... " '' M1l1Dry • • ' '·' A~r.r111mson • " ' ,., Marlin • ' " ••• FllknrH • " ' ... Tor.It • "' " ... AUrllll Fosler ' a • '·' Wrlll " • ' ... Hirua • ~ ' '" ElllMM'I I • • ~· ._ .. " " • "' Tota It .. '" • " •ASS I NO H11nt1119lon 11.ac~ .. ~ ... '.: "' /Mrllt> ' • • . .. M•rlM Foslrr )) ' u .m -l\JIJJ I,_ W'lJlft~ (Wl'fl' 11:'31 f, Jll•lnf Wm) !Ml It, M•fNll (HGI IJ :ff, SC.11111 : Mtrtni U, Hl.ll!llllfle!I a11t11 It, Wttl- mltwt.r n, Nt"'*1 Her• f4, knit AM 1'4 HUNTINGTON'S STE VE PfCKFORD,MOVES FOR A GAIN AS MIKE WATTERS BLOCKS OUT MARINA'S Bl.LL STUART. MARINA WON, 20.17 I ' SC· Battles Villa Park '· . In Finale Two clH!erent ktods cl •lluklni r..t- ball• teorns wW be on dlaplay tonlllhl when Villa Parll:'I SpartlDI meet thl" !an Clemente Tritonl In a Creltvlew Lequt f1na! at El Modena Hlgl> . . Tbe Spartene >re Dve-polnt lavorttq to tack on their fourth conucuUve victory when the opening tlcl:off 1eta under 'l'•Y It I o'clock. At the same tbne, eo1ch Tom Elda' Tri\on• will attempt to put the braua to a tbfee.t;ame loss 1ll:ein-of their own. It'• a conlrootatlon pltUng the apeed ond quickness of Villa Park qalnat San Cemente's overall enormou1 1be. Tbe SPartan midgell Include 11&-pound quarterback Kirk Reidinger, a · junior sprintout speclali1t; and 15 0-poun d aophomore tallbacll: T.ony LoPiccolo. Even up front there's not mUcb 1lze for the Villa Parll: crew, coached by former , 'Newport Harbor High assistant Ted Mullen. EVldence includes the Spartans' In· terior line stars--guardllne backer Tong Kincaid (170), center Frank Koski (17$) and defensive end Jim Morrill (175). And even while the Trilons alto f~turt some talented small people. (like 145- pound running backs Clart J11Tett and Jose Malagon), it's size .wbich 11 a •trooc suit for them. , Junior quarterback Bill Kenney ls 11 big (or bigger) as anybody on the Vila Park line at &-3, 210 and he's allO Im- proved in the throwing department He's protected by the likes of 21J..pound Bill Madden, 2.10-pound Randy Paulloo and 235-pound John Romero. As for game, plans, Eads bope1 to keep the Spartan' defense honest with line thrusts by Malagon and Jarrett and Kef\6 nedy'&. aerials. With this in mind, Mullen •ys, "I think they 'll really fill the air wJth passes. And we'll try to dJscourage tht,m. "But," he adds, "we have to be sharp from the start -otherwise I look for ua t O be behind," I Villa Park won a wild contest, ta.15, last season at San Clemente. 11111 ci-•N ~ OfttplM oet. ... '"-•L.IYtr WI. Wt. •1.1nr · SE K!nt 140 JlO •111h011 T RotMro 2S5 235 llomtr9 G Maddfn 2JJ llO Gltcemlnl c PauLion 210 110 ClltlMftl G 1!10Uf9 U& 1 U Dunlltm T G!1comlnl llO llS Huth TE Hun• lU ns MtOdl!I 011 .ICfnMY 210 1.U Mal- 111!1 Mal .. .., l.U uo Sellin RB J1rr1n 145 IG J errett FL SeHrr1 uo ,,., o.,...,, Football Still · . ,, The Big ltem On Television .. .. I ~~ ti ... " " • College football fans get a television doubleheader today with the UCLA Bruins-USC Trojans gBme telecast from the C.Ollseum at 12:45 on ChaMel 7 starting the day's activities. The same channel will bring the Notre Dame-Louisiana State University game live from Baton Rouge, La. beginninl at 5 this evening . For those who caN! lo re.hash the Bruin-Trojan skirmish,. Channel 5 will do the honors Sunday afternoon at 4 and Cllannel 11 will wrap up the tr1ple telecut at 11 that evening. The Wide World of Sports -on ABC's Channel 7 was scheduled to bring the Muhammed A I i -B u s t er Mathl.1 heavyweight fight at 11 this morning but a last minute change of plans may 1wltch the program to another event. . On the pro football scene, Channel 2 will air thi! Dallas C.Owboys and Washington Redskins begfnning at 10 Sunday with Channel 4 bringing the San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders at I. The Monday night game on Channel 7 features the Green Bay Packers facing the Falcons in Atlanta. Air time on lbe west coast is 6 o'clock. Highlight films of college games a1oni. with a bol.ing doubleheader on Cbanntl I st 8 tonight round out the weekend aportl menu. For those . looking ahead, the Los ·Angeles Kinjs and St. I.Duis Blues are on Channel 5 at 6 Tuesday night. rooAY - 11 1.m. "' n. -w:Ot. W~D or: Sl"ORJ~-Sd1«1ult'O : Mrtmmff A 111tl'r ~ " Mtl~Glll /kin In >l'>t~lon'.t nm .> I''"~··· " ' -'°•"•• ,, -"' U LA rvlM 111111/SC TrQ fM n 1111 :tllHll"' t 11\r I n&I col ew~tnt 'j. Ill y .. f IW llM!I ICtltoil.. l'~r:t·~~":. ~~\'1.kt-2fc11! !'f;I;-... Grlldv ,i!/ NA\c,1..l•1 1~1r.k.,. '\OWi wllh Dili Jor=. ·111 ~r~ •6·,"'1; · W'!M' -~ .. D-llm1'1 Fldh11\" 1r11h m.c,, I rl 1t 91 M Rm•· LI. \J C~-HI, E .I 0 F T· e~~ -Htillllo I of •~rntl DllY Nn. ,.,., , ... cl, r."'!" .'"'/" ~""'.':-~sqfi'T!f4L~"'f -f,;llllflM ol Ille "6e 1011. tmi" o~m• DllyN ""'· . In NII. I 11.1'1. !I L -90)(1~'0 -''""'* 111'1~· ~velt rtY n • U·tO\lncl ~ ' I nwr1c11 .. J,.rwekl~I 'I~ Alto.._ I~• Nl•ll!I "'· •rlns1 n • O.roullll "' 1~onr , 10 1.m. (fl CL -~~~ ~T9"-~L -Tiit 0.11.11 c~. "nf'<~ !_tdp~~ln~wTi~L~' ~ "' Dleoo Clll M.,.. l•kt "~ Ill• ~ ,.. 11 If J 11.m. (!I CL -NOTlll O I HI LI Hjl -H(llre D-lllN VI. LSU In tM --11..+t. , ... S1111r0&v. t "·"'· 151 CL -~OLLt:r.li FOOTllAL;rt,-T>o ye~ ILru!ll'I ""· ~ • .,.,..,~.,. ~1 r, i,..._,..,, .,;,..,,_,~~~~~ :?.,..t.'c.t ~.C~!.t!;;,, •-!t.~} .. ~ Sdleduled IOOl&o9 lnctudn Ofllt Slt*Mldllttn, .. _ s1,~:_1!'11u:=i' •c: ~-'~ E;';',;~·,r;i::-;.•. r:<" • ~~. HIGHLIGHTS -Stutl'll!tfl vt. Gt..-nb!IM c..-. 1 • .,.... Si!l\lrd••. G<a.,,Oll¥ ~,.. ca• s1•111 ,-,.ltrrforlJ ~ 1" •lie LOI Afllll• M-111 Cto"'""" O".I SJ"'"' •V. 11 11 ..... !111 Cl ·-CCf,jLEr.f FOOTa-'LL -Tiii llCLI "'""" rnw1 1111 J it: l'~IM ti 1111 tallttv-. Ttotd s.t~.. Mtllftl•Y f 11 "'· 111 CL -.. ,i't i·OOT,ALL -TM 0..-9•¥ ... ,~ .... """'' 1111 FllCON e Allt"'•· How 'They Fared • , ' ' ---, Satn,, Novtmhft 20. 1971 -· -l!C: ,, '"" Prep, JC . -·Football Standing IOUTM CltAIT CON,llllNCI Ot'lllll , ... , llntt AM ··-Ctt'fltOll W L Pl' PA • 1 ,., lei s11•11M lll:D'1 l t ,,, 11 2 ' n " 11.t412l 012'1'1 Sin DI ... M ... Ml. ten AlllOl\Jto ••11 oi. fll'tltilY'• lolno .... 01 ... .Mtt.t ». OrlllM , ... , 1 , ..... ._.. l'"vllll1ofl al C.rltol Mt, S.11 Antoni. 11 1111 Dllillt ...,._ AM, 11¥1 l'ttl.WAY LIAfUI ,,_ ·-.wrwiy Hiiis SIYI M I u lo!•br• ·-1'1111 "'' L_.11 (l'IMll WLT•lllPA S•t1Af5' •·101'212 J111t'llol ll l 1 16.J 112 1411710 241fl14' IJIUllS I 7 I .JI IU """"' ~ Kl'llMd:Y Al , II/Me P1rtc 1• Pull1rton ». L-• o Le H1br1 :M. Trflf 7' Suflrw HUii 11. Mll'll/1119 7 IUNllT LIAOUI W L T "" '" Playoff Picture Oearing .; The CIF AMA loot4! playoff picture has cleared ~nsiderably following Fr1da'Y night's round of cruc~als that, among other things, found the wild Irvine League finish with a sole champion -Corona del Mar. Runnerup }!opefuls St. Paul, Western, Arcadia and others have shots at wha_t appears to be ll)ree openings for second place Hnlshen in the 18-team eliminations. Pairings will be released in Monday's DAILY PILOT. Only the Coast Leagu~ deadlocked with Dominguez and Santa Fe sharing that loop title .among the dozen 4-A circuits. Titles still not clinched are In the Cltru! Belt Le3gue art:t Foothill League. W•tmlMltr 7 0 0 203 0 W•lfrn s l o l:rt '° N_.I Htrbclr 4 '2 0 llJ :12 Top Two .Fi n i shers Redlands ls heavily favo~ to win the CBL by thrashing visiting Fontana tonight while Blair and Crescenta Valley will settle the Foothill League title tonight at Glendale High. .... ,. J•DMt4 ""11111ni ' • o a 111 Final survivo_rs of the president's flight in Mesa Verde President's Cup play :-.;;~"' .w ~ ! ~ : :~ \net Frida)' at the Costa Mesa golf club and Mrs. BarUey Mumma (left) defeated Hi.H'ltl"'ttn a..c11 1 s 1 " 1" Mrs. Carl Bowen for the crown. · -,l'f*Y'•k.,.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- MtrN 20. Huntlftllon hlcll 17 TMltM'• ·- Here's how each AAAA _ league stands as of today: ANGELUS LEAGUE: N-1 \It AllMll!m t i L• "''"' Wltlttnl "' S."11 Ant ti IA loW1 OAllDIN lltoV°I llAIUI W L PP l"A LI Oulnlt 5 1 ti .ft S.lltM• ' 2 132 14 llltlldlo .t.lemlt• J 2 " " f'&c1fle. 2 J n " Gefdrrl 0,..,. 2 A/ II M 9o1wo Gr1Me 2 I 40 '° Cage Paitings Set For Area Tour neys Winds Hit Drag Runs Bishop Amat beat St. Paul, l~ 6. Bishop Amat wins tiUe p.nd CJF playoff berth. BAY LEAGUE : North Tor· ranee defeated South Tor- rance, lW to win league and playoff berth. ONT<\RIO, Calif. -Top CllANNEt LE AGUE : LM~ 247'111 """"' kitr'n loollf Gr....it I:&. k n!llN 7 LM Ami-I. Lt Oulnt1 ' Tlllll'lllt't 011111 .. 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Vlllt "•111 it 1!1 ANOILUI LIAOUI ... 1 .. 11 W L "" PA l !tn. ,.,,,., J t 14! ,, II .... Ill 4 I lit n Mtltr Otf J 2 101 Jtl "IUI X t J 71 IJI Un/IN 1 4 .i 1» SI. """*"' e J JJ Ut ,.,,_,.. I~ 'fw X 21. 11. Afttllony • Pairings for six high School basketball tournaments i n December have been an- nounced. Here's a roundup or tournaments involving Orange Coast area teams: Four area teams are in· volved in a trio or tourneys in December. Edison and Mission Viejo , High are en~ed in the La Quinta-Los Amigos tourney. Mater Dei meets Magnolia In the opening round of the 16- team Anaheim H o 11 d a y Festival while Estancia meets host Orange in the Orange tourney opener. The pairings: La Quinta.(.(11 Amllos Toarnty At (.(Is Amigos Dec. 9 1 Edison vs Botµ Grande - 7 p.m. Loara v1 Los Amigos -8:30 p.m. At La Quinta Dec. 9 Mission Viejo vs Saddleback - 7 p.m. SA Valley vs La QtUnta - 8:30 p.m. Anaheim Holiday Festival Dec. 18 Magnolia vs Mater Del -10 a.m. Motocross At Ontario ONTARIO -Motocross ac- tion returns to Ontario Motor aF P 1 Speedway on Thank.!giving 0 0 Day, Nov. 25, as a full field of 250 c.c. and 500 c.c. bikes Br acketin g iackle th• ch.auensi•s one- m11e layout. Newport Harbor, the defen-Practice starts at 10 a.m. dll\( CJP' champion, and Sunny with the six race schedule Hilla High hive been seeded 1t beginning at Jl a.m and co~ the top of the two 1&-team eluding at 2 p.m. the early backets involving S2 water hour to enable an early polo tearm for first round CIF cornpeUtion that gels under Thanksgiving dinner. way Wednead1y. Gary Jones, winner or the Newport Harbor has posted Champion NatiOnal Motocross, 1 l7·2 record thb year. will be back to renew his feud Orange vs Anaheim -11:30 a.m. Savanna vs LB wilson -l p.m. Servile vs WtStem -2:30 p.m. Los· Alamitos vs Rancho Alamitos -4 p.m. Mt. Carmel vs Kennedy - 5:30 p.m. Loara vs Ne.rbonne -7 p.m. Burroughs vs Katella -8:30 p.m. drag race drivers were hoping Buena dtfeated Dos Pueblos, for a letup in the winds today 35-6, to win league and playoff as they finished $1Ualifylng berth. runs for Sunday's $225,000 CITRUS BELT LEAG:UE: Supemationals. · Redlands plays F o n t a n a Gusts up to 4-0 miles per tonight. hour kept the Ontario Motor COAST LEAGUE : Dom- Speedway strip lightly travel~' lnguez defeated Lynwood, ~ ed Friday, the first <fay of 15. Santa Fe defeated Dow'ney, qualifying for the second an-21-14. Dominguez and Santa nual event. Fe win co-<:hampionship and Of the few drivers who playoff berths. braved the winds, Clayton DEL REY LEAGUE: St. Orange Tournament Barris of Columbus, Miss. got Francis defeated Alemany, 34- Dec. 29 his fuel dragster up to 190.67 6, wins league and CJF berth. Orange vs Estancia -8:30 m.p.h. for the fastest run of FOOTHILL LEAGUE : Blair p.m. the day. He covered the (4-0) and Crescenta Valley (4- Savanna vs Lowell -3:30 quarter _mil_!! in 7.39 seconds. O) decide the championship p.m. Judi and Dave Boertman, a tonight at Glendale High. La Habra vs Garden Grove marr ie d couple from IRVINE LEAGUE : Corona -5 p.m. Muskegon,' M i ch . , led del Mar defeated Estancia. 7- Loara vs Foothill -7 p.m. qualifiers for stock eliminator. 6. Fountain Valley and Judi's 1971 Dodge wagon pSC:-' Magnolia lost. Corona del Mar Three art a basketball teams ed the field in her class with a Is champion and e n t e. r s are entered in the Rancho 12.81 clocking, and Dave, driv-playoffs. AlamitoS H lg h lnvitatlona1 ing a 1971 Dodge sedan, was MOORE LEAGUE: EI beginning Dec. 18. time in 12.59 to lead his class . Rancho defeated Compton, 21- Edison ·.faces host Rancho and trail his wife narrowly In 3, cinches championsblp and Alamitos in the opening night handicap standings. CIF berth. while Mater Del and San The fastest pro stock PAC IFI C LEAGUE : Clemente will face Magnolia qualifier was Dick Landy of Pasadena defeated Muir, 21~. and Los Alamitos. Northridge, whose 1971 Dodge Pasadena wins the league and The pairings: covered the quarter in 10.26 CJF playoff berth. Rancho Alarnitos Tourney seconds, reaching 13 6 , 7 7 S U N S E T L E A G U E : Dec. ZS m.p.h. Westminster defeated Loara Western vs El Dorado -3 No funny car drivers at-Thursday, 27-16. West minster p.m. tempted to qualif. y. is champ and enters CIF. Los Alamitos vs San1p;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 I Clemente - 5 p.m. I Magnolia v1 Mater Del -7 p.m. Rancho Alamitos vs Edison -8:30 p.m. Polo Honors To Rustlers Howie Johnson, R o s s Mcintyre and Paul Rossi or Golden West COilege have been accorded All-Southern California Conference · first team water polo honors. Selected to the second ~am were Rll'!ltler goalie Gary Ru- ble and teammate Al Hoops. , Chip Da vies, Mike McPougle and EM.ie White were accorded honorable men- tion. Bud Bowen ••• 0.. -L-"'--• -,.t -·~ .. IM! MW ... .,.. ... --11 .. "'"~ ... ,.u ,...loi-l-,,......,., 0... lor e..i itidl WP -MW ,lff IOOICl!T., <•l! h<I ,.....,. "' •• , 540-5630 Oran1• C•UAtl' "Futil1 of Fin• c.,, .. ohnson&son l:$.t==1 Newport will host North with Canadian Ron Grant. High of Riverside Wednesday Jones and Grant participated' ..,.,~ Cf: c•i.nnct in what some people feel was J....v 'co:rr.,"'u .. :r.r11or1, Howl• 2626 MAUO• l lYD. COSTA MESA• uo.s•30 While Su.My HiJJs lfil) face uofl-\:int), JOllll H•rllt\11~~~~~~~~======~===~=;'.:~-::-::~: either Notre Dame or Servile over-aggressive riding durinsi: L~kll':ntr-P:i1 ?.:1:11 Mc\~~ of the Parochlal wm•e the Clwnpon event. with ':'!!'-.°!"-W•il: ......... '~·~ 11 M • Grant coming out on the short Pirro~ 1 " ttoncltl. 11 "' row I I Corona dei Mar, champion " '·.....,. T-, ----- of lhe Irvine League with a U. ·~ th:•;..lries vying for !~~.':f!::ir~'SE; ;~~:'m" LEASING I overall record, will face $3,000 in priu: money art M'1u ~ ~,~~h. ~.., J:.= La(una Beach at h o m e Werner Schultz from Germany fl~~Lf.' H;rl.«1. ""'"' • '''"' --Ru8tkrs Thir{l,_- • ... ·-... . ~= "'''"' l~l I 1::1 In·BoCal Meet l~&;;°i~ ,r.,"~ ~tL T- ' ~ Vtnlty .. §ffe...~ . ..i.:_ 'J. EL CAJON -Golden West COilege's ttou country team finished a dlsaPPQlnling 111\rd in the Soulhem Call(O<l)la JC (small tchools) cbilmplonshlps Friday, t;u,t. still qualified for the state meet next week. cOmlno (71), ~ Beach CC ~'"'-~'"=" •. ..., 1j I f i:l (98) ad LA VIIWI U2'l). Milli:: ~~r. -/"",-1..._ ) A) M........_· of G'°"""'"' 't>( !,._, . ' -'·~ -' nabbi.i T~dlvtdual 11ti1.J._ I ~' ~ <--.. ,,,i l ·~ 'With a dme of 19:35. Randy Ma00:1~1 Kori"'_"!"'" 1;.-. Spotts ~ Santa Ana · placed H•l••llck 1, idW•1•1 • 1rrt1 • Santa Alla nabbed the small schools mown with SL points 1whi]e Pa!Omar· had 100 for se· cond place, Jollowed by Golden West's 105. Glendale and Antelope Valley f In Is he d fourth and fifth. - third tn'20 :27 over the fO\U'-' Mir1"9 ,,....:!,J. S ·._s') mile windy course. t.,.~1'::!1 it:orl"" ..1. 1 4=-ol ,.1K iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii. ' rtr The top five advance ·to the state meet a week from today at Sierra College in Rocklin . Freshman Dave Lockman was Golden Wut's to p performer, placing fifth In 20:38. Sophoffi!jre Jack McQuown finished 12th in 20:50. other Rustler finishers In- cluded Steve Lassegard (24th), 21 :32; Dave Henderoon (31st) 21 :41 ; Vic Martinez (33rd) 21 :41 ; Ken Hurst (34th) 21 :59; and Richard Priest ( 48th) 22:10. Wilber Wester of Palomar captured the small schools In· 4ividual crown with a time of 19:54. ·In the largest s c h o o I s division , host Grossmont won it with 48 points, followed by Mt. San· AnlDnio (65), El MAllOt ..... l(MAS EXCITEMENT • HERE-NOW CO·ME· IN ••• •1c• Ill'• \;.1~0• PINI MO;., l 'SOCllS FOR s100 II•. $):.11 ' . ' U.tt 1 "' ,_ Ulf, .. he. ltl OUI COMPLnl SfOCI( Of MOTOICYCUN• AC. CISSOlllS. CH ECK THI OUTSTANDING SRICTION ~ ..... TY 11EMS, HILMnS. CiOGGLU l &UAIDS. NOTE THI Nr# IACING LiATH'ld. llDIN. AP- PAllL, JACiclTS. SHIRTS, YU:n. •toYU. ~DNIT l!LH AN D IOOJS POI MIN l _ WOMIN. CHOOSE • HALLY ... CIAL .,., THAT WIU. " ... 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SI,,. llff., Mir, Pnllrl¥• .,,,... f,... 11111•. $75 MO. 24 MO. OPIN IND '71 F-250 PICK UP , Ctl!IMr Stl, wltfl ..,.._ "4lt. Tr-., l'wr. llr., Llllt Wll~ .... , ,,..._,,.,. llllN"IJI, .... inllt$. 24 MO. OPIN IND $88 MO. WE LEASE ALL POPULAR 1972 1 MAKES· AT COMPETITIVE RA TES. Call Malcolm Raid For Further Information, THEODO RE ROBINS FORD •• 2060 HARBOR .IL.VO • COSTA MESA 642.0010 • T -, CAIDEI I IHMTllCTOll a jw.s j' CHVE . ., IEACll ---1266.1 CllAPllAI .. ' ) ~ • ... ' 'I . -· • t • ... I • . ' I , . ' r .. ' • ' . • ... .. .. •• " . ;-. ,, " ,. ' .• ~ -< " "' ! " ' ¥ • ... -' ,, " ,. ,. ~ " .f. !" .. > " .. •• L p . .. . , . '• " ~ .. .. " • S.turdar. No""'!... lO,. 1971 ' c I • ARIES (Mareb 21-April 19): Be ~ sure legal counseI is mature. not, ~ature. Ttiat ts. avoid tendency to jump into situation without knoWing con: sequepces. Accent now is o!l marriage. ,,.;rfuership, speclil relationships. -TAURUS !April %{).May 20):. O,bt~in ·lllnt ,from ,~Ar le• ~sag~ Av of;d -~~ '!)¥:e qtw ste): at _a ti~ Ai$ociafe 1 wh ' t~patie Jacks.kriowledge. . rtant t' pt!J'Ctive potential.!. ,'5 t tt d 1_ _. odds, past perfonnances. ~· . GEMINI (May 21-.fune 2ol ' Heed counsel of alder in· dividuat. Eollow lead · o f ~apr:lcoro. I n.v e st m·e n t possibilities should • be ex- amined. Dig deep for ifactual , ·information. Nothing Is going • r-kbe giv.en ta you. You earn gains. CANC,ER (June 21.July 22): Basic procedures~may require overhaul. But be po~itive that yau know where ·you want to go. Contemplative quietude could· bring desired results. You finish an important phase of activity. ' LEO {July 23-Aug. %2): New approach to faiflllfar problems is a necesSlty. Another Leo in- dividual could -play prominent role. Stress a d d e d in- dependence. No need to follow past proced~ . with blind fai th. ~ some investigatplg. lc---{----VIBGO-fAug~23-Sepl. 22):· -- Being impulsive, extravagant • will defeat ptl!'pose. KnoW this --· and act accordingly. Restraint now is your ally. Avoid argu- ing with offspring, other young persons. Be receptive-and patient. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You feel restricted. But you can begi program o f rebuilding. Key is. to seek opening without u p s e t ti n g those in authority. Take skill, diplomacy,.but you have those attributes. , SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Hold off on short journeys. 1deas which come too quickly could create future. problems. Take time to be analytical. Study Cancer message. Details require checking. Ap- parently obvious.may be the f?ppoSite. · SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Money situations may not be solid. Get com- mitments in writing. Promises are fine-may be sincere-but you do require collateral. Change' af procedure would be beneficial. Do something about ll. CAPlllCORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Diplomacy can result iii gain. Stubborn attitude sets up appositWn. KnQw UUs and a~ accordingly. You r equire friendly aid to achieve basic g.oal. Tum on cha.rm. It is a requisite; AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)~ Much that occurs i.!I low. key. There will be n o fireworks. But yau will be on ·· stage. Means recognltion com· es but probably tbrougb group effort. Avoid self-deception. t:----!>--w.-.er tstltlil . I • • • PISCES (Feb. !JI.March 20): Some friends may act in man- ner ·to pr~nt dilemma.· Don't get caught in middle. Strive for· mature objectivity. This may not be easy but ls necessary. Money and love are ln picture. IF TODAY IS YOUR BJRTRDAY you are versaWe, artistic, concerned with cur· rent events, fond of travel. You may rect,Ptly h a v e ~e emotionally in- volved. But upcwning cycle will find you settling, becom- ~ more awara. of. baste _,,.;ty. Dom..tte d\ange I jlli hori.oon. To fllld aut ... IUdlY for Wiii t W'Onlf 1no lo"f< "*' Sfllnn' Omtrr' iblloklfl, ... seertf 'fflfth fOt ~f't I ~~~~~:n~ J119, I Sl1ttlft. YGf'k. 111,T, 1001 , -,J •• • -'-Y-o""'u-,-,..,H'"'o-m""·e"'lo_w_n_1 Newspaeer Is . Tite DAIL-Y PllOT' .. "' • • Meats & Poultry BASTER - '.i ·•Rigid, unbr~able nylon. ...._ -·-'> • • Marked {or ac~urate d 1 mecsurements] .. REG.,(!~~ .• 49" '· ROASTERS ~ • Heavy aluminum -for Q[ -roasting & baking. _.JS_ - • Several sizes to choose frOm. REG. 79c I 49~. ' ··--..,.Set-of-81~·----t-~---Meat TURKEY LACERS • Stainless steel lacers with cord. •Todothe Thanksglving bird-up right •• REG. I Sc Set of 2 10~~ COOKIE SHEETS • Bake up batches of goodies for your family. •J-!•9'1Y·''eel with bioded "edges. ·< •Take the guess· work out of roasting. I'"') • ( litG. 87c ~ ..... LAP TRAY • For banqu.ets iri bed, picnics. . • Heavy metal tray with folding tubular legs. · Steel FOLDING CHAIRS • Use them anyt ime! • Rugged, tubular steel heavy duty construction, • Comfort contoured seat & bock . SPEC!Al PURCHASE/ • Just the thing for schools, churches, extra Holiday · seating. REG. $5.99 $ 3 99 ' . ·' Drop Leaf FOLDING TABLE • For buffet, hol iday entertaining, camping . • '24" x 60" table folds easily & compadly-it' s portablel AIG. $8.99 SAVE $3.oot $599 P~RFECT FOR THE lfOLIOAYSI - • .. tCIUNIAIN ... ¥ ... p · 1. 1~2'9··~ J-·~-··~ /. .. .. _ ''11 •• . ' ... ,. 12 To.30 Cu p AU,TOMATI C PERC OLAT OR .. . . "Brew Coffee Fora Crowill" • Time ternpet~;-ure cqntrol th.at makes ~r9~d pleasing coffee & keeps it hot through your partr.. •Two-way faucet s~rves l·cup or a pitcherful- lig hts up when cOffee is ready. •Brig htly coloreQ POBPY, t;1vocCdo or shi'!Y_ aluminum . REG. s11.88 SAVE s3,001 . :! ~t~- 2 Qual't ., " --· -. . Cast Iron-Divided ' ' FONDUE SET ''For Porty-Minded Peoplel'' • Heavy ol~minum-set c9f11plete with b urner & tray. · CORN BREAD SKILLET , . • Use it for meat, cheese or chocOl'ate. • Pick a happy enameled color and hove a party[ REG. $2.99 • Save0ver$1.00I · ' -----------~-7 Piece COOKWARE SET • Easy to clean stainless steel. • Fireproof & scorch resistant handles. • 1, 2 & 4 qt. covered pans & 7 v." frying pan. REG. $9.99 $6~.~ , ~---~--------Your Choice HOllDA Y CANDLES -•For use on dinner tables, --mantles-help get things glowing. _ . .,..,~Scented )'otlve 5' ~ . Tapers 7' 1 r 11Moke11h• B~st Corn Sri.ad Everl'' • Cooks 8 even slices of down home, melt-in-your mouth cornbread. , • Pi.Its a crust on all sides & cooks fasferl llG SAYINGS ,Oii THE HO'iTIST. llEW IRM IN 20 YEARS! Donald Duck PROJ ECTOR ''ThlJ ~eek'J Santa'J Speclalf'' • lighlweighl, noble -easy snap-in 1 m cartridge. • Includes fou r shows1 Snow White, Donald· Duck, Goofy & 101 Dalmatians. REG. $2.49 $199 Hurry , , • Umlt•d to Stocfc on Hondl ' .. . r ., ' ' , . . ·~ •. • " • \ . - • # --. ·auv F.ROM OR ANGE COU·NTVS CHEVY ; DEALER ' • ' • ·" ; 'SPECIAL NOTICE: Toys For Tot· .. s -PPut your · u~wrappecl gifts NEW or USED In the barrel .on ouir •ho,iwroom floor. The -L --NEED'.'f-NEEDS-Us! ' ' . • r • l • I ' ·r r t • I t • ' " . . • . , ., -~ I • ,,GET OUR DElf tAST _IT -PAYS! i ,f • CONOMY !! Ho. 1 No. 3 -.• -, BRAND NEW . VEGA :~o~EL No. 1 No. 3 ~~~ND V EGA lTATION WAGON • 4115 T.inted glass, 4 speed transmissi on, A71 .. WSW ~belted tires, wheel 'trim rings,. AM P.ush button radio. ·1971 •307415 I 10 87) . . '$22 8·1 --. .._ ·wo~.:2 BRAND ~ NEW FULL PRICE No.2 • No.4 7°/o EXCISE TAX REFUND: Tinted glass, A78 belted white sida w•ll tires, radio. 1971 •243522 I 71 SI. VEG A Tinted 9!111, powerglide trans., A78 WSW belted-tires , whe1I trim rings, AM radio, H.D. re · diator. Only 25 miles. 1971 •ll847b 112011 • , FULL .. RICE • , :i.. i . J j~ • ) i -11•• ,,· ., .. HATCHBACK 4177 Ti nted glass, powerglide t rans. missiori, A78 WSW belted tires, wheel tri m rings, pushbutton r•· dio, vinyl interior. 1971 •lS6. 398 11270 ) FULL PRICE ON ANY BRAND NEW CAlt WHEN CONGRESS APPROVES. BUY YOURS TODAY! FULL PRICE HEY DAD-LOOK HERE e BUY: BUY: • .WHERE 1971 CORYETIE 511.NGRAY .. -.-..... ·-WHERE-·YOU'RE THE CLEAN 5038 miles. PTl-350 cu. ln . specie I mill, Power steering~ '4 TREATED LIKE A ~peed frensmis1ion, mag wheels, premiu.171 tires, ebsolutely br•nd ••w ,.,d .. ,boughtoew ;, J uly, 1971. l.S52DQRI . CUSTOMER USED CARS . ' ARE , BEFORE AND 'AFTER YOU PAY HU RRY . TRANSPOR TATION .for PRICE BUYERS onl , Tr uckS-Vans-Pickups 100°/o Unconditional . G111;1rantee JO DAYS PARTS & LABOR . '66 IMPALA 4 DR. H.T. $899-'611 CAD. EL DOIADO $3 199 '61 FORD TRUCK ·$3099 "71 CHM ·II NOYA Cl'£. $2799 Radio, auto., P.S., strong All the extras, vinyl root, air, VB, 4 speed, dual rear, new 12 ft. Air, P.S., rad10; auiomatlc, car. <SQZ041) gorgeous cond. CWWl..872) Check this stake body, high rubber, sharp truck. gorgeous car. (P2535) price shoppers. A good one. (34685C) . '65 PON TIAC WAGON $599 '69 PlYMOUTH SARUIR 51599 "67 ECONOLINE FORD r.u. $1099 '70 IUICK RIYlERA $4 199 Tempest. Radio, auto., 6 cyl.i Cpe. H.T. Radio, P.S., auto., air, 6 cyli:-ider, stick, radio. Tllt wh1., air, vinyl foot. th,. \Vhqle bit. lot.~ of f!liles here. l~QY280 really ii ice. CYD~1094 J. Ir yoU look (ZNr.13231 An eJegant car. N~'the 2nd careful you won't believe the rice. owner. 709A E ' 'St CHEVROLET V1 TON P.U. $799 '70 CHEV. MALllU COUPE $2.199 '61 FORD ¥• TON STAKE _$2699 "70 CAMARO COUP!· 52599 Strong car. Stick, V8, VS. vinyl roof, autG.. P.S., air, VS. 7%:' stake. 30.000 n1lles. 12,000 miles. Immac. thn1-out. nice too! {E90'126~ unusual buy. (211AG8). Study your E~nt cond. 4 speed, Iii rub~r. Auto., P.S., radlo;-one careful owner. -' ·l~on here. ( . I (657BEJ)...., ."'r-;- '62 CADILLAC 2 DR. SID. $599 '65 CADILLAC CPE. DE VILLE $1099 '69 CHEVY '!J TON VAN $2499 '70 MAVERICK cpurE . $1999 Air. P.S., auto., radl.o, elec. Has everything, good &Ir. . VB, stick shift, excellent windows--seats:. (NUF166) CNBY182J. Price ls no nilltakc. 'condition. (24540E/ Rad'lo. J;".S., automaUc. Perfect . I condition. (610ANk) ' I • ''4 CORYmE $1099 '70 PONTIAC CATALINA CPE. $2299 '69 CHEVY 157" WHL. l•SE $3699 '70 Y.W. CAMl'lll $2529-.' 350 VS. 4 speed,.JUns a-reat. P.S .. air, radio, P.B., cherry Dual rear 12' alum. van. Perfect cond. Sundi&J conversion. Low miles. Dead (582CQSJ • condltion, 0'2538). Stop shopping. New-cok>r. 6 cyl., auto .. radio, roll up 1hArp. Low, Low J>fitt. (616BEV J rear do.Jn;. !Oii.ding ramp. (H97039J '62-'0RD FALCON 2 DOOR $499 '69 OlDS DELTA II $1799 '70 CHEVROLET '!J TON P.U. $2699 'H PONTIAC LDIANS COUPI 52199 e_cyllnder, automatic, bucket Cpe. H.T. Auto., P.S., Yin.YI roof, Radio, automatic trans .. ~· new Low mi)eg, radio, P.9-., vliiyl root. seats, nice. (455Al 38,000 miles. P'wr. brks., (423Al. ti~s. \Varranty. PerfN't nd. air: copd, Nothing nJcer anywhere. Extremelytshllrp buyers only'. • (ZBJ195) • "· " ' I , • • . • ' . .~ FIGMENTS ST<P 7HAr Y.t\.PPI~,. PUFF! STOP IT! PLAIN JANE .. ACROSS 41 Do 1 col«· Yester11ay's-Pt11zlt Solved: Ing /ob l'~'IWlllll l Htwenly '2 Recads bodies 43 Part of 1. 6 Show ct.urch lpi:ttelrtion 44 Titl e of halor I 10 Pl1ce In 1 45 State Of being p1rtlc11lw be loved location 47 The-· Big • 114 Land mass US golf IW!'oundtd tOU'nl!Mnt Is by wattr 51 PIDI of land .P.t of 52 SYitable loodon 54 Glass IJ'oduct 16 Expectation 58 Prtpos!lion 4 Confidente 34 Green spots 17 MarP I de-: 59 Miiestones 5 Unseattd· kl a desert SPin fsh &l Prolong~ sptclator 35 Sll"ge composer Illness 6 Coof~erate 36 Sicknesses 11 Dutch 62 Put c~go States of 37 H)'!lltnopterous MtUltt aboard Amtrlca: Abbr. lnsrets or length 6) Speak w!ld ly 7 H;vtg laxly 39 F-irms that 119-M in: b4 Nlk"ola-: I "Full spied lr.!nspcrt ~Wt I Acer ·.E/'9klttt· ~I" 40 Elabcl{llte 1 20 lll1kes flt who m1de AC 9 Bishops adornments U Certain foot-practical 10 Used In •2 Ach ieves ~n • f btll pasfH 6S Vehicle usfd common !qua! score I t• Troub les for coasting U Sm Ing H •3 Skilltd t it Of I differrnt 'fi6 Grif YCl'I -~ i gufde f>'rfa mt'f kind Gen11an 12 Minerils of •4 Drook: Slang Z7 Fastl!'ls ad111lr1t · hydr1ttd •6 Point 1 g111 l09tthef 67 Organic silicon 47 Handles Sl Suwll.:I •Ith cOlllPOU"d dio'(lde roognly nullMIM. 13 Taut •s Dlsmily: Var. J2 Salted ... y: DOWN 21 Social ist: kb. 49 P01"cel1in of 2 words 2J ~ P"rcedlng firie qual ity )3 Top CO¥trln;s l M1kt 1 5!"C lal ones 50 Long narrow o( things crltltal 25 Razor strip ~W--01111l1111tton----sMrpener 5l Roof-edge • of 1 boat 2 Russl111 27 Student 55 Qui et JI She : Fr. ~adtt 28 Except thit SO Impertinent 39 Bt'ttl'lffS 3 -brtYe: 241 Shade of bl111 sta1e 40 Collettlon Musltal 30 Old 1 sh~· 57 Hind part of paPffS direction repairing job 60 Visualize . - PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER WES5Tn's WORRIED AOOllT YOO, ER:IC! ME FEELS Ttli\T 'iOUR Mlt.ID IS t.IOT OW liUSINESS! MISS PEACH PERKINS ' . . ' By Tom K. Ryan MJ:Mo: RE:SC/!El>U.LJ: CO.L.LAPSJ:,. By Dale Hale By Frank Baginski IVE !EEW UMEASV, M~. APPLETON~ I 'M AF!i1.t.lt> TtlAT I't.L. &E PICXEP UP! n!ECMA!' . .i.2E QUI SU M, MV ! WE T.t.KE TI-IE MTMOS>T PRE· CAUTIONS! • . . --.lo-. ' L SALLY BANANAS GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS - T~ ~ I ' ly IAI Capp 71-IEN , ... ~!"'TU"M·~!/' ~EN-~R.'.'·h\IJIUUAaE. IS "4'JRE !!EARABL.£ n<AN 'i<JUR.-uGll.'·¥'JU5AP.~"5.j' \V. I/ By Charles Ba~ ' By Ferd Johnson By Roger Bolen i I wow~ • /,. PERFEcr / 4·4-4 -4-4·:5·.2·1 . I C:,\NT MELP MOW 1 FEEL! I WISM VOU'O GET SOlrl<EOlrrlE E\.SE OW 11U5 JO&! TME TRUTH 15- 1 W.t.MT OUT! • • , l By Charles M. Schub By Harold Le Dowc NOW, TM.t.T'S ,\ R:EOUEST I CA.'N'T P0!61&l.V MONOR:~ I M.6.VE MERE oYElt lo. M.1LLION IN t>t ... MONPS! WE MllST 6ET TMEM INTO ll-IE UW\TED ST,\TES •• ..WP WE MAVE TME MOST El).ao- RA.TE PLA.NS FOR YOll TO ,.__ -- DO J'UST TM1'T, ERIC! By Mel By John Miles' ' ''CrlrtM, pollution, wor ld problems ind, on top of it 111, I've still got twenty people on my list to buy something for." . . 'T!IEYI¥ l'.WD "4'.sJ' 'llWUS, »( Wlltll 1 use. ot-JE JM AIWA>S' wa:M t· • ! ; I r 1 • .........,, Hovtmbtr 20, 1971 OA/LV PILOT 21 -s:::i~i~~~:~t 'DAILY PILOT E:LASSIFIED -ADS So me one Else Wa nts , · • You C an .Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a -want Ad The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Co~st-Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results ' - I'-[ __ 1 ...... __,]~!1 General Mother-in-Lew's Hld~away You'll be dcllghtNI \\'hen you see this 5 bedroon1s, pool hon1e featuring forn1al din- ing area, separate rumpus room, 3 posh bath areas & nK>St important, S<'parated living quarlel's for Dear Old P.1om. Full price $34,~. AH 1 Temis! !>W-8555 ~. HERWeeo REALTY 89&i Brookhw·st, F.V. General General The Price Is Right $3t9j() for 11. 3' bro1·00111. 2 balh, singll' $.lOf'Y coodomln· un1. Beautiful grotind.!i 11·hh twu S\\'immlng pools anti IS hole putting gree11. Can be shown anytime by calling GIG.1171. oTHEREAL I,':' ES'.fATER? \Vhife E'lephanl Dime-A-Line Gener•f -·--' GAMED HIGHLANDS Fabulous vie\v of ocean & hilJ s. 3 BR., fatn- ily rm .. in prestigious area. Open Sun. 1-5 P.M. 4824 Surrey. $59 ,500. Bob Yorke EASTBLUFF BEST BU Y Where can you get 4 bdrms. & family l'I'!\· with some view. in the best school area for $48,750 ? Vacant & sparkling clean. Carol Tatum 1528 KEEL -OPEN 1-5 SAT. & SUN. LUSK HARBOR VIEW -see this winner! Popular SANDPIPER model. 4 BR., 3 ba .. lam. rm. Gated entry. Picturesque gardens. $73,500. Fee. Belle Partch WOW! WHAT A LOCATION Very nifty, custom home. Located bet,veen Harbor & Linda Isle. Only $69.750. OPEN SAT. & SUN. AFTERNOON. 122 HARBOR !S~AN ~ ~D._Jim_ Muller DECORATOR'S DELIGHT OPEN HOUSE 1707 CANDLEST ICK LANE , BAYCREST, SUN. 12-5. Ivan Wells. $69.750 . Can buy this attractive 4 bd rm., famil)'. & dining rms. -21h _baths. l\.1ary Lou 1'.1ar1on OPEN SAT. & ·suN. 1 TO 5 P.M. 1005 BONNIE COONE, IRVINE TERRACE. Fabulous bay vie\\'. 3 or 4 bdrn1s .. large den . 3 full baths. 3-car garage. Beautiful condition. S92.500. Bud . .\ustin LIDO ISLE -$67,500 Ne\v listing! Sparkling. ne\\'IY dee. 3 BR-:;-- F.R. hon1e with remodeled kitch. 40' Lot, huge South patio. Paneled F.R. See it! Charlene \Vhyte ENJOY LIVING IN THIS AREA Large corner lot, family home with 5 bd- rms.; beautifully landscaped patio \Vilh 20 x40 pool & jacuzzi~Separate children's pl ay yard. $89.500. Kathryn Raulston BAYSHORES -GOOD BUYS Bayfront -6 bdrm., 63' front. .... 51 49.500 3 Bdrm. -reduced -or offer . . . . $47.500 3 Bdrm. on Bayshore Dr ........... S59.500 Private area. 2 Beaches. J\ll. Harvey 1-ACRE SPANISH ESTATE 3500' Custo1n hacienda with pool, horses & privacy. Acros s from l\1eado,vlark C. C. Owner \viii finance or trade for land - Reno. $130,000. BiJI Comstock DRIVE BY THESE TWO 504 FERNLEAF, CdM. 3 BR .. den. 2 ba's. Recently remodeled & redecor. $49.500 1941 COMMODORE , Baycrest. 5 BR .. fain. -rm .. din~ rn1 .. -2-frplcs.-S55,950 . i\1. C. Buie NO. LAGUNA OCEANFRONT Offers everything? Dramatic \vhite \vate r & light views. Launch boat on \vhi te , sandy beach. 4 Yrs. old. 3 Bdrm. $195.000. George Grupe 5 BR. -DOVER SHORES -5 BA. 143 Ft. on the water ·\vi th "U" type slip & all amenities of family executive living. May J send you a brochure? Askin g $185 .000. Al Fink SO. LAGUNA VIEW LOT Forever vie\v on large. level building site. \Vill trade for small home in Corona de! i\1ar or Neurport. 535.000. Ha rriett Davies EXCELL ENT FLOOR PLAN 2 Sty. 3 BR., 2\12 ba . + lge. fam. rm. \V/ fireplace & \Vet bar: elegant townhouse. superb location -$48,950. "Chuck" Lew is BAY & OCEAN VIEW lma~inative designAhree bdrms.. large fa1nily rm . \V ith \Vet bar - sunken living room. ~lotivated seller. Eil een Hudson 19 IN COM E UNITS \Vith excellent occupancy record , Jn heart of \Vest1ninster. Phone for complete detail s. $205.000. Harry F'rederick LUSK HARBOR VIEW First time offered. 4 BR. home -sep. faJn~ lly rm. \V /frplo. ·& wer bar. Qujet street. S71.500 -Include_s the land. Cath~yn Tennille POOL -CLUBHOUSE -RECREATI ON Area are all located close to Lh is model perfect 3 bd rm .. 2 bath home. Garden patio & kitchen. Cozy fireplace . K-a.rastan cpt. Must see. Only $47.000. LaVera Burns 13J.ll700 --Coldwell, Banker ~ 644·2430 550 NEW ORT CENTER Oil, N.B. , ~eneral * DUPLEX * NEWPORT BEACH Sund•y 1.5 205-2051/2 3"3rd Street GREAT L'OCATION .. con1- ple!ely l11rnished 3 lxll'nl. 2 bath upper Ii 2 bdrm .• den .t: 2 bath lov•er, good condi· lion, bk>ck to oCean & shop- Pilll:' ~ Come" liy 11.nd see u.s for morci intormalion. -t BAYSHORES * l"TXER-UPPER 01· 1-c n1odl'l. plan.s included for espan- sion, 60 r1. Jot. c!Of;{' lo prl· vate beach, 3 bdrn1. 2 bath, din. area, Jgc patio -O\VN· ER VE~Y i\!'IXIOUS . Ask- ing S39,000. *BARBER SHOP* . BALBOA ISLAND \Veil QS!abli.'!.hcd, eXCi'llen! local iou • Asking S6 .. '()(I i\IAKE OFFER. "C" THOMAS Realtor 2U \\'. Coasl l-lwy 3-IS·."1:-i27 Ne wpor1 Beac h Eve. 54Z,...J&t3 WESTSIDE WINNER- Thrtt large bdrn1s. plus 1 ~~ baths. rornpletl'ly carpeted thru-0u1 . fully drap!'(]. JlugP b"2' s 133' renred le\"cl lot c I o s e to COSTA l\1ESA PAR/{. T\\'O Shopping Ceo. lC'rs and BANKO}' Al\·JERl- CA. This ~xceUenl hon1c can be-)OUl"S 11•ith only S2,69:l dov. n H )'Ou call immediale- ly • FuJJ price only S26.9j(}. 'GrangeVista PROPERTIE~ F-0rn1l'rly LaBorde R.E. 220 E. 17th SI., C.M. CALL-646°0555 Pay Less Than Rent This rh<1 rn1ing :\ brdroon1. '! ba!h Costa :'--frsa horne ha.~ IJN>n rl'c't'nlly pa in1ed insi clC' .{· out. A large CO\'f'l'Pd pa. lio accents 1hf' barl..-viird and a qua in! coun1Pr · bar alld sliding ,·icw doors lor tht' kHchen lo lhe ba clQ'artl adds up to th" tops in com- fort & enjoxable living. All this and a VA Lo11n <>l 7~~ v.·hh a total payment of about $200 per month 1\·h.ich you can assumr ~pell! GREAT. Call 616-71 71 HUR- RY • PENDING FORECLOSURE 0 1\'fK'r \Vil! nol J'('fUS<' any rcasonnbl" 'lifer on thi~ PRIME MESA VERDE hon1('. } larg-1• bl:.><lroon1:.. 2 bath~. all builr-ins and JjlJO sq. fl . of luxurious ]j\·1n::; area. '.! huge fircp!aet'.s. larg<' irn'gular lol , separatt' i1er\!iC'e porch and counlry sizr kitclien. Asking $33,~. 01· Subn111 • Suhmit · Subn1i!. Call j l.i-8424 !Open Eves.• \outh ,,,(~ oast * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. * * FOR A VERY SPECIAL FAMILY ! A rare find! 5 Spacious bedrooms. fa1nil y roo1n & 4 baths 1n this charming \Vest.clitl ho1ne. Beautiful 20'x40' pool + Jacuzzi. Jm- maculate. Immediate possession ... $79.900. CORONA DEL .MAR -$95,000 1 Block to ocean . Plenty of land -actually 3 full lots. Al so an altraclive 2 bedroom , 2 bpth quality hon1e -t gue~t apt. CentrJ!ly located in this P.icturesque city. 304 NARCISSUS OPEN SAT7SUN 1-5 EXCLUSIVE LINDA'ISLE A Great Opportunity! Architect owners of these 2 brand NE\V \vaterfront ho1nes \Vill consider in exchange: your smaller hon1e . land, apartment bldgs., or Trust Deeds ! Or will Jesse/option. Each one ba s 4 BR., l<"'ll:., formal DR. & study. High' Ceilings, spacious rms. & luxury carpeting .• You will love the open plan. I-luge price reduction $143,500 ea. 6 & 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN l-5 DOVER SHORES -$83,SOO lm1nediate occupanc"y! Professional decor in this Vie\v home· with 3 bdrms .. fam . rm. & study. Luxury carpeting & draperies. Rm. 1 for boat . .Lush landsc. A1ove in fo r Holidays. 2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN I·5 LINDA ISLE -$145,000 Personality personified in this delightful 5 bedroom home on prestige Linda Isle. F'ine appoi ntments thruout. Panelled fain . r1n. '"/ wet bar, decorator \vall paper. Plun1bed for pool. 2 patios .• Pier & slip . NEWPORT BEACH -$42 ,500 Custom features in t\vo story 4 BR. & fa1n- ily _roon1 .hon1.e, JdeaJ kitch_en . ..LOYely C.lltng. & drapes. Space for pool. By Appt. DOVER SHORES -$105,000 Bright & shining! NE\V dreal\l hon1e sur- rounded by much higher priced homes . 4 Bdrms .. music rm., study & formal DR. Dra- matic 2 story tR. Island kitchen. 3 Ga rages. 4IO MORNING STAR OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -$39,500 Sharp 3 bedrm. ho1ne \1•/£orn1al dining r1n. l.ovel~· yd. \\1/fruit trees. Nr. \Vestcliffshops. 2015 ALISO OPl-:N SAT/SUN 1-5 CORONA-DEL MAR INCOME---$63,000 Live in one . rent the olh er. Nice 2 BR, rront -unit \V/fireplace and Brand ne\v 3 BR ., 2 bath rear unit. Near shops. Good inc. DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT! $175,000 Ho1ne for family-who needs pier/slip & 5 or 6 bedrooms . Lge. terrace for dining or sun- ning around the pool. Dramatic Courtyd. NEWPORT BEACH BEAUTY -$64,SOO If you arc looking for the unus ual. call us to see this cus tOm built home on lovely co rner site. Spac. 3 BR .. DR. & huge recreation r1n. Cedar paneling. Spanish tile entry. DOVER SHORES -$87,JOO Rustic 2 story quality built home in prestige location. 4 large BR ., FR. & formal DR. 311;, Baths. Lge., beautifully landsc. Y,d. CHOICE WATERFRONT lOTS Do ver Shores -$49.500 L i n d a I s I e -$69 ,500 -$75.000 • S85.000 • $100.000 .. Office Open Sa t. & Sun . ''Ou r '26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR GO., Realtors .• NEW LOVELY LUXURY ' offered by bolh ot thc:.I! C'U.!i· tom builr trl-Jcvf!I lion1es. ·I _ .... ' l~I Gener ti General MACNAB -IRVINE FINER HOMES or 5 bet.lroo1ns. fornial DR 1 I~ &. FR, giant li~lng 1w n1s CHARMING HARBOR 60' BAY FRONT '1'1th back bay ,·ieii·. Clioos" VIEW HOMES Pier & Floa t for over 50' boat. lm-carpe~ and olh<'r exu·as. . • I l · l d led 'I LAGUNA On beautiful Port Bristol Place, macu a e -JUS re ecora . n as· , · cozy 2 BR plus den ho1ne . Spanish ter suite \V/fir.eplace,. s~arkling HORSE RANCH Ill e entry>. You own the land. Close 1>001. ~ Bil's. 31'• baths. Open Saf. \Vt: hav(:( lit A1 111m1 2 11Cn.·~ to shopping. Please call 644-6200. & Sun. Coo1e see 507 Bayside including a tnbulou~ ·I bed· • Drive NC\\•porl Beach -OR room hn1nC su1"1'0Urul~4t o.v EXCITING BAY & µhoo~ 'ron1 ·rurncr 642-8235. lrui1 trr-es. ~ ~pcl'l11t·u!111· OC EAN VIEWS VJE\r , 11. gue111 cot1og(',iuul ltn1naculate one story. 3 BR home. NEWPORT HEIGHTS horse C'Orral.!!. Ca ll no,,. 11hUc Fabulous near ne\v kitchen. Pie· O\\'tl.er 1nust sell fast!! Unique o1d- h is slill a\•1tihtble. • turesque {!arden -spacious patio er home \Vith partial VI E\V of Y.A . TRl-PLEX and deck. $55.000. Open Sal. & Sun. ocean. 30xl6 LR has lots of glass. An excellent lnvestml'nl and 12·5 o.n1 . 1301 Kings Road, Ne\\'• Musl~see lo appreciate. Call Laszlo a fine home. Thr{'e 2·bc!d· port Hei~hts. Sharkany 644-6200. 100111 . units. built-in kitct.1: BEACON BAY CHRISTMAS IN EASTBLUFFI rnll, f1N'!pla..:e ln 1he 01\'ner s • . · th H I'd · ' y unii and 1:loscd garages for Beac h and 1 enn1s Courts. Bay & KnJOY e o 1 ays tn your ver . all.· 1 ~1ountain Vie\v. 4 BR -air condi· ow n spacious 4 BR, 2 bath, panelled ~O MONEY tioncd. Sharp and ready to move fan1ily roo1n home. Eastbluff's larg· in. A bea!;ltiful secluded garden -esl & most popular l·story, priced . DOWN , in a special Beach Community. Call like a Januar..y sale-at S4-7..,500. Own- Veter1uis gl\·e yoUr ~1fe 11 642·8235 . er \Vill vacate b:v Christmas! Open fa"'buious Chrlsnuas f."'•-Sunday. noon 'til dask -at 2826 Ca· .n1. Seller n1ny pay ~I buy· CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION " ta1pa St., N.B. Call .Jack l~owell cr·s costs on the :\ bedroon1, Marble halls. beautif ul like new 644-6200. faniity roon1, poo) h0n1r on custon1 home. Formal DR -5 BR a quit-t cul.de-sac. -41h baths. Your O\Vn indoor heal1h room w/oool -sauna & sun lame~. Air cond itioned ... \ fee lot in excl usive Dover Shores area. POOL & VIEW-DOVER SHORES 1 RoJJing liills & Upper Bay View. Distinctive custom home. 4 BR, famil y \"-for1nal dining room/sep- arate breakfast room. _Luxurious 9 NEW IVAN WELLS shag carpeting. Obie. drapes CUSTOM HOMES! throughou t. 2 fireplaces. \Vet bar. Ground broken for 9 ne\v IV1\N Lovely patio su rroundin g large \VELLS custon1 ho1nes in DoYer heated pool. Appl. only. Ca ll \Valler - _____ 1 shores! Choose :vour colors &1 tail~r King. 644-0200. y to your desires~ For details Yisit th e NEAR BA . , model al 2006 Galaxy Drive, New-DON 'T BUY Open S.t.-&-Sun..-1 .. S ,0 t B -11 fn Harbor Vie\v Hoines until you i r e~1 ... ·--.... ..., _ _Ji 1. .. d 233!1 REDLANDS, NB , --·s-ee thlS-dymi.mi 'runo 1no -mo .. _ .1 larg" RR . 3 BA. hUJ!r. Hv-DESIGNERS ~HOIC~ el. Only $57,500 fee. ini:: & fa inily l'oom, 2 lire· l~t yo ur 1nter1or designer custom· RONT 2 LOTS place!;:. b111ll·ins, hcau11ful ize an elegant Ba yfro nt to your BAYF .- I.Jack yard 1vi1h hca1E'd pool. taste. 1''our dramatic Bayfront B~lbo~ Peninsula. Sandy Beacb _Enjoy o .. ~cloor ~ntt>rta ining. 1-loines are nearing completion, Live 1n t~rge . old homey h~use - orn~· st.,.JOO. · rninutes rro1n the J·larbor Entrance. or den10\tsh 1t later & build twQ . ~;rl~~'~ del\O~a~O\\"N ~!l' slips. y~u 0\Vll th e land . ~I .SO llC\I' ho uses 1v/2 slips~ J'.ileas~ call :'°· 11 R\ 1.. h\'irn.: :-iOx lOO sp\JI level loLc; available (.;Joden Fay for appt. to see this un- .J Bit . ~,, '1,· ... .11 1 ~: :o\it·r fro 111 ~12 1.000. Open DA il .Y -1641 · 1ui1n 1\•1 1 '" P ;1t •. · , . us ual property. sii.r klll'ht·n 11hh "a1111o;:JBays1de Dr., f'orona clel ~l a r. arf'a. Pano. fill,..~· fli,_'("rss ro1 THE HOME WITHE MOS T SPECTACULAR VIEW MOME hoa1. \\'alk 10 shop.~ & bf>a<!h. F.xcClle nl construction (iuesldecor So much to of~er. 4 large BR's. Out- Baycrest Beauty k. h <' · ' door ente rtain rn~eril area \~/Sw~disb 203,, COi\l)tODORF.. N.R. HC\V 1tc . eu. new lov~ly draperies. '"'! OPF:N SA'J: &. SUN 1.;; n:1pcrs .. fixtures ~ p~1nts. ~,BR. 2 fireplace. Casc adin g waterfalls - o .... ·rlf'r's 111ovini,: 10 i\1cxil'Q. bath. N1r.e yard, al O\Vner s cosl. sun~en tile 1 i)dol ~ underkf'Ouhd Must ~ell_ngh; a1vay. This Open ~a t. & Sun . 11 00 Cam~ridgc, \Vine Cellar. Call Lois Ega n for appi. home i,s planllt'd tor rn1rr· \\'estrllff. 644·6200. tainine. Bean1erl ceilings. :l · BR 211 BA fireplc. bull !· HARBOR VIEW GEM nis' 111rgr ·ro\!cr<'d patio, Tasterull .v decorated 3 BR je\l'el. smikC> J'QUf:--S52;SOO:---C:Ozy fireplace. [ormal dining,_larg_e Lachenmyer FR . Conve nicntl.v loca ted nf'.ar park and pool. S4 7 .800. LINDA ISLE LEASE OPTION Spanish. modern 2-story. 5 BR, 3 batfi-:-Forma r a1ning. Quiet area. ln11nediate occ11pancy. 644-6200. 1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE Realtor ,.. Prestige lsland livin g. F.xquisitelv Open Sat. & Sun. C:hoice street In 1860 Newporl Blvd ... ~·~!;,7 decoraled 4 BR. 41fi bath . FR. Dfi call S.16-3928 f.ves. """""' home. 24 hr. gua rd. Private tenn is top area & one·of·a·kincl ho1ne. Ora· Co I b I & l. l mali c high ce lling: a flair for the Assumable 60/o ur s, eac 1 recrea ion cen er, plus la r.ge boat sli o. $169,500. 'Call unu sual. Owner/builder leaving GI Loaii Dave Cook. 642·8235. area -anxious. $92.500, fee land. In College Park BAYCREST OWNER MUST SELL! Assume A $20,400 o,vn .'vith pride 4 BR. f<,R, DH. Commutes daily to Sa n Diego and d Beautiful pool. separate fenced GI Loan An play area for children 4nd pets. L<l\v 1nust sacrifice his lovely four bed· Pay Only $187 1naintenance landsc aping. Only roon1 home in \Vestclifr. No\v Total Per Month $77.500. Call Dave Cook 642-8235. $57,900. 21 11 San Joaquin Hills Road P.00111 "Overloo king Big Canyon Country Club" : ~l~Y~~-dSchool::: MACNAB • IRYINE Realty Company N*EWPOR*T CEN*TER * * 644-4*910 1 • Clo.c.10 Shoppm< e Clos<' in on 1hl!I one, You'll 1 ..-~~.,....~~----,,-'-'--,.~-"---'-'--bC' glad you dill. General G•ntrtl e Call 5-!G.2313 644-6200 HARBO R VIEW CENTER 1644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 642-8235 901 DOVER DRIVE ~~~~~1~~;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "Bank Says Sell" 1-~-i>' THE REAL \"-ESTATERS .NEWPORT BEACH $ l, 125 Moves You In l BO. + Dining + Fireplace NO QUALJ'F'YINC Sharp ,t· t·lcan. J UST .\IOVE IN. Large living 1wrn. 2 baths. Beautiful year nround pa!io. Carpels k drapes~ Tak{' advanlagC'. Di:il 615-030.~ IORl\l l 01.~0\ "' ttE .A , r o 11 s l YEARS NEW of ~le~a VPrde'11 f1oc~1 . featuring 4 BR., :: RA , for. 'n111.I dining & a 1'('31 film . rooni. Honie ls t'XQ Ui!:ile In au rt.'.Spee1$ \\'ilh (']C'ganl C.['J>l!l, wall l'O\'erings l tsndftct1.pil'I( . .J~ TnO\'t' in & enjoy living. Price only Sl!J.950. Call 54(;.;,SSO !Or.en EVel!l [~~~:1 BAYFRONT APTS:- Vls121 Del Lido. Pier & sli p &\lllilablc .. l"rorn $31,500. StlJ or lease. George Wllll•m•on REALTOR 541-6570 645-IJ64 \V"°ANT 10 huy -I BRJ 1on1c. I Any condition or behlflll pyn1nt~. Pr1v. p 1 r ty . 894-iQ!W. ' olJnJa Jj/e PRE STIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT l Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday Lovely, ne'v 5 BR ., 41/:? Ba. home \Y/\vater- front iiv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled famil y rm. 'v/frplc. !\1aster BR. \v/sitting area & fireplace. Bay & Mt. views ......... $179,500 58 Linda Isle Dri ve 5 BR ., 41n ba ., on lagoon. Lge . \vaterfronl family r1n. & living rm Formal dining-rm. Pier & float. . . . . . .... 5189.000. 77 Lind• Isle Drive Beautifully decorated 5 BR .. hon1e on lagoon . i.ru ge mst r. BR. \V/be a1n ceil . & frpl. I .. ~e. !iv. rm. & fam ily rm. P'orn1al din. r1n. Pier & slip. . . . . . , .. ·'· . . ........... $230,000. 92 Linde Isle Dri ve Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w/formal din. rm. & family rm. 3-FrplcS. Outside stairway. Bui1t~in gw1 cabinet & bookshelves. $155,000. ' 106 Linda Isle Drive Custom Sin$le story 3 Bdr1n .. 3 bath water .. [ront \Vi th pier ~and slip. Large master bdrm. with sauna. J?~n_ing., kitchen & living 1·oon1 ha ve \\•atef' v1e.u1• 52 lot ..... , .. $135,000. W•ter'front Lots No. 76: 3 Ca r garage. Faces South .. $80,000 . No. 56: No rth Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000. 403 Bayside. 10 IL sandy beach. . . . $43,950. , For Complete lnform1tlon On All Homes & Lo ts, Ple1H Ctll: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B•ysldt Dr .. Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 I ( ' I ,,, "SPANISH FIXERS" BEACH -$25,500 4 BDRM., 2 BATH $12,795 Bu ilt On Your Land .JUST LISTED! Need M>lll<' -IJ4:_: sq, fl. Irving 11.rca C'lbow grease. 3 Bl'drn1k, 2 -Alt la1h & plaster Ba. l"amily nn. Bcan1 l-ell· -Hnn:l"'ood eabinels ings. Adobe 11le roof. Only -Breakfast ha• '.l YJ'!I· old. Near !ht-lx'ach. -Pullinan bath.'! Low d11. Only $25.500. BC'I--Spucious "'Ardrobes 1C'r hurry. Call t714) 962-~5 JUST $9.53 SQ. FT. l!ll:ll Arookhur:fl /.,\'('. !>ta nnlng·Des!gn-F'I nRnci ng ···t,100 Homi:'s--t-Ap;irtments built .si111·e "j7" CALL 537 ·0380 1{'666 \\'rs1n1\nsitcr Avt-. G.G. OPEN SUN JO 10 ~ """"""'"".."!"'" -[;;STANCO Employee Transferred Vacant & l'eauy !or occupan· IUILDllS, INC. cy. Sharp Easll!lde 3 BR., 2 BA, lam. room h~. --~THREE CAR Culodc·~c k>c. 11ith i;hlnglf' GARAGE ~f. brick frflli·. I! f'lre. Plur1 <f spacious tx-droon1s 2 klf_('hl'n. Con11111ny O\\'n1•rt & lai·g,. bnths, "kllt't> <ll?f'0p" pr1crd righ~ l\'il~ no 4:11111 shal( \\'/\\' Ctll'j>cling. 11"0otl ~A or lo\Y dn\\'O F !IA l('r111~. ,f, i,:<1s burning fircpl11.l~t'. .C,~a~i.,_ rorl't'd air hta1. anr1 hugr .,,.,...,.,..,,, iOprn t \·<'11 1 mirrorro 11·1.rdrobc, In ma ~· I .~ I u·r tlrllroorn. Only IO min· n HlllTAG( Ulf's f(j 'tile bt•11ch. tirKI IK'll- -~ . • .. UTATI -t'r 11•111 PtlY Points 80 )'OU ,.:;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~J can buy !"I-IA or C l NO ,--.--.--.--.. 00\\i'N. Full price <> n I y S28,;.oo. C.i.11 lbilny. ""'"""'''""·'oA.1100 Walker & Lee rota! ckl""· chwf)('r than rc n! 111 $10.; fl('r 1no. Robert• Real f::,,,tatc 962--5511 Rcflltors 2i90 Harbor Blvd. ar Ad<1n1~ ~-9-191 Open 'Ill 9 'PM General BA YFRONT HOME On white sand y beach. Looks up main chan- nel & out th e jetty. 3 Bedrooms. formal ba y- side dining room , paneled den with fireplace & wet bar. larjl;e enclosed yard. large enough for a swimming pool. . . . . . . . . $164,000 CORONA DEL MAR CANYON SIDE .Just like being in the mountains & only :t -blocks to the Five-erown·s !-Rustic-hom·e-on large lot with 3 bedroom s. large rumpus room downstai rs, super \vet bar overlooks canyon ..... .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... S53.700 _ MEDICAL SUITE Jn !\ilesa Verde area, with 3 examination rooms, nurse's station, waiting room & pri- vate office. Ample parking. $350 Per month. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS "SINCE 1944" 673·4400 ' • I ' ' , l. ·r;:;~;r;~--ifj if::!'·· 'l~$!t'Z.t.::!J I~~ r\~(: •1•'* ~ .1 --.-. . • G.wol q..,.1 oi;. ''1• · -... " , .. ~'sAYct '$$$ ... N:: :l .,_. ,,. .... ~ ·-•• ~ . .~UJ$TAllDI"~ : . J ii:E . .tl'.'.'.!~ . PifltBitJ!Clf ~· 1l}~ •'01'1ll 'f', )r.),Y"l\9 _Q l,.I\ IQ> . ' ) . , .. ' \' ,... ' , ' n ~ :IalllittJIAmL i . . ,.. . ·: I --a ·lledtiJums • .. • • ' • I . ' $34,900 : ' l $600 Jotal. : . Down ~ ... ,,. '1 ~ 'Pay·t 1r<>J'\Jl) a I ~closing otts and mbvi'lnftfttiiS cilnt' 4' tiettroom horili located ,.In Costa M~. _-.I.'!." . ,, WaiK1ng di11tance .... to. I ~ hoOls -back on mai~~ 1 ·•ot NQW, So act' lo'lfi: j '··"'-"• ,, . ,. ~u ·-· ~ . ,. • . . . • I .. ' ' ; , --· -~ I . · ~*~fside Lotilt, . I · :.~2si.1so ·:·:. · · :.Ji' ~:.~lf.1 ,1 11 v: ,. I 3 ~.;"'t bath!· - cot\\.H' 'lot. 'u. • 11dttr.! to ,. njM_br_lC~ fjl°(pJJl~~· I r00-'Y)'tidlll-ln .;, lflchen , w,11-. ~opt' .......-, what I ~se ~c.ri~ ••Y ~ m ; I tt -lt't''rucen 'M&~ ' . ,, . -r._11·r ,...,.. .;. · I ......._ ~29 H>rbor, C.M. Gwrl9t · f! I ·-....... 1,. "' ... ..:,: I 5. c ' ) I .. s .. \ '2, !' • ----· ----------J It B~Y ~.bl t\(~ ."''A l I I --------- ::-;--;-•"'t"-~,_ ) ... ftRANGI COAST'S· lllT · ,.ti'aiiy ·Pllei. 'c1 •• inM1 · .. BLUFFS:, VIEW PLAN. FRONT ROW This scarce, much. dt•lred, large 2200 sq. ft! eondo. is an ENO UNIT. 3 BDRMS., 3 BATHS & LA'RGE FAMlLY ROOM. Oniho Bluff, ,overlooking Greenbelt, Canyon & Bay. Qne large enclosed private patio at front & another hug~ patio on view side. A1king $58,500. New listing. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 859 VI•!> Bonita. · HELEN B.: DOWD REAL TOR POR A~POINTMENT TO SEE CALL 644-0134 o.Mr1f -. · ; BIG eANYON Five bedroom,_3 bath), family · room, laundry room, 3-car garage. Beautiful corner lot at Hermitage Lane and Royal St. George Drive .. This home il!I being finished now and should be available for moving in before Christmas. Drive by aJ;Id see it, thin call owner at 644-1140. Price $92,500. Aho open Set. & Sun. l·>. 1578 Ponderosa, Costa Mesa 5~1720, $33,950 (Sun 1-4) -10051 Birchwood Dr., HuntiI\lton Beach 5'°842~ · · 1s,1.& Sun 1·5) 2822 Elsner, Mesa Verde ~llUll, $41,500 .·,(sat & Suo 1·5) 3001 Capri Lane, Mesa Ver4' 546-SllUll, $77,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3061 Capri Lane, Mesa Verde 546-SllUll, ~.500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) '*M07'Smpway tp. (Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Sunday) lh *2033 Lerimos (Mesa Verde) CM' ·~ 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) . ~ : __ f ,.. 20252 Eastwood Circle, Huntington Beach ~ltill. Y ,imhtry .'!IJfl , .. tllt --..i . .,. ,..... ~ · •• ··r.4 Ion lfit.4 M19w -646-7171 · (Sat & Sun·l·5) , ...wAI,....,. ~ det.f l[ h' _dftf'tfll ...... ,~ ... ~··,,•••9'.-l:llQT WAt'T ADS.,~-~"91-.,,. "*1·712-G ... ·.·i·axy" .D. ·r·. (Do· "er ·s· hor"s) NB • 110-1 lor .... ,, , .. ,... •nt .,., ... te .,.,.,~· 1m .. et1 .. Ill "" c4itliiitil .-It ,,, .. .,. .. , w~; ' . . • re 1146-il7!· ·· .. (Sun 1-5) · ' ·· . flOUSES-fGRl-SALE ll.Xlil~!li;mJLL4ilile.l /jB_ __ · ---23.6,'~ace Forres~,-., Cos-=a Mesa ' ' •• · .-.676-5200 · • (Sun 12-4 :30) """" • u •• · !2 BOdrl!l!ml 250·co1toh (Newp<irt Shores) NB . · · 646-7l7I (Sun l·S) 304 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar · 546-1290 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1423 Alillgull '(Dover Shores) NB · 644-4910 $95,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 646-7171 • lSal & Sun 1-5) 2701 Seavjew, Corona del Mar 499 E. llltb St., Costa Mesa 3234 Nebraska (Mesa Verde) CM 673-6642: 67>-6459 (Sun 1-5) 646-7!7! (Sun l·5l 546-2813 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 12 Br&. F.•mily Rm or Oon) 2402 Orchid Hill Dr. (Upper Bay) NB . *2033 Lemnos (Mesa Verde) CM 1~ Harbor Island Rd., Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun l-5). 546-2313 (Sat 1-5) ~3-0700; 644-2430 · 431 Lenwood Dr. (Newport Heights ) NB 1701 Oahu (Mesa Verde) CM "' , (Sat & Sun afternoon) 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 546-2313 (Sun 2-5) ,,_.,.,,.,..,(, *'"' ~-'"'"'"''" ~ -··~·" "·'· ·~· ~· <)~~'Ii-~ , I; {; I) ' I .. , .... ~ 1 64'!7.\it'"\ " 1_ '{Snn 1·5) 835-0ll20, 484,500 (Sun 1-6) -.IQl(tKmg• Rd,.(Ne h.t~-' , 5412 Nn\a!tl: Turi!~ Rd!'k Hil~" · · 2871 flayshore Dr.; Newport Beach · 67>-7225 . . • ,. . • '833-blOI ' ,. ' ••· · ' '(Sim~·l.-5!' 64f>.~,-645-3320 " (Sun 1·5) • 400,ColwnbllS.Carcle;f,o!~~~,d~ · ~T:(j-, ~~,,l'urUa Rock... > • ..,_.. *2399,J\edlands, Newport Beach • ;~78:6641 :1 ~?~59, , . , • ,, --· ·833-1JIOI , • · · (Sun 1·5) , . 646-3928, Eves .. 67f>.1!27 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ... , ·" · . ... .. ,' \J'" Bedroom) 2815. Bluewattr, Corona deJ:-Mar · 20711 Goshawk Lane1 ljuntington Beach·· .... ·~~.;,<:g:i'.7s~.1;~:Mul· Verde (Sal l·S) 673-2222 (Sat & Suo 1-5) 835-4422 $24 ,000 (Sun '1·5) 1509 Anita Lane, Newport Beach 320 Marigold,. Corona de! Mar 2284 Colgate, Costa Mesa 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673·6510 . .!Sat & Sun) 54s.2313 (Sun l·5l 1921 Beryl Lane, Newport Beach 1301J{in-gs11a (Clllfhaven) NB . · 19191 Biddle, Irvine 67f>.4930 (Sun only 1-5) 642·8235 ___ !Sat & Sun) .546-2313 (Sat & Sun I·!) 15 Br & Fomily Rm°' D•nl 17682 Ash Tree Lane, Irvine 1800 Port Margate (H.V. Home•) NB 938 Bellis IEastblufJ) NB 833·0700 $84,500 (Sun 1·5) 67lHiOOO, $50,500 (Sun 1-5) 644·7882 1 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 2042" GMaxy; Ne\vport Beach l 2036 Commoctore, Newport-Beach 2507 Windover (Broadmoor) CdM · 644-4910 •&&,000 _ '(Sat & Sun l·~, 646-3928,Eves.67f>.1827 (Sat&Sun1·5) 644·7662 (Sun 1-4) ?OJ~ Aliso l'os~~ Mesa··'·. · I 17281 Avalon Lane Huntington Beach 821 Porl Barmouth (H.V. Homes) NB ••'-4~~Jlm.4'1"' #'~.500 ' ·(Sat & Sun 1·5) 673-222%-' ,; (~un 1-5) H4-766Z . (Sun 12·4) 2qr. VI.Wt~. H~og~r ·(Ea,stbl(uSfaft) &NBSun. i•si·· 1707 Trade'Winds. Newport Beach *2006 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB JU:.JL~ ~ 642 3626 .,2 500 (S 9-6) 646-1550 (Daily) ;'ol$8irft!, P11! ,1Clif!haven) NB . ., ' • '"" ' · • uo . · **309 'Evenijlg Star (Dover Shores) NB 64{i,71i (Sun 1-5) • · . • , (4 llodrffml' · 842·8235 · (Sat & Sun) 1521 !;;; (lcea)l B)vd., Balboa Peninsula. 2244 Vista Huerta !The Bluffs). NB **329 Via Lido Soud. Newport Beach .. 642..5200 , . · (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-1656·. $35,400 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ·642-6691 (Sun I-6) Bil CliflJ)>., Newport Beach 2128 Vista Laredo (The Bluffs) NB **3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB ' ·~5200: $33 .500 (Sun 1·5) • 67>-5930 i Surr'l-5) 675'-6161' (Sunday) 111111 TusUn Ave .. Cos ta Mesa 271 E . 16th .St. (Newport Hts.l (:M · 17706 Bay Circle. Fountain Valley 642-5200 · · · (Sun L.S). 646-2414 .. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 962-1373. $36.900 (Sun 12-5 ) 315 eedar (Newport Shores) Nli ... ' **1641 Bayside, Yachtman's Cove 1100 w. Bay, Balboa Peninsula , · 546-1290 ' (Sun 1·5) 67f>.3000 (Sat & Sun 1-4 :30) .'.1\.4607 Dorchester (Cameo Hglds ) .CdM · 642-8235 . (Diily) 2815 Redlands Dr. (Back Bay) CM . 6.13-9510 . · (Sun 1·5 ) 2607·0cean Bl vd., Corona de! Mar 5~1720, $39,950 (Sun 1-5) ' 962 Sandcastle (H.V. Hi!ls) CdM 67f>.7225 (Sun 1-5) .. 67f>.72:l5 . (Sat & s·un 1·5) *2001 Tahuna Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 2734 Sandpiper, Mesa Verde ' ~23 Cameo Highlan~, •• llr:1, .. .r .. oron• ~ ~r 673-440o. ' (Sat & Sun) 546-5990, $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) " ..... ~~ 71 1 ,, 2734 Sandpiper. Mesa Verde ··-61S.'122>-;. ·~ ,, 2~25 Calle El Toro Grande, El Toro 546-5990, $61 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 408.Ja~mine. Coronllj e1'_.,,., \ '.;' •• ;.·<" · 646-7711 , ·$33.250 (Sun 12-5) 2328 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB · 673-6642; 67>-6469" -· (Suft' 1'5) .. 203 Vj~ Lido Soud , Lido tsle 675-6000 (Sun I·l) 211lW1Milbr~.J:osta M°'a C ,, '< " 646-770, $149,500 · (Sun 12-5) 26.Hermltige Lnc at Ro yaJ-St;George Dr. ._ ,6i3-ii642; [6\5·6459 · (~tin 1-5) 1202 W. CUriie, Santa Ana 644-1140 (Big Canyon) (Silt & Sun 1-5) . 31j9Bern. ag~na Beach ' , ~46-7711 . 137,500 1Sun 1:1-5) 644-7270 . . (Sat & Sun l·Sl ,, ·, ~~ , .,, 'IA' ~r & F~mily Rm or oon CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE A93 Magnolia. Costa Mesa 1707 C~ndlestick Ln (Baycrest) NB (2 Bedroom) · ·~6-.2313, $27,500 (Sul\ 1·5) r i33.Q?00,·644-2430 . .'' · . (Syn 1)'5) 12 Weotclilf Villa (Westclilf & Dover) NB "' 6011 V1Stn Bilni\al (The Bluffs) NB , . 10 5 Ijonnte Doone (lcyine 1'trr)'cd}(I 644-7862 (Sat & Suo 12..f) · 833-0820 • · ,(Sun 1-5), 1 33-0700; 644-2430 \ • {S•! & 'Sun· l·St (3 Br & ~•mily Rm) , 4)!9 ~ehqtrope ,_ Corona dei Mar , l . , · · .. f7892 C~dar Tree (Unblersicy,'Park) Irvine 659 Vista Bonita (The Bluffs) NB 646-3928, E ~es. 646-4067 (Sat & ~un 1·5) '· '83a-OSl3 ' (S.t & ·Sun I·&) 1144-0134 (Sat & Sun 1-5) Pet" Barrell f<eaft~ l'r'6'"'1.6 A IA YFRONT FOil CHRISTMAS Watch the·'boal parade from your 42' IN· CLOSED VIRANDA on the peninsula. 5 b\d· rQOm home with 67 ' frontage. - Or • Watch the boats turn tn front of Vhur charm· ing OLD ENGLISH HOM! wtfh 52' front· a11•-. , Or Easily ENT.ERTAIN 200 FlllENDS as the parade p111es lovely Linda ·Jsle - Or Watch the boats on both sides of the channel from llDO ISLE - Or Have a TENT PARTY on a bayfront lot 73' x 260'! . j ' Contact Bill Bents. for information on tl\est and other spectacular. w~terfrontS. IAi.IOA PENINSULA NliW--Unique home with studio apart• ment. 200% depreciation possible !or first ·Use r .· n11 W. B•y Ave., N.B. Optn S•I. & Sun . 1-l !"LEASE PIX ME UP BALBOA PENINSULA 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 2 full Jots , available at close to lot price. 1521 E. ote•n Blvd. Open S.1t. & Sun. l·S --~ PIUCE L!ADER FOR CLIFFHAVEN 3 BEDROOMS, 2'12 BATHS -$33,!IOO. with extra large master bedrooms. Tbls home has great potential In an area of more ex· pensive homes. Added features : Dark room, _Dog run & storage area for boat or trall:er. 111 Cliff Dr., N.8. Open Sund•y I..S <;ORNER LOCATION . CONVENIENT TO TOWN & SCHOOLS. 3 bedrooms, built-ins, carpeting, nice patio & yard . 1901 Tuatin Ave ., Open Sunday '1 ·5 DUPLEX IT'S NEW & OIFFERENT. 3 bedrooms, 2 - -baths each:-Sttps-to-ocean-fronr.-carpets, built·ins, fireplace in each unit. Closed gar· are plus additional parking. 125 45 St., N.B, Optn Sunday 1.5 Office Open S•lurdoys & Suntlays ' PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Wfflcllff Dr,, N.I. 642-5200 --------------··- i 5 * ~* -w-. '*' BALBOA ISLAND 11UPPPLE TREAT FROM $32,500 to $99,500 TAKE YOUR PICK Deluxe Duplex Custom built 4 bedroom, 3 bath. 2 fireplaces, deep shag carpeting, kitchen with all the built· in s. glass wall staircase PLUS 2 bedroom RENT AL UNIT. A real buy at ...... $99,500. "Up Thf Down St1 ii-c1u" THE ClRCULAR STAIRWAY leads you up the stairs where you will !ind the living room, dining room, kitchen, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, ALL CARPETED. Downstairs, 3 bed· ·rooms, 1 bath. Great idea? ..... , .. $79,500 . Beach Cott1g•? 2 Bedroom, l bath1 living room. fireplace, FRONT PATIO. A DOLL HOUSE for only ............................ $32,500. LOOKING FOR A VIEW Of The Pacific? This one has everything. Large living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen-family combin· ation with built-Ins, carpets & drapes. Full SPRINKLER SYSTEM. VA appraised. OWN- ER ANXIOUS at ................ $37,500. LOOKING FOR A GOOD DEAL? 24 Un its WE HA VE THEM in high demand rental area. CLOSE. to shopping, schools & recrea- tion. Eighteen 2 bedroom. l 1h bath. six 2 bedroom, I bath. Could be upgraded for more income. DEAL AWAY at .... $288,000. A"4U.-St#ld _,110.Masters Cir .. Costa Mesa . · 1001 Hampshire Ln . (Westclilfl NB 646-7711 43 950 !.§<1n 12·5l __ .§~·823& -@at •&_Sl!!!}__ HQME & 1.N.C.Q,....__ __ -lji!---' -539 San Berna lno. Newport Heigfils , •il';f5o7'1!aysid .. Dr, Newport Beach (2 Br. & 1 Br:l ~·u•-•,,.- ' \1141?;_8811 (Of!15th St.) (Sat & Sun 1-4) ' 642-11235 (Sat & Sun) 610 Avocado Corona del Mar 1 l -' ll'Br-& F~mlly Rm or Don) '2826 ,~talpa (Eastbluff) NB' · (213 ) 4:!2-iB61. $49.500 (Sun 1·5) 4824 'Surrey (Cameo Hlds) CdM , 64&-8745 .$4.7,500 · '(Sunda7) (2 Br. & 2 Br. ,Apt.r' :_ 8S8;0700; 844-2430 (Su n 1·5) 3715 ~ort St1rhng,. Ne,vport Beach 616 Iris, Corona de! Mar : ., Ili28'Kee~ (Harbor View) CdM .' . 673·8550 -. !Sat & Sun 12:30·&) 67>-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 833-0100· 644·2430 (Sat &-Sun 1•51 , 410 Morning Star, Newport Beach (3 Ar. & 2 Br.I 111312 Saginaw (Turtle Rock) Irvine . ~4·~~f0 $105,000 !Sat & Sup 1·5) **201 N. Bay!ronl. Balboa Island .\ 6'10-2'1li3 _ !Sa~& Su n l-5) **8 Lmda Isle Drive (Lmda Isle) NB . 875-3331 (Sun 1-5) *iGalaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 644-4<UO $143,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **312 Grand Canal, Balboa Island • :a235_,12ii;OOO _ (Sal' & Sun)~ 1436 ~u:<ners Dr (Westcllff) NB 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) .1)00 . · 1nbtidge (Westc!ilfl NB · . 841>5!40 $43,000 -(Sat & sun 10.11.,..... DUPl:.EXES FOR SALE -. &6~235 $8' ,00 (S t & S ) 544 .Seaward Rd., Corona de! Mar (3 B & I Br I . 0 ' ,., a un 67f>.21\52 $62 500 \Son 1·5 1 · r. • 31,2 MQJ'ning Canyon Dr. (Shorecliffs) CdM 2227 .l{oUy llane (NeW)>Ort 'Hts') NB . , .,.~ 1211 W. Bay Ave., Balboa -.-673-8550 !$98,600 (Sat & Sun l·Sl ~~141 128 500 · (Surrl·Sl &42·5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9~7S3a8nd5.'.as9;;..<H000arbor V(Sietw &tlislls) C1d~!l i19.i1 Frederick ctr., Hun1ingtcin. Beath ~J'.4!t 'h ooU.:;~ & c~~~~ del Mar • ~ ,.~, • a un ·• . . 962-5566, '32,500 (Sun 12·5) . • . ' 2~ !"airway Place, Costa Mesa 20391 .~drian . Huntington Beach 67>-3000 (Sun 1-4 .30) • ~5'1622 $25,500 (Sat &.Sun 10-5) 962-5566, $43,DlO '\ fSu n 12·5) ll Ir. Hehl '217!1 aush•r<I, Huntington Beach 2015 Kewamee (Irvine 'Jlerr.) CdM I~ 45th St:, Newport Beach " ' " 6'12-5200 (Sun 1-5) 1162-86\2. $38,50!!, (5.at 10-5;,Sun I·!) ., 644-6111 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) , Tlll""EX!S ""R SALE m ,LaMil'ada,,Laguna lleach . 595'Grand Haven. (Del Cerro) CM n. rv 494-11473; 549-031& . (Sun llH) ·• · · (Sun 1-5) 41S Seawatd, (Corona Hglds) CdM . -900 MacKenzie Place, <>osta Mes• 40oo i lde Line (H.V. Hilla~ CdM · 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 540-9918, $32,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 67 s Sun 1-4.:30) ••"4 -1166.Bolse. CbsllrMesa 4.139 iAiton (Cameo Shol.e ) CdM ••w•1,.., 646-0228. 135,900 • (Sun 1·5) ' 675'3000 ' (Sun J-4:30) ,.,..,,.,, _. w-~ ... •• J •• • ~ ~" • -. . .. --··------- ' REALTORS 644-7270 2 21 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAii, CALIF. --------------------Gtntrol General • Mos• Verde Golf Course Fantastic View l'RESTIGE LOCAnON This extra clean home is Joca'ted on one or a kind lot featuring a; fantastic panoramic view that just won't quit. Super neat yard designed for low maintenance surrounds the model for gracious living. 5 plush bedrooms formal dining, sunken family room, huge !iv~ ing room with high open beam ceilings over· looks golf course and miles and miles or . spatkling li&hts. Truly a majesUc home. Priced at a liveawav 179,500. -It will no £ last long. Call !or .appointment 545-6424. (Open Eves.) , SOUTH COAST RIAL ESTATE .I ~'---- -----· • ------... _...._, ____ _ -·- ' I . • l • ,, VA C:llNF • -' Owner will heJp finance or lease/option. Im· t,\~~it~=~lef vl!:J.~:~-~~m ~~~ ing in living room & den . Built-in rang_s, oven & re!rlgerator. Forced air heaL Double ga• rage, + carport. # l'!!B• '45,500> .. S !IEDROOMS • EASTILUFF , A place for everything in UUs ·2500 .sq. ·fl. 2- story home. Formal dining room, carpeted & draped, bit-in_ kitchen, 8 baths. Beautifully lan(l.scap¢. Top locplion. Vac'!l't, fa st pos· lse's~oo\. _.118 •.. r t .~·'-~.;~..,. ... ~ ..... 1 $51500. · ..._ '· ". ,. .._. ... '1. .1111 ' • ' KIDS & lETS, , . ' 3 Bed(OOms, ·2 bath home + A·l zoned .lot. Just 5 minutes to Laguna beaches & shop- pip~Jl.!>nty o(. room for ,your owp µrde_p, , tabbilll· .&• chicke.n:.!Jloar!l-youf'r.ho~ llext . door. Ceiling. hillil l~eplace, w (w carpeting -over hat'dWood1ffobrs . Forced Alf heat, built· R•1I E1f1t., 675·6000, 2441 E:Co1tt•Hlgl111t1y " Corona d•I Mar, C1lilor"i1 THE HULL HOME 'l'ruly a home in the tradition of fiqe fam·,.. ilies. 5" bedroom!>, 3 batlis, family room with\ massive stone fireplace & hearth ·& parquet wood flooring. Formal living & dining rooms. Interior laundry 'room/chute & ample storage in cluding pahtry. Other featutes 11nclude 3 car garage, extensive patio & maximur.n. pri·., va cy. Located close to schools, shopping' &: · recreation. 1• Call l,JNIQl.\E HOMES 675-6000 fo r. in(orma· · tion on . the Hull:'Home. · _ ~ · . ' ' l. . . ' U~l()Uf .liVMl:S :,;, .R11I EJt1t1,.,675-60pO, 2441 E. Co1d Highw1y, Coron 1 d1I Mir, C•liforni1 . 92625 ·, I "! ! ' r-ll11b 11r·llil, ---'T\"11ll11r * * * * * * * LIDO ISLE TRiP~EX * Prime location. One 2 BR. 2 ba., two 2-BR., 1 ba. Patios & sundeck. Builtins. Low down payment & ov.'ne~ will carry.paper. Shown\ by ·App't. Only ·CLARK-SOMERS, REALTOR 306 Marine, S.lboa l1land 675--1000 DO. YOU EARN $820 A MONTH? JF so SEE TODAY 4 led-1 Beith No down to V!!terans. Beauti· · tul well cared for home. Professionally landscaped. Huge bedrooms. Jncludes carpets & drapes. Electric garnge·door opener. Owners need Cast sale at only $25,950. Hurry:, Dial &15..()303 HlRt\l [ Ol.SO\ "' REAL TO.P S BLUE CHIP!. General Rell.ltors 2790 .Ha.roar <Blvd. •t A:dams 5'15-0465 Open 'til 9 PM FHA . VA TERMS in range & oven. jil29 ............. $49,950 PRESTIGIOUS LIVING Who could ask for • more than a private beach; pool & outstanding view ! You get more -5 bdrms., 5 baths, family room plus forihal Qining room foF tlle largest of family holiday gatherings. 2 Fireplaces, w/w car· peted, draped, wet bar:, poolside cabana with .~res~~ .i:oom, 4 c~r gar~ge. ~.ll~l, s,1zq,ooo., ' : .. "·' . . '\ HOME & fflVESTMENT REALTY :__3535 t-Coast "wy. Corona del Mar 67.5-7225 GREAT PACESETTER SINGLE STORY 4 BEOROOM Best location . Open house thiS Saturday 1·5. Home has water softener;garage-door o·pener, bookcases in l bedroom. Put this on your "Must See" list. 2822 ELSNER $41 ,500. ' 2850 Me1a Verde Dr. • Costa Men • Phont 546-5990 IO THE REAL \'.", ESTATERS 4 Bcdroom1, 3 batf'11, rotm11.l 67>4343 dining, ·family room, cus· Dover Reali) Corp, 'O THE REAL ·"-ESTATERS . ·:. ffi PRr~ni~~;v···~-LE Savt'$l Q().l>.;111~0 yptei.iha\) ~· jUst been reduced 1n price. pper has 4De~oom:s, 2 baths & lower has , 2 O.dr~ms. 11olh· units completely furnisbed. Only a few steps ~\\\~Y to the crashing surf. Let your tenants b~y It for you ! Only $5,000 down. CALL 675-4930 . . ... . '· . BLUFFS . . CARMEllTl MODEL ·' . ll~L GRUNDY, REALTOR l1land!r• Blda, at Lindi J•I• 341 8tysldt Dr.~ Suite 1; l;l.B •.. '' '67!-6161 "JERRY'S OPEN HOUSE" ARTIST'S/BOTANICAL PARADISE Retreat to this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath, South Seas environment. Near beach, schools, shopping, & lovely neighborhood .• $32,950. OPEN THIS SUNDAY STARTING AT 11 Refre1hment1 will be served 9381 MOKIHANA, H.B. Stltamil~n. W /Bushard JERRY GiLLESPfE' 847-9604, Eve. 968-2974 KASAllAN 'REAk ESTATE GO. .. Pl.It your confidence tn our 49 yean of qU&lity custom home bulltilni. Sf!'t example ot produd at 2006 Galaxy, Dover Sh0ft1. Ivan Wells &. Sons • '42·2511 • WITH VIEW! New llstini • lcarce 5 BR., Smilh"bullt home. Lge. llv· lng 'nn., dinlni rm., ocean It harb(Jr view. Realittica.lly pr)Ced •' $72,000. CORBIN,. MARTIN REALTORS , $30,950 NO DOWN 'E~MS Vac1 nt 4 bedroom, 2 b1. Ex1 Sharp home, ~ or J\.fesa . ' It '2M11 1 a..-a :o THI: RL:i\i, \"-ESTATl:KS 10 THE REAL \°' I:STATLRS associated BROKERS-REALTORS 102~ W BalbQo 67J-366J ' S@,~"tA-.(G."f,~s· . '. ·" ' The Puule with the Built-In C~ucHe '"' 0 learto"O• :ia.tf.rs of lhe four xrombltd wordt be-low to form fo11r simple words. .. l•(l'Li5j·w1•.I r I NABOR I! 111'r .; ·1 ! Q 0 D ~U . ·1 ! Do you know obout the 1--,l,..-Tl-l.--.rr-1 tiomrrv termlle Who boo1ttd , lo hl1 fellow •work•r• oncf ,__.._._..__...__. soid: 1"Thi1 will btlrw -the H A b R E L , --!'? "• •• ' ' •• •• tom pool with Jacculli and I"'""""""""""""""'" r-------_.;::_ • """""'' view or Upper DOVER SHORES isling FHA Joan J• $28,cn> V~rde's nicea!. Muter ait· F'.P .. paymtnl.S less lhan ed bedrooms, 2 hAlN. ele- rent, move In today. X1nt pnt (ireplaCe )Ii, l&rie tam· nclghbqt'hood. Bullt·ln R10, ily room. Built·in range, ov· , Fam. room, cpts1 dfPli l1t1'4' ~n. Laree patio. N•atly to1 , double garqe, Won'I manicured .lawn,., Recenlly * boVER SHOltF3 '* IU!, aee tciday. 1· painted. Try 10% doWn! ft Col't_,r,.. tht chuck!• ....., ; t ' WI. bY l•ll•n; 111 tM l'lilJll"f _,. .tfi.i ' you dt~t\op !tom *'*P No. s· IMl9w .. ~~4 I Realtors --968·3371 Call 642-$il Now! Newport Bay and East Blu!L Caj.l 646-7171 for an appoint· View Home Galaxy Dr. mcnt . lo see at you'l', con· SPAck'lus A ideal for enter· venlence. · " taining, w/indoor pool Ir oTHE Rf;AL \'"'-EST.I\ TERS Jacuzzi. $122,000 .. Lease or '143,000 • Fee. By app't, Bill Grundy, Rtl)tor., 841 Bay1lde, NB 675-6161 ' I ELEGANT thruout. Nothinc ' 540-1720 '' + comparable In 11),ls 2. den, I' TAR.ELL beau!. home. $79,000. NO t••••JJ (-J ••• "llJ, • • · LEASEHOLD., It" 1 t :C· .._.. -....-. qut1l1e. Open hse. daily ·I "!~~'!"~~~~"' ,-,ms.:-::;;-H-::"=bor::f-, :;Co;''i"-:~;;-"-;';;'t*~ Qryanl Wt;si Snr. l'fl,1173;' ' i001i w..t'id' • ~ -.\. lOO<I wtnt >II ll ~ 64&.s.>38 early AM or EVE. lnve11tment lnveatment - -·· ' ' ·' t • ..i r - .. l ' • • ............ ~I _ .. u. l~ I ·~hr .. l[el _ ..... I~} I _ ..... I~ I _ ..... l~I ..__ _-=-_-___...l~I. ~ 1~1 ..... 1 _·_-_____,I~ 1M iMllM '''' 'rty 9 GARDEN mE BlllllAlOW APTS. <lol Mar Cotta -Lagune lleecll Newport le- T\VO H°'9\IS-MOST FOil ===I OPEN SUN. 11-4 NEWPORT BElt.CH TM W.500 Bqyt them "°"' 900 PARK 4VE. G.I. -NO OOWN fl>r "" -2 BR., lrpl.. THE LEAST Rw;tle charm bOme With dll-Beautl!Ui o.<ory home with '4 separate buildings. s= roofs. Private 'C~tn.. A a lma1i home for This tmprnslve 2100 sq, ft. ferent floor plan. 2 JUies. to thick shac c,rpeting, elt!C> fatioa. No 1ta1r1. Al.l 1 a bungalows. 2 • .i... CIC' Dad -no sttps, blt-beauty wW gatmy even the Cr. High School. Friendly trie bullt~ln ldtd!tn, Jarp bedroo •· --•uia • • ~ paUo. 1&f'Rlt families needs The home w/3 bdrm., 2 ·baths, family room, •nd '!ffREE ms. Some u..ve flreplactl. &1111 type Ullivertlty R.talty -t bl& bedrooms vdll p~tect famUy/dining rm. $4-4.950 CAR GARAGE. ne kfds ean of buildings ~t attract and bold 1ood fin.. & OM,"""'· '73-«;10 the kids whil• Dad"'" hb ARTIST'$ HOME. walk '° ... boodl. Seller :f:i~~cm~co,,,me flf,740 yr .• ,145,000. E1ctllent SK Ha.rbor VJtw Hills s ftadinr enjoyment in the IN DEFAULT With a f.&ntuti~ view. Wood has tpftd to pay·polntt a> . • •-2 Be. tam rm. • ,c"" .......... -... den. Manv tine I & &lass living nn, with cir-YoU can ue )'Otlf GI bene· ''""·r 26th YNr'' • --•~·· · ·v Hep me out of this 2 $1ory home. I ,. with NO •-·-t WE$ ,.... ..,.,..... lrg Jot on clll-d .. famKy meal• w;u be""'"' culanWrcase risln& to bd-'" ~ .... paymen • LEY N. TAYLOR CO,, lleoltors kc. ProfeuioMUy lnd.lep'd . in the FORMAL DINING can't use tht formal d ining or family · rms. Sepe.rate dtnin1 rm.&. Better check this out Wday! 2111 San Joequ1n Hlllt ReM ........... -,::::.. !:.. ~ :;,.."':~":: .. ·-= room. A littla cash will go a long way =d~ :::.""..;;.·~·hi:;. Walker· & tee NEWPORT Cl!NTER -" too. lt's truly tht finest here. Call my agent. made into a real ahmvpi~ Realtcrs Ac,.. .. for 1111e 1U lnCome ''"'rt)' 1M ~a "·ta MESA VERDE buy at on).y of contemporary Uvt,ig for u • ....._ l ;;-;;;;;;';;;-;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;::;;;;;i;;;;;;.I $.l9,1')0. Let ,. o""' tt 1or Naturolly it's McVay a do-it·,.,,,.,.tt". Asking 21!lO ~Blvd. •t Adama INVESTMENT you. -• W ,500, but bring otters? 545-0t95 Open 'til 9 PM OPPORTUNITY AmNTION 893..8533 545-0458 INCOME PROPERTY DUPLEX, 1 blck to beach. 5 ...... .,..,. P•lmdaJa ''"'· • 1 & downtown. with sweeping unit, frplct:, waJJm patio, i.aL Only $35,<00 , tmm. **DANA POINT New Deluxe Dvplel( . $49,911. Webb Rtalty ~ GETTER! ~ COATS 4-1 Bdrm. uoH1 • al"'°" w. N•wport, 3 Br. 2 Ba ea Allport. Xlm growth ....... lut Co1lese Paric: home WALLACE view of Laguna&, the Paclf· fee simple land. Good in-Bill Grvndy, Realtor like Wt "''e ort~red, aiold · REALTORS,..,.....,.,....,.......,~~--~----~--tc. Needs beautillcatlon le -come, $65,CX:O. Owner 341 &.yskle, NB 615-6161 ;-:--,...:--:--:----= right.,._,., .o hurry on over --J46...414J-"H 1 n_ loving care. Askins $55,CXK> 645-4245. BY O..'Mr! ..,. a-i--•.1n lnduatra.I ,_-. 161 , unt n...ton gwach Huntington Beach .... _,, u · id_...., ...., ._._ orwa • ...._,,., 1ito aee ,cur ne~tJ We ofier (Qp•n Evtnf"tl) •• • uut ...,.. ouen: cons "'=· * BEST BUY ,. Ania Valley RI t d luscious carpll'ting just in-$1 4,500 TO $19,950 REAL EX *IN 'IHE BLUFFS* Cbun!1. ~ a: vcf~ ~ M-1 BLDG. $30,000 staUed tbi1 week. The 3 bed-WALK TO BEACH l & 2 Br. HOUSES. YO'J Real Est at• $35,400 . 4"Bedro0ms tn.de all or part, lncome 1,250 sq. ft. )'OW'IC Jnd, bldg. roorna an further con1J!le-POOL + RUMPUS Bee.ulit!U Spanigh .hacienda'. make the term!!. Avan now. 917 Glenneyre, J...aguna Choice toe. on zreenbelt. Pl'OP:f'l'tY. pret'd. (Tl 4) &'old houle'on lOIY x 12>' tilented"liy a scpa.raie family ROOM pnly 2 yearw old, '..i mile DEAN REALTY 536-?52'1 , -~=~4,;94-8,c_,.c56~1 =~--~--'""~""'-0,..,---I Sf6.-8sl3 .uk :lor Ann d1oiea Costa MtA ,lite. 1room & separate dining area Pllll 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, from, the beach. Large pa-• · ~-~-~----Room Jo bulld more too? WAIT!! \Ve almost for~ built-in kitchen, new !!hag tk> aru JiUs-room tor pool. TOWNHOUSES -SOUTH LAGUNA Outstanding Value 5 or 10 Level acn1, min WesJiy 'N. T•ylW C.. ......... 0-11•rtUftlty .. * Nn LilUnl * -MARINE RADIO- TO IUY OR SELL A BUSINESS HOLLAND BUS. t SALES '1?1: --Empathy" Jnl Ora,.. A"'·· C.1" . IG-4110 Ml)-0008 eve, RiCREATJONAL equip. Mfr • A ..... °"1>• High profiL Pat. pend. Proprietary ttem. Need operatina: capital ill •C'ilanp tor controlllna --Pb. Inf) 6<C-ll91. RE STAUR.ANT, Lquna'I snolt · popular, 11 n t q u e Nttampt. Complete I)' equlpt. Xhlt loc. $368,0lll). l"Oll incomt, $.15,000 down. --· ""'700. Money to Loen 240 --. SATIL!R MTG. co.· 1111 E. rrm STREF:r CASH FOR TD'S * 90% LOANS -{I( got to mentioo the fully e~ carpeti11g, 2 fireplaces. Qv. Creatively decorated, this from $16.t)l\_-«> $24,000. Low, ·OCEANFRONT Spac. 3 BR beauty with from Chico S!all!' O:>llep, RHlton dosed 14 x 21 LANAI!! er ooo sq. ft. rumpus room tibarp home has built • in low down payment. DEAN Beaut -t BR., Sha. spilt level family rm., bltns &; many mobile home OK. Idell for 2ll1 San Joaquin Hila lld. 1ST T.D. LOAN Priced at $.l0,900. ALL includes wet bar. No qua)ify. kHcheil, ·bjg SPllnish fire· REAL'TY ~7527. furn. home w/priv. stairway xtras. $.11,500. lDo/o down, honew, ·trees or loafing. Newport Center lf.4-tllto 7JAi% JN'l'ER.UI' TERMS. ing, no '°8.n feet • jUlit take place, and oversized double Irvine to Secret Cove Beach: form. , ,,&16-.;;,2;;'667-. =-::_,,,-,,,--.. I Flexible temu. ~1 Lott for Sale 170 l.owftt ratu in Oranre Co. over subject to existing Gr garage. Only $26,500 and on -;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;::;:::;:;I er home 01 Charlie Chaplin. 1 MOVE in For the HoUdayg. 4 Bkr. '42-2171 545-0611 • COATS Loan. Owner Will oon!ddcr land ~own. Won 't last· • 31699 Sea Cliff Dr., by eppt. BR + Pool. Cu•tom Home 80 TAKE OVER all A I 11u u. •-" · & $1.<00 down. IMMEDIATE call BEAUTIFUL POOL REDUCED $10,000 acre• or ftwtt on IK111rl .xn<•nc Harbor .area 21 yn. WALLACE OCCUPANCY'. w lk & l Beautiful Yard EMERALD BAY LOT :::~~~abtluer.~~~:~: ,part, mountain area, tniet, ·lBQXD) ft. bide. lite 1or 11 Mortt-tet 541 ~~A,~RS Wa Iker & lee a .!'.._ ee Thi.B!'~ i~am-!127L~:r, ".;.~~. ~:..ooo -"'"=...,,.=:..°';:.-:.....,.:;;::.::65.c-----1 ,,,-~;.··~-;.hlll,;.;;•7=·N.,O"'DO=WN=. 158"' ~h~= -°'m"'T.;.ru;;.;tl.;...:D..;;.;.ed:;.;• __ 2~11 --Sl6-I n.o=al""'• For lots & homes call: WANTED SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO. <3'.-g.JK: 4 4~rties m,.57115 UST DEEDS WAN'FEI> · (~ Evenlnts) • Rmltors ~ Harbor Blvd, ~t Adams ~nn~2mba.di:~:~~ Bill Grundy, Realtor Bren Harbor View 4 or s Br %. 1 & 2 acre Estate Jots. ZONED R-2, U6 Hamilton, CUh for 2nd TD · 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Ada.nu 545-04ffi Open 'tit 9 PM in ·master bdrm, atl'lum with 341 ~Ide, N'pt Beach home, PrincipaJs. 642.Qi57 Hones OK. Broker. -.:.C774. C.M. $11,SOO, 0!00 down. • • 673--0140 • • 6 UNITS--EASTSIDE ~5-9491. Open 'til 9 PM HEAVENL.Y fountain. Everything is of 6754161 LIDO Sandi Leasehold. 4 Br. Apertm.m.for t•le 152 Owner will carey balance FOR sale: 3 TD '1, total a- 2 bdrm. l'h. beth, patios, East Bluff HACIENDA! excellent quality 1g1d there·1 GOOD BUY beach house. $32,SOO. See &%. Call &13-f6l7. mount $8,7$). 1 or lll. l)i., Just painted. Shawl; good""° Professional man's, Utopia. even a view m Turt1t Rock v.·eekends only. 5512 River EXCLU~ BAYFRONT BAYFRONT LOT count. 673-615C.. .,Gm of.~.~~~~ ''WE HAVE ONE'' EI~ furnished & all Hills. You'll want to iiee this 2Bdnns., 21Ai baths plus den, Ave., 64Z.21T8 Owner. API'S Vista Del Udo. All By Owner W 8" Aw on reat --.tion with onJ,y 3-..u can be purchased to move In one! $55,T":iO, lee-rooms. Nice view home utila. A: prqe. Pil!'I' Ii: slip p!tl, Ne..;..i Bch. m-i:tos ---------- I~ W v.,,..,.,,alk!acter°'·g Calllee A "LINDA" PLAN :'vm~:rmov!i:S:~. 4Sei:~ 1-... ·,·red h•111 tn T~~ee:A~i~:~~· 3s~~.B;.;.::.·::~~· ::!r. ~ le&M bYlcN;,\ob-"'l~le~H"ome"-'-"'1=== The BlWCa most oought &Jter rooms, 3 baths, sundcck for ll05 N. Coast llwy., Lag\tna Newport Heights Commercial Trailer P•rk1 In """""" hom•! ""'"'m•iy popular l pnv~cy. Totally immacul· 494-1177 Anytime SPECIALS Property 151 * 100 SPACIS * -Purnltlild 300 Hatbor Blvd. at Ada.nu level 3 Bdnn., 2 bath, fJre· .ate in & out. Reduced to REALTY 4 Br, 3 ha, fam rm, pool sz Del "'5-"'51 Open 'til 9 PM ,..,.,, !.,.;l,y ""cJ!<l!· bl&b $4!.!iOO and you d•al on -Univ. Perto €enitt. ·1,.,...,,. lot. Big valley wwr $.lt,500 C-2 3000 SQ. FT. .::: ';::'.:'!.'::," :::.· .!!: General R Sal~· by owner Ideal beamceillngs.CUJ«-aacto--fum1~, ~ O!' ~·Jn. !!!!!C~a~U~An~)1~;m~e~.~83J.-0820~;;;;~,ILO};wnd;.,.T,i. j0494-:--"51_. ____ 4 BDm.I. 2 BA. Bright 1£ Alr conditioned bulldi"" on pXll; SlW111, k PLUSl---~-·-••v-RENT--.-,.-_ • ' ' -cadon Vtty pfeasfnl out apecUon "~ appomtment Chee"" 1 ..,_ lot N t 'a r ''& .,,. """""""'"... IUAJ .. ,family ¥me. 3 .BR, 2 BA, look SJ,ac~ d only. Lido Isle .,, . ._.~e · so: x 254' prime location .. s;bopptnc centtr •includes Finer Homes in Beath Atta ':~~ F;ru1~ n;m~ patiO. Baltiys=~:I l~rwin re1lty, inc. t~u:~~iat~~.;~ 1~ 1-"N"'o-r'°'d_W...,..ot_e_rf_r_on_t __ ~N=r. :;A:·y~~ pnme tenant. $80.0CO. martatt, deli, lftldc ahop, e w Grundy Rltr. 67M16l /bf ~I re a lKmle condltion Tastefully 21562 Brookhunt, Hntgn Bch 18712 SAGINAW Brand new 5 BR., 41Ai bat s, In Newport Hb •••• $28,SOO PC(E BARRETT. laundry• U-Car _,.i,, nur-Balboa Island •w ~·. · ed fr,>lc,·rorp-appolnted.Refl~tsthebest 546-5411 •nytlme deck & dock, on Lido 3 BDRM. 2 BA. 3 garages. REALTY fJl:r:I or variety. Exdus:ive1--------- pl•all.telyLof!""", w /Nb iBoyoc,k in le!Sure BluUs livina: at $19 950 IS THE 3 Bdrm., family rm. & dinina: ,...,.., 500 ' Condomin!wn w/pool. New· agent. $190,000. •Winter 4 Yearly Rentals• :-Glrl's'.O~b~. ~brary~ ~9,900. "Without ~al:'. 'PRICE ~~·i:~~U:no~~~: .,...,,, 40 Foot Lot port Beach •..••••• $3l,OOO ~--64~2..:-".::35:.:Sc_ __ HOPE GERRIE RL TY. Ralph Hingtt Rtt1!7 ' ' i> f thl lo ~• Alir. exnn~A.a ..__am 3 BR. 3 3 BDR.\1 214 BA. Oitt Dr. 9.7 NET Return, $38,000 S33 tJaws> Dr., N.!I;--*-6'15-f'715 * shopping · centC!r &. bwi. ·"'i'!o.?-or s very vely 3 uo:u· priced to sell at $35,0CXI. ,._,.., ""' 645-4400 ~ ' • • ·~ 2 bath ho Th t ba home w/South palio. Nev.'{IOf't Ht& ••••••·· $.13,500 below appraia&I, Newport YRLY CUte furn 2 Br boust'. l:!~be~=n~~ C:eof !\,, !:1f ~ti7~enough':a·,~= [-J Only$6.'i,OOO. CAL~L ~-e ,4,·1414 ~•ch comm1ercial cornl!'l' MountR artln, O..rt, 1•4 w/bt.r, trplc. $).00, Call will take 2nd T.D. 548-3681, Ui°" i/j~; U as.wme wittl payments of Bill Grundy, Rltr. ~ \\-1th 2l year ease. elO ,, day1, S'rr>--5706, .. ' $160 per month, which in· 341 Bayside, NB 675-6161 MflfC. Realonomlci, Bkr. 675-S'JOO -a.lboa P.nlnsule rrc>DAY'S BARGAIN. WIL-[t~ rca l.f eludes all. Modem built.ins, BIG HOUSE. • • REALTY" Condominiums BIO BHAIAVER ~AKE ) OON BLVD. Assume 6%% ~ deep pile CAfl>E'la, also Nr1r Nrwport Po•t Office f I " A I GI Loan. 2 hr on large R-4 2414 Viati. Del Oro matching drapet Double l355 Via Lido, Newport Beach • • .SMALL PRICE CHARMING 3 BR home, or Ill 9 1-WHITE OIRJS"I'MAS lot. Roorii. for unii.. 10% Nn-pon Beach · * 675-2'123 * .f BR, 3 ba., din. rm. Bonus beam clng w/~ brick in this cozy cabin in the down._~~-FOUR MOD-644·1133 ANYTIME wgamgelkto brot!&Calll · Laguna Beach rm. Lge. lo!:. $61,500. frplc, fam rm., xtra tge lot, v:;,~ ld~!~1eba!-woods, Otiy $11.950. Euy ERN U[<ITii. 2947 Moodou, S.P-R-E-A·D OUT a er ee h -~I j beaot. k<Pt yd. fmmac """"· Call -<n4l $62 500 P a I Westbrook . UTILE DOUGH OWuwu pwson s:z. tio, double garage. A steal 5J6.1T3S or wrte: Spenc.r • ·: u Whal a 1pot! Close in, High -.... -. aeotCQa cond. $33,950. 645-5.122. et $27,500. Low down to ex· Real1Dr,i194·978S. on a hill for valley & hill &alton: Lots 'O' Potential 3416 Via l:.ldo 6~562 h ee!:lent FHA loan. Owner Real Estate, P.O. Box 2828• HOMEY I: C'Mrmina 2 .Ir: -4 Br Me, walled in patio, nr water. Until 1/15. 213,~ % BDRM winter rental. Quiel, matutt couple. No' petl. 673-7898 WNER MOVING -Must view. ll acm to !fpread out ZT!IO Harbor Blvd; '.8-t Adams and "LOTS Ol'· WORK" fn NewPort S oret will carry 2nd! Big lkar Lake, Calif. sell del'.ett custom 2 BR on. Plus five bedrooms, flvC! Sf";>-()465 Open til 9 PM go alo~ with lt. LOCATED 4 BR. 3 Ba. 60x90 ..•.. $17,500 SPECIALISI'S in hlme sall'll Jarw1o realty, Inc.· FOR RENT cabin l n Coron• del Mar plus den home on Ira. cor-baths, pool &. Party room. ON TREE SH Ao ED 4 BR. 3 baths, :strada corner. & rentals. Newport Shorea. 21562 Brookhunt. Hntgn Bch Wrightwood. Near Hollda)o ner lot. Shake roof, shag Big enough for a Clubhouse. BEST BUY GROUNDS, JN THE "BLUE· Lge. lot, pool •••••••. $125.000 Caywood Realty 548-1290 .§46.5411 anytime Hill &: T•bll!' ?.IL Slttps 1. Luxury! cluBeach Home erptng. "A huge rooms. Nr. ASKING $295,<00 4 Bdrm .. 2 bath Glen Mar, BIRD KNOLLS" section ot LIDO REAL TY INC. San Cl•mente ~nt7."':"5 wttk ot weektnd. u:*o 673-~ 1::,ts Harbor High oil Irvine Ave. CAPISI'RANO VALLEY near Brookhurst & Garfield. L&guna Beach. The lot has 3377 Via LIDO Dupl•xes/Unlts ,,,,,. '" 646-88U bla. REALTY' This tome will sell for only over 100 IT. or !'Md front-673-7300 BY Owner, 3 BR, 2 Ba, o. sele 162 F"o'-R"sal=,-:0=,-:tra=<1e"'1"'0-..,.=c:1 $215/mo util pd. 2 Br. nr MUSI' S~_l~ 31501 Camino Capistrano $1,340 down & monthly pay-age. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I view. 403 ~. Ave. San Juan. BALBOA ISLAND Duplex Antelope Valley, nr Rosa-A1bertaon's Mkt. Adu It• SA VERDE. Out--of-lown 493-1124 rnents of $239. including tax· Very unLmJal 2 BDRM. & Mesa d•I Mar $41,900. Terml!I. 54M294. for sale By Owner. Steps to mond. $11,000. 6fJ..40CIO aft 1 ~o_ru_y_. _613--89 __ 36_. ____ 1 SPRING Valley Lake Lot. ---------1 ALSO 5 acns w/cabin tn BAYCREsr -$485/mo. 3 Br, Apple Valley. 8'1~18. ~ Ba, lrt D/R, FIR. Out of State PNp. 171 ~. CU.SfOm" f u r n. owner has priced this home BY owner NeWRQrt_~ con-es. Drive by & see or call DEN FLOOR PLAN (the Sant• Ana Heights bay &: beach. Make offer. &. Newport Be.ach fo ..... 1,.k sal 3 1rg 2 B 1 1 1 2 Us to show. rt won't last. bdrms. are 1anderri), is Ph. att 6 p.m. 540.-2&'M. r ......... e. -. do. 3 BR. A, eve' 10372 K ku ' BADLY IN NEED OF DEC .. 3 Bedrooms, 1~ baths, fam· -OWNER S YS ~· 2 BA. family rm, patios, nr pool. Lowest u 1• ORATING ily room, built-Ins, f;-.iace. A 1----e P-rty I" •-•c, bl-·· """I!' .tncd ·--i ft~ ....... ••••· o-•y "'·""· IT 1 & REP Ams. ...... .. .,. ........... • ... ,...... -'"'t"' .. _ .._ i .... .., """""" '" FRONT LJV. Rl\f. HAS detached 20'X24' rumpus ''SELL.'!!! Ir patio. $28,900. Bkr , Will carry 2nd. 24ll VLsta OLD WOOD PANELING a room .. carpeted, garage door 10 UNITS 5(2..-0998. Hogar, 644-579'3. t6M47J l::;.J54M10J cozy LOG ~'jRNJNG opener, laveiy gardens Sharp 3 btdroom on large Eastside Costa Mesa, . .,..1 ou · kl •'I""" lot. Assume 7~2% VA Joan. Y OWNER-Terms • . Act BLUFFS Condo. 3 & 2 Prtmel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I :FIREPLACE, Badly worn sprin ers . .., •"""· Total paymt:s $!$. month. rental area. Sewn 3-bed· fast! Very a 11 r a ct t v e location. Owner, $46,500. OPEN HOUSE carpeting appears to have PETE BA'RRETT Price reduced to $25,SOO. rooms and three :i..bt!drooms. ARIZONA NICE 1 BR house tor quiet lA1'p level lot., water, JJOW-worldna couple en 33rd St. er, p>d roads. S795 full Yelll'ly $180. 675-7513. \\'ests\de loc. 3 Br, 2 Ba, Call 644-0675. SUNDAY l·'ii Oaken floors benea1h. REALTY Call now for detai~. All sepal-ate units with Iota huge ~tam rm w/massive F I V n 20711 GOSHAWK LANE This Olde House, IN OJAmt: ~ FULLER REAL TY of space. ShoWs a fant&atic price. Eal)' terms. Free pic- ture.,. maps. Write Elmer Butler, Box 486, Kinsman. Ariz. 8&I01. 3 BR. 2 Ba., frpl, dbl car. Avail. now thru J une 15. $775 month. Agent &7>1M1. brick ~le, ·~ cpl, drps, Minta n a •v TNG \l/OODED SE:ITING, 642.4353 return wittJ income of $1,400 ~!~~~patio, evtrything! BUILDER CLOSEOUJI. (·Near Indianapolis .tr: Beach) could be made into a t'f!aJ Mesa Verde ~14 Anytime peT mo. SUbmJt on down or .,.,~ Sharp 3 br., 1% ba, din. rm., showplace. It v.•ilJ take a lit· South Laguna trade to • 3 BR 2 full baths. Recently Last few homes aviCilable blt-ins \V/D\V, frplc, apts, tlf' imagination ~ lots of FOR Sale: by owner. Mesa • ...... . Walker & lee RHI ltlate Wnlwd 114 •WANTED P alnied · Inside and out. at builder prices in drps, Incd. yd. Musi' sell, "ELBOW GREASE". \Ve Verde Home w/4 Br + MONARCH BAY 'Fountain Valley's bought analher. Xlnt terms. defy you to 1ind anything to game rm. On lrg cul-de-sac Exciting eustom Designed = r:~·for d~t. ~ CENTURY PARK $Z.l,000. 8354422 compare v.'ilh it, for only lot, gov. appraised $27,500. 3000 sq. 11. Country Medi· lo! close to schools in west-$29,495 to $31,99S Fou**s 1•_:., $23,000 FULL PRICE Oix'n house Sun. 3150 terranean CharlM?'. CM -~ B n..-VA FHA or low down f tar _..., TENANT OOCUPIED! Barbados, 968-3432. 3 BEDROOM, DEN le POOL side · · .,...,,......... Y v ... <JCI • • CALL FOR APl'T•. Ove · 548-6449. Conwntional , OPEN SUN. la5 SPACIOUS Republic tri-level r alO IQ. tt. undtT roof O\VNER Il.L & must 5('11 5 B~ya~1s"'1~~~~ ma~;; 17281 AVALON' LANE 985M~S~~ ~";~'i!!na ~A~lga~t.~:':n·& 4li~~3. ~= :·~~~ .eparate homes on 60x305 ard kl heft 'boo] Begt of Sol Vista Homes • Phone (714 ) 494-0731 ni ce landscap;""· •• 7.~. &. sliding glass opening to lot. One 3 BR & four 2 BR ,.Y ~-pawar 1""i-' _ scm•"Hys, 11,:trium, 3 bctrmt., family ... ... ~ ·• ,-,. ,.... .. v .. , .. OPEN SUN 10 4 642-7364 <teck or patio. Protesslona1ly INCOME $nO. MONTH .. Bushard betY.-een Garfield nn... formal dining rm. • • , derorated wllh custom car. Make otter. 646-8811 BKR. &; Ellis. Quick possess. Red~ 972 LA MIRADA Mission Viejo petlng, drapes & shutters. MOVE , ln now! Newly 962·5559 '.k 961-9601 ~:~~J:i:a:.; Dramatic 2nd floor living ---------Underlyrold f]OO,<WXI deoo~ted_ home. 3 B~, dl."n, *TERRIFIC BlJYI * 10 eee. room "'irh fireplace, beam--~ ~-Owner * * 499-2974 2 BA, bltins, tncl patio, dbl 5 Bedrooms, .3 ·Bathsl DON V. FRANKLIN ed \.'t'iling & litep-up v.>et bar LJ University Park frplc. Collea:e Park. Owner, l.i only ~ 500.!, · Realtor next to glass wan, has 2· 548-9511 ...., sto<y wlMows iookiog down DELIGHTFUL Low lnternt loan! OWner will 673-2222 to fam ily room & built-i n OWNER needs buyer for this help with down payment! * 4 PLEX * kitcl}en. 3 Bdrnis., 2 bath!. ls i. good one-word descrlp. NEWPORT HEIGHTS va-HAFFDAL REAL TY • $4l.500. Call Us IOI' mo-tion of this 3 bedroom home. t bo Drl b ••9 San E "'"" N •• .1 •" This ho n1 e Incorporates can me. ve Y..., 842--M(1,j -ves: 541·-.v ew carpet!, uiapes, Bui t· info, or romt-by Sun. 1o Bernardino Ir call to see~ DIRTY GE~TIEI ins:. 3 BR. -two 2 BR&. one gee tllia very exciting home. ~~~,~~ng r:~ des~ •ide. '64&-8811 Bkr. Needs GI handyman with lots 1 BR. VA appraisal applied ~ able neighborhood ot La.· EASTSIDE !denl fa m 11 Y ot family and no money! ~or. Sub~lt tttma. Good 0 I~,,. guna Hills. Large Jot wl!b a home. l BR, 1'6 BA., fam Can be 5 bedrooms 3 baths OOJIS av ' e~1 ~ view & near the park. (ireat DRAMATIC MexJcan tile m. try &: iwaring liv. rm tell· ing, sparkling step.aver kif, 4 Br, 2"' BA, atrium, fully lndscpd. 0 w n e r, 833-0313 Wt1tmln1ter "'"-2'79:J Harbor Blvd. at Adami ~961 or 545-0465 Open 'til 9 PM NEED 11 UNITS CASH ONLY nltt f.amily wants winter rental, no pttg. 1!4Z-6&51 Houses Unfurn. 305 For your lot in Newport or Costa Mesa. mun be IOMd tor dllJMtx °" triplex • mo General ..... -... t ..,. be __________ , torn down a nnr connuc. BY TAX TIME? ~-11oc1r 1111tt1."" wi RENTAL FINDERS 4JI W, '"' COIT,t, _,, Convenient . Eubrtde Cort& find new home. State }Ota. Mna locatJOn, l blk. from ti.on, lot m., Jll'ke 4 phoM Npt. Blvd. 8-Hkl, 2-2 Bd A-number 1..J Bd. ~well mainttJ.n. Act fut ·., aur eUh bodpt ed unif.s have btdl!-lna ' pa-a llmJ1ed to 10 pUrChuel tios, 8 with fireplacts. Ex· only. cellent rental record abo Write P.O. Bea lS15 New. IQO(l wrms available. port Beach. ' HOUMo*Apto. * 64Mlll * '-.__,_,.,_ -FURNISHED- $80 Util's Pd, nice bach a t bch w/pr. Avlll yrly. l'rice $1'1.S,lnl Invntm.ent Div. 546-1«11 WANT R.E. JNCOME $100 Udl's Pd r..atma.. Lrr $150,000 of our t'!!!'mt!tery care bacb w/loft ic patio. 2 b1ks fund ii av.Btble for buyinr ocan THL RI:AI, 1Z l:STA'f'Ll!." INNOVATIVE INVESTMENTS ccm1 or mfc income prc:iiper. • ty. Can add dftr $4$,000 -UNFURNISHED- OX' bldg er 1136,CDI crutty in ~ 1 Br all util'1 pd .tow S96.~ I untta. Westmde refrlr Avail JIOW ' ' COSTA MESA m.1c' Utt. . ' ,m. N"nchools, qoi•I cul-wlih lltli• •~'k.' Ooly LEADERSHIP R.f. REAL ESTATE lo' lamHy Hoh,.. Only ~~---J:"""~ .. ~~~A~"~·~i·~·~ki~1·~·~'"iiik~-r1~29~·~'°";:::·~Loiti1n•~·~"-'°~w...,o~·aKl.~~~~i4~2~-4466~~;:;=:~~~~1~1~911;0~i~•"~,,.,.,.~~St~,~~~$3().'500.cALL675-49JO I' Ait. ~mov , ~·s ne••JORS~CQ $1000. TOTAL DOWN 2 BA Deane Bros. Home. WHITE WATER ..,...liii:"",...11Mnl BEAUT 3 BR, 2 BA, custrn built home on ~ acn. 2 im!g-pnol1 llCIKll tft:f'9, circular driveway 11 n e d 'v/rosebuahes. MANY bltns, 3rd Bdrm aepente. can be ttntat. VA appraisal One en ideal eandwidl in· Mini ranch, 1 br cottqe nMr come tax saver. ~ t!ICl'OW. oetu, sardfn A-chickens. 5«8-9'93 * 548-2542 eve YOUB propert,J to npn•nt $135 2 Br h:xne wJq ~ ill the rap~ apandtnc yd for children. Hurry! Erchanl'f Muktt. For a no I I &s:s1side 3 BR. new cpts, new SPANfSH TownhoUse 4 BR. Corner lot, cpts &; drps VIEW paint, xlra lge lot. 540-7823,. ,2\i BA,1 Jtm nn. lrplc, thruout. &Ullken Roman tub, Newport Beach Payl• $210. mo. garden patio, cpts, drps, 2 sprinklers front & resr. Custom 2-s!ory 3 Bclnn., 3 br Auum 71Ai" baths.. Spa.clous view living O\'INER ~ 3 Bft. fam nn, gw.rafr. e . Must seU. All ollers con-rm. with frplt.; fonnal din· pallo, fire a:\ng, boal or ti;lr FltA, $28,500. Open. Sal·Sun sidered. Prin. only. Call ing rm., lgt". recre;tinn ator. 1'1inl cond. Aslume l-4 . 17878 La Lima St. ~1251 alt 5 p.m. room \\'/btautiful '>''el bar. V.A. $34,900. M9--2l70.. 968-5049• 0"'ner SELLING A qu~ity home \\'Ith many 1 f need yd 4 BR, 2 BA, lge lot, fla.a:sl\lne f':<tral'I . Easy-care landscap-2 BR. arge gar, e • patio w/BBQ nr 1.llle YOUR HOME? ing. Xlnt location, Askin<> dose 10 tK:hools " shop-' . Free \~a• \ t... ·-. · $16 (00 7i2 Costa Square Parle, $29.500, TI-4 . appra ""' • Ve uuy $69,(00, ping. S ;,.9-,~ .. 1 839-3679. equities. Pel'IOllal •ttention. ml Mes.a l ..... ,,... ......,, 25 yrs. experience. ~ WNER ,1 BR. Cpll, tlrps, Huntlngtan 8Hcll COLLINS & WATIS ~ 1ar . .Fnc<i yard. SlS.500. R E SALES -REALTORS -~~= $3,500 dn C.?il. 646-6632. 11M LoOKING FOR ' 962·5523 __ ._...c... BY CMnt"r $2S,500. 3 lge BR. PROFESSIONAL BY o<A'tltt, xlnl s bdnn., 2l --,,,-;;;•~<99-;:,.;:2800~~*::,,.~ t BA. plasler, H/\V flOM'I. SALESMEN ba. houMoi hard'lt'OCM\ floors, JF EMERALD BAY it $10M l::iir eqty. 6-15-1622. BE YOUJl OWN BOSS cul-dt·sac, 2 ml from Q ch. YtlW' drtam, &ee lhil split 3 BEOiiOOMS, 2 Bath. Milt CALL ED MT·9604 Assum~ f1{A l19,UM. 6~~'1i lei.•el beauty v.i th ocean Irvine A: 3'.lth. $36,~. KASABIAN lnL, $174 mo. Price $27,9;,o. view. 3 br, 2,. ba, lgc living Ownt'r' M).1892 ' REAL ESTATE ~n~~na, pnnclpal only, ":n v.-!th hi.ah beam et!illng, E Pk 3 BR, 2 BA, MQN[Y? dining rm, open to extra lge t, drps llu,te Jd. · FOR S.le by owntr -t BR. S patio, K<'luded garden, im· =~eat Ot, ·~9513. • full beths, all IC'hools clos<', mac. cond. JSS,000. Owner, . 0 ER You don't 1tttd it to w able '>' mi. 9/10 Mile> from 4~2940 .. BY WN 10 mow ln!t'1 lhi$ J bedroom l>Mch, all roomt large. EM.ERALD BA'i. Charming 4 BR. 2.-, bl, lo &nm l" bf.th.. all modem home: Open hcNu this ·wttltc-nd, conl~rnp. 6 Br.~or l su!lrll. 595 Grand Jt.,wn Atkl~ $26,900 wl1h Cl no 21761 Bushnrd, Jl.8. 982-8612 Co I $i4"000 . .,. l'lil!OUS ve " 3, . S ft. BAR H~R80R: down tl"nn~! 5t0·8&5~ ! BR CONDO, by OWllfJ', lollf l.DVF;J..Y ew loL· S.l~.000. at)I. '"I' tbtr1> $3).'l!ll:llki SHEl!Wee D REAL TY dowo payme~t. TED HUBERT • ASSOC. WS.TI1t: 5634U. 119&1 Braof(hunt, r .\r s..•-9"0 or 9fi8.l6" am Via Lido. 67"'~980. • OPEN HOUSE $36,(00. Relocating, will IM'il SAT. & SUN. 10.7 ex'\11ting equity $32 ,500 . 1436 Mariners Drive Come Sat or sun 9-9, 14241 By Owner, Sl>ftcious WestcliU Pacific St., Westminster, 4 BR, 2~ BA, frptc charm· 894-1914. Ing patio, Near s~ping 1t. l ·M~o~b~il-e~H~o-m_e_1 __ _ schools. ~ly family home F S I 1n immaculate condition. I _,..,..•_r_e....;:e-·---'.;;.25 -:--==,....,===-=-...,... $<3,000. c'" .,.,m, S%% NEW ADULT PARK * TAX SHELTER * loon, owntor will carry 2nd. 16 Units, pride of ownenhip Prtndpals only. Call 64,j.5740 HHuntington Arbor Mobile quaUti. Xlnt klCltton, nev ome Park. FacUIUes Jn. Fuhlon rsJAJ'ld. 1009' De· obU&atlon appointment to f160 Ecide. SpackJua 3 br w/ discuss thf pcmlbWtte1 call Ill' 4 fenced )'d. W.W. Preltldp, Bl'6ker. CTI.4) 847__.., a.t 11112 Maln St., H.B. REALTORS Cub lor ""' cllonta • -land or okte home wttt:I R-.2 or 1W IOfti.nC. We haw bUllden waJt1111 -quick •· ....... Call-u'I'"' c.o.je "-""'-· UTo 3 Br home, frplc, l'tOve. refrl&', crpt/drPll, ehildrenl p0to OK. lenced yd. BEACON RENTAL Plndert . * MMll 1 Com;,,,une FIRST OFFERING clud" J•comi, -<m! "'" prociadon availabl•. Prt- E'lt'P.nt eXL'eUllVf' Baycrest ~~TVnl, outdoor-BBQ, pool, pa.Id lnlernt O.K. Write or 4 BR extc llOrne in N.8 ., JJ. rrome. Beaurtrut custOm 11 rm, •hu~eboud, In· call for Rl:·UP •Met. F.V., or Huntnctn. Wanted pool. l BR + f•m nn 2t' ~~~~ ~eri~gSt Pe~ lfeC.. THE IRWIN CO. now or aft Chriltm.u. Pvt, OUje BA. Perfrct for t"lltertairung B<!a~h 9G8-4~S ., n1&n Re•ltor s 1 :~-~~~-~~~~~~ S bedroom ~ will take 2 • 200.l sq h. $62,500. ~. 0 · · 610 Nl'WpQl't Center Dr. t.amllln or a bunch of al"'" Open House Nov. 21st nt BILE hom.t for aale, 2 Newport Beath 8'4"111 I~ 11et tothare txpe:Ntt. Kids 1707 Trade Wtnd1, NWJ>t Bch -sR. L&nc:er, 20' w ld •· 7 HOUSES I -• A Ptta O.K. By owner 642-3626 LOeattd ln adult park. fl'l,?UJ A-645-05&4 evu I pm to 10 pm on 1-rat 115'X21n' tot. Ftw ....... HARBOR View Home unique all day Sat " SUn. ' 2 bedrooms A two 1 bedroom 1'0R nnt I bedroom 2WJ sq. ft, Portortno Model unltl. Close to lhopjtl,.-. avallable no•. Carpett - on Yel')' detlrable 11et ,.lot. 20x-t3 LANCER, adult park, Nnw a vacancy, sm. mo. 8ullnttl dn,pts, yard. Ptta and Main house has cu~ng Colla Mesa. New condition. lncomt. , ()ppottunfty 2'0 children b .K. si?s. 5*-MO !!Wrc&st'. l BR., 21' BA. 642-2804 $79,500 ES'I9L'D lnt. De 1 t c n -~lllor . Sep. bollUi rn1. ll.u ~cc ping Tba laslest draw Jn1:he west Pf:JtRON REAL Tt 6ft.1m ButlMn. N.wport IQ.ch 1 ~Sl~IA-RP=-,-B-ri_ta_m-.--Qul-•t' lo!f "'/bath. Xtr111. Only ~ , , • a Dti\ly PUot Clusltled Houte Hunttna:T Wat.cb the atta. Cn.t) SJl..1511 after I cul-dNac. $m. Avail Ult mo. old. SGO.SOO. 644--8831. Ad. 642--S6'71 OPEN HOtJSE column. pn!., No fn. Bkr 540-lW . • _,,. ... J~I _,__ ,J~[ _._ ... J~ I-"'.~ J~[ Aport .. ou• .. -J[tJ l -..n-. ..... Jlt] [~'~'.'.'~ l [!l ,.,...,,.-,,.,-,.,.-.1·'.t: l:Ho:'.""u_ ... ...,..u_n_ru_,_•_· __ 30_sj~Ho~~u~ .. =·~U~n~lu~m.~~:::30~~5'1,l:-;,.;_:; .. ;'.~.~;;E: .. :.:io'~.~ .. l -Apto __ . -"-""'-·---*--Apto-·-""-"'-·---*-A,to. """" J60 Aptt. """" ,..· Apll. l'um.· •• : 3'0 Apt'!'ll•,.~Fu•m.•••• ... I G9ner1I -I . .....-.. COii u... c~ u ••• Co1t4i "Mes• • ,._ .....__ -·•---Newport 8Nch FREE.fl . ~~=::..,.... ___ ,-=~==::::~;::;; l!!JiilD·~·~§~uDl~l~' .. ~~~·~·j1[j1.~.:§~§·~·ln!!!~·!fNowport...... Newport '!"OCh 'Landlord.1-0w'!"" 3 BR; f4ln rm.·crpi., drpo, * lmm~cula~I 3 BR THE EXCITING • BRAND NEW • OCEANFRONT """" ol \\.'.e will re~r ,tenants to Yoll FS, elee !"Inge ._oven. COY\ 2 Bath. 2 Frplc &. Blt·lns, NEW 23rd St.. 3 BR., 2 BA. $351). FR.EE oJ: ctw&e • • • Many patio, lncd yrd, Rutt,:en P40/n:io. * S46-fi094 2 BR, .2 BA apta w/ dllhwr, Very izt. beaut. furn. Kid.I (lealnble ttnaots on our Dr. $~635-6750 ,· ---D--ch PALM MESA APTS. bup dolets, pr1v Jlltio, 3 bedroom.1, 2 Ml batlll, It pets: ok. 646-6S91 or \li'a.illng list. .,... 1 _ healed pool, bll11&rd nn, ia-built-ins, di&bwahr., trplc., ~111. . . (\ ' OCEANFRONII' W I n t ! tl' Varl0\1.1 Loe. I.2-3 bn. Adult• onf1;' no p e ta , 67H1>811. ALA Rentals e .,,3900 LCE. 2 BR lo court. PrlV.te, •• -""°'='""==:::---cuzzl & bbq'a, ·AU. UTJL. d>mplettly carpeted. Nict -H/F pool, ww crpl>, lg <Ov' EASY SJRE£T FUN IN THE SUNI !TIES PAID, S.. at ~02 !Urn. Stepo to be"h. Gar-AT THE BEACH. Fum. 'eONBAY·NrLldo.UtllQUI; e OCEAN FRONT-Spac fum patio, a:ar. $185 mo. Adl.llbl, . ~-• ~:..""Ch St. (I'll', Oran(e Qiwi.. qe, $350, mo. to Ju.J.,y l!ft. or BR, 2 BA. Winter or )ltatly 1 BR w/ priv. pt.Ho. SLIP. &chelor, all util ind $00. no,pe:ll. 642--4422 or 646--1730. ty Alrpart. Ju.at W. of Pal-$4'50. mo yearly. Realtor rale1. 714~ 675--7057 or 213: avail. Util paid. tl.95/nip • ALA "'"'"' • .. ,..3900 , BR. , BA • .,.,, •••• ~ The Bluffs Minutes to Newport Beach """"Rd>. Mrr 501-. 641-4303. 431-2'06. Yeuty. mMOO. t SPARKLING Vle\li'-l Br 00 freshly painted. Lease $225. Unbelievably large apts. Decorator furnish-Ap....;.1_._u_._,_._,._. ___ 3_65_Apt...__._u_n_ru_rn. ___ ~us-'Pt. Unfum. 3'J Apt. Unfurn. the beach ulit Inc 1120 MO. Call 5454124 (Ope ''Leveraged Living" ed. Huge Pool, jacuzzf; electric built-ins, shag Corona del Mar Corona dtl Mar Coron• dtl Mar Corona dtl Mer ALA &ntals • 64s.3900 Evesl South Coast Real!ors. carpets, drapes, sauna & more! • PlUVACY Assu...., I/.~ DLX new 3 &-, 2 Ba, h:J>lc, u • ..,., your opportunity " ADULTS-NO PETS . . • ,, ... , drps, blln1, 2 car '""· lf!fl6ft • bNutifUl home in a SINGLES $145 ~A'i.:k~': ~ \\leslclllt. S275. 675-1849. beautttul C?'11munity, •••••• • • 3 BR, 2 BA with h•ot"' pool. BRAND NEW 1 BDRMS. : , , , , • ". $155 •HARO to Beat-2 Br, stv/ $235 month. 646-6691 or 2 BDRMS $175 cp!s, fncd yrd. $135. (2131 ~2983. <Brina Your Own Dirt) • • • •.•• • • ALA R'"141' • 645-3900 ** 3 BR Homo, fnc<I yro , • 3 BDRMS .• 2 ba., •PM· YOU'RE RIGHT- • FRESH Painl-2 B, stV/ ""'''· d'P•. 'bi<n•. $225. Jovel. Forever boy viow. THEY.' RE UNDERPRICED! rd, encl gar, kid!/peta:·. $150, incl'.11 ut.il. 837-9517. Lush carpeting &: decorator ALA Rentals e 645-3900 EASTSIDE New 3 BR. ·2 BA paperinlf, custom coordinat-l 561 MESA DR., Costa Men Spanish duplex Aval!· Dec. ed drii.perles & attr. floor S blks So. of Newport Blvd. • NEED more roomr 3 Br, x1nt area, 1/>rd. eDCI gar. 1160, 15. Rl'Js. req. $235. 543-4424. tiles. Prlv. pat!Ol!i, attached 546-9860 · $150 garages. 3 Homes avail. 2 BR, patio, gar., ALA Rental1 e &15-3900 3 BR 1-. _. "'ll'ln From $450 to S550 per month ' ui;. , .... , ga,r .. ......,., d-ndl...; on"'" view&:: ... BKRIMANAGER 64&-8226 ~.,... u~ .. oe e SPACIOUS 3 Br, 2 Ba, ti polntments), yrd, &ar. bi& kids/sml pel 3 -BR House in ~urt. gar, $175. . fencf!d . 2 kids ok. E/slde. • 3 BORMS., 2 ba. 2-sty. ALA Rentals • 645-3900 $lf,O/mo. 642--5583. homes In The "Espana Ser- 1999 Harbor Blvd. CM LGE clean ~ Br., Ne'Y/ Cpt.6, ies". N11arby pools. schools, FOR rent _ 3 bedroom, J gar. Privacy. Baby ok, No s})Qpping center. Complete, bath. large yard, children pet1. $140. 1945.Pomona. wlth walled patiOs & prlv. O.J<. $160. 546-8660 -Huntington Be•ch garaget:. $350 And $385 Per Realtor. month, FOR Rent3 bedroom.2 bath. FOR. LEASE BAR EL y USED built-Ins -excellent con-OPTION TO BUY • YOUNG family home. 4 di!'°"· &, neighborhood. $285. 3 BR, 2 BA, dn>s. shag crptg. bdrm., 2 ba., family Jritch-., Sliarp!? 546-8660 -Realtor. new paint inside & out. O:ut· car peting & draperies. FOR Rent $135. 2 bedroom, side patio w/lots of storage. Clean, fresh & vacant. private area -· won't last. Close to schools 536-2677 Ready to go. Bring kids & ~ -Realtor . 846-7~. 645-0466.' ' dogs. $375 Per month. Corona del Mar 2 BR, elec. bit-in R/O, FA• 3 BDRMS., 2 ba., 2-sty. 1---------·I heat, carpetJ, dbl. garag~, Choice end unit location. LEASE, .unturn 2 Br , 1?Q x 100 fenced lot. :r.1ove in Avail Jan ljth at $350 per spacl?us living, dining.area, today.$~. per mo. Askllfor month. Ni~y decorat~ & carpt d, walled patto .l rental agent. easy 10 see yard, 2--car garage. Call 962-44n · v.•kndlll ~· Eves wkdys 3 BR, 2 BA, elect bll-in RIO, •. ·1~~ (213) 335-3770. FA ht, crpts, 60xl00 fl. fenc-~ BRAND NEW HARBOR ed lot, dbl gar, lndscpd . '-:st ~-;~~, t) l..tf' VIEW HOME. 3 -Bedroom, Vacant-move in today/$225 ~ ~)r Q!!}J family room. 2 baths. Com-per mo. Ask for rental Agt. .-JI i, "l rea " munlty pool, cour11, etc. 962--ffn ~ " _$395. per month. Broker. NO FEE.rent V.:hile you buy 644-mo --,7 -92 --_2J.14. Yista DeLOro · 3 BR., J..,.. BA, $1 per mo. Newport Beach 2 BR duplex, Frplc, garq:e. lst Month rent only. + $100 &«·1I33 ANYTIME 620 Goldenrod, 64 4 -7392 sec. dep. ·Vacant Bkr. OCEANFRONT 2 BR,~ewly eves. 962-55ll. painted, Drp'd &: crpt'd. RUSTIC 3 bedroom &. den. 2 4 BDRM. home for rent in call Anita, 67H210, Jones bath, bit-ins, f i r e p I ace , executive area or Hun-Rlty Inc., 2001 \V, Balboa, walk to town. Agt. 675-4930. tington Beach, $350 mo., NB. :: 11 s:r. Apts. Furn. II fe J Balboa P•nln1ula ~~~ _,.._ Townhouse Unfurn. 33.S Newport Beech *All F•cing Pool* 3 BR., 2\.t ba., 2 car garage 3 BR .• 2 ba., 3 car garage REALTOR 548-6966 Townhouse, Furn. or Unfurn. 340 L•auna Beach MODERN deluxe 2 story, view apt. 2 br, 1 ~~ ba, sun deck, -blk lo bch, shpg. Lse, $250. Adults. Ref. '494-9-J&2. Ouplex•s Unfurn. 350 Corona del Mar OPEN daily/vacant & ready for occupancy this 4 BR. 3 BA home. CX,ry frplc, great $135-Bayfront Bachelor apl, ulil pd. Winter. 926 E. Balboa. 673-9749. DELUXE 2 BR furn. apt. ~ hick lo ocean 1-' hick to bay •• 675-7357. 1 BR, Sl.35. util pd . 'lll prnln1ula nr ferr,y, Adults, no pets, 673-9749. Corona d•I Mer BACHEWR apt, Ad u I t V.'Oman, SU5 mo, * • 675-5359 • * 2 BDRM apt. $210, Avail. (Xie, !st. • 673-1326 * 2 BDR~1. bath, pri. garage. $200. mo. sos1.~ r.1arigold, Cd~1. Avail. Imme d. 673-4649. e CUESl' HOUSE 190 e Bachelor. Quiel. Private, No kitch. Ulil pd. 673-«m. p@~ ~ts. Annual lse. Costa Men 1375. "644=-0504 or 644-4430. ~ ,,..-,,-----=- Coot• Mo•• $245. NEW 2 BR, clean, employed mid· die aged couple pref'd. Adults, no peta, re a s , 646-6142. DELUXE 2 Btt 2 BA. GARDEN APARTMENT 151 E. 21st St., C,M. *--* 2 BR, dtps/crpts, garbage 962--0661. B~EA=c~o~N~Ba-y_2_Bd_rm_. J~ba. 1 BR. r1111c, beam.r;, patio, displ. Avail Nov 15th. Call LEASE WITH OPTION FrpL Yearly lnse. $300'mo y:/w, util incl 1148, 1 adult, $30 Wk. Up Apt1, $11-$25 Wk. Motol Rm1 $6 Night & Up SUNNY ACRES MOTEL 67~2698. $350. Month. 4 Bdrm., 2 slory . . Mr. Robinson no ¢t.1. 64~20. Cost• Mes• with pool. $500. Down. DAVIS REAL 642-7lXlO 2 BDRM. garage, nice yard. R00 2 B th $38,00l. l{attlla. 847~· BA<YCREST • 35/mo, 3 Br, Adults only. $135. 2 BED M, .... . ' $163 . MO. 2 BR. 2 BA 2~) Ba, lrg DIR, 1'~/R. 548--8835\Vkdays alte:r 6 'I1lls ad worth $$ on rent. carpets, drapes; built.ws. Town~. washer, dryer, ~10. 1 d k l t e h • 237' Npt Blvd,, CM 548.9755 near SD Freeway & ·-·i' l Month FrH Rent · ·, refrig. Vacant 536-.9153 M2-4589 1 BR, Furn. 2 1-d --"-, Hatj>or BlVd. across the. d .,~ .. ~.,,,.,.. •~----~--~ 3 BR, 2 Ba. $2'15. 548.1309 u5 .,.,.. .. &treet irom a park. $155 per ays, .,_.. ......... eves. 2 BD. Mme on Channel front queen size bed prlv, drea. month, call after 6 p.m. 3 BR Condo, 1* BA, pools, w/pri, dock. Adults only Dana Point ing room, xtr.i. lrg rooms. 557-3084. clubhouse',· paUo, garage 3508 Marcus Ave. DELUXE 2 BR, beautiful Adulta only, no pell, $150/ CLEAN) BR. 2 Bath, !rplc, w,.~s~g:tt ;rm the beach. WE.sn:t.IFF Exec. home, 4 view, 16ft) sq. tt., 2 frplcs, rn2035 Fulltrton, CM bit-ins, dshwshr, cpts, Jrg """""" P · Br, 2% BA,)ge comer lot on wetbar, z'lge sundecks, !Iv. patio. Nr major shopping. 3 BR. 2 BA, big cul-de-sac quiet st. $500. 64&-0006 rm &. lge den, $255. 5f7-1457. Unbelievably S.auflfuf • Now, on a hill II) Corona dtl ·Mar there is Bayport. For adults. Bayport. It's something' that happens rarely. A limlled edition ol beaullful epartments. In Ha1bor View, In Corona del Mar. • · DramatlC arthitecture and handsome interiors make Bay-. port uncommonly attractive. Extensive landscaping and an Inward orientation make It a place for enjoying the serene life. Each apartment offers you the privacy of your own entrance and patio or balcony, the comfOrt of deep shag carpeting, the convenience of self.-cleanlng gas oven, dishwasher, d isposal and spacious storage. You also have a choice of interiors- with fireplace, paneled living room, or vaulted ceiling. For your recreational pleasure, Bayport has swimming and therapeiJtic pools, and gas barbecues. For ease of shopping: the nearby v illage center of Ha rbor View, now under construction. Bayport ensures quiet and privacy by ot.ferlng only a limited number of apartments, from $195. At present, only one bedroom, one bath units are available. Bayport. A·ran• opporturylty to live In the ljOlet place by !he sea, Corona de! Mar: Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident manager, lnvlles you to Inspect the apartments. Take MacArthur Boulevard from the San Diego Freeway or Pacific Coast Highway and turn south on San Joaquin Hills Road. For more lnformallon, you may call Mr. Tinker at (714) 644-S555. Model 1PWMntl furnllhtd bJ the Bro....,. I O'!l ! 1 ! ijouAUTY l"AATMrtml " . • " • • • ' " • ii ' ' ·' I 1 I I i ,• I ' ' ! ·I " • ' . $235. mo. lease', Ca 11 home, all bltns. dlx area. RE llfODELED oceanlrol\t Laguno1 Beach VAL D' ISERE Garden Apfl. 54~1783 aft 4:30 pm or $265. Vacant. 536-9153 days, home, 4 BR, 2~ BA. din nn .,._, .... Adulta: -no pell.-:nowen "'A"p.,.t . ...,.U"n"'fll'"'r-n-.---365="AP;--.I-, '°'U"n"'tu"'r=n'°.---•365"'A"p"t'°. 0u'-n"t"u=rn=-.---3'>65<i'APa=t•.'u;;::nf'-u::r::n:-, ---,365,.-- '"'knds. ~1222 eve!. $450 mo. 646-8402, 673-0983• UPPER duplex, 2 br, 2 be., everywhere. Stream A 1 cpl, dps, view, 2 blks heh. Waterfall, 45' pool Rec. Rm, Irvine Irvine Irvine lrYine New. Vacant ·Custom 4 ·BR, 2 .BA, real nice. Have 3 NEWPORT Shores homes S300 mo. 494-1949, 49f.~58. Sauna, Sg1$ l-2 Bdnn, Furn. Bach .. utils pd, $140. mo/mo everythin~ ... &~·722cloae to all. foo ·rent. 1275 to $350. Unlurn. from $135. SEE IT: Spac. 2 br, 2 full ba, B/~ $245 mo. ou-v . C:ayv.'OOd Realty 54S-l29o llV) ™ Pe.nonl, ~8670. Spac. 3 br, 2 full ba, Bill Irvine Nlwport Shores SPAC 1 Br, pool, n r DEAN REAL 1'Y s:.;. 752'1 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;;.;~ I abops. Adlle, no pets. 1155 ?-.1ESA VERDE 3 BEDROOqt: 3 BR., 2 baths, fuml.sht>d CLE--A-. N-.-CL-E-AN----CLE--AN-I. utll pd, 1884 Monrovia. home within walking .~ Turtle Rcx:k ." •••••••• 13-1~ 4 Bdrm., unf., yearly. New Apts. Furri. 360 =..,._==~·=--~-- ta.nee to schools. Famllin 3 BR, 2 ba., atrium •••• S3.25 cusl. carp. Family only! -· •"" .... BACHELOR apl, full bath. only. Vacant &: ready at 3 BR, 21-' ba., fam •••• 1325 ABBEY REALTY MZ-3850 General $95/mo. Adult only, no pets. $260. per month. Ca1J agent 3 BR, Z% ba tam •.•••. $350 Call 64~ 5-16--4141 4 BR 2~ b8 fam •••• $350 San Clemente A -.,,---,.--,·,.--~=- 'Br.·,,, b th• fam 'J -m Attract. • Cl•an 2 BR. LEASE 3 Br., 2 Ba., .spac liv '• n a s, 1 y '"" ' 3 BR 2 BA, dshllhr 0 -vtew rm. w/lrplc, din rm :, ram 'l'uWErtl• HARocVkE O'J'!IERS ....... • S360 aduits 0 n 1 y. s265. mo.' Bold New Concept Htd pool. Furn·Unturn trom rnf., pool-table sz. playnn., Avail Dec. I. 544-4294. S140. Adults, 642-952(1 brlck BBQ. J5x3; Pool. $250-FURNITURE RENTAL FURN 2 Br. apt utll pd. 1170 $300. 548-3446 or 494-6364. South Laguna per mo. 2277-B Maple Aw. A-roN OWNERS! LEASE Jge, clean. older 548-5913. • • """ • * Month to Month '°"""'=-,.=,._,,......,.,_.., we haVe '~ntal CUJ1lomen home, 2 Br, 2 Ba, den, cpts/ * 100~ Purchase Option 1 Br $125 & $130, Lra:-Jdeal for HOMES, APTS & CON-dips, Priv. bch, ocean vu, * Wide Selection-for Bachelor. Pool. Adlll DOS. Call DEAN REALTY, $325., 495-4764. Style......_._ only. 1993 Church. 548-9633 "SINCE 1946'' -...v1v13 Rental· Div. 536-7527. 1st WK!em Bank Bldg. Houses Furn. or * 24 Hour Delivery * AVL now-1 & 2 BR. Furn. 3 BR, 1rg Jot, new i;bag crpts UJ1iversl1y Park Unfurn. 310 Pool. Rte Rm. Gd. loc. No Sl!lO Ch!ldren & ""IS children or pets. 646-5824. mo. ..-Days 833-0101 Nights Costa M•sa i OK. between 6-9 Pm . fAL • ~ LOVELY LGE 1 BR. qulet. 673-29!19. 3 Br, 2 Ba, patio, barbe--qul', ~RE 1!:J Adults. No pe!11. Garage. NEW 2 BR, 2 Ba. howe. E, * UN IVERS": PARK * water softener, w a' her, -_ ~ _ -2452 Elden, 646-2768. Side C.M. Adults only. Sl.95 2 BR + den ~ pt Bcb •• J37~ bltin vacuum. Children O.K. 517 v ... 19th, C~f 548-3481 NEWLY redt"COraled 2 Br., mo 13th mo free Phone aft 3 BR. 2 ba 1 nholat ••.• Sl25 646-2033. 2756 N. Main, SA 547--0314 utll . included. Adults only ' ·,,A,, ~=s 1 BR. Ii: den, 1 be. •••••• $2501~-~~~----1 ~!!l!!!!!J!!!!l!iii!~!!!!!!i!!!!i!i; 5 or wknd1. ~ · 4 BR.., 2% baths .••••••• $350 Condominiums I' Sl50. 646-2039. 2 Br, garage, patio, crpts, 3 BR. 2 ba. homes •• $2601325 Unfurn. 320 Balbo. Island =e"'LA""R"G'°'E"'"f°"B"R,---,1'°1i;"· drps, sto\le &. ttfrig. Quiet 2 BR. 1~ ba. home ...... $275 Gent I WINTER rental. 3 Br, 2 ba. •ROOMY 2 BR Sli'i trop!cal setting fat' adults i)'-. . d h•11 ra Step 10 the Bay. $300. in-Adlts. 642-2181, 673--0507 l)flly. 1_ blk lo shops. U60. -.. re· I NEW 2BR, LR, DR. Elec. eluding utllltie1. 2 br fiirn $155. l Br un!urn 646-1765 or 646-4430. · · kitchen w/dlhwshr, w/w Winton Real E1tatl? 675-3331 $1 35 utll pd. Adull1, no pets. CHRISTMAS DINNER REALTY cpts• drp1. Prl. Patio. CIO!i-\VINTER rental, 1 Br, furn. &20 Center. 642-5848. ' ..... TheY thouldn1t. That's why we're otrerlng you and YoUt chndl'9n thouma fabulous recre ation laclllllea you find In adults-only apartl'Mnla. At Park West, we've opened a new group of gatden apartmenb tor Jam- U-185-Trike trails, creative fol lots, pre-school on lhe premlHS. fabulous recreation: Two-stor)' clubhouse. Gym and aaunas, game rooms, special teen center. Tennie, handball. volleybaU. Ad ult pools, Jaeunle, family pools. Full-time f9Cf'llallon director. • Ideal looallon: Next to University Park ahO pplng center 1111d an 18-hol• public golf eour1e. Cl~ tO UCI, ltvlne Jndusrrlal Complex, major freenys. Don't let your family min out on the tun. SH Part West to<Say. 2 badroom-2 bmh, from $180 (cablevlakm Included). Also avaDable: a few 3 bedroom-2 bath unlta. ~ (Adults only: In December, weil-open enother sectJon Just for JOU. Kkfs shouldn't have 111 the fun, 'tither.) home. Crpt/ ;'~1~~rt. Mesa Elec. bltns. SaxJ Inc. ulll Dana Point drps, patio, gar, stove •. re-can Anytime, !33-<mo ~ .., • .....,-. Wi~,,~ra~n~R~<~•~l~£S~l~o~!e~~:!:!1;~~;;:i~~~5;:'";;::f.J~-1t--------~ frig. ~5. 646-6961., 64&.l24d°. Condo. Furn. 01" ;: * SINGLE. TV-POOL. Pets Balboa Peninsula TOWNHOUSE 3 ~r. 2 Ba. Laguna Beadl Unfurn. 325 ok. DANA MARINA INN, Pool. Kids -pet ok. Avail . . e S25 WK & Up. -On Ocean. 34Ul Coast Hwy, D. Pt. imm~. SllS/roo. Ph . OCEAN vu wAJk to bcl'i, Huntington Beach Lovely each • l BR -Rooms Hunti-ton 8eo1ch •• 7_7648. lrplc, beamed ceUing, 2 br, M ·d <-·· Pool Util , ---··•.;.... ____ __ J;:~~"'"'-,-:°'.;;.=-·'-=;: J 1 ba. partially furn, v.·a.sher, 1 BDRM Con 11 n fl n I al ai ""'"'"ice. · 1 -~ 2 BR. beam ce1hng1, frplc, $260i years lease. Mature: Townhoute, corner, $150 Pd. S -LRG Modern 1 BR. ctpts, bltn range, Very odul•r. Ca.ll 525-3254 cn4) mo. 982-5134 e Call 6'i:>-B740 e Cpi., drp1, redec, nr ocean. ChUd OK. H fo "' 213 Chicago. 53 6-15 06, c1,,'1,'". s"1•· -mb. ~~u~O r al' ter 6 pm. Townhouse Unfurn. 335 BAYFRONT Pvt Bcb, 1 br, 847--5169 ~ ...... '" fl"plc, gar, $185 ind utll's . .,..,_-_,.,-,,,---- $ll5. i iran-Wl.le. only. 2 BR. C1gun1 Hills General Wlnter/Yrly. 673-5876, Laguna BNch gar, ten yd, no pet. 17th & NEW WORU) • 3 BR, 2 BA. CLOSE to oce-an shopping :;190· 923 E. Balboa BAciJELCR a pa r t m f! n t , Santa Ana Av 548-3530. prlv patio, pool prlv~. xtx>ols, 4 Bdnn.', 21ii ba .. 2 ~~------~. 1ubleaite until Sept. Acrou OUR ex~ulive 2 ~. It dt:-n Volleyball eris. Bltnii1 retrig car e.ncl. gu. Lease, $225 a 1 BR. crp11, drps, gar. utU from park &: ocean. $150, hOme $350. mo ca.II 557-oM67 &. l\'/w crpt. $249fmo. mo. 536-7090 Brk. pn . ..Yrly: $1~. Also 2 BR, lncl. IJtil': 49t-3735. for appt. .,,, ~l or 96&-6976 LUX UR I 0 US twnhse crpts, drps, a:ar. util pd. SnJDIO apt., north end. All cllu • ·" Lid I I • Yrly. SIS5. 96&-1 793. 3 Br walk to \Ve.st .... o I• Newport Upper Bay, Lease, I~=°""==,.--~~ util. $100 )'1' r ound. schools $225. mo. t~tMACULATE 4 BR. 2-car gar.,_ e<>91. Clubhte, OCEANFRONT, · part/furn. RPs-ponS\blc adult on I y . 567-4467 $500 month CalJ Perry Cill Only S295. 557-8091. Yearly. Couplr. Quiel. Mar· 49S-1'7ll8. • 2 BR. 1989 No. A Chari. 673-7071 f15-%7'23 Huntincton Beach rltd. Perm. 6 7 5 -51 22 '11"JZ1""'M"o"."'u"P"°:"'1"«>::-::Wk"'" .• °"B"•7ch. U45 mo •• No dogs. ~ Bryant Wiest ll.Jl!' .. N.B. ~2"~. UW pd. Color TV. Crelctnt 1!'646-~70~1:!:7·~=~=,.-,;J ILWliddo~Sii.;;;nddss-~--iTOWNHSE ior ttnt 2 BR. YEARLY 1 br-beauliful cond-Baf lkh. -494--2.Y.18, 875-4367. 3 BR. ne.ar U.C.I. Frplc .• Dbl Wuber/dl')'er, bltnl, pool water pd. aduJle, DO pets I BR Small Cue1t Apt. Patio, ga.raire, fncd, yrd. $~. ""--3~B-R-,.-,-,_-,hl-:_u_n!Um. __ ., tictl. $165 mo. Cl) ~7818. ~llfAl_._.,_:1-<2_•_<_•_7""" ____ , fully turn. $155. per mo. No 2 er. 2 ·llol'Yi lK ba 11 A EY REALTY 642-JSSO T?NENTAL TOWNHOUSE. Quiet, clean, partially furn, Newport Beach fashion tsland. $195 per mo. Fro •Chrfrunas NecktW!s" 1180/lfo, Aa:ent 546-0814. Appl. only 673-1980. Rtfa. £213) 782-11~. to Levll,.. )W can The fute1t draw In t!)e * J BR. $123' YEARLY * 1 Blk To B<:h. Clean 1 br. 3913 Porl<vlnl.A(19.~ J ... ofll!ltSlll Diego F-,o1Cu"9rfload. I I JIJ-J 1 !QOUAun A,MTMDm, " I •• Leue. 536-3771 SJ&-1366 )!early. At;tr .. nr. beach. 2 BEDROOM CON· $125 Mo. yt.'llr!y. l 1 Br. apt. heads. 497-lls,1. l_J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t Fa.st mulls an:· jult • pbont tum to cath'' ln a \Vest .. , a DAILY PJLOT Ulllltier Paid Child/pet ok. Wlntrr $155. can away . &42-5678 DAILY PILOT ctautfled ad CJ0511ifitd l\d. 642-!i678. E. Mich1t\ Realtor 673-$880 mo. 646-4071 or &42-9900. :__,I • • . ' ' • ! .. ' - •' . . • .. ~ . . - "' ' Ap'rtfnents ror Rellt ' I!• I 1 .;-";";"";-";'-"';-'';'"-;1;;•~1 1• ~""';;;'~._ ........ m;;~ ~~•;.~~I ........ -...... -~H•~l 1 ~! !iiApwt~-~·~"'--I~ 365 ~-.u""'~ -~ Afot. Unfum. ~ Apt. Unlum. USApt. Unfum. ., APf. u..r.r... au Back B11y Corona del Mltr Costa Mtsa -....--Costa Meta-CNta-Me.. _CMte Me.a Eountaln_Vail9y_ WATERFRONT 2 BR. I Mw.JON S View, 2 Br, Corona del Mar BEAUT. un·l~ ... l n.,-2" ba, I;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;==;;;;,· j ,;;:;· ======-I -·-· lBA •'ul" •• ·-~ ~ I' CHILDREN TH .. E'·~· E nfi"Na u~., ' ' ~. no pe~. bUn>, cpt., drpo, pool, I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil frpt, beam cell, bltns. Bllc to BRAND , NEW · --'21'5. lM. 615-7599 $170/mo. 673-3690. I' beach. $285. 673-5548. e e e ~= t =w;~·e~'0 ;~ 'B-e-lbo-o~l-sl_•_nd_;,___ ~ ~-LRG 2 atory, 2 BR 2 BA den, ~~~~: D~~~:~~~~ NEW • • • ~ss1m0 Call ~ -"" ---~---"' """· "'1>• & 2 car gar, Foreed air heat,"""' 1""" YIUJ PEDRO Apts PALM MESA APTS .. ..,. · ..,,........,._,, * B~f"D NEW * ...,. ~ ~lino. S4Wl.24 644-1G40 l'OOml.-Beautitul game room1 _. OoMnvie,w, 2 BR. l BA. DELUXE UNITS heated pool,'BBQ's. ~-u Win1er, =. Yeuly $275. -""", , ON TEN ACRES 2 Bedroom, newl,y.deoorated, ed. gareges, quiet 1um>Und· JUsr FINISHED f N IN THE SUN' * 642~ * , 1st Time oncred: \Y/W Ca11l., 1 a 2 'BR. Furn, • 1,Jnfum. fireplace, . garage. $190. lngs &. dOse to shOpplng. Super.c.omfortalJ-n. .. et ' • ON BEACH! 1 draJ)fl:, bltni, ga1'98e. Beam 548-5003. "" ~ .. , -!r.:: · 1 1¥.~~R ··~ utll pd. reil's., '""""'· "'""" $275 Theplaces I pr!v, patloo. AEdLulte"oviRngD'o""vA""At•p· TS. (10) 2 BR, 2 Full BA. Minutes 'to Newport Beach . 2 Bit Unfum h , l230/mo . .,......... ...... P er month. Pooia 'Tennla Contnt'l Bkfst. 2 BR. cpli, drps, bllns:, gar, Must ue to 1pprecl1t• '545--2S4t-· 900 Sea Lane M 6"-2611 ·sundeck. No pets. $195/mo 20n Charle St. 642:4470 Near Newport Back a.,, Unbelievably large apb. Huge .Pool, jacuu.I, FunUture Available ~1'11- beak-¢ pool-caunu-tellllls rec room-oce;an ~wa petlowmplo- Seeurity ......... j (MacArthur ~-· ' Hwy) Incl util. 675-6737. Near liarbpr &. Hamiltori. ~t 9Cboolt, parlq, YMCA, Boy'• electric built-ins, shag carpets, dfapes, sauna • 1 ... • WANTED 3 Bdrm., 2 ~\. frplc., an · & more! ... nlce family wants '""'inter elee. kilch. Spacious. $375 2 Br, bltns, frpl, 2 carports, Club, ahoppg, :frwy1, etc;. • .,,.ta!,,., pet•. 60-$57 Per month, i<oarly. PRIVATE .SUNDECK -"'· oceao. 1200 up. * * * * Gu heat, gas cooldog and :ADULTS-NO' PETS 2 BR., 2 bathl; upsta.irs du-Adlts, no pets. 673-4447. El Puerto Mesa Aptt , water, all paid. MO/MO ~!~Heights 4 &Inns., 2 bath!; frplc. ~~~j =•edCo~p~~· 2 BR, new crpt, ru&. rerrig, * * * *· ':fJ~~~~C:. SINGLES •••••••••• $135 AN l' or 2 Br. Adlts, no Elec. bltmi., lge. mstr. BR. "'-au't. Jnd••p'g'. 7,.,;ll_ "0rch"',.d·. llt!O, frplc, no ""ti -child. 1 Bedroom Apts. 82 1 IDRMS $140 ,_ 1 '" ~~lllO 2'2l $•125 ?.fon1h, yea1'ly, Q<:" ..... v•,.. 433 1 . ,, ••• ,,.";; i& 645-11 . ·" • • • • • • • • • • Jle"'•+ (_ iut ... ..._ • SOMERS REALTY $250 Per month, yearly. ris, ............. --... ' l"!!!"!~!!!!!~!!!!!~~"'!'I 2 BDRMS $160 HUNTINGTON PACl~IC l:.-16th St NB .... Jl!Ol. VIEW! 3 Bd"" -2 Ba -Ex-$130 & upJnct. utll;u.,, ~ 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath • • ••. , , •.. San Clemente '306 Marine A~.. ,,, . &75--6050 o eculive Dptx -AduJ!• only! furn. Pool & Recreat!on YOU'RE RIG'HT- TU OCEAN AVE., H.B. Cn4) 536-141'( B~~nd' •.. · $500 M Af 675-4930 area. Quiet Environment. IJving room with cathedral 2BR. OWTU''upJ, romp! fom, -IMI 111.llC. o.-t. · Off •tre<t P"k;ng. l'/o Chll-<eillng I. !rpk, Separato THEY'RE UNOERPRICED! deluxe,. l'\l" bch. Priv sundt"Ck yea~. YLo'ttl1,'""1',·.' Be,,',•,_••, 2 BEDROOM-.NEWL y Costa Mesa dren, no pets. laundry area. Encl pa.tlo. 1561 MESA DR., Coste Melli Ole opeft lO 'am-6 pm· Da.1q WILLIAM WALTERS 00. .-4ndry, q cpta/drJ>s. Adults ,,.... ~ DECORATED. ---------Also Garages For Rent Swimming pool & children's S blk So I N Bl d LARGE 2 JSR. $140 ' ' .,.,~ 195>-1961 M I A pla nd l2llO • 5i ewport y ' lOO -... ___ ,_ .~v:i ~· ;~~.:~l~ ~: !r-~t~~a., prl, ~.00· ~ -FIREPLACE. VILLA CORDOVA J""'!!l!!"!Cos..,"!ta,,·:,~~'!''~"'...,· !!! ~oit G~S -OtlldmJ "-.!; ;;:'~. , oma,1 492·1006, 492-0902. Winton Jteal Estate 6'75-ii1t GARAGE. $190, e SUPER 2 BR e 5£4353 • Newly decora~. SEA AIR Apt.· Unfurn. 365 *2 Bedrm·Fir•plac~*sn ~=='*~548-::::.:5003::::_*"--?..lonth to Month. $170 * TOWNHOUSE -* "GABLES" 1 "VICTORIAN"~IC~I~·~· ~~~·~•!I ~I :~,~~·~~"~IJ/~u~~~~ur::~I Apts. 1 btk N. pr Adams, on Carpeted. 2l3: 377.n40 UTH of highwicy sharp 2 Gas Heat..Cas Cooking-1 It. 2 BR. ~ cpt. D/W, Lrg 2 'BR w/ pri gar, Adlts.J~ · . . . . 11 1 L.:; Beach Blvd. Gener•I • BR, new drps, cpt, Swedish Gas Hot Wtr, 1'LL INCL. sell cleall oven, patio. Cpts, drps. bltna, IOUnd·/Apt""'--· _u_n1u_m_. ___ us..;; Apt. Uftfum. 3'5 733 Utica **' 5.16-4869 Balboa Peninsula trplc, wft water, sundeck. 2323 Eld A CM Jn W, Wilson * 548·3605 f Fncd I tio NEW Sha t 3 BR 2 BA ,. Y en ve., , proo , yrd w pa . Costa MIN Costa u-10 g cp • ' ' 160. New 1 BR. rmmae. Private on rear ~'2 646-0032 LGE modern 1 Jlr. apt., cpts, Wtr pd. Gardener maint. · '""' &ar, ch l ldre n rp et om- NE\V 2 BR, crpts, drps, of lot-over garages. $185 + LIVE in manager wanted. 12 drps, bltns, dshwshr, l child Call btwn 1 & 5, 636-4120. FAIRWAY sidered. 1 bile to storn. -POOLSJDE trplc, gahge. Yearly. Call $100. deposit. 675--0633. furn ap!s. Rental $l50 inc. ok, $150/mo. AU util. pd. 667 Victoria "C" ........ $155 LIVE LIKE A KING $185. Also 2 BR. Furn $165. ARARTMENT CN.'llel' 675-4644 alt 6. so. of the. Hwy, 2 Br, l Ba. util. $90 credit for misc 307 Avocado No. 9. 645--0984. Z437 Orange Ave "G" S155 7681 Elli!, Apt k 847-7547 2311 ,EJden Ave., C.M, Any dey is the-B'€ST..J>.t\Y to frplc, kg cov. ~!..~· open duties, more for cleaning LARGE 2 Br., 11,J _.!lath, .1 BR. beam ceil, lrple, w/w, VILLA APJS. At Budget 'Prices! or M7~. '_j45·5780 run an ' ad! 'Don 't daily 1·5 700 r.k:l. B Acacia, apts. Adult couple onlY, studio apt. Family only. No refrig/stove, gar. $155. J FURNJSHE!)...., •-.~.1~135~.-LG=E~N~EW--l-B_!t_ 1 ~=,,,,;,.,,,,,• ~·====d delay .. call tqday 642-5678. ~6'_4-..:5859.:. • .:.·-----= 658-7976 eves. pets. $145. 726 Joann SI. adult. 642:-8520. 2 & 3 BR'S UN'FURNISHED Sml complex. Quiet. All t,pt •. ~nfurn. 1365 Apt. Unfurn. •. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unfur.t. 365 Privat. palk>, pool• lndtY. 'Ii POOLS !,°::,. :~hrg262~u.m!_~ Costa Meso C ... -'--,.,.-------:---'----------'--------·I iaundry tac. * ENCLOSED "'77-1 osta ,..,a Costa M11• Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Near Orange Co, Atrport • ....,.... ""· -· --UC!. Adults only. GARAGES • SINGLE STORY . ' ~- Ring Brothers Announces the Gra11d Opening of Mediterranean -Village '· 20ll2 Santa Ana Ave. *CONVENIENT Dlux 2 BR, 2 BA, Pvt pat a: Mgr. Mrs. Joachim, A.pl J-A ·ro ALL BEACHES end gar., $175. 817 Geneva, 516-6215 FROM $135 MQNTH ".,.._"""'"""'. ==-=~ 1 BAY MEADOW APTS. ADULTS PLEASE BEACHWOOD j\PTS. lleUl reilinp, -;nr, VILLA POMONA. Brand new 1·2-3 BR. 1' blk pn'f' pe.tias, recrtadon fa-to BEACH! Cpts, drpa, bltns:, ~-All adulh, no ,,.U. PHONE 642-2015 !rple. 1'5 16th Sf., HB. e 2 BR'• FROM AS LOW l'!'!'!,;<;;l'l<O~P~omo~~na;.;;A~vo~.1;..,,!;:;8407·'3395i7iii\;:-fiiOiiPC'P;tl;;I .t\,:; $159/mo. 2 &: 3 BR's. $140 UP. Patio, 387 W. Bay St., C.M. 6 UNITS pool, children. MORA KAI CAll 646-0073 AIL ELECTRIC Apts, 18881 Mora Ka.i Ln •• % UPSTAIRS $150. blk E. of Beach. 962-899(. Park·Llk• Surroundlnf QIJIE'J'. .• DELUXE · 1-2 I: 3 BR APl'S Prv pa.tios * Hid Pools Nr lhop'c * Adulhl onJy Martinique Apts. lrn &nta Ana AW ., CM Mg., Apt ID 6'6-5542 .WYmS'TAJRS $165. DUPLEX 1 & 2 BR apts. CALL Manager a1t 6 PM. N d . 642•1131 ew, etuxe, prl_vate. Cpts, I ;;;M;;-:::=:°::':::::.="°"°-ol drps, bltna, dlShwubera. NEW owner upgrading Ir& 3 $145. &: $175. %18 Knoxville, BR, llh BA, New crpt It. ~7633 drp1. Just painted. Chll~n ~.,...rn=EZ~O~RO~-APJ'S--.-1 OK. No dogs/cata, $155. 771 8234 Atlanta, 1·2-3 BR's, Shalimar. Call 546--4359 lor Pool. Private ~ gar. VACANT, Redec 2 BR. l BA, appt. Washer/dryer. 536-0336 ~~d~, 2 ~~~~nbl:: Nu 1 & 2 BR fr $130 2 BR, apartment on Cukle.- no pets. Walk 10 Harbor Just _completed, spacious pa. sac, adjacent Park View sbopping, Sl40 2 singles tlos, encl garages, nr shop'g. School. 2 children o k Adlt.s only, no pets, 1970 847-3397 aft 4. sharing, S135 married WallaceSt.5C8--080>I 64&-DBl•=;-;,-=~==~- couple. 590 Joann St. e lJKE A noMEe WALK TO BE'ACHI 645-0700 or 642-1467. Lovely 1, 2 & 3 BR's cpts • • Beat. 3 BR, 21Ai ba, 2 story, drps bit d ht Mi 3957 • 1000 sq. ft. Shag cpts, Jge • ns, w • • • . !lllESTllA:r ELDJIN """· toteh, ,.., "" wash BEACHBLUFF APT$ NEW 1 abd 2 &dnn. prdetl rm. $195. ~1152. Spac. 2 Br 2 Ba. Pool. Pa· apartment. w/pooL 3 Br, 2BA, encl patio, Sl69. tio. D/W. 8231 EW.,. M2-7M4 FROM $180. ADULTS Open Sat l0-5 &: Sun l·S. VIEW &: privacy in a ~plex. 2.m El~~.:,;:·• C.M. 1010 No. 111 El Camino, c .M. Lrg 1 br, Nr new. SUn deck, • . a-• 558--0744. encl rar, 846-5671. ==::_:_ ___ .::_ __ / $9G.1BR duplex 1 adiilt non-LGE 1 Br apt, encl gar, NEWLY DECORATED· smoker. stv. 'ttfri&. 'drps. married couple or 1 sin&le Charming 1 BR. duplex, new No pets. Dl'p, ReL 954 w. adults. $125. 842-4549. carp, drapes & paint. Lovely 17th 645-3187 2 BR. Apt Closed ts garden surroundings ' far, cp , Mature adults only. $130: 2 BR. apt. Crpt'g all rooms, drpa, childttn/small pet ok 548-6920. drps, bltns, refrig, carport, $140/MO. 847·2940. NEWLY DECORAT~l Br lndry rm. $155 mo to mo. CLOSE to Beach! 2 BR, cpts, 2 Ba, bltn range, oven: ~l or ~1246. drps • stove, no pell. Ph. dshwhr, tully crpt'd & drp'd. BACHELOk, sflarp, cloee to 536-99t2. POOL &: rec nn. AU ext. OCC A: UCJ. $130. incl uw·11'STU=°'m;;o"'2°'B'°,-. "'1"11-=B,-,-,-n· .. I maintenance &: wtr pct. &: rt'frlg. 557-7768. yrd, encl gar; nr park. S l 8 5 I mo. CaU eve1, 1 BR . Apt. unfurn., water grade &: hi schls. 546--0469. 540-9305. paid. Adult1, no peta: or $136-$160 1 &: 2 BR., 2 Br., 2 HACIENDA chi.:dren. 548--6954. Ba. Blk to beach. Pool, See I: iti HARBOR DELUXE t Br., gar. Avail. Mgr: 220 12th. ' I I• ·" ' 'I The charm of Old \Vorld Spain a·waits you in Costa Mesa at Ring Brothers' Mediterranean Village.· The country is the· setting ~here quaint, brick-tiled Courtyards and path- ways wind over streams and ponds to the door of your villa ap.artment... ~ Inside, beamed ceilings, wood paneling, color-coordinated --lllrapes..and-c.acpet.uu:e enhanced bY. imported g ass I th wall coverings in warm, natural tones. \Vet bars and fire- places add to the cordial atmosphere. Large patios and balconies provide spaciousness and light. The recreational faCiJities include night-Ughted tennis courts, -2.Y"imming pools, a gymnasium with separate beallh clubs for men and women and billiard and game rooms. The location of 11-fediterranean Villa ge is ideal -convenient to all Southern California -minutes !rom the Pacific Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa .f:.C:Oo•upl~ ...... Club. -A complete security system assures-your-pr.ivacy....wlµl c_you. _ enjoy the serenity of living at Mediterranean Village. •) 1 bedroom UNFURNISHED AVAILABLE 1 be.droom-& den From $155 From $185 -ORANG& COUNTY AIRPORT NEWPORT · BEACH -RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M .• 6 P.M. z•oo HA.RBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 PHONE:"{714) 557•8020 We Are Pledged To Equal Housing Opportunities ' I 241 AVOCADO STREET Dec. 1. Adult.B, no pets. $135. L11gun1 B·each Adult living -No peta 150 E. 21st. 646-0016. . Deltixe 1 &: 2 BR. Pool Ga.rage. Dishwshr. Paid util. FROM $150. 646-1204 * DELUXE 2 Br., 1% Ba., e OCEAN Vltw -250' to beb. cpt/drp, stv/ DfW, gar. 1 & 2 Br. $175 Up. Pool. 2175 Children ok. $150. 642-7958. S. Cst. Hwy, 645-5429, SPAC 2 le 3 Br apt Sl40 up. * m.JNNING Garden Apt-l 528-67(3. Hid pool, play yd, cpt/drps, 'l;-;=-;-:;,.-------bltns, patio. Kids ok. Br., 2 Ba. pan'I den, SlBS. Lido Isle Zll6 College No. 5 642-7035. 0Lik~·:::•~ne~w.:, . .:":;>-;.5530::::· ___ 1,,,,,,,,,,,... ______ 1 1994 Maple No. 3 d42-3813 DELUXE 2 BR, cpl&, drpa, ADULTS Dlx 2 Br., 1% Ba., NEWLY DF£0RATED blln8, $145. 2 car gar., bltru, refrig., 2 BR. w/gar. Displ-Wtr pd. Call 644-llOl frpl,, cpt I drp. Nr. Lido Call btwn 1 & 5, 6J&-4120. LGE 3 Br, 2 Ba, new shag Shop g. S295 on he. 544-3J45, tsn Orange Ave "A" ... $130 cpt, $159/mo, freshly pain-67S--3967. 2566 Orange Ave "D'" •.• $135 ted Nr. OCC. Carport 557-615112;c;B>.R>,-:+-d"'•'°n"', J'°'~'""'ba"'ths,.--, ~ ... ~ •• MESA Ve.rde 2 BR upper, E/SIDE 3 Br, 2 Ba. bltns, Adults only. $290 Yearly bltns, garage, nr shopping. CID, gar, W/D, f/yrd, ASSOCIATED BROKERS Adults, no peta, $14 5 , Chlldren ok. $190. 646-4104 673-3663 968-2505 Eves 548-G357. $170 2 Br 1tudk>, adj shops. Mesa Verde , e LARGE l BR. SUS drp/crpt, patio, gar, ~:l-8301 2 BR 2 BA Bl e ROOMY 2 BR. $140 aft 5, 213: 592.5227 coll: • Del • W, Crpts, Adltt 642-2181 673-0507 2 BED R 0 0 M ty r>rps. WI, up• 1 a Ir s , 1~~~,,..cc:..:=·c.:..::....::::. • new Oilldren OK, S 1 or are 3 BR, 2 BA + den, $200. 2 redecorated, t I re p I ace ' Carport, Avail Mon, Nov'. BR. 2 BA $165. Bltns, CID; garaie. $l90. 548-5003. 22nd, $135. Water paid, C.all W/D hkup, Patio, gar, 181-2 BR 1 BA, new shag c:rpts, 54&-3'.l82 anytime. •H::>n._ljjM~ar:-1. _54sU2711L,"\ip;iiiii;S,l°:!d~"'~· ~bl~tlno~,~"'~occ:;;;· ::;•~arl DEWXE 2 & 3 BR. 2 Ba * 2 BR l Ba t J '139/Mo.....507~ ..._..~~"' ••1 __ _.__1 , ., ups a rs, ......... aa• .,.....,. up, .n.entil Bltns, CID, Meu. Verde. e WILSON GARDENS e Ofc. 3095 Mace A ve , Frig. avail. $150. gatage. 2 BR. 1% BA. CpUdrpl, 54&-1034. 557~. encl. patkJ. $1-tO. 642-Gru. ''Ne"""w-po-rt""'Be~o"'ch~-- AVAIL Now -2 BR, l ~ BA ELEGANT 2 E!R, home like, TOWNHSE. mtns, cprts, quit! & security, Shopping., WESTCLIFF drps, pool. No pets. $185. Adults. 546-4016 CAPRI 548--ro81. Dana Point lnfr.1738 Westd!U Dr ~ 1 BR. Cpll, drpt. 1 Adult Ltving -No Pets adult only, Eastslde CM,• LARGE 2 Br., 2 Ba. din rm., Deluxe l & 2 BR. Pool Nr 1ho ., • ., ....... bit t d t carport, Dishwasher. . ps. '"~ or n, cp, rps, ocean v ew, Furn. Available. 642-6274 675--0617. balcony, % ml. to Dana =~=""'.:;::,-.:.:::.:::;:.:1 DELUXE 2 BR. Bltns. Marina. $190. 8 3 7 -3 9 2 7 , DLX 2 BR, A. % hick to Refrig. Orps w/w cpl. Priv. 837-5178. beach, ag crpb:, bltn., .bale. Gar. Lndry rm • E•lt Bluff ~-Ut5 mo. 6'15-3U6 962-4180. LGE 2BR. Nu cpf A paint. Di'shwashe.r mo. w/pet $160. 64).-0844/968-462'J, $D> MO. Jmm.ac. l BR. 2% BA., crpts, drps. Avail now. Call 557-7768. --------BRAN new 2 BR, 1 BA. NEWPORT BEACH Vuy DoLux• $2511. 3 BR. 2 VIiia Granada Apts. BA $!00. Stach apta. ~ Four bedrooms with balcon-nual fat~. Sil.fill w. a., lea above I: below. Grack>us Avf! NB living I: quiet l11l'l'Ol!ndlna:•13'"""'BR""'Co=ndo.,--_ln_B=1-un-~-cpt;~I f« tamlly with children. drpt dsbwshr pool. pr Near O>ron.a del Mar Hi&h LR ' $325 ean' Mr A~ Sc!iool. Firepl«ce, Wtt bu A coll~et Cri4) ~tSt built-In Jdlchen appliances. • &l5 AMIGOS WAY 6"-2991 LARGE 3 Be., 2 Ba...Duplex. 1 I 2 BR apls, $US. & Cold'll~I, Banker &: C:O. Frple It. bltns," blk to bch. $152.50. Spacious, I ar g e, ==M~•·;;-:=::';-:Ai';::•;t '""'-l;,";l:nl~/;:mo;;·~>r::;tyc.·.,:644-:::::m::::•:.· _ bltns, cptll, drps. 548-4014. TOWNHOUSE 2 BR, 1~ b&., PRIVACY, xlnt area, upt 2 $150 1 BR house, den, waa:e., patio, yard. Share pool. AdlU, Quiet. 646-3764 Sell the old 1tufl frplc, pool, $225. M8 Amlp BR. 2 BA. CID, D/W, ter- """-'--the_..,._ . .;;'tull=---~--'W"ay",-'tll+<'-llll06."'-----nee, roomy, $18'.I. SU..I1i8. ; 1 " . • Apt. Ui1furn. --~).pt. Untom.i ,. N;;'por( BHch Nowport illffch iiiiiiii NDW.-Yllll WI AfFDRD Nl'WP08t -BEACH ' - 365 Apt, Unlurn.. -Tustin ' ..... • ' .. ·I~ ._I _""' .... ______. --41111 ~11-"'-""'-'-·----I Found (fr..adll 550 Loat 5$5 Carpenter HouMCINnlng ·' LOVEt.Y room • ht.th, SPACE for beau_ty parlor ot ro""'u""',......,.-----rLOsr toy white male poodle, ADDIT Is R pair b DAYWORK. Cen. Oeanmc. -~""'""'""'""'"='=-l ·spaclout docets, pri. en-JJ.mjlar opt.T&tlon. ground NO Siamese cat. vie. EdlngerJNewhope, 1~. form~ marl~, iir ~": PVJull time. C&re or ilck. • DOWNltfG APTS trance, tnc'4>Md canp. Ar, LSiSo Slat· ·3355 vta cbocnJ.ate color ll"la.le, wear-V. Renrd. 5J,1..80!ll. Rel. Tra.nsp, 543 1001, NORTH" CORNER Bftakfut A lunch prlvgt, 1A 1Jdo1 NB. Seti JOlles Realty ing yeUow Jeweled leather LOST pug doe attY &: black ::::it tt~i:!_q~;; -541-9330. WI LL I AMS a MontlceUo. $85. mo. 557...s560 Service on prem!Jts or Clll collar. Vicinltt--'Penney'• T -• 5 --..,... FubbJ lsland ~•• "'"" Vic, ~I' A Brilltol, C.M. EXP. Remodel1R-, cabinets, DEDICATED CLEANING • ALLIANCE ' ~ 'N· "~"" ' ~~-· Reward. 545-Mlll. "~ FNO ,.; .. ~ hl ,.paln malnt No job too * We Do Evecytblng * $180. Adu!U Over 18 BALBOA -Island Ba)t!ront: FOR leut: 900 aq. ft. M·l : ............ ~ \\' I~ male I ~~~~~~~~~ ' ' 24 hr, Call 673-4073 Enjoy $750.000 he.a.Ith club & spa·.f pools, 'I VPPer 2 BR. 2 BA. room w/ba.th, priv, e~ bldg. 110-220 power. poodle, approx 2 yrs old,J ; •m. Reas. 646-42%4. tennis courts. BAChelor, 1or2 .B'r1 •. Also :Z. FflVate cledt·Fiteplace ttanot, kltcbeft prlv111 1.lachlrw ahop, caraf!, or hu harness, Belwn ~-----~''~! C•rpet S•rvice Meli Oeanine Service story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's, Blee. ki~ . ,.-ta»-H ~,pooJ. poqib1-iM. mo ~. small bliillne•. 5484'2'97•. Baycrest & F r a n c 11 co IM:tructlon . -z::-::~==-.,,.,~~~o.-i Carpets, Wlndowe, Floor etc. ens, ptivate balcony or eatio. From l170. . , ~1• ~~ ~ ~ eves 6 ekDds f75..1779. OfQICE nntals: Oteiees " ~o"n"'lrv!ne=-· .cc-· ~-~· .,:'-'---CARPETr COMPANY Resid. l Commc'I. 54&-4111 Subte~ranean park·.ing, elev, inat~ letVict. _....._. Vlll'•t1:r-_,........,.. D' v Pr! ho -'OOC ho N min I FOUND in N.B. art!'a one I·--------hat Housecleanin&' By 08,y, FuUI food k · ty :Mana .... rl6507AUiance ~.. ml',.... · ~ P. 0 a rates. 1~ ............. y s•·-pdoa, ··"th Schools& EXCl!SSCARPETING -me mar et, dty cleaner, beau ~-=-"-"'--'-----!Pref. perm. male .1tudent. Newport or 17th St l.oca· .... & .. e.·~ '""' w• VAL•l'l:'a 70 115 PER YO Own Traraportatioo salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. Apt1., mtwk. 540-85M u:k for tkm. 642-0066, 5"8-2546. light brown leather collar. instrucfJons 571 ... ...., · Call 83&-0618 Y ·am to 6 pm daily, other times by 'appt. furn. or Unfurn. 370 Enid~ e WANTED e 673-1264. LOOKING F-OR A•JOI a!::~~Rwi~D'i.d. l ·M~•~in-l•_n_•_n"'"c""•-'-"---Jam~ree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of C dtil Ma FURN. room for rent, nice Mlnlmum 7500' retail space. FND. l!ttle male puppy with WITH A FUTURE?' Sha.gs, -hi·~ cornmttdalt, 1---------Fash1on· lslando 714 : ~1900 for Iel),sino-info. oron• r · t ho "-J M c M -~-bl~ eyes and a bobbed tall .... -1-• c LATE NITE Malnt. Co. ~ ~ qwe . me, ......., a eu.. • ax, -National Auto Tune-up Traba-...a """""ll· ·· · PARK NEWPORT APARTurUJS I BDRM. lge liYing rm, 1 blk For '''Ork'I man cnly. SHOWROOM mlg. &: office ~~ H:;~~ & Charle in Ing Center is sel~. a CUSTOM DRAPES ':"~;bci~~Ui!n~ . lllU to ocean, c.lose to stiopplng, 6U-479:C. space. Close in Laguna Joe, · · · limited number of carter nwt,· to mdtr trom \\ neY(IY cfptd. Ocean view. s~1°".E=EP=!N~C~roo-. -m-.-,~rlv-.-en-$9S 10 SlSS mo. -494-4&3. LARGE Brown cat w/gold minded peop1e to be tr&lneod $tAt YD. INC. LAIOR oomml, .(91-,8397 aft 1 pm. ,.__ __ _ 673-4582, 2530 Sea view, apt tra.Qce, prlv toilet. $65 per eyes. white spot on on !he lilhost In automotive 1"" ·ett. All ...tr au.aran-P•lntlng a Apt, Unfurn, 365 Apr. Unfu('n.. 365 5. IQO. Costa J.fesa. 645--0878. l.8x9J RETAIL store on E. stomach: Has flea collar. dia8nofticequip. & met.hod s. tMd. Financing ava.U.: Houle Paperhanging 1,.,.--------17th St., C.M. Avail Jan l.st, 96S-95n. :r.lurt be will ifl&' tO l'tUt ~Carpet. S46-1523 Newport Bffcl't Newport Beach Cost• Meu LARGE oomfortable room $300 per mo. 613--0140. u~.rcMEN __ , •--u ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;; l·---------1 I dull TV <!'In , BEA. UTIFUL White altered v.'Ork immediately, after JOHN'S Carpet & Upbolritety .JUU'" , _.es 6c .uu ., -::-.,-,-..,....,..---~ MERRIMAC for E'Ul:P oyed a ' • """ 'lndustrlol R--••t "" ~1 I • N ~--CJ P -•"""' n k ·-•·t marter square apartments in the PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH · announets thl availability of two and :tfiree bedrqom ~niu .. for adults. . From $225. For information, . telephone Mrs. Gwen Lorenzo at 645-0252 l!til!i)fl ·-: __ , e NOW ·O~j;N e BRAND NEW 1 Br; $155; 2 Br .$llll. ALL UTILITIES PAID. Pf!v patio. billiard rm, heated pool w/ jacuni, huge closets, deep pile car- peting, lush land$:~.!Ag:. Adu lts. You Must See This Orle! 20102 Bitch St., NB. 557-4246. i' BRAND NEW "" 20tl2 Santa Ana Ave (Acrou , from S.A. Country Club) Sp"acious 2 BR unit!. ~· ·:( FIREPLACES. Pr!V patl0s, loads of closets, Heated Pool. A d . I ts. Manager 979-1268. .·. ""1158 .. " _., male, house<cat. While collar u .. n nr, o expe,...,, ... """ e~. Extra Orf.Shi.JO· a.,..., •11Y • oc , Pau• NEWLY REOECORATED l week . .,..,.._ · . __ _. s~-· . to door vie. 19th & Pomona C.1'11. nee. poo he Scotchguaro {Soll -~ comea your Br apt. 1 blk ocEAN: WOODS LARGE Sunnl Room, Pvt ba l'lf-l PROPERTY FOR RENT 646-047J. • DaYI or'e\l'l!ftlngg Retardants). De~uen & Sd!.waru. 51.T-5846. $150/mo. Yearly. 646-1631. , Ii. entr. Nr. Wamer & Beach ~ sq. JI. 700 sq. ft. MALE •·aale 6 Id CALL NOW all C'Clor brl1titenen A 10, * INTEIUOR EXTERIOR* Y~RLY nr :~11,n, spacious A Nlc,t .Place to Blvd. $15 wk. 8t2-4649. Choice Costa. Mesa loc. on ..,., ' mo1. 0 • ln-1) 551--1815 minute bleac.h for 1'blte Lf I tttd cau· • \lpr, 3 BR.-2 Ba., !rplc,'$225. a. it-ether • • '• • GENTLEMAN room for ttnt Paularino nr. White Front. found Costa ?.!esa High 9i6 E. 17th St., S&nta Ana carpetl. Save )'OUl' mon,y, ;~ns. '1 ~ Ex • -Schol:>!, 111161n. 546-0388. Refs. Avail noW. 49S-2'12i ~ tn Costa Mesa. Largt>r bldg has 440 3 phase ATTENTION MO'IHERSI by uvlng me extra trltM. airleu gpraying. EASl'BLTJFF luxury .2 Br., ADULT LIVING 979--0126 elec. for machine shop. FOUND Pct rabbit viclnlty Bring your little ones to vi&lt wm cltan llvln& nn, dlnlre PROF. Painting ext/Int. 2.~ Ba., bltna, frpl~ 2. ~ F rom $140 to $275 Room &. Burel 405 Smaller unit suitable for Orange &: 21st St., Costa our new pre-school.· Stalled rm & hall $15. Any rm '7.50, C.OUJ. cellll2ei, a 1r 1 es gar, pool, rec •re a. ' l---------I garage, upholsterlni", etc. Mesa. 548-6507. by credentialed teachers. couch $10. c.halr $5. 15 yrs, . spraying. Rill• 847_13511. ~ 644-6405. 1 & 2 BR. Apts. Will Board & Room one Will lease or rent, you make FOUND Parakef:t vicinity Morning or afternoon ses-exp Is What , ONDtl, not with Terrace~ ambulatory penon. Let ttrm.1, Reas. priced & im· Arnold &: Beach, Costa sions. method. I do woi-k myseU. No Wuring e SJ..8S-WEgr('L}FF 2 BR. pb>oe riJw. 548-2873 mat avail. Call Bruce M~. 548-~. 2070 Maple Ave., Co6ta Mesa Good rtf. 5.n.-OlOL · ' * WALL'A,:~!R * Adults only, no pets. 1728 Sh t -'--1 "-EDUCATIONAL When you cau "Mac" Bedford Ln. 54~'1533. ag cp, ~V"· oa-of Guest Home 415 Qt'fff', agt, 540-448", Eves. =rn=o-: 7K~,-,.-.-"~,,-.. ~,,..,.-,-,-n-p. READINESS C1m1nt, Concre~• . ~l'44 • ~ ""1 I :;-n-,C°'l-em-•-nt"'•------I ~4ir·M.~;r::· Way Cost• M.1• =l~ OWces, assembly ~~~ar~r's Park, N.B. CENTRE BEAT The Rain! Coner.ta PAINTING, profeulonal. I --~C~O!lil~•~Mo~•~·~:.:..-~;;u:-;;;;;;;;-;.;;u-;;;~;;;; Uta i: ma Chine lhop area. I,,,=;,..-;,-· ===--~ MG-4334 floon, patios, d r Ive 1 , work I u a r n • Co I <t 2 BR deiuxi?, .... ~h .• privl-RI. room avail W/lovlng GREY&: white kitten -vie. EDUCATION sidewallai. Don 6f2..8514. apeclalist. 962-4i10 ~ 1 b 1 _, Heavy l)Owtr, Ouorescent •1. '· • M ~ patio, ocean vu, !hag cpts/ c.are or am u atory maie lill'I, forced air Mat 'tile "issoun "" onterey, ""sta For Childbirth QUALITX «;e~t Wqrk. Let 54.7•1"1. ..J drps, Indry nn, gar, adults/ '-...m~n.... or-fem.ale. Bala.need diet. floors. Ideal for electronlca Men, ~Till. Classes for expectant J George do it. Uc'4. Bonded. FOR clean " neat pain no pets, SI*>. m6, m La ~ ...... u 642-6862 or ~2562 aft 6. li 1 l5 3 5 FOUND car key, vie, Pilot ..... OI"'"= !nl""""A-•-t · Paloma 497-1006~ 492-94:19• or te manu . parents ....... -0962 .,.......,..... n~ • ex enor1 -ELDEN -V•c.tlon Rentals 4t5 Monrovia, Ave., Nwpt Bch ofc, San ~~~e-PIANO LESSONS CEMENT woruc, no job too Dick, 968-4065. CABIN-Big Bt"llr Lake, l Br, 646--099t Your home. Cert. Teachers. amall, reuonable. Free PROF. painting-Inter/ext•! 2 BR, l~ b& crpts, drps, Sparkling NEW 2 BEDROOM •2 ba. Avail. by wknd or wk. For L1a11 Coit• Mesa Lost 555 l ~~M~r~·~H~a~Jlleoe~~k.~64+0~~14~4. I Estim. H. Stuflick, 54l-8lll5 Honest 11t'Ork. L ic I Ina..1 bltns, pool & 11\1.a.Da $165. garden apartment Luxar-Reserve now for, Christmas, 1440 SQ. FT. PATIOS, walkl, drive, install 548-2759, 541)..1444. ~54<>1l569="·"'--'ev-'es=. -"--'--iotlg pool; 111:8"h ,landscaping .• New Yean or W I n ! e 1' Indusl:riaJ .$1)0.ce nr Newport-LOST, fully tailed lone I , !Gif=l new lawns, u.w, · break, PAINTING/Papering, 18 ~nta Ana ~ nso. Adults -no pets. 2311 Skiing. &14-1548. San Diego Frwy. 2930 Grace ~Ired calico female<, i::l!l\i ~ md Rlplirl~ remove. 548-8668 for nl. Jn lflarbor area. Lie & bo ;;;, ____ ;;;; ___ ;[,J't.~~ Av~., ;:5!JJ. M~ R•ntals to Shara 430 Ln ISo. of Baker, E. of vie. Paularlno .I. Babbs St: · Child C•r• ed. Ref's furn, 642-2l54l. CAN'T BE BEAT Fairview, ~ mi.) Repre-Sn1all reward. 87M788 9 to PAI NT ING : Hone l-:---=-====,.--:-IWILL share full facilities ol se~tative there from 9 to U 6 :m or S4&--029C iftl!'r 9 pm Accounting LICENSED No. 9663 In my guaranteed work. Lic'd * .U.E D~OOM * ~e. we~-appointed home cd::•::il"'y.-'55~7·o,5585""'=:•'=""''~.c.ru_._. '& wkends. ... home oft Golden West, Hun-11.ze job. Call 67s:st40. SINGLE. STORY 1¥.i Ba TownhOuse crincept -w/refined, mature woman. -• WANI'EDe.-. :a :& ' -:' ACCOUNUNC, Consulting, tl.ngton Bead.. }36-2600. _,_ n-- South Sea 'Atmosphere ~ Beam ceilings, exlra 1rg Pvt. dm&lng nn &: ha.th. Approx 600' w/2'JO f o r Im 2 Tut "'Diop/}o~ white F~ P r o j e c t Io n 1 , CorltractJ ' YOU suppy the Pllll•AJ1• ~ 2 BR. .. 2 BA'lll bednns, encl p:itio. recrea-Spacious, att ract Ive ac· machine shop. 646-7684. female SamirYed, ~to ~pinj:. Our/Your Of· painted $10 ea. so Carpets&: drps Uon rm, sauna baths, etc. commodatio111 for en-LAND available lo< •·-t Frosty & Apr e'oi 'flee. 642-1534. -NERAL tl'!rior. can 54G-7Bf6. di ...,.. ~--a-poo female, answers vc Air ~n. p· tlo~ Adu!~;, o~ Sunday after-t er ta l n I ng. View lot. building or storage. 1535 ,._ Mt..,,,·,, EucJ'• I Ed•·-r 8a...-..tlttinn CONTRACTOR Plai ter, P•tch, Rei'•I Private at..,. ooon o-:Q-,'s & Frtt Art Garage.. 830-1034 646--0994 •v ,.. .... ~ ""'1" • Be HEATE,..... ...,.. ..... ,. , _ Monrovia Ave., N.B. 839-0tJti Hany E. Brown Co. tter p•--ter Patch'~~ Inter! ~ .... ·rvv... .......s9r1s marting soon. NEWPORT attorney will c6o ' COSTA MEs.l Built Homes For free est. .... "16 Plenty or JaWU HARBOR GREENS share home w/pool. want 2 Rentals Wanted BLACK male cat, l yr. Lost PRE·SCHOOL ·Cai1 Hunt. H~ Job 1\te, s~4i"Jo~fc.~~ ='"vii~~ f>:M>.S02.5 over 35 mil.ture buainegs BUILDER wantl to rent 2 or 11/16 behl'een 9th&. 10th St. state Liet>rused 1714) 846-7681. or main ofc. Santa An• .2500 Sou th Salta *'BRAND NEW * types. $125 + expenses. 3 Br. house in need ot ~:1-'Kix:i u k ~an.'•;' e ~:ward'•. 118th & MOlll'OV-ia, ~ day '+ (213) 442-1444.P • ..,'":::m~b:::i:::ng'.:::::-::::::-::::-1! 645-1512 wknds, or 1 repair, exchanae for part ull day • Planned QUALITY sm. gen'l constr. PLUMBING REPAIR PENJ.i'.;"SULA 2 br. yearly. 1 Santa Ana • 546-1525 La Costa Apts. 683-24.10 ask for Pickell. renl 642-7377. 673-2575. proeram, hot lunches. Ages carpentry, muonry, oon-blk ocean & bay, unusual ===:::---:-:-7--::-:-1 2-6, hrt"8:~ AM • 6 PM. · 1---No job too small ..,.""""""'""""""""""'i l &: 2 BR,, bltns, sw:lmmlng WANTED ·employed hel! 3 BR. HOUSE MALE Collie, l:ri-color, 2 Yrs ettte ttc. Delips, p ...... , e 642-3128 e lri-levf!t duplex, Ir p I c. = PQOI, lanai, bar-b-que & gar-(:hick to share with same R.eu. priced * SST-8650 o~d. Vic, San Juan Capo. $20 wk-COMPARE! 642A050 rm. Nltei, JC\n ~2042. e~ .. w':kn:i:'.· ~u. 6754125 LaJXe l~~a~se~:. BBQ age. All util pd. $150 !o.$170. house yotltl: or m1oe No Reward. 434-3842, Lon&' CHILD ~. my home .. au MY Way, 4Ullll;y home COLE PL,UMBING Adul ts, no pets, . ~hildren. fll.3)' &n-2891t ·Beach. ~-or~Mb'.· Fenced ~-·~ W~ e•ll ln1 . .,_br,lerl;lce.. &fS. SEAnIFF-J-l~.l ftP~~·::c;rea~~'f;ie~~ 354 Avocado,CM. '42-9708 1 ILL share 'lutn ,Q("" 1· '!-\ ) 11•1 LOST: Silver 1: ~ ma!e Wli.lttlerS;cliooldlatrlet;·i:@tlr ..... iit~"~b'taoima.U!" ~-air BR. $1i0 Unf, Si'li ~ ·-Frppi-·$149· .• r f!.00-!IMOVE'lNAllowartce ach.~BHch:Own , ,..,_.... . Silky Terrier,U/l2/TLVle. ·~latMl.239i.;!;:; ~:tlrana.MrV.: CUs'roll ~el Wo Cp~s, drpg, bl~n11c, garb dis pl.. . SOUTH COAS'T · Pre-Sehl ·ehildren welcome 100m & be.th. !f!M-4658 Brookhurrrt .t Hamilton. Re-RESPONSIBLE Hip SChQ01 t AdilltiOnl '* J\mnodfUng • '~ additions. m 1525 Pla~tia Ave. Ask VILLAS . NASSAU PALMS WANTED 3rd ~• c~ "'l lo P~olt ward! 968-1854. girl wants babysitdna or ~Gerwlet It. Son. Lie. ,. -.... .. c;:.. J"inish or about our d1.scount, 54S-2682. & ... ~ ... _, 5JG 5 old bl k b ~ ··-~· N J u.... · '""'r>t·• ll01 MacArthur Blvd. 177 E. 2Znd st. &12-3645 share~ nr beach in H.B. mo ac La in N. ,..,ute ..... a, P •06..., area. rn::aMl * M&-2170 carpentry DaVld Stew DELUXE J BR, 2 BA. frplc, 5-16-8823 SHADY ELMS.POOL 968-5797 $lOO mo. Laguna. Ans to "Gus" .Aviil. a.ft lPM. Cal Jf!'llnne, El I 646-Ul)l • blt·ins, cpts. drps. Nr. lfoag South Laguna Furn. & Unlurn. 1 & SUDDENLY Aingle, little, P lease help. Reward. 642-0027. ectrlea ,.:;.~::.:..-.,,..:--~-?'II Hospital. $250. . Mo. Adults, YOUNG male teacher needs cute, educaled &: like tennis 4~J4f6. d 2 BR's from $1L UP roommate lo share 2 Brm & bridge, back ~ packing, EXPERIENCED child care ELECTRICIAN, license, no pets. 642-4387. c:;.E~ fri;n:m nei:lguy ~~~~~ I LRG 1 BR, furn, util pd house on Bal Is. 673:--8577. traveling, books, parties & LOST: 7 mos. old Irish Set· ""eekday1 for children J..5 bonded. Small jobs, maint. GARDEN type, grnd lev 2 Br al; 4~j075 0~ 8.38-34Jg'.""" S15S/mo. 1 sml 1 BR furn LADY will ahare m Y men. Are there any Oft.r 40 ter, male. $50 REWARD yn. Fenced )'ard. Lunches & repaln. 548-5~. triplex. Crpt, stv, drps, enc util pd $35/wk. Alsc 2 BR, spacious hoine "''ifh same w ho tiiave somf! of the same Young Dauihter Dialraught. included. Just ott San Diego Furniture gar. $160. 548-9695 QUICK CA,Sft unfurn Sl6J/mo. 998 El Sl8.50 Per week. 546-443G · interests & art' looking fDr 673-055't. Fw)' near Bristol. 549-4038 --------- 2 Bdrrn .-·2114 S,. -WestdiH THROUGH A Camino, 54&-0(51. .friendship! Write •. Clusi!led LOST: 4 Yr. Fem.al• Af.Aan BABYsnTlNG -, J.Jcenaed ~~I .A~·-cha.Ir or tc Cai D1a. 642-4727 Arca-A.dultsoniy-$275,'' LaiunaBeich OfflceRent•I ~ adNo.243DailyPilot,P .o . Apricot wlblk •maik. ·~at I: A·t tan)a. , ,,iltt~~ •' ) · mo. Ag\. 675-1930. · DAILY. PILOT .NEWPOR Cl!NTER Box 1560,Coltl-.,<;aJfJ. Favon _, lei( l'"l"· 'C<U.h\IO'd\>d,xlntfllod. -== · ! _ooll~ . J! BRAND NEW 4• Br., 2 Ba. · WANT AD LACU~o\lui• mod"n 1 BR GROUN~ FLOOR ~ • 1 642-9757 • .Mko5e. ~. '· ~· 96Ms19• , '". ~ida.Ja fti . i':1· Q,:j.r;iifJ;. OW,.: Studio. 7 doors to Ocean. apts. Walk blk to shopping, 1500' 6 S!M' Full 1 --"'""' WHY not aurJJ&' her tor 2 MALE German Shepherds, VACATION Mother will care .... 'S ,. .. __..., rect. I dO ff11 own wd · ., 642 5678 · ar 11~. blks to beach. All ' - ' · . Y mvav•~· Chrlstmu? IA, cl.rat Ola f --»-I S300/!Tlll. Yearly, 6-1631. . • 0 . h , he radiant heat Prime location for tenant . · . · 1 tan & 1 bl.k &: tan, Vic. or children in your"boale, l:>r ~ ~1mall MS-1780, 548-9590. , ,..~,,----~-~-r-:A""'t,--------r 15 y,ai: r. . ' wanting identity, Excellent mond nng, Tillany aettk!IZI&'." Wallace Ave. & 19th St., Refs. Own .car, E Xp. landlC&plAI Jll!l'Vlon. call REPAIR recover any nllll PF'u·r•n. or Unlum. 370 PF·u';n, or Unlurn.. 370 ocean vteY.', lge pr1. sundec. parking 60c pe month Retail value-$600. Al ng C.M. $25 Reward! 646-3189. 645--0574. ~ Javtrw Newport, bl ' W neda Roo . i $185. l BR also at $150. !oot r pa ~ Surprise • (matchin& N..... M Pover pro L"m&. e ·1---------""',.-,---,:--o,----I TI.f.) 537 9367 'l72-(l933 · l.Ady'a Ir man'• ~ ..... P.UP.l!Y.--Jemale_Slm.oyed. SAFE dependable Chrlatlan OBI,. -~.11 .. "'-:f'fte eat. ~1691. N•wport hfch N'.Wport S..Ch l -or . We1Jey N. T•ylar Co. l:andl, ne't'U' · ~~~ Vic: Brookbunt It Adams. home, xl.n't refs. Reu. Shorn. Wn......... S.wlng/Alter•ilons .YOUR HAT VISTA DEL MESA OFFERS FREE ••• REFRIGERATORS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL DISHWASHERS BllLiAROS . CARPETS & OR4PES GYMNASIUM PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS Party Room With FIREPLACE, T.V., $THEO That's right, when Y~u rent one of our .super apartments all these extr~ features plus much, · much more Is included at n¥xfra cosl .. Come see our roo my 'one ond 2 bedroom apart· --m;nts and yoU'll Cgree lt's-1he best deal in · town . But hurry as supply is 1imited a,nd they're going fa st. We're located in the .. Bock Bay area near u:c.I., O .C. ,Airport, Fashion Island, Soulh Coast Plaza, Newport & S.D. Freeways and just a couple_ mll1ute1 from the blue Pa cific. BEAUTllUL LIVING THAT .BABIES THE BUDGETI rrom 1155 1 BR. Newly redetoratf!d. 1 RultOr1 FREE!)' Call 546-STIO afttt· J\ewatd. 962-5282. n.te1. Chlldttn 2% yrs. o\_ .PIWEESSIONAL Gardener, .. blk to beach,. 0 C EA N 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. 6 pn\ A weekendL -LOsr: skinny gray 1 hlack up. Call to lnpsec, 6.f.2.:0'tT. tree work, pr u n I n g , European"Drtlsmaklnc VIEW. $150. 496-1981. Newport Center· &u-eto striped female cat, flea col-LIC'D Day cater 7 am-5;30 11prinldtt1, clean up jobs, All Cl!ltDm fitted. Person Newport Beach Want to ,.t Involved? tar. Vic. Balboa Slvd. Ii pin. Hot meals. Xlnt <:are.· land·1capJn1, George, Fashion advice. 613-1849. New Watttfront Offices From $.3fiO Mondi Prime I.ocaUon v;:~nt~~ ~~ 35th St. 673-18.18. Harbor/Baker area. 646-5893. e Dressmaking -Alteratl~ in t!lf! Oeean vi!w School LOST: Siamese kitten ap-546-1539. AL'S Landscaping. Tree Dcwigned to suit )'OU. II RESORT LIVING FROM $125 lU Bayside Dr., N'pl ~ch Bill Grundy Rltr, 675-f16l Dist. 2 Hours per day, S prox. 4 mOfl old. ftea c.ollar WANT ... playmates OVtlr 2%. ,:-; .. ~~ !~~ling. Call Jo * 646-6446 ' day1 a week. For inform&· Vic. Placentia Ii Victoria Big yard, bot lunch and Re .... 1 .... :;:~· 0 613-:::P· Alter•tlon1 -642·5 tbl Cl11 M1·2'61 ext 233. 6U-S525. TLC by F.atancia. 646-GIJ. ' · ~ ,.,.. ...... us. · Nett. accurate, 3J years WILL help child or children EXR Jap&nete Gardener. Tll ~of late ~nan Maral'ltz. * * * * * * ~"' tl>w, up.keeti, plant -•---·.,,----'" ·It's Oakwood Garden 1 OR 2 nice sultes still left ln fun, fine neighbors and Lido Bldg (above Blue Jnformation k e pt co~ pest, trlmmln1, clean-up CERAf..tJC tile new fidenttal. Mr. Mar ant z , 963-3486. remodel. Free est. S .Apartment& , • and it's Dolphin Rest.). Finl' for • prof. or ctn'l ore uae. Drop 8-4:30, 530-5910, or write P. EXPER. Japanese Gardener jobs welcome. 53&-2;t26. o. aox 1002, c ard•• c..... Trader's Pa~adi'se· Tttt trlmm'"•· CJ, ...... ~ .. s.rvic• ,,:. prestige living in one luxur-'in or call Jones Realty ious package., There's $1 Servic.e. 675-3771, Sulle C, mlllion 1n i'ecreation • •• 1 ,0;,,•~P;,"=""-'."-'-·-~~~~. swimming, tennis, billiards, DESK space available SM h alth clubs saunU ~ mo. Will provide furniture e , ' ' •t SS mo. Anlwtr1iw terv:lce abop, indoor .coif driving .available, 305 No. El C&I. 92641. Lawn Maintenance. _ ~ SPIRITIJAL READINGS Advlct' on all mattm Dally 10 AM·lO PM 312 N. El Camino Real SM Clemente 492.-9136, 492-9034 646--0619 or 548-7958 GENERAL Tree Serv. Ya- c O M P L lawn-gardening a e r v , c I e a n-up/maint. Reas. Rates. Call Enkl, 546-8555. range. clubhouse, etc. Camino ·Real. San ' Clemente. 492.-fG) DISl'OVED DJSOOVERY lines times dollars CCMPLETE lawn &: garden- ing service. Cumom·del'Ot8ted singles, DESK space avallable $50 Find YOURSELF in Someone 1 & 2 BR. F\lrnishcd & Un-mo. Will provide furniture Call ENI" obi. Jlo LAWN Main!. Hauling, new • •o:: .. R __ ,, .. __ .. _ now • o 1ga n 1 cl prunm· g fulJlished. No lease required. _at.., mo.~..,. .. -.. ,.-~·-(7lt) 835-ti885 (2131 387_3393 awns, ean-up, · t.fodels Open Dally 10 to 8. ~~~~J~-a:mcb. ?;_~Ave, NATIONALY RECOGNIZED Free Est. Call 54~7379. -.~-°"" ~........ ** wn1 ·1ra:de rny-$17,000 12> R·J lots; auitable tor 5 Rellabli Gardening MEDICAL suite ar -office. ALCOHOUCS • ADonymoua. equity In R-4 k>I In County units ea. So. Shore Lake Ta-ct ""'=lO'i2 OAKWOOD GARDEN Air-cond., 10 rooms. 425 N. Phone 542·7211 « W'rlte Oirridor With ~. filiiliMSt hoe, trd eq.for 5 BR lim-~ Malnt,lYd e&Ar.1P. 1 Po Bo -~-~-M home for.::.......... m..•. or 'Jn. inc .prop Jn H.B. Clbln 1t EXP1\liawaliaa Gudener. )llewport Blvd. SJOO mooth. • • """"-.......,_ eu. a;ime pro:_"'; .M2:f5o * Big Beat or ? 9G-378a. Compttf. prdenfna •erv. DAVJS REALTY eg..7Q'.ID COUNSELING A ltdo tor ,.,.., '"--. Na"""'.,_ ..... 1--, ..,, Jtimalal\t, 64H676. •--•-·-• .-.... "n.'te bunboo ......-, teml-• ...,.. • ...., • _.. ...... '!"I . . . AIRPORT CENTER •llUl-ia>n, v ............. _ a......,.-circular fttlllation size, Conley tor trade for other 'Chn1r1I Lrvldl' 1 (Rf!sort Livmg for Single " Deluxe I, 2 & 3 room offict'S tlon. ApCAl'e, 542-443&. rortable. bnught at Sloane's rugs, l[Uns or any type ol 1---------- 1tlarr1ed Adults). Adjacent Airporter Hotel. Social Clubs 535 tor $200. Tnide for gtnall merchandise of equal val-TIIINGS by ?.loose, U . eltt1.., Lowest rates, ft41 •.rvtcn:. MARRIED and Singles. we u.lll»at or, !? . 61J.0668. uf!, 646-~. plumb, fence, tUe, lnstlns, 833-2840 or 833-3223 Wkda.ys ·-_, a~•--m-u••e lot In. ,...,...,........_ ""'nes Bv Owner. 40 ..,..._ Jew! in ce.rpenlf)', paint etc . ' . IGth at !Mn• BAY VIEW Of•ICES -· ·-· --~ --· ~~ r • ' -·· ~ <M MT r belhJpl ill the Newport Bay l'INT Morro Bay, 'l)9de for Anza Val., Ri\.Tl'Side Co. F -"~~-·------ 1 645-0000 or ~.,,,. O "'-1•-e, Air Condttto·-, tot Col do ru • C ·11 ·-· ~ ......,..,. """ Club. For fur ther in-on ora wt,nea.r "",w1 uuallorpart,1n-Hauling redecorated. Lido Atta fonnaHon call, li'73-llfi6. Havasu area. Owntr c.om~ prop, ~fe~. (714) __ _. _____ _ Jim 548--0405. APARTMENTS NEWPORT BEACH clean-up, baullr:w, spri repairs. Reu:. 64&-5848. lo\lloJ11•d l '"'~~~:!\'~"l'""!'""'l~R~ea~log;oo~m~ies~B!!!kr~. ~6~75-67~~00!1 Travel 540 s.ill-7965 546-8833 Ask for Ann. WANTED! Meuy trees, ~~~~~~~"'!I~ .::::. •";,"-"•'~ Westcllff Rlvler• DEm< space available S50 ___.. Lux. condo'•. W1'lk1kl Bdl. l • Moved to small homt, Have yards & a1ar7aa50"'-movhrlng .t HSKPR-Comp. Capable, II w•l"""r · --T SPAcious: 2 ~nn. Bltns. c:1r· mo. Will P"'\lide turmtu:re NEED aomeone to drive my "' 2 BR., exch far (.'(lmm'l, Kimbal l Grand Piano to Muling, · per • +. ln, drlw. can re.Jocate:. ~ V Ph . 545-4-855 J>t"ls. drapc!I! .. healed pool. at $5 mo. A?swerin& service U-Haul true~ incl. furn. to lndust. or e,pta., Or, or San trade for sp\nel or console. Anytime, (TNT Lawn eel rd. For senior aent « ista , Nr ~·1 llffll. Adul111;. available, 17875 Beach Blvd, Detroit. Mic:h. the! end of ote&o Co;unllei. 644-61U' * CALL ~ ~aint.). 548-5863. lad)'. 837-6979 :;: ~t1Ju~~Dr~ Huntington Beach. M:J..4S21 Nov., 962-<1661. The Irwin Co •• RHfton 'It 6M-6S92 aft !:~ * HAUUNG, clean-up, local PROF. mature nurae, ca.N , Del • tit • rt.JRN, Office: Crpts, drp1, Palm !prinp dtluxe I un--1 Hne.: T.D.'t A othtr irfwlt-moves, exp'd college stu· for mothetl"1S or comp f &42-5388 pvt. f!ntr., 100' from !SJ Its •/pool W•nt th hnmt: • mentprops. Wanrsor•bd· dent. 1 Lrc. truck Reas. Sr. Clt. Refs exc hs. Newport Bl'fd. (tlowntowa !Ml ... -I 00 lmlm, ,_ -. , Ody rm -w/pool Jn ...,.,,... 5ll--541-569> Mesa R-II •j C.M.l ulll. pd. $15. .... nt1,ooo. ~,000 ... Roy -.. tIOOM. _, TRASH• Garage c1e ... up, 7 RN ....... jOb In .,,,..,.i.n1 . "'f'9' '7>1141. J. Arntaorl. 'Rltr. 494-1260 ~nt O>. fl'l'!.216.1. daft. Free est. At\ytlme. ofllcc. Call aflcr 6 P 11.:;mmmmm.::m; S VERY nlce teeond lklor of· nd (I ·• ) 550 '69 DODGE O'.>RONET Mountain home, Big Bear, 543-5031.4 ·;,:""'::m:;·:,,....,--:-::.,...,:-:lr I Apartments fl c,s. 1?817 Bt!ael'I Blvd. Fou r•• -• ~ R Auto, p/a, plb. stereo t11pe, 3 BR., turn., aewf!rs, all utll., YARD, pr:age, d ranuos. obm1 400 Owner (213) 394-0015 D113s. SMAU. white Poodle found Landau top for VW bug, filA loan. Trade for'local Rf!move trees, dltl, iY)', Tu.tin & M•to .Prive _ BEDROffi,f, dll/I It private 600 sq. ft. $90/mo. in apartment, Santa Anl. bes or ca~ Improved, lots or T? Fill sand, backhoe. M7·2600l-:--::==-==,,--=:-:~I ,.,.ftiilonill Ml•tt•4 if Stvftlmi: C•vntld Mt11tt. c.. entrance .l bath. (or CX>STA MESA 646--2130 MS-193S 'or 54G-9M2. .!* 67J.6756 * * 1Jlle fa1tt1I draw In tht West -· - ---• --...,-.,., no omol<inc. Into cub """ a Dall> Pllot FND: ,..,,. lrioh Stltcr, * * * * * * . , a D&Uy PUot ClauUild O..;;.ioo.4 ~ '+'•lo• l11n1l111•11ll hie. & ltl.G.l.C. (11vltl•1 C.,. s..l&. ~~Al 11.mm••••••••-ii-•••--I' drinking, 646-3606 • Dime-.-t!J'le adlt Collece Pt.rk area, '"7'W"I 'l•l!ll•••••••••••••••••l-A_d_ . .;.60-S618 _______ , _._ ___ ..... .__~ I ' • .- • I • • . . . . ' .. ~ _ _.. 0 ' 0 ... L ' .' • • r I .• ~ I I l . ,j , ~ ft 'I . . ! ! •• ' ' I . '" . I ' I •' . I··. , . I . . ... ... . ' . . .. ' . -- . -· ........ . . . . ., . . • ·, . . ; -. ' ' . ' . .j' 1 ' • • I I ~. . ' ~ . . . . . . ' . . . • • ) , . ' • l I I _) J J / ... so ·vo·u1 .: LITTLE ·-RED ' WAGON •\ . . . :IS :REA(t¥·. DRACi<ilN~ ~ . ·,, •, .. I.. ... . • ' ... " ·-~· ""~·~·. .i. . ' . ··' . \ ~. . ~\ . . ' ·' • • I ,. ~ . ·~! . ' _, . . . . . . . . ,-. • . --- . -'. ' ·.,,. ! -.. .. I . • I ) I . . . , ! ' .. I ". .. ' . - BILL • .. . -. ~ " ' . . ' . ' --. . . *' I • " " 4 .. ". ! ~ ... . ' . . ' [: AIJD :IHIRSEP.OWER TO THE FAMILY BUDGET ! . ,.. .. . '"' . . . . I I · · I ; ~ . ' . ' " ' ' ' . ' I , 1' : ' . " it ( -,, ;y OU can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· lars you'll ge.t-for . all-the still·goo.d, but· nobody· uses· them items you'll · fincfa all over the house. Make a list of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· ticles into extra ccish. It. won't cost you • • • it'll ·pay") you. And you'll be . $1irprised at how fast you can sell iust abo~t anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad. Try it today. Every .day is a good day to ..Se " DA.IL Y PILOT . WANT ADS (And You Can Charge Them) -- • • ... "4:t . .. :I-.. -• ---: ..... - -. • l 42~ • • I . . -• 1 ' J I ' ' ' .. , • • - • . ~~~ Y~ Letting . C:a~h .. ;Slip ·T·hr~ugh Yq"r Fingers ' \ ... --. ·- ,_ ··' ·See -If You· Have Any- \ \ " , DA·IL Y PILO T • WA~t .,AD . '• ~ ··-Wi ll Sell -Fast! 1. Stove 29. Bicycle 57. Electrlc Train 2. Guit•r 30. Typewriter 58. Kitten "~:. BftlY., Crib. 31 . Bar Stools 59. Classie Auto 4, e1rl11c s.w 32. Encycl~i• 60a.' Coff•' T•bl•· 5. c.r.r• ' 33. · V•cuum Cleaner 61 . Motorcycle -~ . .. .. .: 34. -Troplc•l -Fish 6. W•sher 62. Accordion 7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 63. Skis 8. Sterff Set 36. Fiie C•binet 64. TV Sot 9. Cou~~ 37. Golf Clubs 65. Workbench 10. Clorlnot 38. Sterl!ntf Silvir 66. Di•mond. W•tch · 11. R•frigerator 39. Victori•n Mirror 67. Go-Kart 12. .Plcku11 .• Truck 40 . .,.Bedroom S.-t 68. Ironer 13. 5ewinj M•chine 41'. ·Stide Projector 69. C•mPin9 Tr•lltr 14. Surfboord 42. L•wn Mower 70. A"tique Fumlture 15. Mochlno. T.ools "43. P001 Tob\• 7l; Tape Recordtr 16. Dishw•iher 44. Tires 72. Soilboot Tl. Puppy. , . 45. fi~no 73 •. Sports Cor 1 I. 't:obll1 Crulsor 46: Fu; 'Co•t 74. Mottrffs Box Spp 19. Golf Cort 47. Dr•pes 75. lnboord Spoodboot . :IO ... ., .... ,.r 48~ l inens 76. Sholvun .... ~ . . . .. 49. Horse' 21. St•mp Collection 77. Soddlo . 2i Dln,110 .Sol ~O. Airplane 78. Dart G1mt ·2· PIO, Pen '-' .. .. '51 . °"ii•• 79. Punching •'log 24. Bowling Ball 52., 4 Exercyclt 10. Boby Corrl•go 25., W1tel-'Skfr 1~· 53. (R•re looks 81. Drums 26. frHHr '4. S~I Boots 82. Rlflo 27. SultcaM 55. Jiigh Choir 13. Desk 21. Clock !r.· 1' 56. Coins · 14. SCUBA GHr These or any other extra things around the house can be hirnecl into cash with a ' . DAILY -f!ILO:r WANT-AD· so Don't Just Sit ·rh~re! DIAL DIRECT I • ; --· ·-- ' " , • •• • .. • • I HolpWontod,M A f 710 HolpWontod;M ~f 710 Holp W.m.i, MA I' 710 HolpWo-,MA F 710 APT. Manqer. Mature rou-Cl.EANER, exp'd pel"IOn pie. 2" dfluxe u n I t • . over 30 for animal holpll&I. 1Wf:lft1J.U. Ji~· ch , 9 to 6, Mon thru Fri. .. ~~· ~ Pino; e kry to $2.00 hr. 644-5460 ~ Typilt, Elec. A &irl to I riter, 50 w.p.m. Ac- bikilds, lingerie. Great pay cural~ figure typing, 10 key for <>ne afternoon a week. adding mach. Good phone Strletbt •ivate & tor fun. personality. Apply 17.f 1 (Coilsldrf:lif.1 for full time Placentia Avt>., C.M, re .9* p~ onist/bosteu In bea~_jlfliee). Write to CORK 'N CLEAVER classlfi~ ad No. 284, Daily Now hlrill&': Pilot. P .0. Box 1560, O»ta y cook, Cook'• helper, & Mem, Calif. 92626. Busboy, Apply In person 428 AVON PRODUCTS is the E .. 17th St., C.M -.'Orlds largest " most COUNTER irl t/time d 1 respec~ 005meUc com-g P l.Y pany. AVON representatives ma1.ure woman cnly. App~y •-•·e ,l.,,. 1.... t this in person. Mrs. Swiu 18959 can ...,. a ... ...,..n.._e 0 M nolla F V fine reputati<>n In successful gg · • profitable businesses of CUSTOMER RELATIONS: their own. can now , All the public co.ntact you ~7041. y,•ant. Lite typiging fot' your ---------1 cy,•n repcrts. One weeks AUDITOR vac;.ation every 6 ~··· Fine S-c Ill ,_A A_.. .._ O>. pays fee. To $450. · uvng a · .,..,,...,.. cprp. niui Other Fee Jobs Avail Unlimitect opportunity for Call Jean Brown, SW-6055 exec, Jl'OWlh. To $'16,000. Call Bob Wilson, 546--6055 Coastal Agency Coastal Agency 2190 Harbor Bl at Adams 71'90 Harbor Bl at Adams DANCING GO.GO AUTOMOTIVE GIRLS & BARMAIDS BOOKKEEPER . QUEEN BEE HOLIDAY MONEY · Part Time ePM'-lOPM Reliablf.-men,il) ~surround· ing Orange Co. area needed. No exper. nt:Cftls. Earn up Exper. Small office. Various 1562 N~wpoFt Blvd, C.M; "'.!luties. Sala~ open. Laguna apply in penton. s.6·9935 ~ach a.rt~ 546-991:i7 or DENTAL asst .. pref. 23 to 35 ,-;;;.""";;;"'°;;d ----1 49t-lt:n. ,1. with chairside exp. for HOUSEKEEP BABYSITI'ER Nev,.oport Beach practice. m~ ·home Must be able to work Sat &. --548-4378 .tt 7 pm some evl!'ll. 646-2481. PROFESSIONAL TECHNICAL SECRETARIAL A GENERAL OFFICE POSITIONS AVAIL. Call for Appt 54&-1311 " MACHINIST HELPER I . ASSEMBLERS NEEDED MU.t be reliable. Stable Mm· mt.'h:lal firm, Christie Elec- tric Corp., 2120 Placentia, C.M. MEDICAL Re ceptlon 11 t nttded, blllnpal, Enatllh Spanish, IOOd typing, 5 d8.ys wuk. exp req'd. contact Mrs. " " CALL PERSONNEL 842-7751 , . Holp Wonted, M A f 71 RENTAL GAL L&rp apt complex Su Ana, attrac lndivldQAI Juli time position. Wo commences Dec. ht, Subml resumes to Classified ad 286, Daily Pi}ot, P. 0. 1560, Costa Mna., Ca. 92626 RN'S ALL SHlm F~ntain Valley .. nity H~spital tronic busineu niter. 13 9 . ., ... ,n 1t e r-A·v·e r. Call 894-33!>1. , enon To: derson SNA SHOP B ERY o•st Hwy • • del Mar SALESMEN Need men who are ready learn the car busi~ a are willing to train. M have good pers>nality, Interested in a future, d well, salesminded. Benefl ·Demo., group ins., g\l&ra teed salary plus l'()mmf sk>ns. Unlimited income. A ply in Person. UNlVE TY OLDSMOBil.E, Harbor Blvd., Co6lA Mesa. --SAL"ESAWmf--- MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY looking for a l o e a u.lesman for career w/ finanj::ial institution Substantial salary + · co missions for a 3 yr, peri MaJTied, coll(!!:e gr a owner of a business pref' Call ~ between 5: 30 7 p.m. M/F. SALESMAN Young, aggressive, expe ence not necessary, commillfiion paid while trai ing, Management assista at an times. Sales positki with a future. Demo ava able, insurances. Ca I 546-8017. SALES Lady for gift 5ho Perm. p/time. Some eve. wknd work. Apply a. Sabina'1, 9049 Atlanta Av~ H.B. Search Light Operator wanted at the Firehouse,, . 1 St., C.M. t ... ' . • ' -..:;-.: . ., ~~~--~=~ .. ~-~~·-~-~~~·--... ---·-· ---' ·~-~•1,--~· --..........;.:-;.;.;·-:.-;;;.;.;.;·-;:;;..:.·;.;.·-.;,--;.._.;;...;.;;;;.-ii\ I -'--'1~ .__I r_holol_ .... _J[ll] . .__1-___,~..._, _-d~I.__ 1_-..,__..]~ ourfam~os ~ :1 , -DIME·A ~LINES . · ~ I . ~·· ~a~!~ ~~1!' ~·ntec1. ,,,_..,, ~ ~10 An~ , 100 Antique• , _aoq , ~POO G~'.litr _bo~y TERMITE crewman ll~c'd o~ 2 SPECIA' t AUCTION DAYS SKI and h111••• rack IU Ski !JGHT !>fl .. brocade·trad> M>\PLE lnlnk """' $15 Mat· ,j .~1hQp. Must oe Ii c d .unilc'd. We oUtr life in-.. • boots, M, 9~ $15. Me$£' crib tional couch : $25, l Plece tress and OOx spring $3 -·--·---•. _____ ~~~.-"" ~ ~:~'.~ 1:~ :,.~'.:!m"::: MJ,_8' $l!~., N~VEMBER . 20t~ & 21st $10 Baby bath 11 car seats ,love,.,, 110, Donc<n Phyfe Smail refrlge"tor 115 133- c.· • •. \¥1 ~· ·.~.q it;. ~·r-i ,: ·cv· .. f!,HIP~ Clerk::.:• xp~r ~-;~-.~ .... ro~, week. f=a.11. 7-·~ :--P.RdMP:rL~· AT 1 P.M. ·::;;;~1~ :~~-.: ~bl~:!;_.~dra:!tc~, i::INETI'E. pad arxl liner ,, ~ ·"!. -,.,.-. .,.~. • ,,.. 1:.1tr, ~.·;.1 .;,: e ·: ~ · ~ Full1. [OJ¥ :~lfr · BaJPqi.a ~terpilnattna -~· . . AN'n9UE FURNITURE . StrOner $2. 311 ]:.. WOOdland . totrilica 'fop table S ~ $5. Baby car bed, new $5, , YQ'.URSR:r ;I"~· ,P1-540-9!9'-m-_.,:,=.!~:~~;;:,,Zt;~ .. ; •&'ACCESSORIES' •.. Pt., C,M. . !JW2321 ' .. both oxcoUont condition , ~ • • -• F • M.. · Call S46-S5~ •' ! r .-: S'lUDENT desk $20 .Old MOVING: chella of drawen, ~ • , • t ~·-t. .~ ~ i _ sr.~A.;.ct. .._.? to,$l"K: A~._,·«;. ~ · ; 5579· ·. , fEU.to~n-&fNew England·V,an OOad~ + ·. · . table.-$5--$20. 2 bar atoo,la 17 · white ind blue $10, night Couch $15 ~sul"e cooker $5 , , •• .,. , .... r.-.. ~ v--,.-v----·--:..··:~. ; Yn c:'.A -~~=-~al'tne:,r-: 'VfAl·TR:ESSES-EXP~R · S,,.c:f1l-COMl9nmonts from othor Antique Shopt.~ each. Lampt .$3-llS Picn.ic tab~•·' $5, pictures S4, Dishwasher S15 TwQ twin · • · ~ .~ · ·' · · · ... ·-.,,~1· -t• ;· ~ ·-.. shEp pof~ti8J, Srn'1,I:-'fil'n\. n,,.,TEve-Shllt Apply In pet-~ J cl d' l ·1 I d' h il table_.two·benche1 $15. pi .. ~ . 962-0661 ma-··s « "'' Paint' • •:. J'lt'(w-9".t"'li' •1 "''' • · ,.NEWPQDT -~ ...... 2 P;.. Th ~rb n u mg urn1 ure, g asswarej 1s es1-s vei: ~. . .. ,. ..... _., ... ".·.~~r.-.·, -~ .:~:~, .. ~· ~i ~z~:,~ ~;··' .. Jt1~9nnel :.A.;,~y , -~ ... ~~~~, ~~.1-1.-. ·.~ . . ···-·_; · .. p:inetable'.S20,Bieyeles.andr2HANGING ·larilp1S10each, ing $10. A.dJustable . bed (Y -•-1 &1:N'"J:.'' D • --• ·1 . ·.,. ,133;0ovir Qr,, f".B. . Rd:,.c.osta ·Mesa.:. Pa~lil_ .istmg. Austr1~ & French· ~r_n:lO}l'es,.. trlcydea »m. Antique 2 artlflcal ~pla.nU $8 l'ach, frames S3 each. 642-5.178 O~~·l _ ·~ ~: 1_:r'P'P'f'9t :· , •:·. . ,_ 642·3170 , _ . •.. WA'iTRES.SES exp'~· only, all:, s1~eboards1 hqtch cabmets, bo~kca~es, ch~val , · t',!ah'J!;~ ~e.cottc! ~:~~re ·~er SlOi5 h e~~h~. vw radlo 6 or 12 voH Sl0-$15. ' ...... i::, •'·":! .. i.. •• .J ..... , • , • • h\~ A 1 .,,,~ ,. mirrors, loads of great scrubued o~, aesks, .__,_ 120 "·b h t ••~ a Porsche header?'.). 12. volt 1' .. v . . ., .. . . . . .. --s ·~-~l,>P Y -.. ~.-n im· d dlnln· tab! h Ch . C•~ • QCll y c es .-. Salton ~t tray $10, cuahlon-$6 ''~ ,,. : : .• ~.: · ~ ; ·n• .• :~ :" . . , .. l .· , . _ . bo'~.'30M E. Cst'Hwy, Cd'M. . ressers, g room es. c es~s, Bl,fS, .: p 1 an.~ er : , tone• lSc ed rockins cb&ir $lS, ·TV el~tric Juel pump . •: ··~.t: '.".~~·:'. 'i: ~·. :·, '!'.'" = ... ~ ~ 1 :.spft\ll(llN Mgr. ··t9 $20K_. WA~ltED Ir . h ·, r~kers~: 8-pc Dun~ Phyfe dlmng; rD9m .. Indutrial or .m~chanic ~ , trays $10, troited wit, like 1 ..:ss.;;7..:'391=0---~--t B, .l'I"'~ v;\" .,;. ... •·.,.;1_ ..• '.• ._ • , : ,. , ReeJ-time comp\l~r sy~tenu:: ·""."N: . · ve-in1 oul!ek~~ suite, bras_s. & (~cy uon beds, English ·foll . p:i. Alumiqum ~ental new SlS, 96l-iru. VOI.VQ. e!)flne and trans. · -' • l1)f :-, ·r·OU \..Ch ; \'. i ~; · txpet . Degreed. , .• : , · ·~(. ice:Jiqm~.w ,own~-'. top . desks; ·Tiffany type lamp. ~hades, oli:I ts u acA. MabopJly. co.mplete.' $25 Apt. alie 1 ··.·~ \...t ·,.,-,~ , ·-·-·------·-· -..: -.;-NEWP.°"-!f.. ·:-•.~t~.3.c.i).iJi;tren.l0,.6 &· cookstove ·Victorian Joveseats Clocks .~ 1191 '-. e ·' ·SILVER Pine Fraricllca.n frl t $15 . ,.~;-.;_,.::':ii:-· !' · ·· ~~~~· .:;~~ .. ~ ._:·~~ · ;;;~ P.~~~nef ~ency , ~ -U~i~~;.~~~1~~~~; ticjue ,Pitcher & ~wl sets, oak secret~iry;s, :::=~-~:~fr!: Cb!M, 6 place ae~. i10 g!1::1re~~ ~e~~iner: . . . . , . ...: !'" •• • r . ~ , 1i1" Rover · Dr•• '11. B. working Out · 1 or 2 aayi . a oad pieces, occasional tables, etc., etc. . !jQc.;5. ChandeUc!r iw Elec-e11:e!i, will •ell ~eparate, bla.Qk. Sl5 'Desk with chair , ••• ·: •• ~':.' ~~. ·.,_.. ._,..~ f \·.: .: i..:. -:.· .:-.. ~-·.:. . . . : :&4~·387~. _ '" , w~k. ~ferfncf:S requested. HUNDREQS OF Pl~CES 'f.00 _,,. . tric broom s10. h'on1nr ~~:~i~:1° ~ea; s~~t:::s 00: SS. '55 Chevy radiator SS .. i·:. . il.i :.: ,.,: .. .._;'t ! ·· :-~: . .,._-1, __ ·r · I . -. 4!U-.~ · NUMEROU~ TO LIST ~RE board $.5 Pl~. tool box . • , • New Seai-s 6 vetlt battecy s10. ·1N-c· n~ ~ .,, ... ··---;_ lf;·~~ -~· .,,. ; . : \VJQ' Sty}JSJI, ~xper. ,_tor· TerfQ.S:_, Ca_s~ or check onl.y. Mtn. _25% .cash '' ~rlickup $15 .. Gail lok. $~~ :~.·!hi~e~a=:i~-!! Red velveteen swag lamp ; :· . :; ' .• "· , .-. , .f.~:s. xa~i~s ~ NtaU-~\g & "bea:uty-SUPJ?17 . d~p~~ll_yRQD ~WaJ_.d _of bt<f._All Sales 8!j-iS _f~-,~~ and gbairlassw~ ~Oc$2;_ 84 incbes'long, 1A w~_$l0,1 ~. ~'7r::~mona, Apt A, '· , ~ ,:.,. r . ' JeJ~;; :~ a co , eiiial ' r. chain.., Appl)' ~ ChaplnA!' apd f1.naJ. ;=•t 1~. Milk ~~:! 'pair, 45 uiches Wide,. .54 Jo~: 1-:=:,.;,::..c.'...,.::;,,-~~.......,. • • • • ·:-;.. .' ':!'-•• ~.: • ~ .":" • .onaJlt)o -:wu1 ~P )oa~gtj' Ave.,_ G.G. qr 7800 Ed.Inge~. Insp~ction ; 10 a.m. daily until sa.Je time. · 25C~.' 9S2-l790, 10102 Cut· JS, trailer t:irff apeeial p8ll' 3 TIRES, 700 x 16 S7 each. · ~, · ~ -~; .. , •. ., .. -. ,..., ;,•... ,. . taft~ M'arlon 'Mllnn, H1~.. DEALERS.~ DESIGNERS ·ARE WELC.OME t:Yiaik Dr.~ H.S. , . • $10 e'aeh. 8,42.-3742. _ ~645--0;;,:;:1:::63;,.,.,=-::"'"""'~ . ·rlfN . '" :;,.;.. ~.u;e::: .. ~.l~ ........ ........ . --.... ~ .'!;.":.1:"-~ 'l['.:::::-;:;::.--::: ·p, · ·· IES'-1 i • , ~ ., , l\licbelaon Or., ,Jfvlne. · .. .3355 ·Via· _Lido, NB 2380-1N1wport .,vd., C.M. 645-M70 $10_. 2 bikes $4 each. ~ . ,,-efeCtric bl&nkets $3, 4_ car bed 50-Car ·seat 50c : . • ! ·L. ~t · ~ -~; , YOUNG ·WOMAN, int. in G_EORGE H. BARCLAY CO., AUCTIONEERS .. SOJWINN Stingray, I i'n~ kltchei1' chairs. 15, tfalltr Vol~f&!n bus 'sea"t $10. · _ ~ · '. : ,, ·-~--· . ,:·--·IJ-1!.m;.:::_ , ~Arri!.·~; auist in pro.-Cemei•s.1 'Furnitur•-· i\d shape $22 .. 10'. Hobie hitch·~. '68 Must&ni ito;· 642-064 • •-... _... 10:-r •• ~:· ;: • ._, .--~ ll'D ....... .t, -~11eti0n.!1 Laguna area .. '11='.ctuipm~· .·IOI surfl;loard i20 .. Head .sk,ls SJfr.3112. · MEN'Ssuits,2,siz~42.llke '/:'"'i: 1>~:.""ll~·t :~:.·;t. .~ :-~ ;~•·:·. ·~ <'.--·~~ • ,:~ 4*"3718.-.•• --· REMbDELINGHOME/OFC with Cubso b~ing $20. 30'~ FIREPLACE grate and, new$25each.Assortedc:ol· -· :. '~. • ' ;: •• ;.:~~. '1: • -.~ ;,! : ~.-· -.-c-.,·1 :1· ., G,~,1~.' · · ··.· . · __ :: . ·. ·· -KOPAK Supej. i lnsta.matic White naug. "U' recept. l:ltr .. ·"·ktr~~-~n..:.,!.o, ~i~~~pe~',. gu burner $lO. 642--0342 ors, Penna-press· ala<:Q, -'•"'"•~:::·: j ·---··--·-· -···-. ' -II camera, zOOm leru. Like settee, 15' nutmeg cuitorii' ........................ .....,,.... ii~ 42, s2· each. Shirt, ~-!_!' :: ft:.·, .. ~.'~ ~ . . • ••• . ' --. I c ._, ' . . II"'.··. J new 67~8. 67~2?23'. "L" .. S!?tlee I -·Ba!'Jiiuette· .v~e. C.M._: • 'lfONDA 50 'frame $15 Large Jarp ~ e~tra large flOc ·;;· -~. • _, .... • MlrchandlM V w/H t lb! blk commercial gu heater .$25. each. Jac~ets, size 42, P ··-''1'"1 ~ ~·J· ·'' ;-1:" ~.--· --· ·: . ." Furniture 810 n:cl~e~i'vim'.ator, p= ~ve~.s2 ~;2v0:r:~ Portable TV, $4. 7691A .w. each. 546-3797 : .;:::··~;·;:.~:~; lounie, day bed w(cover, 5 Theater speakers $ 25. 20th St. ofi Placentia, CM. MARBLE statues, selling : : .,.:'. ,f . IOQ MAPLE-Lovt"Seat Rocker drawer Ftuitwd dbl faced· 557-2416 · · ROCKWOOL . insullltion, US collection by rare .famous :.~:~.::~~= --~· I···~ .. -~··· .. ~. ~ . . .· • $40. * t . ' ::k·_s!n~~w/1:'. d~.·h~ ~G snver·iee tub $2.5 ~~·~4;::. ~ckp:er·:; 11ai!tail!'1'1Sculepa""'c11. Pl~ 1:i~ i -',..,. ",.c:· : "fi!Ri'SE · Po..:...'~in v••ea 645.2346. · ·--~ Sail boat compaSs r.5_ Stan-.....-, · -· • -, · '· ·'"' ''-~ """ · helicopt,r, 3·-~n·. n•w .. ,1;... •~ bundle •1 per bundle. · t :,, .., W/Stinds, 112·, ·10" hand S P'IECE ·i;.,,~ t " I ~ ""' d'•• clothes line •1 Pole "" Renaissance ·ceranucteaae ' -·-...; •· '' >~ • • ., -. ·~"' ~ • wrm ca fencing w/post,s, 646-2496 --., .., 545-1777. r '· . -, .•. , .. , . p'a1nted ·ptiites :w/stands, finish, $50. ~~.Arter 2. 64~2831 • lamp $2 Brass tra.y _;s, ~c==~=-~~-'-~ in .'fitted case $25. 4 rattled . ·:.' : . : ~-· : . S5: · glil'ger jars, 1:1; candle· p.m. · Roller skates $2. Baseball C 0 FF LE fable and Florent~ vases decora hb>ideri,"-50: cents·, teapol>, NOmING over iso. Birch cleat ·•-s, ••·•. <" u .;;tl mafchlng end tables $12 aet in 22 carat gQl_dilS each. t:.j:· ' J,;;· COMPLETE H ouS"eho ld ·d~·ard .. ...,,,, .,..,,.. 79 .,_ D'h' •-H SO n-• d 1 • , abtlque_·~·ts: compotes &-s1 "'"" s-maple ~bler-3 'I:owela 20c-$l Filbing roe) 1.1 es ..... -.... ~1prtea 1 Antique Spat!ish e~ted_ -: ": many "O'lher items 497 .. 1910 Jtema &-· Antiques. Stove, berls-Oeacon'l!' bencJ'i-=cedar cOvers 5Qc.$l.60 R""S .,_SQ. 50c·Si 'Kn!clc-knack •helves ironing iron $12. 3 fatiuloua ·.'.'··,···'-.:-.. ,·,"_-:_ ·~. retrig, Desks. 642·5'851 h b J -•• 50c hS'I ScM M -' i .. h vlJy or~830-8627. c es~-arre lamp-antique S3 Picture frames, some eac 1 verware eat ee1a11caum p pes, ea N_@W ·SHIPMENT ROlJLE"M'E wheel '$35, Bar mirror-bin tab I e -s ma 11 Very old 50c·$3. Thermos grinder Sl. Artificial flowers carved $25 each, retail fa!' 1 $25, elt!et lrplc iog $10, desk-plne chairs-mOr.e. 2307 bottles 50c·$1 stand Ing Sc;·SOc Towels 50c Sheets SOc iss, Seveial S\vords. da&:· · -· Cfa>m..};ngf.lir\(l_,___l!l!!L Ccl)~ Trlpod_$3, misc. 64iY06i: _ 1'~ta.ocisco.1>r,.~.·B.-642--7138. -ttresiiace-set; large--and· -P1ctw:e trames -50c Lamps gen._ -~hields ~VS--eacii: _ ·~·,, -~ .'•. •11 ¢unt;ty unnt)Jre. Shawtr!g '15c 930 Go CM T new Dutch wooden ~ .,.. Sa,,t & sun Nov"~ & mt: S.Piect -Bedroom Set QUEEN size hide-a-bed, lovely $10. Wl:'oue:ht iron . • . . vernor, · _. \\'o - ' -. ' No0n -~ S. t J'ohn · 1taii & €0, $50 '* * '548-4485 . lovely upholstery $75. Round lfori chandelier i25. Set of BABY ta.ble·t.ype high chair shoe~ S2 -each. Chrome 4 ...... : a·". . ' 41Y-3ht· St,. N~rt Beach. s FT. gold coµch iso . pedestal dinette set, 4 ctilna. 10 pllites," US~ Oish~s $8 In!antSeat 75c Baby bath track tape deck SS. EleclriC · · ---'"'. . _ . G ·o L D p·o ck et watch Matching tpve seat ·$25 swivel cfirs, yellow & wfit Sc·fl Good girl's dresses, rub Sl Toy1:. Fischer-Price ~-gei'~ S~~OOot:ktdo= : _ , w/chajn, · ~-?/B diameter: 2525 La·Salle, C.M... iloo. 1?J Lilac Ln, Costa ~e· 8 50c·$2. Safurday 9-~, Pull SnOopy, 2 push sticks, v.·arrner, new SlO. ·white , K'Y wind ' w/key. ~name. I E Mesa, 64&-2516, garage sale. 192 Flower SLC.M. 646-l405 one muslctt! and oncpopper, . QU EN-size box spring · ,. · -po .... •-'! shoe ice skates $3. WfOUlhl-face, H \I" t I n g case. MOVING Sale • . Interior ....,..,........ wagon w 1th ~~:J:j, ~ved, $150 F~:::.:-:7":·~:.:. =~n~} ~!.kt~5~ I -• I~ 1i~Ji.jf:~{~~ E:';;~i,,'.~:E::~: ~ OAK tables, chrs, marble top biu: stools, odd tbls, cedar 1803 \Vestclill Dr., Newport months, 2T boys, 12 mos, batteled pistol, firing pin dresser, crocks, dishes, cheat, dog house. 2-1~ Beach. G11rage Sale 812 3T, 50c-$2. 557-2416 type, perfect $25. 545-505Q Or i(>ble!J, broilers . .churn 1, Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa, come to 934 Junipero Dr., , ~ ., , .. _,,·1 • ., ,: •• t ·.·· ": . much more. 968-7079. . Apt. E.. __ __ MEDITERRANEAN bdrm. GARAGE sale sun· 9 am. ;rwo sto~ benc~s, 8 ft, C.M. ·.~ i:> :-,,.~::'."':! · •:-,-.,:·~-.~ :•: ' •· ': , ... ~.·-: ANTI~.IJv ;nn set, dis-N -· n · •set .S200, copperton 1214.lfrisPIAce,Co!ltaMeaa. long,llm.h.i&:hrl5tn.wide, -R-E~F~R-i-c-E=R~A-T~O=R~$20~. .... -':A1 ' . -ou.v "Lor. • ' " " 5 . .. . ' '· ' '" > .. r '!> • , :-. : : '. .. ·" ,, : : . .,, •') .. . • " , -~ -• • .t:'?t':.! l:::OA..1 , . ~ .• ri'.-4"' "':r. ~'J~z '\ i ''· ~:·,,,. -.•. ,., .. ::-"' ,rttfissea:wllod, 33a -W. Pali&a: :e::~ ewlo~t<;;~~...! rckige~tor. $40, gas stovt Pbol .table, 1_1~1!0, misc. · ~Jn, plywoQd, waJ!lU~ 1~ Wheel chair i25. 7 · UP -'.-.;:' ·i ·-::i .. ;"\t •;f.··~ 1 • .. ~-··-,,. •. ~._.." .. ---, r!'~""i" '!> "'~~._, -~-'dit'~-1 SC 492--8074 , ~. ,«: ; .. $50, ·Maytag wasblitl( ~d-&acceaLiiUllna.. :1 , e4 $i;S.Ja¢-La\f1e1 .~llng · · · --~ ·· --··-~ ., .• , .•.. _ . ,,.,.,. • ...•.. · sepafale .Siicrlflce ''! hln ••• 0_ •• 9 • .-·1.~and.l-_ t'C ~-i machine$2.5.9x12rug~ . • ~ '· ~·."1 ~·!<'!:~10 1 4 'i.''!",be-y.;·~-·!-F.~~·:'l'i'•1 t·:1>. ~•'" -~:-sE..EJGH'onei :bi>rsetopeit ·t: &IS:.i'fDi..'" ''' .·;,mac e ·..v,...._....7 . ·-'l 1-.riGaraireSal,-ltfi' .,PB.U . ,~g ,..,.r .... ~ •• ca 'f!rli'Changer:S25.C---Oueeatjd l ti .• -. .... ''~···· 1-... '· v ?'i_ "l .. ,. ... ., .. ,,#,.•,. • ,,,,. ' f -· .. ALL . ti di th 'bb -o · A n~•c.-· .• +c:o1!ee .table,?.<>xl4$3.50 ... "1-·:.· ... .,:··J, .• ; .. "· ~.· .v. ,.: . '. _-····.) t-r'tt ~. P'tr ect ,eond. SI'UDIOEight·eonte :porary' . you ee s e_,,ay. W'J nyx ve,~uua.Is,· 1 MusiC :ttand$6.S48-l418 h0tchocolatemath1ne-.. ' . •··~'Wlffl . Ci~~ '· \ ,:·'.: ·~· , · ~· · ··. . · Reasonable. 540-061? eve. -alanding lamp. Mar:Re base, Complete decor. f1rushed Sat&: Sunday 10 a.n:i.-5 p.m: . -thest ot drawers $25. 00 ' • • • ' 1• • " 1. 3 Ju t' nal cle nurl!ery furn, ~lass top GARAGE SALE· QUALITY DISTORTION Fuzz Tone OOx Tustiil, c·,M. 54S-5034. I -~ • · · · -ApPll•ncet 802 1 .. a.pni!; t ~c 10 Pvt ~n breakfast table & 4 chrs. All Hl"ms Sat Ir; ~ 9465 Erua for electric guitar or ba.ss CUSfOl\t drapery_. 10_• 8'' x ' tncs,. <11""11soam63p7.-192'·PY. like new. 644-1.995. Fount~in Valley, -• $15 new. Ask for ~John I c LE .A N I a t e' m 0 de I mus g • • 8' HERCULON &: • 645-W77 ' ·~~~~z e;i:!e"!ia.~:::s~ ' . ~· 101 .. I EARLY AMERICAN l 1 nd sofa SAT. 9 A.L\f;.refrig .. sofa & . l l20 h 'll ll was.her I dryers mlch sets. COud-1-ov.esea , rou game. ~et, chair, table &: chairs, misc. TYPEWRITER $8.50. TV sect10na eac . Wl ae , Del-90 day g\lar. 531-8637; Gold 4• ---W tufted crushed velvet living 67~1070, U5 Harbor Island llmaU $1:1. snow skis $10.50. separately. Modern lamps [ 83~l7'i8 · •• S4&-l052 •• rm. s_e\, hand cairved coUee Rd .. N.B. Table and 4 chairs $25. $7 each .. Bedsprtads, just 1 USED ,Appli4nces & TV's. & end tables, 67~3. ReCOf'd player $7.50. Ironing cleaned $10. 26 x. 80 panel t . ,. . . ... .~. -~-----.~ ... . ' .. " --. ·-' ... , .. . ' ·;,, .,.. .. ' ' '" .,. 3. ·~1N· .E. · :;5.>.;, ·. ~ ' ' A~. - ' •. 4•' .·.·3, ;•''/ .. , __ ,_. •• .. ,,. ·'. ;,: ·'-; ......... ' ': -----·-· :·2 't1MD\: " 0 • • -, . b • $2 .. ,· .. oo·-.. . ... • ~ "i-'· .... . . -· ·: .. ' " •. . ::.. .. . . . . . . • \. ,. ' . ' ' ~.; ... -~. -·~ -., ,t ~ -•. 'f ...... ·Any Item Priced · .. ; ·"· .. ,. fl ... ~ • ' J. ., ,r-... '; '!,·-.. ';','. ··' --. _· :'.fl:I "' ..... :-~-or Les.s ; . . . ':\ . -•; .. .. :') ~. .. , .., ., '" ., ,,. ,. .. ' . . ·· .. I • . • --' "'"°' i~ "6416678·· ~ .. , ... ' ' ... .. .,. ••,•""' It 1 . fl,.-,~,···· ' !~· "'· , ' ' ~ • --;·~-: ... . ' '" -·- " F ,'• .. -· .. ? '. J ~· ' ,., I ~' .. . ~· . . ' , . ' ... ... .,D., .. ~. . . ' . ·6 · ' . . . • ~·4 " , . 2 , .. ' . • ,. ~ _, 5 ~ ... . .. :-" •, I•, . 6--.~· . ,,. . <'• •,:· '.,, I · ... ' . , a~ ... -.- .. , __ ~-4 We .. ..;;,.., .. • deliver·. ~1APLE drop l'eaf tbl, 2 D1N1NG Roo Si· H nd· 5 'FAM. gar. sale, furn.; bOard ·and iron•<:. Lamp's $2. Holiday \\'bile lurex . •-" 1 ·6 taJ' hair m e' a ... al?p'J., etc. 20222 Suns~ "" tablecloth,. oapkiJls st"2. 1 ou-~·.s, 181S~NeWport ·st, ;:·&oo~ca~o.n·~ go~ c~ed mah ug any -Chip;. Df. ·'H.B. !l62-ilf6· Sat. & arid shade Sl. Open ·be(l (:.M. ',~7.~80:.:. ,_ · I .,.,., ,,A• • .,.,. pendaie, table 2 lea.ts letvell Slin~ ' , coueh ns. Baby mattress Artlticial bamboo plant SJ,2 . ..,a( lb!. amp~-'"""""~·-10 6 cbalrs, buffet. 673-2ML · · ;s. Baby dre11ses 5()c.:.$1. New ortho lawn spreader, ' STOVJ;l, ·'"new. -.tl::P·-Washer,, THOMASVJlli.E ItalUi.n p~ ' . Bi\BY Furn.., aothes, twin Maternity dresses $2-$5. cost $29.95Jor $18. 646-.73~. '. m:,w,·.dryer-µ!ed both ior 'v1n'cta1· t•ble and ....... FULL sz bed w~L1n_e~_S45. bed, much more. 1737 S It and I d "".: Wa$her . •-stove ha-,;,, •v-Kenmore sew· machine -..., ma arge resses 3 small gnoen stained glass &: ~ " ... niatchi'"'" cam! b.,,.k-chatrs.. · """« Centella Pl., NB •. Sat/Sun .-. er: w· t .. u tai t J · l% "y~ guitr .. ~17J.6 aft 4'. .... .... 1801 Port Abbey Pl., N.B. 10-4 .,.~..,. in er co.a.a· ..,, me ante:rns (very o dl, . 218lJe leaves $195. 968--2324. SA/S\V. • Sat-Sun. 267 Sherwood SL, $25. Swedish copper ash .AE~IRALGood· duplexdlU rofrl1"a/ ~ECT'IONAL couch S8'.J, Mt. Ai..., breakfront SAT. & Sun: Hsehld item,, C.M. 642-0326. tray set, 4 pieces, $15. u~ier, con on.· 70, r Stereo '/ TV ·conso!e. $45. · J baby tquip, and much Small, lovely green and gold · . . :t-830-SZSS* . Baby's po r t. a.crib k fruitwood linl~h perfect cond. more! 2041 Tustin Ave., LIKE new crib $20. Bassinet· mortor and pe~tle from o:KEEGE ; & Merritt -gu ll'toVe 'griddle< & aep. broiler S50 Clean! 545-G375. · . O.E:· R~JGERATOR *•* 6-14-1034 ••* le ST.50. Bathinel\e $5.50. slrOU~r. '646-43211 , C.M. Car .Seat SS. High chair $5. Belgium, i20. 494-4200 . DEC ORATOR bedspread, Hrdeabed S67·50· U>uc)J ' GARAGE & Yard Sale. 5 nn. C&r bed $3. Car Qed new BIKES : 10 speed, needs · 1Ute-new; piiikTirn: $14. g S65~ ~elvet chair.$47.so. Furn. Mil!c. ho u 1eho1.4 mattress $3. Large 4 drawer parts, $15. 10 speed frame, .~~~'!~· ~70 *** $'15. pc sofa, 'blu/a-rn S 3 5.. All hke n£'\\'. &4i-.817L items: ll/].9-20-21. 2 0 3 3 chest $25. Headboard $5. 2 $5. Man's 3 speed $20. 962-3655 NEARLY new · v e 1 vet Paloma Dr. Cl\{, . . matChiilg 3 drawer night Women's 26" Schwinn single F:RIGIDAlRE. Refrig. Older "morlel~ iQOCI. d>nd!Uon. _$.40. PLUSH walnut trimmed JIV· loveseat & S?fa, ·~ 1 f.O GARAGE Sale Irvine Ter-stands $1.50 each. End table speed $15. Girl's 2 4"' ln_g__ room set. $S5. See to ap-naugahyde set. :i57-02l:J. race 1400 Serrcnade' Tcmlce $5. i;>ouble mattress arid box Schwinn with automatic 2 pn!c. ·Many, other itew. A .......t want ad Ls a .......t. Sat. November 20th, 9am-aprlng po. Twin matm;ss speed $15. Girl's 20'' •-•~ $5 2 i ht ta d 3 d Schwtnn rin. Boy's 20" 5 83J::3439, ' • 847-95Bl. investment Spm. . • n g s n s, rawer .... 110 F"rnlture 110 Furniture , 110 FUrnitur• 110 -~n.o:~a:r: :k :~~ ;~~: ;f,e~o ~=nnfr:a:w~ Furniture jiiiijijjiijiijijiiijiiiijjiiiliijj Twin bed $3.50 .. 6-12-4558. All rim $2, Bike parts 50c-$1. 9 , week. golf dubs and beg $5. 3 HERE WE GR OW AGAINt· . THE u·s1D FURNITURE ·. OUTLET NEW · LOCATION!! . To S.tvt Our Cu1tomirt Bttt•r-:-W•"v• R1loc1ted to • L1r91r and More Centrally Loc1ttd . Foclllty; . . WE 'WOUi.D LIKE TO STAitT OFF RIGHT BY OFFERING A . 3 DAY PRJ-GRAND _ OP_EN_ING ~S ~LE!!!!!! __ "Ttilllel &1 ""r L.""9 .;,_ AN ..... c•IM HI a ......... . ~-·~~ .... ,, '!• .. (l'llfli ... , •. J_~·· •Wlttt. '"°''• • ._ 'L'N11t .hffet . "'""~· ...... : lMU.0.-, .Y!1if.t•r ,,._II Pr.Y(Mlel wtwt cllilr -it.ctery . ..-,.tm. a ....,, 9"Hftl 12J ' FIOM 14ts ••• '2" IA. '29'' '29" sn '1 .. " PROlil ~ '179" '54". •49t1·. '69" ltC1ll•11 PrttYlllClel Yel'Ht ctialr (fKfe.!Y ,1 .... 011tJ Chhl & Whtt. 9tilltff! -TretllrfeHI HIM-A·hd Moder• LCllN C.0-CIMI+ lfctct.ry'C~llfl 42" °'"' hdf ,~ ... PJowl11c.lctl Sllff.t & ChlH 5 ,c. Olaott'e, met.t, A•.code, '42" ro•IHI 7>ttc. WelHt WrooN c;.,.., hd.: tlrftlltf, Ml"9f', Ml Mn be4 complete, 11'-...... hlt.rtt.t 7' Sof~ ·1 MatcMlti clloli. A ••II 111 llN, .,.... 'oltl ltflirt -PllOM '69" 1149" 129" '64" 1189". 139" '89" .'89" '10" ., 2756 No ·Main Street, Santa Ana . 547-.1906 ,(ch,,Paihloo· Lait•t form1rlyAng1lus Fucniture Co. Adi•c~t to Fish.Ion SqUart: S•nt1 An• ' f,...way to Miiin 3itr1tt, No. on M1in ~tr.it.) · · . · -HOUll1-M.., ttl,.,fd.,..f ....... ..-..-'rL-tll-t.-S.t 10 •·•·d 11...-.itla. 12 1ooe.to 4 p,111, ~ ... _ t I ROLL.AWAY bed S 20. :wonder hOrse $6. Both in good Condition 646-9022. portable TV's as is $2 each. 150 Playboy magazines 15c each. Box buckthorn barbed wire $2. Singer upright iANTIQUE forge blower $25. vacuum $5. Hoover JJprighl Marine beat exchanger VS vacuum with attachmetJts each. Air tanks $5-l25. SlO. 10· gallon aquarium $4. ' Refrigerator $25. Chairs 16 Wis . Sam Photofacts ·$5425. mctrlc motor• 1946:-1950'• i10. StereO $7.~20. Tools 2Sc-S5. ~ player $25. Royal · Electric shoe shiner $12. portable typewriter is. 1227 Small disc grinder $15. brW Stai-lit'' Dr., Laguna Beach, press $15. 3/8" drill pre~s 494-6228. '¥· 64$.3250. I "E'"o"'1so=N•ba=b::,o:,,..:c"'·""=•"o"r"'°th, . azv=susans $1:.$3.-Pitl& '-lln~1621--­ dishes, 10c-50c. S k i 11 e Ls 2$c--75c. Mexican P.ottery casserole i2.50. Set plastic dishes, one cup missing $1. SOiid maple end ~ble1, like new W.50 each. Matcbloa: coUee table $20. Cirl's dreSses, sit~ $-6, lOc-$1. Sat. only. 504 Larkspur Ave., CdM. 2 ·HANGING Jampa $4-SlO Spanlsh coffee table $10. ~ LaSalle, C.P.1. 8' iOla, very good '$25. Cmtrlm .. dra~. lined Ul ea.Ch. Bftl1pWad1 $3, Vues $1-$1. Judo sttit!: S3. Bronze Ooor lamp $10. 96W201. 20 Ga-uge shot gun and car. rying cal!e, complete for $1(), Girl ·s Stingray type bicycle $5. Boy's Schwinn Stln,gray, good condilion $18. -.-' Sltoepihg bags in excellent condition $2,50 ea-ch, Cainprr sink and rim $4. camper table $5. Shirls lOc each. Pants l5c each. Garden tools ·'lSc each • Rambler radiator, excellent SIS. Plymouth generator $4. 3 'Wlught iron poats $2 eaeh. Mechanics tools 25c each. Pain! 2Sc can. 2-25 gal oil container, complete with PUJJlPI SlO each .. 2O11 Parsons SI., C.Jl.t 1-, ..... -·---. --0 -... ''" . --· . • . ~ . ' ·- .. - l • H•r•'• How You Con, UH Oilr FolllOliiS Dim• • A • l,Jn•p • lrlhf thof!I or mell them with correct <Hh to.,.. of eur 4·conventent offlcM. • N• llv11f9Clt, produce or plants. • No·co,.,.rMrcl•I HJ 1llowect. • &ch ltom muat loo prlco<I wllh no ltom over $25. • c •• u._...._,..,....,...11 .. -'- our famous ·DI M·E ·.A· LINES l . -- !. . ' , •. ,._ ....... ,.1m-. ' • ' FIVE ·CON.Yl"IENT OFFICES TO . SERVI YOU mJ • e NIWPORT llACH .• ~: ; N"'"l"''' l'>lvd. e Ll\OUNA llACH , , •• , • ·222 f oteat .A~o. • COST A MISA , .. : •.. .,>. 331 Woll loJ • l;Wlqlf"llJ!)JI llAtH 17175 ln<h'll.._ . e SAN CLIMENTI J0S No; ~I Cimino RMI . COMPLETE Cars. '!iii Chev \VEDGEWOOD 1u 1to\lt, lt" Aa:tro..map (Ford or DOG house 3' x 2' '1'-J..ionel APT aite 1\0ft $20. 21" RCA NAtrrICAL ~ar. dtcontor VW stock'l«Kl mu:ilf~ witb• R.EDWQOO pt.do ~. 2 ROLLA.WAY bed $15 rwo Wqon P&rta $1425. "60 &rill. broiler, utility *1.1 Plymouth) S15 pair, Giri1 train US. 3 Octave~Mapus 1V $15. O»est or drawers. 2 « Mrklnc 2Sc-$25. CUed chrome tt,. $10.. ltoo aitoCk M~• $5. River pebb&ta. .._"-er cht•t. just rtftnlab- Bu.lck parts $1·$25. '61 &k:k UR. tO" x 27" 536-8296. b&by dothta 51;1o41. Baby orp11 $17. Deluxe doll blC· $15. 15fij · Pl&ceritla A~.. 5'ii lneb comlUf' S15. Ao-t.otab manUo1d with oarb laztt ptk tt,. a.I ..-U.Z... flt $2S. Antique cakl and part1'1-U5.'.i2Chev,putaSTlNGRAY bi!Jt,nicecon.•utomatlc awinc $5, &'.fff.~. N.8. tfluebrOnze6:oak'WMe\$7. $15.JWl..,na.-.-~ $1 ~ diiartW ~Sdrawvchlilt$25. $1-US. Sfra.lltlf &Xie ~-2 di lion $lll. 3lC Villa.J>ova Rd . Sweaters $1. Oresaes aizt BOY'S Stingray bike $25. GOLF cart, like new $25. Si.ncle, double •nd triple tirH $3. ea., aood for IPlll'ft $3.SO. Sttj ~ ~ $ f , !!lad ~~ Jlllt reftnl1hed Stov@s $Z each. 557-9l>S. CM t()..12, $1-$2. monde wigs, 546-l'm. Wooden playpen, like new rope blocks. amall to hu&9, onl,y. 5t8-6380 • , 615-2124. :• f\!, .... or ~ a. pt.tr. TWIN box aprlng and mat• SKI , •• M , _.__ ..,. thott n.Jp, curlon Jona: 1hag VW ..... ,_.,. """ .,.,.1715 $15. 546-7562. $1-$15. Many brontie flttl!lp TIRES, 3·VW f Lua: . rlmt ANTIQUE J..,ant1t mantle Pi'Ockl'r toaJtft $4 Admltal treM ~ *5360 pan .. : en 1 .we ""'' Pl ta. Rattan fundture, .wv ,..,.. .er ..., . .,...... · 2So-$5.. Antlql.18 gimblle4 with tirtt $4 ead\. ~ll. clock $25. 3 b»M $10 each. attreo 'With 100 l'l(!'9o' reoord~ ' · Jtffn, p«fect $5. Gitl'a, end tables, coU~ table VACUUM US. 2 biltl!1, ooe SINGLE mattresa and box bronle cabin llghll $20. On rims, $f. each. 1.-.14 Bell and Howdl 252' SMM $25. J:l!·lntl'nalt)" l&mJ* $4 ~Rthot~ure,...,,~mplw!nete •izl! 10, ateen. perll!d. ~ (need$ &{us), twirl chairs boy's $10. l 1!tl's $2JJ. Small aptln&d !2S1U.· i'Nert l l .. ~: Large anchor $12, all sl:E«: On Dodp rim Jt. 1~14 movie camera with u .... E .. ch. End U.ble f'tG:ln! ~ _._d. ~ 1 7~ -Ski booll, Jr. size 3, ~. $5 each. Couch $15. Needs tape n!C:Order $5. Chest of lpn!a e:r N Cnivnn: dock llnl!1 3c-25c ft. Old white ·5'.50, 1.Jf1&..14 $3. ).. meter -Ba.la 8 ~"111 Cl.b~ eorMlo '1150 End """" an uuur or x 16' M&-6648. repair, TV 15, C I r I '• dra•·e:. $5. ~-•,, ~. F"" breadbox $3. 646-122) bXlk -"-{;..,. '"" y........... .,..., •q bl ·-~-hol~-atta. $15. Mesa Verde •• """"" -.... . TOR 125 5 -e._ ,_.,,_ ""......:.. llM-lt n "di· J...735-14 white viewer $t:i. Smith Victor ta e, m-.-.. ...-· <mr com- S46-0053. VW Bus 700x14 Continental Schwinn bllte $5. Electric $2.50. Sewing machine $15. REFRIGERA · size fl hnttl $.1 -$3, like n!w ·$5. 1·825-15 white · photo ll6od ll(htl $&. bo $1150 Pacbfd BtU 19'' tires, 4 for $20. VW tral1e-dryer $10. Maternity clothes Twin beds $25 each. Lamp piece dinette $el $15. Walnut Mahogany boal-41haped ctlb-on Ford rim $6. >'65 or '88 Wf'dpwood gu stove $25. black and wtltte portable 'IC W~UJT (top) long lleeved, hitch $10. Motorola clock 5Qc.-fl. Four track 1tereo S5 pair. Come to 133 E. 16th eoHee and 2 erld tablea $IS. bqe board $2. Antique Muatallz hubcap• $.1. each. Antiqu« crock butter chum. iz. Zenith fft.n, AM-FM I i n e d, excellent con-ndio $5. Great Chrillmal $25. FM atttto cartridge St. Space l, Costa Mesa Couch $5. Touter $5. Clairol ship's bulkhead aaugt•. $2-645--216&. $25. 6'/'S-5253. table model J'Mtio $25. Two diti:ln $10. 1J n de r w a t e r gift, Uoyd llOlid 1 ta t e $:1>. Tapes U each. AM-FM aenm from Robert Halls. hair curler set. $10. 30 pl. $17. Old oak 1hlp'1 ladder r U S. .. -i. • .-,.. 11....., cockta1I tatilet $15 each. camtn and casing, lkel.ite, casfelle recorder. comprete, portable radiOe: $10 and $25. GIRL'S ~ b;'--. ""-y'• heavy duty plastic trash can (&reat ior book shelvt1) $4. ' na"6 ... ..,..,..10.., ,...t FOR Sale: 2 Brown coucbes Teak wood chair with down to 200 let, casing $25. .... •<VI 8 · 1 879 T St "" ... ,. .-00 $1 ""•-;•um -·h can IL ll'ftf! ~ Matcbbla Mvel each 6'. Mab Into .ectional · · u,,.... Onci!' ~· rownie au o o w n e " C.M. 26" bike $15. Boy's 20" bil<e · .,.. .... ,..... ...... Solid mahogany ship's cabin rocker with otton11Jl $15. S' aYOCado upboktuy SJ.I.Ml down to 200 feet, cuing $25. ·27 camtra with case 15. l 642-4826. ll2. ~·-r uprl~t -·-r Garden· hose and &ardtn doo·•• 12" at--• port wilh . $25 tach <willlnc to tell .,,..__ .. i.-~ ... 11 ited 1• Camera SIS. Call 6#-Xl63 box Chrl I Is ,-,.,.,.,. 6" .... tools $5 tht lot. Pots and •. .,.... Solld'r.:' •• l Cold qullttd IOf. $15. 211$ ttpArate)y) Good condition. ~ • .-:ii:-•v:::_ i°.: .. __ _. ::· N.B' Action V'., .. , with e1 s mas ornamen MINI bike Stars 3 HP, with attachments $25. 30" h . "-glasi. $5. u•~ p aquea Me.,. .. Place, s.ts-.glU, .. _ 64°'-. • -um um ""'n .. ,. INCU"' .,.. 10c a box 311 c Cabrillo pana and · kite en ute111™" f Id -·"'-hJ Cl\o,,_t.. 1 -_.lMJ,.. ...,._, kl • •"" m ~-•••trid8', 15, Doi'-•-m · ' shocks, runs aooct $25. gu atove $25. School desk nd o o ,NU1U1g s Pl ....... ...,. rw&r'O . ,_..-.ca tra, "'"' $3--$8. 35mm camera, ex-• . 499-3132. with seat $5. Slide pro. Porta-bed $1J 50 . _ _ dlntn&-ta~ $2S OlerTy ~.. <&i. ~ -- ~ • ... • ..-. .,. ... v rear CM 646-7363. 25c-$2. Baby crib a mat--any 1; br.!U _lhlp~s MAHOGANY, Duncan Phyfe BABY atroller $10. "".i::...c 0 '1M bl"' one ~ .. H •. a·i h~~ cetlent $25. Scrftn $2. 15 2 S~ tires $25. 2 twin box CREATIVE p 1 a y t h I n g s jectOl'-~ slides $15. 1513 ~:m~~~ swing $5. Walka: whetl $25.. ~ew % . yard Of bog ~l . bed $25. STOVE.;'I'lppe.n p;!iuxe ~" ~SJ1,50rCenMb ·1---- galloo &how tank with filters spnngs and framts $8 seL 4 cupboard and retriEerator Orange Avf!., C.M. 6U;5666. •c s•-lle:r "· Infant teat ale, elau and walnut $2. ~ ::: lib ... _,e tabll!' •'IC. Ex°'Uut OQDdttion $ 2 5 • ~ TV •• Antlqaif ,\ dinin roo chairs Pl 8~ ....,. uv .., Seth Thomu &.day clock ff. , ·-1 .-Bissell -.-... muter Near slui, aplk slau ~ $12. 2 bQxea o! Hotwhttl g m • •li&htly Ultd $15 each. ~ TOYS lSc-lL Gamt=s ~. $1.50. Car bed $8. Potty Very old cast iron stove Man 1 adult uaed 3 ~ 11e-w $l0.~'4%06 JUvu Aw. ceyaW Sl.415. s 4 8 _ 6 2 21., tra.clal with Powuhouses, x ll Oriental type rug and Fiamingo. 546-4159. Hot Wheels $1. Boob 25<:. c'i\alr $1. Diaper pall $1.50. base $8. Old brasa oil lamps bicycle US. Ezra. Bwu. • 67$.(1958 3.131·15tt1St Ci:iffier ot 15th and Juicemachlne $5 tach. ~!20·$~ew2 ~=r!1';~ BABY Crib and mattreaa U). Consol.ecl p~:--: SlO. I~ Bottle warmer $1. 3 part $6-$I2. ·Pair Englllb solid· bottl,1 fl.~ Roeeville A · A~. CM. Easy bake oven $3. Erector each Crib ~nd mattress $12 Jwnptr·•borse liltf! ne.w $1. rpm a~1 1~' 1619 (ro(xl wanner $2.50. Car seat brass ce.ndlt holden $6. Old Welltr pottery M25. Blut!' WOMAN 'S 26" ~ qieed SMAU.' Mid "1bOii 50c41 set $5. New toaster SJ, PlaWtn ST. Walker $3. Ca; C:OSco trainine seat $3. Ba~?' ~C:tin ~in cs:i $6. Bumpers, 2 aels $I.SCI. ice tongs $4.50. Bentwood chip.stamp boob $l.. ea.cl\. bike 125. XOI Kill~ -J ~ Metb&ll ~ llhoea or Girl'• peacqat, size 10 $3. seat $4. Car bed $2. Records bath seat $1. Baasinette ana ., . . . . Bookcast $1.50. Washer $25. chair $6. Euy dtmountable SS'l-0032. CM. S6283S., • .:.;. . JM&r1 bdOtl $2. Chlld'a 402 Magnolia, C.M. in alley. 2Sc each. 2 buektt seats $25. mattre~ $10. Hostess NORtrAKE c~na, ~nnce ot Christmas ornament•-~~ auto fendtr mirror$&. Mah. BEAUTIFUL pane:Una SJ SEA Grua "•""'ta from m:rw lied $2. POol float SJ. G. E. touter with warming Trailer bitch SS. Power Vara-fl&me JU cooker $ID. 12 plus af!r'Vlni" p1tce1 $Z. Cannister set S2. El~""' Jong •et in brass-bound 1het:t. 'T abeets. U ft. Taiwan 1Se ;-~quai'e 1'ramed 19x23 abstract oveD. Near llt'IY condition mower $10. Electric eultar MS-2>93. Nicetverydaychina,RtViee hair clippers SJ.50. Vacuum ttak ~best, from China $U. Alumimm ,wt~wa and Touter $1. &f6.-0l58. ' pain tine $6 RoNOn $5. 67S-6749. $5. Fans S3 and $4. Spanish STEREO tape recorder $25. for 8 $IO. 548-00I2. cleaner SS. Double bed, Naut!Cal books and l'IO'Vf:ll' scret!nl ;$3 each •. Gu ...-an lighter/cue $2, Post hole I MEN'S tie&, medium width. candelabra Sl. Bathroom Record player 3 1peetl $5. BOY'S 2 pant dress suit, stu-:°.:P= :.· =b~e =~ 50c-$5. Bowditch SS. 833-%\49 t*ter U. NfW door and 1WIN box spring and mat-movtt p Large wheel bar- atrlpes. Perfect condition. Ir mirror wltb sliding doors Hi Fidelity amp 2S watt $25. dent 1\ze $10. Size 34 front base and mattress SIG. Dr:Y Sat. •nd Sun. 1 fi'ime SlO. Mattress, spring tttss $20. 66-4i0$. • row $10. 4 cooking canisters Ma~ 50c each. ~ Dahlia, $12.50. 50 cup cottee pot ST. 54~752. beaded sweaters $3 each. 4 iron 12. Dttsses, sulls and STURDY itudenl desk $20. and frame,: $Tt W~t~ host ,DOUBLE mat~' and box $1 Ar&ofiex «)'camera $2. 4 Cdl.f. 2041 Tustin Ave., C.M. ANTIQUE rocker, cane back dr;i;'w-e:'° ~ chest, nice ~O. pants S l-$ 6 , 5 0. 1778 Maple desk thair $10. CJun reel $2. Mexican carved •Springs $25. 2 pr. twlb head l.tan&ll'I&' baskets, 2', $2. o' Gold &Ota $25. 8v.'O gray 642-510'7. and bottom $25. Cut glass 20 girls blke, needs•tires Westmlnsttr, C. M. doubl.tmattreu$15.Deluxe n,:lO,~[)()af~~t andtootboat!f$10.646-348&. nub attachment/case $2 cha.irs $10 each b o th FIREPLACE tools set $7. water jug and glass, blue ba:, separln! 131, ·~.:l?tn~~ MZ-2394. ~~-e '"::OX. N'-sp~~bl•'~od ~ew pool c;, 'TSe~ N:! ·~ B~H°3.:..~.1~ -dySti~~! ~~ -~~~ A~~•~~'. naugahyde. 9 drawer-rraY CE h lrdryer SUnbe'llm overlay $25 cut glass di~ -• uUJu ' ........ ""' .,..., ... .., ....,... •n: ..... &14"·.r-.... .x:nJl:Jl -~-. ........,. ...... ....,..., ~ dl'f:seet, largt mirror $25. electric a mani~ .et ff $6. Peri~I!' bottle $6. ~ x 24" $5 each. 548-0012. SKIUAW $15. 2 hand ed1trs and footboard $IO. Maplt ~ t$6. ~ ~;rstuci!i~ $13. Like new. &f+.Jm. . ltlsan 25c-$1. Chromf! car Night st.and $5. 548-0261. each. ·Wattle iron. grill ff. Collection crystal ~ll1 $.') to SCRAM LETS T"ac • $2• Croquet 1 e t 1$15 2; wing back chair $25. Pair of ""vt •---II I.I. -Whit PATIO Furniluft ""' Dini"• mirror $5. USOxI3, 700xl3 ~:"~~~taptho·c',',·c "!'_'bPl•e and· firm sinale box springs, 1~~ l~and·· ;_n ,; ta"·, chain .,.-, .... v;~ "f/W. S2. 1-3 hp, 1100 rpm, JUDSON .ignition $25. steam-Dishes, l6 piece SE!'t, ?>vered $5. Vtry old pl'!:1sed' 8" • "'"'"" .. ...,... .. lwvt ,~, ua .,.. """" _. -.. IQ' er tnmks $15-S20 · ~l496. dishta and casserolts in plait $8. New rriotorcyclt ANSWERS bench., $8. Chlld'a redwood mattreae1 and frames $25 Patto' table,'' 4 chain, 4 rorla, CM. Pcall~k&rd mot1ot' $101 • l!Dl" · ' ~ original gift boxes $Z..$4.50. helmt!t with wind visor 7~ each. Palr or m•tclrlnl ... ..:.L love nt and Ptf'S or m crome en FOR sale, Gennan made ski Solid bronu. horse, lS" x cost $15 take $8.50. Full 11.tt table and be'nche1 $ 5 . Maple bookcue head •nd .,.,.nc .... s, AM I FM RCA Va ... ~ bench vise $3. boots, like nE."W size 8 men 1r· hi..4. S9. Print In a: boys bike l speed S25. Shu!· Walrus -Baron -Outdo -Plastic baby bath $l. cut toot boards for single beds 1v~""t CM$lO. total. 155 Monte spoaker 11:.8:0. iox·,TV·1two15-.$lvertol)!__ra~lo-phone or · 8" 125 Std '"' .and aanded de c oupa&e all 11a . TV~· P&lr •·-1-tr1c or SW! 711 women · machine for post cards Deboard score boards $3.SO Herald -DOWN the HOUSE SlS tach. Large and sm ' tach. 6 home tnte~ms $)] ..... .....&" e ~ 1~~~..:.me.· 9}1 men SID. $1.50. Skirts, sweaters, 9-14, each 540--3178. Do you know about tht boards~. Suction cup chests and dreS&erl ps:.$25. 101 Back issUH rl Qsr $25. each. 2TVAttiters$2Stacll. dlcta...pbones $15 Books, ......-w•" S2 each. Shoes, size 8, bra1 3 Rabbit hutches 110 l!ing hammy lerm1te who boasttd luggage rack 12· Horstshoe& Vanity large llze with good Sold only as' I. unit. 39-73'• 2 Stingray blk!s ;io each, 1 1amt1, lOc-$1. t!K> a.ta , ANTIQUES, g I a a 1 w a re , 35c-75c. 50I Ave n id a pong table $15. 60 M~rcury to . hi~ ce.llow:worken a n d ~~g~ e~:!1~~· ; ~~; drawe; apace $25. Unusually ~aa;~iil:•• ~~::.u::; Hallicrafter ham-ofad\o-$25:. f.1esa. St. CM Sa! -onl~. ceramics 50e to $I5'. Bella Lorenzo In t be mutts. front a.nd ttar aeala, ltatbl!r sa1d: 'Thls wi1! bring OOWN $l each. 4 -VmY c:ota $I large round P.late glus al · tncludlnc lice~ 112 foot boat $IO. P&lr boys RATI'AN bai' .J •tools and 50c to 15. Boxes, baskets n. ~· $16. Games SOc-$1. RUm the HOUSE"'! each. 2 bamboo ski poles 50c vanity mim>r $15. Ornate manu 1 shot roller lkatet. size T-9 other pieces Cl( rat ta. n Pictunr groupings $ 5,. w ALTER Hagen goU clubs molds lOc to 25c. Turtle bowl ANTIQUE forge blower $25, each. Brake nukl., 2 gal $2. vanity 1tooi $5. TV, aood manuals a.nd mobile $1S. $3. ~ $7. Girl Scout tumlture $5-$2$.' OU p&in- A@rons 25c. 675-2207. us. Wood covers $5. Pull 2>1::. Fish bowl 50c. Iron Marine he'at exchanger $15 Box of Italian mosaic tile ,.,.ork:ing order $2:5. TV Slld only u ~unit~ 548-0419. uniform $2. Slze 1'. 6 f'ilhtr ttnp $2425. Full •lie ~c-1 2 FloraJ swq lam.ps, pair cart $3. Ladies pull cart $1. Susie Homemaller vanity tach, assorted air tanks 11: Shells 5c-50c. LJltle girl 1tereo with rtCOrd album BEU. Star htlmet, size 'Z\4 slips, atze 34, like J1E!'W $I trlc tilanktt $4 Man'• •lze 10 J $18. Matching queen apread with buil t.-in bag $ 5 . S·2 . ..,5 4 o -l 8 11 • 3 o 12 $5-$25, Dishwasher $ 2 5 , clothe'!!, . ._5 lCkXiQ;c. Used shelf $10. Solid swivel table $25, Pufect con d l l Ion• each, S steel commerclal cowboy boots $6. New elte-I S9. Pole lamp and iwags Eisenhower dollar s 2. 2 5 Killybrooke' Lane, C.M. Refri1erator $25, 'Assprted 2 .. grape 5takca Sc each. $6. Table radkll, AM/FM Craftsman m~djullable door frames $5 e.ach; f U9ed tric hair setter $10 Pool cue $3-$9. Doublt bed with .each. Tt n or more $2 each. AQUA 4 piece sectional 110 chairs S5-S25, F; I e ctr i c Children's books 10c-35c. RCA and GE $15-m. Six torque wrench, o t:l g I n·a I Ford 700xI4 tlres and $3 Buketbtlll aoaI on board walnut headboard $2(). Girl's 546-3860. each. Bl~ak· n au 1 a hy de motor !1.50 eac 1 h, ~ssor~~~ Toys IOc-Sl. Hard cover bar stools $4 tach. GE price $39.95, asking $20. whtl!I' $3 each, 10 chlldn!na $S Clothes, men's, women'1, k'.rted vano't •••'th mat tools '"$25 E ectrtc 5,...,.. ~··-""'-Stlc. 330 ~-ther, vaeuiJ.m 1weepor, upright, N,w, never worn, vinyl cy-games 50c •ach, 2 Ford van, .....,._ 25c-$25. Window fan $2. s Y .. • TOAST mutor heater $14. chair SlO. 2 aqua naugahyde . ....,... · """""' -.-""' ~~· ,;._ lam $ID N 1 ihultr ..,., ,...., 3250 ,....,1 ne·• -.. oU <·-ta ne:ar new $15. Small electric cle jacktl, medium size, sea'· 15 each. PoMr ed....,. Movie um.era $4 llght bar c .... '6 P • ew e ec-Polaroid came:ra $ I 5 . chain $6 uch. Blonde ., ... v.....-"'" ... .A,.-.u ..,..,, ,. .. ~. tric rottee pot $3.50. Nice po r ta b I e Rf! m I n g ton dinettt tablf!, 3 chain SS. 5 F 0 L D I N Q. ping . pong A 646-2646 CM manglt iron $10. Tall• •ix coal $14.95, sell $10. lO mm just overhauled, u ii $15. S3 Toys 5c-7Sc Antique · ., M-~• k il na. · sheU bookcaae $20. Nloe Makuni earl> and manifolds, out door ..i.i .. roller skate'& --..i-table $20 B' d ~r ...,. a1U1e coc ta ..,_writer with ·case $I5. l blonde ta.bles $2-$5. 2 pk:· ta.Me· $8. Ba.by ear GIIT H $25 ... -,...._ 1 tab! S8 50 s led $2 T5. ._.r-p 18 Po UPRI oavtr · floor and table lamps $$-S20. $18. Complett for Yamaha slzt 6, like new $2. Two pot-frama, full ot twin $3-$2.50 1 1 Chil~. -~ • stt.'7sw •and. '1..fo aets g0lt clubs with bags, tures (Maio, pretty girls) SS seat. ete1'9Q11 • t~ Playboy maiazlnes 5 0 c Electric ta cooker $5. or Bultaco. '10. Schwinn IO Jly 6'als 50c each Set Jr. Ladle!• shoes, size 6'ii and 7, • • "f-good for children SS tach. each. Lamp $3. 15.. Ford chair $1.· Cilr ~al fiOc. ~ each. VW lugg11ct rack $3. Electric~ toaster, w 0 r, k, apd. y.,.~, , hicyclf!, needa • Encylopedla 8~.::nn1' ca, l't.e SQc42. Jtwelry, 2Sc-S2. Park skalas Sl .25. 11.av.11 mov.•er M••'•· toola .•-~ $!--, ln-whf!eli .,,, 1966 Mt.iat<uvt rant ·s.eat'I SOc.. Baby swing $! ~ Ser I hi "'" ~ $2 .,.,,." """' · ..., -"" Cat bed ·""'· a. c ng perltct ss. Clothes Mmper: rear ~w ~ Antique . new $25. Rtdwood doc house on 1trttt. 1525 Place.ntta, t $8. Single bed frame · eludes nu t 1, b o 1 t I, rear bumWf $8. 2 bath tubS $3. Walkct roe. ·Sa.th tub post $2.50. · Vi.Its 5 0 c • $2. Womtn's teens, men's drOp.leaf wooden kltchtn for larle def $5. 25 .paptr CM' follow arrows to Clock $2. Army cots $1. 75. screwdriven. planners. Can with trim SJ> each. ~ 5Qc, Wonder Shu.fly horse Dresses $1-$3. Pu r ae • cle•• quality cl 0 t be i, table, need• retinlthlni $25. ..-ck books z;o each, 4 storeroom. Coleman lantern SS. New 8 be steri at 1*11 Port Abbey, 446 E. 19th St., c.M. sa: Paint, all kind $2-S3. · l ,_ lot t ·~ Golf I b 1 50c 50c-S2. Soft u11ace v--'-·s ·11zes 50e '"· Fram-2220Elden,Apt.No.3,C.M. sweaters 11 each Portable DANJSH-~--n-•-•-x tn ...... cu I N.B. Sat-sun lZ-S PM. BEAUTIFUL b-wn ~-stole Record, a bums . K' . bed d ... ..,... ....... ... JIAN'CIU ·---l;llAll. 'th b $15 Assorted cl b •v • .,,. h' Sl.5(}-$1 ing&W! aprea ed plctu"'8 and plaques $2-•-·s· H.P.""-'", )-F-'fG.14: .ewlng machine ·$19, Hl-F1 -. ... um~ila clothesllnt wi ag · u s REFRIGERA1UR, FrigJ. 58" long $25. Near new Portable sew1ng mac UM! $7. Marble table to!)! $9-$20. ._ _ _. M Ste •un , .. "!" · 11""' 10 _.___ iJe 12..., ..,., ui..: · $1 tach. Golf shoes 'site 9, noPu••Ieo ·~ ~ Guit~.. S ~ t It, $8. Ironina: ...,...,.. ... ~. am red or white wall, Just like ae .....,. "'=-"''' .,.. 13.SO. Utility cart $2.50. d.i-, double door, excellent largt brown bag, alligator .,....._ ... .......-"-"'· ... 223 E. 16th t. .. , .. n un · 16 ·~ <·-· F •-F •-$2.50. Road ract and II'aln cond''i1.lon -. 271.T Sanclni. $lO. Blue and ...,1d thread $3. Hal Wheel holder 50c. and dry electtjc ll'On · ntw C011t over · $40 och each. '9\N .-... • Ow ac.. Blnell carpet sweeper $4: 1eta assorted pieces $3-$10. ~., ... Sim H'd •-bed ood Tennis ncketa 75c. La.r&e CM. Sat 9nly ID-4. Alinost Mw travel iron $5. ntw: now $15 each. Auto 50c each, 2 Sam'• Auto Blue daybed cover $1,2,. , ' 5• pool itabJe stt $10. Antique per Dr., C.M. ~ons 1 e-.a-• I BBQ $1 Adult books 3Dc-10f!. REDWOOD tale wllll two Clean, comfy OCC&!lklnal burr1per jack complete $2.50. Facts radio manuals _50e Throw pUlowS 75c each. water bowl and pllcher $25:" CLO'niES ~25._ S .hoe s conchtlon $20. 6'73-l155· Flower pots Sc-fiOc. • Paint benches $25. Crib witb mat-chair $25. Tables, coffee, 645-2768. ea.ch. Electronic items n ~t c:olomf draptrle• 3 Accordion $I8. cannister set. 50c-t3. Samsonite luggage SKI clothes $2. Tays 1.0e-$1 rollen and trt'ys :Ile. Radi:>, tress $20. High chair $10. end and cocktail $5-$25. 9'tl2 SIDEROOM te'llt $25. each. 2 M a nor-Bo urn e pair 70x4G, I pair 20x8(l $10 $5. Ceiling mounted travis $5-$20. PI a Y Pen SS. Small bench, metal lathe record player, arm broken Swing set $20. Blue Oriental Swivel S;hampoo chair for Colman 3-bumer stove $10. \Immen'• 1ulta alze U $20 each...Eldon Super.cycle $10. rod 13 foot S7. Ping pong Bathinetlt $T. Crochetal $22.50. Set of relrigeral91;_ $4_. Matching encl and corner rug, 9x: 12 $25. 54g..(I003, shop or homt $25. 551--0309. J Lanttm $6. Girl'• S~ each. One living Barbie doll 551-9597. tablt $10. Curtis ?t!athis COD-lace doilies and table cloths rollers 50c. Drop I~ a f • 1ablt S7. Mqazine tablt SI. ROCKING chair $20. Baby 30S4 Molokai Pl., comer of blk $20 Coleman Ice chell $2. Barbie doll $1.50. Barbie r----------1 sole $25. Maplt bucket sew. 2Sc-$25. Rattan chairs $15 kitchen tablf! $3. Cast iron Eleetrlc football came SOc. bath and chang!rig table Gibraltar &: Molokai in $5 e.55 Studebaker with ex-clo~. wholt .. lot $5. Barbie SEWING m«?IH new $25, tng basket $3. 8262 Darsy pair. Toys SOc-$5. Books sink S2.50. Laundr:Y tub Nice tuxedo, 42-44 long $.1. $12.50. Baby bath tub 7Sc. Mesa Vtrde Tn.ct, CM.-tr~ tnglne S:2S. 5-p].kJn JU ~St,~ ~bl& eases $2 . hlghei\a.lt, $1, '.Sch)c:k hair Dr. Huntington B e a C h. Sc-$3. Yardagt llk-$5. Shot $2.50. Kitchen ladder chair Games, toys 1 0 c · 5 0 c . Hanson baby scale, new $4. USED 'Ai inch ex t trio r ci:n $3. Destrt Air Lamp e111ach, ·~NB. Sajiot .. ~ & dryer' $14, ntt ·Pfaypt:n Jl,0, 841-9581. skates SlO. Eureka vacuum S5. ,.Metal ironing board SI. 548-2934. 1949 Republic, CM. Han*>n seal!!' $2.50. 64~1.,. plywood $3-$4 a sheet. $2S. Butterlly chair tramea arcu1 · • • ""'" Iron $2, 2 new Infant &etltl MAHOGANY couch and $25. 520~ Avocado, corner Iron 50c. Whistlt tea iiet.tie STROLLER $5. Playpen $3. SEQUINED evening ICWJl, Aluminum wattt tank for 2/Sl. Silent Lawnmower VW ~: •• ,, 1~ VW '"-nl 'S2 each, Lady Schick ruor Cha;. •~. Double •-• and or Avocado •nd 3rd, CdM. $2. 4 metal fold! .... chain. "·-"'' 13. Travel bed 13, · 1~ H--~ lond .. L $10 •--·! ••-~ ~ 13 new baby quilt $S new • _ ~ PM ... ......., size IO, sell $20. Red Butte camper, ntw -· 11.Tuen $IO. 8 wig • ........., er nd 1~ vw .... 115 • • box Spn·ng $l5. 0001547. Sat-Sun. 9-5 • $1.50 each .. 2 Bates cll'CUS Rock<r inf&·""•' 13. Crib 11 --· •·sto · ~ 8 k~--·· 1 e ..,, 1u l&lll\ • H...AA1 .... dress ab:f! 1D ...i5 '".,... ~ knit suit, size 12, sell $10. a \I tom a c " ..... m... n ovtn .,...,. un • • .-.. nwe se Draft! bl $25 each. ............ ,. • ... • ... CTI EXCEULNT double box apN!ads, twin size 12 each. SlO. Ba.sslnelte $10. Toys Sc-Italian wh itt kn it coat $10. cooler for car Sl5. Stainltu SlO. Dratting tablf $8. Silent W ter na ~ e~es s3) bt.~ ~ SOc. bathlne-tte SE ONAL, blue 4 piece $9 springs and mattress with Games $1. l.argt blue chop $2. Wonder horst>s $5-$10. 673-8120, Apt A-30 after steel water can& fot cam-Butler TSc. J ig-Saw puzzles Ka. ht tereo ampllfle? will $1{, slfppi.ng stool .E• tach, good condition, will Hollywood "'d frame -. plate $3. Oval brown rug, 3 Sofu $10. Cha' 1-110. Dun-ping $1 each 4x8 sheet dla !Sc II Coffee pot SS Large nig a ' ttacart $2, babybath OM.:, II ~·1001 ... ' 2 H lrl d ... IOA.M. • . • • . sacrifice $25 673-2&01 A b fall •M .. se separatt, ONrr • Maple dressing 1able with x 5, 1 · e oom iprea s can Phyfe coUet table SlO. mond plate 1ttt:l 5/I6 In-Thermos SOc. Small • · ' · u um was"""' now""' GOLD 3 foot pedestal type mirror Sl5. Chest of $3 n ch. Short curt.aln1 with Double beds $15. Night DRAFTING table, Ill f ~ t ches thick $10. Some like Thermo• 25c. Small cos-TANK vacuum $10, 18" 962-31.Sl. bird cage with ae<:t!UOtits drawers $15. 'Dinette stt v a I an c '1 1 l · Fr u i t stands $10. G a r r a rd wood, approx 24 x 48' 1 6, : new, P-$10. Powtr brake rnttlc ease SOc. Splrograph Lawn mow e.J, . $ 8 • 3 m=co;Ec-ma-p7te-,d"..,.-,,,,-.,,..,th:;cl $20. 6 root Spanish style cof· with 4 chairs $15. Good ex-Jars, coH~ SI_ e a c h. turntable S20. Bikes $l·S6 Round glass top 3 bl set up for pick truck $15. with f'Xtra Jl&Pl'I' Sl.50. Cake dishmutt~ $8.. 115; $20. twn llnge'l'ie and two largt ftt table, Nevamar top m. tra dint lie chairs $2 each. Patchwork quilt, $5. Boots, car, factory air condition wrought iron o::itfee ta ' Lou~ttd crank out win-can 10c. Sandwi•·h cutters ~/FM ra'dlo $&. ·2 double \drawn with large mirror ,.,,,., A~.,.. Wall furnace compltle $15 men and women s S2· ~ 15 Cl th 1"-""' M era.me SlO. MS--0376· dows 15 each. Aluminum 25. Booby Trap Game 'lSe. sink faucets $4, $10. 2 clock ·-=, o1d J•-e onld ornate ...,........u., ' . attl . SU be SID . o es "'-...,..· a HO-"-•) .. -~-...t1 tufn ,....., -.. ..-12 x,20 rui pad, good con-w e lI'On, n am · choken and key cb&lns SOc· HO slot cars $1 ea.eh. •ivt torque Olght transmlulon Set of bowls lSc. Tidbit tray n41os .,.., .,.,. navJU 'Platt glus mlrror $20, larrt CRIB and mattress $25· dition Sll. Reversible rug Ro t 1 s s er I e ':"'En $25. s2. TV $l5. Tape recordtr car set $15. Eltclrlc foolb&ll $20 Spart fUel tank for large &: atand 25/ Cheese knives tables $5. 39101,.i Channel PL carved framt and print $15, Sll--0796. SlO. Electric razors $1-$5. Came!'85 $1. Rad10 t~tor $3. $15. Dl!hes Sc~. 19821 Lex-set $IO, large, S5 small. 5 truck $20. Set of 8 bole truck lOc. Popoorti 'popper 50c. NB. 673-1603. ptcture1 with framea, and EXERCYCLE, Sears best, Lamps $2-$5. School desks GE light meter $3. Small incton HB 962--1582 dining room chairs $3 each. wheel• ~ each. Wooden Hanging: wall plaque lOe. LARGE dinette ,.i, cbmne frames 2Se-$.1, decorator paid $80, sell $25. Schwinn wtth awivel seats and Zenith ndio tI. ElE!t:tric ' • · Dre1&er, 5 ft. walnut flnlah pafettes 2Sc each. Antique Clue gamt 5()c. Carn.ft tray $25. ~· I t •m 1 2 s c. S 2 , 216 61 girl's and tioy•1 b J k e s Oip-tops 15. M e d I c i n e skillet $3. Eltctric cooker si;ING~i b~k~ ~ Gia: S25. Upholstered rockln& alovt $25. Flat parts S5-S25. 2Sc. Washing macblf!I! need.a TRAlLERI bitch ,61 WI bus B~unt, QA dd Sol. $10-SlS. 962-5683. cabinets with mirror S2. S3. 646-3418. s ove 0 • chair SlO. Cofftt table, stove $25. Flat parts $5-$25. work $ID. Baseball mitts $1 on .t-.-• ,....,~ --.· Bide. I, Apt. •. 35, H.B. TOYS l c-$i5. Archery equip.. Rattan cocktail tables S4 54" Oval formica 1able $25. 2 Broiler $2. SilZl.er partl and white' fotmk A top P:. 2 645-3682. t ach. Couch $5, 2 !arc~ un-uvw;• .. .,..,..__.,.,,,u; .~. ~ ment $3-U). School desks each. G 0 0 d upholstered rear brake drums for 6 cyl ~~ IcBa~.kToyck• andand ~!'1-" louvered windows a n d WET 1Ults ·-· $5. eo-r finished speaker cablntlJ $5. 2 SNOW tire• 750x141 $5 each. 1 '-'.::..=:....------ Sl-$5. Lamps , 5 o c _ s 3, chair with ottoman $15. 138 Mustang or Falcon $1.50 ..... 13~ ";;... Ccbripat•· St CMuiu.ue screens SIO each stt. 4 desk, antl-qu"•" blue "$-5• Sat. only 2769 Sandpiper 642-8470, 536-1738. GREEN bi.hie tree Mic, E. 18,h St., C.M. 548-4485. each. 2. l\l!t~-u gtu• pack · .ID<> a w •• • seven foot compressed wood c 111 I -• •-· d h l te Kitchen equipmtnt 2&-$IO. l.•te Child's car seat 5 5• Or., . . 'ANTIQUE 1huttle sewna ... umul\lm an w Dishes 5c-$l2. Rugs 11415, SKIS.Head 6.i" $25. 'Z' $25. mutfltrs $3.50 nch. BOOKCASE $25. Cornf!r room divldf!tl $5 each. Naugahydt .i fur rug fl.SO, machine $25. Twin &Old Chrlstmu trees, 6 fett, Camera $13. Projector SlO. 546-4l40 evenings. 644-295L table $5, old T.V •. table $6, 6(2...2471. Bunk bed quilted sprea.dl SPANISH hand carv!"d chair, headboard and frame $10. $2.!IO ad\, garlands and Christmas ornamenb .f.c-.$5. l,2,:;;W,c,::.,::ul"'""i:by::--is.0:.,.=<.1t>Lo=ng 2 .Alum.inuqs door 1w., new ~:r:e ~"t ~!~ a:'m:r~ 55 Mercury Monterey, runs and pillow cover., made of Mahogany wood $25. End TWtn box sprtrw and mat· noyitltiu 5e-$25c, dolll 25c- Hamptrs $1-$2. Glasswatt John, Uke new $25. Jackt!t, lr$2. Ultra violet lamp, Sunlamp~.Dtsertlamp$1. ver y, mot o r $25. red and bluf! bandan·a table $4. rramed plcturt1 treu $3). Dlvui. *"lets 50c, dreue1. shorta, Sc 1013 -13 2 .c'?.1:·,121tusttlo' •"""'Dr .• ~HP:1• never worn ui. ~7643. medical •J>t~trum only, like Table lamp $4. 2 Kitchtn Transmission $28. l $ 4 4 hanktn:hiefs no. Frosted $1-\lr-..l'Wh camera S2. down for bed J1S. 7T!I. 1 w e,a t • r 1 , windb~ -~ $10 Shop 1 art new $18, cost $35. R. c. . r.t Kt h Pl&eentla Ave., N. B. light brown wlc $5. 54s.:3655: ~Trah.lstor •recorder $4. Ta.yiot; srl-242.f.. _ bl~ 2Se-$1.50, tea..., ... ,, RUG U x 13 $25, greerl like T\\'tN bed ' p ng c. Allen adding macillne 45 chau'S .,... 1 c en. .a~ Pl\RT dresses, vinyl outfit. SURFBOARD, cus!Dm $25. portablt ~ pl~$1.S0.2 CAPA~ dlscbar1e P~1 b ,..':~~~~~Dill new, aqUarium IO gallon $4. SI. 2 trike• $3 each. FycllN! ktys, new chrome ~m-pl\ancel $l13·$!£ ::;oratl3or lklrtl, tops $1"$5. Juniors '"Auto baby awing $8. GE Metal ironing.,:_ uuan.1 "$ · ' electronic i(l ltlon system, H$25, {1.1.,j '""'1"Ad""'"• ,..;; red chai engine $3. Toy motorc f! rcial fauett set, with Item• IOc-' IO . "ll 64"'163 Be h •-Record stand .IOA;, Roas "I 12 3 50 .B., near ams _,. Llke new, uphOlsl' t , $4. Toys IOc to Sl. Stroller ::A1 ...J.n>. al 111 Womens, girls, boys, mens -. "'""' . nc ...,. en-baby dish $2, Gu tire lop J*N 25c Pa111 IOe Laundry Marte 10, new . . ' MapcUa. 968.6888 CJ"l'en tv.'ttd $15. Xlnt con. SS. Hai r dryer $3. Diaper Mor!~~=:tice-tel clotht"I 1 Jewelerv try hall or td,phone $10. $2.i Anti e andirons itc. ; . ~ tic-962-$140. , dllion dreu form, like new bag $1.50. Bedspreads 75c to $3.50 Boat littinp and lOe-..J. :shDts ;· .................. s v 2'<3163. ... • ..._ nse frame '1· dish pan SOc.1 Diaht1 i8: SO TV aterm cont0le $25. VM ELttTR1C bl&nktt $8, •leo- S15. Original 0111 and crafts $2. Pape:rbacks lOc each. ~" '. $450 f ~ J.Oc.50e, Dolls 25e-,SS. Disht1 DESK $25_.....SQf_a_$~lda.Ple El...t.ct:tic football 1aml!' $;_ Picnlc._pla.tM.;:..p?a.stic 2sc: 1 te:red tape recorder $Z. tr1c kettle I fry buket $4, SOc-$25. Child's rocker $4. Crib It mattress $15. 271 Rolli WU'I!' i~~-eou:r lb!~ lOc-$5. 20222 SUnshine Dr., end tables $3 ~ach. Pole v .. c -u-form $2. 2n'T Pl.act mats lOc. coffee poll BaW-OUnp tn ~ent tlectrlc a:,rlddle_SlO. el~c like new 962-4817 Lilac Ln, C.M. off Santa ng P lrdps H.B., between Adams.\ In-lamp $3. Table and 6 chairs> Sandpiper, CM. 35c. Serving tray 75c. Dish condition, leale· $2. Chrlltmu t1tt llghta S2. FLOOR to ·celling pane!.td Ana St. onf! blk north o( !::O:~ ~ 8;:. 0!.u~ ~ dia~ri.lis o~=Ua turn $17. Queen mattreu S20. 2 drainer $1. Bethroom .et u. Automatic •wine $5. Wallcer !:!, •!it e::th:'fb~· •rapu. good ~it:_.; 21st. bqx. camera and tLuh Sl. 4 on aa:t, • ~~f!c'4'~ ;;_ch·T: l~f~~~~,:~ga= Vuta 75c. Floral ar-$2. Wh~t~bastn~ts. ~ pol• $10 frtah water rttl 300 square feet • · SKI tqt1\pment, boots $10.13. boxes of brua ateoclb. .CUSTOM handmade candles, __, 15 .... ...., couch 125. Black naua~........... rangeme111 skirt han,aer lt>c. ·fant c • lilhinl: ~e SlO 8082 K1nt Poles $5.16. Farberward alpbatttt, a nd numbtn, oricinal dftlifl, scented, tt1.V•14tt • UW"'lf.....,, ... ..,._. Chriatmu Oowtrs 1 Sc , box $2. Swine let $4. , Tin brol1tr amall $4.47. Pot like lll'W u. a box • .sunqq "°lortd. $2.50-$l0. Roctt, chair $25. Both good ~ Umbn!llu 40c. Travel Craftsman nel power Av., H.B. 147• ' DIME-A.UNES Aro l'or Private Parti11 ONLY 0 Ads From lu1ln111 AddroaH• Not Accoptod • I Adv1rllNro vlolotlng t h • 1 • r91ul1tlon• moy loo In violation of St... FronchlM lloanl .. local bu•~ ,..., llcenM "lul• " !lont. btlly stow: S19.99. New pit> only, 226 Stnta. !sable, C.M. 8fT""3&1. TYPEWRITER Remlna:ton dltion. Beautiful floral oil poeten SOe.'HarmonJca 25c. mower $25. Side vW trailer DINING rOotn table $33, 11\x tUre fnmea $1·$2 each. VW NEW , .. ·,,,_ knit -·t, cu""'sro==~M~hand~~m-•d'"•_e_and~I~.,-. I of11ce size clean \\'Ol'ks like painting, purples and blues Bells Sc. 'BOoks 10c. 1549 minor p. Beip curtatns matebinr chatn S5 ach, 1 h U Q 30 cup ... ._.._ new s~. Eltetric lawn $25. Wall 1'.-eather statin $2$. M.lramar, Ralboa pt n . aet $3. Baby wall plaques 1a119 ora.np ~tered trailer h tc · · • Poncho ~10. Satin robes, oricinal de111n, acented, edge.r work likt new $9. 6' Mahofany Chrll<I'l.H T• 67S-1oa>. T" $1. TV Jtand $1. 536-3129. ct.tr ~ bole (If chlldttna cotke maktr (low mtt1eai Uke new $8. Sewing machine colored. $2.5().$10. Roatr Vacuum cleaner electric mut $5. Dt'tclrator Item, books 13 50 ~'lt'lS. •$4.M~h 1AwrunOwtr 1 ' $15. Stt ehina d~he'I $15. 8471383. ' broom like new $10. old curved mtlal decli: tun-OAK Library table $25. 2 TYPEWRITERS, 1 Rem· ==,::,;·c:·~7-;::=-;I Che•• drawut SU. Rock· · lock iu •n<•J. _1 13.~ ~ .. ,..,. · 15, twin bed• Wt each. Klrby. i1111Dn $25. 1 portabk Jl5. QUEEN sli.e bed, frtlM, 4 ! .. ~-~ 110• Jum......;t $3. Touter ~· Kitchen c • CUSTOM handmade-ca:ndlts, _,.. w ·~ .-.-. ·~ .._.. ...,,, U Eu-19th St eo.t;M:tsa. p , New 11W. room ckick oriClna1 destin, aetnted, 64~ · ' uprtiht vacum dtantt A '"'~ lhetls, •Pt'ftd $..,, ro - 212 • ·• SS. Bran pole lamp $25. oolottd, $2.50-$10. Roctr OLD bnu lamps oU and GENERAL electric cloak altachmet*. $ 2 $ • Old CHROME dinette table "1th any nirin bed $12, &f7-lt41. SEARS ICTffl'ntl" bike $25. Pair pof'ttlain b e d r o o m MT~ electl'lc 50e-S25. l.arp 12 radio, excellent condition Hoowr u .... t $5. 2 wood four chain Sil. au.-am. METAL lhtlt unlts. $1 ptr &?an glrt's bike $15, Wbi~ l&mPI $15. Marth a :M handmade candlq globe aolld b1'UI hana1na: flO, Two VE wbftla,.A 1u1., chests $5. eaetl. Redwood CARPETING 14'x19' '"100,; thelf elecb1c floor ICl'Ui:Ur i.U ll.ght $10. a mm Movte Wuhi;.gton twin bedapi-14d ,,; ' fixture $25. Larae oia COP' ~c." with bu"--all a • Tete-'A Tete $10. Redwood ""Ion, h'•h-low PJtttrn, ball po1t.htt $S, unk:ycl• $10, fill -ut·~•nt ca m n a -0ou~-• .. p 1 Ml du1p, ..,...,, nd ~ •··~ l mp u --· doahoYJe " Toll et SS. ·• ,. ~ ~ ~. • 1r 13. -. ,.... -• ....,. v.i: lpl'el.a ....,, I. r colortd. .,-.~$10. &,er ~a .. , .. u ·-••"I' a . Celltnt rondltSon $15. Hea¥)' ~· ruM«r ~ ~ paddlnc ~ iu1 ""'an -. Cna splicer, t11.1h. $5 each. drapes (I) x 108 &1'-" ear-••1~•~ . wUh chfmney alld ihade du ... " volt batt-, never Army cot $2. &1ch back dudedi, pd condition $25 tn.ttr9!' rod $5, 'St" rtdl Beftn.re mixer $1 WODden tatns $l5. OutJlde lht.lf O'I .._.. 17 ~ •--, ...... ,,.a doublt •; ""1 r-.stl :.OC. J pant! wood Sch-n• ~ Boo!< .-. --_ .... .., ~. 1tiU bat f\W'lntft framed ri!.i"'-' $10. &D-7651. 84&-505f t ....,. "~-feat (!) 6" 11. Chet,. lnY cab!ntt $8. Smo!! du!< 11<. CUj'!O!d handmadt candlea. atud<nt lamp 110. Same In Ito' S40-l750. , .. ~ CRIB """' • .:., -~~ ft ~ I T-~ IMnr $1. Bunk aprifttl 5 0 c · Sat-Sun. only. lll3 Ha~ ot!gtnal deda'n, tctnled, table model Sf. Colmwi _ W11tTE nauphyde couch •uo....,, ,,.,. "'---f'OOm cha.Ir new Miwn Hamtttr cap Mic. ShOW:I Pl. ~1295. t'Olorel, $2.»$10. F,ocer lant '-rn $4 . Brass C f't'. ~ black light, ps. r rlcidaire refrittntor Table 2 oaptalM dWn $10, uphoilt ry. -.1ll.te vanlt)' ~. 544-1~. UBED men. and lad~ 26 847-6383. ooacf'lm1n'1 llaht. tor out· worka ireat $13. 54&-0192· nin1 aood f1S. Childs rock Portable beattt SS. 911M0()9. rtd aatln alrirt Sit>, t'OI· UNIQUE tree lamp ~ Inch, 3 ~ b\kts $25. 223 MAN'S 1 apeed bike $25. door use, wall hanaifll $5. LADIES pants 1ult1, l\n 1'. tumbllnc Ill $5. ~71 GOLD balls ~ 2191 la~ padtt St 111 f:2t -· • Ion!& laahtJ. Coat& M<aa. 64,>llJI, '3W3<9 S.t .. and Sun. ""' $l0 •ach. 146-M. l.quna. PoinHttta. O!M. • 9ll8-0315. -' I ' - • . -·- I ' ' ' ,. ,_ ,. - ~ - '• ~- ' "'. I . " . . ----.~ -- - - • -""' ----. ' T ' . -. • QqLY l'U?A _ -· -.lOJ97l ~!!!!!!!!!!!lii~~[--ii----;Iii ........ ~~ liiiil iiii .. ~iiiii •• iiiiillf§J_.~1 1 ..... _ J~I •· ,, l~I ·-lf§Jr:;;;;"".;;;;"';;;;';;f§JI ~--llBI ~~= .. 1~1 -I 1-_-~liJ ,. .... S.le 112 Mlscolll-11• Mllcoll•-Ill Mllall•-Ill Pl-/°'11on1 IU TV, Rodlo, Hlfll, 1,s.,.. .. _·= _____ m_ ·e·~-·s.·11·--,.,-1 c~1o1, alb .. ' 1~· ----.,.-----=~,..,.-.,.,.,'°"'--I _St.reo -I» WAJm:t>: Small. male Silky ta, , Sc.oi•ra ~ARAC~ "\'<"' EXT. ld"f bed 1150 . BIG sALE Sl'EIUXl, UlJ CNTud. bu CONN A ALLEN ALL'-•• , ... , _ _._ Temer. CATAIJNA 22, xlnt cond. 1 --------1 r.. SALE Twin fUU stereo chang:tor, alt ORG.,. DEMO SALE . '""1" .c.c.wuw.,.. oo ...... Obiec1:: Afatrimony • '°°"" yr old. ~tractable keel, HIGHEST QUA LIT y tumlhft A houHhnht :tpt..;! = ~ $00 Cbrlstmas aoodies . for tM 1111 p e-n at on "speaken, now, ~Zft prlces rerna1n 494-59Sf bttore noon or ewt. trtr. 6 hp o.b. Many xtru. BRAND NEW 10 SPEED inllC. Dneboa pmt catereo, let ....,. • v•bol:e family. New &: ~ A."1FM stt:reo rad t 0 Sa\le up to $1200 en selected 1n ~ttt while inventory ;i;;-o'i;i;-i""7i'::::.,:'-i,:.::: Located at o.na. Potm RAC J N C 8 J C YC LE , lta.r Dtw. I.arae, lovtdy Imm ~j. ;.15. Antiq. dbl f&mCIU:I l)&JDt brand cloth-wirer + tape d'eclc. still ~ floor dcmo'1. Great lafts, Prices less than the GREAT Dane female fawn, Marina. dry storaa;e atta. WEIGHS 21 tbl. $225. ntIS Se a ra r r a p h pt c t u re bN S35. Sidi-A boo ta (12-9) tnr. Mink 4 ttmine t u t brand 1 1 discounters. Fl'e-e 3 yr. pie-A.KC, proven show quality, Private ..... -. (2l3) 446-537l JS ntE A e so L u T F. ••/drapery wall a cc e D t J3j. lee akatu (2) $1. Span. coats at lo, lo priC'tl, IJl\&JJ UDCl&lmed-:',; ..;;::yray, ~ ~ AA ~ere~:: ture tu.be, 1 Yf' parta:, l yr 4'19 mo. Qopped A lhotl, ,..... "" LJGHTESI" M Ac H J N E Good cartistet v a cu u m ·, ~ U:al A 4. chn. $150. an~. w. lll!!1 dafbr on • service, dellve..., 4 let un. --==-,' --,,....~~,....~ -"",.,,·-,=--==,_..,....,--AVAILABLE UNDER ·~. 6.t'"6311. 1 ..... -~-11~ ---Jar •• pay ott balance or with MW watn.nties, private ·~ r • -; CAL 21 ~>:A -f'*lvcl aham,Pm cbalr foe cons,. .... ..,nt ... ........, ··~ $.US er take ~ ..... n te.ons A delivery. WHn.E ABC · Color 'IV, Oranee AKC Regb. Poodles, 1l1YU. 3 , • _,.,..,. 6 h.p. Call 642.-8534 a to 5. ~ er home N~ buffet Be uty SJ..-E f nt Ul'e HOUSir, sag S. 'El Camino r-n·-Uon ~ 'IH£Y County's largest Zen it b Fem. 1 Male. $100. Depot. Evthl'ude, bow puJput, head, I =~==o-::=--:---i2" v.ide~1\';hl&h.Hlde.a-(lJATWO ,;.'°tlonq~~=tine ReaJ.TVstin,!132·0'lT2, ~~~ -..L GO~"MUStC Dealer. S02l Atlanta at hold1 'tU CbrJatmaa . Al'l>d. Span, hlngtd rilut, '70 SUZUKI 90• I pan, bed nice.J'dr•• Vt'Uht •-* Aucnou * 1'1•<nV'llia, H'untfnct•• ~or~l42. new bottom. 84&--2U or •trtel/tn.11, lie. Lo ml. ' 06•• r • dttulo& bat w/2 l&e m!r. n-REPI'ILE , clarine Since 1911 -·-"""" ~935 $280. Call alt 5; 968--5855. dryer, qU&llty clothe 1 • ron 38itt8 w /mat chin r Flnt Furniture cage. ta, 20t5 No, Main. S.A. Beach, 968--3329. * 2 SIAMESE SEALPOJNT ......,., • t romen',a:, men·•, Lte e n • s , desk. 2 Rnd bued bydraulie A Appliallres twin beds, white chest ot * 541-0tm * GARRARD com Pone n t KITI'ENS. Good dlspoaitlon, FlBERGLAS.S din&:~. 2 305 HONDA Scrambler, mutt various she4. AU -~ load cha.ln, 2 air conditioned Auctioqa Fridl,y, T:oo p.rn., =:· :'iai,1~0, Ye~: ..,.-,~-,'-,~""'~~..,.·I • y 1 t em, u n c la l med box trained. $15 ea, Dolation tanks. M&ho&any aee to appree. $300. or make. ~· ~ , dryen & chain. one W indy's Auction Barn pensiwi model's wardrobr, * SALE SALE * layaways 100 watu, am/bn 5f8..2538. ruddtr • lee boanl, d&C:ron oiler. Mlh3093, aft 5. XMAS ~pb~? Try us Belevedert ci. • ....,.,_,, bowl ,1_ U to 14., _,_ , ..... -PIANOS •• ORGANS stereo .. 8 track, 4-way air GUARD DOG· '-"-· u.11. $165, 833-3835. '70 HONDA {:8450, xlnt '~ ~-·th ~. a--" •-with 1.-:,.,,--;_-r--cha'-, 2 ""'"· N ......... CM -. "'"'" ...., ·-~ Steinv. Ka al H mmond · '-' ~ rey cond., """"" mUea. Be1t of • .. -... ,,.... _,,, ...... ...-,. •• _ • 11 Behind Tiley' Bldr clothes. 1437 Antigua \VQ', ·ay, · w , a , suspenswn sp....-, S)'tltem, mini•~ Schna\lUtl. AKC, SABOT, like new. vuuu pliances, che1ts, tQya, k!tnl aepanten. $480. Beaut)! s Mat 1 6*-5ll08. Allen, &Jdwin, etc. l'rom comp! Gattard turntable houst-broken. 8 wkl, all Xlnt. •••• all equip. -'"~· ~"-2--0928-~. ~~~~-I of dothes, (~n·1 A supplies extra. O.t" 979-0726. PRN. Pt;y, nr new w.-.lhe:r, $295. RENTALs. &old separately fDr $309.83 Champion linea. 645--4.J>9. S27S * ~'IM 250 cc -Suzuki -X6 llJOlM:n'sJ rtt0rda books top features $150, ps dryer, My Loss ... Your G•lnl Mon&. Fri eves •m 9 pay ott small bal. ot $159.91 ** ~" 34 ** Dirt or strttl nick_,.--"Sat .. s.' n U -•• • CHR,ISTMAS LIGHT. s xlnt Sei. uice MW Gaffers * carat dlamobd nng' ' m . SUnday u.s Codcer ~tel Puppies; ........... -• ·~ 250 " ACDC ~ Fl ELD'S PIANO CO. or pymts of $5.4.L U.S.A. AKC, Cham"ion o'-" Full --& crulw . Call ~1950 alter S. ZOth ... 21st. "'0 "'th St 1 natt. port. usu• II. Sattler 40'', '"'"' ,.,_, $85. 1any aetti.Qr. Value $600. St .. -""C"-·I w--~-.. --.....,.. """"" ·-" .. ""° ..... ' tan ,,.,___, f <llristm ...... ·-... ~ ....... N-~-Blvd. ......v _ .. p. ...,,,.,..,,.., '"00 * -8J3.3S"J9 Private P•rty 645--3584 ·n KAWASAKl 500 Mach ill, N.B. in· . back alley in 1P ts..:_ ~-°1-as A Reel l"(IO"iWT S9J, Cl:>pper'-Askin&: $285, {FREE -never ~ .... .,..,., 179 E. 17th Sl, C.M. ~.. 2 l 000 1 xlnt __ , pn.ge ~ igbts ....... t .,.._,..,, campen, tone refric nr ,... SUS. 9'Wl'I, lady's &: man's v.'ed· Costa Mesa TI4/G4~3250 64.5--2.442, lD to 10 daily. OLD En&Usb Sheepdor Pupt, HOBIE 1i mot. , m, .. "' ... ' . cabins etc., Sold new at Bf\V T.V. biooo, ntc .. $S'.I. ding band.s.J Oa11 ~no ORGAN SALE Show & pet quality 1rom Excelll!nt condition. lS7L $950. 891-7500. l' FA.~U.'i patio Al.-, Fr. mB.25. Limited supply at ~ after 6 p.m. & -.wkends. ,.,__ "---~--·-• F·" RCA 21" O>lor TV CoMC>le, Champ. atk. 64&-8324. Call 64&-1393. GIRLS 3 apeed bike, hand Pro\•, atetto AM/FM, fantutic ,.,-j..-1129 "° '-,,==-c===,...~= .......,, ....-.g.,. IUU•llM llLI """'· Tuner needs -.. 1 .. , sturdy bat ttoola, dreuer, Minney'&, ZJ'i ..... \v • .co'.a.:f 1PALVf BRU~S -PURE SWAP MEET, Te ~Vt n .k I e O.ean.noe. Save up to $1000 ..,.. * 612-3163 ... ~,_.... ADORABLE AKC Toy poo-KITE No. 154, <X>'Ytt, trailer brakes, Xln 't Cond, $40. mirror 4 chest, marble oof· Hwy., N.B. BRISI'LE ANO AL S 0 ~ <PTA). California il on Rlected COJlllOl• fioar iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I die 7 wks, Silver, best o!ftt. 4 dolly. Perfect cond, $65o. 673-B050 or 64~. f!e tbl dinette set patio DELX Se l\'YLON -RANGING IN Galer, Costa. Mesa. Sat demos, Hug• dilalw:rts on 842-5426 644--0263. SUZUKI 80cc dirt, fut, ioocf ••!, _.;.,.m '-ads, clo"--. ~ Wuher $81. SIZES FRO.\{ 2" to 6" Nov. 20 (9 to 3) Call :lor info all models I I~ 4' CaJifo • Ka --" M tra• $'~ .... "'"".... ""' ~ Dryer S3> Fret $80 • f " .. MINtA'I\JRE Schnau zer 1 rnia tamaran "'"'"'· any x ... .wu. )lats. Sat & Sun: .,,j Bttaktast~bleSS.~in~ DROP CLOTHS, LAD-.-546--0783=~-· -~--~~ COAST MUSIC . rwto '°"· .• males, 10 wb, AKC, top Good sails, $250. Call Mikt 968-32131 Pros~. Newport -~. chairs SS ea. 2 Platform DERS, Fl'C., BRAND ~ USED FUrn. Ho u 1 eh old NE_:wp()RT Ii: HARBOR qua!. Lively, Jovin&, aboll. 675-EiOTI e~s. 675-1700 dyL G"IRLS==71"'"°' ~5-•pd'°"b"ik"•-. "'Br"and=I SUPER NEIGHBORHOOD chairs pi) .t; $15. Divan 2 ~~=-GAIN*~UJ items, misc. Boat motor a.ta Mesa * 642..28S1 3 Llne11 ,Tlrnn,·$2.00 557--3700 eves. 28' block Jaland Cutter nu. Coit $120, Sell $90. Call GARAGE SALE? .Must see s«-tiQns $6. (1) Twin ilf'd e -etc. 16622 Nalu Cr., Hunt. LOWREY Pianot &. Organs; ·--------a /GREAT Dane pupa AKC inboard eng, sleeps 4, top 549-1296. to belleYe the-many SJ). All In good cond. CARPET 1 ~Harbour~~"·~-=~~-:i:=i;,i::.~~:~! LOVABLE"' S mo. female Fawn, 13 wks old. Champ. shape, salty. Avco s:JG.9129 w·~AllT==E=o=,~,~.-,-.. ~~bi~k.-or ,bargains )'Oii will find ill: 962-8748 FACJ'ORY OU'JtEI' N.B. Tennis Oub ··"l\fl"m-in new & ust"d. Schmidt' Samoyed ,& Shepherd mix slnd. $100 & up terms, * TORONADO * parts any .condition. Pay tum. toY.S. awU&noet, ('O(. BLUE chair xlnt cond u; SAVE $ $ $ benbip Get in "on holiday M"•lc Co., ~-· 1914• ·~ N. wt11bots. Call &It 4 pm. 633-4n7. Excellent condition cash! 67J..3340 or MS-&369 >ectors ift'.ms -elc. Sat Nov . ' Attention Apt Owners activitie1. Save $$. ~7647. "" c.:oi. .L;JV< 27th S-5 3891 Finis~. -3rd Ex. 1ni. twin bed "''/spread Nylon Sbap $1.90 !lq yd&: Up ~=~~-----·I Main, Santa. Ana, 5481167. BOXER male,, 10 mo. Papen $850 * 642-24n HONDA 350 CL, late '70 + bolste1"5, new $50. Free et'L Ph 839-0251 YACHT Club '-1embersbip S. ALLERGY forces adoption &: shots. Call wkends or &o.tt, Sllp1/0ock1 910 perlect cond, $650 or best Island, Hntg. Ha. lamp S5. UM"tl sets $4 ea, 5027-C w F.dinrtt S.A $950. incl. transfer lee. wing Machtnes 128 or Thor &: aister Tiki, IO wk after 4:30. 546-14.50. oUer. 64.~761 aft 5 pm. NEW &: used fllrn I.: rum-dishes by ~tine of Italy Corner of Edi-.. ,,'_ .,..,.:,,... 642-2876 old kittens, a.II 11 h 0 ta , . 19 71 VEN TUR E 2 4 CamtI dd! &-S35 set. 14 BennU:age Ln "-'5"<'• • ""uuiu SINGER 1m SCHNAUZERS avail. now or wttrallet. Loadl!d! · Racinr SCHWINN 3-speed Tandem. m.age: aa es tBig "--on) 644-8.125 SACRIFICE! DINING imm ll&bt fixtw'e, S 5-i!}-4196. hold Lil Christmas. Groom· gear &: ~innaker •• _.. &:: Like new. $75.00. 6f&.<1191 ~-.·elry; ~ Sl-~ .......,,,, \~Carat diamond rina', Tif. litft. Xlnt cond. $l2. ''Touch--o-matic" z i a:-zag Th'O 9 wttk old puppies, lng,studservice.846-0839. T.O.P. 54i 2935. ...,.,., after5:30 wnmowers m&n)I o UPRJGFIT trttzier, _6 rnoe. '•-· get+1"'-. .,_1all ,.al,• 644--7183. w/auto bobbin winder. Put cute &. cuddly·, -...-• _;w ---~--=--! great itens. Sat 9-% , SUS K l """<J •..-.g """ a ''GOLDEN TOUCH" to ........... ,..,. SHEL TIES AKC • '65 HONDA 300 Methodist Youth. ~t es a ~t-trtt'' re~ .. v ~~ ~~~ :,, (M= M~,::•llUI l20 your sev.ing wllh this one!! ~ -:V~. &ood homes 1 ,·,.·1oy=:-:eo.,,1_u._,_ .. ___ ss_7•,786=9 V~~O~~~. ~a~~ SD> or trade for pxt VW Verde&: Baker, C. M. SUS. Maytag nsher SflG. bands, nrver worn. FREE!)!.=::=:::::::::: Automatically: buttonholes, Horns 15' 675-3825, (Z13) 9&7-1259. engine. 53&-51TI or 64a..Xl05. Harbor View Home Sa.le K~ gas dryer-$80, Call 546-5T1D after ' pm &: i -== blind hems. owrcasta. em-AKC reg mini. blk J>OO<lla, 51 "''°"""=-'°"o---SCHWINN Blue Boys B\Jce. Tine ...i; .. 1 .. -table, chain, black/ ;bite bdrm. broidera. etc. Mediterran.. mo's old, 1 male & 1 female APPALOOSA Geldih&, I yn, BOAT Mooring, Up to 4.5'. ps, No &'("&ti but perlect ......... _.. "" con>er v.-eeke:nds. CAS ... cabinet ind"'~. Sa·n·-tree -gd ho "' •-15 han<b E I'·._ 4 Chol~ k>cation. Newport lamps, bed, b a i r dryer, group $150 962-0061 H PAID FOR uuo:u " '" mes. vn-t.M• • nc ..,,,.. ,umpa; for extensions. 67>3627 ~SlX. lnB ' _ · SERRA Thrift Shop. 113 fice $38.88 cash or small CALlCO mother & 2 otf.. ~ell, good gates & con--1 ____ ._.,,.,.... ___ ~-~ clothes. more. WA."','T a .~ . table for Mai!> ·st, Hun~ Beach ftDe fllrniture, appliances, payments. Guaranteed. Les. .....,,,.;"" Very u-·---• He!" finnation. Very versatile. 75x24' Lido Penin. $195. Call Schwinnll-·· newManl Super Sport$1>1. <Port MIU"pte, N.B. Christmas Ha,·e i:1ea.n ? fl antiques. QI):! piece or 54~8238 ..... -.... '""'...... r Sm ·-. is havin&'. annual ChriJtmu sons. . thl!m • , , 84&-5736 art, xlnt disp. $600. 673-2792 between 9. am Ir: 2 * 54().4511, eves 6"·5034 Antique writing desk $40. "''/cues Ii: balls. Com-&ale Monday Nov. 22nd I.: houseful. Call day or ni&ht. S rtl Good l30 548-5643 aft 6. PM days. Din. tbl $25. End tbls $l5. position. Will tu; P8Jo:_ments Tues ?\w. 2Jrd. 9:30 to 2 549-22(1 ar 5fi7°7'133. po "I ~ * * German Shepherd Lab '7.c:--C--7.",...,.===-'68 BMW ~. Full drt&1, ~, Ra ~ •-1 & hold"~ FP «••=alt puppies, frtt"' to -10•..i .. ,. HORSES Boarded. Corral or 4.0' .slip Nl!'WpOrt Harbor unm· a-·•t· . .....,rman cer .,...... .......... ........ · .....,....L.NU pm. l\lany new Ir near new 6'7'' SURFBOARD, fa s t , w .. '6 Bo Stalla p--" l1D "w " 'b•ck ch-1~ Cl! "·nd 6 pm OOme!. 557-8836. x . "''"er'a Riding aail or power, $ per mo "A" o-• 0• 4~ •m• ... ""· .oa ' toys, flits & Chri!tma.s ac-WAN 'IE D A m s I e r stable, floats \\'ell, $35. Long Club. 51i7-4304 or 557-5173. No chrg, ovrhang. 675-8990 .,.........., '11'1 ' '71"";)\11.J ,rad.io $20. HolyY.-d bed BALBOA &y Club -Full cessmies. Mechanical Int e grator . John, pert cond. S2S, YOUNG MALE BUR..'4ESE -==-""---'0-00~-13=,7 '71HONDA500-4 ~~5 ~ ~i!:'ul ~ -~ family . me~benhip ll>clds 1.1.U..'K jacket, natural . gun Write, classifil"d ad No. 285, _64,,&-_764_3_______ SHOT~~~ERS S~~~~:~ 300 ~~! ~m~mac=~co"nd~. ---'""'"'"l;i-310i81 Co I tbl I 1t:::i:t1 ~ T~ saw. ·$650. metal, ftneutip Jeng t b , ~y Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, SKIS, Hart 7' com.......ition, --,,,=----.,.-.,,-..,., l~-~!.~l(• lf_J r~~ ·H-, 11.B. --Motor Momes --MO 1 ' 1 mm saw, cos -· Wnte, Ou.sifted ad 1'o. 267 latest rirw collu style, worn Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 Hart 5' U" metal ';id. S50 COCK-a-poo puppies 6 wk! . --·-·~ . ~-.......... -.-~3 sell s:a:>o. 64~2562· Dail)' Pilot. P.o_. Bo."C lSW only 6 times, valued al WANTED! New or Uaed ea. Men's Molitor akl boots old black, brown, & blege. 8Mt1, Speed & Skl 911 CORTEZ compl~e. x ln t OFFICE furn for recept rm; Costa 1'iesa, Calif. 92626. $1700. ~ $700. Evea, 11 M $30. 673-52?6. 546-4159. SKI "'"' 16 1, --~., cond. w/Honda ro motorcy-.Coral naug chair & tahle ._. ... ,..,... · ........ ,..,. Baby Pee Wee Dolls. -Gen1ral toO avo.. .. U->00"'6 I 494-7735 ~·• nr new, racing "'"""ucai· e 832-8498 e WIN. MD 94 :l>/30 scope & AVOID THE POUND! w/ll2 HP Grey marine ce. ' rombo. Remington e I e c c e ti I e rb o a rd, orange 6' DECORATED Christmas acress., used once. Best of. Free-h\'O cute female idttens. Marine Consultant mtr. Nice cond.. $1250 Or of. Trailers, Tr•v•I typewriter, grn metal tile fibergla.!, comp. ~· 2 lge . tr'M' S20 port. type\\Titer WANTED Bentwood chairs fer Will consider 12 ga. in 96&-9037 INDEPENDENT fer. 61$-&W2 &It 4 PM or caPo~~~ld' ~!.' ... c~~_:.; "·ood atora,g_:ckun:~::.m:-!e Ul. Cash regisla $125. w/arm59 833-9438 e trade. 968-0601. FDIALE===·.,c.'"""rma-n°'""8"'""p""'"rd7 e Purchasin"-wkend1 HraEmAVYP •,","'iiabtrallle •,r, •• "'•~!.'; ...... .., .............. ""'"""'' oiler. \\'ing -u ....... .,..,. Div.an & chair $125. Mixer ,.,--..,-,~--.,---~= . .-' • ...... heat lamp, studio couch, 646-~l.26 Music•l lnstrumentsltt_ 22 l\L\R.LIN bolt action ri(]e 2 YTS old, good witb Counselinc on purcb.u.. MUSI' sell by Dec lat! buggy $200. 546-1879 a.ft I, misc articles. Sat. S--3. 210 a · . w/atW:h SZ bunk beds $50. $25. 12 gauge 36 .. goose gun. chlJdren. 548--5122. ing boats & equipment. '70 Tahiti, US H.P. Grten· a.II day wknda. ,Via Ithaca. Lido. ASSISfA.°"CE ~t'Sa ~o~ ~alt 6. KIMBALL t1pright Piano S30. SG-3905. CAT Jover give cute gray 5 • M•rine Surveyor ~meW~~flakt~~· ~967~""2~~~~ 1966 U' Trawl Tra i l ~r • GARAGE Sale5 in· Broad-· dsy fa..s__hlon Spec N wportt,; I'M in the U.S. aelling Lon-Ex. cond. with very niceG ==!RL=·s-1"1H_poe_d_, ~li~.,-.-.. -w month old fem. kitten a 646-29n w/cabover, beaut. cond. !moor Harbor View; &n-:e:~ 505 32Zld St., e ~ red doub~et.k bllJl!S, tone. $225. ~7689 cond. Haa fenders &: basket, home. 979-0098. WHY lnwst in your own boat, I l[iJ 545--UlS !tiques, bikes, turn, tays, ' Price $4,600. I>eliYeftd L.A. A.l\1PLIFIER 12'' speaker $70. 642-3776. HUSKY.COLLIE pup, female, when )'OU can ro where &: T1airportltialt Ill Aut Se 1 p rh M9 ~otbei, skils, etc: • , • Sat WILOO.~ Sa.bot $1!), Lido .Mark Lucy rm. 20 Mariner $45. Elec. guitar, Aria, like dumped&: needs good home. when )'OU wfsh. Be your own '-------' 0 rv ce, • ov. alfh 9am4m 2606 & m~ ~ Cll' "!akr ~tfer. Motlfl 30'l6 W, O:ie..st Hwy., new $65. 540-4479 2 JO.spd Bicycl•s 644-0854: or 673-7511. skipper. 28' power cnJiser ••••••••Ill jt'ORVAIR (not runnine) witb 2m Wavecrest, 2601 &: 2715 Spwt pW'IO. $250. ~orge NB. W1UTE Pearl Orum Set S25 &: S65 * 673-8260 e FIRE\VOOD $35. day, 28' a&il. $28. day, Campers, S•l•/Rent '20 good uphol & parts, If ln- indover, Cd~1 . rdrlgerator, '93-19'13. RUG: rowx!, like new 3 Druma:, Cymbol Store,.Re1t•ur•nr, BUILDING SCRAPS 645-5500 tererted in dune b\llKY $100. EXTRA Special Gar ace CARPETING, good cond. 40 "'·/pad gm on blue \\'U ask. 646-7647 B•r 132 * S48-l7&t * 22=• -,C"E"NTU="R"'Y,-"R_a_v_e_n_, * Ford. '68 F-250 camper Call 547-8325 I;Jcte. Sa J e ! 1 L 0 v e I y P 1 n e yds, white shag. 100 Yd.s ing SUS. uking $69. pr. Jiv. IN Time !or ~~-1m ... Alto perfect conti, cheap! 180 hp special, V--8, 4 .-pd, Air. "w~ASH=~ •• ~w= .. -=119=.oo".~n=and-. ~I L-•·-•, !tower bin table, nut hl-lo $1.50 per )'ti or ing rm lamp1 $38, frplc ... , .. .,. FOR sale Comml Gas stove FREE! Siamese cats male & inbd"hl.1't tank & pump, rfg. P/S, P/B. lndd'g '70 do-"Oaaoic" ..... ,,. wu . ~~--, p d -• ·-" $1" • 17 1•--• Saxaphone xlnt cond. $125. & ~ <Wolf ,,,. •c fem-• 1 10 • ~ Am ·eo u•L• ~.... • b ·-~ /Queen Anne dining !able, bes! oUer. a .... so avll.ll-. aaftna ~ . ui= '"""' ior • ... e, J·-ged for Marlin. Call PJ, en 7ll ..., ... con .. ca 3201 Newport Blvd., N.B . • tngllsh pub· chair, Ytmdsor 50c per yd. 833-0367 aft 4 drapes reasonable. 644-3614 B,.6ARIT0~1H648==~'=E"ho,...--,,,,~----,· I ~:-· k~t~e:rn:~t = 546-7308 547-6693 wkdys 9 to 5. o~er ~am.r'kr. Snal &:: ;a'· 673-9686. 'f:• wicker, custom Slfa, "·kdys, anytime SaVSUn. SLEIGH . One heirst open, . m, x t • lree"r. roll warm· er. hol GOOD DIRT, You haul, Sat. 13' BOSTON Wha"fer ·sps s' ac ex u. WHEEL Allgnml"nt rack, I ! ~' the ti · 1 No repairs needed, $150. "" & sun. 968--077 • , c. 1935 Port CUDey P ., MISC baby fw-n, ma.to;wng au n c antique, per • dog wanner. Stainless steel wftrailer, buckct seals, 18 =~===~~--1 compl w/turntables -& I .B. 644-""°" cn'b & dresser $35 ea. cond. Bumper pool table, Private party. 962-3655 -==*=*,.."=--7-.,76,.717.'*-*==· hp John-n motor. Llk• 9%' ELDORADO Pawnee _,, 10' counter. ice cream --;--"" special tools, anap-on mixif'I f"" AR AGE Sa le. 'r , O'Keefe .'& Merritt gu extra long, twin beds, FENDER Super Reverb amp lreezer, 2 cigarette machln-ADORABLE Duffy kittens new. Call 645--0029. Camper sleeps 4, tol1et WA 201 B. MS-9521. Montgomerr_ ~illne Dinghy. range m. Cock1ail table S40--061.T evea. & Mmtang guitat. Make Of· e!, cash register, booths, want homes. WANTED: 13, B 0 1 t 0 n room Ii: vanity, S to ye l ~~~~~~~~~~I ,stOve-""!:z!. -Rdrir $23: '59 $25. Call after 5 PM EASY Lift trailer bUch $25, ~'~"=·-""'",.,,""'=--·~----1 tables, bencht'll, etc. Make ** 545-4101 ** Whaler w/40 HP eng .i trlr w/oven. pressurt water I. iMeT'Clll'Y Sta Warn $60. 642-187!. ChelT)"tli'OOd dlnlng tbl $30, Office FurnitvN/ otter all or pan, 492.l324 aft. MIXED while male poodle by pvt party. 673-6090 eves. _64_7_-8l_08=. ====~-1 1 Autoe:torW. II (Al J \Dritter for 25· aall boat, \\'ING-back sofa S5Q. Slipper 71" blk &: wht 'IV, mahog. Equfp. 124 5 & wknds. puppy. To Good Home? BOSfON WHALER 13.6., * '65 VW 'CAMPER. . 1P1us many other Items. chair ns. upholl1.t'l"ed chair cab. S25. &bo m i •c. IBM ,63 elect Standard TV, R•dio, tfTFI, * 642-1165 * W/traller. 40 hp Johnson Xlnt cond w/nde tent '-;;;;;;;;;;;~~~I Sterling· Sl., off .Pomona $15 Baby :;cal• S4. N e w 53G-8015. • Stireo 136 FREE to right home sm. • 548-0545 • ?truST SELL!! 675-6343 • 953 · PJsta :r.1esa. Sal&:: Sun. M. ~f~\"Oi turntable $35. MATCHING Banti chain. 1YPewr11 er $265. 3'M 1---------maJe pup. Lovable, hsbrkn. ~-=,-~----1 e Brand New, never uted Antiques/Cl•sslcs ·~ •5013 'lberrnalax copier $150. ~oo Scot! --n-,11/M•rl-n.tllJ)REN'S book &: toya, ~ · $35. each. Naugahyde aola.&: ~·""'"" • ,,. ... , Call 833-8997 uua ,,.. camper aheU for 8' truck T_· port. recorder el c • • • Thorena tbl, Tannoy spkrs, ' Equip. ., 904 .. ,, • h'-h '"bbl •--- ' 1ki boo_ ts & ice skates. an-i\fL"'K Stoles: . Silver Blue, chair, $75. Uprigbt freezer, ~n4L YEAR .... ...,._. r ... 11 : .u' '5 W/uu e i-· v•...-cust installed in maple 1 old ••tcPu•:L~ ......,.,...e ,...., "°"" tique door knob1, hrdwre, Breath of Spnna:. Argenta. $73. 54&-9621. USED ROYAL finish Prov. cab w/sep & 1 )Told Dachshund. Super CHRISTMAS LIGHTS --~~-=·=~~==- 1tables, bar stools, •tationary Sacrifice. P\-1 pty. Call tor OLD fashioned meat cho~ STANDARD TYPE\VR.ITER spkrs. BeaJJt furn. 1~ine friendly 962-8385. 1250 Watt. AC·DC port. light G"-OBE CAMPER ~uppliesF . && ~isc9-5mi: appt. 646-40TI. ping blocks 30'X30" Xlnt * 642-0500 * 90und. traO. 675-5390. LOVABLE 2 yr old blk/gray plants -ideal for Christmas 10%' * Sll75 * 962-6422 , ~ems.Ln r~ B 1 POOL TABLES Wareho\IJe cond. $150. ~J..34j =-...:;1.,;0:.::.:::::....::_~= ,Ip ;;,1,;0,;N"E"ER""SX990;;;:;;o<--:,c;1-:,-:,-:.-:--0 , female cat. Shots. spayl'll, lights boat parade, cam pen, Cycl1s, Bik11, t'nt · · · Sa.It'. Freight damaged $49 ••QUEEN •• , mal-••. P Jenos tgans 126 ...,._ -;..-. &H--OlJ9 cabins etc. Sok1 new at Sc-ra 915 ....... .....,. pioneer ttverbef'ator & 10 ..,._ -.a.1y=: · ~ 25 L. ·-· pp1 b,ATIO Sale iCoffee), Baby lD S199. New slate factory •P"""' & frame. Xlnt cond. --W-OULD YOU -•~·0• • tnu'""' 11.1 Y at' ---::oz-~::::::"",...-,., ·~oe apkrs, $350. GE port col 'IV 2 Male, 'vhite k ittens. fantast' · 1t1'Xl5(1 '~j ' furn., Bikes. Mink stJ, Great crated, Sl95 to S 3 9 5. $50. 968-4.590 BELIEVE .,.,c., MS-1075. Trained. Adorable. 847-4128 . ic sav1n&s, .,........ . 89 SUZUKI l b oo ks, \Yor ld book, 639-3623 529-3466 .,..__. · J\tum~y·s, ;zs37 W., ~ I Toys/games, Girl'• bed, ' R .Se 20,, PERSIAN Ci.rpeta, 4. pain-FREE ORGAN LESSONS SWL Recetver Heath, GR. 54. ·~c~ol~l~anytim~~·~·~-~~~~~ 1 ,,;H;,;">'2 .. ,CN.::·=B."",...,,-~:::...---.,.... )1 ti Chlld ' book &: · LA\YNMOWE -.' an . tings. antique copper, grand u long as you like! No reg. 5 Band 180 K cycle• to 3111\f 1 i2 v~o n~;r•ac lnverter 350 • :r>O ml. on eng. • Good ~ " • s mis. Rotary, used ~ times, .hke piano 539-5112 alter 6 p.m. Wration. No obllgatlon. Jurt He·, ·,h • • ·~ Wati. cond. $449. 004819 'I':'m1n~\:~dl\f. Sun. 610 Ile\\' S7S. Will consider ARGUS &I.Ide projector. Lletz Come. l\fondaya 7:30 pm -~-·~-'_'.'_,,~I!,.,.,~'~· _"_:-_5_n_._""' __ r~6 ~.-......... -.· I['-' I cont1noo'~s. fregu~ con. Harbour vw trade. 96S-060l. drafting board &:: 11.ool. ~ COAST MUSIC :o•·~·""RK • ,1 / FM . . "' trol 60 cycles, polarity pro-El!OP Sale! Tool.s, table ,...,... CLUB ME,!BER ... 28Sl ·~ •~~nv ~ 18,,..., elec emory whet'I, YA\..ll • · ' · 968---0776. vu--eolid state, tn u I t 1-p l e x tection, input c i r c u l t 11871 Beach Blvd, Hunt. Beh. SHIP Sllil(). Cil)cld's translt'r · BABY Grand B •-E ---~th Ga-~ turn-Pots, Gener•I 150 breaker. NEW-<:hecked out. 0 ·'" ~~"" 1arden tools, Remtna:ton ol· fee ). $350 $avings, 644-fil-tO IInf el .ec tr~c typewnltr, • roo,.,.. vans. ""'"''"' w1 ......... .,..~ tiee typewritt'r, m 11 c . e\'t'!I very ruce. $45. good cond. Must sell this table. $100. 494-3352 FOR Sale, custom built 100 Never used $IOO. 54&-SnO '69 Yamaha DT 1-B 21" w~I, Koni1, camb•rh , iowered frame, street equip. Xtra.s, (Ilf) 968--0t7' &ti 5:30. Thurs .. t'ri., Sat. 10 am 5 · 673-426'% "'k-end, below apprsl. $315. 1970 f.totorola stereo console gallon aquarium complete after 6 P.M. &: wlmd9• P 532 Center SL No E FULL length dark ranch 549-2673. A'-!/~·! •--· •-"bl 27' CABIN Cruiser in -m. • · • mink coat. See to a~ S~RVISOFT auto v.•ater co!" ....... , ..... ,...,,.,r, '""""' e, $150, m-0570. ·-·J C.r-.t. prttiate. Sacrilke $400 . d1Uoner. xlnl cond. $11;,. BALD\VIN Walnut SI)met, tape deck. GOOD COND, C•ts 152 good cond, deeps 4 or tnm'R, IJEAVING STATE, Kitchen 9G2-2035. 6Ta-5525. cost $~. A.fust 1e1 1, $300. or beat ofter 646-46Il. has head, galley, radio, bait !'" I & S7001bsl ofr. 645-5086. SONY 500 I R--~ PERS'"u lrill•n 6 w•-CFA IAnk, dinghy&: mooring nr. l·.=--ou~s"E"our-"'H'"o-nd"•~~=--~'"-tm-u app ... nces, gys, camera FREE•. \Va"· ~ (5 yr. LEAVING state, m\J$f IJff1 all "' p ayt'r Cl,,-...."er. uw~ A:>, __. .....,,.,. pro~tor, archery equip. 'Q ~ furnish' i 1 wk 338 W *THOMAS ORGAN* SlOO. Xlnt condition. Call pattnts $25 The PavilUo~. A ............ IaY-away plan. Herb la ps rugg dlshe Ir. guar.) \\'I pun:ha~ of any . tnga n . • 64&-8505 reg. 5't6.9965. fishing&: pleasure boaL All FriedlaftM,r, 537-6824; , m .' ' s frame &:-II.net. 646-ml6. Pahzada, Apt 1. SC. $350 * 96UC2 , for ••o;M. See at 3510 1lassware. l 0 a m-4 pm . . . 1 nd n-•it.a ,_,,.. 893-7S66. 1952 ROl.LS Bentley. 5 'new antique whlte walls, R/H & P/B. Si Ive r rra,y. New uphol & ~ad liners. $.}750. Will take nice speed boat u part. Aimo. 546-8409. Sports, Race, Rods 959 1967 AC Cobra 289 cu in, Indy tires &: mags. mack. Be!I offer. Call aft 5, 673-1584. Truck• 962 '70 F250 % Ton Plclrup. Heavy duty camper equip. VS. Afr. radio heater. No. '846. $2777. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Ma.in at Warner """"' Ana '10 Ford E Van VS, auto trans., Jure w~I but, mf:.6. $2377. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 Th un. to Sun. lO l l 2 REGINA Floor shampoot!l', Sclrwinn Bike LMxm Pee.Jn> EBONY HAMMOND ORGAN 'IV, 21" Ktten, 1wive &ta , -vw• ~ 1o1arcus A .. -e. NWP,t Beach, 11 ,, 120 S apd $'50 With Amplifier good cond. m. _,,________ Call 673-1464 lint." ConslltuHon Dr. ~lB. \\'&xer-po s .. .,r . *firs-in * $599 eee "496-5880 646-l4G3 GERM SHEP pups, AKC, YAMAHA 230, Full Gyt Kit, 2240 So. Main at Warner Desert ready, All extra Santa. Ana DOVER SJ10RES _ MOV-546--1879 1-;::===::::;:;:::==::::;;~~~~;;§~~~~~~5~~~===~-Beaut, healthy. i:hamp !in... -· .... .__, ...,, MAYTAG gas dryer, model!" ~r, _.,._ -Bred for temperament. •1nc ba""I" rcfrlg .. chain ~. l yr. ora, pe,,cco co.~. ·~ S,.... Ill 'R G ·"':ZE-n1<-ic¥."') -~6'=<--0263~~·~....,.:'=~~ & turn. M.bc. ADtio:ut dtill $150. or best offn. 963-1302. • ".L.CS. ~ .I'-'1' PET hea.lth food, 100% fresh press 1148 Santiago, NB NICE k!Ve'Seat. need 1 ARID »tCLA.YI.. ·• UIU. meat, 20c per lb, Delivered 'Sat-Siin ~3. upholstering, $20. 920 ,V, _A WA.t.JI J:t. YowDolttAdlnt,.GllJd. ~ sur. JI~ to your tJJme. 557-(i243. ESTATE Sal N 19 18 h S C •t ~J.~-11 A.ctotdillf lo th• $tar1. OCT: 21 . e ov. !ti.20th t t. . .. · 1M). ;.14 To develop meHO;~ for·Slmdoy, ••..;."'II.Mor." AFGHAN Pups, cbampton '21.st. 31D'l'emleaf, Corona DOUBLE Well porcelain 1ink 28-39 reodwordscorresponcling tonc.rnbus ~75\~ sired. show&. pet, de! Mar.-Crandfather clock, & faucet $25. Baby dreuing ~'tAUIUS ofycutZocliocbltthsign. SCOIPIO• 645-4200 China cabinet, j f! w e I r y , table $6. 64&-85Qa. J.J~. 10 ~¢!!, ~ Z ~6,'*' ocr: "!f(I. AP::C Fem. Collie $100 or ,quilts, pots A pens, ~le. ., ..... Bl Boy Blk UAf20 3Al9d' »liittldwe &You .. 0,·.21 share of Jitter. Grf!at Jane's Anti,.,•es. .,..,,11\'lnn ue 1 e. h i •••• .. ., 34u...... 6'b " ... SJS. No 1ea.rs but pert l~J}l·l).J,._ ~·--1 To 1~2· w/chl1dren. 642-4469. ~ l sle Garage Sale: 1-txttns!Ons. 6.,,.._-t.2-73-76 i~ ~=.if :v:: 1.n.n.a1 . ~ R M " ~ nd v• ......... ~. (ilMIHI 'D!Jtllll 370;.iiloclt d7TM GOLDEN retriever pups, "'· e .. .._, 5--co ' '.\!AN'S D~mond ~· c + 2 ~ UA't 11 I In 31~ 68Worers SAGITT.WUS fl!m ale. F1d. &:-show champ m & mllc. Rtuonable. ~ • 9'0iot 390ppcrihn ffflnaow.iol HO~.u~~ 1 C 6--15 • S ,,~ ,. y · side 1to , heavy )'ellow 111Hl20 10s..t. ..O'Thtl 700.0l'-· 0,..,., l( Ines. AK 1;>-0;i • .rt ..,.. un., ~ ... J 11 gold mounting. S 175 · I);'" 7. • • IJ licl1"'9 Al Mtl'f 71 Slit·-.,.. BEAUTlFUL little m l x 1"1Dich. ,..,..3178. '...!"" 12VorW!p A2$1ort« n1" :!·!!-'..,>• dishes rutn '-""I" ......... , 13n-A3DtoflrG 730ppos.~ \"";-, ~• Beagle puppy, trained, good . • • ' 'fo'OR sale janitorial equip, --14 c:wa.t 4A "'°"' ,, ~ CAtllCOIH bomi! wanted, $10. 642-481!. 'JDn._ *16 C>mi'4 A~., CdP.f. lT' b U I , ,_, ~JIJ>,f JI ISS¥<t . "5 &ull '58,st DfC.2l4t ~nl7 Yritsat/SUn. 1 u tr, . \li't • ..,.,,. Jlll.1 l'l 1 61~ "69w:tr>gt 76* JAJ, 19 YORKIES, 1.tALE FEM. -v11.oaum, u....,obt vacuums. 17/My A7Rct;y 77 Huordl " Import·' 19 mo'• AKC Ml~I 111 ,..... -111'1l\iltidlt ,..,_.bat 11~ 173-17 1.< "'""" • • _. aMOUI etc. 646-7tlll2. . 4 It&. •9~ '9lho.lol '°'..7o..o.'t1l.C: $100-$173 537-4744 CO LLECTING old uo ri~ ::~ r.~ AQUARIUS MIN.SchnauztrSwkmate CoOL !Ible, coin operated, llal.f, 3!i:ia'. $395. ·-· - I l)lpe¥>1'1ttrs'l Have an old L. hN Juf,t 21 22s.r. .52Wotch 12er. JAH.10;~ Mppy, u.11 & .,.......,.r n Sm'th .........i ~.:._~ 2'JL.eob '3WI~ 13._ • ,,.. ..-,. .. -"'-'• 1 suptr • ...,.... u..11 2.ifind .54ClppoMf9 14~ flLfl Prlv. Prty 837-MOO 547""6325 Lucie 4S3S4 zs-rt ss ~ as--... 1!2-12-31..19 ·~=-~~~~--,-, ~ 76A 560.. N~ L11~7945 ~tlU.E black 1..ab. 1 )'f. old. ENGLISH SADDLE YllGO 21w11 .$1 ~ .,.. 'PIKIS $2S. ·"'' f, S95 * MS-~ ~Ail!-JI ~¥:.:. =~i.d :t=.i.. ll1;1t~-646-Ql!J FlRE\VOOD FOR SALE WT.2'J JOS.U· .OTl'lff.c WPl'Cll" MM.Hr~ YORKSJ-llRE Tttrric r s, Oranittu~ ~.~caJ.vptus ,.., 1a.21.:1290.,,._(0IGool @M'ftlle 6\N~:!f 2-17·24--35 • male, 9 months, k'HOI!. $100. _ _., :.....: ~ .,; · "'4"'2-13"'' or tx-st offer. 5.11-8127 -. ' 23' partially finished hull, I --pl pans or •u=I, us more. ,57 F rd " marine plyw I fblgs. $500. 1.121>_ 5.16-2ll7 o n TOll Pickup 250'"1-iP-Ynterceptor-V-t-w/· • • -(1014lE);-1271. --~ \<lv•1'1ri..,,l350.orbotb!or OCHWINN bike, L"non DUNTON FORD $700 Sf4..683L · Peeler • 5 spd, $lO 546-7070 MARINE radio-; Pea r ce * 675--3627 * 2240 So. Main at Warnu Simpson B Im I n I S50 Santa AM w/antenna & mount. pre-250 GREEVES '66 ChaDeng· tuned. New, $175. 646-6082 er MX. Outstanding cond. CLEAN 1952 Chevy pic kup. Bes-I offer. 646-4631-!ft 5 & Good en&"ine rad I• Io r, ,:;"-:.o"'· -----~=-I wknds. brakes, tirei & battery. SCUBA compressor & Wb., ....,..., ....,. ~119 HONDA .fSO '66, very clean, I:::'~'°""·,,~==°"·,.,,=~-~~~· ::::tn~ D:c~ ~':: rack; ban juat o'hauled, '64 IN T E RN AT I 0 N A L _c--c.,c:.,~·~=~..,.,,=-· I ~ =~~~ :::.mr~.·~11~1 % a:;:~ 28' Unllllt• 1960_. $6500 or 811 .. .._y, IUte new, 1 Pl. Costa l\leu., 546-2809. trade far tniler boat + ... 16• • h ~-"'°l•""' year old. $40. 673-227'1 '52 DODGE Pick UP, 4 1pd, ~ • V>"'fll!.r, ~ N • 1·-ball n "'°"==c:--.o-::o-=· 1•66 YAMAHA 250 Scra:mblf!r I'll'"' 1'"1• try, Ufll * 41' CHRIS Crall tri-cabin, -'"" S225 "" '917 rtbll eng. Looks A: ruN UJre •"""· · .......-. · twin Chl")'aler 290 hp loaded! '.50 CHEV •• TON Owner 673-87S>. new. $195. 64$-4008. ... SELL or partner '70 Formula 23', xln't cond. Mr. Joyce 494-n84. '67 KAWASAKI 2SO SS Many Excelltnl! S300r xtru, runl ;ood. $225 01" =-===""'5-"1_11~6~--1 best otter. 646--2547. '65 DODGE Van, New pt[nt f.tA VERICK M I n I -motorcy. 18' Flbergla• PoWtt bl».!, cle. 4 speed trans-. Excellent Johnlon 00 hp • .,,. saso O)nd. $160. 54$--1879 ..rt. 6. * 4~770. --~=-'---'--~~I All day wknd1. BNta, Sail tOt * '69 Yamaha 250cc Ebduro. Cal-2-24 bll 16$ fUI f'AC• 'r bags ull1, 6HP 011tbrdl Try $4500! Avtry 968-2328 • Xlnl. cond. 3000 ml. $$25. or be•t oner. Ms-sno alter 6 P.l\f. & wJmds. tim & engine. Xlnt rond. * M0-7873 * '60 CKEV. P.U. 8' bid. Good condltmn. $450. • , Call 67l-13.1S '61 FORD V.S. 14 'T\m.l tpd S450 or Best offflr, 6f6..738T. 22-16 Eldl"n, C.\I. DAILY l'ILO)' .......... l§J I ..... ,,... l§J I .......... l§J I -. .. s. _]§JI .......... l§J [·., ......... ·J§J ! .......... l§J I ~""''"' 1~1 1 -.b .. y D ' IS E E t J. O• ay 10 " •• r B. ' & el p. p. o. "' TRUCK SALE ' '69 CMvrolet ~ stake 63220 ·SALE PRICE-$1995 '64 Chevrolet Pickup SittPR'1cr-· ;5 '69 GMC 'I'• Ton Camper SpecltJ. 1.Daded. 69238D . SALE PRICE-$2295 1194-1336/531-2450 Corntr Beach &. P.fcFadden, WHtm.inster '12 GMC ~ TON 32852 Valle Rd., San Juan Capistrano 8.17-4800/ 493-45ll/499-Z261 '10 Econo Van. Long wheel base, VS. au tomatic transmission. 24504R. $2577. DUNTON FORD 546'707D 2240 So. Main at Warner SantA Ana '50 Chevy 1 ton truck w/furn delivery body. Good tires, iood paint, complete w/bows & tarpaulin $395. Martin Furniture, 1 8 6 5 Harbor Blvd, C.M. 54~131. '68 Dodge Camper ~ Ton Pickup ~'Ith camp!!r. V-8, AT., Fact. Air, PS, PB, radio, (YDD175l. $1977. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana 1963 CHEVY I TON cab & chassis, duals. 4 sp, 15T' wb, xlnt cond, rtilt 283 VS eng, less 1han 1000 mi, sum. firm, 492-3878. '70 Ford Pickup No. 1058, VS, Factory Equipped. A steal at nsn. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana Auto L•••lng 964 L.EASINGI SAVE en immaculate p~- 'i-~•··-__ !\riv ;.:ehU:les. '7LllA_V· ERICK .f Dr. Auto., air, P .S., R&H. prtdr!ve n appx. 9,COO ml. S'15 MO. 24mo. open end. '71 F-250 PICKUP camper f!pec. VS, au1o., p. L "' • P.s.. long whl. base, pre· dri\l'l!n appx, 6.000 ml. $88 MO. 24 mo. open end. WE LEASE ALL PC>PULAR 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI- TIVE RATES. Call Malcolm Reid for turlher detai11. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Meu ~2-0010 Autos W•nfed 968 lM.POR'I'S WANTED Oran&• ()ountln TOP I BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Stadt Blvd. R. Beach. ~. 147-1555 WILL Buy ~ cu pald for or not. caU Ralph Gordon 67J..O!ioo -~9-Jll31. 1910 H1,rbor Blvd. Costa Mesa. DAILY Pit.01 lor action! Call 64~71 1: Savel ·I I. ~. ' • ' 970 A-.lmpomd DATSUN HI v~~~s FREE ~ AT HARBOR ~ AMERICAN With frery Car Sold from Now 'TIL Thanhgiring Day ••• The Purchaser will Receire A 12 to 14 Lb. Turkey FOR FREE DRIVE IT IN ••• FLY IT IN ••• PUSH CREDIT CHECK Call: 646-0261 IT IN OR TOW IT IN IOR FREE '68 DODGE Take Your Choice '70 LOTUS COIO•fT 440 • IUIOPA .lir:,_.,_y ........... ~4 tflttd.W-.milo~ lllOhC: 11'1111. ¥inyl fool. (UU. .. 3) ~49 DN s49 MO rodie, llut"' MllTI. lie. (ffi6'1~ $1395-$3199 '66 CHEV. '69 CHEY. IMPALA 'Dr. v.a. air, pow• 1!ttri11Q.nR\'812) '62 LINCOLN -'(AMl'll VAN '66 DAIT GT Pap top. hill ton'!Otr equipmtr,l. 2 Dr. Horiltop, a'"· pow• 1!etf· CONTINENTAL fC( 1. 1ir 'o"d" outo. lrt"'· l ik1 ing, wln¥l l11p, •uc•tt 1to11. Full pow,r t. factory t lr. MW .... 4(JW !ZGl279) (GUM Odl SAVE '66 Aml11111atlor $699 2 Dr. Horcl1op. v.1, 0!1, auto . ll'Onlo. powtl' l!H!'. WDlUS. " '63 FALCON .. , 111111111. "' ''''' "''· '71 PINTO WAGON i11tl. It• & lM:, & Ill fl~OMt Orlty :bit mli... Sliow r'OOfl'I AIM!Nllc tr•f'lt., r"119, l'lffl· lrnl'I. f111 L.TI! tr. Wllllt 1lcle wtlls. COA.1-chotvt1 °" wel'll ti crff~ lor $1999 "" $499 2' mol. C15h pril:1 i1 S911.ll. Dtltrrt4 pyll'lt. 'rk t I 122Sr UR ll.21% 970Aulot,l"'fl0t1od FIAT 970 Aulo<, lmpor!M JENSEN t70 A-Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ----MGI SPRITE • \Vhi te with red Int. • exc. rond. thru out • SA VE at $2388. WJP938 Harbour VW IT'S NOT ' 2&1.1 H.-, C.M. -1 '69 Toyota Corona 4 door- dE.'!uxe, YYM221. Bfft this 1877. . DUNTON · FOltD 546-7070 2'Z40 So. !\fain at Warner Santa Ana SANTA ANA TOYOTA Strvlce dept. open 1:30 am 'ti.'. 9 pm Monday thru Fri- day. PHONE -1511 417 W. Warntt, Sant& Ana $1'595 '71 TOYOTA COROLLA Cblpe. Low mUet, (222GEY) B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER VALENTINE'S DAY ••• BUT .YOU'LL LOVE · THESE PRICES! THE FACTORY HAS LOADED US DOWN WITH ••• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1971 4 DOOR SEDAN SE HAILA ESPANOL •PllCIS PLUS TAI I UCINll TRUCKS •• 510 2 DOORS . 5104 DOORS •• 120.0 COUPES 1200 2 DOORS MOST COLORS AVAILABLE 1971 ru1 mun 2 DOOR SEDAN SEVERAL NEW 1971'• TO CHOOSE FROM • ..-I • • .-· • • • I • , l • • I! • • • • 1' , l , I " ' " 1· ' . r I ' ' • ' " , I • • .. J. (· -·~RS· . o1 thue ff • • . FOR THE • - ,·HOLIDIY WEEKEND! 1711111111 •1• ROAD~. H.,.dtop. Uc .... VIN672, 'llSMEAM '2-DR. RlH, 9v~ 101, . '87 rw o+wper • 68 Ol.DSMOllLf VISTA CRUiSER S/WGN. RILL POWER, FACTORY A·ll·, Crvi1e. Control, 9· P .. 11119er. Stock "'I 877A. Power, Steering, Po w .1 r l r1 ke1 , AIR, Vinyl Roof. "lCTH 600. . tEWSAilBD . '• Stock No. I 055. • • fREEWAY CLOSE -.$1071 . :~1071 ' 5371 ·- ~197 1 " ~1971 $1871 .., .... '61 VW BUG l hr• '1 doo,, It ,,,n11 Sto~k N9. 2620 -'86.DATSUN 4-0R. PCB 461. '88 ~ATSllN 4,oR . R&H, VHB ·~4-7. · '60 4LFA Romero Rlstr. JSF"664. '119 DATSUN '4-DR. ~I Roof, R&H, Air Cond. XSO 192. '69 DATSUN 4-DR. R&H, A;, Cot1 di YCU '42'4. $371 . . s371 ~· $871. - $~7 1 $1071 .' . I s1-37~1-· 1.. • -:, •:7~1· -~'! ~"~~~~~!:ICKUP 'iJ.f Stock No. 2551A. •V' • D !FRIENDLY AU.TO CENTERI OPEN 7 DAYS 13861 HARBOR BLVD., GARDEN GRove .839-7000 12 BLOCKS SOUTH OF a RDEN GROVE FREEWAY> • '63 VW Bug Stic:k. Shift , Radio, Heater. (WJ\r256) . stn. ' . DUNTdN'lORD 546-7o7o , 2240 So. Pilain al \Varner ~ta Ana '63 VOLKS· BAHA rear end, 1alC11 tires on rear, good condition. $600. '68 VW. new valves, brakes & tires, low miles. Super ~~~. $11~ ~5-1982 . 1969 VW Bus, 7 PaSli. Low mi. Beautiful cood, With e."<· tras. Xlnt buy _at $1950. ~9. '63 VW BUG, mech sound. new battery, new tires & new -clutch. Milke oiler. 673--00S.l. I 'li8 vw. Bug. $900 or best offer. . 546-4825, a~ for Lee ' • Authorlied Sale& .l Service '6S El Camino V-3, Auto. ,~,. Val 'Jlrans., Air Cond., Power -.,. le Rd., Stttrin&. Radio, Heater, Sa n Juan Capistrano Exe. eond .• Priced right at &17-4SOO/t9345U/499-~ fQ80501). Don 't miu this Sl.249 VEJ528 one. Sll77. H . b vw . 1963 vw Compo• . DUNTON FORD ar our -673-'86ll 546-1010 um Brach Blvd, Hunt Bch VOLVO 2ZtO So. Main at Warner M2-4n;i , Santa Ana •.71 VW PICKUP _ 72 VOLVO '64 CHEVY Mallb,, A"'o Large Selection For Hard to ffnd truck in excel· I • Jent condition. (875 a:K) mmed1at• sz«n. . Delivery :rrara., Radio; Heater, 4 Dr. (VS\V846). $477. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 _ B_ l~L YATES, VW Big Sovings On 2240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana '64 V\V Bug ·$'Joo. Mags, -· Remaining headei-s, x1n't inter.It sway 32852 Valle Rd., '71 VOLVOS '68 CHEVY CAM.ARO bar . ..Exlras., 6~5-4379. San Juan Capistrana Cus!om 2 Dr f!ardtop, V·8, :n VW-~ .C.uper Beetle -837""800/493-45ll/4~~J261 . fi••~ [n...:. Auto Trans, Rebuilt Eneine . Beautiful cohct. -$1900. '63 U\11 UIA Ull'MI fVIT686J $1395 Full Price, 'n . -. VOLVO Terms lo IUll. , Ohgl"'l Own" 646-8034 . . • SURFSIDE MOTORS C~-VW f 11..17 •140 , sunroo , Very rood trani:portation. 646-930J -~ Jtuns xlnt, ST~. Asl for w886ill sell fast at $649. FYC· 1946 Harbor, Costa Mesa * '71 CHEVY'• * Andy; s'.15-3315, . . . ff b vw VOLVO, "For a better deal", IMPALAS • OiEVEU.ES ~ V\V Convertible, reblt ar our New or used Parts & CAMARO'S '"•·· now ""'" bn.k" & ----'"'""· Herb FriodWxlu, HERTZ CORP. battery. $675. ~2369. -11871 Beach Blvd. Hu nt. Sch. 5.17-0824. 221 w. Katella, Anaheim '67 'SEDAt< 315 \M "'LIKE 8'2-443:; lcAo:utos="u°"·=-·-~_,990= (714) 778-4050 FASTBACK" XLNT CONO. '60 WI BUS • -l<on:n;-;7-;.;,::;"C:,,.=-, I s1100. . ..... ,Jn. '62 IMPALA New watt'r " 673-4899 675-2440 • ..... . M.B. :TRADES lu"tt pumps. bait., hall '69 FSTBCK. Xlnt cond. 8_ Runi -better th&n <it looks! '70 Cad Sedan de Ville me-joinl.1, radials. Looka; iooct. track, radio, 1 owner, Call G9od transportation! (QRK-tallic gultl w/rnatching Ian. Must sell! 644--0644. Ed, "4S--0!35. 7368) 1$4L99L _.YATES WI d<U ... & ·inl<'k•-. luxW'y '68 CHEV w.,.n, I pau. '63 BUG, Ve""' clean, new ! , 1n equip,4. pr1~ to sell e AJ. Caprice, a ir, p!, rack, .., 90 69 lrnpa1a hrdtp, atr, am/fm, lharp.. $1 a7 5. e'l;lgine,1 $550., Alter 6 or ... • · ,, 32852 Vall · etc, only $1895, take trade. 839-1711. _ v.;eekends, 645-4717. , e Rd., Authoriztd MB DeaJer . .,~ CHEV 1 pal San Juan CapistrahO II) ....., .,...,,., .,.. m a 6 ..,, '67 VW Camper. Pop-top, ice &174800/493-4511 /499 2261 .. .-,~ bo · · • wagon. PIS, P/B, air, $!~~~1~·~;,:.deck, xtra. ',65 V'i'/ Squarrback lliOOcc. BUICK 1 R&H, xtra clean. $650. ,-;c;;-=,-,=~=c-.,,--, I ·t"ac. reblt ent.' suhroot ra· ,6• 546-8739. • '60 vw. Very clean, Good dial ply tires, orange V.:!blk Ta BUICK GS, V-3, !-uto.rc.6=7~CH=EVY=~c"".-,-rlc-,-,-wr-& cond, $300. 'vinyl top. Looks like new. rans., Power Ste ering, • .. ** 641h3798 **'. $1050. All maint. records. Radio, Heater. (NRA9!J5). air_ Xlnt cond. Slcrtf.ice 645-4586 $477. . . . . $895 • . '68 J'I\' BUG_ DUNT • 83lhl036 * Clean & Xlnt '66 VW, nei't 'relilt eni.:new . t)N-FE)RD .65 CORVAIR MONZA 4 SPD .Sl050. * 646-5938 heavy duty·clutch & exhaust ~7070 $395. 646-8508 aft 5 '66 vw Bus, deluxe ~·/sun 11.iystem. llave ncelpts. See 2240 So. Ma in al Warner ''·"""=-~,.....~~-'-,:,..C.: roof, aome camping equip. ltO appreciate. PSO. M&.7246 ·Santa Ana ~ Chev. Impala Sta. Wq:. ·or 548-7m . .-~ "" , . . . 1n very good cond. A1king ;,Ex::e<~l ::;"';;:""~·:_.;l~l.:_:!Sll::::_. 4~94-:'.:::74'.'.130:.1 'i:.i"i<Aii'MA';;;N'r.iiii<r.:;;;; 70 Buick R 1v1era, xlnt cond., $1195. 642-5037 aft 6 '69 V\V Bus S.pas!, lo mi's. '63 KARi\1ANN GHIA Convl. p/seats, windows, fill whl." . . · · i\1usl sell. ?t1ake oUer. ~bit '66 eng. New pa.int, air, gold/blck· vinyl top. 6& CHEVY_ ~1acayne 4 Dr .. 830-8761. tires., etc. ,Beautiful con· $3500. 644-8210. Good cond1hon. 1970 V\V Bus. Xlnt cond. dition $700. 675--3334. r '70 BUICK Electra 22.'l Cust. ·-1 VA~llV~ Asking S2600. But \\'ill deal '69 V\V Delux Sund i a I 23.000 actual mi. Full pwr. 1 • • • • au to. tape, if interested. 837-3640. Camper. AM/FM rad .. New AM/FM slt>reo + air. paneling, ice-box. $2,900. tires, Xlnl cond, ~7--0(23 all Showrm concl. SU..1081. * 675-6353 * '66 VW Rebl~ eng .. sunroof, p.m. ,59 1954 CHEVY ron1 well. 'MU1t sell. Best -=~=~==~-1 · Bu ic k, A-1, m•1s1 offer. 646-9152 att'6 .. pm." ... '68 VW CAMPER see! $225. 1.fr. Ross 350 \V. Not too Md? Brst ollerf '66 VW BUG. XInt eond. ~ . Bay, C. 1.f. 968-0675 aft 6. e ·542-<0.J6 • in body ·& engine. Pop top. 4 spd. dlr. f'ully Good Solid Trans CHRYSLER 675-7205 * 675-7420 camper equipped, Take old· '61 Lt Sabre 2 dr, S425. ,69 V\V Su D' 1 C ,.,. er fol'l'!.ign car or amall 540--6940 557-40791 --.,-.C-H_R_Y_S_L_E_R_,. n ia amr-r. do"'n. Can llnance. 546-8736 CADILLAC -Xlnt cond. $2600 or bst ofr. or 4g.1-6Bll. (WJB006l NEWPORT CUSTOM , &15-5844. o;:-==~=,..--'--=-1 --=-,,,.='.0-:"".",....-IHardtop Coupe. Automatic ' --,~64~VW=-*-$~5~00~-'71 KOMBI, 9.ooo-mi. Like '67 CADILLAC Transmission, Po\\.'Cr Stttr- be-st offer, 979-1340 alt 5 new. s2595. Radio and Ex· SEDAN DE VILLE Ing, Powe r Brakes, Factory tra&. 220 San .Remo, N.S. Full Power, Factory A ir. Air, New Tires. (VTD835) 1960 VW Bus, xlnt running 673-1784. tZWD~) current blue book Current blue -book $1960 . eond. 1st S375. takes! * '69 VW BUL..,.,.Sunroof, $2570. $116.74 total down, $&3 S95.77 tollll down. S66 total 642-9495 Mags, $550 & take over total monthly. $2416.95 is the monthly. $1891.95 is the total '66 Olds F85, $850 or oflr pymnt! or Slnl cash. total casti pri~e Including cash pric~ including tax & ' '64 VW, $700 or oUer. C8.ll 548-1626. lax & llter1$e. Deferred pa,v. licen!e. Deferred payment 64~2016 -poth great!! .68 V\V BUS. Very law ment price is $2988 includ.ing price is $2376 including tax ,_11 tax. hcense & all ca.tTyJng license k all carrying chlll'i'. '70 Bus & '66 Sedan mile"age. 1'-1ust 1ell. """' .charge, for 36 months on es for 36 months on pre ap. , ** 67a.-8109 ** SJf.-9659. pre approval of your good provaJ of your good credit., '71 V\V BUS. Air, R/H, etc. '68 KARMANN Ghia, Vuy ch!dit. A1''NUAL PERCENT-ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 1 Still ·on \varranty. 16,800 clean: Reblt engine. Call AGE RATE 17.86%. RATE 19.18~. 6--"'"-,-------------------=====================--1 mi'•· $27"'1. 640-9108. 960-9708 o• 534-4153. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC DAVE ROSS PONTIAC , '66 yw Bug, Gopd Cond .. ·n V\V Bus Sunrf. xtras 24M Harbor Blvd., 248<1 ~arbor Blvd., : :· ' ' • Read Daily Pilot Classified deluxe radKi, Xlnt running galore. Jn Warr. XlnL. Must C0&ta Mep la /l.1csa ...,w $875. 548-12.10 Sac. 8.10-4141. LARGEST 1967 CHRYSLER, 9 '57 VW $175. Fi rm. SELECTION OF ~senge~ s.tation wagon . *** 546-4712 *** CADILLACS IN Air condttorung;. etc. XTG , ORANGE COUNTY 864, Sl499. Chick Ivel'!()n, ~ .. ~. ;p~~~~70j"A~~~to1.!1:,.1.mijpojii•l~r'··~'-~ ... ~"·~···~··jiA~uitoisj,ilij'!'i~ij~;"'~~.9i7i0 SALES-LEASING 1970 Harbor Blvd., C:Osta ,_ AvnfORIZED Mesa. ·SERVICE . l:.,;70C-CCh=..,..=1,-::-,-,N;-,-wpo-.,-,. · ··~ +--• • • . . +. .. , • + • .. - Naben CadiDac a ... ''"'' '" AT. "'"'"· 26CJO HARBOR BL., ~~s~~c~~ F :~i:r..ow ' COSTA MESA . - 540.9100 Open SUnd&J' 9 PASS. Wagon '62. all extras . $325 or trade for compact. 69 EL Dorado, . Black on 283 Lilac Ln. Cl\f S48-52S7 black, fully ~wpped. Air ' · ·leather, A.\f/FM, Stereo: SHARP 1967 Chry. 300 56,(Q) full power, vinyl top, low miles. Need!! Rod Bearin&s. mileage. Pvt. Ply. agency l\lake onf'r. 54G-3058. serviced. $4,595. 968-2929 or '61 CHRYSLER Ne.vport. 962-lll3. Xlnt Mech. Cond. Good CAD '69 Eldorado, 31,000 _Tn.-="::'•,.,· ,,s>10=:,.,"~"-~l~Z35~. ~-1 mi'•. odg. own ... Alb.... CONTINENTAL Immac. Local carL...Wkdy! ~t~~: wknd • "" '70 Cont Mark 111 "68 FLEETWOOD Brghm Leather, Full Power Equip. fully k>Aded. All xtlas: ment._ Split Seat ·.Both Pow. leather inter. Blk vinyl-top er:,_!~Ql'ldljlnr\ln&. _ ~ o"" Muoo,, ""'· ply. $5890 $3195. 557-4972. Newport National '69 EL DORADO, stl'l'l'!O, •Leasing Co, viny l top, leather, firemlst Divi1ion ol So. Calif. paint, all xlras, like new. 1st Natlonlll Bank S46oo. 673-6118. 2022 Buslne~s CPn!er, Jrvine 19ID COUPE O! Ville fully 833-8620 load•d, AM/FM. m'. xlnt '60 CONTINENTAL cond. $4.500. Call St&n, ~-~=~· ~~~~--1AU faclory pawrr 11 ctt11.10r-1967 SEDAN De Ville 4 dr, ies . .f Door ltardlop. IUIT- xlnt• oond. Ntw paint, steam 42.f) = $200). Call / Stan, 1 $278 CADILLAC, Gold Co"'· HIGHLA ND MOTORS Prem.tum cond. S 28 50 · 2145 Harbor Bl\·tl \Vetkend1 only 642-2178, Cmta '-1c111 .&t;;.5404 owntr. SILVER Con1lnen11J recently '68 El Dorado, Beaut cond, re.conditioned. &t'lO. com. All xtru. $3150. plete. OWntr l~avin1 town. * * 67l-8266 * * \YIU sacrifice lor $6.lO. 6*1656. CA MARO 1.,------· ---11970 MARK 01. like new, ~ ''O ·RALJ.Y Sport. air, slick. full7 equlp'd, low ntlle11re ~ lo mJ's. alt xtras. Sacritice. tlexlbl.e on price 11nct ,,....:..' • . ...... t. 675-699!1. ' Phone 546-1600 before 5 p.m. ~ '68 CA/l.fARO Railey SporL The W te1t drAw In the ' Blk vin. top. Xlnt cond. Wl"!t ... ll Daily Pl lo f ~~ Sl«JO. 962-7469. Claulried Ad. 642-3673. '• er r, o. 8, . ' s • ce D 5 k r- • t ,, ' ' . ' • ,~ ' - I Ai*' ...... F I XZ: IU 998 ·------1 i-.....;.,c"'OR,...._Y.;:.A:;..IR_...; -"---· _u ___ • __ --...,...----DODGE Auto&. u.c ~ '! NA-•tot...;.' -::u;_:-:·:':·~-=-.,~-.......... r"0 .. : • .;.·1l~A=uh>l,~ .. ~~FOID!~'!"":__. . .:,l;l;..!l, !4 co COR~ -------fOltD _ '66 RVAnt , 4. S1ieed, .-:::-:~=~-'--'!il COUGAR, xbtt mgd. new '6'1 DODGE ' ,Dart. -1 door ---- Conv .• BiJ't'rtline,lltJenev.>, 'li6 STINGRAY Semi tlre1~il brUe1. $liSOO; SEDAN, AUTOMAT '89 ~E.~2 (ctor low fVlles. CSDC44.9). SSTT. Cuiilom. Exceptional. Many 83()...51.35 _. tra'nsportition, ffi'nJXl5) hardtop. V-8, Au~. trans., DUNTON FORD ·i;s ,;ar1 .. m • '"• 1° lnl'•· --------sm. tactnry a~. c Y z"" • >. ' 546-7~70 .. .....,,_ · · .. DODGE DUNTON FORD 1'177· · • ' mo So. Malo at Warnir '65 'VETTE $1100 546-7070 DUNTON FO ' Santa Ana. Consider ;t.l'Mie, 536-5067 '67 Dod&:e Monaco 4 Dr. 2240 So. ?tta,in at Warner • ~J.ilo , .; '64 CORVAIR 1'1onu Coupe. COUGAR Hatqtop, 't-4, Aulq. Tram., ~nta,Ana 224Q. So. Mafn &t WUJW, Auto. 'Orig. low miles. Factory Air Cond., Power =~=~,,:::.;::::.=---Santa An.a • -~ --=-----' Steering, Vinyl Ra 0 r , 1969 DODGE Super Van. ~2~.·-·1~0..,,'~ ~nly '39.9. '67 COUGAR -(XOA140l. No Bttler Value tJn<!er wanuty. Xlnt cond. '66 FORD Wa1on, Country ~ Hardtop Coupe, Automatic t $871 $1900 or best ofter. 548-~. Squire, r>s. pb, a Ir, xlnt '62 SPIDER 150 tu r b o Trusmisslon, Po"·er. Steer!. 8 Dl•NTON FOltD '67 XT·29 Charger air, full fYOnd . Many xtras. $1295. :11, l'ord ·~i& ~''"'°· Tnns., ,Factory. Air Cons!., Power Slttring, S ha r p . !'"J"l'802•· 1111. DUNTON.. FORD 546-7070 mt So. ttiailn1• w.,,,., Santa Ana '63 GALAXY 500, P/S, All ne.v tires, Good running cond, Orig onr1 $ 3 5 O. 5"46-1473. c_hata:er bucket seats 4 11pd, ing, Po.wer Brakes, Radio & ~ 546-7070 pwr, auto. xlnt' cond! Make I ~"~2--0=58'=·=°"'""",..,,--,"" new .'tlrts .\ tune-up. $275. Heater. (VC0553) Current ofter 540-7899. '70 TORINO GT, 2 Dr. H.T., '65 COUNTRY Sq u I re ~S-8496. Blue Book $1445. $55.62 total :mo So. Main at Warner FALCON V..fl, Auto. TrU\I., Fae. Air, Wagon, v-a. Auto. Trans. '61 COUGAR : au tp m ~ 1 I c flown. $67 1otal ~nthly. =~==-~•=-Ana=--~ Po"'· B~lc.e1 ... Wind. R&H. PoMr stttring. (NHE9U). transmluwo. "'"'' b"k", 1!366.95 i• lh• total cuh ''6 DART GT. Auto, all', · . (955AN'l. 11917. l-\TI. P"" i-" .. ". .... ,. P s -'65 FAI,cxJN:c~. v~. •tkk NTON FORD ·DUNTON FORD power steering, radio. htr. '"''wu1ng ....,. & ic-I ' s,....., ,~ eves. or ,.._ DU SU95. 64Wll8. ense. Deferm:I. Payment 64&.9&5l Dys, Mrs. Hoff-shift, radio, hea te r . ~r:ice is n~ lnclud.~ tax, man. INGC396J, $377, ~JQ~ 546-1070 ~ . l!l65 CORSA 180 hp llet>n&e & all carrying charg-,68 CORONET 4 door sedan, DUNTON PORD 2240 So. Main '1' \Varner .mo So. M~ ·•t W&J'l'lll(·· Turbocharged. Good cofKI. t>s for 24 mon111& on pre ap-v.a, new P.linl, eood ti.rei, 1 5"-7070 .' Santa Ana Santa Ana $-t!IO * f>.t9-J726 pro\'al of YOl.lr good cred it. owner. SU2i. 646-6739. nfO.So . .Main at Wl..M)!r :A:;"'°';;::::•,;No.;;;.w:;.. ___ 9..;IO;.;..._A_u_tot.....;'.....;N_o_w ____ no_;..A.,...,u_to_s._N_•_w ______ I '62. CO. RYAIRJ'an rl'.'cently ANNUAL PERCE.i.'lTAGE =~='-c:;c,:._cc.:..=:_,.-. btt Xl d •""" RATE ?L28 %. '64 DODGE Polara, 2 Dr. · Santa Ana. re eng. con . olJIN, '"3-4809. DAVE ROSS l'ONTIAC ""'tot>-Big ... i... • FORD 2480 Harbor Boule..rard spelX:I, Red & S h a r p . ---------CORVETIE Costa lttesa . ' (GNYlOll). s-tn. '59 FORD GalllXie, ' door. '68 Cougar XR1 V 8, DUNTON FORD Run• good. V-!. aotomolk a11,foma1ic trans, factory 546-JOJO · 1 1r 1 a 17 0_1., radio. { i G K96,8 l, 1!1_71 Corvette, ·like new. Sun root. AM/F,.i'\f, auto, 11 i r cond. Aztec gold. ~1u11t sell. Asking $5.100. 494-8561. air. po\.•oer steering: pov.·er 2240 So. Main at Warner brakes:"vinyl ('()Of, like ne\.\', · Santa Ana ' -D.UNTON flORD WV:V014 $1577. ' - IT'S Beach hollse time. Blg- aest selection ever! See the OAil.Y. PILOT Cluslfled DUNTON ·FORD "W h l t• Elophaots" """~ 546-7070 running your house! Tum 2240 So. Main a t Warner 546-1070 .them into "CASH" -sell Santa Ana 2'l10 So. Maio at Wuoer them thru Dolly P ll o t ~'6"'9~f~A~IR~LA=N£~=5o~O-. _ Sa:nta 'Ana Classified. 642-5678. Autos, New 980 Autos, NeW ~"NEW 1~71 CAPRICE' ALlNEW .. )9ti•s-& ·oemonstratOis _$1003 21 - ~~ .. DISCOUNT DISCOUNJED . TO SE.tl NOW!· '63 OLDS . • ,.dOor N rd10P. VL 1uto. lrft!S.. pow t r 11 .. r., IMlwtr br1t ... lHGL 11d S~LI: $389 ....... ' '69 iM PALA Ca11pt. Custom. tlr tOrld., V.a, IUIO. ltl"I" POW!t ttMr., vinyl fOI!. (VCZ '19) ::~;.. s22&0 '65 IMPALA PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE These cors carry ba lontt-of S Yeor, 50,000 Mile Worronty. . '10 CHEV. MALllU y-t, auto. lr1111 .. II"'· iltt!', 11wr. brakes, l1'>d1u top. r111y whttl1. 1,n. BEOJ ~ '10 CHEV. NOVA SP!lr! (OUIMI, v.1. Aulo. lr•n•., POWfL 1teer., Fact. a ir. !614 ABBl '69 r;HfV • . MALllU ·10 cM1v. _ NOV.\ v..a. eng....,, 1'uto. rnttk · tran1mi1sion, po111e~ sturlt19, ,,_ dlo. ""'''· (].U. ASMJ '10 .NOVA COUPI V·I, •uTo. "'"'·· P<IWI!' wur., redla, hu!..-. t•U AllOI • '70 MALllU '69 CAMARO Air Conti., V-1, 1ull. lrl M ., power "'"'· r•· itlll, ltutw. IYSS •di '63 CACI LLAC COUPI" DEVll..LI" Ftclary 1lr, 11111 -· !OJI( HI) SALi: s395 "'" '61 vw ·t.Ov.-IUO Coupe. Auto., PS: Air. Ex- ceptl.ol'lally dean and very low mileage. (YYJ4751 $2199 allL YATES VW :m52 Valle Rd .. S..n Juan Capistrano A37-48i'lo/~499-2261 '68 FORD Galaxie 500, 2 Door, V-8, Auto. trans., fat· · tDry· air. (XJW504). $1017. DUNTON FORD . 541010· • 12240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana '59 FORD WAGON Runs ExcclJent, No DenlJ, tGBL108J $175 Fui! Price. SURFSIDE MOTORS 147,3142· -· e SJ'EERING WHEEL-1967 Ford Galaxie attached. Fac- tory air, automatic trans, 390 engine -tteently tuned. Very good condition. $789. 644-7201 eves. MECHANICS special. 1963 Ford Fairlane w a go n . Needs work: $50. 54&-0UM SJHm. 1970 FORD &!per Vllll E-300, $2300. or .best offer. Must .sell Otis week. 49S-1321 or 496-6368. '64 ;FALCON ConV1. Stick, good cond. ·,OIBAP! ! ! Call Alt 6 prii. or wknds, 83G-4792. * * '61 CountrY Sedan 9 Pa11 Wagon. Looks A ti.UIS good. $195. 673-2256. '64 FALCON Wagon... V-3, auto, PIS, depeDdable trans· portation. $375. ? 968-8923 '64 FORD Stalion Wa1on One owner. Xlnt concl. * ~7873 * • " DUf TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF THE ~ 1,972 CADILLACS _,,_ 1 ~'. . .':We !lave @ne ofJhe.Flnest Selection .. of Quality Cadillac Trade-Ins to Choose From '' ~ s 1 '10 n DOIADO PftM;rf •• ..i .... 1 ....... i..11 ...... Ill! .... 1-..,;, ·-1.,, ·-· ,_ i..u ... ~1..i -i..1, lontl..,. Miii & .._, ... , 1 ... 11.,, UlllAGI) • •5444 e ltM & DOIADO ...,_.,. .W .-.Mt!-..... foll ,._, .... d N•. oll i..,1~., I•· '-''-'· ....... 1111 & .. 1 .... p1, ,1,..,1,.., _, ,locln, ett:., otc. A -' dreo ..... r. (YMW•lll • $4222 ·- 1961 CH.. DI Villi hctwy AW C-4"-.... Oftly 14,'lCIO ..it ... v1.,. '"•· foll i..11 .. , l•,.111'-, ell ,. .. , .,._, Hit & lllot<••I< ,,_,1,.., ... ,... -I .. \!., O'I<. "0... I• o Mlltl.., .. 1wvvt•JF SALE PRICED • ··--'"'°"""' .... ·-i..t _,., ,.., - ltoob, lilt t. ~" w-1. i..11 .. -. _.,.• -.. .....,,,_ .,.,..., j'30AfOJ• • •4888. e ·~222 , .. 19 .. CH..~- • i..11 i..o .... 111- .. tl ... 1111 '&• ..... ._.i ........... . -, ..... locb, All ,. .. , •111'9, -•OUlll'-''*' ... 1 ... '"' teM,. IY'"611 '.. ' • e •3777 e · Your tllolc• ot .~ ,-9 •• w. DI VIW .. • ll ~or.ados l'ia.t. • ....,_, _..., ._,1,.11 • lta'ughams i.0,~ .. 1 ........ n ............. AM.t • Sed. D•Vllles fM IOdl•. _, .,~ .. ••"••· 14f•• • Cpa. OeVlll.es i. •• .... ,. .... 1 .. 1 .. 1.11-111., L ·• Convertlblet{ ' "*' • "'•ft:':.:~UvDJ«J _·_s._d_a_•• ___ ._-, 1 ·e.:s2777 e i 1967 CPL DI V1U1 19tl S1D:D1 Vtu.1 ,_, • ....._ i.n -·· -.w ,_, • --.. .....,. .., .. 11 .... AM/'14, ""'"11i..r • ...., •· i..t• .......... 11 ...-, .._ -· tilt & lei-.k -.. •'<. ....... ~·1M, Mlt & toi.o-ic o1r., 411 ••Wflti....I ..i ... r lllfAGQ ..ic.., ..._ f!CV1UO) e •2111 e • '2555 e • SELECT. ~E~li!tS e ·, ..,,. ........ J •. """"'"· "~ .. . 31.000 locol .11 ... feet. "'' ...... . •l~'l'I ....w .... -· ....... -· "'•Iott, ............. '""'I•, wow, & 1 ... 11 ... ,_ .. 1r• !fn2.i1 19 .. otlT$Lll c .. ,.,., ..... ,..., ....... .....,,.,., ""'· .w ....._, i..u -·· "'"" '"•· ....... i... .. """' hilff., _, .... ......... & -..... -"''If dtl-.,1i... !ZDY7~1l lt .. COUGAA .._,t1hf -1 • ...I' .M .. ~ 1>1t. • ...i~11 ..... ~lk. """"lol•••.,'~ .1., lull ... wjit;_~llt' wMtl, eh- .. t•!O'I' •• ,_.w. & few .. u ... UiJDl'I 1'70_0U>IMOllU L~•Wl W.. w!tlo "!t,I .. ,, ••1111•.Y 1 ... 11 ... , ... _., .1,, 1.11 ,._, .... 1 .......... 1. -1 ...... 1111 & .. l•«•Plc ·-lftt . "'""' ••· IN & N lr 1$,000 •ii•" (179&$Yf 19•9 CHIVIOUI' .,...,....!\ .. · "·'· .... ~ 2t~"""'!'J ........... ~. -.-.. .-.............. .,. .... VI _, 1 .. , •la. -.: rffle, a .. 111 '""' .. "' ,,.,, •• 1AH1t5l 1t70 IUICIC ,....,i_. ti• .... c,.. ,,....., elr -4., lull _., •1•1' ..... 1.,1 '""'" -. t\11 wt.Ml, AM·IM ... ,.. ot•ltl•I•>, ,,..,. wh-11. M.111 H UJ 01te. l-.ii.. ... (ZWHlll) . \/.f. &uto '''"'" 11r tond., r t 'a I a, 1111!,t. (HFX 6t7J SALi $605 Cauii., V·I, 1uto.. ltlM., P0"""f l!ttr· lnO.. redla, l>Nltr, !XOK 1t5l VI, ouro. 1ron1., feet. 1ir ~-Paw- .,. .10tetr., paw• r b"kff, vln.,-1 lop, rally whttls. (•n- SEVI • C.., r~io, llH!tr. tl!A~ 263) SALi s795 '66 COUNTRY Sedan, 390 • 4 •ne. F•ct •ir. P'lpb. good ' '' Sol•~easlng-.ltlitflo.rilf-SetVlc• ' ' ' P•ICl Autos, New • '"" cond. rack, 17 2U. 64.'>-3864. NABER5-JCADILLAL 1969 LTD 2 Dr., hdtp, Sharp. · Lo"' "lih••· Powor. s:i;oo. . . _ _ . _ :-:~~~E soo Wagon .. . _A!!fhorized F~r; D~l~r· ~ • ~~· Xl•• -;;';'· .. ...,.,. * * 1495· 2600 Harbor Blvd. Casta Mesa '69 LTD wagon. JO p.,,., .,, Call 540-9100 .Open Evenings & Sunday • HP. Poy,·er, stereo, air: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! mini cond. $2600. ~:Ki16t ~ Autos, New 980 Autos, f'.'ew 980 Autos, Mew 980Autos, New ·-980Autos, New 980 -- • POUG PICKS£'{ GOOD""'~sE=--==[EC~TI N j E '71 . & . ' 2- . R1., ... I ' ' ALL 'CARS SUIJECT TO PRIOR SALE -AT THE FROZEN PRICES! TAKE VALLEY VIEJI OFF RAMP ' Fit.QM FREEWAY .. Good Selec•ion _. of New '71· • .'12 t=orcls At The Frozen· .Prices! • Wl.DONT~U WNIU YOU IOCl9Hf. Y.OU~ CAI •wou..-·ua 111myq• - '' ~ I I DAILY .'ILOT ---§J I ........ I~ I -...... 1§1 I ......... l§l I .......... l§J f -··"* 1§1 I ........... !§: [ -·-1§1 I ........ 1§1 ~Ajijlljjj .. iiiiiUiioodiiiiiiiiii~i! ... ~ .......; Uood " A-. Used ,,. Autes, Uood 990 -. Used. 990 Autos. ._ 990 A~tos, Used 990 AlllM. Uood · 990 Autos, Used 990 ·~ , .... ..........,FO~R~D--LINCOLN __ M_ER_C __ U_R_Y_ ------MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE . 1-0.,.,...LD'""s.,..M'"'o""B""'IL:E,,,.-· OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC MUSTANG ... l'ORD CUSTOM '71 MARK Ill 1'71 MERCURY '66 MUSTANG '69 OLDSMOBILE '69 PONTIAC 4 Door ~ A.utomatk DN.lers Per9ona1 Car STATION WAGONS '60 Olds Stai.ion '\Vagot1 Auto 166 TORONAOO. silver.gray, SUPREME CUTLASS CATALINA !ransmlaDon. ,Poftr St~ nu. beautiful luxury car ts HERTZ CORP. '61 l11&1tang Fastback VI, , ~ Trans., Power Steer. Radio, Cn!ampuU, new e!'ll, neW Hardtop Cou,ie. AutomaUc, lfardtop CouPf'. Vof, Auto- IJJC. (EBELJ <.'Um!ftt r -e f\illy rqulpped v.ith all the 221 w. Katella, Anahe.iiq.. aulo tram, sharp. VOW 596 A;,.~tJc white· a11to-trans, • fi Healer, good runn er, radials, pl'.T seall, v.indov.'s Pol'.-er Steering, p 0 we r mallc Transmlssloll, 1'>11oe1· ~ ~'!n~~~ luxury ~tures ~ would (714) nM050 $1D07!U.NTON FORD ~-~~~~ -Good buy at (QACJOO:). $117. e'IC, AM/nI. climate con-Brakes, Factory Air Condi-Stee1•ing, Pooa·er Brake!!, rhe total cash prloe tnelud-exptet_ 11 1 ~~ new con-'71 lifERCURY Colony Pk 10 H b , VW DUNTON FORD h,,t.-IitUSI' SELL at once! tionlng. IZVD147> Current :..",','','l', .. !booklr. (Y~ri63. 1119cu7_!~ di will "hr--, -..1 .. 1ec1 ar our "'70!0 See at 100 Via Quito, Lido blue bo(>k ~. $m.M totaJ ,., ...-"" 11lf tax " li.oen&it. DdttTed tiOn Pt;~ ")au-w9.1';--Air.-..U1>wr;iill --~-··54$.1070__. ·-. -J I 714 67" .,_ do 179 at hJ total down. 170 total month· . Is ".,.,.. . ....._ ..,..., test drive this ...... , t 22IO So. Maln at \l'a-r as. t ) ~ ........ £. wn. lot mon! y. pay!l)tft{ price ...... in-""""" ,,-...... 1 ereo A: roof nck. 22-IO So. Maln at \Varner · '"'' 1"'"19" · the t tat h ly. 12101.9,· ;6 11.-total cash ,,A;..,.. ,.....,._ -" cl•-1A -..OTA ...,~ .....,.. U871 Beach Bl d llu t Bch <."'n-ta Ana '19"01d1 ft-It• 11 £'fV ' ~ IS 0 ca_• '"" cl.....;...., tax. ~--It ... -· .--~'"'· Santa Ana v • · " ' .xmr • ..,. price !ndudlng tax I: lie-price Including tax ~ llc- carrying charges for }j S791T MUSTANG '68 l\-r\JSTANG 2 D Hard: 842M35. '68 -ouis Cu tl a 1'. Con. _ROYAL. F.ull power, YCR983 elll!c. Deterred Pl!Yment en11e. Deff'n"Ud paym~nt =~~ ~~~~ DUNTON FORD , top: V-8, Aut~ .Tra~· •. , Ra. '70 ,l\1USfANG Fast.back, V-vertlbl~. P/S, P/B, Xlnt $2499 . · price Is $2.%1 incltlding tax, pl'iee Is $2"a20. including tax, PERCE.iVI'AGE ·RATE 546-7070 MACH J, l91l. like new, air dlo, Heater,' ~'er Steering, 8, AJT. fact. air. P/S; cond, Besl oUer, \Vill deal. license & all carrying charg. license Si all carrying char&· 2U4'>fi · :mo Ser. Main at Warner cond., tape decls. ~tany ex. (\Vf'Bro2l. $1299. Chlck JV-P/B. Loaded. \3.14VTht). 962-2436 es for 36 n\Onlhs on pre ap· cs for 36 months on P~ ap· DAVE.ROSS PONTIAC s-ta Ana h'a!, H.crifice. S3395. ~on,~:97o Harbor Bh·d., $2D577U.NTON FORD ·11 Cut. Sup. P'''" p/b, pis, ~~~~A~ youp~~':1J~ ~~~Ao~ yo~~~~'*~i~ ZIBO ~ 8Wd., MA'YERJCK.' 67;.72lll. -~ta='~',.=· ==~-"' '"'"' Ex cond 1000 S F-12 RA TIC 118' • Costa Moaa ,., MUSTANG $200 + '""' 1971 MUSTANGS · 546-7070 mt';. $3600.' ~-. 2 o~2H~r~.°Good Cond. DA~~ 1~gfs' PONJl4C il'.t:ve Rois PONTIAC * '71 FORDS * over·pyments.' Call anytime HERTZ CORP. mo So. Main at \Varner 'M Olc\_1 98, xlnt, new tires, 4 (JFU703l $175 Full Price. 2480 Harbor Blvd.. 2180 Harbor Blvd., GAIAXIES e MUSTANGS '70 MAVERICK. 1 Dr., Stick wlaxi! ~ alt 5 v.icdys 221 \V. Katella, Anaheim Santi An.i dr, air, all pwr, run11 Uke SURFSIDE MOTORS . -Calta Mesa Costa Mesa TOI"..INOS Shift. Heatu. (066ASL). 646--369' (714) 778-4050 1968 MUSTANG, lo mileage, new. $£Al. 646-3471. . 847..3842 PLYMOUTH ** '66 LE i\fan.s, V-8, 2.dr, HERTZ CORP $1377. '65 MUSTANG, 6 cyl., R/H, ,65 MUSTANG V-~. A steal 3 speed, air cond., bt'low '62 OLDS Cutlass V-6 Good T\VO 1968 Olds Cullass;2 Dr. --....,.-----HT. Xlnl cond. Orig. ownr. zn. W. Kati!lla. Anaheu: DUNTON FORD new pa.Int (yet.law), new at $300! Must sell, needJ Blue Book $1175. 846-6371. cond. $200. hrdtp. p/.s, auto trans.. '69 'PLY ROAD $990. Phone aft 5. 842-1510. (7l4} Jn.4151 ~7070 brakH, good cond. $895, rnioor \\'Ork. after 4 pm. OLDSMOBILE Call 962-7562 r/h, air cond. $1650: Ask for · • '61 LE MANS mo So. Main at Warner 847--0573. 1826 Placentia, Apl. D., --------'68 Olds 442. Xln1 cond. $1400 1r~ ~iarks. 673-3130, 9 am4 RUNN£ H1u·dtop Coupe. V·8, Aulo-UNCOLN Santa Ana '65 ~tustang. air cond, stereo. C.~I. '&t OLDS 98, 4 dr, loaded, or best otrer. 67H989 pm. \\"kda)'I. R rnatic, tull JXl"'er. air t:on- Good concl. $650. Call 1·~..,~~.,~U~ST=Al~N='G~3=oo~oo-n-vt. lmmacutate. ~lake orter. all before 8:30 AJ\f. '68 CUSf Tornado, full P\\'r, ditioning. IVHAIS'll Cllrn.!nl 1961 LIN~ Cont~tal. runs J:(lod b>lcJI giood. New lirea. $200 646-lnt. 6~__,__ -ove.rfJt....engine, ne.w tires, _ .. _...,_,._,_. ~~=~-'60 Olds, A/C, Riff, neiv fac 'air, am/Im, tilt \lo'hl. 4 spd -Sharpt 28,707 actual Blue Book $1890. S86 total '66 MUSTANG $500 disc brain!'!,, Xlnt cond. '64 F-15 $250: seat ·covers &-trans. ·Runs-cru.s <.'(Jntr; xtra shTp l miles -Sa\"e at $1499. YZL· ®"·n. S&8 lotal monthly. ' Or Bst Ofr 646-3681 alt 6 &4-6m . . * 968-5797 * good, Cle11:n $195. 645-2768 o~. 6Ta-1079. ' 677. ~ $1681.9:1 is the totaJ cash H b Vw price including la.'( &. lic- Autos,-Aulol. N•w 9IO Autos. Now 9IO Autos, Now If. l)Ur '""'· Deterred """""' pri<:t! Is $2™0 including tax, license & all canying charg· es tor 30 months on p~ ap- proval of you good credit. ANNUAL .PERCENTAGE RATE IS 19.s.i%. t TIME l:l ' _ .. _ -·-· Awft fw ltn NO PRICE RAISE ON ANY '72 Models In Our '.Stock As Of Nov. 16th. '' READ CAREFULLY! WHILE THEY LAST UNBEATABLE DISCOUNTS ON NEW '71's AND IMMACULATE '71 =D.EMO_AftDJU.C_CARS THIS MEANS YOU·STILL CAN CHOOS.E FROM ROW UPON ROW OF BRAND NEW '71 's THAT CARRY UNCHANGED "FREEZE" PRICES. THESE CARS ARE AU SUBJECT TO 7!/ir-CASH REBATE UPON CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF EXCISE TAX REDUCTION, AND ALSO SUBJECT TO OUR YEAR ROUND VOLUME DISCOUNTS. COME IN TODAY AND . • • • SA-VE!! Still A Big Selection To Choose From! HUGE USED CAR ''OVER-STOCK'' ·ClEARA~eE- STATION WAGON SALE! 15 TO CHOOSE FROM. Import$ & DomHllcs. C:oHtry sods., SquirH, Torbto. Y.W., Yoho, DatM•, 01ck.. Mere., Toyota, OpeL ''5 rt.ru '7J tnOCltk. Some wlttl hih power Ir air cond. '70 FORD 10 PASS·. '65 FORD WAGON Sq11itt. \II, R&H, 1ulo., t it, P.S., P.I .• Cou"lry t.d111. R&H, 111to., __ 1ir, P.S., 9ad-111il11. ll061EJI --- 9000 mi111. IWWK769l ILUI 1001 PalCI SJJ41 $796 ~R~~E $2896 MUSTANG SALE! !Hoy to-.."-. '65 thnt '71 models. c .. ,.., hardtops, con•ortl· Ille aod 2+2 fastbacks. S-wltlo 4 1Pffds, oho air cood~loolng Gfld Olltomatic modeh. EXAMPLE: '71 MUSTANG H.T. R1dio, h11ltr, 111lom1tic:, pwr, tlttr. I br1\1s, fie.I. 1ir, 9ood mil11. I019C9Rl ILUI 1001 PllCI SJJll OUR PRICE $2796 L T.D.-GALAXIE-T·BIRD--TORINO SALE! MClfly to choose from. '65 thr11 '71 Models, Sport rooh, formals. 2 door A 4 door hardtops & 1tdons. Full power, olr conditioning. Warranties GYGUable. EXAMPLE: '71 T-BIRD H.T. A•to., P.S., P.1., P·wind.ow1, P·b11e~1t t11t, AM.FM 5ftr10 r1dio, 1it co11d., tilt .,..t.111, wsw, body 1id1 mld'i•·· r1mot1 mirror, 9ood mil11. (6941ZJ J ILUI 1001 PllCl $4715 OUR PRICE $4196 MAVERICK-PINTO SALE! lt70 I 197 1'1, 4 1p1ed1,] 1"11d1, 1110 1ir eond. I 111lom11ic modi'•· EXAMPLES: '70 MAVERICK '71 PINTO tq11ipp1d, Atdio, h11ler. Gr1bb1r 9r11n/t1cin9 tlri p11 , 4 tp1td, t o11cl rnll11. !JJ7CAXI. ILUI IOO• PllCI S21JO $1596 ~R~~E $1796 '66 VOLVO 122S St1tion w19011. "( 1pttd, low mil11, IZXV24tl $996 '69 TOYOTA CORONA MK II. R&H, 111lom1lic, low mil11, !ZlKl66 J ILUl-IOOK PR.ICE $1170 OUR PRICE $1496 '70 COUGAR HARDTOP V•, 111to., tt&H, pgwer slflrlno, t it r.ond., wlnyl toot, fOOd miles. '"'""OE) I LUI 1001 n1c1 S21tl '66 PLYMOUTH VALIANT R&H, '"'to., P.S., 1ir con- ditionin9. Good 111 i I t I • ISVZl621 $896 '65 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 2 Dr. H.T., R&H, 11110., ·P.S., 1ir cond. Good 1T1il11. !PIT 4141. $796 '66 MALIBU S.S. H1rd!Oft.. • •P"d· r.alo, l!Nrtr, 11000 ml .... (SLV •151 $996 '67 RIVIERA Air cond., pa~r srHtlrtD . br1kes • ""lrtdows • •••Ii, "'"" paint, lcw mlln. CllO OlO $1896 '69 v.w. $TATION BUS 9 p1u1n91r. All 1t1h, 4 1p11d, 'iood mil11. I YWS- 7501 $1996 '70 CHARGER RT l!Mlo, hHler, 11110., P.$., 11r cond., vinyl rool, OOOd mun. (Ill AGEi . ILUl IOOIC PllCI $2160 '67 TOYOTA CORONA Std. RIH, ' '"'td, 9ood 1T1il1,. ITUP6lJ I $896 SAUS DEPT. HOURS I AM T• t PM MOtWll I Aaf·T• I f'M IAJ 1t AMT•• PM SUN PARTS-SERVICE HOUIS 7 AM Te t PM MON 1 AM Te 6 PM TUI-NI L '69 CORTINA GT 4 dr. Very low mff11. {412· AGEi ILUE IOOK NICE $1410 OUR PRICE $1196 '67 MUSTANG HARDTOP VI, I UlolftllllC, rldio, Miter, pow. It stt«}ng, good mlles. (Ul(D- U5J $1296 '71 FIAT SPYDER Roldsler. ""PP•· ''°° miltt. ILUI IOOK PlllCI $2215 '67 FORD LTD ' 4 dr. H.T. R&H, 111to,. P.S., 1ir cond., 9ood mi111. fUE P· 11 4) $1296 '70 IMPALA - 2 DR. H.T. Auto., l'.S., tt&H, -..111yl roof, 1lr ttnd., vinyl rotf. 41'1 ASQ) ILUI IOOK PRICE $J1JS ' '63 T-BIRD $896 '67 COUGAR HARDTOP VI. 111t11m1lic:, 11:&1-+. pClwtr sl~erlng, 1lr cond., llA dKk. Gcod mllts. !UJU •111 $1396 '70 GALAXIE 2 DR. H.T. VI, 1ulo..,.tH:, racpo. healer, vinyl roc>I, air COl\d. (fU AKCJ ILUE IOOK l'RICE $2705 '70 ELECTRA 225 CUSTOM 2 Dr. H.T., 111&1-+, 11110., P.S., P.fl .• air, vlnyl roof, tit W!l!1., AM/FM. t022 llSW) ILUE IOOK PRICE $401$ '71 LTD BROUGHAM Auta., Ill.I-+, ,.S., l'.1:1_ P-wln- -· ""'""' root, AM/f'M, '°"" mun. (1'5 IMQI ILUI IOOIC PR.ICE $4221_ p~r~E $2496 p~r~E $3696 I PUTS DEn, ONLY I AM le I .PM IATUllDA TS llB71 Beach Blvd, Hunt, Bell. 8~2-4435 '70 Conv, Fury III air A/T PIS. Sacri f ice ' FAR BELO\V \VHSLE S f 9 9 5 . 6T~308li. PONTIAC D4VE ROSS PONTIAC 2180 Harbor Blvd., Costa ,,1eu '56 Pontiac sta "'agon. Runs '69 FIREBIRD great! New brakes. Moving Iiardtop Coupe. Automatic easl. $200 or offer 962-1678 Transmiflsion, Power Steer· '67 PONTIAC ing, Radio & Heater. (YPP· 069) Current blue book BONNEVILLE $2265. $197.95 total down. $70 Hardtop Coupe. Power & total monthly. $2101.95 ls !he Factory Air, <VCK614) Cur- 1otal cash price including rent Blue Book $1540. $55.62 tax & license. Deferred pay. total down. $67 ti>tal m6nth· ment price is $2.320 including ly. $1366.95 ls the total cash tax, license & aU carrying price including tax &. lie· charges for 36 months on cnse. Deferr?d payment pre approval of your good price ls $1608 inducting tax, credit. ANNUAL PERCENT· license&: all carrying cbarg· AGE RATE Ill.82'1~. es r0r 2~ months on pre ap- DAVE ROSS PONTIAC provaJ or your good credit. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 2-i80 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa --n;___:.i;s%. -· · D4VE ROSS PONTl4C '68 FIREBIRO 400 • l\lust 2~80 Harbor Blvd., sell th!s week· auto. trans-Costa l\lesa P\l'r disc brakes . pwr Steer- ing-pwr .seats-tilt wheel-air con<J .• Railey V.'httls-lvide RAMBLER •• ,.,.. "''"" '"'"'· orig. ""•5""'9 RA""'M""'BLER WAGON owner· $1595. Or bst ofler. Phone 962-7626. '63 PON°'T~l~A~C-- , GR4ND PRIX Rebuilt Engine, Full Po\\·er Sharp. CFV\V830 1 $395 l-'ull Pr\Ct'. SURFSIDE MOTORS ~7-3840 . * $185 * "62 PONTIAC 838-1157 · '69 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Hardtop Coupe. f"ull pov.'t'r, factory air. tXSE410) Cur· rent blue book $3000. $127.16 total do\Vn. $8.'J total month· ly. $2731.SJ Is the total cash price includin.. tax & lie· en..<oc. Deferrt"d payment price Is S3486 including tax, license & all carrying chal'g- es for 24 months on pre ap- proval of your good credit. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 17.Z2'.4. 1>1cchanic's delgiht. l\VXV302l $47.50 HIGHLAND MOTORS Z14;) Harbor Bll'd. Cos!A ~le5a 645-5-104 '60 RAMBLER WAGON Automatic, Radio, Hea.tu. fEEY$1) $97.50 HIGHL4ND MOTORS 2145 Harbor Blvd. Costa. l\Jesa 645·?4W T-BIRD '67 T·BIRD, Factory Air CoM., Full POW('!', Vinyl Roof. (TYH618i. Compare at $977. DUNTON FORD DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2'240 So. Main at \Varner 2·180 J:larbor Blvd., Santa Ana 546.7070 Costa f\lesa GTO 1966, xlnt engine, needs '57 CLASSIC little fixing. Great buy at 1 ,,,~,.,*=54"'"5·0°'"",.'~*-~ $800. 644-5656 .68 T·BIRD, Factory Air '69 Gr•nd Prix lo mi Cone!., Full Power. Likt' $2.:i/5" * 546-a4l~ * Stl-3S7l new (\VAR676l. $1877. 'ti6 CATALINA 2 o,, llT, v. DUNTON FORD 8, auto, PIS, P/B, Lo mi, orig owner, Pri, Pt y. ~10--4407. "68 PONTIAC Le J\1ans, V-8, Auto Trans., Fae. Air. Po1\' St<'er., Po\v Brakes. (WIC669l. $1-li7 . DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. /\fa.in at \\'a.mer Santa Ana 546-7070 2'1-10 So. !\1ain at \Varnt'r Santa Ana ---·11 T·BIRD. V-8, auto. trans., factory air, full pov.'f'r, 1011• miles. Beautiful. l427DBOJ. $4411. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 22-10 SJ. Main al \\'amer Santa Ana Autos, Used SALE '70 BUICK ....... '"'· ""·· ''"'" S:359& 1tlf'M, Cllral'lll """"''· T•'•rll-IO-IUIRll-Alr, ,.~r. vn AFYI '70 CHEV ,.,,,.. '"· "' ....... $2995 I l".S., l'.I ., Air, Tl .. OJt.. AGl!I . '89 CHRYSLER ~.~~ ::~'.: ~-· $2695 , ~<_k_~ _!t•ll, 1lr. -"'"'•&s=-=c=H=nv""s'"'°L=En'<--~:~::.~ .... • ••· Sl 495 l'wll ,.wer, 11r c....i •• tin. cJ:WN .... '70 OLDS ,...,.., '"·· "'' HWff, $3895 t fir ~ .,.,.., lllt a ... , ........ -lftlln. '70 DODGE ......... '" .,., ... $3295 -lflluill" •• ,.,.., ,. ... 1""' VI, twtl., 1111tw/h11. '70 FORD ::-i,:..w.::::;.. ~o;:·.::.'." $3495 .,._ '""illrl a 1tr1•n. (421 AOY'I '&1 vw ~:.~:::,-:i:-~~ .. " (Ifft, $1295 '71 2~ft7 DATSUN, M•t wllNl1, 1lt $39-95--lfU&. t ..... , • .,._., l'fl'fH I ctnlfHltft In & wt. 1"9 &tTJ --.. OR 531-060I Corner lat & H•rbor S•nt• An• • • • • i .. • WE APPRECIATE YOUR IUSINESS . ~2URCHAS.E FORDS-CHEVYS ,PlYNlOUTHS I t!1 tJ fl•lil :I!: t•l t! I · ·p~:~~~s~ 52. · 188°0 PRICE . FULL ~-PR ICE ~.~!~.~~~~.~~· s7960 .... , ...... , ....... , .... ""''"'"" .. '·""""1"' • . MONTH """)nk~JHW"Ji .. "'1''1110 . .a .. l ••• •r,~ .. , . lit-1JJ l!H..1'1u 0 101•0 wl IO•' lcO"IH. •· ~rt~uNtOGf••11111'"" . FOR 36 MONTHS '70 MUSTANG BY FORD Red; WSW tires, whetl covers, heater, high back bucket seat1, 666ANB ''70 DODGE CHAR~ER YI, auta., factary air, power windows, RI H, WSW ttres. vl11yl ""'· 1512ASNI ' . '70 FORD GAtAXIE 500 ' ' • H.T., Y/I, w1w auto, radia & heoter, power 1teeri111, fact. air. 176Al Q. Meadow Green '70-Pl YMOUTH FURY Ill > ~ dr. H.T. Y/I , au ta, radio & heater, ppwer st1erili9, 1ir can4, full vi11yl i11t. 342AIV. Jocle Green '7-0 FORD ·GALAXIE soo ' HT. Y.8, 111to. r1dio, & h11t1r, f1ct 1fr, WIW wh11I CeYI"' lllMf ""'"''· 123AVOHorvest Yellow '70 Pl YMOUTH ROADRUNNER H.T., radio & h1ater, fu ll y factory equipped. 6JJ!('DY Red '70 CHEVY IMPALA Thii reel beauty has aut11. tron1. factory air cotuUtio11i111, radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl interior Tilt wheet 116AGI. • .. i I• ( '• ' .• j, ~' - '72 CHA GER i·'7J"· COLT "THE STYLE LEADE~" .: • · . •· N.r •. IMMEDIAT~ '· · ....;i?••.,;o. .. ' DELIVERY r,.. ... . .... ~. '''~"'"' "" ' .r -•w.k~ll "•• ........... • .... , . • f""'ialiii .... k•t _,., ·-1 $21 53· '"811; o!','.o'' =""'i9.:'.·:·::;~.~,. )'19' fl 'i ' y.. (;IMMEDIATI ~ --.. -199· ·1 8 Dll:IYll ~· ... , .. ' FULL -~ · , • 1 ' PRICE ~E ' •00\¥81 0 PRICE $ Wl·llill!W••""'·'uii.~~·-· ......... ·'\;. ., • . . ' .· ..... ~ ... • .. ~·*··--... -... -.,... S·8Mo'N· 1··H~F0ti• '• · '66 fHEV. P.O.', ~::::'.·~·:.~:'~:' $6 a·s 90 to worlc. (90743G) • FULL PRICI ' . '69 ·CH EVY MALIBU Molibu 2 *·· H.T~ v..a. rodio. tito11r, wll1t1woll "tir11, ......... ~ $988 F LL PRICE '68 o~~s .CUTLASS. CUTlASS52k • $988 H!T. Oillot-lioni, • ,,. kK"-1 oir c6!1di-.,. lio1un9. rodie, • lleottr, wfo411woll , tire5, ¥iny1 roo f. FULL PRICE ,.,,,., 11"<1 '*' ... ·'"·II'· ,. ... _'tM'l'JAI. •lllC!lllAGI IO"IHS ' '-'!111 .. % • , .... 1 " BRAND NEW '72DODGE TRU .. ' .. s'cluire ~ago"ri $2' · ·3i 10 poss o~1o rodio & 8 ''"''r, 11!1"(.-i.. ~ltttl1">9 '' ~ g' br"okts, Yf8 1le~·1. • ' ~. for,t'alr, WIW,•• • ·• • , < • ~'4 mtk 172.t.Ef Gold-• ' t,•, fft 8fOrHI ' / , FULL PRICE '68 GlfiY WAGON .. '6!1 F RD TORINO. '"""" ~; . ., . ..,..:· · · $-8 8 ;i;;, · · 1 • ,., "l s· 98' 8 hloltt,_POWtr _5, .. 20r.H.T .• Y-A tltc, wipm, windshitk.I diti. hlotll', •... -• wa~s. WVZ591. ,. ; woll lir•l. ,;,yi irt-, ltl"IOI", rood wflHls. '\ I E 'I ''f """ -- Auto., n1dio & htottr, ~ow1r s1e1rioil. l«.1. air 'colld::'dii(td' 910~1. v.s:' 1 WPl!lO I • , , 1 ff DAILY l'ILOT Saturday, November 20, 1971 l . ( i BRAND. NN ' . /1·'1· ·FORD. -l TD · . ~ . ' t • COlllltry ·Squire -Statloll Wagon . --. ., ~· • .. Dual Facing Rear S.,ats · $t~tlo~ w ago"' 1-14768.1'84oi31- • -i · ~o-o· , ' l i • - -~.-,_; : , ~ff wlndo~ _ llt!.dler price JDJtD, NEVI:··:<'' · .c---- • .. •f. '" •• t .. -12 ·RANCHERO -. - C2A4F71 l7il10) . .. ~3298 . --Plas-tax"""·-Dcense--- . OVER 150 USED CARS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED DEALERS WllCOME! · ' ~-' Look At These Examples ,,.. '~~ 1'..-.<;, . ->t.r _, ~ -: ::. -., '61 VW Bug · - Stick Shift, Radio, Healer. (WJV256) $877 - ' . '68 El Ca.,.lno . V-8, Auto. Trans., Air Cond.,.Power Ste9ring, Ra- dio, Heater~ (Q80551 I. Don't ~i~s this one. ·$1177 . .BRAND NEW ''71 . ·FORD LTD C!!.untey Squir,e $tation Wagon ·'Dual Facing Rear Seats Station Wagon ( IJ7bKl487b7) . _....._ ···_$1 .200 off WiJldow sticker price BRAND NEW . . '71 FORD Mustang . !IF01L196461 > .. $25 '67 T·Bird Factory Air Cond., Full Power, Vinyl Roof. ITYH- 618). Compare at $977 '69 Gcilaxie 2 door hardtop. va , auto. trans., factory air. IYlH6961 $1377 1 lo. BRAND NEW . · ·71 · FORlt) LTD · 2 Door tlardtcip llJ52H181855) off 'l'indow sticker price BRAND NEW '71 TORINO . 2 Dr. Hardtop Loaded with VS , formal · roof, cruise-o-matic, power steering, power front disc brakes, tinted glass, radio, Dfe l:;elts, warning li9hts, color keyed racing mirrors. ! I A25FI 33452.J $2999 -Plus-tax-& license '67 Dodge Monaco 4 Or. H•rdtop, V-8, Auto. Trans., Factory _ Air Cond., Power Steering, Vinyl Roof. lXQA140!. No Better Value at $877 '70 Ford Piel #I 058, VS, Factory Equipped. A steal at $1677 ' " . •RAND NEW ~71 FORD TORINO GT . Sportsroof ! I A3S'N272J9.9 J. -,-$ ' . -u·· i.~.~· • t • : . . .. -' -" . . . 'llff window' sticker price_ . ' . 72 FORD 1·/2 .TON ' - !F10ARM84458J OVER-150 .USED CARS _NO REASONABLE OfFER' REFUSED DEALERS WELCOME! Look At These Example's '69 Cortina STA. WAG. Auto. Trans., Ri1dio, Heater. IZDS983 I $977 4 Door Deluxe. I YYM227). 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Be1utiful, (427080). If REHr·A~<:AR . $ •. A DAY _ '" ' . . . PLUS 6" PER-· MILE I • I I ~ . LO.NG.TERM LEASING AVAllABlE FORD ' I 1· I Why Milfdle Age Can Be the Best Time of Your Life DAILY PILOT NOVEMBER 21, 1971 Jill St. John- Exciting Actress Leads An Exciting Life ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA NOV EMIElt 20. 1fJ1 Survey: Is It ''In" With Children For Parents To Be "Out''? Want tg Hk a famous person • qufftionl Send the question on a po5tc;ard, to "Ask," Famlly WHkly, 641 Leltinlflln Ave., New York. N. Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 for published questions. Sorry, we ~n't answer oth•r•. FOR MELVIN LAIRD, Secretory of Defense We've all heard about the Vietnam POWs, but I understand that North Korea is still holding ewer 350 of our American lef'Oicemen. Why im't some- thing being done to return themP-Ruth Tienor, Brillion, Wis. • Here's what happened: After completion of the prisoner exchange in the fall of 1953, the United Nations gave the Communists a list which included the names of 944 Ameri- FOR MICHA.EL DeBAKEY, surgeon With the shortage of physicians in many areas, do you feel medical schools are too restrictive on admissions?-Mrs. O. Thomas, Bozeman, Mont. • No. What I think is that medical schools are suHering from insufficient financial support. If more funds were ap- propriated to medical schools, more qualified premedical students could be accepted. But I don't believe in lowering the standards for future doctors. FOR LA.URIE LEE SCHAEFER, Mw America 1972 After she was crowned last summer, Miss Universe spoke in favor of "free love." How about you?-J. Lang, Bloom· ington, Ind. • I'm against it. And I think it was wrong for her t o have made that comment. Too many people might be looking up to her ns an example. FOR }IONTY HA.LL of ABC'1 "Let'1 Make a Deal" ' What have you learned about human nature from having watched thousands of traders on your sbow?-Mrs. E. N. Seaholne, Ashland, Mass. • About all I've learned is that "it takes all kinds." We've had people hang onto $100, afraid to go any further; and we've had people who don't hesitate to trade in a Chevrolet convertible worth $4,800, hoping to get the $9,000. People's gambling instincts play a bigger role on the show than greed. FOR W A.YNE WALKER, linebacker for Cl\e Detroit Uom Who is the "classiest" opponent you ever played against?- Jack Doyle, Lansing, Mich. • Bart Starr. We had just beaten the Packers 40-0, and you'd think he would have put his head down and run for the tunnel after a game uke that. No way. He came over and co~gratulated us, wished us luck and told us all to stay healthy. He has got more class than any football player l have ever known. FOR HELEN HAYES ls it true that you have de6nitely decided never to appear in a stage play again?-Mrs. L. L. Rogers, Atlantic City, N.J. • That's right-I've said good-bye to that facet of my career forever. I know 1 t-an still handle the most challenging clas- sical theatrical role as well as anyone alive, but the theater nearly .killed me-ancl I've no intention of committing sui- cide. The fact is, l have always been allergic to theater dust, and I've been hospitalized many times in my life ns a result. We never publicized such illnesses, tried to keep them hid- den. But I can tell you oow that I never enjoyed nny real life when I was performing. My off-stage hours would be spent over a croup kettJe, or resting to build up my strength for the next performance. I am burning my bridges now. Noth- ing must tempt me back. can soldiers, and requested infonnat,1on about their fate. The Communist response to the UN was inadequate-but after intensive effort, it was determined bey1tnd all reasonable doubt that 555 men on the list had died. The remaining 389 are the men in question. They have been listed as "presumed dead" to provide a basis for the payment of insurance and other benefits to their families. But the Departments of State and Defense have continued to request information on the 389 men -and will keep doing so, although the Communists have consistently ignored our demands. FOR JEA.N STAPLETON Is Edith-the character you play on TV's "All Jn The Family" -really the "dingbat" Archie claims? Do you think her character is degrading women?-Mrs. T. G. Smith, Los Angeles, Ca)j(. • Sometimes Archie calls Edith a "dingbat" because she has spoken a trotl:1 :Which bursts his ignorant conviction. Other times she reallY, is a "dingbat"! I think Edith acts out of a strong sense of duty that enables her to tolerate and forgive his boorishness. In my opinion, she is a very compassionate, honest, infinitely patient and good human being. FOR HUGH O'.'IJRIAN, actor Js it true that you want to be an astronaut?-B. \Vade, Hackensack, N.J. • Yes and no. 1 would like to be one-but I don't think I would qualify. However, I really got "turned on" to our space program through my Youth Foundation which spon- sors a seminar every year for boys, all high-school sopho- mores representing each state and 10 foreign countries. Jn 1970 and 1971, the week-Ion~ intensive seminar was held at Kennedy Space Center. FOR LEONARD NIMOY, actor Why did you leave the security you must have had in a suo- cqsful TV series like "Mission: Impossible?" -Charlotte Collin, New York, N.Y. • I spent five years in two very good series-two of the best ("Mission: Impossible" ~nd "Star Trek"). But l simply felt that i£ I stayed with the show another year, I'd sny to myself, "O.K., you're a series actor. You'll just stay here safely and enjoy your car and vacations." But that's not what I went into acting for. So I left. FOR FLIP WILSON, comedian On your TV show, when you're acting Geraldine, what do you wear on your legs?-D. Acord, Marianna, W. Va. • l wear pantyhose, thank you. What's more, they're dyed to match my dress! /Uml(V~ No1~ember :!J, 1!i11 • LEONARD S. DAVIDOW, Chairman MORTON FRANK, Prffldent •nd Publl•W W. PAGE THOMPSON, V.P., Advarti1in• Dlreclor MORT PERSKY, V.P .• £dllor·ln·Chlet Advertising M•r.: Doneld M. Hufford; Anoe. REYNOLDS OOOSON, Manaalna Editor A.dvart15ing Msr.: Robert J. Chrl•llan; Marketing JOHN E. DAVh>SON, A.rt Director 0/rac;lor: Sid Layef•lly; New York Sales MBr : Gerald S. Wroe; Wutern Adv. MBr.: Ruasell L Sparkw; Women's Editor: ROSALYN ABREVAYA Chrcaao Sales MJr : Joe f,.;re,, Jr.; Detroit Sales Food Edilor: MELANIE 0£ PRO" M•r.: Rlcilard T. lynn; Soulhern Adv. Mar.. A.uociat• Editors: Hal Landon. Steven J . Ahmuty Te~ Sc:'haertot; Publ/aher Rel•tlon1: Robert D. Came1 end Laa Ellis. V.P.• and Co·Olractors; Robert H. Marrtott, Thomas H. O'Nell, Manaa•r• Paar Oppenheimer, West Conl A.rt: Helen Hamilton, Layout; Gloria Brier, Picture• Production: Melbouma ZIPPrich. Director, New•p•per Sarvlc;e•: Promorlon. Robert frencls Fofey, Manaaer; MartJn Bantlar; March•ndislna. Carole VllM Stelnhandler, Coordinator Edltorlal & Advertl•ln• Headqu•'"'•: 641 Lexington Aw., New York. N.Y. 10022 ® 1!171, FAMILY WEEKl.Y, INC. All rlahts reserved You •'• i11..,ltad to mall your question• or comments about any m•l•rlal fn F•mi/y WHltly. Write to Serv/c;a Editor, Family Waellly, 641 Lexington Avenue, New Yorlr, H.Y 10022. ·I ·. 18 mg. "tar." 1.4 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Repon Aug. 71. Jill St.John- An Exciting Actress Leads an Exciting Life There m1M be 1hou1>ands or women ~111 over the world who would give any1hing to calch a glimp'>C or Scan Connery, let alone do a movie with him. But when 1 '<ii.i1ed beautiful Jill St. John recen1ly at Pinewood Studios in England-where 1'hc wa~ coi.tarring wilh Connery in "Diamonds Arc Forever"-shc was tnlking about 1he tropical fish in a love scene she had just played with Scan. "I once thought about becoming a n oceanographer," said Jill o r lhc high 1.Q .. famed for her brains as well as her beauty. Connery himM:IC appears simp- 1), to have joined the long list o r men who have been milling around Jill-no)V 30-sincc she was 16. She has been a compan- ion of Frank Sinatra and is pr<$- cntly inlrigued by presidentinl adv~er Henry Ki ssinger. Jill ha'> been married three times-to Neil Dubin, prei.ident of a linen sup- ply firm; Lance Rcvcntlow, son of Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton and Jack Jones, the i.ingcr. Lance Revcntlow had once told me, "What I like about Jill is her ho nesty. When we first met she 1old me how llappy i.he was that my molher had so much money. No other girl ever ad- mitted that." I had al1>0 e~ncount­ ered Jill's honesty. Once when I had dinner with Jill. Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin at the Cal-Neva Lodge, Jill told me rather uninhibitedly that she would trade I 0 Sinatras for one Lance Rcvcntlow. No one had ever said tlwt to Frank before-or certainly n~hcn he was around! Jill is never boring-nit hough she may be fret1uently bored ... I tire of people quickly," she told me. •'Suddenly you arc lc(t star- ing at each other with nothing more to say. Thank heavens each person is different!" Jill's answers are never evasive and tell more about her than lengthy d~criptions. This is what J asked her-and what she answered: Q : What kind of man do you find most appealing! A : Men J like have two things in common: they arc smart and they have power. They also must have strong personalities. I can't ~tand weakness in men. Take Lance. I detested sports before I ST AR PROFILE I By Peer J . Oppenheimer married him, but we ended up going skiing at Mammolh Lak~ on our honeymoon! When I did something wrong on 1he 1>lopes, he never talked to me-he yelled al me! Q: Who is your favorite com- panion'! A: Henry Ki~ingcr i~ really my best male friend. I can call him al three o'clock in the morn- ing with my problems and tulk 10 him for hours, and he won't mind. H e's a brilliant, thoughlful man. I also enjoy playing chess with him. I am really getting pretty good at it. For some rea- Mln, l)owever, when I play chess with Henry, I am not a'i aggrci>ive as when l play chess wi1h Scan Connery. When I won my firi.t game with Scan, I ~pent a fortune calling all my friends in the States to tell them about it! After all , a girl wants to be admired for some of her accomplishments, not juM her looks. That's been my prob- lem. Too often men are attracted to me for my looks ... Q: Does Henry K~inger talk to you much about his work? A : No. When he came back "Men I like have two things in common: they are smart and they have power. They also must have strong personali· ties. I can't stand weak· ness in men" from hii. i.ccrct lrip to China, for ln1>tancc, I asked him whether he'd done anything for his coun- try while he was in Asia. He said yes . I a:.lced him what, bul he wouldn't tell me. It is very fru'>- trating when you ask a man like Henry a qucMion, and you don't get any an~wer1>! Q: How did you two meet! A: About a year ago at a dinner party given by Anne and Kirk Douglas. He insists that 30 seconds after I met him, 1 at- tacked his views on Vietnam. Sure, I'm a pacifist, but not an all-out pacifist because I feel that if our country were attacked, we would be j~tificd in going to war. occa1>ionally goes to the bank vault to look at her Faberge col- lection which includes enameled animals inserted with precious and semi-precious stones, part of her divorce settlement from L:incc Reventlow. H e kept half · of the jewelry, she kept the other hulf. j Q: Would you ever get married again? A: I love the idl!a of marriage. 1 wj)uld Hke to belong to one man and have him belong to me. I am not promiscuous. But I fi nd it harder and harder to be attracted to men. More and more I am be- coming convinced that men and women simply don'ttlly undcr- !>tand one another, t at their rc- lation~hips arc m symbolic than real. I want to be part of 'omeonc's needs, a man's total woman. Q: Oo you think wcallh i.~ ncc.- ~ary for happiness'? A: It ~ccm1> incredible to me now 1hat for years I never went out unlco;i. I was covered in furs and jewelry. I u~ed to think that would make me happy. Those were the days when I went to a i.tore and 'cldom came out with le~s than 12 of a kind, one of each color. I am over that now. But I am not sure I would be happy poor. I certainly don't expect to be poor! I Jill has a heautiful 13- room home in Beverly Hills which ~he bought five years ago on a whim, drives a Maserati, Q: Do you have a temper, and how do you deal with temper in the men you know? A: A perfect example is my relationship with Frank Sinatra. He has that lovely quality of al· ways being a friend to someone he hw. been very clo:-.c to. Bul he can also get mad at you. Luckily, when he loses his temper, r keep cool. When I lose mine, he deals with me the same way. The 1:11>1 time that happened was when l a1>ke<l 0him how he, a life-lo ng liberal Democrat, could support Reagan and Agnew. Q: How do you manage to re• main so attractin'! . A: Yoga! I take lessons three times a week. I just love it. I feel very r.cjuven.a1ed and rcvi1alized. However, I could never go along with all the teachings of Yoga. [ ~imply couldn't become a vege- tarian, maybe because I've never seen a really fit-looking Vfge- tarian in my life! Q: What do yoo remember most about you.r childhood'! A: Work. I was always work- ing-modeling children·~ drei.ses, doing radio soap operas, taking ballet lessons. And [ wru> always overdressed and had too many ribbons in my hair. That sort of thing. I missed a lot of things kids do. Maybe that's why I collected and put together electric train from Germany for a while. I made the little trees and houses and everything. But then I gave it all to a boys' home because my dates were paying more attention to the trains than to me. I didn't like that. Q: What, in your opinion, is the ideal man like! A: I have no concept of an ideal man. There probably isn't 1>uch a thing, just as there isn't a.n ideal woman. W e're all just peo- ple. Lance once said, "Some peo· pie are born with brown eyes. I was born rich." And he also said something else I haven't forgot- ten: "If you can laugh at your- self, you can laugh al anything." l think that's good sense! 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A Family Weeldy Report to Consumers Special Roundup: What's New in By Terry Schaertel This is a roundup of favorites £or Christ- mas giving from the lines of several toy manufacturers. Some others, not pic- tured here, include the traditional Rag- gedy Ann doll, with her shoe-button eyes, red yam hair and indomitable smile; politicians' portraits decorating toys (most used is Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, followed by Gov. Ronald Reagan, Seo. Ted Kennedy and Sen. Ed. Muskie); model trains, which are mak- ing a comeback now that Lionel has been revived; giant size Tinkertoys, 17 times larger than the ones from our own childhood; and a multiplicity of craft kits which are available for almost every make-it-yourself interest. Safety in toys is of special concern this year ... A lot of our best customers eat instructions, so we print them with nontoxic inlc," says Chuck WiUiams, Mattel's director of quality assurance and safety. "Kids also munch, gnaw, swal1ow, bite, chew, sniff and lick about every product we make. Our job is to eliminate or minimize the possibility of injury." Some of the new toys are "as revolu- tionary as the development of the auto- mobile was in the horse-and-buggy days," to quote Henry Orenstien, presi- dent of Topper toys. That company is rushing such an item into production in time for Christmas-a Sesame Street li- censed telephone which teaches spelling ( caUed Spell-a-Phone). If the correct three-letter-word (say, dog or cal or hen) is dialed correctly, that party will answer and talk to the caller. Wrong spellers dial again. Sesame Street has just granted its license to a brand-new toy called Walking Utters. The child chooses a word he wants to spell, say CAR, and places each letter at the top of the ramp, watching each ·•wobble" down to Che end on little feet. To check is cor· rectncss, there is a corresponding word "key." Any wrong letters will fall right down. If it's correct, Big Bird pops up from that square on the right, like a jumping jack, with a sign saying: "Ok." No batter- ies or magnets. From Topper. The new "Monopoly" for this Christmas is a game called "Masterpiece-the Art A•c- tioll Game." What players bid for against each ocher in this version is the purchase of JnternationaJly famous paintings from other players and from the bank. OnJy the owner of each painting knows its actual worth. Among the full~lor reproductions are .. American Gothic" by Grant Wood, "Harmen Gerritsz. van Jijn" by Rem- brandt, "The Assumption of the Virgjn" by El Greco. The old reliable, play money, is included. From Park~r Brothers. s..typaats is the name for the first doll to know her right hand from her left and will tell you so. She has programmed an- swers for several parts of her body, such as "I have five little toes" (when her foot is touched), "You're tickling me'" (when she's tickled) or ··Hold me tighter, Mom· my," (when she"s hugged). Kissed on any spot on her head (there's no button) she'll say, "I love you, Mommy." From Topper. Family Wttkly, Nnt•tmbet* :!J, 1971 The Whack« Back is an indoor-outdoor game the entire family can play. Its ad- vantages are chat it takes up very little room and a child can develop motor skills and occasionally beat Dad. Two players compete with paddles to hit the ball (''bob- bing bobber"). U one gels most of the hits, the arm becomes wound in that direction, and a bell rings, signifying the end of the game. From Turco. The Play Family series has now expanded to include a School House. Made of hard- board and plastic, the school bas a handle for carrying over to a friend's house. When closed, all the pieces-pupils, teacher, equipment-an be stored inside. When open, a hinged wall becomes a blackboard the child can write on. Accessories include recess equipment, furniture, magoetiz.ed alphabet and numerals, real chalk and eraser. From Fisher-Price. Added to the growing number of inexpen- sive six-inch Dawn dolls, the Dawn Beauty Paceant includes a runway (batlcry-oper· ated) and Beauty Queen doll dressed in a gold bathing suit and jeweled tiara. The contestant can walk "by herself' down and back, and an escort doll is available. Any of the presently owned Dawn dolls will tit into the runway slot-the idea being to get together with friends aod have a real beauty contest. From Toppn __ .. ~ --~ '/;-\rJ D '.:t i (} . L. M. Cox. of Santa Ana, Calif., is the world's largest producer of miniature gas engines for model cars and airplanes. It also makes the models. This year's hit is a running model of the off-the-road racing d1..-sert classic, the famous Baja 500. It's 131/i inches long, powered by a Cox .049 gas engine Jhat can go on any course, even sand or mud. The accurately engineered gearing and throttling allows the model to shift in or out of gear or throttle down to a slow idle, run a straight course or be ad· justed to follow a predetermined arc in either direction. The Baja lkl& also bas mag-type wheels, oversize semi-pneumatic tires, chrome-like accessories and accurate racing marking and recoil starters. From Co.x. \ . A new doll;Timey Tell. can announce the time every hour on the hour, whenever the hands on her big wrist watch are set to the appropriate hour and a "Talking Ring., pulled. Along with the time, she gives a suggestion for play, such as, "It's four o'clock; let's have a tea party.'" Best of a ll, the doll comes with a matching play watch for the little mother. From Mattel. This new doll comes with a supermarket setting, and she docs an amazing amount of shopping. "Sboppin' Sheryl" can pick up the included cans and packages and drop them into the cart with her right hand, smaller items with her left. When her moving legs pause before a counter her waist turns as she decides on a por: chase. From Mattel. By pressing the selector, a child can get 30 minutes of music from unbreakable cylio· der records on a new Juke Bos toy. Con· sidered childproof, there's nothing to get out of order because the automatic mecha· nism is completely enclosed. The needle lifts from the record and slides it to the number chosen; neither needle nor tone ann is ever touched by human hands. A series of songs, including some from "The Sound of Music," are included. From Kenn~r. A new battery-opcratcd ... portable projector light toy projects images onto walls or ceil· ~~x is a three-<.i.mensional puzzle, con· ings. The F~nUgbt can magnify objects up s1shng of a cluster of three white bits and to 140 times their original size. The child nine white pieces on a black pedestal, look- can ~ake his own optical wheels using the iog something like a modern sculpture. The m~lhcompartment slide for viewing small object is to take it apart (easy) and put it objects at very close range, or the slide to back together (hard; although three chil- draw on or make colored designs on. Or, dren and one engineer solved it io half an he can use the variety of ready-to-use opti-hour, the manufacturer felt compelled to cal wheels included. From Mattel. write "Desperation Procedures" on the bottom of the box for people who are still at it after four hours). From 3~M. ,. ' By Nonnan M. Lobsenz Middle age is, among other things, a sodally acceptable excuse for not climbing that mountain, not playiDg that third set of tennis, not carrying that carton up to the attic. And not feeling guilty about any of it! , Why Middle lf l took. seriously even half the things I've been reading lately about the problems of the mid- dle-aged, I might well be tempted to lie down, pull the covers up over my head and call it qui1s. For according to a host of ex- perts, most men iJ> ~their 50's-a decade I have recently entered- are bedeviled by anxieties, ridden with fears, jealous of their lost youth, aod are feebly trying to cope with a staggering variety of marital, sexual and occupational crises. Jt's time, I think, that some- one spoke up and said a word for my generation. That word is: Nonsense! Indeed. the middle years not on1y can be, but usu- ally are, the most productive, re- warding ~ enjoyable span of our lives. This is not to deny that certain liabilities do crop up as one moves from the forties toward the sixties. What is too often overlooked, however, is that cer- tain assets also accompany mid- dle age. And in my opinion, the assets clearly outweigh the lia- bilities. As a matter of fact, in some cases the assets actually de- rive from the liabilities. For example, one of the things that is supposed to trouble mid- dle-aged meo most is the ad- mitted decline in their physical powers. Energy becomes de- pleted, stamina wanes. But-gi ven the basic condition of essential good health-this is not all to the bad. Not long ago a friend of mine in his late 40's was spending a summer weekend at a beach house. A group of younger ~ pie urged him to join them in water-skiing. My friend-who is actually in darned good shape for his age-sighed and said, with seeming regret, .. Sorry, better count me out. The old back, you know." An hour later the waler skiers dragged themselves home-water- logged, muscles aching, ex- hausted; a sorry lot compared to my middle-aged friend, who had spent the hour relaxed in a lawn F"111il11 IY•tkly, N1wemb£r i i , 1!171 ' Age Can Be chair with a good book and a cool drink. Middle age, indeed, is a rcady- made and socially acceptable ex- cuse for not climbing that moun- tain, not playing that third set of tennis, not carrying that carton up to the attic, not reshingling the roof. And not having to feel guilty about any of it. But there are many more sig- nificant advantages to being mid- dle-aged: 1. 0-knows how to cope widl disappoiatmeat wt fallare. mid liow to sarvive it. A neighbor of mine.. a part-owner of a small machine-tool plant, recently was almost forced.into bankruptcy. It wasn't really his fault. Having borrowed money· from a bank to expand his plant a few years ago, when big companies were inun- dating him with orden, he was suddenly forced to the wall when those companies cut back their orders and canceled contrac leaving him with heavy debts huge interest payments. "My soa tells me two-toae slloes are die 'in' thing DOW adays. lie didn't believe i when I told him they wer also tile 'in' tiling 30-od years ago" An older man might have des- paired completely. A younge man might have spent his cner gies ranting against fate or in justice or switched to anothe line of endeavor or felt so pres sured by the financial needs o his growing family that he gav up on the idea of staying in busi ~ for himself. But my frien had been through business cri before. He was sure of his ow abilities. He had years of credi and friendships to call upo And, with his own childre grown and some money pu .away. he was financially able t ride out the emergency until ·could reorganize his affairs. 2. A middle-.apci man bas coatideace to live by hW ow standards. In these days of sud den fads, of quick shifts in popu the Best Time of Your Life lar taste, a middle-aged person can stand like a rock in a river. As one man put it recently: "fve seen fads and fashions circle on themselves a half dozen times since 1 was a boy. My son tells me two-tone shoes are the 'in' thing nowadays. He didn't be- lieve it when 1 told him that they were also the 'in' thing 30-odd years ago. 1 figure that by now I know what looks weU on me, what music 1 like, what ideas • have lasting v;llue ... 1 don't have to go chasing around after what- ever is new in order to feel rm "with iL' " 3. Middle age often deeper anotiolUll satisf actioas. Every age bas its rewards, but it's ooJy in middle age that we can truly appreciate the more lasting of them. Take marriage, for in- stance. True, many couples in their middle years find their mar- riage strained by personal frus.. trations or fears of waning sexual vitality or simple boredom. But if these stresses can be SW'Vived, a middle-aged marriage can be better than ever. As family counselor Dr. µ>Uis Ormoot, a New York psy~hia­ trist, points out, "lo the middle years, marriage becomes less a matter of passion and need, more a matter of tenderness and giv- ing. Sex is still important, of course, but now it takes on the added strength of being a symbol of the lasting union of two peo- ple who have learned, through ·times of joy and sorrow, to care deeply for each other." At the same· time, middle age brings new pleasures in connec- tion with children. True, they no longer need to be dressed, fed, guarded, gujded. But they still need-perhaps more than ever-to be loved and listened to. Pride in a child's accomplishments doesn't reach its peak when he takes that first step or says that first word. I have experienced with my own sons a far deeper pride, as they grow older, in seeing them gradu- ally take over with competence the arranging of their own lives. 4. Middle ace is • time of c:ompeteott. For a man, there are few satisfactibns that can match the knowledge that he is capable of handling whatever is given him to do. And n~ matter how brashly self-assured we may seem to be in our younger days, it is only in middle age that the surer, quieter self~n.fidence emerges. Not long ago, a lawyer friend of mine took on a compli- cated case for a client. It was in a tricky area of the law, and the client stood to lose a consider- able amount of money if the case was lost. 1 asked my friend one evediog whether he was worried about his assignment "Worried?" he repeated. "Ex- cited, challenged, maybe a little nervous. But not worried. If I don't know by now bow to han- dle a case Like this, I nevu will ... Sociologist James A Peterson has described middle-aged per- sons as "at the zenith of their productive capacities. The skill of their bands and the discipl~ of their minds have been boned by 20 years of adult living," whereas younger people usually work for money, power, status-in short, for some ex.temal need or pres- sure-middle-aged people often discover. that work itself is a pleasure. And competence-being good at what one does-<:nhances that pleasure. 5. Middle age isn't re.Uy "old" uy more. As Americans marry younger, have children earlier, retire from work earlier, the peri- od we call middle age also occurs earlier. Some authorities now considl.!r the middle years to be that span between the time one establishes a career and the time one retires. This means that mjd- dle age is not the threshold of old age but a vigorous chunlc of life all its own. Today one's middle years can be a time for new interests, new hobbies, even entire second ca- reers. For example, many men in their forties and fifties are going back to school to learn new skills for new jobs. A research chemist went into teaching. A manufac- turing supervisor opened a par-3 F'nmil11 Wt't<kl11. N1111t111btH· 21. 1!1i1 golf course. A business cx.ecutive I know quit his job to run a suc- cessful scuba-diving school. Others are finding new interests in avocations for which they pre- viously had neither the time nor the energy. In short, what these men have found is that, to make the mos~ of middle age, one need only to &alee advantage of all its built-in assets. Freed from the tyrannies of petty ambitions, a mjddle-aged person is at liberty to think and act as he pleases. With a toler- ance born of experience, he can be more loving, more giving. A middle-aged person may look to the past with nostalgia and to the future with hope-but he knows what it means to live in the pres- ent, and that is perhaps the most important factor Jn making lifo worth li ving. ' 0 Now clean your dentures bright white and save 1!¥ on any size package of KLEENITE•-tbe denture cleanser with powerful, penetrating cleaning action unsurpassed by any unoxygen- ated powder or tablet. 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That we have become the most cacophonous nation in the world has been recognized for several years. It was even mentioned by President Nixon in his State or the Union message, when he pro- posed "a strong new set of initia- tives to combat noise.'' Y~t. des- pite.all lhc publicity,_ t~e problem continues to mushroom: the over-all loudness of environ- mental noi~c is douhling every decade. Because of industrial noise alone, an estimated $4-bit. lion is spent each year on worker inefficiency, loss of work time, accidents and compensation. Off the job and at home, noise m~kers threaten our sanity. The findings of medical ex- perts on the physiological and psychological damage wrought by excessive noise arc disqwet- ing. Obviously, all investigators agree that prolonged exposure to extreme noise will result in defi- nite hearing loss. As many as 16 million U.S. industrial wo rkers may be partially or totally deaf- cnc<l by factory noise. What hap- . pens is that the cilia (hairlike outgrowth) in the inner car ar~ destroyed, resulting in nerve•scn- sation hearing deficiency. Generally, for most people, the danger level for hearing loss is above 80 decibels. One decibel (db) is the least sound detected. Many plants. such as textile mills, produce 120 dbs. At home, a power mower emits l 07 dbs; a kitchen food blender, 93. You know when you hit 80 because talking on the phone becomes virtually impossible. Besides de;i f ness, noise can cause other bodil y harm. Ac- cording 10 the U.S. Public Health Service, ''physiological changes include glandular, cardio- vascular and respiratory effects reflecting a generalized stress re- action... Some doctors helicve there's a direct link between noise and heart <lisen~e. peptic ulcer, colitis, high hl0t\d pressure and migrnine. Or. Samuel Rosen, the noted By T. K. Irwin -- There's more to sound pollution than meets the ear. It's been held re- sponsible for everything from fatigue to the high divorce rat~. And med- ical authorities don't entirely rule out these possible consequences car )>pccialisr who has tested his ic.Jeas on noise around the world, from the Arctic to raucous city disco1hc4ue,'i, describes the im- pact of sudden noise: ·'Adrenalin is shot into the blooJ, as during anxiety. The heart bcAts rapic.Jl y. blood vessels constrict, pupils dilate, the skin pales, ancl the stomach, esopha- gus and intcstim .. -s are seized by spasms. In a word, the biological organism is disturhcd." Just as air pollution is a threat to people with asthma and em- physema, studies have shown that prolonged or sudden noise ad- versely influences the digestive. vascular and nervous systems. Long.,tcrm experiments with lab- oratory animals demonstrated that high noise boosLed choles- terol levels and increased hard- ening of the arteries. Mental and emotional damage is harder to measure, though it's apparent to all of us that constant n oise impairs peace of mind. "People exposed to prolonged loud noise," says Doctor Rosen. "arc more inclined 10 argue, fight or fly off the ha ndle suddenly.'' At the National Institute of Mental Health, o ne scientist com- mcntc<l that a startling sound could very likely propel an ex- citable person over the line into irrational hchavior. A recent study showed that people living near a busy airport have a higher incidence of mental illness. Evidently there's still more to Chicago: Can It Be a Model for Your' Community? If your community needs an Here's why: antinoisc co<lc, wheri: is the best • The city has brought to- placc to look for a model? Prob-gcther a small army of "Environ- ably Chicago, which last summer mental Officers" whose job it is enacted the toughest and most to cover the neighborhoods, re- etTcctive cock in the cou.ntry. cording violations on sensitive Chicago's prohlem is acute decibel meters. and undoubte<lly more compli-• Penalties for violations are cated than the problem in your tough. Offenders can get as high town. Places like the Loop. and as $500 plus six months in jail. night-life areas like Rush Street. • Noise experts. called "acous- uften exceed 90 decibels-enough ticians," help homeowners. in- to cause permanent damage to dustrialists and small-business- hcaring in I 0 percent of the pco-men solve their noise problems pie.. Yet. Chicago's crusade has an in the most practical, inexpensive excellent chance of succeeding. way possible. Often it is just a matter of moving an air-condi- tioner or building a "noise shield" for a roof-top ventilator. • A strong clamp has been put on the biggest group of noise- makers: motor vehicles. In the first I I weeks under the new co<le. more than 400 vehicles- rnosl of them heavy trailers-have been ticketed for exceeding legal sound harriers (78 decibels for cars, 84 for motorcycles, and 90 for trucks). Oh. yes-and the crusade also has a memorable slogan. The posters read: SSSHHICAGO." 10 1''flmil11 lVrt1k/J1, No1•eml1r1· .!I. 1!171 sound pollution than meets the car. H's hccn held rcsponsihle for everything from fatigue to the high divorce rate, so~ial conflict and even loss of sexual desire. And medical authorities don't cn- tin:ly rule our these possihlc con- sequences. Just as many people arc allergic to nuts or pollen. others may be particularly sensi- tive to certain clamor and clatter. Some of the effects emergi ng arc surprising. Until recently, for instance, scientists believed that unborn babies were insulate<l from noise. Evidence now indi- cates that noise can have a pro- foun<l effect on them, perhaps re- tarding development of the fetus. 'Thus far, little more than skirm- ishes have been waged against en- vironmental noise. What's needed arc many more civic action groups like Citizens for a Quiet- er City in New York. Although Mantiattan is still the noisiest community in the country, by working closely with city govern- ments and private industry, pub- lic pressure has at least brought about antinoisc or<linanccs and has pers.uadcd manufacturers to make quieter compressors and garbage trucks. Ideally, noi~ can be mulllt.:J. if not eliminated, in a variety of ways: • Construction of soundproof buildings. • Federal standards for quieter engines in planes a nd helicopters . • More efficient mufflers for construction equipment, trucks, motorcycles and garbage removal. • In industry, instead of hav- ing workers wear car mutTs, '!!- search should develop quieter machines. • The FCC should overloud T.V. commercials. Also. you can do your part at home. Put up an acoustical ceil- ing in your kitchen a nd other noisy rooms. Draperies and car- peting soften sounds in th..: living room. Use rubber treads or car- peting on stairs. 1f a dishwasher. washing machine or dryer cause.; noise problems. mount it on a fel t or rubber mat to absorb vibra- tions. Weatherstrip windows and cloors to prevent rattling. Pneu mutic spring door-closers elimi- nate slamming. 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How to obtain free traveller'• check.a ($100 .----·- buya $100) ... factory-freah clottllno & mer- chandlM tor a amall tractJon of flat pttce ••. pick up name-brand fumltUN & aappflancee wtlo,.a.Je .•. frH govemment eervtces .•. and government aurplua for a few pennla on the dollar (a Jeep? your own Sherman tank?) ..• Insurance for ¥.I of Whal you are now prob- ably paying ... launch aulta and regleter com• pani.. all by youraelt ( .. \119 vat legal ,...) ••• •.. etc. Orlglnal material! •1971 The C.p1111111 Aeporte1 I~ 1 ~ f lflh Av. N.Y C. 10011 --then watch him take oH Ilka a mad fool. The stories ot how peo- ple make and lose money are, to a great extent the chronicle of our tlmea. Otten, enorm~us greed and pretenalon. Sometimes rare courage and ldeallam. The Capltallet Repor1er cover1: The RIM and Decline of '~,•-Insider Imagine you own etock In a com-CITY STATE ZIP-------1 0 I pr•f•r to pay now and •nclo•• a ch~/monlfy order /or the •mount ahown·above. (Thank you/ 8•1fdea your llr1t lfff copy, we'// add two eirtra ,,.. luw1 to your aubacrlptlon /or aavlng u1 bl/I Hp•n•••· Full money.back guerantee, naturally.) y. And YoU leam that aeveral of the offlcera & principal• are aelllng ofl a aub- atanllal portion of their aharea. Wouldn't you aak, "WHY?'" Perhap1 you, too, ahould Jump ·--------------- Survey: Is It ''In'' with Teens for Parents to Be ''Out''? By Jean Adams H you have been finding it harder to communicate with adolescents around your house nowadays-you are not alone. In this suney, taken especiaUy for Family Weekly by an expert on youth, the biggest causes of dissension are revealed..:...at least as the kids see them-plus some indicatiort'i of how the wounds might be healed. In the pa t year J'v..: noticed a stronger rebellious reaction of some teens to adults-especially to their parents. As I've lectured around the country, I've seen many teens raise eyebrows and "roll eyes" in a disgusted man- ner when I've menlioncd, "Your pnrenls s;iy c r do ... " So r ve become curious as to why it's "in" for parents (adults) to be .. o ut,'' und I've done a spe· cial research st1.1dy in o rder to get a clue. The study was conducted among ~tuJcnts in a large New England high school and junior- high school. A questionn.aire was used which was designed to probe deeper into the communications area between parents and teens, and to better undcr:-.tanEl the bad aod Lhe good. Briefly, the key findings were: • Teens believed that they usually lose communication with parents at age 12. • More than 90% said they prefer discussing their problems with their peers in!.tead of with parents or other adults. • In spite of their expressed preference for discussion o{ problems with other teens, sub· stantially more than half Celt free to discuss serious problems (such as sex or drugs) with their moth· ers. But far fewer than half felt free to discuss these same prob- lems with their fathers. Jc·an Adamt, co/1111111ist n11d lec- uuer, is 011e of the cmtntr_v's INul- i11g nutl1oritit'.f un young people oud their probl~mv. Her widely symlicated uewtpnpu columu deol.r with tile h·tter.r sent to her by cl1ildre11 cmd tuns. • Teens were much likelier to discus'i a problem ol a serious na- ture with parents whom they per· ceive to be "with it," "now," or .. in'' (e.g. aware of the times ancJ what's going on). "Do you feel (rte to discuss serious problems with your mother?" NO YF.S NO YF.S NO YF.S Total SlJDple 44% 56% Males 53% 47% 13-15 Yrs. 38% 62% Females 35% 65% 16-19 Yrs. 48% 52% "Do you feel free to dis~ serious problems with your father?" Total Sample NO 59% YF.S 41% Males Females NO 47 % 71% YES 53% 29% 13-15 Yrs. 16-19 Yrs. NO 54% 64% YF.S 46% 36% Males and females differ about which parent to discuss serious problems with. Girls are more in- clined to discuss serious problems with their mother. But females virtually refu<;e lo discuss a r:enlly serious problem with their father (only 29% say they will vs. 71 % who say they won't). Younger boys and girls alike ( 13-15 yrs.) are more inclined to discuss a serious problem with their mother than older males or females ( 16-19 yrs.). The same is true about their willingness to discuss serious problems with their father-the older they get- or, at least, up to a point-the less inc lined they are lo·discuss tru~y serious problems with t!ilhcr parent. The really appalling foctor is that nearly Ital/ Lhe teens in our sample d o not foci free to discuss ~erious problems with either par- ent. They turn elsewhere for their answers-usually to their peers. Jn fact, more tlrnn 90% of the teen-agers said they pref er dis- cussing their problems with other •teM-agers. (The percentage is.._, slightly lower in the 13-1 5 age group, but higher in the 16-and- o'/er group.) Prefer disc~ing problems witb peers: Total YES 91 % NO 9% YES NO YES NO 13-15 Yrs. 88% 12% 16-19 Yrs. 93% 7 % There are many reasons for this, but they can be boiled down to two basic categories: 1) It's easier to communicaie with peers; 2) parents aren't qualified to help with today's problems. Teen-agers ex.press these reasons in a number of different ways, but they mean literally that: • They find it difficult to com- 111u11icate o r "even to talk with adults. because in their opinion: I) Adults don't listen; 2) your own peers are "easier to talk with"; 3) you can talk "freer" with your peers, using whatever verbiage you need, without fear- ing punishment or reprisal: 4) your peers won't •·yell at you" when you're trying to talk about the problem ... they will hear you out. • K ids really do question the <'rt>dl!ntials or qualifications of adults (especially parents) to render any help because they be· lieve : I) ''Anybody over 25 just can't know what's going o n now"; 2) your own peers a rc better able to help because they've had Lhe same problems- and have coped with them; 3) adults grew up in a different cul- ture, with differe nt problems, and just don't understand what it's like now. Another parallel analysis served to confirm the extent to which teen-agers rely on mother in problem discussions: "Do you feel freer to &,cus!> your problems with mother; Cather; both; or neither?" 13-15' 16--19 Total Yrs. Yrs. Mother 51% 40% 59% Father 15% 21% 11% Both 25% 28% 21% Neither 9% 11% 9% .; Significantly, younger teen- agers are more apt to discuss problems with father lhan are older reens. As teens grow older, they increase in their affinity to mother. According to my teen· age mail, this could be because they believe mother's ear is more receptive, readier to listen; and, above all, more permissive than father's. Consultation with teens has convinced me that one incentive lo being able to achieve effective parent-teen communication is the degree to which you (as a parent) are "with it"-'•in"-aware of what's "really going on." More than half our sample of teens (61 % ) believe their mother is "with it.'' Less than half (48%) think father is "with it." The importance of good com- munications was further rein- forced by this question: ''At what age, if at all, did you lose communications with your mother. ? father ? never lost it with either ? Total Sample Never lost it With Mother With Father 47% 42 % 45% Average Age Lost 12 yrs. 12 yrs. More than half the teens in our sample say they have lost com- munication with one or more parents. Younger teens a re more likely (52%) 10 have never lost it than o lder teens ( onl\'--43 % ) . Serious comm1111/cati<J11s prob- lems .~;eem to .rtart at 11-12 years u/ llg.:, nntl by tlic time the tt•en rencltes the! older 16-19 age gro1tp, where tt•riou~ prohlem~ are likelier to ht! l!flCnuulned, tire gap ha~ rc•a/ly widl'lll!d. However, from my per..onal experience with both parents and lecns. r feel that some g!lp wi ll exist no matte r how much rapport is cs· tablished. What are teens looling for, anyway'! What can we do a~ par- ents? l asked the teens in our sample to list w hat thing-. their parents do that I ) turn them on, 2) what mother uoes rhat turn-. them off. 3) how father turn~ them ofT: How parents turn teens on- it's sort of a permissive under- standing or tolerant permissive- ness ... willingness to listen to me ... discuss rtty problems ... un- derstand me enough to know when I want to talk and when I just want to be alone. A few direct statements that typify what teens mean by these responses are: "Willing to dis- cuss my problems with me." 'Taking us places, like camping." "Buying stuff for me." "Letting me do things, like use the car." "Just caring." "Not prying." ''Liking my friends." How mother turns you ofl- too much criticism and concen· tration on small problems ... over· reaction ... forcing opinions, be· cause of parental authority alo ne ... inconsistency. A few direct statements here are: ''Be ing coo bossy." "Criticiz- i~g my friends." "Cnticizing my appearance, such as hair." ''Yell- ing at me.'' "Too easily upset." "Being too critical of my habits." How father turns you off- father is taken to task more for physical things in close quarters, such as language, manners"' ap- pearance around home. A sam- pling of statements: "Getting sa angry!" "Yelling at me or my friends." "Sloppy dressing around the house.'' "Criticizing my long hair and making me get it cut.·• ''Drinking a lot, and swearing.'' "Always worrying about pol." "Too much e mphasis o n m aking money." "Bad eating manners." "If you want to live here, I'm king!" According to this survey, adults are "out.'' And we won't be "in" until we make it easier for our young to communicate with us, perhaps by creating an easier atmosphere for discussions. One way we cnn become quali- fied for these discussions is through awareness of what's go· ing on in today's world--0r ;it least the world as kids know it. There's an old saying, "Your world is as big as you make it ... " And our world must be bigger if we're to encounter and cope with the world of our youth. 0 "THE GREATEST TOY SHOW ON EAATH" IS • Mntlce mark llcen1ed by Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Balley Combll*S Shows. Inc. Famil11 Weekl11, Novemb•r 11, 1n1 12 A ------ Sleek, strong or fast, SizzJerse has the poy.9' to move them all Fat Track"" FAT TRACK SETS & LAYOUTS Super Circuit"" e Race set California 5009 e R1eeS. Big o• "-s.t. -( SizzlerS-Cars ) Here they are! Two super-fantastic ways to make your Slzzlers move out. The Juice Machine portable recharger. Take it along with you anywhere. Anytime. The Power Pit recharger. Uses current from any wall socket and injects it into your Sizzlers vehicle. The Juice Machine and the Power Pit. You can't move without it! Take your pick or get 'em both. FEET OF POWER SCRAMBLE- TRACK SOURCE START"" 24~ a--..--. 14~ • ~ 16 ft. -None 14 fl. None ..--. 16 ft. None -.None Slzz.....-Fat Track"". 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The Signal T owerTM ... you operate it to make your Hot Line train stop, reverse. or charge ahead! Or the Rail-RouterTM control unit. A remote touch control that operates Hot Line train accessories automatically! Hot Line: High speed rail system of tomorrow ... today! Earthshakersr" Now you can put Sizzlers-9 Power to work for you. Earthshakers. Heavy duty construction machinery with lots of muscle. Super strength! Be your own construction boss. And watch 'em move. They haul, push, pull dozens of times their own weight! Charge them on your Juice Machine or Power Pit recharger. Earthshakers machines! ~BUYER'S GUIDE HOT LINE SETS TRACK JUICE ENGINE EXTRA CARS SWITCHES OTHER LAYOUT MACHINE ACCESSORIES Mighty ~ BlgTlro:; Signal ~ Mover"' Reil Router1111 Brake Great ~ Bnike Freight"" Thunder None Brake Run"" High-TaJI Haut .. F« Julol Mac!Mne Of "°""" Pit Owne'9 None a a -.. None None f Toys marked with red dot eligible for free Ringling Bros. and~~~~ Barnum & Bailey r;_ Circus ticket offer. See back cover for e details. c " RRRum~ Daredevils on wheels. Super-realistic motorcycles with removable riders burning up your Hot Whee/s8 track at drag strip speed. Sparkling chrome detailing. They're built to move. Choppers and trail bikes. Two and three wheelers! RRRumblers• Mean Mountain"' Set Set up the two RRRumblers motorcycles for the start. The Matchmaker"• countdown tells you when to GO. Four colored lights do the countdown for you. Green light. And they're off! The Big Belte,. booster sends the two RRRumblers screaming up Mean Mountain. Who'll return? Remember. two go up, but only one comes back! Mongoose• & Snake' .. Wild Wheelie Set e ~--Matchmakern.i & Big Bette,. latest Hot Whee/s9 Cars What-4™ Rocket-Bye-Bat>y™ Special Delivery™ 0 Wild Wheelie Set. The Mongoose• and Snake• are back! This time in fuel-burning dragsters! Set them up in the Big Belte,. starter. And send them tlying right off the line ... doing real wheelies all the way. The Matchmaker'"", split-second color countdown gets them off to a 11ying start! Comes with finish gate, drag 'chutes. and 'chute traps. Mean Mountain1 .. Set e 2 RRRu mblers The Heavyweights• These are th~ super workhorses. Trucks that get the job done. The fastest heavy haulers in the world. The Heavyweights trucks. Built for real heavy duty work. Tankers. Trai lers • rigs. Fire engines and ambulances. Allheavy_ • duty machines. All :. ~ ready to go to work. Match Maker' .. & Big Belter~ Mean Mountain The Heavyweights Six Shooter'"" Team Trailer™ Mutt Mobile' .. Scooper- Hot Wheels9 24 Car Super Rally Case Hot Bi~puts you in the cockpit CommancJTM Set: The Control Tower tells you if you're too high ... too Stylized, futuristic, experimental aircraft with moving parts. Die-cast from heavy, gleaming metal. You control them as they soar along their own Sky Lines ... making a supersonic whine as they go. The Sky low ... or "right on" as you try to touch down for a perfect landing. The Air Race Set: Race against yourself, or a friend. Send Hot Birds planes flying down two Sky Unes toward dual runways. Who wins? The specially designed· finish gate tells you every time! On Target™ Set: Develop your Hot BlrdS- ' ..--._.. BUYER'S GUIDE HOT BIROS HOT BIROS Fl!.IGHT OTHER DECK"' & RUNWAX SETS PLANES SKYLINE"' ACCESSORIES Sky 9 ' ++ ~ . E --.---·--3 CONTROL Com~"' 'rOWER ++ ~ E --:-------1 Air e Anish Galle & Race E --------;i RaceBMe Set On • ·_+ .~ E--------~ Target"" Target Set " . s:r"' +. i-.~ ·~~ None None Set . "' ~ '. t flight skills as you make precision passes at the special Hot Birds target. The Sky Solo.,., Set: Play with it anywhere. Indoors or out. For all the fun of flying Hot Birds aircraft! Four super-fantastic sets to choose from. Take your pick. And there are extra accessories and planes too! Even a collector's case for carrying up to six Hot Birds. You're in command. Hot Birds9 Air Race Set ·• 2 Planes 2 Runways • Toys marked with red dot eligible for free Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus ticket offer. See back cover for A details. W Control Tower •. E Dolls you talk with, shop with, walk with and love. Living Baby Tender Love. She's a soft. soft brand-new kind of Baby Tender Love with floppy, moveable arms and legs! So you can bathe, dress, feed, and love her. Lets You Pose Her Bend Her Wash Her Shoppin' Shery,. & Her Supermaf1(et f Ta/Icing Baby Tender Love She's just like Baby Tender Love. Just pull her magic hair ribbon and she'll talk. "Mommy wash baby." "Go bye-bye now." She'll make you feel like a real ~omm~. Baby Tender Love• Doll The softest, most wonderful doll you've ever held. Bathe her. wash her and comb her hair. Put her to bed at night. Shoppln' Sheryl and Her Supermarket Walk and push Shoppin' Sheryl and her shopping cart down rows of like-real groceries, just like the ones mom buys. She actually can lift and pick up with either one of her amazing He/pin' Hands"'! She's got a battery powered check- out stand with a 1arntable that revolves ·and a ringing cash register, too! Busy Bee~. She comes with her own colorful housekeeping corner, and lots of accessories! There's a vacuum cleaner, dust pan, broom, mop, and lots more. And they all really work! Just press I• I her waist. and her amazing Ho/din' Hand~ • wash windows, clean ~. • and scrub the floor. Magic Hand Busy Becky4 • : Timey Telr The wonderful new talking doll who wears a magic watch! There's even at watch for you! Set the the dial on the Timey Tell watch to hour, pull her talking ring, and she'll tell you the time her watch says ... and what it's time to do! "It's 1 :00. What can we do now?" ''It's 2:00. Want to take a nap?" When Timey Tell says, "It's 3:00. Will you comb my When You Squeeze My Hand My Eyes Light Up hair!" You can fix her hair with her . own brush and comb. When she says, "It's 5:00. Will yo•J help me set the table?" You can set the table with her own dishes. The Timey Tell doll also comes with lots of accessories to play with. With Timey Tell you'll always have something to do every hour of the day ... and someone to do it with!. She'll be your very best friend! Toys marked with red dot ·eligible for free Baby Love Ught9 Doll. She's the amazing new daytime, bedtime, anytime companion. SQueeze her hand. and her big, blue eyes light up. Close her Ho/din' Hands• over yours and she'll hold on tight. Cuddle Ringling Bros. and ~b?:~-:.... her close at night and she'll watch over you. When you slip your hand out of her hand, she goes to sleep, too. Battery operated. Timey Tell• e I Talk oYer30 Play Pieces Barnum & Bailey Circus ticket offer. See .back cover for e details. Love Light9 e Comb Her Hair G • Barbie~ every girl's best friend. Barbie• and her friends, P.J. ~. Christie" and Ken~ are now groovier than ever! With all kinds of costumes, accessories. and even a Country Camper' ... ! You'll have fun picking out your favorite clothes and accessories! H Live Action Barbie• & Her Friends New Costumes for Francie-& Skippe,. Frosty Fur Live Action Barbie• and Her Friends. Now. the most far-out fashion dolls on the scene today have their own up-beat stages Make them move and dance to tQday's hit sounds' You control the tempo ... you control the speed. They come with groovy fringe vests ... boots ... even a microphone on Barbie's stage' Barbie. P.J .. Chrtst1e and Ken sing their own hit tunes on their own rocks records! You can have your own rock show! And they all came with super-poseable waists. arms and legs for never before Live-Action Play! Barbie. P.J .. Christie and Ken are also available with new Touch 'N Go"" stands. 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Hair dryer. cosmetic mirror and chair. Barbiee and Francie• with Growin' Pretty-HaJr. Long hair! Shof1 hair! Any length you want. Two hairpieces and fashion accessories. Barbld's• Lively Uvtn' House'" The biggest, most luxurious fashion doll house ever built! Two stories. 3 big rooms, ~lenty of furniture. And much more! Barbie• Single Doll Case Off to a slumber party? Take Barbie along in style, in a fashion-designed travel case with hangers and drawers. Country Camper e Barb/ti' With .Growln' PrettyeHalr Barbie• Action Beauty Scene e Francie• With Growin' Pre~ Hair • Barbie• Lively A I Livin' House™ W ! Toys marked with red dot eligible for free Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus ticket offer. See back cover for a details . ., . . Barbie• Single Doll Case "BARBIE,'' "P.J.," "l(EN:7°"CHRISTIE," "Sl(IPPER,'' & "FRANCIE" 1rt Ill• us. rt(llatered trade merb of Mattel. Inc. for Ill Dolla. I \bur pint size partnen; Small Shots"' Dolls The fastest kids on wheels! Race 'em. Chase 'em. 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The new "computer drawing toy" that turns numbers into pictures ... pictures into games! Create crazy characters in a zany Square World. Big Fun Finder Book has hundreds of things to do. Like copy I• I pictures. Play games on the special game-board ~. • • with 2 to 4 friends. .,970 United Fntur~ Syndicate. Inc Monogram® models are fun to make. Super Digger"' Drag strip action in 1 /12th scale. Wheels spin, engine "whines," and 'chute' pops open. Goin' Buggy"" Wild custom Volkswagan. Remove the body, channel the chassis and add the custo~. dune buggy body! Ice "T''• Combo Ice "T"~ Combo A Monogram Ice "T" for "show" and Hot Wheels• car for "go." Dog Catche,. This Tom Daniel design is so funky any dog would be proud to get a trip to the pound. Horn Toad"" Wild Tom Daniel's designed custom stre et rod really looks like the scaly lizard. Chrome, flared exhaust "headers." Plush Point e Snoopy and His Motorcycle Snoopy's vintage cycle and bathtut, side car for his friend Woodstock. Just snap together ... ready to roll! Plush Point"" Create velvet soft 3-0 pictures. It's fun and easy. Tissue Tones"' Make'beautiful colored tissue pictures you 'll show with pride. No paint used! "Peanu1s Charac1ors .. 01971 United f eature Syndicate. Inc Snoopy and His Motorcycle Tissue Tones Dog Catcher • M Preschool .. Learn and hcwe fun at the same time. Dr. Seun Zoo Super See 'N Sa,.. Dial Horton"" the Elephant's trunk - push to hear a dozen daffy Dr. Seuss characters carry on in extra-long music 'n sound playing fun! Friends of Dr. Seuu Talklng Storybook Even the youngest child will flip over this! Point the dial, push and "read along" with the book that talks! Zany Dr. Seuss characters and washable vinyl pages. Dr. Seuu Mattel-0 -Phone•. Forty different private conversations with all the Dr. Seuss gang. Friends Of Dr. Seuss See 'NSa~ Talki ~ Dr. Seuss Color Neats"" Grooved, easy to follow boards make great looking pictures. Turn them over and draw some more! Color them, too! Mattel-A-Time"" Talking Clock Learn to tell time the fun way. Just set the hands ... and the colorful clock tells you what time it is in five minute intervals. A real parent saver! Solid Sl<ilr' Wood Toys \ Solid Skill"" Hard Wood Toys Toddlers love these colorful take-apart shapes. Mix 'N Make Mobiles"". Build-A-Toys. Mix 'N Make Animals"". And Pick-A-Path"". Four different sets fit together in endless • ways. Parts and pegs • and wheels and things teach handy skills for :. • • hours and hours of fun. .,970 Or. Seuaa. AU RIGHTS RESEAVEO ·" Future Phone™ Forty different laugh and learn conversations come on two special program discs that talk about safety, good habits, manners, colors, and other fun things! Show-It, Know-1t"• You pull the ring and hear the question ... pull it again and see if you guessed the right answer that's hiding behind the pointer! Laugh while you learn. Future Phone • Ganies you'll want to play over and over. Magnetel9 Eleven different games of skill. Skid-tac-toe, Blocko, Skidoo. And all sorts of pool-type games. Wild magnetic action. Barbie* Miss Lively Uvin" .. Game A real beauty pageant between Barbie and her friends. You pick the , cards that hold surprises along the way. And a crown for the winner! Fast Eddie6 Wh iz kid. Fast Eddie can make you a marbles champ, fast! Blarney9 Fib your way through this frantic game of word definitions. Slip Ditc• Befuddle your opponent. Try and guess the right peg. Then pull it quick. Slip his discs to win' Toys marked with red dot eligible for free Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus ticket offer. See back cover for a details . ., - • { Here la all.you do: 1. Buy one 01 more Mattel toys marked in this catalog with this rede 2. Cut the toy name from the Instructions inside or on the box. For toys without instructions, send the toy name from the front of the box. Send it with the coupon below before January 31\\ 1972. 4.. If you buy more than one e toy, you will receive a certificate for each. Each certificate is good for one child 12 or under. One adult ticket ...,., be purchned for eac:h.certfflcate exchanged. Certificate is good for one seat next to the accompanying paying adult. 5. Certificate is good for any 1972 matinee or evening performance Mondays through Frie' 1ys, a. You will receive a certificate good for one except for holidays and April 3 through April free children's ticket to Ringling Bros. and 7, 1972. All seats for all performances are Barnum & Balley Circus and the 1972 Circus reserved. . schedule. Exchange the cer11ficate in person 8. Void where prohibited bv law. Offer good or by mail at the Arena Box Office where the only in the continental U.S.A. Allow up to one Circus will be appearing. month to receive certificates. 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You make whatever you want ... because that's ~ .what lmagining_s.,., kits are •.. • all about! , '" ClearCuts~ 9 r--------------------------------1 1 Special Offer I "Who C... (Belldea You)?0 I A 1« p~e. illustrated book that tells how to deal with the people I who care for your children. Doctors, teachers, clergymen -even I babysitters. Wr1tten by experts In the field of child care, this book Pf'ovides practical answers to everyday slluation9"parents I encoonter. · I Fo< your copy, send 25 cents (to cover the cost of handling and I mailing) and your name and address printed clearly to: I Speo191 lloot otter, P.O. lox 303l7, T ......... Annex, Loe An11l•e. Cllllf. -L-----------~--------F;;;;.,ilv Weekl11,Novef;ib.r7i";t971 • 1 . Family Weekly Sewing Corner By Rosalyn Ahrevaya ._">'] T h e ( ~-,.· ,t · ·. "' Spectator '\ /{(.~~.' \ . \ . .._ 1'• -) ' -,, l I \\ ~\ '-";' \ ~ ,: I, Dress .\ F-1100 --~\, Herc's a sporting dress you can sew that will look smart and dashing under a fashionable new wra p coat or a flowing cape you've resurrected from the trunk. It is young und sophisticated with a soft, high collar, the added charm of pockets and pleats, and can be made with short sleeves or without any. The surprise of this pattern: you can make it without the collar o r belt and have a lovely princess-line silhouette (sec back view). Or make the dress in both versions. Suggested fabri~: a double-koit jersey or a wool blend. Size L 4 takes 3:i1i yards of 44-inch fabric with slcev~; 3 ~ yards for sleeveless. Standard body mea- surements for size 14 are: Bust 36, Waist 27, Hips 38. A PRINTED PATTERN Send to: FAMILY WEEKLY PATTERNS. Dept. 5291 4500 N.W. 135th St., Miami, Fla . 33054 PLEASE PRINT Be sure to give zip code NAM STREE~ -------------~· CITY -------------- STATE.. __________ 1p __ _ Send $1.00 plus 25 cents for postage and handling; cash, check, or money order. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 (New sizi ng) F·llOO State Size Make All Your Sewing Easier with These Companion Bargains n World's most practical dress form-check box for perfect fit "Adjusto·Matic Form" with Stand. Adjustable 8 to 20. Order =7361. Enclose $8.98 and 95¢ for shipping. n Check box to receive world's finest sewing book, the 328-page "Complete Book of Sewing." Valu- able hem gauge included-free! Remit $5.95 extra with this coupon. t 53501 J obmanship A feature dedicated to helpit;fl ym' mulerstaml and impro\•e your 011-the-job relationships By S. R. Redford WHAT EXPERTS SAY ABOUT MEMO WRITlNG A worker might -;pend an hour and :1 half figuring the exact amount of vaca- tion due him, but he won't spend fi ve minutes struggling with n complicated memo about reducing wao;1c. A s uper- visor's ·best hope for communication success. is a message that is simply worded and specillc. You also have to guard agamst hidden meanings you may accidentally put into "6 what you say or write. Did you an- ~~~-c:: _ ...l nounce the cha nge in business hours bc- ~\\~t<-.! -cause you crre annoyed wi th hue-morn- ing :lrrivals or <>imply tx.·cau'>c the new AT-HOME GLAMOUR! STYLE 40011-AT HOME GLAM- OUR. It's hip-hips away in new paisley print that wraps your torso m glamour for around the house wear and is so slimming in all s izes! Lavishly detailed with side-slash pockets, con- trasting piping, self-sash tie. Graceful¥• sleeves. 100% easy. care cotton. Red or blue. Sizes 12 to 20. 142/2 to 24 2/2. tim\.' bcll\.'r suits your clicntdc? Yu111· new business schedule might l>c inter- preted either way. To be certai n every- o ne understands the real meaning of any message. it's often uscf ul to briefly explain the background leading up 19 it. As you might suspect, face-lo-face contact is the most e ffec tive way to get your iucas across. Small employee mcct- ingo; and letters sent directl y to worker'>' homes are also effective. You'll be mak- ing very little impact, though, when you depend on morale posters, pamphlets on special subjects and pay in~cr1 -.. .. .. / ,. Aa ~/ 3 WAYS TO ORDER: PREPAID• C.0.0. • USE YOUR CHARGE CARD! ' I greenla'ld fashions, oept 64as, 4500 N.w. usth st., Mt.mi, Fl•. 3305-4 \ I I I I __ Palsley Dresses (#40011)@ $5.88 plus 65¢ postage Color ize _________ _ I Nam._ _____________________ _ I Address _____________________ _ I \ City t1te zi::-----0 PREPAID: I enclose full price PLUS 65¢ postage for each. 0 SEND C.O.D. I ENCLOSE $1.00 DEPOSIT for each and will pay postman balance otus all postal charges. Y•-.YO-,.Ytw~ 0 8AJllK AMERICAJID Accl. No. -Good Thru --- 0 MASTER CHARCC Acct, No. -I NT£1111ANK No. (find above yOilr namt) Good Thru . I I ~----------------___ _, ' , . 'DIE DOCTOR LETS YOU IN By Arthur S. FreeM Are You the Fainting Type? Painting can be an' indication of something serious and should not be ignored. But in the majority of cases. fainting is nothing more than a reaction to some uo- plea.sant event or condition, such as shock or a stuffy room. If you have a fainting problem, you should see your doctor. But pcrhapl> you1J be able to approach him with lcs.s dread if you keep in mind these tips from a heart specialist. Fainting is usually not serious when: there is a ,.."Oio-ced w...U.C ,.,W with symptoms such a.s pallor, sweating, nausea and giddincs.s; you experience oGly a few secoeds ol wwda .. em, al- though the symptoms may last for some time foUow- ing recovery; the fainting is im cci•ectiM W'itlt a fit. lwW.& liNatioa such as an inject.ion, seeing blood, or just plain embarrassment. THE DIET WATCH By Harriet La Bane How "Desk Drawer'' Snacks Can Help You Lose Nibbling or snacking correctly can keep your weight down. People who work in offices, for instance, can save themselves from eating too big lunches if they have "desk drawer" snacks on hand to curb a ravenous appetite. Any low-calorie cookie (1 S to 20 calories) is a typically good desk drawer snack to eat about I S minutes before lunch. Tlais Is wtbnes talled "'Sd- e•tiftc nibblinc.9' Good desk-drawer snacks are low- calorie crackers, cookies, it tube of cheese such as roquefort or cheddar, and a low-calorie bottle drink, since none of these foods needs refrigeration. House- wives have the advantage of refrigerators, and they profit best from a late-aft ernoon "scientific" snack. Jced or hot tea (with an artificial sweetener) is a good accompaniment. has no calories, and one tea-bag makes two cups. Home or office, liquids4:ven a glass of water-help to curb the appetite. TEENTIPS By Paul Steiner • Ever dream about a "diamond?" Although it may point up your concern with money and financial secur- ity, it probably represents love or the wish to be loved. • You like to roast marshmallows, but the inside al- ways melts and sticks to the skewers. You'll get the • gummy stuff off by sticking the skewer into wet sand, which scoun the sticky ends, makes 'em easy to wash. 14 Fat1t.ilt1 WHkllh No1'.-mbwll, 1171 /71 Football Welcomes Back the "One-Man Conglomerate" Lance Alworth of the Dallas Cowboys is one o f the greatest pass receivers in the history of professional football. The only player ever to have gained over 1,000 yards in receptions for Ji.even years in a row, he also holds a record for catching passes in 96 consecu- tive games. A handsome 30-year-old, Alworth is par- tial to mod clothes, colorful tie, and long sideburns. He also displays a ftashy style on the field, performing acrobatic maneuvers to fool defensive backs and pluck passes out of the air. He cu leap so ltip to make a afch daat 111e•1 btta nkknam~ .. Bambi" ... An AJl- A merican running back at the University of Arkansas, Alworth was not considered big enough to succeed as a back in the pros. 1ben the San Diego Chargers drafted him in 1962 and c.onvertea him into a receiver. He was soon setting records ... He was traded to Dallas for three players, but he and his wife stiJI call San Diego home. Alworth's success brought him many offers for business investments, and for a time he was known as a o~man conglomerate. He became over- extended, however, and suffered severe losses in the stock market decline. DepreMed, he temporwily pve up football. But now he has recovered his old dash and enthusiasm and has put business activities aside to concentrate on his best skill-pass-catching. -By Barry Abramson FAMILY FLAK "Are you sure it's unpolluted?" PEOPLE AND YOU By SIWley Slou fader An End to "Husband Power"? like the old gray mare, "hu.'lband power .. ain't what it used to be-but it~ definitely still exist! When a repr~ntative sample of 776 husbands and wives wa.s studied recently with the aid of a grant from the Office of Naval Research, the couples agreed today's husb~nds have nbdvdy ~ power than their fathers had. Yet when it comes to deciding such crucial family questions as which car to get~ what house or apartment to take, job choice for husband and the possibility of a job for the wife, the same study revealed that husbands st ill possess considerable influence. Their power is high during the first four "honeymoon" years, bits its peak in the four"\Sn'n years of die 111-nace when women are usually most tied down with small children, and then dttlines Y"' by yes after that. Many families ultimately develop a strong shared-authority arrange- ment. No more tbaa a tiny two to four pucent of mar- riages are ever wife-dominated. PET CORNER By Felicia Ames Winter Warnings for Your Dog People are not the only ones moving to the city. The dog population of the U. S. is about 26 million, give or take a few million. Pet Food Institute reports that while a large majority of dogs still lives in suburbs and rural areas, 28 percent of aH singJe-dog homes are found in central cilia. That means a lot of pooches this time of year are learning how lo wear city slickers in the rain and strap-on coats in the cold. While the $750 million spent last year on doggy accessories went for u lot of nonsense (monogrammed toothbrushes and false cycla~hcs), some items are necessary. A warm coat for a dog accustomed to an overheated apartment is not a luxury but insurance against respiratory infec- tion. Boob arc also a good idea, especially if the s ide- waJks are covered with ice and snow. Ice and snow- balls, as well as defrosting agents such as calcium chloride, can be very irritating to the webbing between Bowser's toes. HOUSEIDNTS By Lee Pettee • Crusty deposits in vases? Fill vase with solutfon of dish-wa!>hing compound, soak overnight. Then add a handful of small pebbles and swish. In hard-water areas, U'IC a glass film and spot remover the same way. Filter and Memhol: 12 mg."tar", 0.8 mg. nicotine-av. per cigarette. FTC Report Aug. 71 (Menthol by FTC method}. • I : -l J . ' . . • An Amazing Value For Only $3.98 . ~· 8 WOOD & CORK COASTERS INA CABINET This handsome walnut cabinet has 8 "dmwers." Pull them out to discover tf'9Y a~ actually wood and cork coasters. Tall drink time . . . pull the knobs and pass out the draWers . . . oops, I mean the coasters! C.binet is further enhanced by the addition of decorative nail· heads. 51,'4x4'1cx3~ inches. ~-------------------, I PAL.II CO., Dept. 6441, 4500 N.W. 135th St.. Miamf, Fla. 33054 I Enclosed check or M.O. for $,..__ NAM...._ ________ _ I _CQllster C.blnet Sets ( # J 1235) ADDRESS I I @ $3.98 plus 55¢ post. STATE I L---------~~---2~---~ Doctors'Tests Show How You " Can ActUally Help Shrink Swelling of Hemorrhoidal Tissues ••. Due to Inflammation and Infection. Also Get Prompt, Temporary Relief in Many Cases from Rectal Itching and Pain in Such Tissues. When inflammation, infect ion and swelling exist in hemor- rhoidal tiaauea-it can be very painful for the s ufferer. But there's an exclusive formulation which in many cases gives hours of relief from the burning itch 'ind pain in hemorrhoidal tissues. It also helps shrink the swelling of such tissues. Sufferers are de- lighted at the way it acts so gently and is so soothing to sen- sitive tissues. Tests by doctors on hundreds of patients reported similar sue- etepAway Skin If hand s and 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. NeJtt morning, wash thoroughly with Cuticura medicated soap. You'll be amazed how quickly your skin be · comes soft and ~"1~ smooth. OINTM~NT cessful results in many cases. And it was all done without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or stinging, smarting astringents of any kind. You can obtain this same medi- cation used in these tests at any drug counter. Ita name is Prepa- ration H. Preparatio?t H• also lubricates to protect the in· ftamed, irritated surface area to help make bowel moTementa more comfortable. Be sure and try Preparation H. In ointment or suppository form. VIOBIN ~~:~'Oil gives Vigor More Stamina Endurance Less Heart Stress 'Oon'I beliere il1 You WILL when you read FREE Bulletin Ii I 5 18 years research World Expert Physical Fitness RffUSl SUBSTITUTES -Only Violin Oil proved effective. VIOB!N, V·-· -• '. ; . • • .. Family Weekly Congratulates: Three Americans Who Have JUSTICE TOM C. CLARK (retired) Supreme Court Justice, 1949-1967; Attorney General, 1945-1949. C lark, whose father was president or the Texas Bar Association in 1896, was horn in Dallas. September 23, 1899. His son Ramsey became U.S. Attorney General. Tom would become the only Texan to serve (18 years) on the Supreme Court. He wrote 2 16 of approximately 1700 signed majority opinio ns. is on record as opposing capital punishment (he doulltcd its value as a deterrent), but he was known as n "tough judge ... Dr. Sterling W. Brown, President of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. says of Clark: "He is a man who voted for full rights for all Americans and one who took the lead in making a nd writ ing the decisions that legally guaranteed our citizens' civil rights. An example of his courage came when the economic interest of his native state was in conftict with the interests of the nation, and he :iiupportcJ the latter against his home state." WALTER E. WASHINGTON, Mayor of Washing- ton, D.C. Appointed the first mayor-<:ommissioner of the rcorganil.Cd city government by President John· son and reappointed to a second term by President Nix.on. Previously, Director of the National Capital Housing Authority, t~ nation's pioneer slum clear- ance and public-housing agency. Born April I S, 1915, in Dawson, Ga., Washington was graduated from Jamestown (N.Y .) High School and Howard Uni- versity Law School ( 1948). His wife, Bennetta. is Director of the Women's Joh Corps, U.S. Dept. o f Labor. Doctor Brown says of Washington: "He became pre- eminent in a most neglected area of social concern- housing-hy his ability as an administrator and his fairness in dealing with connicting racal and ethnic &roups. He created, developed and administered a housing program of hundreds of thousands of units. And in our nation's capital-by its very)lature a sort of stepchild, full of ingredients of racial and political con- fli ct-he has compiled a record as a courageous ad- ministrator or a major city." GEN. LUCIUS D. CLAY served on Douglas Mc· Arthur·s staff in the Philippines in 1937; was Deputy Director for War Mobilization during World War II; Deputy Military Governor to General Eisenhower for the U.S. Zone of Germany; U.S. Military Governor during Berlin Blockade. Clay was born in Marietta, Ga., April 23, 1897. The U.S. Military Academy com- missioned him a lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers in J 918. After retiring from the military in J 949, he became Chairman of the Board of Continent.al Can Co.; later, senior partner with Lehman Brothers, an investment house. Doctor Brown says of Clay: "Jn the postwar period, when all Western Europe was a maelstrom or hunger, militaristic ambition, hatred and vengeance, he showed a tremendous sense o( humaneness by standing for the rights of all, including the defeated peoples. He en- couraged Americans to work. closely with the Ger- mans, and out of this cooperation the NCCJ was established in West Germany in o rder to help achieve understanding between Jews and Germans. He was also the decisive person in organizing the successful Berlin Airlift when relationships with Russia were at their most delicate and dangerous point." Family W 6ekly,Novernber ..!l, /97/ \_ Built a Better Tomorrow • Outstanding leaders still live in our midst, and today three of them are being honored at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. The National Conference of Christians and Jews is presenting its high- est honor, the 14K-gold medallion repre- senting its seventh annual Charles Evans Hughes Award for courageous leadership in govemme11tal service, on local, state, ru.uional or i11temational levels. This year's recipients are Mayor Walter £. Washington (of Washington, D.C.), General Lucius D. Clay (retired) and Justice Tom C. Clark (rtlired). The former Chief Justice Hughes was one of the founders of the NCCJ in 1928. At the time of il3 founding, the organiza- tion's purpose was primarily to combat the religious prejudice that /rad erupted against ... And the Man Who Helped Select Them For This Honor DR. STERLING WADE BROWN received the Four Chaplains Award in 1966 in Phil- adelphia for his "ceaseless efforts and con- tributions to his fellow man regardless of race, religion or background." He has been president of NCCJ since 1965, the third president since the founding of the Conference in 1928. He is a native.of Texas, born in Cookville, December 28, 1907. After earning Bachelor of Arts and Divinity de- grees in 1930 and I 932 from Texas Christian University, his career has been focused on re- ligion, education and social affairs. A highlight of his career was the assignment by the U.S. Government in 1947, to the staff of General Lucius D. Clay (one of today's award recipients) in West Germany, as ad- viser on intergroup relations. He has been director of college Intergroup Workshops for NCCJ at Vassar, University of Oklahoma and Southern Methodist and Associate Di- rector Qf the St. Louis region NCCJ. the Presidelllial candidacy of Roman Cath- olic Al Smitlr. Today the NCCJ's work is essentially aimed al building bridges of 1mderstanding among ethnic groups-to bring tire forces of enlightenment and edu- caJion to bear upon racial and religious prejudice, and to aclrieve as realistically as possible the true ideal of brotlterhood. Will. Glir IOU L M. Cox Manufacturing Co., Inc., Subsidiary of Leisure Dynamics, Inc. 1505 East Warner Avenue, Santa Ana, California 92705 \ RADIANT RINGS TO MAKE Why shop at crowded jewelry counters when you can make as many as 12 rings from a single, simple kit? Add colorfu.I beads to a simple crocheted band and you've created some of the prettiest, most inexpensive rings any- one could ask for. Even a beginner can make these gems because each kit includes illustrations for the basic stitches plus everything you need- metallic elastic yarn, beads, crochet hook and easy-to-follow directions. Christmas presents for $2.50 a dozen "" . ._ .6 • • • Round Beads in Amber, Opaque White, Emerald Green, Black, Sapphir-e Blue and Ruby Red. MAKE 2 EACH OF All 6 COLORS, FOR $2.50 . Disk Beads in Ruby Red, Amber, Black, Clear Crystal, Emerald Green and Sapphire Blue. MAKE 2 EACH OF All 6 COLORS, FOR $2.50. Small Pearls, White Rosebuds, large Pearls and Antique Gold Rosebuds. MAKE 3 EACH OF THE 4 STYLES FOR $4.00. Iridescent Beads in Sapphire Blue, Clear Crystal, Emerald Green, Black, Rose and Ruby Red. MAKE 2 EACH OF THE 6 COLORS .•• 12 RINGS FOR $5.00. Blue Rhinestone, Red-Wh ite-Blue and Garnet Red Rings. CHOOSE ANY ONE OF THE 3 FOR $3.00, OR All 3 FOR $7.50. FAMILY CIRCLE KITS, DEPT. 613FW , P. 0 . BOX 450, TEANECK, N.J. 07666 Please send me the following items in the quantity indicated. (Canada: Add $1 each.) NO SUBSTITUTIONS PLEASE. QUANTITY ITEM TOT AL PR ICE .-, Round Bead Ring Kit, $2.50 each $ ____ _ Disk Bead Ring Kit, $2.50each $ ____ _ Pearl Ring Kit, $4.00 each $ ____ _ Iridescent Bead Ring Kit, $5.00 each $ ____ _ Blue Rhinestone Ring Kit $ ___ _ ( 1 ring only), $3.00 each Red-White-Blue Ring Kit (1 ring only), $3.00 each Garnet Red Ring Kit (1 ring only), $3.00 each Blue Rhinestone, Red-White- Blue and Garnet Red Ring Kit (3 rings), $7.50 each $ ____ _ $ ___ _ $ ___ _ I endose (total amount) ............................... . $ ____ _ CitY--------------------- State _____________ Zip ______ _ PLEASE PRINT Make check or money order payable to Family Circle Kits. Items shipped to Canada are subject to Canadian tariff. Allow three to four weeks for delivery. 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Serve with a molasses bread, salad, and top off with a maple-yam custard pie AutuIDD' s Best LaIDb Stew Lamb stew and maple-yam custard pie are autumn fare for company as well as family. AUTUMN'S BEST LAMB STEW 1A cup butter or margarine l medium onion, halved and thinly sliced 3 lbs. boneless lamb shoulder, cut In large cubes l cup bolling water l can (8 oz.) tomato sauce liquid from l ain (16 oz.) cut green beans (set beans aside) Bouquet garni• 1 teaspoon salt ~ teaspoon pepper 4 large carrots, cut Into 1-in. pieces 1 cup diagonally sli~ed celery 1 lb. potatoes, pared and cut in large pieces lf2 lb. large fresh mushrooms, thickly sliced 1A cup water 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup dairy sour cream 1. Heat buller or margarine in an aluminum non-stick coated Dutch oven. Stir in the onion anti cook, stir- ring occasionally, until golden. Add lamb and cook over medium heat, s tirring occa11ionally until lightly browned. about I 0 min. 2. Lower heat; add water. 1omato sauce, bean liquid, bouquet garni, salt, and pepper. Simmer covered for 20 min. 3. Add carrots, celery, potatoes, and mushrooms. Continue to simmer, cov- ered. 40 min .. or until vegetables arc tender. 4. Put V.. cup water into a jar havi ng a tight fitting cover. Add ll our. cover tightly, and i.hake vigorously to blend. Bring stew to boiling, anti qu1cldy stir in flour blend. Cook I to 2 ~in .. con- tinuing to Mir. 5. Mix in beans a nd sour cream. Heat to serving temperature (do not boil). 6. Remove trouquet garm before serv- ing and, if desired, sprinkle stew with c hopped parsley. 6 to 8 servinRS .) Bouquet garni: Wrap celery leaves, parsley sprigs, 1 bay leaf, !If! tea- spoon thyme leaves, and !lfi teaspoon rosemary leaves in a small square of cheesecloth; tie securely. MAPLE-YAM CUSTARD PIE 1 unbaked 9-in. pastry shell (prepued from • pie crust mix) 2 eggs, slightly beaten ~ teaspoon salt 111z cups cream 11/z cups mashed cooked or canned yams 1/z cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 tablespoons maple syrup 1/z teaspoon cinnamon, ground 1.4 teaspoon nutmeg, ground 1A teaspoon allspice, ground 1. Blend eggs with salt and cream in a small bowl, using a rotary beater. 2. Mix yams, brown sugar, maple syrup, and a blend of the spices in a large bowl, beating thoroughly. 3. Gradually add egg and cream mix- ture to the spiced yams, beating until well blended. 4. Pour into pastry shell. Bake at 425°F. 15 min. Reduce oven tem- perature to 350°F. and continue to bake 30 to 35 min., or until a knife inserted halfway between center and edge of fi lling comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. 5. If desired, before serving, top with t.hawed frozen whipped dessert top· ping. One 9-in. pie 10 f"o1111/11 l l'<'Pk/t/ • .\'"1·r111ltt'r !I. /!I'l l ~ HoW t-o Lose ·up to 10 ~ounds\ in only 10 days \\Tith Nevvest Grapefrnit. "Super-C" Diet Delicious Vitamin Rich Diet flushes excess fat out of body ... without drugs, pills, hateful exercises or nasty hunger pangs. By Elizabeth Louise Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Special Report) -From this fab- ulous Gold Coast City comes word of the latest, high-speed grape- fruit reducing discovery. The "SUPER-C" Plan is new anq different from other grapefruit diet.s. No long waiting. This one is so fast that it actually begins to work within 24 hours -even while you sleep! That's why you can reduce up to 10 pounds in only 10 days! HO DRUGS ••• HO PILLS No nauseating medicine~Not even vitamin CaJ>sules are re- quired. You aren't forced to do tedious exercises that wear you out. Best of all, you'll never suffer from cruel starvation jitters. 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RESHAPES YOUR BODY This sensational method really t mnsf orms you r figure, day after day. And then, one morning, you wake up to find that your body is lean, lithe and limber again, as in years gone by. Yes! A slender more vigorous body -aglow with youthful sex appeal. This new strange regimen has worked won- ders for thousands of men and wo- men coast-to-coa!'Jt. It can work wonders for y.ou too, but there is a catch ! You must like grapefruit (fre~h or canned). You must fol- WHY STARVATION DIETS FAIL Many faddish diets almost star ve you to death. Such silly diets are against nature itself . That's why · your body fights back. Pretty soon the unsightly fat returns -pound after pound. SUPER-C Grapefruit Diet is different. You're never starved. You don't skip a single meal. In fact. you get hearty break- fasts, lunches, dinners. You enjoy a rich variety of good eating - foods · you've always craved for. Just imagine ... now you can par- take of spareribs, thick, juicy steaks, fried chicken, pork, bacon and eggs, and scores of other "pro- hibited" dishes. You actually fill up on lots of delicious food~. Yet, by using the right combina.tion of f "ods you burn up accumulated fat faRt ! Right up to 10 pounds or more in only 10 duyx ! HOW DOES IT WORK'? Your body burns up fat much as a car motor burns fuel. But after years of faulty dieting, fats be- come hardened and lazy -locked up in body tissues. They may clog up arteries, placing life itself in jeopardy. T he excess fat becomes stored in arms, thighs, buttocks, midriff, etc. You look older. You feel older. You act older. ERASE OLD AGE LOOKS! Genuine SupE!"r-C Diet /Regimen has been proven in thousands of cases. It unloclu those deeP-stored fats. Like the spark plugs in your car, it ignites them. then metab- olizes them right out of your body. And soon enough, the unsightly bulges and awkward pot belly van- ish away. 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CCO COff. \ ' ACTRESS MELINA MERCOURI Tradition for tourists You've seen or heard about the Creek custom of celebrating by breaking crockery ;m<l glasses. Have you ever wondered how that started? We did, ;ind when we met Creek actress Melina Merrouri, we a.'iked her about it. "Jt has become a fashion now, rm sorry to say, instead of a custom. It used to be the Creek worker's w..1y of exploding, a cry of f celing. But after l made the film, ''Never on Sunday," it became a f11ing for fourist.S. "there had been-a Creek tradition: ·when a glass broke, it , meant goo<l luck. But just one glass! ON MY CONSCIENCE By Richard Armour My conscience is a small, weak thing, Unhandsome, too. So be i.t. I'm glad, unlike my nose and hair, It's hidden deep within me where My friends and foes can't see it. A foursome was pl.tying ~olf at their country dub one afternoon when a distinguished-looking, well-dre~sed golf er playing in back of them caught up nnd asked rourtcouc;ly if he might play through. "I <lon't like to disturb you," he ex- plained, "but my club membership is up at three o'clock." -Dan Bennett I feel that it is u teniblc waste tel t.lo more. Now I am very c-,.ireful to break no more tli.'ln one, si11<:e I f ecl responsi- ble for it all." Melina has set Jown her f celi11~ about growing up in Greece (her gra11dfuther w;L'l 1na}"or of Athens for 30 years, )'et her citizc11sl1ip was ta.ken away when the present junta took over), murr)·i11g an Amerknu (movie· maker, Jules Dassi11 ) nnJ her feelings about democracy (from the Creek word demos) in her new book, "I Wa.s Born Creek" (Doubleday $6.95). That phrase "housewife.and-mother" seems to read us one word, but a rec.-cnt study <livide<l the functions into very different amounts of work-tim e in- volved in each. The married woman with children under 18 doesn't have too much time to be "wife" and "mother," bt.'<.".iuse 92 percent of her lime is spent as "housekeeper," ac:<:ordiog to Dr. Alice Rossi, of Goucher College. Nincty- two ~t! What happened to all those modem improvements? The invitation read: "You are in\'ited to the we<ldi11g of Miss Judith Larsen to Mr. Harold Smith, Jr. of Reno, Ne- vada, USA." What wa.c; so special about it? Merely that the 174 invited guests -were-jetted from San Francisco to Svcti Stefan on the southernmost tip of Yugo- slavia and barely a stone's throw from Qui THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see lif• differently. Send contribu· lions to "Child." Femily Weekly, 641 lexinrton /l\ve., N. Y .. N. Y. 10022. $10 of used-non• returned. With tears in his eyes, a little boy in my kindergarten class came up to me sobbing that only one pair of ga· Joshes was left in the cloak· room, and they were not his. I searched under all the desks and in comers, but no- where could I find another pair of galoshes. Finally, I asked the boy, "llow can you be sure that these ga· Joshes aren't yours?" "Mine had snow on them!" he cried. -L. J.C., San Jose, Calif. JUDITH & HAROLD, JR. • Some Wedding, Folks Mao-oricntt..o<l Albania. There they were joine<l by an equal number of Yugo- slavs to "':itncss the Montenegro-style wedding of one of Nevada's hest known gamblers (he's the son of .. Harold" of Harold's Club) to his funner srt'ret;1ry. The ceremony included a walk along the heach, where the couple stopped every hundred yards to U<-'(.'Cpl the traditional offer of plum liquor from the natives, the llri11g of gu1)S, a nipe- course we<lding feast which indude<l trout_ Y!rr?.azar L venison, turkey, phea- sant and baked Alaska, as well a.'i flsti- cuff s between one of the Amoric-.in It was the lunch hour and the res- taurant was crowded, but the man finally found a table. A waitress handed him a menu an<l then left to care for other customers. Suddenly, after about half an hour, she realized she had forgotten about that customer and hurried over to take his order. He had departed, but propped ag~tinst a glass was n smnll handle ttered sign. Jt read: "Out to lunch." -Bculal1 Fain.ccatl1cr No fall'rtl is more csscntfol to tire s11ccc.~.ef11l cxcc11tfoe titan tlic ahility to listen. Jn fact , it is .\O important lie ca n·t stop talking aho11t ii . -Mutt Roberts WEDDING SCENE The bride is gorgeous in satin and lace, Her mother a dream in chiffon. The bridegroom is dressed in the very hest. The bridesmaids arc charming in lawn. But who is thnl guy in the threadbare suit With patches he cannot hide? Yes, who is that rake for goodness sake? The father of the bride. -Georgie StarlJttck CalbraWa ' • J,'tiests and an cM:ital>lc Y u140'\l,l\'ia11. The tab came <:lo.o;c tu s:no,ooo, hut the groom made up fur so111c of it when he opc11c..J tlie first Hc11o·stylc gambling <:asi111) in Yu~u!\lavia, C'ncorn- pn~in~ a whole floor from the gmo111 : .. Nothing is too good for my fric11<ls." DATES: This is National Dible Wwk, um.1 Thursday is Thankc;gi\'ing. 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Zip Code .... . ------------ -·--· COST A MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY SAN CLEMENT! WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20 • NOVEMBER 26 Adver1t.lna Supplement to IT COSTS A FORTUNE T BESICK. And hav e to pay doctor, surgeon, nu rse bill s. Now, protect yourself and your family with this ss,400.00 MEDICAl SURGICAL NURSE Pl AN l S 1 per . Sl covers you 1 adul1 for t11e s1 f11st month I for all . children 1f 1ou 1mul E11rollrnent Form on p:>r~ r~OP befQI C dato h Wtl lbOVe It pays you as much as $500.00 TAX-FREE CASH for Doctor Visits or as much as $600.00 TAX-FREE CASH for Surgery plus as much as $4,800.00 TAX-FREE CASH for Registered Nurse Care at home. I Y IV I O l I I ( i:-l ~ See inside for details on TAX FREE CASH benefits Here'• a dandy from Jolly II' England ... It seems that two not 10 smart young a uto thieves dldn't plan out the "Job" too well. The two youths stole a vehicle parked by a roadside garage. To be sure they were- n't lffn or heard, they pu~hed the car a few hundred feel down the road. When out of alght, they attempted to start the car as the Ignition keys were still in the car. Unable to start the car they continued to puab the vehicle down the road for several mllcs. When the po- lice finally caught up to them they were ju.t too tired to run. Both were more than a little emberraued when the police informed them that the l(aragc mechanic had just removed the enclne to replace It with, a new one. Had they only waited a while longer ... One thing you can rest uaured of here at Wllllon Ford Sales tn Hunting,. ton Beach la quality workman- ship that comes from our mod- em facility. Whatever your au- tomobile maJntalnancc needs be, from major overhaul, body and paint, ~lectrlcal, whatever, our factory trained technicians perform their trade like the · professionals they arc . . . And· remember, we make knowing your Ford or other fine car our business. THE DAILY PILOT. TY MDC. NOVOtHlt 20, 1111 DICK WILSON'S ---JFoR~ ~-lr __ _ WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH ILYD., HUNTINGTON IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '72'1 ARE AUMNG IY THE TIUCK LOAD I IMMEDIATE DEUYRY 11 HUGE DIS- . . Complete 1172 Car and Truck line On Sale! S65 S65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. 36 MONTHS $65 11 the totel clow11 peyment encl $65 h the tot•I mo11thly peyMent i11cl11cli119 tH, '11 licerue encl ell finence cher9H 011 e,,,o•ecl crecllt for 36 month1. Defurecf p•vm•nt price la UlfOl.00 i11clucli119 •" finence cher9u, teH1, •n license or If you prefer to pey cHh, the full c:Hh price i1 only $2051. ts i11cl11~in9 HIH tu, '72 license A.,./.. I 0.64 % . FORD MOVE-EM-OUT SALE NOW ON AT WILSON FORD JUST Z MILES SOUTH Of THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 -HUNTINGTON BEACH SALIS DEPr. ' ..... to 10 , ..... 7 Deya HIYICI OPEN , .. , tlllf• Fri., I •·"'· fo S '·"'· MON. 7:JO •·•· te l :JO ,.-. 592-5511 This MEDICAL-SURGICAL-NURSE health protection -Pays you up to • NO AGE LIMIT •NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION P1 CA H BFNFFIT znd CAS~ ec ·rr T Pays you as much as Pays you as much as $ 0 at the rate of SS 00 a v1s1t for operations-even pays for minor surgery you have done 1n your doctor's offrce or al home -according to the schedule pnnted in your policy, plus • NO SALESMAN WILL CALL for bedside v1s1ts of physicians and specialists during a non-surgical hospital stay, or ... S o many people discover-alter Ifs too late- thal their health insurance may not pay for services of doctors. nurses. specialists. sur· geons ... may not generally pay for surgery 1n a doctor's office. . may not pay for nu rs Ing care at home. They learn that these expenses must be paid out of their own pocket! But now, National Home's Medlcal-Surgical- Nurse Family Health Plan helps fill the "money gaps" and provides All these cash benefits· Pays you tor surgery In the hospital ... Pays up le $600.00 tax-free cash for appendectomy. gall bladder removal, mastoidectomy, hernia, hys- terectomy and all other operations listed in your policy. Pays you for minor surgery In the doctor's of· flee, or even at home ... Yes, this National Home plan pays you cash benefits for surgery lll<e a wart removal; a hemorrhoid excision; or a cyst removal. You get paid for every operation-from a minimum of $30 00 up to $600 00 .. according to the schedule printed rn your policy Pays you for doctor's visits while hosp]Jal11ed for a non-surgical confinement pays y0_J cash benefits for one visit per day by a physician (any physician who submits a bill, even your own family doctor!) up to SSOO 00 for each hos- pitalization. Pays you at the rate of $400 00 a month for a Registered Nurse At Home Even alter you collect your surgical or non-surgical hosprlai benefits, ii your doctor has you employ a full· time registered nurse wilhin 5 days after you come home following a covered hospital con- finement of 5 days or more. we'll pay you cash benefits at the rate or $400 00 a month up to 12 months.'-.. Pays cash direct to you ... tax-free cash rushed by.mall to you (not to doctor or hospital) -cash for Medical. Surglcal and Nurse benefits that can total $5,400.001 WI 11 11 y Ju 111 ldV own somf:' hl ilth tn ur 1rl £ Never mind what benefits you receive from Blue 2 Cross Hosp1tallzatlon Plans. Blue Shield Medi- , (' ' J "'l'.;t kyrocket111q .._....a..._ -... ,_ ~,-...... .. 100~~::::I__Ll '911() !Me 1970 1957 ·118:100 8ou<ce: Oec»r1ment of HMtth, ~--Welfare cal Plans. Workmen's Compensation, Medicare or any other insurance you may have. Even If your other insurance has already paid some. or all. of your medical bMls-you still collect from National Homet Even ii it's for the same illness! And even 1f II means you'll be collecting twice! And every dollar is yours-to spend any way you ltl<e bPneFtcr e11l tf i;; \ l \f You're not penalized because of advanced age Yes even 1f you are 65 or over. you receive the same cash benefits for operations ... the same caJh benefits for bedside doctor visits ..• the same cash benefits for minor surgery in the doctor's office ... the same cash benefits for home nursing as folks younger than you. And remember, all these benefits are paid over and above your Medicare coverage. H 'rant111.,N11 Jr I Hen plnt1q1vc you !\o much oro l. I''" 11 •w-low 1 t You deal directly with the company No middle- man needed Costly •·processing charges" are eliminated. So Is the "red tape" that normally Increases the price you pay for Insurance. And when you reply before the date shown on the Enrollment Form ... • 9:30, 10:00. 12:00 ( c 1:00 • 3:00 ( 4:00• 5:00~ ' 5:30 . p :oot 6:00( I • I I I 10:301 6:001 10:001 10:30 I 9:00 1 ; 11:301 I 5:001 8:00 1 ' I 10:001 11:001 ll:OOJ I I 1:00 1 10:301 I 5:001 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 SS: " 3~ ( ' al t for v No yo1 an1 tee yo1 ca '"!; ev1 mi: wh 101. ea Th toe tht WI no on ne de tht ha lo! tr') ex In m1 ha m1 nc gc r ij le 01 yo th sh 1' .. F: DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20, l'il71 TV !PORT! HIOHllO/ITI SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21 9:30 AM~ (i) NFL Todey Pre-game interviews We know you're tired of iumpinCJ up and doing the 10:00 NfL Football Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Redskins. 12:00 llece Football HlcflllghU E lllust,..ted 1:00 AFC Football San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders. 3:00 re Dame Football 4:00 UCLA Football Bruins vs. USC Trojans at the L.A. Coliseum. Collece Football Hl2hliehts 5:00 • G,..mbling Football Highlights Filmed action from recent clash with Southern University. 5:30 D John McKey Show i 1 :00 m College Football USC vs. UCLA . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 . 6:00 0 (3) Cl) NFL Football Green Bay' Packers vs. Atlanta Falcons at Lanibeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers, now in the Central Division, have won 11 championships and Coach Dan Devine is rebuilding his team with Scott Hunter, a rookie, "direct · Ing the ~~ack and throwing to Carroll Dale, ,Rich McGeorge and John Sp1lhs. The strength of the Packers, however, is their run· ning game. Leading the rushing attack for Atlanta is Jim "Cannonball" Butler, joined by Jim Mitchell and Ken Burrow. 10:30 O Bruins In Action DASH-AND-DIAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 6:00 0 Kings Hockey L.A. Kings vs. St. Louis Blues. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 10:00 a;} Box Professlonel 10:30 U Rems in Action THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 9:00 AM D Oj AFC/NFC Football Kansas City Chiefs vs. Detroit Lions at Detroit. 11:30 IJ Cl) NFL Todey Los Angeles Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys at Dallas. 5:00 R @{j) NCAA Football Georgia at Georgia Tech . every half hour iust because your newspoper doesn't list all the TV channels you -can receive 8:00 lakers Besketball L.A. Lakers vs. Seattle Supersonics at Seattle. I Boxing From the Olympic 10:00 Football·Soccer lnternet4onal Brazil vs. Yugoslavia. 11:00 Colle&late Football Preview FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 But now you can sit down anf;I relax 11:00 AM 0 (}) (j) NEW SEASON NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks vs. Baltimore Bullets. Keith Jackson reports from Alexander Me· morial Coliseum in Atlanta, G1't':" Bill Russell, one of the all-time great basketball players, will make his debut as an expert commentator for ABC sports. 1:00 fJ World Championship Tennis Finals Competing in the $100,000 tournament broadcast live from Dallas, Texas, are top champions such as Ken Rosewall, Ron Laver and Tom Okker. The DAILY PILOT Lists Them All ••• 10:30 0 Western Harness Racing The $50,000 Pacific Trot for free· for·all·trotters at one mile serves as a final prP.lude to the $100,000 American Trotting Classic on December 3. Fresh Yankee, 1970 Horse of the Year: Dayan: Speedy Crown and Tim· othy T. are among the eligibles. SAN DIEGO, TOO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 10:00 AM«(}) Ci) NCAA Football Army vs. Navy 1:00 @ NCAA Football Auburn vs. Alabama 2:00 · Fl Game of the Week 3:00 Kick-Boxing @ 19-11-1<'odak-A1t--Arnetica Footba11 Team Special filmed action highlights and interviews with outstanding collegiate players of 1971 season. The 22-man team is chosen by the American Football Coaches Association in a poll of members from all sections of the country. @I) Futbol·Soccer Every Saturday 5:00 0 The Lange Cup Professional skiers hurtle through the reo and blue gates at Breckenridge, Colorado, at 65 miles an hout in th~ $25,000 competition over Slalom and Giant Slalom courses for the final meet of the lO·event pro circuit. Participants include Spider Sabich, the 26·year-old Californian and the tour's leading money winner; Bill Kidd (USA); Teje Overland (Norway), Adrien Duvillard (France); Hugo Nindl and Anderl Molterer (Aus· and .. in daily IOCJs, too tria). · · Box de Mexico 6:00 I Rams Footbell Action • DAILY PILOT 6:30 3 Sports With Bertka Sports Chellenge 7:00 Worfd of Sports Illustrated 8:00 Saturday Night Fights Plan fills the "money gaps" In your . 55,400.00 Tax-Free Cash Income 31° CAS H BENEFIT PHs you :is much (JS 54,800.00 at Ii'<' •JIP ol $400 00 a monltl un 10 11' monlhs tor,, tull t1mC' 1rq1Slf'rNJ nursl'I w"Pn ,ou c mP 11 m1> from 1'1c 11osp1tal GUARANTEED RENEWABLE for LIFE National Home guarantees never to cancel your valuable protection-no matter how old you be · come or how many claims you have. Only you can cancel . In add1 t1on , you r rates can never b e changed unless there is a general rate ad 1ustment on all pol1c1es of this type in your entire state. E 11 nll vo1ars•"'lf ;rnd your PnhrP family '1qhl fr m th1c;. .lnnounrPmrnt No matter what your aqe no mallt"'r how large your famr ly you can Pnroll now rioht from lh1s i\nnouncement nnd put all this wonderful pro- tection in force Collect whe never any Covered Member of your family rl"Quires surg!'ry hosp1tal-med1cal care and a lull-time rPq1sterC'd nurse after com- ing home from the hospital 1 Mnybo hundreds even thousands of dollars will be paid to you in medical. surgical and nursing benefits' Imagine whenever illness or 1n1ury strikes you or your loved ones-you can rece>1ve tax-free cash for each Covered Family Member Stop for a moment ;rnd think. Think how much .-i lonq 1llnPss or accident costs today How would you pay thoc;e big doctor bills the cost of operations and home nursing care? Whal 1f your pay check stop~ and there was no extra income to me<'t cxpPnses that piled up on tap of the day·to day llvinq expenses that never stop' Just suppose your wile was sud· denly taken 111 Who would cook do tl'le laundry the shopping the house cleaning? You might hav~ to hire expensive help Many folks have lost their cars homes. oven their Ille savings trying to meet runaway hospital and medical expenses H, your protection kepi llp with otH1n~ mcdrc;ll c.oslc;" In the past f Pw years alone-m1>d1cal costs hnvP more than doubled' Sad to say, few lam1Hes have enouqh coveraqP 10 meet today s soanng medical costs What s even sadder some are not even worried about 1t1 They say ""nothing 1s qoing to happen to me or my family .. Ate they right? Does 11 alway'l hoppnn to 'the other fellow"? Here·s the an~wor from the world almanac One out of every two lnmll1es (hall of everyone vou knowl will havr -;omroM In tM hospital this ye,11 Doec; thl'll 'IOund like something you shouldn l worry about? We can never cancel your policy You can count on this Nallonal Home pro1ec t1on no matter how old you become or how many 11mes you collect' Your policy clearly states that we can never cancel your protection after you have a lot of claims or become old-or both- or tor any other reason whatsoever' It 1s Guar- anteed Renewable for Life' Only you can cancel. Ooesn t enrolltnq by mail take away the 'personal touch'"? Not at alfl We give you more personal service. not less But instead of getting 11 when you sign up YOU GET IT WHEN YOU SUB MIT A CLAIM' Thal s where 11 really means c;omelh1ng For ex- ample we rush your claim check direct to you by mail nol to the hosp11al or doctor No medical Pxam1nat1on or emb arrassing 1nvesttgallons. ·· Thar s riqhl 1 Forge! obout l1ll1nq out compli· cated .:ippllcat1ons or answering personal ques· trons or beinq · 1nvest1gated' before your policy 1s 1ssuPd The short Enrollment Form on the back page tells uc; all we need to know Notice 1t doesn task for a medical examination. Or set an aqe limit Whal OOESN T your valuabtc- Nat1onal Homo protection cover., Get ready for a welcome surprise. It covers everything except condition• cau1'1d by: act of war; pregnancy: any mental disease or lune· tional nervou1 dlaorder; dental repair or sur- gery except where repair It necessary due to Injury to natural teeth; and any sickness or injury originating before the Effective Date of the pollcy (for the first two years only). Sick· nest coverage begins 30 daya after tho policy is Issued; coverage for accident• becomes ef· fectlve lmmedlat•ly. You ere covered for car In tho ho1pltel ol your choice ucopl, of course, a U.S. Government ho1pllal or a nuralng or convelu~cnt facility. 1 Pa1e 3 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20 £V£NING 4:00 IJ lnilder/Outslder (}) C.mpus Profile o on Campus O Best ot Bowlhtr CcO Truth or Consequences O Suspense Theatre m 11tm1n &If £i!tboJ·Socm ~ This Week in Pro Footb1ll a> To Be Announced 4:30 6 Movie: (C) "The W1rnors" (ad· venture) 'S~frrol Flynn. CV Youlh in the 70's O lmpacto 00 Tmkdown ID The Munsters m Agriculture USA 5:00 O Inq uiry Maury Green 9 This Week In Pro Foolb1ll 0 ffi@ G) NCAA Collere Fool· bill Notre Dame meets LSU at Baton Rouge, La. O Flipper @)News m Movie Grt1l$: "Gislirht" (mys· tery) '44 -Joseph Colten. Charles Boyer, Ingrid Beraman. ID Nashville Music m Spotlieht ~ Boaine 5:30 O (jJ News (;J C1ndld C1mer1 o Movie: (C) ''Where love Has Gone" (drama) '64-Susan Hayward, Michael Connors. Belle Davis. ID S1farl to Adventure "Otters and Bears" 6:00 B 0 m Hews 9 Rims Footb1ll Action (;J The Rul Don steele Show m I m (1AL I Major Osc1r Co.nend· ers of 1972 Hollywood columnist Dick Strout is host for a preview of the Oscar contende rs for 1972. Scenes from major molion pictures likely to get nominations include "The Hellstrom Chronicle," "The Last Picture Show," "Andromeda Strain," "The French Connection," "Siar Spangled Girl" and "The Boy· friend." EE W1terfront tt) The Advocates m Boa de Muico 6:30 O KNBC News Conference (j) Star Trek EE Travelure m Edee of Eternity 9 lefs Go Elplorlne 7:00 tJ CBS News Roaer Mudd O N1tlonal Geoeraphlc "Wiid River" 9 G) Hee H1w Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn guest. Pa1e 4 B Death Vallty o,,.. mm Qj lawl'tnct Welk m It Takes I Thief fE CreaUv. Uvtna Wlttl Crafts ID American Dream M1chlne (0 Variedld Music.II 7:30 fJ David frost Revue Arte Johnaon au es ts. (j) Rollin on the River (;J MilUon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Th• Hell Firhters" (drama) '69-John Wayne, Katharine Ross. Jim Hutton. m lucecitl 8:00 IJ (j) AJI in the F1mily Mike's anxieties over upcoming exams cause marital problems between him and Gloria. · (1) Sports With Bertb 0 ~ m NBC S.turd11 Movie; (C) (.lhr) "The. Gro11p" (drama) '6.6- Candice Bergen, Joan Hackett, Hal Holbrook, Elizabeth Hartman, Shirley Knight, Mary-Rob in Redd, Jessica Walter, Kathleen Widdoes, Larry Hagman, James Broderick, James Congdon, Richard Mulligan. Eight girls, inseparable in college, gradu· ate in 1933 to face a depression· ridden world, each confident In her ability to meet life's challenges. The story follows each girl separately as she achieves maturity, then brinis them back together for a reunion. caus!!d by tragic circumstances, six years later. O Saturday Night Firhts 00 Movie: (90) "The Bl1tk Whip'' (western) '57-Hugh Marlowe, Col· een Gray. O let's Make 1 Deal m Movie Greats: (2hr) ''Gaslirhr' (mystery) '44 -Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, Joseph Colton. ID Ch1mpionship Wrestline EE World Tomorrow fD Hollywood Television Theatre (R) m Ens1t1da de Locos ~ Film: (C) "Salome" ml Latin-American Showcase 8:30 6 (jJ Funny Face Sandy is left in charge of the apartment buildine while her landlords attend an out· of.town wedding. ffi World of Sports Illustrated 0 Movie: (C) (2Yzhr) "A Summer Place" (drama} '59-Richard Egan, Dorothy McGuire, Sandra Dee, Arthur Kennedy, Troy Donahue. Young love and old romance threaten to destroy two families during a summer hall· day off the coast of Maine. EE Hour of Deliverance 9:00 6 Dick Van Dyke Show Cesar Danova guests as orchestra conduc· or aur home to dinner. (!) Nanny ind the Professor m I $PECIAij The Curu of Feliz: 60 Years of Studio (R) Thurs .. 9 PM listing. m Movie: ''Cuarenta Grados I la Sombpa" 9:30 6 Cl) Mary Tyler Moore Show Mary Richards receives a "chain-let· ter" from her boss and doesn't know how lo avoid passing it on, THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 Pays in addition to any other coverage you have-tax-free -to use as you see fit • Wti~ 11 "'" 11 t 11 t bPfnr1 the c1 •.ull1m 1.11 Unless we receive your Enrollment Form the same time as everyone else's, we can't pass on the savings that come from issuing many poh· cies at one lime Thal's why we must impose a deadline date which cannot be extended even one day If your Form arrives 100 lale, WE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ACCEPT IT N 11 11 I • This is the kind ol outstanding protecl 1on you may have seen in Readers D1gcs1. Paren/s , National Geographic and other leading publica- tions. The plans ottered by the National Liberty Corpora tion group or companies are today helping poltcyowners 1n all 50 states-and many foreign countries-paying benefits at the ratC' ol more than $1 .500.000 00 a month In add111on our Company has a RECOMMENDED rating from Bests Insurance Reports, one ol the fore- most insurance author111es in the nation 1 r .. For providing service beyond the expecled the Na11ona1 Liberty Corporation group of com- panies has been commended rn the Congres· s1onal Record as follows 'By enrollrr.g thousands of people w1th1n specified 'limited trme enrollment periods. the companies within the National liberty group are able to ettminate the cost of Investigating policy. owners ind1v1dually These add111onal savings a1e then pasaed along to poltcyowners In the form ol lower premiums and increased benefits . . With lhe highest public rntoresr at heart. tho National Liberty Corporation group of compa· nies combines rehab1llty and quality of serv1ce with noteworthy price adv1.1ntages. It is lo be commended on its leade1sh1p end v1s1on rn lhls field or human welfare · ~ I S The tollow1ng rate chart show! how 1111111 It costs, after the first month, to cover yoursell, your spouse and any odult dependent Natu• ... " .... v or over? You stil l collect in addition to Med icare- 0 S5,400 00 CASH Medicare 1s a great boon to folks 65 or over. but 1t won't pay all the bills that pile up That ts why we have designed this plan as the important addition to whatever 1s p aid by Medicare' All checks will be sent directly to you to give you that "extra" help just when you need 1t most. And, you receive your full benefits. in add1!1on to what· ever 1s paid by Medicare. rally. at these low rates, we can Issue you only one policy or this type Each sell-supporting :idull 16 or ove1 pays tile rate shown for his or heraqe lb·39 40·49 50·59 60-69 70-79 80 and over only $2 30 . only $2 85 only SJ 35 only $4 15 only $4 95 only SS 70 1 month through 18 years Newborn children are covered auto· mat1cal/y at one month-at no add111ona1 cost NOTE: The regular monthly premium 1hown above (for age al time or enrollment) wlll not automatically Increase as you pass from one age bracket tq,_ the next. Once you have en· rolled In thi• National tiome plan, your rate can never be changed because of how much or how often you collect from us-or because of ad· vanced age-l>ut only If there is a general rate adjustment, up or down, on all pollclee of thi1 type in your entire stato. A Ir (JW-L Jlr M ty Br T(lfl L • Get your Enrollment Form and lntroduc1ory Prr· m1um into tl'te mail today Its TOO LATE once you sutler an accident or sickness Thal'9 why we urge you to act today-before anythrng un expected happens CIJ Movft: (C) (2hr) ''The Hustt11" (drama) '6l-P1u1 Newman, Piper Laurie, Jackie Gleason. Frencls, Edward Andrews. A housewife 1ppears In a comm ind becomes famous. Cl) Alltltan Physka1 fltneu O News Larry Burrell 11:30 @ News QJ Portor W1p11er Show EE) C'"• Mulwlo !0:00 f) (j) MISllon: l•f>!sslble 81m~y pases as a prospective rock.music recording artist after the sudden death of a beautiful recordinr 3tar. William Windom auests. O Mowlt: (C) '-C.n C.11" (m '60 -Frank Sln1tr1, Shirley Laine. Maurice Chevalier. e Sports Ch1llenae 00 Doctor In the House 0 T111et Regis Philbin m News Ken Jones &J The Wilburn Brothers fD David Sllssllind Show 9 Alm: (C) "Dallas" Ci) Mme: "ltw1re My Lovely" m1) '52-lda Lupino, Robert fJ Movie: (C) "The Pit ind the dulunt" (horror) '61-Vincent John Kerr, Berbara Steele, L Anders, ~nthony Carbone. A wife and his best friend contrlv apparent death of the wife as of a plan to drive the hus insane. Cl) Movlt: "Hell Is for Heroes'' m~ '62-8obby Darin, Fess P 10:301J &l N8W1 ct) To Tell the Truth O Twllleht Zone (lg) Movie: (C) "D1r1ln&'' (dr '65-Julle Chris1ie, Laurence H 11:00 1J 0 0 C1J @l News m Movie: "Days of Thrills lau111ter" (comedy) '61-laure Hardy, and Charlie Chaplin fll g Movie: "Tht Invisible Man" 11:45 (])Movie: (C) ''Aime Over I (mystery) '33-Claude Rains. (drama) '60-lauren Bacall. 00 M1rslt1I Dillon B Frifht Nlaht: "fices of Tenor" and "Invasion" 12:30 0 Movie: "Immortal B1tta (drama) '44-0avid Niven. 1:00 Ci) News m Movie: "Seven OIJS to Noon" (mystery) '50 -Barry Jones. (!) It Is Written m All·Nlfht SJtow: "Operatio l1ntis," "TWO·Heldtd Spy," "D. m Chiller Theatre 11:15 6 Fabulous SZ: (C) ''The 'J!'rill of It All" (oomedy) '63-Dons Day James Garner, Carl Reiner, Arlene 0) Movie: '-C.u1ht" (drama) ' James Mason, Barbara Bel Ged 1:15 6 Movie: "Leech Woman" ror) '60-Coleen Gray. ~ / KABC ·TV o~ . ~~ ~ ::::· ~ Q c: w a. "-... w -5 E YOUR QUESTIONS A t "Ill mv P"' y pay m(;? Your policy pays you up to $5,400.00 TAX-FREE CASH 3 ways: up to $600.00 ror operations, up to $500.00 for doctors' visits in the hospital for .1 non·surgical confinement and up to $4,800.00 lor nursing care at home after a hospital stay Count on National Home's Med1cal·Surg1cal· Nurse Plan for the elCtra cash you need-when you need it most! , •I n ', "'0<1p.t. We pay you as much as SSOO 00 TAX-FREE CASH at the rate or $5 00 per visit for any doc· tor or specialist of your choice who makes a bedside visit (limit one per day) when you're in the hospital for any reason other than surgery .-1.. for oprratwn<.., ·We pay you up to $600 00 TAX-FREE cash ror surgery, even a simple one your family doctor performs. "J Ii• t 11 r <I (11·1~ In m~ dof'IOr s You receive cash benefits fo r surgery even when you go to your doctor's office for a simple operation like setting a broken bone' Any time a doctor does surgery. we pay you TAX-FREE CASH In that case-we pay you tor the most expensive <>'le performed-even as much as $600 00 in ~ome cases according to the schedule p1in1ed in your polrcy ,,... 1 f~<91ster , Nu " <\I H omr You receive benefits at the rate of $400 00 a month-up to 12 full months And these benefits are paid after you have been hosprlalrzed for 5 consecu11ve days. and your doctor has you em· ploy a full-lime registered nurse within 5 days atti>r you leave the hospital t n h1 .tr1 n C'lO to tt11 h 1'P'' W1tl't Coverage for Children. you receive VP to i600 00 cash for operations. up to $500 00 cash lor doctor's visits in the hospital when there ls no sur9ery . at the rate of $400.00 a month- up to 12 full months for home nursing care-for rach child! We protect your eligible chlldren under all beneffts of your policy I r t ,.., bi or m r CNtain1y1 Folks any age are wolcome to enroll -there is no age limit. and you collec1 lull ,1mounts allowed in addition lo Medicare I l r 11 1n he p 1 htN1 tor You con still collect as much as SS 400 00 11 10 Vv• The only con caused by: ac functional ner repair or surg essary due to sickne" or in live Date of Y only). Everyth 11 No-positiver you have . other reason In addition. unless there 1 policies of th1 1 J ~H" fl ~ 1 • There is only in this Medic during this E belore midn Enrollment F . 1~ H Fill out the E and ma1111 the r1rst mon Valley Forge. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20. 1971 ws. A boRd commerclal n" (musical) Shirley Mac· 11ler. Lovet;' (dr•· obert Ryen. end the Ptn- nnoent Price, teele, Luana ne. A men's I cont rive the wife es part the husband Heroes" (dlJ· • Fess Parker. nl'' (drama) 1rence Harvey. Thrills and l-laurel and aplin films. Build the · world's firt5t ''slotless'' ra~er ••• e Over India" Bacall. 11 Battalion" ~iven. 'Operation At· Spy," "D.O.A." (drama) '4~ 1 Bel Geddes. Noman" (hor· ay. you control the steering and the speed in the new Heathkit Mini Auto Race Kit IV. Get all the challenge and thrills of real motor racing ... because you' re in complete control of the new Heathkit Mini Auto Race Kit IV . You control speed and steering of up to four cars ... drift through the corners, roar down the chute on the giant 4' x 8' snap-together, oval track. The Heathkit Mini Auto Race Kit IV is a great family project from start to finish ... even Mom will enjoy the ease, the fun of helping assemble the kit ... ·a "natural" for first -time kit-builders. And the price fits any pocket- book ... just $139.95 delivers the track, power supply, controls, a Ferrari and a Ford J ... plus the kind of real- istic racing excitement that only a Heathkit "slotless" system can bring. See it today at your Heathkit Elec- tronic Center. Heathkit Electronic Center To tOlth H01lh~it Eloctre•it Co•t•t hh Herbot ll•d. to l ell A ... eu t o• lell • lew thort blot~• te JJO Eu t lell er te~• S .. te A .. FT .. wey, to Horbot ll•d .. Horltot 11 • .i. to 1•11, • Ir-thott blo•~• ••" yo••• h•••· SALES Ir PARTS. HEATHKIT _llo_fAST IALL, ANAHEIM SERVICE 776-9423 FREE Send for Our Hup C1t1lot It'•''" to You f•r ttM Aaklne. HE •THKIT~ ELECTRONIC CENTER HI ~!fr "iffifi!'P ANSWERED! ave already resumed normal activ1t1es for months. it's a new confinement. and you :t up to the full amount aqa1n t-<o '1 t t'I d I y th1 r >nly conditions not covered are those !d by: act of war; any mental disease or 1onal nervous disorder; pregnancy; dental r or surgery except where repair is nec- y due to Injury to natural teeth; and any ess or injury originating before the Etfec- >ate of your policy (during the first 2 years . Everything else is covered. t • I,, .. pl~n pay I l ;i 'V h J<op1111P are covered for care In the hospltal of your :e except, of course, a U.S. Government ital or a nursing or convalescent facility. wvc11t.'1 •Im polr~ oosit1vely not-no matter how many claims iave . how old you become or tor any , reason whatsoever. Only you can cancel. addition. your rates can never be changed ;s there 1s a general ra te ad1ustmen1 on all 1es of this type in your entire state I 1 I • e is only one requirement for membership is Med1cal-Surg1cat-Nurse Plan To qualify ig this Enrollment Penod, you must enroll re m1dn1gh t of the date shown on the llment Form 1, • I 01 >Ut the Enrollment Form on the back page mail at with your Introductory Premium for irst month's protection to National Home !y Forge. Pennsylvania 19481 Fa-.t """bl1 rl:um ·~rv1-e >U never really know how good a policy 1s until u have 10 make 11 claim That's why we thank u'll be 1n1eres1ed In what some of our 111onal Home pollcyowners have to say ·m very well pleased with tho manner in 11ch my claim has been handled We've looked 10 1>o'llc1es w11h highly recommended insur· ice compantes here and find they re not as >Od or sound as your policy " MRS FAYE P BELLE. W1//1amston. South Carolina "/e are very happy to be 111octa1ed with en surance compeny lhat g1ve1 us such prompt, >utteous service Thank you very much · FRANK HEMPKER Lima. 01110 Nhen 1 purchesed my Polley th>S Sprang I had ) adeo how soon I would be fthng e claim ss than 6 months' Your response wu every- 1tnO you had adven1sed end I thank you " MRS JA MES R SCOTT. Plattsmouth, Neb P111 II d1r------31vu---------.u10 SS3~00V ~----------------~-~~o~~ ' B USI N ESS R EPLY M A IL No Poat•g• Stamp Neceuuy If M•ll•d In the United St•tH A WI er A ii National Home Health Plan National Home Life Assurance Company Adm. Offices: Valley Forge, Pa. 19481 FIRST CL.ASS Permll No. 9 Valley Forge Penni. 5 6 ~UNDAY NOVEMBER 21 M 0 R ~~ I N G 6:15 m Tiit CMstophers 6:30 1J Country Music m The Blblt Answers 6:45 Tht Ctuistophen 6:55 1J Give Us This D1y O Story Line 7:00 IJ (j) Tom and JellJ O The Christophers o WooclJ Woodpecker m Unit One &) Public Aff1irs/Socl1I Security 7;30 1J Ci) The Groovie Goolles O This Is the Life IJ Mormon T1bern1ele Choir 00 Directions 0 Or1I Roberts ®J Deputy D1w2 m YoaJ Bur ind Friends &) Slcred H .. rt/The Christophen Qj The Llvln1 Word 8:00 1J (j) limp Unto MJ Feet O Mn. Alpha Bet IJ Rex Humbard (1) RNI Estate 0 Her11d ol TNth ~To Be Announced m WondH11111 &) Reviv1I Fires 9 C.rtoon Carnival 8:30 IJ look Up i nd Live O Serendipity "Observatory" U C.mpus Profile "Hearing and Nutrition" Cl) let There Be Lieht 0 Movie: "Desert Hell" (drama) '58-Brian Keith, Barbara Hale. &) Kathryn 1Cuhlm1n 9 Notre Dime Football Hiehlights 9:00 IJ Inside Footb1ll O Ch1llen11 My Sermon IJ 011 of Discovery U The Klnedom ol C1re1lot @) It Is Written &) (j) Or1I Roberts 0) Mu~ca J P1labru Ciii) Panor1m1 Lltino en Domineo 9:30 1J (j) Nfl Tod•J O Double Future: (C) "Adventurer --= of Tortuaa" (adventure) '64-{;uy Madison, Nadia Gray. "The Guilt of J1net Ames" (dram1) '47-Rosalind Russell, Melvyn Oouelas. 6: 7: IJ Gene Autry Movie: "Tht Desper1does Are In Town" (western) '56-Rex Rea· son, Robert Arthur, Kathy Nolan. U Anele's G1r11e ®l Movie: "Min in the D1rti" (dra· ma) '65 -William Sylvester. Bar· bara Shelley. &) Gospel Sln1in2 Jubilee 0) Esta Es 11 Vida 9 NFL G1me of the Week 9:40 CIJ Story Line/Community Action 10:00 IJ (j) NFL Footb1ll Dallas Cow· boys vs. Washington Redskins. IJ Hour ol Power 0 (V Reluctant Dra1on 1nd Mr. Toad 0 Movie: "Jet Storm" (drama) '62 f Pace 6 5un<1,1v l\·1.,r.n,.,. I l'l\I HOT ROOS TO HELL • ..... '•: :1 .• f, - i :.',"d ~ .~ . ' Sund.1~ THE LOVE GOD ' •' II. ' • , ~ ' '.'·'·' ·. "" ,., •,•,:I Mo.1dJ1 NEVER LET ME 60 I ( :,f.J ~ (,,'.~[ t Cf Nf T 1r1-''jt r Tu,,sd.Jy MAN Of THE WEST ,;/,RY t:OOP[R nit i E l 01<00f< Wt•dllL'\tl.1~ NAKEO EOGE ... '' .. '' " .' .. ~ . ,. ' f /1 IJ I \ . ~,I I' SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL ... ',;' ·. '.' ·-., f '''"'' TEN SECONDS TO HELL . I ' I ' ~ j -', '. : _, t '· . ~ ~ .~ . : •,' I ~·''"'"··· TO CATCH A THIEF 1.:.11 f Ci'f.~j I r,u r.c f 9' ll l ' THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20. 1971 -Richard Attenborouah. Stanley Baker. 0) Frtnlt 1 11 Vld1 (ii Gr1mblln1 Footblll Hl1hll1hts 10:30 U (I) Th• Doubltdecliers &) Fiith lor Toclly m Adel1nte con llS EscuellS 11:00 IJ Home Buyers Gulde 00 l.lrry Kint Show U (I) Bullwinkle ®) Lowell ThomH m Movie: "Bell, Book ind C.ndlt" (comedy) '59-Jimes Stewart, Kim Novik Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs. &) Church In the Home 0) Novela Sem1n1I • Qi! Film: "Pickup on South Street" Ciii) V1r.edld 11:30 u Cil Mike I Wish fJ Movie: (C) "Devll Ship Pir1tes" (adventure) ~ -Christopher Lee, Andrew Keir. ®) Meet the Press t1) Cine Muluno A FTE RN OO N MILLION If\\ DOLLAR \V~-TV 12:00 CV Colleae Football Hi1hll2hts O Movie: "Professor Bewue" (comedy) '38-Harold Lloyd, Phyllis Welch. 00 Movie: "Sta1eco1eh to Fury" (adventure) '56 -Forrest Tucker, Marl Blanchard. MOVIE 7:30 every night U Suspense Theatre "Threeper· sons" John Gavin, Ralph Meeker star. ' o Sports Illustrated &) lntellieent Parent a!) Vl1je 12:30 O Meet the Press ~ Sentry Insurance &) Teen11e Tri1ls be Early Show 4pna Sunday 'Fluffy' in Color 9 Double Feature: "Outcuts ol Poker Flit" and (C) "Feny to Hone ICon(' 12:45 IJ Nfl Post·G•me Show 1:00 IJ Tod1y's Rellalon 0 (@ m AFC Footb1ll San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders. Tony Randall Shirley Jones u CV m Directions @ Movie: ''tener In 1 Texu Town" (western) '58-Sterlin& Hay· den. Grace Raynor. CBSS2 fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Hot Rods to Hell'' (drama) '67 -Dana An· drews, Jeanne Crain. m Outer Limits &) News Nick Carter 0) Tribun1 Publiu Ciii) Teatro Domlnlul 1:301J C.mera Three 00 Joe N1m1ltl Show 0 @ t1} Issues and Answers &) Voice of CllVlry 2:00 IJ Face the N1tlon (V Gene Forssell's Forum IJ Robert ll Domin Show 00 Btst of Bowtinr U Eyewitness &) Sports Set 0) LtJendu de Mexico Ciii) Nino al Buy.Line 2:30 IJ Commitment U Movie: "The Redhead From Wy· omln(' (western) '53 -Maureen O'Hara, Alex Nicol, Jeanne Cooper. Jack Kelly. LIMITE D E NROLLM ENT PERIOD ENDS - MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE We will send your Nallonal Home policy by mall. Examine It care· lully. Show It, If you wish, to your own doctor, lawyer or other truslod advisor. If you decide thal you don I want to continue as a member or this plan, return the policy wlthi'1 15 days of the dare you receive it, and we will promptly refund your money. National Home Life Aeeuranoe Company a d1v1s1on of Nallonal libeny Corporation ~'W.ME Governor W1t/1em W. Screnton, Ch•lrmen of the Board ., PLAN. Adm. OUioea: Valley Forge, Pennsylvania This policy 1s underwritten by National Home Lile Assurance Company, an old line legal reserve company of SI. Louis, Missouri. National Home Is licensed by your state and carries full legal reserves for the protea· lion of all policyowners. EatabUahed 1920-0ver l)0Yeara of Reliable Service LICENSED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA ------HERES At L YOU 00 TO RECEIVE YOUR POLICY -----. t. Complete this brief 2. Cut out along 3. EnclosP Form in reply envelope w1fh lnlroductory Premium Enrollment Form dolled hne and mail to NATIONAL HOME. Valley Forge Pa 19481 Officral Enrollment Form for The Mcd1cal-Surg1cal-Nurse Plan NATIONAL HOME LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY An Old Line Legal Reserve Company of St. Lours. Missouri ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE VALLEY FORGE. PENNSYLVANIA f Please Pr10tl Name MR MRS. MISS fHSI Address DatP ol Birth Mon th Dav Dccup;tion Sl1r1 t or RD= Sta ti' Yt>,11 Middle ln1t1.1I Male 1 1'161 0 OCJ Last lJp Female List all dependents to be covered under lhrs Pl.m 00 NOT include name lhJt ap~ears .1bove U~e separate sheet 1f necessary.) NAME !Please Print) 7 3 4 " RELATI ON SHIP Check here if you want Coverage for your Children. sex DATE or BIRTH MONTH DAY YEAR ACE I hereby enroll in National Home's Medical Surgical Nurse Plan and am enclosing the firs t month's premium to cover myself and all other Covered Members listed above I understand that this Policy will become effective when issued dnd that pre existing cond1t1ons will be covered after two years. I Signature • ~ NHA-05 R;> NH05·~69 C11I Date ~@fillQ'd.I :!'JJ ,..), ..... -----------:------------. M1'09 ... " 1 4 exc ffiL at ~ ' COi WO for guc brE WO nic Ralph Story conducts a repeat excursion through the opulent, multi-million dollar Hearst Castle at San Simeon . You'll see rare films of its construction, some of Hearst's world famous guests, and visit fo rmerly off-limits (to paying tour guests) private quarters. Unquestionably one of the most breathtaking-structures in the world, it is, as they say, a "mighty: nice place." See it. In color. Tonight only! 6=00 e S2- 11 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 Ill ~Oller Qlll'lt 2:45 00 l••eue of Women Voters 3:00 fJ N1wsm1kers (I) University Dl1loeue O Notre Dame Football Carroll Dale, explores the function of the head coaches, who are com· monly known as "The Men Up· stairs." El!) Young Musical Artists m Notre Dame Football Hl&hlighb 00 D1kt1ri O Family Film festlV1I: "Curly 5:00 fJ Wor1d of Sports lllus,rated (j) Untamed Wor1d Top" Shirley Temple m Chiller etToros fm Bullwinkle 3:30 fJ Dr: Irene 1Kssor11 ® Bob Ralston Music Box 00 Zane Grey Theatre fm Ag_riculture Report 4:00 fJ Movie: (C) "Fhltfy" (comedy) '65-Tony Randall, Shirley Jones. ® Movie: (C) "Aime Over India" (drama) '6~lauren Bacall, Ken: neth More. B Sunday Tom Snyder 0 UCLA football Bruins vs. USC Trojans at the Los Angeles Coliseum. 00 T1nan Theatre fJ Colleee football Highlights (I) Probe t10J National Geographic @ Sesame Street m The Music Box ~ Racing Wor1d fm Rex Humbard 4:30 00 Face the Nation 0 Pet Set Vikki Carr guests. m festival of Classics: "Seven Days to Noon" (mystery) '50 -Barry Jones, Olive Sloane. m I SPWAL !The Men Upstairs Green Bay Packers' wide receiver, O Grambling Football Hi&hll&hta filmed action from the recent clash with Southern University. ®) News Schwattz. Chandler 18 Star Trek @ American DrHl!I M1chlne El!) The Course of Dur Times "The Western World and Its Reaction to Genocide" et Eres Ml Dtstino 9 Aztecs Football m Pattern for Living . 5:30 fJ I h1c1AL I Mother Goose Assem· bly "Rhymes, Verses and Games'' traces the history of Mother Goose and her rhymes. This is the first program In a series of four half·hour specials filmed before a live au· dience with a cast of boys and girls performing popular verses and nur· sery rhymes in an unusual treatment of dance, song and drama. B John McKay Show fJ @ fm Nanny Ind the Pro· lessor "Aunt Henrietta and the Jinx" Aunt Henrietta gives Butch a good luck charm to break the spell when things go wrong. 00 News Ray Wilson (Continued) BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! VISrf· THE AIL NEW LEASE CENTER AT ORANGE COUNTY1S NO. I LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER. Ultra modern, streamlined methods now save you extra money and give you greater maintenance protection than ever before. · WE LEASE ALL POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI BRING US YOUR BEST OFFER BEFORE YOU DECIDEI hge 7 , .· SUNDAY (ContinuM) (1j Mowit: (C) "StltnudMI\" (west· em) '69-James Stewart, Katharine Ross. El!) Consultallofl , "Oral H•blts In Children" m h r:ped'.vt r v r N 1 r. <. 6:00 IJ I IHc1AL ! Ifs I •• Place ••• (R) Pro1ram traces the career of famed publlshin& tycoon Wiiiiam Randolph Hearst and will visit his fabulous Sam Simeon castle. Ralph Story is ruide and reporter. Cl) Movie: (C) (2ht) "Sbclow Owtr EJveron" (drama) '68-Leslie Niel· sen, James Franciscus. ONIC News O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Monster Zero" (horror) '66 -Nick Adams. This special effects spectacular of science fantasies tells how Godzilla and the flyln& monster Rodan join forces to battle Monster Zero, an intruder from outer space. 00 Voya1e to Bottom of Sea 0 I HI Somebody St~n Myles Jr. hosts. Cl) The Seven Seas 0 Wild Wild West GJ This Is Tom Jonts Guests Include Herman's Hermits, Sonny and Cher, Ester Ofarim. Cleo Laine;-llenry Gibson. (jj) The Advocates fI1) Thirty Minutes With ••. m Passport to Travel a,)Veded*s m c.1e,. reetW flclillt11ta 6:30 CJ St.y Tiltatre "J1ek and His Maste(' A simpleton outfoxes his employer. Gi be Dell ind Bob Dishy. O (Jtwttneas Newa m Crtetv,. featuru; (C) "Tiie IMlltt of Fmbflsteln" (mystery) '58-Peter Cushlnr. Francis Math· ews, Eunice Grayson. fl) M11quer1de lmprovlsational the1tre for older children. m Meet tlat Presa 7:00 11111 News Clete Roberts CJ MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WlLD KINGDOM stars Marlin Perkins 0 Wild Ki11... "Chase of the Caribou" Marlin Per1dns and Stan Brock pursue Caribou in Canada In order to flt them with radio trans· milter collars for scientific trackln11 and study. Ci) Hee Haw O Story In Hollywood "The Gates of Wrath" Ralph Story meets people who are determined to meet the stars firsthand. Cl) Juvenile Jury 0 Death Valley Daya ID P1ssport to Travel "Malaysia" m CIVILISATION: * Xerox brings back the now-crassic series. - fI1) (ij) CMtisatioft '1he Liaht of Experience" Kenneth Clark studies 17th-century Europe. @I) Sytvi1 J Enrique THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI(, NOVEMBER 20. 1971 7:30 m WIW IClna'9MI "Operttion Res· cue" Part II ftlaule a!) h111taa 1 Musical &)Sid Sctne II "BORN FREE" * The Acclaimed Story of Elsa, the Lioness CBS SUNDAY MOVIES II CJ) CBs Sunday Movit: (C) (2 hr') "lom Fm" (R) (dram•) '66- Blll Travers, Virginia McKenna. Dick Van Dyke narrates award-winning film about 1 lioness raised to ma· turity 1mon1 huma11s, then eased back in to its natural junale environ- ment. • 0 @.) m Wor1d of Disney "The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit" Conclusion. An advertising executive (Dean Jones), who has geared an ad campaign to a prize jumping horse, encounters problems in his quest for a national championship. Diane Baker end Fred Clark also star. O This ts Your Lift Ruth Gordon is tM surprised 1uesl O Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "The Love Qod" (comedy) '69 -Don Knotts, Edmond O'Brien, Anne Francis. Con man swindles meek publisher of a bird maaazine. His merazine is changed to a lirlie journal in which the meek owner has been built up as a sex symbol. 9 Wikl IOnado• "Dive to Adven- ture" m M111t11p 8:00 O Spedll Movie: (C) (2hr) "Two 1 Penny" (drama) '70-Cliff Rich· ard, Ann Holloway, Dora Bryan, Avril Anaers. Story of a mod deslaner who exploits everyone he rreets, be· comes hooked on druas and even· tually achieves a new outlook on life. 0 CD Ci) m The FBI ''End of a Hero" An ex-war hero hires out to pilot a getaway helicopter for a jewel robbery gaog. Guests are Ed Nelson, Kaz Garas and Jo~phy Hlndy. m Movie: (2hr) "Ciutipt" (mys· tery) '44 -Charles Boyer, ln1rid Beram1n, Joseph Cotten. Q) Tiie Bir Question EE Japanese Comedy Hour fI1) (jj) Aring Line (R) '1he News Twisters" Edith Efron, staff writer for TV Guide, and Andrew Rooney, TV essayist for the Great American Dream Machine, 1uest with William Buckley Jr. @I) Festival Filmico: ''M1ru11'' 9 film: (C) "Wom1n Obsessed" Gii) Revista Espinol 8:30 0 dg) m Jimmy Stewart Show "A Bunk for Unk" Will Geer gue.sts as a cheerful wanderer who takes over the Howard household. 9:00 0 ~ m Bonanu "Blind Hunch" Rip Torn guests as a blind man who returns to Virginia City to avenae the klllin1 of his brother. at last A FIRST RUN FEATURE MOVIE • WITH NO COMMERCIAL INTERRUPTIONS! TV PREMIERE OF THE SMASH HIT WHICH DREW LARGER AUDIENCES THAN ALL OJHER MOVIES DURING ITS REG- ULAR THEATRE SHOWING IN LOS ANGELES. "One of the best films from England in the past decade" -L.A. Times WORLD WIDE PICTURES presents •'A refreshingly different love story" CUFF'RICMRD 'TWG APEltli!I Pase 8 -St. Louis Globe-De~ocrat 8 p.m. Sunday Nov. 21 4 p.m. Thanksgiving Day KT.LA casa I JlllY v1sns I &REI MORRIS 10:30 PM ACTOR AND "FATHER OF T·HE YEAR" GREG MORRIS WELCOMES JERRY DUNPHY AND YOU TO HIS BEVERLY HILLS HOME. 0 CV (I) tl) ABC Sunday Movie: ~ Estrellas Musiules (C) (2hr) "Tonr Rome" (adventure) ~Aztecs Football '67 -Frank Sinatra. Jill St. John, 10:30 tJ Jerrr Visits "Greg Morris" Greg Richard Conte, Gena Rowlands. A discusses with Jerry Dunphy his early tough, cynical private eye Is hired apirations of becoming a profes· to help remove a drunken newly· sional baketball player. and com· wed· socialite from a motel room. ments on how he is still involved Consequently, he has a series of run· with sports, having formed his own ins with a strip tease artist and her team. Morris. his wife Lee end their lover, a drug addict and her contact children live in Trousdale Estates, and two assassins. and the program was filmed on to· @ Minority Community cation there. Ei) Japanese Movie 0 The World Tomorrow EID @ Masterpiece Theatre "The (j) At Issue Gambler" Dame Edith Evans stars. I!) Weekend News Chuck Cecil 9;'30 tJ (j) Cade's County Dane. Clark ll:OO tJ Cl) News guests as a Los Angele~ _police d_e· 0 Ci2l News tective who reluctantly 1otns Shenff 0 Rex Humbard Cade's search for his senior d~puty. @ Movie: "Messap to Garcia" J. J. Jackson, who has my~tenously (drama) '36-Wallace Beery, Bar· disappeared from a convention. hara Stanwyck. e News Larry Burrell 0 CV m News 10;00 0 @) m The ~ol~ On ts-!he fJ Movie: "Mister Roberts" (com· , Doctors "The. Convicts Five con~1cls edy) '55-Henry Fonda, James Ca&· are temporanly released from pnso~ ney Jack Lemmon. when they volunt_eer ~or an expen· ' m 'eonea• Football USC VS UCLA ment to determine 1f transplants m KATHRYN KUHLMAN f_rom non-matching donors can save * (IN COLOR) hves. D News Dick Garton m Kathryn Kuhlman fJ Community FeedblCk 11:30 tJ MeN Griffin m News Ken Jones O @l Sunday Toni&ht Show I!) Joe DeSllva's Open Forum 0 t(ovie: (C) ''The Proj~~ Man" Ei) Japanese News Df1est (sci-Ii) '67-Bryant Holiday, Mary EID (jj) I iflCllL I Chiclao Sounds Peach. Blues singer Bonnie Kolac sings her 00 Telepulse own oriainal sonas and Wilderness I!) Movie: "Moumina Becomes EJec. Road perform with music and poll· tra" (~rama) '48--~aymond Massey, tical satire. Rosalind Russell. ~irk Doualas. THE QAll.Y PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBt:,_ 20. 1971 SAVE s50 Deluxe Astro-Sonic 4-pc. Stereo FM/ AM Radio-Phono Custom Component System Model 9293, just one of several flawlessly pre-matched Magnavox systems now at special savings, has 50- Watts EIA music power, two high-compliance SH and two 3Y.z'' speakers in an Air-Suspension System, plus a deluxe Micromatic player with Cue Control and Stylus Pressure Adjustment. Also provisions for optiona!: (tape, headphones). A protec-NOW ON L 'f tive dust cover is incl uded . s299es Come in ... save ... on acces- sories. too I See them all now. a ALl:a a Sll"YIC& ••• 401 MAIN aT,_l&T HUNTINGTON •llACH sse-7981 14VA'11£ aALIU ANO 91!,_YICI[ I ALl!a O NLY •• • ett 7 WARNI " HUNTINGTON •l!ACH S•Z·!l59 8 17119 .,_OOKHU"ST P'OUNTAIN VALL&Y 982 ·Z•Se ~ Pa1e 9 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 Paul Udell delivered the news house-to-house. He still does. Weeknights at 8:00 on "The Big News" and "Eleven .O'Clock Report." CBSS2 P•ge 10 I MONDAY NOVEMBER 22 fOf morninc and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Mr. 180" (comedy) '~Ed· mund Gwenn, Burt Lancaster, Doro· thy McGuire. 9:30 D "Med•I for Benny" (comedy) '45 -J. Carrol Naish, 1>9rothy Lamour. "Farmers D1u1hter" (comedy) '40 -Martha Raye, Charles Ruggles. O (C) "Beau James" (comedy) '57 -Bob Hope, Vera Miles. 10:00 CI) 1'Par1nolac" (mystery) '63 Janette Scott, Oliver Reed. 1:00 O "Cry Terror" (drama) '58 James Mason, Rod Stel1er. m "The Desperadoes" (western) '43-Glenn ford, Randolph Scott, Evelyn Keyes. Z:OO OJ "Mrs. Mille" Part I (adventure) '49-0ick Powell, Evelyn Keyes. 3:00 Cf) "Tiie Bullfi&hler and tfle lady" (drama) '51-Robert Stack, Katy Jurado. ~ "Shock Tr11tmenr' (dram•) '64 -Stuart Whitman, Carol lynley. f VENING 4:00 8 Movie: (C) "Tarzan's Three Ch1llen1es" (adventure) '63 -Jock Mahoney, Woody Strode. In the an· cient Orient the evil brother of a dying spiritual leader plans to gain control. Tarzan aids the true heir. D Rifleman Ci) Tarzan O (]) tl) Love American Style O Ban1n1 Splits m Cartoons OJ Gentle Ben EI1) @ Sesame Street g) Toplcos ~ The Bi& V1lley 4:30 (V Youth in the 70's O Father Knows Best 0 News Senti, Schubeck m My Favorite M1rtl1n OJ The Munsters g) Con el Dedo en el Gatillo a!) la Hora Familiar con Consuelo tl) Bozo's Bir Top Show 5:00 CI) 0 9 00 tl) News (j) HYPO O @) Dick Vin Dyke m The Flintstones OJ Gilli11n's Island EI1) ~ Mlstero1ers' Nei&hborhood g) Del Altar a 11 Tumba m Death Valley Days ~ T~e Movie Game a!) El Amo 5:30 D father ICnows Beat 00 Call of the West 0 00 o tl)News 0 Get Sm1rt m Dennis the Men1ee 1971 Ed· Doro· y) '45 s. lady" Katy a) '64 y. Three Jock he an· r of a o gain eir. le uelo rflood d) 1Pttticoat Junction EE (1j) Th• Eltd.ric Co111p1ny m Don Wilson's Town Talk Cij Gllll11n's lsl1nd a!) N1t.ch1 G:OO I) 811 News Jerry Dunphy O MBC News Tom Snyder O rte1se Don't Cit tht D1isies 0 (I) Cil al Nfl Mond1y Nipt footb1ll Green Bay Packers vs. Fal· cons 1t Gretn 81y, Wisc. 0 Wild Wild West m The fllntstonu d) I DrtlM of Jt1nnle (Ul Chk110 Sounds EE Hodcepod1e lod1e @Il.m News Qj M1yberry RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Dorothy Lamour, Frank Capra. and Oscar Peterson. (j) (fg) News m Andy Griffith Show d) Bill Cosby Show EE Pt1yin1 the Guitar m Wanderlust Qj Green Acres a!) Los Tintilocos 7:00 I) CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC News John Chancellor (j) Ora cnet fJ Whit's My lint? ®) Adllll·l2 m I love Lucy d) I Dream of Junnie CW Enelish Spoken Here EE History of Mexico @II la lntrusa ~ The Vircini1n 7:30 fJ Stand Up ind Cheer Tonl1ht's sptcial guest is John Forsythe. O Dr. Si•on Locke "The Hero" I Dr11111 of Jeannie fJ Million $ MoYie: (Zhr) "Never let Me Go" (drama) '53 -Cl11k Gable, Gene Tierney. American news- paper correspondent in Moscow 1t war's end marries a ballet danur. Later he' is ordered out of Russia and permission is denied for his wife. In England, he plans his wife's escape. ®} let's 'ake a Dul m Hoca~·s Heroes m Dr11net (ij) The Price of a life Eil) Cityw1tchers The Van Nuys Air· port is visited. Current safety regula· tlons and devices are demonstrated. ~Do-Re-Mi mLISsie a!) Micuetito Valdez Show 8:00 I) 00 Guns"'°ke "Drago" Buddy Ebsen plays an old trailblazer and scout who sets out to track down the slayer of a woman who had befriended him. 0 (}g) m lau1h·ln Broadway's James Coco. as guest, turns up as Buffalo Bill, a clumsy playboy and a thin-skinned candidate for gover- nor. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Monster Zero'' (horror) '66-N1ck Adams. Godzilla (Continued) he Early Show 4p1n·Color 'Tarzan's Three Chall=••' Jock oney CBS~2 THE DAILY FllLOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20, 1971 casa JOlllllY 1111111'5 STAID UPAllD CHB 7:30 PM THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT AMERICA IN WORDS AND MUSIC WITH SPECIAL GUEST JOHN FORSYTHE. ~ ORDER ~ 7i . Beautiful Stick-on YOURS LABELS TODAY! ______ __. Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Yourself or a Friend May be usN on "1Vel0ptt es return e<l<lrtu l•btls. Also very handy as ldcntificahon labels for muklng PffSOn•I Items such as books, records, photos, etc. Labels stick on gl•n a11<1 ,,,.y bo uu<I tor marking hOm<' conned IOO<I Items. All labels art printed with stylish Vog~ type on ""' quality while gummec paper. r----:,;::,:-<~:::,:-.::::t~~::----1 I Pilot Prl11ting L.tbtl Div .. P.O. 8"• IUO I I Cost• MH.t, C.ilif. t'UU I f . I I I I I I I I I I : PILOT PRINTING I L-----------------------~ MONDAY (Continued) ind th• llylna monster Roden, both established in previous sc;ience fin. tasles, Join forces to battle Monster Zero, an Intruder from outer space. m Truth or Consequences Cl) The Vlr1ini1n fl!) Qj) Specl1I of tha Week "Sir•· vinsky Remembered" Opera /ballet present1tlon ol Igor Stravinsky's "The Emperor and the Ni1hting1le," alone with 1 documentary on the life of the late composer and interviews with Mme. Sir avinsky ind conductor Peter Herman Adler. @E Yesenia a!) Nino 1:30 m David Frost Sl'tow 9 Movie: "Operation Pacific" John Wayne. 8:45 U NFl Post·G•mc Show ID The Persuaders 9:00 IJ ([) Here's Lucy Guest starring as himself. Dan Dalley becomes Lucy's employer. then. after getting fed up with her Inefficiency and harebrained antics, he resorts lo lechery in hopes of scarina her into resigning. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WfEI(, NOVEMBER 20. 1971 Wolf11n1 Preiss. Captain Alec foster house, but Steve and Uncle Charley U (}) Q) News (Burton) lets German soldier$ think have their doubts about the man B Movie: (C) "Crack In tllt Minor'' he Is dead In order to 1et lnto their site works for. (drama) '61}--0rson Welles, Juliette Wotld Wu II prlsoner·Of·W•r camp B m News Greco. to lead a revolt. (j) To Tell the Truth OJ To Tell the Truth Ci) Wild Wiid Wts1 0 The Avencers Q) M1ntrap 0 Mondey MOvit: (C) (2hr) ''PT (ij) Public Affairs Scieclil Ell) Cityw1tchers 109" (dram1) '.63-Cliff Robertson. Ty Hardin, James Gre1ory, Robert til) Soul! The Persuasions vocal 11:15 CE) Movie Same aroup and "M'Boom," a group ol \.... Culp, Grant Williims, Lew Gallo, sht drummers (Including Max Ro.,ch 11:30 IJ Ci) Merv Griffin Errol John, Michael Pate. During and vocalist Bobby Hebb). auest. 00 Movie: (C) "P1ranoi1e" (mys. World War II, Lt. Q.a.) John F. Ken. t '63 J tt Sc tt Oii nedy Is stranded on a Pacific Island El) LI Crild1 Bien Crild1 ery) -ane e o • ver Reed. with his crew after their PT boat C® El Tomlllo 0 ®) JollnnJ Clrson wn cut In two by a Japanese de-10.15 CE) M I G U Movie: (C) "The fem1le Tr.tp" stroyer. · ov 1 •mt (suspense) '68-Jack Lord, Suun (i§l Movie: (C) "A Su111mer Pltet" 10:30 IJ Ci) Arnie Nita Talbot plays Strasberg. (drama) '59-Rlchard Egan, Dorothy ''Pin~." boss Hamilton Major's Jet· OJ Movie: (C) "Ht1ven Ctn Wait'' McGuire. set sister, who descends on .the (comedy) •43 _ Gene Tierney, Don @I) LI Gall flanae company and Immediately Ameche. a!) ROiis part Veronicl launches a renovation campaign that 9:30 O Cl) Doris Oly Magazine writer Doris Martin becomes the key figure in an international incident when she Is taken hostage In the Mlddle Eastern monarchy of Kurdaman by the rebels, who threaten to kill their lovely American captive unless the oppressive king of Kurdaman abdi· cates. B B1xter Ward News CD It T1lles 1 Thief @)@ Book But envelopes the executive suite In startling Mideast decor. Q) Movie: "Impulse" (mystery) '58 -Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith. 1J Bru.lns In Action 12:00@?;} Johnny Clnon ~ Mo.vi~: . "C1stle of Evil" (sci-fi) l2:30@ Mirshil Dillon 56-V11gin1a Mayo, Scott Brady Q) News Bill Johns 12:45 0 News @E El Retr1to de Dorltn Gra1 ~ Movie: (C) "River of No Return" Robert Mitchum. Marilyn Monroe. 10:45 CE) News 1:00 IJ Movie: "Bail Out 1t 43,000" (drama) '57 -John Payne, Paul Kelly, Karen Steele. CI) O CU ®l News CV Movie: (C) (2hr) Shldow Over Elvtron" (drama) '68-Leslie Niel· sen, James F ranclscus. 9:45 CE) Mantrap 0 El:) NBC MondaJ Movie: (C) (2 11 :00 tJ ~ @!) News O ~mNews 1:15 O The Gallery UNews IJ Mowit: "P•rson of P•nimint'' 1:30 OJ Cisco Kid hr) "Raid on Rommel" (drama) 10:00 IJ Ci) My Three Sons Katie lands '71-Richard Burton, John Colicos. a job singing in a small coffee (western) '41 -Charles Ruggles, JANE WYMAN'S TRADEMARK ll loob llkt • pi9cld mttda& bdwftll tudttt Jue 1'',_.. -4 fe>«mtt "8Cltac Dtu ~­-&a. bel lk JOU .. kbaall1 .... •ordtt .. mhHl Few actresses are thought of in terms of a trademark-but Jane Wyman, the peren· nial star. bas one. Miss Wyman still wears her hair in that familiar Dutch-bob style. h has been three years sfoce the Academy ..... 12 Ellen Drew. 2:30 IJ News Award-winning performer has graced the screen. She returns, with that hair:do, in .. The Failing of Raymond," her first mo:v.ie. for-TV airing on the ABC Movie of the Weekend. Saturday (Nov. 27) at 8:30 p.m. She plays a spinster high school teacher "ho is terrorized by a former pupil she flunked in a tellt 10 years before.- "Actually, I've worn the D utch-bob si nce was three years old," Jane explained ... It certainly helped my career from an identity standpoint. Of course, I didn't wear that hair sty le in period dramas." Miss \l'iyman, who was nominated for Oscars for her performances in 'T he Year- ling" and "The Blue Veil'' and won the coveted statue for her deaf mute in "Johnny Belinda," feels .. The Failing of Raymond" is the toughest filrn she's ever undenaken, al least in terms of dialog. "It's virtually a two-performer show- Dean Stockwell as the disturbed student. and myself. It isn't that there is so much dialog. JUSt so many latge bunks of it I didn't realize the situation until I started memorizing." Considering she didn't win the Oscar for it, it's interesting that Jane considers .. The Blue Veil" her fa\'orite, albeit most exhaust- ing. film role. "It was a beautiful part. I played a gov- erness who age~ from a yoong w.oman to a very ofd lady-five age change$. 1 had to get up at 3:30 in the morning for a 4:30 makeup call at the studio. We fi lmed for _ four monihs." Jn this day of short TV shooting schedules. does Miss Wyman long for the old days? "Not on your life. I li ke the pressure; doing these 90-minute movies for television in two- and-a-half weeks. Ifs really easier than working ffiree me>nth~ on a-theatricarfeanrre -that's a dull job, except for 'The Blue Veil,' of course." Jane readily admits her 3-vear absence from the theatrical scene was by choice. .. Since making 'How to Commit Marriage' with Bob Hope and Jackie G leason, there just wasn't anything to get excited about. I'm hopeful 'The Failing of Raymond' will be the start of a good deal more activity. "I chose to do 'Raymond' because the role is completely different from anything I've ever done. In the first place, would you be- lieve I'd never played a teacher before?" The pert actress, who for four years had her own .. Fireside Theater" series on tele· vision, remembers how she was transformed from just another musical comedy perfor mer to a first-r ate dramatic star. ·· 'Princess O'Rourke' was the movie that turned it around. I had a poignant scene with Jack Carson that impre~ed Billy Wilder, the director. He decided to cast me o pposite Ray Milland in the The Lost Weekend'. That was rea.lly more of a supporting role, but. it led to The Yearling' in 1947 with G regory Peck. I had arrived as a dramatic actress." r" te S· er r S, g n re 1: e e' e ID U.ctt W11do m Seu• Strett ------------! 9:30 IJ ltvtrty HlllbUUa 0 ~ m Conctntrltlon The followtn& prolJf•• ire for Mon .. fues .• Wad., 111d Fri. Ollly. Thankqtvina Day pro1re1111 111 listed with the Thursd•Y evenln& loc, IJ fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ci) Ylrcinl1 Graham Show O Tempo ID Romper Room 5:55 0 History of Mexico 10~801J family Affair 6:00 I) (j) Sunrise Semester CI> Movie: See Daytime Movies. ®)Real Estate Investment Wed. Mon .• Tues., Wed. 6:25 0 Educatlbn Euhance "Citizen. B ® m Siie of the C.ntury ship" • ID World Talk Mon.; Report to the 6:30 I) Odyssey "Ceremony of lnno· Consumer Tues.; Your Government cence'' Mon., Wed., Fri.; "Reading" Today Wed.; Federal Executive Board Tues. Fri. ~ • Educational fe1tures fD Features Mon., Tues .. Wed. 0 Across the Fence Mon.; Makin& al Buy·Line Most of Maturity Tues.; Davey and 10:30 0 00 love of life Goliath Wed.; Youth 1nd the Issues 0 ®J m Hollywood Squares Fri. @ Phil Donahue Show (i2) Today on the Fann Mon., Tues., 0 00 00. Reluctant Dracon and Fri. Mr. Toad Fn. m Readinf With Your Child Mon.; ID W1nder1ust Industrial Arts Tues.; let's Talk 10:45 fil) Futures About Teens Wed.; Campus Profile 11:00 I) Cl) Where the Heart Is Fri. 0 (@ m Jeopardy 6:45 EE Commodity Report 0 al Gallopinf Gourmet Mon., 7:00 O CBS News John Hart Tues., Wed. 0 m Today Show Frank McGee 0 00 00 al NBA Basketball Fri hosts. only. Atlanta Hawks vs. Baltimore O Mr. Wishbone Bullets. 0 Eyewitnus News Chuck Henry ID Trevel Shows O Ban1na Splits EID The Electric Company O Cartoons 11:15 m Operation Grandparents Tues. m Thunderbirds . ID Bozo's Bir Top Show 11:20 ID Fashions In Sewinf El) Market Openin& 11:30 tJ 00 Search for Tomorrow EID @ Sesame Street 0 ®.l m Who, What, Where G1me 7:30@ Ban1na Splits f1-@00 (l)That Girl Mon., O Effective livin& _...AUes., Wed. ru>J Petticoat Junction m l~t's Rap m Yori ancf Friends t&8.1Hohns1tews ID Hobo Kelly (iJ) Sesame Street EE Stock Market Cover11e 8:00 O Capt1in Kanguoo 0 Sindy Scarecrow I'\ f T f P ', (J () '• @ Cartoons 12:00 tJ Paul Bernanl_,sychiatrist 0 Ralph Story's A.M. 0 m Three on a Match @ Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 00 00 a) Bewitched Mon., Today Show Tues., Wed. m Cartoons (j) @) m News (jj) Classroom Instructional TV Mon., ID Cr•fts Mon.; Consumer's World Tues •. Wed. Tues.; Public Semce Film Wed.; al Bozo's Bir Top Show Ask Concress Fri. 8:jo@ Coffee Bruk/Children's Teacher • EID Futures Mon., Wed., Fri. 0 Jack la lanne 12:20 m Hi&h Noon Buffoons m Dennis th1 Menece 12:30 I) Ci) As the World Tums ID Gumby 0 Ii§) m Days of Our Lives EID Education1I Features Tues .• Wed. e Movie Game a) News Victoria James O OOOO alPassword Mon , 8:50 00 News Dick McAleer r Tues., Wed. 9:00 6 The Lucy Show 0 B1xter Wud News ill Sesame Street Mon., Tues .. Wed.; Im Di11ing for Dollars Movie: See Daytime Movies Fri. (ll) Classroom lnstruction1I TV Mon .• 0 @) m Dinah's Place Tues., Wed. E The G1llery 1:00 tJ Cl) Love Is a Many Splendored (j) Jack la Linne Thin& 00 Mike Douelas 0 ®) m The Doctors 0 News Meyers, Del Rio O Vireinla Grah1m Show m Movie: See Daytime Movies. (!) I love Lucy fJ (I) ED All MJ CltHdrtn Mon., Tues., Wed. O Movie: See Daytime Movies Mon .• Tues., Wed.; Wodd Cha111plo11· ship Tennis Rnals Fri. only. Uve from Dallas, Tens. m Movie: See D1ytfme Movies. fil) Education1I features 1:30 8 Cl) The Guldlna Uaht 0 (1'Gl m Another Wor1d fJ @@ (1) let'a Mike I Dul Mon., Tues., Wed.; Jerry lewis Fri. II) Fashions In Sewln& (lj) The Electric Comp1ny Mon., Tues., Wed. fi) Commodity Report Qj39·TV News 1 :~O II) Dlallnr for Dollm 2:00 tJ (j) Secret storm 0 (1'Gl m Brir11t Promise 0 Ben Casey O @OO (l)Newlywed Game Mon., Tues., Wed.; Road Runner Fri. ID Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ Classroom Instructional TV Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 Romper Room 2:30 tJ (j) Ed&e of Ni&ht D ®"l m Somerset 0 CI> 00 al Datinr Game Mon .. Tues., Wed.: Funky Phantom Fri. fil) Educational Futures 9 It's Your Bet 3:00 tJ Gomer Pyle D It's Your Bet 0 Cartoon Time 0 00 00 al General Jtospital Mon., Tues., Wed.; lldsville Fri. (j) ®) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Courageous Cit m Tennessee Tuxedo II) Rocky and Friends m Cinema 36 9 Uncle Waldo 3:30 tJ Mr. Ed • 0 Mike Dou&las IJSea Hunt 00 SUpennan D (}) m Ont Ute to I '" Mon ' Tues., Wed.; Tito JacklOll flvt Fri. 0 TM Lone Renier m Yo&i and friends Cl) c. r100ftl 9 Rocky and frltnds 3~5 el la Comunldad al Di1 4:00 tJ Movie: See Daytime Movies 1J The Riflmian 00 Tarzan 0 CI) al love American StJle Mon., Tues., Wed. Bullwinkle Fri. 0 B1nan1 Splits m Cartoons Mon., Tues., Wed.; Wonderlm1 M11tc Specl1I Fri. ID Gentle Ben EID @ Sesame Street el Topicos Mon. 9 The Bi& Valley 4:30@ Youth In the 70's 0 F1ther Know! Best IJ News Senti, Schubeck m My f1vorite M1rtl1n ID The Munsters @!)Con El Dedo m Features a) Bozo's Bi& Top Show 5:00 (V News Mon. only 01J 00 ff}News @ NYPD 0 (Jg) Dick Van Dyke m The nintstones ID Glllir1n's Island ~ (W Misterorers' Nei&hborhood @!) De Altar a 11 Tumb1 m Death V1lley Days 9 The Movie 01me mc1Amo 5:30 00 News Mon. only 0 F1ther Knows Best Cl) C1TI of the West 0 (i) ®) al News 0 Get Smart m Dennis the Men1ee ID Pettic4at Junction fil) @ The Electric Comp1ny m Don Wilson's Town T1lk ®) Gllli&an's Island m N1tach1 rrooi tABLES ~:-~ .... 4111' .......................................... '29 Never Undersold DISCOUNT PllCES ALL llLLIAID SUPPLIES FINANCING AYAILA.lll Hours: D•lly 11 to 7; S.t. 11 to 6; Sun. 12 to 5 1525 W. CHAPMAN l!:::::::>elt"IC:::::>4::tc·=~=4 G::).;iKJ~:~::s::,~~~Ji::::::~:::::~:~)4>iji!Ac~ A=~=~~:X:tc:'=~-~ Pa&e 13 'TWO A PENNY' KTLA-S will present the world television premiere of the motion pic- ture "Two A Penny", starring Britian'a rod 'n roll star Cliff Richard. The feature. which in its theatrical release was praised by critics as one of England's best features, will be seen oh C hannel S Sunday, (November 21) at 8 PM, with an encore presentation on Thanksgiving Day, (Thurs.) at 4 PM. "Two A Penny" will be shown without c.ommercial interruption. In 1970, this unusual fea}urc drew larger audicncrs than all other movies during its regular theatre showing in Los Angeles. CUFF RICHARD Starring England's mO$t durable . Pop persQnality, Cliff Richard, as Jamie Hopkins, a mod lay-about who exploits everyone he meets,· the film provides insight into today's "cool generation" who admit they are searching for answers about life, but are not satisfied with the ones they're getting from most adults. Well-known stage and screen star, Dora Bryan, portrays Cliff's mother. The film also stars Avril Angers and introduces i1Tepressible young Ann Holloway. Involving the problems that have frustrated young peot>le everywhere, the story deals with contemporary attitudes about love in regard to indi- vidual relationships and society in general. "Two A Penny" was filmed entirely on location, covering the sights and sounds of London from Piccadilly Circus to the Thames and back again. Its pulsating musical score was created by Mike Leander, who thrust himself into the international film world with his exciting score for "Privilege" In Eastmancolor, the film was produced by Frank R. Jacobson and directed by Jim Collier from an original story by Stella Linden, who also wrote the screenplay. C liff Richard wrote three new songs for the motion picture. Owner of five 'Gold Discs" for sales of over a million single records, Clic has fan clubs in 23 countries around the world. "Two A Penny" is a bold step in a new direction for this talented young bachelor. With six musical films to his credit-two of which earned the title of "Number One Box Office Star"-this is Richard's first dramatic role. alfred hitchcock's illll u anthony perkins . janet leigh tuesday & wednesday 6:30/kabc-tv ... ,. 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 .. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23 For morning and afternoon lislings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "The Happy TIMI" (comedy) '52 -char18$ Boyer, Marsha Hunt. 9:30 O .. Reachlnc for tilt Sun" (com· edy) '41 -Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew. "Where There's Life" (comedy) '47 -Bob Hope, William Bendix. 0 (C) "It Happened to Jane" (comedy) '59 -Doris Day, Jack Lemmon. 10:00 (]) (C) "Gunpolnr' (adventure) '66 Audie Murphy, Joan St aley. 1:00 C1J (C) "To Hell With Heroes'' (dra. ma) '68-Rod Taylor, Claudia Car· dinale. m "The Lady Wanb Mink" (com· edy) '52 -Ruth Hussey, Dennis O'Keefe. 2:00 II) "Mn. Mike" Conclusion (adven. ture) '49 -Dick Powell, Evelyn Keyes. 3:00 (j) ''The Train" Part I (drama) '65 -Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield. @) (C) "Bittle Hymn" (biography) '57-Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer. [ V [ N I N r; 4:00 IJ Mowft: (C) .. fetller "9se" (com· edy) '64-C11y Grant, Leslie Caron, Trevor How11d. Durina World War II a lone plane spotter on a remote South Seas isle finds his paradise invaded by a French schoolteacher and her pupils when they become shipwrecked. O Rlflenian (j) Tarun 0 (1) al Love American Style 0 B1111na Splits m Cartoons me.nu. lfn ED (U) Sesame Street 9 Ttlt lie ValleJ 4:30 (])Movie: (C) "Gunpolnr• (adven· ture) '66 -Audie Murphy, Joan Staley. .0 fathtr Knows a.st 0 News Bentl, Schubeck m My ft\IGrite Martian &> Tiie Munsters @I) C.n el Dido en el Gatillo m Ulted 1 la Polida al lozo'1 ll1 Top Show 5:00 O DIC News Jess Marlow 0 News Morris, McCormick (I) ABC News Reasoner, Smith Cl) NYPQ 0 ®) D:c11 Van Dyke m The Flintstones IE Gllllcan's Island t1l) cr! Miaterocers' Neiahbomood @I) Del Altar a la Tumba m Dtltll Valler Days n, II n he Early Show 4p1a·Color . CaryGr-1 Le1DeCaron 'Father Goose' CBSS2 Qj The Movie G1me mEJAmo c:E News Victoria James 5:30 D Fattier Knows Best @ Call of the West 0 CI) ABC News Reasoner, Smith @@)(£)News 0 Get Sm1rt m Dennis tht Menace (!) Petticoat Junction ED (j]) The Electric Company m Don Wilscin's Town T1lll ~ Gilli&an's Island mN-tKhl 6:00 II Bi1 News Jerry Dunphy CI) News Bill Huddy 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder D LA. Klnp Hoclley Kings vs. St. Louis 0 News Benti, Schubeck 0 00 Wild Wild West m The Flintstones (!) I Dreem of Je1nnie (j]) In the Spotlleht ED Hod1epod1e Lod&e m Notldero 3-4 m Desert Report Qj Mayberry RFD 6:30 fJ Movie: (60) "Psycho" . Part I (mystery) '00-Tony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Ver1 Miles, John Gavin. A young woman steals a fortune and encounters a young man too long under domination by his mother. (!) CBS News Walter Cronkite o NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show · ID Bill CosbJ Show @ Booli But "Tracy and Hepburn'' ED Class Meetlnp and Schools W'rthout F allure m W1nder1ust ~ Green Acres a!) Vivi1n1 Horti1uer1 c:EABC News 7:00 II CBS News Walter Cronkite (])ABC News Smith: Reasoner • 0 m NBC News John Chancellor 00 Truth or Consequences Dr1gnet 0 Whirs MJ Line? @)Primus m I Love Lucy ID I Drum of Junnle 5 The Course of Our Times ED History of Melico ~La lntrusa a Aztec Highlifhts a) Mantrap 7:30 II Qj Glen Campbell Ken Berry, Dom Deluise and The Four Leaves guest. fJ @) m Ironside "Good Samar· itan" is the episode title, but no in· formation was available al press time due to last minute network changes. Ironside moves to Ttiursaay nights (9PM) and will be seen twice this week. fJ CI)@ al The Mod Squid Mil· ton Berle guests as Uncle Bobo, a TV clown whose life 1s endangered, in ". . . And a little Child Shall Bleed Them." Keenan Wynn also guests as Luther and Henry Jones as Paulie. I Drum of Junnle (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. lV WUK, NOV£MBftt 20. 1971 HE LOVES PARADES! "I IC>ft a parade," says Bob Barker. And love 'em he does! On Thank.sgivin& Day, instr· d of bein' in the nice warm k ....... en of his Hollywood home, aoiffing his wife'a pumpkin pie, Bob Barker sits shivering in an out- door press booth along New York's Fifth Avenue narrating the CBS-1V live colorcast of New York's famous Thanksgiv- ing Day Parade at 8 AM Thurs- day. Barker also doubles as anchorman for the network's parade coverage in Detroit aod Philadelphia. There is no dress rehearsal for the/arade . . . no cue cards to rea . When Bob Barker walks into that press booth, He's on bis own. It's considered the most challen$ins job in television, and Barker tS well suited for it. As host of television's long running and ever popular Truth or Consequences, Barker is used to working off the top of his head, ad-libbin~ the dialogue that fits tho occasion. Thus Barker is al- ways ready for the unexpected ..• prepared for any continJency. "I enjoy the spont.aoetty of working without a script," says Barker. "If it were all program- med out beforehand, the viewing audience would be bored beyond belief," he adds. It's that special Barker talent for ad-libbing that makes the Thanksgiving Day· Parade one ofthe most popular events 6n the home screen. The sudden gust of wind that takes the helium-filled Donald Duck off course for a moment . . . the children along the parade route whose faces glow as Santa Claus rides by . . . the oompa-fah of the marching bands ... al come alive as Barker tells about them in his relaxed and easy manner. Thursday's parade marks the third successive one for Barker, who says there is one very spec- ial reason he enjoys the assign· mtnt. "Arter all," says Barker, "there is a great sense of pride in knowing I'm the first to wish millions of viewers a Merry Christmas." !Sears ] SAVE.-i'60! All-In-The-Ear. Hearing Aid Regular $3!9 Sears has e varied selec- tion of hearing aids suit· able for mam· different · hearing losses. Our Hear- ing Aid Consultant is here lo help you. 8349 Custom-In• The-Ear. #804% ..• , $299 At a Price You Can Afford, S~ked By a Compa1y l'ou Cai Depend Oa! • H.ariq .\hl!Mrf Av1lla~le It Ille Follo~i•« ~Ir~ StorfS R~na P1rk t'omptoa t:ut Olympic ft Soto t:IMHte fllf!Mlale ••tr"oocf J .... Btach ~orthrill«i Puadena Plco1t l\lmpH Pomou s..11ti c..st Plau Torr111ce Va.lle1 hp15 WORLD SYMPHONY IN CONCERT You are cordially invited to attend a television concert of the first World Symphony Orche tra, airing on KCET, channel 28, Thanks· giving evening, Thursday ot 7:30 PM. The Orchestra, organiud for only one week under the baton of Arthur Fiedler, was conrprised of 142 musicians representing orchestras in 58 nations, 26 states and th~ District of Columbia. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20. 1971 JOANNE WOODWARD WILLING TO CLIMB MOUNTAINS When Joanne Woodward believes in a cause, she will go to any lengths-or any heights-to get her message across to the public. And it was In behalf of qne such caus.,..the preservation of two majestic birds of prey, the eagle and the hawk-that the blonde, blue· eyed actress earlier this year confronted and conquered, If only tem· porarily, her lifelong fear of heights. It all began this past summer when Joanne left the comforts of her Connecticut home and headed west to join her 12·year-old daughter, Nell Newman, in Idaho's rugged and picturesque Snake River Canyon, one of America's few ,.,maining natural sanctuaries for eagles and hawks. Nell was spending part of her summer vaction In Idaho as a guest of wildlife expert Morlan Nelson, an old> family friend of the Paul Newmans. She had taken the trip to observe the living habits of the two great birds of pr4tY who are being threatened wittt eittinction. . To call public attention to the plight of these Jireat birds, Nell's adventures were being filmed for the GE Monogram Series premiere special of the season, "Eagle and the Hawk," airing on ABC, Friday at 10 PM. · ' Joanne, who narrates the special and appears on-camera in some segments. arrived just In time to participate in one of the telecast's most exciting adventures-the filming of a young eagle taking his first flight. The concert, one of three presented under the auspices of the Federation of People-to-People Programs during the month of October, was videotaped October 23rd at Walt Disney World in Florida, where the orchestra participated iii the dedication of this new vacationland. The symphonic musicians of the World Symphony Orchestra collectively traveled an estimated 1,269,500 miles in order to make a reality of this grand demonstration of international understanding through the arts. Their purpose was to demonstrate-tfiat musicians from virtually every nation where sy mphonic music is performed could set aside political and national considerations to work to- gether harmoniously. Artistically, as well as 'iymbolically, the World Symphony Orchestra achieved success. Of their first concert at Lincoln Center in New York, Raymond Erickson of the New York Times wrote, "The sound of the orchestra, which was much larger than the standard hundred piece symphony ensemble, had a marvelous so- nority. The playing was disciplined and enthusiastic. It seemed al most a pity that the orchestra had to disband after three performances, but the member'i had to return to the ensembles from which they came." In addition to 56 musicians representing 54 different orchestras through the United States of America, "musical ambassadors" came from the following nations: Argentina, Austria, Barbados, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Ceylon, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Oen- ma~k. the Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, England, Ethiopia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, the Ivory Coast, Japan, Korea, Lebanon, Lux.embourg, Malta, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama. Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan (the Republic of China), Thailand, Turkey, Uruguay, the Republic of Vietnam, Venezuela and Yugoslavia. "I was terribly anxious to join Nell whom I hadn't seen In weeks," Joanne recalls. "From her letters, I knew she was having a rnarvelous time and I couldn't wait to share this once·in·a·lifetlme experience with her. The day after I arrived, we set out for the aerie from which we expected the young eagle to fly," Joanne remembers. "We traveled part of the·way by car and then snaked through the winding canyon trails on horseback. Finally, we began the last leg of our journey on foot. "Well," she sighs, ••we climbed and climbed this long steep trail. -Suddenly, t found myself on the edge of a craggy precipice. I looked down and nearly fainted. We myst have been a mile high. I simply froze In my tracks." Robert Riger, producer, writer and director of the special for Tomorrow Entertainment, Inc., took immediate note of Joanne's pre- dicament and dispatched one of his crew, a professional weight lifter who carried her to the top of the mountain. "At the top, perched precariously on a rock, I sat and watched this tiny eagle building up his courage," Joanne says. "The sight of this helpless little creature trying to overcome his fear suddenly helped me overcome mine. "When that beautiful young eagle hurled himself into space for the first time, and the cameras began rolling recording that historic moment on film, a feeling of exhilaration surged through my body. It was one of the most beautiful moments of my life. "I only hope this moment will have a similar effect on the millions of viewers who will be watching the spedal," the actress confides. "If so, then I'm sure ttiere will be many more people who will think a second time before trying to gun down a beautiful eagle or hawtt soaring In the sky." • Actress Joanne Woodward and her daughter, Nell Newman, 12. CBSS! THE GOLDDllGERS 10:30 PM "MANNIX" STAR MIKE CONNERS-A SONG AND DANCE MAN FOR A CHANGE. hp 11 Mel MST CQUr HWY. 67~2303 Holiday Special DUILOP TWll BELT Pl.YB111 I flfmlSS •111 Ml CMUA~ L9ICOUI. __., '3995 M.f.11.17 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20. 1971 TUESDAY (Continued) , 9 Mt11tJ Nasll OMllllon $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Man lO·OO D CI> Ci) a> Marcus Welby, M.D. ot the West'' (western) '58-Cary • "A Yellow Bird" Dr. Welby's nurse Cooper, Julie London, lee J, Cobb. Consuelo wants to adopt a child be· m Hocan's Heroes cause she is afraid that llfe Is PUS· UJ Dra111et inf her by. Skye Aubrey guests as (W Brine Back tht Bands laura Sanderson Christopher Stone fll) Finne lint "Who Owns Amer· as Scott Sande~n. and Brian Dewey lea?" Guest ls ~ormer Interior Sec· as their son Paul. retary Walter Hickel. C1J The Aveniers g) Loa Beveriy de Paralvillo m News Putnam, Fishman 1:00 Cl) .This Is Your Uft (ij) Special ot the Wett "Stravinsky m Truth ff ~nsequences Remembered" UJ Tlle Virainla11 fll) Budd loettfcher Special Close· . CW Masquf!lde up.on film director/writer who has @I) La Cose Juzeada recently completed a film on near. nil Nino legendary bullfighter Carlos Arruza. 8:15 O Kings Wrap·Up , ill Ta.p Tap • 'i:30 II Cl) Hawaii Fivt·O Mc(i~~rett a Roller, ••• fears a gangland war is Imminent Uii) Festival Meliclno when it seems a mainland syndicate is trying to take over criminal oper· 10:30 II Tllt Golcldlgers Mike Connors atlons in Hawaii. David Opatoshu is guest·host Charles Nelson Reilly guests. portrays fabled folk singer Johnny B ®l m Sari• ''A Bad Case of Trash. Monogamy" Monte Mar-ham guests D M~tJ Nash "The pead We left as an ex·convict who, upon his re· Behind Mo~ty Nash is a~igned to lease from prison is determined to restore confidence in a witness at renew life with hi; former wife, who the court·'."'•rtial of Sft. Samuelson, has since remarried. Sarge moves U.S. Manne accused of slaying to 7·30 PM next week and Funny nineteen defenselm women and Side ·will be shown in the 8:30 time chlldJen in Vietnam. Harry Guardino period ·stars. O M~vie: (C) (2hr) "Monster Zero" O News Morris, ~cCormlclc (horror) '66-Nick Adams. Cl) At Issue · 0 (]) 00 G) ABC MoN of tbe ®) San DJeeo Panorama Week: (C) (90) "The Reluctant Ht· UJ News Bill Johns . roes" (adventure) '71-Ken Berry, @I) EJ Retr.to de Donan Gray Jim Hutton, Trini Lopez, Don Mar· m Cal! of the West shall, Ralph Meeker, Cameron Mil-11:00 II Ci) @I) News chell, Warren Oates. A meek Army B ~ m News historian find~ himself co~ma~di~g D Movie: ''Texts Ringers" (west· a unit defending a strategic hill in ern) '36 -Fred MacMurray, Jack Korea. Hopelessly outnumbered, he Oalcie. calls on his knowledge of history in Ci) Marshal Dillon hopes that the tactics of the Greeks. fJ (1) al News Aluander the Great and Napoleon C1J Movie; "Johnny Concho" (west· can save his apparently doomed ern) '56-Frank Sinatra, Phyllis Kirk, men. Keenan Wynn. m ~vid frost Show m To Tell tlle Trvth fll) @ The Advocates ''Should Con. II) Mantrap gress Make Strikers I nelligible to ,.... 6 'ffi Receive Public Aid?" 11:30 II uu Merv n n ~ D ~~~c.~ Ol?i Lancer fJ 00 Ci) G) Didi Cavett George 9:00 @I) LI Gata Harrison. a member of the now· m> Ro$1s para Veron!ca disbanded Beatles is special guest. 9:30 II (j) Cannon Guest Arthur O'Con· He is accompanied by Ravi Shankar, nell plays Judge Ga~ey, an attorney the noted sitar player with whom who stands in Cannon's way as he Harrison is now a$$0Ciated. seeks information in a missing per· m Movie: "Tllieves' Hifltway" (dra· sons case from his client, an elusive ma) '49 -Richard Conte, lee J. Nevada multimillionaire. Cobb, Valentina Cortesa. 0 ~ m JallteS Camer u Nichols II) MIMe: "The Plunderers" (west· "The One·Eyed Mule's Time Has em) '60-Jeff Chandler. John Saxon. Come" Nichols is stymied by earth· Qj for Adults Only quakes and cutthroats in his search for silver in an old mining town. 12:00 m Johnny Carson Alter one of the temblors. Nichols finds himself trapped in the cellar of an old mansion with a stranae younr man named Frankie (Kristof· fer Tobori) and his mule. O Inter Wari News ID It Tuts a nief EID (ij; Black Journal "Take Back Your Mind" First segment in a two· part examinaflOll of Blaclc Studies program.s in American colleaes and 1:00 8 Movie: "Hotel Rese~e" (adven- ture) '4&-James Mason, Patricia Medina. Herbert lom. (J) D O O Ci)®) News 1:30 0 Tllt Callery m All·Nlpt Show: "Yilil in the Nipt," "The Rineer," and "Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Cops" universities. 2:30 II News s 0 t ' d 0 k t· k. J. I· ia e tt e THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20. 1971 Dear Eyewitness News, Yesterday my boyfriend called long distance and said, "Who are these 1nen you keep writing me about?" And I said that Joseph, John and all you guys are the best friends a lonely girl could have and that you know more about what's going on in my community -and all of Southern California-than anyone else around. Next thing I knew, my guy was here in L.A. Knew I could count on you fellows for good news! Sincerely, Joseph Benti & John Schubec:k -- .L.., eye11111tness ne1111S . 4:30, 8 & 11 pn1/kabc-tv 0 . . Page 19 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24 For morninc and afternoon li1tinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:GO m "91r1s Town" (drama) '59 Mamie Van Doren, Manie Hayes. 9:30 U "What a Utt'' (comedy) '39- Jackle Cooper, Betty Fields "Amonr the llvinl'' (dram1) '41 -Susan Hayward, Albert Dekker U (C) "lhe Pony Soldier'' (adven lure) '52-Tyrone Power, Cameron Mitchell. 10:00 00 (C) '1he Snow Queen" (fantasy) '60-animated feature based on the Hans Christian Andersen story, with the voices of Art Llnkletter, Sandra Dee and Tommy Kirk. 1:00 6 (C) "Bridres at Toko·Ri'' (dra. ma) '54 -William Holden, Grace Kelly. m ''Tiie Matinr of Millie" (com· edy) '48-Evelyn Keyes, Glenn Ford 2:00 II) "The N1ked Gun" (mystery) '56 -Willard Parker. Mara Corday 3:00 '1he Train" Conclusion (drama) '65-Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield. HELPFUL CRICKET -Crkktt Crocktl htlps • poor toymaktr and hJs troubltd dauahltr In "Crkktt on dlt Htarth, .. aolmaltd musical SPtdal baud on tht Charlts Dkkt!ns &1ory, and ~s>t•dna on NBC, Thursday al 3 PM. Roddy McDo,.all pro"ldts Crlcktt•s "okt. ' (C) "Menfa.. Italian Style'' (comedy) '64-Mircello Mastroianni, Sophia Loren. •:oo IJ (C) "Nl111t of the Griuly" (western) '66-Clint Walker, Martha Hyer, Keem1n Wynn. 4:30 See lOAM llstJn1 EVENING 6:00 IJ CI) 0 U News U Please Don't Eat the Daisfes 6 @ Wild Wiid West m Th! Fnntstones II) I Dream of Jeannie (i]) Muquerade Et) Hodcepod1e l.odfe @!)a;, News Qj Mayberry RFD 6:30 O The Steve Allen Show U Movie: (C) (90) "Psycho" Con· clusion (mystery) '60-Tony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, John Gavin. A young woman steals a fortu ne and encounters a young man too long under domination by his mother. OO®J G)News m Andy Griffith Show II) Bill Cosby Show (@ Americu Folk Music Et) Film Feature "Lecoque: His life and Work" Film portrait of the French painter. m Wander1ust ~Green Acres al) Los Aficionados 7:00 B CV 0 m News 00 Truth or Consequences Cl) Dra1net 6 What's My Line? (19.l Name of the Game mJ Love Lucy II) I Dream of Jeannie (i]) At Issue "The Cahfornla Water Plan" Et) History of Mexico EE l1 lntrusa ~ The Virfini"1 a> M1ntrap 7:30 fJ Doctor In the House Michael decides to quit medical school after he is severely bitten by the love bug. Dra&11et o· Primus An emotionally disturbed astronaut creates havoc in an under; sea habitat. Guy Stockwell guests. O I s,rc1AL!Sant1 Claus La ne Parade Laugh·ln's Gary Owens and JoAnne Worley co·host this IWO·hour telecast that culminates with the ar· rival of Mr. and Mrs Sanla Claus. @ To Tell the Truth 00 I Dream of Jeannie 0 CHILLING MYSTERY * "THE NAKED EDGE" MILLION$ MOVIE THI! DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 20, 1971 m SANTA COMES TO TOWN O 8'Jter Ward News * Santa Claus lane Parade ·m Hocan's Heroes 1 m I "lc!!(j Stnte Claus Lue II) ltTalltu Thief hrlde The 4oth annual parade from 10:00 IJ Cl) M1nnJx Andrew Ouaaan, Cot. Hollywood will feature muthinr een Gray, Kathie Bri>wne and Tom bands, floats, celebrities and of Drake auest In a story of a retired course DI' Saint Hick. Army eenerel who is photoaraphed m I S!Cellti Santa Claus lane with I woman who Is not his wife. '•ride KCOP's coveraae of the an· O «i m Nipt Gallery ''The Dirk nuat parade Is hosted by Hobo Kelly Bo'J''-tlespite w11nln1s, Mrs. Timm and Biii Burrud. The theme for this (Elizabeth H1rtman) takes a newly • year Is "Siahts and Sounds of available position of school teacher Christmas." at a small rural 5Chool ind lmmedl-ED Masquerade ately sees visions of a small, dark @!) Lucht Ubre boy (Michael laird). Miss Ablrail a;, It Is Written (Gale Sonderaaard) and-Miss Lettie m ABC News (Hope Summers), with whom Mrs. 8:00 IJ Cl) Carol Burnett Edie Gormet l imm Is staying, try to evade the and Sheekey Greene auest. matter. "Keep In Touch·We'll Think 0 m Adtm·l2 "Day Watch" Mal. of · Somethln('-Erik Sutton (Alex loy and Reed cut short a female Cord), desperate to locate the alrl hltchhiker's extortion racket engage in his dreams, finds her by giving In a high speed chase of a~ armed her description to the police on robber and deal with a wino and grounds of assault and e1r theft. his pink elephant. J. Pat O'Maliey The police produce Clalre Foster and Ronne Troup guest. (Joanna Pettet) who fits the descrlp· U "SOUTH PACIFIC" tion. * MOVIE SPECIAL 0 Hews Morris, McCormick FIRST TIME ON TV 0 Movie: (C) (3hr) "The Music Man" (musical) '62-Robert Pres· NOW ON ABC . · ton. Shirley Jones, Buddy Hackett. 0 , @ m M.0~1.~ S~lal: ~C) Paul Ford. A fast talkin& traveling (3hr) 'South Pacific (mbS1cal) 58 salesman sets out to "con" a ~;nall -~itzl Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi. town, but finds himself falling in Juanita Hall. John Kerr, Ray Walston, love with Marian, the Jibranan. France Nuyen. The story of a French m News Putnam, Fishman planter and a U.S. Navy nurse who @Soul! meet and fall In Jove on a remote Et) Masterpiece Theatre island in the South Pacific during EE Nochu Tapatlas World War II. Adapted from the al) Boa Professional Jong-running Broadway musical by 10:30 0 Ram.s In Action Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rod-II) Bill Johns News gers and Joshua Logan. @!) £1 Retrato de Dorian Gray Et) The French Chef "French ~ Film: "Ni1ht and the City'' Rich· Croissants" Miss Child shows view· ard Widm ark. ers how to make the buttery, yeast 10:40 m News Putnam, Fishman French crescent rolls. 11:00 B 0 (j) ®) @!) m News all Nino @ Marshal Dillon 8:30 0 ~ a;, NBC M1stery Movie-0 (}) m News McCloud "Somebody's Out lo Get m To Tell The Truth Jenny·• A young lady fears someone II) Mantrap is trying to drive her insane which @ Course of Our Times prompts Ma~hal McCloud to inves· Et) This Week Bill Moyers ligate a hehcopter tragedy. Barry ll:lS EE Cine del Miercoles Sullivan, Julie Sommars, Cameron 11:301J 00 Merv Griffin Mithcell an~ Gabe Dell ~uest. Ralph 0 ®) JohnnJ Carson Touhy (Sullivan), ~ retire~ g~neral . U Movie: "I Shot Jesse Jimes" collects a double·1ndemmty insur· (western) ·49 _ John Ireland Bar· ance policy after his partnefs heli· ..bara Britton. ' copter explodes. Jennie Tanaquil ·a CI)@ a> Dick ~vett Danny (Miss. Somma rs), secretary to Robert Kaye Is the only guest for a 90. ~evehn (Ml_tchell) has trouble ad· minute interview. JUStrn~ to his death and seeks PhY· m Movie: "Somewhere I'll find chiatr1c help. You'' (drama) '42 -Clark Gable, Et)(]]) This Week Lana Turner a Fil"' (C) "Subterfuge" Gene II) Movie: "Port of Hell" (mystery) Barry. '54-Carole Mathews. Dane Clark. 9:00 B Ci) Medical Center Susan Stras. 12:00 m Johnny Carson berg guests as a student nurse who 1:00 fJ Movie: "Nightmare" (mystery) Is overwhelmed by money, marriage '56 -Edward G. Robinson, Kevin and health problems. Dr. Gannon McCarthy. makes no headway when he tries (V 0 0 ®J Hews to get the girl's husband (Tom Li· O Movie: "War Hunr' (drama) '62 gon) to ease her workload. -John Saxon, Robert Redford. Et) (i]) American Dream Machine 1:15 0 News EE l.a G1t1 1:45 0 The G1llery al) Rosas pua Veronica m All-Night Show: ''The Teckman 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The Naked Edge" (drama) '61 -Gary Cooper. Deborah Kerr. Eric Portman A long lost blackmail letter, delayed in transit, makes the recipient a suspect in a murder case that was S\lpposedly solved five years earlier. 9:30 O One Min Show Comic aetor Lee Mystery," "The Well," "Crimu at Allen stars. the Ouk House." 71 1. om red ed ife. ark sic es· It, ing all in h· .. r· y d e, ) k. n 2 n t AN ENCHANTED EVENING ON ABC As a holiday 1rea1 on Thanksgiving Eve, this Wednesday Nov. 24, ABC pre-empts its entire prime·time pro$ram schedule (8-1 I PM) to pre.sent t~e musical blockbuster "Sou1h Pacific" in tts enorcty. With ils television premiere, th~ highly-ac· claimed property will have run rhc gamut of all the great ..entertainment mediums. Originally, "Sou1h Pacific" was James Mich· cncr's idea, a popular collection of short stories titled "Tales of the South Pacific." The book caught the interest of dirccror Joshua Logan, who approached Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein JI with the idea of staging one of the stories as a Broadway musical. "I liked the book, liked it lremendously," recalls Richard Rodgers. "I thought we could do much belier lhan jus1 rhe single story that Logan wanted to do. So I sugges1ed we get 1he stage rights to the whole book and use what· ever slories or bits of stories we wanted. And that's whal we did. We meshed the stories to- gelher, and we made it work." The la1tcr is an understatement. As a 1950 Broadway musical, starring Mary Marlin, ''South Pacific" was a smash success with the public, and won both the Pulitzer Prize and the Drama Critics Award. The movie adaptation, which airs this week, was made in 1958 and srars Mitzi Gaynor, Ros· sano Brazzi, John Kerr. France Nuycn, Juanira Hall and Ray Walston. Mitzi Gaynor remembers the filming of the movie fondly. "We started the film with a com- plete script and rehearsed in some barn-like studio in Hollywood for about three weeks. Ros- sano Brazzi's English is impeccable but he want- ed 10 be sure, so we rehearsed until we were letter-perfect. By lhc 1ime we got to Kauai (one of the Hawaiian Islands) to begin shoo1ing we knew tt\c script by heart-very unusual in movie-making, believe me." That extensive preparation was responsible for three months of smoorh shooring on Kauai and rhe absolute conviction of the performances. "South Pacific" probes prejudice and passion, merriment and loneliness, in its story about the inhabitants of a South Pacific island during World War If. Basically it is a double love story: one between a middle-aged French plan· ter, Emile De Bccquc (Rossano Brazzi), with two polynesian children, and a young U.S. Army nurse, Nellie Forbush (Mitzi Gaynor), from Liule Rock. The other deals wi1h Navy Licu- 1enan1 Joe Cable (John Kerr) who falls deeply in love wirh a beautiful Tonkanesc girl, Lial (France Nuycn), the daughter o( the island cnlrepr~neur. Bloody Mary (Juanita Hall). The dazzling beauly of the islands is in evi- dence 1hroughout rhc film. and the musical score boasts such international song hits as ''Some Enchanted Evening." "Bali Hai," "There Is Nothing Like A Dame," "I'm In Love Wilh A Wonderful Guy," "Younger Than Springtime," ''A Cockeyed Optimist" and "Bloody Mary" among many 01hers. One song "The Girl Back Home," which em- phasizes the problems of Lt. Cable's love for Liar, was written for the original Broadway version but had 10 be omitted to hold down the running time. John Kerr sings it in the film. For Mitzi Gaynor, playing Nellie Forbush was probably the most important assignment of her career-and a role she won almost by accident. "I wanted the lead in 'Sayonara' ," she recalls, "and as I was in 1hc elevaror on the way to see director Joshua Logan. someone 1old me lhat Marlon Brando had been signed for lhe male MITZI lead. Well, I was already seeing myself playing opposite Brando, right? Then this person said that Bran~ had signed only on the condition that the girl be a real Japanese girl. My heart fell to the floor." Before she could say a word 10 Logan about "Sayonara," the director stated ''I presume you're here about the part of Nellie in 'South Pacific?' Now, I know you can act and 1hat you can dance, but can you sin~?" Needing . no further promptrng, Mitzi sang "There's No Business Like Show Business'' from a picture she had just completed, and then "Cockeyed Optimist" from "Soulh Pacific." Logan was impressed enough to rush her off to see composer Richard Rodacrs, where she repeated her performance. Lyricist Oscar Ha m- merstein II, however, was in Australia at the Olympic Games-and further castina approval hinged on his nod. Hammerstein was scheduled to stop over in Los Angeles for one day-a dank, rainy day, Miss Gaynor remembers. The audition was set up in a· basement room with one small lighl and the sounds of rain on 1hc windows. She repeated her performance, now more carefully polished, and as she finished Mr. Ham- merstein smiled at her and said softly, "You're a good sport, M itzi," then departed. ''l wouldn't let myself think about getting the part," Mitzi continues, "but I really wanted it very much. I was making the film 'Les Girls' then. My husband Jack (Bean ) called me on the set and asked, 'Are you sitting down?' ~at immediately scared me. Only when something terrible has happened do people say 'arc you sitting down?' Then he told me I had been cast as Nellie-( was ecstatic, but I couldn't even cry because I was made up for the next scene!" For those who missed Mitzi's performance in their local theater, a rare treat is in store. For those who saw it, the ABC special telecast provides a most welcome return engagement. MITZI AND SEABEES Page 21 Pa1• 22 ...... this is that which was spok~n· by the prop·het Joel. Iii REVOWTION . . . TO REVELATION! Spon1CHod "' GOSPEL l.lGKT PUBLICATIONS THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20. 19'1 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2' ~OHNI N G 5:55 D Hlsbry of MexJc3 6:00 (JJ Sunrhe Seftlester 6:25 0 Education £1chan1e "Citizen· ship" 6:30 8 Odyuey "Reading" Cl) Yoke of A(riculture 0 Parent-Youth forum (19) Today on the farm m Teacher In-Service 7:00 f) CBS News John Hart 0 Today Sllow IJ Mr. Wishbone U Eyewitness News Chuck Henry Ci) Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 Banana Splits ®)cartoons m T!lunderbirds aJ Bozo's Bic Top Show m (j]) Sesame Street 7:30 Cl) laHna Splits 0 Effective LMni Petticoat Junction m Yo&i and fritndi. m Hobo Keltr 1:00 8 (j) I sl'c(tAL I CBS Thanks{ivinc Parade Jubilee Bob Barker and Gail fisher deseribe Macy's New York Parade; Herschel Bernardi and Bev. erly Garland comment on Gimbels as all seven dwarfs In "Snow White," as Idealistic knight "Don Quhtott," and as Shallespeare's mischl«!"OUS Puck in "A Midsummer Night's Dream." O Te•po aJ Ro111per Room 10:00 (I) Movie: "Fntnds In tht Haunted Houte" (comedy) '56 -Mickey Rooney, Vlreinia Welles. e Movie: ''GUllS of Justice" (wes· tem) '49 -Jimmy Ellison, Russell Hayden. ID Recondllatlon a>Buy·Une 10:30 00 Phil Donahue Show ID Wander1ust 11:00 8 Where the Heart Is IJ I SJl(IAL! S1ntl Cl1Us lint Parade (R) Gary Owens and JoAnne Worley co·host coverage of the an· nual Hollywood Santa Claus lane Parade on Thankseivin& Eve. 0 al Galloping Gourmet (j) I OlCtAL I Mother Goose Pa~e m Ben Hunter's Adoption Segment ID Travel With Don and Bettina Eli) The EJectric Company 11:20 ID fashions In Sewln& 11:30 8 Search for Tomorrow 0 @ Ci) al NCAA Colltee Foot· ball Nebraska at Oklahoma. m Let's Rap ID Bill JohnJ News @ Sesame Street AFTERNOO N Parade in Philadelphia; June Leck· 12:00 8 (j) NFL Football Los An&eles hart and Greg Morris handle the Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys at Dallas. J. l. Hudson Parade in Detroit; and 0 0 m I O'ictAl I M a c y ' s Marilyn Van Derbur relates Eaton's Thanks1ivi1J& Pre·Parade Randy Parr Santa Claus Parade in Toronto. Bill and Joe Garagiola co·host as they Baird and his outspoken puppets provide on·the·scene reports of pre· also comment on the proceedings. parade activities. 1J S1ndJ Scarecrow m News 00 Make a Wish m Consumer's World 0 Ralph Story's A.M. Eli) firin& line ®) Tcday Sllow 12:20 m Hich Noon Buffoons m cartoons 12:30 0 Barter Ward News al Bozo's Big Top Show ID Dialin& for Oullars 8:30 Cl) Coffee Bruk/Children's Teacher 1:00 a ®> m I S'ICIAL IM a c , , s O Jack La Lanne Thln~iiv!ne Parade lcme Greene. m Dennis the Men1<e Betty White and Joe Garaciola pro· m Gumby vide commentary for the live COY· al DOT 42 erage of the 45th annual parade at 8:50 (])News Dick McAJeer Herald Square m New York. 9:00 0 m AFC/NFC football Kan· 1J VirJinia 6r1h1m Show sas City Chief vs lions at Detroit O I s,1c1AL I A Connecticut Yankee IJ The G1tltry in King Arthur's Court An animated Jack La Linne tale of Mark Twain's adventurous O News Meyers. Del Rio character who wakes up one morn- m Holid1y Movie: (C) "Gallant ing finding himself bat~ in the days Bess" (drama) '47 -Marshall of King Arthur and Merlin, the wiz· Tholl'\PSOn, Clem Bevans. ard of the Rpund Table. ID Uncle Waldo m[s'ICtALlThanh&ivlngWith Eli) Sesame Street , The Kin& flmily An hour·long musi· 9:30 IJ I SfiiCtlL I Mormon T1bemacle cal special with thanksgiving, song Choir Thankqivina Proiram The and dance. lamed choir celebrates Thankgiving 1:30 ID fashions in Sewin& with sones of the land. Director ~ News Richard P. Condie leads the 375· 1:40 ID Dialin& for Dollars voice group in singing and special 2:00 1J Ben Casey organ recitals will also be heard. m I bECIA( I s ant I c I au s lane (]) Vircinia Gnh1m Show Parade (R) 0 Movie: "Mr. M11oo's Storybook" ID Movie: "Sprinflime In the Rock· t (cartoon) '65 -Animated cartoon iu'' (musical) '42 -Betty Grable, version of three of the world's fav· John Payne, Cesar Romero. orite stories. Mr. Magoo entertains ~ Romper Room ,, ' s y II a t· s s s rr y s h I· II e ·t 2!30 G n. .... , Mee.,, fl!) History of Medco "Art, Music ind Uter1ture Born Out of the R~lutlon" Qj ll's Your Bet 3:00 0 PILLSBURY PRESENTS * CRICKET on the HEARTH An imated holiday fun for the entire family D m I Vicr1L I Cricket Oft the He1rttl An animated musical specl1I bued on the story by Charles Dick ens. Dinny Thomas. Marlo Thomas. fd Ames, Roddy McDowall, Hens Conreid and Abbe Lahe provide the voices. Cricket Crocket becomes 1 permanent membet Df a toymaker's household. 0 Cartoon Time (1) Superm1n IJ (!) a> Lers Mike 1 DHI ([) Movie: (C) "Wike Me When the War Is Over'' (comedy) '69-Ken Berry, Eva Gabor. G Cour11eous Cit (JQ) Movie: (C) "Uu" (drama) '62 -Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart. 6J Rocky ind Friends ID Masquerade 9 Unde W1ldo 3:15 f) NFL Post.Came Sl\ow 3:30 f) I snct1L I The Little Antels Pre· sent Rock n' Rhyme A group of youngsters team up w1lh guest Ma· halia Jackson in a musical·variety special. The performing 64 black youth range in age lrom 5 to 10 years. 0 Sea Hunt Tar11n 0 @ a> Password Allen Ludden. fJ The Lone Ranger 6J Cartoons ID The Mayflower Story (R) @ Rocky and Friends 3:45 ail LI Comunidad al Dia 4:00 6 Movie: "The Caddy'' (comedy) '53-Jerry Lewis, Donna Reed, Fred Clark, Marshall Thompson 0 m IJ,lctAL! Mo use on the Mayf !ower An animated musical spe· cial narrated by Tennesse Emte Ford offering an eyewitness report on the voyage by the Pilgrims to Plymouth Rock. Dis ,,.."",""l .... C.-AL ... I Movie: (C) (2hr) "Two a Penny" (drama) '70-Clllf Richard. Ann Holloway. Dora Bryan, Avril Angers. Story of an aspiring mod designer who exploits everyone he meets, soon ls hooked on d1ugs and becomes a pusher 0 (ID a> All My Children fJ Ban1na Splits m Cartoons ml shc1Al1S1nta Claus Line Parade Hobo Kelly and Bill Burrud describe the festivities. ID (@ Sesame StJeet m Calendario de la Co{Jlunidad a The Big Valley 4:30 0 @@ ABC News m My Faworite Martian ail Aventuras del Lltieo Nearo EI!) Tele·Rmst. Musical Ci) Bozo's I i& Top Show THE OAl\.'f Pll.OT. TV W"te<. NOVCM8£R 20. 1911 5:00 D MIC Ntws Jess Marlow Cl) ABC Newt Jtmo11er, Smith under1round movement even thouah 111 standards would be deacrlbtd as fJ (1) Cl) Q) NCAA Colltl' Fott· ball Georata at Geo<gia Tedi. hi$ father had been a leader. havln& reallnd the "Oream"-they m Htpn's fCtl'Mt have a very hlah income, I larat ti) Dniptt home In an ucJuslw ntiahbortlood. EJ!) I IPiclAL! Wertd 5Y•phHJ Or· ind their children know onty amu· NYPO chtatr1 A cqmplete Thanks1Mn1 ence. D ®) Dkk Van O,U m The F1111btoa•• fE (1j) Miltl,."' Nel&flboftlotd @E Ott Altar 1 la Tumb1 m"Dt•tl't Valley Days Day concert by the orchestra COM· Q @) m Dt111 Martin Slltw posed of 141 "musical amba ssadors" Guests ere Dan Blocker and Ciro! from 66 nations, and conducted by Channlna. ~ The Movle &amt Arthur Fledler. The concert was taped D Movie: (C) (2hr) "TOlllttiC Wt at the a11nd openlna of Disney Sina" (musTcal) '53 -Enzlo P11111, a!) El UIO 5:30 (j) O a> News 0 Get Sl!l•rt World In Florid•. Anne B1ncrott, David Wayne, Ro· fX) EsptdKuloi berta Peters. The story of Sol Hurok, 7~ O Jerry West ShtW the Russian boy who became 1 sue· 8:00 II 'earuts? Hank and Johnny are cess in America as the manaaer of hired lo stop mercenaries lrom $lb· concert tours and opera stars. m Dennis the Men~ m Oil Thi Eltdtk Company m Doll Wiison's Town Talk ~ Glltipn's lslalld ota1tn1 medical supplies bound for m News Putn1m, Flshman the Allies. When the saboteur1 kid· 6J Safari to Adventui. "Ski World" nap two nuraes from a medical ID (ij) World Prtss ,. a:> Natacha train. Reach disguises himself as an @E Viejo Sinverauenu Indian In 1n effort to effect thel! CiE) football·Socccr lnternetlonal EVENING release. Brazil vs. Yugoslavle. (I) Dracnet &) Movie Q1me 6:00 II 11, News Jerry Ounpliy 0 ®l m Flip Wilson Flip's guests O K"BC' News Tom Snyder are Side Caesar. Cari Reiner and 10:15 0 Llkel'I Wrap.Up O Please Don't Eat the Daisies Lena Home. l0·30 0 N M · McCo • k -I shcllt I Mitch Miller Tha11"s· -Llk rs 8 sketball The Los . ewi .oms, rmic .. . ---~ -e a m News Btll Johns fivlna Show Leslie Uggams and The Angeles lakers 111. Seattle Super· @Ii) EJ Retrato de Doriin Gra, Sina Along Gana join Mitch for II sonics at Seattle. m I sl ht nostalgic hour of music and song. Ci) Call of tht West 11 1 m The Flintstones 0 Ltt's Make a Deal 10:45 ID @ D1vid Untejolln/Crltlc at 6J f Dream of Jeannie m Truth or Consequences Laree "Grand Opera West" Com· (ij) This Week 6J loxina frolft tfle Oty111pic mentary on the current season of fE Hodgepodp Lodge (jj) Thir1y Minutes With • • • the San Francisco Opera Company, @Ii) Noticiero ~ 61) Sonrisu and the "baltle of the sopranos" m Desert Report EI!) Nino between Beverly Hills and Joan 9 Miyberry RFD a> To Be Announced Sutherland. 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests Include 8:30 CD Movie: (C) (21/zhr) "A Majority Kaye Ballard, Pal Buttram, Robert of One" (comedy) '62-Alec Guin,. 11:00 II (j) m News Clary and Rober1 Nathan. ness, Rosalind Russell. 0 ®) m News (!) 0 News (])Truth or Consequences 0 Collefiate Football Preview m Andy Griffith Show 0 Movie Speelal: (C) (21/t hr) 00 Marahal Dillon (D Bill Cosby Show "Carousel" (muslcal '56 -Gordon 1J (]) aJ News s I s,WAL I World symphony Or· MacR~e. Cameron Mitchell, Barbara m To Tell the Truth chestra A complete Thanksgiving Ruick. Claramae Turner, Robert (D Mantrap Day concert by the orchestra com· Roundsville, Gene Lockhart, Shirley (ij) At Issue posed of 141 "musical ambassadors" Jones. A swaggering carnival barker ID Waahlngton Week In Review from 66 nations, and conducted by marries a shy cotton mill girl and Arthur Fiedler. The concert was taped tries to provide for their coming 11:15 ail Gran Cine del Jueves at the opening of Disney World in c!llld by hl·jacking a payoll. 11:30 f) Merv Critfin rtorida. m David Frost Sho!lt fE Playina the Guitar Ill) Washington In Review 0 @> Jehnny Carson m Wanderlust ail El Show de loco Valdez 0 Movie: ''Tombstone" (western) 59 Green Atru 9:00 II To Be Announced '42-Richard Dix, Frances Gifford. a!) Viviana Hortlguera 0 ®) m Ironside "Gentle Oaks" 0 Ci) CI) a> Dick Cavett 7:00 II CBS News Walter Cronkite Chief Ironside masquerades as an m Movie; ''Tell II to the Jud1t" 0 m NBC News John Chancellor elderly patient in a convalescent (comedy) '49 -Rosalind Russell, Dragnet home with a high death rate Ruth Robert Cummings, Gig Young, 0 Whafs My Line? Roman guests as nurse May Joyce ID Movie: "Carnival In Costa Rica" ~Tom Jones Show Ski"ner: Harry Townes plays Dr. (musical) '47-Dick Haymes, Vera· m I Love Luey Philip Perry; and John Carradine Ellen. Celeste Holm, II) I Dream of Jeannie guests as elderly patient Isaiah Witr. £ID History of Mexico @ To Tell the Truth 11:45 ®For Adults Only @Ii) La tntruu 00 C8S Reports • , 9 rtlm: (C) "It Takes All Kinds" ID (lj) Hollywood Television Theatre 12:00 0 Movte: "CharltJ s Aunt" (com· "The Standwells· About Love" A edy) '41-Jack Benny 7:30 fl m Rollin' on the River B.B theatrical family of puppets cele· m Johnny Caraon King guests. 0 Lassie ''The Schemer'' Rags, a brate the subjec~ oJ love in song, l ·OO .:. M . • ''Pri O'Ro .....,,, monolog and drama. • ~ ovie. ""ss U•• racoon who ls also a member of the @Ii) LI Gata (comedy) '43-0llvla de Havlltand Garth Holden "family" meets Lassie ,.... Fiim: (C) "The Silm Chafiee" O O (j) @) News with Jealousy. ~ Cl) I J,wAl I Wonderful Worfd of CiE) Rosas para Veronica Puss and Boots An animated feature. 9:30 @ Wild Wild West fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Suke 0 Baxter Want News Hands W'rth the Devit" (drama) '59-a> Ml-ntrap James Cagney, Don Murray, Dana 10:00 II CBS Reports A look at one fami· Wynter. An American student In ly's quest for fulfillment of The Ireland durlna the days of the Irish American Dream. The broadcast Rebellion, wants no part of the focuses on a Detroit tamlly who by 1:150News 1:30 m All·Nlfht Show: "Operation Countenpy," "Welk East "' .... con," ''Wattrfront." l :45 O The Gallery 2:30 II News P11• 23 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. ~low, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 "The llu1 Bird" (classic) '4G- Shirley Temple. Sprin& Byiniton. m (C) "The Dqdru•er" (comedy) '66-Rey Bolaer. Jack Gilford 9:30 O "Henry Alirich, Editor" (comedy) '42 -Jimmy Lydon. "Artists and Models Abroad" (musical) '33-Jack Benny. fJ (C) """'9«fllo In Outer 5'*e" '6>-Anlmated cartoon featu re. 1:00 m "Abbott Ind Costello Meet the Killer" (comedy) '49-8ud Abbott and Lou Costello. 2:00 Q) "Sprincti•e ia the Rockies" Con· clusion (musical) '42-8etty Grable. 3:00 00 (C) "Help" (comedy) '6>-The Beatles. 119) (C) "nt lt•111 Sprinc of Mrs. ._,. (drama) '61-Vivlen Leigh. Warren Beatty. 4:00 tJ"_. Secrd" (drama) ·~ Dou1las Fairbanks Jr., Jack Hawkins 4:30 rn S.•• .. 9AM llsthlf ' EVENING 5:0011 B .-ws II ,._.. Don't E.t ti.. DMt1ts fJ (f)Ntws 0 00 W'tld WOd West a§AaipMftt m 1M Fhtstones m I Orea• of Jeaa.le @ The F rendl CMf m Hodfepodce lodce mm News 9 Maybeny RrD 6:30 0 stew Allen "show Special "Meet· ing of the Minds" four personalltles from the past have been resurrected and make their television debut in this special created by Steve Allen. Queen Cleopatra of· Egypt, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Paine and former President Theodore Roosevelt bring their conflicting viewpoints to· gether as the historical characters speak their own words on subjects ranging from women's liberation to law and order. fJ Movie: (90) "Sony, Wrot1c Num- ber" (suspense) '48--8arbara Stan · wyck, Burt Lancaster. Wendell Corey. (j)@)News m Wy Criffitfl Show m a;11 Cosbf SIMw (jj) Ctttta10 Sounds (It) 8) The Frend! CMf a;) Wanderlust (j!61reett Ams EID Duelo en htittes mNews THE DAILY PILOT. 1V WEEK. NOVt MBER 20, 1971 7~11 O IENtwJ 00 TMtl or Conste111toces Dnlpet . 0 What's MJ Une? It Tam a Thitf m I lm Lucy Q) I Orta• of Jannie fE Histofy ft( Metk:o m la h•trusa 95d 5in.,n ED Mar.trap 7:30 IJ Cir~ua! Bert Parks Is host to "The Circus From Italy" 0 Hollywood Squares @ Tt Ttll Ute Truth (I) I Dreain of Jan11ie 0 Mllflon $Movie: (lhr) "Ten ·Sec· oftds to Heir (drama) '59-Jert Chandler, Jack Palence, Martine Carol. Two German veterans, as- sicned the task of disarming bombs and booby traps in the Berlin ruins. vie for each other's life and for the favors of a dancer. m Hogan's Heroes m rn 0ra,, .. , m (jj) Civilisation m las Coucfrts a;) UntalMd World Qi Nfl Came of Ult Week El) Movie Game 8:00 1J Cllicaeo Teddy Bean Fran- single witness who has an uncanny ability to Identify people in his case acainst a man charaed with belna a masked attacker Q Movie: (C) cihr) "Monster bro" (horror) '66-Nick Adams. D rn 00 ED The ltldJ Bundi "Click" Carol is aaainst Gree plaJ· in& football because she considers it too daneerous. m Trudi or Consequences m The Vir&inlan @!) Eldusivas Q? Film EID Nino 8:30 IJ (j) O'Hara, U.S. Treasury The murcfer of 1 patential informer forces O'Hara to go undercover In the cuise of an air·cargo handler in an attempt to solve the l'lfystlfyinc thefts of valuable imparted merchandise from an airport customs facility. Judy Pace, Leo Gordon and Stacy Harris guest 0 Q:g) m Chrottolo& Included In this month's news magazine is a filmed repart on Bencali guerrillas patroling East Pakistan. D rn 00 m The Partridge F••llJ "I Can Get It for You Retail" Danny attempts to raise money by sellin& cine York cuests as Altoona Annie. ~ the world's most clamorOU$ packet bilhards champion, when Linc chal· lenges Nick to a "shoot·out" at the pool table in Nick's 1ara1e. Keith's personal possesslons-in- c~uding much of his hair. m DIYid Frost Show (j]) Mute~ Theatre ft) Drema Spedal "A Man on Her Blad(' (R) 0 ~ m The D..A.. "The People vs. Fowler" Deputy Ryan relies on a 9:00 D @@ m I #PlciAl I Ptimpt.oft! The Creat Quartertlack Sneak Georce 'MEETING OF THE MINDS' It has taken nearly twelve years, a heated battle with network officialdom, and tedious hours of thought and research; but an idea that germinated in the serious side of Steve Allen's head will at last get·its day in court- the court of public opinion. nonetheless it can be effective. It 1s enlighten- ment through exposure, and I think viewers want this kind of programming," Allen says. If the public reacts favorably, to hearing Cleopatra, St Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Paine and Theodore Roosevelt use their w1s· dom to heatedly discuss the relevant issues of today, Steve Allen will be a m ost thankful man -and a man who will have had his faith in the intelleetual capacity and desire of the Ameri· can public confirmed. Television viewers themselves can make up their own minds as to whether or not Steve Allen's "Meeting o f the Minds" concept, which NBC blocked him from airing in 1960. has any merit. · The idea was born when Allen. a well-read man. began wondering what would happen if he could have some of the great thinkers of the past sitting around a table, talking about a subje(t of common interest. Since physical resurrection was impossible he decided to employ the best character actors. he could find and have them m outh carefully researched actual quotes w1tt11n a debate and dialogue format. Research was done. the scnpt written. actors hired and the show ready for airing, when NBC-for whom he was then doing a weekly comedy show-moved to legally pre· vent him from inserting the segment into his regularly scheduled program. "It was at a time, such as today. when everyone was complaining about the quality of television programming. When they refused to allow me to air the "Meeting of the Minds" segment I felt as Edison might have felt if they had turned down the electric light while they were sitting In the darkness," Allen remembers. His plan then was (and still 1s) to take advantage of the current climate of opinion in TV by "painlessly" mixing some culture into the viewers entertainment diet. "Television can literally save Mankind centuries of ignorance. folly and stupidity. It may be a lazy way of getting educated. but Pace 24 Despite the initial set-back he did not give up on the idea; and so a full 90·minute version of his experimental "Meeting of the Minds" wrll air the day after Thanksgiving (Friday 6:30 PM) on KTLA-Channel 5. - Ptim sea m EID 9:30 IJ "A -Sh nsh Rand Bow tiona York to a trial. 0 Q)I cw 10:00 0 O GE *JO EA D and ation Socie maje preda hawk 0 Air p all Re me al l}j EIDL 10:300 K than that ventur Plimpton trains with the world champ on Baltimore Colts and briefly replaces Johnny Unitas in a pre season game @fl la Gata a;) Rous pera Veronica :30 1J CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) "A Death of Innocence" (drama) '71 -Shelley Winters, Arth11r Kennedy, SATURDAY I NOVEMBER 27 MORNING Tisha Sterling, Ann Sothern, John 6:00 TV a Classroom Randolph, Harold Gould, Antoinelle Bower. The story of a mother's emo· • tional ordeal when she comes to New York City from a small Idaho town to attend her dauahter's murder trial. O Baxter Ward News. Q) It Takes a Thief . (Ul Hollywood Television Theatre :ooomNews GE MONOGRAM SERIES *JOANNE WOODWARD IN EAGLE AND THE HAWK 0 (I) Cl) I SPICilt I The Eagle and the H1wk Presented In associ· ation with the National Audubon Society, this special captures the majestic freedom of two endangered predatory species, the eagle and the hawk. Joanne Woodward narrates. O Council Debate Jack Rourke Air pollution is discussed. ID Special of the Week "Stravinsky Remembered'~ m TV Musical Om rt ~Film a;) Luch1 Libre :30 D KNBC Special "I'd Rather Be Me than Old" A documentary special that deals with the altitudes of younger people loward older people. O Western Harness Racin1 "The $50,000 Pacific Trot" A free·for·all for trotters at one mile ®.) The Golddlegers ll) News Bill Johns IY) American Dream Machine m El Retrato a;, Dr. Simon Locke :00 1J (j) m News O ®J mNews 00 Marihal Diiion O @ Cl)News O Movie: (C) "The King and Four Queens" (western) 'S&-Clark Gable, Eleanor Parker, Jo Van Fleet. m To Tell the Truth Q) Mantrap 1 s m Cinem1 34 JO IJ Movie: (C) "Merk of the H1wk" (drama) 'SS-Sidney Poitier. D @) Johnny Carso n 6;30 tJ (i) Sunrise Semester O Black Ekperience m let's Rap 7:00 6 New ~onls, New Ways 0 m Or. Dolittle 0 @ Road Runner re; TV 8 Classroom m Thunderbirds ll) Spiderman 7:30 tJ Dusty's Treehouse D m Woody Woodpecker IJ Country Music ~ Road Runner 0 f unkr Phantom O Touche Turtle :IQ) Uncle Russ m Brother Buzz (E) Beetle B1iley 8:00 tJ Buis Bunny 0 m Deputy Oawg (6) f unky Phantom O CV Jackson Ave Ci) Cartoon Carnival 0 Movie: "The Men" (drama) 'SO -Marlon Brando, Teresa Wright. m Cartoons m Snulfy Smith 8;30 6 Scobby·Ooo 0 a;, Pink Panther g Campus Profile • 00 Jackson five O (]) Lldsville m Movies: (C) "Ap1ehe Warrior" (western) '57-Keith Larsen, Jim Davis. "Sakima and the Muked Mar· vel" (adventure) '6&-Wllllam For· rest, Louise Currie. m Samson 9:00 tJ Harlem Globetrotters 0 m Barrier Reel O Movie: "Adventure In Diamonds" (mystery) '40-George Brent, Isa Miranda. (]) Real Estate Rentals O Curiosity Shop (E) Apartment Hunter's Show 0) Cine en Su Casa (Ii) Panarama Latino 0 Movie: "The Tall Tuan" (west· 9:30 IJ The Hair Bear Bunch ern) '53 -Lloyd Bridges. 0 @) a;, Take a Giant Step 0 @@ a> Dick Cavett 0 Movie; (C) "The Bil TrmH 00 Nl1htmere (western) 'S2 _ Kirk Douglas, Eve m Movie: "Abandon Ship" (drama) Miller '57-Tyrone Power, Mal Zetterllng. · Q) Movie: "Smoky" (western) '4S-10:00 tJ Pebbles and 81mm B1mm Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxter. O 00 (6J NCAA College Footb1ll ID Book Beat Army vs. Navy 00 m Johnny C1rson , 45 0 Movie: "So Oarlln1. So Deadly" 10:30 6 Archie s TV Funnies (drama) '67-Tony Kendall, Barbara 0 ®) m The Bucaloos Frey, Brad Harris. O Movie: "$1,000 a Touchdown" O Movie: (C) "Shark fi1hters" (comedy) '39-Joe [ Brown. (drama) 'SS-Victor Mature. (ii} Bur·Une 00 IJ Movie: "The SWonlman" (ad· venture) '48-larry Parks. 11:0011 Sabrina, the Teen1ge Witch THE OAll.Y PILOt, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 20, 1971 0 a;, Mr, Wltard O Movie: (C) "Canon City" (west· ern) '52 -Randolph seott, Lucille Norman. ! IJlclAL I Mothw Goose Christ· mas Parade Q) Kitty Welles m lucha Libre a:> Vadedad 11:30 B Josie and the Puuyc1ts B m The Jetsons Q) Movie: "Try and Get Me" (mys· tery) 'SI -Frank Lovejoy, Lloyd Bridges. AFTERNOON 12:00 II The Monkees 0 Movie: (C) "Temple of • Thou· sand Lights" (adventure) '6S-Rlch· ard Harrison. g Movie: "Last Outpost" (adven· ture) 'JS-Cary Grant. Claude Rains. Know Your Bible m up1nsion m SportKope ® Uncle Waldo a;) Viaje 12:30 tJ You Are There 0 Sherlock Holmes Theatre (lg) KOGO's Corner m Daktari m Corezon Salvaje a;, Navy Prologue ~ Roc'y and Friends 1 :00 tJ CBS Children's Film Festival "Lost in Pajamas" A black.and while film produced in Czechoslovakia centering on the adventures of a young girl who becomes lost and two young galahads who help her flnd her parents. 0 ffi@ (!) NCAA College Foot· ball Auburn vs. Alabama (}2) Insight ll) News Nick Carter m Consumer's Worfd a Addams Family ail Orama del Sabado 1 :30 o Movie: (C) "Six Black Horses" (drama) '62 -Audie Murphy, Joan O'Brien. m Untamed World ll) Movie: ''The Blick Whip" (west· ern} '57-Hugh Marlowe, m Elitometro a;, The Bl1 Picture 9 The Munsters 1:45 O Physicians Mutu1I 2:00 1J Ous.,.s Treehouse D Nfl Game of the Week O I SPWAL I Sawdust Theatre "The Wonders of Woodworking'' ln·depth instruction in how to use multlpower tools at home. Program shows how an ordinary box can be made into a kitchen cabinet, a wall cupboard or a modem bookcase. TV a looks It Leamin1 O Roller Derby m Soul Train m.cine en la Tardt a;, True Adventure 9 Creature Theatre ail Veronica CR) (4hr) Z:30 1J Stepi to Lumlq D Statiol'I to Stltioll O Mu"' a.11 Richard Wiiiiams guests. Cf) lntem1tiol'l1I Hour m SpoUlaht on Yovth 3:00 II Tht Sitste la Ovtr 0 Aaricultu,. USA O Klck·Boxlna O Movie: (C) "Gunllaht at Rid Sands" (western) '6S-Rich1rd Har· r1son, G. R. Stuart. · o Scltnet F"tction Tlleatte • m c.mbat Q)Samson m Movlt: "Adventure In lndodlln1" 3:30 II Medix Ofocus (i) far Out Flicks Q) Pork) Pia ~Sea Hunt 4:00 IJ Insider /Outsider OOn Campus O But of Bowline 0 See KODAK's * 1971 ALL AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAM O @Cl) Cl) I sl'lcllt 11971 Ko- dak All·Ameriun football Team Filmed action hiahliahls and inter· views with the outstanding collegiate players of the 1971 season. The 22· man team Is chosen by the American Football Coaches Association in a poll of members from all sections of the country. Q) Batman m futbol·$o(ter ~ This Wee~ In Pro Footb1ll 4:30 II Movie: (C) "Money, Women and Guns" (western) 'S9-Jock Mahoney, Kim Hunter. D What's Golna On @) Mobile Home Show 0 CI) Cl) Bewitched Q) The Munsters m Agriculture USA 5:00 (I) Movie: "Hide arid Seelt" (com- edy) '64 -Ian Carmichael, Janet Munro. D Inquiry Maury Green O This Weet_.... Pro footbtll 00 Movie: "A Nlpt In Paradise" (romance) '4S-Turhan Bey, Mer1e Oberon. 0 (]) m Jonny Quest O Sid Special "The Lang~ Cup" Approximately 40 veteran skiers are pitted aaainst the Slalom and Giant Slal,9ft1 courses at Breckenrtd1e. Colo<f"' Ith a purse of $2S,OOO. [Q) News m Movie Greats: "The White Cliffs of Dover'' (drama) '44--lrene Dunne. Van Johnson, Peter Lawford. Q) Nashville Music m Wander1ust a Bo•in( 5:30 D (j) (lg) News O (]) Mr. MagOC>-Man of Mystery "The Count of Monte Cristo" Anl· mated cartoon. O Candid Camera Q) Safari to Adventure "Reindeer Men" Sill Burrud visits the frozen tundra of l1pl1nd. m Film: "Better Golt With Ameld Palmer" Page 25 SHELLEY WINTERS FINDS TIMELY ROLE SHELLEY WINTERS, as th e distraught mother of a girl impli- cated in a murder case, leaves the court with A rthur Kennedy, playing the topflight lawyer she engaged 10 defend her daughter. l 'm not going to preach," says Shelley Winters. "But I hope people will get something from this show. It has a lot to say." Miss Winters was disscussing "A Death of Innocence" on The New CBS Friday Night Movie (Friday at 9:30 p.m.) on CBS. She stars as the bewildered mother of a girl (played by Tisha Sterling) who is on trial with her lover for a brutal robbery-murder. The story revolves around the mother's ordeal as the court case unfolds. "This is a subject I flnd fascinating because it's so topical,'' Miss Winters said. "It's the whole complex relat.ionship between parents and children and what can go wrong with it." She found little dif- ficulty relating to the small-town, kindly housewife she plays, although she admirted ir was very different from "the neurotic kind of role r usually get." "As (or parents and children, I have a college age daughter myself and while I'm not a stern parent. I believe in setting up rules," she said. "An over-indulgent parent only makes it easier on himself- not the child-if he doesn't have rules. Young people want someone to care enough to tell them what to do." Mis.s Winters recalled that "not having money made my parents strict. I had to earn what I got and it made for a discipline l respect~d. '' . It also m ade for lasting dedication to her acting career. She is a double Oscar winner ("Diary of Anne Frank" and "A Patch of Blue"): has two Oscar nominations (''A Double Life" and "A Place in the Sun") and won television's Emmy for a "Chrysler Theater." "I started out in Hollywood doing blonde bombshell roles," Miss Winters said. "But I was never satisfied and worked until I broke out of the mold." She is currently turning to the production end of film-making; is studying direction and camerawork and has plans before Jong to produce and direct her own fllms. * * * The sun, wh ich never used to set on the British Empire, now has trouble setting on Days of Our Lives. The NBC series airs In Australia, throughout South America and elsewhere. Series beauties Susan Sea- forth and Denise Alexander continually get fanmail from Saudi Arabia. * * * . Henry Fonda says his role of a detective sergeant In ABC's The Smith Family is his first as a cop. "I have played the New York City police commissioner and have been cast as a chief marshal and a marshal in several plays," he says, "but never a police officer before Chad Smith." * * * Embryo actresses can take a lesson in perseverance from Joan Hotchkls. The svelte actress who play's Dr. Nancy Cunningham, Jack Klugman's girlfriend In ABC's The Odd Couple, spent what she calls "eight miserable months in Hollywood knocking on studio doors," with· out any results. This was after she had appeared as Lizzie In "The Rainmaker" at Hollywood's Players Ring Theater and won raves from local critics who compared her with Julie Harris and Geraldine Page. After leaving the West Coast, Miss Hotchkis was "rediscovered" when she made her Broadway debut In "Advise and Consent." Pace 26 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE£t<. NOVEMBER 20, 1971 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2l 6:00 3 (C) "Shadow Over Elveron" (drama) '68--leslie Nielsen. James Franciscus. 5 VC) "Monsttf' Zero" <horror) '66--Nick Adams. 6:30 11 C) '"fhe Revenae of Frankenstein" (myster:y) '58--Peter Cushlna. ranc11 Mathews. 7:30 2 8 (C) "Bom Fret" (drama) '66--Blll Travers, Virginia McKenna. 9 "Tb• Love God" (comedy) '69-0on Knotts. Edmond O'Brien, 8:00 5 (CJ "l'iiwo • Penny" (drama) '70-Cliff Richard, Ann Holloway. 11 "0Hllght" (mystery) '44--Cherles Boyer ln1rld Bergman. 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "Tont Rome" (adventure) '67-Frank Sinatra, Jiii St. John. 11:00 6 "Messege to Gerc:l1" (d1ama) '36--W1111,ce Beery, Barbara StanW')'Ck. 9 "Mister Rol>erb" (comedy) 'SS-Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jeck lemon. 11:30 7 (C) "The Projected Men" (scii·fl) '67-Bryant Jiollday, Mary Peach. 13 "Mourning Becomes Electra" (drama) '48--Raymond Massey, Rosa-lind Russell. 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:30 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 9 "Never Let Me Go" (drama) '53--C!•rk Gable. Gene Tierney. 5 (C) "Monster Zero" (horror) '66-Nick Adams. 3 (C) "Sh•dow Over Elveron" (drama) '68--leslle Nielsen, James Franciscus. ' • 4 (C) "Reid on Rommel'' (drama) 7 1-Richard Burton, John Collcos, Wolfgang Preiss. 7 (CJ "PT 109" (drama) '63--Cllff Robertson, Ty Hardin. 10 (C) ''A Summer Pl1ce" (drama) '59-Rlchard Ecan, Dorothy McGuire. 6 "Cutle of Evll" (sci·fi) '56--Viralnia Mayo, Scott Brady. : 5 "Parson ot Panamlnt" (western) '41--Charles Ruagh1s. Ellen Drew. 9 (C) "Creek In the Mirror" (drama) '60--0rson Welles, Juliette Greco. 3 (C~ "Perenolac" (ITI')"Stery) '63-Janette Scott, Oliver Reed. 7 CC "The F'em•I• lr1p'' (suspenH) '68--Jac:il Lord, Su&11n Strasberg. 11 (C "HHven C.n Welt" (comedy) '43--Gene Tlemey. Don Amecho. 13 "Impulse" (mystery) '58-Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 7 "Psycho" Part I (myst ery) '60--Tony Perkins, Janet Leigh 9 (C) "Men of the West' (western) '58-Gal")' Cooper, Julie London. 5 (C) "Monster Zero" (horror) '66--Nick Adams. 7 3 6 (CJ "The Reluctent Heroes" (adventure) ~n-Ken Berry, Jim Hutton. 11:00 5 9 11:30 11 13 "Tex•• Rangers" (western) '36--Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakle. "Johnny Concho" (western) '56--Frank Sinatra, Phyllis Kirk. "Thieves• Highway" (drama) '49-Richard Conte, Lee J. Cobb. "The PlundereA" (western) '60--Jeff Chandler, John Saxon. 6:30 8:00 10:00 11:30 7:30 8:30 10:00 11:30 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 7 (C) "Psycho" Conclusion (mystery) '60--Tony Perkins. Vera Miles. 7 3 6 (C) "South P.clflc" (musical) '58--Mltzl Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi. 9 (C) "Music Men" (musical) '62-Robert Preston, Shirley Jonu, Buddy Hackett. 5 "I Shot Jesse J1mes" (western) '49-John Ireland, Barbara Britton. 11 "Somewhere I'll Find You" (drama) '42--Clark Gable, Lana Turner. 13 "Port of Hell" (mystery) '54-Wayne Morris, Carole Mathews. 7 3 7 9 5 11 13 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25 "Shake Hands With the Devil'' (drama) '59-James Cagney, Don Murray. (C) "A Mefority of One" (comedy) '62-Alec Guinness, Rosalind Rus· sell. (C) "Cuou .. I" (musical) '56-Gordon MacRae, Cameron Mitchell. (CJ "Tonight We Sing" (musical) '53 -Enzlo Plnza, Anne Bancroft, "Tombstone" (westem) '42-Richard Oix, Frances Gifford. "Tell It to the Jud&•" (comedy) '49-Rosallnd Russell, Robert Cum· m ings. ~ -.. "Cemlvel In Costa Rica" (musical) '47-Dick Haynes, Vera·Ellen. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26 6:30 7 "Sorry, Wrong Number" (suspense) '48-Barbara Stanwyck. Burt Lancaster. 7:30 9 "Ten Seconds to Hell" (drama) '59-Jeff Chandler. Jack Palance. 8:00 5 (C) "Monster Zero" (horror) '66--Nick Adams. 9:30 2 8 (C) "A Death of Innocence" (drama) '71-Shelley Winters, Arthur Kennedy. 11:00 9 (C) "The King end Four Queens" (western) '56--Clark Gable, Eleanor Parker. 11:30 2 (C) "Mertl of ttte Hewk" (drama) '58--Sidney Poitier, Eartha Kitt. 5 "The Tell Teun" (western) '53--Uoyd Bridges, Marie Windsor. 11 "Abandon Ship" (drama) '57-Tyrone Power. Mai Zetterllng. 13 "Smoky" (western) '46--Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxter. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 6:00 10 (C) "F'eme Is the Name of the Game" (drama) '66--Tony Franciou, Jiii St. John. 7:30 9 ~CJ "To C.tch e Thief" (m~tery) '55-Cary Grant. Grace Kelly, 8:00 11 'The White Cliffs of Dover' (drama) '44-lrene Dunn, Peter Lawford. 8:30 7 3 6 (C) ''The F'elllng of Raymond" (suspense) '71-Jane Wyman. Dean Stockwell. 9:00 4 10 (C) "Hour of ttle Gun" (western) '67-James Garner, Jason Robards. 11:00 5 "Monster Zero" (horror) '66--Nick Adams. 9 (C) "Doctor Blood's Coffin" and "Fright" 11 "Nevy Blue end Gold" (comedy) '37-Robert Young, James Stewart. 11:15 2 (C) "f11me ts the N11me of the Geme" (~tery) '66--Tony Frenclosa. Jill St . John. 3 "AWly All Bo,.ts" (drama) '56--Jeff Chandler, George Nadef'. 11:30 6 "EKllpede" (adventure) Louis Jourdan. 7 "Decision Before Dawn" (drama) '52-Richard Basehart, Gary Merrill. 8 (CJ "The Denver and Rio Grande" (western) '52-Edmond O'Brien, Sterling Hayde11. JO (C) "Curse of the Werewolf" (horror) '61--Clifford Evans, Yvonne Romain. 13 "Demon end Pythias" (adventure) '62-Guy Williams, Don Burnett. . . + . . +.:·.·. +· · · · .. ~-L 1-V 1-N G ~ · • • ~~ Karl Ahrens CHOOSE* CUT~ SENSIBLY PRICED -411/ " BEAUTIFUL SANTA ANA CANYON 20332 SANTA ANA CANYON RD. 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