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1971-11-25 - Orange Coast Pilot
~hank.sgivin~ • E~ITION YourHometo1"11 . Dally P,.per • ORANGE eouNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY,.NOVEMBER 25, 1971' L ., TEN CENTS ' . Battin Wins 01( on Housing Unit Compromise By JACK BROBACK Of .. Delly l"la.t Stftf ' Orange County Board Chairman Robert W. Battin of Santa Ana , riding high ln what another supcrvli;or called political posturing. scored his second victory in l\fO days Wednesday when the board ap- proved his housing authority proposaJ in a 3 to 2 vote. Tuesdav Batt1n won the same m<irgin of approVaJ for his proposed Conswner Protection Department ,· in which he ac- Cepted bhlf a loaf rather than a defeat. He got an Office of Con.sumer Affairs with less clout than bis original ·prop()sal. Wednesday he compromised again. Fearing defeat on his proposed County Housing Authority with the Board of Supervisors as directors, be offered an alternative. Th~ approved housing authority was voted in 3 to 2 with the fallowing ~.'declarations" authorized by Battin : -Thal there is in Orange CoWlly a shortage of sare and unitary dwelling partlclpate with the housing authority m accommodations available to penonS ol solving the county's housing needs. low income ;tt rentals they can atrord. -. Thal a committee consisting of · -That a county housing aulbdrlty be representatives from the C o u n t y established to the end of reducing this Administrative Office. Q>unty Counsel's . shortage. This a\rtti(lritY slfall -COl'lslst of-office, ~Planning Department an d fi\'e cosi.missioners appointed ·by the chairman Of the Board of Supervisors be Board of Supervisors pursuant to the ap-appointed to recommend to the board plicable provisions of the California within three weeks (Dec. 15) What pr0:- Health and Safety Code and two ol the cedure should be followtd Jn obtaininQ: the fh•e shall be persons recommended by cities recommendaUons and to formulate the cities of this county which intend to uggested · operatinc auidellne,s_ jor the commission. • Battin did not explain his reference to the state Health and Safety Code but it evidently-referred to his "safe and sanitary" wording ln the first declara· tion. , Debate on lhe--hous~_ is_SJ.!e _!lli!S spirited for almost two hours with the packed hearing room oflldvocates cheer· ing and moaning alternately, Board comment was varied~ Supervisor William Phillips, calling attention to his seniority (fourth term) said he favored rr1ves --or •/ r;!~ ';' t\·J DAILY ,ILOT ,lotte •r Rlcfllnl l(otlilw · Honae-ior Tlaankf!fl_iving Two Pilgrims and an Indian with his headband askeW bead for borne '''ith visions of turkey and trimmings in their h e a d s after pre- Thanksgiving festivities Wednesday at Sonora School. ih Cos~a Me_sa. The children, Brenda Boyer, Kenriy Kuechler and Suzie Hamill (from left) are kindergarteners at the scho.ol. ' Hijacke1· Leaps From J~t With $200,0_00 in Ransom RENO (UPI) -A middle-age plane hi· jacker with $200,000 ransom disappeared into the Nevada wl\derness Wednesday night after flashing what he said was a bomb and forcing the crew to Oy hin1 from Seattle to Reno. ..., Autl 1orilies said he 1night cither ha\'e . parachuted from lhe jetliner or leaped from its tail section stairway as il taxied in the darkness at the e~ !>1 lhe Reno Fr~gosi' s Son Gets -A Bundle It's pretty unlikely that velcran California-Angel s short stop Jim Fregosi \vill ever find bankruptcy staring him in the face but if it happens· he,ion't have 10 look very far for the eost or the week 's groceries. His seven-year~ld sOO. James Jr., could be called on to pinch hit for hls old man. After all, he made a cool $30,000 Wednesday. Young Jirn has been left that swn in the fonn of shares In the IMAC FoOO Sy&iems Inc. His fa1nous father filed a petition that Would, If approved, name him as his !!On'& guardian SUlCe tbc boy ia Airport runway. The FBI tentatively identified the hi- jacker as a ''D. B. Cooper." Agents quoted passengers as saying he was .. swarthy" and ·"very relaxed." They said he chatted amiabl y with a stewardess prior to handing her a note s.'lying he was taking over the plane. FB[ agenls and police '"ilh dogs scoured the area around the north end of the airport where th~re was a residential l.'Ommunity and sagebrush wilderness. The Northwest Airlines 727 jetliner with 43 persons aboard-was hijacked on a fiight from Portland, Ore., to'SeatUe. The man-commandeered the aircraft by tell- ing a pilot. Capt. W. "Bill" Scott, that he had a bomb. A stewardess saw "two red cylinders and wires" which the hijacker claimed was the bomb. the Fer said. All the passengers and two stewardesses were permitted to disem- bark the plane at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when the hijacker wu·given the money, the biggest ransom ever paid a hijacker. Northwest Airline~ said the money was collected from Sea~ tie area banks. Stopgap Aid Signed ot minor age. WASHINGTON (AP I -Pr"isidertt Nix- Titeappllcation ls a standard PJ'.IXedW'e on has signed a resolution which keeps In all cases where chlldren of mn1or age the U.S. loreign aid program alive until receive cash or stocks in the form or a Dec. 8. legacy orgilt Coneress passed I.he coatlnuing resolu· The hearing_ will be held Der. 14 In lion as a stopgap measure after: the Orange County Supe-rlor Court Judc:o Senate voted against the farel&n aid Harmon o. Sa>ville11 courtroom.~-progt1m earlier"ill the month. NJ_Warden H el,d; Cons - Stage Riot RAHWAY, N.J. (AP) -Inmates rioted at-Rahway State Prison Wednesday night and a guard serving as a go--between reported that \Varden HugP, v;ukcevich was being held hoslage by the rioters. Eleven guards were reported inj ured, three with slab wounds. Il was not known how many of the prison's 1,500 inmates were rioting. Eddie ?o.fulllns, a corrections oUicer, iraid he had been held by the inmates but was released to serve as a go-between to relay their demands. He said the warden was still being held shortly before Own today' "The lmnates feel It ls going t. be ! another Attica," Mullins-sakl. He wal l ref'erring to the Sept. 10 riot afAtUca State Prison in upstate New York whicb claimed ~3 lives. "They have-many 'demands they wuu1d like to see met and they are jusUfied In their demands," Mu1Uns said. "They pe.rmitted me to Jeaye because J pro- miSed them I was tru1y concerned wlCh their conditions, and I am." A-fullins had a list or demands which the prisoners had scribbled on a-piece-of paper. Their key demand was for an im- mediate talk with Gov. William T. Cahill to discuss the situation. Mullins issued a plea to state officials not to stonn the prison. "The fellows don't want lo be killed,'' he said or the inmates. "Don't let it be another Attica. \Ve can do it different. There is an altern ative." Mullins refused to give detail s as to the nwn6er or hostages being held. EAST SMACKED BY SNOWSTORM Bt The Associated Press A major winter st.onn walloped the Eastern Seaboard today, dumping m-0re th.an a foot of snow in the Vlrglnlas. 1'1aryland and Pennsylvania while up to six inches of rain soaked parts Of the !wliddle Atlantic Stale'!. lleavy sno'v \vamings were posted for an area extending from the . Virginia mounl2jns, across western and central PenRSylVania, through eastern New York and into New En&land. DAILY PILOT ,...,llr Ut-..,.e FIRST•TAMIL Y ARRIVES fOR -THANKSGIVING WEEKEND . . President, Mrs •. · Nixon Greeted ·at El Toro Slopov11"' I Kissinger's J(id Lets Nixon Trip Word Slip • By United Press International Henry Kissinger looked dismayed. 'Ronald Ziegler rolled hJs eyes and' shook his bead in astonishment. The reporters soaked Jt all in, wondering just how much the kld really knew. The lG-year~ld boy, with the curly blond hair smiled innocently, just as if he hadn't -perhaps -blurted out a closely kept secret of state. According to his small and -unorthodox source, President Nixon will make his historic trip to China in March. So says David Kissinger, age 10. But DavJd is the son of Henry Kissinger, na- tklrlal security affairs adviser to the Preaident'1 'Who has made· two trips to Pelting to se t up the Nixon visit. _ Shocked White House officials, with·no woodshed handy, sent David to the rear of the presidential plane instead. It happened aboard the plane as the Nixon party, accompanied by pool reporters, new from Washington to the \Vestern White House Wedqesday night. A newswoman asked Kissinger whether Nixon was ready to announce the date of the China trip, which he earlier had pro- mised to do before Wednesday. Before his father could answer, David piped up: "He's going in March." Kids. Thankful Ziegler, the presidentia l press aide, "looked ready to faint ," said the reporters. Kissinger appeared astounded, and chided ·bis son, sending him· scur- rying to a rear compartment, with Ziegler hurrying ~rter him. Moments later David reappeared ·and told reporters: "Mr. Ziegler told me to say I heard the President was going in ]l.1arch on the radio." Disneyland Higli, on the List The average kindergartener in the street this Thanksgiving has some baf· ~mng and sometimes delightful things to be thank(ul for. And those in the classes of 1'.frs .. Jissamine Levin at Palisades School in Capistrano Beach are typicat Disneyland · seems to run high on the priority list. · After that It's potpourri and parents; -Chris V. ii an amusement perk operator's dream. He's thankful for "Going to Sea World, my birthday, going to the circus, going to Knott 's Berry F.arm Old 1'.facDonaldis Farn1 . pets and school. That's enough." . (Dad's thankful for uia<). -John r.t likes "food.and turkeys ... and sometimes we do special things for Thank11givlng like make a turkey and we're gonna try to punch It open and get all kinds of special toy1 and thin.as, Ukt ' pennies and candy. I'm thankf~ for pick· ing up my room, because when I do lt for a week, I get money." -Lenette is thankful for the "world so sweet, l'm thankful for long fingernails and for • pretty rose Dower." -Scott is an-hnpaUent .... thankful for "food and people, turkey and that's all. Houle, and lhat'1 Ill, teacher. When ( go home and my dog, and that's all. House and thtt's all .•• " -David ii thankful for his animal cup and pumpkin , . . "my clothes and a pretty shirt. t'm thankful for mnk, and fighting that' a all r want to talk about." -Then there Js the classroom history J>uU -Jim, who st.arts wl~ something like 1 Chrlstmu list then hits the heavy stuff. "I'm thanl<M for .th< Piigrims ..• because they went on a trip and·the lar>d was cold." End of incident. 'Neither Kissinger, Ziegler, nor other \Vhite House sources - not even the chastened smallest one - wou1d comment further. Two Judges Halt County Drafting I!Kluction of draftees l• Orange County and seven other Calirornla counties hat been temporarily stopped by two federfl judges. • The decision handed down in Los An- geles on Wednesday stemmed from a class·actton suit filed by the southern Califo111ia chapter of the American Civil Libertie,, Union. Described as a potenllally precedent- setting, the order prohibits Induction for ti) days, pending rtview or the ntw Se· le<UVe Service Act. the revised program. "I have seen some inCredible condition! over the years. The situation is beyond the se lf-help stage. It . is time to do something." .../ Filth District Supervisor Ro n a I d Caspers ot Newport !leach, Who noted that he had lost in a battle Tutsday "over a needless $88,000 annual spending ~ro gram on con.sumer atrairs," said, • the building industry and real estate industry . --(~e HO~_!NG, P11e Z) ' B!g Games "'""+· To Occup~-· President President Richard Nixon and his Wife left cold and snowy Washingtow. D.C. Wednesday to spend Thank!giving In San Clemente. 'Mie presidential plane took oU1 horn he~ Andrews Air Fcrce Base durint • ••• -.fl.moo •. Al!!Wgh it rained ana snowed, the Nixon party diel norget wet. A. While House helicopter took Nixon and his party to a hangar in which the presJ. dentiat plane was parked. · · . Niron was :iceompanied )>y a goup of aideS, inclucUns. Joreitn a/faira l(lviser Henry Kissiager.~ · The Pretldont la scheduled lo particl· pat~ Saturday in dedication ceremonies for a l~bed hospital in Palm Desert, the core of a planned Eisenhower Medical Center. . ~ite House sPokesmen said they. bad no-f1nn· word on When Nixon would-re;;- tul'JI to Washingtori, but indicated it cwld be as early as. Sunday night. Nixon left the plane talking a.boot to- . day's. Nebrask::i-Oklahoma game. • Wliile Nlxon . relaxed, he was believed to b_:e p]J_nnin&1JJ08Slble act.ion.Jn the East· Coast dock strike and preparing 311 an-- n~ncement on the da~ of his Pekm, trip. The President arrived from Washington fn a jOv:ial mood and w:as already talkln&' football when he left ilie plane at El Toro. The Nebraska-Oklahoma game. pitting the top two college teams J11 the country, was the subject of Nixon's conversation with Phil Ellsw.ortb, fonner athletic di· rector at Occidental College in Los An- geles. "That's going to be a great game," he told Ellsworth, who knew him when Nixon was a thJrd..st.ring gridder warming the bench for Whittier College. "Don't make any predictions," cauliow. ed. Pat, bundled in a mink coat against the chill in the air. Nixon partially ignored her warning. He said the game would be decided "by one point" -but wouldn't say by which team . China Test 'Clean' TOKYO (AP) -Samples or air dust collected by Air Seil-Defense Force jet· fighters al five points over Japan today did not contain any dangerou:; amount of radioactivity attributed to Communist China's nuclear test last Thursday, the Delense Agency reported. Communist China conducted the test Jn the at.- mosphere with an explosfv"e yield equivalent to 2D,OOO tons of TNT. Orange Coast Weather That epidemic of coastal fog is likely to afflict the inland por- t.ions of lhe county tonight and Friday IMming. Frida):'• oulloot calls ror mercury in the high 60s. INSWE TODA\' No lest than 88 programs art in tht toorks for lluntington Beach'I a1tnuc.l Toys for Toti drive. See Pooe .4. AM ~nClll't ti t .. 1tltiell U'·.U C1m'c' n c"""""' as Delfll Nttkll <Q •t1"'11I ,... ' ' • J---~ -DAILY PJLOf • \ Figures Outdated: lr¥i-ne-T-ax Hike Report Quashed .. ~· Detaited analysi s of a controversia -i:ount~ Study Of Uit 'pi'oj~fed. tax rate for Ule city ol Irvine shows there will be no -b.x; hike necessRry to balance the first lUO year's budget, Andrew ~lay chairman 9~ a ~roup supporting incorporation, said .W<dnesday. : ldif. chi!irman of the Cily ol Irvine .NOw tCOIN) . .said early interpretation of the report, which showed a hefty tax in- crease in the off ii:ig, were based on several misinterpretations. ~:: J{e uid the study Used outda ted' budget Salt Creek igures and revenue projections. e said it fi~ured on M "accelerated " roa nstruchon program. He said there are no ns for sucb a program. He said e report failed to consider several hig income-producing revenue items -bull g permits and processing fers -that add up to $4 ,000 in income. Among other things, ~1ay said the report ignored the fact the city would bet getting income for the last half of fiscal 1971-72 aDd not have to spend very much, since the county would continue lo pro-" vide services vdthout charge through July I. He also said the rtport failed to update projections on population and assessed valuation. ··Tue assessed valuation per the report :p · k • · L was rro mi!liori," ~lay said, "ba sed on -.-ar ing ot De~ 1970. ll ~ now estimated at 188 lo $120 million." , ~ In outlining the new an alysis, 1ilay also Fro1tt Pagel HOUSING • • • ·can do the job but people·\4'ould r1ther go to-lhat.~ Caa.perJ, who presented 1 loan officer or __hls Keylilo.ne_ Savings ftrm Jnd 1 bu,lkUng contractor to 'jestlfy to a pet pro- gram in E1st Los ~ftlts in which h• ~11im! "people were happy to hel p themselves, given the opportunity," ad· ded ttiat he tried to "get Alice in Wonderland here today but she was noi available." Supervisor David Bake11 warned 1up- porters of the authority "you will be disappointed . This vehicle will not and can~ot accomplish what you w11nt.'1 It was Baker who described Battin'• antics as "poiltical posturing." He sugg~tt.d that Phase 11 of the OOun- ty's general plan housing element could be the proper vehicle to "find out what our housing needs are and find the funds to impleme.nt a program.'' Supervisor Ra lph Clark said the cities' input was vital. "We have it now and it is loud and clear." Baker disagreed. "It has been said that eight city councils voted for the housing authority. Actually what they said was go ahead if you wis h but leave us out . " Those pushing hardest !or the proposal ~-ere Jl e m b e r s of the Mexican- Amer\can community. They carried vario~ placards into the hearing room. One read, "Adios Cucarachas" (Goodbye ·u·-. d ,4 11,, k had someharsh"·ords forthoseresponsi· rt--~ n er _L:l_JJM.C ( ble ror initial di sclosure or the report in --its,.ttat-he said was its unadjusted forn1. ,._ · . . He said it was curious how it fell into -z-~ange Coun~y Plann~g Comm1ssio the hands of incorporation opponents. 5nep-ibers got 1nvoh:ed 1ll a ne~ ~ t "Th.is report "'as not released for peek controversy this .week -this ti distribution," he said, "supposedl y only DAILY ~ILOT ""olt b1 l'ttrll ... ldr Scltnmthl VIO!.n!I..LAG.UNA CAN'l'ON...CRASl:LC.LAIMS llfE__Qf_2Q..Y-EAR·OLO DRIVER Carol J. Willis Killed, Lagunan Romero 81c.1 Seri ously Hurt in Collision cockroaches). ~ . Opposing were representatives of real estate boards, taxpayers associations, the building industry and apartment house owners. • The most spirited talk was by a black woman, Mrs, Josephine Caines o( Orange, a member of the County Citizens Direction Flitding Commission . ·ovtr a proposed parking lot O\'er Salt two copies left the (c o unt y ad· .Creek canyon. ministrator's) office. . Commission Chairman Woodrow Wilson . "One for usi by the Local Age ncy c c ll"d • C 'Butterfield opposed the Avco Community Fonnation Commission and the second --01·s 0 I e '" anyon j)e\·elopers plan to build a parking lot on by Fi(th District Supervisor Ronald .=..:.:..:....=-_::...::...:.:.;.:::..::._c:..:c..:...._..:....:.:c:..:.iiL:..:;.: • She challenged the supervisors to "not disregard your own appointed boards and commissions -the Planning Com· mission, Human Relations Commission, CDFC and Community Action Council. They all agree. Don't turn yo ur back on .. top of a CO\'ered waler drain culvert Caspers. which the firm claimed v.·ould enhance "II is interest ing to note that certai n the view of the ocean from the high"·ay. opposition groups v.·ere able to quote thi s :· Backing Butterfield "'as the County confidential report before t.he pr_oponent.~ Flood Control District which was con· were even i:nade aw.are ol its existence. cerned about •·the impact of l he-aevelop-~fay -satd earlier statements . b1 ment on the scenic vista of the canyon, Caspers and others about an alleged high lhe shoreline and the ocean." taI rate bad been based on the county -The district enginfers favored an open report. them ." .. Gale Davis of Corona del '°lar offered a Crash Kills Laguna·W oman A 20-year-0\d Laguna Beach womaa was killed Wednesday afternoon when her small, foreign car collided with a sim· ilar vehicle on curvy Laguna Canyon contrast:-''! don't-come from-a· slum area tra veling at a high rate or speed. The car ambulance atlendants to work for several but I am a taxpayer. I share a house parked of( th~r had its emergency__ minutes before extracting the victims. because I can't afford ta rent an apart• flashers tum · · There was no fog In the canyon at the ment. Housing is not a minority problem, The impact cru led the bodies of both time, but the accidtnt cloggM traffic but everbody's problem. We all pay in the flood channel becau'.se of easier main- tenance and a better path for high waters carrying debris in a major flood period. Services Slated Volkswagens, causing both fireme11 and for. sometim~. end ." The rush-hour accident claimed the life 1-----''---'---C...::...C=::::.=.=.:::::.......:::::.::::::::::::::c.... _________ _::::.._ ___________ _ Road. .!. Commissioners . had p r e v i o u s 1 y 5f1pulated that lhe Sall Creek "'ash re- ' p:iain an open channel . Th is time-·they t--~e<t the situation on to the Board ol f upervisors. ~ ~vco executives argued that grading ·,or the parking lot wouki lower it pro- vid'mg a more expansive view or the Ocean from the highway. _Conunissioners approved all minor (iicel:i of Avco's revised plan for the ~iguel Shores development but left it up to .the supervisors Lo decide the open or ,Closed flood chaMel issue. i;. 'The county recently purchased the ~ch and 11 acres of parking lot from J.veo for l2.'56 m.illion to pr9vide ~nent public aceess to the area. 'Couple Still f an't See It t~ A Costa Mesa couple who claim they. i'ere told by th e state eight years ago t their property wotild become part of ew freeway got a little tired of walling sday. They sued the state for $350.000 in an nge County Superior Court lawsuit \i.hich a11eges that the state has railed in that time to make good its promise to purchase the home and mobile home park at 2766 Bri stol St. Louis H. and Frances Reinking state in the action that they were told as long ago 's 1963 that their p ... rty was to become part of the proposed Route 73. They claim that they were warned by the slate in April, 1965, that the property wonld be taken over within 90 days and tiiat they should plan n-0 improvements on the lot. ·That promise has been repeated many times, the Reinkings state. but the state has not moved to take their land either by purchase or by eminent domain ac- tion. OlUNGI COAST DAllY PllOT N...,•rt 9"(.k L .. •t• .. _. C..11 ,._ H.-ri .. tet ~· f ••ltt•h Y.tley -~ Clu.HGI COAJT PV•LtS"llNG COMP°'"l' -le~trt N, ""••• ,, ... "" •/'ICI l"uMllMr Jtclt l . Cu•lev Vire• l'ralfOf\I 11111 G.tntr11 ~ Th•"''' Keevil l11!Df" l holfl •I A. M11•1Jl.l11• Mtn~!"' Edl!Df' Ck11l11 M. l •oc lic~tr.I '· Nill AHlll6111 /11.tfttOlnt f.Ollflrl Offic" (Mii Mf!H: Uf Wnl l!•V 1!rr•f !<lllW!IO'I '"(~~ llJ! NIWpOC! 1ov·1w ..t 1.111111& ltfl(lo: m Ferett """'"'"' Mll'!!llll'-" 111<11: 17171 l•t(ll If\!""•~ .. ,. 0-lt l * Htrlll ~i '41mN II.NI l)AILV 'll OT, wl!lt ...,!do II _,.Ir ... "" Jll-·,.,.l. II ,.........,. <It~ •~UISlf ._ <1•1 liPt ..... ,.~ flf1!t9!JI fi.f L'911'\1 l..Cl\,o Ht'"°""" l .. d\o CWtt Mfot, Hllflt~"'" ·~ "-''"' \lt llrt1, kl! f; .......... 1-1' ( .... ,.,..... , ... ltdlllOtld, '""" WHl'I -"'*''' .. 11 ... ,,>II( ... .,-lnllnt •\&Ill .. at »I W"I lt"f llrH), CM!I M-, For Mrs. Cleman Of Laguna Hills Graveside ~rvices will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in El Toro Cemetery fir Helen G. Cleman. 1680 Ave. f\1ajoroa, Laguna Hills. who died Tuesday at ?\fission Community Hospital. She was 68. Mr!. Clemen is survived by her husband, Ralph t. Cleman, a forme r vice president _of Security Pacific National Bank; a SQr\, William S. Cleman of Costa '1'1esa~ and a brother, Lloyd L. Davidson of Falls Church. Va. She was active in the American Red Cross .. the San Gabri.el Women'S Club, the Washlngl,ofl: 9Jub of Leisure Woi'ld and the Women's Ch1b of Lelsure World. · Frieods wbo wish may direct memorial donations' to the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Dr. Edward J. Caldwell o( Geneva Presbyterian Church will officiate at the funeraJ rites. McCormick Laguna Beach Mortuary is directing. Singer Hospitalized HOLLYWOOD (UPI )·-Singer Peggy Lee has been hospitalized w i l h pneumonia. She is expecled 10 undergo tests and treatment for about 10 days. ~1iss Lee was nov.·n to Los Angeles after a performanc.e at a New Orleans Hotel. .. - . : r .~ .. ,. --·-' • ' .. .. ~·-~~. ·.· .. ' ... ....... ~ . . . ..... Y ,/• • ,•• ... .,., . .._ . .. ' . . ....... , • .. • • ;.... 'h. ; . '\ .. •" . .. . . . ..1 ·-~ •• : -, of Carol J. Will is of 720 Griffith Place and seriously injured another Laguna Beach res ident, Romero Baca of 1136 G!eneyre St. The Willis woman, rushed to Sooth Coast Community Hospital by ambulance. was pronounced dead on arrival. Baca is reported in critical condition and is said to have severe head injuries. Laguna $each police say the acciden t occurred about two miles east of the El Toro Road junction as the Willis woman pass·ed. another vehlcl~:--- A witness told trRffic investigators the Willi.$. c_ar_ P-3~. him and then headed toward a car parked on the shOukler. It then swerved to the left, sildin.-into the Rorpero car. Another witness said the Willis car was Philco-Ford Gets • $2 Million Pact Philco-Ford's Aeroneutronics division· in Newport Beach has_been awarded a $2 million contract for new target detection devices on the Navy's EX 52 Mod Zero Target missile. --nre-contrad-Figure, a n n o u n c e d Wednesday. is $1,999,188, according to the office of U.S. Rep. John Schmitz (R- Tustin ). The device will replace an older tag target detection device 9n the ex· perimental Navy missile. A spokesman for Philco-Ford said the contra ct is not big enough to cause any increased employmen~. . ~· · ... -~ ........ ~ ... ~ ............ DAILY PILOT PIMM '' llkl'llN KMll~ • i Flipped i1t Crash -I--Officer. Bob Arnold mak e~ out accident report after 12:30 p.m. crash Wednesday al Bucknell Jto;1d and Forham Dr ive in Costa 1'1esa's Col· lcge Park section. Driver of overturned auto, Janles Rittenhouse. 37. or Princeton Drive, Costa }1!csa, v.•as listed in 5alisfact~ry condition at Orange County ~1cdical Center foll O\rln)l crash. i'lis wife, Lila, 37, and two children v.·ere not ho splta lizcd. Drlver of other car, Barbara Chance, 22, 439 f'air Drive, Costa A1e!ra, \\'as not injured, police said • • Et Cetera. -~~ -·· ........ ·-.. ,_._ Featuring Collection for Collectors "Et C•t•r•" <oll1ction. Unu1u•I cabin•ts, d•1k1, t •bl•1, chairs, chests. EverJ on• price 1l•1h•d; every one • rettl tr•11ure. You'r1 boun to find th•t v1ry 1p•<i1I pi1c:1 you've b11n look ing for in this group. sa i.:sJ6 Bookc:a11 R•9. $79 9 Sale $649 ·~ se2.100 c.~k Rog. $16' Sale $299 582-448 Ch11t R19 . Sale $20 $199 Swiv 1l Chtlr Rog. $179 Sale $139 Dittion1ry Stand Rog. $55 Sale $45 Your fa vo rift i11terior designer will be happi,i to o..ssist i,iou •• , ' H.J.GARRETf fURNll1JRE PROFESSION AL INTERIOR DES IGNERS • Op'" Mon., Thur.. & ~I. IYtt. -- 2lt5 HARBOR BLVO. COSTA MESA , CA LI F. 641-0175 646.0276 La~t of El!m ily · Dies BY STRA1TON L. OOUTHAT MIAMI -Life was tough for Adrian Bolotin in the spring; of 1969, and Florida t>eckoned. It offered another chance. The 35-year-old city planner had lost his job. in Alexandria, Va. He bad not worked in several months. He had. a wife and two childrerf, Joshua , 6, and Merry Joy,~-Bolotin had come out of Youngstown, Ohio, gone to Ohio State University and worked· in New York, and Norwich, Conn ., before heading for Virginia. Now FJorida looled good. The family went South and mo~ed into a duplex apartment in Ft. Lauderdale. But Bolotin still coold1't find a job. . On the pight of July, 26, 1969, a Salur- day, the landlord bocame·co0oer11e•ftllal the shades had been pulled for tlliee days aPd the lights humed day aDd •niibL He called police. When they broke ,into Ute apartment, Bolotiii and the two Children lay dead in their pajamas.. Martha Bolotin. · the ' mother,-w11 uncODsciol,ls hilt alive. She was taken to a hospital where she told police about a suicide pact between her and )!er husband._ ""!!_9 . were so poor and had nothing to ea_!:l' th~ 4-fooW.0, 00.pound woman ea.id. S'le arid her ftusband had decided on sleeping pills. The)'. gave theni to ihe children, telling the boy and girl the tablets were vitamins. Police charged her with murder in the deaths of the two children, and after 1 Gal With 4,000 Men Finds Social Life Full LAUGHLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Tex. (AP) -;-Sherri Watkins is 19, single and the only woman airman living at this Air- Force base with 4,000 men. "It 's all .right," she says, "but I miss - well , you know -havin-g other girls to talk with. "My social lire has been pretty full, though," she adds. Sherri is a WAF , or -Bone to -P-ick? Try Page 6 Today's holiday ·edition of the DAILY PILOT is a whale of a newspaper -so big, In fa ct, that up to the last minute it was diffJ. cult to predict how many pages it would go over 130 -easily the largest of the year. member o( Women in the Air Force. "We're just like one big family here," she says. ''l kind of wish there were some other W AFs here, though." Fresh out of basic training, Sherri operates the base's duplicating facilities -the printers and other machines which turn out regulations, orders and other mili tary publications. Sherri, whose home Is El Monte, Calif., joined the Aic Force last Augus t "as a ..... challenge. I want to travel. I don't care where." Her first assignment brought her here -ofie of two bases iii. lhe United States that the Air Force considers semiremote. "My mother and sister think I'm pretty lucky -especially my mother," Shen:l said. "There are lots of civilian women who work on base arid there Is on1y one other WAF besides me. But she is mar- r1ed and lives in town. I'm out here alone -with all these meil," she said. Sherri works with four men. "They OOn't mind." she said. But an Air Force spokesman said Sher- ri won't be alone much longer. A con- tingent of some 50 W AFs Is due here in December. spending months in a South F1orida State Hospital, she went to trltl Jut June. She w~ acquitted by the judge for lack of evidence. She wasn't aeen much after thaL · One night last week;, two 8'h er if f' • dfpuUes fou'nd the tiny blonde dead on a tied in a shabby North Miami apartmerit. 'Ibey said she killed herself with a .St- caliber revolver. She was 29. No suicide note was found. Pollet said 1hey had no Idea whether she had •been employed.· Officials at the state hospital said they had not kept up with Mrs. Bolotln. But they?emembered her. --.- "She kept asking-US to wash her hands," sakl a doctor. 11Sbe said -they smelled like death." School Closiirg May Overload Public Facility Superintendent William tnlom told Laguna Beach School tru6tees recently that the closing of st. Catherine's School could ;:idd 80 students to public school facllilies. Dr. tnlom, noting that a final decision to close the Catholic school has not yet been made, said the 80 youngsters eligi- ble to attend Laguna Beach schools could inslei\d attend other parochial facilities in the a11a. Based on the addresses of the youths supplied by st. Catherine's ofiicials, Dr. Ullom said 24 youths would be eligible to a(tend Aliso -Elementary school;-26 eligible for Top of the World Elementary School; five for El Morro Ele mentary School and 2S (or Th!ll"stoq Intermediate School. If the Catholic school does close. the in- creased students could have a financial impact on the school district. Besides having to hire additional teachers. the district would nob--receive any state aid for the jump in 1972·73 enrollment until the beginning of the .+973-74 school year, officials have said. a • - Tom in Trouble This 4-0-pound turkey made the mistake of visiting Whittier School in Costa Mesa one day before Thanksgiving. Actually, the gobbler is rel· atively .safe. Little Julie McDonald and Brian Sparman both 5 look as if they would rather m'llke friends-with Tom than· e~t him: Thank goodness for friendship. • St1:1ntman Held As Suspect OAILV rllft 'I Clirys er'S . :i Price Hike I . Given ~Okay • WASHINGTON (IJPI) -The l'rlco C.mmiaalPn today approved a I.I percd average price Jncroaae for Chryaler ~ cars and trucks, but lopped 0.1 peicOol oil the compaoy'1 ~um. -.'.nle~c .om mt s at on aald the bla! automaker'• request for tm models Ma optloPal equipment had been I.I por<ePI, but it reduced the hike OP . the hasta Of Chrysler'• expected volume and pro.- ductivity advancee during the year. The Chryaler lnctme wu only tfio sixth approved by the commission -and the fjrst to he cut hack by tl)e. panel. On the ~ of Chrys)er•s· original P.rice hike reqliest, 5.9 percent on a caleridar yeirii other than the model year basi• 'ap. proved, the cut 1peared even largef. ~Earlier in the week,~ commimoD approved an American Moton ~ of 2.5 percent. It has aince received a~ plications from General Moton for a 2.5 percent bike aDd from Ford MOtor C41n- pany for 4. 4 percent. · • The Chrysler action came aS new .price increase requests from some of the na- tion's ~lness giants showered down (Ill: the commlsskm, aDd u President NU:on and l'rea>l!!:Y Secre~ John C.ruially conferred at the White House OftUD- disclosed !Ubject... AppllCitions to raise pricee came , 1n from steel companies, coal mining com- panies, natural gas suppliers, r~ and utillUes. At the end of business TueS-o day, the commission said, UIS firms w.tth annual sales of •too million a yeu or ~ bad applied for price bikes. • Speakers . au At-Saddleback · · · Saddleback C.Ollege officials have established a speakers bureau to provide instructional and entertaining 1ectmis at meetings of community organl:.aUons: The speakers, faculty members, coueie administrators and trustee!, are One burglary suspect among four ar· ~thia Schwartz, 23, of SWlland, was available free to any group upon reques'l, rested by Newport Beach police Sunday arrested separately in Sunland by officials said, provided the request ii So maybe readers will. pardon the editor who is prone to blubber over the whale boner you'll find on Page 6 of the Fashion Island sec- tion. The sentence there that says Shamu will visit on Friday mom~: ing is just a whale tale._ The true story is that Shamu's friends from Sea World will share the spotlight with Santa Claus. But the goldfish pond at Fashion Island is hardly big enough to accommo; date Shamu. Dr. tnlom told the board a final decision on whether or not to close the school would probably be made in January. night was scheduled for arTaignment. Newport Beach detectives, who found and · made at least twG weeks In advance. Capone Auto Sold while lbll oth.,., lace charge6 in Los confiscated a variety ol property alleged-Locture tiUe1 include "The 'Hipple' Angeles County. ly taken in burglaries. Movement in the 19th Century" tiJ. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (AP) = A $1,000 Ge·ar Stolen A coJ11plaint chargin~ Ho II y wood Neighbors reporled auspicious activity history instructor William Phillip•:' bulletproof Cadillac sedan, once owned stuntman R.Gbert J. Sunmons, 27, with Sunaay nijht at a hofiie&t 'lfJ11 Island "CalifornlaTldepools"by biologyteacber by Al Capone and later used by President Electrical installation gupplies and burglary was issued Tuesday and he was View Drive, where police &aid they found Norman COie and "A Visit to Tibet&n.1 Frahklln' D. Roosevelt, brought $37,000 tools worth $I 000 w"r" stolen In the to appear in Harbor Judicial Distrid evidence of attempted burglary and ob-in E1.l1e," with slides, by librariaD The DAILY PILOT regrets tile error -even before you get back lhat far In the paper to read it at an auction ~f antique au~omobi~es burglary of ~ NeW;frt Beach con~ Court. t~ined the three male suspects' descrip-Dorothy Spkl'ell. • he~e. The car with a qu~rter-1nch-thi~k strucUon site shed, the job foreman told Charges of receiving stolen property ttons. Requests for speakers or furthur ln- bolier plate body and one-inch·thick win: .• police. Russell Stickel, of Walton Electric are to be filed by Los Angeles authorities Simons was arrested in.his car at Ford fgrmatlon concerning the buruu m'aY, dows, was among 4l old.timers 5Cild Corp Mbnrov:ia said someone cut 8 lock against drummer Samuel Holly, 23. pro-Road and MacArthur Boulevard, whil• be obta.lned from the college'• com- Sat:urday br the Antiqu6: Auto Mus~um, fn>m.i.be structure at Marguerite Avenue moter Ronald Keim, 24, both of the Holly and K-elm were _plc_ked up walldn& munity services office, utension Jt,.at rmm~TIJllffiillffiTimlllmffiJlllllllllJllllllllllllJlllllm;;~;l;ll~;;i;~~;;i;;~mllll•ll•lll;;;~~l~~~~m~;l~~ii;~illllliffilllU~-liH~oU~yw:ood:are:•·~aPd=a -~-~--~om~an~. -~alo~ng~th-e ro~a~d iln c.~. ron~a de~l~Mar~.i!liiiiii837i·97110ii, 19S-!iit50iioril!IS-iZlliiil~, ~~ for yourself. j CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY, ORANGE COUNTY MISSION i ~ ,.. IS GIVING AWAY MONEY!! i ;J; To help celebrate our twenty-first year, an·d t6 kill the rumors of the uninformed, I 5 we invite yoU, fellow resiclents of this Great-County, to: ~ = = -= ;:; · THANKSGIVING WEEK OPEN HOUSE It = = ~ Come and see f6r yourself, have a cup of coffee, ask questions , and see our fif-ii ii teen minute color movie "Freedom" staring Steven Boyd, Karen Black and '.Jim ;,.. ;;;;; Mulligan. Take a free l'ersonality Inventory, and when you leave, if you are one : ~of the first three hundred, (and not a minor) we will give you a brand new ONE i§!l !§ DOLLAR BILL -just for visiting us and finding out why we are here. -;;;;i § ~ ~ A FEW FACTS: = I~ The Chu rcli of Scientology is the largest med ical referral organization in i 5 the Unit ed States ! ! ! I -= !§ The Church of Scientology's Drug Reh.abilitation Program "Narconon" has ~ the highest success rate of any current Programme~ and has received many com-~ mendations from many State Governors and ·officials, and the President of the =§!!!!:! Un ited St11tes ! ! ! ;:;; The Church of Scientology Study Programme has b een successfully em- ployed in many Universities all over the World. ~ I The Church of Scientology''s research into Human Probl ems, '.Job Counsel-~ I ling, Marriage Counselling, Ch ild Care, Human Emotion and Reaction has been ! done without Federal or Private Grants ·of any kind. § The overall Counselling Programme is the only Programme in the worl d ~ which handles peo.ples' problems on a full money back guarantee! ! ! . ;;: . = The Church of Scientology numbers among it's members-Priests, Rabiis, = at least one Archbi shop, and other men of letters i:.f various Faiths. I MONDAY, l'UESDAY. ::::~::~~FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~ NOY. 25, 26 AID 21TH ia I 0:00 A.M. TO 9 P .M. 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The nationwide Marine Corps effort gets under way FridAy at the Huntington Center wher a large bin for the collection of toys stands n!ady. Friday's· 6:30 p.m. opening ceremony will feature the U.S. hfarine C.Orps Band from El Toro in a concert on the mall. A tree-lighting ceremony Is scheduled to follow at 7 p.m. Other programs scheduled during the drive include free presentations by the ?i.1itchell Marionettes, thl Scheherezade Players and the Santa Ana County Players. Daily performances by the Mitchell Marionettes will feature Rudolph the Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman. Percy the Polar ~ar, Billy the Bluenose --. ..__, Reindeer and B"ig Lew and the Little Eskimos. The Scheherezade Players' performances include puppets and Jive actors in the story of ''Lill," starring Renardo the Fox, Horrible Henry the Walrus and Marguerite the Operatic Pup- pet. Several other community organizations, including Girl Scouts, Brownies :3nd Campfire --Girls. will carol at va_r1o_µs times in the mall. On Dec. 4, more than 3,500 Girl Scouts • and Brownies froni all ever Orange Ccun- ty will meet on the mall at 11 a.m. ror a program of Christmas songs. The same performannce will be repeated at the same time Dec. 11. Although there is no charge for any of the performances it is urged that anyone attending leave a new, unwrapped toy in the Marine Co.rps bln. The toys are collected for distribution to underprivileged children throughout the world. I Monkeys Refuse Drug, Raise Addie.ts' Hopes WASHINGTON (UPI) D r u g researchers t~sting a pain-killing drug discovered accidentally that monkeys will refuse morphine. The finding has raised hopes the drug will work the same way v.'ith drug add icts. The drug is not ready for testing on humans, but experU believe It could sugges t a new approach to the problem. of narcotics addiction. Reporters were told of the discovery this week by Dr. John Adams of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Special Task Force on Drug Abuse which is helping coordinate industry research in drug abuse -particularly heroin ad· diction. Adams emphasized the results were a chance observation and that new tests were being conducted to find out if the compound coud have significant ap. plication. The discovery was mentioned briefly 'Space Scrap' Display Exhibited in Laguna A sculpture made from ·"space scrap" will highlight lhe December showing at the Laguna Beach Art Association Gallery, 307 Cliff Drive. The unique exhibit .was prepared by Jae CarmichaeJ and Pat Cox from titanium that ha s re-entered the earth's 1tmosphere after being in space. in a summary of a report rrom the task force to the House C:Ommerce SuJ>.. committee on Health chaired by Rep. Paul G. Rogers (l).Fla.) "Thbtholds real promise," said Adams, who explained that drug experimenters had been testing the analge!ic -on monkeys they later tried to addict to morphine. The names of the compound and the drug firm were deleted from the sum· mary which said that "when this com· pound had been given to monkeys for a period of thime and then discontinued, the animals showed a re vulsion to morphine when it was provided several weeks later." Several other compounds were also described by the task force which said expanded. government fac ilities f o r testing new compounds on hu mans are urgently needed. "The government should move pr ompt· Jy to e:xpand the capacity of the addiction research center at Lexington, Ky.," the report said. "It should also establish other units capable or doing the exacting human research required." Another drug disc~sed in the report, haloperidol, was de!t:ribed as a tran· quilizer useful in acute detox ifi cation 1rom both heroin and methadone. an ad· Olctive substitute for heroin. A compound ready for testing on humas carries the code namt-BC2005. It ls chemically related to naloxone cyclazocine and had been used to block the euphoria an addict gets from heroin. Land Stvap ltavolved . • .. ' C~iy -Un ~i .ies Xgainsi Crillle B·lack Community Decides to Put End to Public Apathy -8' JAMl!S C. CLIFFOllD EAST P.w> ALTO (UPH -Th1I •mall black .'lommunlty on Ille Sin rr ... clsco peninsula ls organWng • cltlzen11 war on dope puahen, burglar1 and mui· · .. gen. . , It's a rare resident here wboae home hasn't been burglarized 1t least once or who hasn't been mugged or robbed. Between May 1 and Sept. 1 this year there were 344 reported. burglaries-in a town <t 20.000 people. One problem for police has been public apat!iy-a so~ of what-can·we-do ac- ceptance of the situation. "Some people just accept crime as a way of life/' Councilman Henry Anthony said. Now, an organized effort· ls under way lo enl~t Ille cltlwlry.ln a dHve agaln<t criminala. Anlhony is Jn ctwle of it Sheriff's Lt. Gera1d McNanW"a bu Ut- ile doubt drugs-art ~d most of the crimes. "Att addict bas lo st.al lo 111pport hb habit," be said. "One who bas lo support a lloo....day habit baa lo •teal flOO worth of stuff to fence in order to get the $100." • Replacement of windows in smaih-and-• grab thefts has cost many merchants more than tbej have Jost in stolen merchandise. Next to local window• replacers burglar a1arm outfits have the liveliest business. Property losses, on a city basts, have been averaging $28,000 a month. Because or this, eSCalatlng insurance rate1 are forcing some finns out of business. Not surprisingly, a lot of people here are frightened. "We find that many people have guns in their house-or Uieir car,'' Police Sgt. Richard McKilllp said. "They'd rather be caught by the polic.e with a gun than be caught by their fellows without one." C:Ouncu-Chairman Clarence W. ~urley Jr., told of one man who wanted to buy a color TV set. "But he couldn't do it because putting Hospital Says • No Landscaping For Parking Lot Hoag Memirial HispitaJ does not intend to landscape a new temporary parking lot lea sed in a three-year agreement with the slate in right~f-way lands off Coast Highway, by the Arches 1 hospital of- ficial said. Newport Beach city councilman Donald Mcinnis Monday asked the city staff to look into what the landscaping plans for the recenUy·lopped area are. But assistant hospital administrator Lou Kaa said, "We aren't going to landscape it. It w1s only flat land with tumbleweeds when we got it and it is only temporary." The five-acre asphalt lot ts for employes onJy and will be open Dec. C and It will hold about 45() cars. It will be used until a five-story parking structure is completed I S part of Hoag'a expansion. Designed to house 991·-cars at a $1 million cost, the parking structure ts scheduled for construction late in 1973 in conjunction with an ll·slory hospital ad- dition. A little shutUe bus , or what Kaa called "a sWTey with fringe on top " -will be used to take about 20 employes at a time up an angled grade to hospital grounds from lhe temporary lot. Employes formerly parked where a $2. million power plant was constructed. It was completed in June. Since that tlrne, employe parking has been almost nonexistent. Kaa uid. Visitors will still have p 1 r k i n g ~vailable Jn front of the hospital. Club Unit Gives $350 to Chari,ty The lnler-Oub Council of Orange Coast College has donated $350 to the Harbor Area United Fund. The money was raised during United Fund Day, Nov. 17 as 21 different clubs built booths and sponsored various ac- tivities. The OCC Home Economics Club took ri r$l place for best booth wlth Its "Old Fashioned Country Store" and received 1 $25 scholarship from the United Fund. · up tbe aerial la as good as giving -the set •W>Y (lo hou!ebreal!ers)" Ile .. Id. Detective Joe Moore doesn't thln1t tho criminals could be slopped by bringing In more law enforcement people .• "It's not l<linl lo be. stoppe<I by 500 police," he 11.ld ... You can bring down an · anny U you wanL But the community is going to have to 1et involved." There was some fear at first ~t the new determination to war on crime might lead to vigilantism. But Lt. McNamara doesn't think It will happen. "The most responsible people in the community are involved in this," be said. Mrs. Gertrude Wilkl, director of the Nairobi Schoo!, bel~ve1 a $5,000 fire at her day school was ul ~" because SAVE THIS SCHEDULE:_ Trtt lighting Ceremony & Marine Corps Ban6 11.-.Fri. rn.N.,..16 Mitchell Marionettes Christmas Fantasy Show 4 th<Jll'I lf/t"1IOO•S 11 l•<f p.M, p/111t1wluUy#ff1111 7 ,..,. · or her part in the anti-crime campaign. Mrs. Wilks, who had bumper stickers printed readlbg "Rub out Rlpofls," said she had recelved phone calls asking payoffs to leeve the school a.Jone. She said some people are making payofft "but I just don't frighten easily." Councilman Anthony said he envisions a 24-hour comnumlty 0 hot.line11 for peo- ple taking part in the crime fight and a "block alert" program in which residents would keep an eye on neighbors' unoc- cupied homes. "Right now we are mainly concerned with whlit we call 'phase one,' the publicity and educaUonal part of the pro- gram," Anthony sald. "we .,-e going to the churches first, to work up interest in ' the program.-Later we'll start bl()('k alert and other things." Anthony said there are some citiiens who aren't too happy about this anti- crime drive. "We get plenty of calls froin people v1anting to take part, but we aJso get them from people who think we're wrong," he said, "Some people are afraid of retaliation." Lt. :P.1cNamara Is all for stirring up public support of the police. "Already we are getting more suspicious person calls," he said. "We need the support of everyone in the com· mwli.ty, not just the leaders, to make thiJ thing work. only 88 free· children's shows until Christmas ,\'o•.1~27·18 Dtt.1-J.+9·10.11-IZ·IJ·lf r..,., dciy k Chrktmas f11• fcir cf\lld,.. et H1111th11Jto11 CHNf HChtted 111al. All Mows Free a11d ~ os o ff- 11dHer to t.1, MPJOrf tlto U.S. MorlllO Corps 91tMrn Toys '°' Tofl Dm.. 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Sizes 8 . u. $15.00 .THE t0NG SKIRT with slit side in er sparkling plaid of blue, mou green a nd celery thot will see you throug h the hofiday ev~ings w ith plenty of chic. Si:r:es a -14. " SI S.00 Alley Project Approyed ..t. .... _.. SWIATH: "'...,.in. ......... .....,. " W.. SI-~ $13.00 CHARGE IT! ~ --~ Asuring homeowners along the rest of the block it would be no threat to their property, Newport Beach councilmen have cleared the way for the slarl of con· atructkln or an alley between 'A' and 'B' Jtreets in Balboa1.. The ·council Ptfonday night approved a land rwap with the owner of si1 Jots on the eastern end or the block, giving him JO feet of Ocean Fronl righl4 ·v.1ay in ex· change for 12.S feet as pt.rt of the alley path. The remainder of the planned 2Q-foot alley wlU be dedicated from loll behlnd that face Balboa Bbulevard. Other propeny owners, led by Pt1rs. Evelyn Westrum, 026 E. Ocean Front, p.rotu:ted, pleadli\g that an alley would force demolition or 1t Jea1t one home and 1everal rear.yard renlll units. "We're the only bk>ck In town l~1ted between two free parking lots," Mrs. Westrum said. "There'll be a steady stream in the alley and free parking for those who take a chance and park there, risking a ticket rather lhan paying someplace else." - Councilman Lindsley Panons -Pid he wanted to "set their mlnds at .rest," ex· pla ining property -ewners would be com· pensated U the IJ!ld was tJken, which he said, was not likely to happen. "We would only want the right-of-way If a property owner \iled ne w buiJdlng plant," Parsons said. Discussion lattr tu~ lo whether the city could force the land swap of owners who mtgh_t fil1! plans to build. City Attorney Dennis O'Neil 1ald atter lhe hearing the question might very well be han~ed on 1 caae-by-case basis. • By law,· however, O'Neil told coun· cilmen, the city has. lhe right to condemn the property any time it chooses. Public Works Director Joseph Devlin said the city holds a utility easement through the block that would prevent any construction over the ltrip, anyway. "We could use it ror peUos, lhouah," said a property owner, Mrs. Goldy JOl<ph. Devlin said the. land swap procedure has been tried else\lthere in the city to ob- tain alley righls-«·v.•ay, part.lcul&rly In West 'Newport, and It has been suc- cessful. Dan11. Smith, representing B e a ch Properties, the participant in the land swap, noted that the developer would be paying the cost or alley construction behind it.slot.sat the 'A' Street e!ld <t the block. $12.00 IUATID SttOIT Soll:ltl ;,, .. ..i... WO., tHotcl el ...... -.-.,.,,, cM. ..,, si-1·1.&. $15.00 P\NO ,AHTS ill -..t. .,.f,,I ,i.w .,, ~k _, ,....., ...... \' .............. 51,.. ~·· $15.00 BANKAMERI CARD MASTER CHARGE OR WIN0$0R'S OWN CHARGE •• HARBOR CENTER • 2300 HARBOR • COSTA MESA •••••••••••••••••• • ~ QU!!NIE --Sy-Phll lnlerlandi Thul'$dly, N«WembH 25, lq71 .... DAILY PILOT • Households Said Part OOProhlem By JOANNE REl:NOLOS • difficulty in dealing with these numbf:r or rorma In households ot ,,,. o.1w Pli.t 111" heavy metals. Unlike organic including Mf:rcurochrome. Ted Dunn, la b director for wastes, once they are into the "The way we treat sewage ay!tem in their elemental now, once these elementa are the Orange County Sanitation f(lrm , there is no way to break In the 1y11ttm, there's nothing Dlatrlcts, thinks -more people them do\l;n, They are as fir we can do about them. ought to be interested in what down the physical ladder as Pos!ibly the only way to solve happens to sewage because they can get. the problem ii to keep them they cause some._ of the pro-''.Certai n of these elementa out of the normal lystem by blems associated in disposing are common accumulative • aettlng up a speclal lreatment cf ii. SC1urces of poison le living facll)ty for metals.: -_. ·t ake the ·recently proposed animals," he said llst1n1 "Sa you 11ee, It 's not just In-- standards for sewage under mercury, copper, zinc and duatry that puts these poisons · 1tudy by the State Wa tei-chromium as the worst of· Into our sewage system and Quality Control Board. fenders. from there Into the food chain, Rep re 5 en talives from "Anq something people dan't It's our whole way of life and I sanitation districts In the state reallie is that their households frankly can think of nothing have been saying the cos.ls of oontribute a lot o{ this better le replace the way we these standards for ocean materitll-. to the s e w a g e live. disposal of treated effluent system." Dunn added. •. "We should be eoncen.trating wlll double tax rates. He noted that copper. zinc on dealing directly with the But Dunn see.s an even and chromium are used in prob lem," Dunn sald. greater problem which is not plumbing fixtures and get into "Another thing that bothers necessarily dlrecUy linked le the system as water breaks me as an indi'Vldual is the fact the taxpayer's wioJlet. . ~e elements oot or the plum· that agencies like aurselves One of the biggest problems bing. And mercury ls used in a have le 1p rod u c e vironmental Impact &l udJes for everything we do. Thlt'a fine and I think It'• a aood kl.ea. "But the regional a n d statew.i(l.e_ agencies that hand out decisions like these ocean discharge standan:ls d a n ' t prepare any impact studies to ahow how their decision will affect other areas o! the en· vlronment," he said. · Dunn noted that one of the state b o a r d ' s recom· mendations had to do with the chemical treatment of wa11te products. The county di stricts currently use a phys ica l and biological process lo break down sewage before piping It fi ve mi.lea oU ihore ln Hw.- tlngton Besch. He "Id the chemlctl pn>c> a;s would require the u.tie ol a large amount of lime, which In itself would require ph ysical treatment at both the quarry site and at the tr.eatment planll. Dunn questlOnJI whether the power needed for t h e 1 e treatm.ents and the pollutiori generated by the creation of the pawer and the treatment process would equalize the benefit le be reaped by the different form of sewage treatment. METALS BOTHE~ HIM Lab Director Ted Dunn ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'· SPECIAL IUROPIAN-AMlRICAN IXHlliT ~ -. in sewage treatn:tent Is caused -•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ I by heavy metals which get In· to the disposal system. 300 ' RIGISTIRID ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS WILL BE LIQUl-DATED . ' -·. "l AM trying not "to look lecherous." Antipolluter Warns PU:rity Goal Difficult ''To say as a goal we would Jik& to have the highest use made of the waters of this country -swimming, fishing, full body contact -is fine," Ruckelshaus said. "But to Promise people that He noted that the dl1trjct of· ficlals long. ago came to the conclusion that the only way to control these discharges is to make sure they don't get In· to the System at all. Twe n ty -o n e specific elements had been identified by the district and with the cooperation of county egen· cles, the State Department of Fish and Game, the State Health Department and local Industry the district was work- ing on controlling· t he discharge of these elements at the wurce, the lab chief said. Dunn explained the primary HOW TO MAKE $MONEY$ IN APARTMENTS INVESTMENT LECTURE TAX SHELTER and INCOME BENEFITS FACT OR FICTION? • NOV. 30 • 7:30 P.r.t. MAR INA HIGH ICHOOL. H.I. •DEC. I •7:30 P.M.COSTA M!SA HIGH SCHOOL • D!C.2 •1:30 P.M.CORONA. DELMAR H.S. 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HOURS:Daily 10 to S ~~ssi:ie~now it's p.hr:ica~~ Girf Seeks Cqrporation. . ~~=~Y~!::.~ ORIGINAL ART WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM &67 W.161ti(8elWMnPIOCtntia '~) responsi51e." ·• · -... • 2192 Dupont Drive -... t • ., William D. Rucke lshaus, ad· ministrator of the E n v i ronmental Protection Agency, !CPA) denied in a UPI interv iew that EPA and the Wh ite H.ouse are at odds over pollution. "I do not feel that the Whi te House has done anything lrom the time this agency came into existence until now other than support our ef f cir t s ,'' Ruckelshaus said . Rucketshaus' comments on Float Ride lrvlne ,Callf.92864 COSTA MESA the united front of the Wh ite \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~33~·~3~5;4;4~~~~~~~~~~P~h~~~~ ,~·;;~·~7~l;f ~~~~~~~1t House and EPA contrasted ·with reports that top aides to A Co~ta Mesa girl is com· President Nixon, at industry's petlng for the title of "Miss urging, had quietly weakened Farmers Insurance Group" the EPA's clean air standards and a chance to ride in the and were now pushing for ll company's "I Love You "' "We have a much more enlightened approach on the part of industry to this pro- blem'"'today than we did two years aj!;o, much less JO years ago," he said. ". . ~ . This debate is being erroneousl y typified as an argument be.tween me and the White House or vested interests in the society, when really that Is not so." Ruckelshaus also sai d that It would be virtually impossible to"' reverse the pollution or water Jn the next decade to the point thAt it would be iafe for body contact. weaker water cleanu p bill Truly" float in the Pasadena than that passed by the Senate Tournament of Roses Parade. three weeks ago. Victoria Lee Hinaman, 1846 The EPA chief defended the Placen tia Ave., recently won administration's prop ose d the ti!le "Miss Fa rm er s changes in the water bill . He Insurance Group of Costa said the Senate measure, fi.1esa." sponsored by Sen. Edmund S. J\1iss Hinaman is 21, fi.ve Muskie. ([).Maine), mandated feel. six inclies tall a.nd has unrealistic cleanup go a Is blond hair and brown eyes. unrelated le public health She studies accounting at needs. Orange Coast College. The administration has urg· ;:::=========:;! ed House Republicans le push for deletion of a provision ·in the bill that would set a goal of eliminating all Industrial discharges into waterways by 1985, and require factories to have the best available anti- pollulion technology by 1981. KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in The DAILY PILOT Reg. 179.95. P1nncr11t-g11 dry•r. f•1ture1 four temper•turt 11ttlng1, porcelain finish 1op, ~ 40 minute timer, easy access lint filter, end~of-cycl e cool down. In white, coppertone, avoc ado or harvest gold. Solo prlc11 off1c~vo lhrough S1turd1y only! S1v1 18.95 JC Penney Shap from Sunday ftOOft et th• fo Howl119 1tor": NEWPORT BEACH, Fuh;o, loltod HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntin9ton Cent er u,. Penneys time p•ymant pl•rt. • Look for highest. interest ••• How do you mea!Ura a smile? At THE BIG M, although we 're almost a half billion dollars big, we believe per· sonal aervice 11 u Important assize. Ourtel11rs take a personal lnt1rn t In our custome rs. 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In the past decade. we seem to have moyed from characteristic optimism and hope Into pessimism and distrust of gov- ernmenL · Now a survey of opipion seems to indicate that tbi~ mood .bas been sapping ~-nation•s moral strenl!lh to the point where many Americans no longer care. if their nation is regarded as No. I in the worJd. RecognizJng ibis, ·Pr~sfdent Nix.on ~as said ~at while it may not be pos~1bJe to be fll'st in everyth.m.g, "once a nation ceases trymg to be No. 1, that.Aation will not be a great nation.'' _ ~ If the idea of being No. 1 in world endeavor is no longer important to 30 percent of Americans, as the aurvey showed. then the warnin~ flag is up that the competitive spirit traditional in this nation is endanger· ed. .. -" The United~States-bas long been the pace-setter f~r the world ib pri!ate eiiter£ri5e _{econg!fiiCs): 1!J•a~i· cultural science (with the whole world 1Jenef1llii:g), 1n · military science(a, protective · shie~CI for the fre~ world against totalitarian tyranny, and .in. all other kmds of technol9gy, il).cluding space exploration. While the survey. commissioned by the -Wall Street Journal, revealed a m,inority sentiment for "striving for perfection without worrying abou! what o~her pe<>~lt!_ are doing" more than 80 percent say they think the U:S. should ~ No. l in the specific categories of medical sCience, manufacturing technology, soc~a~ reform, g~n· - eral military preparedness.and world pol1t1cal-leadersh1p. More· than 70 rercent want to be first in missile de· fense or the uses o atomic energy, and about 65 percent want to lead the world ·in aerospace technology. Despite indications to the contrary, the survey in· dicated that only 5.6 percent are seeking ~onomic bene- fits and.ol'lly 8.9 percent are concerned with maintaining peace In r~lation to beine No. 1. in the. wprld. _ · ...... While ·emotions still .rule the ' nation's mootls,__aa.. they do in m'ost human aflairs.~ni'aturity o~f mirid }radu· allY following broader public ~ducatlon has Iarge1y re-: moved chauvinism as a faCtor of importance in public attitudes. This seems re.asonable. 1 It this is' "true, then• the esseritial soundness or the freedom-based Aiherican system .will once more prevail and release the energies ... d enthusiasm that J'ut the nation into the !erefront in the' first place an which will keep it there -detractors, debasers, anti·lree enter· prisers nothwithstanding. -- .Cause for Thanksgiving This day .of TJta¥sgiving can ·take various twists and turns. It can, to' the entrepreneur, mean that so me 8 mWion-Calilo~nia·faltene.d far_keys will go .to marl<et from Thanksgiving to Christmas: That's a lot of white and dark meat. And green currency. For others, though , Thanksgiving •till recalls .the Pilgrims and their struggle to find freedom by their lights • in a new land. They recognized a divine power to whom they· owed the debt oLco.urage.-spirit and de- --termination to set themselves free from tyranny in what· ever form. - The _tight .against tyranny bas by no means ended; tyrants are as virulent as ever in the world. But free people !VLIJ:!h~e ~an giy'L th~nk~ _1his d~:v . for .~h~ir own freeiiom -and pray for ffie aei1ver2 ' . heir en· slaved fellow men ,,ehind the Iron Or. Bam'iloo. Curtain- and in the prisonei-0£ w'ar camps in North Vietnam. . I -- Nixon's Treatment-at-AFL .. c10_ Con1'".entio.n. __ ~John-Sehmit.z'--P-rim-a-I-Me-an·..-· --..nio-- Meany' s Studied Rudeness ~!~a;,,:;11 Of 'Conscience' WASJUNGTON -In every small and 01ean way that occurred t.o him. short of slicking out his tongue, George Meany treated the President of th€ United States with studied rudeness at the annual convention of AFL-CJO. The night before President Nixon spoke at the convention in Miami Meany sought to persuade the ex- ecutive board not to sit on the platform while the President was there, but was overruled. The 77-year-0ld la- bOr leader made sure that tbe band usually br atten· dance vacated the ball s0 it would not have to play "Hail to the Chief'' when the President entered. Nixon was assigned in advance to tit in the second row of dignitaries on the platform. There was no an. nouncement of tbe President's an-iVat. He was treated as an unwelcome in- terloper to be listened to in cold dis- respect. as Meany planned it. 1 OF COURSE, the old man was afraid that tlie convention he dominates might slip rrom his grasp. He refused to ap- prove live television coverage which would have been O.K. with the White House. When, after his .speech, the President moved out to shake hands with some of the delegates, Meany bellowed : "\Viii the delegates and our guests please be seated !" When the President left Meany topped off bis insultingly rude attitude by announcing: "\Ve'll now proceed with Act Two." Meany is placing organized labor in . --~---~ Richard Wi"Ison . ; .... . . ) . --" . an uncompromisingly bad position by his incredible pretense that Nixon is opening up rel,tions with China , and Russja as a "stunt," that his a~I for1 cooperation on economic contiols was an "act" and that all Nixon doe5 is a maneuver for· reelection. MEANY'S BERA VIOR is reminiscent of John L. Lewis in .his dec l i n in g days of breathing fire in the face of Presidents of the United St.ates and seems endemic among aging labor czars who are !Olin~· their grasp. Lewis, as head of the Uruted Mine Workers, began to slip when delusions of grandeur elevated him abcive the presidency and projected hlm beyOnd the public interest. "The pUblic be damned," was the at.. titude of industrial barons of an earlier time and it is ironic that the labor leaders of the present time should be saying the same thing. For that is what Meany is in effect saying "The public be damned and phooef on the Presid_eJ).t, labor will have its way." Therefore · labor will fr6t cooperate with 'the economic" control maJ:hinery and will try lo paralyze it so that if thf': President desires action he wilr::li' forced to remove the P{!y Board's labor membership, Including Meany. If Meany can't force Nixon to do that, he reserves for himseU a decision on when to walk out. MEANY IS MOVING on the path . of destroying Nixon's major dome~tic l'Olicy, deriding his initiatives in foreign affairs, and defeating him for reelei;tion in 1972. John L. Lewis tried that in his time anH it did not work, but made LeWis look ludicrous and contributed to the general erosion of la~r's publi~ s~i> port leilding to the adoption ol restrictive legislatiOn. _ The way is made harder today by a labor.oriented, Democratically-con· trolled Congress where, the Senate Bank- ing Committee has voted to make retroactive the' payment of wage in· creases scheduled befor~ the price free~e. Thi! iJ, Mean}''s · immediate issue with Nixon but it is only the beginning. and if finally resolved in Meany 's ,!aver can onI)' result .:in f~er pressu re tactics to prevent any significant hold~own on • wig ... MEANY'S BEHAVIOR is puzzling lo White House staff members immediately concerned. They cannot understand what _alternative he has to effective ecooom.ic control which will halt inflation. They believe, however, that his ultimate aim is political, that he desires Nixon's replacement by a more manageable president and will do · everything he can to that end from now on. The President has ·accepted -this challenge with hi!i declaration in Miami that he knows what he can do, regardless of labor's opposition. and he will do it with the public's support. Under these circumstances there would seem litUe prospect of reconciling Meany.· Organiud labor will have to decide if it will follow the Meany Jeadersblp and risk the loss of public SU~ port which Nixon is confident he holds on this J ssue. Synthet ic Tu~f Argument No more mud. no more maintenance, far fewer injuries. These were to hf. the main benefits of artifi cial turf, first in· rtalled..in Houston's Astrodome in 1966 and now a fixture on numerous college and professional football rields. "Perhaps the· realization should have struck long -ago," William Johnson wrote in Sports Illustrated on Jan. 27. 1969. "that the j grassless gridiron. lu~h as a rug and • flawless as a hotel lobby, is indeed the football field of our time." Or is it? "This stuff," says oft.injured Chicago Bears halfback Gale__ Sayers, "Will shorten careers.'' Sayers was refer· ring to the artificial surface of Sold.ier Field, where the Bears play their home games. Bobby Bl"O\l.'l'.I· former trainer of the Houston Oilers. says that the dub last year 1Uffered 22 major injurie.s, "more than any other professional team, and 80 percent on artificial turf." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT .Ro?itrt N. Weed, Publish.er • Thoma.& K(evil,. Editor Albert. \V. Bates Editorial Page Editor TM tdltnrial p~ge Of the D8Uy PJl1>t. •ctks to inlorm a~ 5\lmu- late te9dcn by pr.~nllng,, thls new1'f*per'• oplnfons •nd rom- mtnlllltY °" topics or intcr~t and slpUicM«. by 11ro\fldln1 8 roru"'! fM 1N exprct$lon of our rMden opin~n.. 8 00 b>" prc5('ntln,; 1he cllv~ vk•point• Of Informed ob-~ &11d apokn_mcn on topics o( the,,.,, Thursday, Nove.;,ber 25, 1971 Ed itorial Rese arch ----~· '· , The question of whether synthetic grass contributes to · athletic injuries will be considered at the American Medical Association's 13th nationa1 conference on the medical aspects of sports. It is possi· ble, an AMA spokesman told Editorial Research Repo~. that the conference will take an official position on artificial playing surfaces. ' THE N'.\TIO!'IAJ;"FOOTBXJL"'Uagut Players Association already has done so. The NFLPA recently withdfew its en· donement of Poly.Turf, which covers the home fields of the. Miami Dolphins, New ~Orleans Saints, and Ne.w England PatriQls. Thal decision cost the associ•· lion money. It had been collecting S cents for every square foot of Poly·Turf in· stalled. Dr. James G. Garrick, head of the University of Washington's dlvl.slon of aport.s mediclnt, supports the NFLPA 's allegatlon that "there has been an alann· ing rise in player injuries on account of the increased use of artificial surfaces." Garrick told the House Commtrce and Finance SubcommiltH, Nov. t, thst stud~s he conducted showed a 50 percent greater risk of injury on artificial turf than on natural ara.!ls. -data and information from our customers indicate that severe injuries occur with less frequency on our product than on natural grass." · ARCHIE l\f ANNING. rookie quarterback of the Saints, no doubt would disagree. Manning recalls that he broke his left arm hist ye ar at the University of Mississippi when he reached out to brake, . himself and his haM. stuck to the AstroTurf. Other players complain that synthetic surf aces a b$Ol'b beat and " hence bliSter the soles of their feet and that the artificial · filament. can cause painful 9Cl'apes. _ Synthetic turf has turned out to have drawbt.cks unrelated to Injuries. The t:Jnlvtrtity of .tfenne11see-'-1-Tartan 'l'u.r.f turned black. The Orange Bowl's Po\y. Turf turned blue under the relentless J\.tiam.i sun. And on a clear day in San Francisco's Candlestick Park, 49er fans are rep0rted to have difficulty sorting out man, ball and Ast.ro!l'urf because of the glare from the blades or nylon grass. Dear Gloomy Gus Is It true George Me11ny will nar- rate the 1971 revival of television"s "How the Grunip Stole Christ. mas ?" " H. L. Tllll l'ttlW. ,..tltt" AU.r\' ¥lfwl, Mt ,. • .,,,,u, ft!otl' el tlot 11"*1~tffr. ltlld ,.....· "' ,..,,,. ,. flMmr out. otnr '•*· F. ~ene Troy of the l\1onsanto Co.! maker of AstroTurf, vigorously dispute<! Garrkk. "It is the consensus of team physicians, tra iners and orthopedic .surgeons that synthetic turf, or more specifically AstroTurf, does not ac- celerate. or extend the rate of injury," ~. \'3liUed. lie •dded that "to the oontrary 1 '-------------· .. Ma ilbox To the Editor: I would like to call the attention of the people of the 35th Congressional District to the stated views of their represen· tative in Washington, John G. Schmitz. Schmitz's "Weekly News Report" is usually an exercise in reactionary think- irig and fascist arrogance .. His report of Nov. 17, thoug'h, is really a new low. He discuises the "Higher Education Act of 1971," reporting tha! he voted against it. Schmitz doesn't llke federal aid to col- leges and universities. Such schools, he says, could economize by increasing faculty teaching loads to the "barely reasonable" 12 hours per week , or better, to JS -a$ in hi s good old days. THE PROBLEM JS that Schmitz understands little or nothing of education or American society in modem times. Any professor knows that he must, if he is to be effective, keep abreast of ever-in- creasing contemporary re search in his own field (let alone other fields ), and make a contribution -or his own ta knowledge in his field. This takes time, as does -and this is equally important -col)versing with and guiding students. In my opinion, coll ege and univers ity instructors could, and should, take their teaching seriously, and spend more time at it. Nine hours would not be Wlreasonab!e, and I disagree with the whimpering egoists 3.nd prima donnas who say that Jt would be. SCHMITZ, HOWEVER. is out of phase with his own times. He doe sn't un- derstand the enormous contribution of -the UC i;ystem to this state and th is country, and how it has e-0me about Nor does · he Understand his own (Roman Catholic~ church, the corrective for which, Mr. Schmitz stated some \ime ago, would be another "Inquisition." Congressman Schmltz's stand on many public issues has been absurd. I believe the people. of" this area deserve better representation than this, and will demand tt. next election time: , GEORGE W. KENT As~ociate Professor UCI Llteaa vltt" Co11pons To the Editor: A great big "Thank You" to all th;e . wonderful people of the Orange Coast who 'sent coupons to help a lady in Reedley, Calif. to obtain a much-needed kidney machine. \Ve are now assured that she will have this machine from General Mills Corporation. So many friends came to her aid throughout the state that she secured 300,000 coupons before the end of November. SHE HAD BOTH kidneys nmoved and has had to go to Stanford ~tedical Center three times a week for the dyalisis pro- cess, at a cost ol $600 per trip. She can now have this treatment at home . The cou~ns remaining in my hands will be uHalor a similar purpose when the-need n'Xl arises. We gel these calls for help often. Aga in. !hank you all. You were so wonderful. God bless each and every one. l Jove you all dearly. ~ms. w. E. COFFMAN L•l"'n '"'"' 'llMn ,,. wtlt1''''"· folOf'l'l'llltf wdlfh '"'"'" ~II.,., tltt1r "''"'''' Ill MO WOl'!lll OI" ltu. Tiie r'ftllt 19 ,......,.,. 111! ... I 11 Ill ltto:I If IUl'l'll!ltlt 111>11 I• f"tltf'ltll. All ltlltr. Mutt 111> c:lllff 11111•tur. '"' ml!l!lt'I •ddnu, ~ut llllMI tftlT Ill W[ftlfttlt ... tHWI! It tuffldtM-l'ft-II .,.lllrtni. , .. ,,, Wiii •I M ,wbll ... lf, ' ... Thoughts at Large: \Ve can do good with all our soul, but Dot bad with all our soul -this is the primal meaning of the word con· science." • • • It's odd that so many of the same peo- ple who are agitated about the "ri~ts" of the retut._in the mother's stomach and oppose the "mur-· der" of abortion, take so little interest in the subsequent welfare of the child after it is born into crippling poverty. unwantedness, or a social environment in which it cannot possibly thrive. • • • Man·s unique agony as a species con· sists in his perpetual conflict between the desire"tc stand out and the need to blend if'· .. • • All the outcry about "federal i;pend• lng" obscures the fact-that in the past decade the expenditures of state and local governments have risen many.fqld more times than federal spending, and with less tangible benefit accruing to the average citizen. • • -•I . . It's almost unbelievable that one out of every three "housing starts" last year in the U.S. was a mobile home; through greed and stubbornness, Uie housing in· dustry is changing the w h o I e demographic structure of the nation, and for the worse. • • • The poor and uneducated scorn and laugh at things that are foreign , while the rich and educated prize and praise them but both are committing the 11am1 !olly. that" of judging a thing by its ex· traction instead of by its intrinsi~ worth. • • • • Order that has to be miliiltained through for ce is doomed to ultimate defeat; only order obtained by consensus has survival value. • • • Every idea -P9 Jhatter. how good - that exists In isolation.Js a dllngtrous er· ror. • • • • The person who says "All moral laws are absolute" fails to understand the human predicament; but the person who says "All moral laws are relative" fails to understand the responsibility placed upon us by the human predicament. • • • The irony in our confused apd 1n· equitous tax system is that if "'e could "' possibly devise a tax system that would operate with nearly perfect equality, we would not need to pay half the taxes we do now, • • •• The paradox of pedagogy Is that the subject most "'orth teaching is character , , -and this cannot be taught through formal pedagogy. . -· . Youngsters enjoy each other because tlu!y are healthy together; oldsters for the opposite reason. • • • A man isn't affluent until he stops hav· ing a "good suit." Thanksgiving Remarks Remarks yQU're pretty sure to hear at any.big family Thanksgiving.dinner : "Isn't it done yet?" • "Do you·really think a 24-pound turkey Is big enough for 16 people?" "'I'd say give it l!it least another hour. Remember the year Bertha cookea it like raw rubber?'' "Give me a spoon- ful of that dres..-1ne:. ~ J want to see· how it's .coming &Jong ." "For the last time, get out of lhi11 klt-:-h-en. If another man puts a foo t in bere ' the rest of the day, I'll throw the turkey right out the window." "WHY IS IT turkey all the time on Thanksgiving? Personally. I'd rather have some nice plump baked chicken." "Isn 't it done yet?" "Fixing all the trimmings for a Thanksgiving dinner Is so mueh lugs and bother that every year I threaten it's tbt last one and ne1t year I'll ask Eddie to take me out'." "Oh, you never really will. That wooldn1t be any ful'I, Margaret . Thanksgtvlng isn1t T ha n k s g I vi n g anywhtre except at home." "Yes, I know. But it's still such a nuts'lnce, and the smell of turkey gets Into the draperies and stays there for days." "ALL THE MEN sre staring at the television set as if they were watch ing the Second Coming. Since when did-foot· baU becom• th• main part of Thank•giv. c~. ~~~~'~:-~J Ing? The _Pilgrim Fathers didn't play football. did they?" '"Isn't it done yet?" ''I think you"d -better slow down, Jim. That's your third one already, and tlJe da y is still pretty young.1' ''Remember. when all our children were young, and there \Vere so many of them that we had two sittings at the table for the kids before we could get a bite ourselves?" · ~ ''Well , ifs done and on the table at last! You men leave that television .set a.nd &it down -or I'll really throw the turkey out the window. Fred. you say grace. You're the only one who got a raise this year.'' -'; Bfi Geo...,e ---• Dear George: I can 't understand why I have read your column every day for the past six years. I'm no better off than I was six years ago. E1ac.tly what purpose does your colwnn serve, anybow? J. J. Dear J. J.: It keeps me l5ff the grow ing unl!mployment list. J, J., and ll!t'I not be nosy -do you wan t editors to staft wondering ~ same t.hina? I would hate to go to work. • L. 1'1. Boyd 'Wiyerside' aa~-· Tl'. .. ~ ' • ~ • . ,~ongWay' . ·' ' ' 41,.._ ut of money aptDt '~'Ale' 1peader-tWnk1 It went. ·.'I' Nobody ..... ·ever meut .. "To remembtr or lnvellt · '''W'•t be did wltli every ce,it." . . . " Robert Fmt . , .. <. ----<._ EJ:acUy when Mr. f.rost wrofe· the ·-toreK!lin& is un- lmown' but it was some years before Ole Intema1 Revenue Service gathered us all so passionately into the extreme embrace. Some scholars say money memory, like perfect ~itch, is an inherited trait. You've eilher got it or not If true, ciUzens consfitutlonally unequ.i~ to keej.· tract of cash can blame it On the .forebears. That's good news. ~,souls.._are a minority. Without '~ l•ult What's needed around litre' ii> mande-. !Dry bussing to the bank:' • .. - UNDERSTAND the..:only_prov.inc.e in the world that rai~ both pee._cbea and polar bears is Ontano. ' '· . • J TRUE, ALL roses are bisexual, but · disc~t quite discreet. ----:->.: . ~.; ·.· -THE-MOSCOW CAB-drlver-on-ttie--.verage · makes - more money than the Soviet Un.ion's typical doctor. · · NO EXP_§lll~ED wOod woWr..enr.Joined walnut witli cypress. WliY is unclear, but they tend to rot each other. A MAN THINKS he desires a lot of women, but really only ooe wife. A woman thinks she desires only ·one hus- band, but really wants a lot of men. Such was the claim of tbat student of th~ mind Kart Jung. IN CALIFORNIA, I'm told , there's a street ca 11 e d "Wong Way." It's in Wiverside. ---QUERY--Q:-liDjd-you know-every-fourth-human be.-- tng 1n the'woi'ld· is Chinese?" -A. Heard thaL Less widely known ts the fact that • every third chicken in the world is American. TELESCOPE HEEU on ladies slxies, that'a the latest - . Invention. With such footwear, a gfrl can crank her alti- tude up and down by as much as tw~ metes. d e p~t ~ d ~ ing on the height of her gentleman friend for the everung. Nilly. NEW STUDIES indicate the highly educated black woman ls .far Jess likely to marry than· the -wrote wttman similarly schooled'. However, when she does take.her hus- band, that scholarly black girl, statistics-show· she's more apt to stay in the matrimonial harness.- THE CRITIC -So who now makes the most convinc.. ing TV commercials? Edward C. Robinson. certainly .-•• U the rumon don't shrink Rock Hud~ the ·ra1in1s will. you can wager .•• Nobody, oot even Fagin, could steal a srene from Peter 'Falk ..• Do believe Big Al on "Laugh- in" is as appealing as cold rolled oats, almost ••• Can't · think of anybody with moi't stage longevitY,fJhap-"Victor ·• Jory, that tense old barnstormer:. TUE mGff fASIDON model who~rs;'.l(lr .rthte Paris "d,stuOte · d.esUmera -ear:nS the ~uiva ef~;'55 a•_ · Wetk' plus t~-riulflts of cloth~ a yefr1 .~~,;fa~ So it's . ; clear why mQSt of those· girls moonlight· at one-thing O! another. Bettina, the pl'9leg~ of the late All Kahn, and Irina Demick, the protege of Daryl Zan~ck, .and Capucine, , ule protege of film producer Cha~es ~eldman, each start- ed out-as a Paris model. In college, pe~lia~l~ enoug~. .none of them majored In thtir field. There were no crecht courses at that time in protege. AddTess mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0, Box 18115, New- J?OTt Beach, Calif. 92660. • Keys To Good Grooming • A delightful combination clothosl>Mh koy-ringf« 1 fldln' pine with stifling lilvtr hlncilo, Can bl Initialed for tho ""'°"" IOUch, AnJ>lducivo with H...,._ !'lain, $8:50 B.D.HOWES and SON llNJ.J!Wl.LE.llS roa. THR..E.E GE.ND.ATIONS ~llMIMI ... \'lo"*· "°' AHQO.r. .,. ..... __. ~ ...... i..i.-• .-. ....,,, • _....,. IAHTA ............. .__._IGOUM'Ala'la ....... &,_... TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ WJ Dar~ You · •• , Every Saturday , ' 7---- DAILY PILOT 7 --.. ' . shop frlday and satul'day 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. all stores , • ANAHEIM 444 ~. E11cll' 1714) 131.1121 • • NEWPORT 47 F••hlo11 l1lt11el 17 14) 644·1212 • -..... F. c.J-. • L A. • gifts for the traveli.,g. man - ~ . by dute If your favorite man trevels--Overnighf or over conti nents-Dente has ths perfect gilt fo r him. A. Diamond.cut box holds cuff lin ks, sluds-a~dctie-bors-neaily05.00 B. Handsome cuff link and tie toe sef in Its Own stud box, 5.00 C. C4r _vecu-metic for eesy cleo n-u ps1 plugs ea'sily in to the car lighter, 8.00 .Q .. Gofl/.funo shovo kit. 7.50 t, GJ>k{·tone c.r organizer lits com• pac~y into glove com partment, 7.50 F. Gold.tone shoe shine kit, 7.50 Mail .and telephone orders invited t Men's furnish ings " . CHRISTMAS! at · the ·hroadway HUNTINt;TON IEACH 1111 Edl119or <A11011110 17 14) 192 -llll . . ,Oll:AN&t , ·- Mill ef Oraflt-1100 M•. T11dl11 St. 17141 ''l•IJ 11 CEll1T()S 100 Lo• Cor1lto1 M&ft 121JI 160°0411. SHOP t 1SO A.Mi +. tft00·,1M. MONDAY THRO~H SATURDAY, SUNDAY 11 A.M. +. 6 ,,M, ' • .• ,, • . .., •• ~ -, , .. ~ Ii ··, ->'. '•' ~: • -. ' ,_ '\ ' .. . , .. ...,. • i I • • i • • • . • • ~-.. • ' . DAILV PllDT Elections Put Law In Place By ARNOLD B. SAWISLAX WASHING'!'QN (UPI) - ' There is evidence from the big city elecltoM ~lf'e wan- dering Jaw-8nd-order 'issue finally has returned to .a.. . . •· •• .,, "'· logical place in the political scheme of things . It seems unlikely t bat anyone -politician or voter -believed that a candidate ~p for President or the U.S. :.a Senate could really-do much to stop crime in the streets. ' l But in the late 1960s, when citizens were becoming alarm~ ed about rising crime rates, · NEWS ANALYSIS candidates seeking election to the highest offices ()f national and state government were busy offering solutions that ,_,__ ...--.---often-stopped-just L 1 ' l , · promising to strap on pistols •• and go after the muggers, b-u-r-g 1-a-r-s-and -rapists - themselves. The fact is that big Ume • -politicians were scared to death of the issue-and many •: felt they had to "pin od the • • sheriff's badge" to be on the •• right side . Law enforcement certainly does not federal and state go \'ernm e n t support, especially to provi de fwids to improt"e and-expand---local· police forces. and in the longer run to strike at the root causes ·of crime -poverty, ig- norance. discrimination and the other iniquities of society. . But the key to CQ ntrolling the kind of person-to-person •.. crime that has alarmed so many Americans is, a n d •' alv.'ays' was law enforcement at the local level. Neither rheloriC' · ".llor cash f r o m \Vashington and the state •, capitals will stcip hoodlums and junkies from rQbbing peo- • pie in their homes or on the lit reets. Mayors and police .. chiefs, judges and jailers are the people to see about this kind of-problem. , A few years ago, voters of · Minneapolis e I e c t e d a policeman to be mayor, ca us• ,..• ing some observers to an- ,· nounce the arrival of a strav.• ~' in the w:ind. And when Phila- delphia, the fourth largest city in the country, elected its former police commissioner, Frank Rizzo, to be mayor, the ; sa1ne observers decl2.red the " time had arrived for local of- , fic\als to get hard nosed about crime or face political oblivion. But such analyses of the •• outcome i n · Philadelphia, ,•, 'rhere Rizzo's "tough cop" im· age was the prime issue, and :· •' l • Clev eland, where another Jaw and order cand idate beat the candidate or retiring Mayor -earl Stokes, ignore some counter currents in what is nov.· claimed to be the political 1nainstream for municipal of· !icials. , Boston is an e x am ple . l\Tayor Kevin \Vhite beat Rep. Louise Day Hicks by a sizable margin . Law and order v.•as one of the issues in Boston and f\trs. Hicks should have pro· filed from it if the voters si mply v.•anted a candidate 'o'·ith a get tough line. ALL Of US WANT TO THANK ALL Of YOU by TERRY ,.GRANT. R.Ptr Any time ot year i! a good time to saY t!!ank you bu t it 1s especiafly appropriate ril!ht nu\v and--e.veryone In our 11harmacy ... would like to 1.'.0 fon rrcOrd with a great hit; thank you to all our good cu,,ton1Pr friends. \Ve appre- clat<> your having entrusted ' us '' ith your m'1licine and health-aid needs. _ '"'" \\OUld also like to thank all the other members .of this eon1munlty's health teem -docUJrs, dentists, J ello\V Jlharmacists, nurses, 11nd many oth<'T'S for the en- lhusiastlc spirit of coopera-Ton'>\·hich hns-re,otrea-1n ttiis city ha\'in~ •h" very ti ne.st of medlcaJ service. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CA.'J PHONE US v>"hen you need a. delivery. We \\'Ill de- Jiver promptly without extra charge. A JO'!?ftt many people tt1)' on us for their health IM!MU. \Vt: wtlcome reQUnts tor &-!Ivery 1 " r v i c.e and Wra:e 11CCou nt.t. ' 'AA" U DO PHAboACY . H1 ....,.,., .... , --h '42·1MI ,,... o.e1.,..., .. ' .. • --------·---Th11rsd11, N~mbtt 25, 1q11~ ---------------~ . 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But it still was.inked to Britain by. defense agreement backed by the Royal Navy's Far Eastern Command and an a r m y garrison and strong air force units. Now that pact has lapsed, too, under the stress of atrin· gent economy needs that have compelled Britain to car- ry out an all but total military: pullout east of Suez. · .The last British wmhips have steamed away from the strat~gic island with Sir Stam- ford Raffles, one of the pioneers of the British empire, persuaded-the Sultan-of Johore - to cede to the East lodla Com· pany in 1819. -Fii'Eastern Command hU closed its doqrs. Henceforth Britain's military "presence'' at what once was her proudest far ea.stern fortress has been slashed to a modest &hue In • new fJve-nallon com- monwealth defense force. The fo.rmer . defense pact, under which Britain was pledg- ed to rush to the defense of either Singapore or neighbor· !ng Malaysia, has been replac-1 c eel by a new agreement reach· ed In London last April • . Under this agreement, the five member countrie1 -Bri· tain, Australia, New Zell.Jand, Malaysia and Singapore - promised to c o n s.u J t Im· ·media~Jy in-case ol any ex-=- ternal attack against Malaysia or Singapote. But it stopped short of an undert aking to come automatically to the aid of the two Southeast Asian countries. Under the new agreement the former British garrison i~ Singapore has been replaced by a mixed brigade totalling about 7 ,000 men. It consists or J,300 Australians, 2,550 British and l,150 New Zealand troops und er a Brltlsh commander. Malaysia also will contribute 24 army .battalions stationed on her own territory and Singapore will contribute eight stationed on the island, _The n.fil'.aUQrc_e, also under _ a British orficer, consists now of two British, one Australian and one New Zealand frigltes or destroyers and ' a a Australian rubmarine. Later, the British con· tributton 91ay be stepped up to sis: frigates and one submarine alternating with the Australian submarine. · The air setup will consist of 44 A"ustralian Micage fighterbombers -elght1 of them based on Singapon Island and the rest at But• terworth Alr Base 1n weslero .Malaysill. Andy's Fun ' Ask any kid. "Ast Andy" ,Is l1ln. ~ n Sat~ ID,ll>e DAILY PILOT. I ~1 I l • Jf-D.(Jl'!J•!LOT QUEENIE . "Gooclness, can't you wait uDtil ·a person unwmCls before you &care them to death?" Part Time -Classes Looming . for Irvine Part time study leading to bachelors and m as t e r s degrees from the University , of California may be offered a( ill""nine campuses. including lrv)ne, as early as next fall. UC President Charles Hitch last \1'etk introduced Regents to the report of his I>member task force on the extended university. That body recommends the university launch pilot study programs next fall. The pro. grams would enroll upper ifivision -junior and senior -students and master's degree cand idates who would study part time. Classes \\·ould be offered evenings and weekends both on UC campuses and in neighborhood learning centers -storefronts in the case of the iMer city ghettoes or com· munity colleges nearby to rural arrll. The e:rteiided uni,·ersily con- cept, long sought as away lo m<n fully use the resources of the UC system, \\'ill begin earlier than next fall at UCI Dr. Patrick L. Healev. assis- tant .professor of develo~ mental and cell biology at UCI, noted one parttime study program would begin at UCI next summFr· The program. a masler's degree in teaching for high school biology teachers, ser\'· ed as .an example in the task force discuss ion or the ex- tended university. Healey said. In two summer sessions and one yeu of partlime stud_,._ about 40 teachers .,.,-ill refresh their knowledge of blology and earn a master's degree. Land Fee Hike Eyed For Valley Fountain Valley planning commissioners are backing a measure that would double the city's land development tees. The measure was proposed this summerl · bv· Planning Director Clinton Sherrod after a survey of other cities in the county showed that Foun- tain-Valley-charged r.elatiVely small amounls to developers. It was tabled \\'hen the President's wage-price free1,e l\'ent into erfecl In August. Currently developers of sub" divisions of four Jots or less pay SIO for the first tv.·o lolS and SS for each additional lot. The base fee has been biked · to $25, leaving the additional fee u is. In subdivisklM of five lots or more, the currtnt fee is S25 vl'lth an additional charge of two dollars per k>t. Theo per Lot fee 111·lll be increased to four dollars. but the base charge vdll remain the same ftr. iliese developments . Healey served as consultant to theta:sk-forcton extended university and filled in for UCl's delegate, Dr. Howard Lenhoff while he was on lea\'e in l!lt'ael last summer. ''I think this is a major step for the unh1ersity," Healey said today. Because the task force study l\'as completeaOiilY"two 111•eeks ago. the specific programs to be offered on a parttime stud~· basis are not yet known. Healey said one key feature of the propOsal that asmired extended degret programs or a similar quality to full time study. was faculty in- volvement. The task force recommends pilot _p_r,ojects-be'-devised by the faculty. "New programs will come through the same machinery as present courses do." Healey said The desimrresult is a quali- ty offering of parttime courses that is-·•·j ntegrated" -with the fulltime program. The following are some of the task f o r c e recom- mendations : -Part time programs wouli:l be open only to students capable of doing University level work. but new ways of determining. potential should be devised. -Programs meeting social, en\'irorunmtal .and h e a I t h needs of society would. have high pr iority. although present fulltime courses -0! study would be offered on a part time basis. -A college or division at each of the UC campuses wou ld be established to develop and administer part time study programs. -Existing campus facilities ~·ou ld be available to part time students in late af· ternoon, evenings. weekendl!I and in summer. -Learning. center!! should be established in existing off. campus locations throughout the slate and have space for classrooms. seminars. tutor.Lais, smal'I librarie.s and other fa cilities. -On ca mpus Ii bra rl es . 1 ab or at O"·'f-i·e,s ... eomputer facilities and other Jearninj! resources must be augmented for use by part time students. -Faculty must be responsi- ble....ior_cr_®tWn._ of e1tended degree programs, setting ·sran-- dards. wr iting co u r s e guidelines and supervising stu- dent pro~ress. . -Faculty should lnv'ol've themselves in teaching the part time couFSes "through a variety ot traditional and non-tl"aditional techniquelll of instruction." -.JM extensive program of academic and non-academic counseling ~Id be provided. \Vhile the task Joree report recognizes there will be cer· tajn -economies" under 1he. program, it nevertheless calls for "a n investment of risk capital" to realize the savings. 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Tom Sj>alding, - assistant chief technician in the SCCll radloloil)' depart- ment, 1:-rays are used for di.agnosls, treatment a a d 1peclallud studies. Diagnoals, b e explained, comprises roughly IO pereent of all work done. "Doctors get about two-third. my llmlt. The amount of radtaUoQ • paUent gets in a single dwt :r-ray is equivalent to what be would receive lying oo the beach -for a few hours." -. Nev~da's Hookers Fight VD • l ' • • • ! are able to diagnoM fractures, · ) ulcers, cancer, pneumonia and C.AR,SON crtY, Nev. (AP -' a wkie nnge of maladies,'' Nevada ~tut.es have been ~ Spalding said. He estimated tryin&.'..JiuL verereal. disease that between 80 IDd 90 percent per.ientatlves for about two of all patients admitted to months, buf officials say Its the hospital are sent to the too early to be sure it works. radiology department for "If you want to get any diagnosis. valid results at all, it's no fair X-rays, Spalding said, are peeking before · Christmas,'' used in therapy to destroy said Dr. John H. Carr. chief of cancer cells and superficially the state Health Division. "It's for such skin problems as • stUl too soon to tell." acne, fungus , and excessive Health oUiclals be g a n scarring. tesUng progonasyl -an In apeciallzed--s t u-d·t-e s , _.__an'tligram -toT-probylactic-- isotopes are lnjected Jnto against go no r r he a and various body organs aQd their__ syphillls -about September. flows traced with special among 90me 200 prostitut~s monitoring devices. •'The toiling ln Nevada's licensed more complex medical pro-brothels. blems can be diagnosed quick-Although Carr said coo~ ly and relatively easily with tlon from prosUlutes -the these procedures," Spalding test is vcluntary -has been commented. . good -the program has not In addition to utilizing the been' without its rough spots department Jor patient treat. and he was somewhat reluc· rnent , SCCH uses the ·tanttot.alk. radiology lab for training X· ''There have been too many ray technicians. The_scbool offers a two-year curriculum for young men 8nd women who have had previous t'Ollege work. The school ls accredited by the American Medical Association and the American Society of Radiological Technologists. "Magazines' frequently do scare stories on x-ray," said Spalding. "Even Ralph Nader was picking on as a few years ago." publicity leaks, too many pea:. .... pie shooting off their mouths," Carr said. "There are a lot of upset peOple and ( regret to aay we've caught a·lot of fiak. "This is kind of a personal thing, the whole problem generally, and .JP.any peopla are not above suggesting that perhaps all the: glrls in their houses are uslng It and therefore come visit us. There are just all kinds of ramilica· lions." "However, with all the safe- ty precauUoriii we undertake, The tests of the drug -used the patients get very litUe for many years to combat Taaiitioli:'' SpiIBiiii lddea~ --vaginal-irritation -and -as--a - S p e c i a I techniques have contracepUve -are expected been developed, _he_ said, .50 ~-end by~!! first of the year, that one-twentieth of the but Carr steadfastly refused to amount of radiation a s forecast ijle outcome. fonnerly used, can sensitize "The idea of predicting a photographic plate. anything iD something like this Spalding said he ls allowed is so mnote we don't even five Roen t I en 1 (radiation think about It," he said. units) per year. "U I were "What we hope to come up to get 4 chest 1:-ray evtry with is to be able to say that day for a yur, I would ODJy based on our data thla appears Mesa Park To Receiv~ Sprinklers Costa Mesa Park, the city's oldtlmer among p u b I I c greenbelll, is golng to receive an up-to-date watering system. City councilmen have 81>' proved a $23.312 contract with Landscape Services, Inc., of 1'-fonrovla, to Install automatic sprinklers at the 10-acre park. It is the only one of CoSta Mesa's 12 developed parkJ still watered by hand. Joe Jones, director of parks for the city, says the automatic sprinklers w i 11 allow him to free a workman for other jobs. It also adds to public convenience, he said. Now the park can be watered at night inste'ad of during the daylight when It is In use . Mesa Man Gets Post to have some merit and then go ahead wlth .some percen- tages and levels of com· petence. AU you can do is of· fer up this data and let the hot-spot statisticians chew you up or else agree with you. "You have to be very careful what you conclude. In fact, we might not conclude anything. Just offer up the data and say these are our resulls)and Jet the bright guys go to work on them."·~ Carr said it was not beyond reason to e:rpect that similar tests could be t'Onducted on other VD, preventatives. "If anything h a s a reasonable chance of bei.ig ef- fective we're perfectly willing to try it and if it warb, great If it doesn't at least you know it doesn't work," Carr said. "The curious thing Is there is a w~ of preventing VD right now and that's it everyone wed a t'Ondom. But this goes back to human nature. It's just a real difficult thing"to deal with. Youtve got the answer and the means are there but It's sort of like, well. if you're careful driving you won't have any highway ac- cidents. But we have a whole lot of them." Coast Student Robert Loemer, 3285 Iowa A. warded 11500 St.. Costa Mesa, has been 'II' named district chaitman for · 1 the NaUve Soos of the Golden Bruce L. 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War Ravages Etched l-l----I11Burlkr:V-ittaJ~I 1 I ' J • • ' AGARTALA. India (UPI) - The ravages af war ,.tready have become a reality In Jndla'• Tr l p ii r a territory, where shell craters, empty villages and the flat crack of r1fle fire attest to the situation along the border with East Paklsten. In Agartala, a border city of IO,IXKI persons and capital af Tripura, planes-veer sharply tn their landing approaches to ""°Id 1he anlper fire regularly directe<I at them from across the border. · The four dally passenger mgbts to !afety are reserved IOlldly for two weeks in ad· vance. In the crawded tormlnal bulldlng at Agartela, Tripura'• QniY airport, a mid· die-age woman ill told her fligbt bas been canceled. She -Into the folds " her sari. At Kamalpur, ane of at least two locationa -. Indian troops have croaed ·the Iro1>-. tM!r to attack gun posttt.om tn East Paklslan, streets ace deserted and the. 119lice statioD a n d government buOdi.ngl empty. The only visible, .I& habitants are stray doP. ocavenglng for food In empty !ha~ bub. At BelonJa, fl subdivfdon•I lawn once Ibo home iif J4.'.~ persolll, abope .,. lhu ....... Al much as 90 percenl of· the population baa fll!:bd itO belongings and beaded loo the tafety of Ille lnl<rlor. The only activity ls Indian aoldien and border defensemen fereying thelr n:hlcles across a stream lbat -the town In ball. The view here is different than the one In New Delhi, - where Delensa MlnlJler J.- jivan Ram told a crowded parliamenl this week lbat there would be no need of evacuating civilians from the border areas along East Pakistan. ' "The evacuation has been voluntary, but we have not stopped anyone frun leaving," said J·t ban Cbakravarthy, depuly.....collector_oL Bolonla subdivision and 1he official who estimated the extent of the town's evacuation at 90 percent. Chakravarthy said that mo!lt of the evacuees have moved at least four or five miles to get out of the range of Pakistani guns ,and that 15,000 of the guns, and that 25,000 of the subdiVi!lon's population of 137 ,000 now are in camps not unlike those that are housing East Pakistani war refugees. Tripura territory juts into the eastern border' of East Pakistan like a .... hitchbiker>s th-. and llJ geography has lnrned Into Ille ci>ckpit of the ~ MbO(ltation,. · ··Travel-bf f~rs Is nslrlcf<d In Trim but on lndW! rejlorler ts 111>1, to visit Kamalpur, 40 miles northeast of Apartala, and other ' areas where ff&btlng ha. Q<i:wed. . Empty ~ on the '.outaktrts 'ol lta1iiillllf ... •bow Ille marl<a wlleN ·1'..,stanl "Razakan", ot·. 1m\lltlamen. reportidly crossed 1be bord~r and· set" fire 'itt • houses . Mohammed AU, • farmer autside Kamalpur, said ~t 300 "bombs" fell In hls area alone. He was apparently referring to either mortar or artillery shells. Israel Military Chief Tough Leader in Battle JERUSALEM (AP) -The could use a knife." announcement that w l r y • Elazar coined a phrase that athletic Maj. Gen. J;)avid later became the official line. Eluar would succeed Lt. Gen. "Our task la to make life on ttaim Bar·Lev as military aur side of the border chief of staff IUrprised few tolerable, and life on the guer- Israeli.$. rill as' side intolerable," he For aevera1 years ."Dadu," said. now 46, had been considered Whe.n guerrilla action in the the most likely man for the north was a minor problem in jab. 1964, EJazar already was plan. He made his name p chief ning for the larger onslaught af the Northern command which ftMaly came. When from 1964 to 1969, running a lsraell attacks an guerrillas in Lebanon roused fears af war cruelling three-front battle "'ith Lebanon, he correctly against Arab guerrillu based predicted the Israeli counter in Ebanon. Syria and Jordan. action would force t be Sticking close to each dally i.e•·-··· n1 I lkirmish, he eiHOrUd bil ~ . governme 0 clamp down on the guegillas. troops to deny the infiltrators Like Bar-Lev, Elazlr waa any successes. "Success will born in Yugoslavia. Brought to only emurage them and make Palestine in tMO, aS a our job more difficult," he teenager be joined the Jewiab would say. underground Palmacb flghUng Elu:ar tntroductd the tradl-the British mandate army. tlon ol a champagne toast He commanded the Israeli each time an intruder was fomb thit captured .the'. Gaza killed or capluttd. U a border Strip both In the 11143 Arab- lettlement waa attacked, he Israeli war and in the 1958 was IOOn on the tpol, checking _ SinaJ.--campaigii. CJUt the amallest detalll af the In December 1969 he was iettlemmtl'I defense. appointed chief af operatlan11, . Be once berated an. elderly and bis luture 111 chief of staff lratcbman for firing "al the became a certainty. IUf!Tlllu from too great a' He ls married. with two aistanct, 18ying, "Don't 'fire gmall aons and a teenage ~Ul they are ., close you dau&bter. _. .................. '-"""' g~a "oi~ !ch~~ll ~-. BICYC~ES ,f QR THE MIRRll!ST CHRISTMAS OF FAMl~Y FUNI T. ~·:: 646· 7706 Item Ole• 1tfl ,_., 9111'11 1'11., t fl II $11., , II 4ll0 Kids Like to Ask Andy . ' ' -.. • • t 1 l -~ A~er_icail Di plom~f Cl"op Blooms THINK AHEAD! ..L WASllINGTON .(AP) f~ ""' Uylng lhla .bow. spread beyond !orelgn-affain. Ing develop!l)ent: 'MOi'e of the that of • I.e on d. c Ins Young ,._ .,. 1illlq that today's ,.,..., peoJilo minded college aludenl!, a would-be dip"Iomats thli year-diplomat struggling with vlW .,..., roally all thal tumed off lradltlonal aourct of jupior have chosen coaeular work and stranded tOwiJts while up In ~ llWliberl fer by Wublngtoo'ilorelp pollcy diplomats, to Include ,maQ1 -than 8111 olber spaclallzallnn "polltleal" offiettS sbapOd possible -. u U ,.s · and tm1 the anU-t . penn111 of(-campua ...,,. may . offered the entranta, broad U.S. foreign policy. Why diplomata. · . _11. ':' wave on' campuses la fading ' alttady be In oilier )iMs of Diflfnol leall are avallable • the lwlng to consular! "Tbesa Nearly a,aal\i.n appliod away. Wo<k. · , · • • .._,,.~ • W.1 -.. the are people who like to -eolve Int ") for the wrltjoa 11.S. Foreign But 'Slali Department Anil lmont aludentJ, 'l!'llirU! ;.w..io lolliiW.lla :prpblel:la, .wbo 11an1 to 'feel LAVISH HER W Service -to Ila lleld •. ii>c:nilW ·Jillm:Jf. sta1<1mii1 pi>llllcal oc"'jenco azil biSJOrY "'"1oplng bb,Jllrelgn4orvlco 1111~ are doing oOiii<C1i1iig _ FABULOUS PAKIS acroas the cO!lnlrY' .• e •I J" and bla ~ offer' aucb majon are no longer the stick· career: po 11 t t ca I, ad· pracllcal_and .uaeful, • sue· l y JEW I LS 'llY K.J,L. month, alste ~ of· cloWD-lo-ffrtliespl-u : out terpta for his recruilers; mlnlalrallve, ec<lllODllc><om &eats S1nteaman. 'J · •·• 1• flclals ·have reporfod. • -Jobi are banlir to flnil Sliiteeman added 'tn an in-merclal; COll8ular or the U.S. One outcome Is certain: C Ii ~ ·~·L ft Tbb IJ virtually -Jut thesa days. These fqrei&n-tervlew. He said theyare-Information Agency. 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NEi\l YORK (UPI) -The .. problem of the battered child 1n America is •1compleltly and _ totally _ollL..M._ control and r srowifll," an olficiil of Uie American Academy of Pediatrics reported Friday. Dr. John E. Alle11, chairman of the academy 's Sub- committee on the Battered Child, said 90clety shows few slgi\s of being able to cope with the problem. tor thili 1 nNM lhe aotttem1 11 ~raWIN u~ a tru-polllt 11atlenal l!"'ll!"'m aimed •I tklill!I 11- i>b114'en and jl!f!r IM1lllM calling for : ... -A network Qf ~Ml fiagnostic •go ' I J!I ; n I cienttrs to . ""' . tht ••tiny of 11\t · cl!ild. ,,_, would ~ ~~' oilc-1 way that al )lo · Iii! responsible eg~· ·~, ~ (!Ontrof" of the . . : tlreds. or cases W · i · II 1Uowed to rel~· ta , • vlronment in , IM! WP ~ l!atlored, he •¥tll\~Uy , . tl>und dead. -Prevention. This wlli In- volve commul\tty elforts to tdentify familiet likely to be .tJlvGlved in a \Hillered child {last, Dr. Allen ~ crl!is in- tervention "hOilliiq ~fil be wie 1tep. 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The Democrats still are haunted by the nightmare of their 1924 convention, though not ao vividly as the uproar which disrupted their 1968 con· vention. An old ruJe was still ,. in effect ln. lg24 whereby a ballots lo nominate Franklin two-thirds vote was rec:t1;lred D. Roosevelt in 1932-for bis at the !>emocratic convention first term and three to draft NEWS needed to no~i. can-agalnlt everybody, even dldate. tboq!J 10meooe mwfWln. 0 Over the byline of Cliflora .......-The. Ripon acenario goes like lo oomitulte a presidential Adlai E. stevenso nlli1!152. -ANAL YSJS candidate. That year, it took The Republicans needed sil to 103 ballots befort John W. nominate Wendell L. Willkle in Davis was selected to run W. Brown of lhe faculty of the this: .._ State University of New York Sen. Edmunt;I S. Muskie df against Calvin Coolidge. l!MO and thrte for Thomas E. First b a 11 0 t nominations Dewey in 1948 all other have been cOmmon since then, · nominees since 1924 have been es p e...c i a.! I y since the first bal!Ot choices. Democrats abolished the. two--The November Issue of the thirds rule in 1936. Ripon Forum, published by The Democralll needed four llberal Young Republicans of a Albany, a Ripon ' FCl'WD Maine wID. rtach the COD! the Ripon Society, ·speculates · article looks over the field of vention ln front with about about the possibility of 1 . actual and p o t en t I a I 11000 votes, 500 sboi't of a iv.•· ~mocratiC deadlock ln 1972. Democratic conttndtra and joritY. Jf he misses by the . concludes : .third ballot, he probably will It concludes that • real "Although aome posslblities fade. stalemate la unlikely but that are certainly much stronger Sen. Edward M. Kennedy ot a number of ballots may be than others, the odds are Massachusetts, who has aald PRICH IFFICTIYE NOYIMllR 26th, 27th KMART Will Bl CLOSID THAllKSG~VING DAY .r he will not nm_, then could move lft froQt, with another lhr~ ballot.I to build a -ma. jorlty. U Kennedy falls, S e n . Huberl JI. 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(AP) -"But although ' many old· another ra1d on :Blue Blaies. nuine n\oonshiners who use mash for wet.k~nd use whlle 1\K:ked away In a quJet llUJe timers in the Western "He flnalJy realized they &mninaUn1 corn 1prout1 that th8 real moonshiner doesn't mountain slen on the doorstop Maryland mounta.lns confe55 couldn't do much about It, have ~ a:round. run muh w\Ul it ts juat _right ot Camp David, the rustic to having operated s u c h since we were on federal pro-Also, be 1ay1, they time the -m11ybe 10 to 15 dayt. pre•identhll retreat In the moonahlnt facilities at one perty," he said. I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: CatocUn Mo unt a Ins , a time or another I Ment"r 1ays "I'm 1Ull known as the only CHRISTMAS TREES FROM OREGO'N!._· _ _, __ n1oonshlne 1tlll i• produclng_tbey b.ecacoLtuddenll.:....--li--=P-ark ~intendent in the _______ -~---_ _ _ 150 proof "white lightning " norant when asked lo set up service" 'ever n ra d8if Farm~grown for Highest Quality. every weekend with lhe bles-t.. one for the federal aoyern-¥~ntz.1:.ln~ay! :ns~~:~~ Decorative pine cones & \Vreatbs. Jng of the federal.government. ment. l'f:lish. BUY EARL YI National Park of fl cl a 1 s "It wassounu.u1I, Tl""'· The still attract• thou .. nds CO &S.T HIGH._WAY • M~c ,CR..uUR - hasten to asiure that the for the federal government, of vlsltors to the park every "' Gr .,., ""' 1 n whiskey l.!i not 'or presidential whiCh has been -runnlnK thein weekend. Coron• dtl Mir out of business for years, to Mentzer aays park n.rao nel l ·' consufnption, although the , a!k them for help ln' setting use yeast and ~R:ar n to ot Of§in D•lly from November 26. pungent odor of mash un-one up that they were veryf~p~r~e~pair~e~t~h~e~m~a~s~h~, ~u~nl~ik~e~ge-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ doubtedly wa fls over the suspicious of It," Mentzer mountain retreat to be Inhaled says. occasionally by VIP nostrils. He finally round 1 diagram -It's par-\-of a program-to for assembllng..:.lhe still..lli-a _ educate visitors to the culture magazine published by a high of the Nil country -a sort of school in Rayburn Gap, Ga., "llving history." by a class tbat_wu attempting Front DENMARK- , . )• . Bird's Eye View T his high altitude photo of.Long Beach Ha rbor, made from. 18,000 f~et cle_va· lion by Geotronics, details the development or the port Wl~h graphic clar1~y. The claw·like.!orms.._of e.icrs A. F, and J encompass t he port s southeast basin. The Queen A1ary is vis ible in its dike at r ight ce nter and Long Beach Naval Base is at left center. The vessels at sea are awaiting un~oading. New Leaders for Minorities 'The still, located on .a. site to prtsent 'the 'Cullurt of the knotf'n as "Blue Blazes" sou thern hiB;hlands as a class dup\lcates a sim ilar enterpri~ project. that operated on and off at the But though Mentze r had same · spot until Aug. 1, -11929, received bpproval for his pro- when U.S. Treasury agents ject from the Tr ea a u r y made a final raid a n d Department, he had neglected demoHshed the still a n d to inform Maryland officials. dumped 25,000 gallons of and . on the first day the still moonshine whiskey. wa.!I in operation an agent of So large was the still at that the state's alcohol tax division time that coal was brought in appeared at the park with two by truck ror the operation and deputies all set to make yet the whiskey was stored in 11~8;::========== vats, each hol ding 2 , O o gallons. The p(esent still has operating only about a year, although It has been on the site for nearly two . "When we decided to put 1 a still, it was sort of carryin coals to Ne wcaslle," say Park Superinendent Frank Mentzer. "J'm told that· there art 1till some stills operating ifoun here, 11 he said. Mentzer was able to obtain the still from Tennessee, where it had been seized by revenue agents during a raid 145 w. •~er 11~·c .. 11 M•• .....,,.1 - DINING CHAIRS 20" I 16" r.t• $55.GD ~-'FOR YOUR HOLDA Y "DINING Imported Danish PEDESTAL TABLE _ Htr1'1 I re1tly be111t:. ful P1d11t1I t1bl1 in h1nchomely gr1in1d l1ngko • te1k. "41 " di1. (21 20" lee .. 11. s14900 Raq $229.00 SEE OUR COLLECTION OF LIMITED EDITION __ PLATES BY OrNfort-H•Yll•11tl-L•llt11M ltyal C119etth .. ..,_ll11.1 & Gr111dalll P•rstr11ttd-l1mn.lllll at Cades Cove In the Smokey Jin 11ft L•I• 1.-, ••. 7J7·1'1f Mountains. o.:11n11d1 2MO I. COAST HWT., COlONA "OIL MAI 644-7140; Dally f :JO·S:JO; $11•11111.., 11-S l•itkA-kord ••ti l\tnW Chert-A•clilcrble Sought by Ex-Ga11g Member WASHINGTON (AP) -Ex· cept for his red shades and the afro, Warren V. Gilmore looks lilOre likITgov e r nme n t bureaucrat than a veteran of one o( the country's toughest street gangs. Tali. soft-spoken and polite, the 40-year-oid Gil n1ore is president of a Wa~hington-bas ed grou p called Yo 'u t h Organiza /ions UnHed. His job is ro coordinate lnncr.eily and r ural projec!s aimed at luring .. minorify and ghello youths '-from the street·gang life. "\Ve're est11blishing a coali· lion of minority you th ." said Gilmore during an interview at his storefront office a fe1v blocks from the Capitol. ··vou . know. blacks. Orientals, P.·lex- JCPenney COSTA MESA STORE 2300 HARBOR BLVD. i Spttl•I Molld1y Star• Hcur1 i can -Americans, Puerto You speak thei r language Ricans, America n Indians. because you've. been a gang Our goal is to identify the member yourself. potential leadership and send n1n -rural-areaSi-YOU go -to - Jt back to the co,mmunily." the church and ask where the According to Gilmore, YOU sinners hang out. · has established 381 chapters in "When you gel to talking ·- 95 cities with a membership a bout YOU, 80 percent of the !hat "runs between 3.500 and time, the gangs are hungry for ~.000." He said 350 street it., There's action. Di{tn ity. gangs "have g 0 n e con.' Self-respect, a chance to feel servalivc," meaning they ba ve in1portant without ending up In / turned from crime to com· jail." · "' munity enterprise. As he talked, Gilmore begliil A year ago, YOU received a to reminsce about hi s boyhood $400,000 grant from th e on Chicago's No rth Side. It Department or Health, Educa· ~as thc_re, he sa i~, wh ile liv- tion tind Welfare, plus 1 few 1ng beh ind an Ital1~n. grocery smaller grants from ,iirjvate · styre, ~hat he was ln .and out _ foundations . of music, drugs and jail. With this'. Gilniore hired a ''B.oona,.''. as th~ family call- staff of t3 employes, most of ed h1n1. JOI?\~ his first gang 14'hom were raised in ghettoes when he was 7. and know the street life. The "J 14·as arrested many times starr helps coordinate sGJf-help on ~l!Y· minor offenses. - progrBms for minority youth, sh~hrt1~g, purse • snatching, providing both financial and t hi ngs like th~t. My m.oth7r. technical assis!ance. \vould have .killed .me 1~f 1 d 'lOU's operation, Gilmore done any serlO\lll things.. . said. runs this ~·av : ~etween 15 and 18, ~ilmore ~ou go into a City ;ind i:o to said. ~~ became addicte_d .~o the worst se~tion or town. dr.~gs, har~ stuff -heroin. SUNDAY Where there's 3 ghetto. there's I went into the Army ~o 11 gang. You han,1t around the dry my~el r ou~. It .worked. I 12 liquor store j)ool roorn and met this office!" (and. i;ot IO 5 p.m. street corn~rs. You get to my.self to belie~e "thal th!s ~~~~~~~~~~~;k~nn;•;·;t~h~•~i~'"~ih·~t~hc~fr~le~a~dc~r~s., wh1~~ guy was interested in r me. Th•was 1950. or 21 vears and 30 pounds ago. TOday; "Boona'' is a $15 ,000-a-year exeeutive with a home in the subur.bs for his wife and fi ve children. Bul he still belongs to his old Chicago street gang, once '0The Vice Lords, \Var· riors of the Streets"; now the "Conservali\'e-Vice Lords." "We as older gang niemlx>rs have had to come up with some kind or model to leave a legacy in the community as 14·e move out to things like jobs, m 11 r r i age,'' said Gilmore. --~ " ~ • • ' -0 -, -.. Order n..Wfor assured Clnlslmu denvery. 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Crenshaw Blvd. THOUSAND OAKS, 244 Thousand Oaks Blvd. YEIHURk'3409 Tetegrap h Rd. WOODLAND Hlll.5' 22223 Ventura Blv~ SHOP 7 DAYS A WEEK• WEEKDAYS l O UNTIL 9 •SATURDAY 10 UHTlt. 6 •SUNDAY 12:!0 UNTIL 6 • F'R[E PARKING• F'RU DECOllATOfl SERVICE • f ll:EE DELIVERY • CONVENIENT llANlt '1'tltM.J.. • Is violence the answer? Only Coast & Southern offers saver~ all three: No. Tl doesn't sol\'c any thing. Neither is it \ inevitable. It is no-part or God, or of the n1an lie made. When prople tum to divine intelligence for guidance, they find solutions "'ilhout violence and replace anger with love. Jfyou want to do something about building a world based on divine Love.join us on Sunday. Visit our classes for young people up t o the age of 20. Christian Science Sunday School COSfA MllA, '"' C:"-rc~ el Cllll'(t, 1~1..,1i" 11M M"' Vlf'ft l>tf•t -f : II 1,lfl. 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"fleet" price and mobile homes and " motorcycles at substantial savings. The Insiders Club also provides big discounts on rickets to sporting and entertainment events ... plus a whole list of free services: safe deposit boxes, money orders, tr11velcrs checks, notary services and the use of document - duphcallna eQuipment. Membership requirement !or savers-$2,500 minimum balance. Coast borrowers now receive associate memberships entitling tnem to all outside referral services. Ask about joinlna at any Coa~t Office. MAIN Of'FIC[e f lh .. Hiii, Lot A11.1e1H' 6JJ·lJ51 Other offlc\a WILSHIRE 11 GltAMMlltCV n.ACI : 3933 W1l1hire BIYG., LA.• J Sl·l 265 •U.. CIVIC CCNTtlt< 2nd .. 8ro1dw1y • 626-1102 HUNTINGTON l l ACH: 91 Hun1h•1ton Cent1r • (71•1 l97·HM 7 ' •SANTA ANA LOAN SlRVtCl AGlNCVe 1905 N. Meir> SI. • (11 4) 5t7·9257 SANTA MONICk 711Wll1hlr111\ld. • 39l47t6 SAN nOftO! IQ!h .. 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Weighs only t oL Produces 30,000 RPM. No. 260 Moto-T"°I only ...................................... fl4.tS No. 261 Moto-Tool Kit with .M acc.,..rln DOl'T MISS THIS ancl c••• •• shown ................................ $i4.tS I I I ! • ( ., 1 ·-Ja DAILY PILOT • ........ :i\lrlO I JI"' f~A~KfO~ f~ 1"~E IMCRtA~E IH NCALT~ fOOO AOOIG~." c.~iniinals Aided , Says Mitchell CHARLOTTE, N.C. (A PI - Alty. Gen. John N. Mitchell said recently more permissive attitudes in American law en- forcement mark "a thro w"bas:k to a time of chaos in human· affairs:'' And behind the n e w permissiveness, Mitchell said, are fanatic revolutionarIBs-and recent oourt decisions favoring defendants. ''There has even emerged 2. whole new type of criminal," Mitchell said, "the fanatic revolutionary who kills with bombs and incendiaries, \\'ho ambushes p o I i c e , who burglarizes pu'11ic files, who inflame! mobs to violence. "At the same tim e , criminals old and new have more legal weapons to help them escape conviction and c<lrrection than ever before," be said. In a sharply-worded-speech _ prepared for delivery before a Law E nforceme nt Ap. precia tion Day .gatheri ng in · Ch arlotte Friday, M i t c h e 11 cited v.•hat he said were some examples of permiss.lveness: -Criminals 'vho b e I i e v e they can commit crimes and avoid punishment th r o u g h legal loopholes. -Draft dodgers in Canada Who renounce their citizenship but believe they can return to the United States as though nothing had happened. -Rioters who believe thfy can dt violence and escape ar- resl. -Revolutionaries who th ink they can commit murder and other crimes and stay out of jail by crying, "political prisoner!" Mit che ll said more permissive approaches lo law enforcement are welcome by Mme as being mOre liberal or progressive. · "In my opinion it is nothing of the kind," he said. "It Is a throwback to a time of chaos in human J1ffairs. -. "The history of man's pro- gress has been measured by his Willingness to accept the world of law, rather than of brule force ,unrestrained by law." ... Noting a decade of rising crime rates in America. J\litchell said reforming the prison systeni must take top priority. "The state of America's prisons cbmes close to a na· tional shnme.'' he said. "No civil ized society should 3\low it to continue.'' ?\1itchcll said four of every five felon ies committed in the United Stale5 are the "''ork of romeone v.·ith a cr;minal record. Decora tion Pri zes Set In Valley How are you al decorating your house for Christmas? Jf you're any good, you could be eliJllhte for a prize in the serond annual Fountain Valley Christmas Decoration Con1est. Deadl ine fo1· entries is Dec. 4 at city hall and banks located In the city. The contest is sponsored by lhe Chamber of Commerce. Prizes will be awarded on Dec. 12 In several categories. For .residential entries, win· nera will be picked for the most re:ligklu.s, the be .s t Christmas scene, the most unusual and the Santa special. Categories for businesses are best windov.· dccoraOons, best Indoor decorBlion, hes\ outdoor decoration <lnd best decorated shopp1n1t ~nlcr. -Ther.f 11.1 be a j!pecial award for the '"cooperative neighborhood decorations. Further inforrnatkln can be obtained through Mrs. Marilyn Empting, 8.11·1136 c: Mrs. Eva Hinz, 839-7291. • HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW STORE AT1 30222 CROWN · VALLEY PARDA¥ ~D HILUIUIST IN LAGUNA NIGUR • No liquor •f the• Weitmlmter, Vlll•e-Centtr, B.ath llvd. at Atl1nt1, Adlm1 •f Brookhurst StorM. . " $3495 $399~-Y-I 4-Ft. Bookcase Reg. $16-' Swag Tulelamps or-Credenza_ SAYE $7.19 o.ri.-t ...... herf ,,.. hiGll. 11Y:z" dHp ·r .. rc•-111 booliccue wit~ glo. - -· .. ::;-,::,:,'.'.';',~s 199 16" dffp. 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I d iQ•M 6. p11lj. -R of vlrgi11 I ocryl~ hi · foMY' stikhed eoblo &. I CR>C:het patl••- White, Yellow, 1 Ora1190, Purple, Red, Gold, 11110 1 , ,, J6. Women's Gift Sweater Jackets ,ef 100% Acrylic . $688 3 ,._ 1tyl1H with d11b llOtdted collo11, -rty pod.t .. b-d1ttlg .... full fothion.d, ltripe1 & tolich, 36-40. S-hl., lxclti"' Afoot for Ctlri•t•• Mlssis' Hl·Plle Frosted IHls $'246 C"'l1 6 twla Jtf.pll1 .ctylK pl'"lt boot with t111hl0Md l• to!... I~ ptM:, ll11a, OrM~. Ooll:I, • .., ' Yall.,..colarL ( ' I ~ ' . ~· .. ' I . DAILY PILOT JI) I • , I , ' DAILY ,ILOT 11•11 rtiei. A Lo11g Way Vp Firemen at Orange County Fire Department's Uni- versity Station test new aerial truck that will go into se rvice at the station Dec. 1. Truck co st $83,- 600. It is being assigned to l:lnlversity station bf-" tween UCI and Turtle Roc k because of multi-story buildings at the campus. Test Your Behavior: Wall{ Li11e, Taste Cheese NEW YORK (UPI) You're told to walk along a straight line. You encotfnte.r a chair on the line. Now what do you do? You can walk around it, kick it, lifl.il out of fhe ""ay, crawl under it. climb.over it, sit on it, carry it with you or -stop trying to wa lk the straight line. • The straight-line-with-cha ir test, believe it or not, is part of an Unusual pre-admissio n te sting procedure at Oakland Community College in Detroit. The test iilso includes cheese tasting and listening to dif- ferent types or music. The unui;ual tests aim to Identify the i;tlident's learning style and approach to problem solving. The inte nt is not only to measure such standard items as reading and mathematical Ability, but also to evaluate decision·making and s u c h abstract ideas as "the sixth sense '' (pro prioceptivity), staged behavior (histrionics). ph ysica l coo rd l n at i o n t kine~thesia) end knowledge of nneSE>\f (psyne!ics). Observations and t es t resuHs are processed on the school's compu ter. and cor- related in!o a "co~ni tive sty le map·• showing the student/s characteristics and aptitudes. The map is u~ by the SIU· dent and his teachers to choose from a va riety of study methods in courses r;i.nging from social science to chemistry. Some 30 percent of the faculty at the 15.000 student school is involved in this new approach toward better understanding an lnd ividual'-s co5::itive and res pons i ve sty! Amo th e different ac- tivities available are videotape repla)'s of lectures, seecial youth·tutoring·youth seminars, totally independent study, pro- grammed textbooks, rap sessions with faculty members and traditional 1 e ct u re. discussion meetings. The cognitive style approach used at the school applies to many areas beyond education. according to Dr .. Joseph Hill, president of the school. He believes that such a program may lead to better rehabilita· tion methods fo r drug users and youth:{lffenders. ' "Cognitive style" education has been a success at Oakland C:Ommunity Co I 1 e g e, if ordinary tests mean anything. Student performance, such tests show, has improved from a national average of 50 per- cent in course study to 87 per- cent. For the first (ime this year the cognitive style approach to edu cation has been adopted by tl)any elementary and sCcon· da ry schools in the Detroit metropolitan area. It is being put into action in other school systems nationwide. Hill explains that each in· dividual has a u n i q uJe ''cognitive sty 1 e ' ' that describes how he make s judgments, reasons and reaches decisions. ·Date Cha.nges Urged- Huntington Meetings Running Late · After a ·series ·of late-night conflict with : the planl'llng that a serJee of off-~genda city ·council meeUnga, Jlun. commlsaion," Jones said. •·1 executive sessions and lengthy tlngton Beach Ci ty Clerk Paul think the public and the coun-comptents by councilmen at Jones ill suggesting a change cilmen would.prefer to shorten meetings a~a responsible for ·or schedule ror the council their meetings and continue Iha early-morning sessions. and plaMing commission. them to the following night. "I ·think we can cover the He Is recommending in a 'The way things have been ai:ienda If meetlngs are handl- memo forwarded to coun-lately, with meetings g:>ing lo ed the way they are· supj:>osed cllmen and plannlng com-1 a.m .• it1s been a strain on to be handled ," he said. mlss.ioners that the planning everybody.'1 "There's no purpose in ar- commlsslon meet on Wed-At the last council meeting, ranging for the council to ne1day evenings Instead of Councilman Al Coen walked meet Tuesdays, too, unless the Tuesday.-lf'hls WOu1~ allow the out at 11 :05 p.m. after r"min· first fault Is corrected." cltY council, which meets on ding fellow councilmen tha t Usually the public hearinp Mondays, to adjourn to 'IU~· .about lll months ago they had do not begin until 9 p.m. day evening if lhe elected of· Imposed an 11 p.m. turlew rJthough they are adver1{2e1 ficials are unable lo complete on their meetings. Councilman for 7:30 p.m. The council the ir agenda. Norman Gibbs also has left meetings begin at •:30 p.m. Both the councll and plan--couocil meetings at 11 p.m. and conUnue to 6 p.m when nlng board meet in the council. in tht past. a l 1i1·hour dinner brtak is chambers on the first and No chi?i"ii In the meeting ·taken ·before tile eve-nlng third ... Monday and Tu esday ol schedule ls likely to be mAde session. each month respectively. for a"while, however. Mayor The p1aMing commission Jones explained that the city George t.fcCracken believes meetings begin at 7 p.m. does not have the racilitles1;:============::::;:i:::::::::====~:; for both bodies to meet on the same ri ight and pointed out that some residents like to attend both meetipgs. . Recently council meetings have been running until 1 a.m. and have often been adjourned to the following Monday. "Ri~ht now the councilmen try to finish the agenda becawe if the y adjourn It Is for a week instead of to the following night because of the Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DAILY PILOT -- A re y<)L the pcr-;on y<)U wa nt t<) be'? Come 101his Chri"s1ian Sciencc.Lcclu"' · "ARE YOU RESOURCEFUL?" •Y •oy J. Llnnft, C.l .S. T11ndcry, HoHmNr JO . 1:00 , ..... SECOND CHUlC" Of CHRIST, SCllHTllT !lot ,.lt lllc Vlew Drl\lt, CtrMI ••I Mir CLOSED THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING OAT COAST I MUSIC invites you to attend ALL STAR ORGAN -CONCERT featuring YAMAHA, THOMAS, & CONN ORGANS Tuesday Evening, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. ' THE NEWPORTER INN <Monte Carlo Room) 1107 Jamboree Rd . <Near Coast Hway.J Newport, leach ' About to pu rchase on orgcn for your home, but confused by the many claims? Interested in having your question s answered once and ,for all by hearing three of th e finest organ lines of today demonstrated live by three top or,gonists? Coost Musi c presents, on All-STAR ORGAN SPECTACULAR featu ring RALPH WOLF for Thomas Orgons. TOM HAZEL TON for Conn O rgans, and TURLEY HIGGINS for-Yamaha Organs. Admission will be strictly by ticket. You may obtain yours now by visiting the organ deportment of Coast Music, at .1839 New· port Blvd., Costa Mesa. There is no charge for tickets, but due ta. the limited number of seats, it would be appreciated if adults only attend this event. 1 Wt think you will thoroughly enjoy this unusual approach in the presentation of comparative organ feclureS. Plan to be there! Admlulon by ticket only. Door Prl.zes COA-Sl-MUSIC-SER-V-ICE .1839 Newpart Blvd., Casta Mesa 642-2851. Tires At Bargain Prices If wt d1011hl 1tll •11t •f i•11r 1\11 • "'nih•thttk" wlll lit h1111lll, •11uri11g 1 l•ltr •livery 1t th• 1lllw1rti1•lll prit•. •tkijtt!• < SPECIAL! \ SNOW \ CHAINS I \IOODVN&l~ POLYESTER& LTED-6LASS OOblVVm~~~~ DATSVN * TOYOTA- 5.60x 15 """" * * * Major BraJce Job lnrlude•: ••• * * * --' ~ * NIW DUAL Fll(TION LINING INSTALLED ON 4 WNIELS * llllUILD ALL WNlll CYLINDlllS• * TUIN & RlSUlfACI ALL4 DRUMS * lll'ACIC FRONT WMlll llAllNGS * ILllD All UNll, ADD llAICI fLUID * INSl'ICT MASTll CYLINDll & lllAICI NOSIS *NEW BELTED W·l·D·E 78 SERIES * DOVBLE GLASS BELTED * POLYESTER 678/15" Whilewoll Tubeless Full 4. Ply Tires f , F·i1"· Fits: F"•- "" . ("-8/l4 J995 ·~·2 95 5.60x15 J 795 ~i:!Jg J 8!15 ifs11s -E/8/!4 0 F78/14 2J95 G78/14 2495 H78/,14 2695 I 29es l"78/15 G78/15 H78 J5 L78 15 All of this is by way of mak- in~ the learninR process more individual. Once the map is made the student may check In at a "prescription Ct!nler'' instead of taking the courses planned for every student. At the prescription center the stu- dent may tailor his education· al program to the st}'le most appropriate for him . •·t'or example,'' he said, "a .. categorical thinker i~ someone who wants everything lo be orderly and in its own place. 5.60iil3 12 ·~.~ .. : 11 ...... n * ___ _,,,,.,,,.........,,.,,..--* .SAV~•7.00 ·* Alignment! *ARC GRIND llAKI SHOii * INll'ICT GlllASI SIALI *fl(( ADJUSTMINTS fOlt Ufl OF LINING * ltOAD TEST FOi IAFITY •""•rk c. lll•••e Will Ner ne IA!•• Tit•" A !•f• •r•ke , .. ,, LEASE or He might have a hard time at a modefn art exhib it but might make a very good ac· countant.'' BUY ••• 262'1 HAR801' ILVD .. COSTA MESA • MO·M» • • • 95c Reg. ** . •7,95 * * * * Witll 2 Ti11 l'unlto1• f11!1 Si1i U.S. Catt l11d11d•11 Ctrt~ti"I c•1t•r. • .,.,,'It••· lt•·lll, wh111 11t<tl• 1 1nry. l11dud;119 a ir co11ditio111d 1•11 a. Chrytl•• Toni•11 l or, * * 1395 7.00x l3 8.25x15 7 .. 1,-,t:I •' Fill: f:<H/14, 8.2.'ix l•' Gil /I". GiR/IS 1695 R 5-]4 Flw ·· ·~x 111a1is 8,5.lx l5 Hi8/14 1995 7.0llx13 f;11: C78/13 alackwol l11ch. + $1.11.5 F•d. £11. Ta~ }"iu: J78flr; fl1.1: L78/IS 2195 * ** .; 1 •• 11. + 11.76 to S1.96 '•d. l•. To• ... BLACKWAll S2.9S LISS CLOllD THUkSDAY, THANICSelYIH• DAY 300~ HARBOR BLVD., COSTA .MESA CORNER of BAKER and HARBOR -PHONE 557-8000 Serving Coat• ltJeao-Nelllport B~oeh Area GARDEN GROVE 14040 Brookhurtt-530.3200 I ANAHEIM-BUENA PARK I 6962 Lincoln Blvd.-126-5550 FULLERTON 1321 Euclid-170.0100 OPEN SAT. & DAILY 8:30·9 • : • OPEN SUN. 9 ·6 Tires I . ( ' " . ' -- Thufsllay, Novtmt>tr 2!5, 1971 (}, ).OPE N AND ; CELEBRATING ~ichard's Market Imperial Hardwire Guild Drug The Fringe Benefit. Sandcastle Gifts Newpo_rt Stationers Magic Mirror ·~ Cameo Cle1n1rs Flowers by lw1orri Children Unlimited Shell Oil Co. Macnab-Irvine Realty Caldwell's Candies Howard's Nutrition Southern California 1st National Bank " Coast > . .. ~·H i ghway Sa11 JOC1q11i• Hitl1 Rocid "' Jm-io.fO~, --t :r -- Moc.Arthur l lwd. c: "' ,, .. r < -Newport leach .. !" F 'I Newport • > <( Center ·5AN JO AQUIN HILL 5 ROAO ' .I -HARBOR Big 4"VIEW-.. CENTER Canyon . NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA - ---OPENlNG THE N-EW • Harbor ·iew-C8nter • ON SAN J OAlj)UIN HILLS ROAD, JUST EAST OP MACARTHUR BLVD ., IN NEWP ORT BEACH - FREE TICKETS -ALL STORES -WITHOUT ·PU·RC MASE FREE WEEl\LY PRIZES 1. ' -J·. ,,. I ' . . FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY NiOVEMBER 26,27, 28 ''Artiste De La Rue'' . _..., PRESENTING ON OUR MALL ARTS & CRA FTS WITH A SPANIS·H FLAIR FREE MAJOR PRIZES Weekly prize winners do not have to be present to win. New numbers are posfe~ every Wednesday. Check your ticket numbers onytim·e dur· ing the week, Wednesday thru Tuesdays. {... : WEEl\LY -PRIZES NOVEMBER 24 THRU DECEMBER 1. SPANISH GAltEON RADIOS PL1JS MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS PRIZES To assure all major prizes being . claimed, the only time you m.ii.Jt be present to win will be the evening of Wednesday, Decem· ber 1, at 7:30 p.m. It will be a gala event FLY .~ Westem Airlines ~-. ' To-MEXICO ... \As- ..... ,.. Harbor View ' CHECK YOUR TICKET NUMBERS POSTED IN ALL STORES ANYTIME DURING THE WEEK -WH.EN YOUR TICKET NUM.BER MATCHES-CLAfM PRIZE IN THAT STORE .. TEN , MAJOR· PRIZES FLY AMBASSADOR SERVICE TWA to SPAIN· Ambossodors As Our Ambassadors . . . you wan t want to miss. ' F:tY AIR CALIFORNIA -Re~v:is~it~R~o:ut:e~o~f ~C:_ort~e~s-:'~--c~on~q~ui:st~a:do:_rs. L _____ ..;;;;::::;:;' ::::::~~::---~~=T:o~R~e~tr~ac~e~Ex:p:lo:re~rs.::::_J SAN FRANCISCO From Vera Cruz, Mexico, Acapuico. Cortes, Cabrillo, Portola, Serra WI N FREE PANASONIC STEREO Cassene . l J Player /Recorder AM·FM Radio Record Changer WIN FREE SKI OUTFIT Complete With Skiis ' and Beginner Lessons H Needed WIN FREE • 13,000 PESETAS 2,500 PESOS 100 REALES WIN FREE ' I --" i MacGregor A , 15' VENTURE v\ CATAMARAN L With Mainsail and Genoa Jib ' ' • •• \ \ -+ ' ; • J ' • Jt · Cast! Betp 1or 'Judolph · kiddies and let them see Santa while a memorabJe color picture is taken. It's so methin g you can se nd to membe rs of yo ur fa m.i I y, <i> r, just put in the fa mi I y scrapbook. Santa will give away hand puppets to a ll you ngst.ers each and ever.y day. Our Christmas Hours are 9:30to9:30,Sunday12to5P.M .. Thi s year at South Coast Pl aza, San @_ arrives via our Carousel horses. Visit • the ·"G.randest Mall of All" ·tomorrow becau se Santa arrives first thing in the ' Dilly l'llol South Cont P1111 s.ctlon • Thurod1y, Nov. 25, 1'71 , , _mornin g_ at 10:00 a.m. You'll find him in his Santa House located in the Car- ousel Court each day aritil Christmas from 10 :00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Bring the OVER 85 FINE STORES AND SERVICES ••• DEPARTMENT STORES' •.. May Co. • Sears• WOMEN'S APPAREL ... Albert's Hosiery• Alroe •Martin Beren's • Chrla' Fashions • Finn's• Gene's• House of Nine • Hubbub• Judy's• Lane Bryant • Lillian's• Joseph Magnin • Marlene F!lbrique •Miss Hawaii• Sabrina •The Wet Seal• Young Matemity • Zelia'• Casual Fashions• MEN'S APPAREL ... Carat's • Chasin"s •Gentry, Ltd.• Grodin's •Harris & Frank • Prep Shop• Rebel Shop• Tie Rack• CHILDREN'S APPAREL. .•. Bergstrom'• Baby News • FAMILY SHOES ... Gudes-Barnett • Innes Shoes • Thom McAT.1,.WOMEN'S SHOES ... C. H. Baker• Cameo • Field's • Joyce Shoe Tree • L.eed's •CHILDREN'S SHOES ... Cabot's • HOME FURNISHINGS •.. Golden Needle • House of Fabrics • Knit Wit • Singer • Udoff's •VARIETY-DRUGS .•. South Coast Drug • 1'. W. Woolworth • JEWELRY-GIFTS ... Chic Accessories • G_alleon • Jewels by Joseph • Keven Jewerers •George Murray• Pace Setter• Raj of India • Raj lnternation,al •Sunset House• Welsfielcra • FOOD-CANDY ••• Hickory Farms• Lindberg Nutrition• See's • RESTAURANTS ... Harvest House • Kaplan's• King's • LePetlt Cafe • Riviera •'SPECIAL TY SHOPS ..• A La Card • Cline's •'Decorator Line• House of Terry • Pickwick Bookshop• Rooten's Luggage •Sports Plaza •Tinder Box• Toy Center• Wallichs •Winstead Cameras• SERVICES ..• Bak Portrait Studio • Better Berbers• Crowning Glory Beauty Salon • House of Tailoring • On the Go Travel• Optometrist• Peter Pan Beauty Salon • FINANCIAL. ... l>,vco Savlnp & Loan• Bank of A111erlca •Crocker Bank• Fic_st Western Bank• Housef\old Finarce • Pacific Savings • U.S. National Bank • Tl'jEATRES ••• South Coast Plaza I' & II T~eatr-. • ' • • • " I I I I . Bayberry Candles A scent sure to brin~ back m.emories of old· fashioned Christmases will be produced in the lamp and china department of Sears Costa Mesa when hand.dipped bayberry scented candles will be made especially for the holidays. Demonstrations are icheduled-for 16 to-9 p.m. on-Friday, Dec. 3, and_ from 11 :30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 4. Bright Doorway Says 'Welcome' to G-uests Doe! your home 5eem to reach out and uy "Welcome~'' t.o holiday vistora? Or doe!! it turn a cold, cJOH:d face t.o the worl d? Even without Christmas trimmings, a bouae that has a gracious entranceway with a wood paneled door radiates a friendly .greeting. pedime nts, fanlights. sidelights and pilasters to go with Colo- nlal, provincial or contempor- ary homes~ The choice of wood panel doors 1.9 complement the new entry is even wider. There are contemporary styles with hori- zontal J>'.nels, "Cmis and Bible" and other Colonial pat- terNl, multi-paneled Spanish designs, and many other'tra- ditlonal styles. <.survival Kit.·' Most Thoughtful Yule (Jijt? How often doe! the man in lngton's new Lektro Blade your life -wearing a S units would be ideal. There o'clock. 1hadow and the same are several models In various _ -clot~s!)te .~~· .o'clock pr!ce ranges , both cord and ~$]~~r. ":~~·--tha\,.Jnor,nin~ tlinner. ordless. Since the blades can Vi Qr the theater. 0 $fte'nd 81)1 ea spy be replaced, these evenlng l)usine511 session with -s1tavers are always sharp. an important client?· · Next, include his fa vorite If he's a member of the fast-after-sha\'e lotion or cologne, a paced business world , chances couple· of small combs (men are it's probably happening frequently forget to carry with alarmlng frequency. their pocket co.robs). a Unlike a woman, "'ho can toothbrush and a small tube of perk , . ..., her appeara nce at toothpaste (or mouth wash if sundo\. with the assorted he prefers), &hoe-polish· and a cosmetice she carries In her buffer cloth, nail clippers a.Dlf purse, the poor beleaguered file. male u~ually has to 11ett!e for For emergencies, include a a splash of water oil hla face small can of spot remover and and a fast comb job. 50me cotton pads for tie and Y.ou can make life a little cuff stains, and a_!Plall1 oew· easier for hl?J\ on those long ing klt. 1 • work days by putting together Yes! A sewing kit. They ao executive survival kit -don't readily admit ll, but it's one he can keep in his desk or a rare man who d°'sn't know on the bookshelf in his office. how to SfW a button on, and And it .makes one of the most he 'll do It ra ther than appear thoughtful Chrialmas glft1 a Careless in hi! grooming woman can give the man she before an important client. loves. Make one for him. Just wind a Here are some items you small amount of three or four 6 houJ d-include: -1 basic thread colors around a First of all, b@'ll need small pieCe of-cardboard, al· something to take care of the tach a couple al needles, and beard shadow (if. Indeed , he insert them in a used mat):h doesn't have stubble whis kers book. Sooner or latl!r, it's by-six o'clock). Qne_of Rem· _ho_und to..CDme 111 handy. from BIG BUSINIESS STUDIOS •••• Whimsey-lmoginotion .•. combin ed with metal craftsmanship of Ken -Moore ond GeneS'obel, you must SEE~his most unusual sculpture ... roted as excellent by out gift expert, for the differe nt sometbing for tho! spe· --~ c10 someone. Som !he Scilor Don the Ocwn Hin Roe er Phill 1hl Pu11tr Se• lhi1 1culptur• al decorota• lln• from $14.DO · 3333 Bri1tol St. 8ristol ot lh• Son Oitgo Frttwo~. Costa Mt~ • lowtr Moll l1..-1I • 54-0·1111 0 --ce(tf.-Sf!ecta.c·lJ,1~·- 'W'ools ..•. fake Wb ... co~ton po1ty$iwle$ -neur.bufur seft,dr:Jloo!t:111nW-~···· a;n.el cerl~r->ful ta,~itiay....... .. -~'J 0 l~.t(915o r ~ --I II~™"+ stt..uh. _.,....... -- Moll J Oni.oge,Ol'Mlj CaJiJ', ••. ~fMUO, -11..odi h~ ~ ~rrtinglon&.><h · 89'7·1>'17&, llarbcc'Ccalv: ~ ••. 545""52't, s...-~4 ~ o.. ... f.lj Sl>t-0011, Sou!h Co.st fy.a..c..t..~ .. .545~.f, ~0:.~'Pfui.:.'121-!loU WJ..lftr...,G.ood ,'W\U'tli.,. ... ~2-\.li ,'lljlor)ofo.11, Ri:..USide-••• "8S·BT~, 1\uenll brk ~ •.• ~i?·l!91, \6l<a.woocl Cotitir,.-"t'1-15o ~, 1.oo, li-.L :'/3!-1011!. ' For you r family Olristmas present this year, you could transform a forbidding front entr2nce into a cheerful tra- ditional one by using stock ponderosa pine units. Uical bu ildina: supply centers carry panel doors in many sizes and styles to suit any architectural period. They c.1n also supply complete entranctwa.ys, made up of parts yoo. chOOR to suit your own taste. Replacing a nat flush door with a paneled wood door will add great hollday cheer to your home: a pair of panel doors will do even more, es- ~clally for a large house or otlethat~Wngandlow.Thel m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~ combination of •· graceful en-I•' trance and wood panel doors ~ the ultimate in hospitali ty -Thtn are. several styles of LADllS TlllY VILOUI 1011 TuPqutit , 0•1p P I 11 ~ , it ... MAN'S TlllY VILOUI 1011 l lu•, Wh il•, Gali, l rown, Gr•tn or •·~ ........ sn and elegance. ' • . • "' • ' .... ( Tt.IDDLlll..5 ' '• JUMP SUIT Y•llow or A~u1 , •• ?T, lT, 4T ....••....... SI ' i ADD TO THE HOLIDAY FUN! * ~- ALL ITIMS IN LIMITED 9UANTI· TllS WE.RI Ol'I N 'TIL 9:00 P.M. SANKYO CM-400 -SUPER ZOONi- MOVIE CAMERA REG. $ $119 95 YOUR . BITTER BUY CAMERA STORE AMPEX MICRO 87 R CASSETTE STEREO MUSIC CENTER POLAROID 350 LAND CAMERA REG. $269 '$ SOU TH CO&ST PLAZA ONLY 95 REG. $119 95 KODAK NEW1 X30 <•l•ctrlc •Y• in1t1m1tlc) CAMERA REG. 'KIT $39.95 WINSTEADS SOUTH COAST PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 3333 BRISTOL ST, COSTA ME.SA, CA. 17141 l-ll STORE HOURS: Mon-Fr i, 10 t .m .. 9:00 p.m., Stt. 10-6 p.m. ' - Rebel Marine? i It has nothing to do \\'ith politics, but· Al /Sgt. James A. Meadet of, Santa Ana l\1arine Corps Air Station is sure·going to J;>e .outfitled in Rebel Clothes When he puts on "civvies." lie \VOn complete. outfit and an extra pair of slacks i.n contest sponsored-by-ll°ebel Sho"]>::at .Solltb-i;oa~ -Plaza._booking-o_ve_r ~Q]yester _knit suit, shirt, tie and coordinated knit dress slacks are Oeft . to rigtitl Bill Ba·rnes, assistant manager of Rebel Shop; Richelle Edgell; l\1rs. Meader; J.1eader.; and ?ifel Richardson, Rebel Shop ma~ager. ·THE WARM & COlY PLACE To Shop hufh Coast ?tua ~pla~Ji tJie 'BatJi wft/i 'Beauty- ' Stylebui_ll! The lin11t n•m• in beth i nd boudoi• 1(e111oii1i, end our Chri1tm11·11iltin9 1upp!v ""f.' never finer or bi991r,, , Choo1e from hYndr1d1 111d hun· dr1d1 of it"'" •nd 1111k1 Chri1tm11 '11, ttvly th1 y11r for th t home ... i nd w1 mi9llt •dd ... for y11r1 to come. Com e in i nd h•vt 011r fin1 1!1!1 of courft ous ptr1onn1l lltlp you C~OOll fl11 "juJf• ri9~t" acc111ory for l~t b1th i nd boudoir. A. EMPRESS , BEl':ICH St11rdy br1u~ fr1rn• with wood h1ndl1 , . , h11 ricll, ••lwtl ~u1hio11 i11 c•lor1 ol: Hot Pi11k. Gold, 1!:1d, G(1111 l ,l l'u1, L•1t•nd1r. . SIS.Ob I. , HI-LO STOOL St11~y l>r•11 1.entltuction with w1l••I cu1hion , •• • awailib!1 in: Hot ';"~• Gold, -. R-4, G11an I l lu•. l1won· ~.,. 18.00 NOW • 2 LOCATIONS II Ud< ~·~ . '°"'" ..:?~~ PW; ?l•5 No. Or1n9• • JuM~lri1tol •I S•11 Dl•t• f to•••v MALL Of ORANGE 546 6812 O"ANGE-99l·IZSI -• . ' I -- . ' I - ' -' Dolly Pilot South CoHt ~1111 Section Thu"d-y, Nov.-25, 1911-a _ • ' ··-,=~'=-,"'----' • Da y to ·Remember: Baby's First Chris tmas ~ .. . ... '•~ -. ~ Bab)''s rU'St Christmas ts a lf the chlld Is older and ts paper from gUts. The)''re add _a few practical clothing plastic cup or a h:!e~ memorable day -just ask beginning-to reach and Put~ delighted willt the sound, the Items like b a b Y w e a r Un· biscuit. -~ -any mother. But a1l the ex-._ make sure the tree is an· feel of the paper, the dergarments or vinyl pants--With a11 the·excit~t~ citement can be hectic and tir· chortd securely. Sbow him discovery of something ex· and bll>J, and fashionable activity, bablei tire eaSlly 00::- ing for your moppet and how to touch Uie prickly citing inside. e11sycare B~bygro Slretchwear this big day} So if yotir Httl~ nerve-shattering for you. Take evergr~ needles without You don't have to spend a by Karfart. one i:!l fussy, take him to hit-\. the advice of child care ex· pulling the branch. If you let great. deal of .money for toy~ . ~hen it's time ror .!ht bdt roo~1 . away from the. co~ per-ta and make the day rich him touch some of the and J!!_t:!I at this age. lf yw.ao hohday..teast.•lfYw111t&_ • fUsion and people. Be ca~ with J e a r n i n g experiencts, ornaments carefully, he'll be buy..,s;-gef. so.(t squeeiab\.:_ we~me gues( at )be ~ and r.tassurinr. He'1t ,, 9000:: frte of rush and frantic ac-leS:!I inclined to gr.ab~them on ones tllat squeak, a floating hiAighchalr. Feed hltn his Orop orr-· to a much,need~ tivity. {be tree. Touch is an Im· bath toy, a doll or stuffed favorite ' baby foods such as nap. ~ The Christmas tree is a J>Ortant learning experieoce. animal. Tie up a package of strained or Jun lo r turkey, Last but not least. take p~ fascinating wonder fo_~" a tiny Gerber child care experts two of Teething BlscuJts and sweet potatoes, and convenient tures or movies of Chriatrri~ baby. He'll gaze delighted at point o~t. ---.cooKleS ... (15ables a~ore ~1o,dilac'Rea d y-to-Feed 1971. Even though _,your be~ the bright shapes. colors and C h r 1 s t m a s . calls for Gerber Cookies.). And, snlCe Formula beforehand so you won't remember ~Is first b~ lights. Put him near the lret packages and that's where· it's mostly the wrapping that can enjoy your own meal. holiday, he'll love seei'ng t,,.: in an tnfanl seal or on a soft tots really have a ball. They pleases bay anyway; the first While everyone's eating, keep ·pictures and hearing ·about JC: bl~et ·spread on the fioor. love ripping the bright tissue Christmas· is a good time to him busy with a silver.spoon, as he grows up. ' "" -• .~ ~" . . ~0l ~-•• ~-~ ' ·~~· spc,-.te pla~a .GRAND OPENING , STARTS TOlffO-RROW REFRESHMENTS SERVED -DOOR PRIZES -FREE .DRAWINGS SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR 3 DAYS ON1Y KNEISSL SKI PACKAGE M.C.1400 Epoxy'Sk1 : • •140:00 GEZE Toe & step-in heel 37.50 Leg-around s~fety strip • 2.00 Aluminum ski poles. . . . . 10.00 $,. 4995 '189.50 for package SKIS ---. "'"' .... Kneissl "MAGIC ))" . 'I 1.1.Ull '64.88 lne issl "RACER S.L. . 13.1 00 79.88 !azama "USA" Epoxy 100.00 79.95 Head "606" ....... 1&5.00 99 .88 Head "660" ....... 175 00 99.88 !neissl "BLUE STIR"· .....• 165.00 lneissl "RED STIR': RACER SL 185.00 Kneissl "RED STAR" R.S. • •.• 185.00 lastle "lAHMME" .... -.... 150.00 lastle C P M "SPECIAL" ••.• 110.00 Kastle C PM "TI " SOFT SL .. 185.00 ff"d "G! GJ" ........... 100.00 Fischer "SUPERCLASS" C, R.S., SL . . ''''"' .. '''' ...... 185.00 Spaldin1 "G R" GLASS ..••••• 85.00 Spaldinf "GM" COMPOUND Spaldin1 "SIDERAL" GS, SL .. 180 .00 • .\ I \ ,. ' BOOT!N ••• f.resv1g Plastic ........... $4$.00 RieMr Mens "J800" .. $80.00 46.81 Humanic Ladies "414" ••...•. 60.00 Reiker M"1S .... '. .. 1\15.00 65.00 Raichle "FIBERJET" ('70) 10.00 69.18 Rieker Mens "ORBIS JEl" .... 115.00 KAi .AMA SKI PACKAGE FISCHER SKI PACKAGE !AZIMI M_etal 9ran1e _ •••• _ 110.00 SALOMON foe &1lep-in heel 30.00 Nylon lei-around slraps ..• 2.00 "ASPEN" Aluminum ski poles~ ' SILVERG lASS" RIOHEER •••.. $IS.DO MARIER "SJ" Toe & !ieel ~ •••• 32.00 Leg-around safelyslraps .. • .. T.50 _ Aluminum ski poles ..... , •.• 8.95 · $9995 'IJ0.9S for package DALEBOOf a ~1o\GNE~U\,I SHtfi !OR LA!(IW. SUl'POP.T •Hlr.H BACK R.ACINO f.UfF •I.LL N£W l!l'ilR llOOI • HlltGf AO.llSlli!ENT 1011 roRWoo LU., •~OWSl 7~.00 FIBERJET SUPER • 115£.lilASSSltlli •W.ILt A.WAY lllNlR Blm1 •Sf Ml HKiH SACK • SHOCK RfStsrAtH SOL[ •H(!W$!70.00 SPEED FREAK e futl H!GH BACK rOR ~Jrrru~rt •CUflER OPENIMJ SHEl.l •lAMl!t\1£0 COUJ,R •NOW$191.00 FOAM BOOTS DOLOMITE • MADl'" n..i..v •STANDARD ~!OO[l fl)l!RfCR£AllO~ •HOW ~135.00 SINTESI COMP. eHJ/tGfD UPPfR FOR roirw.wi 1 U.'I e "SUP[R'' HK:H SAC~ •liOW$150.00 'I IT.45 for package. RIEKER G-2 •' O~BU.!t" P\JSl!C I ,j.111.JCf.l.J ADJUS!ll.lllT • RAISlll Ht LI FOR LF~~I • RICOMA.1 COIHRO\. TO RfGlllAlEfORW~JIO !.IO'l'tM[llT Of SIW r e t1QWS!45,00 ORBIS HIGH BACK • 5 BUC¥LE ADJJS!lrlllll •HIGH SACK D£SK;lt •MADE Of ''ORBILAN" • 11£0/WHITfJBLUf /RIM •HOW Sl!0.00 ORBIS UNI* FOAM • MAOE FOR lHE LAOIES • fUfi'.tlNEP INNER llOOT •"ORlllLAN~ SHlll •.5 HMAJl:TIN~ llUCKlfS e NOW $99.!>0 PARKAS by TEMPCO, GERRY, LJUNGBERG , SPORTALM. ASPEN, SPORTCASTE R, WHITE STAG PANTS by EDELWEISS, SPORT-OBERMEYER, ASPEN, LJUNGBERG, SPORTALM, WHITE STAG SWEA HRS by SPORTIF U.S.A., SPORT ALM, ASPEN. GRA~D OPENING 3 DAY SPECIALS 1.1.MOUSMIKi LIDlll & 11111111rc.J11(.•0or SKI PANTS $9,88 .l.HO•nonnu L.l.OIU' MllU OA(IOll 'Ol'J.illlt PARKAS •24.88 ' Ljungberg, While Slog GLOVES by MOHAWK ~"ii ~ $7.88 ¥1\Ull IO IJl.H f.lMOIU lAOIU I ,11111 fOIMlllllO WARM-UPS '15.88 'llUUI TD sn.se AUOtnou ru .. (OlOIS l.l.DIH&MlllS T-NECKS t3,44 Ollli!NAllY .N PANTS, PARKAS, SWEATERS 1970-71 "HEAD" 11 3 Off~ lADllS & MOU ''VIKING'' •· .· • • . • • • . • • i . • • . . . . . , Ohcl •""~ti~ ~-···co . '·'""''<l"' • '"• ""'"'"'"°" ,. . "~·····"' . ""' 0 -T· B JR. PANTS $19.88 JR. P{l!lKA $14.88 . -. ' TENNIS ALL TENNIS BALLS YfUOW &:..VHITE CAN OfJ $ J.88 $l.5D TENNIS HARDWOOD PRESS •• II 11.50 TENNIS COVER .......... 18 $15.00 TENNIS CARRY All BAG 15:11 $1.50 SAUNA SUITl'S & M'S ... 1.11 SJ.95 TRIM TRUNKS ......... 1.81 si9s TRIM WHEEL " " • .. " 1.11 /UGH TfNS!l[ AlUMINU!~ CllSIOM SrRUNG W GUT ::" '39.99 WILSON "H2000 " PROfESSIOIAllY SIRll!ffi WlfHGUI •39.88 Famoui Make All Purpose Shoe ®'ICli um•Pll>DtO roo;ur. $4 88 CUSHION Sil.£. l![C S9.00 , , UITORN TRAINiR DEMONSTRA 110N Cri .. Kav. 26 ft"'1 I~ I P.M. • CAMPING MT.MARCY f36'" I TRAll·LITE (tflltr lttlt~I 6' filliolot4 Jlro ,. ... ,.. l •t.l ••ltlot $64" , lk., 4 ••. • "SAN liORGO~IO" 2 Lb . .poo1e Clownfoll. 'I/' lube ccn. uructicn with aide walls to keep down frorri 1hifring, ~ft zip l1f1 or righr. Rip1top nylon $eooo co11e1 & lining. Total weiQhl 4 lbs. _ _! • NYLON DINING ,_ ' CANOPY • '"t ;O\:! '1 5.88 : t•.~.s SLUMBER BAG : ! l/2 LB.l'Ol.YESTf~fll ,. : ~iccii1 ia.81 ! '11.!8 -• • ' • • ' • " T ---..--. . ' . • • • Dill y ,ilot South. Cots! Pion Section Thurtdo , Nov. 25, 1971 __ , Santa Season Comes to South ' Coast Plaza Tomorrow , • I -I -. Carolers 'Sr. Nick~ ~~=-----: Moves In • NOVEMBER'S BIRTHSTOR'E.. Schedule Concerts Carols swig by 16 dUferent Orange County JChool choral groups will ring through South l Coast Plaza beginning Dec. 1. ~; Plaza's Carousel Like Christinas Santa arrives at Soulh Coast Plaza tomorroW and will li ve ror the next three weeka in his Santa house in the middle of the c.~.,1 Coor!. lie will talk to children, listen to ~heir Christmas 1ht 1&r~3 wishes and P9Se lfith them so they can have their pictures The quest for a 1uprem. soldt• made sitting on his knee. it.one ended hf~ Kiddle Apa (Color Christmas photos with when men found the Topu, · Perrormances will be given ~ l'A'ice nightly on the shopping center's mall every evening ucept Saturdays and Sun- days. Toy • Santa will cost $%.) whOMt"naine means "to ...a.• Santa's hours will be 10 a,m. Jta eolden tone1 ha•• mad. it to 1:30 p.m. Monday through a wiM1e~oice fol' November'• Siturday he will visit with birthatonL Emblem of ardor azia children from 12 noon to s long'lutinr friend1hiJM1, the. Top a• p.m. on Sunday. aJao enl1:11'ff lonrli~e,iht.elligence There will be sii Santa's and .heaut1to1ta wearer•. The Dec . 2 and 15 performances of the "Singinc Ghristmas Tree" by the cho.ir from Anaheim's Weatern High School is scheduled lo begin at 7 p.m. All other performances w:ill be given at 6: 15 p.m. and Come to • helpers gaily, attired in snow Wecu· roxr birt.i.Wn• /IW' ., .. · outfits to help Santa pass out JruAiox aftd good /Mtti.n.; · Santa Glaus hand puppets. ' Life 7 p.m. . Santa's house with its sugar· frosted roof and a giant, cookie-laden Christmas tree standing nearby, will be com· r~---------. Here is a list of the high schools and churc he s participating: plemented by six a.foot tall gingerbread men suspended over a seen& that looks like a child's dream of Ciristmas. South Cat1t 'I••• Co,+• M•1• 540·'0'6 Brillol.•t th• St11 Oi•go fwy. rtfagno lia High S c b o o I , Anaheim, Dec. l: We1ter1 High. School, Anaheim, Dec. 2; i;...,,,.,:~~~ii;~~;;:::;;;;;:~~~::~;;~;;:;;;;;:~:::;;;;;; ltfagoolia Hlgb S c b 6 o I • \. DN TBANIS_DIVIND DAY Anaheim, anlf Loi AJa.mlto• Hl gb School, Loi Alamitos. Dec. 3; ,ll~slon Viejo HJgb School, Mlsslon Viejo and St. Barbara's Cboir, C:OSta Mesa, ~-6; Tustin Blgb Scboo1, Tustin, Dec. 7: Santa Ana Valley High School, Santa Ana, Dec. S; Pacifica High School. Garden Grove, and Costa Meu Hi gb Scbool. Costa ti.fesa, ~. g; Newport. Barbor High School , NeWport Beach. Dec. 10: Heritage High School, Anaheim. Dec. 14 ; Wn:tern Hlgb School. Anaheim, Dec. 15: HuntingtOn Beach High School, Huntington Be a c h, Dec. 16; Katella HJgb School, Anaheim, Qec. 17; Santa Ana Hlgb School, Santa Ana, Dec. 20 ; and Lutheran School Choir, Huntington Beach, Dec. 21. -~-. * * * Song 'Tree' ' "-ri Back Again .#f. .. One hundred young faces, 1>-t4..\ each glowing as brightly as : .:: any Christmas tree omunent, ~~ are the "decorations" on the t(fi. Western Hlih SchooJ "Singing .~ Christmas Tree." '?fl.: The choral group which ~ • specializes in forming its 28- .. ~ foot-tall human Christmas tree 'Sti~ while singing traditional songs of the season, will perform at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 2, and again at 7 · p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 15. in the Carousel Court of South Coast Plaza. The concert at the Costa ~iesa ~pping center will be open free or charge to the pub lie. ,_. The idea of a human ! Christmas tree comprised of • singing students is attributed • • to Alex Encheff. He dreamed : it up while he was in elemen- tary school and as a result of his grade school teacher's forming his classroom's chairs rocghly into the shape of a Christmas tree. . • • ' ; ~ ; • • • • t t The choir's trff today has become a Chr istmas tradition in Orange County, Chora l stude nts at V.'estem High School in Anaheim vie for the opportunity to become part of ! the live Christmas tree. ; ' • ' ' ' ' ' • ' • ' ' • , • I i - > ! ' ' ' ·: i ' l ~ ~ " i ' ' - Sto.re Sees Green Christmas r l • ,· C..."~ Tune hummers may be dreaming of a ''\Vhile Qy-jstmas" .!boul.Y1is lime of year, but the newest shop in South Coast Pl<na is assured or ha vjng it green -at least underfoot. ' the most ''barefoot in the Sporting-Goods, will be held Sports Plaza offer a wide park" floor co,·ering in tomorro\(,: assortment of name brand OrPnge County._ SP9rtS Plaza \Vill be open goods to the skier, camper, The store is carpeted ·with -rrom 10-aJTI. to 9:30 p.m. flsherlna·n. backpaclcer. tennis Astro Turf -the real stuil -l\1onday through Friday. 10 player, jogger and general and already has attracleO a a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays athlete. Sports Plaza, opened for business at South Coast "Plaza just in time to guarantee the swrts-minded a h a p p y Christmas, bas what must be goedly share of outdoorsy and noon to 5 p.m. on Sund.ays Modern facilities for racquet types who appreci ate the feel from now until Christmas . repair and stringing, plus a · of grass underfoot, even After Christmas, the Sunday complete ski shop for moun· plastic grass. hours will be di'scontinued . ting and repairs are among .. - Grand opening of the store, Manager Ed Rlmbcnieks services offered by the new a branch of Ho) I y wood says it is his goal to have "green Christmas" store. WE1L TAKE ALONG A uxc:e.:o:a.v F.A.:R.DXH -_ ............. --,,~·. ,...,... .llf.l!'A-"1 """"'t4 ... '· t,, OUTSIDE INSIDE -Carol Burch, 22, of Newport Beach finds barefooted outdoorsy feeling of new Sports Plaza st.ore's "carpet" which 'is really Astro Turf, the kind used in many stadiums throughout the nation. New store at South Coast Plaza has other things to show customers besides its floor covering. \ ••. and make the holiday scene in a •.. KNIT-FIT FORMAL 'tk fM MCDO• .. be !.-llY Ill e ... 11flf11I CV1t•"'•111ffe, •11it• t9CI fo r111ol. Moke Chrh f111t11 '71 the 11101t ffttl•• ef ell .•• we'" ell tll• "tce15ery i119redle11tl from lralll•r k11lttln9 "''" chines to C";Dlorf11I Y•'"'' , •. e"d 111or1 Import•"'· -c•UI '"'k yo11 tM err •' k11lnl11t wlthl1 !91111· ,, .. , • ' ' ·"} ' -· ' •' -· • ~e11;m ~Afuit Start the festivities by serving a delicious Cheese Ball with Hickory Farms Old Fashioned Crackers. Everyone will like this blended cheese food smoth- ered with nuts and topped wltli a Red. Cherryl ' MAKE YOUR DINNER BETTER WITl'i THESE OTHER ITEMS FROM OUR SHELVES •RELISHES• •PICKLES & OLIVES• •WILD RICE• •FRUIT NUT CAKES• •DRESSINGS• •LINGONBERRIES• •SPICES & CONDIMENTS• COSTA MESA Jlll/fJ'I JIJllKI fllllll lflJll MISS ~aliCraft BOOT SPECIALS 20% off regula r 6.99 to 8.99 pre-teen favorites ,. ' 5soto 720 Sdve now on the cozy fash ion she·u want all winter! Zip-up styles in crinkle th at wipes cl ean with a damp cloth. Gle1ming black with twin buck led srrapa, on ridge.grip so!•. in sizes 1 Oto 4. 5.60 r. ~ '' santa 1ays: "\I\ ., Rich, shiny antiqued brown wit h aida-ltc• trim, on 1 ridge-grip IOI•. Sizet 10 10 4. ~ f ' . " . ' . : ;' .. everything i1"A-OK "1t .. , The KNIT WIT SOUTH COAST PLAZA ON THE LOWER MALL 'c<1tTA MESA-545-2812 / • • II Snowy whit• w11h western ... tylod v1mp, on ex~lion aole. Slz•• 8% to 4. 6.40 South Coast ?taza 7.20 . t rllltl II. DI "" oi.,o ....... tt•t• M"t ... ..... , ...... _.., •• J r r, ; • ,. . .. Dolly Pilot South c .. 1t P1111 Soc:tlon Thursday, Nov. 25, 1971 s • \ Costa Mesa ·Holiday Home ' F SHING . SALE ears • FREE DELIVERY at Sea" on 1nyltem ors~ormore whhtJt our local deliYery aru. ' I SAVE $J50!· Regular $314 .00 3-Pc. "La Costa" Mediterranean-Style SA VE .'fi60, 02 Per Set Sears Innerspring Mattress and Boxspring Regula r $159.90 9 9 8 8 Full or Twin Size se t Innerspring Mattress with 720 coils in full size. 504 coils in tWin size. Quilled pattern damask cover. $239.95 Queen Size Set . , •••••• , •••• $187 $329.95 King Size Set •• , •••••• , •• , . $247 SPECIAL BUY! Installed Nylon Shag Carpeting Limited Quantity! 511 sq . yd . Beautiful 100~ nylon pile_ shag installed over padding. Choice of 4 decorator colors. Pritts Ellectlve thru Sat., Nov. %7 Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans Bedroom Includes: Triple DttSSet Base, $ fn,medP!ateGlass Mirror.FuU , or Twin Size Jle1dboard. • . Embossed-effect trim gives this Mediterranean-style ~room set its di stinguished appearance. Attractive old oak finish. Prac- tical pla stic tops. Antiqued hard,vare. Completely dustproofed. $99.95 4·DrawerChest .. , 81.88' -$69.95 Night Stand ••• $1.11 $99.95 King Site Headboard •.. 79.99 SAVE $J25 ! Regular$404.88 Spanish-Style Sofa and D.~mi Both for only -88 Quilted ta pe stry cover and attractive special -shaped loose back pillows. Choi ce of marine. gold color or 6rown. • -· SAVE $132._75! Regular $529. 75 "Plaza Del Lago" 5-Pc. Dining Group Includes : table, 3 side chairs and I arm chair Spani sh elegance atjts very best with the grace and charm of Old Spain in thi s more formal dining group . Rich pec~n ven· $ eers and solid ash wood with an exclusive Durastan protective fini sh that is practically impervious to hou sehold stains. Large 42x66-in. trestle style table extends to 84·in. length . 3 ladder-back-tffect side chairs and I arm chair .. .,all with Scotchgard0 treated velvet covered seat cushions. $499.95 Cbilllt CabineC. •••. : .• ._ •••••••••••..... $377 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: MONDAY THAU SATURDAY 9 30 AM. TO 9 P .M .... SUNDAY 12 NOON Tb S P.M. -FREE PARKING! See Oran£! Counl)''5 ~lmt E_,~itin1t Nr11· llomc5' Tiie Gu~rant~ llotnl! ~"AIRWAY ESTATES Ftaturi~ Scars Ntl~' Costa Mesa Brist'ol at Sunflower in the South Coast Plaza· Phone 540·3333 ' - . ' ' llomtma~lng ldta 3 ~ladels! I •nd t Bed room Hom6 In a ' Prlvatt Park. f1'1lnrritll f!Jolll!"' 111'1! lor•ll'CI 1n1 1""6f Ille' Q""" V1U~ ~111.r'l I•!• f\ul 111 ll1111Jt AV.. kl-ft Mlfllm 11111 flroolcfomu' Of11 t Oll!Jllf'l f<111tr1a1ft V1lln • ' • ' . . • • • Ir-• • • •• • ... . .. 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In beautiful pastel colors. Sizes S .. A--t.. L. Lingerie Dept. ... CUT $31. 9 5 ! Kenmore Electric Dryer Was$149.95 "Solt Heat" setting dries fabric quickly and effic- iently. "Air Only" !lulls blankets and wet rain-s11 wear. Hiirlli.iit screen. H69751 ~- ~tajor Appliance Dept. $11.98 Plate Glass Door Mirror 2-Big Days Limited Quantity! 7ss Full 11·i n. beveled edge plate glass. Silvered bac k ha~ been protected by electro copper and protectant paint. Lamp and China Dep t. $5.99 Sears Antique Kit 2-l!l g Days Limited Quantity! 188 • tale:<: one-da\o' antique kits. Fix up that desk or chair v;ithout any bother! Lo\\', low priced DO\\' at Sears! Pai nt Dept, • -. $219.95 Undercounter Dishwashe_r , ' Forced ·air drving. Porcelain. tub. Rinse injeCtor. dual deter- gent. Temperature indicator lights. In white. Colors $5 Extra.· 179 95· $179.95-Two Cycle ~ishwasher Two \Vasher and four' rinseS.15· 9 s· 8 Stainless steel pulverizer blade. Porcelain tub. Undercounter model. 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ASK ABOUT SEARS CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS • • .. \ ' ' ' - ' .. i I f ' .. l • l · i . ~ .-. • . • ~ ' ;1 .. . .. ... . • SHE'S All FOR HARD SELL ON SOFT PRODUCTS ' Pantyhose Purveyor Holly Hobbs is 'Gung Ho' ' South Coast ?Iaza KAl-bA-tf-S Restaurant, Delicatessen & Bakery "A Sandwidi or a Full Meal" • BREAKFAST •LUNCH • DINNERS . ' . . ~ . . .... ,. ............ . ..... .. lt~s Really 81 ARTHUR R. Vl!llSEL OI tM DlllY I'_, Mtlll What would be yOW' first reacUonljf a fellow named ·Ned P. DeLancy l(Jvlltd YOU up lo take a look at his pantyhose? Naturally this would depend on whelher you are a girl or a boy. . Holly Hobbs ls all girl. "When you get an offer like that you run to take advantage of it," says Miss Hobbs, now know11 professionally as Miss Pantastic. ' Some time back, a brand- new chrome and plastic pan- tyhose machine materialized overnight in ' the D A I LY PJLOT corfee lounge, raising a logic2J question: Who put it there? And who -probably nobody -could have a shape as allur- ing as that of the young lady on the outside ol Uie machine advertising the · wares on the inside of the machine'! Holly Hobbs 8.nswers both I aid' ~··my card. Come Anyway, ahe• likeil lhe l'fl> up to the offi~ for a tree pair duet and began~ it with ol pantyhose,'' " she e~plains. &lrlfrlends and other Miss Fantastic says ny 1lrl. employes, befort being offered will take ~antage or gettin& a regu)ar i·ob among Pantastic a ftee pair of pantyhose since - they. 41"e '° eseeotial ind often Intemational's ~ales team. easily damaged. "I was selling them even These are declarationa a before I went to work selling. single, male Interviewer must th~m ,'' Miss Panta'stj c aeeept on l•Jth. -vcmarked midway through a Despite the fact the pan· low-calorie shrimp salad: tyhose offered in bone beige, She keeps her own uniquely suntan, mink , coffee, mlsty personal display case in slim, black and dawn taupe colors slender shape. won't run, snag, chafe, bag, Considering the sh a p e I y sag or fade, Holly encountered dimensions of the girl showri a problem. on the pantyhose machlne, She tore them on a sharp-Miss Pantastic herself cannot pointed, high fashion dinner be acused of any truth-in- ring but was und.lscouraged. packaging violations. • She got a fresh pair. Selling pantyhose, especially Fate of 2 Defendants Goes to Jury on Video questions: · SANDUSKY Ohi (AP) the telev1'sioo trial. Judge Now few newsmen ever get • 0 -. t I h . h The jury box 5at empty for McCrystal said the TV "kept o go to unc wit a pan-two weeks as testimony was tyho-model so one settles running without delay, one ""' ' presented and evidence in-back in the bucket seat of her troduced in the personal injury witness following another in sports ca r and ask5 all kinds suit trial of Arthur McCall vs. rapid succession." of questions. 'I M A Cl ons McCryslal, who advocated MisS Pailtastic was •• rs. ary nn em · recruited one year •t;-in Then the jurors showed up the system in an article in the · l l'k f and sat down before two Ohio Bar Associatio n Journal negotiations JUS i e e or television screens in a side hiring a big league baseball last May, contends the method pitcher -to fill a unique job room to decide the case. will speed trials and save and product for a rather What had gone on in the dd.. t r t k courtroom space in a 1hon o unusual, bu t last-growing courtroom or wo wee s was firm. videotaped and played 'back money. led t r h · th The jury was lmpane o Her pitch is all curves. or t e 1ury on e screens. set the amount of damages in She fills her sales job role On hand at Erie County the injury suit. It awarded around the Southland a.s· well Common Pleas Court to McCall $9.600 for the injuries as she does Pantastic Inter-wiiness the experiment, said he received in an automobile tional's chie f market item , in to be the first in Ohio, were injury . any of six subtle colors. James Young, executive direc· Mrs Clemons, the' driver of "Having a good product tor of the Ohio Legal 1nstitute, the car that wen t out of con- makes a real differe11ce," says and Alan Whaling, executive trol, injuring McCall and kill· the Corona del Mar High director of the Ohio Judicial ing his wife, admitted liability. Schoof graduate and sales Conference. Damages in the death of r e pr e s e n ta t I v e for the Common Pleas Court Judge Mrs. McCall had been handled New p or t Beach-based_ cor-James McCrystal had gained in a separate suit. poration. authorization for the juryless Judge McCrystal called the r •• ...... v...alnglllldllMsolt· ting out where all tbe world can see they don't contain cbewiog gwn. tpel a apeclal knack. · Miss Pantastlc either •r4 ranges a package sale of five Panty Matlc machines I and stock to Individual operator&, places and or services the company units herself. 1 · Her route includes, besl~es the DAILY PILOT, Pacific Telephone, various h i g h schools and Marymount College in West Los Angeles. .. I find approaching a male ' much easier than a woma'n," says the · pretty pantyhose purveyor, in a rather surpris- ing switch on the same-sex salesmanship concept. ''Some women say 'Oh. you've gQl to be kidding,' " Miss Fantastic adds, although .Joh ~ly-belngwomen-.. n1. they wduJd understand the She ...U,. oeed nol - convenieoce of ha v 11 g asked. replacements on the premises. ----"------ . Menbaven'lselaverygood BOO.I~. track record pushing pan- tyhole machines to either sex at th.-cecutlve level ol"lik~ vending locations. BOOKS ·•1we had a few male sales- men .-bul Ibey weren't 'gung · ho' ,1' explains Miss Pantastic, > who Cirlainly is enthusiastic. BOOKS Conlemporary fashion con- tributes more than just pan- tyhooe _lo Holly Hobbs" work· BOOK. C: day uniform. -! "They like me to wear hot1' ·---------- pants so people can really see (•1••" Ut(;l 110C1C ~ the product.·: ··~· t h • PICKWICK ;:.~:;;:_bly ruce d " p I a y BOOKSHOPS "Have you noticed the pro-THE cn1 · d ct,.. .._ ~..i-!tho h °'-. (7l') "'·7700 , u . Sue pru.i.:>, a ug SOUTH CO,t,ST PU.IA OloM newsmen. are by nature obser-c •• ,. 1it.. .. • (1,,, uo.1191 ,........,. decor-ator-line The decorator line Gallery of Early AmericJ11n.Nostal9ia ••• Choose your wbiect molter the wholt dramatic sweep of Early Americooo-soldiers and ships and eagles and tfoins and firemen and FUN .. .it lakes only o little time to ochieve On inter~sting collage of colors, textures ond shapes. SH IM t~ltlt tolltction ot dtconttar Int from $12.S <(. 1 I NOW OPUI SUNDAYS .. .__ ________________ _, The firm is 6elling pan-trial from boJh the Ohio TV trial 8 "success beyond tyhose in vending machines to Judicial Conference and Ohio my expectation" but said"a gain (no pun) exposure and Supreme Court Chief Justice Jot of work is needed to will soon market them direct C. William O'Neill. perfect ft." through retail stores, offering The jurors were impressed -.i;;iio;i;i;;; _______ ;;_ _________________________ ; __ mji :~ PARTY PLATTERS the public stock sharetotoo. that they "only heard whatll~ I-low did Miss Hobbs become they .were supposed to hear," .. ·~ ,. $ .. ,. • MEAT PLA TIERS· BUFFET STYLE OPEN MON •• THRU SAT. 9,30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. PHONE 540·9022 3333 BRISTOL AT.SAN DIEGO FWY,.COSTA MESA . . 1.ow9.r'Levle -Oppoj;te May C°' • ft1iss Pantaslic? the judge said. Her onl y job experience has "Some of them mentioned been clerk for an insurance that in the courtroom scenes firm in Newport Center, where they had seen on television at Pantastic International is also home they would always hear located. the judge tell the jury to "J was sitting in disregard certain testimonY.," cafeteria one day when the judge said. DeLancy walked over -==T-ha~l w.un't necessa7 with AT REBEL SHOPS, CHRISTMAS Robert Lewis ••• FINEST LEATHERS AND SUEDES. 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COAST PLAZA COST'A MESA IYOUI DEPT. $10111 OF MUSICJ 3400 BRISTOL PHONE 540-2830 , o~ MUSIC WURLITZER SPINET PIANO Was $795, NOW $595 WURLITZER CONSOLE • ORGANS WURLITZER Wirt. full pedal board CONSOLE two only ••• PIANO 51995 & Used, NOW 5569 52295 WURLITZER Brombach DELUXE Console SPINET Piano Wos $21H Was $1195 Reduced to • .• • NOW ONLY 51695 5795 -ORGAN CLASS LESSONS REGISTER NOW PHONE 540-2830 FO{t INFORMATION x_ · Music Maker I TM •IHINll M111t _.,.. c.i lllUl'\I"""" , f91> lflt '""" lt"Mlly i.. ,i-• .,, '"" """'· Tnoly ,,..._ • . . lfl-""'"' --... tnrtM"' fllo.t 11. SowMI ,_ • ..,.,., """lc•I l•nl..-mtftl • , , IMI ..,..., to!Mlfttl!tn • . • •Ml "" *i34995 Eskimo Suicide Factors Studied -~ ANCHORAGE, A I a s k a (UPI) -A retired Army of- ficer is probing the psychological factors related • . · to suicide arnoni Alaskan _. Eskimoes in bOpes it will pro- vide for better community understanding to ~elp reverse one of the highest suicide rates in the world. Jack Shields, now a psychologist with the Alaska Native Medical Center,, is _ v.•orking toward a doctor of . philosophy degree in cUnical .... and community psychology at ·the: University or Alaska, · Anchorage. His dissertation will be a study of su.icidal clients. to ·determine and identify personatitY variables atnong .tthose who attempt suicide._. ;.i.e, SJlields, ·a ZS.year Army , :.-'veteran who retired as a ~ieutenant colonel, is the first '.•c:andidate for a doctorate to be ·~accepted by the University of :::Alaska, Anchora ge. ;: Alaska's suicide r a t e , "•!particularly among natives, is :::one of the highest in the world, ::fand a large share of them are :!:related to alcohol. Shields :!:said. He hopes his study will ;~help reverse this trend .;!through better capability of ~;;-the commuruty to understand ::;suicide. ::,. ·' Shi!lds is using the control group method -studYinC an equal number of persons Who havl! never made a suicide at· tempt and a group-of those who have made attempta -to identify personality vWbles. He sajd he suspects the tra!Wtion from the wilderness to metropblitan areas causes serious trauma am on g natives, but he cannot yet prove this. "There is a serious problem among natives of self-iden- tification. They feel alienation and frustration,11 be sai<\. "What we need is to look al' the villages and try to do something for the native there, wbfi.rl! he has' a feeling of being rtspectl!d." At the medlcaf ctnter,WhiCb Shields said is like a surroga~ JnQther to the natives, the ma· jority of suicidal paUents hi has interviewed art young women. The mos.t prev.alent method -Of suicide. aUempts in this group is an overdose of drugs or wrist slashing, he sllid. Shields, whose studies are superv ised by staff psychiatrist, Dr. W i 111 am Richards at ANMC, is ex· pe<::ted to complete his degree requirements in about two years. ~Yorty Gets Elephant ~· i For Los Ang~les-JG,ds · .. ~. . ~: LOS ANGELES (UPI) -ty ii Los Angeles could give ~~he premier of Cambodia the beast a goo.: homt. ~'._gave it to Adm. John S. In his acceptanct -speech, :;;McCain a5 a mark of esteem Yorty said: .. ;;for the United stat~. . "I wish to express grateful .:•: The comma~der 1n chief_ of acknowledgement 00 behaU of 4•U.S. forces-Jn the Pacific -;--. -~!;didn't kn-Ow what· to do with.it the zoo too Adminl McCain for ·.:!SO he o!fered it to the mayor making it possible for the :,.of Los Angeles. children of the Les Angeles A.nd so, on his first full day area to l!n}o\' Chamereun, ; ~ as a candidate for President of which -in Cambodian means the United States, Sam Yorly prosperity. outdid all the baby kissers and "The gift of an elephant in .{ blintz eaters by accepting an the Asian culture is one of the elephant named "PrOsperity" llighest possible erpi"essions o.f on behalf of the children of his friendship and we are-honored town. to have Chamereun entrusted Kids were let out of school 1 __ 10_· _ou_r_c_a_r_e_.'' _____ _ : Wednesday and bused to .the { Griffith Park Zoo to witness B,00 KS ) the turnover of the 2,000-pqund .o elephant captured 20 months :: ago from the Viet Cong in the ~ cambodian jungles and flown BOOKS across the ocean in an 18-hour .· . : airlift. The pachyderm a r r i v e d Tuesday night nailed in a huge BOOKS crate aboilrd an Air Force C141 transport from Phnom Penh., Cambodia on what eoo· KS McCain's stair was quick to note was on a ''s pace1------------ ;_-Admiral McCain w" on . BOOKSHOPS ~ '/ available basis ... 1t was mov-'p"i""c"K"w""i'c'~K· ~· ed by natbed truck to the zoo. ·• hand personally to hand over • • • • • . • ' ' . • . • • .. . . . • • • • ; ' ' ' " . ' ' • '· ~ t • the elephant which -had been g:!n;~'! !7!41 m .7700 given him by Premier Lon Nol SOUIH COAST ,LAJ:A a,.. last September. He asked Yor· c..i. Me .. • !'71 4) s«i.21•1 •-"' .. First in an annaal Llmircd Editioa teries of settling silver Christmas Crossa br bed It. Barron, handtomely goc boxed. Can be .-. as jewelry, hung on me tree, in a window ot on ' door. Auchcnric l<plOduction ol a I 4ch C<nrury desiSn by Gallicus, cclebrat<d Prague , artisan. Diamcrer 3". chtins .ava.il•blc • Chjn1 e Cr¥1l•I e Silw1r e (;lfh e l ridtl ltitlOry 'fl&<i S&ttnr lowff ll'lell ""' rM •etlrhill SOUTH COAST PLAZA lrltt•l et th• Se" Olet• ffwf, -c .. r. M•M, Pl. 140·2627 -. . . . . • . . Dilly 1Pilot South Coa•t Pl111 Stction Thur1d1y, Nov. 25, ff71 9 Diamond , Estate Sale • . Diamond Estate · Sdle Diamond. __ '_. _ ___, Estate Sale .~ _J.1!!!.i ... v.i.:-i'"'----°"" n ... Offor LOOSE DIAMONDS .11 all 1izes shapes .... d ind qualities 'uts .60 ceret round ············-················· ..........•........... $27..5.00 u-vo1 ... -Fir ·•-Jewilrf c. ,48 cat •f round ....... ." ... ·-·················-···--~···--$38.0.00 .90 car•t {ound ···-············································$1800.00 •• A. Mt11iv1 •11tiq111 fini1h1'd ""'"'' 1i119 111 with 1 fi1ry I c1r1! di1rno11~. Wh•I 1 h111,1. tiful t ift 11 ••..•.• , S•so.oo I. /nlric1t1 l1d i11 di1rn•i\d c.ockt1il rin9 l•t with .. fi1r'f ditrno11d tnd h•11d fini1h•d with 1 p1l111!1d bl1ck v1l~11 $150 . C. ,U11111111I 91nf1 rin9 with 1 brali 1nl ditmo114 lr1m1d bv • bl.ick v1l¥1I. Gu1r1nl11d . to 1lici t OOH'• i nd AAHH'1, •. ••••• , ••.•••• , . • Sl75.00 .97 ceret rowid. ·--··················-·········: ........••. _.$1600.00 0. M11c11lin1 91om1lrv i nd 1.6'0 caret ro~ncf _ ............................................ -$1400.00 rn11t1d fi11i1h11 rn1k1 up thit di1· Hondtodl of 11 .... Somolfllot For lruyooo J \ I MORE WATCHES NOT LISTED Tiny ladi1s plitinum ·br•c~let watch intricately •s11m- .bl•d ind set with 61 1himmerin9 baguette cut c:H•mond1 wai9hin9 approxim1tely 9.50 c•rats. • ,Qne-of.1-kind ...... .: ............................................ $5500.00 1.82 c arat roLl-iCI --·-·········································$3500.00 liflclivt rin9 for S ~25.00. Mt "Y D. rnor1 1tvt11 ••• tvilltb1t. ... 1.83 carat round ·-···-·····································~$2100.00 ll-•••••••••••,;.•ll!••••t•••••••~----------•I .72 carat" pear .....••..................................•.......•.. $900.00 .91 caret marquise ..................... :=.:;::--•...........•. $1800.00 .93 c arat marquis• -·········-······························$1700.00 1.09 car•+ p ear ··-··········································.".$2000.00 1.00 car•f pear -·-··································-···$1600.00 1.04 carat pe•r -··············································$1650.00 1.24 c1r•t pear -··-··········································$1700.00 .5 1 carat emerald ,:ut ······································-··$250.00 1.18 c ar•t oval --························--··················$1500.00 E. Di1ti11cli.w1 ' 1o11ddin9 d110 with 1 b1111tif11I fi1ry di•rnonil fr1M1d i11 bltck v1lv1t. 1175.00 M1ny_ rno11 llyl11 1v1il1bl1. F. M1rq ui• th1p1d 1himm11in9 d11rnond in •" 1l19 1nt w1dd in9 duo, $225.00 M1ny 1ryl11 1vt il1bl1. MORE 1AAcELETS NOT LISTED 2.11 carat heart ···-···········································$2300.00 II-•••••••••••••••••••'··· 1.1 8 c•ret marquis• ................................. : ........ $2600.00 1.12 car•t m•rquis• .......................................... $1900.00 1.2 5 carat marquise ······················-··················$2375.00 1.6 I cir•t marquise .......................................... ~3500.00 2.99 carat m1rqui1e •......................................... $3500.00 2.77 carat marquise ................. :: ....................... $4300.00 2.97 c ar•t m•rquise ... ! ..................................... $9575.00 4.41 carat marquise ........................................ $10,250.00 2.46 carat marquise ........................................ $6000.00 J. I I car•t round -······················-···-···············$4000.00 4.55 c•ref round --···-······································$6000.00 G. D.lic1t1 ind t1st1ful 11 tll1 k1yftol1 of 1h:1 di11J1ond Co,k· ·t1iJ rifl9 ltf· with • I .f'l Cl f lf c1nl1t i nd d•cor•i•d with 21 round brillitnf di~mond1 lfld 12 b19 u11!1 c11! ditrnond1 .• , •.....•.•••••••• $1450.00 H. l'l bril li 1nl lin1 qu1lity di1• mond1. Almo1t l ctr1h! V1ry, v1ry 1howy. $1 ,700.00 M111v mor1 coc•t1il ri1191 11ot li1!1d. Oelic.,te d iamond bracelet. 80 round brilliant diamonds and 16 fiery marquise cut diamorids set into platinum- Yes pl1tinum not white gold. $1700.00 1.76 c•r•t-rouncl --············································$1500.0o-·------------------.. .1 74 c1rat round ···-···········································$1350.00 1.79 carat round ·--···········································$1400.00 1.82 C:ar1t round ... : ................................... -...... .$1450.00. 1.44 c•r•t round ................................................ $1200.00 1.09 carat round ................................................ $900.00 1.09. carat round ...................................•............ $900.00 I . I 0 c•ra t round ................................................ $800.00 1.1 l carat round -·-······················· ._ ................... $900.00 1.1 8 c•rat round .................................................. $850.00 1.05 carat round ···--·········-·····················-······$800.00 I. G1n11in1 111bi•1, '"'1r1ld1 111d 11pph!r11 tllFrOUfld 1 brilli111t di4rnond, ••ch 1i119 ti k1•1I 901d d11l9111d to b1 wo•11~ in· dividu11ly or lo91!h,... Ruby- $195.00; Eme•eld -$l'l5.00; Sapphir1 -$I SO.DO J. 11 91n11int 1rn1r•ld1 •nd l fi11y diii'ilond• l•I in 14 K1rlt yellow 9old m1k1 up •n ifldi· "idu1t weddinq ri11q. Sl00.00 M1ny 1111u1111I •rn•••ld pi1c•1 J, •v1i11bl1. l .Jl carat_round ·························--···················$1000.00 '"••••••••••••••••••--• .. I .04 carat round •.....•..................................•...... $735.00 So m•ny rings, pins, necklaces, b1acelets •r• •v•il•bla 1.12 car1t round ···············-·······--·············--·$850.00 th•t it is impo s1i bl• to list every •rlicla: A diamond- .99 c1rat round ·········---·-·······················--·······$700.00 n'ecklac9 c"Onsistin9 of 93 diamonds -Total weight Be1utiful I I K•r•t yellow' gold clasp br•c1let set with 17 sp•rkling finely m1tched diamonds. A ont of a kind I.I I c1rat round ..•.... ..,,. ..•................................... $825.00 14.75 car•ts ....................................................... $700~.00 item for only ··············'···············-·······-····· ........ $2500.00 • .88 c1rat round ············-······································$625.00 A magnificent 18 Karat, yellow gold pin set..lVHh 11 1.01 carat round ···-········-·············: ..........•........ $760.00 green diamonds and 115 round diamonds -Total 1.20 c arat round ..... -........•............•................ : .. $875.00 ll.;";'~i9:h~l~l~l~o~•~••~+:·~·~··~·~··~··~···~··~··~··~···~··~-~···~··~··~···~··~-·~···~··~··~·$:&:10:0~.:00:.11-•••••••••••••••••••1 1.0 0 carat round -···································· .......... $700.00 1.08 carat round •...................•.................. -..•.... $900.00 K. M19nifictfl~rnond w1d. .93 carat round ..................•..••.•...............•......•.... $665.00 di ~9 ri"9· El19•nl timplicily. MORE PINS NOT LISTID 1.08 c1rat round ................................................ $800.00 On1 1"d 1 · h•lf <•r1h of ' m1tch14 fi111 qut li:1 di1mo,.dt. C oese rour own mo1nth1• froll'I hundre41 of dlfftl'ent 1tyJn LARGE DIAMOND RINGS · Beautiful Diamonds set into tlassic•I timeless rings 1.00 c1rat he1~t $1750.00 •••••••••••••••• $100.00 L. V1ry f1m inin1 w1ddifl9 ri,.,- 11! with fi1ry m1rqu i11 ind round di1111011d1 .•..• $500.QO M111y, m111y 1tyl11 not litt1d. M. Mod1 rn wid1 bt11d 1119191· mi ni ind w1ddi119 11t. 14 Ki t· 11 whil1 9old. , , , , , , Sl00.00 N. C111tom look 1n9e 91m1nl 111 in 14 K•••f y11low qold, ••••• ' ••.••••. '. $250.00 M111y u11iqu• 1n9t91rn1nt 11h 1v1il1bl1. L N. 1.98 c1rat round $5200.00 2.93 cer•t pear $6150.00 J.04 c•r•t emerald '"I .............. $6500.00 1.00 ca,•t round $1600.00 ••••••••••••••••••-3.12 car11t •mereld 1.00 carat emerald '"' ···········-·$1200.00 cut .............. $6000.00 2.03 c1rat marqui~• ........................................ $5500.00 ~O genuine emerelds, 10 rouncl brilli1nt cli•monds a nd I JO beguefte cut di1monds m1lta up this magnificent 18 Kerat y1llow gold bracel1t $1000,00, •P" If e,fll, • t~t P•""' Mly n"'-rs 12 • S P·"'· --8-an·lr Am1ricerd M11t•r Ch1r9t Am•rit•n E.rprass Person•lized terms arr1n91d • Q, Ont of th1 mtny dj1li11c· tiYI ig111rd tin91 b1in9 0H1r1d, 14 K1rtl whit1 igold i nd b11U· tifuUy m1tchtd m1r'lu is1 •nd rOufltl di.rnond1 d11 i9n1d fo fit l fly 1oil1ir1 di~mond ri119. ••.••.•••.••••.• $22S.OO May the bird ol par1dise b1 pinned on your l•dy love. Th"is beautiful 18K yallow 9old pin is hand decor1tad with blue a nd 9reen enam1I, 40 round brilliant di1mond1 ll••••••••••••••••••••••il totalin9 1.20 carats, 14 genuine sparkling blue s1pphir11 and a genuine ruby aye. So indiYidual it should have a -n1m1. $1400.00. P. Di1linctiv1 c111lom ri11• 11f with 1 I l c1r1t p11r 1h1p1d ¥iwid pu1pl1 91n11in1 1m1thytl, 11-•••••••••••••••••••••-I $)'l5.00. Menv v•'Y uniqu• 9111· 11in1 1!0111 ri1191 1•1 b1in9 of· f1r1d . Aqu1m1rin1. pr1ciou1 to- p11, 9trn1I ind rnor1 . Q. An •Y• c1lchln9 111919•m•nt rin9 with •n unu1utl w1dili"9 rin9. Thi1 on1 i1 for th1 9irl thtl i\ htrd lo pl1111. Thi 11f q. . ............... I J00.00 You ow• it to yourself to see the m•ny •rticles bein9 di1pl1yacl. It is worth the time just to s•• these one of a kind items. • --. 54 sci.,tillating b19uette diamond1 m•ke up this dis· ,tinctivt h1tr.t iht'pad pin that m•y 1lso be worilas a pendant. I .. Kerat white·9old ......................... $3200.00 • ,,... 10 e.111. • t :lO p.1111. Mllr Mi1tdeYt 12 • I ''"'' .South Cout Pin• 3333 Bristol Street Costa M11• 540-9066 • ' l • .. -. . . .- • 10 i:i.ny PJlot South C..stPl1u Stctlon Thursd1y, Nov •. 2S, ff71 1-W-.---Pea~e-M-edita-tion --i--Kita11:Cru.a.ding Thailand Chief Blames ~ ' I • ·-' It Eases Stress, BalboanDeclare8 generally cr~ate an abundance 'of love iri' the world. --Briher:y a Fact ' Parliament for Coup BANGKOK, Tllailand (AP) Parliament. Jiy ,CANDACE P~RSON . the Stars and Stri , the can 20 minutes of mtdila-Army n€W$p3J)e't, Which shO\\'S tion tiA•ice a day stop all wars'!' • J\tajor G~neral Franklin 1\1. • Oscar Horeny,. 45-year-oJa Davis, head of. tQe Ar~y .\Var Balboa resident and diSciple of CoUeg~, eito.llmg medtal!on. htahariSliL J\tahesb y 0 g i, Davis praised the stre.ss- tb. ks . re'moval system for lowering m ~ d hl \\'ith a smile almost con-his blood ptessu re an ma ng- Some of tbe cJaiIQS are being substantiated by tests.of meditators i n universities, primarily by Pr. Herbert Benson _of the Harvard University_ ~edical SchQQl. _ Of Morocco Life· . ' -Field Marshal Thanom""Kll-He sala teft lSt politicians tikachofn has declared that an had Incited workers to strike obs t r-.uctioil.ist Parliament and university students to which overtaxed the P.atiefice d~monstrate . . t of the. government 'fas the "Our-young people today are RABAT, M'Orqcco (AP) -A lie has given in to persistent main reason for this week's hot blooded" he cOntinued. Western diplomat "'anted a opposition demands by na--coup. ''When thest leftist politicians toolshed built in his back-yard tioµalizing Morocco's t w I) Readin fnyE a large stack" tell them to i:!o anything a11d called Jn Ahmed, a· small-largest newspaP.frs from their--of news Clippmgs, he tOld against the government they time contractor. French ?wners and ~llowing reporters that he and his might do it-wi'lhbut a a second stantly brightening his face. llim less nervous. He displays an article. from military to meditate a use says Horeny. Tests done by the Stanford Research Institute last year found t h a t transctndental meditators had a fourth level of consciousness. \Vaking, sleeping and Ahmed's estimate inclUded the leftist .la~r un~ons• .to deputy, Gen pr a p ha s thouJlht." •:J--600~!j>l;';dirhams for "ad-resume publishing their dally Charusathien had been called Politicians, including those · ' ive expenses." That '11ewspaper, banned ~ince--1968~ ~obscene nam'es by opposition of his own party, had was· $120, nearly half the cost He .can be expected . soon to politcia.ns. obstructed passage of in1· of the shed. . que.si1on the c o n t I n u e d Initial ·communiques had port ant bills in Parliament, he Horeny speaks glowingly of Horeny, who teaches others fhe miracles he says are how to meditate, beams, ".Can wro~ght. by transcendental you imagine what "'Ould hap- 111ed1tatJon. , pen if we could get;tl the they 'thought it woul help their blood pressure? OOKS OOKS -: ~OOKS pooKs. dreaming are the normal three stages 1n -a11-people;-burl~:.-'!:e,eilf.'.;;.>..;....,;;;.;;.-'I. Ahmed explamed tt.iat he mamtenance of.the. three U.S. said last Wellnesday's coup complained, adding: ''They in· had to co~nt.so~l~ dlrJlams Navr commun1ca~1ons bases was made, necessary_ in part terfered too much with the ex· for the bu1ld1ng permit and500 near Rab~t. b y Comntunist subversion ecutive branch of go~ernmerit '.'They woi,_ddn't want ·to kill, anyrilQre," he co.ncludes. Horeny claim! transcen- dental meditation can remove slress from · the body and -n110cl, give the medit.ator clarity of mind, make slow learners get smarter, decrease drug and alcohol use. improve conditions of heart disease and asthma. help students get higher grades and in testing, researchers-found a state ot greater relaxation and rest in meditators, he says. HO:reny says that reaching this state of greater, "more charming happiness" is-mere-· ly a "simple. mechanical technique which anyone can do. The l.iaharishi has said th a t successful meditation does not require sacrifice." ~icx'wicx ~f· · :JIOOKSHOPS fl~ 1 -,,.Hf Cllf .. ~o .. ,. • (714) 6J9.nco :aolJTH COAST 'LAZA ci,... ,<011!1 ""'•O' (71~) 5"40-21,! (....., ..... ·TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We 1>"ire You ... Evei-y Saturday The technique involves using a one-word mantra or mean- ingless sound to make the mind go inward so it is blank. floating, Horeny says, until it transcends thought. Horeny, estimates that there are 700 to 800 meditators in Orange County iind about 100,000_ in ' '• ~ ' • • \ ' • the country. decoYator-line !f•~···t~~ for audio, visual, light shows .•• , · :· ·l: · · 'f '.ff' f l ( Blacldife. Strobe lite. talOI' organs and lite reflectors. .. 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They had demanded govern-- ed. . . governm~nt on the people ln Speaking for 90 minutes. ment officials. inc lud·ing "\Vhen 1 obJected. he said t.he · 1.n.terests .0 f Thanom devoted most of his Foreign Minister Thanat th~ official, after all ,_ had to ··ne,oc?lon1.~-lism and 1m-time to ticking off complaints Khoman, he dismissed, he bribe someone else, and so on per1ahsm. against p 0 I it i c i a n s and said. up the administrative lad-"The significant thing about c;;;~;;;;;;;;i;_,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,. der." Ibrahim's -· lecture,"-on ell . ---- MIRACLE MAN . Meditator Horen y King Hassan IT, shaken and diplomatic smg,ce commentecJ.. sobered by the abortive army "is that not· only was he no~ ~r--. coup against him in July, has rested, but the OPJ>?St~1~n vowed to stamp out the cor· press )Yas allowed to print his ruption which has long been a words verbatim." fact of life in ,.torocco. The executed coup . leaders who cited official corruption as their main grievance against }Jassa n's rule, thus seem to be posthumously vindicated. . The king's reforms have not San Diego Sh y Funds? ,trickled down lo' Ahmed 's SAN DIEGO Cal'f (AP) ·level, and individual Moroc-· ' 1 · - cans are still held to ransom San Diego may be unable to COME JOIN US FOR 2 Brothers Walk Globe F ~1· lfNf CEF get as muc:h money as it by petty officials demanding wants to keep peace during A MOST UNIQUE ,. payment for routine services. the Republican Na ti on a I )~~~~CHRISTMAS EXPERIENCE "' But at the upper levels of ~ Convention next August, says ~ thc. . ..adminislration and busi· the adminiStrator orthe-lawlrr-..;.., ___ ;;;;;;;. ____________ ,. •. ~':~t ~~mi~~1{~.P~h:~:c-t~:~~ -enfOtrement assistanCe ad- probably involved millions ministratidn. rather than hu1'dreds of dir-The agency recently award- ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP)_ hams. the flowering of public ed $395,424 to Miami to bolster !·1 h an effect law . enforcement during the· Two American brothers have mora 1 Y as · "When you v.·anted things Democratic N a t i o n a I con- left this last European outpost done in a hurry, you went to ventiQQ. San Diego reportedly to continue their walk around the responsible official and is ready to ask for about the v•orld in 'support of paid him in proportion to the $800,000. UNICEF _ The United Na-services rendered," a French '·There can't be a great businessman in Casablanca dispariJy between what one ci- tions Children's Fund. lamented. "Now everyone is ty gets and what the other Hawaiian Fashians Far Men and Women e MUU-MUUS, SHI FTS. DRESSES. 'BLOUSES e LOUNGEWEAR, SWIMWEAR, FOOTWEAR e ACCESORIES, PERFUMES, JEWELRY Miss Hawaii SOUTH.COAST PLAZA 31:11 BRrSTOL, COSTA MESA PHONE 546-4567 . ' . • Da vid. 3!!, and John Ku nst, panic-stricken and you don't recejves," Jerris Leonard said 24, leading their mule "Willie-know where to turn. It's very Tuesday during a visit to San Make-It-Two" and their dog bad for business." Diego. "There is a practical "Drifter." crossed into Asia At the same time. the king limit, but I couldn't put al J\1inor heading for the warm has tried to end his politica1 1 _d~o~JJ~a~r:fi~gu~r~e;o;n;i;t.·;· ••• ~;;;;~~ii~~~;~~;i~~~=~ climate of southern Turkey isolation by resuming contact!; before they proceed to lran in \\'ith the tv.·o opposition parties the sprlng. Jinked in a makeshift alliance. Th'ey have walked 5.000 They have placed a high price miles in 16 monlhs since they on returning to a c t i v e left home in 'Vaseca, ri1inn.. participation in the govern- June 20, 1970. ·They ·went ment. Opposition sources say through Portugal. SP a i n 1 they demanded the king put 2236 NORTH ORANGE MALL TUSTIN & MEATS, ORANGE PHONE 617·3990 86 STORES BRIM-FULL . Of Christmas Goodies France, Italy, Yugoslavia and an end to one -man rule, C:-•.il. (j ?lu Bulgaria. abolish the constitution he in-CJU..i.a . oast a In Communist Bulgaria they troduced last year, dismiss thel;p;;;;;;;;;;;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. -i passed through villages where rubber-stamp Parliament and huge JXISters showing botl}bs hold free elections \vilhout over the heads of women and delay. children identified Americans f\.1oroccans familiar with the as "U. S. assassins" and ask-king's personality say these ed for 1'peace in Vietnam." terms see: m d~liberately They took all these calmly and desig ned to be rejected. The continued with a smile their politicians' terms also were peaceful walking m i !Is ion . viewed with deep suspicion by David, father of three, said army leaders. They appear to they really had no trouble ha ve no objection to an an yv.'here. authoritarian regime provided During their h~·o-\veek ~Lay it is not riddled with corrupt here they paid good-will visits offlcial s. to Istanbul's mayor and other \Vhile the political talks re· notables. The Tourisn1 Depart-main deadlocked, the king ap- ment gave them a srriall p&renlly is tryinj? to cut the wagon \Vhich they will use lo ground from under the op- carry food, camping equip-position parties by adopting ment and their many pairs or 'their own policies. above all comfortable shoes. They have by cracking down on the cor- christened their veh icle "USA-_ _c''.c"Pcc'::;•::":..· -------·II Turk ~1achine." I The brothers estimate the r-----------,11 whole trip shou ld take about th ree years. "If al! goes well. and it v.•ill, we plan tn he back home in the United States sometime in 1973," said John. THE BEST Readership ll o I I s prove ''Peanuts" is one of the world's most popular comic strips. 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Wine and 1iquo1 are no rarit.y In China , bu t the U.N. envoys have so far 1huMed spirits. "They have had one guest that I know or -an Alba· nian," uid Amodeo, "and when he had dinner in the private din.Ing room we set up for-them, he asked for a glau of the deleg1tlon. ac¥oss -no r1re meat. In meals se.rved buffel·ilyle, and of beer. "His English Is what you fa~!, fhey prefer fish, chicken they consu me a full dinner bl "Out of the Ml Chinese sit. ting in that room, only one might call limlttd, but he and pork to btef. They also about S minutes or less," uld joined lht guest In a beer." v;on't use an interpreter, IO favor German potato salad, Amodeo. "There lJ hardly any Peking may rmt approve of it's pretty sJow gOi ng ," said but no ma yonnaise. conversation during t ~ 1 U.S. foreign policy, but so far Amodeo: "l still think they would J.:O rneal." It has found nothing wrong "The first day the Chinese for beef prepared the v.•ay Since the delegation MYS for with American food . they like meat," said Amodeo. its room and board al fixed ln• • Th h t I arrived we served them Diet ' ey ave c e r a n "I'm going lo propose pot tervals, there is no lipping. preferences such a~ fresh fruit mignon rare, and they only roasl and see what happens." But the Chinese "alwa ys instead of dessert and all their picked at it," he said In an In· Eating is oot a· social func~ check the bill to make sure meat must be wen done," said terview Tuesday. lion with\the delegatiO/i. that the v.·aiters and cham- Amodeo. • "'I'hey "'ere very nice about "They old us al the outset bermaids are remembered," Each evening Amodeo visits it,. but they got the message that ~they preferred their said Amodeo. the 14th noor where the 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; delegation is stayihg and goes over ·the menu for the ne:rl day with Jung Tien, a member Pres.ident of Syria Leads Nation Back . hristmas values DAMASCUS, Syria (APJ. - Syria's dour ffead of state, Lt. Gen. H;ifez Ass11d, does not spellbind the crov.•ds the way other Arab leader!! do. but he is proving to be an effective president. ThJs week he has been in power a year. With a policy based on na· tional interests rather than the narrow, ideological concerns of the ruling Baath Socialist party, he has brought Syria back into the mains tream of Arab politics after years of isolation. At home_,_ Assad has restored a meaSiire of political activity and returned a small amount of ecooomic freedom to im- porters and dealers . Assad 's mo\'e to redesign Sy r i a ' s pol itical landscape came as a welcome surprise to the populace, g r own apathetic after dozens of coups in 20 years. "He has turned the country away from the negativism and xenophobia of p r e v i o u s regimes," said one diplomatic source. "By joining a federation with Egypt and Libya he at least h~ muted Syria's op- posi tion to the principle of a peaceful settlement w i t h Israel. "But the goal of recovering the occupied territories re· ""!ains and Syrian and Egyp- tian generals have iitepprd up discussions on military co- ordination_ in case . hostili ties resume." nu111erous Sunni Moslems. Because they are poor, Alawaltes usuAlly send thelr sons into the military. Assad followed this road, graduating from the atr force academ~ and rising to the rank or lieutenant .general, then defense minister. His takeover represented a triumph by the Baath party's military wing over t he political \ving, headed by Saleh Jedid, another Alawaite. JedidL the real power in the previous regime of President Nouredin Alassi, w a n t e d Assad to resign as defense minister and air force chief ;ifter Syria's disastrou.r tank intervention on the side or the Palestinian ~uerrillas in the September 1970 civil war in Jordan. Instead , relylnJC on support In the much-purged officers' corps, A!!sM moved quickl y and bloodlessly to take over . lie contended Jedid and the politicians ordered the tank attack at the insistence of the Syrian.backed co mm a n d ol group Al Saika, which the armed forces considered a rival. SHEER PANTYHOSE •.. 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The former leaders are expected to be charged .,.,. 11 h m is us in g st a t e r u nd s • I ~§:;:::;:;:::;~:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;~:;:::;~:;:::;~:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;~:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;S~ I Assad also is trying to formli a national front along the lines of Egypt's Arab Socialist Union. The front would include Nasserites. Communists and other Socialls~ as well a.s Assad's softspoken, unassuming ma n n er-he seems uncomfortable at of· ficial functions-conceals a cunning that has helped hi.m survive the constant upheav1\s in Syrian politics. His pictures inva riably show him smiling, but he is said not to have much of a sense of humor. A Ru ssian diplomat made him laugh by quipping : "The Syrians take everything from us, except of course ad- vice." Assad, 42. is married arid ha!! four children. He lives modestly in a small house In Damascus. A trim, athletic·looking 6· footer who wat cheii his weii;:h!. Assad tias thinning black hair and a musta che to match. He smokes Syrian cigarettes but does not drink. Assad is an Alawaite, a member of the Mos 1 ~m minority sect. mostly peasan~ who live in the northwest near the Mediterranean port of Latakia. The y are frequently distrusted by the m o r e Baathists. · His hold dependit on how welt he maintains the support of the genefals and key party members Joyal to him. The government post office Is confident. It issued stamp!! with Assad '• picture to mark the first anniversary of his takeover. Rescue!'s Find Mau in Canyon LA CANADA (UPll -A young Long Beach man , miss- ing . Jn the Angele!! National Forest since Monday, was found alive and well in rugged Devil '1 Can)!On near Mount Waterman. Robert E. Bowden Jr., 19, told sheriff's deputies Wcdnes· day he became separated from his hiking companions by darkness In the canyon. one of the most rugged In Southern California. 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' Sn1aller Vehicles ~anlaged WASHINGTON (AP) -A fbysician associated with th£ first comprehensive motior -picture study of head-on col-' lliions between large ane" anall cars says one outcomt> n ight well be an increase in Xlmpact automQbile insurance .. -..tes. Dr. WUJiam Haddon Jr., tresident or the J lnsurance lnsutute for Highway Safety; aaid even the team in cha rge of ltle 1 filming project was shocked at the extent to which Jmall cars collapse on impact "ith sturdier large ones. · ''Specialists have known for rears that there was ·a pro- blem of-this type," Haddon sa id following a premiere 1howing of the 20.minute film . "But there is an astounding vacuum of public knowledge in this area. "The consumer ha!; every right and expectation to have all the facts related to safety, before he is asked to buy. "An emphasis on small.car economy is not enough. "The insll!'ance .. companies probably will consider these tests closely in computing ralei in the ruture ," ht said. l'he institute, supported by a conscrtium of insu rance com· panies, staged.six head-on col· lisio ns. each involving the crash of a small car with a sedan-sized car or the same manufacturer. The first two test collisio ns Involved 1971 model cars -a Chevrolet-Vega small car ahd an Impala Sedin, a Ford Pinto and a sedan-sized Galaxie-mov- ing at 43 miles an hour. The four other test cojlisions Involved 1972 models except for one case in which the new small car Was not y e t available so that a 1971 Dodge Colt was used in collision wi th a 1972 Plymouth Fury. All" of these_ car:s had ~ equipped with test dumm ies for observation of possible ef· fects on drivers or passengers. The 1972 pairings included another Vega and I.mpala, Pinto and Galaiie, and an American Motors Gremlin and Ambassador. Haddon said the researchers were unable to obtain two foreign cars of the same manufacturer for a test, but are setting up a• collision betwee n a Mercedes ... and & Volkswagen. In every collision, the large car survived with i U passenger com pa rt me nt relatively intact and its dum- my occupant not severely damaged. . A small car in ea ch Instance had Us frontal area smashed back accordion fashion. Hawaiians Slate Big Trash Hunt HONOLULU. Hawaii (AP) -Hawaiians are getting ready for a monumental trash hunt. Some 136.000 of them, from Cub Scouts to corporation heads. have signed up for a nlne-Oay little cleanup cam· paign. It starts Friday. "Th e way this thing has mushroomett is kind o I fri ghtening." says Edd i e Ander son. who began organiz· ing the "Hawaii is too small for litter" campaign two months ago. "I can't say all these people will show up," Anderson said in an interview. ··But if they do, I challenge any ci!oy in the nation to match that." Anderson sees the interest as an immediate respQnse to the ecology movement. but he hopes the campaign will have lasting impact. "After a man walks for a quarter of mile and fills rive hags of trash, he'll think twice before he litters again," Andersdn said. . The c!Tive has gained suo-- port from-monrthan 250 ()rr:;ianiuitions and a long list of tn-dlviduals. Helicopters from an Army base will be used lo pickup rustin&. abandoned autos that have marred the pictu resque coastline; &CUba diving clubs will police underwater coral beds for beer cans and other debris; members of a geological club will clean out two rock quarries. Arlene Marshall volunteered hmelC and 00 reluctant hus· bind to clean a one-mile atrctch of trashy highway. "My husband lJ v try aartastic about It, but he'll help," t.aid J.frs. Marshall "Tbat'a 011e thing that really bugged us when "·e got over here -all that trash In paradJse. Now, we've got a chance to do something about It." • Thund1y, Nov. 25, 1971 • ..... . ...., RBA.v 1 o .to 6 • r ' I • I BEA ANDERSON, EdHvr fhanksgiving through the eyes of children , esp~ cially through those of Orange Coast school children, is prone to be spontaneous and spirited. • In some schools, Thanksgiving programs are a group effort while in others, they remain primarily a class play or learning situation. Students in Miss Sue Alston's kindergarten cl ass at Canyon School have been studying Indians and Pilgrims throughout November .. While they have learned custom~. songs and rhythms, they have made Indian vests and haVe enjoyed a real tepee set up in the classroom. · First graders in Miss Eleanor Firpo's class. also at Canyon School will stage a reenactment of the first feast, com· plete with costumes. Bear Street School staged "Pilgrim, Peace", a satire on the first Thanksgiving with the Indians hosting the Pilgrims. Participating in the feast are (bel oW), Indians David Dawe and David Fontes and tourists Oeft to right) Darcy McAlister, Jeff Andrews and Jim Vanderpool. Students at Woodland School have been enjoying the songs and . native dances of our lndian forefathers. complete with costumes. Among the primary students participating are (right) Johnny Iverson\ Kathryn Molden and Kristen McClelland. • . ' , naCfing , Old ·an I / I ' ' ~ Colonial c us tom " I • • ; I Gathering goods ' for the 'first' Thanksgiving feast , are ln'dians Ken- neth Williams, Melissa Rodriquez and Miss Sue Al· •+on. Setting the table are Pil_gI_ims Christy Pierce, Sc.oft Richardson and Miss Eleanor Firpo. • • • She's Thankful ·for Giving DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please print this letter on. Thanksgiving. It's taken me a long time.to express my gratitude to you and I'd like to do so now.· Here's my story. Ten years ago I found myse lf pregJJant. The baby's father didn 't want to marry me. My parents kicked me out and I found out who my fi:iends-=W~re. I had only one J could 'count on. Mary, a girl 1 worked with, asked me to share her apartment. lter husband was overseas and she said she wanted company, When l began to show, the offk:e mana ger told me to leave. I was, she explained, "a represenU\tive of the com· pany" and they couldn't~ a pregnant Miss "meeting the public." I .lost my job but Mary insisted th11t I slay with her. All the while 1 was tom with Indecision -should I keep the baby? On August 14, 1961 1 read your column. Il was made up of letters from mothers who had faced my problttn. I knew then what I had to do. I decided to give the child a break and pu( It up for adoption. Seven.weeks biter r signed the final papers. I 1 Two years latel I married a wonderful man and we now have three lovely children. I have never regretted giving up my first born because I know that ~ somewhere there's a happy little boy who has two loving parents. Ten yeare: is a long time to put 'o([/ wr iting a letter, but I finally got around to it. -BEEN THERE AND BACK DEAR 8.T.: So you're a IJUle slow. Nobedy 11 perfect. In case the reoderf would like to know "'bat helped )'Oii make the deelslon on Aug•sl 14, lHl, hete It II: From Mount Vernon, N.Y.: La.o;t night I got my first good night's sleep in years. When t reNI the Jetter from "The Child You Gave Up'' It WIS as if someone had lifted a In.ton weight olf my heart. l\1any years ago T gave up mv child for adoption. Since that dev (have been l<H-hlred by the.qu estion, ;fc;.o,, A child ever understand and forgive 11 m"lher 'for doing this?" Now I know the att~wcr. Steubenville, Ohio: I'm so grateful that you dldR't prh.t the oame of the city along with thti 1,etter signed "The · Cblld YO• Gave ~P·" I want more lbaa anythlnl to believe that the letter wa1 written by the child 1 gave up nine years ago. ' El P aso, Tex: Only a woman v.ilo has given up her baby can know the agony and ·pain ci separation. I felt in my heart I was doing what was best ror my. child, but all these years · I've been haunted by the feara that my child would always ht.le.. me. Bless, you, AM, for the peace of mind you have brought me. Lawrence, Kant.: I was a foolish (ud l see now a seUlsh) girl who refused to rive up her out-of-wedlock baby. I told myseU 1hat nothing -matlertd oxctpl keeping my baby. I aloo told myself that my child woul~ thank 111ei... for the 1acrlflce1 and love me for my covqe. I wu wroaa. Whta Ille ru away from-home at the 11e or JS she left a note uylng, "I hate you, Mother. You never gave me a break." Paducah, Ky: I'm 13 and adopted. I never knew quite how to feel about my real mother, I always thought she m~t have been a. bad woman or she would never have given me away. Alter read- ing lhe let¥r signed "The Child Yoo Gave Up" I know better. I will never laugh at your column again . You have solved the biggest prtiblem ol my whole life. When romantic glances tum te warm embraces Is It ll'lvt or chemistry? Sad for the booklet uLov• or SU ADd How to Tell the Difference,'" by Ann l..lDdtrl, .En~lose a long, &tamped, 1elf·1ddrt1ffd envelope and Si cenlll In coin with yow request la care of tbe DAILY PILOT, .. ' .. ' • .. I •' -r I ~ . . ·~ .. .-• ..... -. ' .... ... . . . •• ,j .. . . . ........ Spontaneity Starts Wh.ee-ls Spinning 11-Jy husband Jooked up Jrom hil paQf:r one ev~ing , clicked his fingers and said , "l've got a tremendous idea. Let's take an instant vacation." "A what?" we asked. "We have a turtle collection in it." ''Then get thim out.• ~- "Want me to unplug all the eleclri.t__al stuff?" ·: • • .I ,• .. . ,. ••• =" ... ·~ ~ j~ .. ~· ..... i'An instant vac:>.tion. One lha~ it spon. t:ineous. No preparation, no ~laMing. Just go. We'll get up tomorrow Jtiorning, throw a Jew clothes in a paper bag and tHke off (or Pollution Lake. Would you all like that?'' "Don't do that until just be(ore we go to bed, Llsten, ~le I am thinking of it, get your father's shirts. On the ~/JY out of town, we'll drop them off In the laundry slot. '!'here's nothing worse than beginning a week without any shirts." l·~ .;~ '• •• "We'd love it," they all shouted. "Good. Then it's settled," he said, snuggling down with his paper. "Oh, this is going to be exciting," J laid. ''We've never done anything lm· pulsiYe-.before. One of you kids get on the phone and call the vet. Tell hirn we'll drop the dogs off on our way out of town tomorrow. I 'II put a note in my mailbox to stop the mail and one in the milkbox. to turn off the milkman for a few days. Oh, and I'd better get hold of my egg man .'' "Do you suppose Frank could take my paper· route?" said my son. "And maybe take care of the hamster and· the tropical fish'!" ''I suppose so," I mused. "Call him and when you're finished I have to use the phone to call Elsa and tell her I won't be able to'drop those five hundred coat hangers for, the Scouts off on Sunday. Maybe on the way out of town I'll drop them off at Fanny Flack's house. Oh, it is fun being Im· pulsive." I grinned. "Mom. what should ~ do a!Xiut my d e ntal appointment," ask'd my daughter. "Call your friend, C.irol._ have "Mom, I was going to the library tomorrow to return my books." "No problem. We'll drop them off at the library on our way out of town. We have to deposit a check anyway and it's right down from our bank." "Okay, and what about someone to cut the grass?" "Oh . for crying out loud." interrupted their father, "How much can the grass grow in 48 hours'? You are all making a big deal out of this. It's supposed to be spontan . , . " "And It is a great idea." I said. ''I hate calculated things. They never turn out. But an instant vacation. Snap it up with the laundry. kids. While it'9 drying, I'll get out and buy new un- derwear." ''HOLD IT !," said father. ''I know rrn a fool for asking, but what do \\'e need with new underwear?" ·-· •I know th• 'PER1!Cf •pot Jor cur 't'acatioa. thl• 11u1• I have ever heard," said my husband. ' Santa's .Steeping \Vaking Santa up lrom his cat nap because he's going to start making his rounds a litUe earlier this year are Glen Bower and Shelly Ross. Gamma Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will be sending Santa to homes to talk to children during evenings of the first two weeks in December. Huntington Beach·Fountain -valley-parents may. request the visit, which costs $3, by calling Mrs. John Bower or Mrs. Larry Apodaca. her call the dentist for you first thing in the morning. Tell her it's important or we'll have to pay for the,~, visit if \Ve don't cancel. · "Listen, someone gl"t in the car and run out for some mayonnais;e for the potato salad. I'll gel the cake in the oven while you're all takini;:: baths. And don't ·forget to get the sleeping bags out of the attic and aired and the cooler off the shelf in the garige." "Can you imagine for a minute," I said, "that I would put this family in a car on the highways with raggy underwear? Jnslant vacation or not, I have my pride. Can't· you see having an accident and a patrolman telling the pre ss, 'The ones with the new cars with all the fancy gadgets are alwa y! the ones with safety pins in their shorts.' I'd die of humiliation. ~re are certain moments in a person"'S lifl_, when they Should definitely ha\re new un~erwear like when you get married, graduate, go into the Army or on a vacation. Maybe you want to be known in the ward as the 'multiple fract ure with tacky underpinnings,' but not me. I'll be back in a jiffy. Do you want me to pick up film while l'm out? Sun lotion~ A road map?" ''What about the key to the house, Mom?" "We'll drop it off at Grandma's on the way lo the post office. I wrote your sister, dear. You know how she calls the police when she calls and we don't answer. Have I forgotten anything?". "Good, then carry on. I'm off to the beauty shop. Luckily Elaine could work me in tonight. You impulsive devil you," 1 said, tweaking my husband'a cheek, ''you'll make gypsies of us yet." NEXT: Money 1>eficiency · "That is the most lncr~ible question [fJtfl<l!;jld trom IM llOOk. "J~f' Will TIU i:ll' "llVI Otlldt~ ol Y&ur Own! CD01rl~h! 191 by Er....-l"""btdl Ind 111 K .. r.. ""'H bY Ooubl~V I. CO .• lnt.l -Eo-asf.\ Cl-ubs Caught 1n Yule Hustle, Bustle • Parties, luncheons and fund· raising boutiques will have holiday themes next week as clubs anticipate Christmas and Chanukah. Panhellenic fl.fembers or the Laguna Beach Panhellenic will gather Wednesda y, Dec. J, in the Irvine Coast Country Club for the club's annual Christmas luncheon beginning with a social hour at l I :30 a.m. Laguna Bench Jligh School C<lncert Choir will sing a pro· gram of Christmas music and a short bu.sine6S session will f()llow. Mrs. Nelson Nies is handling reservations. ' Chanukah Holiday foods, handcrafted creations and greenhouse originals will be offered for sale Wednesday, Dec. I, fro1n 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Costa Mesa home of Mrs. Mark Sluate. The first Chanukah Boutique is sr1onsorC'd by-lhe Harbor Reforn1 Temple Sisll"rhood. Holiday Giving Gifls brought to the Wednes- da y. Dec. J. Christmas a la · Cantonese Luncheon of the Our Lady of Ml. Carmel Guild of Newport Beach will be lf1yette ilems to be donated to the National Fouri'dalion of the March of Dimes Members will gather al 11 :30 a.m. in Don the Beachcomber's for a social hour preceding luncheon. Mrs. Thomas De t.1aio is chairman. lectibles and edibles will be sold. Ebell Club Candl~light and Holly will theme the I rad i l Ion 11 I Christn1as tea and j o i 11 t n1ecting of the junior ,?nd senior clubs or the Ebel! Club of Ne\vporl Beach. Thursdny, nee. 2, in the <'lubhouse. The ~1isses Sarn:ly Ow!"lle and Judy Po1vell will provide Christ1nas music. A Christmas boutique also Is planned. Proceeds ·will benefit club philanthropic pro- jects. A business session is scheduled temp6rary n1usic. Women's committees of the 0 C Philharmonic sponsor t h e series. Alpha sorority will meet T.hursday, Dec. 2_1 _in_ the An11heim home of Mrs. Pat Morey for a business session. Signi ng of a charter fo_r Ex.- Auxilia ry plorer Post 4G8 of Fountain Valley is planned. All \\'ives, 1not hers, widows. Secret sisters will be reveal· daughters and olher close ed at a Thursday, Dec. 9, female relatives of veterans Christma:ii party in the home of World War I have been l)f Mrs \\'itliam l>~. Guthrie invited to join the I .. 1dics Aux-of llunlington Beach~A pledge iliary to the Veterans of World ritu:il is on the agenda. War I, B:irracks z:IBO of ll un-Awards will be presented. Junior League Newport' Harbor Children's Theater Guld's Tour Ing Troupe will entertain Newport Harbor Junior League during a meet ing at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 2, in the Ne~·port llarbor Yacht Club. The troupe will present "A Christmas Trifle" and two songs from the major spring productions, "The Sleeping Giant." tington Beach. A Nelf Year's Eve party The t:roup meets the first is slated for Dec. 31 in the Secretaries Tuesday of. each n1onth at f'ountain Valley home of Mr. 12:30 p.m: In the · Masonic and Mrs. Al Raupp. A mid· Major problems of the Temple. lfuntington Beach night supper will be served. Orange C.Ounty Pro hat ion and will gather Tiext on Tues· Department will be discussed Wom •n's Club day, 1 nec. 7· Joint meetings Upsilon Omicron beCore the Orange County .., are p anncd with the veleran's Legal Secretaries. F.I Camino n.eal woman's group on the third Monday 1'1rs. Velma Jackson will Speaker will he .Judge RAY· Club members will be honored of each month at I p.m. in (!pen her Fullerton h(}me at 8 mon<f F. Vincent who serves by the junior membership at Lake Park. p.m. Wednesday, Dec. I, for a on the department's advisory the annual December luncheon meeting of the Ups i I o n board. Th -·· n. 2 l B t G Omicron Chapter. Bela Sigma To avoid dls~ppotntment, prospective brides are reminded to have their wedding stories "'ith black and white ~lossy photo- graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's De- apartment one week before the wedding. Pictures r~eived after that time will not be used. For engagement announcements it Is imperative that the story, also accompanied by a black and white glossy picture, be S!Jb- mitted six weeks or more before the wedding, date. If dead.line is not met, only a story will be used. • To help fill requirements on both wed~ din~ and engagement stories, forms are avaJlable In all of the DAILY PILOT offices. Further questions' will be answered by Women's Section stalf members at 642-4321. • • . • HB Newcomers ur;way. ut:C. , 11 • noon. e a amrtia. h The group ... 1·11 meet at 7 J · 'II d P i. Presenting the program .. un1ors w1 prepare an serve M be f p.m. Thuc-." ay, Dec. 2, 1·0 the th I em r!I o Bela Gamma "'ill be Mrs. Denni!! Kennedy ""' .•, ;h~ea ~dd\eback 1if adriga t 1 _c:::h::•:o:P.::l•::_r::_3:,64:.:l::_o:.f ::E:o:P'::;:\'::".:s::<;g".m:::•:_.::"::"d:,::M::':'·_:M:::areoy_:J::o:_W::.:•d::•::.· __ 1_R_ev_•_ce_H_o_us_•:.· .cT::"'::':::i"-:__ __________________ o:-____ '..:~;!; Huntin gton Beach. Newcomers have · scheduled their first election of officers for Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the 1'1urdy Park clubhouse. Singers will highlight en-·:: tertllinment following the .,. ... H c•m" t. "11ru111111t1, t.r "'' 1>u11t11w1 ,.eplt PATRICIA McCLURE Rites Set For April Pitiss Patrici a McClure ol Huntington Beach "' i I l be· come the bride of Ste\'en Sanders during April ril'es in St . Bonaventure's Catholic Church, Huntington Beach. Refreshments will be served and members will plan ac· tivities for the year Garden Club Selection of Christmas tree!!. care and planting of holiday holly and poinsettia and the making of door swags and "'reaths will be discussed by ~1rs. John R_ Reilly at the Wednesday, Dec. I, meeting of the Harbor Vi!'w Homes Garden Club al 7:45 p.m. in Clubhouse I. Green Thumbs and Com· pt1ny is the name ch2sen by Girl Scout Cadette Tr00p 753 as an official intermedit1te J!tlrclen club sponsored by the Harbor View Homes group. Flea Market Close to 100 California an· tique dealers will be presented Thursday, Dec. 2, lhrough Saturday, Dec . 4. ;:it the eleventh annual Christmas luncheon. Omicron Rho Arrica Toda y will theme !he Wednesday, Dec. I, gathering of members of the Omicron Rho Chnpter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at 8 p.m. in !he Costa Mesa home of Mrs. Reuben Moore . Mrs. Leona rd Coupland wi11 present !he program, Plans will be made for e. Christmas party at the orange County Indian Center, Stan}on. Philharmon1c County Phil· Their engagement has been announced by her parents. Mrs. Shirlee 1'-1cC1ure of Hun- tington Beach and Jere P. McClure of Ontario. Fll"a l\farket starting at noo n -----'-'---'-'--"-'-I ~1iss McClure, a graduole or Fountilin Valley H I g h School. attended Oran(!e Coast Colle11:e and i!ii a student at C;i!ifornia Stale College at FullerLon. Her liance. son of Mrs. Oi>rothy Sanders (lr Or11nge, i! 11n alum nus of Villa Park High School and will graduate from CSCF in January'. Classic Look Thi 1ktMY rib turtle neck tblr1 and 1we1ter with ring itps •rid grommet• still is popular with coeds. But the. clualc look or the •409 And '54'111 11 making a comebtck vi• P 'e1ter gets - each day in the Santa Ana \'\VCA. Closing hnurs are 9 p.m Thursday and Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds will benefit lht> South Orange County YWCA. Santa Ana. A variety of col· THANKS FOR GIVING! the Ion& Jeevtd c. rd I & an WISTCL"' ,LAZA ·u you'd Ilk• lo 1011 unw1nttd oaunds and ketp II off fOf aooci. c.11 Wel1ht Watchers lor lrH acMc1. Clll 1ny !lmt, ni1ht or day 8lS·5S05 WEIGHT•. WATCHERS. hMt .......... -titl•""'" .... . ,,.,,. .... , _ ..... ~1•!'111~~<1il<l I Jtl t!"od MH••t1' • ""1•1 ~1· .,,, i.t .... •.ouJ.W. C'll'flLlllLltH worn O\ltr • abort-aleeved NIWPOITll INN plillov.r In maldllna «>lor.. 1'-l"'"------.1'-------_:'--- ---' ,.., ••• "' ,. ... "'' ~Ill •••• ONE SPECIAL PER FAMILY e YOU 'WOUlO f:IPfCT TO PAY 112.fS fOI T11t5 VAlUI! • SATISFACTION GUAtANTE!O e 10 TO 15 flNtSHEO 5~~ 1'' 'lOOfS flOM WHICH, TO CHOOSE e Pl Of ESSIONAl 'HOTOGlll,HEIS flOM STOIC POllRAJTS, INC. OFFER 11'' x 14'' LIFE SIZE GROUPS WILCOME ' If 2 or more per1on1 t r• photo9rtph•d tog•th•r th• "FRIE" plctur• mu•t h• of th• 9roup. · THRIFTYMAR DISCOUNT FOODS -, I 5158 WAR ER lat Sprin9d•lel ............................................. _, ' 'All Fi red Up To help purchase equipment for the Sunset Beach Volunteer Fire Department. Las Damas Woman's Club is sponsoring the annual Firemen's Ball in Meadowlark Country Club Satur4a)'1-Nov. 27. .. Sirens" announCffig the party are Mrs. Buck Hen· derson Oeft) and Mrs. Robert Duffy. New Skipper Selected New members will be introduced and new officers installed when the Lido lsle Yacht Club ushers in the holiday season during a Change of Watch party beginning at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, in the Lido Isle Clubhouse. Helping her husband get ready to assume his duties as the new commodore is Mrs. Edward Hayes. DTERY. AtR STEP -IERNARDO -klMEL EDWARDS -GERBERICH PF fLY rr U.S. l(EDS C•p•:. ....... ,. Sh ... Dint• W11tr bw 011uki11 . Correct'!" Sll9" for CJlll"'911 ' 225 E •. 17th ST.-COSTA MESA 541·2778 t IAHl(AM•lllCA"O e e MAS111 CHAtl.01 e • • Tb11f"Sd11, November 25, 19n DAJLV PILOT ·cRuD· ·collecting Around · Newport FLORAL ARRAllEIEITS , CRUD may be cominl to pany, Mrs. Kltcb<ns said. NewPort Beach, eating all the Tbe ~ters would handle alumbtum cans and glaSll bot· only al um~ and gl~ and -ues in Its path. . .... wout" be nspectea daily by No, CRUD is not a refugee -participating groups. . • WIOI SlllCTIOtf Of" ReVTVllds Aluminum Co. but CRlJD a1&o ls uldnc for citv /.e his met wiUi tht coun-.,.,.DIN '••Mt ~··-i l'lOWl"S -TO little else, abe said. advice and help in site ap-'s environmental ~innan, a1uot1111i1 vou• MOMI She thinka the ~ity may pea.ranee and for assistance in -!tuan Dostali ·'ney hive "not .... 4 '50 the program partially M Kit~ 'd' ... ide but be . UP from a science fldion movie, Hauling will be handled by but stands for •'titizens to professionals, Mrs. Kitchens Recycle Usable Discards; .. a said, to mak.e___sqn it is "ongo-- group of Newport Beach ing and regular ... have been initially edgy aboqt obtalning containers. rl yet mel eyeball and eyeball" becaUBe CRUD JS asking for rs. u:1ens aa1 1~er on .. ~ a, 1s T" .,.. .. v ... i liabillty Insur an c • for also intends to P..-, "!8vorable" Iowaro.. It, slle CAROUSIL .' • Volun•-· ~u-who will bag ~posal to ... dty ~1·1 sai~-endatio •· ... -~· ~ r• u~ .. ~ "' UM -ow11 SHOP - women who are trying to CRUD is an outgrowth of a •organb:e an ongoing recycling • spring meeting of the League program. of W[ Voters and the the can:s and bottles. beca~ ~~gh "many er city ~ the ct!mbers' .... · But becau!e CRUD 1s only groups may hold one-day executive committee will be •1 1"''":;.st., C•'-M-.. an informal group, It doesn't drives, sustained effort is · made at its D e c e m b e r c11w .. w!~~!...,, ,.,,..1 ~ · have financial backing to pr&. j~~~~ .. :::;:,..::~:i:l~•·t;.·;~:::::1=;;;;::~~~~;. Headed by Joan Kitchens. Ameri Association o f 437 Tustin Ave .. CRUD took Univers y Women, w h I ch its proposal to the city to no' h~d .a ~ke_r from another avail and has turned to the city with a snrular program. Newpoi-t Harbor Chamber or According to Mrs. Kitcbem, Commerce for help. Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Chamber board of dirtdors WestmiDster, Fountain Valley agreed to have lb executive and Costa-Mesa all have suc· ~ committee examine the pro--cessful-recycling programs. gram "f<r the pwlM)Se ol. pro. CRUD wants to coordioate- vid.ing lhe powerlul support of with Costa Mesa's program the chamber cf commerce to but "work under the um- . introduce this proposal to the brella" of Newport Beach city Newport Beach city council," govetiunent, perhaps: with the said George Zebal, head of the city beautification committee, chamber environmental .. com-she said. • mitl'ee. "We hope to make places CRUD'S proposal calls for available for people to recycle, two recycling c o 11 e c t i o·n not jusf take the stuff to the centers ·proposed at Westcliff dump," she s8id. Plaza and Fashion Island, -CRUD's first meeting with locations already consented to the city manager's office by the owner, the Irvine Com-resulted in a referral to the vide accident insurance or to It · · meetllifi•1 screen proposed sites, she said. Bedside Matters Don't ·get so involved With hou.sehold duties that you don't allow time to play with a sick child. Combine some .or the work with visiting. Take the ironing ln and tell stories as you work. Or straighten dresser draftl's. PQSlt._photos in the family album to brinF it up to date. ,I 20% OFF ·~ FABRICS (IN THE STORE) COSTA MESA STORE ONLY • I 2300 HARtC?R ILYD., COSTA MESA ' ~· In ,H•rlJO'r Shopping Contor a.ck Moll --Yo ·u-'ve -earned it! You'll welcome these easy•to- serve meal makel'S from El Rancho ... this week._end! U.S.D.A. CHOICE AGED BEEF! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• It _ What more. could you wish for, when it Comes to delightful dining!. Let Dad cook the beef, the kids fix a salad -and you •.. relax! Filet Mignon~~.~~:~~ $2~ -Beef Brisket .. ~~H.~1 .. 89~ The epitome of the beef world! ••• and naturally aged, EI Rancho's \vay ! So very Jean and deliciously seasoned ! Choose the \\'hole ••. or point half f Ready for you to bake •• deliciously seasoned •. mixed with fresh. whole eggs! !I.lade with. El Rancho's O\Vn ham, !re! h \\·hole eggs and cornflake crumbs! Sliced Bacon ..................... 59:. Pork. Sausage .................... 69l. Extra Lean Grind ............... 89:. El Rancho's own ... thicker, ranch style slices! El Rancho's Old Fashioned style! ••. pure! lean! El Rancho's .•. all beef ... and always fresh! Produce Values! Super Shopper Grocery Specials . Grapes ~ ........ ~ 19~ Casseroles ...... F~~~ .s.E~.v. ~~~c~~~ ..... 4 9' Sweet and·Red •.• fresh from the vine, for flavor I Mom •• : it's IO easy to prepare delicious meals ... ''•ith economy .,. from left.overs or budpt minded ground meatst Your choic.e of five variety-minded kinds! PinkcGrapef111it ................... 8 '" '1 Texu Ruby Red ••. more goodness at breakfast I Cook-Book Sauces ....... 3 ~ $1°0 . . Fresh Pineapple ....................... 19:. Hawaii's finest .•. to offer you more flavor! Contadina ... choose the ones that \Viii enhance )·our meals ... and your reputation! ••• Rosarita Dinners .... ~ .KJ~S! .•••. 4 9c Fresh Broccoli ........................... 29:. Fnshness make1·all the dltfennce in the taste! Tired of tur~ey? •.. or ju!t tired? ... slip a Mexican dinner in the oven, this week·endl · Sto.uffer' s. Beef Stew ........ 79' 0 J • 4" ... '1 range u1ce .. .. . .. .. .. . ""' T!'eesweeet' frozen concentrate !-12 OL •• 49c ... ,,. , . . . , :: . ,• :::· ~·.< • . . .. ~aiii course they'll Jo~er. ·:. ;'foz~'n, 10 oz. - Delsey Tissue ...... :: .... 4 '" '1 Swiss Miss .................... 7'f __ Two roll packs •.. colors, \\-bite or prints '. Delicious instant cocoa! ... pk~. of 14 env. Bowl Cleaner : : .'. .. 1 .......... 69' Peanut Bars ......... : " ...... 49' Delsty .•• it works, for you, 'round the clock: Nabisco Ideal .•. great cookies ! .. regular 6Sc I Delicatessen Delights! . Beef Tamales .............. ~ .... 3 : $1 •• Alex' ... XLNT • , • 8 oz .... just the thing fora quick and ta•Y meal 1--- Sliced Ham .................... 55' Cinnamon Rolls .............. 2r · . Pric., ir> •fleet Fri., Sot., Sur>., NO'l.1.6, 11, 18. No 1ale1 to dealen. Oprn d4ilr 9 to 9 ••• Su"4ar 10 to 1 Dak's ••• imported from Derµnark . , • lean andao Danish fn flavor! 4 oz.J!«g. Ballard's ..• 9\.? oz ...• easy to fix for break· fast! Great to eat, an·ytimc. ARCADIA < " """" " , n ; ,1• Pl5~0 FNn. ; ;,,,' SOUTll PASA OHln, :·::,: HUNTINGTON P.[ACH · :·:,',~· N[WPORT BEACH '''"'"""' "", "' '~ ' '1 'l''n' 11'~. ~ l1,,~ril1,il+,', 111 lo1111•ir111A,•1•1 Rn11l,.1•f•rll•• '11f11ll1l11llll1 'l.hTh•11!!VillJf~[r'" . ' . , • • I ' I , r· --. I .... -.. ~ .. ,. .. .... ' . . .... _ ... ,,.,, ............. ,., . - If OAll.'tflLOT Thl4r~u. Now:mbtr 25, 1971 . • ·' " . .. .· r • . ' ' .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' WEWWOll~FO STlllP SHOPP NI A#T LOS AMltQ, ' °' CU&E coum • \ ·-~--' . ·t ' ' . ---sTOR.EHOURS-' ~YthaaghFRIDAY: IOAM.99P.M. SA.llJROAY & SUNDAY: 10A.M.to1 P.M. I' ' ' , -. ~..ILS.DA INSPECTED • FR.ESH FROZEN NEW ZUlAND --· (8 PENNY WISE ~ !LB. PACKAGE LEG OF LAMB SLICED BACON c c c _, lb. "GENUINE SPRING LAMB" lb. 'i "DELICIOUS Willi CABBAGE" :, " " Your Al Bell f'Ceiahborhood Butctier tthe Men In tht Red Aiwan) Prol.ldlY Off11s f1111111111JoHNS8c BACON . m: ~~\~~·: SUTCHElt'S PltlDE MEATS ,_ Cllrf II MEAn YOU'LL IE nouo TO SElV( ECONO-PAK • 3-LBS. OR OVER Ul'll llAn'I • Qualit and Satiifaclion Guarl!ll:eed • Discount Pri~ 7-' '· GROUND . ALPHA IETA _lntllEfl PIJDE IEEF Fii.OM COLORADO I .. OZIN FOOllS I STANDING T-B()fjE 141 BONnESS 1 °' .:::-J Fiil1'ff 1cit 4ac. IJI ROAST_ STEAK •. RIB sruK .. BEEF ''"'''''"" 1 c~ 129 '8 88C IONELESS 171 IOIELEll 99~ ,•'::.:)HALIBUT FILLETS ~ · TOP SIRLOIN a. CHUCKW: . "" "· IRll ftO~lf cur a; 58~11 THESE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY tllrouJh WEDNESO~Y. NOVEMBER 26 through OECEMBER I IO!AL DISCOU NT S [Y(RY DAY "''""' tlKtUWf . fllt[ ~ LIGHT srRrnG srr i11 OllTllOOR CKRISTllAS LIGHTS ---------- 7-0UNCC !O'M'U: r.P?:i GREAT BODY ~SHAMPOO 1 u 7.ct... IO'm.E • CtmJ)JltN'S CUllf!: IUNSE r.P?:i Johnso• & Johnson ~ 110 MORE · 97, TAll.&W · ., ____________ _ :11/r OUNCE BOl'TLE TEllDER TOUCH BATH OIL 111 TOTAL D1SCOU NI S EVERY DAY p-,L~RYPDiNNfR°RcJ{Ls 3CJf © s~lmifcHfcKf;"DtltN'u 53; © SWA~S0~£1UKRiEYFDWER 53; . IM1W1~~\)1i:E ~1fKU.ON. ffi07l'.N 39; ~ 2().0Z.. DRINKS • Vanni ... Chaco.la!• ~ ~~6$NElvH·icKR~fRosrr 63; ~ 12-0Z rROZl:N 43 . ~ ROsARITA MEXICAN DINNERS ' ~ l?~oz. l'ACKAGr.. FROZEN 21 ' ~BRIDGEFORD DINNER ROLLS @ ~~;K~c1.ITToIT;"" 1116i @ ID-OZ. BOX •PEASORCORN f110ZEN 18 BIRDSEYE VEGETABLES ! 891 Will llfl -llltOUllT NI~. AlPHAIOR EGG 110& 47' ~ GAU.ON CONT AJNER ... I): GAt.. •ORANGE • GRAP!: • fRUIT LEM~£ KAPp DAT PUNCH IZ.OUOOC PACl:AG£ • MTDGCT HEBR!W 11.ATIONAL SALAMI !l?OUND •WCED BORDEN AMERICAN CHEESE l~..Q'l. CONTATNJ:R PRECIOUS RICOTIA CHEESE llLPltll BCTA MONTEREY JACK ClltIS'E 1' LB. PACKAGE.ALL NUT ALPHA BETA WIENERS 16-0Z. BUTTE'.llSCOTCH CHOCOU.TI: • U"MON ALPHR BETA PUDDING !?. PACT. ALEX TACO SKEUS 25; 111 211 69' 95~. 58' 431 49' ALJ.:X• REGULAR Ofl TAOO (;E) TORTlLLA 3ft~ ~CHIPS T' JlEGUUR D!SCOUNT PRlct ... ~ GU.tto Btrrn:RMILJ:: • 6'-PA"CK 39c ~:::::/ALPHA BETA DONUTS · scHAT's sW£DISH ·uRW. caoii1ES 19• 16-ot~LOAP • llONJ:Y d: BUTTtRMIU:: 271 ALPHA BETA BREAD tl:S. NO. 1 LB. BAG FULL OF JUICE ..... ""TANGELOS ·~· HAWAIIAN GROWN • LARGE PINEAPPLES • • NO. 2 RUSSETS 20 LB. BAG 77C BROWN ONIONS . ·~· "DECORATED'" THICK MEATED •BANANA • HUBBARD 5c . SQUASH • M•OITER>ANEAN · YOUR CHOICE LB; · : . ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE 28" H IGH 298 IUNCH • GARDEN FRESH : 1 OC • YEGO ABLES ; ~,P.'"~~~'0 au. WITH STAND ' • [A VELOUR /e¢ POINSETTIAS u;,, •MU!> TARD GREENS • COLLAll.O •SWISS CHARO ASSORTED t4UFOll"l,t, ~"" . • llED DEUC1ousP-·~" APPLES ~; IM.t. IAI l ¥l La. cru.o llM · '"'" '"'""' " 9ftc llllllA lflR 49; CH•llTMU 80¢ ARRANGEMHTI Ui; PJMJ ''""pktt 1111'Wlt'4t•I • s'tEM FLOWERS • 8UBaL! PINE-PICKS • HOLLY SPRAYS • CANDlE srrs ; RANGES d;~ Y · RAISINS ~-. • CORSAGES • CXXlR SWAGS PRODUCE PRICES EFF£CTIVE NOV. 26 throorh DEC. l TOfAl OlSCOU~TS EYlRY DAY . AL,MA HTA DISCOUl(t l'lllC[ 15' c§) it'fl-fn)1~N DO! FUO!J ~ &I UI. BAG • CUB!:• DOOUJl 40 ~ FRlsm DRY DOG FOQD © VRrslitcA'Nitfn"~GrF'ffii'B".1 5 ~ ~~f'11rt~~bW 701 ~ 32.0Z. UQUJD 1,11 ~ 11-0Z. AREOSOL 111 ~LYSOL SPRAT DISINFECTANT ~ 46-0Z. ROTTLI: •FLOOR WJIX 1 IT ~ JOHN.SON SUPER BRAVO @ lo~~s8;17ai1uE WAX 71 I ~ "1-0'l. CAN • !1.0al WAX 91 ' ~ JOHNSON lll!AR TOTAL DISCOUNTS [Y[RY DAY AU11A l(l.\ DtSCOllllT . l'alCE B-OZ~AR • FREEZE OR!!'!) TASTlR'$ CHOICE COfFEE JOO COUNT • 8-0'Z. BOlC LIPTOK TEA BAGS 1" 99' 1 ·t:Yl. '!>ActACP. • ONlON FRENCH'S GRAYT aroz. PACL\GE . MUSHROOM 1~•-0UNCE PACY.AC£ FRENCH'S CHILI 0 231 ll(i-OUNCC PKG.• SJ>AGUti'Tl SAUCT.: 2le i;.ounc-e PACKAGE 18' FRENCH'S BROWN GRAVY · l .S.OUNCI: SLOPPY TOE 23c P(4-0U/'0Ct STROGANOIT 21., @ 71{.,...cn._ BOX • TUN.A • HAM • TURKEY HAM .S CHEESE • CORNED BI:E:r • CHICKEN • CARNATION SPREADABLES 831 ~ 11-~-A-1 • Sun C0\111,,..... 4ac D r-"CMI'" ~JOHNSON AIR FRESHNERS ;o· . -~ , @rifow"Af"G£ 221 @ JWirJ"R'tfb1ttlrn'EAKER 77; ~ 32-ClZ. mPusTIUAL ST1!l:NCTH 791 ~DRANO ~ l~.7-0'Z • NO PHOSPl,l.TE 1" · · · · ·~ PUR!I' DETERGENT © wRl'G"ir~'saVER POLISH 341 Pii'i'I~~ 'D'liPEr•l!T 991 30-COUNT BOX .,DA YTIM£ l.st :n.couNf )OX • NEWBORN l.~t @ itlfNfx'FAc'mlTfiisnF · 24' IO-OUNCE PACKAGI:: LAS PALMAS ENCHILADA SAUCE ~ :iA-OUNCE BO'TTL! 831 ~ MRS. BUmRWORTH SYRUP ~ 17-0UNCF. CAN • TAi>JOCA•Rlct ~ ;Wlf t~Jf~Eij PUDDING 31 ; --.....---~--- ·· iO~lioiE ALPHA BETll • B PACK HAMBURGER or HOT DOG BUNS 29; ~ !.::::~.,~ i~/\l'R~'WM' ~~~i'r ASST. 271 @ BEm-cRbcKrR ~U~f1Nn'Mix 51 ~ \0-LB. BAG 82i ~ PERMAllEllTS l5 1 t:D:::\ I-OUNCE Pia,• AU. 1'ARlL"nl:'I ~ DANK.I DANISH PASTRY 311 11'.1.B-OUNC!' CAif t , 1 2 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2• ~ !I-OUNCE ' J!tC'.Jl.A.11 • tmSCLJ,'rro ~ Sott l Drl Anll·Perspirant 991 J.Otmct TUBI: 81' EMDEN SHAMPOO ~-OUNCt LOTION OR LC'' 0 Ile ---------------- 3'1 OUt."ct BOmt EXTRA STREll&TH MICRlll-~ 1" ~"':,, "-" ~w"l!fNBf.~p 41 1 61' re l--OUNC& CONTAINE!I ' 361 ort. ""'"" ~ ALPHR BETA BLACK rEPPU .. It[ lie 1.l'l OU1'C£ CONTAINtR ~ SCNIUJNG'S CINNAMON -' 12-0Z. !AR • ORY 11.0ASTirD PLANTERS PEANUTS 1&-0Z. JAR lk ~-1-m. IA•• c•sm:ws • •oa:o75i ~ Plan1t11 DIJ Roasled Nots I . Arno'W'LATING cuos 211 !.:Ill.OZ. NUTMEG 49c .?S-m. POUL.TRY SEASONING 24c 1.25.a!. PUMPKIN PIE 6PIC'f! 43e 36 OUNCE • !"PACK v.a VEGETABLE JUICE 1-l'OIJND CAM PlUMROSE HAM Z.LI, CAH ~ ....,,.._tt .. .,.... ~ ....... IMfl J.U: COUlml .. AU. twat lttMI. Wt 11uht: Jiil l llllt '' l(fUK &llU JO COIOUICIAL DUUIS. (OSTA MESA-1'1 I , 171~ St, HUNTINGTON l lACH -tw M•lllJ HUNTINOTON IE•CH -IWI N. Mt111 St. FOUNTAIN VALLl!Y -11" W•l'Mr LAGUNA HILLS -WO C1ti. ff .. L11b1 lll:VINI -llMf C11hrtf', U111Wrtlty fl1rtt M>ufifl.t.Om.A -*" I. a.,, """"' LA PDIA FLOUR c'otl; ~1iAL FLOUR 114 ~ 4.5'00ttCE CAlf-•"SMA1.t. 61' ~ Cer!i-Frtsh Deve ined Shrimp t:Ji:;:\ 6 S-OUNct BOX • 6 EWI:tOl'tS41M ~ Pillsbury Instant Breakfast ;v ~ IS OUNCf. BOX • 481 ~ Bordtn INSTANT POTATOES @ 8-0?. INSTANT • POLY BAQ 291 IOAHOAN POTATOES 2Z-OZ, CARTON• INSTA!v'T 7k 21,4.oUNct •INSTANT • POUCH le ~ m"rV ooettR • t&l/i-OZ. aox531 ~ POTATO BUDS · <§ WA~~0A~ow~of3~ES 221 • • ' Horoscope Taurus: Rely On Self FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26 By SYDNEY OMARR You can serve Leo meat and potatoes-but be sure it's on a silver platter! ARIES (Mareh 21-April 19): -Areas previously quiet now are activated. Be receptive. What appears incongruous m,ay actually be workable. Know this and maintain open mind. Encouraging message requires second look. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Not wise \o depend on friends, promises. Key now is self· reliance. So me may be quite sincere but incapable o f performing. Know this and act accord i ngly , Utilize alternaUve methods. • GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What is apparent opposition -'could turn in your favor. Know . this and maintain confidence. · Be aWare of fine print. Take nothing for granted. Thorough approach now ls a necessity. CANCER (June 21.July 20): Urge ls for change, travel. Take-a tip .-from Gem.Int message and check directions. Avoid wild goose chase. Know where you are going-and why. Take special care with written word. Plan ahead. LEO (July 23-Aug_ 22)' Take steps toward settling dispute with young person. Make con- ciliatory gesture, especially where family member is con- cerned. hloney plans, in- ,· vestments are in picture. Partnership is tested. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)' Agreements affecting property could claim attention. Real estate values could be ·ex- amined with beneficial results . Strive for a more realistic a p p r o a c h . Pie-in-the-sky achemes should be discarded. IJBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22)' You are given aid by neighbor, close relative. Gain can be solid if you follow through; don't procrastinate. Accept responsibility. Rewards can be considerable 11 you take your best shot. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finish proj ect. Strive to gain appeal fo r product, efforts. Be . willing to expand once tech- ~ niques have been perfecterl. Creative drive succeeds if you take initiative. Get going. SAGI'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Many of your innate qualities are appreciated by those previously l m rn u n e . 1'.1eans you can rn a k e fa vorable impression . Welcome contacts and challenge!!!. Strive for more independence. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Avoid excesses; take special care in traffic. Don't be in too much of a hurry. Some around you a r e argumentative. Don't get caught in middle of stn~el~ss dispute . Cancer person 1s tn· vo\ved. AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. J8 ): Possessions, finances are not on solid base. Some rebunding is necessary . Proceed aceordingly. Means start rei n forclng ma- terial -and co n cepts . Forces tend to be scattered. Put pieces together. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)' Personal desires may connict with those In authority. Don't agitate. Instead. win your way. This is done through careful preparation. Avoid s\ipshOO methods. S tu d Y Aqiiarlus message. IF TODAY JS Y 0 µ_11 BlRTHDAY many depend on you. Your judgment is valued . In some quarters, your word may be law. This gives you 8 tot to. Jive up to-much responsibility. Yoir are at- tractive to opposite s e x ' creative and a natural ex- ecutive. You are al your ~t .men creating your own R.ror ecb. New start, !Tlade earlier In year, should fully blossom by 1973. Tt find out _. 41: yourttlf t!."!. ;..; The ru,,, "'!!Y! nd ,,,,0~ erdtr s omarf'1 ;War" ....... aoo11i.,1'',~tg..,,.;:\-1~,f~T, l;'OIO'~a'.' Gr1f'ICI (.,,1r11 S11tklll1 'Jr- Y1111t, N. Y. 10C1J. THE BEST tttaderzhlp po I l 1 prow 1 "'Petnuts" \1 one of t~e 1 w<ifld1a m09il popular comic ,,._ strips. Red It dAUy Iii the 'DAILY pn.oT. • • Thursdl)', Novembtr 25, 1971 D.AILY PILOT ff > \ ., • FIRST DAY FRESH FROM FOSTll FARMS -~ G::_ FRYERS-I I WHOLE BODY ~-I ~ )" ~SEAFO_OD SPECIALS FILLO OF 59c GREENLAND TURBOT •· SLICED BACON 59' SLICED BACON 69' CORN COUNTRY ....... \NILSONCERTJflED .... lb. DELICATESSEN SPECIALS CHIPPED ME·ATS BUD DIGS SM OK ID IHf. MAM .1\llUY OICltEN-PASTIAMI OI eot*D-JOI.NG.. 39~ ~. COUNTRY PRIDE GRADE AA LARGE CUTUP PANR~DY 35fb WHOLE 5nc 'LEGS•. 7 - lb. DIUMSTICKS ---··-···-· ~.69c TlllGllS ________ 1o.69c PlllWllB\ PACK tfGS& ntlGllS ...... -llll$T$ SPUTOOWHOlE --··-· o..69c CHUCK STEAKS ·-5-9~ BLADE CUT-LEAN & TENDER ••• ,_............................................. • R.OR~TERllQUSE ORT-IONE St 57 TAllSOFF .-................... ,_ ....................... _ ........................... -.... .. •• I I \ ,., I I I ;.~;:~, -~:•; I BONELESS ................... ·-···················-·········-·-··-····-········· B ... I LAMB CHOPsu.S<o'.A.INSPECTED5 I #-SHOULOERr ._.. 'BlADE CUT-FRESH FROZEN FROM NEW ZEALAND .......... \.. •• I • LAMB CHOPS ~~~~,~~Ne &e~ U.S.O.A.. INSPECTEO FRESH FROZEN FROM NEW ZEALAND ..... . !b. i:g~!/;~,~,Mu.~-~~!, o< ... 25' ~~~R S.!.~K~-__ .._ 11 '' ~~~~g BEEF BRISK£_!._~ •. 98' ~t~~~A~ . ,,;. 11" P&&TRAMI 11 09 FAMILYSTEAKS s1 19 Reli'Mc.C(]'(IYTHE"EC! _,_.. • l EAM&.ltNOER -·--lb· • . POUSH SAUSAGE 90" TOP.SIRLOIN STEAKS 11 89 WILSON ,, ____ ,, __ , __ ,. ........... -.. lb'. 0 WELL lllMJi',EO ........ -----.. -lb.. • MAYFRESH $ Soups OtlC.llCI . CRIAMOfOflC.100Z. OtlC. NOODLI, VIG.,MUSHIOOM 10·'1. 01 ........... . FOR MA YFRESH CRACKERS 2-•-'"G.----· .. ·-49' KRAn - DINNERS I .TRIPLE 41 S ... AMP·s COUPoN wmc MINIMUM ss .oo PUltCH4SI "'-""•t•~~:~~l\l.DEC. 1 -.......... ~-...... ·---.::.~-....... ONICOl.#IONHtCUSTOMU:.t.DUl'!lOHLY .. I " I $AYI JOcWITHlHISCOUPON GIANT BOLD DETllGBIT GIANT Sill wrrHTHISCOVl'OM \\Mil 1 COUPON PER .\DOLT CUSTOMUl HOV.26-0EC.1 5·9~ LJ¥1Ti ENGLISH MUFFINS MAYFRESll 6 PIC. wmn~scOVPON 2 5" UMlf 1 COUPON 'flt " :AOUlTCUSTOMEI NOV. 26-0fC. 1-. >---" FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS T.V •. DINNEllS SWANSON QllCKEN 1101.btc>PPIDS*Olrl1%0Z. MIATLOAF 11OZ.TUIUT110%. EGGS 1 VEG TABLES MAYFRESH -L! PEAS.MIX. \IEG.,CORM,l.EAF&CHC»'PEOSPINAC.H -lDoL Vi CHIQUITA BANANAS ARDEN DAIRY SPECIALS ORANGE JUICE s .... KIST 12 oz. 49c -· 6o~4i$ I ROY AL OCCASION FROM WASHINGTON ST A TE APPLES =AllCJ 5 $t ARDEN ICE CREAM ..... Qu•LITYB5~ VODKA s3oe otARCOAL FILTERED IOPllOOF FIFTll !~~·-~~·~ 1 o· ~!!,~TS~'::2-25' !!.'!!.~!'!!,5 ___ 4 .. s 1 EKIOIS ... 'PEARS NORTHWESTD'ANJOU ..... -5 lbs.~ I BISOUICK "fl· -··---------·-··---19c HILLS BROS . COFFEE '''·'•" --·----77c DINTY MOORE IEEFITEW "fl--··-73c ttAUGAM.ON JOHNNY McCABE SCOTCH IMl'tllll[O "EXTAAUGHl"80 PROOf --·--- SPRING HILL BLEND 1319 CANADIAN WHISKEY 13]9 WHISREY 10 't'R. IO Pit --ftflff , ROYALQW.SION 80 PR. ···-flfTH • BOURBON 111tAR sg 99 WINCHESTER STOUT lj 09 ROYAl 0CCASIOP(861'R. -'11 CAL. , MALTUQUCIRlZlll. -~ , 6/PACl • ADVERTISlD"PllCISlffKTM iFUlt DAYS tHU•SDAY,NOY.161HtUWID .. DK.1 ·-• __ .. r 17th STREET ,..---, ~·":c;·' ' • ' ~' ' • • ~ • • I . - I \ '( ., ·' .. ... ' .. ~·.,"ff" . ~. ~ t • • ,_..,. ... DAILY Pll.OT Thundi>'. --25, 19n ' . • CHUCK ROAST USDA OIOICE OR ST ATER BROS. CERTIFIED BEEF ' ' 47,~ .. ··:; II' BABY POWDER ____ ___..:___ '"" '1.36 FACE GUARD BAYER CHILDREN ASPIRIN _ -.... ,.., 29' BLADU l~-.'>.'»:·X««<*'I BANA. NAS Hl-HOCRACKERS suNSHONE ..... 10.oz.39' MADEONLYFORTHEWEST 3 s219 APPLE BUTTER '""'"''' ···-··-,..oz 47' MJ B COFFEE URGE FANC'( GOLD~:IPE ROYAL PUDDING ONSTANT ·---·-2 i~. 25' . .. ..................... LB. CAN CENTRAL AMERI LOG CABIN SYRUP ··········-··-····-.-,..oz 72' SWANSDOWN DE-LUXE LAYERS 2 9 DEPSnL1NGGEL l'llG.•H.T.H. -···-·· '2·0l. 9' 00U1LE 71 c · BABY POWDER SHOWER . SllOW~ll -----· 1.~-0Z. 7!f E~~E 3 ks 2 5c ~!~i~~l~o~~::0::·:::::-::'.::~f. CAKE MIXES ........................... ~~~.. . c RECIPE DOG FOOD AS6T. ·---,., oz 29' 7. TH HEAVEN TUNA 8 s I EXTRA APPLES ~~~~~~~~::::::-.'.0zi&\~ CAT FOOD .......................................... ~~~S , . ; FAN~MALLREDDELICIOUS ==~~~-~ ....... n .or.7 c AFORDJISHWAASHXING LIQUID . 22oz 46C ' ~ 2 l~ 3 9 C PILLSBURY PIE CRUST ..... '""" 55' . . ....................... sizE. ~: NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS "oz. 39' DELSEY BATHROOM 2 7 c ' ·~ . SUGAR TWIN ••• ,, 39' ········-·····~RGE 79' ROLL TISSUE 2 ROLL . SUGAR TWIN PACKETS - . so. 49' ............. . ......... -PKG. . 239c SUGARTWINBROWN ................. ,,.45' NEWLEMONJOY . _ 66C LARGlX-fAllC'l>WHT BOWLCLEANER BLU·BOY ······-···: ..• ·OZ. 72' JOY LIQUID TANGERINES ... .. LIS 39" WATER SOFTENER ~~~· ... ., 57' KING PLES U.'·"°· 1 swin 2 .. WHITE KING D · ········-··· 58' . .. ................................. SIZE omRG!NT .......... GOANT •Eo~'Et:.:9u~ ~!!!~!.1t ........ 8~ 89' ~f~E,U~~rJ~,~~~~~'.:~_::~==~'.~::g BPILLS•Ru•vEAssAoRTEDD MIXES 5 3 c , 8 i:c. 7 c GRAPEFRUIT .......... .. ····-·LI IAG MARGARINE ~.':°'SCHMANNS ----· LB.50' ................. PKG. "-~-=-100tt ~ CHPtoY-ll-DIE ~~~~~o:p~:c~~~t.~;'S!~j~:z & a'"°'A·-NUTBASSOYRTED FOODS 3 25· c -. ~ SP'AGHml uou1D TREND ~~~, ... , ---r-~ "o" 63' 4., oz -~ -. ..... ,.TOO t BOllDEN'S POTATOES .,.;. ,..oz. 10' · ........... -7 •-• FRENCH FRIES ..... _, ...... 4 .... 1 DINNEltS 39' PUREX s I 9 4 PUREX ' Piniis nuot1v•AL ............. oz 49' W1THMl•TSORM9-~M :tttr.Y:~~~'"'-01 DETERGENT ........... 111-oz. BLEACH '°BAG'"a"E'osT•••s 1109 ~so"L~EF 99' ll'h -01. ,.. BALLARD BISCUITS .. -3 •. oz 29' BORDEN 0 ...... ___ .... IUETS -............ ·~ BISCUITS POLLSOURY"'GULAO 3 29' 'SCREM RA 22·0Z. ... ASSOl!TlD 75c lll!DSEYl 21 C OA BUTTEAMll( 8 OZ ~ ~~.l;l' KIST STEAKS _.,.. SS' 2~,~~~RN __________ ,.,, 1 ~.\~".':l\~it~'--·---·19' NEWS DETERGENT -.:~:::::_ .,:0, 88' ~8~~E,/l!.g~~~!il10 .. 1oz. ~~ 000 FIUETS . "· COOKED SQUASH __ 5 "·" 1 -------JANITOR IN A DRUM ············-· 32.oz. 85' LIPTON ""'0,0,'..:~,~~· .... 303 • PERCH FILLETS "79' MiNCEPIES . --·-"""" 89' KLEEN GUARD ~~~~~~~:. ----11.oz 72'-WONDERSOUP MUSHROOM HAK 39'. -........ 8 ftc FABR1c.sornNER ST•··U· ..••• L 79' RICE ~~.~" 10·0Z. 79' PUMPKIN PIES .................. 10.iNOt 7 BRILL:O SOAP PADS 10, 33' ,., 53' SWEETHEART SOAP ••••• 52' I 'GINO'S sftc CHEESE PIZZA ····-··-· .. 16-0L .., o·.G~~J;';;; ... T~ll3'"' P99'AITS FAllCY PANTS U.UIAGfOfll'f""1"..0Ptt 79' HAllOINAYHOUS( 79' ._, IM M lfG.11,Jt ~ 81NO'S PIZZA ll ·Ol. STUFFrED PEPPERS -14-0Z, . AVAllAllt HOW •T>ll BAIYWEA" u.iGa~ ... ~~~: 77;,,., UliY0ViiETMus .4,(M)t_ 51 WiAGERous _,._~ 1'1 OOO:.::n.:::·11~:-lliQiLIDAY iiiiDDOlllH -"G.Ofl s:r UUiiUiY'ituK _1 .. oz. 7r ::-.::r:::~;:~!'~~::~ "sAIVINGS ..... Bftc Tl!ltWn C°"" Ir lwt9rt1S. hit.-. oNO HIA-Plz:ZA IUCK TUY _na. ~ 9nnrrau, ITIU'1•£_ ••• 29' . ,,.,_, c.i1 c1.-.•1CAru ... , ••OtJot•N lllU"F;rKU ,. ....,.. • oo. •11 l'll'Coluts •• • ..,, 1u11• ..ca. 111nt1 COVIRALLS ~~1• $2.69 ,.. ... YllYL PUTS ....... 3 99' s.M.-M. - LG..aLG. -PAI l!!l·~-:·:·"---~- TliE Ull-POLLUnR DmRGENT 0 (JJJ> 'PRICES EFFEC:THURS. thru WED .. NOV. 25-DEC.1 IOQUIFOllT ........... 59< o.oz.73c BLUE OIEESE ............ 49< 1!>00 ISLAND .......... 39c TART AR SAUCE ....... 3 9c ANICOT ._ ................................. 4lt OIANGI MAllMALADI ........... lok SEEOLISS ILACKllllY ............ 47c STRAWIEIRY ....... , .................... 47c OtlllY ...................................... 4lt GRAPE JAM ............................... l6< We Red"''" USDA Food St1mp1 in Ou' LOI Ang•I••· Of1nge & R1v.,sid• County Sto,•s 14,00 .............. , ................ ,. 101 W_, N..,_. "*'• C_,. M'" ,,,J ldlllf'I' ...... , Hn"tf hHI ..... J'OJ Wtst S.w,,.•11tlt s ....... S•N A11t 1111 CllOflM• ... .,.. .. , ..... 6''" 1J'I "'~ .............. '-'• ..... , ,, .. ·-c.-.. • ._. 0,... 1122 W-..i'-"' 11"4 .. W•~ J4JO w ... l hKoh1 A-N;.Aaiitt.I• 2,30 ldllltff ... ..,. ... S.llN ...... IJJO Mc,.._"''"''• '-ttl AH 1164 W"1t """""' A...W• 1110 NtwpOl'f lhd., C•1to ~ 1171 hitr StrHt, c .... M .. 14171 R ... Hill A'ff!N, T111tlt 14211 Ml• A"""• 'Miltti,.. " . ~... .. ' ' . " . . " . -' .... -.. .. ' 'I • • ..-.. • " '•. . . . . • • . . --· .... . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . I. Thundq, NeNtmbcr 25, 1971 PAILV_ PILOT 27 . •_ lmdians P~es_~rve the Ritual of G·ivi 1 ng rhanks e1plained. Her husband has beeri. president of Ute group for the past three years. to carry them over the emergency period. ' Salvation Army, I n d i a n churches and w o m e n ' s organizations. gram. p.m. In the Stanton Recreation Center .. Needs for the holidays that 'l'h11nks1tiving began wht.11 the American Indians ,shared a bountiful meaJ with the Pll~lms, newcomers to the contlneni. Orange ' Countians c a n observe the tradition this·year by sharing their blessings with Indians who are newcomers to caur.ornia. Mrs., John Knife Chief, a Pawpee, and Mrs . Richard Rou1te<1eaux, ' an oto, tolr "We drifted along until we 1nel other families. Four or five years ago, when we bad the terrible rains, many of the Indians in the area ~ployed in construction wor~, were unemployed. , "My husband and I and seven other Indiaq families erganiied the OranJfe CJounty Jndian Center in stanton to provide temporary emergency· help for Indian families," she ··we try to provide food and medical help when needed. We feel by jiving famlliea: a OOoRt W.hen they need help, wt're also helping our people as a wlJ.oie." . She explained that the center limits cash help to $25 a family but provides them with as much food as possible Tht.re are an esti matfd 400 Indian efamilies in Orange C.ounty, comprised of 15 .tribes.. Thirty families acUvely operate the center. It is apen on Mond ays, Wednesdays and Fridays from noon until 5 p.m. FamWu in need of help are referred to the center by the Oranfl! C.ounty Welfare Dept., by the 1be Mmes, Knife Chief and Roubedeau,x are active center volunt~rs and also. give their time to the lndia1'-CUnic in Huntington Park whlch ls funded through the Office of Kconomic ·,Opportunity. The clinic accepts donations of medicines and related sup- plies. Funds are raised tor the center al monthly powwows. held on the fourth Saturdav evening of each mooth in the Stanton Rec::re.atlon Center. A booth offering Indian foods .helps raise funds and a donation n1ay be made for at- tending the monthly powwows. Since June the center has as· sisted 45 ramilit-5, 101T1t com- ing here from the L.A. area where there is no similar pro- "Last year and the year before we had a Christmas party for Indian children. Last year there were 300 children. We alSo have a program portraying the Indian version of the birth of Christ,·• Mr1. Knife Chief explained. "The Wise Palen. Mary anJ Joseph, the Shepherds are all in Indian dress." This year It will take place Dec. 19 at 2 are most urgent are toys and ~ food . The center has issued an ~~ appeal for ca!Jh, caMed goodi, ....,1 dry staples, soup, warm · clothing for children, baby items, blankets and Christmas · .. j toys. • • The center distributes boxe1 ~ j· of food at 1bank.sg1vi.ng and i Christmas. / me~rsof~eCcl. Williarr 1 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Cabell Chapter, Daughters o! the American RevoluUon, how to help through the Orange County Indian Center. · • • ., "My family moved to the l<ls i\ngeles area in 1954 and to orange County a year-and· a-half later. We felt quite Jost.. We knew no other Ind.lan families here and k n e w nowbere to go for help," Mrs. Knife Chief explained. ) ' Price & Quality Take a look a t our price!. Ralphs has ahou t 15,000 iteme and.they're all markl!d at Ralphs Jamous low everyday prioeo-even the hard-to-find delicacies. We hoall!Uy believe you can't do better at any other supermarket. 'Then check our quality. And be. rough judge. J;Wphs guanuitees e~ery single item you buy, whether it's meat, produce, deli, dairy, bakery or anything else. You must be completely satisfied with what you buy a t Ralphs or we will cheerfully refund your purchase price. That's a pimiiae. USDA GRADE A -SOUTHERN MEAT MASTIR 181 FRYING 2 .. w;v;·tbs. ROUND CHICKENS ~-.28 -STEAK ~.95 EASnRN GRAIN FEO -SHOULDER EASTERN -GRAIN FID SHOULDER ROBERTA STONE PORK -PORK ROAST ~ .• 45 -STEAKS a..89 Pair Name Foll Date CALIFORNIA GROWN Grade A-Days Fretheflwtiole Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. FRYERS 0 1>1. A up Crawrord or San Ju an .... 35 CaP,fstrano have annou nced lhe · engagement of her 1 lb. pt(g.-Sllced daughter. noberta Je.nnellc RALPHS BACON SLone of Da na Point to Hector .57 .63 .61 l\Ianuel Rodriguez Jr. son of 1 lb. Pttg.-Slk•d the senior Hector Rodriguezes RATH BACON of Dana Point. v.cuum Pack 1 lb. Pkl- Miss Stone was graduated HOFFMAN BACON from San Clemente High School and from Saddleback Rath-Shoulder Butt I 14 C~tlege with Ill< AA in social Smoked Dalntees ... I i;c1ence. Her fiance is a graduate , Ralph• Own Butk Pack of Mater Del High Schoo l. PORK SAUSAGE .... 59 SanJa Ana and of Saddleback · l\"ith the AA degree in liberal arts. A fall 1972 "'cdding is plan- ned at the San Ju a n Ca pistrano Mission CHRISTMAS GIFT SELECTIONS ~ , • ..,_.,.,__,.._,.,.._.-; · H~:n"e;tY'f~"'chocoi~t~~ .99 (ld•al Gift tor Offlc., HOMe or Friend•) NANCY OOEll March Date Selected TUll'OIAaY a•uae PllG ·PLUS/BUY --~-....-.. ·-"" '',,_ .... -... ._ HOUSEHOLD NEEDS e:th 011 Beads ,,..,. ,83 Incl. 2c Off Label 14 AJAX CLEANSER1.__ .,., 0.tergent {Ind. 20c Off) 32-oz.. bottle 63 · PALMOLIVE LIQUID I Pertonn 41 SPRAY STARCH 2~.•·• 1 M.D. TOILET TISSUE Glad PLASTIC WRAP sott w • .,. . 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Tht answer will come today when the top-ranked Nebraska Combuakers, defen- dinl national champions of the world of colltge footblllput their crown pquareJy on the firing line against the runnerup Oklahoma Sooners and their fabulous 1round-co,nswntng Wishbone attack. The Thankselvlng classic not only matches the 'top two tea~s in The Associated Press rankings but sends . Nebraska's airtight dl!:fens,e, No. 1 ac- ciordtitg to NCAA s~tistlcs, against the Kll1g s· Zi_p To5-3Win Over Rival JNGLEWOOD -Juba Widing scored two goals and Gilles Marotte and Mike Byers added third period scores to spark Lo~ Angeles to a 5-3 come-from·behind vjctory over the Buffalo Sabres in a bat• lie between National Hockey League diVision cellar-dwellers Wednesday nighl The Kings. who had Jost eight in a roir ai home before making it two straight ~s hiked their record to 5-16-1 for •11 pestnt's in the W~stem Division while_ tM Sa!;re.s 'Ire 4-12-S with 11 pointa in the Eastern Division. In other NHL action , Boston trimmed Philadelptua, S·l; New York rolled past St. Louis. 8-3; Torcfnto nipped Pittsburgh. i-1 ; and California knOcked off Detroit, 6- 1. .... 'RALEIGH. N.C. -North Carolina State University ann9unced the ap- pointment of Louis L. "Lou" Holtz .. who has been head coach at Wllllam ·6: Mary, IJS the Wolfpack's new head football coach. Holtz will 11uccw:I Al Michaels. who served this year as interim coach follow~ mg the resignation ~f coach Earle Edwards. l\.fichae\s' team had a record of three victories and eight losses. .... In National Basketball Association ac· liuo Wednesday night, l\.1ilwaukee roared to a 141·117 victory over Atlanta, Houston tripped Philadelphia, 109-108, Boston outlasted Buffalo, 108-100, Ciacinnati trimmed Portland. ll._l-12 and Ne w York ran past Baltimore, 114--94. .... KblOXVlLLE. Tenn. -Javelin tbrower BHI Skinner was released from a Knox· ville hospital Wednesday after spending nearly a month there recovering from stab wounds. Skinner. a University of Tennessee track star until he left the team after a conflict over his mustache. suffered the wound s Oct. 29 in a· fight outside a South Knoxville restaurant . He was stabbed in the groin, right ;boulder and hand., .... OAKLAND -The Oakland A's un· conditionally released veteran pitcher Jim "l\fudcat'' Grant Wednesday and an· nounced that pitcher Chuck Dobson will undergo elbow surgery next month. Grant. 36, pitched for the A's most of the 1970 American League baseball season and part of the past season. Grant ;aid Wednesday that he may retire. .... SAN DlEGO -Quarterback John Hadl Is expected to start for the San Diego Chargers again Sunday dei;pite rumors that a switch in coaches means a change in field generals as well. The starting offen si'{e backfield will be unchanged for the National Football League game at Cincinnati, a spokesman for the Chargers said Wednesday. Mike l\.otontgomery and Jeff Queen will aid HadJ as running backs. La ver Bids For $50,000 Rod Laver will win the richest.ever pro tennis tournament payoff Friday when he batUes Australian KeMy Ro&ewaU at. Dallas Memotlal Auditorium. At least so oplnt1 Ge:orge MacCaO, three-year U,S. pavla CUp team captain :and former employer of Laver and Rosewall. hlacCall, now a rtsident of Laguna 011 T l' f'rlday • Cha1111e l 9 a t 1 Beach's Emerald Bay, predicts that· l,.aver will easily capture the first pri.Je of SS0.000 (loser gel& $20,000). " "We u;ed to say there was no HnJe going -just mail Rod .the money - when he was playing for a bi& prize," 'facCall 111ys. "Rod his bulen Rosewall In eight o! their lut nine mttlin(s. "Rod appears to be at his peak now. 1 "'\tlltve he lost only one se:t in hia two mate~ at Houston lut wttk. R°""all11 one chance ls retunt of servea. But if Rod Is serving well I t.hlnk h'1l win in tlrelght sels - or four at m>st. "Kenny'a 'tr en gt h is his baci:halld -It's the best In the world." Laver, 31, has a five-year •ge ed· vantage on nosewall . Thi!: Corona del 1'1ar Rocket 1lammtd Arthur Ashe in the touman\ent iemifinah \loihlle the SenlAl°"1t05eW911 WIS dOthping Tom Okktr in lht other hall of the 1emis. ' • •oeed ci 1·1Jdlo.1oodby ,blct!ltld Lhat hi• <iltla! 111111 top in bolll lolll o!leme aod l>IDI· . It l!IQesi -llrt<o the tlllt T.. rbl>l:'i' .._.,..,. and wlll be televistd natiOnlll! as part of a tasty Turkey Day video menµ. The ~Soooers, the •healthiest they1ve t>een in s~veral w~):s, and the· town of Nonnn are as ready as they'll ever be !or. the all.out attempt to dethrone Nebraska, anap the Comhuskers' string ol. 29 James without •defeat -the lut 20 of thin victories -and prevent them from becoming the first ~ck-to.back na· "· liQaal champs line• Alabama in 1964-5. ThJ.a eollrge town ls plastered with •ICI>• exhortinf the Soooers lo the heights 0.. Tl' Today Channei 7 a t l1:30 -"Go Big Red,'" "OU -We'rt No. 1." ;;Husk the Huskers" -and radio &tation& hive taken lo giviJJI the ho<Jr ol the day as, for1uample, 0 Z:30 -Beat Nebraska __ ,, . ' &uue. ., The Comhuskera wW not be without rootu1 of their own. More than 51000 NebraskaM have made the trip. "It will be their offense, their defense and our offense," says Larry Lacewell, Oklahoma's defense coach, who doesn't. mind a bit that P.eOPle tend to overlook hls platoon. • • The Oklahoma defenders. admittedly do not·stop very many ,people stone cold, but they have been coming up with the big play at. I.he right time all season: For the statistical record, Nebraska is lG--0, Oklahoma 9-0. Both teams have one game remaining after today's con· !nmlatlon -Nebr..U 11 Hawall on Dec. t and Oklahoma at Oklahoma State the same day. The Sooners do not appear among the national leaden in any defenai ve category -except losses, that is, where zero ls a nice round number -while Nebraska has allowed only 171.f y&l"41. a . aame over.all and only 70.5 yards on the ground. On the other·hand, Oklahoma Is rolling along at a record ptce cl 56.l.l yards • game in total·offenst and 481.4 over land • The Sooner• rarely put the ball in the air exr.eJ>I w!len ll><r Dy out ol town. . N~braska, though, Is not wltbou\ 111 It- tack of Its own. The Comhusll.rrs 1'Ult from either an l·fonnaUon or a sprud set, featuring the passing or Jerry. Taage lo J.ohn Rodgers and the rumlog o! Jell Kinney, Bill Old,, and Gari Dixon. They rank eighth nation:lliy in total or. fense with 440.9 yards a came, lSth J1 passing wtth a 1&1.9 averace and fourtb 'In scoring al 38.9. Oklll1oma 1-tn ,_. 'ing with 4S.O. The ComhuUers also are tops in scoring defense wlih 1a measl1, yield ol 6.4 a game. ' ' DeJe n.siv_e · BtJJ,tle ExP.e cted Rams, Co·~boys In Big Shootout By PHIL ROSS Of th Ot llW l"lltf Stiff IRVING, Tex. -Two weeks ago it would have been biUed as just another matchup between a pair or teams which had talent but were playing below their potential. However, today's clash btt\li'een t;,e Los An~eles &ms and Dallas Cowboys at streamlined Texas Stadium in thi!'I Dallas suburb of 100.000 has taken on almost ti· Lanie proportions. All the hani·hilling festi vities are ~cheduled to get under way at 2:30 p.m. On Tl' Today Channel 2 at 12:30 __Q§T (12 :30 on the West Coast) with a pair of National Football Le a g u e divisional leaders on display. Coach Tommy Prothro~s Rams (S..3-1) took over the leade rship of the National Conference West last Sunday by a half- game wlttt a 17-6 thwnping of San Fran· cisco's 49crs. tw<rquarterback setup two weeks ago 6ut he's still sending in all the plays from the bench to QB Roger Staubach. \Vhile the Cowboy passing attack hasn't as yet hit its peak, the running game featur ing Calvin Hill, Duane Thomas and \Vall Garrison is enough to match LA"s ground forces of Willie Ellison, · Lea Josephson· and Larry Smith. Hill came back from a kntt injury to perfonn in "the Washington clash while Rams Josephson (gash in his nose) and Smith (slight aincussion) were vic- timized in the hard-hitting Rama:-49erf game. : Defensively, it's the Dallas Doomsday Defense pitted in combat ne.zl to a revamped version of the Rams' old Fearsome Foursome. The Cowboy defense is spearheaded by all-Pro ends George Andrle and Jethro Pugh, middle linebacker Lee Roy Jordan and secondary veterans Cornell Green and Herb Adderley. \ Although LA's ail-Pro defensive end - Deaain Jones -hasn't been operating at 100 per cent efficiency due to an ankle strain, the Rams also have plenty of heroes up front in all-Pro tackle Merlin Olsen, younger brother Phil, end Coy Baain and rookie Jack Youngblood • NEBRASKA'S GARY DIXON SHARPENS UP FOR OKLAHOMA TODAY AS BI LL OLDS GIVES BLOCKING AID. By the same token, the Cowboys of Tom Landry (7·3) also hold a half.game edge In the NFC East over the Washington Redskins, \llho they con· quered last Sunday by a IJ.-0 margin. Linebackers Marlin McKeever, Jim Purnell and rookie lsiah Roberton hav• all improved since the season began, and the same holds true for the leakproof deep secondary of Jim Nett~s. Kennlt Alexander, Gene Howard and first·year man Dave Elmendorf. Top Heisman <;;Jndjdates . Await Word NEW YORK (AP) -Pat Sullivan of Aubtir.p? Ed Marinaro of Cornell? Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma? Or maybe 10meone else? 1 - The winner of the 1971 Heisman Trophy, presented anaual\y by the Downtown Athletic Club of New York Ci· ty to the outstanding college football player in the nation as selected by a poll of sports writers and broadcasters, will be -announced tonight during halftime of the nationally televised Georgia-Georgia Tech game. Sullivan, Auburn quarterback, and run· ning. backs Marinaro of Cornell and PruiU of Oklahoma are considered the leading candidates for the award, first presented to Jay Berwanger or Chicago in 1935 and most recently won by Stan· lord's Jim Plunkett in 1970. Sullivan, is a S.foot, JOO.pounder whose team is 9-0 and ranked fifth nationally going into Saturday's clash with unbeaten and fourth-ranked Alabama. He's the third leading passer in the na· lion, with 148 completions In 254 attempts far 1.891 yards and 20 touchdowns. Last year he Jed the country in total offense, 285.6 yards per game ; touchdown passes, 26. and set an NCAA record for average yards gained per plly, 1.57. Marinero. 6-2"' and 211· pounds from COrnelL is the leading rusher in the na- tion with an average o! 209.0 yards per game. He has gained more yards in his career, 4,715, than ~ny other runner in College history, and holds eigbt oUler NCAA rushing records. Pruitt. $-9 and 176 pounds, ls.second to Marinaro Jn rushing with a 158.l average. However, Pruitt hu averaged nearly 9.5 yards per carry, prior to Thursday's game against top-ranked Nebraska, and is one of the prime reasons Oklahoma is M aod ranked second in the nation. Sulllvan and ~tarinaro are seniors while Pruitt is a junior. Christmas Is a Letdown After Tl1i s Ga111e-OU Fa11 NORri-fAN, Okla . -It was once said by a high ranking Oklahoma state official. "folks, we've got to have a university our football team can be proud of." .. That beautiful quote aptly describrs how - seriously folks around these parts take football and it was updated ~y University of Ok lahoma junior Steve Seal who said: "Christmas will be a letdown arter this game." There. perhaps. you have some idea as to what the atmosphere has been here as ... •1.•HH WMIT• ----~-"' WHITE WAS H ~- kickoff for today's national championship 5howdown between Oklahoma a n d Nebraska nears. In Norman it seems that the ONLY conversation piece is the game. Bumper and windshield stickers proud- ly proclaim that OU is the nation's No. J collegiate football power-not Nebraska as the polls have voted. Businesses around town sport differen· signs and. banners supporting OU and ac- cl&,iming 'it as No. I. Flag poles bear the American standard with the OU nag under it. A campus building_ roof has a giant sign calling Oklahoma's Big.Red the "Big Red Machine ." An auto dealer has a vertical baMer saying "OU The Only Big Red." That same dealer had all the signal blinkers working .on cars parked facing a rallJ across Ole street from his lol Wednesday night. And Spl!:aking of the rally, it v.·as quite an event. Oklahoma governor David Hall was lhere. So were cheerftliders, a band and around a 1,000 chilled fans, Including babies. being carried on A-frames . "Beat the hell out of Nebraska! Beal fffe hell out of Nebraska !" the.y shouted it repeatedly. Shot guns were fired and fight songs "'ere pl ayed. And people seemed to ignore the chlfl· ing weather as I.hey bleated ou t their en thusiasm for OU foolball . Wednesday afternoon a rew brave souls sporting red hats with a big white block letter N on them meandered about outside the f90tball stadium. Other Nebraskans sporting the sa me type chapeaus were pouring into the airport at nearby Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma dressing room at the stadium was conspicious because outside its door was a sign on white paper. It had no wording-only a large red 1 on it. Some businesses have closed and television and radio stations were full of reports and discussion of today's game. Seal, a fonner Californian, recalls something which also reflects tremen· dous intere st and spirit which has built for today's battle: The fourth floor of his campus apart· ment build ing caught fire recently. Residents evacuated to a nearby cafeteria where they regrouped at roughly 5 a.m. There were girls in cur lers, guys in pajamas. And the first thing they stc..~ted yelling was, "\Ve're number One!" ''It take s something like thi s game to bring everyone together.'' Seal points out. "Here they call OU the machine and that's what it is. Nebraska is the old school type team-comes at you all polished but is patient and takes its time. ,;OU is the new look with the wishbone. We'll score quicker but we'll make more mistakes ." * * * I was lucky eoough to catch OU_coach C h u c k Fairbanks for a few momenLs mented on sophomore guard John McLaughlin, a second string offensive after Wednesday's practice. And he com- pl ayer from Westminster High. "I've been very pleased with John every game he's been in," Fairbanks says, "I think he can .!itart next year. He needs only maturity and expel-Jenee. "He's good on the basic one-on-<1nc block, has good overall strength and is a good athlete. He has the potential to be better than some of those ahead of him now." The Turkey shootout In Texas is ex- pected to match a pair of the NFL's stoutest defenses while exhibiting a definite contrast in o f r e n s i v e philosophies. r·or LA, Prothro has stuck almost ex· clusi vely wiUt a one-quarterback system with veteran Roman Gabriel fending off early season injuries and raspberries fro1n the fans to regain his respectability of old. He's backed up by a former Co...,·OOy in Jerry Rhome. One of Gabe's leading receivers -wide receiver Lance Rentzcl -was acquired from Dallas in an off.season trade and he'll be out to show an anticipated capacity throng of better than .65,000 that he can still grab 'em . Along with Rentzel, Gabe has been going to his other talented wide receiver -Jack Snow -with some success as of late. In addition. there's also tight end Bob Klein' and a rugged Rams offensive front wall which includes tackles Harry Schuh and Charlie COwan. guards Joe Scibelli and Tom f\1ack and center Ken Iman. Of the above.mentioned grollp, only Scibelli is doubtful, as he suffered a pinched neck nerve against the 49crs. · Landry abandoned his much..criticiud Anteater Poloists Mix Witl1 Titans With all the all·Pros and supposed all· Pros running around on the artificial turf of the Lone Ster State's newest outdoor sports emporium. it may be some show. Bruins Plan To Run More This Season LOS ANGELES (AP) -"Run, run, run" describes the style of basketbaJI UCLA coach John Wooden likes best a& the coming season should be another pleasant one for the veteran collector o[ national titles. Wooden 's learns have won seven of the last eight NCAA crowns including tht most recent five in succession. Howeve r, for three of the last five years. Wooden bas talented Lew Alcindor followed by one of the tallest front lines in the game headed by Sidney Wicks, Curtis Rowe and Steve Patterson. The only returning senior starter this season \Viii be a fellow Wooden says ap. l,ONG BEACll _ UC Irvine will open pears to have retained the best of his defen~e or Its NCAA water polo cham· sophomore and junior years. pionship against Cal State <Fullerton) at He is S.foot·l defensive ace Henry Bib- i by. who disappointed Wooden a bit ,ie st I Friday afternoon In the Belmont P aza season when he shot just 37 percent ribm ~~e Anteaters of coach Ed Newland the floor after a 50 percent mark as a boast a 2G-4 record but will not even be soph. favored to reach the tournament finals. "Bibby has improved in every category Also in the bracket with lJCl are Stanford of the game," Wooden saya, indicating I second in the Pac-I) and undefeated San that the coach has chollen his floor Jose State CoUege (IS-0), winner of the leader. PCAA. l)l)th hold victories over UCI this "We plan to run a lot' more this year. season. We have better personnel to initiate the San Jose State defeated the Anteaters, fast break and I intend to fake advantage 7-4, ·in overtime and Stanford copped a >-4 of it," says Wooden. decls~. A UCI wln over Fullerton wn · -Probably the key man in the UCLA at· move the Ariteatefi Into the second round tack this year will be sophomore Bill (semis) at 8:10 Friday night against the Walton~ one of the nation's most sough.t· winner ol the Stanford. San Jose game arter high school stars t~ years ago 1n (2 :4S). ' San Diego. The 6-foot-10'1 carrot-topped In the upper half of the bracket; ..,. center has a history of.~eak knees but UCLA's Pacific.ti c~ampion Bruins meet Wooden says that problem Is being ironed the University or Washington at 9:30 Fri·. out. - day morning. Cal Stale (Long Beach) and Bibby and Walton, however, appear the the University of New A-1exico clash at .,only certain starters be<:ause Wooden has 11:15. ' so much talent. He hun't settled on a Georgia Favored . Over Rival Tech tentative starling lineup and may not u,._ til just before game time Dee. 3 when Ule Bruins tack.le The Citadel here. Who ebe does Wooden have? -Larry Farmer, a 6-5 forward, showed great promise late last 1ea30n, lnclud1fi• a fine performance in UCLA '1 8tf2 NCAA playoll ·-vldory o,.r I -ATLANTA (AP)-Onc .. be1ten Georgia, ranked seventh M.tk>nally, ficta surging Georgia Tech tonight In a na· tionally televised baUle oC bowl·bound teams. The game Is 1 59,1113 aellout, with Georgia hoping lo break Tech'a two-game wlnninc atreak in the 6S-game series led by the Bulldogs, 31·29-5. Tbe ne(work w\11 break away from the &ame durinc 6alltime to present a special program from New York naming the 1971 winner of the ttelsman Trophy. Fifth-nnke<I Auburn 'bocked C"reorgla from the unbeaten ranks 11 daya 110. 3$· .r- ..J 20 and also pinned the Jut de!eal on Georgi• Tech, S1·14. Tech baa won four in On Tl' Tocfa " Channel 7 a t-:> a row since tben, llftin& Its record to M . The Bullddgs are 9-1. Each teani has already accepted bowl invitations. Georgia , coached by Vince Dooley, will meet North Carolina, coach· ed by vtnc•·s brother, Bill, In the Gator Bowl at Jacksonvijle, Fla., Dtc. 31. lfech langl" wilh Mississippi In the Petch Bowl here the night of Dec. 30. Georgta, an eight-point favorite, rolled through nine games with rtlatlvely few Injuries, but will enter the Tech battle with several stars sidelined or doubtM . Two members o( the Bulldogs' outstan· ding offensive line, All·Southeastem Conference guard Royct Smith and tackle Paul Fersen will miss the game and llnl!:ba cker Chip Wl!!dow i$ doubtful . Georgia Tel:h will be without It, leading rusher, Oreg Horne, who has gained 500 yards. but offen$ive guard Scott Engel Is e~pected to return to action. C.O.ch Bud Caraon of 1ech 1ay1 Andy Johnaon of Georgia ''Is one of the finest sophomore·qull'terbacks In the country. He has done a rema'rkable job In dirtc-- tlng their orfense•" Johnson; a dangerous option runntt, leada tJte Bulldogs in rushing with 771 yards, l'«'Ond ~st ever by a quarterback In the SEC. "In llght of the Jou lo Auburn, this Is -QUr big est game," said Dooley. "We know we wUI tee a good passer In Eddie McAshan. He ls very quick , too." McAshan Ms hJt on l17 or 220 attempta ror 1,068 yards and six touchdowns. VI~= Hollyfitld, also ~' ~s pl!JM in ooly two 1011nf bomtblll _ .. In )lo IUe. He's brilllanl but erntlc, ottm ~· pared lo the sewllonal Bruin fonr1nl ti Ill< last two yem, Wl<ks. -Tommy CUrtb, a fet-<tulck 6-1 ~. rt<bh~ted 1111 )'tit who mldt ao ~ progress near the end or the Haaon !i!jit Wooden 8'tiously thou1ht of making ..... eUglble when Bibby ·went Into an ~ tensive tailspin. -Sven Nater, another ~shirt who 11 a 11-101> challenger lot .Walton. He'a thin but shooll well. I ' ' • ' . 30 DAILY PD.OT Thur!do1, -25, 1911 Westminster's ~epth, QB Worries Sea King Coach By ROGER CAR~N Of .... kl!>' l"lltf '"" Corou del llolar High foot. ball coach Dave Holland has a formula for upgetling the odds Friday night, just a• he dkl when his team turned things upside do~·n in the Irvine League with a 12· 7 win over Edison. . ~ His adversary Friday at Orange Coast College is Sunset League t h a m p i o n Westminster and it 's Holland's opinion that the Lions can be had .pri>vtding bil eleven can duplicate i t s performance against Edison. And that effort v.·as a e-0m· binatlon of near errorless ex· Pirates ·p)ace 3rd In SoCal LONG BEACH -, Orange C.oast College's water polo eeution mentally and physical- ly. Corona del Mar's Irvine LeagW: champs were oot penalized on~. committed on- ly one harmless bobble and had no interceptions. "That's been ont or our best as.o;ets this year," says Hol· land. "our ability to hold on to the ball." His concern for Westrilinste.r is tv.·o-fold. First on the men- tal list is the Lions• quarterbadt Jeff Si~. Serond is the depth in every department that Westminster enjoys. Westmlnster is a 191h- point favorite. "\\i·e·ve seen the films and • obviously v.·e have two option! available. We can rush or drop off. Western dropped off all . the way and it didn't do an1 good.•1 think tt's •matter o! mixing up our defense so they can'fzero in on us," says Hol· land. ''We're just going to have to play the greatest. de(en.se of our lives," he adds. The defensive alignment or Corona del t.iar has been a solid item v.·ith the front four of Pat Lyoch, Ken Carpenter, Phil Tanner and Gary Casey respousible for turning last year's U record into 1 7·Z mark this time arouod. They've had an abundance of help from linebackers Q-aig Frizze.11. John Bandel and Greg \Vheeler along with Mesa, A,rtlsts _Fall Tars, Sea Kings ' Down Pow Rivals a preview nf next year's CdM team. Laguna's scoring was divid- backs John Grov.·er, John Andrews. Lan')' Denner and Doi> Ridler-... ~ In '10 all slx,ktbacks were by eight points or Jess. Thl.i time five games have been won by seven potnts or less. The Sea Kings will be without Carlo TosU fer the se- cond straight week, who ls sidelined with a knee injury. Taking IU! ploce at split end is Andrews while the other wide receiver-( w h o oc- casionally mo.., to Ughf erut) is ~alt Cox. Flanker Greg ~ne Is the third potenl.j.al wide receiver for cjuarterback ·lloed Jofln- .son's darts. · Pound for pound and player (or player. this yur's CdM eJeven isn't a great deal unlike last year's 3-6 team. W bat's the difference? Holland says things have bounced their way. "And we ha:ve people who won't be beat,"' he adds. , .. If' ' . • • T .. ' I ' ' • . -.ol • I at TB1'NKSGIVING Hol iday 9reetin9s to our man'f fine 1>4trons , -• we hope that ,you •nd yours enjoy • Th•nls9ivin9 abounding in both material and spiritual blessings. May we lalo this opportunity to ••Y "Th•nl you " for lettin9 us serve you. Lynn Hart HART'S SPORTING GOODS 538 CENTER ST., COSTA MUA John Hart • team earned a trip to the sta~ Newport Harbor and Corona J C tournament next. week del Ptiar advanced to the se- ~ilile Golden West fell a couple cond round of the CJF water of goals short in Wednesday's polo championshi p playoffs Sou t h t r n Celilornia cham-Wednesda y in lhe Orange pionship at Long Beach City Coast College pool t o ed between four players in-Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! eluding Tom Brotherton. Tom College. spear.head area playoff action. Coach J a c It Fullerton's Laguna Beach and Costa OCC Pirates finished third~· · es.a dropped from furtbe.r the tourney. competition with Corona han- After loslng in l e ding the Artists a 13-4 defeat semifinals to host LBCC, 5, at OCC. The Sea Kings face the Pirates came back to rout Foothill (lfi..t ) in second action Pa51dena, JJ..9, to tam the Tuesday. trip to Diablo Valley College Newport hid an easy time in (Pheasant Hill) next Friday. disposing of North High from Then in tbe third place tilt. Riverside. 22-4. and will face ode turned back South Coast Sky League champion Palos <!:onference rival Santa Ana, Verdes (17·3 ) at a site to be J0-5. determined. Palos Verdes. Meanwhile. Golden West defeated Sant.a Moni ca \Ved- waa a quarter away from nesday, 12-3. making the trip to the state Costa ~Iesa: ·was the victim metL In a •comoJation round of a one-point decision in the game the Rustlers of coach El Camino College pool with Tom Hermslad Jed Santa Ana., free Janee El Segundo winning, 6-4, wilh just seven minutes 7-li. left. Bill Barnett's Newport Tars But with regu lars Ross found the early going rough as Mdntyre, Howie J o h n s o n , a spirited North High held the Paid Rossi, Pete Eich, Chip b0$ls to a :W advantage in the DaYies ai>d Joe Mercer sitting first period . on · the bench wilh five fouls, At halftime it was UHi, Santa Ana pulled even and however, and an ti-point scor· then won It ~·itb two minutes ing binge in the third stanza to go. put it out o! reach. Golden West lot.a.led 47 fouls for the game while Santa Ana , A total or 11 players con- was cited 30. limes. tributed to the Tar scoring Long Beach won the SoCat totals as Barnett em ptied his bench in the second half. Jim tourney with an 8·7 victory Young was high man with over South Coast co-champion four. Fullerton JC. ln OCC's triumph over Bruce Krumpholz p a c e d P d I Corona's scoring with six asa ena. goa ie Tom Oliver goals. Krumpholz. a junior. again stole the spcitligbL He joined other undercla ssmen to had 12 saves. including l~l> play the fourth quart.er giving blocked penalty thrO\\'S. Agairut Long Beach, OCC held a 4-2 lead early in the third quarter, but the winning Vikings scored four in a row to take a 6-4 advantage. Orange Coast had an easy time with Santa Ana. jumJflllg out to a lH> lead before the lotY ing Dons could score in the \\'aning moment! of the first qua rte<. -4 The Pirates breezed the rest of the way. k••• .-, O"rlefl Or1n9f: (o~i! O J 1 I -5 Tournament Pairings Set l-lunting ton Beach High's Oilers drew Tustin in the first round of the 43rd annua'l l-lun- tington Beach bask et b a 11 tournament beginning Dec. J'.l. other seeded teams in the Re<h\itz, Amroy ~Ware -aod _ Jim Johnson. ~ Foothill 's Knights (lM), toppled Nogales, 27-8, ln the Tnost one-sided f1rat round vic- tory. The Knights wilt be playing · at home Tuesday and have a score to settle with Cliff Hooper's Sea Kings. Corona defeated Foothill a year ago in the playo!fs. 2f>.O; and would like to repeat an earlier win lhi.s season in second round action. Costa Mesa ran into fool trouble .again.rt El Segundo after taking fll ~ly i-0 lead in the first period. The hosts came back to tie the scort at 3·3 at the half and went in front with a pair of· goals in the third period. 5-3. The Mustang'.!; of coach Ter· ry Bowen tied the count at 6·6 in the final period before lhe winners forged ahead with two minutes to play. ~1 a t l Wa idelich scored five of the six f\.1esa goals with John Whitmore contributing the olher. Finl 11.ovlMI CIF l't•tOfll Ceroni del Mer S 4 J J -13 L.1;1m1 ll•~tn I 1 I I -4 (ortl,... d~ Mar i.corln1: llr\KP i<•vmpllolz •· O•vfl ono l. eri.n Ml!Nt;ll ,, Rkll Marle<iltlill J. Ugun• lltKll Kori"': Tom llrot""r· '""" Tom RtdWl11, Amory ware, Jim J!lhnton. Costa Mes• 110 J-6 1:•5"und• 1322 -7 C.<11!1 Mew Jtorl"': Jolln Wllilmort, Miii W110ie llth 3. H~POf"! Her-3 7 11 1 -U Norin ~Rfvtrtl~l o o t 2 -4 Newi>0rt H1rt>or tcorl'lll: K1vln ..,.111~ J, Jim Young 4, JIY F1rr1r J, Slev1 Bl!tlltller J, Tom lllltln"' 1. St.alt W1!1 '· Bruc1 D'Ellse..i J. SllYt StllMld! J, JIM Wi((I~, U m Smith, Polo Scores l.or>O ll~C~ I 1 I 0 -6 Ori .... (NII tco<I~ -M(Ar>lntY J, Smlfll 1, W11riltr 1. 15-team tourney are defending Ne.,.,,..,, H••bo• n. Rl•t•1•ae N0<m ' P1I~ v'W~t n. $1n11 Monk.• J Orin .. CH.t ~ l j 1 -1l PIAll«la 1 ] 2 ] -' Or•nee Coe•• ocoriftl -Wt•N(\t '-~'' 1, Grf't'f' ], lltnno!'I I, Smll~ 1, Mc.AMlln \, 0 '8•1fll I, lllftltrm.1n J, Goldeft WI.. 0 l l J -1 ""'9""" JOJ O -• Go-Wtlf 9'9'lflll -M(lfttv•t L lflMI 1, JahMon 1, Haol>S 1, Moo<t I, Of"•f>W(09$f '''l-10 SerlttAN 11 01 -i 0!-"11•tt tNll Korln1 -Wtr~t 1. ... I I, G'"" I, '"'"" I, W""lllt' 1, --· AD Named champion Compton, Corona ft,:'i1~~0.. ;. ~:r.~11 s del Mar and Millikan. Loi "'"°" u , c11111•• ) ~I SPOu'.'t , C01t1 Mhl f The Oilers also draw El L~:~~ 1~~·t1~~,,~, o.~ , J\1odena in the first round of sunny Miiii 11. ttt1••• came 1501 ' goln!ld 1. El °?'Ufl ~ the Troy High tourney starting O:.:::y ~J~..!1rt c~\.'~s' Dec. 21. cor-cMI Mar ll. U.011n1 lltKll 4 l"Df;l!hUI l'• N~I~ I Marina's opponent in the ~'"::;'. 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' "'• • 4 •• t ' .. ··""· • ; f . • Thursday, ,November 25, 1971 DAILY Pl\,OT 31 \i' -~ .. ,~~ A~ .. f:~ ~ . :. . ' ' A~GOOD-WAY TO "C~ECK YOUR GRIP • • : ----:RegJrdless of how you hold y(Jlr: ROif· club, remember that ttfJ position of 'the haffds is a. k\Y' to-proper grippiilg.· The' h~ds should .essenti~lly face · - e~h other., Only with such p~cement can the hand s func· tion as a unit .•• securely con· trilling the club so that it re· tl.H"ns squarely to the ba ~I. I ' ( • . • To insure thit the hinds are properly un ified, first as- sume you r no rmal 1rip. Next, open the.· hands so that th e palms_ are facing ,ach other (illu stration #1). If they do not, reposition them and repeat th& process until they d.o. The sec· ond illustration shows the-hands when t~e palms are situated correctry. Try to emulate th is grip. $addleback Relies • . • Qn Frosh Cagers • OCC Falls In Jayc~e Grid Polls ·OraQge Coast C.Ollege's ~7 loss to San Diego Mesa has dropped the Pirate football team Several notches in the state and national JC polls. Coach Dick Tucker's Bucs fell from second to fourth in the state rankings (large schools) and drQpped from ninth to 18th In the national poll. I . El Camino. the Met(Opolitan Conference title winner, tops the state ratjngs and is ranked third in the nation. Gulf Coast, Miss. (16-0) Is the No. 1 team in the country. 11111 l\•~klnn IL•'" Sc11Ml1l Pol, C•M-nee.rd l .•El C1ml1>0 1·1·1 2, Sen M1!eo •9.1.ci 3. S1n JOllQU!ll 01lfl 7·1·1 ~. or11n,. c111r 7·1·1 ; 5. Colltoe of S"l.!_0111 1·1·1 6. Sant~ 81rblrt 9.\.(1 1. Pl1rc1 7·2-0 I . ~Intl ROM t·l-0 t , Cllru1 1·2.0 111. 8aker1ll•kt 7·1.(1 11, WHI Vllll't' 1·2.0 17. E111 LA, 7·2.0 13. Pa11d1~• 6·3.0 u. Slnll Ane 6.;l.O IS, LIMY J.3.0 t..os Annle1 CC 6·3.0 Moor11-1rk f·3.0 CSm1ll ltlloohl I. Reclwoodl t+<I Fred food unseated defen· ding chimplim [lob Abbel to win the Meadowlark Golf , course men'a club cham- pionship over the pa s t 'weekend. Good defeated Abbey 3 and 2 in the 36-hole championship match. In the consolation finals, Doil Shirey defeated Ron Berglund on the 19tb hole, l·UP The women's ell.lib staged a tin whistle tourney reeently with Ann Mays winning the A fllgllt tiUe with a 38. Patty Newhouse was the B vi ctor with 39 and Polly Myers cop- ped the C crown with a 45. The annual hookers and slicers tournament for the men's club will be ·staged _Sun- day with a shotgun start at 9. Some 250 players w i 11 participate with half the field on the hookers team and the other half on the slicers. Competition will be in groups of six with three-man teams cOmpeting for low net and low gro~s' honors. The winners will eat steak and thi! losers chicken at the[ evening_ banquet. ~: ~:!i7!~ ;:::~ Big Canyon ;: ~~~~eons ::i~ A turkey shoot with every 6. H1"cock t-2.0 participant going home with 1. G1vl!1n 74-0 t. Vl(le>r Vi!lt'f 7-1.() a bird, '·Yuba $"'.o That's the situation that oc- 10. Slsklyout 7·.HI ed ' C Co w111o1111 1t11111.1n11 curr at Big anyon untry ""· con111 1t1cerd Club of Newport Beach this 1. Gun C:o••'· Miss. ,1!t~ week when 132 -go I f e r·s t. Fort Scort, IC1n. .,..,.., 1. e1 C91111no •,',~ participated In the com· •. Ptioentl ..., '(' s. s111 Mat" 9.1.0 peb ion. 6. A•!ton• we111rn 1-i.o A ham shoot for the of ttie annual ham shoot with slgnups now taking place in ment-isn't promising a ham the starttr'a of(i new members, Mr. and Mrs. gross winner in. A flight wttfl~ for every player in this one, Stan WOQd to score a 93 ror -a score Of 78:--- however. Rancho SJ 13 holes for first 'place honors. The low net victor was Mrs. Natalie Beckman won low Second pl a.ce went to Ralph l>onald Hurlbut with a 67. lrvl11e Coast World War II veterans who' are members of the Irvine Coast Country Club men's club not only remember Dec. 7 as a day of infamy .back In 1941 but will haye something against the date again this year. net over 'the field with a 75 and t.1argaret Gordon with I Jn the B ll.lght, Ida May recently at Rancho San Joa· Jim and Mimie Smith (94). Schomaker was the_Iow grOM quJn ·golf course with Vivian . Third place was copped by victor with 82. Th~ low net Troutman in second place with Bob and Ellie Kilson and co1npetitlon was"Won-·by Mrs. 7' and 'Trudy Bone third at Doris and Paul Buckles (97). William Fagg (59) with Mrs: ,; ;, 78. Earl Gulick second at 60. In a par fours tournament, Laguna Beach The C flight low gross victor Marion Keeler was the A The Laguna Beach women's was Mrs.· Glenn McMullen '• flight winner with a 411h.' golf club staged a low gross, with 96. On that date, the men are banned from the course and the clubhouse as the women's club takes over for the annual Stag-ette. No men are allowed on the premises -unless they are working at the course. The affair inclupes a golf tourna- ment and~ .dinner plus en- tertairunent with competition on a partner basis. Jn the annual turkey shoot staged this week. 90 turkeys were won by .144 players in a better batl of partners com- petition. 1 Dec. 15 will be the date Virginia, Ide won the B division with 381f.i followed by Jean O'Skea {39), Vannie Sturges ( 4tl1h) and Manda Beit~I (411h:). The C fll1Zht victor was Pat Lackner' with 41 1h followed by Charlene Collins-with 43~ In the O flight, Ann Hesik and Natalie Beckman tied for first with 42 1h with Maxine Strickland and Kay Leutwiler tied for the runnerup position at 441Ai. JHesa 1'erde In a jack and jill tourna· ment at Mesa Verde Country FRANK 'S BICK Little Bavaria Hofbrali 2052 NEWPORT BtVD. COSTA MESA PHONE : 548-7053 GOLDEN STATE rodeo finals ' ONLYTHE TOP TEN COMPETITORS In mh of stvtn contest evenls from Goldtn State Rodto Co.'s 60·plus rodeo season. NO OIHER REGI ONAL .RODEO FINALS is al· lowed by the proressional Rodeo Cowboys Association. $28,000 IN PRIZES! SPECIAL ATIRACTIONS: The "Sagi ol lhe West". Fame~ Madison Square Garden Lightning C Raiich Square Dance on Horse· back. Louie Silva's 8 mammoth Clydesdale draft horses. TICKETS: $5.00 lh1u' $2.00, 16 yrs. & undtr, $1.00 discount. On ult 1t Con~ention Ctntu Tleket O!flct: W111ich's, Mutual and Ubutr Agtncies: Orange County So. Gali!. Banks:Ptr·"''<;i""·;;i.;,\!i:j!· :;o;IJ.!~~S.lil formances: Nov. 26, 8 pm ; Nov. 27. 2 & 8 pm; , ~ - Nov. 28, 2:30 pm. fOR INFORMATION CALL 714/635·5000. fOdeo 111.ocf1t11 ~ CONVENTION · iJMCENTEB NOV.26-27-28 '" ... ... -~ -. , . ... ., . F. n b k tb II mer. But we weren 't really R..iwocw:1s '44 Ch · tm ·11 be la As the '1971· as e a a. Kll~o·•· Tex. 1.1.1 r1s as season WI s g- season-a ppr 0 a c.h es, Sad-organized. then. Riverside, •. Pearl Riv••· M111. ::~~lo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_::· h R Ch fr d Sa B d. 10. Tvler. Te~. hi' · dleback _ColJ~g@ qia_!! _oy ~y an n lfil!!(__lno w1n11<:l'lu , Weslt. 9.1-0 Stevens i11 11till unsure of just figure lo De pretty tough in i2. ~::!i::•b••• -::J~ how well his team will our conference," says Stevens. 1A. H1r1~11 1-1.1 "But I'm really looking is. Ple•c• 7·t.O perform. 16. Hftncack l·l·~ Th G h I h the forward to thi11 group of kids. 11. Reedkv 1.1.2 e auc os aunc I' h d 1 · h 11. onn" c..-11 7·1·1 season Friday night at San ve never a a eam wit a Morrn1nd11e, Minn. 10.o-c d th t el •~ better attitude." , 10. S.n Joe~uln Delli 1·1·1 Diego Mesa an en rav w1--c::..c::..::.;:c.,=-----'""':.;..:.::..:__------ll Mira Costa the following ~ ~~~ •. Both are , . •'cloc k Sears . "We have reasonably good talent and very good balance, but we-4on't have the super shooter as we have had in the past," says Stevens. "We're hoping that everyone can do a share of tl)e-scoring." Prlc• Good Dr• Wed. he. 1 Stevens also admits that the Gauchos will be improved in the rebounding dep8rtment. "And we should be improved on defense, too. <?ffensively we're not as mobile as we were last year. And because we have mostly freshmen we'll probabl y come along slnwer than We have in the past." .. Stevens figures to start an all freshman lioeup with Steve ' Ashcraft (6-3) and Dan Kratz (6-5) at the forwirds. Arnr Crumlev (6-6) at center and Bill Hetm (6-0) and Richie Price (6-0) at the guards. Front·liners Pat Gailis 16-4) and Dave Peter (6-5). along with guard Pete Roberts (6:<n figure as the top reltef players. Ashcr.<1ft has been the big· ,eest surprise thus far, saVl' Stevens. He play.ed at. t~e n;ost position for Mission V1eJo High last year. Heim and Crutrtlev pli:iyed for Tustin Hi'4h last season while Price and Kratz are former Mission Viejo· Hlg~ !lti'lrS. -Gallis Is from Sierra Vi11ta High in Baldwin Park. Peter attended San Clemente two seasons ae;o and Roberts plav~d :'It M::iler Dei last year. Will Saddlf!bacli:: be a con- t.ender in the Mission Con· ferr1'!ce? "It's reallv too earlv to tell. 1 don't see how we can be off the way we played last sum· l'rl., Nov. 1.1-.111 S~n Dlt<IO Mltl f S~!., Nov. 77-11 Mlrl Cotl8, 9 I'd, Oec. ~I S1n!1 A,n1 S~I_, DM. 4-USC l'ro•h, S:~S o~. 1.11-1 Drll'l!lei ~1st .~!If.._., c~c 16-U-•1 Ml. Sul J.c:l11lc1 fourMY Tu"·· D«. 11-MM<",,.•-(llom•I' T~urs .. O~. )l--Fulltrloll fhomtl O<K:. 77·29-Coll111e nf 0.••'1 tournn Wl'd.,,J8". S.-1! 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Another Career .· Coo·per Back Again By BOB THOMAS "11len you find yourself spen-his heart wasn•rfn It -0 1 HOLLYWOOD CAP) _ One ding all your time trying to kept flying over beache3 on of the film world's most en-sell your bosses on what you Baja Calilornia -looking for during names; Jackie Cooper want to do. a place to retlre7" .- at 50 is beginning his fifth •"My last selling job was Product:r Mich 8 et J. career. Or is It his seventh' 'The Flying Nun.' They kept Frankpvlch changed all that. telling me that people wouldn't He picked Cooper to play 8 He can be seen these days w~tch a show about Catholics. .harried television executiyl! in hustling around the Sl!t of I finally went around them "The Love Machine." Said Columbia's ,.Stand Up and Be and went directly to Tom Frankovich: "I was so im- Counted," a comedy about the 'Pifoore at ABC. He called pressed with Jackie's know· women's lib m o v e m e n t • Screen Gems and said he had how and enthusiasm that 1 Cooper is dirtetor, and It's the heard a rumor about a series chose him to direct 'Stand Up first time he has directed a concerning a fl ying nun. and Be Counted'," feature film . That's how the series was Said Cooper: "I guess I sold." Jackie Cooper no longer didn' t really want to retire. I * looks like "Skippy," the role AfW leaving Screen Gems, was just waiting for someone that madl! hfm a star 40 years Cooper for~ a production to offer me a job that I really ago. The face ls lined, but he company, but he admitted that wanted. This is it." / retains all his hair -and hlsljii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ~ youthful attitude. No small achievement ror a renow who 1WINNER OF 6 AC_ ADEMYAWARD,8J •Here's T~ You' Jim Spiers (left) toasts Carole.Dahl as Torn Taliaferro watches in a scene Crom the San Clemente Community Theater drama "The Glass 11enagerie," playing Friday and Saturday at the Cabrillo Playhouse. Memo to · Video Networl{s: Stop Mal{ing Like Teacher By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -I would like to tell the com· mercial television networks that I wish they would stop trying to educate my children. I do not appreciate it. In fact, I am frightened of their sud- den effort in this direction. These efforts, as we wen know, were motivated primarily by pressures from outside forces who were fed up with the steady doses or Satur· day morning cartoons on the networks, as well as a certain amount of violenct!:. It is en· tirely possible that the do- gooders have brought on a change that is subtly more harmful in the long run. For we know that when a broadcast organiz.ation does zomethiiig that it is not really set up to do as an essential part or its profit-making job, it will have within it the seeds of all the other policies and pro- grams it puts on-in short, wHI be designed primarily to sell. That. after all, ls what television on the profit-making level is &II about -good in- tentions or not. l am fearful that men ·whose basic orientation is advertising and Sl!lling have the final say over what is supposed to be educational for youngsters. In my personal opinion, dumb cartoons and even a certain amount of violence mqy well be less harmful than material that gives viewing youngsters a wrong idea of what is educa- tional and desirable. At least, outright stupidity on the screen is easy to point out as undes.irable, and e asy to recognize for its o w n worth-eyen by children. Until the commercial networks started to slip in nev.·ly conceived bits of alleg- ed educ.a1ianal m a t e t..i a I between their other children's programs, I didn't mind let· ting my 6-year-old daughter watch anything at all on video. Now haphazard scraps of "in· form ation" and "education" are thrown at kid!! in a way that must appeal anyone with an appreciation for quiet civility, and a desire to pass that quality to youn gsters. If the occas ion arises, I will encourage the idea that such haphaza rd illumination b e sv.1\tched off in our home. Us· ed car dealers. at least, are more transparent in the ir aims. and more easy to assess precisely. All I want from the com· mercial networks in the way of children 's programming are shows that are intelligently entertaining. and pretend to be nolhing more. And that goes for the full length "educa- tional" shows for youngsters, most of them pompously presumptuous, as well as the inserted bits of video material. As for the educationaL~cl, I can only give you a pers'ana\ view, and so far as my family is concerned, the broadcasters can leave that aspect to the schools, my wife and me. With _increasing frequency these days, we get an- nouncements aOOut the do. gooders ~or children at the netv.·orks. ABC.TV, for in· stanct, says "A new series of five-minute informational pro- grams for children, set to con- temporary m u s I c , will GREAT "APES" TRIPLE BILL! premiere next season, ad- ding:. "Multiplication tab 1 es , dates, places, facts of all kind take deeper root when ac- companied by music a n d rhyme. We will apply this ap- proach to a wide variety of subjects o f informational value to children, and these five-minute films will be repeated frequently on Satur- day and Sunday mornings dur- ing the chi ldren 's pro- gramming blocs." I think this helter-skelter way of offering "education" is scary, particularly in in- sinuating to children that it is an attradive and -desirable way for things to b e learned-quick smatterings of superficial knowledge dropped in like e:rtended commercials. Thespians Pick Beach Instructor Mrs. Joyce Ward, drama teacher at Huntington Beach High School. has been elected statewide dlrector of troupes with the International Thes- pian Society. Assisting Mrs. Ward in her duties will be the new student state Thespian d i r e c lo r Kimberly Cole, a sophomore on the Oileri campus. Among their responsibilities will be the organization and running of the state Thespian Conference, to be hosted bv Huntington Beach High SchOOI the weekend of Feb. 12, 1972. The conference is expected to draw about 500 high school drama students from San Luis Obispo to the Me:<lcan border. has endured the ups and -. downs of a career that started MElR}OODNYN·MAYER ..Mson. - when he was 3. ' ACAROP0"11 flID.COCl'l "That was when they were ftA\nD LEAN'S ALM making silenl plct"'es," he LIMY I recalled between takes of an OF BORIS PASTERNAK'S airplane seqifence with Jae-noo.-.oR· queline Bisset, and Gary MJ'-111 · Lockwood. "I made it through zu GO to sound in 'Our Gang' com. edies and W{IS l. star by the . IN PANAVIS10H" ANO U£mOa:l.DR time 1 was 8. I even managed to . bridge that 'awkward age.' that most child actors go through . Tile war took care of that, too." Cooper enlisted in the Navy and returned after the war to discover his career as a f actor had slumped. Starring e Omar "Shal-if • Julie Christie NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES "I managed to find work, but it was in low-budget Allied Artists pictures,'' he said. "Ij'-~;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:-Ji couldn't see myself continuing like that. ';About t~ time I had become acquainted with some New York actors, guys like Keenan Wynn and J o h n Garfield. They made me realize how little 1 knew about acting. I remember Julie (Garfield) telling me to 'get back to New York where you can learn your ·craft." Cooper left HollyWood to ap- pear on the stage in "Mister Roberts," later starred on Broadway in "Remaii1S, to Be Seen" and ''King or Hearts." That was when television was in the ascendancy, and he began appearing in dramatic shows out or New York. 2nd FEATURE , CHARLETON HESTON IN "THE O M~GA MAN" MATIHl!:l!:S -THUllS. • Fltl. He returned to Hollywood to star in two television series. "The People's Choice" and "Hennesey." Both ran three seasons. r.fidway in the first series, Cooper began directingl-;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;; •••••• iiiiill the segments, and he both pro-[ duced and directed "Hen· nesey." In 1964, the television world was startled by the an- nouncement that J a c k i e Cooper had been placed in charge of production . for Screen Gems, the television arm of Columbia. He lasted five years. "Like so many of those jobs, the honeymoon was over after the first two years," he said. Barker Aboard HOLL YWOCID (UPI) -Bob Barker of television's "Truth or Consequences" will be the anchor man for CBS' coverage of New York's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The blazing black stallion /hat carried a boy lo manhood- s love to ds destiny- and B country to victory/ rlfllQJlll 1'!1M1 "IZUT5 MARK • WA\JER lfSTER SlfZAK • ., H.,,,,,.1 ~:l*!!l}lf~ THC MOST lJllOIWSTORYU All TIKI, RAtm"G• FOR F......_Y ENTDfTAJNMEn', a.Mli-.. 'Ml ~ I.ill. SCWIU·CNl111 .. UltSUIJ GllSS·Pfl!R\{[ IJ'WRHQ JOllN N[llll lON • PAIRICX MOWt• .. _SHOWING NOWI ••~ MARIA ROHt.l ·!'-"'"''..-.."ll:lllL Im 1i.~~"""'"l'Jlllf.llll!:ip,·Ditl<Jdifl"8'1S lllt ~'ltill'D.1 M~ll·l...n. ...... IOIY HllSlt l':l(.ftl"fl!IU I l'lm'lJIO•U•la:t•l lt!W!lf;H I~ I ~-~''"""'il!lltlMool•Pol<lllCI• .. ' @1§.i§j lo t.ob·••-,.... '. '.. { ·-JAMES FRANasaJS-KIM HUNTE MAURIC!: EVANS LINDA HARRISON _1 -· • C-ALL THEATRE FOR 2ND FEATURE l!:DWARD8 HARBORJ::.2 """°" an. 11T WlllOlll tT. 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PRistH'IS "fri d II en ·s TfCH!~twi· <> ~ flEWPORT CENTER • •• • COAS.T HWY> AT MACAATHUR ILVD , • • 644-078 , , " . . . • • • . . -.. . . . • •• Parisians· Chee1· Thuricloy fveiUng · ~A ... ...,it.rtt.,, btrMt PARIS (UPI} -Tile film To judge from today's IU· ended, the lighls In the movie d'•""""' of the "premiere" ll'l1rrlei • 1Jr1 ~ lflHI tfr1 ind .......... tries lo """"' kl\ IMir to1111111 hou:se came on again early ta-showing, Chaplin was . right. dllf4 -111:.~,. •·~1. day and fans watching the old f p . . h led ~ -~~ Charlie Chaplin f)lm s•·pped Hundreds o ar1sians ow NIM:-II DI.ti P111t 11!W -Comedl•11 "" th Ilttl . , ~IS 6•1' Burns lllld.ltljMllls 8ratllm laughing. Then Chaplio ap-with laughter as e e &1118 llr ..,. lttff Dlmpfl1 · l\lfSI, , 1 • peared in person -36 years tram p on the screen waddled JHr; DllC'IM fOfl'I Snyder ,,., tY! ,., • .,,.. II ~ older than when he starred in his way •through a film which ...-. . ..-, r.tttN Dablf1 ' IE D SMw dt Lir:f ,.-the movie. evolve!\ as ,.·satire on the in· I QIC!ILI llltU Mllllr Thub. 9:00 fl([) &o Mh111tt1 The real-life, present-d ay dustrial society . .._ L.nll1 tlutm1 ind The 0 ®l m l!'llllhh "Gtllt!1 01ks" Chaplin, now a silver-haired In one scene Charlie the fac· 111 A!ont G1111 join Miltll for 1 Chief Ironside m1squmdes 1s. 111.. 82, wa s watching the ga la -~ k 1 . t f t osttlfk hour of music i nd'°"'· elderly patient In 1 conv1lescenl revival of his 1935 film, tory wor er r1es o as en m n.. FlilltltMel home •ith 1 )llh detth rtte. Ruth "Modern Times,,, where a bolts on an assembly line CD I ar... et JNult Rorn.tn llJl$b ts 11urse M11 JoJtte which keeps speeding up until @ Tltb w.t: Skinner, M1rry Townes plfYS Dr. mu 5 ta ched, cane-twirling finally he is swallowed by the -,.._ 1...1-Philip Pf""'; 1fld John C1rrldl111 Chaplin gets churned through · t hurninn machinery on ~ _... "' factory machines and roller ·gian c .... 'f> ' • Cit~ M 111ests •s tlder!J IMl!ltnt luilh Witt. ly to .emer·ge again still fasten· I. m ._,. ""9rf (I) Tt Till tt1t TNdl skates through department ing bolts. II~ lfl Ir> l1ll ~ T~ Tlltltrt: stores. Chaplin arrived at the show· "The SUl!d'Mlb: About Low• A "Modern Times" is the first ' &.11111...,. AllM a.w GUISts lndlllli thiatrical flmilJ 0( PllPPtb eel•· of 10 Chaplin films to be ing -with bis wife, Oona. ~Kayt Bellard, l'at l uttr1m, Rober! •rite the subject ol low in •ns. shown this week µi Paris after daughter of P 1 a Y w r i g h t ~ 117 1111! Rollf~ Nlthlit. moncilot incl dflmt. ~ Cha lin h k 1 th ode Eugene O'Neill. and h l s ~~ 91 Nttl ', m Lt Itta P as ep em u r daugllter Geraldine. Walk ing "'rCrilllai ._ ~Fihl: (C)."'Tlle Sihw c•111ct" Jock and key for more than 20 v.•ith dilfioolty, he managed a ~lln cm, Sflw Erl> hMs ,ar1 Vlttlllu . years. He chose Paris !or the smile, and held up a llink -rose, i"IH<P:L I..,.. 3rll"""1 qr. rebir~h · ol these films -which he waved at the crowd. •A complete Thintsa:lftni 9!JO (i)wtW WIW Wiii considered bis best -in a The inside o! tbe movie cMctrf bf tt11 orcllutrl com· 1J ltd" Wini ..., deal which industry sources theater looked like another 'ofl.41 ~1111Wct1.1mbaaldors" G> hltrt''.,. ·: say -,vill net him $S million. "scene from a Chaplin movie as , 66 "'''°"'· 1IMI condaiclld., 10..w.••CIJ·......i. .,~A look 11 one "f'r8nce has a spec i a 1 French policemen c h 8 s e d . ,.:'~ur Fledllr. Th. concert Wu Upod. "'"" -MR ""''"' I f I th' k th . " ,,.~, quat for •·t•trm.,t of Th• mean ng •• me. · in e overeager news pho'-graphers I Ille Dlltftfnf ol Dlsn.,· World In · "! •w " w 'l'"d• Amenetn Drt•m. The broadcast French understand my fil ms and do th ai sles and " ro1t 1 better_ th. an' anyone else," said up wn e m ~ h Cuitar focuses on 1 Del l"l,flY who by over seats. · m w ust tit sttnd"ds would bt ducriblld ts a dapper Chaplin, dressed in a 1---=-==-=~~=-==-=-1 ~.,.....,.. h1vin1 re1llzH' tht "Dmm"-lhe1 double breasted suit, pink ~~ 1!)'fhltq ~ hm • vel)' hlth lneom•. • l1r1• shirt and a bright blue tie to ' ' , . holl'll In 111 mlusin nt11hborhood, match his eyes. · 7: CIS,.... Witter CronkJl1 , 111d their cblldfln knOw only 1ffiu· 1----------1 m "9C ... Jotln Cll11'1C4!llor 111«. ' • ' .{I) Dnptt 0 Qj ID Dllll M•rtill Sllew • Mitt's llJ U.1 Guests •l"I 0.11 Bloc):er ind Carol ~ r~7-t:lft. :.:~)~-~~:~ !."'""""""~ ........ I MhtMJ' " Muice Anne lltl!Cf'Oft. OtWI Wlf!lt, Ro. ' ... ,lltml btrtl ht•rs.. The story otSol l!UTlllr. ~ 511 Ai.: (C) "H T1~ All IUIMll" II•• Rvuian boJ who btcllM 1 sue. r. cess In AnMrjcl u the m1na1er Ill -• 113 IW!ill' ·• .. ._, ·I .I . eonart1au1r1t1d'optn1-ttm-- 1 1uests. m ,. ... Putn1m, rrstin1111 D 1-il "Tiit Schemer" "1p, • -Cl) Safllt II AMttttt ncoon wtlo b 1lso I mtmbtf of !ht ff:l. (JJ) w.rld Pral ~· .s.trtll Holden ''ftmllJ'' meeb Lissie ~ Yltle ........ 'irith /etloirsy. . m fll'llllJl.S-l•ltr111tl111\ ~ .. •:. (I) UfW!U ""'*""' Wet'ii ii Brazil vs. Y11pl1vlt. ~'.""' ........ An 1nl1111ltd flltUl'I. m .......... __ , ..... ~...... . • Wiil lfll Dftll" (drtm1) '59-lG:lS IJ lllnln w,.,_u, • C.11111. Doll Mum1, Dint tL!O --M . M'""-ick ter. An Amerlct11 tllldtnt In "; ~ .oms, ~.....,.,, l1nd dut1n1 !ht d•JS of the Irish Pl lfln !ill Johns IHoft, Wlflb ne put of th• m D lhtt1tl. h1IR CrtJ "lf'QCfnd mowment tven thou1h .& laltM f1tMr h1d bttn I l11dtl'. 10:45 m !Ill DMI Utt1t1oi"11ftrftlc ti "'~ H1Nes -bql"T"Clnnd OpmrWnt" Com· ~ ment~ on the cufn1rt. nnoa ol I mcig I WtrW """""" OF· '"' S.11 Fr•ncisco ·°'*• ~ny. A comp!elt Th•nlqfvin1 ind the ""blttlt or thl ..,._~ tOncert bf the lfthntrl 'COlll· ••twtt• Beverly . Hills · aM JOa1I of 141 "muSlcel ~-Sutlltlttnd. 66 11-tions, 11111 mncluctld by -_ Ill" fltdler. The COMar! WIS b ptlf ll:CIDIJ ()) fE ...... • the 1r1nd openiftr . tf OilMJ 0 am ..... t Ill Florldt. 0 Ctlrtl• htllll ,,..... ElptttleM .. (!) MtrsW DlllM -. , ~)' , r.O(])lD""" '°"JmJ-Wat~ mTtT1llU..Tnrtll 8 ~ Htnk llld Johl'lllf Jft m ....m, ,hj(td to stop mtlmllrill lto111 Sib· Qj) ~I ID" 4fte1in1 mtdictl supplies bound. for fl!) WhlllftllM W.et: hi lttview Nllts. Whtn the saboleu11 kid· _11:15 Cfl: ·~ ~-... IUMI I . . M two nuf!ll from • 'ftltdic1J ll:)ll IJ (J) •m-lfltlllt ttN!n, Reath dls(ulsu himstH u 1n 0 ~ w.r em. lrKll111 111 111 tffort lo lfflCt thtll 0 lhftl: ·..,. .. .....,.. ('!Ntun) re!ene. ''2-Rlchmf Dix, Fr1nm Gifford. m '""" o m CIJ m"" ..... 8 111 ID FHp Wlbt1 Fllp's rutsb m Jrlevie· flftl ft tt 'tllt fulfll" ; ~ Side Cff11r, Clrl Rtlnw 1n~ (comedy) 0•49 _ ROS11ind Rumll, ~-tiui Homt. Robtrt Cumminp, Gl1 Yount. \ \lf lllle11 llsbal11 Tlrt tm m Mnfr. "'Clnriwtl ii e.t. lllcl" ~ • •)il111es l1~1rs n. S.ttle Supt/· (musicl~ '47-Ditt K1J1M1> Vt,. ""lcs et Se1ttl1. Ellen Celeste Holm. cl} C.11 ef lhl Wtsf ' G lit'• Mitt I Diii 11 :45 a ftr Mu~ °"" I IJTNU191'~1 I i loai111 Fl'lll ltle O!rMJic: I "'"'""""11'··· l'.i'. ......... "$ "'" '"'Ill'•"-.. ., ~ """" IC> tl\\l•I •1 M•~<lt! ~ et;llM" {corntdy) '6?-Alle flUlrt· ~ nds, ROSllitllf ltuswll. 12:00 0 MMI: °'Ctllrlt(I Alllll" (coat- edy) '41-Jick llllflJ. mi.ti'"" c:. ... 1:00 f)..... "'Prillclll O' ....... (comedy) '41--0IM1 dt Kl'tilillld. CD OUCIJ®I ..., 1:15 0Nen ''"IDM-111pt -·-eoum..,,," "Wilk hit • a. con," "'Wnlrfnrtt'" I ~ {j) Truth " ClltlllilllllCU .~a-"""'' ·1<1 121\ .,, 1 ~~I" (m1111etl '56 -Gordnn M'ttR11, C1111eron Mikhtll, B1rti.u1 1:451J TIMI CllltfJ ,.Ruiek, C11r1m11 Tumtr, Robert Ropm!nl!lt, G1n1 l ockhut, Shirley 2:30 f) Ntn I _,.., 1 1 1--: F • 1 :00 m "»Wt ... c.st.1tt Mtet t111 i ..\,if ndav lilltl"" {corneiffl ''9-lud Abbott U 1nd Lou Costtllo. ! ~6AffiME MOVIES 2:00ID "5'riait1•11"" ..... Cofto , tluslon (mvslclO '42-letty Gr1blt. t:W()) "'Thi 11" 11rr (cl~) '4~ l:OO (I) (C) "Help'" (colllldf) '65-Tht : S111rl11 Ttmplt, Sprin1 Byinflon. Butlts. ' . m tc> "'The ..,..,....,...(comedJ) a:i ....... J • ! '66-R11 Bolp 1, Jldl Glllori. """(~ "'Tht ·~· _ ... .._.,. ,_, i...JO O "Ktn o\ldrklll £M11(' (cot11eclr Stolt (dr11111) 61-\'Mell l1lrll, r· 'I! ,• L ~--............ W1nt11 Betttr. 1 -1mrn1 1-.... p~-.. I M•ll Ab,.... (miMll) '~J1c~ 4:001J "'Stitt s.att" (drrm1) '50- BellllJ'. Dcu(lls Fllrblrib Jr., W Mtwtll'IL 01•>-·--· '._i>-MlrilltM t1r!0011 tnlllrt. 4:30 (I) Snte • WI Wit j I THE ~lfEAT TlfADITION "IJf AllE!flCAN Tfflf/UE!fS. hc.tt.,•IU ~ CCI.OR BY ~ LtJX!' • NOW SHOWIN6. CAU. TH•ATlll•I ir01: S•COfrlO ..... TUil• & SKOW TlMD . ' --.STADIUM •4 OllANH-m.mt K.itlll ""· $1111111/m .FOX CINIMAU.ND Al'IAH•IM -'*'°Ht1 • !All Ht,_ 81111f. LIDO N•..O•t IUCM ....... " Al t11t Ellt' 19 LIM ht. ,._, FOUNTAIN VAi.UY DAIVl·IN 'OUNTAI .. ~AU.If tc.J•I •• ,. 01.,. """"· 11 8root11Wrtl ATRUE·tlFE ~VENTOllE . Collfh110• f1'0111 I :00 "THE HELLSTROM -CHRONICLE"- "" "MAROONED" wltti •ret•'f PMll Cont. Tit111fl.•Sot.0S11-1 :lO '"9 Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse , pr•••nts "Under The Yum-Yum Tree" ,, l•w1e11ee Rom•rt Nov:tt-20, 2l·27, he. J..4 Wl!ST G~TI -011:-'i.N~ COUNTY FAlll:GROUNDS I:» '·"'· Admlnlt11 SLM ft!' ~•Ilea c.1111..~3 ~fhr 1 «ill 1)4.Sttl FINAL SHOWS 'Thanksgiving Weekend t.ommy · TM Rect Opert by TN Wiie FRI. & SAT. -I. & 10 ,.111. Final Skow -51111. I II·"· {,:c-< J'outh Coast Re ertory Costa M.....,...46-ll63 or M11t1cd Aet'Mill "PLAY MISTY FOR ME• ... an lnvnarlon to , terror ••. "'._ .. JESSICA WAUER . OO'JNA MILLS ...o;N LARO-I · SO!([NPl.AY 8" JO 14£NS NCI O(AI MSNE~ $TOllV I Y XI HCtt.IS • OllECIW BY Q.111 E~fWOOO •llCIOlJCIO p AOIEllT w.t(Y •A JfJtllN(",S I.AHO PRESC"1'AflOlil A MAU'ASO COWANV PllODUCTlOll • A IMN'E~l .... llASO Wt#IMT ll'ICY\IJIE • TtCKllCQ.Clll" ®"-:·=='°-0' j .. ' ' . ' ' . • ~ • ... v • . , . . lhursd11, Novtmbff 25....l971 DAILY mor 3J CHRISTMAS SPECIAL · FROM A&M-SCEPTER-PARAMOUNT LP PRICE TAPE PRICE QUINCY JONES -Smackwater lack A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIST J HUMBLE PIE -Rocking the Fillmore A&M 3 33 I.ti 1 LIST CAT STEVENS -Tease_r and the Firecat WA 3 33 .... 1 LIST CAT STEVENS -Tea for the Tillerman A&M 3 Hli" _1 LIST PROCUL HARUM -Broken Barricades A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIST MERRY CLAY-TON--ODE 3.99 ~:: FREE-Live 'A&M 3 99 ... 1 LIST CARPENTERS A&M 3 33 .... 1 LIST LEE MICHAELS -"5th" • A&M 3 33 .... 1 Ll5T CHEECH & CHONG I OD~ 3. 99 :;;: BRASIL '77 -Pais Tropical A&M -3. 99 :;;: BILL MEDLEY -A Song for You A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIST JIM CARROLL ·" A&M 3 99 ... 1 LIST EARTHQUAKE A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIST . HOOKFOOT A&M 3 99 ... 1 LIST RITA COOLWGE A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIS,T FL YIMG BURRITO BROTHERS A&M 3 99 .... 1 . ll5T GENE CLARK -A&M 3 99 .... 1 LIST DIONE WARWICK -Decade of Gold SCEPTER 6 66 "·" 1 LIST 2°LP'1 B. J. THOMAS -Greatest Hits I SCEPTER 3 99 ... 1 LIST B. J. THOMAS -Greatest Hits II SCEPTER 3 99 ... 1 LIST DIONNE WARWICK -Greatest Movie Hits SCEPTER 3 99 .... 1 LIST COMMANDER CODY -Ozone PARAMOUNT 3 99 ... 1 LIST'. MELANIE -Gather Me NEIGHBORHOOD 3 33 .... 1 LIST DETROIT PARAMOUNT 3 99 .... 1 LIST EL TON JOHN -"Friends" ST PARAMOUNT 3. 99 ~;:: --~ THE DJU__SIC BJILL '#61 Fashion Island, Newport Center . \ ' . " . ~·-~Just-around the comer from Russo's Pet Shop ' TBE JUUSIC HJILL You Will Find a Complete Selection of Pops: Rock, Ja:a, Folk .- Records, 8 Track Tape and Cassettes . THE music HJILL · Orange County's Complete Record Store Where Music Comes First _ and :rht Price Is Right • 4 99 •.ti 1 LIST 4 69 •.ti 1 LIST 4 69 ... 1 • LIST • 4 99 .... 1 ~ LIST - 4 99 •ti 1 LIST 4 99ul 1 LIST 4 99 •. ti 1 LIST 4 69 I .ti 1 LIST 4 69 .... 1 LIST 4 99 I.ti 1 LIST 4 99 .... 1 LIST 4 99 '"' 1 LllT 4.99 t;:: 4 99 .... 1 LIST 4 99 .... 1 LIST 4 99 .... 1 LIST 4 99 ... 1 LIST 7 98 t .tl , • LIST 4 99 .... 1 LIST 4 99 '" 1 LIST .. .... • ' - -I -· ( • • af DAILY PllOT " SCH Aeior ~Geis .Workou·t Hf lO OV•r "AM•llllCAN WILOEANESS" Specitl H•lllll J MHlnlft From U NOClft By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Director John Ford is a giant whose slJadow stretches back a hall.eentury in motion pic- ture history and who may· yet 'pioneer with camera and film Jn tbe year to come. At age 76, Ford has a re'volutionary plan: to co- direct with his friend Frank Capra a new movie, all the pf.ofits o! which will go lo the Motion Picture C.ountry House and Hospital. It will be the. first time two celebrated directors ever worked side by side on a i.ingle film. Ford sat in the den or his JUNIOll MATINEE 3 DAYS ONLY lhurl. • frl .• Sot. "NATIONAL VELVET" Mlc~•Y JtooMy Eliaobeth Toylor SHOWN AT 12 l 2 P.M. ALL SEATS 75c WAIJDIBNEf fl lb IW , • NOW SHOWIN• • ..... 6:41 "' .... -..... '"'"'"'• 1H.,. h • ...,.. ci...c. ,. .,....,.. , hlll ... ....,. hMfty wltfl O•r .,_. feWNf •ffieMe r~ MIJffy~,.. .... 1 • THI MOIT AMAZING TIUI A.DYINTll'll Im ftLMID I "aUE WATER. wtlTE DERH" --....... GrWll-1111111< ~~,...~ ............ .cnNS-.U.- TIQMCOUJllt• Pfo r. a A THnlLllN• JOUlNn TO THI TOP OP THI WoaLO - "THE ~~:v1,,::S RED Tt1JN"/i•" SDllClllll'·lllllllACAIDNAL!·HAllDY KRlta P£11Rllat 1111• Bel Air home, his six Oscars standing tall on the mantle above the fireplace. He strok· ed up a 7-cent cigar, et· plaining he"d smoked the brand since he was a kid, and-· said grufOy, "J don't like in- terviews. Never have. But I'm doing this for my grand.son, Daniel Sergeant Ford.•• Grandson Ford wrote an hour-Jong special, ' ' T h e American \Vest of John Ford," to be televised Dec. S by CBS. ''Daniel is just back from Vielnam where he was decorated seven times, in· eluding the Silver Star, and be was wounded several times," Ford said . "So the least J can do is help him out." Although the special salute~ Fo.rd for his westerns, the director iald horse operas represent less than 10 percent of his films. The television show will feature clips from a dozen or his westerns in addition to footage of Ford talking to three vf his biggest stars: John \Vayne, Jlmmy Stewart and Henry Fonda. HEY KIDS! SANTA'S CDMINw ,, Fire truck " Friday, No•. 26th at 11 a.m. W. T. GRANTS Cill:ANT PLAZA lrookh11n.t a•d Ado- H11tttlqtoft IMtll FRIE PRIZIS .. "SKIN GAME" •uo-Y .. ltYll""' lk~ CNflft• .. "CATLOW" (GP) I .. ' • .J .. •• .,l1llU1T AND J~FF l~··· . "" .... . ' ,. ~.. \. , ... . .• PLAIN JANE . ' I }'IATEMEN! ,,.,.. ...... • . .. !DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R ... POWER I ,.:.'AtROSS 41 9r1tc1 toconut ~·· : meat ) Ke'p apart 42 At oll In the 6&Nant Gilbert ~ ~~latlve Islands r-nd 1119s 44 Overtook on 1'4!,srflllt.. the highway rl Exclusively 45 100 yrars l6~Hflt 47 Short laborrd .,. 'C'Onc:entr~ttd breath l1,.~ess Parker 4B Enc9urage ,•.ola 49 ProP!I a boat 1$ Co.mmunlcallon 50 Russl1n news .. _~d!um 11gericy ll/25ffi ~'£111 y 54 Undeterm ined 9 Coloring 34 One who Is ; ~~1bitarrts object substance especlally :,'.~d\'JJtah 57 Be a match fer 10 Gas ~ed as brutish 21 l mlled 58 Tarl1n's a fuel 35 Path ;· ITU!riber friends 11 lnfleldl!fs 37 Climb swlft!y :li\~or11prehens!ve 59 Qual!fltd 12 Fallrt trace of )8 When a horse ,~,ll:pr porl!on 61J Greelc letter color adcf!d race starts 115..ct.i who 11lves bl Rem1ln 13 Scornful facl1l 40 Glass bott le ~;:pemlsslon temporarl!y exll'essl?" 41 Container 121-Mer the s!lll 19 Monlteal s-43 Give proof of ~a Mace 62 Chl!d's Vill e Mar ie 44 Equal ity of 30•Elpress~ playthings 21 lrrttrjection status ~'J1old a be llef fU Device used of distaste 45-Chavez: IJfOrinlc!ng bout to entlc! 24 Air force., Un ion leader 31 Pil e of roe.ks game birds h@ro 46 Pl:un ~ay with on top or ZS Bells a lover a._tij ll DOWN 26 Hor~-dtawn 47 Calls on the 13' lett41and side vehicles Intercom of a ship . l "E lephant 27 Nitwit "49 Solely 137 5trilcl!'S with Boy" star 28 Oral epic 51 Wfth: French Mavy blows 2 Story outline poetry 52 Klnd of palm 1 38-stlclc l Fltw sot.rte 29 Tom, Dick and trtf ~j:fldlMD used 4 Invariabl e Harry, e.g.: 51 Kill -wtth poet 5 Stieep 2 wtwds SS Chapeau and heir 6 Auto court 30 Vlolln's 56 African 40" lllakes less 7 Ovrr 191ln relatl'te lanDuage w.vm 8 Not healthy 32 Breezy 51 Meast.r lll9 stick '. .... _,, . . PEANUTS . '! CD Ii,...,...,.,, It'-&-' fl a AS! S,1,10, E~IC. .. t'll M.\Vi TO (ii.LL 1'1'.THEelNE: A.NO THE JUDGE .. &UT I'M ,l,LMOST CEif.t.1 "'1 TMAT TMEV'Ll LET J EEP GO UP! MISS PEACH . ' • ·-· ly Chester Gauld . Ll'L AIND • SALLY BANANAS ·-~ By Al Smith GORDO • • ByDal~ Jr.le -MOON MULLINS By Frank Baciinskl ANIMAL CRACKERS .• A~D :1 Sil<.\ :t1M ~GHi' t./J D c;Ol)'l!E ICl~Ol.l<S ! ·~ By Charles M. Schull .. By Men ' "&IG 'Ti!A MICS61V1lt PAY I XPICT A N alNiO NOIClO't ~ AT TMI °""'I 1 WANTS 1D- fooT9A\.\. GAMe -i \CULY ltllHL j ... '1/f• I . ~I NCowl • • PERKINS • tal OUll ,• llOTTIN TIAIA Pl.AV, -.~- •• By Jahn MIJ.1 • .. ., J ,.. - DAILY PILDT 31; ly Al Capp TM"U IUIC!DU!!' . I 010>.l't ~ M'f ' ~000 W"6 TltlT Ml>-' . . By Charles Banottl ' ·' M.-r.i...Awi.-.. ..... ...i~~~~C....:~ _ ly Gus Arriola ly _&!L_Jahnson .............. ly Ro9er Bollen THE GIRLS "That) aothia.J! You lboidd try &boppi1'g ii 'Under five doUar1'." - DENNIS THE MENACE • '. • • I ' H p.ulY PILOT • • , I. O~ BEST.'4-P-ly\. Nylon C~rd _Tire The Silent Guard II • Deep tread for greater mile- age ..• wide tread for better tr~i oii., surer stops and safer cornering -~-· • Patented safety sjioulder for positive steering.and corner- ing control, rugged construc- tion FREE SEARS TIRE MOUNTING AND ROTATION S IZE Tr•de.bi F.E.T. Priee Tubele•• Blackwall 6.50xl3 11.88 1.76 7.75xl 4 18.88 . 2.14 8.25x1 4 21.88 2.32 Tubeless Whitewall . 6.50x l3 14.88 1.76 7.35xl 4 19.88 2.01 7.75x l 4 21.88 2.14 8.25xl4 24.88 2.32 8.55xl4 27.88 2.50 8.15xl 5 25.88 2.37 8.45xl5 28.88 2.48 Price• Effec tive1'hru Sat., Nov. 27tn. Ma.l llM•A ,,.......,,, ....... , .... It u ........... ,,.,.,,o Cll•ll PMS ...... • Ot.INOAU 14S.1004t 1••·4111 HOlt.YWOOO .... ,,., INOt.IWOOO •1a.2s2t LONO l l ACM •3S·0111 NO•Ut•IOGI ·•••·7;1 71 o t. ™'IC a 1oro 2tl·&J11 • ' OIAN;OI - •37-2100 ,AJAOINA •• •-J 1t 11JJ 1·•11 1 PICO HMW r-• ' • • ' • ~sears 1 Tire and' Auto Center ., Ask·Aboul Sean Convenknt ' Credit Plan. 6.50x13 Tubeless Blackwall lu1 $1.76 F.E.T. And Old Tiro "' ' ,.OMONA '''·"''' SA NTA fl sr•lNOS , ..... 1011 IANlA AN A ··1~11• • HEAVY-DUTY SHOC KS. ' , Guar.ui~ed For As Long As You Own Your Car R egular $7.99-. Expert lnetal1atJon Availallle · •Rugged iron piston and chrome ro~ ~uty or ong, smoother r1 e •Reduce pitch and sWay for faster, safer stops and corneriog .. • • ~f::···· s15 ·9 r Freight • I Plus 26 Other 6 and 8 Cyi• l · ind'l)'_ 'Short _Block Re.~ manufactured Engines at '179 t o '299 Wich Trade-In Plus Freight =- •Fit brand oew brake shoes Qr disc pads • Inspecc roaster cy{inder grease seals, hoses and all brake hardware • Carefully rcbu.ild hydraulic wb~l cyl inders or front calipbers •Disc brakes for front wheel drive •Resurface brake drums or reface and some fo reign and spans cars ex~ rotors ceptcd • ARC grind all brake shoes •Under no circumstances will Scars • Bleed all lines and add fluid do less than a "f irst Quality Brake. • Repack front wheel .bearings Job" '" COME IN NOW·FOR YO UR FREE llR.AKE INSPECTION ••• No Obli adoa l Expert Installation Available Guaranteed F o~ A1 Long A1 You Own Y 9ur Car Save '1! Heavy Duty Oil Regular $3.89 2s1 , 20% ~!!Regular Low Pr ices! · • Fits mosc .American cars & VW"s •Large, f141l-lengtb tuning cham-: her for better sound-s ilencing ""- • 22 -gaug"-_outer shell, galvanized • • 3!)% thiCker than l shell mufflers \~ HEA VY-DUfY MUFFLER LIFETIME. GUARANTEE If mufficr fails due to defect1 in m1tCfials ot ·••orkmllll5hip or blowout, ruJt·our flr weu-0ut while original purch&.1er owns the car. it will be ttpl.ced up<>n retUrn. f ree of charge. If the defective muffler w•s io5talled by Sears, we will ins call the new moffler witb no (barge (or labor.· SAVE •2! 4°Amp Battery Charge r Regular $14.99 12 99 IO.Qt. Can l\ofeeu or ex- ceeds all new car manufac- t urers' "'war-#7182 ranty require-Can be used On either 6 or 12 volt bat- ments. terics. Automatic circuit breakers. •. .__,=:;;;_,.~.....::=:.~~;;;,e~~ SA JIE •2 Ratchet Bumper Jack Regular $6.99 499 • Uac oa cars up to 2 tons • R.aises. up to 26W; inches Sears 3-P c. T esting Kit · .Regul~ 1099 $12.99 Includes: t1m1og light with remot~ • Easy operttioo '#12l4 l(artcr :switch; Compression tester; L.---.;;;;=::'---------1-:::••::c;::u_::u~m:,i: u e. #2130 SANTA ftlllONICA Jt 4 ... 711 IOUTM COAIT 't.AIA $40·33:13 fMOUSAND OAltl .,,~ ... ~11~1 TOllANCI -?_41-ISll U,t.ANO •••• 1,,7 YAUll" 1.a~i.·~~ VlltMONT '7tt-1 t11 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money lock ' ' ' \ • ' I· ~ 1 I WAGON l&M. lritlllt rM. WIY-222 . =~NDl972 PIN.TO (#2R10W116465) FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIYfRY ..... 7% REBATE ADDITIONAL '.>!\VE l iX(ISt lAX REBATE ON All NEW '71 & 72 C•RS & OEMONSTRA TORS YOU Will RECEIVE A CHECK FOR APPROXtMATELY $'00 to $JOO fROM fORD MOTOR CO WHlN CONGRE!>S APPROVES RtfUNU Brcmnd New Mustang Brand New Maverick 1t11 u1 , ... '"*' •ir, .... .,., ............ ,._.,...,;.., U41JM ,..,... -i;., 1971 2 DOOR, Auto. trans. (1191F223704) ' ,_.,4'9cMht,.,wtswtlMl·c-n.t1ft211212"1J FROM FAClORT LI Sf PRICE IDEDIAI£ DRIYERY 'FROM FACTORY LIST PRICE mD111£0lllYERY ' . . ,....,, Ne St •w al. 1971 DAILY PILOT n . -FULL.PRICE '71 T-BIRD LANDAU Y.L _,., tl{MI; ..... ..,., •Ir cMlllMI .. , ..... ,...,. --(!&lac) ....U.. .... , Wl ... w1, , •• .,. t•ll, Nie. .....,, Mtlh .. u tlna. .i.,.i ,...,, tlt111• '"°'"• ...... •-'-"'9 '9f, wl.,+ Mllwi... JJICCM ' . FULL PRICE · '70TORINO HDTP ......... ,-~ ...... --..NM.. .......... it .... 11 .... .i.,4 ...... ti.tt.11 •'-...., _., ,....,. illtw*, tt\AIO /B•ArtD~ NEW.TORINO .$ SAVE- 1971 2 DOOR (LA30M1371611 FROM FACTORY LIST PRICE IMMEDIAI£ DELIVERY BRAND NEW T·BIRD 1971 LANDAU lro•1 .. •• i•ttrior, f•ctory •ir, futl ,.wer, AM/FM itfreo, tilt wtlttl ttc. (1 Jl4N10l222} $ , . - , FROM FACTORY LIST • PRICE • •EDIAT£ D£UYm .. .. I • I l 0.ULY "LOT Th11P'Sd.U. NMmblr 25, 1971 OAIL V PILOT 38 In •n •91 when the independence of the Individual predominates our society, when Christmas rolls arouni! the strength of good old.fashioned ftmily ties mtgically weeken tho desire to "do your own thing" •nd people como "home." The wonderful security that Clraws the family together at this lime of yeu hlS •~en ile_eper mHni~g whfn that "~omo" Is ono you own. Your opportunity to provido tho perfect 1tmosphere for your holiday 9et-lo9elher may be found hare am~n9 these outstanding homes avai!.ble through your local rea_I estate llrms. -~ Please join our staff & their families in a pleasant THANKSGIVING DAY Gene Mayo Georgie Becker Mary Ellen Crumley -David Delancy Olive English Annie Enst Peg Moffatt Mildred ph~'Y_ . ., Vee Stinson Dick Vogel Reil tors AUSTIN-SMITH GORMAN And Auocl1tes 2828 E1st Co111t Highw1y Coron• del Mir 644-7270 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR WHY PAY MORE? W' Proudly Offer You: . * 18 miles of Water Frontage * 4 Completed Islands * Clean Sea Breezes * Harbour View Elementary School * Huntington Harbour Beach & Tennis Club * The Boardwalk Shopping Center * Huntington Harbour Yacht Club * Waterfront Homes from $74,500. * Near Water Homes from $48,900. * Condominiums from $38,900. * Waterfront vacant Lots from $36,000. Open D1lly1 Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 AM 'til Dusk Sat. & Sun. 9 AM 'til Dusk HUNTINGTON HARBOUR SALES CORP. W1rner Ave., Ju1't East of P1cific Co111t Hi·way 846-1361 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Deluxl'! 2 bdnn. home plus ne\v 2 bdrm. Ir: den, 2 baths, cath~ral cell., frplc. Terrific property-$62,500. SMELL THE WATER What a view of the canyon & ocean! Imml'diatf! pos- session of this 2 bdrm., &: convert. den. 2 Baths. 2 Stall showf!rs. :l Frplcs. A wonderful homf!, $53,500, LOW MAINTENANCE Small. easy earl'! lot. Sharp 2 bdrm .. 1 * baths. F.A. hl'!at. Frplc. Bl'!1t.ml'!d ceil's., carpets &: drapes. 1 Block to hl'!ach. 1.lln!vil'!~· or ocean. :544,950. MORGAN REAL TY 3411 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 673-6642 ANNOUNCING WITH THANKSGIVING TRI HARBOR . REALTORS & ASSOCIATE~ Let us guide you to better living & investm~ts where the golden rule is not just ·a slogan • small enough to know you and large enough to serve you. " TRI HARBOR For happy results, call • REALTORS ASSOCIATES Jo Ellen Baker Je1n Van Der ~rden Sylv1 Hrom1dnlk 646-32SS Don Thom-p10n Billi• Sigrist Glad KHr Dougl1s Rhode1 Lel1 Wi110n Jin• Coon Peg Smith Edith Broy LOOK FOR THE ORANGE BUILDING We have so many things to be thankful for living in this beautiful harbor area and we are thankful !or the many friends we have made over the years in our business. We extend to you all our very warmest . wishes for a most happy Thanksgiving day. SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 2515 E. CoHt Highway Corona del Mar 675-2101 THE LIGHT TOUCH FOUNDATIONS It is indl'!ed ln the home that thl'! foundil.tiorui ot the klnd of world In which we live are laid. and in thl! sense, It will 11.lw11.ys rl!main trul'! that the hand that rock11 the crad.le is the hand th11.t rules the world, a nd It ls in this sense that v.·omen must assume the job of making m('n who will know how to make a world fit for human bl!ings to live In. * * * ON THE HOUSE How dn you find a real bargain? A house ls a bar-gain whrn it f!ts your needs, your· taste, your price. That'11 our busi ness. Over 1000 homes list~. We buy and trade homes. FOR HELP C1ll th1 action comp1ny now JOHN H. IRWIN & ASSOC. Call 636-4470 Anytime 12925 Ch apman, at Haster, Garden Grove Hot.-for Siie General • General Gener ii . ..; • ' UJe UJiJh You :A J/.app'f :JfianlJgivin'I From The Sales Slaff of COLDWELL, BANKER REALTORS 133.0700 550 N•wport Center Drive Newport llNch · 644-2430 Jlapp1J :J/ianlj'livin:g-A// TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS HOLLAND BUSINESS SALES "The Broker with Empathy" 1716 Orang• Ave., Costa Men 645-4170 ~ 540.0608 Eve. Thanksgiving Greetings ALL THE TRIMMINGS In this 3 bdrm~ 2~ ba home. Air conditioning, Arm- strong tlle, Kodel carpeting, mirrot'f!d wftll, lnterelitlng front door and a most imaginative patio. All for $48.900. HOLIDAY SPLENDOR Hanover Model on fl'!e land. Artistically decorated, wallpaper, double drapes, upgraded shag carpeting, separate dining room, 1bf!autiful atrium, professionally landscaped, in extra-prime location. $37,500. FEEL ROMANTIC? This 2 bdrm. townhouse was me.de for making pil'!s and holding hand!. It's in imme.cuJate condition and walt- lna: for a couple with "ideas." Priced at $30,500. REii HILL REALTY Unlve~ity Park-Centir. Irvin•• Clll 833.0820 Anytime _,,,, .. ·Genera• WARMTH & -~--~-THREE CAR GARAGE PRIVACY • TRADITION EXCELLENT SPEND Pha' •pad ous bodroom• 2 OCEAN VIEW Macnab-Irvine FOR SALE OR LEASE/OPTION Stately & imposing architccturl'!, In deWled 2 slory design. Traditionally styled exterior ot wood plank, stucco, heavy shake rooflines, enclosed courtyard entryway. Located on wide, aweeplnr corner lot, in finer Laguna section. Over 2200 , SQ. FT. OF LIVING AREA, FEA 'fURES 3 BORMS., l\1ASSIVE FAM. RM .. FORMAL DINING RM., serviCed by 2'..i BATHROOMS. Elegant llv. rm., W /STONE FffiEPLACE, & center doors open to court· yard. Ri ch w/w carpeting & custom draperies thriJouL Well designed kitchen has all BUILT-IN RANGE. SELF CLEAN OVEN, DISHWSHR., BREAKFAST BAR. ale. Fam. rm, with WET BAR. This custom quality home is immaculate thruout.' Owner is forced to sell immed. Offered for only $47,950 FULL PRICE Offer your terms. Owner may consider lease optlon. MISSION REAL TY 985 So. Coast Hwy., L19un1 Phono (714) 494.0731 A BLUFFS CHRISTMAS "YULE COME" . You don't have to be a ''Wise Man " to see the11e values ANGELITA H0 l'.1E. l·Sty., 2 bdrms .• 2 baths, count- less decorator feature!:. Adult arl'!a. Loaded with Span· lsh charm. $4-4.900. (Shamefully low $216 per year I~ueholdl. YOUNG FAJ\ilLY'S DELlGHT. Charming pukslde Aplit- Jev el 3 bdrm., 2* bath "Dolores" style -huge at- tached play pe.tio, lush ahq CllJl)leting. wood p&nl'!Jing &: shultl'!rs, barely u11ed. bl'!low replacl'!ml'!nt coat. $44,950. BIG "G"-PLAN. Vacant, '.( bdrm., 3 bath "townhouM! design," overlooking pool &: greenbelt. High beam ceil's .. Jge. rooms, formal dining rm .• r;paclous Jllltlo. $45,000. EASTBLUFF REALTY 2414 Vista Del Oro, Newport Beach 644-1133 ANYTIME BAY & BEACH REAL TY Better Buys THE BLUFFS Trouble-free 2 bdrm. 2 baths plus converl den. Top location. Profess. decorated. Price reduced to $33,500. CORONA DEL MAR South of Hwy. Like ne\v duplex. 3 Bdrms., 3 balhs • 2 bdrms., 2 balhs. Handy to beach. Only $74,900. GO TOPSIDE Elegant 4 bdrm. home, includes fatnily rm., din- ing rm., 2'h baths, 2 frplcs. Tropical pool. Price only $76,500. BAY & BEACH REALTY 2407 E. Coest Hl9hw1y Coron1 d91 Mir 675-3000 General General WHERE'S ANZA? POOL + RUMPUS ROOM large baths, "knee dtt.p" FOR THE FAMILY ';; •. ~·:roo~nd ·~: CHRISTMAS •"'JI W/W cUpeting, wood Room. for all to gather f<>: ~ erect pa.ho. Priced to seU by your own firepl&~ in this & gas burning fireplace, holJdaya. , Lovt:ly d1n1~ at only $30,950, Low inter-~llghtfui 4 bedroom home forced a ir heat, and hugl'! RIOfJl 1or leblJflC'. family est ftlSUmable kJ.An. Better in ChoiCf! \VES'J'CLIFF area. mirrored wardrobes in mas· UnlCJUe • Upper · ll'!Vt'I h11s spe.eiou.<1 bl!am ceilinit llv room with wall of glus for tPCCtacuiar vit!w • 3 large bedrooms -All new ~ns· Ive w/w cpts thruaut -2~ baths • AU electric bltin Realty Cbmpany - OWNER MUST SELLI Oxnmut~ daily to San Di- t!&:O and m\ist 111.critice his lovely tour bedroaln home !n Westdttf. Now $57,9«>. Just call, v.'t'll shoW you! lt'• e neat tittle ltl'eet wllh only 8 homf!s tucktd 11v.•ay bl.ck in lovely J\ttM d e 1 1'.tar. One of the homes Is !or saJe. JUST Ll'STFJD! 11'• a SUPER ~ 3 brd· room 1or only $30,950. v.•M h AIL TERMS! I \\<'HER.E'S Plu1 4 hc-tlmom1, 2 bAthA. bull!•ln lrild W':n, new aha1 c1u1~1tni;:-, 2 fll'f'places. Ov- f'r 600 1(1. 11. rumpus ronm. lnclurl8 \\f"t har. No qu&lity. In+:. no 1'*11 fttt • just take fWtl' auhJl"Ct to Uhtlns GI l.c'lfln. Owner wW ~r $1,(0) down. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY'. room for tunnUW, 5 bed· call mw! 6754930 PllneUN! famlly room A ter bedmom. Only 10 min- l'tllXN 1.or 1amil,y guesti: or Open Eves TH 8 PJ,f. large ltvtng room (both wtth utes to th@ beach, and .eetl-~· l.arre trtts, ~&00.1 fi~platt:!I) open to nN.t er will pay polntz to you ~ bl.ck )'&I'd. New. REALTORS POOL art-a, Schools I: ma-can buy F1iA or GI NO port Beach. HS,500. Ml ,._,,. . ..,. jor shopping clase by, Soft DOWN. l'UU price on I y PETE BARRETT Fingertip N01 rnu1 W•lor di,.., •uto ,,,... $'8.!00. C.U today, REALTY j ... "! .:, • ocun "'•ChH. ~:, '::o"'r. :',": .;.~~:: Wal~er & lee tenn," 0c1s .• playgrouod le ivc!Jy oun and t>rl~ to llCll -•ton par . ~tlflt mu11 seJI df'· I n1 •K ~ c · ·· _Jl..,.. 1'tf WISTCLIP' Dlt, lietrttul duplex: 1.3 bdnn :~ -...~. ALL :J;rJPtliF!ifr l1ivd. at Adams NIWrQIT llACH ~ l ·l bdnn., hurry s'greatt ., O. · E 'd I ~9491 Open\ 'tiL9...P~ Macnab-Irvine ANZ>.. 642"'23S kitchen • Separate family .BEAat HIDEAWAY -1 doOr nn wet bar Truly pii.t trom Ocean Blvd. 2 &Inn. home \. S~llf.C. • $98,500 IUf!St apt. w/v)ew. ~ulld on Call 67s.SS6() front 1A!tr. $45,000, 1 ..,..,.~~~~~-- Al,,.'dQS"T ~ • "hard to I' COATS BIG 3 BDRM. · & Walker & lee 'O THE REAL \~ ESTATERS ' find "; Duplex, So. or Hwy. 3 BR .• 3 be'1.: 2 BR. 2 ba's. 174,SOO. 675-3000 U.ndlOme walnut. aourmet ' WALLACI! l\Mllort Jt:ilch. Triple gar. sunken Uv. · REALTORS 2700 Hitttior Blvd. 1111t Adama rm. Huge mm. aultt. Love· -~sc .. 1 .. ctc t--~$.9 1!tl OPf\n 'tU 9 Pi\f 1y ,yard. For"t'ed to ae:ll, c&ll (Open Evenings) now! 1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!~ I V1H••11r.lf'll ~I monty! l\f' -GEM-I' }"/)\Jt lfllJ,.,,, 11pt., t42...S200 '-""' Hope Gerrie Rlty. · 1 pe:n vtnJnrs 1 · The tastest draw tn the west . 1"!1~!!"'!!!'!'!!11!'•""!!"9'!',I 833 Dover Dr~, N.B. ~&CO.I .. a Dally Pilot Claullied DAILi' PILOT tor acfton, &CS+tOO 66.llXI ._., 111a "' .. •tt.tt• Ad. 6U-5678 , _______ _ BY Owner, 4 Br. fam rm, din rm. NI\ S. C&I Plau . Assum~ lo&n. $41 ,500. $57-1823. • 1610 w. OJNt Hwy., N.B. Fast results a.re just a phone hl,11 , rlr. lhru • Oall,y P JtEALITORS &42-4623 call away .. 6'12-56'18 Oa..-ltt@d Ait BAY b BEACl-I H!·:/\11'1 -' ' . 37 DAILY '1LOT DAILY PILOT :t9 • In an age when the independence of the individual predominates our society, when Chriitmas roTis· around the s~r_ength of good old.fashioned family ties mag ically weaken the desire to "do your own thing 1' ......._ ·.nd-people...come~home~Jhe.-wonderful s_tturity that draws the faJ!li ly together_ at t_bis time of year has even deeper-meaning when that "home " is one you own. Your opportunity .to provide the perfect -atmosphere for your holiday get-together moy be. found .hero among those out.tending homos avoilablo through your local real ostote firms . BARGAIN OF THE WEEK O"·ner lransren·ed & v.·ants to M!ll NOW! Lowest pt;ced 3 bdrm., 2 bath family rm., Broadmoor, Turtle Rock. Nicely done home in a choice location. Do n't miss seeing this bargain at just $34,500. A UNIVERSITY PARK BEST BUY Lowest priei!d individual home in the area. 3 Bdrms., dining rm .. bltn. \vet bar, all elec. kltch. Dbl. ovens. \Valk lo shopping &: recreation area. LoY•, low $31,950. • PRESIDENT HOME One o'f the most charming co rner lols In TURTLE ROCI{ HU.CS & a most rharmin~ house to con1pliment it. This 3 bdrm., family 1m. hori1e is beautifully de· signed for separation of adult·child activities. So many extras included in the selling price, that you v.·on't \Vant to miss seeing this one. Offrrt>d at $51.500. BOB PETTIT REALTOR "Since 1946" 833.()101 D•y or Night Bldg., University P1rk 1st Western Bank • HAPPY THANKSGIVING "JUST MARRIED" Bought rK.'\11 home & nO\\' must sell this sharp 3 BR ~tesa Verde homP. FeRturf's lo\v maintenance rear yard with covered pa.tio, dininf{ room & oversizeit~detached garage. Just painted inside & out. $28,500. Vacant- See anytime. 540-1151. !Open EvesJ · JUST LISTED College Park 3 BR & family room-oversized corner lot with block wall. J\1ove-in condition A: offering All tenns 11.t only $31.450. Call today-540-1151. (Open Eves) . --EXTREMELY ANXIOUS OWNER -f\-fust Sf'll this super sharp 3 BR home located on quiet cul-de-sac. Features a.JI built-i n garden kitchen. formal dining & family room. FH.A terms or assume existing 6~~% Joan. $32.950. Call "°"' 546·5880. <Open E\'esl , 2 YEARS NEW 1 of J\1esa Verde's finest, featuring 4 Br. 3 BA, formal dining & a re11l family room. Hom~-is exquisite in all rf'sp~cls with elegant carpets, \VBll coverings & land- scaping. Just 1nove in & enjoy flving. Price is 539,950. Ca.JI 546·5880. (Open Eves) HERITAGE REAL ESTATE NEw\isrrNG 2 B<inns .. 1 bath. ~ewport Heights. Immaculate condi- tion. 50 X 130 Lot, sec:luded patio. O\\·ner anxious - $29,500 -hurry on this one! Call: 673-3663 642·225J Evenings ORIENTAL FLAIR 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths: dbl. frplc., blt-lns. Corner lot. large tree shaded patio ideal for entertaining. Dbl. garage. J\lainlenancr free yard. SJ-4,500. Call : 673-3662 548-0715 Evenings PENINSULA POINT 3. Bdrms .. 2 bl\th1i: built around 11 ~arden patil'l. BPau- t1ful frplc. Adult occupied -beautiful. condition thru- out. Acro~s from park, close lo beach1>.~. Call 673·3662 673-8086 Evenings Gen•ral --· HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU ALL ASSOCIATED BROKERS 2025 W. Balb;o. Blvd., Newport B•1ch CALL 673:3663 HolMtforU. General --General 3 BEDROOMS · 2 BATHS Lo\\·est Iea.sehold & m11.intrnance in Bluffs -overlooks pool. Short walk to shopping. Only $33,000. ' LET'S OEALll Price reduced to $74.500 -quick possession on this 4 bdrm. view homr . Family room, attractive courtyard. HUNTINGTON BEACH • Best of Sol Vista Homes. 3 BR .. family rm .. formaJ din. nn., atrium. Reduet'd to $41,000. Quick poss6Sion • NEW · SOUTH OF HIGHWAY (U nder construction! -4 bdrm. plus family room. Pick your colors. PricP, $82.500. · -We Wish You A H•ppy Thanksgiving DON V. FRANKLIN, REALTOR 3250 E. Coast Hi9hw1y Coron• del M•r 673-2222 ..JERRY'S VA/FHA SPECIAL" Looking for a real dandy 3 BR, 2 BA home that just hi.s to be 1 of the sharpest ones around for $25,950.? Here it 11, near Euclid & Edinger! Ell'ctric blt-ins, 1late entry, fireplace k .iust 3 block" from shopping. I may be \11rong, but J think you'll like It. It can't hurt to look, so give me 11. can. "JERRY'S SPECIAL" (May I advertise yOur home here next week?'' ·9341 MOKIHANA, H.B. S/Hamilton, W/BUshi1rd JERRY GILLESPIE 847-9604, Eve. 968-2974 KASABIAN REAL ESTATE LUXURY LIVING Almost new -big ocean vie\\'. 3.">C_K) Sq. ft. of luxur- ious living. Overlooking Mons.rch Bay Ir.. beach. O"·ners have ui;ed Jots of till' & natural woodi. to 11:ive a very warm & inviting fcrling. Step·dO\\'n living rm. with vaulted beam ccil.. IJ;:e. tile frplc. Formal din!ni;: rm. "'/beam ceil. & china litorage cabinet. Panf'led den ha.s beaut. glass \\"!'t ba.r w/sllding glw walls to patio. Lge. kitchen w/brkfst. Area. loads of cabinet.~. \\"alk·ln pan- try. 3 LJ;:e. bdrms., J baths. ?.lstr. suite has His & Her garden baths. The ~!It of quality materials have been used thruout this hnn1e, Beautifully landscaped, l\'il h li;:r. vie1\I patio. A blli: ocean view frnm almost PVf'J'Y room in 1hf' hnu~P! Thi~ homP i~ \\'rll plannrd & \"Pry functional. Eve.rythinR In & about this pro~rty in ex- cellent condition. A real je\\·el al $150,000. RIVIERA REAL TY 30IOI So. Co.st Hwy., South L19un1 (Alpha Bet• Shopping Center) 499-2800 _,,.,.. Gen•ral EASY LIVIN' ! BA YSHORES VIEW & POOL MOTHER-IN-LAW'S HIDEAWAY You'll be delighted \\/hen yr>u see this 5 bedrOOm, pool home featuring formal dining arf'a, 1eparate rumpus room, J posh hath 11.re11.i; & most important, 1cparAted living quiirtcrs for Ot'ar Old Mom. Full price $34,000. All Terms! $29,500. 4 BEDROOMS + FAMILY °"'Tler leavina: area & mui;t sell this 2 year youna: home ln better tlu1.n new condition. Exquisitely landscapt'd ground5 I: delir;:htful patio 11.dd the final touches to this ''Particular Buypr" home, ATTENTION Gl 'S t"or the total cost of 11. credit report, \\"e can mo\'e you into 11.ny one of &e11eral 3 A: 4 bedroom homes In the be11.ch arf'tl, Call today for details! SHERWOOD REAL TY . 18964 Brookhurst,. Fountain Valley 540-8555 OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY THANKSGIVING BEST BEACH BUYI l year young, 2 1lory home on hu11:e. h~e pa.rk-lik=._ Jot. 4 bt>drooms, family room, J~ths ,.leis., fireplacf', builtin range & ove~ PLUS dis1iwl'sher. PriC"ed at $28,00(~Q\vner leaving, must sell. Submit your terms. SCOTCHMAN'S SPECIAL J Bedrooms Plus sep11rale \\'Ork 1hop or Rumpus Room. FOR?.lAL DINING area, nP\\'IY )lll lntl'd inside, nicely landscaped lot! Just reduced to $22,900-All Terms! ., SEYMOUR REALTY 17141 Buch Blvd. Huntington Beach 147-1221 ARTIST 'S HOME \\'1th a fantastic vtP\\'. Wood &: glass living rm. with circu lar staircase rising tn bdrm&. SPP'\r&te dining rm. & studio. 4 Bdrm~ .• 2 haths; on vrry l11:e. lot. Can be madr into a rral showpiece of contrmporary living for A do-it.yourselfrr. Asking $47,500, but bring offers! INCOME PROPERTY 4-1 Bdrm. units -almost dO\\'Jllown. with rweeping vie101 of Lagun11. & the Pacific. Nttds beauliric11.tion &: lo\'ing care. Asking $55,000-but all offers considered! EASY UPKEEP On this \\<'lrm. all red\\'ond modern rnodular homf'. lucked in the foothills of Laguna. Optn .\ spacious 3 bdrm., 2 biuhs; close to schools & tO\\ln, Anxious owner. Asking $38.900. REALEX REAL ESTATE 917 Glenneyra, Laguna Beach Coll 494-8561 • Gener el CONVENIENT CALIFORNIA CLASSIC Immaculate in e\'Pry deta il. De<:orated' superbly. l spacious bedrooms, 2 decor11.tnr baths, custom m11.de ·draperirs And special "Con·,prsatlnn Area." Auume 6,. '1o Joan. Payments $214 per month. $29,800. OCEAN HILLTOP VILLA S2~9CXJ. Fantastic investment by beach, Back yard ovtrlooks peaceful valley lr. bridle p!!.ths. Sp.per clean. Assume FHA loan \\·ith $195. tot11.l payment.s. INNOVATIVE INVESTMENT 6-Plex undtr construction. Supt'r deluxe in every \\'ay. Excel.Jent financing. Call for ~ property 11.nalysis. 7 X gross. , UNITED STATES AFFILIATED BROKERS REALTY 147-8507 SUPER NICE 3 Bedroom & Family Room in Costa Mesa Assume existing V .A. loan wilh payments of only $206 mo nthly including la.xes. FULL PRICE $29,950 J./app'J :;hankdgivin'J MAIN REALTY 688 Baker Street •f Brlstal Cost• Mesa 979-1050 PrejenieJ b'I - fie/en B. :J)owJ LOVELY LIDO -'4l FT, LOT Beautiful contemporary 3 bdrm., 3 bath, separate 1tudio \Vith bath. SSS.000. · BLUFFS BEAUTIES -ENO UNITS •Big E·Plan, 3 bdrm., 3 bath, f11.mily rm. 1v/wPt bar, on the bluff \Vlt h bay vie\\•, ~6,500. 659 Vista Bonita, Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. •choice 3 bdrm .. 2 bath on wide Jl:rt"Cnl>elt with view. $46,950. 15 ACRE PLUS 2 BDRM , HOME Spectacular view & sloping v11.Jley, In Live OaJc Canyon. Near El Toro. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 Listings invited, courteous, personal Hrvlce _,,.,.. ......... 5"" G•n•r•I General M05a Verde Golf Course Fantastic View This 4 bedroom condominium \\'ill give yoo !he chance to relax & enjoy life. You get 3 pcl(lls, Jaeuzri. saunn bath & 2 rennis courta:. 'v h a t more could .YOU ask for? Priced to sell •t $28.500. \Vaterfront custom home, 4 bedroom & den or 5 bedrooms. 51h ba ths. To p quality ca r- peting. draperies, wall paper & fixtures. View from mosf room s. 87' lot, spacious yard with beautiful gardens. $280,000, · WHEEL CHAIR BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFRONTS PLAN AHEAD FOR -1972 BA YCREST, by owner, lge 3 BR, ~~ BA. comp! rf'dec. $57,900. May trade. 673--1784. The "Yellow Paps'' o! classilird .. , 642-56i8. 341 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR lslande·rs Bldg. •t Linda ltl• BAYSIDE OR, SUITE I, N.8. 675-6161 ORANdl COAST'S BEST SALESMAN •• Dally Piiot Classified This cuslom built horrle was deeignerl & built by a hull.~· er whose wife wu an invalid -U>c!!.ted on 16th Place near Irvine. Jumbo 11hake roOf, u!M!d brick fireplace & n1stic exlcMor if the theme. Full price $35,500. Newport •I F•irvlew 646-Hl 1 (•nytim•l OCEAN & BAY VIEW From 122 ft. Jot. is the settine fo r this beau· tiful 4 bdr m .. 4 bath home with its own pier & slip, $250,000. LINDA & HARBOR ISLAND VIEW From this lovely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home. On a 59' tot, with pier &:· float. Custom drap. erles & paneling, $139,500. For complete informi1t lon On All Homes & Lots, Pl••se Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR lsl1nd•rs Bldg. •t Lind• Isl• 341 B•vslde Dr., Suite I, N.8. 675-6161 • ' Av11.ilable in January 1972, one-11ory, 4 bedrooms and f1tmlly room homr located In choice ne.ighborhood In Hunli~n Beach. Very ~ lo elementaJ')I school, }Mrk/pl11,yground, b e a c h , and Ahopplng. Existent VA loan at 6% m·ay be .1~sumed. Full price $39.000. For ad· l'fltlon11.l lnfflf plc18'! phont f>46..2313. 'O THf. Rf.AI, \"\,. ESTATf.RS ' ' >. good wa.nt •d II a &ood lnllf!1t ment PRESTIGE LOCATION This extra clean home is located on one of a ·kind lot (eattiring a fan tastic panoramic view 'that just won't quit. Super neat yard designed for low main tebance surrounds the model !or gracious living. 5 plush bedrooms, formal dining, sunken famil y room. hJJge liv- ing room with high open beam ceilings over- looks golf course and miles and miles of sparkling lights. Truly a majestic home . Priced al a eiveawav $79.500. -It will not last long, C•ll for appointment 545-8424. (Open Eves.) SOUTH COAST REAL .ESTATE \ 1 • 4e DAILY PllDT 1 DAILY PILDT 38-- ·' Everyone Has Something lhat Someone Else Wants DAILY PILOT ·CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Fiftd· It, Trade It With e Want Ad ·The Biggest Marketplace on the Orahge Coast -Dial 642·5678· for Fast Results . , 1 · -.... 1~1 _.... I~ I -"'.. I~ _I _..... l~I -· .. _ ..... I LIKE A SUNSHINE VIEW? See this lge. 4 BR + lam. rm. + din .. rm. bo'me. Choice location. Walk to everything, pool • park • new _shopping center. Owner hates to leave. Only $66,000. Bud Austin. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. 1918 SANDCASTLE DR. Owner transferred. Must sell this 3 BR., 2 ba. home. Private ele- gance. Walled courtyard. Near schools & beach. $56,500. Harriett Davies. YOU ARE INVITED To ~ee this classic bit of tasteful elegan ce. A perfect starter home where everything's done. SAT. & SUN. OPEN HOUSE at I 807 . PORT BARMOUTII, N.B. $47,900 -Fee. Bill Comst-OCk. F·ARMHOUSE KITCHEN Excellent-location & value; quiet Westclift St. 4 Lge BR.'s 21h ba. & sr.acious family. 1- Level. $51,900. Call for app t. "Chuck" Lewis MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS Bayshores immaculate home. Reduced for quick sale. Enjoy private beaches, $47.500. Mary Harvey BREATHTAKING Ocean & coastal view. Sandy beach at your doorstep. 2 Bedroom luxurious apartment for only $45,500i in Laguna Beach. Jim Muller LIDO ISLE'S LARGEST 190' Frontage, 3 Jots; unique custom 5 bdrm .. 6 bath; complete privacy. Rec. + bill iard rm. Fee land. Call for picture fol der. George Grupe ---- WE INVITE YOUR INTEREST $88,500 ........ 3 BR., C.D., Emerald Bay $69,750 •... 2 Br. C.D., near Harbor Island $59,900 .... 3 BR.. DR. Cameo Highlands $54,500 .. 4 BR., FR, Private Rd. Bob Yorke WATERFRONT NEW LISTING -DOVER SHORES. Ulti· mate in indoor & outdoor living." Complete electric borne. 4 Bdrms., study & dining rm. Large pool, Pier & Dock. $190,000. Kathryn Raulston C.D.M. SOUTH OF HIGHWAY Cute as a button! 3BR's., 2 ba's., den & en- closed. patio. New plushi shag, paint inside & out. Vacant. Buy it with lOo/o down! $49,500. M. C. Buie BRING OFFERS Owner leaving area. 3 Bedroom view home, Dover Shores. Custom built. Beautiful fam· iJy room with fireplace & wet bar. Eileen Hudson HARBOR VIEW HILLS First time offered. Popular "Sandpiper" model. 4 BR., separate fam . room with fire- place & wet bar. Quiet street. $71,500 in· eluding land. C. Tennille A REAL CHARMER In Lusk -Harbor View -tasteful decor. 3 Bdrm., 1 o/.i baths. beamed ceilings & 3·car garage. $54 ,000. Harry Frederick LARGE S BR., 5 BATH HOME 154 Ft. on the waterfront. H & F pool. In Dover Shore!. Deck, dock, entry yird. Form- al dining room, kitchen eating area. Sauna. $185,000. Al Fink THE TOWERS OFFERS -$57,000 This 2 bdrm. apt. on top floor. Great view of channel & harbor. Subm it 10% down. lm· mediate occupancy. Call for app't. La.Vera Burns HANDSOME 5 BR. -BAYCREST 5500 SQ. ft. or spacious living. 2 Family rooms, lormal dining rm.; 31h baths, view from up!ltairs roof garden. Fenced pool. 3 Car garage. Mary Lou l.1arion 4-PLEX -DANA POINT -$71,200 Hurry! Won't last. 3 2·BR's. , I 3-BR. Great location, return & 1st owner dep~. Scbed· uled for completion in '72. Attractive. Charlene Whyte EMERALD BAY Ocean side or Hiv.•ay - spacious home with ocean vi ew. Formal din ing room. Gated area ' with 24 hour security. $UO,OOO. Carol Tatum BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM Epjoy carefree living hi "THE BLUFFS". LOvely 3 BR. r;plit·ltvel townhouse: 21> ba., fonnal dining, pool table room. $59,900. Bell Partdl 133.0700 644-2430 ~ Coldwell, Banker ~ ' 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.11. · . G.ner1I Gen1r1l DRASTICALLY REDUCED MACNAB -IRVINE $1XC. Nearly new 4 bed· "' room, 2 ba!h home In a lowly a~a. Close 10 schools, FINER HOMES Soulh Coast Plaza, and 11 IT'S CREATED FOR YOU llhOrt drive to Irvine Indus· . . ed d I bl trial O:miplPX, "'iU a:eU or Excitingly decorat , es ra e trade for S37,SOO, ho.me. Jn superb taste to delight LIKE. NEW the mo;t aristocratic client. Sunk· Becau.o;e it's only 6 mo. old. en LR., 3 very larJl;e bedrooms, 31h Beau1ifully . decoraced and beth~. ·FR. formal DR. Covered accented with gardens and ' ' , , . · patios and near Santa Ana terrace overlooking lovliest pool c.c. you cap imagine. Open Sat. & Sun . BIG TWO 1363 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores. DESIGNER'S CHOICE Let your interior designer cu \'om- ize an elegant Bayfront to ,\our taste. Fow dramatic Bavfront Homes are nearing completion, minutes from the Harbor Entrance .. 45' slips, you own the land. ALSO 50x100 split level lots available from $121.000. OPEN DAILY - 1641 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar. FOR XMAS Gener•I REDUCED TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS Now ii the timt. Chimer ready tc move, tee this lovely 3 bt'droom, 2 bath home in beautiful Mesa Verde built for entertaining. 2260 sq. ft. in main house plus •pa.rate recreatioll room overlooki111: ~ heat~ &: filtered pool. Lota of decking for malnteriari« tree yard. $57,950. Call 546--2313. q. ..... 1 General * * * * * * ·TAYLOR CO. * * ~ PRE·HOLIDAY SPECIAL I $28,500 Hurry for this one! Newly painted 3 bdni>· home on large corner site. Imagine this: Your own badminton:''Court! Owner will sell VA/FHA. Back Bay area. Quick possession. 244 MONTE VISTA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 S BEDROOMS -PLUS POOL Preferred atea oi Westcliff. All large rms. Family room with fireplace. 4 Baths + 20'x 40' pool with separate Jacuzzi pool. Move in for the Holidays. By appointment. $79,900 o: I.hi!' largest. honies in_Costa THE TIME IS NOW-DON'T WAIT :\tesa and like ne'I\'. :> hl!'d- romrus, 3 baths, hugro family \Ve sold 2 Bayfronts in this EX· room. Split level elegance CLUSIVE area last week. This one Cheery, Charming, Warm, Friend· Jy, and vacant. 2 BR., 1% bath, condominium on cul·de-sac. Hurry on this buy. Call Amy Gaston 642-8235. Open ~Un. 1·5 p.m. 409 Gloucester, Costa Mesa NEWPORT HEIGHTS DOVER SHORES -GREAT VIEWI Escape to a secluded bluff high above the bay. Professionally de co rated with new drapes & luxury cptng. Private wa1led court· yard. 3 B<lrms., family rm. & study. $83,500 2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:00 in Mesa Verde. . g will not last. It's a 3 R., FR para· gon of perfection. 60' frontage, .:.;..-pier & float. And only $129,Soo. Call Bert Fehren for appt. 644-8200 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE MAGNIFICENT VIEW BAY & OCEAN Freshly decorated 3 BR. home. IT'S-TRUE--Lovely near new kitchen. Beauti-ful secl uded grounds -room for HARBOR VIEW CARMEL Charming 3 BR. model. Distinc· tively different decor. One block to park & pool. Best valae· at $47,800. Clean sharp two bdrm. on secluded cul-Oe-s.ac 1tree-t. Large pie shaped lot. Choice starter home or perfect re.. tirement location. Cose to all grade of schools and 17th St. Shopping Center. ONLY $21,500. A Great Opportunity! Architect owners of ~ these 2 brand NEW waterfront homes will -Urange Visia consider in exchange : your smaller home, land, apartment bldgs., or Trust Deeds! Or SWEEPING COASTLINE PROPERTIES will lease/option. Each one has 4 BR., FR., VIEW fonnal DR. & study. High ceilings, spacious 3 New Custom Homes $1 ,385 Maves Ycu In Check these plus features; pool. $55,000. Open Sat. & Sun . 12-5 p.m. 1301 Kings Road, Newpo•t Heights. Large 4 B R. home. Sunken pool , Formerly LaBorde R.E. rms. & luxury carpeting. You wW love the lu sh tropical surroundings. Under-220 E. 17th St., C.M. open plan. Huge price reduction $143.500 ea. ground win e cellar. Great for en-CALL 646°0555 6 & 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:00 La.the and plaster through· DOVER SHORES - out • Ceramic til~ • Cast BAYFRONT LOT tertaining. $79,500. Call Lois Egan Evenings Call &U-7438 THE BLUFFS _ $48,500 for appt. 644-8200. iron sinks and tubs • Rein· 28, l I forced ooncre1e _ Custom 1 on wa er -pl ~ns or a 6300 sq. doors. Extra large windows ft. ho!11e &: d~k. will acco~od.ate • Upgraded carpeting _ TV a 100 boat. V1s1t 305 Monung Star "Md phone outlets in aJJ and dream. C all Barbara Aune rooms • Large Jots ~ Com-642-8235. CASTBLUFF Like new! 3 Bedroom condominium with 3 HARBOR ISLAND -" baths. Trina model. Van Luit wallpaper & SOUTH SIDE BE~T BUY luxury carpeting & drapes. Call to see. Huge living room, master suite w/ Where can you get 4 bdrm. & fireplace, dining area & kitchen family nn. with !IOme view, LINDA ISLE -$145,000 all overlook the big bay, Slip for in the best 11chool area for Inviting covered courtyd. entrance to beau- plt'tely fenced. They Y.'<ln't 65' yacht. Custom built in 1970. $48,750? Vacant & 1parkllng tiful 5 BR. home on this prestige island. Fine Four -bedrooms, fi ve baths. BBQ. clean.. appointments thruout. Pan. fam. rm. w/wet last • Dial 9 NEW IVAN WELLS 645-0303 CUSTOM HOMES! 2299 Harbor, Costa i\Jcsa wet bar, dumb wajter. Billiard ___..._ bar, decorator wall paper. Pier/slip. room or maids quarters over gar· ........--~ DOVER SHORES _ $5,500 REDUCTION f ORISI E Of.SO' Ground broken for 9 nev,r IVAN WELL.S custom homes in Deve r Shores! Choose your color & tail Or lo _your desires! For detail s visit th~ mod.el at 2006 Galaxy Drive, age. Call Tom Turner 642-8235. Colcfwel. !,Banker Fantastic 4 BR. NEW home with 25' ceiling Open Sat. & Sun. *23 Harbor l s-REALTORS in living room. Formal DR., island kitchen. '" REAi.TORS land, J'ie.ll'R,,,o!.UB.,.e.,a.,..c.,,h.~----1--Walk.U>..tprivate beaches-3.Garages..$99.500 OON'T BUYll 83J.DTOO 644-2430 410 MORNING STAR OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:00 ________ 1 Newport Beach. A Pair of 4's NEWPORT HEIGHTS! in Harbor View Homes unless you "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ COR.ONA DEL MAR INCOME -$63,000 see this "Portofino" model. Low-TENDER-LOVING Live in one, rent the other. Nice 2 BR. front in Mu st sell fast! Uni9ue older home est priced 4 BR. in area. For,only unit w/fireplace and brand~EW 3·BR., 2 $57,500 you own the land too. Call CARE bath rear unit. Near shops. Good income. Corono del Mar -partial ocean view. The 30xl6 . . . . LR. has walls of glass. Only Laszlo Sbarkany 644--6200 or visit always shows. Thill 3 BR + 416 POINSETTIA OPEN SUN. 1-5 :00 th e OPEN HOUSE 1-5 p.m. on Sun· den Paceseuer has been' day, 2047 Port Provence. kept in tip-top J1hape. Pa int Check into thJS OO~us gizE'd $56.950. Must see to appreciate. duplexr Each unit hu 4 Call Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. bedrooms, 2!~ baths, formal dinl'1: area, 'fireplace ~nd HARBOR VIEW HOMES - a pproximately ~ square COZY COTTAGE feet ot living area. It's . located near Park Tennis A beautiful 2 BR + den home w/ Courts, and Base~ Field, large sun-filled kitchen. A truly and can be purchased wtth happy home & you own the land. only 10% down. Llve thE're $46,950. Please ca11 64+6200. fresh inside & out -Plenty BAYFRONT-NEWPORT ISLAND ot closts & ~1orage. large Pier & float. Priced to sell at living room wi1h fireplace - $79, 750. Decorator's 2 BR., 2 bath all electric kitchen plus home. Unusual kitchen, Built-in 20x40 spark.ling pool. Only BBQ on terrace facing Balboa $40.500 y.·ith 90% financing Coves. Will accommodate 30' boat. a vailable. Call 67l-8550. for less than rent or rent out and make money. Sound good?? Is' good!! Only $79,500. Call 673-8550. Call Mrs. Fay 642-8235. MACNAB· IRVINE Realty Company 644·6200 HARBOR VIEW CENTER 642-8235 1644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER DRIVE WELL PLANNED NEWPORT BEACH HOME-~ Delightful two story near fab-General General ~•an~ ulous SOlITH C 0 A ST .... _.::::::::::b. "JUST RIDICULOUS" MAY SELL FHA· VA PLAZA. Ultra clean 4 bdrm. Spacious family room home with 3 baths, gu Bil kitch· en and large l2'x22' screen· ed in cove-red patio. Only $36,95() -\Vith good financ· ing available, Let Us show you this sleeper. Yes, you read right, this 'Grange Visia PROPERTIES PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday Lovely, new 5 BR., 4¥.z Ba. home w/water- front liv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled family rm. w/frplc. Master BR. w/sitting area & fireplace. Bay & ~1t. views ....... ,,, $179,500 1.0' THE REAL \"-. ESTATERS I ', '• • ' '' I '( WAIT .• • • • ••• 'Til You See This! \Vann, Cheeri\11, little 2 BR home, lge back yard w/ shade trees in both front & rear. Zoned R-4. A steal· 11.t $'21.500.~Gel lhia:! Only $1500 down. mcna6k REAL TY 642·8400 YOU WAIT! YOU LOSE! CORONA DEL MAR -$95,000 1 Block to ocean. Plenty of land - actually 3 full lots. Also an attractive 2 bedroom, 2- bath quality home + guest apartment. DOVER SHORES -$175,000 Invite Santa to visit your family in this charming bayfront home. 5 B<lrms., & maid's rm. Gracious LR. with parquet floors & al- cove for game rm. Patio w/pool. Pier/slip. BAY ISLAND -$135,000 Charming 5 BR. home w/pier & slip. Pictur-- esque island w/private park & tennis court. FRONT ROW -IRVINE TERRACE Custom built home oriented to splendid view of harbor & ocean. 4 Large BR. & dramatic FR. with fireplace. By appt. $180 ,000. CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS Dover Shores -$49,500 Linda Isle -$69,S00.$75,000-$85,000-$100,000. Office Open Sat. A Sun. "Owe26th Ye1r6' ' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Jcaquln Hills Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * ** ** * General General Formerly LaBorde R.E. 220 E. 17th St., C.M. CALL 646-0555 represents one-or the vt'ry best values in C.l'tf. This home is "'i!hin y.·aJking distance to St. Johns a nrf shopping and ha.s 3 bedrooms And 2 baths. Thi~ i~ 1he type of home that doe!!i not la.st long, so hulT)' and call ~2313. Just Comple ted 5 BR .• 4 ba. home w/50 ft. dock. Marble mstr. ha., crystal chandeliers. 2 Wet bars. Fine carp., drapes & wallpaper. Bit-in vacuum, Semi:, smart buyer will JSlal this like new 2 story 4 BR. 2 bath home. Spotless ·COrP dltioned thruout. Expe11Sive \V iw cpts. custom drapes, extra !!lze lot -Lovely landscaping. Sprinklers. l t's 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;,I View Lot vacant &: waiting et only ss1,950. can 673-85.50. o 'THEREAL \"-. ESTATERS c ~r '· ', ·• ,, , • • r. dumb-waiter & more ............... $285,000. Corona del Mar i-=----- raeaJ for the imaginative, 92 Linda Isle Drive this ,two levM Jot sho"'' Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w/formal din. rm. clear rut bay vlPw potential. & family rm. 3 F rplcs. Outside stairway. FIXER UPPER Drive\\'tlY aceesl§" from both Built-in gun cabinet & bookshelves. '155,000. 3 Bedroom rn.ooo. front and ~ar1 Y..i lh ad· This 3 bedroom home nttds ditional oU slreet parking. 106 Lindi Isle Drive re~ loving ea.re, but what ~lake this proix-'rty an 6 . Custom Sinsle story 3 Bdrm., 3 bath water~ a buy! lt's locatl'd cla&e to ttptional 1 ou1 h :.9 f. the front with pier end slip. Large master bdrm. evel"ythinA". • .has tormaJ hlgh\.\'ay offering. -$30,000 Ila= with sauna. Dining. kitchen &: living room dining area, R&O, plus Jol.11 terms. Call 67~. RUStlC CHARM have water view. 52' lot .......... $135,000. ;:i ~~1~e~~b=~ ~=~: \oTHEREAL ~ ESTATERS Hig'h on a hill O\"l'rlooking Waterfrcnt Lots 02 buyer, Cali 847-1221 Newport HAtbor. Quarter· No 76• 3 Ca F So th -000 SEYA10UR REALTY, 111<1 .,. °""" . . r garage. aces u .• ...,, • '·. . ~~-..... -u· ~bd No. 56: North Lagoon exposure ...... SSO,QOO. Beach Blvd., Hunt. Bch. ·.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;/ ;;;;;;; .,;,;. ~".,.,;;:;,; 403 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach ..... $43,950. Mother·ln·Law's SQUEEKY CLEAN plu.s' .,.,,,.,, .. Lot •pPro" For Complete lnform1tlon Hideaway •t 2/3 acre. $175,000. TE"nns 0 All H & "ove right in to this immac· very 1luible. n omn Lots, PlnM Calh You'll be delighted when )'Ctl ulate 3 BR ~tesa Verde eee this 5 bedrooms, pool home, l!e•ulllul low ma;~ 675-3000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR home 1 .. iu,;,,. l0<mol dln- tenance land~ping" walk 341 Bayside Dr ., Suite 1, N.B. 675-41'1 ing al'e'a, 11eparate rumpoa to sh0pp1ng. ~' OOY.11 F1lA room, 3 pogh bath areas A- ir VA tenns. Offered at General General most important, .eparated $2!1,950, For deta\11 call '""'======== l:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o I livlng quarters lor Dear Old 540.1151 !Open Eves)1-1· Mom. FUU price $.lt.000. All BUILDERS * * * * * * Tenn11 540-8565 I CW• HWIAGll CLOSE-OUT SHERW••DREALTY • ~ M IRAft. Only 4 ~rnfJr\. S and 4 bdnn TAYLOR co. 18964 Brookhunt, F.V. ::=:;,~~;,;;:;;::::1 SJ>an\sh Style ham.-,, w11h 3 BEDROOM 2 bat ... No dowo Ct ""1· BEAUTIFUL '"' '"" min. down n <A. HOME ZONED P!iC<'<I lrom s.-<l.lr>O. ,,,;.,. DOVER SHORES -$105,000 FOR BUSINESS POOL HOME incl-,...,, .. .,, ~·'· B . ht .... ~ n g & slllning ! NEW dream home •ur· Choice ~Jeaa V<.Tdf' lot"atinn lrors 11.nd buycr choo.t.tt col-rounded by much higher priced homes. 4 On high tn11'ie gtfttt. O>mer r-.tust ltfll • R<'dU('(!d Sl.S50. or on carpet!!. O~ lt'I 5o. 80' x 150' lot Sll,950. Submit 4 la""e h<-droom~. 0.,,i.,., eoa.~1 l>ia:ift &nd n e"' Bdrms .. music rm., study & rormal DR. Ora-bn tnlde or lO% down on •• ·• "-' Model c 11 maUc 2 story LR. Island kttchen. 3 Garages. "-·-c·" "'"n11 1 room. SUbmLI t ('rm s. w"'·~,·.k· "&'"""L· • PUfC•l4K· .... V'IV-1 or 149,9:.0. 64&-nn. a er ee "Ou• 26th Y1ar"' appolo.-1. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Reolton 1-o THEREAL 1 ~ ESTATERS ' ' '· •l'l'l • '"~ n.e•tmn 2790 Harbor Blvd, at Adams 54S-04GS ()pa n 'tii,.9 P/.f • • 21TT Sen Joaquin Hilla Read NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 f:Q' THE REAL '0,. ESTATf.RS CAMEO HIGHLANDS Canyon & ocean view from living room bal· cony. Carpeted 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with blt·in kitchen. 2200 Sq. ft. #102 .. $46,950 5 BEDROOMS· EASTBLUFF A place for everything in this 2500 sq. ft. 2· story h"ome. Formal dining room. carpeted &-draped, blt·in kitchen, 3 baths. Beautifully landscaped. Top location. Vacant, fast pos- session. •118 ....................... $51,500. 4 BEDROOMS ·VIEW· POOL One of the finest views in Cameo Shores. Immaculate 3,000 sq. ft., shows like a model home. Warmth expressed thru·out with the generous use or lovely paneling & wall- coverlngs. Fireplace in living & family room1. 3 Baths. W /W carpeted & draped. Safety fenced pool. 3 car garage. #121. $95,500. PRESTIGIOUS LIVING Who could ask for moc.e than a private beach, pool &: outstanding view ! You get more - 5 bdrms., 5 baths, family room plus formal dining room for the largest of family holiday gatherings. 2 Fireplaces, w /w car-- peted, draped, wet bar, poolside cabana with ' HOME & INVESTMENT REALTY 3535 E. Coast Hwy. Cor~na def Mar 675-7225 • ·~ ' ' ' r ' !. ' ,• " l i ' ' ~ ' ' i ! I I ' I • ' ·! I . ., ., T • ~: " . I ' l l I • • . • " ' ' . . I • : ! ' •• . .. ~ .. • .. . • . . 3 DAILY PILOT frld{f, NOYtm.btr 26, 1911 DAILY PILOT ff T DANA POINT Three R·I lots with panoramic & OCEAN VIEW\ Ready for immediate development 1n ,,:o.wlni D~a-Polnt. '21,000 Each,- CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Com1ortable, modern home with income unit over earaae. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, private yard: walking distance to youth cen· ter. $57,500. · TREES & VIEW \. secluded canyonslde home with beauUful . canyon view. Conveniently located on Poppy in Corona del Mar. 3 Bedrooms, large rum· pus room downstairs. $153, 700. . HARBOR COMP.ANY REALTORS "SINCE 1944" 673-4400 a., ~ "-''I 41rMt.ry wltti .,.. tW1 -....:.-• ye1 t• ltetM-IW"'f"t, All tM locatlo11t llstff INl•w _. Mtcr!Mlt 111 trMter 4'etoll lty eCft_rtk111t eh.· w9iere 11 ted1y'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P-.111 .... 1 ... ,.. h111MS htr 1.i1 or ti f'Pt e!'I •'fed t. Jht Ntetl llffrlMtlH 111 ttih cel1111111 ..ch llrldey 111111 ,_...,, HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom ! 603 Orchid Ave .. Corona del Mar 675-2087, $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 409 Gloucester, Costa Mesa 642·8235 (Sunday) (3 Bedroom ) 114 Via Mentone. (Lido Isle) NB 675-0123 $76.500 (Sun 1-5) _..,,. I~ I _,,,,. I~ I _..,,. Gener it I Gener el General o.n ..... MA TT LA BORDE, Realtor TWO DUPLEXES· L~~~~~~~~~t Prime EASTSIDE LOCATION. Near E. 17th St. Shopping Center. Mesa Theatre and St. Joachim Catholic Church. THREE -I bed· room Units and ONE -2 bedroom Unit. Be- low average vacancy factor. If you are look· ing for 2-4 units in this location! CALL NOW! FAMILY LIFE UNLIMITED NO DOWN VETERANS, liberal down on FHA terms will move you into this sparkling home. Hardwood floors & carpet thru out, beautifully draped. Spacious 4 bdrm .. 2 baths with huge family room, B/I wet bar and airy open B/I kitchen. Newly decor:tted in and out, covered patio and professionally land· scaped. Will satisfy the discriminating at on- ly $32,500. HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW NAME? WE ARE NOW A SUBSIDIARY OF THE COLWELL CO. MORTGAGE BANKERS. IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON RE·Fl- NANCING, BUYING OR SELLING, LET US HELP YOU. M. M. LaBORDE, Reallor CORONA HIGHLANDS $39,950 Comfortable custom built home with mini· mum t ard care, cozy patio & .s~luded pool. Friendly living room with fireplace. la~ge kitchen oversi7ied bedrooms (master with dressing room), two baths. This won't last loni: -Hurry! • _J NEWPORT HEIGHTS Clean sharp two bdrm. on secluded cul-de· sac street. Large pie shaped lot. Choice start· er home or perfect retirement location. Close to all grades of schools and 11/th--St. Shopping Center. ONLY $21,500. CORONA DEL MAR Beautiful tree lined street. Cozy three bdrm .• 2 bath newly decorated home on SOUTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY. Patio. garage on paved alley. Located near grammar school, shop- pi ng and COM BEACH. Only $39,950. . SOUTH SANT A ANA Delightfu l t\vo story near fabulous SOUTH COAST PLAZA. Ultra clean 4 bdrm . spacious family· room home with 3 baths, ~as B/I ·kitchen and larli?e 12' x 22· screened in cov· I ·rwo LOCATIONS LON6-llACH fOUNTAIN YALLl'f 1621 I. Wlll•w 17t10 w .... 11. (1'111 (1"'91' .. thl DllllMll 1(11' . ., TliMn kl 121J) 421 •9471 tlll Vllllll C1111twl 1714) Ml-4474•r141·1114 HOUSE HUNTING? DON'T FIGHT THE SMALL PRINT! GET THE WHOLE PICTURE WITH THE YALU· VISION SHOW OF HOMES I ... 4 .. ,... ··································I Prk• 1-..1 ••. , •• , ••• ,, , , •••• ,, •• • • •• • . . . • A unique copyrighted. system that en· I · I ables vou. not the salesma n. to select s1r. •f h•-······························ the home you ·wish to inspect, no mat- trampling all over tcwn . Or. if you 1 prefer, we will bring Yalu-Vision to ; you r home and you can make your se. . lection there. Also. Yalu-Vision is l] val uable tool in selling yo ur home j Buying or Selling, Sparow Realty of fers the best results. 40% better re-i suits because of Valu·Vision. I ''•'* &•11t..:t "'• •• •••• fd•yl ot .••. lrhHI ter what area or price ranie you de· I . I sire-in just minutes in the comfort of N•m• • • • .. ·' • • • • • • •• • • • • • • ·' • • • • • • • • • • • ·' an air conditioned sho\\•room. Only I Ph•• N•. ·. ·. • • • ••.. · t,.. · · · · .. · · · · · · · .. •.J with Valu· Vision at Sparo\v Realty can ~ - - - - - - -you see the available homes without Generel General G•n•.r•I General .. . ' Pele Barrell f<eaft'J 111·1Menfj TREMENDOUS FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE -in this cozy cotta2e in Ne\vporl Heights. 3 bedrooms, dining room & breakfast area. About 2 years old -Well priced at '39,950. BLUFFS MODEL HOME LOCATED ON THE MAIN GREENBELT - Exquisite & luxurious appointments. Many extras in this 3 bedroom & dining room con· dominium. Excellent buy at $48,500. NEW LISTING PENINSULA . NEW LOVELY LUXURY offf'l'f'd 6y borh ot-thrse cns· tom hullt tri-levPl homes. 4 or ;) be<irooms,-formal DR &: F'R, giant living mom1 with back bay view. Choose carpe11 and other-extras. 6 UNITS . anrl room for 10 more! ExN'I· Jrnt Jncome on Ea11tsldf! Costa Jl.{{'sa. Preli<'ntly four )-bedrooms AM two 2·tlt!"d· room1. Trf!mendou1 buy al $69,500. NO MONEY DOWN ..,,.,~'-=--=-~-,,....,,,~l ;-=---=-=---=--·1 · "Bank Says Sell" ' ! Sl,125 : Moves You In 'I 3 BO. + Dining + Firepl•c• ' NO QUALJt ''z'lNG Sharp & clean. JUST i\10VE JN. Large living room. 2 hAth1. Be11utlful yt>ar 4.ro.Y...nd patio. Carp('t11 & drapes. T.ake advantage. Dial UNHl UI: f1()Ml:S j' Aul E1t111, 17~ 64>-0303 I Oil!\ I L 01.\0\ Rl '4 llV R ' A VIEW IRVINE TERR, 1 Spacious 4 bedroom1, family room, plus sheltered pool , with 11. suprr view. St25,000. FRIENDLY BAYSHORES \Vant a graclou1 living room NEAR BAY \\tilh a crackling fi!'!'plA~ & vaul1l'd open beams~ Need OWNER MOVED a cozy den & ronnal itinlna: 20711 Goshawk Lane.llunlington Beach 835-4422, $24,000 (Sun 1-5) ered patio. Only $36,950 -with g_ood !inane· _mg availa I . Let us ow ou this sle r. DOLL HOUSE -3 bedroom. 2 bath home with e:arae:e apartment Jf.z block from Ne"'· port llarbor Yac ht Club on W. Ba.y_A.v.e ;sg;soo. Conlact"Bill Bents 673·0149 Vf'1f'rans 1 lve )'<IUr v.·ilr. a labuloos Chrl1Jtma1 PN!l!E't1!. Sclll'r may PllY all buyer's t"OStir.-oo-4.he-3-bedroom, 1amlly room, pool. home on a quiet cu\~1111.c. 1011. Down $42,SOO. room, new rtoublt! Ovt'nl, Ownrr"llcccprl'd-n~w poii1!1on -~-mahogany-nti!rn.-ti,'.,_., ---, tn Davl1. Ste this large 4 m1n1mum '¥11.rd '."'-ork & &e· 479 Walnut Place. Costa Mesa 642-7892. $36.500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 1018 Sandcastle. Corona de! Mar 833-0700 ; 644-2430 (Sun 1-4) 11Ml7 Port Barrnouth, Newport Beach 833-0700; 644-2430 (Sat & Sun) 1301 Kings Road (CliUhaven) NB 642-8235 rSal & Sun) 244 Mon le Vista (Back Bay) CM 644-4910, $28,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Br & Family Rm or Den) 308 \.Valnut, Costa Mesa - 543-7729, $32.000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 409 Cortes Circle (Corona Hlds) CdM 673-6510 . (Sal & Sun PM) 2301 Anniversar.v. Newport Beach 64&.2366rl31,500 • (Fri. Sat,.Sun) *'™Galaxy Dr. (Dove r Shores ) NB 642-8235, $125,000 · · (Sat & Sun) *1100 Cambridge (Westcliff) NB · 642-8235, $64,500 CSat & Sun) 2042 Galaxy Drive, Newport Beach 644-4910. $99.500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) BACK YARD TEA HOUSE . • IN LOVELY GARDENS . 20' X 24' rumpus room, separate from this· 3 bedroom , fam ily range Vista room home with fireplace. built·ins. carpets. sprinklers. $31,950 . Formerly LaBorde Real Estate 220 E. SaventHnth St., COSTA MESA 646.0SSS--549-1910 Evenings Call 646-522~2·7438 MOVE IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS BUY, LEASE, LEASE·DPTION -Spacious Bayfront .home with pier & i;.lio. Luxurious furn ishings -glamorous location. #58 Lind• Isle Open Sunday 1·5 General .;enor11 BALBOA PENINSULA 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_,_,_,_,_,_,;;;;I NEEDS HELP -Older home on 2 lots. well located. A little paint & patience will be most worthwhile. Priced almo st at lot value. 1521 E. Ocean Blvd. Balboa -Open S1turday & Sunday 1-5 ' ,, Office Open Seturdey1 & Sundeyt PETE BARREIT REAL TY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.8. Ll~ !':i~! "e1 !.ruy community. c l ubhou1e fraturinit swimm ing pools 11.nd tennis rour!1 ; only three bloc ks to th~ hluc PAclfic O<.-can and acro1111 the s!rrf'I fro1n the C11nal. Sri' "!Iii!! three' herli'Oom, 1wo b11th, "A" fr11mf' beauty ... .and jut;{ tr.y lo f>AS~ II by at i 'W,950. 640.lpl. bedroon1. 3 bath, v.·ith g('p. duded pat10 . V1~!1 11ratc Hvin&" room plus huge . 2516 _VISTA family room, firepi11~. built-Via Crestv1f'w 10 Arhor Ins, utlllty room, J11 rge back Salurday & Sunday l-5 ! yard for enlertainlng plus UNICJUI: t1()MH heated .fl fil/ertd pool. Rfft E1t1te,175-t000 Lachenmyer Rt•,1 l'o• 1860 Newport Blvd., C.M . Call 6-16-3928 Eves. 67j-J827 HELLO RENTERS! Why are you paying rem? I..efs wake up to wh11t'11 h11ppening !oday. We have hundreds or l10111es ready tor y()ur lnspPcllon. VA anif }~HA Tt!rms, some wllh not a nd Cf'n! down . IA't us find that dl'f'am house . you'vt! bef!'n w11nling for your very 0 11 .. n. Call 2UJ £, Coitt Hwy, Cor-Dtl Mat,CllL $30,950 NO DOWN TERMS Sharp home, one ol Mesa Verde'• ni~•I. MAA1t!r ail · cl bt'droom1, 2 baths, ele. gant fireplace In, Iara~ l•m· lly mom. Bullt·tn range, ov· en. Lllrg_e _pa.Ho. Nea.tly 1 ma.nicurtd lawn11. Recf!nlly pa.lntecl. Try l07i do w n1 1 1 540-1720 TARBELL '2955 Harbor, Coat& Meu -312 Morning Canyon Rd ., Newport Beach ..... 642-5200 \0 THE REAL '0-EST/\TE~~ Walker & Lee $185 PER MO. 673-8550 !Sat & Sun 1-51 (4 Bedroom ) **Yachtsman's Cove. 1641 Bayside, CdM. 642-8235 (Daily) 2244 Viste Huerta (The Bluffs) NB 644-1656, $35,400 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom & Family Rm of Den ) 1436 Marine rs Dr. (Westcliff ) NB 645-5740 , $43.000 (Sat & Sun 10-7) iOOl Hampshire Ln . (Westcliffl NB 642·8235 (Sal & Sun) **23 Harbor Island. Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 2047 Port Provence (HV Homes ) NB 644-6200 (Sunday) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910. $99.500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) **8 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isl e) NB 644-4910, $143,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (5 Br & Femtly Rm or Den ) 28 Hermitaee Ln . a t Royal St George Dr . 644-1140 (Big Ganyon) (Sal & Sun ) *2006 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 64&.1550 (Daily) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shore•) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun ) HOME & INCOME FOR SALE (2 & 1 Bdrm) 314 Apolena , Balboa Island 675-2866 , (2 Br & 2 Br Apt) 616 Iris. Corona de! Mar (Sun 1-5 ) 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·51 DUPLEXES FOR SALE (3 Br & 2 Br) 416 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 114-M910. $63.000 (Sun 1·5) APARTMENTS FOR RENT (2 Bedroom ) 312 E. Bay. Balboa S I 51 675-4125 ( up - WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **Yachtsman's Cove , 1641 Bayside. CdM. 642-8235 (Dally) ...... i•WeMt'hwt ***' ... ...i w...m•"' ' ·- THE BLUFFS. Ideal for busy family. Sharp 3 Bdrm., 21h bath home on greenbelt -some view of bay. $45,000 NO DOWN VA Re-altori lndudf.A taxes &: Insu rance • •• YOUR OWN HIDEAWAY. !·Door to Ocean Blvd. 30 Ft. lot. Rear 2·bdrm. guest apt., build on front. $45,000 CdM DUPLEX. Like new 3 bdrm., 3 baths., 2 bdrms., 2 baths. walk or bicycle to beach in a matter of minutes. Best buy So. of Hwy. $74.500 GO TOPSIDE. Exceptionally well decorated 4 bdrm. & family rm. home ; profess. land· scaped. Lovely pool, complete with wrought iron fence for children's safety. $76,500 CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME BAY & BEACtt REALTY .. """~" fM! ..... o. Al/•' ~(I "' Generel COOL OCEAN BREEZE We hllvf' Ju!l'f llstcl ll f11n· tllstic 2 !lory, 4 11rasnn~ home localerl juq I mil l' fron1 the OC'f'l'ln. Thi.~ homP pnwkir!I the 111Tirr\,!r in fam i1.v llvini;:-wi!h fl WI X .1-4 tw>Atrd k f!ltf'rrrl flOl)l w!!h twal!h !rJ>11 . Tn!lidr thi1 momy hon11• you'll find a IArgr. fam ily room w\t h bu ilt.in '11-"t't bAr, formal dinirl$!: mom , m11~!ive irtonf! fireplace &: 11 cozy l!vi n.11: "h:>rlm, 3 c11r gara~. All of this l')C lllt'd on a ovrni1°U'd lot \1 I r'OOm YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING! Nobody c:in buy A 11har1'. clran 5 t>Mroom home Jn Fount11.in V11Jlry lor on I y S32.500.: IOC11ted on a nice· Jy l11ndscaprd cul-df'·sac lor within ea11y walking di~· lance !O !!Chool!I. Assume eX· 2241 Raleigh, C.M. Newly Pllintl"d 3 bedroom iA'ith •dded family room. Shag carpel,, hardwood noor~. rletached Raragr. with covered patio, lif'Jl'.e lot. beautiful lawn, 6 fruit trees. Va.cant, dean & ready for occupancy. Open house this Sunday 1-5. lstinit flfA loan with month-'"'"'"!'!"'~~"l'l'":""'"'" Jy payments of only $227, 1: Don"t delay on eeelng thl1 V.A ... F.H.A. •)nis.I\<~~ ~1\rn1ir 546-5990 onr, Call Todfly! Imn1ac. 3 bdrm., J \~ ha'a:., Clnse to So. Col.51 Plaza for 2790' llarbor Blvd. 11.t Ad11m1 54~ 0Jl('n 'til 9 PM SUPER HOME 15x22 Bonus Rm. Real family life is no happy accident if it is planned for and built for -Every con- 1lderatton was given when this home w&s built. This 4 BR. 2 BA wilh 15x22 Bonus Room. 3 lirf!place1, Jots of decklnit on lrtt·lined cul.di!'· an)'mle can assume this 63" GI IOAn. 3 BR ranch ttyle wl!h tep!lrate family room. l-lt!avy 11hakl! roof, oversized 1 living room, bll-in step NV· ,. er kitchen. On quiet 1trttt 1 close to .!Chools. New rnA A VA term1. Available at only S26,500. St!e it today! 540-llSt (Open Eves) tac strerl and ln Mesa I .,;;;;;~;;~;;;;;~J Verde. Only $37,500. Call J! LOOK NO LONGER 546-2313. 'THE REAL \R ESTATERS I' ·w11lled yard ror thfl child~n. shopping. A nice home for -='='='="'~~~~ '62-44711::1:.)546 .. 103 124.950. TERRIFIC TRIPLEX f'1t. • Cozy CdM Duplex. 2 Bdrm. horn!, beamed cell's., U11f'd brick trplc., with a wry de. sirs.hie 2·bdrm. apt. for bollt &. trallrr .~1or11g-e. ,,..,...,..~~ ... ~- No dow" •• v"·'· SI 1.0;,o. CAN'T FIND IT? 3 SR. • 2 BATHS 2-2 8drrn!I., l-3 bdnn1. Carp., Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 616 Iris ll~~~'i"'"'""'""'""'""'""'jl~;;';:i"'"'""'""'""'"""I & homt. J{Ave staff for com· • COATS * WILL BUl LD your drtai.. llGeneral General WALLAC! plete home packqe. Comer 101: carp. le. drape!!. Ull'ed brick trplr.: v.·alk to echool~ & !!hopping. A good buy for $26,ZJO. drapes, kitchen bl t-llUI, A·l. Parios, sundeck, Irplc. plus lndryt, $49,500. Hope Gerrie, Riiy. 8:l.1 DovPr Dr .. N.B. REALTOIU MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675·645' 845-4400 645-l.120 3629 E. Coe.~I Hwy., CdM * 67S-S93CI * -. OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 312 MORNING CANYON PENDING FORECLOSURE Open Evenlnts Put your confidence In our • 962-4454 e 49 years of quality cuatom Owner will not retuse anYJ!!!~~ ... ~~~~"" rt11:900ablt" offer on thi!I REDUCED $2,000· PRIME MESA VERDE VACANT hOme building, ~ example of l'roduct at )J()6 Galaxy, Dover Shorts. ~ -·-- S©~~~-~£tfs· Drop by al!t!r church and In- spect th\1 2 lf!vt!I 3 BR. fm room homl! In Short!cliffs. Enjoy a ocean view from your balcony. Immaculate cond ition lhniou!. N f! w quality w/w cpt11 &: dr11ries. a mu!t He 111 $98.500 . 673-8550. \0 THE REAL "'\. ESTATERS $24,950 4 BEDROOMS !..owly 2 bath home. f~shly paint~ Inside l ot.11. N~ tormica. Like new plus c8r· petln.,. t.arie buUt-ln wMtt- robts. Wide> coricrete drive. No down G.L • low down all ol.llEIT'll! 540-1720 TARBELL • 2955 Harbor, Col1& fl.teu Tu1fn unu&ed Items f.llD qulCK cash. eall 643-5671 home. 3 lArg{' bffirooms. 2 Dftperate ownt'r tn S!. Lnu ls baths, all bui11.in1 11nd 1700 must 1rll thls modf!rn sq. lt. of luxurious llvlng rall<'hO ntllr Hunt Ing Ion 11.n'!a. 2 huge firepl11CH, Harbor. Nced1 a little largl! !tn'~l11r lo!. .IU!Pfll"&le decorallnir; but brin.-your ~rvlce JXlrch 11nd country pa int bru~h A ldPlll and 1i7.I! kitchen. Asking S33.500. pockt!l th~ 111.ving~. 3 or Submit· Submil • ~hmlt. quf'tn-i iud BR'~. 11){ b11th1, Call .)4s,a424 COpen Eves.) large rumpu.11 room. fplc, evrn a dl!!hwash~r for Mom. 10% dov.•n. New price 12!.500. --~-,Walker & Lee A· STEAL ReallOn 3 Mdroom, 2 bath ham« vAth s.tS--1'54 • larae family room, buil1-l---.:e""· ...:.;c""'"'"'---;, ,j.,_~ k "''"· """'kl"' 1g anyon nook in kitchen, Mother-in. Jaw roo m addf!d to doUblt f lvt lw!dmoms, 3 hAth1. tam· gllrage on largt' comer lot. tly mom. l11undJY room, l $27,500. CA.II ~6--2313. r.ar pr11.gt. Sfo1111tifut COrtlf't ~ lot 11.t Henrtlraj!e !Ant and o ·THEREAL \"-ESTATi:J3~ Rbyal St. G«n-ite Road. This homt! 11 being flni11ht'd now and ahould be availl1blt tor Ivan Wells & Sons 2624 NEWPORT BLVD. WAS $39,500 NOW $37,$0011 Owner Yo'11nt1 this qold in 1971 ! Nearly ~~ acrl! with cre11.t inwstmrnt potential. Small OoiA•n Payment rt. quired 11rwl ov.•ner iAill firui n- ce balance. •·or 1ddition11.J lnforma1 ion, plee.se phone $46-2.113. \o ·THEREAL ,"\. ESTATERS '., ., . For thal-ittm~under try the Penny Pincher &t2-..'"i611 Naw! mo\l"ln& In IM'fn~ Chrl1tma1. ,,,-'=~-~-~-,.. $SO, Drive bY. AM lltl! It, then The fattest dra.w in tht eall~tt&M·1140, J>rlCI" W!'st. .. A. .. DiltY Pilot $92,500, O t sslfiid Ad. &G--5671. The Purr/• wifh th• Bu ilf-ln CliucH• 0 lteanong• l1tt.rt of t~• r -..,. IO\Jt Krombl1d WO!dt b1· low to f01m lour 1implt wo1dt. I TOCVAR I I f '[1-I I I fj PRINT NUM8EREO l[J lfRS IN THESE SOUAR.ES 6 ~~i':~~~~ IEllUS I I I I ~ I I I L I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION' 900 ,. • I l ' . . . ' ' . • • • • • elll.V PILOT ThursdaJ, NMmbet' 25, l~n 1 General BROADMOOR BAYCREST BEAUTY WITH VlEWI Ownu movlna: to loleiOco. . Th.I home !ti UITOunded by New ll1t1na • l!Cllrte 5 BR., bea~tllul ho~t'I. Beamed Smith built home. L1:e. Jiv- cathl'dral ttilings, 3 bed-lng rm., d~nlng rm., ~an rooms, 2.,_ balM, huge trv-& harbor v1('11'. ~eallstically ing plus family room plafl. priced ut $12,ooo.· ""' ... pccl.u, '" .,,,.. CORBIN talning. Fireplace, b11ill~M. • Mrvice porth, large patio, · '"""" """· °"'"' "'""'"'· MARll.N REALTORS 644-7662 Lochenmyer R<·J!tor MAKE OFFER NEWPORT BEACH 1860 Newport Blvd., C.M. CHARMING BEAMED CEIL· can 646-3928 Eves. 6r>18%7 TNG FAMU.Y ROOM over- looking pool, adjoining large kJtchen. 4 bedn:ioms, 3 baths + Pl'J!ll -guest room. Large 3 BR., 2 BA., Family By Owner $33,500 419 E. Ba.v St .. Costa Mesa 541-1294 Open Set'/ Sun .. yan:I. Askine S.i!>.500. ~ TRI HARBOR REALTORS 400 E. 17th, C.~I. DAY OR f\.'JTE &lS.3255 PICTURESQUE DUPLEX EASI'SIDE. 2 blocks from 17!b v.•ith zoning ~for 2-addi- tional units. TRI HARBOR REALTORS 400 E. 17th. C.l\.f. DAY OR NITE &16-325.'i * DOVER SHORES * wANTE-Dii---. ELEGANT ·thruout. Nothing Have ea.sh buyer for Corona comparable in th is 2 & den, ·de! Mar triplex 0?"4-plex. beaul. home. $79}i00. NO Ct\l.L 6'5-7225 LEASEHOLD. It's ex- quislle. Open hsc. dally - Bryant \Viesi' Rl!r. 675-2723: &l&-:>538 early t\:\1 or EVE. BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL "'a!ertront eust. home. 4 or 5 lxl:nns. View from most rooms. 87 Ft. lot, spacious Home & -lnve•tment yard. Red. to $280.000. Realty Bill Grundy, Realtor 3535 E. Coils! Hwy., ~~ 8-11 Bayside, NB __ 6'.->-G161 G.I. REPO • 2 STORY DOVER SHORES 5 BR. • 2 BA. v · J-1 G 1 Only $1,800 down to assume IC~ ome. a axy Dr. · GI R · I><' l'f 1 Sr>a cious & ideal for enter-th1s . epo in au 1 11 tainini,:, w/indoor pool &: Hunt1ng_tond Bboaodh. Lovely jacuzzi. $12'.!,000 _ Lease or qt1ePn-1;1ze e r 0 Om s· $14.i,OOO _ Fee By app't modern kitchen. r"rn.;"rl Bill Grundy, Realto~ yard. a real 11teal al $33 •. 'JOO 8~1 Baysfd<' NB 67" -6161 tolal. · · ' :> .w IL & L BA YCREST LOT -a ~er ee -$1s,5oo Rralk:l" 80 x 100 tot in PRESTIGE ---=-="~'~""=5.~=---I AREA. Final\Cing available $31 500 -call 001\' G-16-7171. ' ' MESA VERDE 6%. % apr assuma-ble Joan now on pro{lE'rty. ~fonthly \-0 THEREAL ~ESTATERS ·~· ''• ~ ·.. ···~ installments like rent. 4 bC'd-1 -~~======= rooms. 2 bath.o;, family room \\'ith fireplace. All l'icrrric GALAXY VIEW LOT built-in kitchen, dish\\'asher. 97 . Ft lot \\•/bay & OC'<'an Patio. Sprinklers. fmmedi-view. DoVff Shorr!I. S.'1.1,000. ate poNSt?Mion! M0-1720 Bill Grundy, Realtor TARBELL ~l 8a)6~~-6~)' Beach 29SS Harlm, Cnsta ~lesa FHA-VA SCOTCH Volue! GREETINGS HAPPY THANKSGIVING To our Many }~rirnds. Four bed.room home \l'ith a. ROY J . \VARD. RLTRS. Sunsel Pool. It Is "'Sro!ch 646·022S Clean" Th!:' owners have NEW-LISTIN~ purchased anothrr home Mesa Vf"rdc Pnt't'Sl'll('r 2 and will sell for $29.500. Call story, 4 b<'droo~. fa~ily 546--2313 for the fads. room, SC'parare dining room. Realtors Zl!'IO Harbor Blvd. at Adams 515-0 t&J Open 'til 9 PM OLYMPIC POOL· MESA VERDE • Just r<'dllCf'd $3!'~10. One or 1he n1ost h<'au1ifuJ 4 bdrrn ho1nl'S • charming rllning roo1n • lnr~C' corner lot de· !ailed landscnpP -no. ma in- tenance 1>.1rk yard • h('aVy shakl" roof. $19,!rl(l • SUB- J\1'1T TF.ll~tS .. -61&.7-lll Q\1/NF:R. 1 BR, crpts. rli'ps, liiiiiiiiiiiiii._ .... ,_ __ ...; 6 UNITS-EASTSIDE all 2 bdnn, 1~ bath, paliOS. Just palnled. Sho...,•s good re- 111rn of $11.800 ~ inoon1c. Great locat ion "'ilh only 3'i~ vacancy fa rtor. Call Walker & Lee .:arnge, fncd yarrl. S17,99j, $3.'"JOO rlo'>'·n. C.M. 646-0632. East Bluff LIMITED EDITION LINDA PLAN THE BLUFFS Realtors Tur new style ''homes on the 2700 lfarbor Blvd. at Adams b " 1 3 2 •-ay , -story, BR.. ... .. :s .. al.>-!H~I 0JK"n 'I\! 9 P~I cu! de !-lac location. Decorn- JBR, 2 h11. Mint cnnd. R2 tor appl'~. Adult ar('a, near- "·alking JI~. Elrn1. S. Shop-by pool. February occupao- pirig. -$2ft000. $:"JOOO dp. $260 cy. Priced at $49.900 (no M.P.or 'Flit\. Principals on-compan1hles at 1his below ly. &15-1052. replacement value I. COLL.EGE I~ARK, 3 BR., 2 ~ /•t -.. BA., r~am. rm. f\1any ex- 1ras. Q\vner, 282 Prince ton L_ ~~"\ t1 /.,/(' Dr. $29,900. Open Sat. & (,,,'1.Sf %,.Y {.,~J SINGLE STORY 3 BR, 3 BA, 3 car gar. $38.750. All upw-adt>d. hl1 in kirch appl's, lrg tam nn. v.·fw crpts &.: drps. Lrg bN:l- r111s 11'/giant siz('d masler BR, St'p ~rv porch. l•lx.10 ft cov'd 11alio w/ ga.~ B-B-Q. 7\4 % finaf'ICing avail. Com- pare. , ,!I('(! today, I' lllage Real Estate '62-4471 ( ::::.J 54··1103 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY l-5 20711 GOSHAWK LANE MuntingtOl"J Bt-ach $19,950 IS THE PRICE tor lhis \·ery lo\'ely 3 hed- room., 2 bath home. The loan Is high enough that you can as..;ume 1\'ilh pa.yments of $100 per month, \\'hich in· 1·luc!cs <111. ?t1odrrn built-ins, d('(_•p pile carpets, also niatchin~ drapes. Double garage to boot~ Call - Walker & Lee (Near lndianapolls & Beach) RcS1l!ors Sh11rp 3 br .• l ~t ba, rlin. rm .. 279(1 1I11rhor Bl\'d. at Adams hit.ins \\1/D\V, lrplc, crpts, l iiii;ii15ii·iiOl~Gii;iioii"°"'-ii0·1~i1ii9iiOP~Miii rlrps, fncd . yci. ~l ust sell, hought another. Xlnt terms. $24,000. * * &1;).4422 * * WALK TO THE BEACH 3 Rl'droom. 2 bath. $26,000 Irvine • OAl(V PILOT 40 . ~ BUCK-BOOSTER Spacious & beaut., 3 br., tam. rm .. 21A ba .. , enclosed yard, large corner lot. $31_1~· Xlnt. . terms. Best buy in NB? We think so-come Ir see ! Owner 646-2366, call Fri./~t./Sun. Laguna 8"ch $27,950 Cozy 2 bdnn. cottage nestled amongst the trees in Blue· bird Canyon, on Corner lot Stone fireplace, patio. Call us to see thiJJ rare find~ Newport Beach We1tcliff Riviere Spacious 2 Bdrm. Bltlll, car- pets, drapes, heated pool. Nr sh'op'i;i:: Rrea . Adults. Ask About Free Rent lin'.I Westcliff Dr, 'NB 642-5388 • • BEST BUY • ·: • TN THE BLUFFS • $35,400 4 Bedrooms Choice Joe. on greenMJt. 64 4-1656 WANTED Bren Harbor View 4 or 5 Br home, Principals. 642-Ql57 LOW C.Ost Horne ~ •. Imurance. Krumpholz A McKenrui . 644-8712. 3 Br, 2 Ba, 4D' lo!, Must adl. $53.CKXI. Lo do\\71.. 673-71!5. SPACIOUS~ BR.. Near Coun-- ty Club. $40,500 « option. 543-23.11. Newport Heightt SPECIALS 4 BDRM. 2 Ba. Bright l chttry. Large lot. N e a r Newport Hts •••••• $29,900 3 BDRM. 2 Ba. Family rm. Quiet street. O'looka park. Near Newport H!s •. $29,500 3 BDRM. 2 Ba. Family rm. Lge. rooms. Charming. Ne&r • Ne\\'porl llt1 .... • • S34, 7SO .2 VlEW lots in Newport ~ Hts ••.• $17,500 And $:ll.OOO CALL (!) 646·1414 220 LIDO NORD A."'!.~,,. ' Brand new \\'&terf.ront home. r.~lfCw, ~~ 5 Bdrms., 41Ai baths. Deck & N11r N••P•r• P••I orr111 ;: 1• dock. 216 VIA LORCA Newport Shores l•--------••IAttr. exposed beams, 3 bd-SPECIALrsrs in mme Ait'I IT'S CALM. • • rm., 3 b'!.th home "'/lovely & rental&. Newport Shores. . .. uncomplica1l'd life, wh('r'f' South patio. 40 Ft. !or. Cay\\'OOd Realty 548-1290 one has room to move & Bill Grundy, Realtor breathe, yct thi!! 2 yr, old 341 Baysidc, N.8. 67~6161 San Clemente charmer is within easy WE'VE GOT ITI BY Ow 3 BR 2 •· reach of the hustle &.: bustle . ll,r, • °"'• o. of the metropolitan activiry. A spac~s 4 BR. +. ~n view. 403 "':. Ave. San Ju.an. 3 Bdrm~.. formal dining home with a Vel'!.8.tl\e . 2-$41,900. Terms. 544-4294. rm. S35.7'5o -Including the sty. floor.plan. Masl_M' suHe San Juan Capistrano land incl. study or sewtng r m. . Lge. kitch. & brkfst. area. IN MJS.SION SCHOOL i·.' ·,· red h1·11 40 Fi. Joi. $86,;oo, DISTRICT ~wcmr. lo~son jsi. 5 Bedrooms 21 ~ baths. 2- AeOltoR story. Corner lot, !.um-style 3416 Via Lido li75'4562 kitchen. Living room ,.,.;th REALTY Univ. Park Center, Irvtne C111l Any1ime, 833-0820 Laguna Beach OPEN SUNDAY l-S conversation pit. Like new! $38.500. 114 Via Mentone CAPISTRANO VAU.EY Charming 3 BR. din rm. ·REALTY 493·U24 ; 3 BA home. $76.500 TN MJSSIQl'J SCHOOL ! IRTHEREAL \ E~'f ~JE~ Owner transfc!Tt'd. S13.!t~i0. ROY J. \VARD, RLTRS ...,.m Sun. 9-5. _ {' .. ~ really EASTSIDE ldl.131 f a mj 1 y ·~.: KEN BRITTINGHAM DISTRICT REALTOR 67S..Otll Spo!less 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Four Stor _Realty F.P. Assunie FtlA Joan. ---------- • home. 3 BR. 1~ BA., fam U14 Vtsta Ori Oro nn. Near schools, quiet cul-Ne\\'port Beach Ba lboa Island tle -snc. t\11 elrc kiL, rrplc. 644-1133 ANYTl~1E MONEY? * EAST SIDE * 2 BDR:0-1. lKJme plus l·BR. S26.900. 0.Yfl('(. £.16-7!166. B\' o1\·nt'r Ne\\'port Sch con-You don't fK'f'cl it lo IX' t1ble 3 BR, 2 BA, fa mily rm, lire-Ap l. Oprn house Sun.1·5 $1000. TOfAL DOWN do. 3 BR, 2 BA. 1 level, 2 to nMl\'f' in1n 1hi~ 3 hf!droom, pl. blt-im, hu.1:e walk·in 314 APOLENA 559,590 Ea~t~itle 3 BR. llf'I\' cpl.!!, nl'I\' pa1ios, nr pool. Lo\\'e'SI l~i bath. all n1odC'rn home. CIOl'iets. lf!OO sq. fl. Ne"' EXCLUSIVE \\ITTII paint, xira ll!e lot. 510-'i'823 assoc. dU('S. Only $32.950. Asking $26,900 \l'ilh GI no crpts/dra~ & pa int. Va-!iardesty R<'nl!ors 6'ia-28G6 Payts $210. nio ... ___ ~ \\'ill c;i,rry 2nd. 24.11 Vista down rrrm~! 540-S;;:-..~ cant. Immed. possession. Balbo p . 1 ·.1-11 ., ou ,--,93 SHERweeD REAL TY $29.950. e . en1nsu a BY O\V~EH: owesr price .:..'~'~·...:..· ~~--~~·----18964 Brookhursi. ~~.v. Roy McCardle Realtor 310 LINDO Ave., b<.'l"'e('n for lrg. 3 hr . Nr11'IY Painted, Fountain Valley C ... ~ f'Xlr<t !ri: 11•\, fru it trees, gd SELLING 1810 Nt'11·porl Blvd., ,I'... bay & ocean. Open Sat., BUILDER CLOSEOUJf 541-7729 Su". uo 1o 5,3<). Chanui"< ~'~"~· '~'])._?.11_3.1_. ~-~ • YOUR HOME? older horne. Choice loc. 3 2 BR, large gar, fenced yd, Free appraiAAI • \Ve buy Reduc;:ed~$49,995 BR., 2 baths. Brick frplc., C'lose to schools & i;hop-Last f<'w ho~ availa ble equiries. Personal attention. Penlruiula Pt., s1ePs lo Ol't"an. \l'ood floor~. Furnishl"d. ping. $16,000. 27:2 Costa a1 build('r priC't's in 25 ~· C'XJ)('rienc:e. Nt!\\'ly decor1ted & carpel-$38,500 il.ft'Sa Sr. 646-9136. F'ounrni n Valk•1·.'<; COLLINS & \\'t\TTS ~. comp. furnlshl'd 2 BR .. DAVIS REALTY &12-7000 BY Q\\'NEft 479 '\'alnul Pl. 3 CENTURY PARK -REALTORS - 1 ba. Jfuge frpl., open beam 3 BR d n 2 o. 1 1 BR. 2 nA. li;e y<I \\·Jhc>aut $29,495 to $38,995 ____ 962-5.~2.l -,·1. lm""·'llalo posl't'~ion! . '• e ,· . ~ ... '"·'· ASK ING $23 000 "L P<'nins>>la I 0 I I 9""" trct~~. frrlf', h11d f Ir s, V1\ • J."llA or lo11• down , , Call · 673-3663 642-2:QJ E\'CS . . t~. :i •'""' · DUPLE.X 2 Br. ea. $53.500 $36,7100 612-7~ri2. Conwntional VACANT I SUBMIT I associated t.1arshal! Really 67S-4&00 S BR . BAR-HoA~R~B~O~R~ Bi~ Yiirds with high malWn-*OWNER ANXIOUS* ary \\'alls included. Si<le Lo1v rto1\·n~ IA\'Cly 2 Br. con· ON the Point. 4 BR. 3 Bn, I sly. very .sh,1rp $33,iOO. Bkr yard parkin,ll', IX'st Sf'hools, do! Lu~h ~n~I~· 2 lrplcs. bltns, by owO!'r, _,,_,,_ .. ·_,73!_0:_:~r'"_'-"-'-· ___ park, \\·allcd con1munily. HAFF DAL REAL TY Built-in R/0 , dsh\\'Shr. large bedrooms ""·irh \\·alk-in C"](l!l- e1s. crpts, drpg, FA hear. double garage, fcnC<'d & lanrlSC'apt>•t. I' 11lage Real Estate ,.2-4471 ( ::::J 546-8103 R.E. SALES l'M LOOKING FOR PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN BE YOUR O\VN BOSS CALL ED s.17-!161J.1 KASABIAN REAL ESTATE --5-BEDROOM-SI-* 3 CAR GARAGE * Low Down/ Low Interest! O"'·ner \\'iU help '\ilh dO\l'n pymt. C11n·1 bc11 ltii~! HAFFDAL REALTY BROKEAS-REAl TORS J02S W 8o1boo 673-)66) 7'1. loan avail, $57.j()(). 3 BEDROO:'ltS. 2 Bath, n<'a r Bushard bet\\'een Garfield 842-4·10.l F:\·c~. :ill-21•11 ST~ Irvine &. 20th. S.16.500. & Ell is. I C"'--'7'-~..,.C.:C.:""-== &12~1-lOj OPEN SUN 1•4 Pul a litU• "JOO!' '" you• Ow"" &li-7AA2 962-5559 * 961-9601 $ 9UICK $ 2750 Portola Dr Le.,·is • 5e'l.I those baublcsC "0=1~.L~E~G~>:~r=••~,~B~R~ .. ~,~B=A, 4 BH, 2 RA, lge Jot. flagstone WE BUY HOMES for "bucks". Call aa.mned -new crpt, drps, hu.t!e yd. patio, BBQ. nr Mile 5$1. MR. KASABIAN 817-961).1 FOR SAI~F: by o\\11f'r, 4 BR., 2 BA 01'1!.fle Bros. Home'. C(lmC'r loJ. cpts & drps thnioul, sunkPn itoman tub, sprinklers front k re11r. :\.1ust ~II. All oUers con- CO.STA MESA 642-5678. 239J Collei:e Dr. 540-9j9J. Park, $28,5ro 714:839-3679. K~SABIAN Just \n time for the holt-\..;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;=::..:===;O;;;;:;::;;::;;=O;:::;_.O:::;:;::;;;::;:;::::;;,;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;::;;;;; da)'8! ! -I BR. 2 BA. fam rm "''/brick fi'plc & a beaut Jgc yard. °"'TK'r 1\•tll help fin- ance at S'.U.9:1.l. 675-4343 Do\'Pr Really Corp. LUSK BUil T IT Easlblulf wl!h a v~f'I\'. f~l out..~irle, lnsifiC'. 3 BR., J>«r· quPt flnr. She'll lo~·e I he kitchen! f>ri('('d for quick gale, Call 110I\'? -GEM- 1610 \\1• Coasl H\l·y., N.B. REAL TORS &424623 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX O"Nner 1.ruc:lou1 I: wl\I consld· e 111 otf~ on this 3 bed· room deluxe dul)leox. Both unit. are 1n mint cotll11 11on a: fullY tumlshf!d. ruu Pri« $83.500. ~;.,) SHERWeeD REAL TY 18964 Brookhunt • F.V. BAYFRONT APTS. Vlsta ~ Lido. Pk t A allp available. from $31,.!IXI. Sell or ieue. George WllH•mson REALTOR 54M570 645-1564 S©l'.l~1A-l££tfSs The Puzzle wilh the Buiff.fn Chuckle 0 Reorronge le11ea of lh• r --.. !01.lr «ro111bled words be- low lo form lour simple wor ds. I ROGREF I ._.....I ~I ~I' I -.--11 · ~ IR I NIH I I i l I IA Fl U IA' NI • I· ! Overhear& "P.,sonclly, TV • . . _ _ _ is still in ils Infancy, Some ,...-,,,-,,..--~-~of the shows could use a' I T E H N E C 1-:· u·~' S I I I ' I I O Complete the chuclcle quoted _ hy hll1n9 In the 111.n.ng word you de~ekip fro111 slep No. 3 below. e PR!!-.< l'.U1<1.B,f~ED lEllEll:S JN I 4 lH! Sf: S0UA,fS i) UNSCllAM8lC ABOVE LETTE~S TO GET ANSWEll: I I I I I I I ' SCRAM0LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED 700 ! . . • REAL.ESTATE sirlt>l"l'rl. Prin. only. Call * $26, 900 * 530-1251 "" p.m. 4 BR .• 2 BA, stone fircpl11c-e, 4 BR. I·'• BA. frplc, rlrpl!, like 11<'\V cpls. & dt'J)5, 1111-ge crptg, l'!ec hltn~. 2 blOC'ks 10 ooverM 1>atlo. Assun1e loan. ~chool, 4 yrs olrl, 2 car gar. $201 n1on!hly. As!iiume VA loan 712%. LEADERSHIP R.E. 1_962_-""_' ----- 842·4466 Irvine LARG E j Br., 2 Ba , \'('IJ' clr11.n IMlnlt' in quiC't 11re11. f .V. srhonls & ~hppng cntr. Sell Vt\, J.11A, Conv, Undt'r curr. mkt pr!~. DEAN REALTY 53&-7Jl7, BY O\\'Tll'r -3 Bdnn, 2 balh, frpl r, cpls, drps, bltns, R&O. h1:e p11lio, xtni~. Nr tK"hl1 .C. shpg cnlr. 5\4~ IOAn or oonv. $29 ,9~0 . 962--;iin. $14,500 to $19,950 l & 2 Br. HOUSES. You i\1ske ttw-tcnn11. Avall no\1', DEAN REAL.TY \'\6-ij27 TOWNHOUSES- rron'I ;16.~ 10 $Zl,OOO. Low, lo1v <lown payn1t>nt. DEAN REAL TY 5.'lfi-7571. 2 BR CONDO, by o"'•ner, low down f.lllJITl'lt'nt. 557-9'40 or 968-1629 Let's Talk Turkey on !his 4 bdnn., 2~ ba. fam- ily room Park home in Unl- VC".-Sity Park. Pidut'e your· .l!C'U ent<"rtaining Y 0 UR fa mily by Chri!1m~ in this SPA<'iowi, ta!ltefully dct'Orat- ed home. Owoc.r traf'l!lfcrtM. Pna'd at $5.1,(0). 0 P E N FRI & SAT. 1·5. 1'1892 CedlU' Tl"t"t' Lanr. (ir,d.hill REALTY Univ. Park Ctnte11'. ?rvine Call Anytimt', R.13-«IJ"J fhe fa.!te~t dra.,. In 1h& \Vest , h Dllll,.--PUot Clas1lrled Ad, .642-5618 •• .lmiiiiiiii..iii.ii ... ~iiiiiiiiiiii• I atrium entry. Room lot ~T11n1C"urerl l~wns & ganirns 3 BR., family, 3% balhs bnat. SJ.1.950 BIG OCEAN VIEW ~urround th1s 3 bdrm. home: lOO ft. on nord ..•.. Sl49•500 CAP1STRANO VALLEY 1~ i.:lnt cond. CIO!IC' to shn~-5 BR .• 6 hi!., new, luxurious REALTY -493-1124 pinp_~ ~ach. liurry on 11ti5 Pier & Slip ........ S245.950 Santa Ana Heights ai HiGH DESERT LIDO REAl,.TY INC. -·-- 2 S 2 , bd ' II I 3377 v •• Udo 673-7300 OWNER SAYS -tory, tCI., rm. Fi "cc.1,.~""""'""""""""""""" I home. Lj::c. "'orkshop.IJ BR 2 b . · 15-''SELL''!!! , ~ h l\A fJ . as., patio. -ty. LCTeen ... ..,, pnrc . cre_s : Immac. $59.000. ff'O('('rll. T:i Lge. !!'N's 1nd1-i\.. hall R ,J \·kluallv "'Rf('red. Xlnt 8 inch i·ian; e ty .. veil. s·~2.soo. Newport Beach ShArp 3 bedroom on large lot. Assume 71,!~ VA loan. Total paymts $186. month . Price· reduet!d to $25,500. 3 BR. MODERN HOME NEWPORT BEACH Ci\ll now for detaih. ~..J...-' FULLER REALTY IncludC's "quipped beauty G.I. NO DOWN sho~ ft>r 2 .opcrar?rs. Only Beautiful 2-story home "'ilh Ollt' 1n 15 mile ra~1us. LonC' 1hick sh11g carpetin~. e-leC"- l'lf)('rlltors J)('!S $.'JOO nionth 1ric built-in kllchen. la11te & l'Qulr! ~ lnCTt>aSf'd. Local-lamily room, and THREE e-d on 2 ':I ac,res; Lois ol CAR GARAGE'. The kids ca.n t~. $20.000 f or all. W!llk ro the beach. SPl!er m. ". ~ has a~ 10 pay point~ so ~ ~~ you can u.~e your GI bene- ............. _ 90. ai,o.sr MW't fits "'ifh NO do"'n payment. 546-081~ Anytime South Laguna MONARCH BAY A charming 3 br &: 111: den CU!-lt rtl home w/pool. Ea rm .oprns to deck w/oces.nvu, • $100.000. owner 499-2974 .' Mobile Homes For Sale 125 50UTll LAOl.J'Mo. c.wr. Rettt>r check this oul 1oday' __ .......,c.... . 6 +· ~~:o~Ms Walker & Lee H~"~:"!D~~/~'!:,. Realtors Home Park. Facilities ln- Ch•<'r 3300 Sq. 1-'I. T<"rrific 2790 Harhor Bl\1d at AdAms elude: J acuzzi, card rm •. "' family home -tight next to 545-016'1 Oprn ;ti! 9 PM i\1'ATV, outdoor BBQ, pool, High Sckool, There's e\~ll OPEN HOUSE--billiard rm, shultlebcMlrd, in· a nUJ'S("ry. alcoves & lot! divklual melPrint. Ptt tee· of sror&ge. Hui;:e family SAT & SUN--10:7 f!On.193."''1(1 Ward St.,tfntgn room "''ith fin"placf'. 1\•oori 1436 MARINERS DR. B<"ach. 968-4445. 1\11.ll!ii & hf'ams. ~1a!l5ivt' BY OWNER. \Vestcliff, very '61 PARAMOUNT ~xpand. sunny livin~ room has fire-Channing fa.mily home. l!lj(I Plus Cabana. Furn. Alum ph1ce & beams. Spacious sq. ft., newly decorar,d, 4 srorllg' shed. Immed oc- ri..ck. lo~' maintenance yllrd. BR. 21,J: Ba, frplc, patio, <'upanry. onP ~t. adults on- $68,000. Call· xlnt crpt~. NeAr shopping & ly. 5 Star Wl'llt minster 8<'hools. $~3.000 10% Do1,•n • AO Ian ow{l{'r ,,\!ill carry 2nd. Park. Nr Be 11 c h Jr. 645-574() \\'estmln.111er.S6 000. 962-IR9:i. 10% DOWN BV O\\'NER, tn1n1acul11.te 4 1'10BtLE HC\me 20' x ~· 1190 Glenneyre St RR, 2~lo Ba, charming fAm-Roadliner. 3 Br. 2 Ba skirt.I REAL ESTATE 494-9473 M9-0.116 iiy hon1t', \\'estcl!ff area, -awnin.ll's -porch 1ht'd . SOUTH LAGUNA newly d(>('()f'31e<1, t8j() sq. 11., 1'~"~·~1~10~·900~· ~968--~3~1"'~-~~I OCEANFRONT frplc, i>atlo, xlnt crptg. Near ; Beaut. 4 BR .• 3 be. spilt levt>\ · ~t;::s / ~~ing. S 4 l,OOO -L--"'_"_''_'"_' _ _..I [.fl] furn. hon1e w/priv. &fairway ~740 carry 2nd. Gtner•I . lo Secret Cove Beach; form--;;,..,.;;·<;;-,.;;;;;;-==,.. r.r home ol Charlie Ch&plin. llARBOR vtE\\r H0;-.1E 31699 Sell Cliff Dr., by appt. Popular Pa1erm<i Model-A 2 REDUCED $10,000 Story, ·4 br, 3 I>& w/dlx EMERALD BAY LOT w/w crpt, "'·etbar, 2 frplc·s, L•rgest Vi1w Lot prof. , lnd11cpng, spmklrs. 1121 Emr ralrl Ba.v .. ,S!\0.000 elc. Like ne\\·-MUST For lt"J!ll & hoin<'11 f'nn : SELL-\\'lll Take 2nd. BY Bill Grundy. R1altor O\\"NERS. 6'i.>-t238. 341 Ba)"!tlde, N'pt Beach ?t10VE In For the Holidays. 4 675-6161 BR + Pool. C\lstom Home 4 Br, 3 ba, fa.m rm, pool ai Jot. -tB!g valley view! $39,500 Ownu, 4!»-7651. Beaut. l urni1he-d . Rea1o n1 bl~•-Ow ne t'. 646-33911 or 6u-91 • ,. J Acreage for 11le INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 150 5 Aerts near Palmda.Je In11. Afl'port. Xlnt gmw1h potcnt- i,111. Only S.'\5,000. terms. Bill Grundy, Realtor 341 Bll.Ylide, NB ~75'6161 160 Bttut. grel!n mlling mt. aetts. TAKE f<'lr only $100. doWn Slil!l. mo. 968-0047, • I . • • . • • • " , ..,, ~ •• , , .. • • I I . ·-. ' ' ' 41 OAll.t P1U)!!!!l !!!!. i!!J!!!!" !!ii llill ' . ,~, 1~1 ... -"'-l!!J I ~7··-I~ .__I ... _-_"'-__,-I~ l~I ' I~ I l~I lncom• Property lU Income Property 16' Business _H_o""'.....;.c.'..cU.c.n..cf.c.um..;;.; __ 30_5 Houses Unf~rn. 305 Apts. Furn. UOAph. Fum. Ml Apt1. Furn. 360 Coron. 411 M..r 9 GARDEN TYPE BUNGALOW APTS. . . --4 separate buildings. Sh'IJ<e rools. Private patios. No •lairs. All I story b'!.llgalows. 2 & 3 bedroorhs. SOme have fireplaces. The type ol ~ulldlngs that attract and hold good ten- anf1. Income $16,740 yr. $145,000. Excellent financing. I ''Our 2'th Year'' WESLEY N , TAYLOR CO., Re~tOrs 1 2111 S,on Joaquin Hills Road NEWP<!llT CENTER 644-4910 .....;O-"p:...po;.rt_u_n_ltv.;.... __ 200_ Coron• del Mar Hunt11111ton Booch Coot• Mou Coste Mou Huntl119ton -Apt; Uftfum. '~"'~·:!:2 2·E10~'l'~· ~1]"~ba:::a:i•I -'-'-FOFC~iRliLELi.AisiE:·1a""fB1.~.§~~ffifff~~~ .. 5.~ .. ~ .. ~~§:~ .. ]1"Err • LG , ~ 2 BR -aptJ. BEAUT. 0-3 lh'. ,,. ... * New Ltsting-* -INDlm'RIAI. BUFl"ET- TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS HOLLAND BUS. SALES "The Bt'Qker with Empathy" 1716 On.~e Ave., C.M. 6454170 540-0608 ew. ESTBL'O lnt. D es I & n Busineu. Ne\l:port Beach a.re&. (213) ~1376 after 6 ~ Fll5bion talalld. $1a; per mo. · mi · · L.: • L.:: ntrl btam cell., cpts, drps, ftp!, be•m cell, lill.nl. 8lk r Re!5. (2131 1sz..uss. OPTION TO BUY THE I EXCITING d.shwlr, dltp., pat., pool, Nr beach. S28S. 67~ NICE 3 Br fam. home. on3BR,2BA.drpc,shaa'aptc, •lospltal. ULU p&id. Mlts, LRG2 to 2BR2BA~ ' B . ne)IY)alnt lr11.ld1t It out. Out-Sl65 &: $3'.lO. 17676 Cameron. 1 ry, ''"'~r· nr beaoh.. It-ms. "uatl<> wllots , ....... PALM _ MESA APTS. 8'2-5192 crpl!, drp• • 2 car .... frt>lc, $235/nJo 615-0621 ~lose to tiehoalJ~ 846-Tl68,· · $285/mo. 544-3124 6C'-10oll C M La9un1 Bucl;t bl · o1te esa &15-()1G6., FUN Ill THE SONI . -· 2 BR. cptl. drps, tnl, gar, e BUDGET SAVER 2 Br FOR RENT, 2 bedroom, '~ a BAOIELORapat-tm e nt, sundd. No peb. $195/ltlO /ncd ynr, kidt &. pets. SJ35. ' electric bit · tn R I 0 , F /A 1 Ml N almost ~n troat. Wooda I.net util. 875-6737. Acr.. .. ~r •pie 150 Income Pr_..iv 16' =·~m:,·==-,....,,-,.....,.. PORMERL Y ~,;;1,;, Steno & S.C..tarlal BY Owner: 40 acrtl level in Anza Valley, RI v er 1 l.d e Q:iunty. Free & clear ~ill trade all or part, income properly prt:f'd. C 71 4 } 54G-8!33 uk lor Ann ALA Rentals • 645-3900 he•~ cots, dbl~· tit •' lllltel' to twport Beach Cove. Utll pd. $135. NI> pei.. 2 Br, '*"'' ll'pl, 2 _., JOO' '"""" • tot. In Uhbellevably lirge •,Pls. Decorator furnilh· Hart "'"~ <>1-&l.l& "' pool, "'· ilcean. llOO ,.. • ~fORE ROO~t 3 Br, 2 aa, today. im. Pft mo. k for ed. Huge Poot, jacUzti, electric built-ins, shag 494-0509 Adl.Ui, no pets. 673-+U7. fncd yrd., crpts, drps, kids/ rental aaent. carpets, drapes, sauna & more! SUS MO. UP: S«> Wk .. B&ch. NEAT 2 BR. 1 BA, ~rtmtnt1 for ••I• 152 158 9.7 N~ Retum, S36.000 below appz:alsil, Nev•port Beach commercial corner witti 23 year leue • LARGE NITE CLUB t-.1 a Jo r int~ «XlO 6(fUAn! foot bulld.ing. 50 car parking lSO x 132 lot. Must sell. Priced below-valt.tt $15.000. Submit term 1. 616-nn. -O THE REAL 1"'\.. ESTATERS G ( • ~ • ""'_111ono __ m_k_•._B_kr_._~ __ 700_ lndush'i•I ProperfY 1'8 c;:0:1~1ums 160 .. M-1 -BLOG'. $30.ooo- •-c.::.c.-'-'------,...11.,250 sq. ft. young ind. bldg. Condomlniwn 2 BR, bltn kft., &: old house on l<Xl"' x--.120' pool, coin laundry. By owner. choice C08ta Mesa site. ta ?.lesa 673-6412 642-5502 Room to build more. Income Property 166 Wesl•y N. Taylor CO. Realtors ZU1 San Joa<iuin Hills Rd. Newport Center 6444910 lots for Sale 170 Macnab-Irvine peU, s110. CALL 96Z-+1n S uw pd. Color TV. Grftcent dee., trplc, car. ID' mop.. 642-0!1' ALA Ronl•I• • 645-3900 NO FEE $210 per mo. ADUL Ts.-NO PET s.,, B<h. '94-25<Jll, 6'1Ml67. Pina. $185. 548-0003 Mon L 240 MESA VERDE 3 BEDROOM va"nt. 3 BR. 2 BA, pool. SINGLES • , •• , , , , $145 DELUXE i,. l br. .,..... Ceeto -. _•'f.-~ _ .. _"---· home •itbln walklng d1'· All bltno, l•t mor<h only + 1 BDRMS $.155 vi~. oundock, bar, "''""I ;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;01 SA nLER lance to schools. Faml!.ie! S50 &l!'Cl.lrity dep. A e I • • • • • • • • • $175. 1.e. utU pd. ~1473 I• MTG Co only. Va<am ",..dy at $265. ~,.,_..,c·-ll·~---~i 2 BDRMS ••••••••• $175 Newport a..ech ' ' per "'°"th. C.ll """' 2 BR, 2 BA, -"°"""Golf YOU'RE RIGHT-336 E. 1mr STREE'T' 546-4l4l course ~ at bch. No e BRAND NEW e CHILDREN •••NEW••• CASH FOR TD'S 2 BEOROOM, 2 Ba I b, children or pels. !l36-3050. THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! 2 BR. 2 BA..,.. w/ dW...,, * ~!. LOANS * carpets, drapu, built·ins, 2 Br boult, ruas..4\dtt. S135. 1561 MESA OR., Cotta MeSI huge doset!', prlv paUo, VILLA PmRO APTS. lST T.D. LOAN 11,1% INTEREST Lowest rates in Orange Co. 642-2171 545-0611 Serving Harbor area. Z1 yl'! . Mortgages, Trust OHdt 260 FOR SALE: $45,000 2nd TD, 1D'7o interest only, 36 mo's, payable n1on1hly. Wan!e'd to buy: $300 lo $5000 2nd TD's, Layton Coats, 714/646-S.15.1, 1810 16th St., No, G208, N.B. near S.D. Freeway & Rear c1 1229 IX'!aware St. S blk1 So. of Newport Blvd, heated pool, billiard rm. j.,. Jusr FINlsm:d" lfarbor BJYd, across the HB. cunl & bbq's, ALL tJTU, Super-Comfortable-Qui~ street from a park. $155 per ~-~,,....~----I l:A~-ITIES PAID. See "at 20102 (10) % BR. 2 Full BA. month, call after i p.m. Liguna BMch .,...... Birch St. Cnr. Orana:e COun-Must lff to appreci•te 557..JCM, • Coiy Cottage 1 bt, nr !!.) ~I•"•'""'==-. ~~!J;~~~ ty Airport, Just \V, of Pa!-Near Newport . Back Bay, N•w .. Vacant .. Custom 11hops, tum, utll lncld. SlSO. • ~ !sades Rdl. J\fgr 557-4246. achooll. parks, YMCA, Boy'• Bach., utils pd. $140, mo/mo ALA Rentals e 64~ 1;::=====::; XLNT LOCATION Cub, shoppg, frwys. etc. Spac, 2 br, 2 full ba, Bil . "" I II ii! J c d I M NR OCEAN Gas heat, ga8 cooking am Spae. 3 br, 2 full ba, Bil •Sparkling V~ br, s1DVe, ..._,_.._ orona • •r l &: 2 Br .1,pts, adults only water, all paid. r.10/MO DEAN REALTY 536-7527 ref.rig. Qilld/pet S150. · · MAGNIFICENT Vitw, 1,~ blk no=ipe=t'=· ="""==105~. ~~-from S185. 2332 Eiden see Ot ALA Rentals • 645-3900 c <all M Barbara Day. 2 Br, garage, patio, crpts. to oet'an. 1 Br, $195/mo. OCEANFRONT w in ter, anagtr drps, stove & re!rig. Quiet OCEAN vu \\'alk to heh, Townhouse Unfurn. 335 fncld utll. 2500 Seavlew, Various Loc. ].2-3 bn.1::;"':;:::";'";1:182=· :=:=:z::=::zl tropical setting .for adults frplc. beamed celUng, 2 br, . • Cd~f Adults only, no pets. only. 1 blk to !hops. $IOO. ] ba. partially furn, ""'asher, Huntintton Beach Costa Mesa &73-8088. 6'16-1765 (If' &16-4430. $260. years least'. Jl,latu.re TOWNHSE for rt'nt 2 BR. [ ---=="'°~=,,---·1' "'B::,lk,o:.;~;::o-.,,B<-:h.-,Cl""°oan-"'t-:bc:r·. [ LIVE LIKE A, KING TRUST DEEDS \VANTEO SENIOR Citizens preferred. aduHs. Call 52a-32.54 <n4J \Vasher/dryer, bltns, pool FURNISHED Child/pet ok. \Vinte r $"5. Realty C.Ompany INTERESTED IN Cash for 1nd TD Clean 2 BR, lge kitchen, after 6 pm. facil. $165 mo. (1) 892--7818. I BEDROOM mo. 646-4071 or &e2-9955. MULTIPLE UNIT • e 673--014-0 • e hall · d Laguna Hills DUPLEX At Budget Priced FliRNJSHED- t!NFURl1111HED INVESTORS OCEAN PROPERTY? ,SE'rvice rm .• epts, rps, 2 BEDROO~f CON· **BACHELOR API', Lido We have 18 units on l .43 Lk-enscd ttpresentative of FOR We: 3 TD's, total a-acoustical ceilings, garagt:', NE\V \\'ORl.D -3 BR, 2 BA, TIN ENT AL TO\\'NHOUSE, $125, M.onth 111 I a n d. Wat e r tr o n t • * POOLS acres in Costa 1-tesa, exet>l· internationally acclaimed :~~~t ~56~ or all. Di> fenced yd. 642-3289. priv patio, pool privll. S180/Mo. Agent 546-081~. CarpeHE ~iTAGErage. S165/mo. Call 673-8886. * ENCLOSID lent cax $hcl!t!r. $26.400 __5ea Ranch_,\\ill be.JnJocal ·~~~~~~~~~ ATI'ENTION O\VNERS! Volleyball crts. Bltns, ~trig Newport Beach REAL ESTATE 1 BDRM. Film. Pool. blk to GARAGES Gross income. $181,500. AL-area 1 hr u 'Ihanksgiving We have rental CU$tomers &:-v.t/w crpt. $2-49/mo. ocean, &Ingle a~t. $135. * CONVENIENT so, 12 1 0 w maintenan<:e v.·knd. For infornll'.ltion on I If~} for HO;\IES, API'S & CON-962-9521 or 968-6916 *All Facing Pool* 546-5880 <Open Eves.) 675-2115 or 64$-2696 evts. TO ALL BEAOIES unit!: ~otiieti ~ i16,850. this property located on the HoulalorRlrlt OOS. C!all DEAN REALTY, • 3 BR., 21,, ba., 2 car garage $30 Wk. Up Apts. Both sets have close to nil r ugged north coast. 1£61 :~-----~~ Rental Div. 536-7517. · lido Isle 3 BR., 2 ba., 3 n.r garage $18-$25 Wk. Motel Rms 3 BR, 2 ba., cup, drps., FROM $135 MONTH vacancy factor. Please call 1niles from San Francisco, _2_B_R.--,,.-,-·ly-,,.,-n-led-, -...,-,-s. Il\1~1ACULATE 4-BR. REAL1UR ~8-6966 $6 Night & Up frpl. &: aJI bllns. Steps to ·ADULTS PLEASE '" ~. call without obligation, · Call T h beach. $200 mo. 642-0177. ~~~ 962-8768 Houses Furnished 300 No pets. Baby OK. Avail $500 month PerTy Gill own ouse, SUNNY ACRES $170 F\Jrn. 1 Bd. Watertron• VILLA POMONA Dec. 1st $135 + util. 673-70n 67>2723 Furn. or Unfurn. 340 MOTEL ., Macnab -Irvine 642-8235 644-6200 10 UNn:s Eastside Costa 1'1ei;a, great rerrfai area.. Seven 3-bed· rooms and three 2-bedrooins. AU :separate unHs v.1!h lot3 ot spaee. Shows a tanrasttc return wilh 1ncome of $1 ,400 per -mo. SUbmit on down or trsde to -1 Walker & lee Realtors ZlOO Harbor mvd. at Adams s..&9451 or 545-<M&:i Open 'til 9 P~1 NEED 11 UNITS BY-TAX TIME? Convehient Eastllide Costa 1-lesa location, 1 blk. from Mountain, Desert, Resort Yosemite, Oakhurst, Ba.. Lok• 174 General S.18-4767. ~Bi;~·.,~t~l~V~i•~•t~Rl!!lrO:·:,.· ~N_:!.B~·-l:G<;;;en;;e;;;r;;eJI______ This ad ...,'Orth SS on rent. small dock, sundeck, Yrly. PHONE '42·2015 * YEARLY RENTALS * 4 BR., 2 BA, new carpets & QUAINT 2 BR, 1 BA, dbl 2376 Npt Blvd., CM 54S-9'r.i5 6~67· (1760 Pomona Ave,) Fi~r Homes in Beach Area fr€'shly pAfnled. Lease $225. garage, frplc, patio, S225. FURNISHED 3 Bd/Rm, 21,~ Unbelievably n-outlful e WANTED . Bill Grundy R.ltr. 675-616l mo. Call" 54~24. Open mo. Adul ts, no pets, ha., 2 car enclosed garage. -nice fa mily wants "'tnter Eves. South Coast Realtors. 968-7348. Close to ocean. shopping, VAL D' ISERE Garden Apts. rental, no pets. 642-f.657 B•lbpe Peninsula 1 Adults -no p_e1s. :nowen I d ** LARGE 4 BR hoose, 2 lido S1nds ~hoo s. $250. 5 36 ~ 7oso 4!vt'J"Y\\'here. Stream Ir: [.N..c.c.e_w;_po_r1_1s_an ___ _ FAIRWAY VILLA APTS. Beaut 4 BR, 3 BA. air rond. Ho;i..tEY & Charming 2 &: 4 frplcs •&iant !am rm nr Brokrr. Waterfall, 45' pool Rec. Rm, WATEnFRONT 2 Br&: den, Lodge on 2,,,_ acn:'I. Priced Br hie,. walled ln patlo, nr , I~r .. -;j:fi. $325 bi o . 3 BR., 2 baths: un!urn. Laguna Beach Sauna, $g!s 1-2 Bdnn, Furn-1 Ba, aduHs, no pets, $275 2 & 3 BR's below market. $75,000. Also water. Un t ll 6 / l S, 5-i5-t436 Yearly. Allr .. nr. beach. Unrurn. from $135. SEE rr: 40 acres at Sl00,000 suitable 213:243-5316.* c:::..2 .:.B=R,"-l-BS9-N--A~~~.~--ll ABBEY REA.LTY 642-3850 f.10DERN deluxe 2 &tory, :mQ Plll'M>ns, S42-S670. mo. 67~7599. Prlla•~!!!..P!~· pooJ • indiY, -~=~~~~~~-o. • •• oar' rd vie\v apt. 2 br, 1~1 ba, sun Sen Clemente .......... 1 .&ao;. for ranch or mobile park. LEASE (or sell) 3 BR. nr. $145 mo!'"lfo dogs. &n-2269 M&sa Ve e deck, • blk to bch, shpg. 1 BR. Furn. -2 Jrg closets., 1---------Near Oruge Co. Airport 6 Colored slides avail tor ba $200 + w ,.,, · ._..... · _.___ UCL Y· mo u · 646-7017. ;\1ESA VERDE 3 master Lse, S250. Adults. Ref. ... .. ecn si:r.e ucu, pnv, ui~ 2 BR. ownr's apt, compl flU'n, Adult& otlly. private showing. E. Michael Rltr, 673-QM 3 BR, fam rm, crpts, drps, bedrooms, family room, 494-9982. in.g room, xtrA lrg room11 deluxe, nr bch. Priv .u.nd@clc: 2'122 Sant& Am Ave. OWNER M5-Sl30 C d I M I I h ,,_, 1~~--~~--= t>nct gar. Adults only, no lndry ,,hg cpts/dl'pl Adults v-Kn. Joacltlm Apt S.A BIG BEAR LAKE orona e ar FS, elec range & oven, cov. firep ace, P us ";"'""i-~ng Duplexes Unfurn. 350 ._, $!50/ • · .-p, "-Mt_., • · 1n~ .~ Ru" ·" d ~, ~st•<>e area _.:_""",...------.,....s. mo. I no pets, utit pd, $195. mo., ~ pal.Jo, .,..,__, ,Y•u, ugers auu ra.,.. . '"'"' .., = 2035 Fullerton, CM -Pal Build a mmman in front cl Luxury Beach Home Dr. S235 635-6750 S300 a month. Bkr. no fee . Costa Mesa avail tlll July. "' Le. • BAY MEADOW AP.TS. lhis cute cabin for on I y Use of club&:-boa ta 546 .. 1720 $125 l\to. mobile h 0 me oma. 492-7006, 492-0902. n-...-in..... 11 __ Sl2,500. Call Ross <n-11 * * 673--7306 * * 3 BR, 2 BA ""ith heated pool. . · I BR newly dft':or.. i:pts, w/cabana, completely fum, Apt, Unfum. J65 ~ ce .... .,. .. , pane ..... 16' 536-1738 or write: Spencer 'L-.-9-un"'o"-,B"•.:.•.;.c;:h::..cc___ $233 month. 646-6697 or Mission Vi•io drps, ttbig, range, patio & hid pool, Adlts, no pets. 4 ~i~:.~·8:,a:;n~ Real Estate. P.O. Box 2828, (213l 694-2983· •l Br, 2 ba. neu.•Jy crptd & yanl. Utils paid. 242 Flower, Seasons Mobile E&t., 2359 ;Ge'-n_e_ra.:.I______ e 2 BR's FRO,\I AS LOW Big Bear Lake. Calif. ,. OCEAN side, vi<.'"" steps to LGL clean ~ Br., Nf!W kCp~s, landscaped, fencftf. & i r Jnquitt at 238 R o...,·er. Npt Blvd, 54S-6332 "GABLES & VfCTORIAN" Ai $159/mo. Real Estate W,anted 184 beach, 2 BR, 2 BA., trg. gar. Privacy. Baby 0 • 0 cond. S300 mo. 830--3340. 2 Bdrm. l'~ ba. Ga.rag~ * AVL now-J & 2 BR. Lrg 2 Br y.•/pri gar. Adlts. 387 W. Bay St., C.M. bt:'aut. ram. rm., \V/frplc. pel~. $l40. 1945 Pomona. LGE 4 BR, 2 BA, newly Carpets & Drapes Bltins 1'"urn. Pool. Ret. Rm. Gd. C pt s, d rps, b It n s, =-...,..:°'",,::..;.646-00~--'''-~-I CASH ONLY Vie1v Iiv. nn w/frp.lc, I-IOU~~ for rent unlurn, $160. piiinled, dra~ ~ c:rptd, 2 $165 ~3085 loc. No-children or pets. soundproofed. Fncd y rd P•rk·Lfke Surroundine Npt. Blvd. 8-1 Bd, 2·2 Bd & 1-------...,..-- 1·3 Bd. These well maintain- ed units have built-ins &: pa. ti~, 8 \\'i'lh Iireplace.s. Ex- cellent rental rerord also eoocI tern\$ available. Price l175,000 ~ Investment-Div. 546-1600 3.31 Acres Comm'! For yonr lot In Newport or v.·asher/dryer, d sh w sh r. Jnqulr", 1626 Santa Ana patios, $280. 546-0281 1 BR. frplc, beam.s, patio, 646-5824. w/patio. Wtr pd. Gardener QUIET • DELUXE Costa Mesa, must be fJOl'led Avail to J uly 1. $325. Ave. Costa M~ dt w/w, util incl $148. l adult, LGE., nicely furn. 1-BR. apt. malnt. Call btwn 1 & 5 1-2 &: 3 BR API'S for duplex ar triplex • also I ~';>1'4:,_',;1;;4:.:1·=·-=.....,--=~ \VESTCLJFF spacious 3 Br .. Newport Bea no J>(!t.s. ~2-8520. S135. Garage, J au n dry. 636-4120' f'r\• patios * Rtd Pools older homes that can be LEASE: ~. 12. June 12, 2 2 ba., J'.rplc, drps, nc>ar e Oceanfront 1 br. view· 2 BDRM, garage, nice yard. Women only, or couple. 667 Victoria "C" Sl55 Nr sbop'g * Adults only torn down for new construe· Br. house. Furn. Dbl. Frpl, school. $2T:i. 6'[$..1849. v.·indow, sundeck. ulil lncld. Adults only. S135. 19ro-B Wallace 548-6518 2437 Orange Ave "G" $155 Martirfique Apts. tlon. G • .~ 3 B'"· to •-h. $100 2619 Santa Ana Ave "I" $155 \Vill leise back ttntfl you can ar, • ,,,.. ....., 1.11:ac 4 BR. 2 ba townhouse, pools, · · I • '4S.3900 54s-8835 \\'kdays after 6 $00 ~ Now l BR Trailer. Im &lnta Ana Ave., CM !ind new ·home. State loca-S250 497-2016. clbhse, nr -o .c.c. $225 mo. ALA Renta s 1 Month Frff Rent Very nice 2 BR mobile Mgr. Apt 113 646-SM2 tion, lot size, price A phone Newport Beach f»7..()490 aft 3. e RARE INDEED 2 Br, 3 BR. 2 Ba. sm. 548-1309 Home avail 12/1/n. S12S. * * * number ./ 2 BR house,....,,_# & rlrps, furn, child/pet util. incld. ~i!!iii l,~13~2~\~V:_• ~W~il~M>~n;_. ~C1>1M'.'64~5-<~5JO~ .. • -y~ • $155 NEW 1 BR NEW 1 & 2 Bedrm. garden Act fast. as our cash budget BACHELOR Beaen cot\ag(I', Married couple o n I Y, $150. 1 I~ SPAC 1 Br, pool, n r • • apartments with pool. Is limi1cd to 10 purchases located on Back Bay or 642-3918. ALA Rentals e 64S.3900 ,t.pwtmentsforRent~ Mops. Ad1ts, no pets. $155 POOLSIDE FROM $1'15. ADULTS \;rtly. p O Bo l5l5 N N\\'pl. \Vinttr or yrly rate 3 BR. House in court. ~ar. OCEANFRONT-LEASE [ 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;~ util pd. 1884 111onrovia. APARTMENT 23U Elden Aw., c.r.t, r ite · · x • ew-avail. 5-11-JT.">9. fl'T!<'ed. :t kids ok. E/side. 3 br, 2 ba, gar, rlect bltns.1 1 548-m36. 2311 Elden Ave., C.M. &15-S~ Adjacent to Orange County ~-~-B~'-"=h~·~=~-HoUHS Unfurn. 305 Sl60/mo. 642-5583. resp. family-refs. re q . Apt1. Furn. 360 LGR. J br. util. pd. $125. 645-5780 WESTBAY ELDEN ~=.· ~i;;a~ro~e~~~ REAL TORS Fountain Valley 673-0209 or 8.18-823.1. General mo. Adults over 35. * * * * * * Cash for YOO?' clients· need ---,-1-----. . 3 NE\Vl'ORT 0 •--ho-Jiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiii '" '292, 548-2407. NEWLY DECORATED Chapman. 144,000 i;q ft va-land or older home with R-2 Gen•ra 4 BR. 2 & Jge n runmltlg ""'"''"'" '"""" ~~~--,-"-=-~~~ Balboa Island cant, gi-ound be or trade for or R.-3 rooing. We have ---------pool & ·~. $275. Near f~~ R~ :~1:'°· A Attract ... Cl•an 2 BR. ........... .• -Charming 1 BR. duplex, new income property •. II.I r. ~-bu!1ders waiting • quJ.clc: es-Warner & Magnolia. Avail Bold N C Htd pool, Furn-Unfurn from *2 Bedrm·Fireplace* carp, drapes&: paint. Lowly en, (21J) 3:>"'7·llll, ext 268 crows. Call &124000 15k for J)(>c. lOth. For appt call (21.3) SPACIOUS 5 BR, ~Country ew OftCept ~$1::0::4-0'-. .;.Ac.:d;::ul:ou:o._64=2-:::9520=-~ Carpeted. 213: 377-2140 gardens ur r ound in a: 1. or f2l3) 694-t3l3, *""t'S. George Maschmeyer. RENTAL FINDERS JS-2210. Club. S325. mo. Is~. s.13-235'7 FURN 2 Br. apt utU pd. Sl70 Balboa Peninsula Mature adults only, $1ll. 7 HOUSES m w. "''con•...,. Newport ShorH FURNITURE RENTAL per mo. 2777-B Mapl• Ave •. ...-.=------[ ..:"'.::...,.,..=::..· -----1 on Ja.rge 115·xro3· lot. rive Houses* Apts. "li;rv;;;";;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 54'J.5913. YRLY 2 Br, crpt/drps, garb. SPAC 2 &: 3 Br apt S140 up. 2 bedrooms & t"'o 1 heclroom * ,., "ll I * • CLEAN • CLEAN • CLEAN dis pozal, garage., 1 blk Hid pool, play yd, cpVdrpa., units. CJ05e to shopping. rr1.nc:W -~ 3 BR., 2 bftth!, turnizhed 4 Bdrm .• un!., Y".rly. New * 1.Tonth to Month LOVELY LGE 1 BR. quiet. ocean or bay. 620 W. Balboa bJtn11, patio. Kids, ok. Never a vacancy. $875. mo. Frt!tl tn 1.nltdlorb Tuctle Rocle •••• , •••• $340 cu~t. carp. Family only! * 100% Purchase Option Adul!JI. No pets. Gar~. Blvd. 675--0892. 2206 College No. 5 642-7035. income. -FURNISHED--3 BR, 2 ba., atrium,,,, $32:> ABBEY· REALTY Ml-3850 *Wide Selection. 2452 Eldtn. 64&-2763. NE\V 2 BR, crpts, drp!'I, 1994 Maple No. l 642-3813 $79,500 Business $711. WALK to hi-h, parlially 3 BR, 2% ba., fam •••• S.125 S Cl t Style-Colors NEWLY ttclet'Ol'a!l'CI 2 Br.. Jrplc, glll'age. Yearly. Call 6 UNITS PERRON REALTY 642-1771 _O;.p:.;po:...;..r..ctu;.n.;.i..,ty,_ ___ 200_ 1 furn bach, w/gar. Ideal for 3 BR, 21h ba fam •••••• SJ50 an emen • * 2-1 Hour Dcli~ry u!.il. included, Adults only Owner 675--4641 aft 6. ALL ELECTRIC ·o . studont. • BR, 21' b8, fam •••• .$350 3 BR, 2 BA, doh"~. 0 •• 1.... II"" ~A.,.,~ GREAT pportun 1ty. .. 111 .... ~ ....,. "".,.. ""' Coron• del Mar UPSTAIRS $150. *DANA POINT* Distr:tbutors wanted. No in.. WE JfAVE OTHERS adults o nly. $250. mo. -e LARGE 1 BR S135 Ji-iii'iiiiiiiiiiii-ii········· DOWNSTAIRS $165. · $125. furn-1 br nr ocean nice Avail Dec 1 544-42!M ~ ~ vestm~t. Selling organic · II -~-~·-·---· --I 8 ~ e ROOMY 2 BR $155 CALL 1.fanager att 6 PM. New Deluxe Duplex products. Cleaning, food yrd .!...~R1;ifilfED-South Laguna __ == Adlls.. 642-2181, 673--0507 642-1131 $4t,95o. ,;upplements & skin care. S9J, includ util. ni~ ] br, LEASE I I Mk-2 hr turn Sl55. 1 Br unturn ft~; Nu 1 & 2 BR fr $130 Webb Realty 642-4905 _64_2-_28~"-·~~-~--1 stove, relrig, convenient Joe. ge, c ean, 0 r st7 \V. 19th, C,\t 548-3-48! $135 util pd. Adul\11, no pets. _,. Just completed, epe.cioos-. I miiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..ii;;;iiiiiiii• IRE STAURANT. Laguna's Vacant. dhome. ~r, 2bcBah,, ~.,,· cpUvu/ 2756 N. Main SA 5-17-0.114 820 Center. 642--5848. ~· _. 1, rps • .-1·1v. """' , . ON TEN ACRES tios, end garages, nr shop'f. ntost popular. unique .,...,, Ano: .• ....,. il Adi•· onl no ~-1-DANA POINT "SINCE 1946" ..-..., .," ...... '""· Belboa Island 2 BR, S140 f.1o no ch~ dr"n, l le 2 BR. Furn • Untum. "" Y. ........ D'IV 12 Unit Apt Pro feet restaurant. Comp le I e I Y $156. NEAT 2 br home crpls, 1st \\'e~em Bank Blda:. OCEANVIEW '1 n Cout hwy no pets 6fj..()973. 225'1·2261 Fire laces I pr1' ttos. Wallace Sr. 548-(8)1. 646-2209 Builder equipt Xlnt Joe, $2611,00), drps, R 4 O fncd yn:I far Unlvemty Park 2 Br. den, frpk:, $D). mo. WL'ITER renta.J, 1 Br, furn, :P.1aple, Of. ·Poo'~ ...._M_,_ Contnv~ ~...... $90-lBR dupJe:r, l adult, non-I~stors-s ruoss income. $35,00I down. children. ",. I N ' h El bltns. $200 1 til l3 •o::•uwo • 1 O#ol.lll. k S fri ..i-f'!!!!Cal!!!!!I !!833-8090!!!!!!~for~l!!nf!!o~. ~!Rralonomics. Bkr. 675--6700 ---Days 83.a-vlO 19 ts 499-3846. ec. nc. u 1 BR $135. New cpt11. bltm. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 smo er. tv. re g ..... _ I~ $'160. SPACIOUS 3 Br \1'/gar I :=====~===· Condomlniuml Winton Real Estate 675-3331 Adults. Ca.II After $ &: wk· (MacArthur nr CoAlt H""'f) No pe ts. Dep, Ref. 954 W • Death Notices E /side C.l\1, med tor kids. 1 BR. & den, 1 ba •••• $250 Unfurn. 320 f'URN apt,_ Bal~ I~, ends. 6'15--3170. lTth, G.J5-3787 ~o11n F. 11raW: 11 :'s"1t11t11nc1 "'*'· Vacant. 4 BR 21' .baths J350 2 BR, SIG5. mo incl. util. SPACIOUS Pvt. s.tudto. PRIVATE SUNDECK 3 BR,·2 BA + den, $DJ, 2 ~ :,~1jn. ju':v1w: b.,-.::: 3 BR.:· 2 t:.. horn~:. $2oot32:> Huntington Beach (213) 355-6155. Re'u. to rnpect.ab'9 OWi' '5 2 BR., 2 baths; upetaira du· BR. 2 BA $165. Bltrul, CID, ,,r~u:1::!9r.'1.t.rL ~!1~'r-t~ $Z!5 SPARKLING -4 Br, 2 Ba, 2 BR., l~ii ba. horn~ •• $250 CLEAN 3 BR. 2 BA.. wfw B•lboa Peninsul• pcl'Mln. 642-0054. plex. Carpeted & draped. W/D hku p, Patio, Pt'• 1Jl. H~iilDorl ae.c111 n1,.. ar11~f(d,.,., double gar, new wl w, ki<h'J · Encl gii.ra Com bltruc. 11 Del l\1ar. M8..s718 111,fJ~~ ,..a~e:~~~.111,~~enP.M .. "'e'Wi & pet welcon1e, I d h•11 crpls, drps, bltns, rdrl1 I • $25 WK & Up .• On Ocean. SEP. bachelor unit, cpbl, Beau{.1nc1:;g, 707~fOrcbicL MESA Verde 2 BR u,,_ ~Ol'~I M1r'cfWi1MDtl, '":Ti,_,.,. ·BEACON* 64S.0111 re I stove. Pool & ttc tadl. No Lovely Bach· 1 BR ·Rooms drp1, utd Incl. $120. mo. $250 p ......... ae°$1jlia;~1~f.:"f!'::;.t.•~Mf:j LONG 'HAIRS per&, $1i5. 96z...t2Zl l\faid S<lrvice. PooL Util. Call tif.,...7285 or 6'7'S-Oa>. er month, yearly. bltnf, prqt', nr Aboppltw canlrllw1+0!'1. Dle•ll qintr!llUll la '"' . ... -,_ ·o•o 0 Adults. l'XJ pttl, s 14 5 ~::·~~tu~~. 'til"l:Ctor:f!'' CDl'llfl• e11t • Newport 119ech Pd. 1 Br $125 & Sl30. Lrg, Jdelll a ' , .,.. ~ , 548-6357. CL MAN Incomplct~ l Br, home In the REALT'Y ~ • Call 675-41740 • for Bachelor. Poot Adlts I ,-==~~~.,.-,~--I ~:~'.:loiM•l~'eir.~'t.t~. ~~il.~o.'t:·~ canyon on 2 acrt!t. Keep Univ. Park Center, lrvlf'lft THE Bluffs Townhouse MW YEARLY 1 b he t•tu.t cond only l99l..Chutch 5-iS-9&33 -'11'"=a CL.• LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA. .ep .i11t~.nd:cw•.r. 2JC 1911:lsurv1w1JC1""' Jdd1, pets, hone!!. fa milies, C&lAnytime, 833--0820 . 2 BR &.converl den, 2% r au 1 • • • uni!, E. J!tta st Closed tl>'11Pi:m s. I ltmfi': 'c:l:"1 ,...,:~; sing]~ or long haJl"ll. Sl50. ~!!!!!!!!!!""!!!'!!"'!!!!!~1 ba, ruv. drps & blt:ns. $360. water pd. adulL~. no pet& 2 Br, pe.rtially furn, dabwhr : ::~?~~ aaraae. ad u 111 ,175. ~~~:V~: '9~:Pn11~· ~.~".,1::1':' :!,.,':~,~~ Tiu.1330 Ag!. Huntington ileach lea.sc>. 213:351--0567. $150. 673-6244 673--8224 pet! or chlldrt"l'I 0 · K • An-incln• ...... ,.,, 0 -,·-i..:54().4.::..c"::31::· ______ 1 ~rl<14v. 11 AM. Et Tor" C.meie,..,, ELUXE 2 BR f 1' 64i-0844 968-4622 '"" f> u1e u ~" • ..,. ~=1)1~J..~.r~:...~.'.,.~'1:.:: ~ SHARP 4 Br & lam, Quiet LEASE \vm-t OPTION Condo. Furn. or D um. apt ,J . of Bayport Apts. , • tor ;\1ESA Verde 2 BR u~r, ln bu!t Ill 1111 ..__l'fll,i(ll! RN Cron. cul-de.sac. '"''· Av .. :1 12/L. tt~ u I n 32S blck to ocean~' blck to ba.Y Dana Point Newlu • ..,.,,.,,. bltns ........ . F'r.'''" '!Pu~ Chanter. $1nt1 ..trtt. ... ..,....,. ~fonth. 4 Bdrm .. 2 i;tory n ur • '** 675-7357 Adulll; And the zliahtly leu v ......... , ....... .... M~U.rv':"b1r~ LIO\/.... lrKh No, fee. Bkr 54()..1151. v.i th pool. $500. Down. 11"" th 2 bedroo 2 • quiet opening of Bqriew ~ Adltl, no pe ls• ' •ozWooo t-.1ESA Ve-t... 3 br + d-$38,000. Katclla.. M7-G'.16t. w a mon ' m, * 2 BR -OCEANFRONT * * SINGLE. 'IV·P()QI. Pets J.,ps. for f1UT1llie11• SI0-7562, 548·5227. SlSO. EdW•r4 lla1"'*'. kif w. 1711'1 s1 .• COM '""" "'" :::::;.::._:.::;:::::...:.::..:.:.c::....1 bath built-ins --11..... I'~ M --• Utllltl M-Otte " ... ,"' ,..,...lfftlllr ,.. 2 ba. ~ dr]>s, frp1., all -• ' ...... ,.... ··•• ·......, o. "'''" e. ok, DANA MARINA INN, Call (Il4) 644-6555 AVAIL Now-2 BR. 1\-1 BA E:"'"IWd iw . .,.r11. ""'°"""' ld!'I· bf•·· -'•mo.,., "!!7, RENTAL SERVICE drapes. TarbeU No fee. N-Beech Rl"" 67>1&12 s.tlU'O>ut H....,., D. Pt. TOWNll...,. "''"• -.. ldl.1 two anildr""' 111 ~CO.•• u ...... ~ V'I....,, NO FEE -_... ~-....,•• v _,, i!'"-trnf of .. 1 .. h-" •"•-2 ~ °' .. ,.. ... ,,._ """'1tl -'F MOl!dlw. 11 ,:,ur11uo. C ... _ ~ • ....,. -...,, _..,,.., ..1-........ 1 N t "'· w~w c ·• •1','11J..!1" Corona del Mar Agt'nt + 9fi2..55I1 T h U 1 335 oron• -1 M•r Huntlngtan a.adl BR. new drpa, cpt. Swtdi1h ... .,.. Jo"NI• 0 P• •· ~=-111 ani.1 .~ftL• a. 1 ...... • own ouse n um. 1 tt •••••. "'8-<08I. -.. M« -;;;.. 3 BR, 2 BA., paneled twnshe, frp e, IO water, 11uuua:K. :c:...::::c_~----1 ~ '" WI''"°"" ~ 1!~A!· BRAND NEW Ji AR.BO R rrplr, rte. Schls, 11hops. General e GUE.ST HOUSE $90 e 1 BR. f\lm $ 12 5 /mo . Immac. Private on rear 1ii DELUXE 2 BR. Bltrw. ~ '"'"'~~w""~~i;.; VIEW HOME. s Bedroom, Avail. Jan. 1. By owntr. Bachelor. QuieL Private. No Overlooklna: beaut, aatden of lot ovtT garages, $185 + Refria', Drps w/w cpL Prlv. ' ,.."~ ,r _t t&mily room 2 balks. Co.m-962-1003. LUX UR t 0 US t~. kitch. Util pd. 673-050'1. pa.do&: pool, Adults, no pcfs. $100. ~posiL 675--0633. bale. Gar. LndJ'y r m . •· i • ' Nev.'[JC)rt Upprr .Bay, Lease, Pvt 1035 12\h St A fro .__ 962-411KI. =..·,,::r":.' 1 ot:',!=c",.~~ munll1 pool, court11, ete. 3 BR Condo 1~1 BA, pools, 2 Pool Cl blue NICELY rum bach. . · croq m VACANT; liklfl little home• .:.::...::.::._=-==~~1 -.a<..il'lt.rfd.Ji.vr • •-. $395. pe;r month. Broker. clubhoustt, 'paUo. ~arage 0~~; s~r··S:>'l~ u · Walk to &a.ch, S9S. tnclud Lake Park. 536--2692. yard, 1 BR & atudy. Deluxe * TOWNHOUSE * ttfl'lc Vlrf' /Mme..-1 • PKll 64J..7270. \\·(storage, nr the beach . . utlJ . No cooking. 6'1S-4537. $1T,;,-LRG Mod<.'rn 1 BR. cpl, drps, frp lc, SIO\'e &: 1 k 2 BR, Shag ept, P!W, vi~ .wirtv.rvwfit~ RUSI'lC .s bedroom Ir: dett, 2 962-0986 aft 5 pm. • Fountain Valley GU&.c;P room w/privatc rnl. Cpt11 drps, ttdc>c, nr ocean. rtrria. $22S.' mo incl util. Sf'lf clean oven, patio. ·rrm-~::'=~= bath. blt~1ns, fl re p I 1 c ~, Jt's alv.':l)'$ tho rftl;llt Ume £: NE\V .t BR, 2~~ ha twnhsl!'., le balh. Nr beach & shOpng. 218 Chicago. 5 3 6.· I 5 06, Adult!, no ~ts. 6-12-9890. 317 W. \Vll90t'I * MS-3&'.li ~ co.ii M1•1 '!": .E'ttf'.it .a:-"' to town. A&t-fi75....19Jl'.l. al'waya the fiflht pla(e II In Tiburon. New w/crptl, SSS. GT'a--7009. 347-1169 SO. of Hwy. Priv. p11tio, NEW Deluxe Spanish 3 Br, .. P,;:!1'""i1u·tt!f"t1s11~ Mrs. llJ,.:,:' OT.: 2 BR,, drps/crpt.s, ~arbap yau wMt Rt:SULTS! C~ll drps, brick patio. $200 yr. SELUNO Your boe.t? "1J1t" 2 BR Mobile home nr. bch, frpl e., 3 BR. 2 SA. cuaiom 2 .,.Ba ' duplex. Shag cpl!, 1io111:rla1 'r.::"'P\M.!~"1 .',!I ·~· Avd Nw 15th. C&ll M)..5671 1: pl_1c. tbal ad JM', Pool Ir clbl'llll i:-"IV. with us. MU It tut. Dall1 ad\11111, $160 Incl \It 11. dupla. s,m Pft' Mo. . drps., )'d &ftJe $225, Rltr. ?!r~1 f'::C1 "\'!! "11r...... m-.2698. fllda,y1 !J62..Mt3. Ptto• Classllted. 8'2-5671 catlh1i/pool/aolt. 644-4325 Hal Pinchln JUtr. 675-4392 M2-:Jt2%. ,l,\'11.miu1f1h. 1ill1 0.11 -Mn. MOl'l~rw, 11-•t•IM d!r«hn. J I I I l -· I • . . 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Just in case your favorite Christ mas gift me re ha n t has underesti- mated your enthusiasm for the season, a longer period of shopping gives him a chance to re.-order popular items so he doesn 't have to disappoint shoppers later in the season. 4. When you take more days to shop you can do the job more thor- ough·ly, visit more stores, compare prices and quality and be more satisfied with the gifts you finally decid.e to buy . 5. And there's no sec;et about it, the Christmas shopping season is the - biggest sales period of the year for most retailers. Support local merchants now and you'll help them make enough profit to keep their prices reasonable all year long. (And prices will never be more reasonable than they are now.) This 11iessage presented as a Public Service on belwlf of.our friends and yours, the retail merchants of the Orange Coast Area, by the • DAILY PILOT -N ~i • •• ~i!!:~Wt.~~Wt.~Wt.Wf.~Wt.Wt.':iH!.Wt.Wt.~~Wt.':iH!.Wt.Wt.~Wt.Wt.~~~~Wt.~~~~~ . . ~ . . •. • ' ' I •• t, .+ • I. • • .. .. I. t '· ! ,. } ,, • • r i • . I ' ) . • / ; • ' ' .. •• 1: • , ' . 1· '· ¥ ' • ' * 'r.:. ' r • .. : ·: . • f. ( f, f :. ,, ~· • ·' ~· ~' ,. ;: I • " I• " i': • .•. '.' /• .r. .. " .. .,. ~i 'i. t Ji I )• ·~ ~. ., J. ' '! '· .. ~ ., ' f " '. ·'· f. ·' /: J ' t ~-,. '• • • ' l· •• , .. • • ' • .. .. .. • ' J, • ! 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EXCITING • ~NOW YOU CAN AFFORD $D> MO. Immac. l BR, 2~ BA., crplll, dJ'1)1. Avail. now. Call 557-7768 • AdltJJ 642-7181, 673--0507 tedNr.OCC.Carport557~5l -1-1 . 2 BR Unturn h . $230/mo. 2 BR I BA, new ohag """· • WllSON GARDENS e PALM MESA APTS Fumi-Available rtrps, bltin!, nr OCC, car 2 BR. 1% BA. Cpt/d'rpl, ~ Carpets.dl'lpea.-dlt hwasher . NEwPORT BEACH $139/Mo, 557-6151 encl. patio, $140. 64U811. hea~ pool-saunu-tennl,t * Df:llJ.)(e 2 Br .• l~ Ba, NE\V l, J"Ac 3 BR. crptg, DELUXE l •Br., a:ar. Avail. 1 BR apt w/1ar water & FUN IN , THE SUN!, :~~' crPt I dtp, 1tv / ll/W, p.r. 1 dips,~ y&fd. 2515 Elden Dec.1. Adults, no petJ .. Jl3S. ~ener. fum'd. :Adults no ~· 'nartl Children OK. mo. 6C-'l908. 1. ..... 545'1651. 150 E. ,,.~ 64&-8>1~ .... or kld• 1110. """""·. Minutes to Newport Beach . HUNT7NGTON $150 1 BR house, den, 1&ra:ge, patk,.,-ya-r(!; Share pool. Adlts, Quiet. 646-37&t Enjoy $750,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 7 tennis· courts. Bachelor., 1 or 2 Br'a. Also ).. story townhouses W/ 2 or S 8R'S. Elec. kttchoi en(, 'private 'balcony or ·paUo. From $170. SUbte,rtanean }>arking,' efev, maid 1ervlceo .Fu!l-lbfe fl>Od market, dry clean~r. beauty salon' within compleL 7 beaut. model apts. 9 am ·to ·s i>m, ~aily, olber times .by appt. Jamboree & San Joaq\lln Hills Rds. N. ol Fashion Island. 714: 644-1900 for leasing.info • 1.A.;.p_1._u.,.n..:..'-"-'"-·---·-36S--Ap-1._u_n1v_'"-·---365-Apt . Unlum. !65 Apt. Unfvrn. 365 Unbelievably large apts. Hu.ge ~ool, jacuzzi, . PACIFIC .. Coron• ,ll•I Mar Coron• ct.I M•r Coron• del M•r i Coron• del Mer electric built-ins, shag carpets, drapes, sauna · ' Irvin• ,. Now, on a hill in Coroha del Mar there is Bayport. For adults. • Bayport. ll's something· that happens rarely. A limited edition of beautiful apartments. In 1Harbor View, in Corona del Mar. Dramatic architecture 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·offe~s yolfthe privacy of your own entrance and pati.o..or.b.alcony,1he comfort of deep· shag carpeting, the convenience of self·cleaning gas oven, dish.washer, disposal and spacious storage. You also have a choice of interiors - with fireplace, paneled living room, or vaulted ceiling. For your recreational pleasure, aayport has swimming and therapeiJtic pools.. and gas barbecues. For ease of shopping: the nearby village center of Harbor View, now under construction. Bayport ensures quiet and privacy by offering only a limit nurTiber Of apartments, from $195. At present, only o~ bedroom, on~ bath units are available. ~ Bayport. A rare opponunity to live in the quiet place by tfie sea, Corona del Mar: ...._ Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident manager, invites 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 information. you may call Mr. Tinker at (714) 644-5555. Model •M'tmenta ftlmlthed bJ UM Bro1dway, I I tff j 1J3auAUTY APARTMENTS ] Irvin• Irvine lrvi~ haYe all C11e fun1 They st'looldn't. That's why ~·re atrering yoo and yotrrchndren the same tabufous recreation facilities you find in adu1~1y apartments. At Park.West, we've opened a new group of garden apartments tor fam-- iJkls. Trike trails, creative. tot Jots, pre,school on the premises. F1bulous recreaUon: Two-story clubhouse. Gym and aaanas, game room•. special teen center. Tennis, handball, volleyball. Adult pools, Jacunls, family pools. Full·Ume recreation director. tdeal k>catlon: Next to UnlverSity Park ahopping cen!:er and 111 'fa.hole public golf courff. Qose to UCI, IN!ne Industrial Complex', major tnieways. Don't let ycurfamllY.miss out on the lun. See Park West tode:y._ ·2 bedroom-2 bath. trom $190 (cablevlslon included}. Also ayaflal:U;a few 3 bedroom-2 bath \Wiits. . (Adults only: tn December, wei1 open another teellon Just for JOO. kids shouldn't have all the fun, either.) , 1,,,1,1aOUAUIJU~ATMENTS 1 ' 365 & more ! ·711 OCE"AN AVE., H.B. Jn () $1187 ADULTS-NO PETS Ole open l O am .. pm Dally SINGLES . . . . . . . . . . s 135• WIU.lAM WALTERS. 00. 1 BDRMS .......... $140 NEW Sha& cpt, 3 BR, 2 RA. pr, c h 11 d t f! n I D e t con- PARK NEWPdR1 APARTMENTS 2 BDRMS .......... $160 ----·------sldertd. 1 blk to stores .... _.. U YOU'RE RIGHT- THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! 1561 MESA OR., Costa Mo,. 5 blkl ~: of Newport Blvd • $185. Abo 2 BR. Fum $165. ...,.,: . n.(urn.: 3'5 ~ts.,-- 7681 Ellis, Apt A.1847-7&17 Newport-S..ch Fu~n. or Unfum. 370 or 147-0932. • C -:-:=====-=="'-le · "'" .. ---.. .,.....,, · oron• del Mer BEACHWOQD APTS · 1-~ ~.-~' 2 BR" ,...,,,,_.,c--,,..._.--,...,,.,,..... Brand new 1.z.3 BR. % ~ k dulls only, no· pets .. ' 1728. J BR, lge liv rm., 1 bl~ to to BEACH! Cpts, drps, bthis, Bedford Ln. 548-7533. OC1!a,n, cloMd ~-_-MPP1•nr. frplc .. 125 16th St., HB. Xl.NT ~pt,Hght; loc. $160. 2' llf'~ Y crpt · ~--n v ew, 546-9860 St7·39J7 ~ Br., crpts, cl.rps. stove, Pvt,' S1 9a. 673-6431, 2530 Seaview', Apt. Unlvrn; 365 DELUXE APARTMENTS Air Cond • Frplc's • 3 S1vim- mlng Pool! -llt"alth Spa - Tennis Cr1s -Game &: Bil· liard Roorn . ~ l BF.DROO;>il F'R0:\1 fl5:1 MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE 2·JOO Barbor Blvrl., C.:\T. 1 114 ~ 5.)7.RO'l() RE:\'TAL OFFICF. OPF::-..' 1n A.\I TO fi P~I e BEAUTIFl'L CHOUNDSe SPANISH DECOR. Gas & y,•ater pd. {.Jar. po o I , ail'-('(lnd, Rec hall, Jnd ry. 1 br-$135 up. 2 Br $15.'i. up. 160 \V. \Vilso n, C.i\ot. See managt'r. Apt. 1. VILLA CORDOVA e SUPER 2 BR e :\lo111h 10 :\fon1h. $170 Cas lleai.Gas Cook111~ G11~ Hot \\'tr, ALL JNCL . 2323 Eldrn 1\1·c., Ci\!. &lG.0032 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath Li\•ing room "·ith calh@dral ceiling & frplc. Separate laundry area. Encl patio. Swimming pool &: children'• playground. SDI. HARBOR GREENS 546-4353 I BEDROOM APT. (Upstairs) tlud10.'ood floors, ranae, re.- frigtta for. GIUI & water paid. $115. No Child ren~ Roy Mccardle Realtor 548-7729 $210. NEW DE.'l...UXE 2 BR . 2 BA. GARDEN APARTM!:."'N'r 151 E. 21st St .. C.M. * 646-8666 * 3 BR. 2 Ba, encl patio, nr shopping & all M:hools, nr"'· Jy dcwr., Sl69. Open J.5 Sa l & Sun. 1010 El Camino . s.58---0744, 544-8.'ill. Lagune Niguel e CHEZ ORO APTS. e pet. & gar. ~8,.~9~.1, • I ~A~p~l._5_. ~------1 Apt. Unfurn. 8?34 'Atlanta. 1.z.3 BRt1, XLN 'T .yea, quiet 2 br. 2 Cost• Mesa ...;..--------1 Pool. ·Private clos"'d riar. ba, crptldrps, p. W. Ter-1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Costa. Mes• Wuher/dryer. 530--0336. race. $180. 642~596 . A-LL--'.-,,-,,-,,-~-,-.-B-r,-erp-t,-.1 Huntington H•rbour Sen cl...,~nte BRAND NEW Drps, tncl garage, close to bus &: theater. Adlts, no pets. Avail Dec. ht. $155. 645-3515 or 6#-0753. $150. Brand nu 2 br, crpts, 2 BR deluxe. nr bc:h, priv From $145, DishwasheT, 1ba1 drps, recrm, 17542 Jeffenon patio ocean ~ shag cpts/ carpeting, walk-in dO!lets. Ln 842-28.14, 842-6447 drps,' Jnrlr'<r m1, 'gar, adults/ Forced air heat. ertra large AVAIL. First call! Lg. apt. Patio-ins,· dShw·shr. only SW5. &16-0735, 646--1760. L•guna Beach no pet~:1'$180. mo, m La rooms. Beautiful game rclottl, ---------1 Paloma 492·7006, 49'1·9419. heated pool BBQ'1, enclol!-• OCEAN View • 250' to boh. · ed garRi", ·quiet aurround· l &.·2 Br. $175 Up. Pool. 217j Sant• Ana tnlrs &. dose to 1hoppin1. 2 BR. $125 mo, stow & ttfrig avail. 20-l~F \\'allat-e Sl., c.~1. 5-l8-430t. S Cs! H""' 6<" "'29 -;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; Adult living. no pets. ,.;....",: ~,. ~~ '. CAN'T BE BEAT EL CORDOVA APTS .. lido Isle · ·-2077 Qlarle St. 642-447{) Dan• pgJnt SINGLE STORY 2 BR. + df'n, l l\' bath&, lrpl. South Sea Atmosphere L GE 2 8 2 B d. Adults only. S~ Yearly 2 B > BA~ AR r.. a. 1n rm., R, • 1 1 1 bl' I rl . AS.')(XIATED BROKF:RS C & d n. <'P , ~. (l('('a n Vl<'IV, 7~ ,.. arpe!s • rps hnleon,v. 11 n1i. lo Dana 6 .-.-36ti.l 96,il-..:.".O.'i ~:\'c~ Air Conditioned i\larin11. $190. 8:: 7 - 3 9 2 7, Mesa Verde P rivate Palios 83i~i>ti~. HEATED POOL 2 BR, · 2 BA, Bllns, Crpts, Plenty o( lawn NE\V 2 BR Duplex. Ocean & Drps, Delu.~. U p s ta Ir 1 , C&rport &: Storq;e Harbor. view. Stove. 11'1rig. ChildN!n ,OK. St o ra I e , lflODEN Vil.LAGE Vac. furn. S 2 0 0 Imo • Carport, • Avail Mon.' Nov. '2soo South Salta :'~96-4~1~91".""'-----· I 22nd. $135. w.ater paid; Call Sant& Ana • 546-1525 East Bluff 546-2082 a nyhme . NEWPORT BEACH DELUXE 2 &: 3 BR, 2 B11i .. i""""''!'"!'!"'""''!"'~!!!!!!!< encl gar ·~150. up. Rental 3 1-leated Pool!! Villa Granada Apts. Ofc. -!11)9;> J\1ace A ve , Large Clubhouse etc. BBQ ~~our bedrooms with balron· 5-16-Hl34. Child Care Center irs above & belo"'· Crl\ri<)us Great 11e1v 1 2 & 3 Bdrm! hvini.:-.t· quil't surroundinJ: Newport Beach From $l49 ror family 11,ith chilrircn. 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I SOUTH COAST Near Corona del Mar High I• School. Fin-plact , \.\'el bar '& JI VILLAS huil t·in kitckt'n applia nce!!. rnannei' Uat ~~r Blvd, 835 Al\.flGOS \VAY 644-2991 square ........ ~ Cold\.\-ell, Banker & Co. ~~ J\lanaging AFnl ~ u 1 n;;r 1~ Huntington Beech in the $250. 3 BR, 2 BA, crpl~ & drps, bltns, dsh11lhr, laund rni, 2 car gar, clos~ to school.~ & shops. Ava il Dec. '11h. 6i 5-4036 (213). PRESTI GI 0 US WESTCLIFF , AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH announces the availa bility of two and three bedroom units for adults. from $225. For information, telephone Mrs. Gwen Lorenzo at 645-0252 Tustin DOWNING AP'TS NORTH CORNER WILLIAMS & A~LIANCE $180. Aduhs OV~r .11 Upper 2 BR. 2 BA. Private deck-Fireplac. l~ sq fcet·Pool Soundproof-Cntri air cond Special! Owner 646-5601 l\ofanager 16507 Alliance ""pt1., FUrn. or Unfurn. 370 Balboa Island · Near h arbor & 1-lamilton St . HACIENDA , HARBOR 2-ll'AVOCAOO STREET Adult living • No pets DelUxe 1 & Z BR. Pool Garage. Dishwshr. Paid util. Ji"ROM $150. 646-1204 ~. AMi\ZING Adu!~ L l v I n I Beaut. 1 & 2 BR furn or unt Apts. Self clean. ove.ni;, D/\V (in 2 Bl'~ d ispls, sha1 cp!s, d rps, jncuzzi &: sau na balhs. llugc pool. Merrimac Woods 425 Me.rrin111c \Vay, C.'.\f. * 2 BEDROOM * 1111 Ba To\.\•nhous. concept. Beam ceilings, extra lrg brdrms, encl patio. recrea· tion rm, guns bath&, etc. Adull'S. Our Sunday after. noon B-B-Q's &: F!'ff Art Lessotis 5lartlng l'IOOll. HARB!)R GReENS ""'°" *BRANDNEW* la Costa Apt1. 1 & 2 BR, blln!I". awimmin&' pool, Ianni, hAr·b-f!Ure It gar· Rge'. All Ulil 1)(1. $lfi0to $170. Adult11, no pe-ts. l'">4 Avocado, CM. M2-9708 YOUR MOVE Laguna Niguel Life is REALLY worth lil'ing in the unique style-dimen$ion WESTCLIFF CAPRI l 71lS-1738 Westclitr Dr Adult Living • No Pets Deluxe 1 Ir. 2 BR. Pool. Carport, Dishwasher. TO PRESTIGE LIVING CASA MONTERREY B lending with their beauti ful o pen counlry hillside sett ing, th ese £lne and two-bedroom apartments offer complete pri va cy. Individual patios or balconies ---1r---t+"'""Ml"O'r\I01h1!'lamlS'C111red cpmtyard-, - Furn. Avll.ilable, 642-ti274 LI DO ISLE 3 BR, .2 BA, frplc..-:_ cpla, <.!rps, paUo, gal"'llgoe, 'Neai'1s h o~ p i·n g . Adults. $290. hit . Shown Sill-Sun 11-4 only 101 Via An!ibe1. !71'1) r::il--0719. BRAN[), l\ew 2 BR.. l BA . Vt'IY Oclu):e S2!"iO. 3 BR, 2 BA .$.1~. Beach apts. An- nuq.J 1·11ote. 511-513 \V. Bay ..,_N Prestige living awa its you in our maintenanc&-free luxu ry apartments. Whether you 1r1 an executive, young marrieds or young retirees, you'll find livi ng at Casa Monterrey a pleasant, relt xing way of life. Fqr in-door comfort our I and 2 bedroom apartments art air--conditionQd-and fea1ur1 warm, coiy firtpllc:n, pfUsft ·sh~ ~c~·rp'!ls and· cu~tom drepes, decorator kitchens wilh dis hwashers, king $ize bedrooms •nd privale palios and balconies with large storage closer • Yea.r 'round 1ecreation facilities are just steps away from your front door. Whilever your pleasu re, be if swimming, a work-ou t in the gym, a game of billiards, pracl icing your putting and driving. a sauna bath or rela1dng a few minutes in the therapeut ic pool, rt is -ell here for your-e'rijoyment.-Meke-the rig ht move, to Casa Monter rey, and start enjoying It! that prestige living has to offer. swimming pool and barbeque area. Taslelully carpeted, fully draped •••• designed for contemporary living . Share 'in the wide spectrum of facilities in the new Laguna Niguel community • .,. gol f, tennis and beach clubs. FROM $175 wllh TV cable •wafer• gas Laguna Niguel Apartments 1 ~ m~s W1111 01 Stn Q,.,90 f'ilty. 011 Crcw11 V•l/ey P~W(. l-- Pl'lone 495-4272 or 499·2277 • Ope'n 10 AM·9 PM A PIOJKl bV CtYelopmthl M•n1 gtfTlfll! A1soc1ate1, ,I/le. SEACLIFF Manor Apt"'"2 BR. $160 Unf. $175 fu rn. Cpta, drps, bllns, garb <.lisp\. 1:>2.i Pla~ntla Ave. A~k about our d lacount, 54~2682 . PENIN 2 br, yrly, l blk ocean A bay, unu1u al ... (ri..j""" -l~ J,rp).<,, dshwhr, no pets, 675--4lZ e\lft wknds. lMMAC. 2 Br .. bltlna, cm1s. rlrpg, bf.am celllnc, refrlg llvall. No pel8. $14:>. 1974 \VaJl11.ce. EASTBLUFt· luxury 2 Br .. I 21~ Ba., bllr'I!. frplc. 2 car g11r, riool. N!C •re a . 6~4-&tOJ. Any day is I.he BEST DAY to Atl 'UTILITIES PAID Adult Livirii-Fumiahed A: Unfurnithed 6551 Warner, Huntington leach 714/847-8526 ru1 .an · ad! . Do n '~ , _____ ..,,. __ _._.., __ ... __ _, d"1.y. .cAll today MU611. \ • ,, ' ~ ' . ' . .: •' . . . \ ~ . ... ' ' ' ' . -.r .....,.. . . ... ..... :... ' .. ··-~ 1971 ' ... • F!ldlO)'J NMmlltr 24.lm ; . DAILY p1ror ._-GAIL\' PllOY ~,_._.,.,,-Neecitoet _, --,-.. ' ---• ~-····~l!'!~lf~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~!!~~~- f"R..i I ~ '~· -··--·-· -J~ '1L....;:;;;-;;;;;;;;l~~,~I _!Ml~' -~.-~llSI;. 1-.. -1~ 1---a r ., o•it•JI l[IlJ I r: . ..,...... l[l}]li;I ;ii;·:""~· i.-~l[!1l~'·1 · JI!?. I .. Rooms 400 ::: .. R.,,,ol 440 Found (froeH•l '50 Corpentor • G,ardonint JobWontod,l'omolo7ft HolpWontod,M&F710 HolpWontod,M&F710 ~,,tj~ or Unfum. m SLEEPING room. prtv. en-TINY,. ¥rt>'/~-:. *'";,b.Ut ADDrI'. & Repair. tab:; CcMPt.Eii k'.... • ~ . BUILD 2nd fnoome Stll HELP, J llave a ntW • 1·• .__ .. ,.(v ton .. t. $6S -r N"" Wa'~nt 0111c<t ~tt ..... •• ,. __ t' --•·a, m·'"'o-..,_ ..,,_ ill& servlce. NEED HELP AT H.OMEt _BaaJc ff, Vi'"•E, .:.... •• \.. ...._tnHt ht ....... n •,l ~ c=~~::::: : : : : :: ;;.~.~;;·M,,.".° ~ hom wji) Month ;;.,: ",:.:;~~!;.~CM~ ;.:.;.u,,., .. ;;.;;.7• ,;;'l'tt. "'.:: Jim 543--0405. For Tempot'ary S<Mce, Skin c.,., cd ~jOj; ;;, h<lp. u~· ... ~nd &; ~---~~:~ C ROOM • ""lh-, for -·le ~ IPQ!l,Uo~ _673.-7069 home .. n.. 6f4..2292 --~ir A refln. 6M-T"~ LAWN Malnt. Ha"""" OIW ·• We Have Convalescent 6f6-4523. _ opJ.IOL'lun.lt)t oUmd_b,x.;...a. ·-·ERRIMA ~ -··-_.. '"""" ---""'-'" ·--Aldeo·•-N-.-• H..,_ ·= --O' rn xtudem. 1 .Mile from UCI ~ Bi.)'flide Dr., N pt Beach \\'Ork ask tor Dana. · j;XP_. Remodeling. cabinets, lawrui, cleap.up, P.1'11Dlna. keepera. CASHIERS; Car wash, p&rl new company W/MW Jdeu , ~": WOOD$ camp1.11. Kie. priv, 8.1!-%146. Bill Cl'Widyi Rltr. 6'15-6161 ~~A, femlle, St~r ttpalrg, ma.int. No job too ~ Eat.·Call 546--7379. HOMEMAKERS!UPJOHN le full time for Newport It ttnanclo.1 ~tty for 1 ..,.. PRIVAT.E IX!im & bath tor DESK SJ)6ce avatabl'e $50 Bl'tls wridn&" Jot, Newpart -am. Reu.-6tfi..U2.t. FRONT yard lawn servtce, • Beach A Lquna areu. _Ex. abovt avcrag~ mtcnsts you /4 1Nice PJect to v."Orkin:c girl Or st\Jdent. $75 WW ~e tufnlture B~vd. betwn ~pm Friday. C~rpet S•rvice $10 mo. Baclc)'ards also. For_Pennanent Servtee: per. req'd Over U. 644-f460. ~r!:~ ~~~w~ = I)•· T9f•th•r•, , , , mo. 64>-0743 aft ~. • ::°i:S mo. Anlwtrine aerilce 557$1. 1titt -i»erasus St. , Yard c~anup. 962-8612. • W• ~ve Compe.nJon. a..EANING liadj I an. in n 4/810-4732 M0n tttiu J'r£ r LOVELY nn &: ba. Spacious available-. · '305 ·~ • .._ E I S.A. Jg~~':;°~: Relleble Gardening • ~ • Practi.o t'VeJ:dnr • .C lfo 5 days a 'Aff" 10 a.m-2 pm. ~"'AOUL T LIVING · cloeets. pvt. entr. Gar. $85 Camino Re at, S an ~_ESE, cboc colored poo me' Scotc"-''"_; (Soll Maint. Yd C!eanap, 6f6-l0'12 cal Nunes tttc. At MontbJ1 btoft1ct, \Yrite!Oulrifled Ad 1.~0~s'°'r~E,,.,,::;:: ___ .....;._I Erom $1~ tO $275 mo. 5.57-9560 aft 5-:lJ. Clemente. 49MC> ?1a.l~ cat wearing yellow Re•--"--u> De•q;.u.cuu •-General Servi Rates. No. 290 Da.UY Pilot P. o. I-I .SS/Ca$hler, exptr • ... .r:\ · bESK space available $50 Jeweled leather J»llar. AJ. Ulnlil.I• • greuen °' Cfl HEALm &: Box-1560 Coit& Meaa. C&1iL tor dining room. App11 tn ,!it & '2 BR. Apts, R~~ ;~~~. ';1!.at~ear mo. WW provide tumlture fe<:tionate. Vie Penney'•, all color bri&htentta: A 10 THINGS bY MCll:lle Lt led. FAMILY CARE AGENCY . 93)26, -]X"t'&On, Hotel J..al\UI&. 425 with T8rracts Call '--" app":;:"' 548-5820 at Ss.mo. Answerina aeivtce Fashion Island. 644--0139. mim.J.te bleach for white plumb, fence, tilt!. ~11111: to ...... :U No. B:oe.d~. COUNTER t1rl wanted 8 ~ hO:>ut Hwy, lquna _ 1w-_ .... ..._... .._, carpets. Save )'OUr money t o3Cl.lm1. Ana 5'7-6681 'til 2 ,.__. . • u.::ac · I: available. ~ "'ui~• ... ve, CRAY male> cat possibly b 1 tra tr• carpe,ntry, paint e c . .....u,., apply yi pe.rson cH~O~u~sE=KE=EP=E=RS=-lull~--~·I S t.t',.1-'pl, drpe, loo.di of Costa Me.-La1t1na Beach. 49f;."946$ :Russian Blue Vie. Slop 'n Y sav ng me ex ips. 54$.-0820. z WO.\lEN el EutbluU Ceaners 2547 1 !'.&'I SJ>act •• pooL PR!. -m av•'I w/\ovin,,. 600 aq. ft. $90/mo. Go (Edinger & Edward1) Will clean livin& rm. dining Hauling Want A~t. Mot Eaatbluft Dr' N.B exper'd pref'd, Apply in M W ·-... v..., rm & hall $15. Any rm $7.50, Management. Will D o &l4-003Z. ., • penon. Huntington Beach i~. er.r1m11c . ey care for alnbulatory male d>S'I'A MESA -646-Zl30 H.B. Hurt leg 894-5~~ couch $10, chair $5. 15 }TS, w· ... ~o• M t Cleaning. M. Feltman, 1035 Convall"Seent Hoepltal, 1B8ll I ;. 'Costa Mesa or female •. Balanced. diet. Buaines.1; Rental . '43 BLACK & tan Terrier, mix. exp is what count&, not n.1~1 ~ • essy reez, Citrus Apt ,i Red1andl. CONTRO~ lmmed Fl · B 'S ~ • MOVE 'IN AU.owance 642-.9862 or 54B-2562 aft 6. ~ .J •• .. .....J blk &·tan collar, vie. Nwpt method. I do work myseU. ~8:;f.s & garages· mov\ng & Ca. ~: ' ~nine top acct~ ~nsi· orida, H. ' • , ~i1ctrcn wclron1e · Rerrtels to Shii,. • 43G • WANTED ~·· Harbor Hi. 548-2381. Good ref. 531--0101• a tng, $7.50 per hr. .+ . . ble for an <brp & DiV1zional lMMED. opening for ma~. : ;;r N~u PALMS Minimum 1500' retail 1]>8<.'f!. Anytime NURSE, R.N. Calif. Lie. acctg Work with & exp'd medical recept. for 2 l1/ E. 22nd St. _ 6!2·3645 WILL abarJ full facilities of c. 1.iax, 823-3820. · . Lqst S.S.S Cement, Concrete 543-5863 desires .positio_!l. Pl'i. home. directl,. to Prfttdent. = busy general pra.ctltlonert. ~~·SHADY Eu.ts-pOoi. large, weD~ted home SHOWROOM mtg. !i ottice REWARD: Lost late "Aut. CEMENT WORK. m job.too MOV,~NG & Hauling. 24 hr :k: w~~!\~· ~~ ~ open. Supply r esume, p .. ,~~ ibn~l'anee, ... ~!: '!JN!n. 8l1Jnturn. 1 ~. W/ttlined, mature wom&J'l. space. Close in Laguna loc. Vic: Fashion Isle. U'g ima.ll reaeenable Free Sef'Vlce, New company. 646-3ln 67:H>519 pel'IOnlll \"1 .l must be bon-""' oo ng~ .-.-.;, ·• "1t1BR's.'from '$135 UP Pvt. dresrdng rm & bath. $95 to $155 mo. 494-4653. blk " ' Very good pTices You call : dable 4§.5163. open. Resume k ·~S S ciou .t t l Shep~erd mi.x, tan W/ . E1ttm. H. Stufllclc, 548-8615 v.·e haul "' '"'!• ' F. C. Const. bkkpr. Mature ' . to . Cla!silied ad No. 288, l•~DA , B':~~h ... :mmo:~:0;! ra ~ 0 r v e: COSTA 'MESA, 991 W. ~9th. mark p, fioppy airs, pout• PATIOS, walks, drive, irll'ltall ' ~ thru P&L. Write> cla!sified COSMETIC Consui~t help Daily Pilot, P .O. BoX "60, i'f~_-1 !~· bik bch." 1~e, tertalniqg. VM!W lot. 1Zlx9:1 Corner C-1 or M-l, ble flea. collar. Good new lawn&, saw, bff:ak, HAULING, ~ean-up. local Ad No. 292. Daily Pilot. others r;hop 1or Christmas. Costa Mesa, 92626 . .QJre/~urn. Util's incl. Garage. ~l03.f. $2a'.I. mo. 642·3490, !,t m P ~ ~."d • Al!sws to remove. M&,.8668 for e'!lt. moves, exp d college stu-P. o. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Earn $3 hr as a Vanda INVEST IN ' <~trpcrt avail, SlS0/$160 mo. 18xfl> RETAIL store on E. Myshkin • 613-6684. dent. Lr&. truck Reas. Calif 92626 Beauty Counsellor. 54()..9723. -1 m::Jll wknds & aft 5:30 NEWPORT attorney v.ill 17th St., C.M. Avail Jan. 1st, SMALL white shaggy dog, BEAT The Rain! Con«rete 534-1846. ' • 847-7423. YOUlt FUTUllE share home w/pool. Want 2 floors, patios, dri ves, RN, Masters degree, sel'ks I ..+~. ;--, ovu 35 mature business $300 per mo . ~140. ~~tl~re!~~ ~~!. ~~ sidewalks. Don 642--8514. T~ & Garage clean-~p, 7 suitable posh. Allied, non COUNTER girl pt/time days I i Ne"'IY red~rated. 1 1ypes, $125 + expen!!eS. Industrial Rentat 450 tle girl upset. · Re'ward QUALITY Cement Work. Let ays. Fiw est. Anytime, nursing fields oonsidered. ~a~~~.~ A~ lo beach, 0 CE AN 64~1512 wknds, or 1 G do it Li 'd. Bonded 548-5031. Will relocate. (805) 643--9612. tmr, $100. 496--1981. JI i:i'.JO Sq. ft. Oftices, assembly 613-8023. eorge • c • YARD cl --~----~~·I Magnolia F.V. ""':::..:;=::...:::.:..::::.:---1 683-241D ask for Picke , e.rea &: ·machi.M shop &l'E'll, BLACK male cat, 1 YI'· Lost 645-1~95. ' garage, . ean~ps. DEPENDABLE Nurse ·1 Com· -"iDe;:;;ntaI""'""""'""'tan=t--=o=-ntl-:-- 'sle , FE~IALE to share 3 br house Heavy power, fluorescent llJlG between 9th Ir. l Oth St. Child Ce re ~ove tree!, dirt, l\IY, pranion for elderly. Lt. iurgery & x-ray. Exp'd. 1" & in CdM, room & board in lites, foI'Y:E'd air beat &: tile n.•boa. An 1 we,, .A Fill sand. backhoe. 847-200& bs'.kpg, Llvein 545-0739. L "1.BAYFRONT. apl!i. .ow .., H I • Immed ~. _543-0373 tbMfc. $200 to $1.20D mo. exch for being. a ''Big :floors. Ideal for electronics , , Ka 1uk1 a ,,. Reward. YOUNG SET SCHOOL ousec Hn1ng He~p Wanted, M & F 710 gt. Mack, 673-0443 or Sisier"· to a 13 yr, old girl or lite manuf. 15~5 G73-2St5. , Open 7 days 6:30 am-7:30 APT. move 1n & move out's-. DEPENDABLE lady to RW ....._2713, w~n father is out of town. ~.!~~a. Ave., Nwpt Bch REWARD·. Lost G 1 b , 0 n pm Professional teachen, custom boat canvass. Piece BE YOUR OWN BOSSI Men orW~ Lease A Yell ow Taxi Cab Call for Appt 546-1311 ...---6?3--88ll. ~ _ Pre-school ageos 2 _ 6 • New apt. openings. Also of-A Better Position "WOrk/pt time to start. Will e.wport Beech ..:.:.::...::c::.--~yed-,--,-h.,.-,, Guitar (Johnny Sm 1th ~portation for after lice & business bldgs. Pat. furn. machine 4 tbt.; )'OUl' Ask for Herman 1:.~t:~~~·~·~·;;_;_,;:;;;;:;;;::::;;-. WANTED emplo ep COSTA MESA Cuitom)" Le.ft 1n parking lot school care ages 6-lO. s.18-5068. GROWING •pare room or-p.rage.l;;;;;;;;;i;;iii.i;ii;;iiiiiii;ii;;;;;;;;;;j lii~-11-chiek 10 share with same ~ Sq. ft. street frontage. at Don the.:-Beachcomber 646-3706 DEDICATED CLEANING PERSONNEL Eves .. 543--5067. 11 I.. house Youn or mine No O'head side door. $275 mo. CdM. 675-lTID ask for-Jeny. . * \Ve DQ Everything * AGENCY DIPLOMAT GIRL ~SORT LIVING children. (213) 592-2ti90. 9'"J9 \V. J7th St.,714: 639-3llO. MALE Basset liltlnd, btw. Contractor 24 hr. Call 6?3-4D72 I TRAVEL , ' -25 2 Teachers l'lE'ed Ieme.le IRVINE l ndusl I. area. 4,000 Yorktown and Q a r fie 1 d' MY Way, quality home Mesa Oeaning Service Has. open in,. ~o~ ec· Wark all around Disneyland -;<!•FROM $1 roommate. Oceanlront apt. sq. fl. zoned for liif!t H.B., ~3875 Reward. -·.-emod. Walls, ee 11 t n g, Carpets;-Wlndows;Floor etc. comp!••hed tnd.1vidual-. -m tU!iion cireula.tion "''Oiic, Own br. 645--1376 aft 3:30 manufactu~.'.... ~ered3862 LOSf Half Moon Parrott 9.. floors, etc. No job too small. Resid. & Commc'l 548-411.1 who 11 personable & • Commission bonus ~ im· d pm. R. Forney Re11.nur .,..,,... ' 547 ~., ••hr ' rv d h "s INTER ' lt:s .. On.kwood Gar en long wJorange crest H.B. ~JO, """' ans. se • Housecleaning By Day, oer -w io 1 • med, expense account. ~- J?,1 fine neighbors !Vld FEl\fALE roommate wanted ~°: av~e fol'. ~ area. Reward. 8&863.1. Additions * Remodelinz Own Transportation ESTED IN T 0 DAY' per, not necess, CLS we train. to share4~Rapton~boa. building or storage:. 1535 Gerwick & So Uc. cao 836--064S N01 YESTERDAY. Aboveavgeamingw.$450ptt Mifment!: • • • and It's Island avail immed. Call Monrovia Ave. N. B . 40-50 lb blk &: wht Lab type' 673-604l * n, 549-2170 • • Must have proven sue-mo att training. Eng\isb ~ge living In one lwrur-675-&r'.JS or 673-3787. 646-099' -, dog. Named Jupiter. Lost Pa1nt1ng ~ • cess in 1he profes1ion ~ foreigners accept:. ·Wf:__package. There's $1 R001.IMA1'Ewantedtoshare Rentals Wented 460 C.M. area Sat. 54S..5880. Electrlcel __ !:~~erh.~~91!'.~ ......•• & c~nsta_ntly learning. ~f=~m~n'::;~ iUllon in recreation •. • Lagun11. Bea.cit house. BUILDER wants to rent 2 or 1 ELECTRICAL lnstallatioll!I, HANG~, ·~es & InsU., Profits high & shared. Star: cn-4) s:is.t&» e.11 week '.)i' ·ng, tennis, billiards, • -494·2819 • 3 Br. house in need of Instruction I( pP J Temodeling, repain. Llc'd, Paper, vinyJ, flock, paint including Sunday. eaitb ·club1, saunas, pro-Garages for Rent 435 repair, exchange for .. part . Ill!!. ~a:!~e Prices. Free Srore comes to your ~. PLIZ REIN'DERI A ..... 'S DISTRIBUTE Health & 1 ' Est. Ol'tQ-U~.u. Schwartz. 547 5846 ersonne ~.,ncy ~. indoor goH driving_ SINGLE garage for rent $20 rent. 642-1371. · -• 4500 Campus Dr., :NB Ecology line. J>f/full time . .,..-, 345 E 16th St CM ELECTRICIAN, licenHd, * INTERIOR EXTERIOR * "''L'21!8 Bob or Bill L'A"7056. ~-., clubhouse, etc. l\1o_. • • · · Schools & main -~~ !;:· -· Happy - Thanksgiving -.. , 67'""'6 bonded. Small job1, t. Lie., ins .. guaranteed. c'a.111~~!!!!""'!!!!~""'!!!!!!!""'"!~====,..-=c-~-, .,.~ ~ .rv..-s. • , ·11•1 lnstrvctlon1 575 I ... ,-. -"I' DISHl>\'ASHER, Kitchen ''"'''stom dec""'ted singles · & repa rs. '710-°""' -HlllTis, 642-4558, -Expert APT. A~"' -r."-: Mature -:~ I l.U !"'·~ • GARAGE for rent for auto or , r.non.11 ~'-.. ..,.. Helper, Mature lady. Bap-488 E. 17th Cat I?Vinr)'. ~ ~ ~1, BR. Furnished & _Un-storage. w-/-~ .C.M. _ 1 -ATI'ENTION' MO'I1IERS! Furniture airless spraying. O'.ltlple, no child:rtn or pet!. tist Convalescent Hosp., 661 642·1470 ~· Nolease r~irt!d. 320/mo 642-«2'1. 646-1130 Bring )'OUr little ones to visit PROF. Pain~ ex:t/int. Ac· Luxury apt + salary. Will Center St, C.1'!. 548-5585. ~~!!!!'!'"'!!!!!!!'"' ... !!!!!!!!!!•I ibJeJs.Open Daily lo to 8. Office Rentel 440 Personals 5l0 our ~ pre-echoot, Staffed ~~· $5~W:. cous. ceilings, air 1 t-•.• train tf necessary, 64&--5542. LADIES tor Welcome Wagm I . -.by credentialed t.ee.cben. spraying.'Rets.847-1358. Earn Money At Home Cat/typrwr itc!r nee. -AIRPORT CENTER \VHY not aUl'pl'la her for Mornine °"afternoon 5e5o G"'8nrd ~Ushed. 645-0866. No Wasting Am Bkkpr to~ Addreningmail.ForDetalls, fi44-18SO, 546-57.15. QAICWboD GA.ROEN Delmce 1, ~ & 3 room offiCl'.'S Christmas? ~ ,carat Dia· sions. · a ening * WALLPAPER ~ Bkkpr-OPA l'inn ~""" send stamped, self addl'H$-I \'ll · idjacent Airporter Hotel. mond riJtL Tiffany aetting. al'lD Map1e A~ .. °'5ta Mesa \Vhen you call "Mac" Sec'y, Spanish, Fmch $'525 oed envel~ & 25c to Darco----------·I >Jt.PARTMENTS " Low"' .at ... lull .....,,,,,. Retail valu•~l600. A•Jring EDR_UCATIONSASL LANDSCAPING 54&-1444 646-1711 P.T. Aepn~ ~.,,.k s~.~ Oc, P. 0. Box 9308, No. Hol· LUHRS BOAT co. 83.).-2840 or 833·32'[.I \Vkd.ays $285. SUi'priR ,, (matching EADINE . Auto Machinist .,. Jywood, Cali!, 91609• <iM>rt Living tar Single .t-BAY VIEW OFFICES Lady's & man·.-weddtng CENTRE NEW LAWNS PROF. painting-inter/exter. Jr. Acct. Attract. ~ !~~'!'!'!~!"!'~~ .... ..,., 849 W ., lath St. I . band -646-4334 & SPJUiilKLERS lfonest \\'Ol'k. L I e I In 1 • Aretng Clerk, L.A. .....,., ENT HUS l A g Tl C young irr~·Married Aduft!l). Deluxe. Air 'OJnclitioned, . s, )' ~~6-5~n rte -IAN we·heve 11pecial technique, 548-2159, 540-1444. F'igure Clerk, I •. A. $~35 ~·ytrecept .• for architee-Costa Mes•, I·;.;' redecorated. Lido Area FREE~ a r p 0 LESSONS Otiental Garden. Aiso main· PAINTING/P · IS Keypunch L.A s-1511 t I fl ~ I NE\.VPORT BEAC!l Rea!onomics Bkr. G'JS..6700 6 prn &-weelrends. -Your home. Cert. T~achen:. aper1ng. yrs ,. · · $500 u r a o e, ·• y p n g, -M. H ~-k 644 144 tenance. 5314446 in Jlarbor area. Lie & bond· Secy-Bubbly bookcep'g &: some S.H. I ;)·•-16th at 1rvint DESK space available $5(1 SPIRITUAL READINGS -r. auu..vo.; • .() . AL'S GARDENING ed Re1's furn 642-2356 Sr. Acct., CPA ex~r. l14K .. t.:...w. or 642·8170 mo. Will provide furniture AdViceonalln1atters for rardenin& le •mall • · · Software 1\tgr. $20K pret'd. Artistic a bi l i t y ~ at$5mo.Amweringaervlee DaUylOAM·lOPM ·1 I~ land9Caping lft'Ylen call PAINTING : lionest NEWPORT destred. 541F1l65. ' available:11875 Beach Blvd. 312 N. El Ca.m1no Real ---~ 50-5198. Serv1ns N~ ~nteed work. Lic'd Any Personnel Agency :vtSTA DEL MESA Huntington .Beach. 642:-4321. San Oeµieote -. • . CdM, 0.ta Mesa. DoYer sIZe job. can 675-5740. 133 Dover Or., N.8. --EXECUTIVE -· .. ~~I~mm~edla~ .. ~O~-~~~ Engin• lnst•lltrs : Ap.iirt.ments MEDICAL suite or office. 492,-9136, 492--9l34. Shores, West-cliff. -PAINTING.. prof. ·AU work • 642-1870 Personnel Agency = l~l!!R. Furn:&: Un!. Dish· Air-9)lld., 10 rooms. 425 N. DISOlVER D&:QVERY Babysitting PROFESSIONAL Gardener, guarn. COior s p ~c I a_l I 1 ~j!!!~~~'l'l!~'ll!"""" MAIL CLERK •. p Stove & Refrig p Newport Blvd.1300 Month. Find YOURSEL.F in Someone tree work, p r un i ng , 962-6143, 547-1441. AUfOMOTIVE Product Mgr. 1! Or Over, f/time ~ tuf crpt'g.Lrg:Reccenter: DAVIS REAL:J'Y ·.•642-1000 El•.~ ~~ . EXPERIENCED mother sprinklers, clean up jobs, YOUsuppythepaint.Fiooms BOOKKEEPER B.S.E.E. degree pref'd. =~ric~ C~~ : ,,JtENT· Slarts $155 3 VERY nice secood floor of. Call now · No obliga~n available 1or Aitting. Mon-I ~ n d l! ca P in1 • George, pain ted $10 ea. Also ex-Exper, Smail office. Various Heavy marketing e>eper. in Schools 4W1 T.pstin &.Mesa Drive fices. 17871 ·Beach Blvd. (714) ~ (213) 38'1-:3393 day thru Friday, days only, MG--5893. terior. Call 54Q.7MG. duties. Salary open. Ulguna computer peripheral or re· • Bin:h St., New. , .. * 545-4855 * Ov:ner '(213) 394-0015 Days. NATIONALY ~COGNJZtt> $12.SO per wee k. Call AL'S La.nd11Caping. Tree FOR .clean & ne~t painting, :~~~n. area. S.16-9967 or 1a1ed field. To $20,000. ~ :::!;. Calif. ~ tor APts., Apts., ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 54Pr7054. removal. Yard remodeling. interior or exterior & reas. AVON PRODUCTS . th A 1• 1• E • MAID work in exchaJ'¥Ie for 'F.Ji~. or' UnfuJ'ft. 370 Furn. or Unfum. 370 Phone . 542-7217 or_ wri.te LIC'D Day Care, 1 am-5:30 Trash hauling. lot cleanup. rates. Call Dick, !J68-4065, is e pp 1ca ion ng1neer apartment. 2376 Newport _,;;:::;:;.:;_.;.;...;..:.;;.;:;.;... __ ;__~------·I P.O. Box :im. Costa Meea. pm. Hot -·"·. Xlnt .... -. Repair sprinklers. 673.-11~ 1 worlds largest &. most 3-5 Yrs recent exper, in com· Blvd, CM. 54• ~' a h N B h .,,..,&IJ!I _...... Pla;ter, PatcJ), Re,a r respected cosmetic com-mttctal & military e.pplica· "'-'...::..:..:c:..:=~.:."::="---1 •wpor1 eac ewport eac COUNSELING It. Info for Harbor /Baker area. UNIQUE Lnndseape. Lii!':! Pl p h" I . pany. AVONrepresenta,tives tions. Engineering degree, MAID, live-in, over 35, Ex· ~""' P'SST! '.7KEEP1 IT UNDER .~ ... tJ' YOUR HAT .. "' VISTA DEL MESA OFFERS FREE ••• r RifRIGERA TORS OL YMPlC SIZE POOL j(!ISHIVASHERS BILLIARDS ·CARPETS & DRAPES GYMNASIUM 'f.RivATEPATIOS _ CARPORTS '•· 'Party .Roo.m Wilh FIREPlACE, T.V., STEREO "':fTiat's right, when yo u rent one of our super .;Rpartments oll these extra features plus much, much more is included at no eXtra cost. Come -see our rOomy one and 2 bedroom oport- ments and you'll agree it's. the best deal in :{qwn. But hurry ·as .supp ly -is limited and :ttrey're going fOsf. We're loco!ed in the ~cit . •Bay area near-U.C.1., O.C. Airport· fashion ~ICIJ1d.. Sou1h Coosi P1ozo, Nawporf ·& S.D. 1{-t'wpys' ond juif, o couple minutes from ,~blue ·_P9cffi~. r·:_sEAUTrFUL LIVING THAT . ~ BABIES THE BUDGET! C' 5155 -From "'· .. ,, ..... ....... --Jt.·visfa :: Del ::·Mesa ;;Apartments -Tustin & Me•o'-Oriv• ... _ . •llll11lt llwtne ·-"'"" ._. Ph. 545-4855 ..... -- "'----7' 1~ !: t ...,, .. ' .. -~ . '• 11 . ~ ,,.,. ...... .i,, Mlflttff .., S..thrw c...tit1 MfMt. (•. ..;..f!E\i •• 1rr.v9ri.. ••••*'.!''"'' 1""' & 11'.0J.C. a.M!i" c.,.. •• s.bortion, vasectomy & adop-546-1539. hauling, cul1tlvation:.6i&nss S= n~ ~ng~e:i<>r'or can take advantage of tltl!ll To $13,000. perienced only! 2 eflildmt. tion. ApCare, 5424436. EXPERIENCED child care ting, gen. c E'a1lUp 1r1 • ...,.,air n 1,·-e -"·tlon In -·-•·~-• '" -·0 aft -4 Small Jobs. Lie. 847-3471 " ·~ .. y... .. ...... """"w ~. Social Clubs 535i weekdays tor children 2-5 • profitable bwrinesses o 1 Electronic Tech ----·-·.----1 yrs. Fenced yard. Lunches EXP J apanese Gardener. Plumbing their av.Tl. Call now. \Vith mechanleal aptitud~. 1-IAR~ & singles! no_w included. Just ott S&n Diego Know how, up-keep, plant PLUMBING REPAIR 540--7041. Smail bµt progress.ive co. acceJ!ting rnembentrips Jn F'wy near Bristol. 5'9-4038 pest, ·trimming, clean-up BANK •-t·-wanted. offers resptmsible pocitkm a: Ne\\'J)Ort Bay Club, Call 968-34S6 No job too small .x:\;''° ... ., . 673.-llSG. Get acquainted VACATION Mother ~ill care ' • 642-3128 • Exp'd in banking pret =d~~. aggressive · Christmas party planned. for children in your home. EXPER. Japanese Gardener COLE PLUMBING Please contact 1.!r. Barnes T I l'•A Refs. Own car. Exp. Tree trimm~. Clean-up, 24 h 19el"Vice G4a.l1G1 at 673-2500. An equal cip. Pi Qill F A MALE cir Female tor Animal care-taker, Over 30 for animal hospital. Must haw aincere interest in animals. Write Classified Ad No, 291 Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560 Costa Men. Calif. 92620. rave ;J'tv 645-057.t: Lawn M11.intena~. r. · rtunity .....-nJoyer. C!6le or ppt 795S R f " l"'po=~=-··_,_,···""'--,,-, Or Send Rerume , · BABYSI'ITING -Licensed. 646-0619 or 548--00 ing BARMAID wanted. no exper. Mary Baughman MECHANIC, ·all around TRAIN tour 10 ?.tazatlan, Brookhurst & A ti an ta. EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. REPAIR. recover any roof T!eC('SS. Vikki's Lou n e: e, mechanic wanted in H.B. l\~ex. Jan 20·30th 1972. $l8S Clean. Fenced~. :xlnt tood. Complete prdening .serv. problems. \Vened11. Roofing. 1791~ Ntwport Blvd., C.M. 410 W. Coast Hwy., NB area 893-934-4 betwn S am 1 111ng.le, $324 PET couple Rrr LiMrur 968-6819 Kamala.nl, 646-4616. ""'-e -645-1691. s.!8-9242. Suite H 64'2716 & noon. ' rail. lncludes:2 meals a day,lli;i·ii;~·;ij~ii;-iiii!iiitlliiii!iiiiiiiii~iiii~ ''" ~" ' ;;ii;;iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I 1 <f J!iles La Playa Hot~I.I'* * * * * * Sewing/Alterations BEAUTY Op era tori:;::-;:;:::::::-;:::::: MEDICAL cocktail parties & many -wffollowtng. Paid Vac .IExro.rrzvE SEX:RE'I'ARY xlras. Pvt train com· European Dressmaking o:ist:a Mesa. 540-8934. Difficult job requirer ex- partmentii. 548-5354 art Spm. • All eu.stom fi!tecl. Personal BEAUTY Opr. Xlnt oppor. petie~ woman, II e 1 t d Fashion advice. 673-184r. H.B. Salon. 968-3535 or d4'ecting &: lood et letter . Trader's Para ise • o ... ,..,.,, ••. A11' ... "°"' !168-3334. "'' '°' ea1. Composition .. ...,"''"' -· , ~ • i , Df!S'igned to :i;uit you, BOOKKEEPER _ accoontant prHident of a large corp. I Cail Jo * 646-M4G tor medium t!ilt' CPA finn Recently rt'Ioca led in i nes Alterations -642·5845 ,n Laguna Beach. -Prrfer \\lestminsler. Xlnt oppty for la] FoUnd tfrff eds} sso Neat, 11.ccurate. 20 years exp. data processin!f exp@l1entt. ·capable pel"90n .. must be . t 1' mes Tile ~tust be aggreSSi\•e &:-crea-.sa.lea oriented. Bc!aut!M II·;_;_ ______ _,; tive • note, procrastinator. surroundings, good benef!I~. 1'"'ND Cat; grey/bla,ck/tan _ CERAMIC tile new & Public accounting ex~i· Please send rerume to P.O. stripes with white chest-& --"t'l!model. Fre . est. Small ~ required. Can ~. BOX :m;--wtstmUWter;-Ca. v.·hite paws. Altered mal~. dollars jobs welcome. 536-2426. BOOKKEEPING 92683. Vic, ~fega Verde C.M. 545:-3536, Tree Service t!AOt.INE OPERATOR ~CED solderen, 6 i,;T,;~;.-;:;:::;:--;;:::;ol'"----------------~' I -Will train recent bigh IChool mo. to 1 yr up. Mobile GRAY & black striped GENERAL Tree Serv. Yard grad w/gd know1.edite of Oxmnunlcations, 2930· Coi- Calico cat, not full grown, Lux .. rondo'z. Waikik1 Bch. t By OWner: '40 ocre level In clean-up, hauling. iiprinkler bookkeeping. Kf.JUl.t RIMA Jege Ave., (Harbor le Bak- fira collar. V.ic. Oceanfront & 2 BR., exeh for comm'\, Ant.a Val., Riverside Co. F repairs. Reas. &lS-.."iMS. HARD\VARE, 26"6 Harbof m"), C.M. 5'0-~'l'M. It. 28th St. N.B. 548-0261. indtat. or apts,, Or. or San &. C, \\ill trd all or p.\rt, in-Television Rtpeir Blvd. C.i\f. 1,;E"'x°'P='E"'=R'-. ;S::;A'!li'L'i'MA=K""E"R' fND: Blk cat w/2 wht Diego Counties, G44-6t11 come prop. pn:o_fcrred. (714) BOOKKEEPER Call or appl.y! Hood SaU· marking! abo\'(' lip ~ "''hi The Trn'in Co., RealtOl"ll c>l6c.·..c8833=-'A"•-'-k-'f"'"''--A~n"n"-.=--I --•-B"'L"A_TN_""'>:'°·s·TV=o·.,..--li\fust be extrtmcly orgsntted, makers, 861 W. 18th St .. I pa\\'S. :1-6 mo''-old. 6061 f>ahn Spdngs de-luxe 8 un-Mounlaln honie, Big &11r, Au 1 hori z c>d ~1 agnll.vox Unusual oppor. w/mgmt po. C.1\f. 5..JS.3464 1 Shelly Dr., 11.B. !111 "'/pool. \Vant rllx hon1e 3 BR, fu ni,, ~"·en;, all ulil., SC!Vlce 1e1rtl1'L Draft exrmpt. X1n't EXPERIENCED f'OUND amall $!1'1'Y kiltrn. or unlli;, 1~st area. Only FH.A loe.n. Trade for local l{no\\'TI for honesly 540-4313 co. bene.fiti;. Apply in pel'· ?.>!11.rine Hardv.·ue Clerk 2800 bloclc Villa \\'a y, $140,000. 1:''1(1,000 ~. Hoy improved, lots or 1'! $Oil, 1580 Monrovia, N.B. M8·524n after 6 p.m. Balboa Peninsula. 675-3579 J. Arnt$0n, Rltr. 49-1·7260 ** 61'J.6756 ** [IlJ BOYS 10.14 F /C Bookkeeper atttr 6. A '691 0001 ~~ ~f:l1 · Hame"'m;~~··,~ .. ~t :" invnt4 bd. 1· .,...,,,." I i I ., 0 oeuvtr paSanpo ... J in ~~ Q>A Finn. Looa1 mISJI Setter, tnalr. H mos. IJ o. P s • .,, "• .,,,.,.,., ape, · tnJ.l'I,., ,y_, ~or -~;;;;;;;·~;·~, emente, uan _.,_. can 1.orft.ine old, Brookhunt Ir A!Janta t..e.ndau top tor VW bug, nn home w/IJO(f ht btl)'b'nl trano and CaplstranO Bencb WESn::UFT Im'&. Identify 968-354& but or camper. . af'fA to UOOM:' Broe~~ area. , .PEROONNEL AG!:NC'f' ' . 67:NZ>! I""""'"ent Co. 67J..,-Job W•ntod, Mole' 700 ' DAILY PILOT ""3 W""clifl Dr. N.B. \\1iT cat •"/grey mask It . c-F w 3 -"~ rniu•k'mgs, Vic: Tu!tln le lfaw 110,003 eq 1n 2 Bil hm ..... ""& rtt a.shington, , ..,.......,.... 6f5..2770 RN & OR TECHNICIANS Experiencecl 1.c.u .• ·c.c.u. & Sub Acute Areas ••• 3-11 p.m. & lf.7 a.m. lVN'S FULL TIME LAB TECHNICIANS {2}. Exper. Llc'd Licensed. P a rticulerly Bacteriology. T 11 k • N ite Cells. Willing To Work Weekends, 7-l p.m. & 3-11 p.m. • Excellent Working Con· dltions & Fringe Bono- fits •••• MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL l1th.C.l\f.6~2-S938. ~~.~~·~~~16:1':; ~&'::ire~e~c.!:i~i SCRAM•LETS c;>UICK CASH GEL. Coater; ~ptr. All 3 . •hifts. , .1631 Plac t. n t l a 2~'P\itrtn Re11l H-. FOUND su1'fboo.nl in lhtn-tl'Ali~ for duplrx or 1 Sub-npt, f'XCh~ lor So Ollif ,or I I "' tingt(ln Bl'aC'h, P ol! It Ive mlt olft1r. Bkr. 642-fl400 H.\1\•aii. 539-16&1 nlOm. onlJ.'. ANSWERS THROUGH A A\!e. Qista Mesa. ' • ~f ~'!On v "io. Ca1lt. ldcn1tficntion 5.~S-j()22. * • * * * Have $,\1.000 em•if .. In Cor· GENTLEWOMA.i.V to.{__&M for CE 0 • 0. .. -, DAILY PILOT M.pp)' home. ln•lne. itttf!r-. on ,,..n ie:;o Frwy. ' ROY'S BlliC' • v1c1n!f.)' Oocan. 1936 fQltD c:ln~sic ', T. OllJ dM l\l11r triplex-, IW'f'd 10 rotgcr _ Jlonor-Fauna _ noon11 or livt--in. or140 .Jnii. k Crown Valley Pn..rkwa.y) fnmt , N.B. Co.It aficr 5 p.m, pick up. Xlnl cond. 'l'r11dc trade up fnr unil!I'. or'.' Sub-Ctni~nt _ OIANGE 'f ~''-"'" !or mo"""""'' "' '·. _ mil ""'· 642-M-OO McN"'" ov1r1 ... n1, ; ,.,,.,_.n1• WANT AD 833-W2l. PHONE "145-3182 Really. -· -'"' In 1 <-I •+ JJ11vt 2 opentnp for (714).'9' .... f'NO. SaJl10J'td. Plr&M" lri~n-• , l v. is .. .,,.. i. uuaney. " ~ "'' Samoyed R.,c., * *· * =L --r u.. :.... s.m.ot.,,..,._tonld,.,. 642-5678 •u!)lmonlfncdellvv1. 17141 IJ0.771IO · "1<' >< >< ~A·'~E " lnlCk needed. 96:1-1'89. 397-1At2, ,.................................... ·~~;:;..,~"...:.._V~·-~~--· ~-~~~--~- • I '· ,... . . --·- DAILY PILOT ---'Fri l~t I~.__[ --~~ .__I -~I~ -1.__ .. _ .... :.._. ~I • ,,.. teY.. l --~-''_,_""' __,![IlJ [~. _-.. _ ..... ___,![Il] l.__,_.,_-___,![IJJ I ........ Help w.~tld, M & F ;: Appll•nu• I02 G•r•ge Sllle 112 Mlscallaneou1 111 Holp W•ntod, Mi F 710 Holp Wontod, M & F 710 -~ -- M::Ucel RELIEF Maid. 3 days a Stctttal')' KELVIN ATOR mat c h i n c GARAG.E Sale: Fou.nta11'1 OJGAN'l'IC DISPOSAL -Receptionist T rainee \>;eek. $2.00 hour. llarbOr EXPER. PAYS dl:luxe 11i·u:b.er & dryer. Vf-11ey. Somethin&_ !or AUCTION S4.00 f ee Pala l~n .t.1ott1, 1800 '''· Balboa, Clear the ground w/good Ptrf. cond. l/3 on,. $100. effr)'one. 9Pc Br set Incl Warm Ir friendly, eoven tem-N.B. ikiUa & build ~ourse.U a ca· both 952-1678. triple drewr l ~1pread, -ptted ~rten wlu~rstand· 1'R~E~L~l~EF~~Coo~k-, -,-,.,-,,-.-"'l~.d~.1 _~ w.La nwober onl'! corn· Coldl~ Rm:ig ~ _ _!11 likl'! nl'!w S!>S. \Va5hlna; IJlr attl!ude-desired f o r Baptist Co n v..a I es c e n t paey, Lois o! people con-Norge Stov~ga.&. $20 macli. old, bu1 works It promlnenyroW $lorutl QU. Ho1pit.RJ, 661 Center s•, tact. To S&.¥1. Call Lynll Bolb--·0 .K. oondiiion lcob likl!' new, $•IQ, dryer IC'I!. Cail "Pat Kt1nncdy. C.M. 548-0085. Todd, 833-2700, Dennis k \Vork Good! MS-7881 SIS', pilot lite. needs ad- 833·2700. AJ90 Fee Jobs. Dennis P61'50nnel Agency ju.1fJfli. Accordr.Jn llO bass, Dermis 6. Dennl11 Pel'!IOnntl RN'S 2082 MicheJson Dr., Irvine. C L •EheA N/ d 1 a 1 el mmt ho d•'t 1 ' beaut., , uRd 8, times, paid A '°'' Ml "-! o , . wa r ry~rs c s s, S;jX}, sell 'ii price Or·~st ofr. aency, c .. ., son r.. Sec y·Rtc:e ptlonlst Del-90 day gu,!J'. ~l...$fi31; fish aquarium hair dr)-er Irvine. Xln't co. Gd Potential ~1778 • 1. !Ots of ml:.C. 968-2068, Men. Women. Cl\Jldrt'" Call Lo rraine --i FAME & FORTUNE WESTCUFF 'Auction 804 16461 Ea;ret, F.V. Could Awai! You ALL SHIFTS PERSONNEL AG ENCY FOR Sale: Ebony Chord Independent Film Prod. Co. 2032 Wes1cllff Dr., NB ANTIQUE ESTATE Ofaan. Golf clubs, n tlre- Nffds New Faces For TV F unta'n y II y 645-2770 ·A'\JCT\ON menl &ift. never used. Commtrcials, ~1ov\!'s, 0 I a e SERVICE Sta. Attendant • Sunday alternoon Dinette set, swivel chrs. Adver tising. expt>r prt1fd. Top pay. Full November 2Sth, 1 P~i Ca09py bed, white. CQmpl, NO EXPER . NJ;CESS. Community H,ospital & p/lime avail. Apply, F1NE EUROPEAN PERIOD S50. Wheel chr, coffee tbl, $32-$13!1 Per Day Shell, 17th & Irvine, N.B. PIECES It EARLY chrs k lamp,s ... Also. t~~~~"-"~'_ .. _1_·"1_5_1~=~ t 17100 Euclid at Warner . A~1ERICAN ANTfOUES garage sale, some antiq's_ Mgr. Trainee $9600 979-1211 SERVICE s:a. Attendant_1. Antique G allery Bldg, Sat .1: Sun only 1l am. J04(I Full & p/flme. Apply m 204 \V Cha lUl A , o Coolid&e Ave, Cosla r.1e$a f tt Pai.d. Have a ~nee~ Lr~· RN's & Aides, all shitis, penon. 200 \V. Coa1t H'<I')', · Pl)l \e. rg. fin alley) 34&.50. 20, t~rest 1n a ~Z:· This ex· xlnt . hinie bnlts. Beverly NB. Furniture 810 pand 1ng. n11l ! ~· seeks col· Mano r Conv. H 0 , p , , its:~ trained 1nd1vlduaJ. Em-C . tr Bch 49&-._86 ployer interviewing in our 11.pis ano · J I · ofcs. Call Bob l\fcCoy, 833-2700. Alw f ee Jobs: Den· nis /j._ -~nnis Personnel Agency, 2082 ~fichelson Dr., Irviflt'. MGR. Sales, earn SOOO +. Co. tr 11ining, bonuses ll ex hours. 64&--0949 Lee. ROBINSON'S e NEWPORT e BEACH Full Time Opening For SERVICE eslab. F u 11 er ----------Brush Customers. C.?.t. Up \\' H 0 LES ALE -MAT· to $160 wkly lo start. TRESSES & BED ~\f 962--0416. SETS .. (name brands) sell- ing OU!. (Sat &: sun ONLY MAHOG dln'c ta ble S25. ?.1aho& end tables Sl5. 3-spd bike S20. iita tc h lng uphol1tered chain Sa>. 5 HP elec motor S15. 64~256:l. SHAMPOO girl·f'or b usy 12 noon. 5 pm) Sherries SAT, 11/27, Garage Sale, shop. lt1ust be lic'd opr. Ask \Varehouse 694 w. 17th St. 9am-2pm. Ml11c. Jazz. Br. =l .. or ... M;i"' .. · .. " ........... ' .. "•' ......... ,1,;cc;,M,:.,.,"""',_..;:;°":;;c'-;:-::;:.-;:;::-I set comp! $800. 1524 Keel • 8' &: 4' Green & gold sofas, Dr, CD~1 . . perfect S45 & $25. Fren'ch LAWNJ\tOWER S7. GE STENO/TYPIST For l\1ajor Ba nk Trust Dept. Prov chrs. SlO. Mahog table Vacuum $15. Stroller $4. etc. MEN over 21 w11nted f or Dictation essential. Perman· & pads $20. Stack bookcase 26162 Adelanto, J\1ission Vie- arly AM aulo route. Ap-ent carepr opportunity for glazs front $75. 6 Swive'I ki t jo. Experienced prox 2~1 hrs per day. j\1UEI FlnER qUal!tied person. Excellent h s2 M8-35S3 'd I H B r F V t1mployee bent1lits. \Ve 11.l'C t="~'~'=-' ~"-'---·---GARAGE Sale, Sat. k Sun .. ~;~79. n · · 0 · · SE.-6. MSTRESS an equal opportunity em· QUEEN size ' ' C o n t o u r ' ' 11127 & 28, 10 am tll dusk. ployer. chair \\'/vibrator. Condition 224 It 226 Pauline PL, C.~f. MODELS needed p/time Co p J'ke F · S ~ ~--0,;0--• Be-I•"· ntitct R.f . alge 1 new . Ir st 1::.U Ci'~h PATI. O Sale Sat. & Su n. 2400 eve1 It 'vknds. \Viii train. .F>"'-"' ,..... "" "" • 1121 s Hal d &14-0113, ext Zln gets it. · la ay Cliff Dr., Nti"\\•port Beach. L-=Ca~ll-=~=..,...,"ooalcct-,6,,P.,.mc-. -,,,I Apolv in pel'50n 10-5 p.m, SECURITY PACIFIC St. S.A. 547-3119. 645--0255. MOLDERS-Fibera:lass. ex-a '2.Fuhion fsl., N.B. . NATIONAL BANK SETTLING Estate 12· couC'h,l cc~oo-=--~-~~ • , JI 3 -"" '53 MG. Elec. euitar. G-1 Joe pt:T. & 1ra1nees, a iwout.s. Equal opportunity emp!oyer 5.j(J Newport Center Dr. s:;co. Din rm tab!!', 6 chrs. •••1 I · c Jeep .1: Trlr. PlantJ. 814 .1.o.1 P acenha, .r.1. Suite 350, Newport Beach "·al. $450. Golf clubs SS5. ::=ii::i::::;~===~f eor1ez, o t. s.G-8092. NB Arch!. firm has opening --i\1any more hshoJd items. for exp'd draftsman .1: proj * SALES CAREER * S A $l4K 499-1423. Household Goods 814 r. cct. to ==~~--=--1 °"":-::--::--.....,,.,--,-- or SEV&RAL.-STORES_ I. WAREHOUSES e ruRNITURE ..- • MEN'S \VEAR. · 40 \\'oot 1uits. 100 11i'OOI spt Sa C:kett & 200 all \\'OOI slacks e FABRICS 6IXXJ Yards ·for· r~wing needs ' e PAINTIN.GS 9:l Paintings taken in on debt ' e PHOTOGRAPHY' EQUTP A Larve store stock of new and u~ f'q uipment e STQRE FD..'TURES 5 Stores close out e WAREHOUSE FIXTURES :m Ft. &helving "'Obd .l- meia'I, 125 ft fabric cutting tables 9 ONE DAY' ONL"/ 9 SATURDAY NQV. 27 10 AM tO 6 Pl\I RELIABLE AUCTION SERVICE INC. 1281 Logan • Bldg D Costa Mesa STEREO, 1972 Garrard, has full stereo Ch¥1ger, air suspens io n speakers, AM/FM stereo rad i o w/FF:r + tape deck, still brand new, \\·as I e ft unclaimed on laya\\•ay. Sold for S320. pay off balance '>f $115 or take over small paymen!J. Cotlection Dept: 714/893~01. Mlscollo.-1· Ill Pl•-/Ort-GI sor• i Ch!Dpont1a1e .. ,. -co..·~1 i'AfilN -AIRF.DALE , t.m.r . -ill '· -... 11, 1'1Cklnc oh&~, ORGAN DEMO SALi home JO>:tt cbllilron. 'i nt."IV rttrl& ... lw1 board, 2 • b-3.blet, railtd •/cal. ~ addi na: macb., 1B38 Buick, Saw tip to SUOO on· .elected &hota., 54s.l3TM.. .... 1 • l!N9 Portchl'! 9115, Taraa, ooneote floor demo'~ Gftat PLEASE ;\ft • hOiiJt to RCA color TV, m I 1 c b<l)'a. ~" our demo ,Plnet1 ~ ..... 1 c:lothb!;, small appllance1, &»o. Alt~lse .old a. t;ieaulfhll ~~ ett..1-1-t~ tool&, bYdfopo.olc carden wtth new -..rn.nti~. private Mfnk brown •fl!M eyes. unit, -rue , cabinet, etc., l~na A deUwry. WHILE 968-95n-, 495-S29'1. 6'4-8381. 'nln LAsr! 11 D.\LMATtlli . ~.,I FIREPLACE WOOD GOULO MVSIC wks, T In all, ! ~ '!'ii Thonksglvln1 Spoclol Spoclot 10% OFF Reguler Price Monti on this od I N. OF ADAMS ON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH CALL S45-I075 Mteo:r 6 pm" •AUCTION& IGOUSE Auctlon1 •Very Fri, 7 pm t'urn. Appli. Antiques 3015 w. w&rner S...\i (follow searcti iichti SIS-;ul 9 M7·TI33 AKA! 345 tape rec, 3 motor. revt'rse $300. Sansul No. 1000 stereo Rcvr 130W $)25. Vol&tlandeor prominent W/F 1.5, wide llJliil!', Tele len1. filters, kit, $200. 19 T 0 Spalding elite aolf c;lub1 D-4 alum. sh$_ft $200. 546-9579. • • Slnco 1'\1 ' &O!"I ho...... 142. Bob-21:H5 No. Main, S.A. PJ., CM. M$-72J,8. ~ 541• * i.Ov1t11LE 2 yr old blkf~ * SALE SAL!J * m..ie cot. -· -· Pl~NOS '•• OfiGAHS box ...,,.... .. ....-. , St'e!nway, Ka.wal. Hammond, FREE till dlrl, JOU haul. l AUt-n, Bald.win, etc. Froin Good IOJl b'om our trcail' .: ~ RENTALS $10 up. y&rd. s4o-;m aft 5PM. : Mon&. Fti tves 'til 9 , -PLAYFUL pu:pptn. ,,_. Sunday 12-S • .__ · nt ~·-•! Fl ILD'S PIANO CO. ·~ ptnn""" ·--'" • , 1833 Newport Blvd. • * !U-D!& *-• COl'ta•Meta. 714/645-3250 "HARRY",, lovable ·eeaa· WOULD YOU """""· _.,..,._ SI0-<11 .. BELIEVE , FREE ORGAN LESSONS W9U~ lift lo, ctw .. - as '°'II u ')'OU lib! 'No rec-, 111e 48 do~ to~ ' lstratlon. Noohllptloa lUlt 1!4Y-~. I'\ ·: ~ C!oD\f!, MOfldt.yJ T:~fPID VERY1afhetion&te·l ·)'I' old 1 . COAST~M IC '• $1-· -.. cat, ollrd, i ~w. __.:_---·""'"· box 1ra1"'°' 8"-<lU9. 1 1 ORGAN' ALE . Go rm en .~phofll Pl/P. , - Conn Organ Annual • P'all • ~ * lli«l--'179 * ' · I Clea:ruce. Save up to siOOo : on selected console floor · ' JU· 1 ~":de~s~• di&OOQl\fl _on l " ~ ~ ~ J~ .' i COAST ,MUSIC. ;;;iiiiimiiiii~iiil '• N~:WPORT 6 HARBOlt P.ets, "11-:..r11 l -i: Fine F\lrOifuie Costa Mesa * ,&u..28S1 _ _,,.,,-°".°"'"'°,-""'"'°',.--,1: f & App!lanC'l!s Organ Storege Sele --~~~~ .. ~-~! *AUCTION* Auctions Friday, 1:00 p.m. A!len 25 pedals, ~ 32 ~ "1&1111r ··-~ ~' '-' ~ Windy's Auc.tion Barn pedals. Artisan C'hapel'mod.., · !WS-71$." ro751,I Newport, CM 646-.8686 Baldwin SA, Wurl 41m, WW'!. BANTAMS·A Gee9t Geel 1: Behind Tony's Bldg Mat'! HOO. Antique ·Reed organ. Bantams. 15c up k,·ss. JfO 16' SECTIONAL c o u c h , Newport Organs * · 645-19t Meosa Driye., Upr Sq. Scotchguarded, c r u 1 he d LOWREY Pianos & Organs; -C•tt • velvet $150. Elfie . gar door Yamaha. Plano A: Organs; & ' • archt. 548-2552: aft. 5, 3 Yrs CPA exper. Partner-FLORAL design '<l'hite l\vin KING Reversible Spread, 54S;0322. 110 Ye;i.r Old Financial Fitm ship potential. E"mali firm. h-e a ct b o ard, fr am e, part l\'ool. grnf&0ldfwht. is laking applications for NURSES, all shifts, Private Duty. RN. LVN, Practical. Ref's necess. L e s c:ou\i e Nurses R e gistry, 351 Hosp!t11! Rd. N.B. Call 642-995.'> any hr. Intervw 9A·5P, i\olfF. sales positions. No tr;ivel. NEWPORT bookcase. spread & canopy, ~. 644-0196. Salary + Comm. Sl2,000 Personnel Age ncy Almost Tit'\\'. S60. 548--2479. 'M~.-.~h~l"n-e-ry-----.8=16 possible. ltfust have 2 yrs , 833 Dover Or., N.B. CLOSE OUT! Ne'v 7 pc college k sales background. 642-3870 ra tan set $250/$350. value-. Equa.l oripor. employer. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""""'""""""""' 645-4230. 1877 Harbor Blvd, .~~---,.-~~ \VOODWORKING ~fAOilN- ERY. Staple 2uns -& ganders. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 12.30 \\1att, AC-DC port. light plants • ideal for Christmas lights boa t PArade. campers, cabins t'tc. Sold new a t S278.25. Limited supply at fantastic 11\vings, $129.50. i\linney·s. 2537 W, C0£ .t Hwy., "N:B. PIANO, walnut Spinet 11,i yrs. Philco wash & dry, elec .. 2 )TS. Maple banjo clock, mirror, bookcase. dra"·er desk, Stereo console, golf c t u b s , broilmaster, suit!!, dresses. 10--12 Jr. &--7. phon!! 67:'Hi327. opener, Gene dlx. :l controls Steinway Pl&nol. Be1t buys NEW borne fer huge .9anse Sl25. Salt & fresh water ln ..new I: use'd.. Schmidt. cat :.. ~ aquarium 20 pl wltb 1tand, 1.-tuslc Co .. !:st 1914, 1907 N. ** 644-0071 ** heater, etc. 54&--3578. • Main, Santa Ana.. 72" FOLDING bed sofa BALDWIN Walnut Spinet, ~... ~ • w/matl. Like new $135. cost $1200. Must s e 11, mro Senoce-AKC male teti~ : 1 Man's 4:l suede jacket $45. S700/blt · otr. 645-568s. cup Poodle, Grey. $85 or p ~ Typewriters, 1 1tand. $7.50, BABY Grand B a I d wt n., ol little. 879-5758, 633-92&f. i M/F. TERJ\t:ITE cre1~·man, exper. 0 1. NUR.~S~IN~G~- LVN SuPf'rvls.:ir for relief. 2 nites a \\'k. 1lpm·7:30 am !hift. Park L I d o Con- valesel'!nt Center. 4 6 6 flagship, NB. 642-SO~t Ct!ll Ron GiJI District Ma nag~r personnt1l, He'd _or unlic'd.1,5-,..-m-,~fu-,-n-&~a-pp~li.-an_e<_" \Ve ofle.r life ins, group combo' TV 1 & he ' h . pd 1. , s ereo a ~ lns~r. vac pr3 U AMIFJl.1 radio. Beds, desks , sharing, a day "'Ork wk. blk & wht TV etc. 557--0496. Call for appl. Barden's Ex-' terminating Co. ask for Joe l\l EOITERRANEAN Sty I e "'erl thnt Fri On!y La ux or Dav!! Barden, 693 Headboard, standard dbl 935.4545 ---A Randolph A\'e., C.j\f. or hex sp"£inglmatt. 6 mos old NURSES Aidt>s, exp e r . SALES • BOATS call 54&-5570. Top Qul ty $lfi0. 644--0919. pref'd. am & pm s_hift. Sap-Gro .. vth orielltt'd boat dealt1r-TYPING: L e 11 er 5 & Mt. Airy bnaktront tist ConvalE'!icent Ho~p .. 661 ship is seeking fhp services . Ce ter St, C.;..t . 5411-55&.i. of 11 r!lreer rr.inrl"<I sales-~i ficauons. f I e. x I b 1 e lnnt:"'OOd finish perfecl oond. man \\'ho .. Vould enjov \.\'Ork-10--20 hrs, coverirt.1t lunch hr. *•* 644-1034 ••* P,\RT Tll\1E RESIDEl\"T ~GR. Ing in !hP Pxn11nrlinl! N'CT'f'11· H.B. 12131 431-6.'l.'15. 8' FLORAL Print m fa . $35. lion ml\rkf't. Sui::cessful sale~ VIETNAM VETERAN 968 Valencia, Apt. No. 4. Married couple for new JO backi;:round a must. &!larv Once in a lifelime oppor. to C~1 54&-&110. unit adult apn; in CostA a11tinst commission. Send 5tart a mgmt. CArttr in 11 1 'B~E~A~UT=IF=u7L~M7..i;=·,-,-.,.-,-,.-.-. ~1~11. letter or re~ume to Cl;issi-local branch ol one of oou n-dining room zet & server, Call Mr. 811rr a t flerl arl no. 249, ·o aily Pilot. _triell biuesl companies. 1ee to appreciate, 545--2093. 646-8666 P.O. BoxJ56U;-Costi 1\r&;-Pl ed tra: . J'!'~~""""""""""~~·J _!C~·~'"~·,"""~~, ==cc;--1 aon 1 ining hp'°"'t am BED wtbookcaEe headboard, 1:: ets you. ea.m "'' I e you box spring . & matt. Good PART time. typing & lite SALESMEN earn. F'ine henefifs ~kg., cond. $30. 5Jl-8058. bkkpg 'req'd. Ne"·port Floor Nf.'eel men wbo are ready lo car, expense-s paid. This L! . Covcrin~. Inc. 3500 E. Cst learn the car business and not a sales job. Start $6000. PLATF'ORJ'i.f &Wtve.I roe.Ker, Hwy, Coro na qe1 l\l ar. _are "'illinit to train. Must Call Don BE:'n~on, 54G-fi0:>5 good cone!, needs reoover- PERSONNEL R E C E PT : have good pen:onality, be Coast11l i\gency ing, S35. 673-q989. This position offers a lot of interested in. a future, dres~ 2790 H;irbor Bl. at ,Adams Geroge Sale 812 Public con ta ct . Old wcl.l, salesminrl;d. Bene.firs. . \Ve will he open Friday Demo., group ins., guaran-, --.. -----establishe'd l\rm. Great co. teed salary plus comm is-\VA_ITRESSES .t':<P d only, .all SU PER NEIGHBORHOOD benefi!s include one "'eek sions. Unlimited income. Ap· shifts. Apply 1n person Jim- GARAGE SALE! Must s~ vacation each 6 months . ply in Person. UN rYERSf-bo·s. 3050 E. Cst H1vy, CdM. to ~lieve the man y SIMI $440. TY OLDSMPBILE, 2S50 \VAITRESS. nPat, s l er t . bargairu; you 'vill find in: Call Jean Brown, 5-10-6055 Harbor Blvd., cm:ta l\1e.i;a. Exp'd food & cocktails. 3 furn. tors. appliances. col- Coastal .,.gency SALES \\1TH to 4 nites per wk. Sml lectors items :tc. Sat Nov 2790 Harber BL at Adams ?.1ANAGEl\fENT d i nner ho u ! e , C d M . 27th 9-5 3891 F1nistem"!, 3rd We \\'ill be open Frida:y OPPORTUNITY 673-i 722. Island, Hntg. Har. PIZZA COOK Looking for a Io ca I \VAITR F'~. F:XP F\1'~$ GARAGE Sale: Sat/Sun. l"ull k p/l\me. Anply alt 5 salesman for c11reer 1•1/lrg e BLUE DOLPHIN e Golf C'lub Pm. J\-ft"-N-Eds Pizza, 16532 financial in Et 1 t ut Ion . cyC"lflped ias, l35j Vi11 Lido. 1-'B Beach Rlvd., H.B. Suhstantial sal11ry + eom-warr., upright ?RfACTTCAL nt1rse, live.in, missions fur a 3 vr. period. WAITRESS rxper. Not undl'!r molding & misc. ms. 3CJ80 whttlf'h~ir pal!t'nt. 511 day Marrif'd, et1!1("'~ gr ,. ri. 21• No. Su n (lr ~!rli-l:~;s i\tadison Ave, C.M. 011·ne'I' of a business pref'd. Apply in person. Knim GARAGE sa.Je _ Furn! wk. 573-7471. Call 646-8972 beh\'ttn 5:30 & ~2 \V. 19th St .. Costa :'ltesa. cooki"" utensils. dishes, PRE-!chool teachl't's. senrl I '~ 7 p.m. M/f . \~'tG Stylists. ex per. or linens, e I e c. app liances, resume tu P.O. Box 1087 L I SALES CLERK rerail \\'ig k nel\uly supp y much more. Nov. 26th & Ne.\\'J)(}rt Sl?ach, Calif. Dept. chain. Apply 12682 Chapman 27th lO to < pm 2•-N Pftime Chrislm(!s. ne at. ...,, personable, knowledge of Ave .. G.G. or 7MO Edinger, Andovf'r. c .r.t. ' P R:OOUCTION music/records. Apply SaL H.B. GARAGE SALE MACHINIS! . U/27. 1011m-6p,m. Th e \VOJ\1AN for one and ~days Sat & Sun. 128~~ J.Jth St .. ** 536-7140 ** M iscellaneous 818 POOL TABLES \Varehouse Sal!. Freii;-ht d11 maged $49 lo $199. Ne w slate f~ctory era fed, S195 to $ 3 9 5. 6.19-8623, 5~66. COLOSPOT Retrig Norge stove-gas Both O.K. "'ork good! -S'lO 120 coDditlon 548-7881 FOR sale janitorial equip. 17" buffer, wet &. dry vacuum, upright vacuums, etc. 646-7082. FRl:E! Wa ter bed (5 yr. guar.l w I purchase of any fnme k liner. 646-2296. POOL table 4:: balls, ne.w covP.r, good cond. Com· position. $140. 846-2482. CARPET: . CarVt!tl b e I g e nylon 75 yds, J75. + tree cotton &hag 53 yd1. 675-2378. OELUXEl Trlm-A-Cise with vibrator, xln'I cond. Sj(), 646-4716 eves & "'eekends. ' FtRE\VOOD FOR SALE Orange & Eucalyptus 544-76.S.1 KROEHLER fl\n couch $45. 36 .. gas stove $30, tabler; & other misc. 847.:atl25. FOR SALE : size S, & 64~740. Girl's skates. • unicycle. lt1INK stole, Autumn Haze, S4QO. J\lust see to ap- preciate. 64.>-2073. SERVISOIT auto ""'aler oon- xlnt mnd. $175. 6Ta-5525. OLD fashioned ml'!at chop. ping blocks 30'X30" ,qnt cond. $150. 548-1345' My Loss· Your Geinl * oarat diamond ring, Tif- fany setting. Va.Jue S6CJO. Asking $285. {f"REE. never worn , lady's & man's wed- 1 port. $15. Soprano Stu:-Wi.lnut. Paid · over' $1200. GUARD DOG: See ~ \ 0 ! ophone $15. 549-Jln. Best ofter 673-3345. ' mln.J@ture Schnauzers. AKC M-~,-CHT-N~!S-T-'S_/_lm-pect<J--,~,-, t FOR ule Steinway Grahd houae~k~n. ! wks, '}ill ' Wood too!" hox. 10 drawen. P1_ano, 5'6" Also piano bar Cham.pion lines. MS-4~. 1 ' ! " Like new, 64!h383& eves. -aV&il. Make ofier_6U,.8293,. JUST in time-lot OuiJlmat~ • Misc11taneou1 Wanted STEINWAY CONSOLE small toY chatppagne pc:ot_ ; ding bands,)..._Ca.ll 54S..5nO 1;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;!!!!;;;;! aJter 6 p.m. & .... ·eekends. no wlbench. Beaut. l tallan styli'!-~~.ale, 2 ,mo's ~· : wainut sm_ 833-0173 PRJVATE PARTY WANTS GREAT Dane pupa .A.KC Fawn, U, wtts old. CharriP. •ittd. SlOO A: up tmna, : 633-4TI7: ' SACRIFICE! 'iJ Carat diamond ~· ~ Tlf· fany setting. Retail ~value S600. Asking S285. Cl\1atchini: Lady's & Man'! wedding bands, never '<l'Orn, FREE!) Call 540-5710 after 6 pm k weekends. GO-Cart, surfboares: 6'2" Russell t\\·in fin 5'8", Belly board. l{J.spd. boy's bike. Sm. girl's bike. Pin&: pong table. 118 Via Ithaca, NB. 673-2916. ' SLEIGH -One horse open, eurhenllc anti que, per f . cond. Bumper pool table, extra long, twin beds, 540--0617 eves. WHT. GQld · Greed dt'sign l''edding set ''Oran&e Blossom" engagement ring, 1/3 karat. Handmade wed- ding band aK). 673-66&4. 2 FREDERICK Rash Pain- tings, Autumn scto'nes, $100 & $125. Walnut co ffee & end tbl. S75 & $50. Settling estate. 499-1423. ?.fOVING: all hous eh o l d furnishings, appliances and accessories 962-0061. mu s t .0, NEWPORT Yacht CI u b Membership tor sal~ at a very substantial savings. 548-2381. CASH PAID FOR Tonu;~,rt~roRCASH. f1ne turnlture, appliances, antiques. OM piece or P.l•y1r Pl•no, $465. houseful. Call day or nl&ht, 1----~---,:---~ 549-2241 or 547·7711. l30 G~T Dane le-male fa~ i ARC, provtn lhow .quail!)', .f~ mo. Cropped I: ~. ~ 6f5...fl)9. : -~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;""!';;;;;;I Sporll"I Good• WILL take &cod c:are of )'OW' GOLT clubo ·PCA Rydtt ·CARDIGAN Welch - grand piano whil!! you cups:" Comple~ regis. set. puppies. ARC Reg. Penn travel or re-nt your home. m:iods It tro1:11, like new shots. exceptionally healthy, No ch!ldren. 540--2279 aft $125. 5'6--0401. · 497-1276. l 5PM. Store,. R11t•urant, "c"ERM=~SH=EP=--.. -.,-.--,A=I<=c. WANTED naITOW high bac:k 8 ~ 132 Beaut, hl!al·thy, champ Unt. ,1. wing chair. Sterling er .. ~: Bted .f or temperament. • flatware or pearl handle ~ I · & f "' 615-0038 FOR·eale Oimmfo&1 itove kn1ve1 or . · CHru~• •• P"~l•• d •, & hood (Wolf .Junior· •C. ->~••ww "rr .., J<NIESEL K-2 or ~ua.l. 205-622C~ 2 -del'!p fi.t 1ryers, mixed 'breed. 210 CM, marker Prt!f. Will ·P:,mml kit. sink. Upright * ~ * pay $75 to $100. TI4 :846--4586 frttzer, mll ·~. hot BLUE CHIP STAMPS !log wann". Stalnlett -1 Will pay CASH ! 968-1729 10' counter, lee cream Musical Instruments 822 freezer, 2 cigarette machin-es, ca.sh register, booths, ta~, benches, etc:. Make offer all or part. 492.UU alt. FiNE CHRISTMAS PRESENT! Nt1arly new Crown electric e:uitar &. amplifier. Leu than half the original price, only SSQ. 979-0595 aft 6. FOR SALE GETZEN gold trombone Excellent Cond ition ** 492-0963 ** Office Furnltur•/ Equip. 124 SEVERAL office-desks & swivel · chairs, conference table &: chairs &. misc. of- fice-turn. Call 54!>-8427. 5&w~. TV) Radio, Hifl, Stereo 836 AU. 1972 Zeniths a!'9 on We now, F{'ee:i:e prices remaln In eUect while inventory luta. Prices less than the dl9t'Ountera. F~ 3 yr. pic- ture tube, 1 yr parts, 1 yr Rtvlce, deliveiy & set up. ABC Color TV., Orange County'• targe1t Zen Ith SOINAUZERS avail. rpw or • hold til Chrisbrlu. Groom· . ; Ing, stud service. 846-4839. PF:r he'9.llh food, UIO IJO 1tt1JI meat. Xie' ·per lb. Ct~ to your home. 557-6243. ~· :i AFGHAN Pupa, cbamploi sired, &bow "-pet. , . "6t5-P>9 • ~ o/ ' STANDARD Schnauzer, p ycar, papers. New .-Baby al•tilc. $50. 644-1192. SAMOYED pup, 11 wks, 'AKf.=. • 1hots; mile. Cbaip line. Rea.onable. 557-25()(.'I- MIN ~es. red, f.emales, ng, 9 wkl, ahot1. ReduC'l!d for Chrlstm.u! ~7338. Good sal<1r1• & xln ! fringe \\lul'ic J-f~i1 No. '61 Fashion \l'Ork a .... -eek. TntP.r~ting OC· N.B. 6~3208. .benf'li l! for men 11• 'Rt l<'a~t Is!l\nd N.B. cupation. Ans,vf'r p hon e.1 .-~.c-------..~ 110 Furniture 1 vrs exper. on produrlion ' . meet people. Mighr lead to Furniture 810 Furniture 810 Furniture Turn unused Items into qUick ·cash, call 64:l-5678 Turn unused items lnto quick cash, call 642--5678 110 Dtaler., 9021 Atlanta ·at POODLE. small mlnlature, 1 Mqnolla, H \Inti n gt 0 n purebred, $weeks old male. 1 . aeaoh .. ~"-135.-968-07211. I le STEREO' SilJe •• BU)' 1.ge. OLD English Sheep Dot' pup-f Standard am/fm multiplex pies, 3 moe. ·WO!'!Md, lS32l 1 J mill ing m;irh. Pn>rlsion SA LES: Leading sportsw~r to ii.ddilional f'l'l1J'.110,vment. ~-iJijjiii .. iiijjji .. iiijjiiiiiij jjjjiiijjiijjjij parrl'I to closf' toleranC('. co. neerls lO "'omen this \Vrite qualification~. prior ii BMrl"poM mllUn< •""· '~' C•ll Pat, 8.19-4798, work """"'""' ,.l•nmc-THE USED FURNITURE OUTLET prel'd. 4 D111y, 40 Hour WPPk. 523-9348. es, sal11ry, ere. tn Cll\ssiflcd Anplv At ()c>nar Corri. 2l'l2fl SALES Lady, exp er . Ad •310 c /o the Dally Pilot. \.. How;ll , s""' K • .,,he;m, w 0 m '".' ""'· '""Iv. P.O. Box 1500 c .... ""'' ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING SALE 63.1-8000, P.Ton thru Thur.o:. Jackieo's Fii.shlons, Hunt. Proleuion•I "'""'· H.B. !~ Co~mencing Nov. 29th, 30th, & Dec. 1st Clerieel • Indus t rial SALESMAN + ~ ~ • MANY J OBS Yoong, '""""""" """"-~-----! W• hav• used fumltur• under W• have factory seconds e ALL ARE.&5 ence not nece!sary. F'Ull 1 Id C at-Pacific Agency commission paid"lllilili!-train-Antique• 800 yr. O We-have freight damGCjl 77'".JO Ha rhflr Rlvrl., C.i\t. ing. ~fanagement assistance We have factory closeouts 540.9010 :.;,~ .. ~~~s.6::,::~~~ NEW SHIPMENT ALL STYLES & PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW P-ROFESSIONAL P h o n e -Roll t d k rl -I able, lmurances. Ca 11 op es s, rop uon All beddin9 & upholstered furniture -aollcifor • DAna Point, San 54S.l!017 desks, glau front bookca.se, ~ · dd I I Cl.m.nt•, c'pistrano area., --~,~---~~ •r• 1t1rlllztd to exceed State Furniture & Be Ing IWI ,-ice boxes, a r mo i r es , Work in ynur O\\'n home. SALES: Career opportunity dressers, ma.ron j ars, '9'' All 1tyl~ a 'YI'" of m:llften s49t1 Best deal in area. Phone & lnts of public contact jewPlry. Sale prlcE'S. Norm's 0 -="=°"='~"'='~,.='='='2'~"='~1":...,. ___ -'IN~~"-c-=' =·~·~C='=''="=-=---------··~•~M-~== 835-1465 bef\\·een 9:00 J..m. 11\\'ll\t ~U! Company C1Lr Trading Post, 31732 Coast -s12t5 ,•49tl an~ noon. along wltl'I greitl be~~ts. Hwy., So. Laguna. D.comor plant• frelll I !JC. Spenl~ 1tylo 41Htte Mt PUBLIC Relatlon1-no sell ln~ Li:lcRI lm-itory. Start '"'""'· s19ts 7 pc. Wel11it bdt111. trp. h1cl14, l89tl ln, ... 1vl!'d. A chanCI'! to do Call Don ~noon, 540-0055 SLEIGH, one hor11e open & OcclJM1oul chol" ... ..._ & IHll -• , A tr ~e. Perf ect co nd . f ellsi•1,color1,1ho!Jftc_-c,~&'-"ot~yl~"='--'''~'""---o=~ (dreuer,mlrtor,fuHu •-P tta _ ""Ur ('('Im munity a sel'V\ce. CoAshd genr,v .:: s •-1 I • ..,. '69'' ~~o ,.. limit. Pacific, 2790 HArbor RI al Ari1im& RcaMnahle. 540-0617 eve. Imo W"4 Dl'-1111 Choirs 4'' Pro•l11e... l'OW9f _ " t '' !o"l ...__ lfoc.t.-MC ... 4) orlohNlly SZJt.00 Hw _ 494-2337. \\"e '\'ill be ope n Friday Aflpll1nc11 I02 .:=:'::-.='-c--------''=~-'-~~ " ,. -1 C""t1 of el If-114•1 (woh111t, 4" Mk. ,.uni frffl •.• ...... '24'' • ....... hM _ ... _ '149" ,,.., ..... ' w .. 1 ... ,_'°" ct.M Ht __ '39" lo11e todor cllostt ,,._.,.. I S1to1hll •""' 41'fictor, 4-11. ~ , ...... ,. ••''"'') Roe•., NCllHf -· l wttll 'libtatol' & ""'°'' .............. - 2756 N. Main Street, Santa Ana '44" '99" '89" 'i" I .. {On Fa1hlon Lane,.formerly An91lut Furniture Co. Adfacent to F•thlon Squ1r•: S.nt• An• FrHw1y to Main Strfft, No. on Main Str•t.) __, • MOUJIS: Mow. tttr. hi. t o.m.•6 ''"'' -M. tn t, S.t 11 e.111:.4 ''"'' -S... 12 ...... 4 ,...,. I receiver for $299.95 I: Anlta, H.B. li re c I!' I v e 2 · P ·i'o ii e e r -H~o~r~ ... '--,-"'-----...=tl Ambassador 1peakeni . .for , le. Savings Of over S3111, 2 ,Shetland ponies. 6 )'!' Wd lJ.S.A. Steoreo E q 11 I p mare A T mos-old Gf!lah\. JN'Aft'house, 1T9 E. 17th St. Saddle I. · .briddle. $125. • C.M. 66-2'42, open 7 days. 5-18-5049 alter 5 PM. 1 : FISHER HqRSE.S Boarded. Cerra! "or • ! l9EI KX-90 stereo amp «> Box' Stalls. Parker's JUdU. ' watts (2012>1 pbono,_ b,pe, Oub. 557-BM or 557--$1'73f ; tuner, .... !;;p: tan.i. c:OiJt:' Sho0""1 '. Trlmm1no " l hi mw-. coiiintnCVOt tor lntonnatroil * 1 ! Wal. caw. $«1.00 or ofter. c.D.-5.16--CZI • -.. Ph. 89'1·11"'1 aft. 5-Ll¥ettock IA : SWL Re~ver Heath GR 54, -----~ .t. 1 s Band IM K cycle• to 30N sANTAMsl:GEESE, ~ ' cyc1's $15. 516-5110 .u.r 6 • -.... T5c •• lo ~ P,M. & wknd1. 2612 Meu DriW, Upr ~. 1970 Mo!nrola atereo cOnsole AM/FM tuner, turntv.ble, tape deck. GOOD COND, $300. ar be1t otter 646-46n. e 19'' TV $40 Good condition. 645-2346 ---------- --------- I~ 0.!'9r•I fOO Morino C-lftnt INDEPENDENT • Purchoolnt-OounJl!ll.ftl I Gn purcbal-tn& botll • equfpmml. ~ e Marfne Surveyor 646-2977 NO Down, no ~P rent, no .,. taXes, no malnlenance. Use PART Labndor & Olll.Te 2S' Luhn Crubtt or 17' Puppy Free to Good Home. Corontdo Sall •• often u $48-.JSl8. )'OU like. &t5-S50Q.. 10 w ·K Old ) .,;al• I' ~T .,... dJno, -! B81le/Ttrtie:r mlX puppy. ed pQowood, m. ~ 1 9&i-'l82§:~ . _ dt T ~· ! . ~ The tute1t draw ln the Wei( 1 MCCULLOCH N HP Dbl. • -• Lll&il>_.l>ilol OWWtd l perll. SWO. . Ad.~ ·~ ' • I Nll.Y PILOT ~· • • • • • TNll'tM71 Ila: 9NWh2•1W· 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH PHONE 842-7781 or ~40-0442 I • Frld~, November 26, 1971 DAILY PJLOT • l!il I l[i] [~--'°'_ .... _I§] ~' ___ ..... ..:;l§J~l I ._ ...... -1§] _1 A-""'"..,. .... _l§J_, 900 Cycloo, BlkOI, Cyclos, Blkff, Trueks "2 Autos, Im'°"" 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, 1mport9sl '10 1'0;iiiiiiiii"ii~!i·l~~Sc~oo~to~r,~,_.,,~~'25~ Sc..,..,, 925 -....,,,,.,..,... ___ _ ISCllM LETS '85\! Too Truck DATSUN FIAT -. •THE BIKE SHACK• HIGHEST QUALITY * "511. * -. DATSUN I 10.SPD BICYCLES BRAND NEW JO SPEED * 962-1<89 * NEW 'Tl PIOCKUKiiiP:--1--------t llBSD AllftllERS PEAXRTSPE.RTACCERESSOPAIRRIESS RWEAICGHI l'<s G21 lbs1.J f~~TllL Eis' '66 VAN, Stove, auto .. rtfric. • Qld. dlr, dlx. Bumper . .Ra-~" ..--~ aink. Slpe:. 5, Pop-tbp, tna: 1971 DATSUN 240% dio. Mlrrora. PL721120. Take ~ .... in -Knife -ON A"l:"L -MA1CIS-IS THE AB SOL UU: perl¥l· ~ AIR_CQN_Q... ~ oew, ~.OQO amall down or trade. &1-6811 -J'Otl a BUCK Tires A Tubn • All Sl!"es UGHTESf MACH IN E Auto Leatln,. 964 mlleL Thia bftuty I.a show attr 10 546-8136. 'rr..ltion: ''He'i et that 1093 C BAl(ER, CM AVAILABLE UNDER. $500. --..,.,,,.,-:.-"=,.,..--room fre&h and could be FER" ARI hen 111.'"'flice ta chan&· Near Fa lrvieh 546-4130 Call 6U-l5M I to 5• LEASING I mistaken Ior new. At· "" 1ng. II 11.Md io ask tor a KAWASAKI •70 Trall Bou '68 SUPER Sport K1.weaaki SAVE on immacul1.te pre-tractive •liver mink finlth ---,F:::E"'R:.-R::-,,A°"R"'l-- nlckel ,,Now k iukl FOR a ]00, 10 rpd, less than 1000 250. 3,478 milet. Real cle-an. drl~ ~lcle1. with black Interior. Auto. AUTHORIZED Buq<. mi's. like new. $350. '69 120 Call eve1. 646-0093. '71 MAVERICK tr!l~ .. radio, heater, e ir SALES It SER·VICE USED Ii: NEW Trall, 8 spd, ad cond. $250. SC!IWINN Stinsray 6 mo's 4 door. Autorn1.t1c, air cond.. ~. Special rnq wtwels, Boat !how • 8w1.p Met1 543-4075. • old $45. power steering, radio, bfe.t-etc. See It. drive tO •P- Oranp ~'7 birrr'OOnds SCHWINN 5 •pd StiJllT'l.y 644-14.20 tr. Predriwn 1.ppx, 9,000 preclatt. (QJlDQF') $4375. NEWPORT IMPORTS J;>ec. 11 It 12. 11 mn to 9 pm Lemon-. ~!er ' l55 al~ •n CB Honda 750 mller.$75 MO. NTH JOhNon & Son. 26M Harbor Adm.islion S1.«I-Clllldnn un-Schwinn Blue Boys Bike Good Cond. .moo. Blvd., Cost1. Mesa. 540-5630. d.« 12 -· ~ ""rva-"' 87>-"'7. before ' pm.'64H6& WE ~~-X/1" ~UuR '69 2000 ROADSTER tiOft. &6-5751.. : l2!S Yl.J?W\a. MX filtron, '70 SPORTSTER 1972 MAKES AT CX>MPETf. S100 W. C.0.1t Hwy. Newport Se1.cb =--,,-=,;-:.~-'------1 Webmr + many extras. Chopper 543-330!5 TIVE 1lATES. -... ~nt cand.. Sl75. I --0Uer Trallers, Travel 94~ C&ll M&kolm Jl.eold far 7-673--1922. furthtt M-tails. --------'62 CHEVY V1.n $500 . 26' Colonial , nr OCftl\, THEODORE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS Yama~ 80/SUzuJd 90 bst alum awnln1/1tor shed. ROBINS FORD 1250 \Vi.tt, AC-DC port. lia:ht offer Bike trail~ (3 bikes) xlnt cond. $~. 536-1303 -Harbor Bl..,d. plants -ideal for Chri:tmas $115. ~7709 aft 6 pm. Auto S.rvlc.•, Parts 949 Costa Mesa 1 642.0010 1~ boftt paradf!, camper1,l~=·=--~~,-..,O-,--I Autos W1ntod 961 ;;:bi~ etc. SoM MW 1.t • USE our Hond1. Christm1.1 $218.25. i..tmited supply al lay-away pl1.11. Herb GUARANTEED WE PAY TOP S apd. dlr. Excellent rondl~ tlon, flamin&o red, fWJR· 203l. Small down. Will tin- FIAT Anc@ Pvt pf;y. Call 54fi..1736 --------°' <94-&11_ -'6 7 FIAT 246-Z '10. Fully loaded, •~. ISO COUPE mqs. Xlnt cond. Priv. (VV'N47) $599 '""' 642-tim 645-3633 240 z nr new only l400 ml DAVE ROSS PONTIAC fu lly equippd, lncld 1.ir "'"" ~ ,.7~ U _,,,, Hatbor Blvd., co • ..,. .,... '"· o er/ll'ade. Cos-ta Mesa LARGE SELECTION, !!f 8 . J . . SPORTSCAR CENTER 283.l H&rbor, C.M. JAGUAR BAUER BUICK The Harbor Artu Only AUlhOrii.ed JAGUAR DEALER Alway1 hu an exct:llent se- lection ot both New Ir; Used Jasuan. "Speci&lizini in Quall~·· lllAUER lulck.Qpel·J•euor · 234 E. 17th St.. • Costa Mesa su.:ms '65 JAGUAR. 3.8.S Clusic, Fully Ori.inal 675--1570. ;;;;-====;-:";-:. -...,-FIAT, "For 1. helter deal", for UMd can 6 truckt, just '70 DA!SUN 2-40-Z, air cond., New or usai. P1.tts & ,.,, .... 11vlnp, ""·''"Friedl•"""· 53 7-6821 , .. USED TIRES.. CASH Ml"""Y'" ""11 W. eo..1 89J-7566. YOUR CHOICE $4-$6-$1 Hwy., N.B. 1 .-~'69"""Y""•m-,•ha-,250cc,,,..--=E-.,."',-ro. **** Lllra:e eeltction to U VDC toi 117 vac Im.oerter Xlnt cond. 3000 ml. $525. or choose from!!! Heath MP 14, 400 Watta be1t oUl!r. 546-Sno after 6 Firestone Store, •Ts E. contmuou1, frequf'nCY con-P.M. &-wknds. [ l~l~T!~h~S!~.~· ~c~.M~.~646-~:W.~4~ cal.I u. for tre. fltimatfll. 10 ml s. Must sell, make of. service. Herb Friedlander, S1900 675-4236 aft I pm * '67 JAG •Jl.G GROTH CHEVROLET '"· !30-8!6t .,"'"'1 ... .,...24,.· ~--= Autos, IJsed 990 Autoi, Used' 990 ~A-u"'too-, "'u~...,~--~990= A RARE BEAUTY * 714/832-8749 * trol 60 ~clea, polarity pro. '69 HONDA 350. 8000 miles, leclion, Input c Ir cu It Jl@l"f~ cond. Custom ban J§] breaker. NEW-checked out. 1£ track w/bk Nit. $525. or AutosfarSal9 Q A.Ile: for Sales Manq:er Ne~r used $100. 54S+STIO beat offf!r. 546-2723. ~;;;;;;;;;;;::-ijii~ l.S211 Be1.cb Blvd. ' after g P.M . .l wknd.s. TANDEM : CHRJSTMAS I Hun~on Beacb ' 23' pa.rtWly finis~ hull, RID Antlque1/Cla11lc1 953 M7-60t7 KI 9-3331 marine plyw I fblg!I. $500. Like Mw!! SlOO WE DESPERATELY 250 HP Interceptor V-8 w/ *** 67J.S990 *** 19.17 Buick reaqy for renov1.. NEE_D !·-d · ·~ both for tion drive it home 642-2472 ve ""''~~~,~~·or '64 TRIUMPH, chop p trd, Clean used CIU"li STOO ~~ eves. ·n lisc. · ' chrome, Harley rear wheel, :--....,..---,.,..----,9.,5,,-6 1 FANTASTIC PRICES 27' CABIN Cruiser. ""°" nm• rood '"'°· or be.I of-Dune Bugg!H DEAN LEWIS oond, ·ruuy equipped, incl. fer. 968-652(1 I.lier 7. •68 Dune Buggie Xlnt Cond. mooring. 67~1464. 1969 CZ -....1 _.. TOYOTA e VOLVO very avuu oonu complele top Ii; 1ide cur+ 1~· HARBOR S * .tl' CHRIS O'dt frl.cabin, $595. P1ee.str call after · ! tat111, conslde! older VW ""° -LVD. twin Chry&ler 290 hp loaded! pm. 962-4356. or Pickup partial trade Chsta Mesa &f&..9300 Owner 673--87!0. 1970 ~·wASAKI ••• -·3 -WE PAY TOP...J>OUJJL 1,,:.-~~---~=> I ~ Tn.il Boat, <J't......,... • ~ FOR TOP USED CARS 906 lOOcc, Very . clellJl, $250. FIBERGLASS dunebugJY, If Your car ll extra de&11, MS-3842. rurui good. $500. C l I h · st', U!I fnt. OWNER ABOARD '70 SUZUKI 90, 8 geara, 645-3511. BAUER BUICK SAT & SUN 10.--C s~t/tra.11, llc. __ Lo mJ._ ~S-po-rt~o,""R"o_c_o-,-.R'°'od..,,..1-.,95"'9 2lfE. 17th St. at Dana Pmnt-MU\na;-&Jifi $280. Call I.ft S; 96$-.5855. C:>s1a Mesa 548-776.i A-13, . lfo ahow )'Oil this fine HONDA •50 '66, very clean, 1955 AC Cobra 289 cu In, Indy IMPORTS WANTED 71 Con::ord FIB TIS tires & mags. Black. Bffi . , • ' rack, blll'I jl!tlt o'hll.uled, Orana:e Counties -fbrgls Sportfil:her. 1 owner. $450 or trade 842-4372. otfer. Ca.ll Mt 5· S'73·t584 . TOP; BUYER • t1hoWs pride <>f awnenhlp. ' Trucks 962 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Every conceivable xtra. to Used 3 speed blcycleA 223 Sa I I "·! c M 188Sl Beach Blvd. please the' fi1hennan. Phone n a &a.uo::, • • • ~. &'J8.0l.02. * ~7880 * ~ IH. H •. Be1.ch. -Ph. 847-8555 '6' New SpQrtl Fisher, TOP DOLLAR • fb'll•, Flybridge & <wt"/~~~~~~~~ ln1'ro•!lo""1 Harvet1er --IN _CASH erw's., Fut. Owner will I JI @I RECREAnON CENTER Paid for your clean used car """""'· 540--""· _..,.w. ROY CARVER Inc ,.,d 10r 0' 001. • JOHNSON Rew!er 16', 1211 -' ' SANTA ANA DODGE O.M.C. Top rood. Trlr· 2925 Harbor Blvd. 1401 N. Tustin • ColtA M,.. -83' 3691 Xtru. $24!11). Pvt pty, Henry A I I od 970 A·-lmportoel_ 970 =7""=-c-~---~-1 ~"""~""j;,T,~"·~64::5-3Di~~...,..~ii'-;;;:li"u;;;;;oo;;,;:;;m;;;po;,rt;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;";;;;;'"~;;;;;o;;;;;:;;;o=;;;;;;;;;;-, WILL Buy )OOr car paid for iii' UnlDUc 1960, $6500 or or not, Call Ralph Gordon trade for trailer boat + 673-0000 -s.1~3031. 1970 <uh.°""'°" 116-JUJ. CHECK THESE H""°' Blvd. c .. ta "'"· Bolits, Sall 90t Auto1, Imported 970 CORONADO 30, ' ' S l a r Shine" 1m Entenada win- ner. Reedy to race. Sacrit. 614-5492. 'VALUES.. DISTINCTIVE SPORTS CARS LIDO t4-Wlth trailer. 6 mo1 old No. 35TII. $1400. 673-5258 CdM. KITE No. 154, cover, trailer A: dolly. Pt'rfl!'et eond, $650. 644--0263. STEAL our flipper $175. • 61>-<900 SLIPPER $11.!. 673-2007 INTERNATIONAL 14 JUS'l ftfin., trlr. BH.ut. $600. 615-3334, MS-53'.M Bo111, Sllp1f Dock1 910 1971 VENTURE 24 w/traller. Load~! Raclnr gear It Sp innAker. $300 & T.O.P. 548-2935. NEARLY new ~ment dltk 1Hp fioal. 12x33. 1 3 ' Clf!arwater. Call Crott & Neville 675-3222. VARIOUS lenrthl and up to 111.i Bfam. Nr." Pavilion 675-&25, C21J) 9674 1259. 75x24' Lido Penin. $195. Call 673-2792 between 9 am & 2 PM day5. SLIPS for po\\'!'l' bol.ts 13' to ~·. Bayside Vlllalfi 300 E . CM.st Hwy,]i.8. 36' BOAT Slip for rent, N•-.i.'J>Orl Beach. 645-1404 BOAT idips avail. 25·~·. Xlnl accommodations In n e 11.• Marina. 673-6606. P a v1ul. up to 38', $80. '61 '63 '69 ,.68 '64 '69 '68 '67 .~,.,.~'.:-· ,."_'--;;1-"-' ..,0•:-54""""!-,,95671..,. ""~" 11 '6 8 Bolts, Speed & Ski 911 19' CHRIS CR.AIT :c:\PRi, w/Corwtle mg., 50 1'1PH + newr used In oce11n. $3000 or be5t orr. ~16-1140. '70 VW SED. 11.un• 9off, l11k1 t•ff. Lie, UOU6ll VW SED. lie. OKL461 TRIUMPH TRG Lie. WJP',ll CHEV. IMP. Full pewtr, t !r, Lie. VA F7l2 RAMBLER S&D. Autt .. 11./H, Lie.. OYS0•4 PONTIAC GTO VI, 4.,,.,,J, mtft, 11./H, Lie. YXWll' VW SQUA~!IACK Cl1111. Lie. '41CXV FORD MUSTANG VI, 4-t pttd. Uc. U1Wll7 vw A11to. h+r•1. Sh•rp. Lie, LEV722 DATSUN PICKUP l ie. 7J91MK $495 $699 $2299 $1295 $699 $1799 $1299 $1695 11'---r._,_"'"'__,J i] '70 L'Y:' POPTOP CAMPER $3295 lKDLH Cem~r1, Sale/Rent 920 1952 Fml &Mo! s "' '61 VW CAMPIR Ca mp1r. Stooo . 949 Lit. Oorwood. Costa MtM. VUl2t $1195 "6-<>W. • Brand N~·. Jlf\lf'r u~ ct.Mptr WU for I ' truclr 32" hl&:h W/bubbl• 1lul. HARBOUR vw 9'2-2!<0. ·';in"E"L"no= .. = .. ;:-~M";,'"1-hom""""-,·. II .. 11..,.,,L ~ .. 6, •ll pwr, I T -• Dodtf', "1nter r a I fl s . 54S-9!113. HARBOR AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTHORIZID VOLKSWAGIN DEALER 11711-le1eh llvd., Hunlln9ton leech 842-4435 • • '68 I.Amborghini 2+2 • '69 · PwAche 912 e '69 MB 280-SL e 'TI TR-6 •-'71 MGB e '10 240-Z c11.n e MANY MORE. Authorited MBZ Dealer (1) 523-1'250 ALFA ROMEO '67 Alia. Spider Conv. Lo mi'& very gd cond. $1560. •!M-3786, 494-7569. AUSTIN '69 Austin Healey SPRITE ROADSTER Very Clean !HAN9U84955G) $1099 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mess. BMW Automotive Ex~1Je11ce G ROY CARVER, Inc. 2925 Harbor Blvd. Calta Mes1. 546-<444 CAPRI 19-71 CAPRI The 1exy European. 5.800 miles, like ne \.\'. Attractive brltht ~ finish with black bucket sealA. 4 spd. traM., ra.dio, heate'I". decor group. Styled wheels. Hurry on thi• one. . (508CQSJ S 2 • 7 5, Johnson & Son. 2626 Harbor Blvd., Cost r-.1es.a . ~5630- 19n LINCOLN Mercury Capri 1 owner, AM 7FM radio * 64~~51 * CORTINA '67 . COifiNA R1.dio, Ht11.ter. Automatic, 11,000 local mile& lVOPl.30) $899 DWllllN -·TOYOTA 6*930! JMI Hart)or, Costa ?-.fesa '61 CORTINA GT Deluxe 2 Door (\'PVJ.~:i) $799 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd ., C.O.IA Mesa --.. ·-·---- - MIKE McCARTHY BUICK 894-3341 su0:~~vs 521 -2450 '71 DEMONS-T-RATORS a ELOW COST l l 1971 SKYLARK 2 Door Spt Cpe 350 cu. in. 2 bbl corb, auto, trons.. pwr, disc brake1, pwr. lteering, air cond .. ra.. dio w/rear 1t. tpkr., whitewalls, tinted gloss, dr. grds., remote cntrl. mirror, tilt wheel, conv, grp., dlx. whl. cvrs., side mouldings, frnt & rear carpets, dlJC. 1tring wh .. I, mvch much more! Stk. 82•21, Mtr. #A3337 1ZI09701 1971 LE SABRE Custom 4 Door Hardtop 350 A bbl .. auto. trona., cir cond., ra'dio, rear If. spkt., rJd• & handling option, tilt wheel, occ. grp .. c::u1tom vinyl roof, remote cont., mitror, dr. grda.. frcnt & Nar bumper guards, corMring lights, much much more l!ll Stk. ti 12282 Mtr. # '5'391,101087 ....... TOTALDOWI- $1'5.tS TOTAlMOfllfHLY P'A'fMDR -· $44l1.9S ii W tmh prU Wid~ ftl:ll: & &.. $522&21 Is-., ptllll. PfA.ild. to:r. lk I • _.. dD11I en bri~ ofcl'ld'l1 !Cir l61110S. '1111!11 1971 CENTURIAN 2 Door Spt Cpe AS5 cu. In. A bbl eng. w/dual exhaust, AM/FM lterto, oU-cand., P'l!"f'. ltr .. pwr. wndwt., ipeed control, tilt wtieel, elei:. dr. kb., acc. grp .. elec. trnk. rel.ON, vi.,. yl sid e mouldings, remote mirror, much much more llll St.# B2.C.t5 Mfr. I' .Cll.47J C103873 sm.oo TOTAi.DOWN $156.IS TOfllMONJHLY PATlllNl $!062.00 ii ID!al cash Drict k. fll'X & re. $5621.40 isdtf. pymt. pr¥t is. .. ~ I el ~ -• llDnk llJIPIO'GI of a.di! for 36mos. APR 11.GI 19l1RIVIERA2 Door Spt Cpe. _..55 cv. in, eng., AM/FM smeo, oir cond .. pm wlnda"N1, pwr. m. ef-'c. doof lclts., ride & handling option, elec:. tmk relea1e, custom vinyl roof, C\llhM'PI trim. hYy duty rodiotor, much much rnorw llll Stl # 82'79 Mtr. # '04371 H90706t $5299 ....... TOJALDOW'N Sl6t.IJ lOTAL·MomLY PAYMllT $5580..50 t1 tetal cosh prk.1IntlflXI11<. $61 IUI is def. pymt. prb id. 'm, lic. & Ii_,.,... ctoL • b:ank apprMI ,, crwlit 1«36 mot m b 11,QI ALSO BRAND NEW BUICKS & OPELS AT FANTASTIC SAVINGS! - • -• • NEWPORT IMPORTS NEWPORT IMPORTS lIOO W, Coa.!lt Hwy. Ne""P!!>n Beach MERCEDES BENZ MERC. Benz, 19i0, 280-SE, 4. dr, air, full power. 19,300 mi. $7500. Pvt. pty. 67~2588. For thati.. ltem under $50, try the Penny Pincher Cycles, Bikes, Scooter• HAllOI AllA 925 . ' . , Frldy, November 26, 1971 DAILY ,ILOT ............ - D&lw.ai& va STAG 1969TovoTA IMMEDIATE TOYOTA IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 4 Dr. Sedan, Au"' Tr..,.., NOW! Fact<xy Air Cone!., Radio, -HURRY & BEAT nrE 104% Heater. DELIVERY &16-9303 PRICE INCREASE!! $1599 . XMAS EXCITEMENT HERE-NOW ·aa · '69 OPEL SPORT CAR CENTER LA!T SHIPMENT BEFORE $119 PRICE INCREASE l>l6 H.-, "°"' M.., FRITZ WARREN'S ~ • OME IN ••• PICK UP. ,.,, Of""' MOTO x SOCKS Kil s100lEG.12.so u ... I Pf· P" hit. ti! he. In E OUI COMl'UTI ITOCI Of MOTOlCTCLIN• AC· CISSOlllS. HECK THI ounTA••••• s~1CT10N °' ""· TT ITIMS.. HILMrTS. GOGGLES & IUAID$. NOTE THI NEW lACINlo LU.THEIS, lllDIN• ...... PAIEI., JAcxns. SH IRTS, YISTS, GLOVES. KIDNEY IELTS AND IOOTS FOi MEN a. WOMEN. CHOOSE ; "'"' SPECIAL ••n THAT WILL "·"" YOUR RIDER JAMES LTD •.. MotwcycJe App..t Au•IOfle -4 S.,.,Jg 1514 tww,.rt IJ.4. COSTA M!SA-'42·0040 Autos, New 980Autos, New 980 RALL YE COUPE no E. lrt St., $.A. 547--0764 ft -" ·~ """""'""" m~ 0 .. ~~;';~1;;" ~~, ~Of' $1299 TR4A ROADSTER ' ' Spttd tnlnsmission. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC IUNB517l 2480 ,.._Blvd., $1299 549-3031 Exi. 66 or 61 Costa htesa 1970 HARBOR BLVD, 'TI OPEL GT, """"· atiok, DAVE .ROSS PONTIAC rosrA MESA low miloage, In warranty, 2lBll -Blvd., 'JO TOYOTA MARK II pri party. 830-3007. Costa Mesa PEUGEOT TOYOTA PEUGEOT _ '69 COROLJ..A, ._,spd., R/H. Xlnl ·cond. $850. ** 544-777l •• Demo Siile Now In Progress I Sal Servi p ..... _ SA VE tbi! SUl'-Chup · on 6 ' ce, ""'"' PU 9500 FRITZ WARREN'S """ '11 Toyota · · Sedan. Radio, Heater. {924BHC) $1999 Deaitltlai& -TOYOTA SPORT CAR CENTER mo'•.-833-2833. 710 E. lst., S.A. 547--0764 Sell idli! Items Open daily 9-9; c:kxtl!d Sunday 64z..5678 Now! Autos, New 980 Autos, New DOW! Call 646-9303 .. _ 1946 Harbor, Costa Mi!S8 980 Autos, New 990 Bos-LONGPRE 71 CLEARANCE ALL -MUST BE SOLD $ OVER v · ORIGINAL -~ 1971 CONTINENTAL MARK Ill Dnl••h•lff Hly, 1,000 ...... 11 ... Tllk ..,,. .. hit ..... , c.., ........... .....,. ,. .... •uuort. l11el ...... "°" ....... U.t-,... ... ,,.,, __ .. pricocf tlllc. ......... Hty SltoJ. SMttil •14l213. hR hiitcMy w•r•ty Ci nl•Ti; --- • BRAND NEW JAVELIN • FACTORY INVOICE PLUS EXCISE TAX REFUND NOW!. All Brand New '71 American Motor .. Cars Must Go This Weekend $1 Over Factory Invoice ' • • ' .. ,. • ----·- ' • l • . I ' ' ' I . ,. ... f I l l " • DAILY P1'DT F'rld.,, Navtmbtr 2.6, 1971 DAILY PILOT ---1~1 [ _,,,._ l~ ·1~ ~-.. l§Jl !:I· ~-=-~l~~l!I =--:"':-.. ~l~;:l f _,,,,. ]~ . I l§J I -.....,,,.. J§: I _,,,.. l§J . !.I~ ---~1,.:.-;;;;;~!~~~! ~~~ i Autos, 1...,.......i 970 Autos, Imported f70 A•ito.. lmportocl' 970 Aut<>t, lmpol1od 9711 A"'°:' Ulod -.tfO Aut<>t, Ulod 990 Autos, Ulod 990 Autos, Ulod 9fO Au.,_, u... 9fO ! VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN -.VOLVO . CHmOLET CHEYR~--.c"'H'""EY=R""'O-LET=--I CORvim-FORD ·i' B1"ll Yates . ., euG .... .., c1 ..... ,,.., '69 YW Camper '72 VOLVO \ Mi~~J~~~PE 2 1~~~ ~~7. ~"!1i".. v .. ".i =~1•1e '71 CORVETTE -"il'M!, •"""· After g or PoptopTent, Exef;l!errt Cood. ..,_.,, Ex ti II 1 4 Spd Tralll, 'Radio, Heater, · S3T5 * 6'15-0668 4 .~ original. A beautiful 1969 FORD ... -Thi ~-ls._. L.1rge ~iectkin ,or c e P 0 n a y c ean. Rolls.. R-. , ,__,_ m· ,_0,~. LTD_CO_UeE _ ~ \\'tek.tOOs, ~'t17. s ...,auty •ut the camp. I -.11 . Beaytlt\1,1 ~Id mi&l-1inllb ~ Handli ng Packq.. '5? CHEVY-waaon 4 doori: v.r .. -~.....,,. JC ,... -~-·i ~ ih& l&mUy, CYPz.100) mm.a ate with bJac:k lnt~-rlor a: landau Tinted Gia~. ch r 0 me xlnt cond, S400. tory air oondil:ionif!g, turbo Style leader. <ml arctJc • '68 V\V Weslphalla Camper, $2195 Dell , r A t Group, U,OOJ mllea,-sti.U in 96&-~""" hydramatic, lilt 1vheel, pow-white with dark blue Inter- " air cor>d, tent + m • ny . 'lflf"I roo · u 0• trant., radio, (Stk 015) .,,.,..., tt s1eering, AM-FM radio. ior l *ndau roof. Auto. ~ · xtra&. Xln.t cond. 831-§406. Bit. Sa'l,ingt On heate~. Factory air, etc. See warrancyS. 23· 9 1 9 '59 IMPALA SS. Air fVAMJ Exceptionally fine trans., r dlo, he11'ter, factory ~ r.t UST $:ell '69 . fastback ,.+ ... ~ S.Lee· -Rtmelnint ~4;;r1~~ tod.,y&: ~PR~~ Recent tune up. Must sell automobUe. air cone!., pwr. steer., pwr, w/new '70 eng. $12!i0. Call JYQ.rU. '71 • VOL VOS ' naon n. . · $195 * · 548-8l26 $5595 brks., pwr. windoW11 &. much 54&-4306. Harbor Blvd., Coata Mesa. .. . . ~ROY CARVER more. Clearan:oe Pr ic ed• Authon"d Sal"• """i"' ,AinlrlcanMatllls n fl""" L•..!11 '4().$3o. 0' . ; CHRYSLER RO 1XSLloiJ ·17113. Johnson •. Jl8S2 Valle Rd.. '69 VW ""' ,_.,,., lo mi's. -UIA UlllO '69 EL CAMINO 1967 r:;HRYSLER . LLS·ROY.CE Son. 2626 H.rho"3l•d., C I Must sell. r.take oUer. · VOLVO c M "" =• 83n Juan ap strano 547·5826 . CUSTOM 396 ~:?5 Harbor Blvd.. osta esa. o7<V-JU,J\J. 8JT.4800/493-451L/499-2'261 &3o-8761. . 1234 So. Main SI , 9 paaengu station wagon, Co.sta Mesa . 546-4444 '69 FORD '68 V\V. Sundial Camper, Xln t 646_9303 V·!, Full Power, Factory Air, Air cqndlUonlng, etc. XTG vw Super cl~an, Super Bug. rond. Sacrifice s2•oo . Santa Ana Vinyl Landau top, Very 864. .t;l69 CORVET'J'E hard top SQUIRE WAGON 1970. Low , lo"' mileage .63 VOi.KS SAHA rear end, 1946 Harbor, Costa Mm sharp! C44885Z) $1399 conv. R&H, auto. JWOQ. Call (14,0001. Xlnt cone!. Light _s_n-_i"'1_. __ ~-~-gales tltts en rear, iood '62 VOLVO 122 S DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 83G-5202. lO (~~~~er blUe w/black inter. Sl750. '69 VW BUS -Sunroof -condition. $600. ~ Harbor Blvd., . ~3031 Exj. 66 or 67 ~ COUGAR $2699 Private party. Call 644-5123. clean.;., ~.~wi:ier '68 VW new valves, brakes .,_.. N . , "·dJo Ca8ta Mesa 1970 HARBOR BLVD, • 1 ·n KA.ru.IANN Ghia con---==~c-:=--& Jll'tl, cw m es. per neater. (SRV423 1 ' * 171 CHEVY'• * '67 COUGAR: auto ma 1 i c ~ .-I JI SU ~an. ew engine . ™' COSTA MESA 0 . ~ vt'rt.ible, with Ari.I If riot '61 V\V * S300 ~et'.3683"· . $1100. M>1982 . $899 IMPALAS '• CHEVELLE'S '66 Chevy Malibu ~ 0 transmission, power brakes, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC stereo radio & auto trens. '63 Corvair .. SIOO "" CAM~RP'S 2 . ' ~·s po"·er steering, radio, htr. 2480 Harbor Blvd..- ' -mi's. 536-7140. 673-6792 · '61 V\V va·n wl'r£ reblt L HERTZ CORP. Dr ~.' V.S: 'Auto $ll"~ <'AA Co.sta ~te111. -D · Trans, 'Power Steering, l a_ :N •..... .-5UB. '61 V\V ' Bug: Sunroof. new '58 V\V Utilily Van ~~rvt8!s~·~~= ::i:: -t4ft, fADi& 221. w. Katella, Anaheim owner car. <BSP681) J W' ~ '67 COUGAR : li u t 0 mat i c G~[~~~ER~00 ~;.'Soos s:v:e.~ K:!.~:a~i .. E\~~:a ~~8$ * M'eds eng & trans work. ' TOYOTA {714) 778-4050 $1195 ,., transmisSlon, pov.·er brakes, 2 Dr . .1-1.T. Immaculate 350ec, $250. Xlnt Best offer. 847-1409. · '67 CHEVY Cap~, pwr & -5:19-3()31 Ext. fi6 or 67 po$ll~~r ,,~~eer511in3g. radio, hlr. sporty anracfil,,,. light ivy '65 V\V Squareback, Fast result& are ju&t a phone 646-9303 air Xlllt cond. Sacrifice 11T ... -.:II S.Lee 1970 HARBOR BLVD., ;N, '".,.. • yellow y,•ith eoJd interior, 1968 VW Bug, Clean cond $750/bst cUer ?.lust .J895. YftlC\L COSTA ME:SA DODGE dark bro\vn landau roof. Make offer 847·5MO Sell 72&-7607. call aw11.y • G4Z-567S .1946 Harbor, Coiita Mesa + S3G-8036 * 1·68 CHRYSLER Au10. tran.• .. radio, heater. Autos. New 990 980 Autos, New 980 VOL_yo, "For.a better deal", 1970 KINGSWOO Ch American Motors n · po11·cr steer., factcry 1 i r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij[ New or used Paru: & . D evy.StA NEWPORT CUSTOM 1969 Dodge van. excel cond. cond., hurry on thi.t one. • THE NEWEST CARS YOU'LL SEE THIS YEAR ' FORD _FOR 1972 . -MAVERICK e MUSTANG e CUSTOM e GALAXIE e LTD A~~ES USED CARS! MAVERICK-PINTO SALE! EXAMPLES: '70 MAVERICK '71 PINTO FuUv f1ctory equipped. R1dio, h11ftr. (lllllEPI. Gr•bbtr 1Jrttn/r•ci119 1fript1,. 4 1pttd, good 1nilt1 . (Jl7CAXI. ILUf 1001 PAICI SJI JO $1550 ~~~E $'1750 STATION WAGON SALE! 1 S TO CHOOSE FROM. Imports & Domestics. Country Heh., Squlrn, Torino, ¥.W., Yoho, Dcrtiun, OldL, Mere., Toyota, Opel. '65 thru '71 models. Some with full pow" & ~Ir cond. EXAMPLES: '65 FORD WAGON '70 FORD l 0 P~SS. Squil1. VI , R&H, 1uto., 1ir, P.5., P.I., g1111d mi111. !lOllBEJI Counlr'f ••d•"· RlH. euto ., 1ir, P.S., 91111d mil11. (WWK71191 ILUf IOOK PRICE SJJ40 - OUR PRICE $750 OUR PRICE $2850 LJ.0.-GALAXIE-T·BIRll,-TORINO SALE! Mcmy to choose from. '65 thru '71 Models, Sport roofs, formah, 2 door & 4 door hardtops & 1edons. Full power, air conllitlonin9. Worrantln ov~Uobl•. EXAMPLE: '71 'LTD BROUGHAM Aui11., R&H , P.S., P.B. P.wiridow1, "inyl r11of, AM /FM, low mile1. ( 7'45BMQ l '65 '67 '66 '65 '63 '66 ILUI IOOK PlllCE S4220 OUR PRICE $3550 OLDS F·85 WAGON R&H , a utomatic:, power steer. in g, good miles . ( NYP4 I 2), SIMCA 1000 4 door. low miles. Originel thru-out. !VTM868 ). PLYMOUTH VALIANT R&H , auto., P.S., air condit ion· ing. Good miles. I SVZ862 ). PLYMOUTH FURY 111 2 Dr. H.T., R&H, auto., P.S .. eir cond. Good miles. !PIT484 ). THUNDERBIRD Immaculate thru-o ut. New paint, Full power, a ir cond. !UEZ879 ). MALllU 5.S. Herdtop. 4 speed, r•dio, heater, good mil11 . !SLV4 tSJ. $896 S1l1 Price1 Go11d for 72 Houri. C1n Sub j1ct te Prior S1l1. -- service. Herb Friedlander, W~. =f,~~~=~· Goop 547·5826 .COUPE New tires, 8 track sterec, Clear<1nce Prlced (395AUHJ 537-6824. co ' • · 1234 So. Main St. Full Power, Factory Air. tnahog. Wood panrieled w/ $277i Johnsen ,(, Son. 2626 For Sale •n Volvc 19,000 mi. Make cUer Adele Ipson• 494-4320 '62 Che'vy Impala·, New Santa Ana (Vi'DS35) table & cabinet. Sl.800. Call Harbor Blvd., Cwt.a Mesa. tune..up, Good brakes, P/S, I 'i·509'CH""E"V;;'.YF-Ni;0C:,'.:.-, -;;R°'&°"H, $1599 49<1-9382 early evening. 540.5630. P/B, radio, S2()0. 548-1223. PIS, 2 dr, yellow, 16,000 L~ DODGE Super Van. '6 1 FORD 2 DR. orig mi. 5 yr I 50,000 mi. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Unde r warranty. Xlnt cond. Ru ns like new, See to Ap- warr. Best ofr over S1400. $1900 or best cUer. 548-2935. pN'ciat•. {OH.' "°1) $115Full 2480 Harbor Blvd., " .._, Blue Bk whsa.le. Pri ply, Costa Mesa T 'fi6 DODGE CHARGER * Price, Terms to Stlitc. 930-~. * Xlnt cond. * SURFSIDE MOTORS SHARP 1967 Chey. 300 56,000 A ~-u-~..1 -'71 VAN, V~. auto, tape, uiu., ..,.. . 7 7V paneling. lee-box. $2,900. M.B. TRADES * 615-6353 '* '69 Vis!A Crui.ser wagon e '67 19;;4 CHEVY T-Bird, landau e '70 Cadil-Not too bad! Bes! offer! '63 CHEVY WAGON miles. Needs Rod Bt'aring.s. =~~~-~'-""~-~~ 847·3840 Excellent O:ind In.side and Make offer. 540-3058. '68 DART, 2 dr, auto, 6 1966 Ford Van, R I H , cut, V·8, Auto Trans, $495 CONTINENTAL cyl, R/H, gd tires, lo mi, airtcond, no glass, gooct lac Sedan de Ville • '69 e 642-4336 e Impala hrdtp e ?of A N Y ---.,.n~v=E~G~A~G=T" __ _ Full Price (RVK6631 Xlnt cond. SIT:JO. 536-4526 tires, $8j(l. 6 7 5-3 7 0 8 SURFSIDE MOTORS :o:--o,.--.. 1966 DODGE Polars 4 dr., eves/wknds. 847-3840 1970 MARK Ill. like new, fully equip'd, low mileage, auto, air/cond. Radio. Xlnt '62 FORD Galaxle 500, $250. ·n Chevelle S.S. Auto, p/s, llexible on price And lenns. Cond. S750. 673-6624. CALL 350 eng. blk-inter, whl -vin. Phone 546-lGOO before 5 p.m. FO.RD-645-4231 or 67"'.>-4331 roof. Still under fact. warr. '68 TORINO GT fastback, Lo ml-.. $3495. All 6, CORVAIR * •71 FORDS * 8"utiM, all xb'a• & MORE. Authorized MBZ Dealer Aak lor Dan arttt 5 pm (11 523-7250 673-7047 644-50.lB. GALAXIES e MUSTANGS reasonable. Try m• ! BUICK FOR SALE: '59 El Camino. ·'65 MONZA 55,000 actual TOrINOS 545-1441. :-::::::-::-:-:-:=:-:::=:-=-QUICK CASH CALL mlln. Gro<woy little ca" HERTZ CORP. 19'1 roro G•laxle, white w/ 1971 BUICK SKYLARK THROUGH• A 673-8937 S400. Hali a '"'in, good black interior. AC, auto. CU~ ·4 Dr. H.T. 11,000 '60CHE\l'Y NOMAD WAGON moh:lr, int., needs trans. 221 W. K.11tell11, Anaheim trnn~ .. Good condition. $775. miles. Like new. Stunning DAILY PILOT Xlnt car. $300. Sl 9.l. 54~78.1. (714) 778-4050 644·7201 . coral mist extericr with 84"' WANT AD ** ..-.877 T• '65 MONZA Conv!. \VINTER Like to trade'! 'Our Trader's '61 FORD F'11olcon 2 dr. auto matching interior & while landau roof. Auto. traha., 64 __ 2-_5,67_8 Buy.U..w stuU SPECIAL .... BRRR? New Pararli~e column i~ for you! tranl(. $175. Run good. pl\,., steer~. pwr. brks., pwr.1_,,-,---=--'-----~= St.ll the old stuH · tires. $37:). 548-2335. 5 lines. 5 day~ for 5 bucks. 546-2723. 980 windows, air cond., radio & Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New heater. Thi.t beautiful car·l.,..;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~,;;;:;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I -shows wonderful Care. Seell &: drive today. (706CAX) S3575 Johnson & Son, 2628 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. ~5630. '69 Buick ruviera, all pwr, tape player, Mi chelin tires, $2850. Orig ownr. n.c: 5.i7-2424. GOOD SOLID TRANS '61 4 Sabre 2 dr-.. $425. 540-S!MO 557-4097. '63 BUICK Skylark. .Auto trana .. P IS. P /B, Bkt Sts. $225, 833-1676. '64 Buick SpeCiaJ Wag. Xln't ~hapt!. Good Transp. Asking $450. Call 962-7854. CADILLAC 1969 CADILLAC SED. DE VILLE Immaculate. BeaulifuJ Ba· ha.ma mist metallic with black landa u & matching in· terior. F\Jll lu."<ury 1hrough- ou1. AM-FM, tilt·ttle. wheel. full power. air cond., etc. This attractive automobile is .showroom fresh. See & drive today. Sale Priced f251AGEI $3875. Johnson & Sen, 2026 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. S40-S630. LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY SALES.LEASING AUTIIORIZED ·SERVICE. Nabers Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL.,. COSTA MESA 540.9100 Open supday '67 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Full Powrr. f actor:y Air. ( Z\VIY.'"lAAl $2199 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 248) Harbor Blvd., Costa r.teSR '67 CADILLAC CPE DE VILLE Full Pti"·er, Air Cone!. (f\fVB. l:lll Sl795. SURFSIDE MOTORS 847-3840 ' CAO '69 Eldorado, 31.000 mr s, crig. owner. All xtras. Jmmac. LocAI car. Wkdy1 847-9696, "'knd &. eves. 642-1178. 'TO Fleetwood El Dorado Fully equip"d, Xln t care, 23,<m mi. $5700. 675-7543 675"-3727. 1910 El Dorado. 1-'ully equip- ped, excel cond.. ~riv. pt)>. 497-1015 CAMAltO '&J"CAMARO Radio, Heater tl1LA822) $1199 .,Pw.Lfai& -TOYOTA 646-9303 . ,J9f6 Hartior, Coria fl.1esa. \ • Step Up .To CONTINENTAL Luxury! -. 1970 Coupe Exquisite. Satin Black finish with white leather & white Landau roof. Luxury equ!J>- pcd throughout. Full pcwer, Tilt slrg. whe-el, AM-FM stereo radio, Climate Con- trol Air Cond., 4 Brand new tires & much more. See & drive this beautiful car to appreclale. (815AGB ) $4575 1970 Mark III A_ttn.ctlve lleht yellow eold with black leather lntii":rlor A matchlne Landau root. Fully luxury equip~ lnclud· Ing cllrriate control l ir cond., Ult ateerine wheel, AMn~t stereo radio, Miehe.Un radial plyl tires, etc. Thia bee.utiful car renect1 the be&t of care. (090ACK) $6675 1969 MARK III • • • • $4875 Immaculate. Beautiful Silver ?.link finish "'ith black leath· er interior &. matching landau roof. Equipped "'"ith full power including 6-"'"Y seat, Climate Contrcl Air Ccnd., Tilt strg. \\'heel, Automatic Cruise Control, etc. This fine Automobile obviously h11s had the best Clf care. (WXF534), • MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM • Orange County'• 'Family of Fine Cari 2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 54().6830 . 19704-Dr. Sedan Beautiful glamor gold me tal- lic finish..lol1ith leather Inter- ior and matching landau roof. Luxury equipped or ccun:P. Full pc1wer &. 6-"·ay pcy,•er seat:\, climate control Ai r condiUoninit. tilt alttr· Ing wheel, 1ter~o 1.a~ sys- trms, etc. I mm a cul ate throughout. {838AGA l $4575 1969 Coupe aean &tlraclive pcl&r white finish with black Leather In- terior and matching Ui.ndau roof. Luxury equipped of coul'5f!. full power, 6-way IHI. tilt atg. "'t\I., temp, control air co nd., Pl(\ Sho"'' me1lculous care. (YXC~l8} $3375 ' ; • 49 DAILY PILOl ·--... Fri~, No'tflnbtt 26, 1971 T~. November 25, 1~7.l __...__ :·IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '.#.258702N509 I I 4 • . ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTIOlf OF BRAND NEW '71 & 72 PONTIACS .. ' 1971 DE~O SALE HUGE SAVINGS fl WY, . WE EXPERTLY DO PONTIACS AND AMERICAN MOTORS WAAWTY WORK • , , REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOU ORIGINACLY PURCHASED YOU.I CAR ' ·-SHOWROO"' HOURS -~• Mondtry tfirv -,;ioy, t A.M .... 10 P.M, Sunday 10 A.M.,. 7 P.M. .. I DAILY PILOT "' ' _, ' . ...--r'I ~ I \, ' · I· I ' ' ' • ~~~~~[';:;"]~~~~~~! .,.,., .... ,. l§J I ......... I§] I ...... far.... It!!! I -·-· (" DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC ACCEJ'TANCE OF THE Autos, uF~RD 990 A~'.u~~OLN 990 A~~:E7cuitY~;~·~o:~ .. -t'!' A•to;L~':ouTH 990 A•~·~:nAc 990 '62Fair1An,,V-8,powr •lrl., '68• CON',l'INENTAL l u l l -·,;69 MERCURY +-· .... -. 's······ ',. l•70 Ply Duster '64 Pont"1ac xlnt cond. $275. -· . ·* 838-6269 * pwr.;j_th!,_ ~ inJ!nac .• pg. -MARQUIS -'-Cur -Ass-c· PE Auto Trans, Pow.er Skering. -w pty. $2495. Newport Sch.: Brougham 4 Dr. Sparkling B@autitul blue. Radio .. Low miles, See this -a9on '66 Ford wagon, Country Squire, ps, pb, air, xlnt rond. Many xtra.i;. 642-0584. 645-5500. Royal maroon with match-(RRY3lO). beautiful car today. C887· Excellent Transporta.tlon, 1961 LINCOLN Continental, ing interior .t: black Jandau $399 AFC). This fine ear ls well taken '69 LTD Wagon. 10 Pass., 429 HP. Power, s tereo, air; mint rond. $2600. 67&-6161 runs good looks good. New roof. Auto. Trans., radio, $1995 care of. (PD0167) Only tires. $200 64&-1711. heater, factory aJr _ ~nd., $429 '64 FORD Galaxie. Full power & air, Runs good. $350 or best offer. 646--6125 MAVERICK PM. ~''"·· P•.T. tick.., DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 11T. d s L pwr. windov.rs, twin comfort 248J Harbor Blvd., ff (1-111: ee lounge seats and more, See Costa Mesa · Q.l I • 117: d S L and drive this attractive car '66 TORONADO, zilver-gray, 'AmllicenMo.or ,. ff a.ti • ee GREMLIN '70 Gremlin AM/FM Radio, This owner was careful with this gem. (49].CCJ{) $1495 WardS.Lee AmllfcanMollirw ,. 547-5826 1234 S. Main st. Santa Ana 70 MAVERICK 2 Door. dlr. Dlx coupe. Un- der 12,000 ml. Owned by lit- tle old banker, Take small down or finance. (326BEN) 49468ll aft 11 am 546-8736. NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 990 Autos, Used '11 240Z DATSUN. "Mat wMt11, llr $3996 c9fld., 0 ,,..... PtrfKt cltlldllloll Ill a wt. (H,. om •7"0 CHEY .. ,.... "'·"' ........ $2995 1 :osi\ ,.,,,,,,..,, T•P. use- '69 CHRYSLER ~~ :~~.::: ;--· $2695 ~ bvdctl n•h. 1lr. 'll YW CAMPER ,:,:::'::"., $3386 • .... cm CUC) '81 vw ~=· :::: . ....:.~ "·· $1296 '10 TORINO ,,_, '"'·' ....... $2695 . (fllll., Ptwtr llHrlt! .. P•w.r 1r1kn, IS,000 "'1111. 1'1• AICUl OR Corner lat &__H11~_r Stnt• An• • today. Clearance priced Creampull, new eng, new ' ~ --•· -9 ' u.......... ,. (00l74l) $2675. Johnson !it-radials, pwr seats, windows 547-5826 ftll'JlllCm'lllllUIUIS Son, 26'26 Harbor Blvd., ~c. AiVl/FM, climate con-1234 S. Main St. 547-5826. Costa r-.tesa. 540-5630 . 1969 MERCURY trol. MUST SELL at once! Santa Ana 1234Sa~ M!~~ St. MARAUDER Xloo See at JOO Via Quito, Lido '69 PLYMOUTH 9 pass. Isis. (714) 67~1122. wagon. $400. under Bluel--;,'06"8'"P"O=N"Tl=A"'C~ 2Ll Dr. tH .T: l~ sPortdi"'k· 169 Olds Delta 88 Book. Air, PIS, PIB, P\vr LE MANS COUPE ght vy ye ow With ar ROYAL. Full power YCR985 rear windows. 2 w a Y ivy bucket seats & console. $2499 ' · tailiate, deluxe int. $225(1. Full Pot.vtt, Factory Air. Tilt str. · whl .. auto. tran!l.. Pr!. pty. 892-8843 0 r CVHA187) PW>'. ''"'"·· pwr. brk<., foe· >l&-2355. $1599 tory air, 1\ke new appear. ance throughout. See & '66 STANDARD 6, 2 dr, good drive. Clearance Priced cond .. clean. l owner. $650. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC {3:J!IACV) $'2675. Johnson & '!WO 1968 Olds Cutlass, 2 Dr. 494-2335. 2480 Harbor Blvd., ·Son, ~ Harbor Blvd., hrdtp. p/i;, auto trans., PONTIAC Costa Mesa _Costa-=M-""'~=· ~""'=56.10=-· ~-I r /h, air cond. $1450. Ask for PONTIAC '63, f dr, Hdtop, 1971 MERCURY Mr. Mark!!, 673-3130, 9 am4 '$339. Runs great, virtually STATION WAG'ONS pm. wkd•Y'. '69 PONTIAC nod'"''· Clean. 71"84G-<586 HERTZ CORP. l970 Old<, Delta 88, 455 '"· CATALINA 'cOUP.E 213' 59'-1355· 0"• Own". 221 W. Katella, Anaheim in. engine. Tv.•o dr., vinyl Full Power, Factoey >Jr. -(714) nM0-50· • top, AC. power everything. CYl:IF563)-. $2,400 or best ofler. 644·7201 $1899 RAMBLER . 'TI MERCURY Colony Pk 10 '61 OLDS 4.c!r 98, PIS, P/B, -·s·wag. Air. an pwr. tilt R/H . '65 Ambassador ~ ' tur, now '""· mul· DAVE ROSS PONTIAC whl. stereo & root rack. flers, shocks & r r n t Wagon ~79. bu!ihings. $300. S45-Xl68. 2480 r!:~borM.,.Blvd., -7cliltfiSCimCAss-J--~~~~~~~--IV-3,,_ Auto Trans, Power '70 OLDS CUTLASS * $l85 * StoeTlng, PowerB"k", Ex· MUSTANG '67 MUSTANG 390 t:onvert., overh. eng., nl!)V tires, brakes, yellow/Wht. lop, run power. Xlnt cond. Can be attn, 42211 Park Newport Apts. Call 64Hl27. 1971 MUSTANGS HERTZ CORP. 221 W. Katella, Anaheim (714) 778-4050 '65 MUSTANG, 6 cly, R/H, hew p&int (yellow), new brakes, pid cotld. $650. 847--0575. • '69 MUSJ'ANG, $200 + take over pymenta. Call anytime wknds &: aft $ wkdys 6'S-1694 '66 Mtistang, auto, r/h. nu tires, S895. Call aft 6 pm, 833-2969. ' 'W hit e Elephants" over. running YoUr bou.se? TllMI them-into "€A.SHI' -tell thl!.m thru Da !ly P 11 o t Classllled. &tZ-5678. SUpreme. Air • PIS • P/B. , cellent Cbnd, (NMD098). Vinyl root Ex. cond. Priced '62 PONTIAC $595 m sell npw! 494-5324 eves. 838-1157 · OLDS '65 CUTLASS '69 2 DR. white' custom S, 117: d SL Rrd, 2 Dr., nl.'w !ires. radio, healer, A/C, P./S ff ari , ee Good rond. $625. 644-0177 1 owner. Xlnt c on d . ' 673-2147. Amlrican Motors ,. '64 LE MANS convertible, S47·S8i 6 PLYMOUTH Good cond, runs terrific, 1234 So, Main St. ---------1 new brks & shOckl, $295. ' Santa Ar.a '69 PLYMOUTH WAGON BE"VEDERE II Really ll bargain. (1'11U6'1) •.. , $599 ' 53&-8964 DELUXE Station W g n , ** '66 GTO hig eni., auto, chrome rack, Pl~ PIB, ps, landau, 67M actual air, lmmac. Pri. party. miles. $750. 6?3-8735. · ~1581 · 1969 PONTIAC Le Mam, air '64 AMB. 990, a.uto, PIS, belted radial' t1re1, ... xlnt PIB, 48,000 ml.1-Xtra nice, cond. ~. 968-Tl~. $550. 673--0344. '69 LE MANS: Air, full pwr, '64 Rambler, 4-dr, air, new new tires. Xlnt cond. sum. brakes. $375. 673-5006 aft 6 pm. * 846-6413 ** DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Hllibor Blvd., Costa Mesa T-BI~~ PLYMoum •68 s""'' '69 GRAND PRIX Suburban a:l.ation wagon, 9 Full Power. Factory Alr. f ' I b 11....,.., (XEE4tni '61 T BIRD paiu;, ac. aU', ps p , l~,.,. . • ?riv. pty, 497-14'4 . " $2399 -(MDR8!61 1195, ,ssi Down, 8334733. $10 Wetk:ly. No Flnanco '&< PLY. ·rury Coov.1 V-j, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Cllw!J<a !!ere. NT, R/H, air. PIS, Pffi. 2480 Harbor Blvd., SURFSIDE MOTORS $450. Bpr. pty. 842-5942. Ols1a Mesa 147-3840 i ----1-972· CADILLACS ,_ We have one of the.Finest Selections of Quality Cadillac TraCle-;lnsto Ch11ose From .. 1970 Cpe. Do VIiie 1970 II Dorl4e 1'70 W. De VIiie ''"' 12,401 Mii•• ,......,, •Ir -4., 1loly 1-., full o..ey ' 1,toO ., .... fact•pY Air Ce11clltlo11ln1 '9-'• Ill! & lel•1<•1>I< UH•!Of, f•d•l'Y Air Cenclltle11ln1 t.a"!llul bpan!ln• rold •/ plu•~ ,,._, .., l•dui, crvlM • .,,,..r, hll -· '"''· tilt & ....... ,1. ~old d11~ & 1••1~•• ln!orlof, lull luufrlouo 110!11 & lffl~ l•Nt'-r. 11M rio1, •hi-, .S..r 1.-;b .... p. """"'· 1!11 lo tolooceplc ,, .. ,Jn1, (2JU.GI) 111• • .,. •• 11 •• ··" ~ .. ~I•<- doot !Mb, 1'M/fM lfodl•. lt0<olly ~ h9 •• , .. ""to"-lull ~1 .. -. ss22s IMth•r lol••l•r. A •••1.,91•• -dd•••, 1014 ••w & 1trvlot<I by uf. e • 1i.. ... d. Dtr ... tit i.. .. tMart N.,,• ll•t•I ""yw""••I !4fllEKf 1•2$1El) 1970 Conv1rtlble Your choice of lt~l llD_... 23,000 (a,.ful Mii•• • El :>orados TN91 0111, 1400 MU111 f1:1ctory Ak Co11dltllinlng •Broughams fad11ry Air C•114h1011l119 full ,.._,, 1!uM, door IMh, S.o· • Sed. De Vllles 0.-u• ,..'-Ille ""''"et llol•~ wf llool uuloo cool!ol, "'"' "'''" ti<••. v(or! It• & full 1 .. 11oet l•1trlor. f•o.,lo!!t by1oorlot ,old !lohh w/ • Cpe. De Vllles full Pl'-•. •l•tM, ,,.., le<b, lilt whl•o loo & 9old loolhor lnlt tlor. wi..tl, v .... _11, ... s.1.r.oow br •• S..ld itow & 10 .. lud by u1. ,l.b,.. .. Convertlblei-& ao .. ,. •• """' -Ml !1230111 1ulolr !lawlo11. (7J61EJ) SM to IMl!tHill •Sedans 196' Cpe. De VIiie Hero h tho fin11t 1969 Cpe. le YUie Soloctio11 of Owllty C111lillac1 Only 17,600 Mll111 W•'vo •••r di1ploy1d. Moil Jwt 22.014 Ml ... factory Air Condltl•nln9 '"'ry Ont ab1al11t1ty .1how• P•ct•ry Air C•1t4kl111lr11 s ... r1t11 •• fowll 1old .. 11h oolrith ~"' f111h1 oll fvlly 1qulpped S1tlkl•1 1i..11.,., 1•14 •lllt 1!••• fvll l•••i>o,.lnlOrl..,, >ioyl !op, !"II & rtody IOI' lm1'1'1d iol1 •l•<k fvll ... , ......... 1 ••• '•ti po,..r l•dwdioe doot 10< ... tilt l o.u .... ,. -• l•d•d!o1 .. , l0<ko, AM/PIA flle1C•pl1; .t-1•1, AM/FM '"'•· l•call r drh.., l oold now br w1I DrfYI fll1 car of Y'••r r.41• & ,,,.,,.. 1 .. _,,111 •• n .•••• i. !YC~Oll) Cl!o/c1 Horn• 7odoy '"' .... l•d• '"'· 1vn.a11 196t Sod. Do VIiie 1969 Cpe. Do Ylllo lt62 W. Do VIiie ' t.w, Low' L1cal Mll11 f1<t..-y 11t ........ fvn l"IMr I•· Ot1ly 49,000 Mii .. ' ~Poftory Air Co11dltlot1lit1 lorltr, till l .. l .. (iopic t!M lfn1, r1ct•ry Air C111tfltl111l119 Po•!o•li< E'"P'"'" •hl!o .wllli 1••· 01•,..,..d_ lo.cko. All ,__ '''''· l ptfkll"' ...... 11 .. ~t .. k f111ll1 ,..,., bht<k doth & l1oth11 lri11rl1t. •• ..... 11 .... 1 •• i ••. "' ...,..,. with l>l•th <Iii~ & IMlh•r IMtr!w, r .. 11 "°""'' Incl, ••• lo<~" tilt & {YfS668) f wll .,._ ••lflO •( the,.. '""' •.• 1 .... ,1. tlotfl•1, ........... !lrt•. $3725 eo<ll..,lor ,..,. .-, 1 .-lt•I-T1•lr l'"'"•<•lo!t lnoldt & ••'· • • ........ "'"" -l ...... 111111'; {117AGAI ,_.1,.. (00K070J ' . e SELECT TRADE·INSJ~ ' t967 IUICIC tttf COUGAR 1ttf CHMOUI' "1.1 ...... " 2 4r. ~•r•ll•P, ""'119• lfflilllvl tll•M....i Ill•• wl!ll lllk. .. ,.,.. .... t •. 11.f, ... °"" :lf,000 lt<el MllM, feel. t lf .... ~., •l•rl 111, ~IL •l•l'l l•tt•., fa......, 21.000 ... 1111 .. frtst .... """"" •l•YI .. .tdM ... , 1wr. •-.. IWf· '''· "" ..... ,, 1111 -~1 ..... ....... ,, .. ,,, ,..., ...... , •)'I "'· • llhllrto, "'"· , ......... 11i. ....... & 1110 .. 1, IMP'OHC!l>ll l, i.w Ml!M, " •• ,1 •• , ""'°; "'"'·· ..... INiy t "croaot pwff" fTYVJ91) 12JJDlfJ l ttlll •~•-'" '""·· (ZIHltJt •' •: ' 1969 CHRYILIR • 1f69 CONT, MAllC Ill 1970 IUICJl c.:.. .... ~ .• 4•~ .... ..,.,, PH1o-•...,..1tf.....,._ r.11,. .... ...,..; .,. .... '"" 'MfNY "' ., ' fMt, tlr 1lnll., foll "'"'·• •lnrl "'· '" --lt<b, 1111 wlllll1 ·~' -4., 1~11 "-· •l•l'I .... .,,.. lt1ow1 ltw1 10pt11ty ........ , "''"' 4t• -·· -· ~kill ·-·--· '" •!Ml~ AM-Mi t..:. IJ!N & t.w IMtl .ettf\111, lll1tk 111> l lllldt .. 11 ltll!Mt I•· '"'-•••tr~ •. _. ... ....i .. "*" *tvl!I 111i... UOY1•1\ I je,1w, ., ... It• ltctl ...... ...., •• r ... 1 .... 11'"'· 1~ ' ' 1M*11lllr fltlwl..,, lltDCMIO) Safe-1.easfng-Aufflarl:red Service NABERS CADILLAC Authorized Factory Dealer . 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Call 540.9100 · .Open.fvenlngs.& Sunday , ' • ' DAILY •PILOT -=~PECIA PURCHASE PRICE SJ95DOWN llt5 ....... ,... ''*ii --,.,... i<d. llLJ;< .... &tl....,......,.. .. __ ,...,lor 3' ...... o.1 ... ..i ,,... ,.~. $2"-l.tO iod. ... ' 1c-. '"" • ..-,.c. 1110100 id."" & 1oc- .w«Jfolrta<lH'fllc;l llll Ii.St"" WE· APPRECIATE . -YOUR BUSINESS FULL 'PRICE $7360 MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS OR MAKE OFFER - -'70 CHEVY IMPALA T1lis rM ·~ h•• ..to. tNns. factory tir cotMIJtlHillt. rHi ..... ftrr wflitewell .. ,..., w_i11yl i•twiw tilt wMtUU&GL • • f~day, NMmbtr 26, 19n • DAILY PILOT 49 $3l98fi--- . · , PRICE IMMEDIATE '70 MUST ANG BY FORD Red, WSW tll'ff~ wheel covers, htoter, hit .. l\_Gclt ~1cket seots. 666AN.1 · • · DELIVERY · _ _.. .... I '70 DOD GE CHARGER AB SOLUTE MO v.a, avto. trns.. factory air cOIMllit101int. radio, hHter, wilitew1U tires, Yl•yl roof.. S12ASN · :.?.9.!~Q.~!&6~!!!!!.~.~.1m .. 1 •• 116ALQ. • '70CHEVY1·mpala · '71 .. PINTO . . · '70·:.FORO :LJD ;lOPLYMOUTH :FuRY -111 ~~~:;,~r$2·1 ·s· a· --~?!'!;,bd.$1688· ~;;_;;:$237i8 1 l~ionin;. p-._..., · itseais06lC,I ' . & br1k1s. V/9. elec't. 2 tlr. H.T. V/I, auto, Naio i. hHttr, powtr st41rMt9, •Ir cN,.ftli witlyl l1t, pow!r brakes. nid'111, hlat-windows. fuel all', wtw, 342AIY. Jalle Gretn •, 1ilf81'gray block londoll I · . K:il rock 272'.EJ Gokf.. .,. , •• ,., OR MAKE'OFfER . OR MAKE OFFER "'""'" OR MAKE OFFE_R . '69 CHEVY MALIBU '68 CHEVY WAGON '69 FORD TORINO '70 CHEVY KINGSWOOD Sta. Wagon Mol .. , .. _~r. . s9as ==-~ sass ~~~'~,_... . $988 V • ool .... lode • ... 1..i ._ ---.i:.... -.it... ..__ Y·I. rodiD. hlattr. · · Mt. wlplr's. ~ . , ;dA ......,, ~ • .. O. S.. ry ''' c-nn-. ,._. .,,_...,,.. __ ..,, wfliltwtfl 1ir11. · ·Wli:sber's.WVZS91 I ..al *et. vi?rC ift.. • ' Mrffst 1•141 in colM Uc. SOllll .... .., ""°'· ,_.· whllls. '70 BUICK SKYLARK _' ORMAKE.OFFER . ORMAK£.OffER · ........ . ORMAKEOFFEI ;!~~~ru::+'"!:h' .::;;:.r:i::=·~i.:'~·~~;:~;i . !66 V·W BUS '&B~DODGE 440-68 PON:TJAC L.e . Mali . 70 MERCURY COUGAR . ;;::~;;~~.t:-:; $988 ti,.·::;;,~~~ $78'91 ;:7:-;?-~?7~ $68 8' 2 •r. H.T. v.1, euto. ,,. • .., power 1tttrh11, 11ow1r (Its~) •nk11, ro•io,.. · Y1M77s . 1 11..ter, wllttl cowers, n1to111 .. cktt sHh. Jodt 1n111I111111ch W1111cll More. · 2161w1 ' OR MAKE OFFER . MT. Y·I, ••t•. ;••i•, & liMttr, "'' 1ir,w1w _..... cMtn,,....-W.1t11. t2:1&v0Harvest Yellow '70 FORD GALAXIE 500 ' • \ . . .. • • ' - -· DAILY PILOT - Tbunday, November 25, lU71 ~ • \ \ • --"': ·-·-- • ~hristmas is only 30-Days Away! __ :_ ........... •·-·····---Yo111H-find---th!-pa ges -in----th is- section bursting with suggested gift ideas for everyone on your list! Get ·busy! Shop now while se- lections are complete and you'll have a Merry Merry Christmas! . . . ~::l.Z.~~:JL":!':Z~~~. .. ~"';C' ~~~--: .......... •--.,.... -.-1!l~~~~-~-,..,..... . .• ...-.r.t-.. ~ r . 'i'l.,iO .-. .... ..1 _,. • .:....... -·· ..... -.. ~·······-· . ' . lliili:". -' \ r ···- •' • J • • :r-· - --... / .r' !+: ... ' • • • • .• • I ... ' • ,. -- ·-I • ( Dolly Pilot Chrl•t1n11 Section . T)lur .... y, N ... 25, 1971 MENS FASHIONS at their very BEST and at TWO, for Ille ,..1ca If 11£! fftlJ Hit; •••rt clJt;4tlwt1l-sl1ck 11 Ill 1111 Clttliliil,H•a-. ls ifltr1l-1t 2. ltr 01 ,rice ti 1. HUNllDS OF TIP 111U1Y lllllQIS If ANY STANWQS! II Jll , ........ 2 at tkls 11il;cwlq ....... II sbrt y111111i1p · ·. • " . •. TWO CAN PARTICIPATE $ 98.50 Suits."'"""'' 2 for $ 98.50 $130.00 Suits .......... 2 for $130.00 $1SO.OO Suits.: ......... 2 for $150.00 • $ 69 .50 ~port Coats 2 for $ 69 .50 $ 79.50 ·Sport Coats 2 for $ 79.50 · $ 25.95 Slacks........ 2 for $ 25;95 $ ·2l95 Slacks .......... 2 for $ 28.95 WE H8NOR BANKAMERICARD l MASTERCHARGE . ff DELSCHER'S · V11~ERMAST • No. I on tl1e Coast Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DAILY PILOT , •l I . r Mo1nent of Truth He's had the biggest surprise of the year' Waiting for weeks and his big m~ ment has arrived. She is about to discover her early Christmas present -a matching compact washer and dryer lb at's perfect for apartments and Small· space homes. It's a good pre-Christmas gift, too, useful for the holiday party. going season. THINK AHEAD! . ' LAVISH H!R WITH ·11---alPARAl'.IS---lf- ly GllST ---Sydney-Omaior ls ~on1 "' the world's sreat utrQlc>-gert. His column fl' oat 'of the DAILY PILOTS sret.t team,.... TAKE THE . NEWS QUIZ We Dare You ••• Every Saturday ' •• t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilj ·Styled by tomorrow's . standards. . . , ...... _ ............. , .... ......... WHI ... I )'1111 wMll ·..._..-.TN8 lllf.w!J'dlnt ~ll;tiofl · i. °'"9•'11; "'*' wal~ ft 11 • certlM • chronom•ltr, •• Mvll'lf pUNd '60 l'lourt ol accuracy ttall at • fO'ltmm.nt .. uPtrYIMd ~ ... tint bVr9tU. • Mllf'!lflCtn11y e111ted.11K • Ntld told weter.-lalant c ... MCf matcl'llnl • brKei.t .. ---11275 8llM Watdl lfl INilllltll 1 11M1 ~ UIS , \ ''The Stores C'1nfide"nce Built" HUNTINGTON CENTER l•ch & Edlnt•r Hu"tlntton IMch 1'2·5501 HAHOR SHO,PING CENTER 2300 Harbor l!vil. Cost• MHa 54'49485 HARDWARE • "The Home Of Quality Products''. Play ·The Advertising Game to Win With .This Rule: . Don't Jrl;heel When You Deal ,. --·--·-----··----- . PAY YOUR MQNeY NDTAKeYOUR Cl-IANCES Thal'• pretty much l h• Wl:f It 11 Wlth-advertlllno rnedlt- not even the proprlelor really knOwl IOl1Ur9wl!Cha l111lllng. Most times unknown, unmtuurwd, un1Udllad, aiid unn11111d circulation audlenc11 are wl11ly unwanttd-t!tt .odda Jut! don't favor ·tho advertiser' a dollar. • ·we balleva you ahould h1v1 th1 f1cta balOr9 you buy, Thal'a why wt have tho Audll Buruu ol ClrClllaUOMWrtlyourclreu- lallon regularly-find end rePOrt tht aOlllal ~IUrN -.11111 to their 1tandard1 and baaed upon their audlloll' lnallfCIJone. 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I • . • t ! • . • . • • . . . . -• . • . . . . .. . . . . . . . . I l I ·., "" • • "" :·-. -;-------·-· . . . ---, I SAVE .,. " ·~ -· , SAVE --·--·· -- • r s101 . s101 -·-~.:-~F ~--. - ... on eabh ~f theseAST~O-SONIC' ·=~:: : . . • • 9n each of these consoles ' ··'-! ' with TOTAL AUTOMATIC C'O-t:OR Stereo FM/AM Radio-Pho ogn:iphs1j · 1 • V:our ctioi~• pf HVt~ stvl•• , •• a!J '' magnificent tone off est~ are on I With Magnavox TAC you can kick ttie annoY!ng TV tU!ling hjibJt-for it automatically keitps pictures sharp and flesh tones natural. No more jumping up and <!own to edjust controls ••• no more green or purple faces. The • new Matrix Tube-has a black;opa·qua subst~nce surrounding each color dot-resulting In far b11tt11r picture contrast,, sharpness· and far more brightness .. And-the new Magna-Pc;>wer Chassis. with pJ'ldominantly solid-state components. assur~ better performance and greater reliability. UHF NHF Remaw Control, is optionally availabt,~also at great tavings. A. C.ontempor•ry-model 7152. B. &rly American-model 7154'. C. Medlterr1n11n atylfng-model 7156. Also In' Danish Modem, French and Italian Provfricial and another Early American atyle . NOW s549 Enjoy the full beauty of moet~from tric~ting stereo FM /A M radio, your favorite recordings, or optional Magnavox tape8quipment. Each magnificently styl ed console has 50-Watts EIA music power, an Air-Suspensio n Speaker System wiJh two Hlgh-Compliance 1 O" Bass Woofers and two 1,000 Hz. Exponential Horns that prOjecttound from both sides and front of the cabinet to extend thrilli ng stereo separation to the width of your room.:there's even ample record stor1ga area. Anti-gliding top panela open to playe r, complete .8udio controls and record storage-without disturbing your top of set ace• . series. D. Early American-rriodel 3764. E. French Provlnclel-model 3768. F. Spanish 1tyltng -modal 3763. Also in Contemporary. Your choice of four atyl1a-11J 11 be1utlful to ... aa they are to hear. Buy now ••• 1nd save on the m1gnlflc1nt M1gn1voxl Now .. s39a SAVE -s2-.;n FM.JAM .,;;rteble SAVE s10 on AC/DC cassette recorder model 9023 with awltChable auto level controL level miter, battli'y indicator, cassetteejectandrecord button. Batteries, mike, earphone, cerrying CUii ind blank SAVE s10 on comR•Ct steroo phono system model 9280 with perform · a nee far in exceae of itl price tag. 6-Watts EIA music power, automatic Micro Changer, plus two e• speakers and jack for optlon1I h11dphono .. Dust cover. SAVE sg• SAVE s21 _7V,,_ radio, model 1221. Only4%" high, it offers big room -filling sound. Telescoping FM antenna, no-drift FM/AFC, slide rule.dial · end Vemilr tuning. Earphono end bet· teriao lndudtcl. A glOlt gift I NOW Sl295 ClllOtlO 119 also lncludtcl. · · · No~s59 95 • LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Nows99ss on snm-and tiim port1~lo TV model 503~ with .ultre-rec· lanaular 19" dl1gonal m111ure pictures, telascoping dipole 1nt1nn1 and conve- nient e1rrying band le. Perfect 1nywhere- ln 1ny room In your homo. Complotewlth s139ss mobllocart NOW . BUY. NOW ~ on Total AUlllniltkl Color portable model 6114with12." di· 1gon1l m1uure picturn, Ouk:k.Q,_, ,. movable sun ahleld, telescoping clP!>ll antenna and convenient carrying ......_ A perfect second set. Save now. .Now .S278 46-YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! t NO PAYMENT DUE 'TIL MARCH '72 GOLDENWEST & WARNER HUNTINGTON IEACH SALES ONLY 842-5596 ' . 401 MAIN STREET HUNTINGTON IEACH SERVICE & SALES 536·7561 IROOKHURST & WARNER FOUNTAIN VALLEY SAW ONLY 962-2456 " • • • I .- • • . T !, Dally Piiot Chrl1tmu Section Thursday, Nov. 25, 1911 . • • • ' Desp~ Cl1ecks, Sorrle Dariger ous Toys Get' Out ' : ' . . By G. DKVID WALLACE Auocl1ttd Prtss Writer WASIDNGTON (AP ) -Toy hazaiodous toys. <.'QUld ~.puncture·, be inhaled FDA's. liureau of Produ.~i · like edges, dnlms whlcq ex· 8uthoritY to do it that .\...ay," the FDA now applies a 10-·-Milcl! Me 'lhe toy you It found Nerf Balls, a or eaten. Safety, He_ says he regrets last pose sharp jnier.i!ll'..l wfieii he said In an lnter\'lew, 11btlt it pound Stress test for toys irp-buy J.s appropriate . for the ovena whJch can burn or &bock. Punch balls which e,;.- plode with enough bang to blind a child. BB-guns ad~ vertised to make "rainy days fun days" inside. lightweight plastic indoor toy, - Caps or toy guns without year's hasty 11nd forted action punctured and baby walkers works." ' '• plante<i with noise.makers like child's age (Jepsen has been more flammable than the Jaw caps which produce noise of and has installed new informal which have wa mp u t e d . "B1,1i as long as we're short sque3kers to make .sure they urging most toys be .labeled alloWs. 138 decibels or high.er. ways or -keeping dangerous _. <,;bildren's fingers have been of a full set of 11tandards, can!t be pulled out and ih· .. with a m\n,imum age Umit.) And it Issued a public warn · -Brenkable toy rnttles with toys on the n1arket. halted in prodµction ·or there will still ·be dangerous haled. -Watch for remo'¢able ing 3bout a wideiy marketed pnrts th11t can .cut, l)Uncture, When oi hal'.l\rd ill found In a motlUied ,voluntarily ove.r the--toys on the ma rket." Jensen .thii\k.<i "at least half parts Which can be swallowed. n~w toy known ns 8 clacker-be inhaled or eaten. toy by an FDA fi eld inspector, past ycnr, he says. . By that Jensen ,menns the responsibllity for,Insurlng -Avoid shooting games or two plastic balls connected hy .1'he j!overn1nent 's a~tion Jense n ·calls, in the n1anufac· ~ • uce a nc\vspapcr reporter s i m p I. e laboratory·develoi>-s<ife toys rests wit h parents. ~ projeclil~, devices ll.ke toy ~ two-foot curd with ,. linger crune only arler Consu ier's lurer or itnporter and with no brought Jensen a play ham-cd tests for every category of So he ·has issued i set of • pistols which cau 'endanger In a day or mounting con- sumer interesl and pressure, roveounent enrorcers a n d private organizalions agree some dangerous playthings will lurk OD slore shelves this Chrjstmas season. r~g al,tnched. lnlended lo Union tJe1nonstratcd the mJ publicity tells him he wants mer and nail St!l labcled tor 3· don1estic or in1 ported toy guidelines which will be mjlde children 's eyes .. : . cl~ek rhythmlc:.lly when the b111.nrtJs lnsl rall and went sa les stopped. #•·usually .. they ~ year-olds. Wi~b tw<> phone . which can be applied by available for this Cjlristmas . -Stay cle•r of darts and coird is spun, the FDA found court seeking to force the agree,"' he &ay:ii. -.. ~ . · -~· calls. Jensen says .he Gt>tained ~government Inspectors to li~ason. ~ arrow• with remoVa~le suction the\tqy: shatters easily on inl-Jt~DA lo n1ove against retailers ~n tbis fashion , dolls loosely agr~ment from the toymaker make sure there are no polen-"The most popular toy is not ~ps, .. pact aid its fragmenl.'I cai>-and manufacturers. at oched lo llerr bodies with to remark the package for tial ha1.ar.ds hidden In their n~rily, the saf~\," he ad- -Don't•. buy tQys with trig· able of_ making deep cuts. . Since then, Malcolm Jensen sh rp wires. rattles ':";hich five-year~lds and up. construction. v.il!es. Among otti~r · recom· gers. gears .. spril\iS. or mot.ors has taken over a11 head Of, ea 'ly shatter leaving Knife-•"I may not have the legal FQr-ixample,.Jen.sed say! mendatlon11: :t. capableol'l!l.nchlnaflngers. -Edward M. Swartz. author of~ a book cilled "Toys that Don't Care'," told a Senate committee: "The government and toy industry , have still failed, to act exgcdiliously to remove any appreciable number of hazardous toys from our reta il sbelveS.~ , In neither action, complains,1-~--~------''--'<------'-------'-------=---'--....:.-------------~----':.....-...:.:__::.......:_:....._ MorrjJ Kapl:tn, director or testing, for Consumer11' Unkln, was the ha1.ard cleared from the · s~elve!I becnu~e t Ii e government stopped short of banning \ further snles or ordering a recall. With th ree shopping drfys r e n:i\a i n i n g before last Christ.ipa11, the FDA ban~ 39 toys ,covering four general categories as Other intereSted (lbservers .say_toymakers are doing more than they ever have to insure the_"Sllfely of thi;ir products. • Since last Christmas. the ·Ad'riil.nlilration, .. 'w h i c· h en· (o.rces the two-yeor~ld Toy Sifttj Act, has acted publicly against two potentially Look· at Y oursel f dangerous. . -Do!Js and stu!fed ,anlmals which ... rould brea'k .e'XpoSing s!Jal'p pail~ . -"NOisf' making• toys' with parts like squeakers w h i c h •• j. •• \\1ith cu.rrent popularity of sew·it·yQurself projects it figures· someone would· have to come up with the v.1ay to fit both pants and tops to the maker's own form. One answer is dressmaker's dummy in two parts called 0 My Double." Jt's made by Dritz-Scovi.11. 5 0 at. 0 REDUCTION -,, FOR GOLF · EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICE BALLS ~:: ~ LEARN TO PLAY BY CHRISTMAS GROUP LESSONS DAILY -- GUY MORIN by Professionals • BOB and HUBBARD .----PRIVATE LESSONS--- . , SKIP byMA l'. SKIP MAY 'S COSTA MESA GOLF R·ANGE 2717 NEWPORT BLVD. "''" • lillKAllf~IC&~D OlllANGI COUNTY F.AIR GROU NDS -545.9993 W• Fln1nct • Early Amet'icanstyle model Cl.1283 · ?-lrdilrrranl'an sly le model. CL12,97 Chonl'r onr of 1· .• SP fotlr l'l!Jlf'l'h Sylv:inia rnlor t••ll'vlll:inn.~ nnd ll:R\'f' SlOO. Earh of l hf'.~f' modi-ls hR.<1 thr l11trst frRt 11rrll: in color tr\Pvision tchnoloi:y. YeaturrS like lhr J,!iant 25" (diai. n1ra~.J Color Brii::ht )()()tTM) pil'turr tuhe f.,r the ~harp•·st, brightest color picture possible. Jhll?.l!rd Gmra.ltar H:i!TM) cha.~sis for. solid-stRte ' ' ' • . I ' Early American slyle model CLL29S ... -~_.. Oas,,ic style model CL1298 .' - JM'r!orn1ance and rr>liahllily. P~s !ealOr~I li}l:e Prrma-Tinl i'flnlrnl for plf'R5ing flesh·lonr>ll: Rutumatlc11.lly Rnd l1111tant ·c01or lTM1 for a l'lf'r frct r>olf!r picture 1n 1rrond.11 v.·ith no farm-up time r~q~. Arufthe best featurl!! of all. \Vhi!!n you buy now you save $100. ~ . ., ~~~~~~~·--·~-~~~~~..--..;..~·~-~~- Sylva,m""'~:Je,y Speci~l llolidayValue~ SYLVANIA COLOR TV MODEL CL12~1 in Contemporary style. Has giant 25" (diag. meas.) screen •!id the Gi bn1lt.ar 85 '™ch11!1Sis With Perm1-Tint conlrOI. Stand ineluded. only $519.95 SYLVANIA COLOR TV MODEL CL1 243 in F..arly American.style. Has .. 2~" (diai . n1 r11s.) Color Br,J;ht 100~ picture Lube ind lhe Gibrall1r 85.:W ch~ill wilh l'ern11-1'lnt.conLrol. ' only $539.95 SY l.VANIA, COLOR TV MODEL · CL1247 in Mediterr1nian ~tyle. lt1s 25 .. (diag. rilea11.) Col6r Brlgt\t 100 't111 picture tube and the Gibr1llar 85 T~chassis with Perma-1l nt control, only $539.95 . SYI,~ANIA COLOR TV MODEL CLl417 ill Mediterr1ne11n slyle. Felltures the.25 .. (diar. meal!.) Color BriJrh t 100™ picture tube "1!d Lhe Gibnltar 85™ chassis with Perma-Tlnt control. only $569.95 .Sylvania d~esn't make theiJi fast. Sylvania just ma~es thein good • '. l11te11rlt11 a11d Dependnbllll11 ShtC' .. J947 . I • •• COSTA MESA EL TORO HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 411 ·E. Seventeenth St • La9una Hills Plaza Braokhurst & Garfl•ld 646-1684 Dolly 9·9: Sot. 9·6 I n•xt fo S<11v-on I I n•xt to~ Lucky Mtrkef) • 8l7·l830 Dolly .10·9, Sot. 10·6 Ht-SSZI Dolly 9·9: Sot. 9·6 -.. ~~·· • • • •• ·: . . . ·• - J " -..._--·~\ .. I I • •• • • I ••• •• •• '• • •• • • •• I • ~· tbe .. led I able ed. s or toy ger and ti on trig· tors • • • • • • M • 1 . ' • • • • I • I • • • '• • •• • • • .. •• .. •• • • • •• • I l I Dilly Pilot Chrl1tm11 S1ctlo" Thurod•r• Nov. 25, 1971 • -Car ds , ,Br ig hter, Bri efer and Mo i-e : ExpenSiVe • . . By HARRY EISENBERG ~·-P.rMI Writer •'' "In good ·ume.t Pto le ... ,r d Ch . t d P &en . ru ma& car ! to go ,. a ' along with the gift. In bad times the11 St'IUt cards be· ""'~ caust: thtt1 can't afford. ·~' gifts." neighbor: Peace, good will and advince. psychedelic m •I en t 11 , per cent ot all greeting cards. dozen to a boi;) were selllng at chanae ln the sii:tles has bee!L 'PQSltlon_to the Vietnam War la joy to the world . • "Tr nd h I • e s c ange very s ow-cha.rtreustt!i oranges a n d "What they11 buy in clothes, an average price of 22 cents. the advent of the • ' A 11 boosting sales. Rust Craft Grttting Cards ly," said Dick lMyles director ' be d 1 1 •• Inc, is one of the country's of marketing serv!Ces at R~t · yellows as t e1r s r pp cu they'll buy in cards, only alew This year the average Is e.x-Denomination'.' card which.has I According to Irvlna Cohen. largest card producers. At the Cran. But he added that there the air. "Color TV is what dld yean later, because of peeled to be 37 cents. For the a brotherhood and peace President of Fifth Avenue sprawling ,plant in Dedham, have been sever8.l rl:oticeable it," he said, ", ••. made peo.. tradition ," he said.. additional money, the buyer ls major religions of the world. Cards, there are aeV«al new 1'1ass., a major concern Is ch°'nges in the business since pie more color conscious." One thing that is not being getting a better quality card theme and features the six trends In cardJ tbla ·year, keeping ahead of consumer 1960. "Clothing also la a factor," delayed by tradition, or with a shorter but less sen· major religions or the world. Those for ae,rviCe1)1en, trends,sincetheplanningand "Color.' for one," ·he said, added 'Jim Plesh, the com-anything else, is increase in tim.ental and more The card is one of the corn· especially are stroQg aellers. · "' Brighter, briefer and more production of a ,Christmas riffling through a stack of the pany's . creative director. It price. In 1960, counter cards sophisticated verse. pany's biggest sellers, with providing an extra •eesture ol • •1 ·expensive. It ,5 been the trend ,-""-rd_1_1ne_be....::gl_n.<_t•..:oc.:Y:._ea_'r::.:.s in __ ":c'•::...:l;:in;:••:..::flas=hmg=· ::....:•;:ff_b;:i.:"'_•:cf_w:;•;:'..:"°::ted=..:tha::.:.t .:.•.:.•m::.:.'"::.:.b".:.Y_ao_,._<:c•::ppo::.:.S<d::.:.to_those __ tha~t~co-m_• _,• __ B_e_s_ld~es_co_l.:.or.::, ::.:.• _• .:.•c;l:ch"..:•.:.' ..o·..:•:::••~th::eo:.:::ry::.:.be:.:::ing:::......:th=•:..t _•::P-~.::tho::..:ug~h:::U.::•lnes.!:.:::=·----- . ,, ' of the sixties, both in mini-,., 1'.' skirts and C1tri!trna.s cards. •'< The · cards go to rele.tlves, b u s I n e 1 s acquaintances, ~.-Jriends and almost friends . f TJ1ey are_ the most popular ._ m~iurb of ~liday expression and more .than one billio~are sent aMually. The spirit o the son knows no bounds. or distant relatiY1?S and 1 t fr.iends ,, the Christmas · • la. Ule great all-pqrppse ~ : Ji¥!ir,-a menµil balm. ·If linlcs 1 \ aendtr ~nd·-recipltnt after. -ii year 91 Isolation, soothing guilf feelings for lack of cor- respondence. 1 _ But still, for most pebple, ' the card is a tangible ex-. tension or the spirit of the season. It iJ, a Jlractical and \. convenient way 'to tell your . • ' Boys' Clubs .. '--To H;elp .. . ' . " ' .• . • . -·· . ;. Old, You ng . \ .. 'Most everyone agrees thot 'f ; Christmas 1s primarily for t , children. p ,art·icularly • remembered each year are ... disadvantaged youngsters and children spending -OiriBtmas in hospital wards du& to an . illness or crippling disease . But members of Boys' Clubs cl. America throughout the . country, with .Preciou~ little experience of °'iheir own in receiving, will "again ~ !;lap- \ pily involved this yule season _ in a lOt of giving .,~to · children and adults alike.- In Dayton, Ohio, for In- stance, members of the Boys' Club or Da}'lo!I 1as£1'-year treated 200 seniof·,a'\~fts to a Christmas dinner and party at \ the Club. The boys raised the , • Jnoney themselves, decorated .: the C1ub gym, entertained \ :with their own glee club and , band, and played Santa to ·' .guests old enough to be their • grandparents. A r e p e a t \ perform&OO!, is 'elJ)i!ttect •·. year. . . _ For the children, Boys' Club crafts rooms ·these days are \ taking on; the. ~ppearanct of ~ Santa's workshops. Boys are · working at reconditioning or making toys for "more di.sad- , vantaged" youngsters. Many · of the 950,000 members of 935 _. Boys' Clubs of America start collecting used toY' months in \ advance of Christmas. At theit ; Clubs after school and on · weekends the boys paint, glue ' and do general repairs that .' make reject toys look brand J new. In the true spirit o( Juvenile •, Decency at work , Boys' Club • members also aim their gift- . giving at the most deserving. ; The West Philadelphia Boys' '\ Club found that of all the .• : homeless children at a child . care center in that city,. tlle 12 to l>year-olds were ' lei.st ~ popular with welfare organiza· ,' tions. The boys then "adop- ted" the 50 yqungsters in this <, group and lriated them to a party and giftS.. ' 1 • Gifts, too, ale styled for . young r~pieni;: . ., ·M I n y ', hospitalized Childre~ must use • their roys in a wtJeelehair or in . bed . At lloy1'Clu£. equipped ; with a carpenter shop, iOme members are· buSily making ' copies of .the same toy -a ' game that enables e a c h bedridden chlld to play alone. Living Plant ' . Adds Cheer ':To House . ' _,,.. Girt s of living plants add to • .the Christmas cheer o( any .household. The traditional h o I id a.1 . ~·favorite, of course. Is the · 1tately. luxurious poinsettia. Pa irs or these lovely plants, • with red and ·white nowel'a, · , make a happy holiday com· . binatlon. Kept out or drafts, tn tpmperatures between 60 and 75 degrees, and given filtered .• ·"1nlight, they wtn bloom tf\roughout the holidays. It's 1 i(nportant too, that tbe plants be in red clay pots that will drain orf excess moisture trom overwaterlng. .,Another plant rapidly grow- tng In populapty .1 OT Christmas ,. giving Js t h e No rfolk Island Pine. this sym- metrical pine has a. dignity un· common to plne.s. • . . Maka JOI< Chrlslmas briebt t1fl this Ortho liq• .111ttress and 2.bol'Ptillls. Tempered st~ej lnna{SPl"ing unit. sis1I iriSulitor an"d scrol quilted cover, lldfdes OITHO-Pll( m HUil! 1atig; !las OlalUI Cltok! OUARANTDD CHRISTMAS DILIVl!RYI . No P•Y'lftl•'tn attertht Ho~I ... with euery Ortho Queen $98 T lie price Is riitd. fat 1 OJrable bed set .•. mtllrm •!Id box sprirl1 will! sistl insultlor, 'l'tnti!atecl. 111nlo1ced border, 1nd scroll ciuilhd U111t. h1tlllltt DOUll.l IONltS 11111 Dlsltll Ciiek! Rou.nd King Add ft1ir 10 ~ llom8 with this unlqu1 rourid bt<I 111, wt11dl Includes mattress a!!d matcl!lnf foutldation. Ujoy 1 lull 7 ft. ol sleeplnlcomlort . hlcla'u DDUILE lltNUS 1H Dl<lll C ttk! Convertible Sofa ~158. . . D'ecorata with 'lle:tsatililJ will! tltis 11T11rt 9 piKll .set. 2 Drtho matt1essrs. 2 boX sprlnrs. 2 bolsters, 2 quill HI toVtrlets, comerlltll1 PLUS! ltlJibl Cleek! I )6u Can Only Buy f; Ortho Mattresses ~ at Ortho Stores THE NATION'S. LARGEST CHAIN OF MATTRESS SPECIALISTS LjlKEWOOD · . . . 4433 Candlewood Avenue ,. ~ ~ Candlewooa Shops (across from Lakewood Center) .• Phone: 634·4134 .• • SAN'JA ANA and FOUNTAIN VALLEY , 16131 Harbor Blvd. (corner of Edinger) Next to Zody'• • Phone: 839-4570 ANAHEIM 1811 West Lincoln Avenue Between Euclid and Brookhurst Avenues -~ Just East of Fed art • Phone: ne-2590. ' .. \ .J • I I 6 Dolly Pilot Chrlstmos SocliOft Thurldoy, Nov, 25, 1971 Hobby Kit_..:.It 's ·the Christmas Gift W1th the Secret. I.ngredient Guaranteed not to gather of the craft ldis, ranging In model hobby kita of every· sophisticated wood kits in the dirt ·track racer or l;tleft Jn. I" Saturn launcher. COUector1 dust. the day r ifter Christmas price from about S2 to J30. form or transportation, to hundrtd dollar b r a c k e t . dlanaPollS wlnner ls ~ the models are priced from under is the gift with a hidden in-There are kits to make the auemble and collect or to Available are seaworthy kits market this holiday su!Qn. $2 to about fZO, The price ta&1 gredlent; appealing to · many popijlar macrame, beaded or operate. . _ powered b yull or gas tngines For lbe aky irunded..tli!te · _on those designed to fiy ranee no m•tter w,hat age or sex. leather acce&SOrles, to create Ship model ki. ts, literally a and remote control electroni'c from flO to Mu, And for the It's the hidden ingredient in flowers, the envy of Mother miniature maritime museum a selection of almost every ...,., hobby or craft kils. It's the in-Nature, and art kJls to inspire fro~ Ancient Roman galle..ys systems. tustorlc or current class of youngster startlng to 1pre1d gredlent that provides relax· fl~glhll pica 11 o a or to the latest nuclear powered Every well known car, con-'aircraft, apace · vehlcll and hi! wlni's there are riibber ation, stimulates creativity or Micbelangelos. vessel, range in price from temporary or v J n t a I e , rocket from the W r 1 g h t bind powered balsa wood kits simply brings hours of There are authentic seal~ P.lastlc kits Jor under · · to American or tforeign, street, BJVthers plan~ to Apo!Jo and priced under $L1 . \ pleasure. p;~~;iii~~~iii;;;i:iiiiiii;;;iii~~iiiiiiii~iiiiii;;;iiil;;ii;;;;iiiiii~ii;;iii;;;~;;;;i~iii;;;;ii~iiiii;;iiiiiii~;;i;i~ii;;iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij The variety of bobby and I ::r:J:i~:~:.,~~!:~ 11Mansfi.l'd~s\, Now in · nrange ••. ~.to Serve 1You Be -r! priced lo fit 11\to ~ budget • 'I "i \whether for a stocking filler or for that one gr e at un- orgeUable gift. Designed' to · be n o n - frustrating and easy lo do, all that is required to make them is .II pair of ~00.. patienc;.:e and the ability to follow simple instruclions. A novice 1tarting only with hands usually will have acquired pa- tience by the time the project b completed. This year, as if retcting to the psychO!oglcal i:lesire for ill-' volvement, self-Identity and peace of mind, tbe~ i!•a prQ-' liferatlon~of interesting: new ' ~ta for every age level. Home decorations, w a 11 hanginp,. ~ta.l .ICU1pture, jewelry, appllqulod ood noefile. point hondbop ""' jual • few FOR-l.L· KINDS -There's a bobby· (and a hobby kit) for just about every kin1f of person. Wide variety available in sbops for this1Christmas is hinted at by the shipbuilder (top of the pagtj, the dad and his two young Casey Joneses (above) and the crafty woman makiitg a copper bouquet (below). Prices' on hobby kits run from under $2 to more than $20-0. · Pacific · Goldfish Farm IMPOml -Typo KOi FOOD M•••..._ ___.~ s9995 "AR1AKE" 11 dt1i,11M for fJ I. ffri119 w•t•r i11 lll'ltll po111h, •t· pe cit lly 011•1 "'iih 1t•l'Hli111 ••· h t tli•t ft11d to 1tt911•t1. "ARI · AKE" •1.1fom•tic1tl y cltan1 t 11d 11t1.1ritht1, 9ivi11g tbu11d111t Ol!Yftll for ~lldtrwt ltt life. If ltft 1tt11d i119, po11d wtlt r b,. &•111•1 foul, lfl'lt l11 bid t 11d '"" b.com•t biochtmlctllV •dttd, 111 which 11othi119 wfll Ii•• ••c•,Ot btcltrit . l ut by fl lter• htt 1uch weter, witil "AJtlAICE" 'I" c•ll k••P clit11 tllfl frt1k wtt.r wlthollt co11ti11uou1 1u~ plie1 ef new Wtl1r, LAYAWAYS I lOI -PUtittt T.-.&,.i ... 110 ... ,. -._ .. $69.95 -HOLIDAY KOi Ntw 5111,ll'IWlf 2W' " 11" I -$2.10 t• Sl.00 o::.:·;~"' ~ 893-7105 • 14842 EDWARDS ST., WESTMINSTER OPP THI UN 11•0 FWY. AT 60LDIN WIST W IOLSA ' -Mdll Christmas 1911 is almost here Here are a few Gi~ ideas from our sparkling collectloM Woll'ltll'l: Sportsw .. 9114 D,.... Slllrts HCI P911t S11lt1 -•IN S.....,._ IM-. Skirts. u .. n ••d •• -. lllps .. 111,,.,., Po11ty H .. Md NlthtwMr. M1111'1; Jeckets 1111d SIKb (Pol~ De11ble IC11lt1) SwHN" 11.d Shirts -Pola'"°" Sox 011d Ullder.Mr ••• All wefl-k11011t11 1111t11• bto11dl ••• Den't k11ow slws11 Shop Or 9lft sectlo11 for 11-. cryshll, lmportff bric• •·b'oc -Interesting ond U11lciM Gifts for everye1111. Gr•fi-.end. Ko~et Polye1f•r1 fn striking Cc 1c ri. Sizes 8 to 20. • WILL II OPIN IVIS llPOll XMAS PIOM DIC. 1JTH • Pendleton: •• . A 1"fay or ure Skirts : 11.H •11fl 17.11 , Sport J1ck11h / 40.00-41.00 ,' s.,.,,,.~ 11.00-11.00 llob111 27 .00 t. JI .10 .. ACIP'IC i~\ ~ Go western, man! For +h e ru99•d c11ual look of the old we1f, choo•• 'Cimmeron '' by Pacific Trill. Sturtly, e11y0c1r• corduroy with Scotch91rd® 'fin i1 h that r•si1t1 1,0il •nd 1tain1. Ch•1tnut or br111. Si1•1 ll-46: 21.00 BEAUTIFULLY GIFT WRAPPED OF COURSE! BANKAM ERICARD MASTER CHARGE CARTE BLANCHE Dll'IER'S CLUB CONVENIENT PARKING AT EAST ENTRANCE AT END OF MAGNOW. AVE. HOUU1 t :JI,. I -Dtihy t :JO '•I PrW..,. ---IN COSTA MISA ITI Dl!PAftTM&HT aTOPta ' 1116 NIWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA ' ' • • d ' .• \ • ' • - ' .. • Dolly Piiot Chrllflllu Section Thurldoy, 'Nev. 15, I f71 7 ~et Gifts ·are . Rea lly ~rac ti cal--T hin ~ Abo ut It An Y'I' down In tho real nit· canlM coai. with •all the ty • .,iwa on your Chrbtmas newut couture toucbeo. Thero' ahoppiriC liat ..... those out of are "wet look" models in alld weU brulhed. A 100<! floor _cle~. look for 1•1 pet, brush, comb or a slicker mitt place mall. · "'H'+"l-ordinary gllll for bard In bri&hl colored..Ylll)•Llhll very p I ea 1 e people? Th l n k a prectically wipe clean witb a minute. Do they own pets? damp 1poq.e. Fake fur -to Then pop In a pet ahop-.nd cover real fur -II ~•ed for look over the g;;&iiea that natty numbers ·in . leo~rd, r:lllff from the ~ractical to· zebra and ti&er pa.tt8ms\ FQ.r the iany for the fo~footed ci~ dogs, a pair ~cf plaaUc membera 1nf the family. Any ttiOot.s 'flll protect hi! paws real anirilal lover on your from ir11itatlng c h e m I c a I 1 Chrlatmu Hat will b e spread on sidewalks to rnelt dell&hled with a gift for his Ice. decl 1 .. ther In antiqued melal mNh alld glittering rhtntatone-1tudded velvet in zingy colora. You_!!JIRhl "'1ect a "hll and yours" pair of cnl· Iara, doc bas cold feet is well as a cold noae, be might enjoy sleeping on a special electric heatinL pad made especially for petg. It's UL approved' and waahable too. II an appreciated gilt. A pair The poa>arl craie h.. tn. of pet nall cllppert a. another fluenc<d the new pet lnya. In procllcil Id... ai!dillon In bones and caIJitp pet, suggests the Pet Care This year, pet shop! are New for a cat ls a ra~bit pelt for his favorite anooilng Jpot. There are special cat b<dl. designed with · Kitty's paulon for privacy in mind. One of the most attract.Ive is a plump wicker basket wlth a round cat-sized openiq ln front for slinking ln and~ out. For !rave""' pela there are all kinds of carrlero. de.lined to look like Ju1111e. one of Ille handlett folda up, lnln a neat flat package wbtn it's not In use. I For the purmel p<t, all • mice. Inyo are lhaped like dlll aiJel pf well<leilgried p<I food picklea, Ice cream ""'*· pork eed\111 .dlabet are mide of chnpo, hnt <logo, lnlllpopa and luUc. •:t: , steel or fireplugs. O,.w Inyo fdr dnp am.le wart. ~ are even made of rawhide or nylon are matlo f dilbes. Fill eapecially · good , be ca u • • e disb, aal the Umer and lhlJ they're digestible and help gadget terftl dinner on Ume. keep the teeth clean. Bureau. sellinf dO& colli.n: for people For 'a fashion-conscloul dog as well u pets. Collar styles ~owneri )'OU'll fi!Wl an-array ~( range 1ro5 sporty, bra-;sWd· · A bed for elther a dog or cat la a doughnut shaped cushion, foam-filled and washable. U a The pet beauty alda counter resembles a Filth Avenue salon -you'll find &b.ampooa, cologne, nail polilb, even color rinses . Most pets are be.auUful when they are almply clean '· It's a great idea for the single For children, book• and person who occaakmally works records about animals ind late and worries that hi$ pet is their care make u 1 e f u I . millin& a meal. To keep the cherished remembrances. • CHAIN SAW UNDER T.REE SURE TO PLEASEDAO It's Gift for. Many S1110ns Ye t to Come ., H ere's a Gift That r ~ Can Pay for Its elf A &ood gift to a;ive tllis do for them. b6llday season is one th a t . Not too long Igo a chain u.w aaves the recipient money made-as unlikely a CJiri.Stmas during the year. present as an earth mover. ~ J.. present like thl! will be The tools were big, expensive, I appreciated many times. It and beavy and were used , will brighten the Christmas almost exclusively -by pro- ~ season and give the &ifl of fession.al lumbermen. t economy each time it ls used. Since then, however, chlin Among the many money-saws have been drastically saving products on the market reduced in weight and price are instant haii-curlers that and now make ideal (ifts for make it easy for a womi.n to -home handymen, garifeners, look her best at all Umes and and outdoorsmen. uve !he expense and in-The McCulloch Mlnl-Mac 6, cOnvenience of frequent tr ips for example, weighs only six to the beauty parlor. and one-half pounds plus its Machlnes that shampoo and cutting attachment and c.omes clean carpeting also help hold in bandy £or tr.ee pruning1 down the high cosl of living. brush clearance, con.structioo, These machines make it possi-hobby craft!, camping, and lee . ble to bank the money that fishing . A small mini 15aw will . would otherwise be paid out to more than pcly for Itself by . profusional cleaning services. taking care of job! that would For men there are jet otherwise require expensi:1e sprays that wash cars in a jif. outside maintenance help. fy, eleclric shoe polishing In Jact, if you want to mark machines aod small p ow e r tbe 98W "Open B e f o Te tools such as hedge trimmers Chriltmas." it can start earn· arul chain·-,...,. All of these 11\g' lt.s keep lmmedial<ly 'by ltema .. .uy handle jobe that tylllg the family health , mm uuaUy pay sorneone~to a_traditklnal Yule log.;_ · . I Happy 'Blocks' -Hassocks made from 0 Love Notes'.,t wets are bright and gay and youngsters find them cci~ortable to use and fun to play with. For instructions on exactly how to make them, send 10 cents all~ stamped, self· addressed envelope to Cannon Hpmemaking Service, PO Box 107, Kannapol is, NC 28081. Cu,stom Draperies -I Add charm to your home with 1he11 money saving Yalues : CHOIC I Of CUSTOM fAlllCS LAIOI INCLUDID Ml•. l••oth u • ' l.t our •• ,.m creot• new ldeot for you er cerry Out )'9Vr own. frH "tlmoteS. Since 1925 ' ,s2~s '3~.'. '4~ LIVINGSTON'S CARPETS • .CUSTOM DRAPERIES 1431 S. MAIN at ldln9er ,SANTA ANA Ol'IN IUNDAT Dtnr 94, ... ·~·'Tit . 147·1"1 ' TOY HOUSE &-TOY WORLD fRIDAY, NOY. 26 THRU TUES, NOY. 30 ~ .WHEELIE TRIKES • ••-•~)m~~~*~ MARX BIG WHEEL a whe.Jecf ..-cl eyci.Dl1 wt-I tn fraM. ~djuatable ..ot. 1311 G&>KRAIY KOPIER AnyD.ie 4'19cil'J 1tnd up c:cin drew 1, 2, or 3 pic:tul'M at a time with ~dpeni.. 2 •• .... 1.fl Flower FINGER' DlllGS POGO STICK STORES CROSSOVER i THEBRIDGE I ~ family torM-~r ,_.. tWr PllClriHM lrctcJ tilt ''""''wfl'lll #5IO Wid. racing ova with 1uiee mochine' recharger. 2 slnler ari. #60<YI • MINI WIZ·Z·ZER 2 Wii:·J:·Zlta lft Ot'lt pack -I rtd,.,..llew«bkie. TALKING BARBIE AND FlllMDS 11·1/2"tal!Borbl• tha t 1aya 6 phra111 whtn rlft!l l• ...,ii.d. i ·, 88 -' .~ ....... . MOTOllZIO llOl'M MUSTANG& VW ... 'Mctll'lfer ..... --·-·-11• ---................... Ill. , I II PRE-CHRISTMAS · SPRllfl' RACING 4IDI Mini fftOtorlflc. Set with LIMM{1 start. 4'' ... EUCTRIC .. FOOTBALL HWllllOCIS VEHICLE Sn I f.. ""' '" .,,. ... -hiclt1 mat "'" wirh f. -th!1 JA.jic. 11t. 861le • baHery ond l'l'ICllClt t J .ts b1oc1t 1nWi1ect.1'1°" Pot tef•ll•r 01•• efftn 10 octMtle& fw #\HI el'ld lee111-1,.. Colotf11I 11' hl11h. .,.. tfQtlon witli. 2 opetlil'f doors. 2 11\cl1tlc cors ol'ICI tOWtrvclt. fe.50; jAMILYOAMI SCORE FOUR !by for diildtefl.. ch4llertglng fot adufh. Good forporti.._ 311 TOTE RACING SET c.......~_., .... , .. ~ _ __...._ ....... ...,,. ... """ M ...... 11. SKl1TLE SCORE BALL trol& WheeJ i• Trike• dir.ctiolt - foMord or backward; ovtomcrllc '1e1ring. ~ COMPUBR CARS Alocwlod~ca,._-..th.f ""'*h ~ ....... - 1~ if~S.S.P. TIME TRIAL srr ho• ·-.... --1 o• SltnUor to, pool, but a ~ C: '" -s.. .-n """' _... ~nge fortM entir•family. w...-1.ot ...,_.. 28" llllRRAY TRIKE. ~---.... _ ... ··-·--·-... 1~ '. SKl1TLE BOWL Ne:rt Th!"ll IO ha"4n9 o, bowlln; 11ll•Y· lti• du4•1weed plna, ball •"' .P'll• Clrtd K&ring .... &f,!. f,H t .1 tr ten $kl,,,,., ten bt 1111ac:.d In ell!lotl OflY pote oftd ho• her owti tkot.bCle1d. l 1117 . ·311 ~ 5.f 5 .... ~ ,,. ••• L. .. FOOTBALL COMPUTER &~~TRUCK Truck fall0wt a p,.._pfanned courae Indicated by one of 8 di,..ctional blocb. #9209 . -TOY llOUll I TOY WORLD I TOY HOUll lll L l11l St., C:-M-H..W Sllopplot Coot•, C. M. J442 Vie LWo; Ntwl'"" -h Tel. MM4M. t te t .t11tly. l u"' 11..S Tel. S41·7h2. 10 to f t11lly. Sun. 10-S Tel. 67wot. f te 6 t1t lly. Frt. 'tff I . . ,. \ •• 'I t I 1 .. • • Delly PHot ,Chrlatr1141 Section 'Mli1 hlollllfvl ...,..wctieft of Molhw Nofvr•'• - haMJi-': hm ""'°"'"' <I NOl11111 -bef-f0<111d 111 tw.plon 901 logs. Awiloble i11 II, 14, JO 011d 36 h1d1 ..... 241NCH TWISnD PINI Comelo·•nd ................... Ur. 7t00 fllUIT • .. Thuraclly,Jlov. 25, 1971 OoalMfwith · dishwashing . !:lassie! ' . , . " DISHWASHERS I I flEAIY DU · 18-LB. ~ I ' AUfOMAT . · ll •. WASHER Mocltf SO 250 N Includes choic• of Color, parts •nd removal of old dishwtsher~ . ' . DISHWASHER • 88 • We Deliver-We Install-We Service• Call Dunlap for Servlee -PHONE 548·7788 Model wwc 8.700N CALL DUNLAP . FOR SERVICJ PHONE 548-7788 .:.BOTH FOR ONLY :.sJ99aa ,,,. ljo<foct ""'"""" compenion. Gtl*OUI 9CNM aize. btmt P5c. " Col0< lV ~,.I,~ c:omp1et pOrtfblt> design at)d1 • SllMfOUt'ICrtell ai11. Grt~t c:ciot P1rfor"'!nce.., RCA Color Portat119'" tlral-c:ll• •lowing ll IOUrilt llln . ' :~ • ~ • • • ' • • '· 1 • -I ONLY ONLY -• • -I LVA<OOO . ' 3 qycl81 -NORMAL, GENTLE; SUPER·SOAK • • 2 washing s~s • 3 w ater temp selectjons '· 2 Jo~·slze , -water leYe~ • Magic-Mix' lint IHter • Super SURqIO.J'.OR' • a'Q itator • · .. 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Tliis is tak~,s Is a hit of im~g!natlog.. l . • ' ' ' • ' .. ··~.·Long. on. Leisure. ·for Quiet · Evenings ·~ at-·Ho(iui-• '· ,,..._,,. ~r. __ ._ . . .. ',. ~;.<£ .• ~> . . .. ::r: • , 4 .r •• ,J by .. C I . l . ~· ;-; ., • ' . i' I , 'f • ' • • n,. ri{t,J;~~~~h -to~ ~ih.~lY d!tailed 'hand 1mockin9 and lace 11\ri.:hel, th• gown ~above• qf. ~anylaire bru1h•d Antron® ny!'en. "Al'J 'beau'tifully mated to th• fl••cy rOIM;'.dramatic ~ith Jlor•nfin • 1h<liwl ~C!trar of w~lte p1euJo.fur. Co!Or1 Aqua or.yellow. . ' ' . '' Rob• $23.00 Gow" $10.00 -... r! -• · · · M1tch in9 S~u_ffs $5.0I 1711' I . C....Hwy. c .............. . -, / t .. Rehearse· for Holidays . ' Does an invitation to a party sometimes le1ve you more anxious than elated? Flnt there's the worry about what to wear; then the dllemm11 about your makeup aQ.d hair; should you try out thos.e new blue eyelashes or !ave them for another night? Ne1t, there's the question 9f personality and charm; will you..,feel comfortable with the expected cr{)wd; wlll y{)Ur con- versation be as interesting to others as you think it is {Jr will you be so concerned a)>o.ut making a good impression that your naturall y wit!y nature re· ·ma ins under cover all evening Jong? All of us have bad these qualms at one time or an{)ther. bouncy attitude. or\ly b6rin& 'toomna. Just amootb a people flnd the company Of generow dab on your tyelkl others tedious, If you ahow in-ifid~ll&htly, ~ cold te~st in your surroundings, ~.ream w~ off ~ mikeup yoo/ Surroundinis will beo;ll!Je in • wink -even atubbom more interesting to y 0 u • ma.SC1t1. Party-goe!a w 111 ch arm is 1really 1 "aim· pattlcularl~ appreciate. ,that patico'' combirlatlon of mind, when bedtime comes in. the spirit, and looks ... and all of wee h.our1 . and ~ drawn out us are capable of develop-cleansing ritual lS out of tbe ment. question. _ , _ _ _ To avoid "being too self-con-Onc.e you tele"Jay for. I e scious about your looks, try occasion, Juat keep la ml~ out your rM!w "party fice•• that rul clllarm boils don to ahead of time. Nothing can sbo'ffiq aenuJDt_ warmth and ruin a would-be "event" faster feeliq for othtr1j with your than'" eyelash. that keeps giving spontan<ously .•f \Sound Id.ea. poppi'ng off! yourself and ~emonstratmg Experimenting with new sincere interest ~ discovering ~ music buff never really gets to hear his ~usic makeup ·looks the night before ~hat ,!118ke.s ano~ person ''with concert hall reali'sm," as the ads say, until he is wise. If you wait 'ti! party . Uc~. Begin by al_ways wa~k-ail bl night. you migh.t. bt disap-1ng mto a ~~ with a smile slips on a set of stereo earphones. They're av a e pointed in the re 5 u 1 t 5, nn your face . Its the best way in wide price ' range and choice of brand names, but Especially with eye makeup, to make others f~I just as th~y could turn out to be a iift for the entire famil1 too vigorous "dCHJVers'' can,1 ;;';;;e;;;lax;;i;;ed;;;;;u;;;;i;y;;;ou;;;;;loo;;;k;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;e;;;it;;;h;;;e;;;r;;;w;;;a;;iy;;;yi;;o;;;u;;;;;li;;;st;;;e;;;n;;;t;;;o;;;1;;;t;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-J sometiriles leave your eyeslJ puffy and red: W h e n it ~ TODAY'S CYCLE 'GANG' IS NO RE·RUN OF 'THE WILD ONES' THnl Are Dl1cov1rin9 Bikes 'Mori _Fun Than th1 F1mily Cir Because the holiday seasofi coincides with an increase in party-goiilg, we can all make good use of 1these "tried an4 true" !){)inters about being - and look.ing -as charming as possible. · Don't wait for-others to take the initiative. Too often a so- ci.?J gathering with great "fun" potential is made d r e a r·y by a roomlul of people each waiting for somt!()ne else to take the first conversational step. People who are . "Up- tight" in a group are too often overly self~nscious or more lntereste<l in being entertained than in contributing. necessary to make a change, or "''hen you're "practicing to make -ptrfect,'' use a gentle cold cream to quickly remove eye-malflUp. Pond's famous hypo-allergenic Cold Cream, in the familiar green and white jar, has a proven formulation that removes eye makeup gently as it leaves your akin softer, smoother and fresher this Christmas Bike Ord ers Could Overload '8 Tiny Reindeer ' Ht.aven help those "eight tiny reindeer''! If things W@rell't tough enough pulling. that fat little man with a sack· full of toys eJI over the country on -Christmas Eve, the-eight little rascals, (nine, if you CQUnt Rudolf ) will be stagger· Ing under -• record 1 o ad or nearly two million bicycles ex· ~ted to be delivered by Christmu this year. Try to be a1 "positive" u of all bikes '°'e being bought one-way streets. Don't carry for adults. passengers unless the bike is you can ht your approach to Fresh Tree ao evening. Look forward to Wbtn buying a Chrlltmu Physical ·fitnees, edmomical designed for It, and watch 00\ all or the day's llappeninp tree, bend the needles. They transportation, ecology and the for doors opening On perked · and approach eiich new ft.. ahould 'be springy. 1f the desire for famlly-or:ij!nted rec-car~, and f{)r parked cars pull· perience with a fresh •ahd needles break, don't bother reational activities·seem -t{) be-!n_g 0t!1 in~ traffi.£:._.__ _ _______ ta!Qrig_th~ tr~ h91!1e-Y~u'll Safely driven and properly have m{)re needles on the rug the prime motivators for Uie cued for and maintained. the Angel tfian on branches by the lime adult cycling set. In thi.s high. Christmas bike, m a d e in Santa makes his entrance. Jy frenzied, technol{)gica l so-America for American tastes, An angel fashioned of gift Another way to test the_tre~ ciety, riding a bike can be a is a gift that will keep on giv· papers and ribbo~ was iri· for freshness Is to bounce the rewarding experience, bring· ing pleasure, good hecilth, rec-spired by the Javorite Carol, butt on the groornt. No needles. ing an adult cl~r to the real reati{)n and family fun for "Hark the Herald Angels {Jr at least not many, shoUld America is in the throe.s {)f the biggest bike boom in itll history, and industry leaders are predicting a. reco{d 8 mil· lion plus-bikes will be-S()ld by year's end. If pallt marketing experience holds true, the pre- Christmas buying season will be the bigge6t bike-Ouying time of the year, and this year it should be the biggest ever. \vorld around him, giving him years to come. Sing." fall . a greeU:r degree of control.fi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii:i;i;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iii;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9j Americans {)f all ages are finding new values in the tw{)o whee.Ju, and many lhouSPpds U not-~youngsters are re- discovering good things about bikes that they {)nee knew and may have forgotten. Of primary importance to the yOungster:.d course -and ·he sUU represenb over 75% of the Americr.t1 bicycle mar-- ket -is that riding a bike i!I fun . lt gets him where he wants to g{) oo his own terms and under his {)wn sU:am. set· ting bim free from the some· time availability {)f !11{)m as the family chauffeur. Then too, the bike i.~ a ~reet eriuallzer amonK children . Tall, short, thin. fe.t, all kids are equal on a bike. It re<iuires no special skills nor a high de- ~e of athletic prowess. Regular cycling is. of course, srood for health and physical fitness. Most youngsters don·t care much about that, how· ever, since they usually oper- ate {Jn the theory that anything: th;.~ is good f{)r ycu is to be 8V{)ided Bl alJ CMts. Increasin i;;l.v, h{)wever thev do care about their environ· men!, and many thousand.~ flf :voungst.ers will appreciate that their Christmas bike is abg{J- lutelv non-oollutin,I!. Adults. too. want biKes. 1'fqfe and m{)re 'e.1ults will be buvin~ sleek. multi-speed lightwcight bikes for them. Hives and for each other thi~ Olristmas, as adull interelit in cvclint!: iooms to an all-time h,igh. In recent vear!I. it has been estimatt.d that only 12 to 15~ of American bikes a 1 es were made by adults. This ve?.", h{)v<ever . it is probable fh11t as much as 25 or even 30 9'> over his relationship to his en.I I vironment. For many, it is re- laxing, stimulating and sooth- ing to the spirit, all at the same time. Conscioos {)f the inereasina demand for bicycles by people of all ages, American manu· facturers have literally "geared up" for rJI classes of riders, ofJering as wide a variety {)( styles and models as could be imagined. Single· speed, coaster brake mode!s, three-and five-speed models a re available in the popular "high-rise'' type for young- sten. Sleek lightweilflts, too, come" in a wide vr ... lety {)f colors, styles, models a n d price ranges, beginning at prices within anybody's bud· get ilnd running up to several hundreds {)f dollars. All Amer· ican manufacturers are now selling both children's bikes ::ind adult bikes; high-risers, middleweights, lightweights, tandems, unicycles r.id adult· type tricycles for the seni{)r citizen set. And while the in· creased demand for bikes in recent months has put some- thing of a strain on the sup- ply, n{)body who w11nts a bike for Christmas should have to go "'ithout {)ne. The best ad- vice might be tn {)rder early tn Rvoid crest-fallen faces on Christmas morning . ~oeakin'! o( ridvlce . , . Regardle"5 of the 1,1.•nnderful fer\ing of freed iim that rirfirii:: a hike brinR:s with ii. the bike ( rjder -\vhatever his ape -1 h::is ::i resonri~ibilitv to drive l his bike safelv on ·lhP roads.I c::iutions the Bicyc\p lnstitute l of America , The blcyclP i.~ ~nnsidered a vehicle. in all 50 1 states, r.id 1~ 1ubiect I{) all applicable rules of veh.iCul::ir tra ffic. If that Chrisfmal' bike [ is to continue to i:iive pleasurr In both 51iver and recei Ver, it iohould he ridden safelv at all times. 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But It ii rare 1ndetd to transfale academic theory into toys thlt children will be eager to play with, that they can play with safely and that they can learn from. 'F. reezer Living' Makes ·Day Less Hectic In tbe mid1t of holiday 1hop- _plng, partleii and tree trim< ming, wouldn1t ll be nice 1o U there'• 11 litUe as 20 in· chtl of spa.re wall 1pace, you'll 1inf1 a 11mlnl" freexer thlt wUI lit, according to Sears, Roebuck and C.O. So why not glv1 yoor home an! early Christmas 1ilt -aave J time and work and cut -have home-cooked dinners all rtady to heat and serve? You ctn lf you practice •;trteie:r living" -prepare and freeu several mealr before the rushing season starts. ·This-new convenience con-grocery bill! now and all year · 'round cept also c1n be ad1pted to a r ... :...... ,R · t -o---.null-apartment that does-not-~~~ u..ee.Kl'.1..-X..1 . have room for 1 full·sl.u capac1tler of four to nme cubic freezer. Just think small. ®.!!f1e .,!!HO w ...... ,,.,... ~ • Narm•n Wiatt • Bloyla Al .. Coif WMf 271l Int Ceat Hwr. c ...... ffl .... 6)1-4141 feet , operate on ordinary 12(). volt household CIJrrent and provld• the true ttro-degree temperature nttded to keep frozen foods at their beJt. With a freezer in the home, you can save money by buying foods on salt, cut down on thopplng trips wltb that extra ' food on hand, store leftovers until they 're really wanted, pre-pack a n d freeze snacks 1 11 d 1unchbox foods several days ahead, shop and cook in advance "·hen a dinner party Is planned. There are three compact. models in th~ Coldspot llne"l SHEETS -KING SIZE- ND IRON PERCALE FAMOUS MAKER FLAT OR FITTED Witt. Mtclllllf e ... et Sl.t7 • p•lr Wlrli••t MettllMt ,.,,. c-s1. tJ • .... e ... ,,_. e Lu111ry LIMAS 54·97 Dr. Esther P. EdwardJ, a child study expert formerly asaociated with Tufts University, did .Prteisely that. For three yea rs, she and her team researched the dtvelop- ment or infants and tOddlers. They studied mental, physical and emotional reactions to a wide variety of stimulations. 'Ibey eiperimented with color,I __ _'.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!__ _ __:~~~~~~~~~~--_:~~~~=---sound aDd shapes. And much l- of what they learned con· tradicted what had been thought to be true or, more often, filled an Information vacuum . The research learn turned Its data into dozens of tlly designs. The cream of their ideas -25 playthings far children from birth to age three -is "11ie Wonder of Growing." The collection begiN! with simple visual-atimulation toys and progresses t h r o u g h playthings that invite children to compare, control a n d manipulate -and thereby to develop muscle c ci n tx o I , vocabulary and 1 an g u age skills. M a n y intermediate ltems help lay the foundation for i;cience education and present books as friends . The most ad vanced plaything in the collection eases children into group play. The 25 items are divided in- to 12 serJes according to the child's age. The playthings are available exclusively at Sears and are offered by the aerie! rather than individ,ully. A 111ppJement to the collection is ' the 128-page "Wonder of Growing" guide for ~rtnts who wish to learn more 'about errly child development. This book comes with Series l or may be brought separately. Dr. Edwards learned that children .develop their poten- tial most fully if they are en- couraged to build on their ex- periences in a logical se- tfuence. The sequence must be flexible -so the child won't be frustrated by b e i n g presented with tasks he can't Clo -and each toy in the se- Quence should have as many facets so that the child con- pnues to discover new things. : But she agrees with other child development authorities that the bel!lt kind of educa· tional ·toy is one that makes it fun for the child to learn. • Writing in "The Wonder of Growing" parents' guide about Bowls and Balls. a toy sug- 1ested for the 12· to 15-month· Old, Dr. Edwards said , "The tecurrent discovery that the balls are really there Is in- tensely pleasant to 11 child. Add to this !he delight of physically controlling t h e 171anipulating . and the stimulus of constantly chang· i_n.R: patterns created by the eolor and form of the ball! igainst the container. Here is a toy intensely involving for the just-turned-one-year-old." · Nor is "The Wonder of Growing" series oblivious to the fact that children should let their own pace for develop- dlent. There is no pressure on the child. no insistence. •:Doing what is comfortable is ttnportant." wrote Dr. ~dwards about the collection'1 s:implest story book. "Superhound's Busy Day." '!With your involvement you engage the child's attention. ~hove all, should attention 'f'Ollder, do not insist that the Sook be finished." • ! Flexibility. building q,n the ~re11dy-learned, g~ntle'1 en· aouragement from interested ,S.rents. : This is the heart of the col· ll<:Uon. Local Flora Marks Yule ~Although they can take a lbQrt drive to the mountains 8fld cut thtir own Olrh1tm&s tree. midents of the Phoenl1, Artiona area use the native rtf,ra for their own distinctive C\tstrt Christmas decorations. One resident drtMeS up t>.ree giant seguaro c&cti NC.h ~ar· tn represent the 'l'hree Wi!t Men. and there'• 1 steady stream of cars put his ffOodliJl!hted yard each night. Tumbleweed are plied high lA lhe tpwn sguare at Chandler abd 1prAyed a• silvery wh!tr (Qr the town's lree. .. 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Small jewelry boxes filled with candies or miniature baskets packed with J>Opcorn are jdeaJ for this purpOse. TO decorate the miniature gi!ts. use small The Bird .1er1ps. of ribbon and papers. Larp lollipops filled with thewy. chocolatey cucty can be removed from-Jbeir '1{ai; wrappers, covered with .bright ' • cellophane and futeold to • trl't branches with r e d · ribbons. They mak& 1'QIKierful 1>rnaments and will ,provide many Ws of happy licking when they are snatched off ttie tree. .. To ·help you recreate Uie charm and nostalgia of an old- fashioned CbrilUnas t r e e • home econemlsts for Tootsie Roll have developed some festive, decorative ideas using materials ·commG!lly found in most homes during the hoUday season. Because they are easy to assemble, many can be used a.s entertaining projects for vacationing ')'oungsters. Each idea requires only a Poultry, stuffing, stuffing and gravy are excellent breeding places for bacteria that causes food poisoning. Do not leave at room temperature too long. Popcorn balls in all sizes add a festive touch o f ne1tal1ia to bolidly· decorations. Wilh a large needle and regular yarn, string tiny popcorn balls aJternately with satin-covered ~. plastic foam Christmas balls -- to form chain garlands. Giant· sized popcorn balls dangling fr6bl, silvery ribbons will attrict-every sweet.eater in the neighborhood over for a look at your tree. HOMEMADl;ORNAMENTS ON THE TREE - rUN . ::---...J,. : . • • ••• • •• • AND GIVLNG ' ' IF THANKSGlVING IS HERE CAN CHRISTMAS • BE FAR BEHIND ? • ' l 1467 Vi• lido, Newport Beach 67l-4510 , • ... .._....,.,.. .. ,. ............... . / • • 'lllitkiw Lid . lluk . or· -Bidwell'> " Ge ne Burton's , ,,.. . :blMM--f Grrg·s f'a bric · Boutique ~trkshire'.: ' LiJo S iops always in fa shion '. Howard • I.aw~•· ' Jr. ...... . •. Lido 24 UNIQU E SHOPS, 3.,. S ~D BOUTIQUES, WITH A FLAIR FOR ATTENTIVE, INDIVIDU.'L SERVICE! 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It also Jenda' garments. ··~ ---;. and requiring no venting, it itself to other locals where · 'There's an easy (o S;eC and ~kes rup leu .space ~a -apace II at a premium Ol'""big~ t:lean up-ffont ·lint" 'trap, a . kitchen cba1r and can be u9'd capacity is not a factor, such !eparate. start switch, and a • or ~ in • c J,o a el,·· u a houseboat or yacht. • • six-root long pOwefcord for bathroom,. basement, alcove, The dryer offers a'tnormal any standard 3-t:iron& ground· . ~ a counter, 1n a Jdtcherf · drying cyclt!, a fluff eycle.and. ed !ls.volt ouUel. corner, or even mounted on a permanent press cycle, with The cOmpact C:lryer ' Is the'W81.1. • u_p to 140 m~ <(,_ dryifl& &Yailable fu, a whlte enamel ~rerwg the regular tum~le time on the normal cycle for finish and is designed to retail drying features <lf a full-siu cottons and linens, and a short around $130. Il can be put on electric dryer -including 1 21l-40 minu te setting 'i·ot 'whtell lot roll ·around ~rmanent press cycle -but • permanent press and de.ijCates portfbi.lity with an easy.to-In· with a smaller five pound such as lingerie and :trmd ~It cast,er kit, ' . I 'l •• • I t • s ~ • d d a a r . ' el ii n d ., . ' • ' - ' ' ., ' :·: .·• ' 1~71 Lev rs · AD EFnCTIVl THRU NOV. 28 ' ~· • • • . • ."l.~tt '' ol "I • '' • \ • • *rrr1rsrru • *ErflYSUf GET IT ON!'· . · i.-1.EVfs®l · ~t .... ~T·-~~~;::~~ .. ·~~R ~Ci~L~=~---* rrr1r COlOI .. · Bush Jean Flares uv1·~co1tDsLD<UT&W1nrucuT ·,$:10. Sizt1 5-16, N1f)',·ltown, lllH, ... ,:brJl1, , & ·Tab Shirt lurgundi, light Bluo, Grttn, Sail .. '•ch., ... • • T ' !; looking fot c~mforttble -·fein1 th1t don't l11v1 you strung out? __ Ltxi's• Bosh Je1n ... 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'-• ~~., ...... .,, ... , plaltcl fritttr. ~ , :T pMINGTON 22 LR • 'MOHAWK "Mit~ Vtloclty" '2'• Rvet.,. 1ilth•r ,,..cl 1H· en•t•r ,.wtr th1" or- clit11;y H'r. • Mohtwk c1r1rldt11 ft_tfv,.. 1xclutiv1 ••rl111111Mr1" prlmlfll whkll. wlU , nor cavM rust 1?Tlrn1lo1t, SAU 'PRICED IOX OF 500 ·s~' HOLIDIY GIFT AT ·THE OWIT IOYSI -NEW!-·• GUN .HO PlnOL RACK • • • #- 1 ·VENEER FRAME CONSTRUCTION FOR EXTRA STRENGTH I UP TO -4 PISTOCS. · IDEAL Glnl ·• ,. J l • 1 ' Dolly Pllet Chrl-Soctlon y to Fly , ' Her111 toy th at really makes a boy feel like flying on Christmas morning. ltrs typical M new, ride-em toys made t.o look like real airplanes, trucks, tractors, ~t.C., especially if you're still romper-aged. This one is by Kusan, Inc., of Nash· ~vWe. FOR CHRISJMAS CANON llTC)L WITH 1.8 LENS + CASE .+; .1Jl111111·1'J.I TELEPHOTO e IHI.LI LEN_S 11111.D: e THIOUfiH.fHl·LINI 111tet _... ...cil"fL M"" Ne11s • ..,,. ........ y 12"Y. ..... ....., of Hio rinfl .... • fUtcl LOAD: .... ,_, .. ...,.,, .. ,1 ..... e M• ,.,olor t.1.,1iote ............ , .. • M ... Meltloo flose4 oft 10.. L.:1: J.J:X Ho. of 11...,.1, • Flffw ... 1U- OFPllt INCLUDIS CANON CAMllA, _,.. Pr•9L w/1.1 LINS. LU.THll CAI· :l'rlNe CASI wltti Md: ....., OM1 CANON •• 1:15111111 f/l.5 ,.,.. .. Lem. s29900 C'• lllrcMrttl UG. PRICI lt1 .45 SAYE 102.45 HARIOR PHOTO • 3121 E. COAST HWY. • CORONA DEL MAR 673-4170 Polaroid's Still Best The most popular item on everyone's Christmas list ls a camera. But which one? Each year the choice gets harder. One happy solution is to "Think Square." The camera with features that everyone wants -at a price that most any Santa can afford -is lhe new Square Shooter Polaroid Camera. It is so simple to use that even a beginner can start taking pictures on Christmas morning -beautiful new square-format color prints in 60 seconds. And the big surprise is that the excitement of instant pictures is now available at a new low price - 25 percent lower. You can en- joy your Christmas pictures on Christmas day !or the ume cost u many of the .. wait-a-week" variety. The Square Shooter is available at photG counters everywhere for under $35. And with the new Jow film price, you can afford to fill a Christmas stocking with in- stant-picture film. See our aomplete llleatla11 of gift pab 1ru:1..itn1 tbele fnontes. Take them with JOU-or -will mail! • • FAMILY .FAVORITE $7.98 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL $8.98 l'l.EASURE P AIC $8.98 IELtJXE BARN $15.98 tY. Jb.BEEPsnacs-rsausage.Couda. Thil pU comes in cm popular "'blni box.' lfoner1did S..ce. MJJd Midaet Lonahom. Ideal fat thOlle with ~lld,..n. J.naide the bam ~ (llDO!oed -bcl. a..... Spiw!, -15-* lood opodallies. -l'lollra.-ploo.........,._ AMlllCA'I LUDIN• CHllSI ITOlllU ' Unusual Gifts Make Yule , Interesting It'• Olrlltmu 1boppfD1 your· own back yud, tloio tpln. bul dockirc the If you'd ltlll Ullo lo &IYO 111111 ...Uy llD'I !bit much clolhos, lino. But lbll year, for l'lln U you'rt In a plnlo ovsr the ll1ll\ on tb1 10 who doolD'I your fill llll Thll ,_, like to bolhor with llt!<Y thoUfh, lnfttod Of tho 1&111e dre .. 1111, lhel't'I I portable tl11, pertumu or ICll'vtf, why roll-up wardrobt of four cotton not surpriH your friendl 1nd T-shirtl, to suit the Mids of relatlvu with something real· any occasion. 'Mley're design- ly dillerent -like : ed by Paris Accessories for euily, II can evm bl bwig lor The r<eor<IJ hive all the basic Finally -!or I b a I reall1 ltorlai. WormaUoo a YOUllf Pit_, 1peclll --why not a PltaDll of Y""' youn1 obould llllow, and tbly'u done atft certlllcall •ntltlilll him or frleoda mlabt l'IOt appreciate In etorybook "yle, with sonca her to a complete medical your ·1tvinl their cbtldrtn 1 and mUllc. The 11111 and car0 , chockup. In · New York City raal, llvo pot, bul U the kl~ or •ISbt anlmall on covered !letter Kaalth Eumlnll'• will alrtady have one, or art -p.ippill, kltttna:, gerbils, provide a alft certUlcatt en- clamorln1 for I one -what hamater1 and iulnea Plc•. tlUJng one to aCompltte u• 1bout a Pet Care record, tropical filb, 1oldfi.sh and amination · by ·a t1am ol An.acre or California desert, Men and are JX'inted to Jook six Sbetland ponle1 or IOO Uk• a dinner j1ck1t, bl11er1 BeaUe wigs. Or a fur-trimmed shirt and tie lnd shirt and tie bathtub, • five-foot doll or a ana ruffled shirt. ' made _for four to 11-year-olds. birds. specialists, Chll1IM ICrteft, Clolhol "°bably wouldn~ do TboM on all olltrilll• from for lbe ll1lll or WOll\lll In )'Oilr Goodwill lndustrlesr a n d life who has everything, so -on )'Oii!' local Good-whll about Bulova'• c.m. WW. 1tor1 will have o th 1 r pub'on, an •lectronlc clalk Ullique and unlllllal 1U11. !hat talll t11o hour, minute 11111 Btit it shopping t.t the Good-. second and whether it's AM or will store isn't your bag, PAt in any place on earth. It why not do some bookstore comes in a cabinet of solid browsing. Try !or something walnut with a map that in-~ different though -like "The dicates the major cities of the 1 Hog Book,'' a real con-24 world time zones. versation piect. Jt has 160 For a friend whose fun is pages of pictures, ballads and garpes, there's a king sized literature about this much-chess set, called the Imperial, berated an im a I and is ·made by Wm. F. Drueke arid published by Macmillan. Sons., Inc. The men are 5 in· Another book is "Gems for cbes high, and they're made of .. the Taking," good for an a bard thennoplastic, tough enthusiastic friend who mi ght enough to survive even the enjoy knowing where to find most hysterical loser's temper rubies, emeralds, sapphires, tantrum. diaJ'W)nds, amethysts and jade Know someOOdy who spends 1 sOmewhere besides in a a lot of time standing T why jewelry store. Mary Brown not give them a water ac-ij says, in her book, that those tivated foot massager. It 's · stones can be found in all 50 made by Hydra;-Lax, and is states, and maybe even in light enough to be moved Hot_Shaving Cream Makes Razor Glide heated shave cream going for , ~ 1 • From earliest times to the present man has attempted to remove facial halr in the most comfortable mall!ler possible. him. ~ It's been a long, painful journey from crude attempts with sea shells and hatchets tG the modern preci sion- engineered razor of today. Now man has a choice of single-edged, double-edged, continuous band and other in· genious systems. One thing has remained con- stant throughout most of shav- ing hi.Story, and this is the im· portance of wanning the beard to soften the bristles and make them stand up. The key to good shaves is heated shave cream. Ask most men to reca11 the most comfortable shave they can remember, and the vast majOrity will say it was·1n a barber shop. Aside from the barber's expertise and sharp razor, he had This Christmas you can give your man the gift of pure comfort. It is the new Heated Shave Cre.am Dispenser from General Electric. This shaving aid dispenses moist, heated ·shave cream for a smooth comfortable shave. Any foam-type shave cream in a standard, pressurized con- tainer, either 6 oz. or 11 oz. size, can be used in the heated • shave cream dispenser. After '"''o properly inserting the shave • cream container, plug in the dispenser cord. Press and release the switch marked "HEAT." A buzzer will sound. When the buzzer Stops, press and hold the switch marked "LATHER" to obtain the amount of lather desired, Now you 're ready to shave in a mos t pleasant , comfortable manner." EVEN SANTA CLAUS MIGHT ENJOY THIS SHAVE DisptnMr Puts Out Heated Sheving Cream YOUR NEWSPAPEHOY IS A CREDIT MANAGER · M..,bo 'tllt "1Mnt1ln" lnYolwed do11'f '""' lmportont to yo1o1 whe11 yo• pltt off poyblf -or ••o• fottft to ptry -tho monthly blll for dtltffry of yow ....,.,.... llt eoc:h DAILT PILOT ca"• 11 I•'""' ... ,., lrll...tf. Ho mm Y•• te ,., Ill• •IHI lie It• to ffl for ftl't "wspopen ho dell•ers to yo11. ' ' " Corrien .,, 9'¥1..0 to stort coll.ctl1t Oft ttltlr r•11tn • Hrly a t'9 15rii of MU ,,..m, or certol1fy by tt.o 20th N fMr en M .. ,fff of .._,IMJ ,-Id lly tN ••d of Hit lltHftl .._ tky '""'9 to l""f' their !Mila. If Y"'H pey yo11r 111otttily bUI ...., tt "°' Hfy wal 11.., yMr catrl• ...,,,, Ht It will ASSURE PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE • DAILY PILOT CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT I I THIS YEAR WE'RE _NOT ONLY ' . ' SHIPPING FR·UIT, But Wiring Flowen, Too! Horo ot NIWPOlT PlODUct, you cao 1hlp a '!ft ~Irion of fro1h frul~ or 1 carton of your f1vorit•s to your lov•d ones beck ... stJ It's 10 easy to do h1r1I e GIANT SIZED NAVEL ORANGES from '$4.99 carton ,. MIXED ASSORTMENT IN A GA( HOLIDAY BOX THAT SAYS "MERRY CHRIS~S" FROM CALIFORNIA e A GIFT PACK OF DRIED FRUIT OR COMBINATION PACK WITH GOURMET CHEESES, ETC., ON A CUTTING BOARD! Or • gift box of fresh fruits ne1t•d in an arr•y of d1t•1, figs, a lmond ~oc• cendies •nd countless gou~met delights! Just phon e the det1il1, .we do the rest, ch1r9e it, or use your Mister Chart• or BankAmericard. Special discounts to quantity buyers, fof employes or customirs, cell me p•r· sonally, l '~I 11ve you plenty of money on your holid•y obligetionsl Slncerely, ......... Camp Don't forget our flower shop. Oren9e C1u11ty'1 ltrt• ' . . -est inventory of fresh cut flowers, P1lnt1ttltt, Mum11 W1: \Vire A::11le111, in feet everything f,.m -Den4flltns-te-ftn• Flowers testic orchids at 1en1iblt prlc.tsl I - "Orange Countv'• Ta1it1t Grmotng P,oduc1 crnd 1'°1otr Organization" Phone 673-1711 673-1711 67S-•2tl ·~ NE!~~~!m~~~~~~E · ' 1616 Newport Boulevard oo lllo PIOIMl!e ~---' "II Yem of Produce "Wlltr1 quality to the .r"°" H01D" Ordfr of the Ho"''" tOHOIO l'ltUIT IHll'l'Elt., P:Olt. YIAlt. .~ "Buy your family a genuine La-Z-Boy~ Reclina-Roc.ker"' -an9 let them know that you really' ca re." LA•Z•BOV® RECLINA-ROCKER' l li•y'll lov• if" for itt rugg•cl contfruclien entl tli1 co'"• pl1!1 h11d ·fo·lo• comfort it provides i11 1ny r1c.lh1Jn1 position! They'll •PP'•ci1f1 ih worlcl.wicl1 r•p11t1lloi\ fof q111lity! And yo11'll low1 whit •n 011hl1nd in9 ind h1n4• 1orn• 1dclitlo11 It will m1ko for th1I f1voril1 cor111r or roo11t of hitl It's th• r1c.llnl119 c.h•ir th1f will m•k• yo11r rn111 comfort1bl1 111 y11r 'r•11nd 111d will prove th•t ~011 r11lly tlo c .. I C•1r11 h1 +Mey for 1 comfort 41111111• 1lr1lio 11 you'll n•l,.11• fortttl --=----··- SALE PRICED from 51.39so -ornt DAILY t TO I • Fll. 'TILL t • Cl.OllD SUNDAY ' 1865 HAltlOR BLVD. COSTA MISA •. l'HONE 548•51ll .~ . .. • ~ '• • .. •• ~ t ·" • • ~ • ;. ~ • .. •• • .. • . •• • . . . ~ , • ' -' • r • ' • • '· .. .. . . :· t I I \ •• Dolly PU.ot Chrlstmo S.ctlon Thursdoy, Nov. 25, lt71 --( , . ' Candles Brigh.ten : Holiday Doggie Boot Business Booming. . Ever since the Europeans of many centuries ago placed lighted clandles at the window to welcome tbe Christ Child, candles have enhanced .the feeeling of reverence and hap- piness a t Christmastime throughout the world. Because supposedly there was no . candle to light . the manger In the stable at Bethlehem, the custom -of placing tapers at windows began. Anyone coming to· the door was invited to enter, since many pe<iple believed Chris£ wpuld appear, con- cealfng hls identity, to learn the extent of their kindness, Research by Hallmark Cards designers discloses that candles, as we know them to- day, first came into general use in the eleventh century. Beeswax or tall9'W were the primary' su~tances Used (or candle making until the eigh. teenth century. In fact, until the fifteenth century, church candles were made only of MUSICAL SANTA, TREE, ANGEL CANDLES Your own special Santa will never forget his Omega Christmaf'. 0 OMEGA A-14K SQ)jo;j Qbld bracel~t ~Wiie~ .....• ,.,.,,,.SS$0 B -1•K aoll d QQld b111ce1,1 """"' --···~·-···S•7~ . " PtO\'idcd you make it happen, And you c1n, tf that special Santa of YOIJrs deserves a special Christmes this yeer, make it happen with a beautilul Omega watch, Perhaps a handsome 14K i;ol id gold Omega bracelet watch is his own secret choice. ( But the n ll you're a Santa, · who can you tell? Ifs up • SO YoU. Ste our cornplet• Omega conection from sg~ "TM Stores Confidence Built" HARBOR SHOPPINIO CENTER 2.SOO H•rbor Blvd. Coit• M••• 545.9415 HUNTINGTON CINTER l••ch & ldln1tt H.11ntln1ton ... ch "2·1501 beeswax be4;ause Of an ancient Puss in boo\.$? Not 11.kely. belief that bte's·orlginattd in Have you ever tried to put Paradise, The religious~ sym· your Burmese, AbysSlnian, bolism of the candle grew Siamese or just p l a l n through the centurtes~ after Americus domesticus. i n early Christians, huddled in boots? Rather rough going, to the damp chill catacomb$ of put it mildly. But dog in Rome, used lighted Cilndles as boots? That's anolhj!r st9ry. a symbol of spiritual comfort. ln fact, according to the In 1750 spermaceti, a buyer for a large Fifth Avenue substance from the head of shop which has a boutique for the sperm whale, was found to ·dogs, boot business is b\g be superior to tallow and "" . U\.ls1r.ess. beesy,·ax. Later, in 1850, paraf-More and more dogs are fin wax was developed and getting into boots, or mnre dog, say, a minlaJure Schn8ui:e~ •. into boots, he is apt to go into a sailor's hornpipe, and embarrass you all the way down the wet street. Shake a leg? lt never had as much meaning as when fr iend Dog tries to put one foot ahead or the other,. 4 in all, with the encumbrances or . boots. , ter.e11ted. . • - The •ho!> hod been oarryil\g, two varietiea: A handknit pom pom--tie boot with leather Mle and a latet atyle featuring snaps and an adjustable belt. While the later; variety proved• popular among practical pet owners, deliveries were a pro- blem. The kn it style, at about. twelve dollars for a "pair" of four, ill available in si1.es sma ll through. large and in black, red or green. Latex: models, in sizes O through 5'. sell for about $5 in red or While owners could do their own measuring, the store prefers personal nttlngs. Sizel do not necess.arily correspond to breed or dog size. Says the salesman, "It'• just like human feet. A person I feet tall doesn 't bave to wear a size 13 shoe. For example, 1 chihuahua could wear a size 1." What~ we wander, 1'l'eart lite 0? Yule Litter Cf>mbined with stearic acid lo ~ realisticalll, being put into make excellent candles. boots, for protection anti for Americans this Christmas The tedious task of making style , (Besides rain and snow, will discard· over 400 millio!l Aside from these elements of humor, boo ta do perform function with f a s h i o n • especially with a shaggy <log v.•hich might be difficult to \•>'i pe clean, after a jaunt in the ra.in or snow. l! you're in· black. candles by a hand-dipped pro-r:ock salt is a threat to dOg J l pounds of tinsel, gift wraps, •• ,, was •liminat•d in 183• pads). ~· y tt•e . p ow er s Add Color boxes. ribbons. tags. ussu• when a modern can d I e P.erhaps "style" is not the . . paper plus a mind·staggering moJding m a c h i n e was ·accumulation of home decora· dfveloped by Joseph 11organ. word. When you put 8 small Enterlaining fs . always 'in legend of the Christina! rose tion! ranging from holly and Jt was the first to permit con-season at Christmas time, and tells of trees and .nowers mistletoe · t 0 ceiling-high tinuous wicking and ejection of N h' T florists suggest a centerpiece bursting into bloom on Christmas trees. The coun· molded candles by movable amat S <>y arrangement of holly Or",pine Christmas Eve · to create a try's ~payers can expect to pistons. .-Magic Garden. When a doubt-pay $9 million for the removal America's ear 1 i est con-Super hero Joe Namath has combined with roses for the ing m011k said the garden was of the litter from streets. tribution to the history of the an official football game that hostess on your gift list. Tn the Satan's work, the blossoms highways and othe r public candle, say the researchers, is ~ operates electrically with er;-days of the druids, holly WAS faded . Only the Christmas places. These figures were the delicately scented bayber· tra realism, ready ju.st in time believed to ward Again!t: evil rose remained I! the symbol released b{, Keep America ry taper. The Pilgrims bega n for Christma!. spirits in the home. A Swedish of the season. Beautiful. nc. making bayberry can d I es MADONNA AND CHILD 1,-iiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... _, after learning to extract the - greenish -wax: from w i I d bayberries. These aromatic tapers are said to bring good luck to those who burn them dur ing the Yuletide season. And y,·hat of the lights on the Christmas tree? Tapers . were the principal source o( light in the.ejghteenth century as well 8! the oldest of symbols. Especially significant for use at Christmas. the lighted can· die, according to religious teachings, represents Christ in all His glory -the Light or the W or 1 d. Consequently. candles were lighted wit h ceremon y on Christmas Eve with all the memben Of the family participating. Again on Christmas night and con· tinuing through the feast of Epiphany, the candles · trad i- tionally were burned. to sleep .• to dream ofbomtifnl things._ in a Lam ofSahbmJ lignatun granny gown of soft.st cotton flan- nelette . .ttd/ multi .. sius ornall medium large SU 1012 llY1NI AYI. WISTCLIFF PlilA NIWPOlT IU.CH 141·4121 - AND BETTER THAN EVER' FOR FOR MEN WOMEN JARMAN "IFE STRIDE WEYENBERG SOCIALITE NUNN BUSH NATURAUZER HUSH PUPPIES JOYCE • CRINKLE PATENT BLACK BROWN $-8-4 REG. $1()88 WITH THIS AD OPEN SU~DAYS & EVES 'TIL CHRISTMAS I I I ~ I » I ~ .I I I __ -COUPON-I.¥,;~ COUPON WORTH s2.oo ON ANY SHOE PURCHASE $9 .88UP G~~~ ~~~U MEN'S & WOMEN'S STYLES ALL SIZES -WIDTHS I SA v--oN SHOES I 2300 HARBOR 8LVD e COSTA MESA e 546-6775 LY PILOT CARRIERS • --,PUBLIC NOTICE -T he DAILY PILOT is proud of its corp.t of JIOUng salesmen who dtliver the newspaper to your door. These yo101g me n are the cream of the commufiit.11. Each m.o'nth, the be.ti of them will bf! sei.icted for listing on the Honor Roll. Each carrier listea here ha& obtained at least four new customers during the past month, had n.o more than one Cllltomer complaint for the month and 'mu.st have paid hf.t biU for the newspaper! he bought "wholesale" on time. Numeral in front of 1tar r• J preceding hU nani• indicate& number of con&ecutive month.I that carrier has been on the H01tor Ro!L GLOBAL LIQUIDATORS OPENS ITS WAREHOUSE WITH THOUSANDS OF ITEMS THIS ·FRIDAY. WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY, 7 DAYS, A WEEK, 12 to · 9 p.m. UNTIL CHRISTMAS. All Merchandise p~relaased fro11a INTERNAL REVENVE SIEZVRES and the FEDERAL . B .4.NKR VPTCY C(Jf]RTS. 30 to 50% O ·FFoNEVERYTHING! EVERYTHING GOE~ TOYS -TOYS -TOYS .,.... SPORTING GOODS - Hl·FI E!j)UIPMENT -CLOTHING -SHOES and BOOTS 1 O,OpO sq; yd1, . of ~ARPET ...:.. ARTS and CRAFTS - HOBBY SHOP SUPPLIES -ETC. -ETC. -ETC. - 30 to 50% OFFoN EVERnH1NG1 BRING THIS COUPON TO WAREHOUSI s1.oo off GLOBAL LIQUIDATO·RS 7200 Garden Grove Blvd. :!~~~N Ro" D1M oti• Bill 8111l1v l(lrt Milli , St1ph1n 81"" 81" Arch11l1f1 Abtl 8u1"pe1111!0 rit Grii1!~~ l l vn1rd Cr1i9 ~hi"" lyro~ St1IO-n1 Mtrk l<1 i191r Chri1 BQylr Miki Ro91r Ti'" Cl twu•~ Jiff ""''"d D1ryl Liv J1rrv Mu"y1r Victor Y1~lor1t Milt1 G1i11I Gl111" lip1on Eric Fl1ll"lint lob Fol1y l ri1n A1 r111 Byron L1119 l<1!1y Pepi Jo~n Moi1• Gr19 1-ltrl Ti.,.. W ill10" A.ob F•rrer Pit Ah1rn l r1d Ow•" Tyl1r Turl1y D1l1 Slmth Ti'" Jo 1n~11 M1rk M11 k Phl!l1,, l uck Ro~1rf 51 11'11..y Chrie J1thp1on M11k F1lh•1111 D1 vtd Wi11cl!•1l1r ,. Ji'" Willi1rri• l11ry Dorf! 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' ! • • • • • • • . . • • • • ' . -on-any-$5:00-purchas~ "0111 Coupon p« Cu1tonter" Toke HetHr llyd. to Gardtn Growa Fr••w.y <West), off_.t 'loltf1t1 w .. r off-ramp, rltht °" «Mr4u Grove lmf. Phone 893·4625 --~Irvine; and t om Holl an4. 10.n...af Mr. and Mr1. ~obi.rt-A. Holl1nd of 1024.1. Kuk.ul.-L...tnit. HuJ1tln9ton l•ach. M1rk 11 1 fr11hm1n 1t the new University High School, like• feotltall, wrestling, H1k1tb1ll 1nd:-l l-i:f---I vo1t1r,b1ll. He ll1t1 1rt, music ind 1portt 1mon9 his hobltlts 1nct '1pentl1 tom1 of hi• route profit• on hl1 hobb 11. Tom 11 1 atudent 1t L•mb School, It e1pecl1llv lnt1r11ttd Jn footb•ll ind bulldt modtlt 11 a • • • • hobby. He putt most of hl1 ntw1p1pt:r profit• Into th• bank for h11 later 1chooling. r r ' , ' II • Dally Pilot Christmas Sett~i=o•:;_ __ __.:.T;.;hu::;r..;•c:.d•"'Y"'-'No=•c.·..c2"'5'-, -'-1'-P7_1 ,. Home Movies Capture · .Joys of Christmas· Past The holi.dly season ls a lime bakin1 holiday g o o d I e 1 • t1ke lols of close-ups of mom use this sam.e technique for for parties, dlnilers and family They're all part of the story. and the children tyin1 bows, decorating the tree, baking A movie about the hectic cultlnc paper and pasting on cookies or any step-by~tep u.lebraUons. It 's 1 time for h I'd 1· 1 ht be al ' preparatio' n. • o 1 ay prepara ions m g ae s. . mee.tln,g people, renew in I fun. For instance, a story You CGuld even dra matize a Whether you want to ex· friendships and strengthening about decorating could begin self-wrapping package. Begin periment with special effects family ties. when the family leaves to look by shooting a scene of mom or just get lots of pictures of Every Christmas i.s a little for the tree. Take a few shots waving her hand. Then stop your family and friends en- dlfferent, and each year the of the family searching forthe the camera while she places joying the holiday acti vities, family changes. It almost right tree, making the final the box. on the paper. Get your mov.ies will tell a story if seems that one year you 're selection and taking .It home. everyone out of camera range you take pictures or the .buying dolls and rattles; and Putting on the tinsel, Jight!ll and press the button for a se-natural events as they happen the next year it's cashmere and ornaments provides lots of cond. Set. t.he camera aside -from beginning to end. 1weaters and electric trains. good pictures. And don't and fold the paper over the top Here are a few hints for The memories or your fa.mi · forget to get a picture Qf_ the of the package and attach with good movies: ly and friend! o~ t~ese oc· finished tree with the gifl! tape. Then shoot another brief .... Your subject is the casions berome mor~reciou! around it. scene. Always shooting from center of attention. Shoot lots as the years go by, and it's \\'rapping gifts is aoother in-the same loca tion, continue or close-ups for detail. difficult to remember the teresting story. You could this procedu~ in quick, short . . . . Variation of scene details you thought you could show the family leaving for a sequence until the package is l~nglh and shifts in subject never forget. But if you take shopping spree and returning wrapped. You'll be amazed at distance -close-up, medium home movies, you can enjoy with lots of packages. Then, the effect when lhe movie is distance and long distance these memories again and with ribbon and wrapping shown. The gift will apllf:ar to st\ots -create interest and again. paper spread on tM table, have wrapped itself. You can help to tell· a complete story. Filming the festivities isl -~--------------------------- easier thiii year than ever before. U you plan a candle.light dinner, an evening , by the fire place or activities that occur in ordinary room lighting , you ca n take movies with the new Kodak Inslamatic XL-33. No ad· dltlonal lighting is needed . , Unwrapping glf:ls , decorating the tree. c11rving the turkey and eating dinner provide perfect picture-taking gettings. Your subjects appear natural because ·they're con- centrating· on what they're ~rao:lng, not on the camera. And If you tell the whole story from beginning to end, your movies will be more in· teresting. Remember those busy pre· Christmas d~ys of shopping, wrapping gifl!, selecting a tree, decorating the house and Popular Poem IXTIRIOR •.LUI Shop grade plywood, This item is good for all those Christmas projects a nd fixing up at home. • 4 c:iuart corn popper with heat resistant gloss:-See-thrq.ugh dome lets you see. the corn ex'plode. Flip dome ove r, remove base ond it becomes on attractive serving bowl. 7'' ''Visit From SI. Nicholas" which starts "Twas the Night Before Christmas" was first published in the Troy Sentinel In 1823. Its author, Clement Clarke Moore, was born in New York City in 1779. A biblical scholar, Moore was a professor or Oriental and Greek literature at the EpiscopaJ General Theological Seminary in New York. PAINT SPRAYER OUTFIT 26-PllCI PUNCH BOWL SET i !l ! ~ I ~ I r-;,..""'\ ! \ ) I ' ! . , n 0~ ~~ !l ~ I ~ i ! I ! r m '"'--. ~ .... ··-... ..c.-~ \"~ \ ! I ! This love ly Arondo ~ Fleece Duster comes I in Mimoso , Light Blue, l AzolH, ind Heliotrope.! Sizes 8-18. LONG $29. SHORT $21. s lh• contemporary sprayer designed to spray e ll of today's modern finishes. Complete kit includes compressor and motor, carrying handle, spr~y gun, 8 feet of hose, spray gouge ;;::;..-.::':':'::';;;"\ end inflotor attachment. SAVE 10.00 COLUMBIN. SPRAY ENAMEL Quality spray finishes for your Christmas projects. Fast -. drying enamel and silver rJ B·t } . and gold finishes for {.?;i~ . '.·:·~.:,,Christmas decorating. "'\." ..... . .. . " .. ...... ~ ... -~. ·: ,-~·.-'" . . .. :.; ·. '• ·· .. PAINT .. \ ,--------..._ - INDOOR HERB GARDEN Complete with soil, teeds and pots. Easy to grow herbs 011 w inter indoors in your kitchen window. Perft!ct for the youngsters on rainy davs. Ideal Christmas gift for the· garden lover. 249 Crys tal fruit design. 26-piece punch set inc1Ui:3es one 8 V,.q~ort bowl, 12 matched S.ounce cups, one plastic ladle e nd 12 cup hookL ideal for oil holiday partiet. 3 99- SIT KING llZE T. Y. TRAYS OR ·LAP TRAY TABLES C~oose from either kingsize me.tel.TV troYs or lop troy tables with mar and stain res istant finish. Con be used either indoors or o utdoors. Asso1ted patterns and colors. YOUR CHOICE 99.~. BATHROOM. CURTAIN SALl! SHOWER, WINDOW, SH~WIR VALANCE I ' Choose from 6.'x6' shower Curtain, 68"x45" window curtain with tie bocks, or matching shower valance, Heavy oriental tilk embo·ssed plastic to decorate any·bothroom. r.9 A. Silent podded boll return, exclusive all .steel frame, adL~stoble bed levelers with fou ra . player score counter. Inc lu des two 57" cues, set of bo lls, tria ngle, •lllllf'fll~!1t~~ bridge, chalk and rule book. Q·S'i·:·r l'PffL TA8U ··-•·" 144'' MINI" TENNIS OR 48'' POOL TABLE Mini tennis table folds to 30"x30"x4"' size for easy storage. Includes 2 balls, 2 paddles and net,. 48" pool table comes complete with 2 cues end set of bolls. 1999 COLICO DILUXE DOUBLI SKITTLES GAME LAYAWAY' •••••• C111l19TMAI Skittl es combines oll the fun and excitement of a pool table and a bowling a ll ey in one compoct ploy unit. SAVE4.00 999 10-INCH SIDEWALK BIKE Metal adjustoble seat, 10" nylon beoring wheels. Troin~wheels included. j1$iJ!·1·1 999 I i ~TUIT• 1212 JAVINE. BLVD. WllTMINITIR 6751 WESTMINSTER AVE. OJitE ILOCK f . OF NEWPORT AVE AT GOLDEN WE ST ST. .UlllA .... " 8860 VALLEY VIEW ST. AT LINCOLN AVE. IL ' ""•o 2•392 ltOCKFIELD V AT EL TORO RD, Veta's I llTlll~Tl AP~AIEL l --·· ... ··~----~1~ ---"· J Ol:ANGI ' 1343 E. KAt.£LLA·AV£, AT TUSTIN AVf. LA HAaaa V221 W. LA HABRA BLVD. Al BEACH BLVD. •VAN NUYS • RI VERSIDE • COVINA • LA CRE SCENT A ~ LADE AA HEIGHTS FULLIRTOll • THOUSAND OAKS C l89E.171i.sT, OITA MllA AT SANTA ANA AVE . 2•65 E. CHAPMAN AVE. AT STATE COLLEClE BL VD. •CAST LOS ANGELES •SIMI • LANCASTER •CH ATSWOR TH • T.\RZANA • RESEDA • UPLAND • SAUGUS • GOLETA-• VICTORVILL~ GRANADA liltLS SAN BfANAADlNO'------ ••CORONA • CAMARILl,0 • "BAKERSFIEt D •HACIENDA HEIG)iTS •ESCONDIDO I I • ,. • .. • . ! Diiiy Pili! Chrlitmu Section Thuro4ty, Nov. 21, 1'71 " Trim-Your Legs as Well as the T tee, for Y uletime Parties . Alide from the obvious renewing old friendships and Js more importantly a time for pleasures at holiday t~me -en~ying traditional holiday group party-going -11-nd giv- 1Mini favorite r e I a t t v e s , f~s -the Chri!tma1 season in..,J. : THE 'LOVE!' GAME INT•aNATIOftAL TllllNl .. -Tiie If you're party-minded and have a deeR-seated love fQr a,U the old world traditions, too, you'll probably chootie to do your Y u 1 e t i d e hostessing around a gloriously fragrant balsa m or Scottish pine tree. Jovt;IY abqve-the-knee party drr.ss -maybe an..au courut long·sleeved turue:.neck style in a lush metallic yarn, or a babyskJn soft burgundy velvet smock.dress. Both woold give you the freedom you'll need to move around effortlessly. IY knees and saggy ankJes tonlghll Beci.use of these dimandihg flt reqUlreme"nts, we've asked the hosiery experts who make "CMlrece" 11 stretch nylon, unlU hose are firnlly over the knees. 4. Coax 1tockJngS gently over thighs so that they are even just below lbe crotch. 5. Here111 the key to perfect fit: Make sure the fleshy part of your most upper inside thlBh goes completely inside lhe LEG, oot the paoty part of \·our panfybose. Now tirml1. pull hose up onto hips. If you follow these 1lm.pl1 steps, you'll find you've a:o& not only great legs to atand on but an admiring crowd oa ,., hand as well. $)!~. ·- Mellll\9!°, •• well •• the 11elOlltd pllytf w!l1 tlrwl tnl1rn1Uonel TIMI• '""' •• wtll1 e1 IMlhll In IJ1CrM1!n; hit 11Mer111n0ln11 of the g.&me al ttnnr1. llmt.1C.ltd pl1y \1>tl Ilk• r-v· t;llr dllinlplOl'Hlllp' lenn I It ~l1)'9G, 1f\e _, .. l'(lf •• 1 Oii, I CMu 1111 t...rtl. l!Wor1..r by h1t.fntoljon1I 01•""""1 lllOY amtflOll, Ortler 11v-.,-at tor C11rltlm11 ti~ liOCO, ,.,0. loJI .0,., (Iron.I ftl ~f, And, after having set ~ a supper buffet rich enougll to please even the spoiled palate of St. Nicholas, and lugg~d Ii a v e d ·up -for-years tree ornaments from--the-;-attlc ·or basement, you'll probably get around to choosing your party And, you can niake yourself the tpOSt fashionable girl In your crowd if you complemtnt your costume with wonderfully sheer pantyhose in a sb_ade ex- actly matching your d~ss! For really minl·lenglhs, stlect n u d&-to.the-wai&t pantyhose ihat will allow you to b e n d and 1tretcb without worrying 1bout your "posture." • ~ everyway stretch for pan- tyhoae that "fit better than 1kln," for some timely hints ·about putting pantyhose on so that_ they . set any legs off to ·their very be.st party ad- vantage: 'Educational' Gifts Ca. '2ili. o• Y"' .... I ..., .. .,.., klH 9f • r ... 11 CIA, ••• CMMtl ., M• T ... 11 ao l'fo.Sllep •.•. fer "• belt Clork--P1otteri11t Dr.,." ...i _ .... M ... , w-· dress, "- For comfort's sake, you'll be wise to rule out long, fiowlng, •at-home ooatumu, since the.if cumbersome length could not only !lamp..-, but burl j ou, when you ateP up on a ladder to place yoUr most treasured glass tree ornament. J. Arttr removing all rlnea and jewelry, 1eat yourself, 11lppl.ng your foot Into the pan· tyhouse after havtna: a:athered them to the ankle. ' 2. Pull firmly -but eventr. -over bolh ankle and cal , first one leg, then the other. Make Season Happy MOit ..._.of pop"'-reckets --CORONA del MAR TENNIS CLUB -• . t;ld IN•! S.lte l 41, J•.-.• I•• Hor.I 21f1• 1. CMlt H~woy, "'-.•'lJ.n11, Wini TODAY! 01 OIDll THI •AMI IY PHONI With the loving -but cl01eUp -lnspecUon your favorite beau ·will probably give them, you'll want your Iea:a hosed u aheerly -and snugly -u. poulble. No bag· 3. Keeping N.lls ·away from hosiery, gr up atockin& (back_ and front) between the balls of your thumb and Inda fin&er, Maybe this is the year to 1top buyin& a lot of THINGS for your lamlly and friends at Christmas time. Instead of preaenting them with ' Imtead, you. might choose a . RONA GRAND 0~118! HUIDREDS . GF ITEMS 01 -SILE! .. PICK UP YOUR FRll GOOICUT AT YOUR 11.0CAl, .. L STORI . MALIBU S·LIGHT · . __ 3.p11c1 _ __ .. , GARDIN & •ATIO LOW YOLTAGI FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE .I LIGHT SET AllOTIIDHILHRSIM-UMIXCLUSIVI ••• .~ Never give a Ourg er an even br:eak. Keep your grounds well- lighted. Your home is beautiful and safe the ,year round.Shock proof and water proof. CostsJess than 3 cents pef night to 39'5 5•LIGHTSIT operote. 5-Uetn HT""" AU'l'OMATIC TIMU •••• , SUPIRIOR ELECTRIC HEATER •Automatic thermostat control• lnstont heat• Deluxe fan • Safety tipover switch • Chrome 1afety g.uard 1 • • • •• ~ • Hide-awqy · · · . handle SllOURCOMPUTIUlll~-'--'-' _ _, OF IUCTRIC lllATDS 11 NYLON HAND SHOWER Nylon hand 1hower with push button. 40" reinforced vinyl hose f~;;._:.~·.: ... ~::.·.·.· ..... with a snap-on aerator adapter for kitchen Qnd bathroom faucets. "-.. ::~.) Excellent g ift -ideal for Mom! B·E 8'' High styled black frame screen with h-Cfnging tool set. ·Approximately 38"x.31". II~! TOOL. BOX BONANZA #519 IUTAL unLITYilOX . • 2 Autom~tic Ploattc tray& • 8 Troy c1mpGrtm1nt1 '" Nickel plated hondlo ' ,, , f. 19''0A.P.ITO•· TOOt•ox. •Tubular lift out troy • Padlock hasp YOURCHOICI ''POP'' RIVETOOL RIVETING MADI IASY "POP" RIVETOOL Sets "POP" rivet1 from one side.of the work! Better than screws, solder, nyts and bolts. Delux" Kit i nclu des"POP" rivets in plasti c carrying ca1e. 31s 16017 LONG NllDLI PINI -ARTIPICIAL .. CHRISTMAS TREE . -. 3FllTHIGH Adds so much sparkle to the holidays. Our most populor ''Secon_d tree'~ Ideal table top tree for an apartment, entry hall, dining room or for· any room in the house. 2S·•UL• OUTDOOR LIGHT SET . . 25·fotl41ti® with 25 colorful c l1fr1imas bulbs. Each bulb bums j independenfly. · · U·L APPROVED. / 2 77 sn SPRAY SNOW 13·0UNCI Jumbo size aerosol spray sno~I For decorating your windows, ChriStmos room displays or for touching up your flocked tree I SHREDDED FOAM MINl.llT BATTERY CHARGIR -CHILD'S POLDING CHAIR 1•LG.GAG Make you r own thr ow plllow1, stuffed toys, bod -pillows and pads. For cars, boats, motorcycles, recreational vehicl es ... 12 volts -1.5 amps. Small but mighty. ' , •• A GIFT THEY'LL REMEMBER ALL YEAR LONG ••• for storage. MATCtilNG TABLE AND LOUNGE AVAILA!LE 5'' lu.'IN ,,,, '""'"' uvo_ WllT•••• .,., WESTM •u•.& P.&lll .... , .. l•V VIEWST. IL 1010-,.,.,.oc.,,.,. . ONEBLOCKE.OFNEWPO.TA"E L.-~---'--'-'~·==·=-~.!.'!~~,·~sr!:'."-·~·~·~v~·--J~~~::'.::....:::.::.:::=--~~~~-!.!!:..~-l'~~~~==.....::...::.:.:..:...~~·~T=E~l~T~o~·=·~·~·~·__, v I ATGOLOENWESTST. ATLINCOLNAVE. O.AN.• 1343 E. ICATElLA AVE. LA H.&••.& 2221 W. LA HABRA BLVD. 2465 E. CHAPMAN AVE. ..... "' E. 17'" ST. A.T TUSTIN AVE, AT BEACH BLVO. FULLIRTOll AT STAlE COLLEGE ILVO. COIT A AT SANTA ANA AVE. •VAN NU\'S • RIVERSIDE 'COVINA •LA CRESCENT A • LAOERA HEIGHTS • THOUSAND OAKS •EAST LOS ANG ELES • l lMI-. • LANCASTE" ---~------.CHAT.WOATH • T~RZANA-0''"1'ESfDA-•-Ut"L"'AND""'-sAOOU5--e-QOL.-TA-• yj(}TORVI"'-'-' GRANADA 1<.tLLL • BAKERSFIELD • HACIE NDAJiEIGHTS o ESCONDIDO .. ,· superfluous lu.1ury objects. why not take a more" ed uca· tional approach to Chris tmas gifts? . • Don't th ink in terms of the t r i t e -and-true educational presents, however; chemistry sets and standard dictionaries aren'l exact\)' new...Ihlnk how you can give. loved ones 1 mind-expanding experience for Christmas. Everyone on your list would love to learn something . How about a series o[ astrology or scuba diving lessons for your children? Private coaching lessons with the local bowling champion or golf pro ought to really turn Falher on. Female fr iends woUld undoubtedly love a series ot sewing lessons; more advanced tailoring lessons are in order for the hornesewer with some experience already. {Who knows -you may benefit from this yourself one day! What's to prevent you from dropping a few hints about needing a new WTap- around cashmere coat before you r next birthday? After all, cashmere is so warm -and with care, lasts for years and years.) Older relatives will ·be pleasantly surprised to receive a series of painting lessons at a nearby museum or crafts club. This is a great way for retired persons to go about meeting new frierids, wh!le they develop a mutual in- terest. Foreign language lessons are excellent preparation for travel. Are your friends pla~ nine a trip to -~exlco ne~ .. .ummer! Give them a course • of Spanish lessons -not thi .. scbool~k. v~iety, but lessonl irr convenat10nal everyday .. language they'll actually "bt able to u.. Look up an •Cf creditl!J 'Janruqe telcher ill-. the neighborhood who givef i conversational clai• in ·1111 home. RIGHT AND READY Sold bl•clc 111d white h alwey1 right , , , critp lin~n • loelr r'reYire poly1sl1r e nd t•von i1• olw•v• r11dy, MAIN PLACE puh them to9eth er In • 2-pc.· loolr 1hi1ldre11 with p1fenl belt ind .rin91d tab 1kirt pock1h,' Color: l lack/whlle only, Si11111 6 to 14. Style 05!06 '$39.95 Tllf' CMrtt Acc-t w-.--..M••ler (Jiartt Av•l ... 11. l'ree "'"lllt Ill •••· 2515 E. Co1it Hi9hw1y •t M1cA rthur l lvd. Coron• del Mir ~)J .2990 S)'dnl':y Omarr 11 one ot the wnrld'1 gr'lllt astrolo-' rtrs. Hi• column ls one of the DAD..Y PU.OTS fl'Hl f@ature1 . ! ' -' D•lly Piiot Chrittm•• Section Thursd•y, N!l"· 25, ·1971 . ' ,_ ' . .J . . ., r I ' • •one-stop' shopping e;t its finest! OP.t.h Tliurs'doy & MonCloys Eves Tilr 9 The NICEST Things Are -- • . Wrapped In-Our Pa~kages! WRAP UP YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY AT OUR DISTINCTIVE SHOPS * Sav-on Dnig * Paper Unlimited * Vn's lntillleite Apparel * Martiet Bosket * Rion Hardware * Chartes H. Barr Jewel.n . * Jean Dahl * Westcliff . Shoes * Playboy Hair Stylists ~ * D.ick Vernon * Bank of America * Haliday's Men's * La Galleria * Dr. Lou Roy Elder * Wntdiff Plam Bcabws -. * Hickory Fm ms *The Storekeeper * Humpty Dampty Chilm'en's * Cobblers Bench * Montgomery Cleaners * Darrell's Dedrick Tux Shop ' " . -GIFT WRAPPING FREE AT MOST STORES • - ' . ,. 1 ., .... i I ' ! I ! ! . l ~ ! l l ., • .. Q•lly Pilot F11hlon 1.!lt.nd Section ---Thursd1y, Nev. ~ 1~1 '• ••.·. .· • .; .. ~~~·~· -~------I .. \ \!'" P.. • , .· f -"': , I J· ' .. ' ..... , . -- S~t\.NT A ARRIVES ·1 O A.~I. '"fOMORR()W AT FASffiON ISLAND •_N J~\\'POR'"r CENTER . Rouud up the fan1ily -leave the breakfast dishes -_!i~d join Santa tonlo1Tow in J1i s special gaily decol'·ated-Christmas ' ·· quarters on the 111alJ. l•'rcc favors and J,ailoous for yom· kiddies - photos ~·it11 Santa if you wi sh. Sea World cJ1aracters 10to11 a111. Sec furtl~er nelvs inside ALL 60 STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT (Monday thru Saturday) 'TIL CHRISTMAS 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. ' ~· .. FASHION-J ISLAND NEWP OllT CEN TEll Picific Co1st High"-·ay between Jamboree and Mi1cArthur, fretwfy minute$ iwi1y. • I Q ' I • -' ' , • ' ' ' . ' ' '• Dilly Pilot '11hlon l1l1nd Socflin ThuTsil1y, Nov . .)$,·1'll_ 4£ • Santa ·Will Arrive All :fashion Island Stores Open Nighrl All 60 stores and services at Fashion Island in Newport. Center will remain open for the holiday season, d;>.y anµ'. riight, 1.fonday through Satur •. day. for the convenience ot Olristma.s shoppers. Store windo 'A'S have been gaily trimmed \vith colorful merchandise displays and stores are chock full of thou- sands of Ouistmas gifts in a broad Selection of sizes. colors and · prices. Many stores are providing g~t wrapping facil- ities and all stores have added --i- to the~r sales .affs to better serve Christ shopper1 at thi! busy time the year. The public is reminded that there are only 2$ shopping days bet~·een Thanbgivlng and Christmas. t-.fany Fashjon Island stores . are open from noon until 5 p.m. for added shopper con- venience. Al.so for the first time this year -a specleJ postal 111n1p. ping service is.now operating In the eastern parkfng area ot · Fashlon Island • L • ' Friday at -· Fashion ·r-slarid · Mall All Children lpvi ted To Share Holiday Furi. The big-moment-wil~~-a• r and..bi.s helpers tomon:ow....ed 10 a.m. Friday. Thl'.t11 the 7.;very weekday and evening rival time of ,Jolly Old Saint until Christmas. Nlck at hls gpecially decorated A special added treat this Christmas House on the mall year will be the appearance at Fashion Island. cf Sea World walk-around Santa invites all hJa little characters from San Diego'• friends to come visit with hU:n.._J_amous family attracUon. CHRISTMAS GIFT. A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS 3Z FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. SANTA'S ARRIVAL IS ALWAYS. TIME OF EXCITEMENT AT FjASH!PN ISLAND Here's Mlgic Moment from Last Ytar; Santa Rtf_urn1 for '7 To · rr PH. 644-2040 TRIDERrrE~ ~HOE,. 14.50 to 15.50 •ccord!n9 fo ti11t 10.SO to 12.50 er;11erdi"9 to 111•1 wltl ttu fro111 1-EE Newport Center e 644-4223 Opp. Broadway· Also Alhambra LITS PLAY POST OFFICE Choir Unit Scheduled Many choral groups from the Harbor Area will be per- forming during the holiday season oo the mall and on Stage Coort at Fashion Island. Sdlools, chun:it groups, and othet' organizt.tions will join with the center to provide Christmas carols and concerts all during the Ouistmas sea· '°"· Included in the groups to be heanl thl,, year will be the Quist Lutheran Sct1ool Choir, the Girl Scouta ol District No. 5, Overeaters Anonymous, Tustin High School Concert <lloir, the Willard Boys <liolr, the Anaheim Pops Chorale. the Noteables, Lincoln School. Choir r.nd Brass Ensemble, the Bell C...nto Cllolr from Co6ta Mesa High School and the Mil- ton Mann Aocordionisfs. Any group deslrl.ng to per- form 80rllellme during the holiday season l.s Invited to call Fuhlon Wand (644-2020) to be placed on the sch6:1ule. * * * Sweet Adelines Twenty-five sweet Adelinet of !he Harilorlltes chapter will lauru:h Fllllhlon Island's Cluist- mas shopping i,eason. They will perform alongside the 45-foot Columbia yacht in St.age Court at 7 p.m. Friday in a program of Christmas carols. Shoppers at Fashion Island are invited to enjoy the pleas- ant 80Unds ol Chrutmas pre- sented by this attractive sing- ing group. All stores will be ~n until 9:30 p.m. six nights per week until Oirlstrnas. Fashion Is- land ls located off Pacific ~st Highway_ in Newport Beach. Men's self-winding. pressure-proof~d wrist chronometers by Aolex,_.A. Thirty jewel movement. Day·Date in 18 karat gold c:ase with "'President" bracelet, Sl,250. 8 . Stainless steel Oyster-Cate, with matching bracelet. $255, C. Stainless steel Datejust. 14karat gold'fluted bezel, steel ond 14 karat gold band, blue dial, $380. HIDE-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS C:l"l'tt Aiefilfllf ·~~ffff A-k lR ... '""'I, lflll!A-kllC e NIHlff Ctlll'lt, 9"1 SLAVl€K--'S J~"'('lcr11 SlnCI! 1917 18 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH-644-1310 Open Mon. th,u Sat., 10 a.m. to t :lO p.rn. • • • - 7 ~fashion island, newport '<:e nte r 644-5070 I • ' f $ t l i ! • ! i . ' •• . ~· . • { . l : • ·-l ' ' ' B·ow and Ribbon Fun Can Help Spread Joy 'Tis the season ... one simple . yet _ festive way to spread a bit orjoy.about the house is to take the sewing and trimmings bo.x off the closet sh~lf. • Colorful ball fringe can be the perfect hanging tr irri for small trees, mantels, book Shelves and even around the punch bowl -all filled in bough1 of greenery here and the.re.. Believe-it-or-not bows and ribbon~, can be another fun way of decorating for the holidays -,..hether they be tied on the tree , punch cups, brandy snil\ers. mistletoe and boughs and even draped sofUy arouqd the sconces over the handOOme-rlor-al, -r.ound-th&- cloc:k sofa. It's so silly to keep a multitude of br ig ht ..Christmas cards in hiding. Why not place them around Bil an additional note of cheer for all t.o admire? Truly setting off the decor for all seasons is the brilliant green p I u s h carpet -"Soft Caress" from E. T. Barwick Mills of lururious Enkalo!t spun nylon. THE TRULY PERSONA[ CHRISTMAS GIFT A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS ' ll FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. PH. b«.2040 .. • . i ,·' : c. : . ;j; ' .• !• .... ; • 1 . '• -1r·· I ' ' • . l 7 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 • ' . ' • ' Dally Piiot F11hlon loland Soctlon Thursday, Nov. 25, 1971 Bath Aids . ··---~ .. \ Great Gift For Mother If holiday hopping and la st minute shopping has left mom on the beauty brink, here's a hint to pass on to the children for a gift to give her that she can enjoy now and throughout the year. What most mothers want for the holidays L! a luxurious place lo get awa y from it all. And, according to experts, the beauty bath is the perfect way to give her harried holiday disposition a skln·pampering, soul soothing treat. Modern mothers take to their tubs just as luxuriousl y as did their beauty conscious predecessor! hundreds o f years ago. Thanks to the development of some modern bathing aids, like Ice Crystles. mom can ha ve t~ kind of hathing elegance even the like:i; of Madame Pompadour would _envy. The Ctystles are brightly colored bath salts that are priced for the petite pockets. of youngsters who want to give m-0m a lasting gift. Because these frosty bits of bathing benefits &re packed In lovel)', reusable glass decanters, they can. For Mother's immediate en· joyment, these b a t h I n g boosters release r r a g r a n l perrume and rich moistW"izers and her CrysUes not onl y perfume nie skin and scent the bath, they offer everyone'~ fa vorite mother an instant get· away right at home . I 'Star of . Bethlehem' To Shine on C~u_nty, A live-loot "Star ol Bethle- hem•• shines over Orange COllnty for the holiday sea- l-On, crowniig a SO.foot Christ- mas tree atop the !~story Avco Financiat Center build· lng In Newport Center. Red gi::rland strips of alum- inum highlight the tree, with .more than 750 red matching light bulbs addlnt a festive air. Every third light twinkle! during the 11ight-time hours. The tree was mounted on its "sky high" pedestal this week. Clearances from the Federal A_yialion Authority, as well r.s from zonln3, bulldina and firt departments o( Newport Beach, were secured In order to be able to erect the holiday decoration atop the 20-foot Avco building overlooki ng the Pacific Ocean. Set Jn the heart ol N~port's busi,ness, fashion and ~mm~r cial complex, Avco Financial Center is situated on 1 land- scaped plaia. The building is sheathed ih reflective glass, making the tower an integral part of it.s environment. This will be the se cand Christmas season celebrated by Avco in Newport Cente r. • plu•h brown 1uedeupper • foam-backed ooftie lining ·~ • round toe, ' • wood-grain heel • grip-ridg.• '* rubber "'le • easy-on inside zipper Use your BankAmerica rd- FASH ION ISLAN D, Newport Be•ch SOUTH COAST PLAZA, Cost• Mes• FASHION SQUARE HUNTINGTON CENTER Sant• An• Hunt ington Be•ch Holiday sale _-tarts Friday . Dilly Pllet F11hlon .11l1nd Section Thur1d1y1 Nov. 25, lf71 CHRISTMAS COMES TO THE SHOWOFF THE 'IN-PLACE' FOR JUNIORS! LONG SLEEVE SWEATERS . 5.99 CA PRIS 8.99 to 12.99 Yacht Firm ,, . , . A NEW WINNER/ to Exhibit Boats ~EK·: ----- ,_ __ , __ to I. , I 1.99 LONG SKIRTS 5.119 to I 1.99 Short --SIMve Sweaters 3.99 to 7.99 CHRISTMAS BONUS SPECIALS Entire Stock JEANS DRESSES .400/o OFF $200 - THE SHOWOFF 22 F11h lon l1l~nd e Newport Center Al10 Other Storti At: For the fourth coosecutive knols with -opliooal 8S H.P. year Columbia Yachts will Perkins 4-236). place a special Christmas dis-Three distinct cabins provlde ploy at fashion Island, P.rivacy, picture • wi11dowed This year it will be the lat-spaciousness\ and unabashed est Columbia 45 heralding 8 luxury in a sleek, self-contain· ed world of comfort, carrying 11ew era in motor sailing. This all the Jiving and relaxing yacht truly combines exhil· needs of eight. arating performance under sail The galley iJ eq uipped to with full motor sailer sp<oce, sotisfy the most demanding accommodatloos, and cruising ·inner ma•, with its 24-cu bic· raJ1ge. foot refrigerator and a .!!tove Not a clunky motor boat with with an eye-level oven. Other a sail, not a stretched • out standard features include two cruising yacht, Bill Tripp's heads, shower, a hot and co:d Columbia 45 has utterly new pressure water system and a sl.yling, elcgAnt appointments, 28 -inch destroyer-type wheel. and an underwater configura--· _!ttfl PAllKION tl!ILAND NllW'POftT HACH, C.U.UOl\NIA neeo. 7110.''Z ~zha NEW STYLE, NEW TOUGHNESS, NEW COMFORT The desigA gives you barefoot freedom, wedge sole gives you extra support. The style is international! Choose soft sand suede or dark brown suede. Available in Men's and Wome n's sizes 520 WETHERBY ~KAYSER 4 co11v111i111t Or•11t1 CoY11ty loc1tio111 '•hi•• l•lo11tl, Nw..-rt The City CHtre, Oret1 .. F•hlo11 '41M81'0, S..t• AH M•ll ef Ort11110. 0 ...... • e Huntington 1 .. ch • La Htltr• . • West Covin• e Jllver1ltl• lion employing the most mod-.. -------------------------------------------------.. em high • performance lines e N. Hollywood • Canoge P'ark • Montcl•lr • l•k•r1flol .. • Sen lorn1rdlno e Glel'Mf•I• e Sa" Dloto lie said. She'll crois@: up to 1,200 miles at 7 knot& under power with standard diesel end op- tional' fuel tank (top speed 9 ~~~~M h\tp" CLASSICS FOR THE TRADmONAL <...'Ll MAN WANTING SOMETHING A um.E NEW, ~ r ./' '-l' ~ For the man who demands a fresh look (but wants . It based on authentic tradltlonal concepts) Florshelm creates Imperial for the 70'1, The legendary Imperial quality and longer wear are there, with today's broader toe end massive detalllng as an update. C' Most Florahelm atyles $18.95 lo $2$.95/Most Imperial alylos Pl.IS w, C•rrv !.11•1 +• 14 With M to EEE -T"\ 0 ~ _, :r: m ~ 54 FASHION ISLAND Ntwport C1nltr e 644-4223 Opp. B rotd~y . Alto Alh1mbr1 l&11~A,..,•r!c •rJ -M•i!•t Ck•r91 -er H,,.,.,~l1!'1 C~·191 i I ' • I We have lots of good Times £or eve~ne.~.at good prices! oar~erilldm ' • .. somethingbtiU)USml,_, ..... JJU'1 ...,,dlf!moilmfllll.,,.....lol!ll h .... Soclioose,,...,Wholcnawowlmuuch good timing at suclilow prl= w!I! romeyoarwsyogain1 Two"-1 N81MaMNow0nel z••E/KAY J_,,._ ow1.ieu.-o1z.1<11CqQagoPlln•. - •Cuten!O_,.•~O..- OrvwYl'll' M'11lft Cl\lfP erl'!.11~>.~. YaarCboice s199s ------·-THERE'S A ZALE KAY JEWELERS NEAR YOU! Mm'• Car.lvclle · Luminous Dial Lady'• C.rawlle AdjU1tablit Unk Bmd """""" lHac:kDW Suede Strap '125 NEWPORT BEACH -17 Fashion Island Los Anaelt•. Long Be1.ch. L.ake1t.·ood. Redondo Beach, Buen1. Park , \\'est Co\•ln1., Burbank, Norlhridae:. Norlh Hollf\\ ood. Huntinaton Park, S1..nt& ,Ana. Or1n!Je, Ing]l"\t·t'IOd. LA l\fltl.41A, GlfndalP, \~ltUer. Canora Park, Oxnard, Torr11nce, San Bl"rnard!no, .Rlver1Jd~ San Oll!go. · l ·- I I ; ! l ' " f • • Dilly l'llot F11hlon l1l1nd Stctlon Thursd1y, Nov. 25, 1'71 I • • You've . g~t just 2 days to get in on these buys. Smart Santas-plan-ahead. Women's jacket sale. Every jacket that's reg. $22 to $29, now 15% off. Sale prlcea effective through Saturday, Nov. 27. This is one sale you won't want to miss. For just two days, we're taking 15% off every jacket-that regularly sold l for $22lo129._ Co_tton corduroys, acrylic pil~s. lots mor!!AIJ.Your · favorite coffirs and styles in sizes for misses, women and juniors. Come ~ early for first choice. 11sa· Men's 100% polyester double knit s/acks. U-Grad styling with Western pockets, flare leg. Assorted soli~ colors and patterns, sizes 30-38 waist. ' 299 Men's sport shirts. P01y8ster/cotton in assorted stripes with long sleeves, long point colla~ NEWPORT BEACH , Fa.hion l•land For complete coverage, don't miss our blanket sate. Polyester filled bed pillows. Cotton ticking. Standard size. Buy 2 for every bed. Sale prlc11 elloctlve lllrougb SolllrdllJ, NOY. 'ZI. - Reg.11.00. For lightweight warmth. try this all acrylic electric blanket with 'supemap' flniah. Nylon binding. Machine washable In warm water. Single control. U.L Usted. Full, single control 17.00, rwo. 20.00 Full, dual control21>.25, reg. 25.00 Queen, dual control 21..35, reg.31.00 King, dual conttol 34.115, rog,41.00 .. Sale4~~- Rog.UI. Polyesler/niyon prinlod blanket with nylon plndlng. Machine waahable In cool water. Variety Of colors and patterns. Full size 1.88,.reg. 7.11 • Sale4~~~ •• Reg.~.119.AOl)'llC thermal blanket gives lightweight warmth for any aeason. Nyton binding. Machine washable In lukewarm water. Full size I.A, Ng. 7.ft Queen size 7.18, reg: 10.00 King size I .II, reg.13.00 .Special 119 Toddler's boxer longie wllh flare leg-styling. Sturdy ccitfon corduroy In lots of colors.1-4. '.a i ::,., :3 Infants' and toddlers' polo shirts. Cotton knit In colorful patterns. · Short sleeves, machine washable. Sizes 1-4. JC Penney Shop from_Sunday ni>on at ·the following stores: 34aa The terrific double knits ••• big newa for men this year. And even bigger news la this fantastic Jow price for 100% polyoster'double knll sport coats. Assorted colors ·n sizes 38-16 reg. and Jong, - Sport coats available at the following stores only: AZ.USA ALHAMBRA BUENA PARK BURBANK CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHULA VISTA COUEGE GROVE . ... .. _ CULVER CITY DOWNEY EL CAJON EL MONTE FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON GARDEN GROVE GLENDALE GRANADA HILLS HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON. PARK INGLEWOOD LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALTOS MONTCLAIR MONTEBELLO MONTEREY PARK NATIONAL CITY NEWPORT BEACH NORTH HOLLYWOOD NORWALK ORANGE "THE CITY" OXNARD PACIFIC BEACH ' POMONA 'AESEDA RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO SAN FERNANDO SANTA ANA SANTA MONICA TORRANCE VAN NuYS VENTURA WESTCHESTER WEST COVINA WHITTIER DOWNS WHITTWOOD. Hera's a gift assortment from a major manufacturer at such a tremendous saVings that you"ll be able to find a gilt to please any man on your gift list ••• 99c to 3.119 Stone top jewel boxes _ .2.99 & 3.99 Harc!Wocd valels ······-··-·· 1.99 Suede leather travel kit ----·---.3.99 VlnYI zipper travel kit ·······-·--·-·-.. -····--·--... 1.99 Cuff links In wood gill box -·-.. -·--·····-··-·2.99 Copper bracelets --····-· .. ·----··· .. ···-····-··-··99c ' • 1.0. Bracelets_ ··-·-··-·····-1.99. _ Special 2 22 Girls' cotton flannel gowns and pajamas In assorted prints. Sanforizecte. Sizes 4-14. 199 Boys• cotton flannel akl pajamas. Sanforized" In assorted prints. Slzes6-12. • HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntington Center COSTA MESA, Horbor .. Center ' Chorge. It ' • , • f -- ' . , Thurld1y, No•. ,,, 1f71 . jti ~~!!~~~~~ . ~·· '>;; ,;;~~ ~~~~i~s P~~e~;!ive) Fili in th-;1 Coupon ! or -reasonable facsimile) and '-3 l''o n g With S~anley drop it in the box near Santa House Frid ay •nd Satur-St arm a k er (above, day, No ... ember 26 and 27. You could win a fre,• f•mi-" right, with his own ly visit to Sea World. Fashion Island will notify lucky · agent) and. other per· winners the week of November 29. Coupons also avail· sonal friends of Sea ab le at Santa House Friday and Seturday, November \Vorld's Shamu, th,e 26 and 27. No.purc ha1e necessary. killer whaJe, are sched- FASHlON ISLAND uled to viS.it Fashion Is· land on Friday. ,-£ ).). J llllWi'CICJ' c:mrra. 'Sea World To Visit . . Sea World cha(acters who rtroll San Diego's famowi marine park ·will greet young~ 1ters Friday St Fashion Island. Along with the lilesiie char· acters Will be Stanley tlle Stannak,er, and Shamu, the killer wht:le at Sea World . The will be seen on the mall tomorrow from 10 to 11 a.m. during the, time scheduled ror SantJ'$ arrival. ~ drop_ box for free entries t.O Sea World will be placed in the .. vicinity of Santa'& House on the ' mall, Frida.y and Sat. urday. Santa will·remain at Fashion lsJand through __De_c 24. -SHAMU SWEEPSTAKES ~-: .. -~_. .• -;,.,.-·,!'".;;..c;. -... ..,,"') .'v"' .. ·.: . -. • ...-• - Name ······-···· ....................... -.. ~ ............... ?·-.. -·--·-·-.. -·-·--··~ MEN'S H.t..IR CUTTING/5JYLING/5HO€ 11-l!NIE Addre1s --........ -.................................................... :::: ....... -................. _. Phone No. .. . ......... . Pennevs. ~nsational candle arran~~~ prices. They'll lea\le~ollgle>Wing.· · _ ~ , . Bayberry, in POrJ\e gre11n still takes 10 .lbs. of berries to make 1 or 2 clndles. Hol!yberry, subtly scented of holly comes in a vibrant Christmas red. Spice Is a mixture of exotic aromas of the Near East, and Frankince:nse was a gilt to the Christ child. Although today's "Colonial Candles" bear many Improvements, these traditional scents are still avajlable in our candles which promls~ old world craftsmanship, quality ancf"unmalched beautj'. 3x3• 1.75, 3x6" 2.50 and 3x9" $3, Other scents available include: Sandalwood, Heather, Frangipani, Wood land Pine, Blueberry, Pink Champagne, Strawberry, Cinnamon, Walnut, VanH1a and Vl~ .~ose. 399 It sold In indiYtiluat par1S, thi s cand le arrangement would cos! 7 .25. (Includes scented 3 x r candle .. : $3; 3" candle holder ... 2.25; tnd 3" candle ring ... $2.) a.11ogether only 3.99. 199 Special Holiday .,.;ange-- ment. lncludas candle, Molder and ri!'lg. .-..... , ..... \ The JCPeriney Christmas Pla ce Sfiop From Sunday noon ot th1 f.0Uowln1 Stor11: NEWPORT BEACH , Fuh l°" 1,1.,d. HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntington Cent ... Ult Penn•)'• tim • p1yment plan. • • • ' ' " -- • . , • .. • . .. -. Rudolph Still a Star ''"' ... "" lllldolph, the reindeu with creator, too. The .-1boul the rod -that glows hu RUdolph, one. of '1llo' bl&lesl dellghtect cbilttren ror altnOlt a ruta. ever ln the fie1a · of qu~r ol ~ century. Re hu populor mllljc, \!Ii made delighted Johnny Mart., bla Mai'Q 1 ~· ' THE TRULY PERSONAL CHRIST AS . G'IF A. H.' WEINERT FINE JEWELS . 32 Fi'.SH IOR ISLAND NEWPORT \BEACH, CALIF. PH. 6"(4.2040 ·- Christnlas-sale. . . . • · ·auy. no~. Smart sa:n,tas ._ :plan -ahead'! - ' . ' . Stere:o sale s349 "Spanish" style "Early Ame rican" atyle Save5095 • Ri g. 399.95, Sala 1349. Penncrest• 1ter10 consote.Wftb cas1ette.AM /FM-FM stereo with FM stereo lndicatorUgbt. 4 speed turntable, solid state Chassis, 4 t'ra~kcassette recorder/ player. Choose "Spanish" style c-redentaWfth anliqye oak finish on hardwoods, "Contemporary''aty'9i with walnut veneer on hardwoedsor ''Early AmerlCSl"atyte with cherry veneer on hardwoods._ " Sale prlc111ffecllv~ through S1turd1y. ' JC Penney The values are here every day. ' . Shop From Sunday ftOOfl at th1 fellowh11 Stortst NEWPORT BEACH, F•1hion lsl1nd. HUNTINGTbN BEACH, Hun.ting ton Cen t,1 Ust P•nn1y1 t ime p•yment pl1f'I • • .. • ,_ ·.· .' h-.. CHRISTMAS IS FOR ALL GOO'S CREATURES This Could be B•sket of Joy for Someone Pets Make Greatest Gifts at Yule Time By KENNETH COTl'IAUX ef RllU.'1 Wonderful Wtr1d tt ~•It Pets love Cllristmas too, and well lhey sQou.ld,,.A;ren't they God'1flittle _ Ueaiure.i? - Tbe ·&g -man's compan-iori-.~(woman's too, ol course) · -' ·ls ever faithful, asking nothing but a little love. He is willing to do f!.nythlng for his master, even to lay down hUs: life if neceaMry. God so loved this creatiire that he gave him His own ,name spelled OOck- wards, "DOG." The cat is God's creature, too -a soft cuddly animal, Thls bundle ol. joy waJks quiet- ly and stay.rout cl the way, but is near to the touch. Its quiet motor purrs of content- ment. A constant companion -whose demanda are so few, the cat brings joy so C!ftl. ~ Bird.!, too, are GOd.'1 creatµ~. They come Jn ·sua, beautiful colors, and they en- joy the-beautiful flower s God made for them to nutter around in. They sing beautiful SOO!lS lo let us all know. how wonderful it is t.o be &live. Fish, '."e must not forget, are eJso little creatures ot God. Fish have an endless variety d sizes, colors and shapes. Ther.e ,js, nothing more relu- ing than watching tropical fish swim around. They add beauty Mlerever they are. Yet M· other creature.. for us to enjoy. 1n1ue. humans need to be needed. These creatures cl · God serve thl$ purpose, for they .need to · be needed. too. At this joyfuJ time ol Cllrist- mas. let us not forget our friends. And if they do not have a creature of God at Utl.! Olristmas, why not give them one -a uvmg gift they can en- joy for many years? At Fashion Island, there is one store that is a sight.6eeing ~ttraction at well as being a dep3rtn):ent • store f<>r pets. Russo's. Wonderful World of Pets h8s hail schools. scouts, clubs---and offier organizations take tours through the store's f&ei!ities .. ·• • SANTA'S~ FIRST STOP for his GALS is always at 1Iie l,oel.r t'I Arlan :Jfaun . 33 FASHION ISLAND 644-2400 • Get your SANTA . out of that . -OLD RED SUIT cind ·into ·one of our grqovy suits or great collection .. of imported separat~s. 65 Fashion Island . 644-6500 ...Op·p. Th• Broedw•y and don't forget, YoU · catt puk 1t the REO ZONE right In front. r. --._ ________ _ •• !>•llr Pilot f11hlon ltl1nd Se<tlon " Thursd1y, Nov. 25, 1 '71 7 .. • •• • -. . . At -priCes likeJhese, you can ·buy .a 'lot of Christmas. NEWPORT BEACH, Fashion Island Sale prices effectlY8 tflru Sunday * .. -Sale .101s . . · Reg. 11•. Men's ZIP-fron~ mtlarwd cardigan with rtt,.lltch. Machine · Wllllable Wlntul<'I Orlon• · llCIYflc,Slzae 8-M-L-XL lnasorted mlora. .. Sale · " --,930 '.. . ···-· Reg. 1Ul.Men'a machine washable pull-• ol 100% virgin lambswool. Collar and pla(:kat atyle. Solids In aizos S-M-L-XI.. -sale 51s Reg. 7.98. Men's 100% Wintuk9 Orlons acrylic ribbed turtleneck 111,111• pullover. Assorted colors. Sizes S-M·L·XL. S"ale .. 101s Reg.11~ Men's short sleeva collar..r pullover. Machine -able virgin lambswool;'"*'°"""' colors .. lil,9l:ill &M-1.-XI.. i1-· ... ·• .JC_Penney Shop from SMndcly noon at the followlng stores: Sale 1510 Reg. 11.91. Men'a IUlde !lather front, two poclcet cardigan or vlrglil wmr. -... ION. Sime s.M-L-XL Sal.e 101s Reg.11.A Men's goll lly1e Hnkl atitched Cardigan; 100% virgin Orlon9 acljllc. Aaaorted colo~ SlzM &M-1.·XL Sale-•-• 845 Reg. ua. Men's lull• · fashioned crewneck pullover. 100% virgin Shettand wool. As8orted colors In l lZM S-M-L·XL Reg.12.11.Men'a .full-fashioned V-neck pullover ol 100% virgin lambaWooL Assorted colors In al,. &MVXL • HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntington c:..«ler COSTA MESA , Harbor Center Chorge It, ' • -----• Dolly Piiot F11hlon ·hlond Section Thursdoy, Nov. 25, 1971 • Christmas Around the .World .. ,at Ar kraft Shop ; .·. alJDato ·) • . ' . • • THE TRULY PERSONAl . CHRISTMAS GIFT A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS ! -r · ..... Alt'ard."'innlng Japan~se Re1tRuranls . . ·'' ' Shoppin9 relaxation at Fashion lsland1s..new~ est restaurant. Enjoy the traditional Japanese atmosphere as an honored, cherished guest and dine at ybur leisure in another world. :'. • • L?.~,.~~.~~1~S NEWPORT BtACH ;6Q ra shlon'lsland 277·1 40 (714) 644-4811 • SAN FRANCISCO Dine at AMATO at 717 California Stre~t. (415) 39]:3456 -. 32 °FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALlf. -· PH. 644-2040 SERENITY OF THE ORIENT COMES WITH THESE GIFTS FROM FAR AWAY ; · Arkraft of Fashion Island .Su991st C~r!1tm11 Gifts for Home Christmas idea: Game table sale. Sale prices elfeetlve Friday, Nov. 26 throug h S1turd1y, Nov. 27 Sate s349 Reg. $399. Save $50. Honeycomb pool table. 4'x8' table with 1¥4" composition board;- High quality avo ca do billiard cloth. Legs and' pi;:iners designed In Eng~ Ii sh Oak finish ; antique brass rail sights. Balls, 2 cues """ triang le, chalk. Sale 44 88 og. 549.99. Save $5.11. Made lor..team or individual play. Folds easily and rolls on ca sters tor compact storage. Fe111ures US Plywood Novoply• top, aU steel frame, non-g!aredar~ green finish with white striping. eg. $39.99 . Sole$34.88 oremost 1/2" ro11 away layllack table tenh is table. ave$5.11 . ·ale $449 "fllr-..:..:--~tll-U99J.aremosLprofesslonal 8' pool table. 7/8" 3'pc. slete-playlield covered with avocado wool/nylon cloth. Executive.walnut finish with matching style legs. Super cushions, ·brass stud markers, balls, 2 cues, triangle, chalk, rule book. JC Penney The values are here every day. , Shop From S1111day noon at th• followlnt StorQ: NEWPORT BEACH, Fuhion hlond_. HUNTINGTON BEACl-j, Huntington Confer. Ui i ~tnnty• t im • p1ym1nt pltn. ' ) ' Pe~s with personality from .Penneys ·~et Shop. • • ' . . ' 2999 R-10 gollon ~and reftector', Including ICCMIOi)' kL Sturdy, lightweight, with anodized coating that not only protecls, but beautifies .•. a decorator touch to enhance any decor. Kit includes: filter, air pump, filter floss, fish food, ani-chlor, charcoal, heater, floating thermometer, air tine tubing and book. · Matching 1lumlnum ll1nd, 13.99 " Take home a pretty parakeet to keep you company. Teach him ~·~ to say a few words. rourcholoe 5.for $1 • Green Swords •Rosy Barbs • Fancy mixed guppies • Brick red wag swords Collect lheoe brilllontly colored filh Ind enjoy r1lolng them. A fine variety- now apeciolly priced. ' ! Sftop From Sunday noo11 at the foHowlnt Stores: .I 6 99 'Italian style bird cage. Handsorriely shaped to.add lo your decor, please your bird. NEWPORT BEACH .• Ff1hion hJond. HUNTINGTON BEACH, Hun.tington Center. • ~ -' • + , Us• '•nnty1 tim• pa yme nt plan. • • I' I ,_ I • .. . \ I • J ' Dilly Piiot F~1hlon l1l1nd Soctlon Thursday, Nov. 25, 1971 ... Christmas trees with all the _ trimmings~ · And some merry gifts .to go· with them At Penneys holiday sale prices~ Power tool sale. Sale 1999 Reg. 24.99. Penncraft • V• .. variable speed, double insulated reversible drlll. ' . Save $5 Siva $7 Sale 1999 Reg. 26.99. Penncrafl e 7Y• ~circu lar saw with power1ul 1.7 HP motor. r 1 ... " " ' SIYO $5 Sale 1999 Reg. 24.99. Penncratt• 2 speed, double insulated sabre saw with tilt base. Save $5 Sale 1999 Reg. 24.99. Penncraft" micro hand tool kit is great for grinding, drilling and polishing. • ' ;AiveUeblo et: • ' . . 7 ft.:scot~h pine artificial tree • includes staroytr:ee sland1 • fire resistant branches • 147 branch tips • polyvinyl chloride needles • full, rich.body • upswept design ·sale ~5~~9 .99 5\lz' artificial ba lsam, Reg. 17.99 Sale 14.99 6\lz' artifici al balsam, Reg. 29.99 Sale 24.99 1,,.;• artificial balsam, Reg. 39.99 Sale 34.99 I Se• our compl1t1111ortm1nt of Chrl1tm11 Ct1cor1 ttOna. ' The , JCPenney . . · .. Christmas Place Shop from '5unday noon at the following stores: . - NEWPORT· BEACH . Fe1hion l1lend HUNT ING TON BEACH, Huntington Center -~--- Sale 20% of·f Reg. 89.99. Electric w.an mount llreplace with 1650 watt thermostatically controlled heater offers 5600 BTUs. Ava ilable in black, burnt red, burrlt orange or coppertone. Sale 11999 Reg.149.99. "Weathered red brick" electric Ii replace and 1650 watt heater with left hand cut away styling and fiber-glass construction. Realistic flame eflect Independent !lame and heat controls. Sale 11999 Savti$30 Reg. 149.99. Simulated fieldstone electric fireplace has 1650 watt thermostatfcetly controlled heater 4nd tllckering flame effect. Fiber.glass construction. Right hand cut away tjyling. Si le prlc111ffectlve thru S1turd1y. 1 .. Cherge It ' . . ·I :1 ·: •! • . . . D11ly Piiot '••hien 11l1nd S.ctiitn Electrical Goodi es .. Emphasi ze Yuletime 1ne SiiAAK ----.... .J.cques-Vves Cousteau _.._i;.,.,.o_ ; ··-··- Tline-Uf• Coot .. . books. A Ngnifi-- cent ae ries of twenty oookbooli.s consisting ol reef.. pes and foods from e.very comer ol the 'Norld. AvaHabJe in the series are such d!Yers& cuisines •s Afrlt an Cooking. Cooking of the ·Vj.. ennese Empire and Cooklng ol CNna. .... e r ien- tihc accuracy, ex- otic adventure, lull color photography and exciting slyle all add up lo the kind ol excellence that h as made Jacques· Yves Cos-- tea u t he be st knoW'll underwater explore r In the world. Combine this ou\sla nding scientist wilh one ot the earths most intriguing cree- tures and you have 1he Shark a book '° please &n}'One. The Padlk COul., Here is a book wJth exquisile photog-. raphy and inlfigt,f- lng !ext or e reg ion unsurpassed any- where in !he "World tor its beauty and 'f'tlriety. As an if)- t roduclioo to the magnificence of the Pacific c.oast tor one who h.as nover eq>erienced I s beauty or a '8'9- t l n'lonlal lo his home lor the Pa- cific dwefler.. This b oo k Is sure to dellghl. 11.95 ure .... oeath ·naC-oralSea ~ ..... ,,_ .,........ ·--,, --- ) ·--· me· le n .cape Gardening. kl the great tradf- 1'orl of the Tim&- Llfe publications here is anolhet ·beautiful )"el prac- tical book. 101 boo tanicaUy accurate paintings together wJ1h mOrtt lhan 50 full color photo-- graphs Dlake &his book a thing of beauty Indeed. A · pra ctlcat how to do lt . t~'ll by QOe of America's leading gardenens. A gift to delight •ny do4t- urself r. . 5 Lii• and De.th In Th• Corel Sea. Here In thfs fan- te s t 1-c book Jacques.Yves Cog.. teau describes af)- other of his excil· Ing ac lenlilic exp lorations. Ad- venttJre and beauty combine with acl- ence to make a story. !hat is both Informative and ;,,... terestlng. Beautl- 1ully illuslraled and simply written this Is a boolc tor all ages. 1.115 H•nd, R•e an Steer. A complete lnt roducllon lo sailing. Designed primarily as a handbook for be- ginners: !his book will alsu serve as a hand)' reference for the more ac- complished sallor. From your litsl day ot sea until yoo ef)- t er compeU tlon Hand , Reel and Sleer will guide y o u wllb clear straight forward text end mora tn1n 100 diagrams •nd I . Shop B. Dalton first-something for everyone on yoiir Ch~stmas fist. 5 Fashion Island Newport Center Newport Beach (714) 644.oo41 ~ 1537 West Imperial Highway 7 4 Fashion Square La Habra · • (213) 697-8709 • . ' ... •• Nostalgic Time l • . . Many · Gzt!J!pendzng fi e -TRUl Y PERSONA( ,. . ~CHRISTMAS GIFr ~ Last Yule at Home A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS • 12 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. PH. 644·20~0 FRESHEN UP THOSE BOOTS YOU HAVE FOR CHRISTMAS ~ • e:·oaBLERS BENCH • • • • • • We remod•I and Color and Dye to match your need. 5 Convenient Locations Color TV S ecial. For people who now a really great bargain when they see one. · ·' - ..• • Special S288 PIW'17.IO-I•_, daly •. • 8 --· , • ' I ' i ' I ' { . . PenncNl~portlblecolorTV features an 18" screen measured diagonally. Also has VH F memory fine tuning, keyed Automatic Gain Control (AGC) Jor better contrast, built-in antenna, front mounted speaker and higt\ impact plastic cabinet A rea lly speciaJ price for such a big screen and such ~ quality features. JCPenney The Christmas Place Boo,T.TQEJ J F.R Shop from Sunday""" Cit the followln9 sNrts: _:~~~~~~~;~~~~~·:':'~~,~~~~----_::_ ____ ==:-------NlW.PORT BEAC~, Fashiein Island. HUNTINGTON BEA.CH, H untin9to,, Centtr. Uat Penn1y1 time paymant pl•n. J I • ' ' • • I . I 1 · HOLIDAY GLITTER CAN BE ·YOURS ALL YEAR 'ROUND 'Tis the Pe rfect Season to Instill Cry1t1I Ch1ndtlltr Beautiful -Grystal Fixture Can Add Touch of Elegance Frost!.d window pane s.[;:====================;[ aOftly falling snow, the cheer Of a burning fire, and the delightful 1parkle and whimsy Of decorations mark the Yuletide season. Have you considered adding the ultima te touch of elegance to your holiday festivities -a shimmering crystal fixture for your home ? In the royal courts of old ,1 great cascades of crystal filled ballrooms and grand foyers. Extremtly high ceilings and large rooms were required to 1tiow them correctly. Usually only hotels and public places in recent years had the space req uirement s for such ornamentatio n. Fortun11.te l y, Thomas Industries, one of the Nation's leading residcntizJ lighting apecialisls, believe t h a t everyone should enjoy the beauty of crystal -whether or not they live in a tiny ef- f iciency apartment , townhouse, or spacious coun- try home. Crystal fixture s now are avail able in period 1tylings and modem adaptatiorui rang· ini: from just enough crystal to catch the light. to walerfall!'i of bedazzlement of legendarf grandeur. Crysta fixtures may be In the form of chandeliers, wall brackets and sconces; they m.sy be close to the ceiling fi x· tures or chain-hung lights. They may be tastefully used in dinin g rooms, living rooms, powd er room.~. bedrooms and foyers. These fixtures are budget priced, or if you are a homemaker who wants to ha ve e;1erything, m1y coat 1e\'tral thousand dollars. If crystal is on your sho~ ping list. be ' sure lo visit a Thomas Lighting Center for a fi rst-hand look. Top quality, band cut and polished crystal gives off a diamond of 11uror1 borealis effect -light blue or pink tones can be seen, p.srticularly along the edges of the crystal. Less expensive pieces have nnt be:en cra fted as ex- tensively but nonethelWI will dell&hl the eye, casting reflec- tions of joy in your household. A crystal dlmen11lon will enhanct your holiday 11~ never bflfore. How Santa Got Start? The most famous Jiftglver, knqwn to Ainerican children as Santa Claus, was in- troduced to this country as St. Nicholas by early Dutch set- tl!rs. St. Nick was the Archbishop ol Myra and , ac· cording to leaend, he learned of 1 poor man who had no dowr ies for his three daughters. A generous m a n who wished lo remain anonymous In his good deeds , St. Nicholas dropped g o I d pieces fnr the girls' dowries down the chimney or thtir home. Some of the gold fell l~·i toi itocktnas huna on the fireplace to dry. Chock your Chrislm11 9i~ list now .•. buy famous name brands ..• buy for yourslof, loo, witli the JllOney you sevel - • REG. SPECIAL GROUPS ' 32.00 DOMINIC ROMANO 29 .00 AMALFI . . ........ . 19.00 AMALFI FLATS ..... . ~-- 29 .ao MADEMOISELLE ... . 26.00 .AMANO ......... .. 21 .00 RED CROSS* I** l .. 21.0Q SOCIAUTES** / ..... . .. 20 .00 COlllES** ..•..... 18.00 CAPEZIO ........ .. NOW. 19'0 19•0 9u 17'0 15'0 14'0 14'0 14'0 10'0 '111 rMllllUi91! Wit""'' w1fllt Al'lltf'kt11 Mll!Mal ... (lftt 11t1t ... i. l'IMff ... ·.11111"11•1 "' •~u IANIC.lMlllCAIO, MAl1'1• CN4181, ,AUl AllAN (Ht.IOI. •• fW\lttt.f1 N••1Nt1 a...ti, l lMrsl/•, S.11 D'-fol rAUL'I -ANAHllM AHAHllM •Hti•• C.lltfl llYllSIDI llnn.U. Pt-. HIWPOIT llACH ••Ille• llf•llf IAH PllOO ._.1 ... v11tey .. --.. • Dtlly '11•1 fuhlM l1lond Sectlen Thurad1y, -No,,. ·25, 1f71 Yau Can}t Lick Stamp 'First Day Covers . ' . . ~ Arty stamp collector Ai>" preclates a &ilt of unique first day covers, known as en· velopes to con~collectors, or the popular roaxi-cards Dear- ing un usual stamps 1 n d cancellations. Avid philatelists will delight in examining a "Salute To Tht Spa1;e Age," 9'' x 6'', maxi-card, which ca n hig hlight a space stamp col· ecUon. ll is.one of a series of souvenir covers and maxi· cards issued in limited edi· lions by the International Stamp Collectors Society. It carries full color reproduc· lions ol unusual space stamps of seven foreign natioo.s with i choict of a U.S. '4Fif1t Man On The Moon" stamp, J. fl. Kennedy, o; PresidenJ Eisenhower gtarhp. poet Emily Dlci.lnson. Similar full color decorative first day of lisue cards and oovera wlll bt brought ou t by the Society wi_th each U . S . com· memorative slam,p. The Socie- ty also iss~ei an interesting itrles of handsomely printed full color historical e<1Yer1, with appropriate cancellations and ·art work. Among these commemoratiYe. coYera and maxlcards are fht\.oyage of the Maynower, t Christopher ·Columbus 1na Ge.or 1 e Washingtoo: a un\que.flrst day Issue carries the British Hon- duras Londo~ Bridge Ha vasu combinaUon of two first d•Y. City 1tamp with an unusual cancellations. '!'.he U.S. postage stamps carry the special Internat~nal l'ostage Sta mp Expo U.S. can· ceUation. Other collfc\ors' items in the continuing series include a whi.m!ical "Salute To Disney" maxi-card and first da)" Issue cards com· me~oratlng Apollo XV, t he f,.amous Amei'\can artist John Sloan and the great American CHRISTMAS GIFT A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS 32 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. PH. 644.2040 • Schuss. It's no secfet. Penney's ski parka sal_e. is on. Our prices are 15_%-off. 11191. 34.91. Men'a strlp•trim clre perka:. Long belted style with 3-way collar. Wet-look nylon clre. S-M·L-XL Now 2973 Reg. 29.91. Men's European instructor-style parka, Water-repellent nylon taffeta. Convert- ible with hideaway hood. S·M·L·XL Now 2548 R1g. 24.91. Men'a clr8 racer parka. Wet-look nylon cire with snap detail end "hideaway hood. S-M-L-Xt.. Now 21 23 Men'• ar.d lidJM' ............. ' ,:; 0Ytr·the-boot tkl pintl ; -Woraitd wool/Htlanct• nytor./Lycrafll apandex bland with Slllcon .. wattr-repellenlflrilsh. Men'a 1lza1 30 to 36, ladles' e to 19. 2598 ... ',..,., R1g. 29.11 LAdles' Euro-- pean·lnstructor atyle parka. Water-repellent nyllli> taffitl, -convertJble collar with hideaway hood. S.M·L Now · 2548 ' R1g. 29.91 Ladles' two-tone parka has wet look nylon clre contraatlng panel. T·bar belt, hideaway hood. S·M·L Now 2548 . Reg. 2A.ll Ladles' bolted parka. Nylon taffeta, adjustable T-bar belt. hideaway hood. S·M-L / Now 21 23 Penney's ski school A complete p1ck1g1ot1kllng tun. A1k for your brochure tor appllcatlon JC Penney The values are here every day. • Shop from Sunday noon at the followln9 stores: Avt ll1bl1 •f: NEWPORT BEACH, F11hion l1l10d. HUNTIN~TON BEAC,H, Huntington Centor. U.se Penney• Time ptyment pl1n. ·' • l . . \ ' 12 D1nr Piiot f11hlon . lsl1nd Section Thursd1y, Nov. 25, 1971 :Kewpie .Qolls Stil!. Popular -Christmas Gift . After 50 "Y ears ' ---' ' • .. r -By l\OIY l!VNSON ' , NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) - 'Many littfe 1irls th Is Cbristmu •ill be receiving the ei:act siriae gift! their • but~arathewnealia'J>(!-Ladles HorDe 'J\ouTna1, editor of the Ladies Home her manager, went to andflona:Kona:. "l'hedtpretlion, foUoftd'by . the ~,·Miu O'Nel.11'1\ · cross ·oetween Ult popular Woman's Home Compaqion JOurnai, who gave M'tsa Germany with ltose to'make The western 1utbor, Harold -the unhappy years 'of World' JC'nPies art beln& mfftu!lOti conception of cupids and elves. and Good Housekeeping. Rose O'Neill ,the fifst assignment arr 1 n gem en t 1 for the Bell Wright, ·rldlng boraet>.ck Wll"'ll, txou4h\ an end t9 the~ turtd in the Unlted &&~.The i ~~~~.!.N.smileill. e<Iwe~!:lra:_:Y.... O'Neill wrote and ·IHustrated 'for a aeries ot Kewpiea. Aftti-manufacture of Kewpie dolla. in Arlzooa_, found a Kewpie dolla' popula(il)' Miu O'Neill· Cameo. Doll Dlv~D ol the ·-~ -" -~ ... 5 000..-., l'-:.--.r::===-1• ~~~-~. hl......._I · ....Jloll~ the dtserl and m"sa&· cliedln.ll«..µhe.qe.•''" ___.. ........... e•~"-11Riil In years old an:d.lta_cl beeb mar-m.ore uutn ' uv J\ e" P e t e success, 11 n l(IWlle:' "'.11c ·~srs t''"""•• · n me ed Rose: "Your Kewpie doll.I-~ow W~lh .~ hope t~ef-""d"escrm;~ htl'I )crandmothers were getting fif- ty years ago -Kewpie dolls. rled and divorced ty.iice when stories· for ' magazines. a~ books, le!ler:s came, to sizes, was de~~ered to the are going to-earpet the earth." peace again.ad noatalgil, for th1' fWt u ''~&·" ; 6he crea.ted the firSt Kewpie. The most amazing aspect of Miss O'Neill from all over the U.S. In 1913. -(" Along with tic~ets to "No No Nanette•• and. ankle length street dresses, riostalgia for the l~'s has .revived a de- mand for the cupid .shaped dolls adorned with topkncits . For years she bad illustrated heP succeSs was ,.th at Miss world asking for Kewpie dolls The financial .ruccess pnr her stories and poems wilh the O'Neill never had •n art which could' be held. Id. ~ th. h I .. - happy little cl)aracters skip. Callista O'Neill a sistu and v ""' more . an enoug A-ping aceoss. the . pages or lesson. At 14, she .won a prize ' come for the whole family. ·- perched On a sho.ulde~ or in a In' Otnaha and sold her. first Rose aiid her sister esrabUsb~ pair of loving arms. work '"to a n•tiQnal magazine Created by the famed artist an<! illustrator, Rose O'Neill , for whom •'• R o'i e of Washington Square" was com- posed, Kewpie dolls were as much a part of the Twenties u nag pole sitters. ukuleles and home-made beer. Flappers decorated their 1partmeot shelves w i t h Kewples while their kid sisters dre55ed and hugged them. Kewples came in many sizes Biblical After the breakup o!..her se-at the age of 15. When she was cohd marriage _ to Harry 16, 'Miss O'Neillbegan earning ~n "Wilson, plaY-WI.i&ht 8nd a·gootfllving in New York, but author -an editor asked Miss because of her age Ii~ with O'Neill to do 8 series of her the Sisters· of St. Regent in a convent. Kewpie dolls. At almosi the &ame time, she revealed later, The O'Neill family had to sell their cow· tQ send her to the .... rtist dreamed one niJhl New York, but Rose never of these tiny figures. "One pefched m my ;·li·ana forgot them. She h el" p e d 'like a bir'd," she-wrote. "Its · ~~~8Efa~;~~~e ~a;u1r.:;e . ...;j little sit-down wasn't warm niebrook" located in Ute <nark 1 Like a human baby's. lt was Mountains of Missouri, from oddly cool: So. -1 ttnew ..they her teenage .,..,.._~until her t were elves, but a new.Jtind. I death. ~ i ~'. · i '·,. had a strange impresslon thR.t It . was tdward QoX, noted i their intentions were of the · · t , .. _ best.lnJftct,.-1JCneWi11!'once .•. t With Chr1stm11 a season of they wer<thaljJt!if.·sl!hei"!:'.· ~1j,l.)i , •Mi'~ ··'.'e'..o-A. ·.-'· r'•.: ·, deep rellgi~ meaning, and -kindness· · ... nearu "'L:.l \-~ · ·~ with many people, especially wer~ aii ·~eU roUnded~ nitU: _ ' · ·' '') . , { among our yOuth , returning to :tu?nriiieS. t m'*1tated"On tliem: . Most it.i!!-' ~a take a tip · .~ the precepts of Jesus, there is for day, afterirJr,d!.'\ .. ·1 ~ fr~nl. _the · -y~er ·:genera· · no more important gift at-this .Her KewP•atter ,that We.r~ ~~n .. some teeuag~ girls a~ , · l • ·-~ time ot year than fine baSed 00 ihe.:originll~·cuP!4-Cm;:Y1ng ~sol .m.l!!!etoe 1n KEW~I~. ~~~EfE~ religious jewelry or a bu'f were closer 'to babieS :;_. thelt' pur,es-tl:iese dan. One Of New Ones · handsome·Bible. YoW"_)ewcler . • pfilfuper ~With '1tiit:led eyes, is an excellent sOurce for the curle<I toPtoot . and always finest tokens of , failh and smiling. - warmlh , and is ready w1th The bus}r~~erry little fo1k man Ji timely suggestions. appeired [int" Jn i900 in GIVE TRAV~L_EOJl :C.i;IR~lf!IAS_ '~· f' 1-~-Charge Your Tr1vel At Robinsons. Upper level FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH TH E LATE ROSE O'NEILL WITH HER ORIGINALS Her Creation of '20s is Miking Comeback ) . I l His-and-her:-gifts' Look like a big~ spe.nder for less. At.Penneys~ • • • 1 • • _,_rofftiffi . -~--.- ' ' Chronograph-style watch, 19.11 ~ Gotd-ltlled mesh/onyx se!, f .00 ' ' pnyirlnlllal ring, 10K, 21 .15 l4K gold lie-lac wllh diamond, 24.95 Siiifl!ell Slee t 10 bracelet. 4,95 .... For her .. . . ' ' Diamorid cross, 141(>gold chain~ 11.tl Chrisl,ma1 tret charm, 14K gold,~10.95 ->:;--.. -.-.. .. Cameo Ptnd1nt, gold-linllh •le11tog, 5.U lo'le 1ing, 10K"gold, one diamond, 12.tS 'Hel~oom· peJ1dan1waJcl'I.14.95 Cllmeo N Hings. pold lll!ed sellings..S.81 10K gold ring, one diamond, 21 .95 JC Penney fine jewelry • ' $11op lrom-S111doy -ot th followlnt slo.•: NEWPORT BEACH , F11h;on I.land. HUNTINGTON BEACH, HunHn9ton Center. U1e Penneys tlme payment p1•n, ' l ' .. • eel homes in joint apartments overlooking Washington Squart. The ":'ng "Rose of Washington Square" was writ- ten at a time when .she was New York 's darlihg. Men of letters and the · arts were always around' he1\ · Q. Henry wrote, "Rose had a secret of internal youlh." An Oriental philosopher said that Rose had drunk of the sun. Rose's own philosophy .... ·as ex· pressed by her Kewpies. "Do good deeds in_• funny way. The world needs to laugh or at ,. least to smile more than it does.'' Rose took lo wearing a now- Ing robe<1f wine~lored velvet and lisht sandals thrgugh ~·hich peeked her brightly tinted nails beca1.,1se she 1aid she liked cheerflli toes. During World War I after a Britsh submarine -sank a German ship loaded with Kewpies. Rose mourned their Joss as' if they were: her children. , After the war ·Kewpies could be found on display in &me, Paris, London. Honolulu and far across the Pacific in Tokyo 'Dec' the Hall J This year how about giving _a present tha"t's di!ferent - that would be welcome by the recipient and yet extend a welcome to all who visit him too? Here 's the answer for not orle, but two gifts which fit this category : a bright niw trim,. med and pasted w_allpaper mural for an entrance hall and Shiny, fresh leafy plants in clay pol! to enhance the mural. - The lively softness of cri nkled patent puts_f lorsheim in a comfortable position. It makes fashion carefree and eQy. See for yourself when you're fitted in Florshei m Shoes by our exp' rt ~ner: w. ,.,,., 1i111 •• 10 AMA -,D c ' s<i~fASHION ISLAND Newport Ce!'ltir e 644-4223 9PP-Bro1dway ·Also Alhambr1 e •-' t-f•mphill'a Ch1rg• ti.of r . • -Our watchWord1 ~, ~" o"· if you have more~t~me I ' -- ' I than money! Spec.iai-11_.88 ) u - ~or hi in .and her: easY-to·read day 'n date styles, sport. calendar styles, some water ' . . ~esist,nl with sw~P"'second hand. Mesh, Corf am•, leather, fake lizard, golde n bracelet straps, or ~esh bar'lds. 1•·D11,~) 1•1tn·!r!•d• Porome ric m1t1ri1I. JCPenney fine jewelry Shop ''°"' Sundoy -ot th• followlnt Storts: NEWPORT BEACH, ·Faih;on I.land. HUNTINGTON BEACH,, HU)lt;ngton C:::enter. ' Use P1nn1y1 time paym•nt plan. .. •• ., • -. ··"'' ,, ' , . • • • • ' • • ,_ . . . .. • ·chil~ Le_a~~s .Vf ith :Toys -Matching ,y.eur Gift With Irirerided Fun Innovative opproache& f4 graph. Magneb hold "g""' In lt.vonte •,Play-activities. -will place so the YC\\08 artist ca..1 ·~ slgnlli~tJ,,y to chil{lre~·· wbirl around_ four .color ~m ~yD)eOt.-anQ educ.auon this_ acbiexing .extr~n:linarily in- Cir1stJDas. trlcate and beaUtiful desiO\s. 'StanQoqt 11dvance.s in the. Chi?.-Away• is ?i®ther art In· l!Qmet11tlilng • ·~ lffi:jifd.-noyation:-ni..,,tiun sculpt the Contemporary, Easy Bake chlpS away af a block or "m!r- Oven, ~·!il'!C Oil. tWo §o.. tile'' ind uncovers completed watt light bulbs; a playroom aculPfuies .(if -Sports ·ngurU basic, safety engineered every ' ready tor ~lntlng. Nc.i<.1oo,'l_or juveRUe. tn~ taiQIJ\enl ~ a Juke l!o1 ·w11h Ch·a I i eu •in g for, u;.· ~ ... -.... ,,,,,.,;, ' the ' l utomatlc mech&nlam • ·• •T t1W-"r' completelY enclcied, and un-. Cbrtltmas abopper·is-to.mat.cb for~ bool!; ni .. -. ,,... brtaklbla, eyllndrical re-tbt gift with the mtended reel· ~ 12' m&P!i, many la hall col· . hllll-iir-s a ~--no-l<Mll.prool or,all,pap hMleg wtill1i. ~eflOr ' ~hlch lirts the· neestJe guidellnes te tell yOu exactly entries tnd ml:ch ,•addiUonal • 1 ~from the record tlld s_ lkleat it what will plwe -·· Aunt •·•·-·t~-•-1 .. ••.-. "~--to.tile number cho!tl. " · ,...., ..,.... •• -• •" """•-.,._ ' • . ' ' . PER 'FOi MEN TOWN Ir COUNTlY ' · .1Margaret or Uncle Clharlu. tl ~Ml ' c·l ,bi 1ftet1 ~ , Butif !here..,..;.~ !>ufrs American di~, ....... bool\s ·· , In ~ur. cirele •of f•-•iy and .U. d•I> of 'our 19<ial ~ '' lldo· 1-•o · ~-' \ '" ' • -t• life dwinl'IJ)e piol !Oil )iean,' M • members and frlen&, .you It b •a book worlh glvlJig to . 29fdh10t>·lol1nd 3363vlolldo :1!27town.& .•• 1a I ' step of the, baking' process, wh1ch has been , redesigned with chrome-llke ,trim, bril· Ii.ant floral decor and a black m2.1i-glass aee-tbrOugh win- dow so junior cooks can check baking progress. New, too - ce.lebrating the ·5 mil1ionth Easy Bake unit lo introduce children to the joys pf baking. can't miss deligbtiuc· them 11>meone. special. .Jt~ a book' ' • newport Mlct\ newport bliM:h 9r1nga wi&h a copy of "Weblter'•li~lba~t~m:•:iea~rh:d:•t~wy~~-:!"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' Guide tO American History'' alive. \. ~ " 1 published In Maroh of this yoaiiiytheG.aadc.Merr11m H th'e'"··hoo' ii: fi•ls •· . ' .h ' -is the •ddition of a dial which the cllild turns to . find _.. oot baking times for v•ried delicacies. Another delight . .tor young cooks is the ThfM -' Minute Cake-Baker by Ken.- ner -·a new baking jnetbO(l using hu.t. from the complete- ly enclosed sijlip1~. Steel sides of a bak~$ ~ay.tp fva.P" orate excess .~~t\lrei ~ex· terior can'' &fl~ Md.~ s_eparate t.a~p:er.-pr?of~lor contacts pre~ent h~tl:nl'tic Uon when ~ lid is ·~11 Easy Cart Me.nl¥! !1-e t with an accessory ~and fi ve power attach[T)'11tl; Just " like Mother's, includfe .. a~nail smoother, a .$andi.l'.l( fiae, a cuticle shaper, a buffer1,nd • nail dryer. AH a~et stop if too much pr~ ls applied to the nail. Jt'1 quite as professional a good ~m ing aid as the E.r.1y Curl· Set- ting Set with light up va?lfy,, . The top-favorite with bdya . -drag racing -hi s nq.. ~ excitement with a fleet of ', way oot styled SSP dragsters, including Black Jack, Mod Metter a n d Copper Cart, Super Sonio Power marvels tbat zoom olf with a pull of a Power T stick using a gyro principle that eliminates need for engine and tracks. Realis- tic new accel!lsories include an SSP Time Trial S:et with-a ..... Staging Christmas· tfree that has sequential lights and real· istic cobnt ·down action. Giving ne\Y fun and learn·· Ing po.tenti.aJ to _t9(1dler . play Is the objective or the "Dis· covery .time" series by RtJ.n- bow, featuring Fun 'n Fit 30 .pur.zles that also can be used as toys for imaginative play, and Puzzle-Ups, pre-school , puzzles· that increase child in· volvement by providing mov- ing 1 eyes, clock hands, and othe~ mobile parts. Melody Maker makes it pos.'lible for the toddler to cre2.te chords ' ..,,,.l:AM . DROPS' KE C ._, SlllLScr•ning H11 r · .. Company of.Springfield, Mus. -• • Its.-Y :. lit In truth; the book -~ need to ,be llmllm to those who get • high• on• histor)I. Grotelul to ... fih(f ft'Uffi:tet'"'Jlet-f"ff\vbuld" be students and anyone e!Je who hi interested in a readable . and ihf61Jllltive rte.Ital •of America's pa!t. It starts with the'year .1492 wilen Columbus sailed the ocean blue to the e~ of~1969 with Richard Nix- on finishinl'.~is first year as 37lh ·presiderit of the Un)ted .Staw . Edited b)' Charles 'van Doren, the • boot bas many years of utefulnesa a n d en- joyment in-· .I.be spa'ee of one volume -with-1'9" pages. It provides, ln conci.st and usable ·form, nf6rt informi.tlon abolit. • m·earungful Amerk:an .. bap- . ~ingi-UW1 atmOst anY«.Oe1 single volume. Additionally any date or event can be'found easily and ·quickly. \YriUer. chronologically; it -·also provides a running-&00ial commen~ in the fonn of ·quotati'oris _.from · act u a I speeches, documents and let- ters. '..J'he -result is lh•t factS are given feeling and m~ with the words of 'the me9 wtio made history. Thus anyone reading about the Salem witch trla~ or 1692 will find quotations made at the time by Cotton Mather, ana.anYolfe ~researching World War I will find W~w Wilson ~ others qooted . 'The past through their words speaks for itself without in- terpretations. The book is profusely illus- -trated~with photographs, etch- ings, magazine illustratioJts, posters .and other reproduc- tions to illuminate -.hat was of importance at· the time: .. •• ' " I BUSTER· BROWN; • . .. • ' ' ~ . • I .~ASHION FOR EVER.Y \lTrlE: LAD'f in BLACK ·~cl_ WHIT~,CRINKl.L_. ~. •:..· ' ·' .,. ... Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 9:30 ·' . are ,• THE .PERFECT All-BOY DINGO BOOT in HARNESS. BROWN · ) I ·: \ '. ' " ' . ' I ' . ~ • " Fashion l1lana Newport Oe~ter ' • 644-2464 .and simple tunes by placing I ,,_~~ pegs at random on a cylinder r"' And cranking a handle. With Time 'n Chime the c.hild set! the hour and bears the clock· The "H\story" basically i3 foiir bookf in ·one: ~ cbr 'Q919§, ,')Duree material, an all.fl~ an( a biograph)".. There· are~more than 1,000 bioiraphies _of t m p,o rt. ant chime. ' New ln crafts is Play-Stone, an important innovation in modeling me.~erlals -which dries in permanent fonn over- night without heat. New, too, b color burst painting with Dream Drops. with . which children can create prolession- AI lookinlo! silk screen posters. New in the beloved Spiro.lira· phic arts is Magnetic. Sp~ ESP Game Challenge For Mind Do you have· ex.tra .aenl!Ory ~ perception'.' Test yourself w:ith a fascinati ng ~ristmas tlft -Kreskin's Krystal, 1 ·new' game based on an. wiusual technique to improve · pow.ers of mental concentraUon. The Krystal. recently introduced by the 3M Compani.Js desi_gn;. ed for both fun. and self·im· prnvement. ' "" Created by KresJOn, jht na- tionally-known mentallilt a~ television talk-show pttMn.U: ty, the game offers unique ways to develop and heighten mental and perceptual skills through the use of A Cry!tal bale and pendulum. , The player cA n develop the abllit~ to send or recei\le though ts and explore facetJ of the mind and other players' minds through concentration. Kreskin's Krystal conslBts primartly of a block of transparent gleaming plastic, a p proximately three-inches' square and two-Inches. high, ind a small ball of ~lastlc at- tached to an elght·fnch-leti(lb of chain.. The player holds ·lM chain, suspending tl}e pen!: dulum just above the .Krystal base. • ' NATURAL ~ MiN-1{ . ; ~ tt,. ' • . and ''.'bther fashion furs .,. 'r·.·1 • -*:"., . ' . ~ , . I ' ; ' FUR PRICES FOR THE DEEP FREEZE '·' Thrs 'i's ·+he ¢hristmo s tho+ soys "no holds bo rr.e d" on the most fashionable of furs • • • !!·+ the most font~_t_ic of soving~. We_ inv ite you to comp4.re~ the_se cChri~tmas -prices wit~ ony others around. You ga in because QUr fuu ere .fo'r the freeze ••. but lo her he<1rt, fur means ii warming mood . '·. " .~ .... ·, ~ ( . OISIONDI 1t'MI MA,NUFACTUltlRI OF WOllLD'S 'INIST FURi You stve more bec•use our Furs ire Clesi9ned .... an~ q)fted in our own-workshops. ' 1'11r Ptolfuch l1be'ed Tt IPICIW C-lry 01 Oriti"' OI '1~ l'Utt . . . . /" . ..---.: .,, • , !r 14 FASHllJM ISLAND NEWPORT : BEACH e 644-48&1 • ' . . ' • ' '1 ' j ! • An illuslral.ed Instruction book1et accompanying the game explains in detail how to operate the pendulum in creating Ye:i·No responses, ind how lo put the Krystal to coTiilructlve use for your o.,,;I aelf-lmprovement. An ldeni1 gift for holiday entertainment, the attr1ctive game l s available In adCllt game sec- tions of m1ny stores across t~eountry. 1•-~.~::'~-~.--~---~-~ .. ~'."'.". ....... '."'.".:'."'.'.:':".~ ................................. _._~.•---~·,, .... ""::"' .... "!"' ........ ~.~:;.;.;;..; ... ;..; .... .:. ........ ..;. .. ..;~ .. ;.,:..;...;. .. ...,:::::;:;:::._J - ', . . -• . • • I l • 14 • r .. -. " ~· Dolly 'lie! P1V.lln ltlo..i Soctlon Thun .. 1y, N ... 25, 1 •71 ·- \\ . - -. --- - ' OH-SO -SPECIAL SWEATERS "' RE·MIMllR i-HE DAYS WHEN ALL SHE WANTED FOl't CH .. ISTMAS ."#A(A SWEATEl't? WELL, THOS,E DAYS AftE TODAY? .AND WHAT A DELIGHTFUL GROUP OF SWEATERS TO CHOOSE FROM! DOUBLE BREASTED ' Ac;ltYl..IC IL.A.ZEft IN WHITE , NAVY. 26.00 . alltAss 8UTTONED.t ftllBED TRIM ACPfYLIC CARDIGAN IN "'°' WHITE"., NAVV. 24.50. RIBBED HOODED WOOL COAT-SWEATER. RED 1 BEIGE 1' BROWN Cft ll..\cK •. 34.50. ACRYLIO SHIRT CARDIGAN IN RID, WHITE OR NAVY. 24.45. COUBLE 8REASTED PUltE WOOLCAftDIGAN 1 BELTED BACK. IN RED, WHITE, YELLOW, TA!'iGEftlNE. 55.30. S-M-L. sW°EATEftS. .. • , • . . ··,-. ': I •' • • ~-, 7 • • • "'• . . . . ...... -- • • • • • • Qosed Today. STARTING TOMORROW Shopping Hours: Monday Through Saturday, 9:30-9:30. CLOS•D SUNDAY. Ph9ne 644-2800. R Q BI NS Q .N'S Newport Fashion Island I -. . .. \I I . " IS Dilly .Piiot Fashion lsla"tJ Section • • Thursday, Nov. 25, 1971 • " • • ~mbef .2J ea 1flc joy .. INTRODUCING 'AMERICAN GOLDFINCH' ----------- PLATE XV OF THE RICHARD SLOAN WILD BIRD SERIES r • 11AMERlCAN GOLDFINCH", PL.ATE 15, 15 'niE NEWEST IN THE JtlCHA-RD SL.OAN coLL!CTOR PllllNT S!ftlES, EXCUJSIVELV 1--1----------------------"''--"'"""Ns.,o.n•"''~s~••N.SCICJ.UfEAH-CAt.l-FOttiit·A-;-PftOM-Att·Mf-'FED-PftlN+ING OF ONL.Y s,ooo. THEIE_L!U:J.J.KE WORKS Altll A P'INE INV,ESTMEN"r IN AMERICAN WILDLIFE ART_ llY 't'HE ARTIST HAILED AS TODAY'S 1AUDOBON.' AltT:~GA:-":'L~L':E= .. Y-:'.=:__------_.::_ _________ • I , /, ·, • ' ' \ RICHARD SLOAN 22"x28" COLLECTOR PRINTS 'PURPLE MARTIN', PLATE J. • ••••••••• 1Q5.00 'EASTERN et..uEelRD', PLATE 11 •••••••• 325.0_0 'RING-NECKED PHEASANT', PLATE 111 ••• 200.0 0 'CARDINAL', PLATE av ••••••••••••••• 150.00 1MALLARD11 PLATE V-••• • • • • o o o o • •: • o 17~~00 1BLACK~APPED CHICKADEE'·• PLATE VI,• 75.00 -1GREAT HORNE_D OWL.1, PLATE VI.loo•••• 125.0Q 'WOOD DUCK', PLATE '7111 • • • • • • • • • • • • 175.00 1ROB1N 1, PL.ATE IX••• 0 • ••. • 0 • •• • • •• • 50.QQ 'MOUNTAIN 8L.0EllRD', PLATE X. ••••oo 100.QQ 1PRAIRIE CHICKEN'~ PL.AGE.XI.••• o o t•• 5Q.Q0 1RUfl'FED GROUSE', P'tlATE XII •• ••••••• 125.QQ 1MOCKINGBIRD11 PLATE XIII.•••••••;• 0 50.00 1PEREGRINE -FALCON 1, PLATE XIV••••••• 50.QQ 'AMERICAN GOLDFINCH', PLATE XV.•••• 30.00 -~ OF A LIMITED EDITION, WE ARE, OF.COURSE, AL.LOTTED ONLY A LIMITED QUOTA. PLEASE Ac:r QUICKLY TO OST'AIN PRINTS OF' P~ATE XV, DECORATOR PRINTS ALSO AVAIL.Am.E IN OUR GALLERY IN FAAMED UNLIMITED EDITIONS II X 14" t-lltlNTS. 22.50 • COME IN TO S~E THIS FABUL.OUS COLLECTIOHt FMMED AND ON DISPLAY, IN OUR ART GALLEFtY. RURAL AMERICA. PRINTS OF JOHN M. HAMIL TON, CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE ARTIST, MATTED, FRAMED FL.ATTER YOUR DECOR WITH THE WARM VITAL COL.ORS OF HAMIL.TON1S EARTH-TONE PRINTS, EACH DEPICTING A IUIJECT FROM THE flEAA"T O'"F-AMERICAr 5PR-ING CLEANING., F'INAL.Lv. THE SUN, CHANGING SEASONS, SUMMEft MONTHS, l.ATE FOR UJNCH, SUMMER EVENING, LATE OCTOBER AND WINTER WINDS. IN ITS OWN WOftMY CHESTNUT FINISH Ff!AM&:, WITH ANTIQUED BLACK OR GOLD Liff AND LINEN MAT. 13 X 1511• 12.50 EA. 18 1/2 X 22 J/2 11• 16.00 EA •• ART GALLERY. • Closed Today. STARTING TOMORROW Shopping Hours: Monday Through Saturday, 9:30-9:30. CLOS•D SUNDAY • . Phone 644-2800 ROBINSON'S Newport Fashion Island ' --• ) • • FOR M AGIC MOMENTS l.IKE CHRISTMAS EVE •••WHEN BEDTIME IS OREAMTIME JN FANCIFUL. F'LANNEL, RED ANO WH ITE COTTON WALLPAPER PRINT• LONG LEG GIRLS' PAJAMAS, BABV-OOLl. TOP. 4-14, 4.50. 2,3,4, 4.QQ . LONG LEG MIDDY-STYLE sovs' PAJAMAS~ 2,3,4, OR4,6,8, 4.00 . GRANNY GOWN , S IZES4-14 . 4.50.)l SIZES z-,-3 ,4, 4.QQ . 0 1NFANTS 0 01 CHILDREN 1S 3-6X, G IRLS1 ACCESSORICS , ' KIDS!-"MEET HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, KING lEONIDUS,AT ROBINSON 'S AUTOGRAPH PARTY !" ~S~ KING LEONIOUS, FROM WALT DISNEY STUDIES1 NEW MOVt'f:, 'eeOKNOBS AND SROOMSTICKS ,1 WI-LL APPEAR, IN PERSON, AT NEWPORT, WE1LL HAVE LOTS OF HIS NEW GOL:OEN BOOK, ONL.Y 1.2-5 . ... ;... . . THE KING WILL HAVE HIS PAWPRINT READY TO AUTOGRA_PH YOUR BOOK , ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 FROM 4 :00 -5:00 P , M , IN OUR BOOK5; e 10 >! W"f ~1'1<1 1 ~l!>(JUt!l~~I Closed Today. STA~T ING T OMORROW.Shopping Hours: Monday Through Saturday. 9:30·9:JO. CLOSE D SUNDAY. Phone 644-2800 ROBINSON'S Newport Fashion lsla11d ··' .. • • I i .. • .. . . . I I j ·-• Deccmbcr ·2J ..-...ve a 1lle joy ( .. GOOD -SPORT SMEN 'S OUTERWEAR TWO f\UGGED JACKETS TO KEEP HIM WARM~ AND LOOKING LIKE HE WANTS TO LOOK. rt.AS~ IN LEISURE SUEDE STAOiUM WEAR. SPORTIVE IN A SMASHING NORFOLK CLASSIC. AUST SUEDE LEATHER, ACRYLIC FLEECE-LINING. s'tzEs 36-46. 80 .00. COTTON..COROUROV NORFOLK, FULLY BELTED, flC>_:2MV POCKET&. TAN OR BROWN. SIZES 5-M-L-XL. 22.90. MAIL/PHONE. TRENO SHOP• _ . ~ -• FOR THAT PERSONAL TOUCH IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. HAND ROl:.L.ED• AND JNITIAt.EO. f1Y CHRISTIAN DIOR. BOX OF 3. 7.50. MEN'S ACCESSORIES• . . THE MUCH-MORE CUSHION PENOt.ETON1S DOUBt.E-0~ BLANKET• WITH ITS COMFO~TABLE CUSHlON CARRYING SAG. PUREST VIRGIN WOO_b-• f'.IED/BLACK, BROWN/BL.ACK, GREEN/a.A.CK, BLUE/GREEN~ REC/NAVY P.!J.JO. ]8.50. MEN1S SPORTSWEAR. COUNTRY,CLUB .CLEAN.'. WITH A SUPER-SPECIAL SHOWER HEAD FOR THAT INVIGORATING MORNING SPRAY~ FOUR POSITioNs, EASY TO ADJUST. FITS ALMOST ALL. PLUMBING. AT 25.QQ, MEN'S ACCESSORIES • SHINY-SHO£ POLISHER GLEA.M'iNG CHROME"'IN A SIMPLE DESIGN. ' THE DREMEt. DELUXE ELECTRIC SHOE • POLISHER. AN ATTRACTIVS-GJR' Ht't.t.• {" USE AND USE. 35.00. FL.OCR MODEL.. AT .. Q.QQ. IN OUR MEN1S SHOES, • --· " -' • • -CLOS•D SUNDAY. . I I '. "· ChrisFmas . . . . . ' . <:' .............. ----... -~UJ~·-Tight -in England ' ,.P~ Ull!ITY Cbr~ tn· Lol>doo! ,.Jion•r drlv. to . <II~· and .don, ·eat more ~' than .a ibr~urse dinner ~-~ , it's ag~ tbe law. -·-· ·Md don't-stand lrr1he sun so that your .aba<low b he><llesa. According to-an old Welslt tienet, 100 'II be dead within a l'W'· Id !act 100'd belltr lltay )o bed On diristmas U folklore and old British laws, long !Ol'g<JtWl bul """" ol!iciaj(y repealed, are~ to--go • by. It 1'0old be salir-tbat way. Here's a c:oll~o of. Ji!. tle ~n o wn teiaJ ~o's and do.!Jl'.s: . . Doo1 drl"' to church. ·'ti! PLAY SCHOOL HDUSE HAS EVERYTHING BUT SROWN BAG LUNCH Designed Re1 UY to, Teach Child ren ·Aa if They Were iri School act 9f 1551 11!8 l">!Vmust at•' iri&.and..wi!>M mince .. ·.,._ ""- tend cburcb ana-·you must 81so against the law. ~ . , ('· .. Thi s ~sc::h oolho use Ju st· ··for Fu n--_· A prominenf toy manufac. · ters , and numbers fit into • · t.urer bas : expanded Its '110-molded plastic tray1-aimllar to · iessfUI ' Play Famil9 series a puzzle, providing aO.ei:erclie with the addition of a versatile for the child in a1ze and ihipe ,... playing and -learning Sc~! p e r c e pt i on .-Fisher-Price House. makes this series. - · Imaginative play ~-alD)Ost 'J'.he ~))ool has a handle for · Unlimited w,th figures of . c~ying. All pieces are easily · pupils, tea~ and well equi~ stored inside the school when ·· ped school house even \o .Pi<!-Y·tirT)e is over: A.Seetion or playgrotlnd facilities. 'lbe item the roof and side.~f·Ui11 school has such featurei as a tower wjth a blackbo&i-4 :Surface · · with ringing bell, clock with · opens on binges. Inside is the moving hands, magnetized school room, teacher with alphabet and numerals which desk and chair, four play ai:lhere to the school .roof. Let-family pupils with desks, a slide, carousel· and· .swings, ~tsk!e _; "~" ~n p1IY, The play equlpmeo~ i&. rooved d!Uing receu... . • . THE TRU LY PERSONAL • • ~ l' . CH~.ISTMA~. GI FT '.· .. :":"{ A. H. WEINER-T Flt'IE -~fW.Er:s . ' . .. 32 FASHION ISLAN D NEW PORT _BEACH, CALIF. • • PH. 6<44-2 040 wall< u..r, and ~k. The ·-Forgot "at ..,,;·, ib!!<>rhl:«L ---poll<Hnoy-coollaeate a veJU. · -,,. ., . , cle 11-1 for dmtchgoing. game with your ~n s new -----Presents Christmas Gift Certificates ' • • Do remind any policeman Christmas football .. 'the· only wbo starts .t!Jrowlng hi! weight • legal sports are archerY, lea~ . """"1d tbal'be ls breaking tbO Int and vaolting .... -' Jaw by-'belng on. duty. A J~w -I_t,.s\.itlegal 1Jl1(ler the 1906 puaed In 1177 Under Cbarles .Mt liif 'the~ Prevention n 11ys that on Ouistmas "no of · Corruption to exctwtge servant. artificer, wortn,an or Christmas pr:esents vii t b other per 1 o n whatsoever" business associates. lhall go to wort. And some holiday But steer dear al that same from folk!ore: . paUctman December 26. He1J Don't.wear pants witb8 bole be back on the beaL : • in the .pocket on Christmas. It Baides . t1Ji!ne<a or mo"' wilLco-rn ~ to leak _ than tine c:ouna, the mal:· lhroaghout tile ll'l~ .l'W· RS Cliristmas gift certificates may be given by Boyfriends, Fathers, Husbands & Lovers to "That Very Special Loved One, My Dear" VERSATILE VERA CREDITED WI Needlepo int Print Shown Hert ·1s Who will exchange your Gift for Hair Cutting, Sty}ing, . ' --·----;1 ---T - Shampoo & Set, Lashes, Facials, Manicures 'anO-P;ai~vrfiS?. . ... . Pillows Show Vari ety In Designing Ingenuity Most women we l c om e for framllig come in a kit that ChriShnas gifts for the home. includes a band·printed Vera especially when they carry a design which is 14-by-14 inches ru ... stt..I t1S connntatlon. in a 16-by-16 inch, ten DlOOO-r ,,-'6-'o '"¥" • . h thr I I mes canvas. ee-p y woo Ow,ning beautiful c h i n a , yarn, 8 Medle and an in- cryst.alware or sjlVer de9igned .structiono.lheet illustrating the by famous makers known for continental stitch. The price of objects of qtiallty refleCts ·the each is $18. good taste of the ~er. , ,.iii;iiiiii;;;;;;i;::;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; If you're thinking about such I~ a gift for ·someone or· for yourself, pillows ltY Vera, whose flowing and rich-~ued. designs on · printed fashions arid borne furnishings are in- ternaUonally. known, .are-now ~ available. WANT A GIFT IDEA? This marks a first for Vera, who created the needlepoint collection for Oritz-Scovill. In fact, she is the only fashion designer thus far to develop a needlepoint collection and it's also the ftrSt time the firm has ever used a name designer for creative stitchery, This Year give opm mon..tlrl. ftifbtr, liW!.12-5 Vera's seemingly endless capacity for individua l ilesigns and hues ¥e helped by her BMUal travels to dlf· ferent parts or the world. _she -··states ·that · the-·f-o I ta·g·e··; architecture and color of other! sections <lf the globe give her tremendous inspiration. It is clearly evidenced in the' designs and tints represented in her unique artistry. · Ten designs for pillows or Hints for the family at Chr istmas time 1)wf£~ Comfy·® Slippers '9. RH l l l1ek Sir.1 to I fl AA·t• I" 54 FASHION ISLAND -Newport Center e 644·4223 . --· . Opp. 8roadwa.v ·Also Alhambra . --·-·----"~ a gift of life from Russo's .. Wonderful World of Pets . . · inttH. eH nerytti1.., ....,. Med. h1elll8litt "'°'' •••• ,.. d •lly ct.Jtaed f11r11lh1re. - All this love will be given to purr-fection by t;4JvAa4ooand the wonderful staff 70 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH 644-2151 CALL NOW FOR INFORMATION ANl{'lPPOINTMENTS ALL klNDS, COLORS •f pure IM-ed conlite ffleftds, W• ca11 also wt tlMM 1p I• ha111 ... Mp• .... • • * EXOTtC TROPICAL FISH Cofl!plete 941111orltll'I t11ttfillet fnMW fltlt bewk ho 100 pl. speo111., •• .,..... ,.,..., ._. .... theM. T.p, t.M, tWJ11t91t elMI C..,... AN tfrle ft.1119' • bird .... h1eJ.4. 1., aothet bW. '(ft.t PtlS '(ft. \\~'ft ~abbi\S Mice \\amsters Guinea PilS t.MI wd .u ,... l)OOdles '"~-~~ • • , -Holiday Iaeas ·Need Planning lliib-tbe f1nt dlnnet·for the .Hold a conference with your • b>liws, a '..Ue'a flrat round of '1ru>band'lo (ledde wbat ilnd of 'bollday;plllD1. can lbe bectlc, enterlatnlJ>g ·you'll do. 'lben -• •lfllr1ooijloll, or balll'>'· Tbe dif. · plan a ocbedule o/ cleaning, • ' m-11• lltp!llllllng. ' ' lilbppln& I n.d' <Ooking, a n d i • '~- • I I • •• • . . ;:: • . ' For Fireside 'Glamour begins at home with this lrind of elegance in a hostess gown from Queen's Way to Fashion, In~. Same type of loveliness is to be found in many Fashion Island shops -!Or 'pretty stay-at·home holidays . Way .to Look Carefree·is the look (and feel) of fall-winter fashions for ·men m~de of polyester~knits. This blazer.trouser combo iS-typical of styles men will enjoy wearing for holiday functions -ana certainly w.ould appre- ciate as a Christmas gilt, - • stick with It. Xou may decide to host a big famllY dl.nner. You can't · do too much 1bopping and cooking in advance. But clun- irla: CiJl be done early and a sparkling home will bol&ler ' your confidence. Don't leave d~e.s to the Iaq~ This can be a time-con-, sumlng chore, .especially if unused china and glassware are accumulatltk a hard-to- . remove ~ase fllm on a top aheU. For fragile glassware, line the sink or dishpan, with soft teiry towels, 'Jben fill w i t b warm water and add a cupful of household ammonia. Wash""' each glass carefully. U glasses have. etched desl1115, use a aolt bMh. Rlnae and dry. 'lben wrap each al&M ln a pluUc sandwich ba& and store in a boz until the big day. Wash your 1pecial china tn a frtsli solution of ammonia and warm water. Wrap_i!l pla.Uc and return to the top abelf. Then check those aervQia: and cooking pieces you don't use often •.• the ~I& coff~ pot and oalad bowl, and large pots and pans. Wub in the same greasecutting ammonia aod water solution, and wrap in plastic. The big cleaners' bags are ideal for this. You may not want to k e e p household equipment in plastic wraps ~guJarly, but they will save last·minute washing. THE TRULY PERSONA~ CHRISTMAS GIFT A. H. WEINERT FIN.E JEWELS 32 FASHION ISLAND NEW~ORT-BEACfl, CALI~ PH. 644-2040 FUN! lk~c:JIBjfQJI~ . .............. ·-·-··~ .. ~;g4.g.1oa mo!Sturw realatanl leather Give a Gift CertificCo' "1 fl'.' Om Hemphill's Newport' Center e 644--4223 Opp. B~dway ·Afoa Alhambra l•11U1M11c:•nl a M11tw CIM,......,. _ _.1'11 Clta"I• .. c&ristrn4s 1"7 is ,,.,.. .•• """"414"" lcotly os °"' """4 allfUd ~-lllbs of Hriool . p ...... ...i tolla Jltld pols, sttds""" am... c&r!mruts .piritis,,.,.. ... rut rid sf4ttlts4.i IS our&""" for§'d brmrzt.o4fh from g...,."1., Oristtllos l ifts from Plummm. ,, •• dtllg&ljul I @ PLUMMER'S ' uo s. Liu .Aut., 1'.,.dmr 61'as&imi3'l•11d, !Ntwport dMtNtShopltino Hom¢ PIMdtna; ~/Frida)' 9:00 tm-1:00 ,n:. S.tvrdeyt;SO m-1:30 pm ~ Monday/Satul'day 10:00 •m-0:$0 PM -I • . '- • ' •, .. • .. . • . Rolicl'ay Shopplnt Moming and Right, • ~51y ·1hn. Friday. • R .. ufa ; cl0ting on Saturday< Shop Sunday, 12 lo 5. • IN DREAMY CHRl'STMAS GIFTING FOR EV.ERY ,LO"IELY ON >YOU,R LIST . ., She11 linger l.Ongest In our Van ity · F,atr robei and gowns. They're c.olOr coord inates .. _. long and t0ft, eiegontly simple, t0ftly romanli<. The long nylon. trlcot .robe Is quilted ' cozy In• machine wosh'o~le/dryoble ny/~ fr:lccit. Pick on Aquopuko, Pink Pouff or Wildfire, 10: 18, 25 .00· tobti 'nd.l111J11Q-r. ell -.. Mate the long color lin.ked gown, closslcolly s!yled in nylon· tricot of ,Antron ® Ill!. Perma nent ·(oriti·cling ("8Y97 WO"sfiM'Cut) fets ·the • ' ' . . -' I • "> gown flow froelr, booUtifully.;Sofin.ttbbonad,100. CoroL Lirne, Pink Pouff, 32-38. 10.00 • St rs 1ff,lfl' ... -. · Vanity Fair's .anti-cling, •lip purs:)iour holi- day clothes in ' sleekut ~""-·;..m,..t® Ill* Toffette® ~r bunches or ttwista-=Ws pernio. r1ently anti-static. ·Short, oVe,,long; 32-'2, white, honeysuc~le beige, 7.00. Matching holf slip, 6.00 l.lllpri., ........... ..:.. •c.i!'M 1.,-. T~tk .. ~~~;ti';;,,, ~1'~rt/J· ' Clip lhia 2.00 aa~in111 now foe; 1 .I Round·tM-Cloclc* 1tockfng t \ atuffen. This coupon !~your tlc!oot, ·;·ti> sovlngs. Wi!fl ~. ypu get ,, pn.' of Opaq'u·• Ait~pun OIJ Nud.•. 'N .. Naughty ROn!'f hooe, aliMr to. -bt, Sondolfoot. 10.00 yli)u-. ..... 8.00 with c0<1pon. 8rlog yo<1r car1lllcaN -' Pn. of Opoque AirSpun T otol Value I 0.00 Less 2.00 -8.00 • 4 Pn. of NUde 'N Naughty Totol.Volue 10.00' r... 2.00 • -8.00 ;· ·• fn-offer e.nds Dec. 1·1. l't fl:MlllO!it. .. -- FASHION ISLAND,, NlW~ORT , Ci'lfTER . ·-• • • ' ' I. " • 'CRYSTAL IS 'HEAVY' GIFT FOR 1971 HOLIDAY SEASON New Designs Cill Thicker, Heavier 'Stemmitr' Gl•11w•r• - Gift of Crystal _Stemware A Treasurb-for _a_Lifetime , A vessel from which to drink liquid wu one of the earliest' artifactJ treasured by primitive man. At flnt Nature provided the drinking vessel in the form of Jarge"tgg shells. But as soon as .Man learned to ab.ape and fire clay and work metal he made eltborate drinking cupa for blmself, using even gold and rUver •. Glass as a material for drinking vessels, is com- parallvely recent; it was the Ro1111)1S who first populariud noa-ceremonlal glass goblets. Not that medieval Europe us- ed expensive glass u com· monly 11 we do today. Up un- til the nineteenth century li· quids were also quaffed from Sl!.~ dJverse v~s:iels as curved New Note horns, wooden bowls, silver or gold ·beakers-, pewter tankards, o 1 t r i c h eggs mounted on silver·teet, leather cups in the fol'J!I. o( a lad y's 1hoe, and ivory and porcelain cups. -- Most of t!)eie '"exotfc -drink· lng vessels have disa ppeared in favor of fine twentieth cen- tury crystaL especially in. stemware. A set ot--crystal stemware ls always a gift to be treasured. Light shim· mering off these lovely gJasses aets the quietly gala torte that makes any dinner a feast , and even plain water tastes better from a hand-blown goblet. 'The big news ln stemware for 19'ni 1s: heft. Stems are solid and thick; bowls are wider and -sometimes false- bottomed. 'The glass i! heavier and lesa: ·fragile, more com- fort.hie to the hand. day giving is an. elegant lm- portt$1 vodka like Wyborowa Wodka from:. P'oland, which is fiae for sipping straight and icy cold from one of the new larger, twider-mou thed liqueur glassu .. Where the aperitll l! perfect for people who prefer lower-proof appetite whettera, the Pplish vodka, with a dry martini-like flavor, ls a treat for people who are agai(Jst mixing fine spirits w I th anything. The new thicker·stemmed. glasses can be found in fine crystal and chinn departments of stores almost everywhere. lt's almost sure that your lady In the 'she 's got everything already'· category hasn 't got any of these -yet. Self Cle:in~r Your blender may be "'irk- ing harder during the holidays: • • I , As~rology f.its Into ·Christmas Plans •• No matttr whit occo!lon 11-. lot Ille 4ippen, the down very ,.sily; U tbe eye Zodlac ,and Include a major Pule obtttl et . p11er you.'re celehr~tlnc w1th 1 par·-pec>plJ trbo enjoy the fll~ ol stts a true measure It ts ch 1 r act er Isl l c . ~: together to fomi a .cttJll; ~ ty uu, holiday ......,., tht as-v~a on the rocl<I, '°' in. ~e; to Judge 'a!PP\ni Sag)ttarilll. -l enthns!ailF:' adi wrile ' ~ogy fad. sfrooger than '~" A flno Pollll! vodka •.-~ P~ -clever; and oo on.· • , perlM to · • pn>o ever. fits riaht in. such as Wyborowa tute1 like Now go to (f'Ork with sten-Jnqu!rtl ~ months at the PbecY to occur in the~ four sirlhday, ann!veraary, post4 an alreedy-m.IJ"ed dry martini. ells, black crayon and sUvertd door u guests arrive. years, tbtn wrap tcr0ll with "' honeymoon buh, «~Just plain with an olive in it, and ls alp-artilt'.! J>ll)tt cuttln& out If you can, rent a tripod plaslic, put in a watertight jar hljlnb, you can make the ped very cold or on the rocb. quarter moona, stars, comets tellllCOpe snd star Cliifta for ·and-bury it in tM lawn lib a Zodiac 'I fun theme because Thll J.s a good way not to have and plant& to SUSJJ!tnd mobile-your area and Jet everyone time apsule, to be OD8ned at everyone bu a sign and en-to m1z up bat.cbes of martinis ltyle. Use a dark blue cli>lh get a !int-hand l09k at the aootber party in the tUture. joys tallcin& about it. If you when you're a harried hostess. scattered. with silver stan for beavena,. (Pra~i;e flnding the At an utrok>p-part'! can't -ff me m b e r your And according to th e your buffet-table or make one planetl the nlghl before the cltvernea cowtt!; Ingenuity utrologlcal Ugo there are makers of another luxury of crepe paper. Fulllon pln-puty. Yoar savolr-faire will can often substitute for lar&• plenty of-'paperb8cks t 0 zpirlt great for sipping, Wlld:li·~taa~siiiiifo<iiiii~t~acbiiiii~·~ll~•~· ~oliiiiith~eiiiiimate~~·~·~tm~pma~~lon~. )iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~eape~~ndl~t~ure.~iiiiii:iii~iii~ freshen your memory. Turkey Bourbon,"1dlall on-the- Firsf, ·get your bar in order rocks or •straight down the under the 'refreshment' sign. hatch' glasses are preferable • JOAN WALSH ANGLUND After a sumnier's outdoor without false, heavy glass bot wear-and·tear check the state toms. A atraight-slded ahot of yol.lr ice bucket and gla.ss or old·fashioned glass ill glusware. Now that the be!:t because this luxury 101· season of long; cold drinks is proof Kentucky bourbon, as an over be sure you have short example, is so amooth tl goes .:··. ·. : . .., , __ ,,, ._.,_ .. ··:'- . • -~ .•. <' )·,. , .. ,. ''1"'' ., , . ,,-"'>'-•r •.~';--~~=--""'.~•1' (.,' . ~~ ' .,., "1!n __ ~ Christm•s Rings custom d!.signed BRETT Fine Jewelry ?<.'o, 45 Town & Countrv . 7TT SO. MAIN ST. OllANGl. CALIP", ••:t·lll1 • \v WALKER Goldnnlths HIW'°ll"T C:llNTlll HltWrOllT lll,.C-H, CALI,. '''·:t••• THE TRULY PERSONA[ CHR ISTMAS GIFT A. H. WEINERT FINE JEWELS ll FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. PH. 644-2040 PAPER WEIGHTS FULL COLOI SllTCHIS IN· SlltTID IN OLD0fASHIONID OWS PAPllWllGHn • II• llSISTllLll -ALL JOAN WA.UH ANGLUND PIODUCTS IY DETERMINED PRODUCTIONS POCKU DOW $5.00 -. IOY; 611L: SCHOOUOY • •Ill: IMAI' IOY • •llL; SlUPTIIMI IOY-4111,J PLOW• llcaltL: AllND I'' TALL. SOFT, CUDDLY, HANDMADI conoN CLOTHll. Friend Paper_ Doll $3.00! I " CAIDIOAID DOU WltH A PAPll WAIDIOll OP 11 CHANGO. SCIUOIS. •LUlo STICK INCL NEW! CERAMIC FIGURINES: BOY: GIRL .......... $9.00 CHRISTMAS CARDS $3.75 boxes of 25 cards in one _of ten specially drawn · Christmas scenes of ANGLUN D child ren. We will be open every day-every night 1ftor Thonlsgiving for your shoppin g pleasur1 HATCH'S ~ 39 FASHION ISLAND· . 644-2014 DI~ Bells Ring A New Note In Christmas Cardi. New In tbt ahopa thll year II a series of die-cut t'hristmu bells, dust.<! with snow-whit. glitter. 'Ibey are offered by Norcroea in eight de.sigm ln· cluding anaels, choir boys, Santu and Chrbbnu trees. Thue cardJ can also-Ii died as place card1 or ornlment!I. An accompanying holidBy present could be some gift- wrapped boUles of IUIUry spirita to serve in a new sturdy crystal. Campa.ri, for Instance, mixed with soda and lee In a goblet, makes a sparkling, garnet-red aperitif to serve before dinqer, and the joyful color Ibo• · off the beauty of tbi' ~ to ad- vantqe. Anotbei Idea for boll· To keep it ready for en- tertaining, let ii clean It.self.I Leave the container in its base. half full with warm water, add%: cup Of Parsons' I lemon ammonia and run , blender for a minute or two. I Empty, fill with clear water and run blender again. Empty I again , and dry. iiiiiiiiiiiiji~~~iiiiiiiiiiii ~~· ar •r.art .imports . FINE FURN-ITURE · \_ GIFTS ...... JEWEL CHEST rosewood jewelry box briar wood inlay . . . ' ... s49so IVORY URN prec isely hondcorved, 14" high TEA TRAYS solid rosewood with brass trim set of 3 Chinese lacquer '--finish f. $25. TEAKWOOD HOPE · CHEST .. • folly hondcorve d -solid took brass appointments lined with comphor with or without logs. , .. NEST Of THREE TABLES Hondfinishe d solid rosewood s975. ELEPHANT -BRIDGE BRONZE BAR SET import from Thoilond soli d nickel bronze lined Toolwood cose s20. hand -carved-ivol")'- 1 b" length wit h rosew.ood slond '125. 48 Fashion Island Newport Cnter . 644-4737 ll75 Hllat11<1-• North •f P1clflc Cottt Hwr:. Tot l21Jl lf1'UH1Mt IMch TABLE LAMP beoutifu l imported bross & morble with shodo sas .. • honClsome full hondcorved solid toekwood bor "HANOCARVED TEAKWOOD BAR • '375.__ -' ' CUiiy ,ilol P1alllon lalond Section T_bursd1y, Nov. 25,_ 1f71 21 MUSIC IS GIFT TO BE ENJOYED FOR LIFE You Could St1rt it All With 1 Guitar Acoustic Guitar Music Box Flips Discs , -.-An interesting music bot 1 concept has betn 1ntrocbTcta ln 1 new product the company (;.tis Change-a-Record Musical Box. The feature is an unu sual one which promises to set. off a flurry or new products following a similar_ line. The item comes wit h S changeable discs, each with a different tune on each side. Fisher- Price makes it. • The toy's t-On~ contains a music box "comb'' ind an extremely efficient sound box~ The molded records are con~ structed in a way that theif grooves serve to "track" th e tone arm over hidden nibs that "pluck'' the musical comb in the tone arm. The. result is a sound of extraordinary clarity and with a surprising and Pleasing quality. The musica1 box plays for 21,1 minutes e.ach w i nd . Designed for ages 211 to 5 yt ars, it is virtually in- destructible and foolproof to operate. CORES FOR WRAPPING ,PAPER ROLLS MOVE ALONG CONVEYOR BELT EnOugh Paper for Millions of Gifts St1rt1 Chri1tm1s in July Their Yule Starts -Early The_fiv<-.<i>lmuL pJ .. ilc-------------'=---------------1 ----------------d~is"c"'•"i'°'nc"'"luded will withstand The Christmas season starts used. Paper c ra f t has 2.500 Personal Instrumenr ~~~e~~u.~~~i~ ~a~l~n:.e :~~ in July at the P~percraft Joseph tif. Katz, who found-employes who operate _ the ••Hum pl y Dum p t y ,•• Corp. on P i tt t b u r g h 's M the complll'ly 0 in 1945, liald plant 24 ho urs a day -during "Camptown Races," "J ack · northeastern ootskir-ts~ · gift v.· rap -became popular which time a million yards, or Ever fee l that all the care-A good music music educa and Jill." "Oh, Where has my The firm is a leading pro-during-1he depression. 600 miles, of gift wrap is pro-Little Dog Gane?," "Hickory ducer of gift w r ap p i n g . ''\\'hen people could afford ful planning you devote to lion has never been more eco-duced, That's over 200.000 Dickory Dock,''• •Tw i n)( I e Christmas ca!'ds. gift tags and onl y to give nteessary items your youngster 's Christmas nomical or ea.5)'. fo r you to Twinkle Little St a r , '' stickers. tinsel and ribbon. -like a pair of socks -they miles 8 year. The plant JJ:ro- just seems to melt away -in· ~;: ~: ~~'f~~~ i~d~~:j ' · Edelweiss," "Children's Artists \\'ho design the wanted the package wrapptd duces about 500,000 iniles of f kl~..i Marching Song," and "Au Chris tmas gill wrapping \\'nrk prettil y." he said. "Con· ribbo n a year. or roughl y to ·mounds o V.Tin ""' wr11p-to a child's education. a ne-h h I . Clair De La Lune." make up a about tv.·o years ahead or the temporary gift papers \\'ere enough to stretch to t e moon Dangling Mobiles Lost On Babies 1n Cribs Those darlin1 traditional mql>ll" ·that have claniled over infants' cribs for a;enera· tions may bave amused the parent$',· but they did nothing 'f9r and meant r;iothing to the babies._ .. This ii the well·l'f:SW'Cbed opinion of Dr1 Burton L. ·White, direct.Qr' of the Harvard Univeraity Pre-School Project. By way of explaining that mobiles are wuted on infants, he Wd lhat babies' tarly range of vision Is only teven or eight inclles and their heads habitually are posit lone d sideways. Dr, White believes in mobiles. bu t in those that are scientifically constructed Ind placed so lhey ~ be . seen, enjoyed,' and 1tih!.u11te the infant's response to his fashions for aurroundin&s. Dr. White did tan ,...,. .; research on lnfanta m the hoine environment to wblt&D-:: ~:i-~:: :!:~~~ = ingful ploy l!ld lumin( is !ht third week of Ille. At, the ~ clusion of hia ruearcll, be · realized !hot 1pecill toya ond equipment were nMded .for ia- f"11! who wm ready to lMnl by ployinc. , The result wu Playtutlall. the first progressive Mrill ol toys designed to cive ba~ • heads tart in fun and learnin&., "The ·objective of Playten. tills is to be.Ip Want.a acllltve their lull potentlal -earlier and develop tM habit of being alert, inquisiUv• ud confident," Dr. White Mid. Fe1 hion ltf•nd, Newport le•c:h Stonewood Center, Downey: pings by afternoon , and moun-cessary part of is re ation· preschooler's hit parade. season when it actually \\'Ill be born ·th~." and bac k. . tains of v.•om-out toys, clothe!i ship to his culture. But, too 1.,:c_ ____ _:_ ___ =~-------"'---~-~'-----~------------I ,_ and ga~els in a few short ~\~nio~l~r:sw=~;;~1------------,.------0-cc--C---'M_, __ . _____ , __ ,_~-----------1 ~4/P m~~t~~n't have to be this could afford to buy a band or ,,,./ ~ Tri . . stei...eo 1j03FM LJ way. The m~ody of Christmas orchestra instrument. ~ . :.I. ~ can linger on thrr;iugh a life-Nevennore! This Ch ris tmas. time -if you give a gift of mwic can become a Part of the sounds of the harbor music ~ And music for toda y's your youn11Ster's life forever. J youngsters means guitar if he And you 'll share his h•ppi' ~,-b.::::d.s~~L-::724 hours' a day wants to learn an inrtrument ness, from the~ first m.oment quickly, to play with a group he sees thet guitar under the er by himself. tree. Tn fact, when vacation Not jwt any guitar. but the. ends and he heads back to non-electric, un2.1T1phf1ed i'n· !t~hool, don't be surprised. to strument of romantic baUads.. _ f 1 n d yourself ·strumming Segovia and campfire rounds -away! of folk songs and spirituals. lp;i_;;;i ____________________________________ ;;;i _____________ tl Consider the instrument you have knov.'Tl and loved for years - acoustic guitar! Acous tic guitar i.s v.ttat to- day's young people are play- ing. It's the personal. sensitive lmtrument that produces the new sound in youth music you may ha ve heard about. Acoustic guitars Are reason· able In <mt. and the basis for a new way to really leµn about music. This new way was designed -bvTthe-company-that--brought ~nds into America's schools in the 20's. C.G. Q:lnn . Ltd. has pf'l'Miuced an inexpensive pack· age of printed materials, pic- tures and tape cassettes or records. The new method al· .lows your youngster to learn by himself or in a group (many-schools are usinR it). and will teach him to play a "!Ong in the first le8Sen. so his lnterest won't bog down.· ~ lessons use contempor· p,ry songs. thofie that young people are eager to learn .. so eager thev ma y not reahze that bee\des ~aming their favorite songs. they are also learning the ba sics Of music th~ry, composition and chord relations.hi p.i;. To gn with I.he program. Conn . "'hich hM manu!aic· H AWAll AN S H OP'S 'j :< -~ • l . • : l -tured band .and orchestra. in~ strume.nts frir 11\mo~t lon vean;, hall cffll.terl a special line of gultArs. The 12 """ guitars enme in ll4..f\te , as well as full-6ize. st1 that ch1ld- rtn, Jar11e or -small . ce.n "Olav with P•"e. And they st.art , about S61l like· living on velvet .. .......... \;: .. - Best Sock s For Yuletide tt used to be that sny stock· titg hung by the chimney with care would dfl . But MW particular people han~ up onlv their l_lest. Technolngy and groom 1 n g 'bave combined to J'roduce men's anti-static sockii: that IJ<eep soc:kJ up and pants' legs ' ' down . 1 Modern Santas will be on tl!e lookout for anti-static socks of "Antron" Ill nylon ~for bnth stockill.i!! and gifts ~thi!t Chri.oetmas. The fiber's long lasting anti-cling pro- _ _,,,pe'°'rt1es w111-continue-t-.o ~limin11 te trouser hang-ups ' cthroughout th e New Year. T ·So cut do\lo·n on static th!s 1ea.sorr·.,,,,.i0t-sock~ of this I i 1pecial nylon. T h e y ' r e avail able in both mid-calf And (IVer·lhe-calf lengths in 1 wide 1range or fashion colors. ' . For Look s By the wa y, roiJtlelot! can be u.sed'for things olhet than a J romantic excuse. The mantel · Jlof the fi replac.t or center of a WALTAH SAY: we •l•o got de H!waiial} Hot Pants ' for you; end yours $45. \ WALTAH CLARKE'S HAWAIIAN SHOllS: '#27 Fuhion Squert,. Santa Ana Ca ft an selection!. Designed to Plee•e All We hine• Need. pricod from $26. to $80. 26 Fashioo lsl1ocl, Newpor+ Center Disnty,l1ncl Pl111 , West Slrotl SHEVELVA• by VANITY FAIR O ur ~ri-color zip-on of Venity Fa ir's un iqu e SJieveJ. vo~. e D•cron® polyester th•+ looks end feel• t i luxurioiu llS velvet, yet is totally washable in Ac:iu•• pulco bo nded in Corol Send ond Condleglow, Mystic Purple b•nded in Fuchsi• Fling •no Pink Pouff. Sizes 8 to 18, Dre55 length, $S}>. 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Monter• • / CM•••• '!'el.Ii l'UICMASIS •T ,,,MIOHS ,01 u ,1..,., , •"on '#I .UCll'T M06T-MAJol CllOIT U.ID& .: ' .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~----~~----~~----~~~~~~ .................... ..; .............. .J'-~-~~.:.:..:.:....:.._...:.....:...:.:....:.....:.....:.....:.._~~~~ , ,_ . l ' -I • 22 Dally Pilot F11hion Island Section Thurtdty, Nov, 25, 1911 Christmas Carols .Permeate __ Air • • u Christ.mas carols soon wl permeate U:ie /air in schools, churches. homes, b e a u t y pa.r!Ora and groce~om. Tbfy will be repeated so fre- qllenUy that some persons hardly will be aware of tbese IOWW of the season. But for the large majority I who will hear, enjoy ·and wonder about the songs related to or inspired by the birth of Chrislianity, The Amer!can fl.fuslc Conference offers the Christmas music anecdotes Lbat foUow : Although it may be news to those involved in th& Jeuss Revolution." the guitar has been invoJved the Church music far qu.ite a while - especially at Christmas. In fact, it as the guitar that provided sole accompaniment at the church debut of "Siient Nl1bt," perhaps the world 's most popular Christmas carol. It happened in Otierndorf, Bavaria. nearly 150 years ago. The words were wriften by Father Joseph ~1ohr and mus.ic was composed by the church organist, F r a Di Gruber. liow e v,r, on Christmas .Eve tbe church's organ._ was broken and Gruber, who legend uy1 knew only three chords on the guitar, U5o ed that instNment to aoom· pany singers at "Silvent Night's" first perfonnan-". Today "Silvent Nlghl" ls &ung in at lest 90 languages. all over the world. Although \most of t h e Christmas carols sung in the United States originauct in Europe, some of the best known are native-grown. The Rev. John Henry Hopkins, Jr., ol Christ's Qiurch in Williamsport, Penn .. wrote "We Three Klngs of Orient Are" in 1857. • "It Cam.e Upon the MJdntght Clear" was written by the Rev. Edmund Hamilton Sears, a Unitarian minister I n Boston. The lyrics w e r e published in the "Cristmas Register'' in 1850. "0 Little To " n ol Bet hlehem" was written i:iy the Rev. Phillip Brooks in 1865 when he was pastor of Holy Trinity Church Jn Philadelphia. ••Mary Bad • Baby" is an American carol in the true tradition. It was sung l5 a folk aoo.g for years by Negro field bands at St. Helena's Island, s.c.~~""' beinc ror- rnatly written down. The first Chrlstmas carol written in North America rarely !s sung today. lt is "Jesus Ahatoabo1 '(Jesus ls Born)'" written by French miMionary Pere Jean de Breheuf in 1645 in the Huron tongue. The song refers to God as "that mighty G it c ht Manitou'' tha includes a Lalin "ih eiCelsis gtoria." Origins of Christmas carols often are hard to trace. "The First Noel," for instance, was published in 1833, but it was sung in many pNl-1 of Europe a.t lea sf 200 years earlier. Legend says the f i r s l Christmas song was "Glory to God in the Highest." This song supposedly was sung by angels on the first Christmas . Anotbef ' legend credita st. Francts of Aasls.i wlth singing the first carol in 13 century Jtaly. He brou1ht a crude manger.acene into his church and led the congregation as they knelt before the creche. • But • the earliest extant Christmas air Of which there ls a record is called "Christmas HylDJI," Historians say it was written by Romanos of Byzantium in the 6th Century. Many carols share melodies with traditional folk songs and even drinking songs. For in- stance, the melodies o f "Gret.asleeves"· and "What Child ls This?" are the same. And the carol, 4'JeaDeUe, lsabeUe" uses the melody . of an old drinking song. That trend is sometimes reversed. 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Even today . the metals for .an:-au-cour~t up- custom is reflected in our use date of an ancient custom. of gingerbread men, miniature There are chrome atylea drUms and horns, and candy with pierced racing templu canes as tree ornaments. and dainty metals in a variety And this Christmas you can cf gebmelric lhapu including add an old custom to your hexagonals, r~ngles, avall, family traditions with "swing-and octagonals. And the laU:s~ ing" g l f t s hllng from y o u r trend in 1Unihade1, mm1 tannenbaum. Of COW'se, glit-metals, feature 1maU thin tering items that look 11 wire frames like grandmother .festive on the tree as the should have worn. ~ M•a·.,,,.,, t t His or Hers • • ~ Ma tched set of bells this Christmas could be a .. bi!" • prese nt or a "hers" preEient. Everyone seerps to be i wearing the beltier. belts wi th massive 'buckles and t wide-wide widths. .. For Quick Friendly . Service Newport's most delicious' Malts and Hambur~ers . . 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