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Home My WebLink About1971-11-27 - Orange Coast Pilot! I • 7 ' - • ·-• 1x-on · • -\ . Forme~ • . • Karl L. Davis Dies -• SAlURo"AY, NOYBillER.2i1 ~91~ -., '4. ..._IM.• MICTll ... M ..... • •.· • ' •• ' • • . Coast •• • .ff1c1als -Blast Gr·and Y:onth-IGlls 4 Persons, Then Sell LANCASTER !UPI) -Five per...,. died Friday wtJen a teen-ager, cradlinf a shotgun and rifle, methodically killed -- his fonnei-girl friend. her parents and her new boyfriend. then committed sui· cide beside her.crumpled body. · Three others escaped the mass !laying in this small So\lthem CeJifomia desert city either by hiding from the tiller or dtving out n( the home wflen he began firing. Sherifrs depu ties said Gary L. Logan. 18, pulled his motorcycle up to the green &tucco home of Jack Welch, 42. blasting the man and bis wife. Doris, YT, with a .22-caliber rifle. ~ husband died half an boor later in Antelope Valley Hospital where he works. \ While \\'elch's son Louis. 13, crouched In rear somewhere in . the home, Logan calmly waited in the living room to am- bush the family's three daughters, prin. cipalty, his former girl fMtnd, Laurie, 15. Deputies said the trio apptared, along with Laurie's new boyfriend. Rocco K, Nolfo, JS. and wert fired upoa as they stepped' acrois the threshold. Nolfo died in!tantly and one of the sisters. Susan Roskam, 1-4. dived through a closed ~·in~ dow. A second sister. Janet. IS, bolted out the front door and escaped to a neighbor's home but Logan collared Laurie on the driveway and tired at her point blank with a .12-gauge shotgun then turned the weapon on himself. Susan Roskam was taken to Antelopo- Valley llOl!IPital with lacerations-from window 11ast and was in satisfactory condition. ~ Oraage . C.alt -1\'eat•er Night and morning foe an& ~.,., clouds are on the agenda for today and SUnday, wltb baz:y -in .. an.mccn. lllghl aloal the· OOOlt in the !inf 111'1, rtlina II 1$ lnllllll. L\!111 31.to !· iNSmll 'IGltAY Down throuoh tht ,,on tMre Mt1t bten ttltvl.rion parinna - mid tht lattft ore Doti Ad.ams cind Ruperl Cro11t, .starring ht Thi!. Partners on. N,BC. Set couer storu in this wttk~s TV Week l1t1ldt. ' • • •• ., ... " • 11 'N.IL 'f PILOT II.ti n.t. DIES IN Pf.LM SPRINGS Judge Karl Lynn Divis Fornter Superior Court Justice Davis, 71, Dies Fonner Or~nge County Superior Court Judge Karl Lynn Davis -a· man widely known tor his strict Constitutional ap- proach to1he Jaw -died Thursday at hiii: winter home in Palm Sprihgs. 'Judge Davis. 71, a Newport Beach resi- denl. had .been serving on a Presidential advisory COWJCil following his retirement Jasfyear from the Superior Court. Rune.rat services have been· set for 2 p.m., Tuesday at Pacific View A1emorial Park, Corona de\ Mar. lJuria.1 will follow. Mr. Davis was appointed to the Orange Caonty Superior Court in 1957. Prior to_ that be was Newport. Beach City_ At- torney, a private attorney in ~elvpori Beach and • private attorney in Lot· Angeles. · Bobe.rt Gardner 0£ Newport Beach, chief justice ·of the U.S. 4th District CoW1 of Appeals ud a close friend, described Judge Davis as "one of the finest gen'tlemen l'\'e ever know;n . "He was one of the great trial lawyers of his gelliralion before coming doWn here to become one oL the great lrlal judges." Gardner said. Film star Andy Devine of Newport Beach, anothtr longtime friend , called Judg.e Davis, ;,, fine genUeman who wW be missed." _ 'Judge Davis Jm"ed twft u Pltilklen' ol the <Jrqt'Emli!'• ma~· or-tbe Bo)' Soooll of.Ame'lca, -.. ~ DI the FJormot cmtirtlll Home ol OionC• COlnty. and ••• .dive. la Ol'lanlJint 'llio funner Mariners Bank DI Newport ~..Beach. Judge Datis was a member or St. Andrt1"'S Presbyterian ONrth, Newport Bu.ch. and a 32nd Degree Mason. Tutlday's fW'leral will be a Masonic ceremony. - The Judet was a graduate of the University of Southern C&llfomi.t. He served in both World War I and World War If. 1 SUrvivors 1ncludt his wile. Qeraldine; a ~.Kirt L. Divis Jr.; twv brotben. two &liters and lour grandchlldnn. . Ike-Medical f:enter Gets I " )l~dicalion President Nis:on launched the week- end with a star-stucl<kd dedication of ll 141>-bed hospita1 in Palm Springs named after the man who tWice made him Vice President: \\'Ith Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower and doz- ens of Hollywood personalities at hi! !ide. the President launched tlle first buildings of the Eisenhower Medical Center by dedicating the $7.4 million acute-care hoopital. Funds for the project calculated to -serve the entire Coachella VeJley were raised through the efforts of comedia n Bob Hope . who promoted the revenue lbrough the Bob Hope Desert Classic Golf Tournaments. Tht dedicat ion which began in the early afternoon "'as the first public ap- pearance since the Ptesident and ~1rs. Pat Nixon set dol\'11.jn Air Force One at Ute El Toro l\fCAS at midweek. On Friday -a working dav for the President -pickets appeared at the 11:ates or the Presidential compound in San Clemente to protest asserted in- equality in federal hiring of Chicanos. Police counted 49 protestors who marched, carried placards and demand · ed to speak with Mr. Nixon. Instead. a delegation of fi ve spoke with a \Vhite House aide. Ale:ir Bu1terf'ield, who met the delegates at the ~ates of the Coast Guard Loran Station . Butterfield. a deputy assistant to the President. prom- ised that the Chief E~ecutive would read the group's petition . The document. demonstrators said. asked for an e:ireculive order by next June which ~·ould requ ire population parity in federai<iViliaL hiring for all .minorities with· a deadline o( January, 1174. Antonio Gallegos, & demonstration leader. said mo&t of the demon.ma tors (Set NIXON, Page %) Police Arrest Knif e-wieldi11g Suspect in Mesa Pol ice tarly .Saturday continued to -the Identity ol a yoong man amtted at South Coast Plaza aftor boldiai shop clerks and officers a,t bay:ror a time with I knife. Police said U. incident occurred late Friday afternoon as the shopping center was filled with customers, ew.Amhassador ' Mickey Mow:e ·was among the first to con~atulate Emily'Sinser o! Westminster Friday when she was named Disneyland Ambassador for 1972. The 1971 Ambassador, J..tarva Dickson, right, also gave her colfgratulations .to Disneyland's eighth' envoy to the United State.rand the world. Emily has been a Disneyland Tour Guide since 1968. She starts her duties right av .. ay with a parade in Sacramento. She will also be hostess to visiting dignitaries. ,HJIDtington Fire Marshal . .. Deciphers Ai-~on Clues By RUDI NIEDZIELSJU 01 .... Dtlll, .. , .... ,... • The !lUspecl allegedly tried lo purchase merchandise al a busi~s with a stolen credit ca~. then nea-after Clerb be- came suspJCi()US, 1 Looking for the cause ot a fire a~ona Where others see only nhH and burn· ed wood, Spicbrd's trained eye1 spot clu~ which may help him piece together Jhe puule. ln a parking area. pOlice said, the man the ·charred remains ot a burned-out btld his punuers off a knifepoint: then building .is someWhal like unravellng a finany surrendered when patrolmen ar. r rlvrd. mystery. , He decl,ined to gi~·e his name or any But Douglas Spickard, Sl, Fire Marlbal other information, off.iters said. • for the City ol Huntington Beach doe1n'l H~ was beift& btld ~spicion of credit \ like rkldles although he ii often charged card the!l, armed robbery and .,..ulL wllh aolria& them. ~ • • , "fi'ires are physical phenomena and they behlve accordtnc to certain pat- terns. You have to reed the trails that a fire leaves behind, •i he explainea. Using the basic prlnc\ples th1t he'ted (Ste Q.UU, Pap Z) \ • Jury Waste Units 'Outmoded' ~ Say -Jurors By JORN VALTERZA c' tlle O.llT Plfet Slllf . Official representatives or two' South Coast cities named in Friday's Grand Jury cond.emoation of sewer treatment facilities along the Soulh Coast have reacted angrily to the charges. · ' Mayor ·Walter Evans of San Clementi · and. San Juan Capistrano Public Worka Director T. J. Meadows both were distressed at the Jury 's report issued Fri- day which termed their cities' system:J as "outdated and fragmented." "It's-just~one of_lhose...Jnkal.__unin_·_ fonned Grand Jury verdicts," said Mayor Evans. "l'in very unhappy to say the least," said Meadows. In all the blanket criticism hit at the City or Laguna Beach, the South Laguna Sanitary District, :lhe Dana Point Sanitary District, Capistrano Buch Sanitary District, San Clemente and San Juan. Neither San Juan nor San Clemente was contacted by the Grand July to furnish data on their waste treal'ment tystems, both otflcip:ls sa id. "If they had asked San Clemente," Evans said, ''they could have found out that we just opened a $2.4 million waste . treatment plant that ·prodtiCes reclaimed water for irrigation. It's tile best any cify can offer, and that just isn't outmoded at all." Evans, when he learned San Clemente was on the Ii.St, said' "there must be some ldnd of typographical error. I think we'll ask for a retraction." _f.f~s who is ~iam&.._m~uch or the work on his city's plant during the: multiinillion-dollar expansion under • 'rtgional ~t~utho!'ity, aa!d"1Jtt Jury appar.ntly has lgnonod the pro- gressing plans to merge operaUom of four separate. d!strlcta into the single San Juan plant. "Apparently they don'~m .. Jo care about SEltRA (South East Regional Reclamation Authority). I'd like to say more, right now. but I'll tell my own city council flrSt,'''he said. The SERRA.-aponsored project in San J'"uan sets up 1 joint1K1wtn agreement linan<:ed primarily """""' state and liideral granla to grutly ""'-tho capacity In the San Juan C.piltiano waste-tre.atmtrll plant And by about Jan. l II 11'13 San Juan, DOna Poin~ ~ton·Nlluel and SaDla Margarita cJlstricts all will u,. the - plan then dlacblrge 10 their tmuent water throogh ..,. lmpr,.ed outfall. It Is the !Int project ...,. to be "" complished under the new regional •Pt proach along the South Coast. . . Becauoe or the long holiday .... kend, officials of other dlstrtcta c:rtuci&ed in th& report C<Jllld not be conllc:led Jm • mediately. • 'l Altboogh the Grand Jury has crilk:fzcd the distri<to, the San 1>1eco Area ~ (llel 11&\Cl'ION, , .. 11. ' • ' ·-T • ·-• i DA!l V PILOT SatuNs.y, Novtmbffl7, Jtn Bizarre· Plot Unveiled .-• I j ' Army Base. Site of Fraud , Con_~pir~y Try • Jl'T, ST&WART, Ga. (UPI) -A bizarre plot allegedly involving military. 1police io "forcibly seize" the commana.lnc.gen· eral and other o(fictrs at Olis east Geor· &la Army bue as hostage for part, ol the November payroll was di.scloaed Frld~y. Brig. Gt.n. Euge~ M. Lynch, the com- manding general, tpld a news conference the plot involved "a small group of pe:r· scn:nel assigned to the military police," believed to have already 'stolen more than Rahway Prison $20,000. , • deputy, Col. J. 'fl. Harri111ton, were 11ub- Lfncti st'J6 no charges had been jects of the alleged kldnaping plo~hlch brought, llut a soldle{ hospitalized .at was believed to have been plan for Punta Gorda. Fla., alter a shootout with a Stay meeting Friday, but whic never police there Monda.v was "a key figure cain~ olf. \ • in the fraud and conspiracy plot." Robert A ba.se spokesman said tbe amount of Earl WN'd, 3Z, ~as shot five times when cash · which might be available at the he fired . on ~ff1CttS w~ attempted to 11rtime was ''impossible" to determine be- ch1rge him with defrauding the govern· cause the Anny mails some checks di- ment. rectly to officers. Ft. Stewart, located Lynch told newsmen both he and bil near Savannah, Ga., he.s about 3,500 offi- cers and men a_nd their ~yroll_ for _!wo weeks woold be about $1 million. Overdue Penal Reform Lynch said the investigation had been underway "ror some time concerning suspected crimin·at·~ activities Involving milituy personnel" and as a result, spec- ial security precautions were taken this week. ~ -• May F ollo1v Rebellion RAH\VA'Y, N.J. (UPI ) -State offi- cials U.id today that overdue pentJ re- forms probably would follow the pUce· ful end cf the Thanksgiving Day re. hellion at Rahway State Prison. Go\•. William T. Cahill, ~e. promise Mariner 9 Spies On ·tittle Moon ~-In Lucky-Shot PASADENA (UPil -Man got his first close look at another pfanet'i: moon Fri- dav when cameras aboard the M2;riner 9 'iars probe snapped a picture of Dei· m06 from 5,200 miles away. "It's a damn clea r picture, consider· ing the moon is oply six-miles in dia- meter," said a spokesma n at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control Ce nter hue. -The picture "'as to be"llroce.ssed by a comput!r to · enhance the contrast nnd enable scientist! to pick out surface fea- tures. The raw image appeared ;>.bout the size of a 51'.k:ent piece when displayed on a teteYislon monitor at the control center. Deimos appeared slightly elongated with a dark spot toward the center of the lum- inous orb. Before ·the attempt to capture Ule· im· age of Deimo1, scientists here empha- sized that it was "only an attempt" be- cause ,the speck ol light would be diffi. cult to find. _ "We didn't get it right smack in the centu of the frame," a spokesman said after,~ard , "but we did Ret it in the upper left ht11d comer with the narrow angle lens." .. , -· He said Controllers tentatively were planning today to photograph Phobos, Mar's other moon whi ch is about 12 miles in diamet~f. OU.N61 COAST DAILY PILOT OWGI!. COAST PUI L!SfllNG COMPl.tl'f ••li••I H. W••' Prttldtnl •Ml ,.ulllltl\w Jt •~ R. Curi t'( Vici P'rt11denl ''"' Gt11 .. tl M1M...- T\t.1rri11 kttvil E•if«• lho11111 A. ~urph!Kt Mtftltllll EdllOI" Ch1rl11 H. l ••• Ric.~•r' P. Nill Au!Jltlll Mtftltlnt IEdlltn -Offic." CO.I• Mts-t: »o W°•I lay I"'"' N-t 1 .. c~: un H""""rt tu!-T"I lttl'"' 1 .. oc~: m FOl"ftl AY01'1ut M1111tl"91ii1 •. IHc~: 17115 hod! lo\llevl ... "" C:~lfl as N•l'tll l!.I c.mm. 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Irr c.nitl' 1i.7!1 ~"'!VI W1 !1\llt U.IJ """""tv; m1111tr1 '"'"'"""" a.u """~1y, ' ol no reprisals rnd full consideration of innuitt grievanet:S won· rtleue of the hoetages he!~ for 24 hours, Friday praised ·the wart'ttn, the guards, the state= troop- ers and even the prisoners. \Varden Sa muel Vuckcevich, stabbed twice in the back Plld held captive with rive guard~ for 24 hours, said his captors \\'ere gentlemen with legitimate griev- ances. · The atmosphere and outcome contrast- ed starkly to the rebelli<Jn at Attica, N".Y., with its 43 deaths and bitter re- criminations. • ''I'm hoping this will ht.ve a positive Influence," said Archibald Alexander, chairn1an of the Board of Managers of State Prisoners, who had perSQnally nc· gotiated with the rebels. He said the demands for expansion of w<1rk relee.o;e and educational programs had "definite merit." J . Edward Crabiel, Democrat ic minor· Uy leader of the state senate, said money to fund prison-reform has bten pushed be~k by other pres&ing needs for edu· cation Ina environmental program!. t 'roJ11 Page l NIXON-: .. were from a Chicano group known as the Amerlcan GI Foru m. Other than the ·11 a.m. demonstration Friday was a routine, bu.t busy day fo; the President,-who signed 11 bills, re- ceived the resi~nations of two state de- partment assistant secretaries~ and re- linquished 412 acres of federal land in eight ~!ates and Puerto Rico for public recreation. ~ Among the relatively routine bili1 was one whi.ch prov ides J>fOfnOtional benefits ror de~enu. or .aervicemen missing in a~ti(!n ln .tM ·Yietl)ai;n War. lfnder the measure, survivors of a man promoted while <fn the miSsing list would receive co.mpen.~aUon ba3ed on ·thf: new, h~her pa y grade. Under his Legacy of Parks plan (which essentl"ally was launched in San Clemente early this year with lhe grantinr of Camp Pendleton coasUine to the public) ttiei .President opened up even more gov- ernment territory Fridav. California i"tOOVed a large share of the i;t:ift, includlitj "'i d6wntown parcel h1 Nevada Cit}" and 7~ acres on San Pablo Ridge three mile! from UC Berkeley. 'l'he land there was .. a $400,000 Nike Mis· sile site which was no longer of use to the 1overrunent. The Pru.ident plans to continue his busy routine through tile weekend at his San Clemente home. Although his ·aides hhvi: not said when he will leave, some sources have said the First F1mily .will leave e1rl y Tues- day afternoon for the nation4s c1pital. t 'rom Page 1 REACTIO N . • • al Water Qua lity Control Board has taken a different approach. Other than issuing a stem warning to the City of Laguna Beach recently the regulatory agency has praised the other South Coast agencies for "fa r-sighted" regional approaches to the waste. treatlnent cris\1. PralS"e tJso has come for lhe emphasis by San Clemente and Moulton Niguel Water District on wat er recl amation, as opposed to the tr1ditional dumping of efnuent through ocean out-fall , ---.-- "The Jury report upsels me greatly," Evans stressed, "because we've been us- ing reclaimed water in our city for years and with our new plant we've reached out far and led the way for the whole county by building a mOOern reclamation facili- ty. ... "The verd ict for San Clemente should be not guilty ," he said. "The evidence available at this point in time indicatts,that a smaJI group o( personnel assigned to the mililary police were involved in repeated Instances ol lr.rceny and fraud and falsification « finanee documents," Lynch said .. "While the exact amount-is yet to bt ascertained it appears that the magnitude of such theft:s will exceed $20,000 ........... . From Page 1 CLU-ES .. • , gases rise and that a fire has the ten- dency to spread up and aWay from its point or origin in a V-shape, Spickard says he is generally able to discover where it started. -"We can look at the walls and the door jamps and pretty much determine wlti ch way the contents of a room burned .. he said. ' If there are no traces of a burned out cigarette, overheated -appli¥ce, parts ·of a home chemistry set or 6ther obvious .clues left bj!hind at the lowest point of the blaze. the job gets tough. Running through lil ca talogue of known natural and deliberate Incendiary· causes, they are eliminated one by one through pain staking investigation until the pro-- per one has been discovered. A rash of mysterious fires occuring i• the city aboul a year-and-a-half ago had Spickard and his staff puzzled until they found that aluminu m wires used in recep- tacles caused overheated conditions which touched off the blaze. Althtiogh approved by national building codes, the wires were blamed directly for the fire deatlf of an elderly Huntington Be2.ch man. Aft~r Spickard's diSCilvery, aluminum wiring wa:s banned in new con- struction projects throughout the city. - When the probably cause of a lire in- volves arson, Spickard calls on a variety of scientific apparatus, one of wh ich is the gas chromatograph in the crime Jab ol the Orange County Sheriff's office. "The gas ch~matograph cah' lei! ui lf gas!ine or some other flammable liquid w1s used to start a fire. It's so accurate that it can tell you whether lt'S i'egular or. ethyl. It can also tell you WhiCh serviCe - station the ·gas came rrotn Or which Vehi- cle it might have been, drained from ," said the fire marshal.· -.... Another is.the fire departmen t's own "Sniffer," a mechanical g11dget which can smell out the presence o f hydrocarbons, the basis for most nam· mable liquids. Bernice B. Dell Services Slated Toda y in CdM Funeral services were scheduled at I p.m. today at Baltz Mortuary Corona del Mar Chapel for Mrs. Bernice Baltz Dell. ~founder of the mortuary, who died Wednesday. She was ~I. Mrs. Dell and her first husband. C. Lewis Baltz, started the mortuary in 1941. Later, in 1955 , a branch opened in Costa Mesa . .Jdr. Baltz. died in 1956, although she remained active fn the management of the funeral home until 1965 when she sold it to the present owner, Eugene O. Bergeron. Prior to starting the mortuary, Mr. and P.1rs. Baltz both worked for Groman's Mortuary. in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dell is survived by her second htt&band, Kenneth, of the family home, 75 ()r..J:alle Aragon, Laguna Hills; a son, Lewi.s B\llti of Laguna Beach;. a sister, Beulah Prlnce ~or--taguna Hillr,-an aunt, and two cousins. Private burial will follu\11 the servicts which will be conducted Dy the Rev. Or. Joseph Blain. A native of Illinois , Mrs. Dell was a resident of Calllomia since 1934 and had lived in Orange County for the past 31 years. She was active as a charter member of the Ha_rbor Zonta Club. ··- (old War of lt'ords '< f ' ' ' \ I ,\ ' ' I i I ,. ! I ' I • ' ' ' Not-so-inscrutable Chinese delegate to United Na· tions, Comm 6nis.t China's Deputy For~ign· Minister Chiao Kuan-hua, reacts as Soviet U.N. Ambassador Yakov Malik, replies to Chiao's earlier allegation that USSR practices socialism in \vords, but imper· ialism in deeds. Malik indignantly rejected the Chinese charge Friday, at U.N. meeting. replying that Peking, in fal se guise, seeks to assume leader· 1hip or the "third \vorld" in order to use th ird world countries as springboard to become superpower. Striking Longshoremen Ordered Back to W 01·k WASHINGTON (AP) -Federal courts in six ~tlan1ic and Gulf Coast cities have ordered striking longshoremen back to work. and the Justice Department is seek- inll sim·i]ar action in six more cities to end the 58-:day-old walkout for an 80-day cooling-0fr period . On orders fron1 Pr~ident Nixon. the government obtained te.mporary reslrain- ing orders Friday In New York : Philadel· p}lia; Baltimore ; Mobile , Ala.; Alexan- dria, Va .; and Savannah. Ga .. to end the clock st rike under the Taft-Hartley Act. The orders affect 37,000 workers. Justice Department attorneys were authorized to seek initial IG-day tempor- ary injunctions. ~ Court hearings are scheduled today ln Boston, Houston and New Orleans, and suits are pending -in Miami; Portland~ Maine ; and Providence, R.I. Earlier court actions in Tampa. Fla ., and New Orleans had ordered longshore- men back to work in tJi<Jse. cities and in Savannah. Jacksonville. Fla ., and Charles- ton and Georgetown, S.C. J .. ,, The New Orleans injunctions. stayed pending appeal, held the strike there was an illegal se('Ondary boycott. · The initial back -to-work orders may be supplemented with injunctions to stretch the cooling-0ff period to the maximum 80 days allowed by the Taft-Hartley law. ?.feanwhile, fede ral mediators will aF tempt to bring the union and manage- ment representati ves back together . · Talks between the AFL-CIO Internat ion- al Longshoremen's Association and ship- ping association ne§Oliators broke off in ;\1iami earlier this wee.k In a dispute over guaranteed. man-hour provsions in the welfare and pension clauses of the ne\VContraCI~. -- Nixon then ordered Alty. Gen. John N. ~fitchell to move to tempora rily bait the strike. ~1ost of the 45,000 idled dock worktrs have been out since Oct. l. Some smaller locals on the western Gulf Coaat stayed on the job until lwo days after their talks with the West Gulf Coast Maritime As· soc iali0n broke on Nov. 13. • .. Harbor Building Contract Award Slated Tuesday A SI million contract for construction of a Harbor Department headquarter• building at Dana Point Harbor will be awarded Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors. The San Gabriel.firm of Mallcraft, inc. is the ap parent low bidder at $1 ,092,000 on the project, a figure $280,000 below the engineer's estimate. The low bid'der said a mil: up on the sub-contract for landscaping and a sprinkler system would be ironed out in time for the Tuesday supervisors' session. In another eontract--i1uthorizations ae-- tion, the board named California P.farlne Constructors Inc. of San Diego to build a .. section of the Barranco nood control channel along two side!ii of the Santa An1 Marine Corps Helicopter Base. The San Di.ego firm bid ~l ,30$ on the ' job estimated at $250,qoo. • .- ,• • l I I .. - • A -:_Weekend. Y-owr BometowB' EDrTI O N nlly Pape..-- * * VOL 64. NO. 2M, S SECTIONS, M ·PAGES ORANGE .COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1971' . -TEN CENTS . 'Ou·tµiod~c!' Sewage · Facility C~_~rg~s Denied By JOHN YALTERZA Of '" Dally P'li.t lt«f Official representatives ol two South Coast cities named in Friday's G~and Jury condemnation of SE'\\'er treatment facilitles along the South Coast have reacted angrily to the charges. Major WaJter Evans of San Clemente and rSan JUan C4lpi!trano :Public Works Dlii&or T. T. J\feadows both were diitNeeed-at the Jury's-report i58Ued fri· .,~~~td-thfllr cities' syst~s as "®~ apd fragmented ... N~ .. It's just one of tOOte typical, unift.. formed Grand Jury verdicts," said MS:yof. Evans. "l'in very unhappy to say the least,0 said Meadowll. -· 1n all tbe blanke~ criticism hit at Utt City or Laguna Belch. !be south. Laguna Sanitary District, the D"'na Point Sanitary . District, Caplstruo Beach Sanltary Dtstrict, San Clemente and San J"uan. it-Ndther San Juan. nor 8a Clemente ~llcke~ ~1ouse was among the first to con~a.tulate Emily Sin.ser of \Vestdll.rister Friday when she was named D1$neyland Ambassador for 1972. ·The 1971 Ambassador, fl.Jarva Dicksdil, right, also gave her congrJtuJations to Disneyland's eighth envox to the United States and the world. Emily has been a Disneyland Totu' Guide since 1968. She starts :her duties ri~ht a\vay \Vith a paradS in Sacramento. She \Viii also be hostess to visiting dignitaries. ; Hu:11tii1gto11 Fire Marshal Deciphers Arson Clues By RUDI NIEDZIE!.'!Kl OJ .. Dall• Piie! Sllff Looking ror the cau11e of a fire among tht charrtd remains or a burned-out building is ~emewhat like untavellng a- mystery. ~gla!Splckard, 31, Fir~_Afarshal lot the City <>f, Huntington Beach doesn 'f like riddles although ht is often charged wtth solving them. Police .Arrest Knife-wielding Suspect in Mesa Police early Saturday .<.'Ofttinued to reek the identJty o/ a young man arrested a.t Souttt Ccxist Plaza after holdlat shop clerk1 a.ad oft'lcers al bay for a time with • tnlle. -• . PolJoo Aid the incident occurred late Frltla' •flemoon as the )hoppina center wu filled with customers. - ni. ouspect allegedly triod lo pun:hast mf.l'Chatldise at 1 business with a tto:en credit card, then ned after titlts be- Wbere others see <lnJy a1bes and burn - ed. WO<ld, Spickard'1 trained eyes 1pot crUes which may help him piece together the puzzle. r •' "Fires are physical phenomena and they behave according to1 ctrtain pat• terns. You have to rtad the trails that a ·rire eav'56elilri((1•ne crplaineO. · Using the basic principles that healed gases rise and that a fire has the ten· dency to spread up and away from its point ()f origin in a V·shapc. Spickard ~ays he is generally able to disCovr.r ~·here It st'artea"·. " -,- "We can lOok al lhe wans and lhe door jlll'np4 a.nd pretty much detennine: which way tlM! contents or a room burned,," he said. 1f there. are no traces ()£ a burned out cig~rette., overheated appliance, parts (I/_ a home chemistry set or other obYious clues le.ft behind at the lowest point ol the blue, the Job gels tough. Running through a catalogue of known natural and deliberate incendiary cauHB, they are eliminated one by one tbrougb pain it.airing 1nvtst.i1ation until tbe. pro- per ooe bu been di.scovered. A rash of mysterious fires occur1ng J1 the city about a year-and·•·haJr ajo bad Spickard ;nd hls stair puzzled untll they . . ~ taund that aluminum wirn used in rece~ In a parking area. r,llce saidJ the man tacles cauaed ()verheated conditions came suspicious. heJd his purMrs ol at ~ltepoinl, then ••hlch touched off the blaze.. finaUy surrendered when patrolmen ar·.. . Altt!OUP approved by na!lonal buJlding rived. c.'Odes. the wire& were blamed directly for He declined to g1Ve bi, name or l'lllY the firi death of an elderly Hwitlngloa ~ ~:r:J~r~td~:gp~ll~ of credit Stach man. Anet Spkltant's ~ti')'. card the.ft, armtd robbery and assault~ (See CLU~, hi' t) • • " tacted by the Grand Jury to ata on their waste treatment stems both officials.said. "If y had as~ked San Clemente," Evans. s id, "they could ,have JoW'ld out that we .t opened a $2.4 million waste trealmen plant that products reclaimeU water r irrigation. It's the best any city can Offer, and that just isn't outmoded at all." Evans, when h't. lt;!arned San Cluncnle was <lo the list, said "there must be some kind <lf typographical error. J think we'U ask for a retraction." Meadows. 'Who is supervising n1uch of the work <ln his city's plant during the multimillion-dollar expansion · under 'k rtgional reclamation authority, aaid tho Jury apparent!Y has ignored the pro- gressing plans to merge <lperations of four separate districts into the single San Juan plant. ··Apparently thty don't setm to care about SERRA 1Soulh East Regional Reclamation Authority). I'd like to say more, right no-.._ but 1'11 tell my own ci ty council first." he said . The SERRA·sponsored project in San Juan sets up a joint-powers agreement financed pr~lriJy , through slate. and federal granls to greatly increase the ca pacity in the San Juan Capist rano waste-treatment plant. And by about Jan. I of 1973 San Juan, Dana Point , Moulton-Niguel and Santa Margarita districts all will use the one. -- plan then discharge all their emuent water through one improved <lutrall. It is the first project ever to be ac· complished under the new regional ap- proach Qilong the South Coast. _J3ecause of the Jong_hol!day 1!eekend. officials of other districb criticized in the report could not be ccntacted lm· mediately. Although the Grand Jury haJ criticized , the districts, the San Diego Area Region· (See REACTION, P ... II Dedicates Center Mamre Eisenhower Attends Palm Springs Fei-e President Nixon launched the week- end with a star-studded dedication or a 140--bed OO!pital ffi Palm Springs named after the man \tho twice made him Vice . President. \\'ith Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower and doz· ens of Hollywood personalities at his side. the President launched the first buildings of the EisenhoY,.er A!edlcal Center by dedicating the . $7.4 million acute-care hospital. ·Funds for !he project calculated to serve the entire Coachella Valley were raised through the efforts of comedian Bob Hope, who promoted the revenue through the Bob Hope Desert Classic Golf 'fournaments. The dedication \\'hich began: in the early afternoon \Yas the first public-ap- pearance since the President and Mrs. Pe.t Nixon set down in Air Force One at lhe El ·roro l\fCAS at midweek. On f'riday -a \VOrking day for the rresident -pickets appeared at the Services Set gates of the Presidenl ial compound ii• San Clemente to protest aMerted in- equ,aJity in kd~al hiring of Chicanos. Police counled 49 protestors who marched. carried placards and demarid- ed to speak with Mr. Nixon. Instead, a delegation of live spoke with a White House aide, Alex Bult~rfield, who met the delegates at the gates of the Coast Guard Loran Station. Butterfield, a deputy assistant to the President, prom- Indian Troops Launch Drive Inio Paki~tan -Former Harb-or -Judge · -.Karl DltVis ·Succumbs·- NEW DEL.tll (UPI) -lndian troops launched a 11ew drive apparently acros~ the border into East Pakistan l''riday for the leC()nd time in si:ir day!. Official sources: said today 80 Pakistani troops were killed and one Pakistani lank des- troyed. All India radio reported that i\1ukti Bahini (Bengali freedom fighters) had killed a total of 1fl Pakistani soldiers in two incidC,,ts inside Ea.st Pakistan and in a third encounter forced Pakistani federal troops to abandon a !rain and a large supply of arms. The new Tndian drive was announced by an fndian defen.se rriinistry spokes· man late Friday rilght. He said it was along the East Pakistani frontier in the Dinajpur sector about 190 miles north of Calcutta. He said Pakistani forCfs: had crossed the border and opened fire with 8utomatic weapons on Indian positiOJIS:. The spokesman ~Lined lo say specific- ally that Indian forces had cros~ the border but the location ~iven for th~ action was East Pakistani territory. The offi cial All India Rad io said 80 Pakistani troops were killed in_ the h1ci- dent and ooe t.snk was knocked out of action. The United News of Ind ia. a news: agency. reported an unknO\l'.11 nunll>tr of Indian casualties in lhe action. Radio Pakislan in a news broadcRsl Friday nlghl, al!o reported an action the Db1ajpur border i11 which it said Pa ki stani troops repulsed an Indian aUack in the llilli area. It repor11?d 100 Indian soldiers killed. The Friday action would rank as the second cross.border foray announced b}' Indian authorities wilhi• six days under a policy allowing Indian troops to cross tile East Pakistan ·border in sel/-def'ense. ~rt! from sources within the govern· ment and Wituess aCcQunls from point~ alowg the border indicate there have been F'ormer Orange County Suj,erior Court .Jucfce Karl Lynn Devis :.._ a man widely kO()wn ror ~i~ strict ConstltuUonal ap. _ proach lo the law -died Thursday at his winter home in Palm Springs. Judge Davis. 71, a Newport Beach resi- dent. had be'en serving on a Presidential advisory council following his retirement last year from the Superior Court. Funeral se rvice s have been set for 2 p.m., Tuesday at Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona del Mar. Burial will follow . Air. Davis was appointed lo the Orange County Superi<>r Court in· 1957. Prior to that he was Newport Beach City . At- torney, a priva te attorney in Newport ch and a private attOrrMiY in Los eles. bert Gardner of Newport Beach, chief justice ()f the U.S. 4th District Court or Appeals and a close friend, described Judge Davis a.s "one of the finest gentlemen I've ever known. "He was one of the great trial lawyers or his generation before comtng down here to becomt one of the great trial judges,'' Gardner said. Film star Andy Devine of Newport Beach, another longtim e friend. called .Judge Davis, "a fine gentleman who will be missed." Judge Davis served twice as president of the Orange Empire area Council or the Boy Scouts of America, once as president of the Florence Crittcrton Home of Orange County and was active in organizing the fonner Afariners Bank" of Newport Beach. '· Judge Davis was a member of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach, and a 32nd Degree Mason. Tuesday's ~uneral will be a Masonic DA ILY 1"11.0T llt ff PllOtl DIES IN PALM SPRINGS Judge Kiri Lynn Davis ceremony. The judge was a graduate of the University ()f Soutbem California. He 1erved in both World· War I and World .War Jr. Survivors include his wife, Geraldine; J. aon , Karl L. Davis Jr.; two brothtrs,..tWo sl1ter1 and four grandchildren. _ 1 more border crossings. ' Reds Strike Out At South Vi.et Spurned Lover Kills Four, Termfied Youths Escape Paratroop Site L.AN'CASTER <UPI) -Five persons dit'.!d _Friday when a teen-ager, cradling SAIGON (UPJ)-Thc Viel Cong struck a shotgun and nne. methodkally tilled back Wide Cambodia t003y for the rlrst time in the.1ix.{lay-old allied cross-border his former girl friend, her ,.arents and offensive and' South \'.ietnamese troops her new boy!rlend, then committed sui· found new arrrui caches. indicating the cide beside her, crumpled b!>dy. ~ communists are preparing a counter-Three others escaped tht mass alaying attack. . In this 11111811 Southern Calll<rnla ~ lJPI Correspondent Kenneth J, Brad-Cily either by hiding froru the killer or dick reported today the guer\llla~ fired , diving out cl the home wberi lit began 11 rounds or fiOrnm mortar fire into a firing. · ~ South Vietnamese peratroop position '-Sheriff's deputies 111d Gary L. Logan, just north of the Cambodian to"11 of tt , pulled his motorcycle up to .tbe green Cnrum, wounding two paratrooper!!. stucco home ()( Jack Welch U. blasting Omun is 15 miles Inside tambodia. the man and his wife, ~. 37, With 1 The only previous battle in the new <lf· .22-calibe.r rine. The ht!sband died half rensive was fought Thursday and Fliday an hour later In A1telope Valley Hospital eight miles inside Sooth Vietnam near where he works. ' the CtmbodiM Fishhook area. lhe site of \Vhile Welch'• son Louil, IS, crouched • the first American ground strike Into In rear somewhere in tl.e home, Logan Cambodia in Mav and June of 1970. calmly waited In the living room lo am- Braddlck also i-eported that on Friday, bush the family's three daughters, pr1n- South Vietnamese observatl<ln helicopter clpally, his former girl flien(, Laurit. J5. pilots dlscdvered four fresh ammunftion DeP!Jtles said the trio appeared,· alorni caches 15 miles north of Ult Carnbodkn with Laurie's new boyfritncf. Rocco K. rubber plantation toY.11 or Kre.k and 20 Nollo, 1~ 1nd were tlred upo1 as they miles north ol the Vietnamese border. stepped across the tbreshl)ld. NoUo died • • • ' instantly and one of the sisters, Sus.an Rosli:am, t4, dived throtlgh a closed win· claw. A second slt!er, Janet, 15, bolted out the fnmt doo< ind escaped to a neighbor's home but [Man collared Laurie on the drivt"1J Ud fired at her point blank with •• lZ.puge lhot""1 the• turned !h• weapon «1 him5elt. &uan llolhm .,,. t>ken !o Antelope V11fey Hospital with lacentlons from window sf•• and Wis in 11tisfactory ~· Del ay Charged WASHINGTOM (UPI) -Sen. Jennings f\lndolph (0.WVa), chairman of !ht Senate Public Works Committee, Frlday charted the admlclstratlon wltb d<layfnl completion or the tnterstat• highway •yllml by refusing lo commit 1u!Oclenl lund1 "lrtady •pproprlated by '!iOngreH. ' ,_ ised that the Chief Executive would read the group's petition--:-' The document. demonstrators _Ja.id,· asked ror an executive order by nut June which would require population parily in federa l-civilia• hiring for an minorities with a deadline of January, 1!171. .'.ntonio Gallegos, • demon.stration Jeader, said most of the demon,trators {See NIXON, Pa1e %} 3 Suspected Killers Take Jet to .Cuba ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) -Tbree 1rmed men, suspected in the killinf fll a state trooper, forced their way abolrd a Trans World Airliner here today ,.ancf ordered .the pilot tc. fly them to Cuba. Albuquerque police said the hijacket'I boarded the 727 jetliner as it was Joadinf passengers et the AJbuquerqµe SU1port while city police. who-had been aJterted by airport authorities, stood by helplessly. POi!ce Sgt. Robert Coon slid the pilot of the TWA jet, witb 49 perso:.1s aboard, ra~ •!ler,_ takeoff that the hijackers ordered him to fly to Tampa, where ~ paa&engers would be released .. From Ulere, the pilot said, the hijackers 'lfanted to be flown to Cuba. "Our men got there just in time to see them going aboard the plane at 11: « mountain lime (1%:44 PST),'' said Coon. The three hijackers, all Blacks, flt the description of three men BCCllsed of shoot· ing_New Mexico Stale Policeman Robert Rac;enbloom Nov. 8. He said murder warrants for the sus- pects ha ve been issued in connection With the death or Rosentitoom, gunned down after he slopped a car with three men inside ~long Interstate -4-0, eight miles west of Albuquerque, on. a. traffic .viola- tion. O\arged in connection with the mur- der are Robert L. Goodwin, 24; Michael Robert Finney, 20, and Charles Hin, 2J, all ol Berkeley. Coon said the hijackers had kidnaped the driver of a tow truck ln South Valley, about lhr.ee miles from Albuquer· que, aboot ao hour berore the hlJ'<kint and forced him to drive them to the air--port. The driver was released Unbanned. Albuquerque police. alerted b) airport security men, anived at .the airport too lat. lo stop !be hijacking. Coon said the police surrounded the plllfie, but were ordered to pull back when th• thr,. hijackers threatened lo kill II.- passengers. 0raa,. Weadter Night and morning fog and low clouds a.re on the agenda for today and Sunday, with fulty SUMhlne ln !be llterllOO!ll. Highs along the coe&t Jn the Jow It>'•, l1sing to es Inland, Lows 311 to 18. INSmE TODAY Down throicoh the 1.lffrt there hove btf!n teltobion partnn1 - cind the totest ore Don-A.dam.a and Rupert Cr<lase. starrfno i'll The Portner1 cm NBC. Ste cover !toru ha this werk 't 1'V Wtek liufde. A1111 LlllMr• t A tll MfY • 1 Cl!ttltlN "'" ' (ltwell...... ... tlttllfltlll 114' (.-c;, II t.fn-t ..... I (tMlwwtl • 11 • ' ' ' • jr DAJLV PILOT H Salilrdq, ••• 21, lt71 . Bi_zarre ... Plot unveiled · Army Base Si te :(Jf Fraud, Conspiracy Try 1311,000. -,: ,-l ..,.iy, Coj. , W. Jll~, Wlf! IUI> P'T. STEW ART, Ga . (UPI) -A 6ir.arre plot alleged.ly involYing military police - to '.'forcibly stile" the commanding a:en- eral and other offiCers at this east Geor- tll Anrty bale, a.s hostage for part o.f the L,..tl Mid' no ~~hid , liotn Jocta ol th< allqed kldulill>C~t whlclt broU1ht, but 1 ooldltr lillaad· at wu balleved 14 hav1 IMen p (or Puhta Gorda, Fla ., atter a s tout with a st9ff meeting Friday, but le n'tver police there Monday WAI 1•a key figure came olf. in the fraud and conspiracy plot." Robert. A bz.se spokesman said the amount of Earl Ward, 32, Was shot five times when cash which· might be available at the he fired (In (lfficers who attempted to time was "imp<ISSlble" to determine be- charge him with defrauding the govem-cause the Anny mails 1ome checks di· ment. -· " rectly to officers_. Ft-Stewart, located ·-November payroll was disclosed Friday. -Brig. Gen. Eugene M. Lynch, tlle com- manding general, told a news con ference the plot involved "a small gro\lp of per- r.onnel a~ipled to the military police," btDeved jo have 1:lrt1dy stolen mort lhln Lyncb told newsmen both he ind h1I near Savannah, qa.11#Jas about 3,500 offi. cer1 and men and their payroll for two Wttk! would be about· $1 million~ - - Rahway Prison Overdue · Penal Reform ~ May Follow Rebellion RAHWAY, N.J. (UPI) -Statt offi..--inmate rnevances won release of the clals aald today that overdue penal. re-bolt.ages held for 21 hours, Friday praised. forms problbly would follow the peace-the warden, the guard.t, the 1tate trooi> fu1 end of the Thanksgiving Day re--ers_and ev.en..the-_pr.isoners._ bellion at Jtahway State Prison. \Varden Samuel Vuckcevich, stabbed Gov. William T. Cahill, wh015e promise twice in the back e.nd held. ca~tive with of no reprisals Md full conl!iideralion of live guards for 24 hours. said his captors ·Wtre gentlemen with legitimate grlev· ances. Mariner 9 Spies On Little Moon In Lucky Shot PASADENA (UPf) -Man 1ot hi1 fir1t close .Jook 1t another planet's moon P'ri- d•'il-•hen cameras aboard the Muiner 9 Y1r1 probe snapped a picture of Dei- rno1 from $1200 miles away. ''It's a damn ·clear picture. consider· Ing the moon Ls only six miles in dla· meter," said a. spokesman at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control Center here. The picture was to be processed by a computer to enhance the contrast 1:nd enable Scientists to pick out surface fea- tures. · The raw Image appeared about th·e size of a $(kent piece when displayed on a television monitor at the control center. DeimOs appeared allghtly elongated with a dark spot toward the center of the Jum- inou.s orb. Before the .attempt to capture the im· age of Deimos, acientills here e·mpha· 1ized that it was "only an attempt" be- cause the spei:k of light would be diffi. cult to find. . 11We didn't ~et It right 1m1ck in the center cl the frame," a 1pokeam1n 11id 1fterw1rd, "but we did (l:et it in the upper left hJlld corner with the narrow angle Jen:i." He taid _controller1 tentatively were plannin.c today to photograph Phobos, Mir'1 Other: moon which is about 12 mllu in diameter. . OIANll COAIT DAILY PILOT H..+l .. tt11 .._. ...... ,. '""" S. Cl.-.te OAAMGI COAST PUILISHIHe COMl"ANY l•\urt N. W11J ,, .. w.rit '"" f'vll;ll.W J1clc l . 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Edward Crable!, Democratic minor- ity leader of the slate senate. said money to fund prison reform hu been pushed bi:'t.:k by other pres.sing needs for edu· cation and environmental programs "I've already made up my mind ihat nert year will be the year of r,ison re- form, and I don't believe th s riot or confront1tlon will Jn any way a/feet it " Crr.biel said. ' Bernice B. Dell Services Slated Toda y in CdM Funeral services were achedultd 1t t p.m. today a! Baltz Mortuary Corona def A1ar Chapel for Mrs. Bernice Baltz Dell. co.founder ol the . mortuary1 who died Wedntsaaf. Shi wa1 I . Mn. ~U ind her lint husblnd, .c. Lewis Baltz, lillrted·the mortbary in 1941. Later, in. 1955, • .bt1nch opened Jn Cos!i Me11. _Mi. Baltz died in 1115', althou1h she remllned' acti~ Jn lhe nf1nagement of the funeral home Until I~ when 1he sold ii lo the present owner, Eugene O. -Bergeron . Prlor to startlng the mortuary, Mr. 1nd Mrt. Baltz both worked for Groman'• Mortuary In Los Angeles. Mrs. Dell 11 -aurvived by her aecond husband, Kenneth, c;r lhe f1mlly home, 75 O Calle Aragon, Llguna Hills; a aon, Ltwl.t ·Baltz of Lagun1 Beach; a 1ister, Beulah Prince of Laguna Hilla; an aunt, and two cousl_ns. Private burial will follow the services which will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Blain . A native of Illinois, Mrs. Dell was a resident of California 1ince 11131 and had lived in Or1nge County for the paat 31 yeara. She wa1 •ctive aa 1 chartu membir Of the Harbor Zont1 Club. t 'rom Page l REACTION . • • al '\'ater Quality Control Board has taken -a different approach. Other than issuing a stern wamin1 to the City of Laguna Beach recently the regul1tory agency has praised the other South . Coast agencies for "far-sighted" re1ional approaches to the wule treatment crisis. Praise also hl.t come for the emphasis by San Clemente ind Moulton Niguel Water District on water reclamation , as opposed to the traditional dumping of effluent through ocean out- falls. "The Jury report upsets me gre1lly, .. Evanl!i stressed, "bcl:ause we've been US· ing reclaimed v.·ater in our city for years and with our new plant we 've reached out far arfll led the way for the whole county by building a modern reclamation faclll· ly. "The verdict for San Clemente sh~uld be not &Uilty," h~_•ald. ' ' Lynch said the investigation had been underway "for some time concerning aw;pected criminal activities i.Jlvolving milltuy personnel" and a.J a result, spec· !al security precautiona were taken this week. ';The evldenct available at this point In. tlme indicates that a small group of personnel assigned to the military police: were Involved in repeated in'ifances ,of larceny and fraud and falsification of finance document•," Lynch aaid. "While the exact amourit i1 yet to be a1eertalned, it appears that the magnitude of auch thefts will exceed· 520.000." F rom Pagel CLUES .•. aluminum wiring was banned in new con·· strudion projects throughout the city. When the probable cause of a fire in· volve:i ar.S?n, Spickard calls on a variety of scientific apparatus, one of which is the gas chromatograph In the crime lab of the 9range County Sheriff's office. "The gas chromatograph can tell us if gasline or some other flammable liquid was used to start a fire. It's so accurate th1t It can teU you whether It's regular or ethyl. It can also tell you which service station the gas came from or which vehi- cle it might have been drained from ," l!iaid the lire marshal. Another Is the fire departmenl's own "Sniffer," a mechan ical gadget which can smell out the presence o f hydrocarbons, the basis for most ftam. mable liquids. . Through their investigation techniqlit;s Spickard and his men once t'racked an arsonist clear to Arcadia. The man had thrown a Molotov coc~tail throu1h the front window of a Huntington Beach home. "We-identified the liquid. !he type of bottle and the wick which wa s a newspaper from Arcadia and were able to link !he man to the cocktail. We had him arresled and were able to get a con- viction," he said. ' l"ro•n Page l NIXON .• ~ t. were from il Chicano group known ts the American GI Forum. Other than the 11 a.m. demonstration, Friday was a routine, but busy d1y for the President, who silJled 11 bills, re- ceived the resignations of two state de- partment assistant secretaries and re- linquished 412 acres_ of federal land in eight states and Puerto Rico for public recre'atlon. Among !he relatively routiqt bills was one which provides promotional bt:neflls fCH' dependents of l5ervicemen missing in action in the-Vietnam War. Under the measure. su:-vivorl!i or a man promoted while on the missing list would receive C<lmpensation ba!ll!d on the new, higher pay grade. Under his Legacy of Parks plan (which cssenUally was lau11ched in San Clemente early this year with the grantinr of Cam p Pendleton coastline to the pub\lcl the President opened up even mare gov- ernment territory Friday. California received a large share of the gift, including • downtown parcel il'I Nevada City and 78 acres on San Pablo RldJe three.. miles from UC Berkeley. T e \;ind there was a $400.000 Nike Mis- sile site which was no longer of use to the government. The President plans to conti nue his busy routl11e through the weekend at his San Clemente home. Although his aides have not said when he will leave. some l!iOurces have said the First Family will leave early Tues- day afternoon for !ht naUon'1 r1pital. French Ambassador Mee ts Wi th Gro1nyko MOSCOW (UPI) -&>Viet M I n I s t t r Ministe r Andrei A. GromYko and French Ambassador Roger Seydoux conrerred Friday on the India-Pakistan crisis and other "urgent internatlnal problems." the Soviet news agency Tass said. The talk was held within the' framework or regular Soviet-French consultations on v.·orld pro- blems, Tass reported. Cold 1far of Words Not-so-inscrutable Chinese delegate to United Na· tions, Communist China's Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua, reacts as Soviet U.N. Ambassador Yakov Malik, replies to Chiao's earlier allegation that .USS.R practices socialism in words, but imper- ialism -in deeds. Malik indignantly rejected the Chinese charge Friday, at U.N. meeting, replying that Peking, in false guise, seeks to assume leader- ship of the "third \\1orld" in order to use third world countries as springboard to become sbperpower. Striking Longshoremen Ordered Back to W or k \VASHINGTON (A P) -Federal courts in six Atlantic and Gulf Coast cities have ordered striking longshoremen back to work. and the Jul!itice Depart.men! is seek· in11: similar action in six more cities to end the SB-day-old walkout for an 80-day cooling-off period. On ordtrs from President Ni1on, the government obt11ined temporary restraln- ini orders Friday in New York ; Philadel· phia; BaJ!lmore; Mobile, A\s.; Alexan- dria, V1.; and Sav11nn1h, Gs .. to end the dock strike under the Taft-Hsrtlty Act. The order.1 1ffeel 37,000 workers. Justice Department attorneyl!i ~1ert author ized to seek initial 10-<isy tempor- ary injunctions. Court hearings are scheduled toda)' in Boston, Houston and New Orleans·,. and suils are pending in Miami; Portland, ~fa ine: and Providence, R.I. Earlier court actions in Tampa , Fla., and New Orleans had ordered longshore· men back to work in those cities and in Sa1•annah, Jackson ville, Fla., and Charles· ton and Georgetown, S.C. The New Orleans Injunctions. stayed • pending appeal. held the strike there \\'as an illegal secondary boyco!\. The initi;il back -\O-\\'Ork orders may be supplen1ented 't•:ith injunctio ns to stretch the cooling-off period to the maximum 80 days allowed by the Taft·l-lartlty law. ~fean>11hile, federal mediators will at- tempt to bring the union and manage- ment representatives back logether. Talks betv.·een the AFl.rCIO Jntern1tion- at Longshoremen'• Association and sltip. ping association negotiator5 br.oke off in Miami earlier this week in a dlspule over guaranteed man-hour provsionl!i in the welfare and peliilOn clauses of the new contract. Nixon-\hen ordered 'Atty. Gen. John N. ~1itchell to move to temporaril y halt the strike. Most of the 45,000 idled dock worker! have been out since Oct. J. Some smaller rocals on the western Gulf Coast stayed on the job until two days after the ir (;i lks - with the 'Vest Gulf Coa~1 1\taritime As- socialion · broke off Nov. ll. Harbor Building Co ntract Award Slated T uesday A $1 millio n contract for construction of a Harbor Department htadquartel-1 building at Dana Point Harbor will be awarded Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors. The San Gabriel firm of Mallcrart, Inc~ Is the apparent Jow bidder 11 $1 ,092,000 on the project. a figure $280,000 below lhe engineer's estimate. The low bidder !laid a mix up on the sub-contract fpr landacapin1 and a sprinkler 1yslem would be Ironed cut in time for the Tue1'day 1uperviaors' session . In another contract 1uthorizttion1 ac- tion. the boird named Callfomia Marin• Constructors Inc. cf San Diego to build 1 section of the Barranco nood control channel along .two sides of the Santa Ana 1\1arine Corps Helicopter Ba.Se, ~ The San Diego firm bid '221 ,305 on lht job estimated at $250,000. • •• ' No Profit as -Proph~~ . . ... ' Seer ~uits while .Ahead By CHAJ\LE.S H. LOOS OI lllf D911Y .. llOI Sltft NEwPoRT BEACH'S-Arme;fan fish dealer, Bob Roobian , la a Ustaur- at.eur~ a raconteur, an iclhyologist, and ~logist, an or1anle gardener, a car. var of ... wood, a writer Of muslc and a seektr of the truth. Roubian, owner of the Crab Cociker restaurant, also knows a good fish story when he tells one,. . Like the one he told a few yea,rs baCk at the New- port Beach Planning CommWion. Roubian says it, was no bull . Anyway, it .gOt him wti.i he wanted, whicll;at the lime,. was a permit to add a new. room Jn his house. · The ebullient Armenian apJ)eared· before planners - ln February 1966 seeking permission for the added editict. He said he wanted to build the room for his anbom !Oil. "HOW CAN YOU be so sure it is going to be a boy?" demanded one of the planners. · , . Then and there, Roubian knew he had the ~mmissioners right where he wanted them . _ He proceeded to tell the staff.led City officials of his ability to predict the Rx of unborn children by the kind of fish pregnant won\en eet. "My wife, Helen, has been eating a lot of totuava, bucaccio and cod - a.11 man '• fish." said Roubian. "I predicted mr first son and my daughter,'' be conlin.ue_d. "I never miss." • Roublan explained that for years he had been studying the eating habita of prtgnant women wbo dined at his establishment. WHEN MOTHERS.TO.PE order · a bland fish· with no masculinity like fillet of sole, halibut, or salmon, "then it has to 1te a baby girl ." Roubian as- serted. 1 The planning commissioners were so flabbergasted by Roubian's tale they allowed the addition to his 11on-conforming home (i~ Jacked a garage} with- out further questions. Two weeks laler, Roublan's wife gave birth to -you guessed it -a boy. R.oubian passed out anchovies instead of cigars. · To this day, the self-.styled su expirt swears-.hy -his W!Usual talent. "I missed only once and that was because the people gave me some bum information about w~at kind of fish the woman had been eating," he says. ., Roubian ttays lli! •taJent ls still in demand. However he had to call c halt to his career as a seer. . "MY MOTHER made me promise to quit," be says. She said I was tak· ing, all the fun out of having children.'' $54 Millio_n in_ Telephone Rate Hik·e To Be Canceled? SAN FRANCISCO (AP)~;:.. More than ting procedure that the court said would o~ ol a $143,milli!)jl ·rate increase -cut ta.I payments would only defer tu -grant.el} Plfific T~ and Telegrapll: .. ~:;ments and would not nausarily c:o._la~~.mayMJitfllid beca~se .ol 1 muze I savings for p>e utility. • Ca~1(0Qf!_.~upte~~-d..e. c 1s1 on ·-n.e July rate increase raised typical Frim:iy. . . · -~· customer monthly bills by as much as $1. The court:unanimQusly declared _invalid "The court said that by not using ac- an accoun~ng proced.ur~ on which the celerated dej:lreciation, the company Public. ~til1tles Olm!'l1ss1on part~y based "placed itseH in a position of paying a a dec1s1on to permit the rate increase Jarge income tax bill, part of which was made effectlveJuly 22. unnecessary."' Jn essence, the court said the PUC sanctioned PT&T to pay more income tax than necessary by authorizing the ' com- pany in 1970 to use an accounting pro- cedure called straight line depreciation." Eugene Raleigh, Information officer for the PUC. said $54 mlllion of the yea rly in- crease would probably be cancelled retroactively to July 22 when the $143 million increase went into effect. The $54 million . he said , represents the amount of the lncrease earmarked to pay the tax that the court claimed wa.s un· necessary. However. Raleigh said the PUC's legal staff is studying the decision and "we don·t know what the full ramifications of the court's action are yet ." "We'll advise the commission what the options are'' after the study. he said. PT& T said in a news release that "the recent order the $143 million increase in · June 1971 w•s not under review in this case.'' ,,. "The company is studying today's decision by the Supreme Court to determine what its nezt action will be," the statement said. The court's decision, the company said. referred lo the PUC's 1970 decision permitting PT&T to use "straight line" rather than ··accelerated depreciation." A company official said that the coun· Mrs. Callahan Leaves" Family In Ar gentina 'fi.1rs. Shirley Callahan returns to Costa Mesa Sunday, leaving her husband a~ four sons in Argentine where they will soon slart a lS,000..mlle, two-year horseback ride..· The CQllahan men have been in Argen· lina since January . preparing for the long ride up the Ameri cas to Carmel. 'Bad weather' and Argentinlan customs officials held up their trip which made It necessary for Mrs. Callahan to Oy flOUlh '°'ith addiUooal funds for the trip. Charles Callahan sold his Corona del Mar hon11 •nd two cars last year to raJae money for this trip, whict1 Mrs. Callahan says is S()melhlng "they must do." An arthrltio condition prevents Mrs. Callahan from jolni1'g h@"t family on the trlp. so sht'U cxmlinue to live "1 Costa ?o.leita and work at a Santa Ana travel agency. ~ j , The boys on the ' trip ere-Jim . 20; Duane. 18· Brian, JS. arfd'Charlea: Jr., fl. The'. Cal'111han men plan to rkle from Barilochl!:, an Andes ~fountain VIiiage in Argentina, up the tastern rib of the Andes ~iountalnl Uirpugh Bollvla , Peru and Colombl1, through «nlral America. M•Ilco ""1 inta t.he U.S. I . She~d Rather Switch Than Figh t, Does ELLESMERE PORT. England AP ) - Bridget Whiffen. the 4 5. y e a r • o Id housewife who lost her doctor bet:ause she wouldn't quit smoking, has a new family doctor. Mrs. WhifJen, who cherished 15 cigaret· tes a day more than she did ad vice from Dr. Arthur O'Friel , has been taken on by Dr. John Ashley, who says he enjoys an occasional cigarette himself. The woman has chronic bronchitis, and Dr. O'Friel told her to cut off cigarettes. \Vhen she refused, the doctor refused to treat her or her family. "l do not intend _to give up smoking," said Mr s. Whiffen . "I've hcen smoking since I was 13, and no doctor is going to tell me what Ml do no~·. They'll be telling us to stop breathing next." Dr. Ashley said he quite understood Dr. O'F'riel's reasoning but : · "J would never refuse to take a palient becau~ they smoked. If I did that kind of thing I would have no patients al all. One must remember that people are human beings. You cannot refuse to treat them because they are not perrecl." Both doct.Ors are affiliated with.the Na· tional Health Service which gives the pa· lient the right to select his doctor and the doctor the right to accept or reject a pa· lieflt. Housewife Files Bankruptcy Bid A Newwrt Beach h<x(sewlfe racked up a "J)ew record for the Orange CoW'llY bankruptcy court this week with the filing of a petition listing $1 ,963.614 in liabilities. Mrs. Lillian Kanegae, 1800 Sll!ldalwood Lane, JiSttd assets of $2. 100 in the peti- tion Died by Newport attorney Charles Currey. "Wow . I didn 't notlt!: lt was a housewife filing thi.l amount,'' com· mented a clerk in lhC! Santi Ana courtroom. "It may be that she 11 linked to a business organluiti1Jn but that ctr- taln\y is a record fpr 11 housewife." Investigation revealed that M r s . Kan(l:gae Is the wUe of Elrten Kanegae. an e1ecutlve in the oow bankrupt Solsa AgriCulturil Supply 1nc. \ Bankruptcy refer~ Peter Elliott has scheduled ·net. 13 for a hearing into Ute Kanagae application. 4 Glimtl y Slayings ' ' Hit Texas HIJUSTON (UPI) -Th< bodies of l<>ur tee11aged girls -two of them beheaded .and two drowned -have been found dur-- lng the last two weeks aM the county •sheriff said F.rklay all four may havt been killed by the wne homicidal maniac. · · • • . . "The...&econd headless torso -••&--found and identified Friday. "There's no doubt about It, We're deal· ing with a homicidal maniac, who may be the same person or persons that killed the two Galveston girls," Hanis County Sheriff C. V. "Buster" Kem said. The headless remains of Colette Anise Wilson, 13. were found Friday near a reservoir less than 1.00-fee:t from where the decapitated body of Gloria Gonz.alez, 19, was found Tuesday. • The-Wilson gltl was Identified by her father, a dentist, who said he did all the dental work on the teeth in her lower jaw. He also said he recognlzed a rlng found:.on the body. She disappeared June 17 while waltlng for her mother to pick up up followlni band practice, Her bal')d instructor drop- ped her off at a rural highway ln· te~section where she was supposed to · meet her mother. - The bodies of two 15-year-old girls were found floating last week in a Bayou south of Houston. The girls. Debbie Ackerman -and Marie Johni<ln, were nude from the waist down, their hands and their feet were bound and they were both shot through the head. Witnesses said they saw the two 1irls get Into a pickup truck the day they were killed .• . ·~- I-• Sit..urday, Novtmbtr .27. ttJ71 Let Gypste.r ·s Beware! Lawmen Mobili ze Agains f. A rea· Frauds By ARTR\JI\ Jt VINSEL Costa Mesa, are designattng thelr . own • 01 ""' D911w 1'11&1 ,,.., consumer fraud details which Hicks sees One man 1Ucks a gun in your back oJ, a as another advantage. dark street, while al'.IOther sticks a pen in °Cl&itfna are also more likely to report ' your hand to sign for tires at $49.50 each, a fraud locally ," says Santa Ana-based when $20 was the come-on price. DA Hicks, who .says that city·by-clty pie ''This ls a stickup," says the one. monetary loss Is relatively small. · "This ls a bargain," says the other. "But cumulatively, It ls immen1e," ht 'I1ley are both In it for the money, on1y emphasizes. ona Is quite frank in his own brutally Detective Cene Norden entered h.ls first honest way. _ consumer fraud case on the Costa Mesa And he doesn't advertise his bu$iness. -police -blotter Monday. No complaint was issued due to a time Supplylng the consumer wit~ good~ and lapse, but the iru:ident lnvolvlng a well· service~ necessary to life. or JUSl nice. to • known tire shop chain was a tjpicaJ one. have -from beans ind br~ad to steaks It--The victim at first didn't realize a 11nd stocks-la the foundation of Amer-crime was Involved lea's economy . -The method s~ms innocent lo the ~itlmate blijiness can be profitable, unwary custome.r. • but n~t everyone out for the customer'• 4 -The police were, finally, contacted dollar pl~s by the rules . too late. Illegitimate buJiness is big business too, -The shop coughed up a quick refund . for those willing to run the risks. when exposed. . The risks are growing In Orange Coun-"This was the old 'bail-and-switch'," ly. where lawmen are mobilizing to crack saya Detective. Norden. down on merchants and shysters, who Simply put: A firm offers a bargain. often victimize those who can least afford either by advertising or making a verbal Jt. pitch when contacted by the consumer Traditionally, consumer fra ud cases who needs a given Item. ,Rre handled by the Dlstrlct·Attorney's of· Norden said his victim asked for a fice wi~h ·loca l law agency aid, but specific tire by telephone and was told to changes are coming. come on down. it was Jn .stock. "What we're trying to do is organize a ''Then when the customer comes in, countywide group," explains District At· they say they're out ol the $20 tire after tomey Cecil A. Hieb. all, but they hav_e a much better one at The core is the new Central Fraud $49.50," he ezplalns. Association. meeting once a month with Unscrupulous car dealers operate in i<1w enforcement representatives of up to much the same way-running risks of 26 cities. severe fines if convicted of consumer They are pooling Information on the fraud-but police. say many people are ig- i:iunty's established or suspected co~ noranl of the fact they've bttn vic- rate con artists, to beef up the Centra1 timized . · Fra'ld Intelligence Index. So me are too embarrassed to admit Some police departments. such as they Ignored the old Roman adage: ·•caveat Emptor," Let the Buyer Beware. A text used In the new county procrana aimed at eiposing violators lists SS separate ways tfle citizen can be separ!lted from hls cash . ~me are blatant ; some are subtle: all are illegal. A partial list of enterpris~a often uHd is fronts to bilk the public includes used car lots, employment and ia\ent agencies, franchis.e _dealer.shlps and wboleuJt frozen food purchasu. Industrial espi-Onage -or theft of tr10e secrets -rent-bleedlng and .a novelty known as the Dead Afan Payroll are other consumer fraud techniques listed. • ·The latter involve·s-a pitch to build • ' house for priee of materials plus payroll costs. which are then pa<lded out by the unscrupulous. Homeowners have paid the saJaries of deceased employes. money pocked by the late worker's boss. Dead men teU no tales. Human gullibility knows no bounds measured by the yardstick ol wealth and intellect. One of the county's zaniest frauds was perpe\rated recently by con artist Anton Gregor Pavlov, who has pleaded guilty to grand theft charges. The man who devlsed an automatic hotdog machine from an old soft drink: dispenser -it was a patenUy phony hoai--will be sentenced next week. · His lnmitlon Would s u p p o a e d 1 y deli ver a steaming hot dog on sterile napkin. with mustard. catsup o·c relish in return for money deposited-=tn the COln .. slot. · Impressed by the prototype and seeing a big profit in backinc: It, many wealtb1, citiwls of social and political note kicked 1n $1 million-plus .. ''Better Ideas Make Better Cars'~ t I ; MONTEGO ' Hert Is the forward look for '72'. .. All new. all over. Trim, smooth, with ventless windows, r:ecessed door handles. A clean, uncluttered sweep from grill to smart tail light housing. Wider track. ·with the same type suspen4 sion system as on our most expensive luxury cars. Monte10 .•. one of the few cars you can call completely new for '72 •.•• MARQUIS ln all the world of medium-priced cars Mar- quis stands alone for its blend of dramaticaJ.. ly elegant styling and a ride with the smooth· ness and steadiness of motion you'd expect in cars costing four times as much. An ex· perience you should try ..•. COMET Talk a.bout better ideas. Comet for '72 offers everything you buy a small car for -and more. Superb hand.Jing, simplified mainten· ance, great gas mileage and low, low price. Plus, big-car styling and roominess that re. members your a grown-up. Standard equiJ>"' ment that cannot be matched in its class .... COUGAR 'Ibe cat comes on beautifully for '72 ... Sleek. sophisticated, in the European Grand Touring manner. Llke a sports car, but bet4 ter. Like a luxury car, but better. Cougar - the most magnificent cat iii North America .... -·CAPRI Our sezy European import. The low priced aport coupe with styling and road manners inspired by the world's most desirable sports cars. Room for four adults. Full carpeting. Front buckets of soft vinyl. Small wonder Capri has taken America by storm .••• STILL F'ROIEN* .. '71 PRICES CONTINUED ON 1972'S "NEVER A BETTER TIME TO · BUY" • COME IN AND SEE US TODAY! { .C )[I 1 , 1 ! • 2829 l:fARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • '&40.&830 ·~ .,. •CAPRI EXCEPTED • ' . ' , I 1 L. ... , --• . --~ DAILY PILOT S.!urdq, --27, 1971 • ·p~Jpit and-Pew N~w A_ngels A ~ear \ ~ . . . 1 Churches Getting Big ·Financial Bp.ckers -V-Ualh• = C111trell. 1701 Baker '. leo.ta Mesa, ·will have two ~P aervlces . ~n. Sun- • dq. Dr. B. Lo!ba~ Gr .. n bal ltlect.ed 11 bis aennon topic ' •J'Jbe Leaven o f . I>ftoontent". besed on ·Mary'a . Mqnlllo1L Church li<bool will meet durfnl the worship · eervicet for ·au agu through el&litb. grade. Nursery will be held for bolh wvlces. Nm &mday> Dr. Green will begin a atrlM on '"J)ree Hymns· ol the ~NeW Age ." "Lo<! -'!be Addrees Bui Nol -lhe Destination" will be '. the RrmOn topic · of the Rey. Broce A. KurTle at The PreMytttl.. Cbvdl of Ute Co....m. 1850 Fairview Roadi. c.o.ta Meu. Worship servictS • w1D 'Iii-held at 1:30 ond II ....... Q!urch ~I through !he al&hlh grade will be held • at t :MI 1:m-Child -care is J.'l'Qvlded-at both aerviW. c:hla'ch ·11· Jocotecl 11 ltlO SL Andre,wa Jlold, N • w p or t Be1cb. ' !alnOd by ailing l\111. So• Oo~, Aaslltant to t h e ·Mll>l.!W,,lll '146-11132. '. --,. '!be aermon sul>J!CI for the . Lati.eroa · Clourcb , of Th first SUnd•y 'tn Adv ~• n>' Muter,' tlOO Pacl[)c View November 28, will be enUtled "Of, Signs and Symbols," at Drive,' O:>roM del Mar offers CortDI det ".,. Com.manJly two hours of worship at 9 and Cbiareh, Co11Cfe&•tloul1 &ll 11 a.m. &Uiday ·aiu;ch School Heliotrope, . Ave.. T~. b e and Bible classes ar held t presented by Dr. Philip G. · e a Murray. WOiiliip servlctS are 10 a.m. Dr. Wm. R. Eller-will at 10 a.m. with childcart pro-deliver ttie message "A vided. Church .Scbool 1iJ also Change of Heart". The con. at 10. On .Oeeember 12 at gregatlon will observe the first 4:30 p.m. ·the Chancel Choir Sunday in Advent Sunday. An is presenting a Chriabna1 Con--Advent' wreath will be con- ctrt. ..The public is Invited. atru~ and . the t..i:adltlonal, 1'11ere will be a token ad· act of U1C'rtasmg the nu~r missiOn charge. of candles each week wiD be followed. The lighting of the candles climu:es with the lighting of the Christ candle on Chriabnu Eve. Per&0ns desiring to learn more about the princlplea of Science ·of Mind are cordially inVited to attend the 11 a.m. Sunday services held at the Way-ID F'eUowlhlp Cbllfch of Rellglous . Science 11 2111 Pacific Coast Highway in • &°Jnday:ls "Laymen'• Sun-corona deJ Mar.· nie sermon 48.Yh 8t" St. A D 4 r 6 w ' I message to be delivered by ~ ~ · Cluucll, when tlie ·Rev. Elearior C. Jackson On !he First Sunday In Ad· vent, at Newport Barbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach, Pl!f.or Jarpes G. Blain's sermon is entitled, "Something Old - Something New.•1 This sermon i& the · flrat of a series: · la~ will,pre:sent the entire ·on .Sundity :will be.''Let Ycur ...,iii]> oervk:<!. '1'-h<>-1.e-Llgbt~Shint.!: As. UM], ber delivaine !ht ,.rmon will be · topic will• be inspiring to all · Mr. Harold Wickeriham, a ·those setting a new way of a.m.;1ur. Roger Riley, .. t :30 ·life. More ·informaticn about· a..m.. •nd The. Honorable . tlte activitle& of this newly lJoyd Blanpied at 11 a.m. The organized church may be o~ "Celebrating A0dvent with the '.Apostle of Love." ·Ne w members will be received at the 10:30 a.m. service on Sun- day, and a Rap Session for young people of the parish will , beld at 7 p.m. evening. n Subday The youlh of Falllt Luilter.ID Cburcll, 34!81 Calle Portola, ~pistrano Beach, will meet at lh• church parkljlg lot Son· day at t :15 · p.m. for tra~tation • to R a 1 p b Wilkerson's Christian Center ln Anaheim, which w a s fcrmerly Melodyland. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Casey. the Youth Counselors, and Rev. James Lecture Guest Knotek wish to acquaint the Youiii people will> olher Chris-Roy J. Lining, Christ· tian groups that are "on fire'' tan Science lecturer, lot . Jesua Christ. R e v · will speak on the sub- Knotek's sermon for the 10:!) ject, "Are You· ite. a.m. morning worship service sourcefuJ?" Tuesday al will be "Ma,_;,. .. Christ Real." -.. 8 p.m. al the Newport Tbe choir will sing"••Jesus, Joy Beach Second Church of Man's Desiring,'' under the of Christ. Scientist, direction o( Mr. Walter 3100 Pacific View Peters. Mee-Fellowship time Drive, Corona del Mar. will follow the servlce. ----------BabysiUing is provided every Sunday for both Sunday School and ·the worship service. Sun- day School classes ·for all eges -nursery through adulUI - begin at 9:15 a.m. Mr. Dick Day Ls guest preacher -on Sunday at the P I y m o u t b CoqregaUoul Church of Newpor1 Harbor, 3262 Broad Street, Newport Beach, at 10 a.m. worship service. SWlday School is held at the same liine with babysit- ting service prcvided. ResunectJoa L u th e r a a Church, L.C.A., 9812 Hamilton Ave., Huntington Be a·e h, schedules Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley! (See PULPIT, Page 5) By LOUIS CASSEJ.'I U'I ltMIM WrUw The dictionary offers two definitions of the n o u n "1_ngel." An angel, It . says, rhay be (1) a celestial being ; or (Z) one who provides finan- cial bicklng. Angels of type 1 were of great conctm to the medieval church. But the church today is more actively concerned -with finding angell of type 2. It needs them desperately to put up money for reJiglous enterprises which are too new, too obscure er too con· troversial to command wide public support. Most American! rich enougb to ladle out millJons through -foundations ~nd tq direct their philanthropy ta w a rd educational tnsUtutlons, libraries, health research or social reform p r.o j e c t s • Fortunately, a few also give generously to reJigio_us cau.se~ One such Ls J. Irwin Miller of Columbus. Ind. Miller has amassed an enormous fortune manufacturing diesel engines. He gives million of dollars each year to religious bodies. ranging from his local ~Disciples cf Christ Church to_ interdenorniriational enterpris- es. Contrary to popular myth, great wealth haS not made ~ Mlller eonservaUve. He ls an ortlculat<rUberal on social and political l.aau~, and an ardent believer In Chun:h lrivotvement in the betterment of secular ~lety. Two other prodigious givers, Wlio fit more cloSely the popular picture, are insurance tycoon W. Clement Stone of Chicago and Holiday Inns founder Wallace E. John.son of Memphis. They ~ are _g~ friends and lean strongly toward con a er vat I am in ttllglon · aod politie1. Both have contributed heavily to enterprises organized by the Rev. Dr Norman Vinctnt Peale, including P e a I e ' s American Fourelation o t Religion and Psychiatry, and . both are among the · chief batkers of religious heritage ol America, ·an, organizatioo which promotes patriotism and piety. Stone ilso is a big giver to the Presbyterian Church, .while Johnson pours money JntQ Baptist missions. The Lilly endowment, financed by the drug-manufac- turing Lilly family ot In· naPolis, Ind., and the Dan· fcrth Foundation, supported by a fo.r:tune_amassed by the Danforth family of St. Louls from the Ralston-Purina Co., also belong in the archangel class in religious giving. 11le Lilly endowment Is dlsllngulshtd for Ila wilJ. ingnesa to underwrite frontier projecta In neglected fleldJ, 'Such as the religious In- struction association of Foii Wayne. Ind., _which provides free guidance to publle achoo!s al>Qut the legal, court-ap- pro'ved ways in which they can teach objectjvely ab o u t religion and the Bible. The Danforth Foundation is noted for subsidizing departmentl of rellgion in secular univeraltJes. Others who rate near t.be tap in the scope of lhelr giving to religioua lnstitutlona a re Oilman J. Howard Pew of Philadelphia: shoe manufac- turer Maiey Jarman o I Nashville; timber Tycoon C Davis Weyerhauser of Seattle; shipping magrn1te J. Peter Grace of New York: lnd financier Mu Fisher o f Detroit. Grace s u p po rt 1 catholic causes, Fl!her con- tributes heavily to Jewi&h causea. The others· are ProtestanUI. Although moll ol their philanthropy goes Into other: fields, the Rockefellen, Kett· nedys, Mellou. Fords R.ts- kobs and Kresges all make su~ stantial contributim11 14 churchea . and churdl -re- lated projects. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIREC~TO .RY NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER . ' FIFTEENTH AND MONROVIA NiWPORT BEACH. SCHIDULI OF lllYICD 1:20 A.M..-UILY MOININ• WORSHIP 9:41 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:M A.M.-MORNIN• WOltSNIP 4:0G P.M.-IYININ• WORSHIP A HMty ...ic ... te,.,.... .t •1..-. c'-* &: Nee$. "0-...... Spirit ••• 0.. ....... Wt!" DJ ....... O. WeM. r...-"1-6620 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. :z2nd St., COllt --S.Q.3761 E. W. 'hllliJlJ, P.utor SUNDAY SERVICES_ t:M A..M'~SPHI 1111.,.l 1t:H •. M-"C:O.. AbMN" ,....., PWllipl lpMtl .. Co11111111•l" SenMe C111ldre11'1 C9l1rch-N11nffy Care A•lt.M• 7:t0 P.M--:--"Ccrtc91 tfle YlllOll" ,...... ••111,. .,..1 .. T .. ltltt 7:20 ,.M. Ted M~ '""'911 HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wiison, Cosio Mtso ..... , .. ¥. L MtltTWICK. PlllW ct.al. •INTllT, _ .. _ -SUNDAY SlltYICD - t:4S A..M. S•ll., kltoel 10:5Ci A.M.-"D&ntM!h tr.. tM M....., •• .14 S...."7 ,....., ' 7:00 P.M-'in. lritrie ,.,_. ef Life'' ,.,._ .. ., '-"' COST A MISA CHRIS.TIAN SCHOOL ,,.sca.ot -~ -,........,,. _ CMi.l.Clr. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Strott 11 Orongo, c .. 11 Mtso -548-5303 ln.frMa.Merse,Pwer Mft .. WenM,_..101~0 e ... -S."4ty Sekel t •·•· ....., ....... WMN,.7t00 ,............,,, M ...... WM,•7:00 p,.., .. \ ~ 'J} SABBA'l'H SERVI SES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RA.BBi IERNAftDP. KING . .. ~ mettlng•t ~ '51..Jomo< EplKO..i Church a 3209 Vil lido, Newpon Such : For Information: Cati 5715-7230 TEMPLE SHARON n. ··-"•''" .... 1••·· .., tile ..tiNH ..... Arw 4t7 Welt H .. ltM, c ..... M ... Ah Jewl1h ftll'lli•• •r1 l11vit.d to foi11 Ii• ·111 • f~ 111•111J11gful UJIATH MNIN• SlkYJCg;;:;:;palDAY AT 1:11 P.M. • iphftlllll L..--................ _ "4'·1552 T•""lll• Sh'''" Choir -011•1 Sh1~ot . ' . 10:00 A.M-"J-l'rtdlcts tfll IN" . . . 6:JO P.M-Mfuf1n..,·M ..... .... .., ...................... , .... COAST BIBLE CHURCH MAICO .OUITD & Hl•H. IAN .IUA.fl CAPISllANO · 4fJ.194t 4,...,... .......,. FIRST IAPTIST CHURCH Of NIWPORT HARBOR S.B:c . UNIVIRSITY JAPTfST CHURCH- ttll S. I. rALIU ... IOAI SANTA ANA ..... tm lllilllllOl\'t tcMOOI. ...................................... ~ .. ... lllOltlll ... WOftllf~ ........................................ 111• A.M, 9\'lllffl!IO wottfHI' ............. ;, ................... ,, 11• ,,M: MIDWl•K 111\IKI WIDllUOAY. -··· .. ·--···-·· ····-P•• 'M. 'I ........ A Clfrtlt OWdl PtlMI MHm • -oCHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES. IU.NCH.Q OF THI MOTHIR CHURCH THI FIRST CHUlCH OP: CHRIST, SCIENTIST -IN IOITON, MASSACHUSml "ANCflNT AND MODERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MISMIRISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED" -Sunday, NOY. 21th . Coot• .Me--"lm Cburcl> of Chlrst, S<ionlist 2llO "-9 V_. Dr .. C-.. M .. I...., kllMI-9:11 A.M. a.r.11 s.vlu-11:11 .A.M. ...... ..... ZtSO M .. ~wN Dr. Hunllngton· 11Mcl>--Flr1t Church of Christ, Scltntlll "''Olhoe.H ............. S-.., ...._, _ 9:JO A I I :00 .A.M, c:a...11-t :Jt ,& 11 :60 A.M. · ...... a...-utMef111t.- N-rt Btocl>--Flrot Church of Christ, Scltntlll JJOl YI• LI ... Newpeft hoclt Clt•rw:ll & S.lld.y Scltool-9:00·10:30 A.M. ·IHd ... a...,l.115WaUdo Newport Be•ch-S.cond Church of Chrl1t, Scientist JIOO P•lflc View Dr., Corotta del Met ctl•rcll & S•llMr Scllool -10:00 A.M. IHdl .. IMM -JJOO·I c .. t Hwr. flater NotelunJ WA 1 ... 1 .. TestllllCNIJ' M .. nlfl -I II'·•· -All Ch11rdiel All are cordially invited to atttltd the church 1trviceJ and enjoy th.t priviltge1 of the Reading Rooms Clll14 CoN ProvldM AT ALL SIRVICIS OP NrwPOIT IEACH - ( Dbclptesl MMritt letvt•rty At Up,.r ley loys Club Jill T1ttl1 AM., Coste Meu · Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ...... 10 :45 A.M. Nunery ' !'l11d1rgortft Provl414 Phone: 642-2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy CHURCH OF CHRIST 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA letwen Heritor 11114 F.l"lew SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY ••• , •• , ••••• , , , , t :41 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNION , ••• 10:45 A.M. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP , •••• , •••••••• , •• ,, , 6 :00 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE ST4,0Y •••• , ,, ••• , •• , 7130 P.M . NURSIRY CAJll PltOYIDID w. Wlilt "°"'""" ... ~t Mtnlll•r Mu,ic1I Dirocfor Phono: 645-3191 Day or Night ~NE ~US eOMMUNflY @FURM TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -turll1 ltodi: Drive tnd A1111ttl Or,... Ion. bioQt ~tif of r. " C.,n,.l,IS drive), S~n Dfl90 F-\' fo CU(Ytfl loultl to • Ct,,.,. Dr.) lift II Tlff!lt lledf DrlYI. • ~ ........ s-...... , ..... .,.. ''JO A.M. 5-lay ,Scllool for .U °'" 11 :00 A.M. Moniot Wonhlp NUltllllY CAlll Pll0\11010 AT IOTM HOUll Pfl' l111r1Mtltfl CtrM;91'111"' Ditter ....... Cell JU.IMJI THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Aftl"9• Wiii! ..... tlst 9-rtf ~ Sevelltll-Day .Att-J lh11 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Morning Wor1hlp , • , ••• , , ••• , •••••••••• l :lO i 11 :00 •. m, !iblt School , •• , , ••• 9:4S 1.m. Yo1,1th Group1 •• , , , • 6:00 p.m, Ev1n!n9 Wot1hip ••• , 7:00 p.m. Nunery c1r1 provided 11 •II 1ery!cu 'Oftl( .... 6»-Ulf 0111 0.llOllofl SJ6.t5IO FIRST CHRIS-TIAN CHURCH Victorio & Placentia Ave • ·Costa Mesa • Jo1H1 I. ll'l~p Mllll1I• ltod•I• McH.,h _ DlrMt.r ., Cllrltfl11 ldllCltlol ltrlY Wtrtfli, ........... l :M 1.111 • l lble Scriool .............. f :41 1 . ...,, Mllf'llllll W,,,..,,111 ........ 11:50 1.111. YWlll ··ortc1H ............... ' 11.111, "'-" . ··•··•·•··••·····•· 1 ........ Nursery Care Provided 541-4771 541·6141 Corona del Mar. • COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL ' • 6J I HELIOTROPE Wershlp -to A.Ill. Chltdi ScJi .. 1-10 A.M. 644. 7400 Newport Unity LOlttN b. l'llCklNGl"lf, MlnJ1t1r Devetlo1ol Senlce -10 A.M. & 11:15 A.M. -Sund1y School for 1U 1911 --8:45 A.M. · 1 Stlrl off ll'YllM, Newport IMch Offfw -641°5111 DIAL·A-PU.Yll 646-0639 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes~ ST. JAMIS, l20t Ylo Udo, Newport '-di 7:30 A.ht-Holy f uchorlst 9:00 A.M'.-fo111ily Wonhip & Church SchMll 11 :00 A.M.-Alt.,11ote ~oly Eucharht ' Mom/119 Prfl'(flr, N1uwry Pro•lded Mld·Woek Holy Comm1111lo11 ' Heolll1g '-"'"' Tuesdoy-10:10 A.M. WedHMloy-1:00 P.M. Tire Re\'. Johll'" AsMy II, IKtor -Pho11e: 675·021 0 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Oran ge Ave., C.M. 5u11doy1 7:30 & 9:10 Church School -9:10 TI11nctoyt: 6:30 ' 10 e.rn.: Holy Dirys 01 a11neu11ced Yker, The Re~. Johll W. Do11oldse11 """":Pho ... 141·1126 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach 1:00 A.M .-Holy Communion IJ:]O A.M.-F1mily S1rwic1 l Ch urch School ! N~n1ry Ctr•I It :00 A.M.-Mornf1111 Wonliip INuri•rv C111l 7:00 P.M.-F1Jtivtl Evenlong l S1r111on Epi1top1I Young Ch1.nchrn111 All lilurgi11 1r1 in u11 ti v1rlou1 tim11 T~• (~llr<~ II l lWlf'I IYl!llO-lt ftr H•IY M1nll1e1. J1m11 C. C1ley, P11lor -•62-1 512 Rt,.; IJ6-406J NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 198 Cover Or. ~I 8-3631 Th• Rn. JGl!lft G. 110111, '•1ler Th• Rn. Ro!IOld Whit., A11i.11n1 '•1l1r E1rly Wor1hip 1:00 e.m. Chri1li111 Ed11c1lio11 9:15 1.m. F1sti•1 Wo11h ip 10:JO t .m. Nur,er11 Care Available WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P1cific View Or. Coron1 d•I Mar DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone 644-2664-• 9:00 .A.M. ,_,lly Wenlllp 10:00 A.M. 11111111.., Clrl11rclrl khool • 11 :OO A.M. ,_,," WitrMI' ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park'; Irvine Rev. Herbert N. Nleranll • I~ SckoS-9:00 A.M. e1Jf9r ....,ke -f:N A.M. h1111lty Semw -10:30 A.M. IJJ,1211 Nt1fMfY Core IJl.J241 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER • w.-ia-t1:11~.A.M .. Hunti119lo11 l11ch l!.IRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 5J6-lll7 S1rvic11 -9:11 a. 10:JO Nursery C:..r• All M6r!l1ng Ch11rch School -9:11 It. MkltMk lphc:o!Mll Cli•rd M-.Mrlte .t P•lflc Y1ew Dr. C--.MI M• PHMi: 675·0950 · Co1t1 J.\t11 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH H1111tl119to11 l11ch -Nortli COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 61162 H1il Av1. 142-4461 Wo"hip I Church School · 1 •th St. I H1rDer Blvd. · Ch11rch Worship-•:30 I 11 Ch11rch School -9:l0 541-7727 9:00 l J O:JO A . .M. Co1l1 M111 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH lrvi11t -E11t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH IJJ.12JJ M111 Vtrdt l Bilrtr St. 549-2719 Wonhip &: Church School 9:00 l lO:lO A.M. 11422 Culvor Roi• 11 Unlv1rlll'/ Ofl"tt Worship A Church Schtol F'ou~t1i n V1ll1y 9 I IO:lO A.M. FIRST UNITED . l1gu111 lotc:h METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 11225 Bu1h1rd 962-2593 Wo"hip & Chur ch School •:lO A.M. 21612 W11ley Drivo __ ...,... wo,,hir .,, . M iniif1r Ford R. Miller Churih Schoo -I 0 A.M. - 4••·1011 Newport B11d1 CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. B1lbo1 Bl~d. 671-1105 Wonhip--9:30 A.M. Chu1c:h School-9:l0 l 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M°'111le INHr Ado1111) H111rfllffee .... 1..,. Dot1t1kl I. ROMrts, P•tw 5111uf-r WerMl11: 9:30 A.M. Cll1rclrl School: t :30 A.M. Office: 20112 MOfllOll• St. ......_: 961·4940 • Church of the Covenant 2150 Ftil"J.w Rffd, C•to M ... lnte• ...... ,, ... , • .,~ 5111111.y Wont.Ip: 9:JO & 11 :00 A.M. Chwrtll Schoel t:JO A.M. l'lloM: 517-3140 Community Pres.byterian Church 415 hl'ftt.A.,...., .......... . •••• ae...id H. l iilnl-R ........ ,......, 0 Hlerpe '•'"'or WenM,: 1:41 • 9:30 • 11 A.M. c•• so..I: f:ii no•: 494.11ss St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 'DO St. A11drewt Reff, Newport IMc~ Cherin Herbert DlerellfleW, hider Wonhl, & Churcll Scheel: I , 9:30 ' 11 A.M. ,.. .... : 644.7;41 St. Mark Presbyterian Church eo,..., Jo111bo'" ' tnrbl11ff Drl••· eo,... Ml M• Jalftft Grohorn 91:hit, Pnt•' WorQf, & Ch11rclt Schei -9:00 l 10:JO A.M, .,,. ... : 644·1l4t Trinity United Presbyterian Church 17tti & PttlPOCt, Sntt1 AMI fVa 1111. IOlt et N..,.rt Pwy.) OUTSTANDING YOUTH no•R.AM-ACRU OP PAlllN• W•f'lhl' • Cli1rdl Schet -t :OO • 10-:21 ,...,.: -.Orte M..tt .. : ... 0'""-, M PletMlrl Ml•htet ef Mnk-De...-r,... -""9: 144•7111 A'1rentlst Church mA ...... 1t .. c...M .. .....,.,,....,,..,.. ........ --d PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH WAY IN NLLOWSHIP '/ J f M .. • Y•• Dri" 6 1e1r., SfTMt, CMto Met0. C•lff. CHUICH OF RELIGIOUS SCllNCI hurch 0 AH.Olt•W c. AHOlll:50N. ,.,,., -JOHN WllTIY, Ankltlw , .. i.r 01' /lfVIN• s.w. .... ScJt..I • • • • 9:Jt ..... w. ... .i.., Wril' , • 11 :00 ..al: 'U!'ld•Y klloll1 •111 -MemW.. Wor"""I l!DO lftlll 111111 lUHO•V •••• ,,-, d .............. 111• A.M. P~11t• of P11ct l11th•r111 Sch..t -Miu E1tlitr OJ10"' ''lncip1I M~lller .,,. 1111..., J.U-. 11:.l.C,,. OU. I' OiC~-Offi,, Pho11e1 149-0111 SUool P"61111 149~f61 1411 Pec.lfk Coast HJP'"f /~::::~:;;;~~:::;=;=;;=;~~:::;;::;;==;:=;;~;=;~:==~.~1~ ... :::'::''::::'::"'':"'~C~•~~~·~•~·~::,:·~.,::.. ............ :;;:=a;i~ Pr1yor Mo1tl119 WM., 7130 p.1111. ~OUNTAIN VALLEY "l!ST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C. "M ..... ~ IMtNH SMter ...t W....., ,.,., a ... Jefbr lildjll_ lllONy klllll •• , • ., •• 11• 6 •1• Mtrlllltt '""""' ........ •1• 1" U l'ltflllll ¥•"'°' ........ ' P.M. ..-Yewtll Cllelr 6 &!Mt l!WJ -Attv ... ..,.,, ,....,.., CM Ii......., tt .U ltl"t'-. ( C H R I ST L ~,:.,~ .. E >~•~N C H U RC H THE EIRSLCHURCH OE RELIGIOUS...SCIENCI 760 Yktorl• S.t, Cost11 M... Mffll_, ttivrc~ If UftU::, ~= ll~~1 k""1t. ._.. A119tllt Lolf'l1r Y, T•rMw, Putor 541•1404 lUHOAY llllVICI ., ., 111• A.M. Wt"h!J' tenfcllt t ill & 11 A.M, Slill'Mll•• klltoh •1• A.M. Mlnl1tli · •• AIMrt'l11rt1, 11:1(1' Mun ·~'· ci.11: ti• A.M. THI Cllrl1tles11 ll•rHllHrY kho•I -141·6161 ' • ··~~~ ~~:i 0:M~1::::.T &llClf =- '. ,!iitur~y, NMmbtl' 27, 1m --,_.:;o.ra..Yr mHi•e ./ DAIL y I'll.IT G -· .. , and. P-e Gif~ks-Take-SteP, I • IConUnued ftom PaJe 4l e':tS m. At th«! Jl a.m. An Advent workshop will be " ' · • · • servl~Pastor Sm\th Is con-hel$1 at 5 p.m. Sunday t.o start pastor, will speak on "The ttnuln his.· series of messages preparations for Christmas. •1• -Way ot Man' and the Way of ·with• lfitual Gifts Defined." Advent services wJll .be held " Cott." Ani.· 0Usel ts Otganist. Sunda , evening at 6 p.m., the !ach Wednesday at 7:30.p.m. .: LJoyd · Danielson is servJcr will be shared 'vith ,. '.t .Chqiro1a~Wr. Swnday ·School meff!bii:l'S of the MisSion Hills "Llvlng on Tiptoe" will be . :-: for grades two and above at 9 .Baptil$ Church in Mission vie. the subject or Pastor ~· a.m: ' 1o. qsiJtism,. as well as, Ackerman's sermon Sunday at r celebr~tion of The Lord's Sup-tbe"I0 a.m. Urvlce OJ worship 1·1~ growing "Singl~s groups per is ~· Pastor Smith's at Chri&l Lutheran Church~ ol lhe .Garden Grove Com· messa e is "A Man of Camino Capistrano at Del is mu.n!ly Walk-Io, Dr I v e ·I n Pr aye ''. Nursery Care is pro-Gado Road, Capistrano Beach. Cburch · 1214l Lewis St., an-vided tall services. ' The first candle of the Advent ,, !<"" no11nce-. their -third monlhly Wreath will be ligh~ed next Singles'· Night, Friday at 7:30 The cf!ebration· or \VOrship Sunday to mark the •-· p.m. in·the church sanctuary. will held at thE: Saa observance of the first Su.nday Speaker wJll be tbJ Rev. John Cleme UnJted Presbyterian in Advent. The Advent season • Wimber. & minister of the' Cburcf, ll9 Avenue Estrella, is the season or getting ready Yorba Linda Frien(l 's ChurCh, at 9: and 11 a.m. The for the coming or Christ once who composed and arranged Chane 1 Choir will sing two .again into the hearts and lives hit music riCOrds .for th~ beaut*' anlhems. "Sing to of those who believe in Him. popular. Righij!ous Bros., the Urd of .Harvest" and The pui-ple Altar .. Pulpit and before entering the 'ministry. "Tbanls Be tG God' 'W)der the Lectern haniings will signify a .' Last month's Singles' Night dlrectico of Mr. J ohn lime of repentance an H brciught together almost 800 Le~rett. These . p r a i s e preparation of the heart for • . Orange county and L o s---sr--rVIClr are for the whole his coming. ---Angeles Go!Jnty single adults family. The publiUs cordi~ _ -- • for the meeting. . "invited · to attend. T tie Followtng the Sunday-school St. Joba the D ivi ne · ,. EplSt:opal Church, 2 0 4 3 ~a · Ortin'ge, Costa Mesa will observe Holy Communion at 7:30 an'd 9:30 a.m, and in- cluded hi the· ServiCe wil l be the tifiTted Thank Offering ln'g?thering. Nursery care and Church Schoo l at 9:30 a.m. The Youth Group will meet 7:30 p.m. at the'church. Reverend-Joseph S. Stephen" classes it 9:30 a.m. at Foun- will bring 8 message from tain Valley Community God's word eatitled '1Spiritual Church this Sunday, Pastor P.0.W.'s." Twenty-two or Gur Stanley P. Alien will speak on high sc~ool young people left "Joy and Peace in Believing" today for Rancho Sordo Mundo at the 11 a.m. hour. The near E D s e n a d a , Baja church is located at 9420 Californi8. and will return Talbert Avenue. Word con- Sunday. They will be planting ce;ning the c~ut'ch's t~o citru's trees and \Viii share missionary ramihes wW be 1n- their faith. Church School for eluded. In lhe evening, at the children {rom tWo-yeirs-of age 7 :30 p.m. hour, chapter nine of and adults begins at 9:30 with the Book of Acts wifi_be the C.Ollege Age class meeting presented for a ffee-wheeling at 11 a.m~ discussion. This will include l • An Ageless Book for a New Age i5 the sennon subject at Harbor Christian C b n r c It , Disciples of Christ, meelfng the story or the con¥e rsion or the Apostle Paul. --. - and will be 11pe1Jdni to the St. Errie3t Holmes, dean and Jiiil'ts congr•gaUon on the. fo\lf\dtr .0£ the, lnsUtute of. · mission· aod outreach ol the Religious· Science. s u n d a y . church jn the late twentieth. School meets at lbe same hotir ceiitury. The 'regular 7:30 IJn. and servlt:es"llr.e followed by a celebration ·~( .the Holy Com· ·coffeeJellowship hour .. rQ ·:Jl~pair .. Sln~~ .. . . . ~ . : ATHENS·rAP) -The Greek phase!: architectural design o( the chhrcb_proper: deSign. utilization·· ~ari'"d . beaii tl}ltiltion of \he· surrodndjng atei. -The seconif -Priase wa'.s: "f_ifta111 deeided upon but the dedsion for the actual des!gn ·or the chur9h rema~ opeh. . · • mWl.ion will be conducted by · · •• gover'rtniet1t, 'setklflg·t.B' .fulfill rt· promise 142 ·years ola, ia taking the (irst ·&t«!p tOWard construc{lon ot il Shitne·io the Father. Harlan Coykendall, · Tempie Belb "David o (. Honorary As&Jstant. There will Or•nse·Couoly wUI cond~ct ita be child-care.at 1 and 11.a.'!l-• ngular Sabbath Eve n'i n g and the Church School will Service,,;.. on Friday at the hold regul1_1;I' ~lasses at ~ 9 c 0 mhunUty Congrtgatlonal a.m. bOilr. Chw-cb. 4111 Katella Ave., in S.1vior. · t • • ' ·UCI Tea·' ch.er wtien cree.ce\riurriphed Qvtr the bttOma'n. ~mptre the ~1.4ers of· th~. ~w1y bbm:state Bill Butler, president of Wycliffe Auociate.s, will be guest speaker at Crown Valley Covenant Cbw-cb S u n d a y morning at the eleven o'clock morning worship service. This .service· as well as the Sunday School sessions will.-be held in the '· cafetorium or Crown Valley School. 29292 Crown Valley Parkway, I,. a gun a Niguel. Mr. Butler has been president of Wycliffe Associates, Inc., for the past four-years. Prior to assuming this post he was in the auto business for 20 years. Born in San Diego, he, his wife. and two sons live in Orange. Los AlamJto&. The Services will begin at"8'.1S p:m. and will be conducted by Rabbi Henri E. Front and Cantor Harry Newman. We Invite everyone to come and enjoy our strvices with us. The sermoh topic at this service: "I.s Chanukah Worth It?'.' Everyone Is cordially invited to attend the traditional Oneg Shabbat and social ho u r following lhe srvices which will be hosted by ~1r. and Mrs. Richard Fratello and Family. and Mr. and ~1rs. Milton Fox. S U d l eAvisqec! ,the shrine_ a_s a etS ..£.i8ll e ' lqken, o(lhanksglvlhg lot the emergence of ·a . Christian Greece out or 400 years o( . , r-.1os1em ru1~. Pre·acl . Arter Pre~r G •or g e . ter . Dr Maurk:e. A 11 a rd, ~a p'adopoulos• go.vernment' Production . swept into po~er !n r?S? it w ·u 's· . k associate profeSsor Gf music vowed to fulfill the ntgJected _ l · pea at UCI . .an<i djrector ~f the pledge. --·· ~ · Irvine Chor~le will s:ondMcl the . The barren Tourkovounia or Members ·arid friends cf the rod h Turk'sJllU :w3.s cOOsen ·as the Presbyterian Ctfurcti of the countywide · P uc.UQn oi 1 e ·site. on · the : ·owtskirts of t.1aster of MissiOn Viejo wl!J ..Messiah'' by Handel. lo be .Athens. . hold their annual all:Cliurch heard-suhd&y ifternoon. Dec: The ·govemmeiil estimates i.t dinner-Dec. <t, at Reuben's at _s .i&t 4 · p.m. in · the Garden: wl\LCQ.$.l 4.00 milfion drachma. the .orange Qounty Ajrport. Rev. John A. Lindvall, Grove · Comnlunity Drive in equivalent ·to·.$13.3 millicin, tG Cue.st si:>eaker will ' be Jim former chaplain ·and now on Ch.urch.· · · build the cllutch and ·turn Vaus. lln ex-convict who the staff of Southern Californna Organist 'Vill be Jack Miller Turk's liillintG a·fine ·national became an evangelist in New College will speak at the Cosla formerly of the Santa Ana park. York's stum area, and founded Mesa Foursquu e Church, 174 • Presbyterian Church and the Official! salil the project Youth Development, inc .. to Orange Ave. this Sunday in h . bord. 1 UI be J es ''w111 surVive the · ages · and aid. teenagers of those areas. lhe 11 a.m. morning worship i!rpstc is w am constitute· an e Io q u en t Pearson of Anabeirn. The His talk W111 folfow the 7 service. Sunday .School will "A•"'hern -Cali"fomi·a d""tors lestinlony · lo the cultivated . d" d ·~ ts convene at 9:45 a.m. with an o.JV\11 "'" tstheticism and · the high p.m. inner.• an th.'11.e are opening assembly in the Main symphony orc~estra will ac· arUstic level or the modern still a~ailable by ca. I ti n g Sanctuary with Rev . LaDeane coi:npany. the three hundred Creeks who· should. inspired Mr. and "Mrs. Robert R~nde. A. Jacotss. Supt. in charge·. vo1~e cho1t ... • . -by-the' prtljttt's sanctity· and ltl0-2978, or Mr. and ~trs~ Ron The Youth of the.. church will J?itectOf M~ur1c~ Allard has Mtlonalo symbolism. willingly Kennedy,. 83G-0698, according have an Indian Reservation en1oye<f a_n dlust~1<>1ls career lake up lhe chaJlenge so that to.the Rev. Richard 1.1."Bush, Echo Setvict at 7 p.m. Rev. as a chora~cond~cfor, concert the result will bear the stamp pastor. Robert B. Jacobs. pastor ,will and operatic baritone and a~ a or esthetic perfection and Vaus, the guest speaker, ~ each Sunday at Upper Bay ·r ,Boy'.s Club , 2331 Ti.istin st., Parade' of lrtasures sale from kit~~n , closet, and creative hands tq be held on Saturi:Jar., ~ 4 :from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Balboa Island locatioo of the Newport Center United Methodist Church. 115 Agate., Fronl-lhe closels ~£ members and friends will rome nearly new a n d treasured toys, c : o the s, Christmas de.coral !Ins and hoosehold items. F min IJ1eir kitchens will com~ baked goods and from their crea tive hands will come all kinds of ima.gi nati v e gifts for Christmas giving. r.eatured will be the woodland tteations of Mrs. Don Bowlus. This sale was sparked by two members in their nineties, one with an The Vl!:nerable dal'y Adams. field officer of tbe Diocese of Los Angeles. w\11 be the pre8cher at 9 and ll·a.m. Sun- dr.y at St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via ·L i d o , New.port Beach. Fa t h e .! Adams. who until recently was Dean of the Long Beach and Pasadena Conv~ations has just been appointed; one of three Admin ist rati ve Assistants to the Right Reverend Francis Eric Bloy. Bishop or Los Angeles. Dean ..Adams will be in charge of all of the mi ssi onary con- congregations of the Dicicese in th general metropolitan area The Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of the Church of Religious Science of Lag1p1a Beach, will SJJ:eak on Sunday on the topic "Living Joyfully." Services are held at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. At the. church, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. During the 9 o'clock service classes are })eld for children through high school age. 1'eachers trained In the Science of ~find are in charge. Nursery care is also provided during the early service. show four 15--minute color teachei:-. He has a great 1n-. G~ek~.{prm." · ·· was a pastor's son who "went filmstrips on the Birth of terest m ballet and ~as sw~g Plans to build the church sour,!.!-in -the words o( an Christ. !h~. first ~ne. "The An· . and studie<l ~~~!YeJY. 111 _ ta.Ve tAQt fil':li<.WUJ!! ev~'s : ~soc~. ij~-ha~ .... ~~ eJ:~ nunclation . will be on --Europe.. . approval. But it appears tHat pelled·lrom-the Bi\ile Inslitute Wedn~!lday night at 7:30 p.m. ~roducl1on ~CoordLnatGr G. Premier Pa~dopoulos has of Los Angeles for stealing; fie will also speak on a series \Villard Bassett has appointed won· oUt over those who· say was a8kedloJeavecollege and cf four mes sages Gn committee · c b air m c n to lhe money shapld go-for ft'Klre was sentenced tG the county Christ~as, relating to the facilitate the . orga~iza~ion of schools and· bospitalJ; ioste,ad jail ~fOr 'aimed robbery in filmstrips. Fr Id a Y the lhe event which will include of churches, on·e ·-benefit Beverly Hills: had b c en Crusader YGuth Happen ing singers from approximately 50 emanating from the entire courtmartialed during \Vorld Service will feature "The Protest.nit and C a t h o I i c project will be dbviouS -the \V.ar. ll for ·stealing govern- Church Men Singers'' at 7 ·churches 1from San Clen1ente hill will be transformed from ment property, and h a d p.m. a rap _sessiGn with tG \Vhittier. They include an ugly barren maSs to a. pie-beCorhe -a 'Wire tapper for refr~shn:ienls· will foll~w the Sheldon Disrud, director or nicker's and stroller's delight. Mickey Cohen and his Um -__ ..cos.ta....Mesa. SurfMy'Stho61 ls \ at 9:45 and worship Is il 10~45 : a.~: Dr. D.,V. McElroy is the I minister. f The guest speaker this Sun- day morning at the 10:30 a.m. I service at the Unitarian- Uciversalist Church or Costa ..::::-.M&81 ,12S9· \lictdria;-will be i the noted physical geographer l\1r. Vincent Goswich. lo.Ir. Go'swich has just returned There are wondrous possibilities indwelling each of us. We need only begin where 've're to brlng them into play in our lives. For his sermon- lecture this SUnday at The First Church of Rellgious Science of Newport Beach, the Rev. Albert Burke has selected "Life Ch an gin g,. Foices Are \Vith in Us". The 10 a.m. services are .held in the E~I Club, SIS Balboa Blvd., on the Balboa Peninsula. The sen.ice \5..prcceded by a taped message by the late Dr. service in the Fellowship Hall music for the tlour-of Power A year ago. the gov.errun!?nt Angeles gang." · of the church. T.V. ·program Crom I he announcro a design "cotn-:4.n -eq>erienced electronics Garden Grove Community petition. for the Church of the technician. he had _perfected a _Jtpm a..t.tcndinti the National 1 Conference on Population at Stanford. J-l c will be sharing \Vith us his insights and knOwledge gained and its im- plications as they pertain to \ o·ur · growing t'oncem about f pOpulation and also with the ability to sew and the other ,--------,.-------------, when she moved to a retire-J The lighting of the c'2llC!Je Church: Dave Held, director Savior: Arclltiects Were in-wire Lapping scbeme that in· "He>pe." will mark the l:iegin-• of roii!ic at Orange St. John strucled to express 1he 11hlgh tercepted ahd delayed results ning of Advent this Sunday at Lutheran; Larry Ball of ideals. which constitute the .of--horse--races ·that enabled First U11ll~ ftfelhodis~ Church O~ge, Firs~ Prestiylerian£._.~v~v.e ~S!09c~!_Qle Gree.k bookmakers In St. LQuis to or Fountain Valle), 18225 Denni.I Kr~use of Santa Ana nifion."1fufbone of ffie plans place bets On winning liifi-scs. Bushard St. Candles will be TririitY Uhl.led Presbyterian subrqij.led, tfi! .,.,, late ei--. VJIUS' wife persuaded him to liitlteQ eacl,l ~day~ A~'!'ent ., and.. .J>9a:: JJotnr .1oJ_.,.Vall~y amln!ng bOard nil!, hsd'.mll.cb ac:eotnt>any her to a Billy ·at lhe 'worship services. '":'e HJgh School and"Leisur'e World trace 'oT \he ldeals they were Cfahani · c r"u sa d e In Los ser:noo ~Y R~.v. Ford R. ~ii-Geneva Presbj'terian. There is seeking. ~ ~ , · . , ,Angeles, and it was there that l I • -: [ ... t • ; • I I ' • I . restoration or beauty around . u.s~ Nursery_ care will be pro- vided. Friday cv·cnlng at 7:30 p.m. lhe Prist Baptist Cliiirch of S!ln "Clemente.· 101 \V: Mar- quita-. \viii show !he film . classic. ''Merlin Luther". The pubUc is invited. J.. family pot.luck is planned by church members to begin at 6:30 p.m. in1he Fellowship Hall . Guests are welcome. Sunday School classes for . au ages begins at Deatl• No t ices ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCIJFF MORTUARY 4%7 E. 17th SI., Costa TtJts1 6<&-<i!S • BALTZ MORTUARIES· Corona dcl 1\1.ar OR 3.9450 Cosla rtlcsa !\fl 6-%4.N • nELL BROAOWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Costa Tt1esa LI 8-:1433 • McCOIL\UCK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1795 Laguna canyon Rd. ., ... 9415 • PACIFIC VIEW "llEMOR!AL PARK -·CemeteT'.1 · t.fortuary . ~I 1500 Pacific Vie" DrtYe NetVpert Beacb. C11l(oroi1 6ll·t70ll • PEEK FA~t1L V ment home wanting her extra lhings sold to help htr dlurch Bible Week Blossoms in its new location. .. ';SEVEN GOOD r.tEN" wilt be the sobjel!t used · at 11 a.m. Sunday by Dr. Verner I. Olson. in the First Baptist Church, 24521 M o u l t o n Parkway. Laguna Hills. Under the leadership of Mr. Al R. \Villiams,. every activ e member ol the First Baptist Church will receive a call, within a fe\v days, from one of many couples who will visit and explain the exciting pro- gram of the church for 1972 -and wiU answer quesHons. The church is looking for"A'ard to the "Sixth Anniversary Ban- quet" on Tuesday evening Qec~mber 14. Newport Unity Ch u r c h , meeting'. each Sunday in the Senior Citizens Building of Newport Beach, 15th _and Irvine Ave .. will hold services at 10 and 11:15 a.m. Rev. Loren Dale -FUckinger will speak on "Thy Will Be Done." The LeSS()n-Sermon to be heard in all Christian Science churches Sunday will be "An- cient and Modern Necromany. alias Mesmerism and Hyp- nol~m. Denounced." Area churChes and services times include : Costa Mesa . F'irst Church tA .Christ, Scientist. 2880 Mesa Verde Drive. II a.m.: Huntington Beach First Church. 8th and Olive St., 9:30 -and 11 a.m.: Newport Beach Firsl Church. 3300 Via Lido, 9: 15 and 11 a .m. and Newport Beach Second Olurch, 3100 'Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar; lb a.m . Lutheran Church or Our • Savior, San Pablo and San · Gabriel Ave .. San Clemente, holds family worship at JO ~.m. with adult study al 8:45 a.m. Children's Sunday scl\001 Is also offered. Lay Assistant Don Brewer is starling a new series Monday at 7:30 p.m. MARRIAGE PROILIMSl ''" .... ,,., 5-nlq. Cluhtlo• M•nlaofe c-w.n. ... .........,.. f'llpkle,M, PlycJllttrim, P1tc1Mlltltn. • (~14 ) 548-2837 MadisQn Avenue Style By LOUIS CASSELS ~ ... I RtlllklU5 Edll•r This is N<tliorial Bible Week and. as you may have noticed, it is being promoted this year in a novel, not tG say sta.rtling, fashion. _ Full-page ads appearing throughout the country 1n newspapers", magal.ines and college periodicals depict pop- ular music stars such as Richie Havens, Sonny & Ch~r 3nd the Seatrain Croup as avid Bible readers. For example. one ad has a large photograph or the Seatrain. wilh the, caption: ''Look \Vho resds the Bible." ''The people who make music today read the Bible." the ad copy says. "It's that klnd o{ book. It can make thi'?lgs wGrk fDr you. Read th~ Bible. Find out where all the music's coming from :• The Lavmen's National Bible Commiltee. which is sponsoring ihe campaign, includes in each ad this offer: "If you don't have a Bible of your own, we'll send you one ror only a dollar." The Bibles sent to those who fill out the coupon are hard-cover editions of the Revised Standard Version (RSVI. one of the bel'it mGdem translations of the scriptures. A hard-rover ILSV fOI $1 is a genuine bargain -even if you already have a Bible. The obvious intent of this unusual advertising cam. paign is to combat the notion, extremely widespread among young pro11Ie today, that Bible reading is strictly for squares. In addition 19 the ads carried in print media, the cam; paign includes ont·minute radio spots featuring the Byrds group singing "Turn, Turn. Turn.:• 'A'ith lyrics from the Old Testament book or Ecclesiastes. All of this ~·as cooked up, without charge, by the Madlson Avenue agency Ogilvy & Mather Inc. Newspapers and magazines are donating space for the ads as public service, and radio stations are carrying th: spots on the same basis. The sponso~ing Grganizalion. the Laymen 's National Bible Committee, is an interfaith body which embraces many Protestant ,Catholic. Orthodox and Jewish agencies seeking to increase public knowledge of the scriptures. It \vas founded 31 years ago, but its main aclivity -NatiGnal Bible \Veek -remained a sedate and litUe·noticed affair Wltil Madlson Avenue got inlo the act. It 's anybotly's gue8! whether this approach will ct!n- vert some hitherto-cynical young people into Bible read- ers. Considering the fantasljc succC's.'I of ''Jesus Christ, Superstar'' 111d othc.r "religious rat1f' albums. and lhe mbst1'room growth or the "Jesus t.love1nent" among young people. it would be rash to minimize the possibilities of talking to yo11ng people In their own language. On the nther hand. it is difficult lo avoid some mis- givings about the current tendency to tum Jesus and the Bible Into Yo!Jlh fads. Fads are fine while tile last -but they seldom l11st long. Reading the Bible can "make tblngs work for you" as the ads proclaim . But only U it is a habit Jong and paUently , pursued. ler L5 enl~ll~, The Cele_br@\iJ?i: no charge fo~ the event and After delibera™'1f the plai!-•J1m~·vaus made his decision Community. Com munion ,wijt lht pu'-bllC is invited. ning was divided into . two for1 £brist., .accordinll'to lp his be observed at _the 9:30 a.m~ , " ~rvlct with music. Sund!y · ' biographers. • . I Yea'rs OI niaking 'rcstnution School b al the same I me. \ B' aha'. 'i's Mark D. _ea. th . followed his decision, and It was durlrlg this period that M l d la d one of.h~ hearers suggested e 0 'y n Of .. F . d ' s lhat he lake h~ work IO"East Oun er S On Harlem to help launch a con- N d . · structive program tor gangs Hosts ote , _ ·· "~~· .-., .:.;,. .. , . ..o-,_. 1here. _ _ . 'Pop' Group On Sunday the Baha'is will lhe world-famous J) ah a 'i Unable to draw a crOwd to commemorate., the 50lh An-!louse of Wor~hip on Chi.cago's hi's' store-front "office," Vaus nivel"Sarj of the passing of north shore f(t Wilmet"te, visited the schools of the area, • A b d u ' I • B a h a , son of lllinois,. . , . , demonstrating the magic of The popular musical group Baha 'u'llah, Prophet-Founder In "his ·addresses in the electronics to the unbelieving "Love Seng" will be featured of the Baha'i Faith. The United Stales, 'Abdu!l-Baha youth. They, io turn, visited guesti ~t the "Hol·line }lour" Orange County Baha'i School spoke tfequfntly -of the glow-his tiny mee~ ~Jdce to see at thi Melodyland on Dec. 7 at will center its -cTasses Sunday ing destiny of America· both more electronic equipment, 7:30 p.m. Melodyland is arotind "Abclu'J.Baha, The pest .and fut u_ re . Jn end from thqse small begin.. I 0 cat e d a c r 0 s s fr 0 m Perfect Eicempler." Washlngton, D .. C. He prayed nlngS, YouUJ' ·Development, Disneyland on Harbor· Bfvd. in Hand Of tiie Cause , Mr. that America would be "the Inc. (YCI) was launched. Anaheim. William Seers, will present a first"Tiatiorr to ·e§tablish .the The prograrA contlnues lo- The "Hot·llne Hour" is 8 Public talk i•The Flame" at 2 foundation of international day with ·three cl ubs func· regular weekly feature of the p.m. at lbe John Burroughs agreement • .the fim. nation tiontng Wldtr-the direction of Melodyland Hot--line. Each High School in Burbank. to proclaim the urllversallty of 18 Paid worker! and 40 · 11'i.ankJnd, 'i' .... volUlilt.eers:. Tuesday evening, var JOU s On Nov. 26, 1912 in New 1 _____________________ _ groups present a program York City. 'Abdu 'l·Baha an- aimed at providing answers nounced to the Baha 'is that He for everyday problems of wa s the Center of Hi s Father's today's young people. Covenant-the pcrsolJ Who LAS VEGAS l..(lve Seng ls a musical Baha'l.l'llah· promised would gropp consisting of f o 11 r Jeed the ~a_hffl after •Hs W1$1)YARO MO MOTll -WnRLD'S WSW -1,000 R.OOMS oultltandlng m u s i c 1 a n s · death. I On th• $trip N1xt t1 Stl~u1t. clrcu$ ClrC1i ''Rlvlti1 dedicated tG helping young 'Abdu'J.Baha was born in . · .: . . ~ · . 's· . · people involved in drugs and . , .. other problems. All members Tihran, Persia (now Irani, I of the group were at one lime. May 23, 1844. From childhood I s;:~~~sp;)!~:~1:?i,iir~:~' c~ .. i~i~E::,~ Fl~r~e;~ I ·su· s· rJL. ' zn· ' I formal education and no con-I · · ' in drugs. eastern phllosopbles, tact with We.stern lhought. In I . • I vegetarianism and religious 1912 'Abdu'l·Baha .. traveled · · : Olll'·S,tcfa{ ~fltQ~.Yti:• jlSt 81tor, Cflri~Mll. Wt lDYI Yelll • c11lls. from ,the Jfoly Land to the • · · : · ' · · · • I Jay Truax plays electric United states. lie spok~ Iii . -·-~UMff~D ~R-_NOV.28 THROU~OE!;,22,19l} ; bass and piaoo with the group. numerous uni,.rsities. I ·".'J'll[ IJS'WRAt YOU "WA'NTTO P'AY: 'I Tom cOomes plays electric synagogues. ·.:.:..p.,e-a.c.e. and , . · and ·acousucat· gunar and· philosophic socieoes wMle ;n I $JOO $880 •1 090 I prior to joining Love Song America. He spo'kc w i th I , 111.. NJ , 11l, 1r1 2 t l l'. 11H ,. I played with a populu local scholars. p!riJoSGphcrs and Olll'fll~ •. 2,,,,u , 2,2,.,•,coru group called "Wing and 8 scientists. David Stair Jordan, I DtlllXI 2 Jtlfrto!ft ~,_,.,n! Sitlltt at Sp1cl1l l1W R1t1s, Tttl I Prayer... Bob· Wall play~ d f s l f d I I guitar and had a grovp called Pr~; •nt 0 ' a n or PRICES· GOOD 7 DAYS A. WE81-.NO UPS!' "Houston . 'Fearless'' which University, satJ;l.-lhat the · teachings 'Abdu'l-B11:ha pro-made the concert tour on the claimed·would unite 'the world \Vest Coast In Hawiil and --bsck east. for 1-(c walked Jbc 4nJStic way Chuck . Girard. leader of with practical ftcL" , "Love Song" was with a 'Abdu'l-Baha •• whQ.9' name C II " means "Servanl OCthe·Olory," popular rock group .. aste s laid lhe corneii!ofte In <112 ·of ·I' • IRING THIS COUPON TO DOllT OUK·W. ltUC YOU CllWC IN In the earl¥ sixties. ~ r==========:::;;:::::=:;====;r · . . ..:1~!.2!~~~~e~~ : ~···=•••;,;~;.,;~~=====:!ii .,..,,f .......... lffh. ~"" --.. "'"'· ... : • ~·,....... PJrtr, " .. hut llw.•fllQ ..,., r•. I ' , 1r ::...-... _u ,.._ ____ IMll,J40~•...c.•oer•-I < 1 -'"'";fiiiijiilh.-~ llatlr cWp. Alllrlcoo llp1ns. • 001..0NlA.L FUNERAL HOMF. --..GI lloB• Al'e. ·oven flemoriol pntk Tht Southla11d's l\fosl Beaiili/ul r I -m ttnfnsttt 89W62l • ~lllTHS' ~iORTUARV m Ma\n SL nunllngt(ln Oeacb 5$.65:it Memorials Come 10 I his Christian S.icn« _Lccturc MAVSOlNM • COlV .. A .. VM • C!M!!RT "ARE YOU RESOUR'CE.F~L?" 11>wa..il TREES f h WORLD i.r •• , , .. L ....... , c ..... . &r lh• o t e ,...,.., ......... 11 1100 P.M. 'l ~~~~~-=~~~~J1~~~~~~...,.~~:....-B~el~w~e~e~n~S~a~11ra~A~•~•~•'1<l~~O~r~••~1g~e~/~--~·~•:c:o!N~D~t~H~U:•~c~H~o~•~c~H~•:"~'~·~•c~1~1~N;Tl:•T~--:--JI ~ On Fairview Aven1.1e • 538-1191 J1ot '•'"".Yltw 0,1.,,, C•'6r!• 1111 M•r -.. i....,,-----.,c----~ ------- - \. . . ~ra. "'"'"' i..l WfSTWAtll MO HO Ill lllJI ,_ • ....._, • I • • Sa.turda,J, Novtmbtr 27, 1971 L. /ti. Boyd. Girdles Need A Day Off Too "Co1Dm1ter -ene wbo 1pmdl '11 Ufe. ' -''hi rkllAc to and from ll• wife; 'A man wbo ah1ve1 and bikes a trata 11 Aid Usea rldt1 back Co lb ave agala!' • E. B. WlllfAo How Ione does it take You to get to work In the morn- ing, mister? More than 30 minutes? U so, that's bad. Any man who'• willing to gtve·up ao much time betweert the bou&e and the job probably doesn't muCh like either. Or so contends • St. Louis acbolar. Not counting the New Yort City, Qlicago and Loa Angeles, aver· 1ge commutine Lime n1tJonwide ia 17 mlnuta. ONE O!rr of every 1!0 conceptions ends before the mother even guesse1 she was expecting, report the medlcaJ statisticians. NO. ! on that list of male names liked best by college students at this time Ls said to be James. AMONG PEOPLE who are tame, studies show, only JS percent are allllcted on the right side. How do you ex· plain that? • NO OWNER of 1 spaniel sbouJd forget that the first dog to reach this c O u 11 t r y on the Mayflower was said · breed. IN NEW ORLEANS, the record shows, live another t.tr. and Mn. Boyd who named their litue boy Blue. That's rierce. QUERY -Q. "What three kinds of stores do the Iarg. est dollar volunie?" A. 1. Groctrs, 2. Car dealerships, 3. Department stores. ANOTHER HAPPY romantic combination USUJllf re- sults, claim the~ 'matrimonial experts, if the husband once was a farm boy while the wife grew up as a city child. But an wthappy combination ii apt to be the case, they say, if either the husband of the wife were unduly attached to an older sister. Why I can't say, but these experts don't give cqnsiderable hope to the marriage, either, if the wife were as much a1 15 pounds overweight on the wedding day. · GIRDLES.-Be sure to buy your gird1es two at a time. madam. Each of them needs a rest every other ·day, say the elastic specialistL REGULAR RULE on Paris busses: In case of argu. ment between two passengers over whether a window ought t.o be opened or cloied, closed wins, always. USED TO BE a eeltic wonf "gennani" meaning ''to shout". -History shows the early tribesmen of Germany were so named, because in baUle they yelled a lot. ALREADY mentioned six lootblif coaches agreed \lie wide receiver in tbe most skillful player on the field, phyg... ically. In this category, whlcb the braia boyj categorize aJJ "motor s)tiJls," said coaches ranked these other players in descending order: 2. Tailback. 3. Hallback. 4,.Quarter- back. 5. Comer back. 5. Line BicJ'e~· 7. Tight 111d .. I. Guard. 9. Defensive end. 10. Center. ·11. Defensive tacklt. 12. lnteriQ? lineman. 13. Offensive tackle. ~ AddJ'el.t mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0, Boz 1815, New- port Beach, Calif. 92MO. 40 Miles of Smiles • Chairmen Appointed Another sign Christmas is coming came today with the announcement of co-chairmen for the 1971 editkln or the "40 f.1.iles of Christmas Smiles" decorating and lighting con- test. The a n n u a I competition \Yhich encourages cities. com· mercial enterprises and in. dividuals to light up !he Orange Coast for the holidays will again be co.sponsored by the Orange County Coast Association and the DAILY PILOT. John P..1acnab, president of the Association. announced to- day the appalntment of Cap Blackburn and Carl J. Kymla as co-chairmen of the event. Blackburn operate& a Newport Beach real estate development f I r m , the Blackbum Company. He was formerly president or the Orange County Coast A!socia· Uon and was last year'• chairman of the n e w , streamlined "40 Miles" con· test (the competition \\'as dropped in J9i9 but . was re- juvenated last year). Co-chairman Kymla I s eeneral manager • of t h e l.loulton·Niguel Water District. Both men pledged to con- tinue to use the "new" Orange cOastwl.de contest u a uni· fymi force in the communities . Four Named To Honor's included in the Orange Coast area (the entire 4 0 -m 1 I e Orange County coastline plus inland communities of Foun- tain Valley, Irvine, El Toro, · Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel and other!). Duplicate prizes again will be offered to the seven win- ners in the areawide contest : first, second and third place in l\\'O categories - B e s t Residence and Best Com· merci.al Entry -and a single "Chrislmasville 1971" award for the city, community or area the judges feel exudes the best or most Christmas spirit through use of decora- tions and lights. Judges of the "40 Miles of Christmas Smiles" will score for areawide awards only en· tries nominated by local organizatioll!I. Each community or city which bas a contest Ls tnvited to submit nomi~ for the areawide competition. To get involved in the -"40 Smiles" tfforts, local contest officials should contact Tom McCano, public s e r v i c e manager for the DAILY PlWI'. lndiVlduals who want to compete should check with their own city governments, chambers of ·commerce or beautification committee.s to obtain information and iules for local contests. : , Tentatively, the "40 'Miles" Judging has been scheduled for bee. 20. Entry deadlines In various communities w 11 J vary .. Each potentl.Jl entrant Is ~ to colitact local coot<st officials for d e a d II I\.• tn- Fdur' students rrom com· formalicn. •. munitlo along the Orangeli========,=.::;I eo..t were named to the honor'• list at Cal Poly Pomona for maintaining B or betteT a\.'er•;es during tbe summer. -· The area students are: From r.11a1on Vle)o: Jo Ann P•ugh. From Newport B e a c h : SUsan A. Boyd, 11DberL1 C. LOCAL EDITO~,US The DAILY PILOT Quite Offen Fights City Hall ,J Oelardl and Cary S. C<>dshall .• ________ ...;J ' .. ' .... lloz.SIU _ White Rain . 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I am sick ot uncombed , straggly hair: moustac hes, sid_eburns, bar• feet and clothes that are so "casual" they Jook Jik~ rejects from a rag bag.· · The olher night I had a date with a nice &UY . He went to k{Ss me good!,llght and I got a nu>Uthlul of halr. It was disgusUng. i I told him not to kiss me again uplil.Jl~ g9_l rid of the moustache.and trimmed off a.bout a foot of' that wild made. 'The following Monday he came up to me in school to show me ."Exhibi l A'' as· hf! caDed it. He had shaved off hi! moustache · and his hair was neaUy shaped and.several Inches shorter. H.e looked teJ· rifle. I Could barely believe It. I'll bet if the girls in this country would boy~tt guys wllh dirty, tangled hair, fiiihY jearis, raunchy sweat sh.lrts . and ~e feet , we could get thb whple c.ou'1try cleaned µp again. \Ylll you print t~e SQt· gestion? Thank you. -OHIO TEEN DEAR .JEEN: Beautiful. &~. wtlal about the glrl1 with long, dirty halr. bare feet and rauncby sweat shirts -and no bra1, yet -bow .about some-- one boycottfo1 THEM? • DEAR ANN LMIDERS' Several working girls have this same problem, so when you help me you will be .help- ing others. l share ap apartment with a girl' I'll, call Marge. y..'e i:ot along fine untjl sh_e-be&"Rll to date this Ioater .. I shwld .tell yo'u that moat of the furniture in this place is mine-and it's very gOOd atuff. Marge and this: unemployed J~t take over the living room every night, laughing and talking, playing music, and -roll ing al'(M..lnd· on my good couch. I can't·get to sleep until he ,leaves and Otis has cut into my rest con- lot. but this boylri'end or hen ill too r0ueh. Whaf can I do? - ONTARIO DEAD END. DEAR ONrARIO' Since I do DOL know some Important facts -fDCh as who moved in wl~ whom -I can't be of muCh help. This I CAN tell you, however: T Ill t. ar· rangemeo' is DP\ worklne a.ad someone baa got to move tut. Nut Ume, set ap better rule• for roommate•. Get it ln wrltl.ng -and make • more astute selection. DEAR , ANN LANDERS' Please gjve me a third party's view in regard to -borrowing tools. As a person who is sick or having to go ask neighbors for MV lawn mower, shovel, rake. garden hose, flas}llight, wheelbarrow, lawn sprinkler, hedge shears, pliers, garage ladder -just name it and they've borrowed it -I need you r advice. I might also add th.a t most or the borrowed lools somehow get rusted, broken, worn out, and "misplaced." I've even had • people deny that t}ley had bor· rowed the tools and that was the end of it. Is it mean, unneighborly of selfish to say, "No - I am ·sorry, I do not lend out my equipment." What do you say, An'n'? -PADUCAH HEADACHE DEAR P. HEAD: In fight of tbf! fact ·that. you've bad some bact expeMences wHh your neighbors, I believe you would be justified in saying NO, particularly to tbose wllb whom yoo've bad the bad ex· perie~. · ' siderably. 1 -flow far sllould al eenage The a:rocery bilf is higher couple go? Can necking be now, of CQUrae, .and since Uris. safe? When does it become. too guy came Into the picture no hot to handle? Send for Ann snack ia safe, no soft.drink, or Landers', booklet, "Necking har4 drink, or loo3I! cigarette. and Petting -What Are the After be•leaves Bts~as-~if a· Limits!" Mail your request to herd of locusts had descendtd Ann Landers in care of the , orr<the ~... ;: ' , · •Daily Pilot enclosf'ng 50 cents t· d&ii' w'ant lo be \letlY oi' in 'coin and a long, stamped, ch~ap, and I do lik~ Marge I. self-addressed envelope. Art Viewers Puzzled By Rodin Drawings WASHINGTON (APJ -An exhibition entitled "'Rod i·n Drawings • True and Fl'!lse," deaigned irJ part to allow viewers to guess which .ones were done by the famous. French sculptor and which ones are phony, bas opened at ~ National Gallery of Art. Auguste Rod in, born in 1840, was the greatest French sculptor of the late 1800s, well known for such works as "The Thinker," "The Kiss,'' "The Hand of God" and "The Gates of Hell." Not nearly as well known are his drawings, although he produced an estimated 7 ,000 by bls death in 1917. The exhibition described in a brochure as "the mo!t signifi· cant si nce the artist's death," t:ontains 13'l draw ings lent by private collectors in t h e United Slates and abroad and by public collections in Paris: Tokyo, Ne w York, Los Angeles and other cities. The 1how .will be on display ln the capital through Jan. 23, QUEENIE then goes to the Simon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City from March !J.May 14. "Rodin's drawings are con· sistently astounding in their diversity, .frequently stunning in quality, and at one point revolutionary in conception; yet they ha ve been long neglected," says the exhibition brochure prepared by J. Kirk T. Varnedoe. The diversity ls readily ap- parent. . There are e a r I y academic figure s t u d i e s • depictions rrom fantasy and themes of literature and riiiny draw ings and si mplified watercolo"rs showing the nude figure in motion . Some nude couples, both heterosexual and Lesbian, are pOrtrayed in em· braces. Other nude women display an a Joor, spiritual quality. The show also includes a group of Rodin's drawings of French architecture, primari• Jy studies or cathedrals, and a small selection of related Rodin sculptures. By l!hiLlnterlancll • ~·No, t haven 't flipped. My pa.ota' ripped and I bad to borrow um. t• , ' -. ' " .· ._ __ • • , ... • . . a (;omment • . ' ' • I ' ' Yeah, '8tude ni s, Y ou~re St~ll the . S_afile Bun~h \Vhtn . He nry F. Ottii1ger. an 'in· structor fir l'nglis l+ and doctorol ca11- dida te at the Uuiversity of Mi$so11ri at Coluptbia. wo"nd «P. ibe s«ime$te; as ieac'her of one cltaS. he couldn't restroin fron1 niaking a few pN:ngent comme-n t.s about his views on today's sluclenU. The se temarks are token from a-.1ec:tt{re he delivered lo 'that Instructor Loses His Bid to Turn Them On After all, instant thing~. like breakfast' and TV dinners, ·are easily digestible - and easily regui'gltated and -not te~ ribly nourishing . class. · ., would do .what Wt could to break the molQ, doctors, socio!Qglsls, engineers to discover· things. But they 're poisonous as' well. -They exploit and ensfave students; AS YOU KNOW, things .went Crom In· they petrily~ society: they ma kt itlal ecstasy to final catastrophe. And democracy unlikely. Arid it's not. what recently I fell back -no, you forced me By HENRY F. OTTINGER you'r.e !aught that does the harm b_ut how ~ack . .-iotG assigning gener.al ~pies. As And now, like ii or.not, I'd like to say a you're taught. Our .schools teach you by a result of that action, alJ.d _a·tot of other pushing you around. by stealing your \viii factors ; this Semester has beeii the worst few p8rting words. . and your senSe of po\ver. by making I have_ ever taUght. As you kno"" I began the semester Iii a timid, apath~ic slaves of you -._autbori·. J learned, that all this bull abOut 1'get· v;ay that departed fron1 t~e manner in ty a.ddict!I." . ting 1lt together" or: "working together" which f had taught composili.on cl<1sses iii That sounded -like a breath of fresh air (be it lor peace or a grade) is'just that - the past. Much of my attitude at that back in February and I suggeste"d that we bull. The ·1950s wer~ labeled by pop time was influenced by J i:.rry r~arber's . try to break th e mold, tha t we could sociologists as "the sileht generation." l book, "The Studei1t as Nigger." On the write papers on any subject we wanted, assure you that they had'nothbfg on you. first day of class. I read to you the that "'I! oould s.pend class tlme discussin2 Ten years ago, tlfe people around the fol!o1ving: . things, !?fther '.'the burping l,ssu~s o~ ~h~-. f~un~ins wore . saddle shoes, chinos and '"School is \vhere Y'1U let .the dying . day or otherwise. You.see med to agree; , long· hair. Now they're barefoot, wear soc iety put its trip on you. Our schoo~ and w.e .spent tµtle agrffeeing toget~er thitt · .Army fatigues and have long hair. Big may seem useful: to make children inf&-' indeed Farber had the word, and wt· ·revelation: it's the same bunch of people. -. . Ho w Smart Can Chimp Be Made? Generally, this class has been the most silent, reticent, paranoid bunch of people as a group I have ever encountered. You bad an opportunity to exchange ideas (Whlch, it Often turned out, "you have not got"), and you were too em· barrassed to do so. Most of all, you had the opportunity to · be free -free from the usual absurdities of a composition class where topics are assig ned, thesis statements are , su!r mitted, and so on. You also had freedom er thought, as long as i~ was confined to the standards of fonnat English. You bad the opportunity to be free -tp be responaible to yourselves -and you suc· ceeded in proving to me · and to yourselves that freedom i$ slavery, a line from 1984 which I hope, for the sake of all of us, isn't prophetic. But you protest (Oh, bow I have wished . ' you would)': "We're.incapable of handling . all this freedom at once. You see, Mr, Qt.. Unger, we've been conditioned ; we're not used to all Of this." One of-the most nallSeati,ng remarks t • have heard tWs semester is, uGos~, col- lege is no fun ,"-or, when an idea is presented, "It doesn't turn me on." Well, I read that in Farber, too, and it's bull. Rats--and dOgs are conditioned, and are usually incapable of breaking that conditioning. Human beings can break conditioning, if, it's to their advantage. But here 'il'S: loO good an excuse to say, . ''I'm copditioned." Obviously, then, it's to your advantage not to break out or lbe mold. . IF YQU DON'T believe .t1\.at knowledge for its Own sake is a valid and valuable goal, ~n you're lq the wrong place. and you'd .dQ ·much better in a vocational school, studying.how to be a pJumber or a beautician.\ .WHY IS IT to your advantage? In short,'why did the class fail? It failed beca~e thinking causes pain. ~d, like good.little utilitarians, you want • to avoid paiil. lt's so milch easier to come .~ up "with instant_ esthetlcs, instant solu· - tions, instant salvation, instant thoughts. ,Now, I wjll _ bid a good-by (until the final) and say tha,t. it at ariy lime some sly hint, or clue, '.or (God forbid )° a half· truth slipJ>:Cd out of my unconscious and out of t he, comer or' my mouth and (pardon the expression) "turned one of you on," then \Ye have not failed, )'OU and l . - And -to all of you .this: J Jove You for \I/hat you might be; I'm deeply disturbed by what ~ou. a"re .• Get Ready f~or 'No-Fa-ult' Cong ress Likely to Take Over lns u~ance FieUl By MIKE FEINSILBER United Press InternatlonaJ All the motorists who are perfectly happy with the present automobile in- Policyholders -two·th~f i't.for the repair of cars and one-third to .com· pensate victims. .. drag racer and the speeder are ·treated wilh new honor and ,clfstinction while tak· ing their payments from the Dights of the innocent." A: Please! B: What you want? A: Out. . · surance system could probably fit iµto the back seat of a Volkswagen. l\fany of .f.he others have been writing angry let· ters to Congress. Consequently, the propanents say, when no-fault is adopted, auto insuran~ rates are bound to decline. One "lQre argument is advani;,ed by · those who oppose no-fault. They say the system would lead to more accidents. more injuries, more deaths·. Relieved of the fear that he will be punished by the cancellation or Jtls policy for negligence, the argument goes, the driver will drive less safely. Sen. Phillip A. Hart (0-fo.1ich.), sponsor of the biU, disputes that \l'lew. "Surely," he says, "'most of us would agree that the threats of lpss of insurance or increased rates are far down the list or what induces us to drive carefully. r.tuch ahead on that list would be-such things as fear of imprisonment, physical injJJry to ourselves and ouc passengers. damage to our cars and sometimes· a thing so· simple as inconvenience." A: Come! B: \Vhot you want? A: Open. A: More! B: More what? A: Tickle. A: Out, out! 8: \Vho Ot4t? A: You. B: \V·ho more f- A: Me. A: Go! B: Where? A: In. A: You! 8 : I what? ;. -A: Yoit more 'drink. > ~ The dialogues quoted above \vould be .. -unremarkable 1f A and·B were both adtrlt · human beings. They might not even al· tract attention \vcre A a very young hild, or even a rctar,dfd child, and Jl were her teacher. ., · . But A in those convefsations is not even a human being. \\'hat the con- versations represent is what iippears to be the first two-way conversatio.r.i_s. between a human being .and a member of . another species. In those diaiogues. A is a young female chimpanzee named \Yashoe who was :.. .._.taught language O'tl8r a 4·year period in :. the laboratory of Ors. R. Allen Gardner · -and Beatrice T. Gardner. comparative ;. psychologi!!ts at the Uni versity of Nevada at Reno. -Chimpanzees are the closest an- thropoids to man in level of development .· !.. They arc probably the highest developed of the nonhuman primates in intelligence. OTHER RESEARCHERS, in the past, have tried v"ilhou t success to take ad- vantage of those factorS and to teach chimpanzees to spea k. Their failure has led many beharioral scientists to con- 1.. elude that language is a peculiarly human phenon1cnon: the failure of ..-chimps to speak \Vas taken as proof of the gap that txists between man and the 1•. lower pr inuitcs .. " The Gardncrs, on the other hand. ,.. believe that there is a continuity amo1ig • ~. species and that man's closest relative in wotds or signs had been demonstrated · the animal kingd om ought to be able to ~fore. "It ~eemed like!y,," he S$.ys, "that develop rudimentary 1anguagc skills. \Vashoe's linguistic progress wi>uld soon The Gardners . suspected that a chim· come to an end .... " panzee cannot be taught to speak as a But when he learned that since Apri_l ,rhan speaks, with his moutb a.AA t~roa~, -1~7,-Washoe had been using signs in becallsc chiiupanzees .are not bu1lt. iDr .. ~tOmlWnJ1iQU -:;._groupiQgs fil !Yt'O_fd!'_ more speech. signs to make mea ningful sentences '-:- . · his interest perked up. ·BUT CffUlf PAl'\ZEES. · G _a rd n e f'-· ) ·~i t.-was rather as it the: seismometer obser~'t!, ~can .leH!'n I?, dO· almost -·1eff9n the mOori had started to·tap out;. any!~1ng with their hands. 'S-0-S • " Brown reports. Usi ng the stereotyped geslures of the ' American Sign Language 1 ASL) used .. by \VHA.T THE GAf\DNERS had done was the deaf in th~ United $!ate!!, the surround·Washoe, who at the beginning of Gardners believe-!.... and many 'of.. thei r the experiment \Vas less than a Year old, coll('agucs agree -that they ha\'e with an environment-a furnished house den1onstrated the continuity between trailer, play yard, nursery school equi~ animal and mac ; they l1ave shown that, ment and other materi~ls -that in in the words of onP: prominent. linguiSt: human children aid intellectual develop- "The road io man is becoming longer 3nd ment. To quote one observer, they had more believable." placed "a 100-LQ. chimp in a 200-1.Q. ·en· The· Gardners' ,\\'ork is ~till con· vironmenl." . lroversia l. points out Dr. Henry S. · 'J'he trained researchetS-and reSearch Odbert, dlre£tor of the National Science ' assoc iates who spent up tb 13.hOurs a day Foundation's Psychobiology Program with her never ·spoke. Al\ of their con· which is su pporti ng the Gardners' versations with her and with each other research-. fo.1any scientists. he points· out, . b · f\, ure unconvinced that \\'h.'.lt \Vashoe has in her presence were Y way o. ,sign achieved is really language in some langu age, \\'hich they taught ·he·r much scientifically acce pted sense. the \Vay an infant would be taught. Others, \vho began skeptically, have· By the time Washoe was about five been. convinced. years old, the Gardners rep:;irt, she w's The Gardners had kept in touch , for in· using more than 130 ASL signs· well stance, with Dr. Roger Bro1\·n, the enough to satisfy the strict standards Harvard University psycholingu ist and est ablished by the researchers. "The specialist in children's \earning of final total in her vocabulary may include language. hundreds, even thousands cf Signs,'' Bro\vn was rel atively unirnpres~d. he Gardner says. rfports. with the-early accounts of • \Vithin th is liml', she learned to name \Vashoe's ability to '·understand quite a her friends and herself ; to ask for things large number of signs ... ,producing a such as flo1vers, sweets, and blankets or fc1v in what appeared to be a meaningful foi activities such as ride$, tic:;kles, and \\'ay ." A chimp's ability to 1>roduce what games of hide-and·go-seek; to apologize appeared to be meaningful individual for mischief and toilet accidents, or· just say she "''as sorry that a friend was hurt. •· .. .... ' , Co lonel Gives the Word, A n d the Word Goes Out She also came tO' chat with her friends, commenting on the barking of a dog in the nex t yard er· on the color of the flowers in her garden. Her conversation was not limited to responses : shC asked questions and in· , itiated conversations on her own. She even talked to herself \\'h"en she thought no one was watching, .much as young children 18'lk to them selves when they lhink no one is listening. "Washoe climb tree," she would sign to herself. then up the tree she 1vould go, Gardner observes. ., ., Tht DAILY PILOT rct'rit•cd tlti.~ "' • (J noriymous -but in »1111111 rC"specls r lli(lllly believable -SIOJ'!J jrotn a subscrlbf;'T !Ids week. Its origin 1s 1111· known. • • ~ A colonel issued the folll•\I inji order lo .1 his executive officer ~ "1'omorro11· e1·1·. ~ nlng at ·approximately 2000 hr.urs H;il- .. ~ fey 's ccmet \t'ill bt visible 1n this arc11. .,. an event which occ:urs only onrl' cverY i.i years. Have the n1en fall out 111 the bat· ~:, talion area in fatigues. and I will !!XJ)lain ,.. um rare phenomenon to lhein. In case of • '>' rain, we will not be able to see anything m .. " ,. .. • ~ .. • ~ -•• • • •. ' • ~-• • --·~DINI · Saturday, Novpmber 21; l 971 The comment page of the Dally PUOt-Seeks to infornl and stimulate readers· by presenting a variety of com· n1entary on topics of inter· esL ·and signilicance from informed · observers and spokesrncn. Robort N: WMd1 ~ubll1h.t ' so asst>mble the men in !he theater and I 1vill show them films or it." CLEAR ENOUGH. So lhc Cltecutive or- lic('r wrote to tht> coq1p11ny con1mander : "BY order of 1hc -colonel, tom orrow at 2()00 'hours, Hnlley's conll'l \~·ill appear over tJ1e ,battalion ar!'<L If it ralns, fall 1he n1~n oat in fatigues. then march to the the;:itcr where lhi~ rflre 11henomenon ·will U1.ke pl:ic('. so1nelhing \l'hich occurs only once every 75 yt1ar~." Tlt'E COMPANY rom m.andtr thcrcupbn instruc ted his hculenant : 1'By order or tht colonel In Jatigues at 2000 houis t.omorroW evening, the phenonienal Hnlley's c:pmet "'Ill appear 1n the theater. In co.SC of rain In ~ battnllon area, the · colorrel wilt give nnother order , so mething "·hich' occurs nnce every 75 yt'e:rs.·· • SNAPPED THE lleutrnnnt to 'his sargeaot: "1Tomor'rO"' At 2000 hours, the tolori:l 'wtll llppe~r In lhr theater with nall~y·s comet. S1:1methi1~1; 11h1('h happens ('v!'ry 7~ years. If ti nuos the colonel wllt Qrdcr the coml't inlo Lhe batt11lion area,,. 'ANll THS -SERGEAi'IT tuld hi.s squad: ''\\hen it r:11ns to1norrow at 2000 hours, the phenornennl 7S·ve:ir-o!(I Genera l ILn~~. accomptinlrll b} the l'Olonrl, will • drl,•e 1lis comet through the ba1tatn>n. fil'Ca thMtt:r Jn LatlitJc~." • • • AS SHE progressed, she as~embled such sentences, \vhose syntax is often n1ore correct in ASL than when transla_ted inlo English, as : "Come Roger tickle:" "Out open please hurry;" "You rne drink gv ;"' "Hug-Jovci me good;" ''Key open please blanket:" ''Please glm· me sweet drink," and "Come hug.Jove sotfy Sorry." • '11le .Gardners are reluctant to predict liow far Washoe might progress. Gardner doesn't expect Washoe to fali Into the role of ASL teacher in a colony of chimps. "She won't be full-gro"'·n until atler she's 12." he say!. "She doesn't tale In Jbc colony yel. •.. b11t·J1d like to see the kind of teaching she might do when she has her own baby. or ~·hen she takes on. a 'big sister' role with olber young chimps." · SciCntisls have ne~r satisfactorily ·established the extc;nt .io which chim· p!\nr.ees may ht've nflturat means of com· n1unlcatlons among themselves. nut sign lan~agc :.'.ls so well sulled to a chim- panzee.'' says Gardner. "It would be'"as.-· tounding if chifnpan:z:ec11 -have not hit on language.lJke sYSterni of gesture11 of their own,. __ · • '-vatlanai Science .roundatlon Their complaints center on climbing premiums, allegedly arbitrary can· cellation of policies, fear of cancellation if they ·file claims, and asserted un- . derpayment of claims. Judges are unhappy, too. because ac- cident insurance Suits are.taking up to 17 per cent of ·courts' time. • •· Congress is about to respond. The bet- ting is that Congress will pass a law next year establishing an entirely new auto-in-- surance system lo compensate the 50,000 lives lost and the many others injured lfach year in auto accidents. "Only the guilty will get their money's wC'rth under no-fault insurance," says Richard Markus, president of the American Trial Lawyers Association. "With no-fault in sur,.ance. you pay more · and get less,>t he .says. ''The drunk, the \Vhen a man ·catches pneumonia, Hart says, his health insu!'ance company doesn't refuse to pay his hospital bills if it finds he was negligent in failing to car- ry an umbrella i~ the-rain. CONGRESS likes nothing better than to No Fan· It ·Bet ail ll;;l pass laws with high e<>nsumer (voter) ap-• . • , . • • · ~ peal ...... especially in an elec~ion year, · . '• . • .. . . , _, ..-_ ,especially,--When no new massive ex· . . . . . ~ -1. '. •. ·· ' . . ... pendlture of federal funds is involved and Sub1ect t.o revision, her:e lS how t~e no_. 5. ,Services the v1ctl_!ll would have especially when it is answering the fault auto insurance ~Ian now pending 1n perforrtr.ed .if he hadn't ~n injured demands of an articulate and aroused, Congress wou~d work. would bt; paid for. A housewife P.fe~e~ted middle class. Insurance firms favoring I,-.E,:very smgle ~wner: would .be r~ from do1n~ housework by a back 1n1ury the move are creating a . req!ptive quired to buy a basic policy cove~ng his would receive enough to hire a maid until climate for the change wilh full-page · own losses •. los~es of ~ny-other driver or she recover~. . advertisements _and _.television com4 passenger 1n h~s veh1~le ~n~ losses su.f. 6. The basic policy \1·o~ld also cover mercials. ~,. fered by any i>edestr1an injured by his -property damage to anything but anot.her The system is called "no-fault" in~ vehicle. vehicle in use·-for example, a -picket surance becausej ault no longer wOuld be · 2. Every insurance company would be fence or ..!. parked car struck by the a factor in detertnining whether an ac· required to insure any licensed driver policyholder's car. If two vehicles collide, Cident victim would be ·compensated for who app~es. Policies . could not be their -0w_n~rs ,would have to : look to t~elr his injury. Such a plan was proposed in cancelled except for failure to pay the own colhs1on insurance for compen1iat1on. California but killed in the Senate premium or revocation ·> of the Such insurance would not be mandatory. Judiciary' Committee on Sept. 28 of this policyholder's driving ljcense. 7. The policy would pay for all losses - year. -3. The basic policy would pay \he incl uding the intangible "pain and sut· The victim or his family would receive medical and rehabilitation costs of those fer ing" -suffered by an occupant of the compensation for his life, injuries or lost covered -the ?ri~er_. his family, his policyhold~r·.s vchi~le. or a pedestrian wages from the insurance company passengers and his victims. other than the struck by 1l 1f t~e v1ct1n1 \vas oot already which covered the vehicle be was driving occupants of another car. Those oc. covered -that is. \VRS not the owner of a or riding in or which stru ck him. · cupants would receive payments frQm the vehicle or members of his fami!y. "l'lJnder today's system, there must be a other driver's insurance. 8. Finally, insurance companies l'.'ou!d determination in every accident as to 4. In add ition, all lost wages up to 11ave to offer collisiot;i insurance, plus in· which driver was negligent. That fre-" $1.000 a month would be paid until the in· surance to cover "pain and suffering'' quently means that an injured person jured person could_ resume work. People losses. The amounts awarded for "pain who was also negligent gets nothing. All who e11rn more than $1,000 a month could and suffering" v.:ould be determined by too frequently , it means bargaining buy optional "income rtplacement" in· existing state law. This coverage would between two ins urance companies or a surance. be optional. legal tangle with the costs of going to court ~ating away at the sum that was to have paid for the victim's losses. THE SYSTEM covering property damage resulting when two or more vehicles collide would be left j1.1st about untouched by the no-fault system. Those disputes are easier to settle and generally far less ccstly. But it is less easy to place a dollar~ value on life or limb. Harder yet is it 1<>: evaluate intangible losses -heartache,~ pain and suffering, the cost of a lifelong~ ·Jimp, the inconvenience of having been an ' accident victim. • It Is on this point -how to compensate what lawye.rs call "pain and suffering" or "loss Of enjOymenU>f life" claims -that opponents of no-fault 1ocus. They contend · that a pf!rSOh Who has suffered has an un- challengeable right to go to court to seek d~ages from tht negligent driver -or fr m his insurer/ his view Is advanced primarily by the leg professiorl. Tl)ese attorneys frame the' argument in terms of principle, but their livelihOOd also is involved. Trial ' lawyers collect over $J billion a year in fighting such suits -one filth of lawyers' total income. As for the lawyers' argument over "pain and su.fferlng," propanents of no- fault saY it is a 'good principle but that it produces unsatisfa ctory results In prac· tice. JN PRACTICE, they say, well·l<><lo people. able to make a good appearance in Churt and hire a lawyer (whose com· pensation often is a percentge of ,what he can convince a jury to award) get overcompensated while the poor get less -or. in 45 per cent of the cases, nothing. They base this contentlon on e mas5lve transportation department study of the Insurance sysltm. It ·round that cnllege· tducated accident vlctlms collect an avtrflge of 63 per cent or lhe\r net economic oss rcsultinlJ from accidents . while people with an ei,.ghtb grade educa- ·tion collect 11 )X'r cent of their real loss -even though their loss is usoally much Jow,u. =----• _ tn 811; of the ~J.4 bllllon a year paid tor auto -1nsurknet. only S7 billion returns to .......( ~----0 11 r /11011 h a San F ra11cisco Chipping Away By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Well, . now they've gone too far. The hippies, I mean. Jim Rhodes reports in some ex· asperation that horde~ of the'm were faMing through the Tahoe gambling joints last weekend, asking "Any spare chip&?" Indeed. PAT MONTANDON WILSEY'S $2 million libel suit against TV Guidf, which described her as a "call girl" when •·party girl" was the proper term, goes to trial here this week. At· ty. Jim Brosnahan lor tJi:e defense. Charlie Morgan for the plaintiff, and let justice be done. CAROL D60A -now surely yolt remember hef -quit Off· Broadwa~. l'.'hlch is ON Broadway. last we!'!kend and returns' to her first love, the Con· dor , around Dec. 1 at a tidy $750 per week. CONGR. PETE McCloskey's chief braintruster, s. F."s Sanford "Sandy" Welner, has quit the campaign but will continue to help on a "volunteer" basis. TranslaUOn: money is short. TlfAT'S A FUNNY line about the WUe whose husband wears a sleep mask to bed each .night, inspirlng th ls complaint: "'Ifs "lfR'.e going to bed with the Lone Ranger!'' PASSING 1lDDMENT noted -Sy 4 • Brue~ Brainerd: on Amchitka Day, Ocean Beach. was jammed with surfers. all 1Naiting for the Ultimate Tidal Wave that never ca1ne. Life is filled with these s ni a 11 disa-p. pointments. STANLEIGH ARNOLD spotted a hr· r~rr-~ak~hg sightem -a pickup truck with a gun rack .and this' sign m· the rear window : "I'll Give Up My Gun When they Pry l\1y Cold Dead Fingers From AroQnd It." Okay. THE RAIN TUNl\'EL i~ stiU the catchiest name for-a .car \vash. bul that new, one on Mission b~h~:CCn Sixth and Seventh has a lilt. too : The Bubble Ma chine. ARLENE DeJl.1ARCO, youngest of the once·famed Dcl\1arco Sisters. in to11·n lo plug hei-new b o o k , "Trinngfe'': "I'm against Gay Libera- tion. If God Wert iii Tavor of it. he "d have created Adam and Bruce" ... You have to !eel sorry for straigh1s named' Bruce. _ T\\>'O SCRAPS OF news from the sn1allish rc~nt peace march. "Onc- two-three·four. \Ve don't want your dirty War'' has been replaced by "Kill the frteu, not the Vl!'tnnmcse." And d11r!ng I~ spee<'hcs , n feller n:ttnr!tl \Vilfred announced a push f-or ''3 Gay Liberation program at San Franci!lco State, leading to ii bachelor's degr('!!." That sound.! like a a:.ig but nobpdy laughed. • ...... " -- I ' • Good morning, boys and girls, and welcome to another Saturday of fun and learning with Uncle Len and'his friends Carol and Andy. Well, the old mall sack was prelty full !hls w e e k • especially sinct the first Christmas and Hanukkah Card Contest entrles started trick· ling in. I hope many more or you are plaMing cards for 1be contest because the dead1ine is Dec. 13 at 5 p.m. That is not too far away now. Remember, the grand prii.e in that contest is a trip to Disneyland for the wiru:Jer and his or her whole family, I enjoyed all of the fine en- tries in last weeks contest. ., ., • • " G This week, We Moukl have a ,--~--~=-----------------~-------., lot of fun. One of our topics for the wee.It will be holiday parades. I am eure most of you saw ti0me of the wonderful parades on Thanksgiving and on the night before Thanksgiving. Pt.rades with colorful floats and famous people were held all over our land those days and everyone had gre·•t fun. If you didn 't see one in perSon, * PRIZE Wll\'Nf;R * -. Connie Verdln1, 7, 9751-Saline Drive, Huntington Beach Any chlld under 11 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here 's all you do: (1) Draw picture on tiiece of plain, white paper 51/i inches wide and 4 indies deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or-tract picture.. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address ...: or. back of drawing. Mail It to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bot 1560. DAIL'{ Pll..OT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. • l 'll bet you saw one on tele.. '---------------'------~------------' vision. ~ • There are mort to come, Anyway, why don't you do al can bt a topic too. too. On · N• Year's Day, aomt work on preparations for y ill the mail sack this which is just a little more than the festive season. I'll bet a lot week. a month away, there will be -of you will be doing things like For those of you \\'ho missed even more paradE;_s and run. helping Mom bake goodies, the rules to the Uncle Len So e one of your topics this Christmas shopping and even Christmas and Hahukkah_Card week, use holiday parades and making your own ornaments. Qintest, 1 will write them out send in entries on your 'the latter is a lot of fun. You again. favorite float, band or just any can make ornament! out of I.) You can Use a bigger part of the great event. just about any old scrap. sheet of paper than the Also. now that Thanksgiving Tissue rolls and old spools regular contest but no bigger Is past. I am sure you have all make great ornaments. Some than a standard letter size seen the · Christmas decora· people even made special hard (81).i by 11 inches >. tlons going up. That great cookles which· they paint with 21 Draw the cards in black holiday is less than a month w~ter colors and hang on the ink. crayon or dark pencil but a!_ay now. tree. do not color any part of them . 31 Be sure .to Include a verse so all our readers will get YQU r message. _ 4) Draw onl y on one side of the single sheet of paper. Do not fold the card or writ~ on the inside or we won't be able to print it. Finally, be absolutely sure yout name, age. addrW and PHONE NUMBER are written plainly on the back or on 1 separate sheet of paper. I must remind you that this is to be your own ORIGINAL work because tracing or exact copying is not only unfair to the .other entrants but also to you since your entry will not be judged at all. AlLof the cards will be sent to the children at Fairview Hospital sn they will have a good Christmas, too. Remember those weekly en- tries. too. kids. Art mentions this week In- clude : Michelle Echenique, 11, Costa Mesa : Jaime Kartak, Balboa; Joyce Jones, 11. Costa Mesa and Carmella Arnold, 1~. Costa Mesa. lelMf ,.., ........ '-'-.... ·~· Caro/J Corner--~ RIDDLES and JOKES C/• o,.... CHlt De!IJ Pl ... , ... 1iu, C•N M-. c.llf. Andy 1ent11 • com11lel• 10-vakJm• ••f ot ""9 Wtrld &MK •ncvcl'"411• to tllly C&nll1y, .... 1, IJf L1k1 Cl!Y, South Ct.,,llna, for 1111 ""11llOl'I: Was Santa ever a real person? It's getting to be that !iiile of year when young persons start to wonder. Dozens of Santas appear in the stores and on the &treets. And yoo know for a fact that One Special Santa will visit your home on Christmas Eve. Is this one the Real ·Santa 1 Or are there dozens of real San- tas? Or perhapS they are all jusl kindly. grownup friends who dress up and pretend to be Santa. If this l.s so, perhaps there was once a Te.al Santa w~ lived long ago. Most experts think that there.. once was a real Santa who lived -1600 years ago . Things were very different in those days and he did not look very much like our Santa. But he, had the same kindly thoughts and deeds, especially for the children. His name was Nicholas. Though he was only a teenager, he was a bishop. No, hiJ church was not the North Pole, or anywhere near it. He Jived in the tcwn 0£ Myra; not far from the Mediterranean Sea, where the weather was always warm and sunny. Young Bishop Nicbohts knew all tb4! people in Myra. He shared, their happy times and listened to their troubles. When aomeone was sad, he wanted to make things better. But he did not want the people to know who helped them. Very often he wanted to give presents lo his young frienda. But he did not want them to know where the presen_tq came from. That 'Is the Sort of person he was. The kind young bishop often carried a sack of presents around ln the dead of night. Whep the children • n d grpwnups were fast asleep, he tip.toed into their hom"' •nd left hia aecrtl glfls. ln fact. Nicholas was I person very much like our jolly roand San- t.I. Maybe the p e o p I e d'5covered his secret, maybe they d.ld not. But some of lhe parenls thoughL he bad a very good Idea. They be.Ian givina secrtt pruents to t h e I r children, especially at Christmas Ume. Thia idea was very popular' and people of other lands copied it. In time, almost everybody !orgot the young bishop who started it a\1. Some changed his name to Santa * PRIZE WINNER Dear Carol: A farmer raises 12 acres of wheat in dry weather; what does he raise in wet weather. ·•11•Jqwn 'IH :JeMIU\f' I.IN S11M1wlk111, r, 11111 Ml»I• L1111, ' !fllftli"91911 ltMll Claus and changed his home to the North .Pole. A !ew still called him Saint Nicholas, or Saint Nick. In time, candles and Christmas trees and all s6rts of other merry things were added . But the best idea never changed. Our jolly old Santa, whoever he is, still brings presents to the children L':====================..: -secretly on Christmas Eve. They say that Bishopr---------------------~ Nicholas was a tall and stately young man . We know that he lived far away in a warm anrt sunny land. But these things do nol matter ·at all. WW!t really matters is this. The young bishop had a gciod"'ldea and our jolly old Santa helped to spread it to all the children FUN IN THE SNOW Snow is fun to play in To ice skate. sled and ski. But most of alf I like to Make snowmen just !or me A IC1111\edy lltll lkllllr -It Cllrl1 ICullllr, t, tfU -JMll'· '"df, C1111 M11t fer 1111 wln111"9 t~try In tllt 1t1ry llMI "'"' CIRtllt. M•ll Yllllr -"' tr llO!"f te· Ul!C:lt Ltn. ••• IUO. Cellt M111, Ctllf, of the world. Let's give our'------------------------ Special Santa a big hug for his kindness. We may guess who he really is. But if he wants to keep that a secret, let's pre- tend we don't know -with a Ho. ho, ho. 4lldY ff'ldl I World •Nit Alltl 'hi 'rll'rl Ovtrfl•l1$. ••• n , of Wklll!t , 1Ctr41J. fer h ... l llH!lan; Bow Iona is the world ei:· pecled to last? From time to time, some fiery-eyed --flnatic predicts that the world will end next Tuesday at-2 p.m. He adds that all but his very few ch~ supporters will meet their doom. It never haptifns because this nonsense has nothing to do witli the future or ®r sturdy old planet. Cer- tainly no end is in sight for It. ' ' However, our world as we know it teems with life -and all its ·IJvlng things al'!: sup- ported by tbe radiant energy ot the 1un. Life on earth is linked to· the destiny of our stary sun, And a star's nuclear furnace burns only llntll Its hydrogen fuel ii ""'"""' consumed to ashtl. ()Jr sun is ei:pe&d to 1hed its radiance for at lea.st five bUUon and more likely U billion years in- to the far future . AJ It dies down, ·'°·will the life we know on the earth. Aller the last gllmmet, the aun'a cold, dark ball o( ashes may continue on -and our llfe.le.ss world and the other planets may COD- tlnue. orbiUng the dead star - Indefinitely, Cold Conapanion Kids Like to A~k Andy Sean Stinnett, 3, of Memphis . .'l'enn.,..marvell at..thls. pudgy snowma{! on his front lawn. Snow fell for: lbe first time thi• year recenUy along the Mlssiastppl tn West.em Tennessee. · •• _, .. . " . .., '· l>AILV PILOT 9 -YOUR NEWS QUIZ Te1t l'ouroelf Mtl"l'I t ~ fW _,,_ 111 !tit "'"Hy IW _., ti , ... • Mt! hit tr 11N' -.. ,_. tor l\tWI."' T•t1 11\lt Wiiii,., .,..,... Qull PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTUNATiONAL Give youroell 10 point. for each correct answer. • llo !tit IN'lVMY el """'° -llemt h-.i .. 't -PllYW • lilt lfW ,..., el 1M f,11t1llY tMW Mw """ "''" WI) W ... hoW ......ell VIV t}lew' •bout ................. ti! "' 11'11 -If ... y. °"'1 dlltl -...._. .,..., , .......... , Mlfw ~ 1 Prime Minister Tb.a.nom Xittlkt.Chorn of •• ? •• dlaaolved the nation'• parliament arid tut.I.lied a. go-called "reyolutionuy mllttary councU" io rulo the nation. Match word clue1 with their Correl!lpond· lnl , plctureo or 1ymbol,. 10 point.' for ·ea.c~ correct a.nawer • . 2 Mariner 9 euooees.fully achieved orbit UOWld Mara and began ta.ktrc picture• of tbe plane('• eurfaoe. Sclentiets were unable to cUatircutah certain Martian featuree, however, becaUJe of huge •• ? .• tJiatbadenveloped 1.he planet. 1 ..... • Preiideni.lal adviser Robert Finch vtaited 'Latin America 2 ..... arduat storms ~aun apOta c-thundercloutb " ' S Mariner SI 11 the first man-made aatelllte to auo- cea~l,y qrblt another pl-.t. True or Falae? ~ The UN Genera.l Assembly paaaed a reaolutlon crttlctztng. the U.S. Coner ea a for TOling to import • • 1 •• from RbodealL In defiance of a tJN em- ba.rgo on t,bat naUon. Miner• tn.thl.ainduatry ended their etrike a-uranium b-bawdte c-chrome & ..... ' 6 Under Phaae Two reiuJatlons, major bu.mineaae1 caMot raise prJcea without prior approvalbythe (CHOOSE ONE: Cost of Lime Council, Price Commla,eJon). Tropical 1torm luhed the 111.anci"'na.tloa of Cub& e: ..... H ASWAN PART H ·WORDS IN THE NEWS Site ot the world's lugeot dam Take 4 potnts.J ior-·each "WO rd that you can match with its correct meaning. _, ..... Communist Chtna'• delegation tookttl seat at the UN ' l ..... relroa.ctlve 2, •••• retroaress 3 ..... coiiiply 4 ..... deterrelli ,, •••• pa.radox 1,_-10 along with b-somethi~ that seem.a contradictory c-go backw,!rd d-effective earller than when el'.llcted ~aomeUU.. that ln• hlb1ta or d1acourac-• 0 LAURA E 8 .. ; .. Novei:nber 21-28" ta National Farm•City Week 9 ..... Waeb!DitOn Senator Benry;&cklon J PART Ill • NAMES ·IN THE NEWS • ~o ..... Take 6 point. for name• that you elm correctly match with the cluel!I. c .. thOl 1 e-Proteatant violence 11 cMUrmJic 1n t.hl• area 1 ..... Sam Yorty 2 ..... Brwi.o Krelsky 3 ..... Patrick Lucey 4 .... -.u Th&nt 5 ..... Earl Butz a .. chancellor, Auatd.a b-UN Secretary .. Qeneral- c·Nomlnee for Secretary of Agriculture d..OOvernor, Wlaccnain e-Mayor, Loa A~e.lea • VEC·, Inc., Midi'°"' Wbc•ln HOW DO YOU IATE? (Sc.. &i~h SI-'• of Qutz s.,_r.t.ly) 71 to ID pohth .. Go.do 'I to 100 polntt -TO, SCOllE! 61 to 10 polnt1 • ftlr. •I to fOpolnh•bcel\.,..t, *3«°""91"???-H'IM! FAMILY DISCUSSION QUISTION SboUld-Lbe-Un1teclSt.ateU:ormaUy re_gcgnize Com- munlat China? Why or 1'fhy not? THIS WllK'S OWLENGEI NO ICOll Name the U.S. Ambasnaor to Greece. ---------------------·1·s !q·t :p·[ !•·t !•· 1 'Ill .L'llV,. '•'111 ·r "-'u•H lJ9N3'11VH:> v ·o1 :~·• !r·• 11·t IM·• :a·s :,:,.,ris., ti ·t 1:>·1 1z1no io1w.1..s -'q·t lt ·t I•·[ ''':f lp-1 111 lllV4 'UIJllWW•:) e)p4•f !)•t !•IUJ;I l•·g'. lpM•l!'"il"I If 1•¥4 , Mud Probed for Old Wreck Scientists Seeking Support for Important Endeavor LONOON (UPI) -When King Henry Vlll was not courting 11 new wife be con· centrated on his plan for a navy that would rule the seas and une of the great ships that. flew hil flag and bis hopes was the Mary Rose. In •II its high·pooPed glory It was launched in 1510 as a fonnldable addition to the British fleet. In 1536 it was reworked into a dreadnought -for its time -of 700 tons with 92 guns and a crew of 415 sailors, soldiers an dgunners. Wh i le sai ling off Portsmouth, England to fight the French the Mary Rose capsized ind sank on July 19, 1545 with the loss of all but 40 of its crew . As time went by the mud of the bottom .covered the wreck of one of the fipe.st Experts Say Moon May Be X-rayed wooden warships of ils era. tradition the arcbaeologiJta. one made in this wa.y known to There the Mary Rose would have been chronically short of exist " have lain forever except for funds and equlpmenU. The am'ateur arcbaeologlltl the comparatively new science Now the Mary Rau C1:1m-ha ve not worked alone. A of marine a 1 c ha e o I o I Y • mlttee is· hoping that by mak· brewery donated aome money Undismayed by official in-ing public 1111 research it will for electronic equipment. The diUerence, a _poup of amateur re«ive some of the material Portsmouth fire department underwater archeologists have and money it needs for its 1972 lent some pumps. A number of formed "The Mary Rose program on the site-a mile o th e r r I r m 1 d o n a t e d Association" to salvage as offshore and eight feet under servicu. But much more Lt much as possible of what they the mud . needed C(ln.sider to be the most im· Among other disC<Jveries. 1-::::::::;L:;E"G"AL:.-N=OTl'"'CE"'°-- portant known wreck In radiographers found that a• ==""~""~'-"i>'i;..-rn;,.-rth l Eu fr l"MOULTON·NIGUllL WAT!!• OtSTlllCf no wes rope. cannon dredged om the NOTICI( INVITING St!ALt!O ••ot They have f i n a n c e d wreckage has welded together Po• Tw1 cotrtsT11ucT10N oP th I l'I be COltTllACT NO. M emse ves un 1 now cause 350 year11 before the discovery MA11ou1111T• l"AllKWAY they believe the Mary Rose, of the oxyacetylene me.th~. Th• 10.::,u:"~fr'!:,~!':"c.:0::,_ Moulfell• from guns and t Imber s Alexander McKee, a lead1ng Ht•u•I w1t1• 0 111r1c1 of OrtnH cou"tv• already salvaged, to have been military historian and director c1ntornr1, 111rt!n.1t1• In '°"" 1"111nc• r d • rtftrr.cl 111 11 "Ol1trltl," d11 lll•llW' o a revolutionary es1gn that of the expedition, described 1n~11e •••led 111d1 111r 1n. f!lllow!nt dlto marked the final transition the fo"ndi·ng 85 "lantaslic " (rlllfd 111.1bllc -k: T"' con11ruc11en of . Conl•td N11. w. Mar1ut1ll1 PtrkW.., from Jona boats to complete "This gun has been forged fn Pumpr,.. St1llon, '-!Mr wlh •lt fl'• hi "th b tt r· f ht ' lied • Pltl'ltnt -k lh•11to, 11 11-n ln ckl•lt wars PS WI a e 1es o wroug iron, ro into a •nd c1&1erlbld 1n ""' 111.n1, 11rc11i.., guns. tube and welded along one dr•w•nv•· 11<tlon1 •nd 1p.c:t11c11111n1 °" Sh I th lh d. l ,, h , ,, Ille In the off!c• ~I 1ov11 l!nfl,,..•1nt, e s us e tree an-seam only, e said. later tt1 ScM1111 Lvcn sir"'· s.."'' An•. C•i-cestor of the wooden-walled guns were cast in iron and this 1fllr"nl1, wl'!lc11 c1a<:umen11 ••• .,., t~i, ,...- bl ' hi h d · . .,..1ne;, l"'"111110r••d Mrtln. 1"11!" • .,..,....., s ps 1n w c ar1ng sea cap.. ts almost certainly the only N r1tcui.ro, r1t~rmc1 11 M•ttw """' i. lains from Sir Francis Drake 11111 11i.n1. ,..ofll••· 11<1wlM•. 11<1'-t tnd -ltktllonl Joif 1111 •"-llete:11bld to Admiral Nelson helped LEGAL NOTICE ln'IPnNI"""' en!lllM "(1111111<.1 OecM· Britannia rule the waves. But m.,.,, •nd '""''ruction JOI-lflf' th• ,..1.,., c.,11rvc:t11111 of c,,.,1r1e1 Mo. w, ,,..,...,,It• despite the historic plaCf: of PICTITIOUS •USINlll P1rtw1¥ """"''"' S!tllcn. $11d •llM the Mary Rose in Britain'• sea HAMI tTATIMENT •lld 'PIC!lk 111on1 !MY ti. ....,tMIH '' -1"111 lllllllwlllt --•rt HIM ""' 11fflc• of lo¥i. Enol-lr!t kit 110.lf M lnHI II! l-'°" Mil, CIM<t ""1111 M _,,. N ¥•ble le Art lout~UI C-llY· l)tclll'J Wul !flt MRl'-'I Mlfllll WllW Olllrld. tlrlOll, Gtrdln Gtevl , CtHIOl'"lt Pu111111nt I• IM L•llor Cctde ~ tn. SI• P'·UMI H&rm•" M. C1M1, JOJD c.lewll"' IJf Ct l!l9f"l1, IM Moullon.NliU\I Wttlf' LEGAL NOl')CE PICTITIOUS aUllN•ll Ctnron. i1Htrr11111 O.k .. C1Jtttw11r1 Ob'lrtct h11 IK1rt11119d lt4 pr .. •!Hftll CAMBRIDGE M (AP) NAM• STATIM•NT Urt11I• M, ttH. JOSI Ccldwtltr rtll of llfr dl.m Wttft Ill IM 1«11111' tn • ass. Tl>t lollowl ... PtrtCI\ I• llktlftl bu1lnt11 C•nVOll. $1111m111 01t1. Ct llltM'ft1t wtoltll l!llt -t 11 lo be "''or"""' to lie -Two researchers say they '" T1111 11ut1 ..... 1, conc1ue11!d bf 1 CMMr•I 11 ""•lied 1" "" SoutMrn c1111orn1e h f. ed th · · ll" I deot lo:IU1r0o'1, 1''" C n I 1 m 1 ft P'trlftl'Flhlt. M11ltr Ltbclr A11-nt ll!ld In Ille 11ve con trm e1r in 1a Avt-. G••"'" G•11Yi. c11111,,"1,_ u11ul• M. C•" o111c1 of "'' A1111tl11ec1 0 1 111••• !indings lhet radio Signals can Jlet11Ueltf Fried Chicken of lot H.,mfft M. CtM c.,1,~tcn of Amerlct . It YI ft • r n ' gh Al1mnoo, lJSH Alenclrt l oultlltrd, This lltfemtnt Wll 111111 Witt! !ht C1Ulor~lt Ch•!>ltr. be transmitted tnN>U the Stnft F• krlntt1. Ct lUC1t11l1 «lfol'O, C1111nlY Clttll. of Ort"'" Count'fl Oft COiiin of 1!'11 ttn11•I .. IYtltlnt rill f1f moon. And it" may now be T~ls t.u11,,... 11 cand~cttd bf 1 Ncwtn'llttff' ''' 1tn. ..., c111m w11•• •1 .se11rmlntct bf '"' Ctllfornl• COl'f>Ol'lllet1. '7l't-OC Ol111"1ct ••• on '1,. •I lhl itrfnctotl •1-W pol.Sible to X·ray the moon. w.s. SIMMONS, "' kcr111rv ,llbllll!IWI or1.,., coat! o11iv Piiot, 01 b1.,.1rw1t. to wit l Mon1rt11 1,, l"W.r•, Dr' Wi"nfJ"eJ• Sall"SbUry and Thl1 1t1l!mtn! w11 llltd with !hi Howembtr 21, Incl 0,.C9"'1btr '• 11. lt, Suitt 1111. L1t~n1 Nl•utl, Ctlllll!'ftlf, •1 • ~ (GOJ"tf Clerll. llf Or1nt1 County 1n 1''11 3111.tl rNulrtd tw Stc:llOn 1n1 ol '"' LtllOr Darrell Fernald, researchers """...,"' 1•, 1t11 . cod1. the c1111111e1or 1o "'"°"' ttte tlH·OC LEGAL NOTICE cent110 hert"' 11 1w1rhd lll•ll~Mll...i at Smithsonian A.!ilrophysical w111,,. M. 1111u c.,,,, lfltrtot '' ••<Pl 1or. 1111. Observatory, say they picked 1M1 A••IN• e1 1111 111r1, 1w111 u• P"rt1v1c11~1 11111 -•1111 --11.11 11"'" L• A~"'"' Ullf9r!lf1 ftMJ. Hit 1'11• 11111 11r1Y11llnt rl'lll of Wtl• 1Mll 11o1 up a radio !ignal that ap-l"ubllll!fd o •• ,, .. CO.ti O•ltY JIHof, NCITIC• TO ClllOITO•• ••!d lor '"' -krnt um, m&tf "'"' par.nlly W.' tr.,,sml.tted Nowfl!lbfr '1, ..,,,. Oftfll\Mr '• 11, U, SUP•lllOt COURT Oil TN& t l•M l'IOll11 du1ln1 111y -c1ltndtr lll'f ''" »1•-n IT'Atl ~" CALIP'OllNIA ,o. ......... ludl wert 11 1..Vlf'lll In t•1t• ., through the moon on Aug. 3 TM• COUNTT 0, Oll•N•• n:l•ffl'd!ntrr erntl'tl1'cltl '"""" bY fl••· LEGAL N(1I'JCE NO. A•,._I llocd, or ••-11 Ult w H.my .,,. during the Apallo 15 moon E111r• ., ttENHtTH EA•L 1tE10. ~ 11,,.. .,, S1.>Mtv 1M tt.. -... fil~t •Ito know" 11 ICl!NHfTH f . ltlEO, t i• lfffl t1111tday1, N w.lt: Htw Yt1r'1 OIY• · , it• •-" •• tt.1. 1t1El!O, Hc••w•. ....... ,,,,_111 o..v, JltllV 41h, 1.111or on. researchers, writing lh PICTITIOUS •U•IN•K NOTICE II H1!1tl•Y GIVEN " ... Yt1111nt OtY, Tll•nk"l•fM 01y .,., lh B II'·" I ill' "'" I NAM• ltAT'•MINt c1ldltora et flt ,.,.._. ""'*' dollctdlfll Clltlf!1M1 Dtw1 -ldolll, Klnlllf, lhet e r lMI IC en IC .ivurna • Tiii fcllltwlM P'!•MM .,. Mlftl "'-1 •It ---11 .. 1"' Clll!M "'' ... ' ""' ""' PIY for for•"'"" 1111" '""' tleltl""""" Nature, said wbtn the Apollo bu•lne11 •1= u1111 tlKtlklftf •r• ,...,.,111 ,. 1111 """'· "' t11t11 ti. not "'' ""'" T-°""--mmand •hip E-•-avor pa··· Jl>OLL Y'S PIE PALACI. 1MJI Nltttll wllll Ille !\ti .... ,., tltl!Cll«I .... Ille ottkl 1$2.MI -· """' lou•ftl'nnt" ,,19 ..... ll'le ...... 1iuc _.-Tu111" •~-. Or..,., c111111r1111. " 1111 cllftl II(""' fMw .ntltt.d -'• or trlttl .., --m•n ~. ed Into the traditional radio &.o.o. '""tlt'Mnf ce .• • H•tMnttl•, '' ""•""' ftttnl, """' ""' rot<••_., 11 wn 1111 _,.i.r, -tiW um •loM•• l lYt .• 111111 l"t l••lnts. _,,.,.,, t• lllt ullMrt..,,_, 11 IM~ Ctntrt<tw tw w11em • c-rtd •• ...,""' ... dead spot" behind tht' moon. ~Ct. f0f11 . of ~·. tllOl'llfVt· lAlltO. IA!ltO " allll -'"" lllflalnlr•fel' Mfllllr""" le they were abl@ to pick up Its Edolllt Shtld••k•• *' L• Lt111 L...,., WIJLl"llEllO, "°" Ol'llc• ..,.. 1n1. L-,.., net "" 1111n "" .. w .-c111tt1 r111, futltrton. Ctll""'tt .. fdl. C1lllor"lol "'°'' wltklt II 1111 .itct le t U 1•bortrt. -lltftfft t lllll 1Md11fllu signal wilh 1 ISO.foot antenna. O-ld Sl\tldr•kt, ,._, Wllt'I' 1 u1111, tf 11v11r1tu .i IM llftdll'•ltMd IR Ill '"'....,_ w ,,,. 111 "" ••tcvtlM of "" Subunuent analysis of strip Dow,,.,., Ci lltwnlt . Ffttl1'r1 111•f'b llll11t 11 ,.._ '"'" 11t Hid to11tratt. Tiit MfllltY ,.. '•'""' 111 cfl'Tllllir ~., TMI u;-II~, .. by • Gllltl'tl llectdW. w11!11n tour ~· '"" IM l'ltrtw1111 Tl •• .-«tfltd 111 SlcflOll 11n "' ch11rta, magnetic ' / a p e P"1tt...,o1111. llr11 l'lllltlutfJOfl of tllll net~•· "" L11W tocte. nd ' 011111ld Mltlolrt ke, O.ltd NGYtmlltl' U, ""· T"' Ctnl•tclvr IMll NY !11~1 11M receiver output a observa· • ......... WtLLll a. llf.l!D 111111l11tl!c• """''"'"' 1o •Kii -'"''" lion of an osc.lllllSCQpe, they Tn11 111t1mtr11 ••• 1+t1c1 w1111 "" f .11tcutrb IJf ""' wru r>'HH 1o 1.111<ui. "" ww11, •• M.11 ed I teunlv C'lltk ot Or lllH Cou"l>r "' ., tlle tbctY1 ft1ml!tl 11~. ttl""I 111111 11111S1tlt11C.1 N..mlm •re IRld. Cilnrlrm the slg na . frt0\1t'T'llf!' M. lfl'l, •AUID. tAlllD a WUL,tt••• 7 ttl.IMd !ft 1111 tP41llC1!1,. Cl!lltlll'CI •Sali'sbury prev1·ously h1d •771« P.o. •u 11:11 b•'"'"'"' '''"'°""''' 111t11 w1111 "" Wll11•r• M ....... ,,.,. LIM lMtll, CtllMRI• .... , OW1•lmtnl ., lndu1lrl1t 11111111-h'I suggested that~tht moo~1 ,.,. ,, .. _ e1 .. ,...,., 11111t '" t111 11111 11t,M.!J 11:corc11nc• "'1"' 1tc:111111 11n.1 of ... bo d ml Ilk. U ,...,,. LM& •....m, Ct . MU A""1M'n ,_. luculrl• . -t.•W--C..... • .. ne ry. pu c p,.... l'llbMIMf Ql'•"'tt Cet1! 0•11~ 'llot, JIUllHll'ltd Or1f\H Cet•l tltllY '!ft!, P"~Ml(llllld °''""' Cet1t 0.llY P lltf, \ayers might be capable of 1<10.1111&.r '1 ,,.. 0ec::1111w .. 11, u. Mwtm11tt.. Jt. ,,,. 0«tm1t11 " 11, ia. HeY1111w ,, ,,.. ~ ., 1"' transmJtUna 1lp3Jt. '"' 11•11 ,.,, . ""°n •art , ·- -. J JO DA.I L\' PILOT Saturd1y, No'ftlllbtf 27, lC'/.1 Narrator Steals Shotv. UCI Dancers 'Fascinating' By TOM BARLEY ot fllt n.ttr l"li.t 11111 f.. non-dancer and an alleged, C()mposer (who ought, iri the splrlt of the evening, to go into the record as a non-composer practically stole the show Tuesday night from a UC Jrvlne. group thpt really didn't deserve to Idse one iota of the credit -they cet from this cor- ner for a fas cinating perfonnance. The adjective is fascinating. much of it delivered in a mile. That does not mean that all 1 a·mlnute circular romp - the dance program presented David Farejeon 11ad Clone an by· choreographers J a n i c e admirable job or di!tr1cting Plastlno and James Penrod this critic's attention from the was good because, frankly, maneuvers or the Plastlno- some of It wasn't and a t><!r-Penrod co mpany with tton of the reyt was beyond astoni;1hing assortment of . this critic's comprehension. .carqboard boxes, zlnc sheets But all that bad gone before and kitchen parapherna lia. -well, almost all -was It has to be admitted that removed from the fin a I the noises emanating from reckoning •in t~e .light of a Farjeon's corner were entirely "Di,sjunctive Conglomerate" appropriate to an occasion that was aptly titled and lea v-that called. on the dance noor, ing lhi.! reviewer in the pit for the utiliialion of balloons, between astonishment and in'-linear devices, parachutes and credulity until the emergence the largci;t sheet of silver -of the niftiest narrator ever to paper seen since RA F appear on a UCI stage. Squadron 338 devised Qne that Long 'before the sprightly covered a Lancaster bomber. Robert Cohen leaped onto the But then came Cohen to lec- stage_to_gb'.e us_his.J)JympJ.~----Ju.r.e us on war, love. peac.e, Games version of the best of social discon tent. international Ed Reinhart , the Process tensions, God, the Devil, the Church and Samuel Beckett -saints and the individual 11 -----~~---·--characteristics of lhe dancers HEW LOW PRICES! I $1 .00 S••· ,..,. fri. $1 .01 . Selld.y 1:]0 .. 7:08 P,M. MOii. Htn1 Fri •. l :Jt-7:fl.P111' "THE HELLSTROM CHRONICLE" ~'·. pl111 "MAROONED" wltlri Gr19ory Pec:ll Coit. Tl111n.·S.t.-s11....:...1 :JO p111 ,, "SKIN GAME" ALSO -tGPI Yul lry111wr llch1rd Crffll• ,, "CATLOW" CONTINUCMIS SHOW Th11n. -Fri.· Sor.· 51111. fro'" 5 P'.M. Nold Ovor "AMllt1CAN WILOall:NliSI~ .s,..111 Ht11t11r M•tlfl- "A"' n NMn who struggled manfully to suf- focate him in ·• succession of parachutes. It was a brilliant bit of com- edy by Cohen and a first class piece of casti ng by Penrod and Plastino. Their n a r r a t o r adapted himself to the dance CHiLDREN'S MATiNEES Stirring e Om1r Sh1rlf • Julie Christie • CHiLDREN'S MATiNEES --· nit:1mllllllJl1• llllYmn·-.i-·lllZAllTITAnOl ·llOILILllSllllY SPECIAlcHOllDAY MATINEES FllDAT·NOV. 26-SATUIDAY NOY. 27 -SUNDAY MOY. 21 • All SEATS 7Sc AT IOTM CINlMAS • GOLDEN STATE rodeo finals ONLYTHE TOP TEN COMPETITORS in m h of seven conlest·tvents lrom Golden Slate Rodto Co.'s 60·plus rodeo season. ·NO OIHER REGIONAL ROorn FINALS is ••. lowtd by lht p1oftssional Rodro Cowboys Association. $28,000 lN PRIZE.SI \ SPECIAL ITIRACT!ONS: The "S111 ol lhe We st'', Famrd Madison SQuare. G11dtn l i&h!ninr C Ranch Squire Canu on Horst· back. Louie Siiva's 8 m11mmolh Clydesd11le dril l hoists. ~ TICkCTS: $500 lhni $2.00, 16 ro. 'ulldtf', $\ 00 discount. Oft u lt 1t Convtn1ion C1ntt1 11C~tt 01tit1: Wallldl's. Mulutl and llbtrty A1entits. Or1n1e Countr So. C.1Jr. Ban~. P1r"··~1~~~·{;~Ji;'~:=:. .. fv11111ntti, Pfov. 26, I om: Nov. 27, 2 l I '"': Nov. 2S. 2.JO Pl'll. fOR INrORMATION CALL 7I•/6J~.$00Q. rocl•o 11.0<11tt• ~ CONVENTION ~ E/MCENTER • NOV. 26-27-2Ei . . ' ' I ..•. 'Teahouse Auditions Announced BALBO 673-4048 OPIN . 6:41 11t1.1 ..... .. , .... ,.,., ...... e NOW SHOWIN• e ]H-h • ,. ... cll•llC• te HMr· t.b1 tltt e11rir• fe111lly with evr 9r•d 9etierol e11dle1c1 rot-4 · helldCly eclffftht ... dlewl "BLUE WATER. WHITE DEATH" l'hohuntlorthellrMl-- ACINEMlCUITEll,._.. ~ A MATlOfW. GEHDW. f'tC'll.llES lm.E.UE n:OMCCLOR • !il- l A THllLLING JOURNEY TO THE TOP' OF THE WORLD - 66 ""'If« -rythln• '.Miff E rot' IN,,,,.,~...,.,, . ._,,,.....,, RED TENT SW COHNERY ·CU.LOA CAlllllNALE · HAll!lY llRLIGER PEiER FWCH fill• NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES ~~ ~CWWB ~ 2nd FEATURE CHARLETON HESTON IN "THE OMEGA MAN" MATJNllS - ---ntttllS. • 1'11 1. "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" •.• an /1/l'/tatlon to terror ..• c.i-... • JESSICA WAGER . OO't-JA MIUS ...Q-N L.Aro-f' M:lf:ENFUY IT IJ Hl'llS MID DEM 11CK1t l'A(l()llt(O IV l'IOll£lfl OAl,(Y • A .ENHllG$ l.AHG l'A(SDfl'Al'or. A WL,.t.50 <XM'•'IT l'llOCUCTOI • A ~.l.50 COWi"ANt' 'ltl\R l'ICHNCClOll" ~-..:..::7=--C& • CALL THEATRE FOR 2ND FEATURE UNlllO ARTISIS .'.\'. • ~ • • •• • ••• -8• r l " -·-··-.. , .• JIJ ' .. ,, I • • t.ONTINUOUS MATINElS THURS .. FRl.-SAT.-SUN. ICINUIJS •2ND ATCINIMA VIEJO; •2NDAT HAllOR # 2 ~ A TRUE ti FE ADVENTURE Motk t .. 1.,..wo11 ~•mk AlASICA TO BAJA ~-1 EDWARD S CINE M A VIEJO 'i~ I ) f\O, &• ,. '0, 'LO~ F< ' . " ~!!~'!If~ HELLSTROM CHRONICLE1 2ND AT CINllU. WIST I 1 SU.M C~ CONNERY CUDIH.\lf M~E RED TENT" •PLAY MISTY.FOil ME" • •. an ln1'/tatlon to terTtJr .•. NOllDAYMATINl(I TNLlll~IA TUIDA Y·SLINDA Y All NlW2ND (R) ,.,... • llml 11111 riding again ... "fll llind llllf ·----··--·'''"'"" .,.._.,..,.. ~o . THE UEATEST WILOUFE SPECTACLE OF THEM AU! 11lf WALT DISNEY'S 1111 LIVING tVaniShing DESERT -·· Prairie , nCHNK:Olor ~· ....... 0 •. I ..,,~A .,,,. a. ... ._ .. c._ ..... ,.,, .... , a. .... ·-- .w.11 "DAD CAN I BORROW THE CAR" Du~1f1 ' IN HAltlOR SHO,,ING CfNTflt MATlNlll .\T IOfN CINIMAS TNUll.·fll~SA T ~SUN. WALTER MATIHAU "KOTCH" . . ··t . ~ . . ~--........... -..... JICllE-SlllD'f Dim IU-JTllJ H•ATR& fllDlJl.(f•JOWllEll$ "::'!:!".:~~"'~!~:.~.!!!~· g ....... _, .. ,_..,_ - LAST WlE'K • E'NDS TUES. FUNNY HOW LOVERS START AS... P1)1J.\IOl.l\1' , """"'' m:;r~·s "friend?' TlCHNICOlOI!• 0 ~ • NEWPORT CENTER • ••• .. . ·~ .... _ ' • I • -· --------- DICK TRACY TUMllLEWEEDS MU:rT Al'.!> JEFF ~ow Q9 VOi.i QI), SIR? l't> LlkE TO ~VE A ""'°"o WITH \IOll. . ~ 1.1_ . ~ .. ....,.----·~, ~~-"<7--..,...----.. ANO'THEN--OH, I MUST iELL YOU ABOUT OURTR:IP 1'0- FIGMENTS . ·. . . . . . . . . . . : ·.• . .. I DAILY CROSSWORD •• :by R. A. POWER,] .ACROSS l Mfr together 6 Makt flll'TOWS ln !ht tlrlh 10 lllfltr bark of !ht paper mulberry 14 Shi~ carrying petroleum 15 Chf:ap cigar: slar1g 16 Metal 17 Matttr-of.fact 18 Furthest f1on1 tht ~enter 20 Divi sion of 1 tr ibe 111 m!d l· tval lrtland 21 Energet!e 22 Pereelvt wlth !ht eye 23 Ral't the spirits of 25 Incombustible residue 27 Joined tog!thtr )0 Product alld deposit f9!1S 31 ~panjsh lnttJJ1ctlon 32-WIYt 34 Mon~ey's relalivt 38 Downy 111attrlal •O Beak p11ts .' 42 US army captain undtt Custer 43 Goes out with 45 Fabric ' 47 One tnd or 1 ~ncit 4B iestly gir111tnl SO Compourid occurrir1g In most roclc.s 52 ·-lly: Insect destruct ive ta wheat 56 Fictional prose narrative '57 Mciuths: Anatomy SB Holds on · tenaciously 60 Rlvtr of West Pak istan 63 Sailor's oils kin hat 65 Le9 of a jOlil'nty 66 -S\.•Vlnctnl Millay 67 Irish exclamation 68 Rustic 119 Bi.rn !ht SIWflCt 70 Humor 71 River of Fra"ct DOWN - l Str ikeJ: Informal 2 Cciins of Italy 3 Act IP h vlng a secret - w1ddlfl!I 4 Snuggle Lip Yesterdax's Puzzle Solved 11127171 5 .Lose moisture 37 lasso 6 Went forward _ 39 Anfmoon 7 Bo« affairs 8 Eye 41 Agrlcullur1I CJ Kind of btttlt · bul1dinos 10 Tiny-: 44 Cut 1cross Dickens with 1 knife eharacter 46 Early in the 11 Ascended 11th Ct!llury: 12 P1 intt1's roman numerals sub ject 49 Kind of fir 13 Poker st 1~s 51 Symbolic belt 19 Conc trni<fg wcrn by a brlllt the k,tneys 52 Fltklblt Ii.ties 21 St~e area for ll~ulds 24 1nJKl . SJ Corrode 211 Ont who •I>" 54 Stt1m-bath plies coloring rOOlll 1111ltrial5' S5 Oleftlical Jrtfik 27 Chilly 5• ROlllWI Tyr1nt 28 Chiflts Umb il Cli1ntst 2• Vtnlll'tS i1l119lass 33 City of tht 62 At a diSlaf'l(t ! USSR Pre fix 35 Ctrtain hoost-64 State of con· hold trl.tMll 1 flict bttwun )6 Firtd arnounl nations of scholastlc 65 E. lndllfl litlt study· of rtsptcl l IF "fDU WA.UC INTO TM.IS ()c:~IC:l1 IT WILL BE' il-4£ FINAL WALK~ -.iolJll LIFE. ( ' PEANUTS ' JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH 'ly 'Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith By Dale Hale . BY Frank llafJinskl Wl-IO ARE TME 'COMMERCIALS FOR , DIP ME s.o.vr .... ·--:::';:' ' MARC.IA IF YOU REF~AINIP FROM PUNCHING-ME ANYMORE, IT WOULP REALLY h\AICI!'. Me VERY HAPPY .. ,_ * ~ I * ' I .. I 2b .. PERKINS ...!.'t~ ~=--J,ll)a... l!•JJ , Ll'L AIN!R - 11·1.1 SALLY BANANAS ( '~~y, \J.!}ll I y~ ? '·- I . .:THl.Y THOUGHT TH'F:'f DROPPED IWE ,,.: ,..., ... DAILY PILOT II ly Al Capp ly <;harles Barsotti \.. . "J& • OKte-. ' ~· 5W?Q, ~ ? "!<#«. l., ea,,,~ I ".j;l <1 • -1'--~· ·t ........ ---=> ; ~ .lll .......... (.t,TMl ttt11'(1.tl-....l.--------"'~"'.!..------..J • ~------""": GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS By Horold La Doux t OW'T; JEEP! t M.O.VE TO &E JN COURT TI-IE P,_V AFTER TOMOllROW! By Mal AND SINCll!' ~N WAS :r PU1' ON !ARTH FOil YOU!f HAPPIN!SS ?. ~ _____ ... ,,.,,~ By John Miies •• I • • .. By Gus Arriola i ly Roger lohn :t IOIE\111111& Wol.~ COM1"6, 'ftlf Ml"Ure ..l...'SAID.n:.l-- THE GIRLS DENNIS THE MENACE • 'AW, !ICM .... l¥'r llMf Na>JN I• . . '~' • \ • j( ' ' . ; .L . ·lo • '• •' ... ' • ' ·t.: ,. ~ \. ~· r ' ; " ... .. l ,. l l • l' L l. . . L •• - .•. • l· • l· • ' • 1. • • • • l " • • ' •i ., '~ ' • ' • • 'I . - • , • , ' I I ---.. J! r··",' r tL~T Satul'tlay, Novembtt 27, 19;1 . LF.GAL. NOTICE LEGAL IQOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL N011CB P' tQlt •All "'4 P 144Pt P' 141U ./ f'ltTTTtoUS aUllN•U IUP'll10• COUIT 0111 THI l'l('TITIOUS l t.lllMISS PICTrfKtUI IUllMlll • ·'\-"' ti. NAMI STAT~IMT STAR OP' (ALl,OINIA P'Olll Ml.Ml ITATlldNT NolMI ITATIMlfllT T'* ftlkwllNI C.--1n.i b fOl!lf TNI COUNfY Ofll OllAfllll 'Tiit t.llowlftt "'* lit .._ lluW!tn "'-ftllorwlnl C.-111.,. , b ~lllf > ~ M~ CASI NO. A0.1111 ltt llllti"'" 1t; MAY CO. WOJtl.O T II. AV I l CITATION COMPAIS MOTEL, lit 11111 Slrwt, WO'ILO Of lEISUllE TlU.VEL •I I UltUU, Ide 1.4 P'elri\t A-..., 111 PIOCllOINO TO P'lltll MIHOlt H \ltlflM ... hid!. C11lfornl1. 2'l:tJ El Tor1 lld., El Tort. C.lltor11l1. fWM P'wt(.. (1111. fo.20 •10M ftUINTAL CUITODV ,t.ND llN W. fOWLING, 11011 EllMWtlt« UNITOUlt5, UO WHI Ol1m1>lc UNITOUU. I~ WMt Oh•rnpl( COHTllOL I L . II .. H "II 11 ". I. II ••• c ~. l w1nm. Lot ~... Ct•Htr11.l1 .... IWM4, LM ~In. Calllw'!H hi ,,__ Mt+t..& th ~INA -4,.YNN '4111Qflill. CC1Utwnl9 CllrPOr•llflll fC•llloNll• CorJor•t-.n) &Al.LARO. Mlnv !Nf.IOll wllt t/ltuld be Thk butlMy Ii concl111;IM 9• •n Tiii• tlutl-11 ~ 9¥ I 'T!'i1• llW'-t It c~ Iii¥ i U.:llrf'I lrff it.m tM c~•"""V.. 1nd lndlw"'*-' c.,•1lloft, ( .. illOtfllon <Olllrol ot lllf' u rfft!J. Llfl W. lo"'11"'1 -MICH AJL AL'FOIO, tAICH.AfL ALFOllO. fHf PEOP'LIE OF THIE $TATE OF Tlllt tlel.,...nl Wll hlH will! 11\li l'rt1klti'll l'fftlOMI CALlll'OIOll,,, (1Kinl¥ Clerk ot Or111t1 CO~lll'I' on Thlt S,.M!nt!\t w•1 fijH wltll tl'4 Tnlt 1t1t-l'I w11 l•IM wltll Ill• TO: VICTOll1A LEE I ALLAltO 1nd Ntl'lember U, ltn, Cl>lll'll'I' Clerk 01 Or1ntf County on • C0\1111'1' c~-'pf Or111H (fl~"'' flll )Ea$£ o. IALLAll:D. 1no !O I ll N'50111 DONALD .... O•ALLA, At,.,, Nov.mDW !, 1m. . Htv.,'lloMr J. lt7 • lhlmlllf to ,be Ille l l fllll't 1t Nit! mll\Ot Ut$ lftUatllN 19111•¥1nl IUOENI! (, IE1tClflM Ally. lUOINE c. ll:IC.HIM, Arty. ""°" ·--n1mtcl. Ltl .... , .... c1u1 ... 11r1 *4• ..... Wlltllll'• 111111., Sulit IHI iMM·irNUll'llN 1 1¥0 .. illlt1 l•l a, oro~ it1 th"' .Co\ll'f vou trt "fttDY tUt·O( L .. """"" C111ffr111ot "'' AnH .. t. c1111.,.11i. ,.... clltd •nd r.,.111rld 1o ••N•f btfPl't 1111 l'ubll:llltd Or•nt• Co•tt Ol!IY Pllol. -tm-oc 1711-0C JUdM Prti!dfnl In Dt111lmtnl-I, 700 No¥1t111btr )I, I nd PKMIMI' <I, 11,"'lt. 'P'UD~Shfd 0,.nH Co11f 01llY .. llol, P11blt91'1t'll Or11'ff (GISI 01\11 .. llot, Chile (91\ltr DtiYI W11t, S1nll Al\I, 1f71 l!IS.ll 0N0¥1t111btr ,, 1), aQ, 11, HIT ,.. !H•·71 NoyemDt1 '· 11. :IQ. '1. ltll l'HS.11 ~lllor1111, of 1111 1bo\le ·1"tllled Court. P"'l---------------'-1--------------1 J1tou1ry :JO. 1tl2, I t f;ltA.M. pf 11111 9''' 11110 '"" \hire to thow uwe. It ,,,., vav lllve. w~Y wl4 -'°" llllOulf Ml e>tl-------=-.__------1--------=--=-~I --------------l,OK11reo 1re1 trom lh• COlllrol GI ~!'I "1•1Jt MOULTC»l411GU•L WATI• OIJJIUCt NOTIC:• TO CllOITOkS 1N ... n11 tc:«irdlllt to tn. ptthllfl Ofl fli. P'ICTITIOUS IU.SINnt NOTICI IHVITINO tEA\.IO •10S SUPl!lllOll C:Ol.lllT 0 .. TMI t>trtlll. HAMI ITATl:MINT ITAH O" CALl,QtllMIA. •Oil GIYfll und« IDY ha.nci llld NII et ti. ™ fQ.!lowlnt "1"'"" 1r1 dtJnt 1110• TMI CONl"n:UCTION OP TMli COUNT'!' Oil' OlANGl' SuPfflor C-1 el tM CovMY If Or1nff, bi>lll'llH 11: ~ U. PUIOAO DUM,liiie STATION NI, A·ltl'N , $t1t1 ot C11Hwn11, °" Od. lf, lf71, •EST Allt IEtllVICES. 01 l lrC/I, •X,AMSIOtl Ellltf .r Ch1rlt1 WllU1m RtlOllH, {SEAL) N.w.wf ltldl, C1L • Dec11Md. w. E. St JOHN Rober! Anditr-., lOID Rw l1111lols. T,_ aoiord ol Ol•tc10f• of fh• ~11o ... NOTICE JS HEllEIY GIVE;H lo 11'4 Coun!Y Cit,-. 1nd (!trio l"iio. Vtrdtt, C1I. Nl'!"I ~lltf Olttrlct ol OrtMI C.vn!y, rcr ... llllf• ot tM 1llovt 111mlld t1eee-M111 or 11oe Suo«lor Covrl ot Sy11°"" Anclitr-. :iotu llue L1~ol• C"iforn.1, lllf'llMfle!'" 111 '°'"'* l11t11nc .. 11111 1H N llOM 111'11"9 CllflM IMlr"I !ht Ille Sllle ot C1ltlor11!1, 111 P1lc1 VtrNs, C1I. ' feflffl't'll to ll "Olstrlcl." Ila llt<ff¥ 11id lff'(:.oent 1rt rM11lrlld to fill lt>fm, ,,.., fol' ii. CovnlY al Orin"' lnlt bv1lntH I• belnt ·<ondllclH ltr • lnvllt 5fllM Mds IOI ll'll' lollowlttt !leS• Wltfl Ille ...c1111.•rv VOIKtlll"I, ln tflt 1!f1ct 8y: ANTHOHY A, THOM,SO..i ......... 01rl'llFJl\lp. ' crlbtd PW!iC worlc: Tht CIHltlnKI!.., of fl lllt <l!'lk o1 1111 1bow e11lllle0 court, or '· Otoul\I Jtoblrt AMlcl'Hll LI P•r Ra-d PVMPl"I St1lloll E~1>1mloll, to prtwn! tfltrn, wllh 1111 M<:fUlry JOSl!'M 1. EDWAJIOS Tlll1 slllemenl flltG wl'tfl ln1 C.vntv lotelhtr "'ltll Ill 11pp1,1rttr.1nl -It lhtrll· .,....,u.,,,, 10 lf>t 1,1roclu1lfrwd 1r Ille ott:c.e ,,. 5111111 E•clld A"'""'' (lt<k ol Ortl'llt Counl¥ e11: Ntl'I. J, lf71. lo, 11 1no·,..,. ln d•t•il Mid dt..:rlblld In of EIV ltleYllt. AllOrn.-, tt Lllw. $1>1~ Ana.IH!m, CIJl!trllil nN1 ly le....,r11 J, M""'a•. DtlVl'I Ctunt): 1111 ot1ftl, oromes. d•1wi"91. 1ectiaJU Incl Nvril!lltf lfl, !I03J W1Wilre ~oullv1td. TelU~t 0141 7ll·l'4l Cler'.· - -. Y>ecif!UtiO!\S Oii. tile . In th• olfltl of 8.W.-1¥ Hills, Ct lil0lnl1, '°Jl1, wtlld\ b "lltrllf'I .... 'tlftlintr PUbU1h11d Or1nt11 (OISI D1lly Pile!, IOYlt EuQil!ffrint, ~11 South LYC" $Itel! 1111 Pl•Ct ol Mrwu of 11141 vroclenlonfd I" Publlshelt NewPO•I Herbor Newi '''" NOY•mbtr I, U. :JO, 71, ltll . 1910-11 S1n!1 An1, C.illorn l1, wnk n oac:u,...nli Ill m1!!tfi perlllnll\9 ID !tie HllN of ••Id combined w)tfl fhf! Or1tnie Ca11st DlllY lft DY 11\is retert"'"t lncoroor1111<1 h<!i"tin. Clt<ec:l..,I, wUl'tln lolir mDnllli 1!1tr Ille P!lct, Ntwparl 111cn, C1lllarnl1 on LEG" .~OTICE For lurllltr 01rtk ul1.,, "krtll(f 11 tier• l l•lf auDUclllon ot 11111 uollct . • November '' Jl, 'XI. 27, ltll 3001·11 ~ bv m1d11 to 11ld Pllt11, P•Olll•1, dr1wfn111. 01ltO No..,.mbe• 11, lf71 ~ll0111 1nd uec:lliclllot1i for thl tbclYt LEGAL NOTICE LEGAil NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE e111 l(ltv111 G ., NOTICE ,. ,~ dncri"-d 1m,,o-nt .,,1111td "Contrecr Admlnltlr1trl• ot 1t1rEtt1t• LE n-.. ,.IC:TITIO US aUSINllS Doeumtnls •rid con11r..cllon S11«illc• ol lhl lllloY• "lmld dtc91ltn1, NA.Ml STATllMl:IU !IOlll 111111 c-lr111;1IOll Pllrll far flll ccn-Wil~·lnt-Wlll A11nt•td 0 UMS Th1 lollowlnt H•'DM '• dolrit llw•ineQ lln.Kllolt .., LI P•i ll:otO' ""'"''"' Sl1tlon •Ila KltYltl, PICTITIOUS .IUSIHISS t i: ElcPlnlloll. $.ild 1111nf Ind 1pedflc1tloll1 Swll1 Humbl!" J\I, NAMI STATIMINT MASTEll MAll:Kf;TING, U03 N. m1r be pUrchtMCI 11 1111 office el' Borlt <I Trial Bus Ride , flU WH9l'llr1 l11tleY1rd. TN: followl111 PlfMtn Is 401111 llu1lnu. Tvilfll No. G., Slnt1 ""'' C1llfctf'nl1. E11111-1Mo fol' Sl0.00 per ..t. Cllldl '""'' •"1r1r Hmi, c1111en111 """ ••: •°''' o. M11o, 1n 1 sunriow.,. No. J1 .... --. ''""'"' i. "'' Mt111 .. 11-1t1-1 UC Jrvi'ne s tuden'· ali'gbt from tri'al run of campus lrv"me-Newporl Beach Costa Mesa are a UCI s tu· Attor;;,Y fir A•ml"l1trtlrll ROTATING R1NG O 11 P' l A Y S11nt1 An1. C1tll0lnl1. W1ltr Dhlrkt. ._, • • wirti-•Wiii An"'•"' . svsTEMS, tt7'1 T•btto 1"11c1, cos•• 11111 11u11nen 11 bt1n1 conlfvd111 bl' en Pu .. uint to"" L•tior cocte °'""Stile Commuter bus proposed to fill transportationJap. dent.s Are attempting to raise about ~12,000 from Putill•Md OrtnH COis! 01ily Pll.i.I, M1t.1, C11. '262' h1dl¥ldu11, or C1llfornl1, 11111 Moult-Nf1HI Wiler Th p-k B L" I B p k I t th b -t d t our c es lo finance I 111-HOVltllbtr u. 20. v '"' Otc:Mibtr ,. H1n1 ~. om, 111• T•llHO l'l1tt , R1111r o. Muo oimici 111, ,.$(11,111...ci "" IH'tYim,,. e 1n us lne o uena .ar en • e u s on-_pr1va e an governmen s ''" wi-n cw11 Me ... c11. mu. , Thl• 1111 ....... 1 1111<1 with th~ coun•v r11e o1 per dl•m w~~· 01 11111 1oc111iv in day for triaJ run to dramatize nee d for service in mile. 45·minute route. Thll bullnen 11 ~"' C"Ondu~td ~'I 1n CllJ'k ol Or1n1e Ctunl'I Ofl Oc:IOO.r 21, which thll work Is IO be otrlormll<I 111 btO _ __:::____:_::_:___:::_:::__::_:_::_:__::____::_:_::::::_:_::_:=-_:c::_::___::_::___::_::______::___ _____ c:__ ___ -,--------------------- llOCINldu1!. 1911, br Ar!nur E. l(rfter, Oeoutv' Countv 1s Oelilled 111 tne Sovlhef'll c1111otni•l· : H•m G. OiU Cltr-. Mlsltr Ltbcor All~tnl lllld In tho ~ Ti.ls 1t1ltmt11I hltd w;1r. tnt Cwnlv P~bllo.llec:I Or1nee Co1JI D1U1 Piiot. oltlcf ol tne Al50do1fd G 1 n 1 r 1 I I' 141U Clerk of Or1n1t Cwntv on: NaY, 11, Utl. NOY1mbll1 )7, 11111 OK1n1btr 1, 11 , JI, Conrrtctl>!"S of .,mtrki. S 0 v I ht r n ,ICTITIOUS IUSIHIJ5 llf lltvtrlf J. Mid.SO• 0eDU!¥ Co1,,,l1 1'11 3!'1-11 (oli!prnll CnioO~ NAMll JT ... Tl!MENT (IJrlc. . Thi toUowJ.,. ..,__ 1,. ao •n• Publlfl\ttl Orintt cai sr O•lly "'°'· LEGAL NOTICE Co•ftl of ll>t ten•••I PftYllll"' r111 or t1111IM11 11: Nov....,8tr 1J, 20, 11 11111 a.umber ~. P"' GiMI Wl~U •• deltrmllltd lw Int Tl-IE 81t ... ss owl. mu 11i.u111. El 1•11 ll!S6·11 D111r<ct •rt en lht 11 "• or!11Clp1t 111ce Toro, C1litornl1 n6JD, 11.0. llll, L1111t11 NOTICI! 01' ,U.LIC HEAlllHO TO •I OI llllihless. lo wit 3 Mon1rch 111 Pl111t, Be.-:1', t2'Ut. MllLO •Y THE OllAl'IGE COUNTY S<Jirr IC2. L1111No Nituel, C1lllornl1, A1 Dara!llY c. cramt. 1!111 8tl li>util, LEGAL NOTICE PLANNNG COMM t IS Io N OM •...iu!rtd DY SK!lon 171'3 of lht LIDo• El Ttro. PllOPOSl!D AMl!NtlMINT TO A CDllt, Ille Con1'1ctar IO wnom '"' LEGAL NOTIC!i: Horoscope: Leos to Travel •· Cl1l ... It. l!nlltr, l"tt Grtiln¥1tw f' lll4t 01.VELOPMENT PLAN con!r"CI llerttar II I Wl tlled i.11111 llOSI 1 LIM, Hunr.,,,lon INCi!. l'ICTITIOUS IUJIMl!S P~r1v1nt to llW Pt1nr1.ln1 Ind Z°'11n1 COPY thereof Ill •Kh lot •llt. SUN DAY NOVEMBER 28 tain recepth•e po s t u re • Diplomacy OO\V can be your great ally. Relations ~·ith children are intensified. Be fair. but firm. thinking can eliminate dilem- m a. Accent on change o.f status in relati()n to mate or business partner. YoU gain lhrough ind e pt n den c e ,· originality. No back seat. 18): ~nty of visiting, ac· livitiy with relat.ives on agen· da. Be versatile, nex.ible. Don't take others-o r ' Thll hlllll\UI Is H int COl)duc:1N by 1 N"MI" STATEMENT L1w, I S 1,.,.lllltd, 1nd e<dtr of tM Prov!di119 thll -ind one-11111 llrntl 1,.1.,11 P1rt111ran1p. Th• tollowlnt perff<1 II do!"' bu11ntn Or1n1t Cou11lr PllM!n1 Commi11lofl, lht "'' or1v1rn ... '''" flf w11• ~lltU bt Dorolliy c . CrlmP 11: notke 11 hlf1bw lllYen 1t11t 1 ovbllc Pl•d far Inf Woril.l11t tlmt ni re trll" C11lr1 11. E"'ler HUNTINGTON HAlllOUl MAlllHE lltar!QI win bt llllkl Dv t.1ld ComrnlHloll tltllt hours du1ln1 1nv -<lilflll1r d1y This •111->ll flllld wllt! ll1t Counlv . SUPPLY CO., ~ 1"61 AllOll<lul11 51., Clll • pl1n 11r-/r19 la 1mend ll!t wne•t """'" 'Work ls tllCll>lrM 111 c1M1 ool Clitrk.., °'"'"" Cciuntv an; N~. 3, Hn , Hv11tlntr!Pll a.ldl, wit. WALNUT VILLAGE EAST PLANNED f){lraord!Mry 91"Mreenc:lt1 CIVUd by fir•. I f BevH"l'I J, Mllddol. Dtovty CDUftlY HHMS Coriior•tlon ( c I 11 1•,"11 COMMUNITY, l'lll:ST REVISED Of ltle llood, •r d•nt er te lift or •r-rty •lld Clerk. C.,._•llClll), UM.I Al-I" St., Ot"ln" Coun!'I' Zonln1 Codi, 11 1melldtd, Ooubl• time on Suroclt'I Ind 1111 1eY1n P\lbl!1htd Drl"91 C011t Ol llY Piiot. HUlll!flt'(on Sffd\, Ctlif. Or1nM County, C1Hlornl1. it.1J tlolld1¥1, lo wlt: New Yttr's D1y, Nowmber '' 13, 20, ,7, lt71 301'"11 Tiiis ,bU1l11th It Mint CendUC:lld lrt A Slld 11lln I• dtllt n•I"" z-ChlllH Memclt'l•I 01v, Jvlr 'lh, L•bor Dty, ----------..,..---1corpor1llP11. ,,,.NI, zc 11-U Ille W1lnut Vlt!11t E111 Vtlettns 01y, Tll•n-11lvl11t 01y Ind IOfllcer·StcrJttryl 111111~ Comm11nl1Y, FlrU fl1vlltd 1rocl Ch rl1tm111 01vi 1rovlded, lvrlhtr. lllll s1nc1r1 s111ro "°°"'" minor ch1rt1e1 111 111 e Ill• 1P1y tor torem1n for t 1ell t11t1t-llour LEGAL NOTICE TM1 1l1tmienl tiled w!1h tfle County dlYt!OPmlfll ol1n 1nd !ext, c1•t1ln d1v shill bl not rtu lhlln T-Dollen NOTICE TO CllEOt TO•S Clerk 01 Or11111 Caunh' DI\: No¥. H. 1t71. 1r0Pe•IY loc11t'll In I n 1re1 bardtri!'d by (12.l»J mor~ thin tourntvm1n rite lor lhl su,••1011 COURT OP THI tl'I tUYettv J, Mlddox Oe1111tv Cwn!Y tht S1n11 An• Fr-•• on lh1 nortll, cr1fl or workmtn lnvolvllf. STATE OF CALll'OINIA •o• Cttrlt. Moulton P1rkw1y on !ht IOUlh, H1rY1fd IT lhl ll bt m1tld11orv llPOn 1ny THI COUNTY O' OIANGI. Publl1hed Or1Aae COii! Dtliy Plif!. Av11nu1 11n lht w111 1nd Jtflrev Rold 011 Conlrldor !o wt.om• conlrtc! 11 1w1rded NO ,. 1rus Nov-btr 1], 20, n, 1fld Deeember 4, Ille e1st In 11111 centr1I lrY lnt-lit1nch 1re1. tnd UPOn 1nY subcO!'l!rtclor ~~· ~!m lo lilltt ol ERNfST MICHAEL HAGEH, lt71 lOll-71 ll1<1UtJlecl by; lrvlne Comp1n1. Pl¥ "cl leu !t.111 1ne illd •P~clfl1d rate1 J R OK:AiloeO Stld public he1r!n1 011 I'"' 1bQYe lo 111 l1bortr1, workman 1n0' meeh1nl(1 By SYDNEY OMARR t know an Aquarian woman who 11eems alway11 to-be writing letter s to God-bof She - never mails them. CANCER (June 2J·July 22 ): ,Realize all that glitters is not necessarily of real value. Look beneath surface indict>.tions. Perceive and analyze. One born under ·Pisces can play significant role. Take stock or requirements. SCORPIO.(Oct. 23-Nov. 21 \: Follow through on hunch. Be quiet within-and a ns wers will be forthcoming. What appear erratic action on part of one close to you is for -i....]Urpose. Be patient. Pace yOurself. Avoid needless concern. yourself-too seriously. Sense of humor now proves valuable a lly. Ex~hange ideas. P{SCES (Feb. 19-f\.1arch 20 ): NOT1Ce IS· HEllE8Y GIVEN 11 11\t LEGAL NO'J'l.CE oroPOltd DI•" will t>e hlld al 1,30 P.ni., or emoloyta by !h...,, in 11111 •~ttllll!"' of me ~ rr ... llors of IM ibovt lllmtd 6Ked•nl 11 1oon lllert1fler 11 POHlblt , G" tontrt cl, Tl'lf pen1ll¥ !or l&•l~re 10 !hi! 111 petSOlli 1\1¥1!11 tltlms 11iln1t !ht HOTICI TO CIEDITORS Tul$Cffy, 0Kembet 1, 1t11, 11 !hi to11rl~ C<>mPlv lltrtwlrll Is II $11t<;:l!l ed in St<;:!lon ARIES (March 21·April 19 ): \'ou can make unusual, pro- fitable contacts. Take lead. Waiting ror otl1ers to make up their mindll could thro\\' off timing. F'riend comes through with unusual concept. You can gain and enjoy. Do LEO (July 123-Aug. 22J: Travel plans, visits may be re vis ed . Check calls. messages, instruction s. Accept added assignmtnt, responsibilily. Get ideas on paper. Develop format . con· cept. Givt full play to creative urge. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Unusual financial tra nsac tion could be featu_red . Obtain hint from Aquarius m e s s a g c • Decisions that seem final ac- tually are subject to change. Realize this and prepare a c· cordingly. :11ld dKKIPnl 1re rf<IUll'lld lo !lit tnern, SU,EllOll_ CflU,.T __ OI' _THI •"" mer-lln9 ,_. ot Ille Dr1n1t Cou"!¥ 1715 ol !toe Llbor CDC11. wllll 1111 .-1st.1r1 .,.DUU>t<J, Iii 11\li olfiCt STAT• OF CAl.l,OllMIA ,Oii Pl•ntolf>I Ccrnmlttloll, En 11 I ll~t t r I "·t lllt C0111t1<10r· ""'11-11¥ 1'1¥11 •"" ol trll clerk ot lilt IOOYf entllltd court, or THll COUNTY OF OIANGE l ulkll"I. a Cl.,.lc Ctnter Dnvr Wes!, "'bllllence PIYl1W't!l1 to llCll worltman to preHnl llltm With ltlt MCtJllf'I' NI A NIU 111-.i Ill, S1n!1 An1. C1lltornl1, 11 ""'Jen needed lo •~te~lt !M wart, 11 111(11 .,.c.ic11tr1. to Ill; 1>11dt1sleMd 1t L11w Eftltt 11 jOHN •1• 'ANSON, Dtc•••ll<I. l!mt •ncl. ol1<t _111 ltl"""'I t lll!tr l1vorln11 lf1Ytl ·~ nlb1i111nct 11ymen11 •r• efll<;n ol A, Ltt Ad1lr. 1511 Wtslc1ill Nollet II herNY f jyt" I• UtdllOfl of or IHllli•nl ••id •rooosed 1l1n Wiii ~ oelllWd ~ '" trw IHll<1_bl11 CGllllC!lve DflYe, $\1111 no, NtwPlf"I lel<h. C11it, the •-t 11_., dKtGtnl in•i 111 11d, It I• •t'<IVtiled 11111 1nr wrllttn blr11lnff11 ltr!flTl:en!s . folecl wl!h IM " tu60, 'wtlldl Is Int 1IK• 01 •~slMH 11 NrSOlll llll'llM cJilms 191rnit Ille 11141 rt slPflst · to lhls tvDllc no!lce ; be Dt11r!m1nl of l""usl,.•I Rtl1tlo11s In r).' the ullOll'tll!Md I" id rt\llters .en1lnin1 ..........,, •r• r1C1ulrtd lo 11111 fllllm, wl"' t\111111111 ... lo 1"! 'l•nnln" CommlHlef\ .Ullfdtnct wltl\ S«!lon 1713.t GI 1111 te 1111 111111 of said dKldtnl. wlthln tow 1111 llKft:ltrY •OVU!tfi.. m tile ottlc.e o1 prltr '' 1111 lle•"n' ~1111· > Llbor C,ode: "'°"""' ~!ff 1111 llr.i Jl<lbllctlllfl If 1111• no. c~ of tM bPY tilled 1 Fer further fft1•1S rt11ror"1 .. Id Al~11111111 •• olrKtlld 10 lhl ~•~lslorH In ,_ • • .,, cour • • ,,..~ pl1n, 111 lntttMNO' Pll"IPlll ere Stdloll1 1711,5 •lld 11n_. of 11111 L•OO• "°'""'· I• llffteftt them w1.n1 1111 M<H11•.l"J' lnl'llH ta cill er the oUlu: of th1 Or•llH ca conceirlli111 the en11lotmHtt ot 011ad Odlllle<" ,, lt11 ~ N ll'lt IHlcltrtltntd 11 thl ""'' ' • • ""· ' TAURUS lApril 2G-r.1ay 20J: VIRGO (Aug. 2.'l·Stpl 22): Dcc. 21 1: Avoid actions based on iinµulse. Give IOgiC a chance. Be a w are o( IF TODAY IS YOU R alternatives. Expand horizons. BIRTllDAY you are dynamic. Read, study and write. Self·ex· <1pinions are strong. Yoo lead pressk>n now is essential. It rather than follow. You can is good therapy and can a\sp learn rules. but are capable be profitable . also of breaking them. You -are an individual to your LUCILLE tllOSE HAGl!N fl o.vhl Z'#tls. 4* Wll91'1"rt Blvd Ln CWnty Pll1111lnt Comm1nloll.. "9klff•lllll IPPferitlCH bt lht CO!llrldor I t e ny l+;-------o _ _, "-Ju.J.ldiftl._MID Clvk-Clfltlr-0.-1--Wat. 1119Ctttlr-·woM!'-fllf'll:---E111Wlrhl---llll-~ .......,.,.. Cttlflwlll• N04. wtrldr-ls: "" 11:-.. in, 511111 ,1,111, c1r11on111, ..,.,,.,., S1tcllon 1111.J. 11 1mtndtd, '""'""" tllt Be ready for C()ns\ructive changes. Where there was res triction there now i s greater freedom. One whO has been confined is released. You wl ll have~ occasion t o Ci!lebralc. Call, write, com· mun\cate. One ...whom you have.. taken. for granted performs reat service. Finish \vhat you start. You are due for added recognition. Past efforts bear fruit. Keep the faith-and your confidence. CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-J~finger.Ups...Recenl aura.()f..con-- 19): You are tempted fo skip fusion is due to evaporate. I 1111 ,...,.. ~ dtUllMfll 1i.c. of llv9lna1 al lhe undtnlened 111 •II IM__, JI.,. Iii on 11i. ....., •••Uible Ceetrec.1or ~ 1u1tantr1cter "'"loylnt ~· L11 Mair !Mfllrt "'1•1nlllf. 11 IH 1111t1 of 1~ --•-,_ I o • o AOAll KIHO MCCLA•'l'&elllNI. ----1 •---!h• ooet 1 """"*'lc l"""t""'. lrldHrnen n 1n1 111tr•11 t e ii • 1 ' ' • ..,,., n .....,.. "w" 1 ' Mlt·L-• oc:tl/pllloll to ""'"" N !tit ltol"I If 15'1 *'llklllf OrfW, stllfll UI flrtt ...ibllcllton cf tlllt •notlt•. 5Mlor l"llflMlr •nd Sl<rtllrv •PPl'"lllflcdtt, comrnlt!N 11111r1'11 !flt 11!e .,,. tlllWllWf •M<h. Ctlll.,,... DlltMI Howrnbitr 10. nn OtllANGE COUNTY • of -PUlll!c work1 trO!Kf I nd wlllCl'I Alt-.Yt ler l11te11ll'll Fr111C11 C, An-. PLAHN,NG COMMISSION 1 1dminl1ltrs Ille 11Prt11tlctllllp -r1ni 111 PuDl1$tll'd Oren" Cct•tl DlllY PJ!ol. £•tClflrlll "' .th• Will ., l"ublllllJM Or1t111• COlll Dlllt PltGI, 11111 !ride lor • , ... llfk•I• If l!lllfOYll. ,:, Ho\l"nbw '· u. )0, 77, 1'71 ~·71 ,.Id iltctdtnr NOYl'l"IHltr' n, 1"1 31 t1 ·'1 The Ctrtllklll will •Ito 11• 11'4 ••llo ot OIWM' zw.I• fHrt11ll«-S to JOl!f"MltVmen ""91 w111 Dt .. • • 1.EGlL NOTICE ,,.. w11tt11r1 '"''·· uHd 1n 1111 ,.11om11"'"e o1 tht C011tr1ct. --------------1L• Al!Plff, C1lller"l1 Mt41 LEGAL NOTJCE The ritlo 1f1 1PP,..nt1ct1 lo l1111rnevmt11 In SU,l!RIOR COUll.T O" CALll'ORMIA AtterMW ,... l•tcvlrl• tuc:h c1111 1hiM !IOI bt 1111 1t11n -lo COUNlY OP OIANGI! PR-411\, . IAR l Slt ""' e•cept· c. .. ,._.. 1171N Putlllshff Ort_nv• (Olli Dilly '11°'· NOTICI TO CllOITOIS A. w11elt 11nemohwment In lht area ot SUMMONS NO¥lmblr . ll. 20, t1 '""· Ollttmbtr '• SUP•llO• (OURT DP TNI COVllft•e by t1'1 lolnl 1pprentlc111\lp l"!llrrtlff1; PAUL R. I 0 N IE JI lf71 306l-7l STATE o, C"LIFD•NI ... "Oii coriimll!et h11 e•cffded 1n 1ver11t of CONSTRUCTION, INC. 11111 C. W. TMI COUNT'!' O, O•AHGE 15~ In !ht Ml d111 prior to !he rNutll HESTEI dolnt hlls1MH 1s NOllTHGATE, LEGAL NOTICE. Ht. A-7t1JI tar cer1111~111, or I Uml!N p11tnerllllP. v1. Ell"t of DAISY MAE STDCl(Ell, I. When rnt number ol IPOrtntlce1 In O.lllfld11111: AllTHUlt l , HAYES. 111 1~•1 Oec••ltd. . lr1lnln1 Jn Ill• 1rt1 tKC~1 I 11tlo of EDITH M. H .. Yl!S. LILLI AN I .. ICTITIOUJ IUSIHISS NOTICE I~ HEtllEIY GIVEN to tllfo ont lo 11¥1, or JOHNSON, 1k1 LILLIAN I E S $I E MA.MS STATIMINT credlloro or l~t i bovi ni med Clt<:tdent C. Wnen !ht lfl<lt (In l!IOW 1~11 ii h JOHNSON, ODE I lhrDUtll OOE V. Tn1 lol-ln9 persont 1rt dOlllt lhU 111 otraon• nt¥111e cl1I~ 111!nst 11\t Fejlll<l"ll 11 lt1st l /JO ot h1 l"cluslvt. lllolo!fltl~: N ld dtc:tdtnl 1r1 AOUlrN ta lilt lllllm. membtrill'\111 l"•Dlllf' 1pprenticestt ip To'lttl Dtottfld11111: TRE).S;JRE CHEST, 611 Lido P1rk wnll IM ...u111ry -""••In lhe oUke 1r1inin1 ell1n 1nnU1I btsi11!1tewldt or A clvH COl'l"llllllnl 1'1•s bttn !illd bv !ht Dr •• HtWIKlfl lle1Gl\, C1Hf. of lht cllrk pf 1111 1DPW .,,lilied court, or loc:•llv, or 'l1llllltb 11111111 10\I. ti you wl91'1 lo 911111 .... Stille, 611 Lido P'1 •k Or .• 10 oreH!ll !Mm, wltfl Ille 11ect.111rY D. Whrn Irr. Con1t11;tor 11rll'lklts dtflnd'"tflls llWIUll,.,., rnvtl 1111 111 11111 Nl!'WPGrt $etch, C1lil. " vouchtt1, to 1111 unclt rsl111td 11 lht ol!i(t tVidtiKt tf11t 1111 l'fTl!lklWi retll!erlO' "''"' I wrlllet\ pftldl111 ln tliPOftH lo · Koltlryn·L. 11rll"f, C202 Wil'ldlor O•., ol lhtlr 11tornev: RONALD H. •OPrerilicts on 111 or his contr1c11on 1n 1~1 com.Plllllf !or I wrltt.11 er trll H<1nlJ11tton 8e1<ll, Ctllf. PltENNER, llS Wtll Third SltHI, S1t11& 1n°"'1! IYl rlte ol Ml ltH 1t11n -•l•dl,,., 11 I Justlct Court) wllt!ln lO Ji r.e L. p 1.,,, 13$ V!1 Nlct . Ntwlt'Pl"I A111, C1l1tornl1 '21111, whfd'\ II ltlt 1l1ct 1ppreritice lo eltJlll Journe1m•"· da11 llltr ltllt $llfflll'ION 11 111rvllf DI\ WW. leicll, C1llf. . :>I 11<11!1111n of !he undtrsl111fd ln 111 T~t Carotr1ctor Is rt111,1lrfd 10 m•~• Olh1Nrk1. 'rO/lfr dt11ult win bt 1n!lrll<I on Thll lals!nt1s 11 btlnl urnd\ICIH b¥ 1 millers 11rl1lnl111 to !ht t1!1t1 ol 11ld conlrlb<lllOflc; to luncls tll1blllhed for !ht 1POllc1tloll D'I' Int P11lntllls 111d lllt (OUrt '•rtnttllllo. dKfdtnl. w1rhln four rnonltl1 1f1tr 1111 1dml11Tstr1Uon ol IPO•t111lcts/llp trotr1m1 mtlY "'llr I llldtmtnl 1111ln11 1"' for !ht Ji nt L. Plrry first publlc1l!011 ot lhb notice. ii llt -pl.WI rt1ltltrtd 11prentlce1 er ,.,_., « otlltf relltl rt<IUt!led In lht Tllil 1ti1tmtnt tiled wilh 1111 Ce~nlY DlllO ()(tODtr 71, 1'11 lour"'I¥""" In •nr 1Hr1ntlce1blt trldt <0rnPl1lnt. , Clttl ot Ortnte Counh' on: Novtmbtr ti. OONALO LOOS Ind Oii t\Kh COlllrlCll Incl If otlltr Conl•1c!Ot1 II YIU with It "" tb1 Ihle• •I •n 1fn. a~ Severi)' J. M1ddo~. Oeputv EVELYN LOOS Ofl Ille Jl<lbllc workl $111 .,. m1kln• lvell •U•,,..Y In 11!11 m111tr, YIU 5"1vtll di ii co~nl'I' Cllrlt. c.,.Admlnlstr1tor• or !ht E1t1lt contribution,, "~"' .. tfll'I Y11tr 11ll1dl111, If 1n1, P~blllMcl Orlntt Clllll OtHy Piiot, of 1111 1bo¥t n1mll<I dKtGtnl Tht C011lr1<10r Incl 1n1 wbconlrtclor m11 lie flied Ill llmt. NoYltmbef" U, ~. 11, Incl DKembllr t, IONALO M. 'll:NNl.11 ufld~ Ill'" lhllt comply wUll lhf! D1tec1 Oc:t. 11, 1111 lt71 30~71 111 w1111 n1r• Slr .. t •t<lulr1m1nt1 of S•ctlont un.s 1fl<I 1117.• WILLIAM E. SI JOHN. 11n11 An•, C1Hternl1 f1lt1 '" In• e•r111Gymenl ol 1pprenll<tS. Cl1rk ' LEGAL NOTICE Ttll1-: 1n11 511 ... "I • lntormallOfl rtl111¥t lo 11Pttnl1ct thlp Sy Ja-n Mc8rld1, AlternlY ·t.r CNdmllll1tr1t.r1 tlllld1rds, Wiit tclltdvltl, 11nd Olllft 01<1Y!Y Publllhllf Or1nH Co11sl 01lty Piiot, ,.,ulrtrnenb m1v bt 0Dt1ifled l•om the WALSWOllTH, SllOIL & CllAIL su111110•' COUIT OP THE November'· 13, 20, U, ltll JOOt-11 OlrKlor of 1nc1u1trl1I lltl11lon1, e• pfflelo 1'11 w .. lcUH Orlwt. SUlll tot STATI! 0' CALl .. OIMIA .. o. lh• Adm!Mllltl'lor ., Appr1nt1Ctslllp, Si n N-•rt •111<~. C•llltrnll tJUll THE COUNTY OP' OIANGE LEGl.L NOTICE Frtn(jt(O, C1llfornl1, '" !tom ti,~ Tl'I ' (111) • .,.,... HO. 1MU1 O/vl1lon o1 ... PPtllflllt11hl• St1tld.,d1 i nd "lllF1•1¥• fir .. lllnlllho SUMMONS \h DreM:h oflkf1. PuttlllhPd Dtt"9f COii! Otllf Pilot HOMEll (. HUMPl-iREY Int NAOMI NOTICa 0' PUILIC M •A 111 N Iii NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN lhtt the No~rmbtr '· ll. 20, 17, 1'11 ,,.._,j f , HUMPHREY, FREDRI C N. 110111 11fld l •l'OR• THI! 'LANNING COMMIS· Moul!on·Nltuel W1!11r Dlslrlcl ... 11t reeeivt ______________ ,WINONA w. 11.oee. Pl1ln!Uf1, V1. JESSIE 110M °" TH• CITY 0 , ,OUNTAIM •e•led bid• 11 tl!t ol!i(t or 11a11t J llRD, GEO RGE W, HUGHES Ind 1!10 VALLl't Eni 1nterlnt , tU Scull! LVOfl Strl'tt. S11n11 111 QIMr Pftlant unkllOWn 1nckldlnt lf'lt1r NOTICE t5 HEllEIY GIVEN 11111 Ant, Ci!llornlt ua 1o me hDUr ol !O:OO --------------lhtl•• i ncl 1Hltn1, cl t!mlnt 1nv rl1M. en W ... nt1day, OecemHr I, 1•11 1! 1.m, on Dt<tn1ber 10, lt ll. 1t wnicn tlmt U2l 1it1t, e,t1te. lltn or lnlere.i In th• rt•I l:JO 11.m. In tM CDUncll C~tmbtft, ifld lllCI tMf will bt ouDllclv 01><1Md t nd LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI TO CllDITOllS orol>trlV descrlbtd in Ito~ CamPlllnl Cl1v Hi ii, ll»OCI Sli ter A¥tnut , FDUnt1ln rtld. Sild ltl it'd Didi 1~111 be tar !ht IU,ElllQ1l COUil O' TNI 1dV..-ie to 111111l1i11llllll' own.,.11!io or 1nv V1ll1v, C1tUorn!1, !ht ' I •" n I " I dol!ll ol ttoo ounllc wor~ 11ertlnt11far• STATI. D" CALll'OllMIA "Oii c.JOU!I on pl1ln1it1'1 fltlt therr!o, 1utd ._.,,,mlulOll w;n hold Pu91/c nr1•I"' de..:•lbtd •r.d orllen4 fn tne s11d TMI. COUNTY DI' OllAHGI lll•eln 11 DOES I THllU l , !r.<tuthi•, on 1M l1llow111e IOGllc1tlons: rtsalu!lori. N1. A·71ftJ Oelelld•""· ZONI: CMAMGI "'· Tl:NT. TIACT Eteh bit Gr proPGS•I $hllll bt mldt oul 1!1!11t of MILTON J. IJIOCK, 1!10 IEOPLE 01' THI! $TAT£ OF I .... A1•llc1Jlon llttd bY GIOl"lf 11111 t llll ll>brnillt<I '" 1 form lo bt obf1lnd ti to:rwwn II MILTON J, •1t0Clt, Sit .. CALIFORNIA ~ lllt 1• 11¥ t • 11 o m e 0 Miio lt.w111101l lo re1-lfOPf!fl'I' lllflh llll toll'lct If llG'li. E ... i,,_.1111, 112 Soulh Dtc:115fd. oet.ndanll: al w1r11er, we1I GI Htwli-from "I LVOfl Slretl, itnt1 AM. C1lllotnl1. Eich NOTICE 15 HEREl'I' GIVEH le !flt 'l'ou ''' he•tbt oireelN "' Ult I I• Ill, Tt11l1t1 ... Tree! 76CM 1111<1 In bid or·~· mvsl bt •«-Hfll8111 Dy . $t.cl!lon ol "'' -t "'""" dKtde11I wr1ll1n p1Ndln1 In rt -51 lo lllt corilvnct!on wllh !hi JDl\t cll1nn to cnltltr'l dltck or Cl\ldt c:trtllltd e, 1 1t111 Ill Plftofll h11Ylllf cl1lm1 111!n•I !he vtrllli!'d com•t..1111! ol !ht 1110¥H11mta crt1lt lS IOlt. t ICrH. ,1_.11>11 btlllt or 1 blddtr" bond for I n U!~ cltcotdtrlt lfl r1141Vlrlld lo Ill• 1""'1, pl1i11tllll Wllt't tM (ilfls; llf 11'111 IOOVI• ZDHI: CHANOI 2il, Pll:IC!tl: ,I.AM 'JmOurit Mt IHI !Mii lK of 111t 11"1111fll wl!h "" ntCMtlry VflUdllr&. in lht oltkt tnlll~ C"OVrl lft !flt ebo'IHll!illed ICllOll 1n, VAllANC• 17. AHNC1!10ll 111N of ,... •111 ... (If 1111 h.i11 1movnt fer of lhe cltrtl of lht •btw lllfilk<I covrt," Dravtl'lt •ttlllll 'ftV Ill Mid coun, within b'I C~IY Chtl1t11.11 Rtf«rntd ~ . .Jbtl'. _wl{I 1.«1111. 1 CDlllrKl_llJlll to flfWWnl ltllm. wlll't 111t Metl11<Y lhlff'I' (JO) 0.YI 1t11r tllt stn'kr-Dn nu CllUl'd\ io-"tl tMI lf"Ofifl'l'I' It !he 11\M N Y•bll! to tM •dtr or 111 1111 ft¥Of vovd!trt. lo 11111 undtr1le!lld It lllt otflct of t1'111 1vmll'IOl'lt. ' 1Wlht11f com1r of .Ml-II• •"' Ht!I of 11\1 Movlklt'l-Nlt!>et W1llr Dlttrld. ol n11 t llornevt. 111Fl!LD, 1151'ELO & YrM 1r1 htrftY notlfl!!d tflel Ul'lltll yav !rom Al ff Ill'-PrtclM Pl111 1ft fllfd Elldl iudl bid or p,_t 111111 bt ae11tC 'l'OUNGEJI • .XI HOI~ lol/llY•rd, M llM . wtllttn nttPOllllvt plffdl,., u ld In ce11h11111:!1M W'I"' ""' ,_ chllllff '"" flltd II Ill• olllce ol 11111 Ol11r1ct •I ... 1'40I~. C1llloml1 90&7t, whldt Ii ll!t 1lllnllH "'111 t1kt luOlrntnl tor 1ny ...._ lot 14<1 vnll •11rttnrn1 c:om11!n for befor1 "" tlmt !1111111 Mtlct 1r0Yldo!d, p11c1o1 bull1111tol11141 ufldert!t Md In 111 or d1mtttt ~nffd In .thl nrlfltd tfll 11dtrfy, v1rl111e111 flltd fer <H1vl1tlon 11111 •bOY• m•nllollfd clll<k or bPl'\cl rn111.,, N rtttnlrlt ft 11141 t1l1t. el 11ld com1l11nt 11 1rl1!n1 v-c011lr1ct, If wilt from City Codi r1"C1Ulrtmttrt1 tor off. 111111 bt 1lven It 1u1r•nttt tl\1! ltlt dtctden!, wlln1" lour rnontlls 11ter tht itol"I' lo ltlt court tor 1ny GH'ler rt!!1t tlr"I p1rkln1, t1vmbtr ol dwtllllll 11111 blO'der wlll i nllr lnlo 1 cOll!r1ct If l!nt J1<1bllc1110ll ot lhl1 nofltt dem1ndf'd In ""' .... rilled COl'nPll lnl. "' IClf, Ind dwttlllll v"lt 111,, IWl •df'd !M WOik er.cl wlll be cltlmN II Ol!f!O Novtmbtr 11, 1'11. You m1y 1etk tflt ad¥1Ce ct In 1t1orntv COHOIT lfHriAL. Ull Pia.MIT f'I, IOM• llou!di!IO C11m1ltl !t tht 1uc:ct11\ut MIL TON J. 8110CI(. J•. Ofl 1nv m1l!!r connecltd wil~ lh~ CNAHGI! '91. Ak1lc1!1on llltd bY Ht11rv bl-• reltlsn !o e111'r Into 1111 ccntr1cl. E•KUlor ol 1h• Will ot tomolalnl"' "'11 summ-. Jv<ll •1torn111 Ot LUIP for 1 dr!wit-1" llle1trt comole~ Tiie !vcceu tul blchlu wHI bt r1qulr fd l~e 1Do¥t n1ml<l llK1cHnl •llOllld bt ceflsul!!d wil.,ln t!ll' 1/mr Umlt on !h~ 111! 'j l{ff' ol N.r. Oe LIPP'i to tvrnhll 1 11b0r •!Id m1le1!1I 1111"" in 1n UISFl!LO, •llS•ELD • YOUNGell lltlMI In lnls summcm1 for1:11~1 1 w•h lfn DtOl'er!v 1/lu,ttO v111tr1llv l lOn9 the 1mounl "''" to 100•. er •~• tot1!•11cl IM1 lolo!tYw•od llYd. al,1dlnt lo tllt cornpltlnt tDUth 1ldr ol WI'"" bl'lw~tn Eue!ld !H'!Cf 111d a ltl!l!lul 1trform11M' bent In Hell,WIM, C11ff1trftl1 tH11 Tf'li• Is '" scll~n bY a11lnlll!1 HOMER .,o Nt..,llllf>t Tl!~ ~•ap1r!Y h lurtner 1n imount l<lut! tc lOC'. of Int cOnh tCI TN: l2U) W<IUI (. llUMPMREY t r>a HAOMI E . d•!etlbod 1s 1 oon!an 11 A.11ruar '1 ~rice, ••tel ton91 .. ltl b• lf'C~rfd trom • Al,..rMyl ,.,. l>teu1t• HUMPHllEY, FREOlllC N ltOll I ncl Partr! i.t.J1l.J. A Zent cf'lan11 reflut1I •ure1y cempln•' ~ttldtc!O•Y lo !toe f P~D!lthf'd Ort"tr Ce1rl Otl!>' P'ilOI. WINONA W. ROllB lo c111lo! l!lrlr l111t lo lfon• Al !O M1 lndUil•!1f tOf 11111 Mou!lon-N!tufl Wllor Ol!hlcl. Hovembtr 1], JO. 11, 1<\Cf Otct mbtr " 11111 t ..-11111 •••• prOP11t!V "' 1nv ~•II a•ootrlV w\i Tiied !n <Oftf~r.i:l:Ofl wllh Atl terms tnd co11otll""• co'nt1lnto In 1f71 lOIJ·ll llltreol, t l!lllltlt In !ht County 01 Or1n1e. t~t thtllrt Hlltlon !flt l11form11Jon lar blddtrL •lllefttd 11 Slllt af C1lltort!ll , •ttl1cul1rl' •tKdblcl lllV!SID 'll l!Cl~I PLAN I I l . 1!\11 1 Hrl of tn1 bl• torm "'Ill 9G"IF" 11 LEGAL NOTICE I I 1•1-li l.11!1t1llolt lwtlmllTICI Dy H11.1111rd, Elrod t!IOUtll l~llV dtKribld 1'1trr1" ..... sll11t LOH 11 lfld 1l 111 l lOC:-1\1 If. AllK llltl lo COftllro,K.l l>Ckll11oll fo llM ~I PIFI pl tilt (0~!•1<1. Hultli.,.l1n l•l('lt StYft\!Hfl1h Street t ommtrClll b<liltlflt 11 l~I nCl<lhwt ll Tiit MM<tlOtl-Hltvtl W1ter Olttrkl •1" NI. •·••21• St<llon, 111 !ht Cit¥ ot HuntlMton ctrne• OI T1lM11 ,,,. M1•n1Jl1. r_,.,... 111t rllfll 11 rtltc:I t ny 1nd 1n •A• .... INd\. COVl'llY of °'"'"' fl•I• •• MA1TEI PLAN o• p A • It. llkll I< -111M ,,,, •nY ... •It ~ ., lo "ICTITIOUS IUSIMl!1S C11ltorlll1, 11 NI" MIO""'"' rl'('trdlll AM•NOMENT, l'll ftnlflt C~ml1tl0fl wlll _I..._ .,,, lflftr'"11!ty Ill • •Ill Fiii ...... STATIMIMT '" ... ~ .... 'ii. llf Mhct.!lll)tOVI ,,.,. ' l"vltlt( He1ritlt wt1lftlftt fo l'lfWltlll lty ..... • "Tl'lt ....... ""'°"' .,. 10\ne Ml"' letor• ...... Id or ..... c""'""'. • --! to ,_,_,,. ctr11l11 ""' MOUL TON·NIGUlL ~ i.,i~ Ill 111111'11! tfl MfN'll delrncl1111t. el IM S1n!111Ct Creelr, S1nl1 .An1 RIWf WATER OISTRICt I EACH 5TAIT(R 14oP, 7 I 0 "1ltl Ylll1 1r1 blf'Mlr ndlllld 1111! U111'tn 51udl' Into 1111 Clh''I M11ltr Plln of 8y All•llldH a-It Y_..'-1oo Av-Hut1!1111!Clll ltldl. YIM! M •-• 111d •M-, ltll llllftllfll PlttJ, . J.KHjtn c.,,.,111. ,... HOMltll c. t41J'1"'P'Kll!Y •I'll NAOMI I!. Thtst m1lltrt .,. lll"liii Ofilc:f1Wd ,ultll..... °'"'"" (Giit 01ity Pltol, ~MU' 0"'" L....,1,, 17 1' HUMPHllY, f"R(OIUC H. ROii •lid llU<JUt nl •o •l•flllln9 LIWt If lllt SteN ~ ,, •Md Otctmflltl' .. un Albt~ Ofl\ot, Colli MtM. CllllPl'nll WINOHA W. 11011 Wlft ••l'I' lo fflt ot C1lllotnl1 {Go¥'!. Ctdl 8 ,00I II --lll1·11 l'H:N Cet.rn lllf 'lhl !Miii' dll'fllndf'I 111 llM' --l t r.I tht J'.V..M.C. Tiiie "· Tht "'M t L"""'t. t>lt A!b1tro1tt Orlvt, como11ln1. to-wit: 1"11al Jt bt ldh1dted lanlnt ,odt, HfllM m11••· prldtt 1J1111l;:============:;1 CMI• Mtu. COhloD•nl• ,,.,. ""' ,,,. olelMllll I~• ltlt 'Git _,, ol •M ''°' pllftS ••t Oii Ill• In rttt h Llflt I", U.0-"9, Ut~ A!llotlOU Drlwt, 11ld lll'OHl"tr In '" 11 .... M Mliohli..o P'!IMllM 0.0.r!TMl!I tr.cl 1r1 IVIHtDl<t c.11 Mllol, ~llfotlll1 "'"' Wllf!Ut ;ny 11111d 111c1 "'' t.efl ., "" tor ~blic lntDKllGll 111c1 uc1m111111D11. Tf\11 Mli•UI li DtlM COl'ICIVCtrd 1rt 1 c-1. T-dt1tr1.,. to llllllv In It.,.. • P.,.1,,.,,tl'llO. DATfO: SIO .. t'f\illtf It, 1tn er \~ O-ll!on 10 tl\rs' """""'''' """ L1Wt'1'1(1 Ol'roll LldWlt • WILLIAM E. $1 JOHN O•OPO!oilt "'II bt •IYfll l ft oo-tunlt, KIDS LOVE UNCL~ LEN SATURDAYS IN THE DAllY PILOT Thl• tt••tment Fl!M w11t1 lt.t C1M1111V Cavlll'f Clftll 10 do -a. 11 turtlltr !l'lfOrn'I••....,, 11 t;!rt"~ o1 °""" C-1'1 1111 NOYemMr 10, l y: Jam .. I . O'pennfll dtsll'fll y~u "''" (O!llKI Ille ,l1~nl111 1•11, Jr lt..,,.IJ' J. MaclOolo, Otwlv l)elllll'I' Clerk Q,01t!mtnl 11 Nf.20' Ind Fdtr 19 '°'"I" Clf"f~ MITCHl.Lfo., HAIT a lllKO rnc 11bo.,. lltm1. DAN IL •• IUCKMUM AIM'""' Al t.1w Pl.ANNIN() C6MMl$510N 01' .. 11 ... Mf Al .... •1• Ch>k <eflt ... Ort.II w .. 1. Su•lt '" l HE CITY 0' S• ti"""" Ctlll"' Of'lv11 Svllf W Piii Ortic:• ... 1n• l"O•Jl<lTAIH YALL.f Y "''-" "'"'· tent. t»'f ""'' A111, <•1"'1ii• .. ,.. c11....., .,,.,re,., Tth f71tl '4•1D • cn t) U .. nft !tcrrl•r'I fl 1111 PubfltllMI Or1f'llt c;Mlt 01llr Pltet, a-..,. fW ~•!llllfU • ~!tnntttt COlltnl!H~ 1'i!Nf'M4~ lL JO&, 7' .... 01cM1Mt <I. ,11111 ....... MvnllriortDn 141Cf1 tMlllY 'lie!, ,llltl!\llHI Or 1.,.t""C1t tt Dtll'I Plle1, 1111 ~11 W1We1Y!lltt" ,, 1), to, '1, ltl'I :JOU-11 NO~tmlMr ti, 1'11 ~111·11 --- GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Friend \vho !leems unort~o' may be on r ight track. Main- LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cL 22): Stick to principles. Creative ATLANTA 1UP1 1 -Rabies. withstand the ravages o f the incurable for thousands of disease. Although lx>th pa. yean. has at l asl yielded lo tients died of complicat ions, medical science. he was convinced that the It OO\V can be cured. ac· techniques used could save a cording to a medical expert at rabies victim if applied in the National Center for time. Disease Control who has writ· Hatt"•ick and the pediatrici· ten a technical paper on this ans inserted a tube in young new milestone in medicine. \\'inkler's 1hroat to keep him The conquest of r abies. one from suffocating, drained off of the most horrible afflictions cranial nuid to keep pressure in the catalogue of mankind's in the b rain from building up, ailments, has com e about not monitored his heart t o through any miracle drug but forestall cardiac arrhythmia, by the applic·ation of well~ and administered drugs to known medical techniques ap· p revent convulsions and in· plied at the r ight time, ac· fect ion. cording to Dr. M itchell Hatt· This ty~ of statement. Jlatt- wick. \l'ick believes. corulitutcs a Hall\\•ick. 30. NCDC's resi· cure for the disease. dent r abie.s expert. is the .. \\le a pplied a collection or physician who played 11 tnedically recognized techni· leading role in saving the life ques. 00 single one of which o{ Matthew \Yinkler, 6. of Lima, Ohio. the world's only was terribly unusual. But we applied them together to a known sur.:ivor of rabi~s. disease whiCl1 no one had had Young W1nk1er was_ bitten on the opportunity or inclination the ~umb by a rabid bat en to that," Hattwick said. the !1Jihl of Oct: 10, 1970. ~e ''We were able, at lea.tt. to rece~ved a senes of rf b1es s~y aht.ad..Qf the...cti.s:Usl" Pl.Q=.... va:cin~ shots but deve oped-cess. Tlle d isease gave up the duiease several weeks before we d id ." later. • • flattiwck has written a case Ha~tw1ck new ~o Lim~, talk· report on the medical miracle essentials. Realize there is no You will ~ operating from easy way. One in your :</Wn a more solid base. home is being impatient, careless. Don't compound er· ror. Display maturity; set fine example. You Qlake progress. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. To !Ind out who" lvckt fer nu In l'l"IGlll¥ '"" IO'o'I· Ofdt r 5vdnt¥ Omlrf'l --ft!, "5Kttl Hlnts "" Men '"' Womft"." Send &!Tllld•lt 1fl<I 15 ctn!J to Om11r A1lrol01¥ ~Kttl1, the DAILY PILOT, lox JHC, Grand Ctnltll S!ttlo!o. Ntw Yor~. N. Y, 100!1, \11"1 T.-..N LEADING MEDICAL FICHT ON RABIES Or. Mich••I H•ttwick Discovers Cure ed with tbe -bo)'. ~ family ~nd at Lima. titled "Recovery t~e two pedi~tr1c1ans treating Froin Rl\bies : a ca ii e,;====:====================; him and con vinced them there Report.,, It will appear soon in \1•as hope. a edl I · I d b Th NCOC doctor previous \\• , m ca Journa rea y h:ld etreated two victims Or physician s t!1ro~1ghoµi the rabies in California. applying country. 11 oull1r/ .rtcp, by supportive c are aimed at help-step the n1oves rhat "er,e ing the pllhents ' vital organs l~r:tde to sa vt young \V1nkler s "-lie believes that the suc· cesslul t r ' a I n1 e -n·l-and Are you the person y( )ll \Vant to be'? 'Son s' Give YMCA $200 recovery of the boy gives the m t d i c a I w o r I d m o r e. Conle to lhis Christian Science Lecture knowledge or rabi's than has been accumu1a1ec1 tn the 1 .. 1 "ARE Yc;>U RESOURCP:UL?" The Sons or Norway. Costa 2,000 years. The problem now, .., • ., '· 1.1t11111. c .s.L ~fesa Chapter, have donated he says, Is to educate: pbysi-,......,, ""'""'"'JO S200 to the OTMge Coast cians throughout tht world to JlCOND CHURC~::',1tc•H•1n. SCtlNTIJT YMCA and another $100 to the the ne·v.· fact that rableii no , ... PKlfi< v~ Ori'lfl, c .... ~" M•r John Tracy C I in I c ~lo'.'.'.ng~er::_:i~s~inc~u~ra~b'.'.'.le::_. ___ ..:!:===================== Dtmonstration Home for dear1- children in Co&ta l\tesa.. Half of the vr.1CA money came from membtrs of Sonja, the women's auxi\i:iry There are 250 ramilies in· volved in the Sons of Norway activities • THE WARM & COZY PLACE To Shop Thr. next meeting Is Dtc. 9 at the C1IUornla Air National Gutrd h'adquarters, 2 6 5 1 l'Icwoort Blvd. • -h~foast~1 ,\ ' • • • -- S1turdlJ', Novtrnbtr 27, 1971 OAIL Y PILOT tt Sa~ta Rosa Ac:e Too Much for ·Pirates, 26-22- .. -r I Bear cub Defe nsive Back-.· LOse .Two l~terc~pts 3 Bue Passes Polo Tilts . . .~ByQHO.W~D L HANDY Of ... DellY ~lilt lteff • LONG BEACH -It didn't take long lo deflate ·the bubble that floated atop the ~CAA water polo world (or the pl.st year 1 .. 'tbe Belmont Pluo Olympie pool Fri· day alternoon. · Cal State (·Fullerton) opened a determined bid for the tiUe as the Cinderella team and made good in its first effort wtth a ~ conquest of UCI all the Anteaters missed a pair of penalty shots and played frantic second half catchup water polo. In second ro~d action, Fullerton made a strong bid tof-contest UCLA for the TODAY'S SCHl!DULI! 1:30 11.m. -Con111l•tlDn Fln11..-Stentord on. U. !ti N-Mtxlco. ':1! •·~· ....-Sntnltl 'tKe 'lnab: ---~rvlne \fl. U. of W1$1\Jng1on. 1 11.m. -Third Place Flfllli -Cl! lt1t1 (FUii· t rtonl ""· C.I St111 \l<tn!I &eldl}. 1:4S P.m. -Ua:.t. VI . .Sin Jose Sl1hl. coveted championship but fell short, 10-9, in a valiant' but vain ··effort againiSt WF defeated Sa,n Jose State (20--0 ). Stanfurd twnbled the Anteaters in se- cond round action, S.7, as UCI coach Ed Newland missed the contest due to a death in his wile's family. Bill Barnett and Bill Jewell of Newport Harbor High . aided Mike Martin In directing the team.- But the second game was anti-climactic to the Fullerton loss earlier in the day. Ii was a shocker to Newland and came after the Anteaters had taken an early 2-0 advantage. • The stunned Newland prais~FullertOn and rapped himself for the Joss. "They (Fullerton ) came to play water polo and we didn't. We got beat as a result and it was my fault," Newland i;aid. Martin, now an assistant coach and a member of the title team a year ago, assessed the situation in a different man- ner. \ ·_J"---• U,I Te ... 19 KEN ROSEWELL (L EFT) EARNED $50,000, TROP HY WITH TEN NIS VICTORY OVER ROD LAVER By PHIL ROS$ Of 111• Dll" ,Ii.I l!tfl SANTA ROSA -It'll be a long time before the Orange Coast CoUegt Piratf.s forget a young man n~ed Mi~e RU$1ell • It was Russell, 1 s-16, !BG-pound fresh- man defensive back for the Santa Rosa Beal'C\lbo, who personally wreaked havoc on the Bucs ol coach Dick Tucker Fl1de.y !118h.t as the hostl!I were victorious. 26-22, in the flnt round ti. the state jw\lor col· lege large schools playoff. Fgr Russell, all he did wa.. interoept three of the sl..1 Alvin ,White aerials which the· Bearcubs picked off with all three oCCurrtng in the second half and two of them leading to St11ta Rosa touchdowns. Santa Rcsa dug into an early M OCC lead wlth a TD and ensuing conVeniion in the last minute of the first half, then the wiMers came back with a vengee11ce in the seco1Jd half 8nd w·ent aheed cl the :BuC!'I, 13·9. And it was Russell's initial hijack at.- tempt (and longest return ol his thrte for the.contest) which.made it all poMlble. The Nert freOOman intercepted a second down, left flat pass at his own 34 yard line and brought It back 56 yards to the occ 10. 1'wo plays later, Be&rcub halfback Larr5• Steele tallied on a t~yard dive. Russell was also responsible for his third interception with eight minutes left In the game and it was followed by a Bearcub sco~ -this Ume on a three yud run by Joe Stender to cap a 71- yard, nine play drive. · Th.at six.pointer. plus George Gosiak's PAT boot put Santa Rosa'.! edge to 26-15 with 3:51 remaining and Orange Coast was able to only add :a final TD on a 22- yard pass and ru11 hookup from White to • halfback Steve Mohulski. Benny Ricardo R • II p t A L kicked the lruier's last extra point. O_ sewa U S way · aver, m:U~:,~·~..d'2'(r~:r.~.~~0~ figured heavily In the OCC derruse (wtnch resulted in ending the season "'.Ith two r consecutive defeats), other factors were P k $50 000 T P e alsopromine11 l. ' t · ov r ·I o___ The Buell for instance, fumbled thrice _ o, c e s _ , · -.-_:_ · z~ :: ~~;r::t :!1~d1:':i': ~ai.~)":r period eafllef'"""f(J(lay:--Alld ooe of those "The team didn 't think Fullerton could . d d ·1 B t •-tb y got in front at By·GLENN WHITE--linesman,ntled-the ball was out an -Rod *· -* o I · u Wuen e 011111 0.11, 'I""' Stiff I t •-t se gam be was 10 OAM• ITlTISTICI bobbles was a castly one which led to iba, Bearcubs' fint score. •. )' Also, somewhat of s jinx hun,r over the Bucs' head.!, even If they didn 't·realiJt it. That bit of mysUcillm .blvol.ves Sanla Rosa's third quarter record all aeisoe long. -Going into Friday night's clash, tM Bearcubs had outscored their opponuts, 63--0. in thl! lhird 'period and their luCt held out against the visitors from South- ern California. ' In tile third slaw, Sanla Rosa chalked UP' U markers while hold.ilg OCC ICU'e- 'less. ~trange, yes, but tomethina; fap .ff:. trol.og1cal followers to give ~ lhought$ 10. ·, ' Orange Coast's other two· TDs w~ aC; complished in the firSt and fourth _q~r· .ters, on 64 and M-y•rd bombs from Wl)\tio to wide rec;eivers .Steve Monahan .A.nd Doug Young. rucardo toed the PAT afttr Monahan's tally, one on which he toot A short sideline pus and then dashed away for the distance. · · The Bucs also got tbemselve1 a sale- ty_jn _the_second quarter,_when Si.rd.a Rosa 's center snapped the slippery &all right through the hands of the Bearcub punter and out of the end :one. -:- Although rain didn 't fall during~ the game itself, the field was a muddy, alop. py mess throughout, due to tbt earlier storm. Auburn, 'Bania Put Unbeaten Marks on Line ·· BIRMINGH~M, Ala. (AP) -Tliint. ranked .Alabama and No. 5 Auburn1, a pair of unbeaten, untied PoWtrs With visions of a national championship, col- lide today in a Southeastern Conference ~tie bout be~g billed as the biggest game m Southern football history. _ The game will show tbe nat~l).-the 1971 winner of the Heisman Trophy, Auburo -quarterbaf k Pat Sullivan. halftime, we lost our I cool. Instead of ... os a cu.snce o w up a e Lplaying it calmly, we played in a frantic DALLAS -As Neil Armstrong, the eventually lose. manner and lost the game." first man to step on the moon acclaimed, Rose.wall went on to capture the tie- Whatever the reason, UCJ not only "Ken rosewaU struck a ray (If hope for breaker, 7-3, which gave him the set, 7-6. blew.an..eatly-lead-but alm..missd...a.pair__ those in the well-0ver-30 club," as the 37-t Then he won the next set 7~ after trip- 1 of penalty shots that cost them dearly. In year:old AuslraUian upset Ccrona del ping L«ver in another sudden death, 7-4. and -I dori't give as much pressure on him as I'd like to have. I guess I wasn't getUng ready for the spin on the forehand side," Laver said. · "The forf.hand balls seemed to be com· Ing up 'bJgh and I couldn't get to·tliem'. lt seemed that when I wanted a point I just couldnlt gel it. But it was that batkhand ' i:fown,the line lrl the third set that decided O< • ' • " ... ,,. • .. •• ' • ' . " ·'" "' n Alabama, three-time national cbart\4 pion, is a four-point favorite to end On T1' To.tav -c m111Jnel 7 a -l fa ct, at the final buzzer, Fullerton stole Mar's Rod Laver in the-ric~ evu pro-"Ken was hitting volleys.as well as J've the ball in a fre01y o( personal fouls. One fessional tennis tournament. ever seen him do. I guess I hit him in fhe more on the Tlta~s would have given U~ Jt happen.ed. Friday afternoon before wrong eye," Laver told the crowd iri a another opportunity to send the game in· 8l20Crfans at Texas Memorial Auditorium post game speech. to overtime. But til_ne r~n out 0~ the hl!re. as Rosewell put together steady He was referring to a mishap early In team and the championship they tried to pliy1 a·nd strong volleying to vanquish the the match when Rosewall trje~ to return defend. . . ed Corona de! Mar Rocket, 6-4, 1-6, 7-6, 7-6, a shot and the ball bounced up a111d hit his Fullerton goalie Doug Smith block in the finals at the World Championship ·left eye, temporarily detaining the action. two of Bruce Black's penalty throws to . . .1 6pell the dlffererice as the Titans moved of Tennis tn the tourney t:a1 ·. . "That was just one or my tricks to from a 2-0 deficit to 8 S-2 advantage dur-It was only the second time m their last distract him. I really wasn't hit at all," ing the second quart,er. 10 meet~gs that Rosewall had been a~le Rosewall jokingly said later. Only goal scored by either team in the to master the master or world tenn is. "ActuaUy 1 think I plaYed well for a second half was a penalty shot by Jim And the ability to do so earned him a game of inches -and it gives some hbpe Bradburn of UCl with 3:16 left in the check for '5(1,000, a new car and a55;0rted to us other players. J'm just happy to get fourth quarter. . jewelry. . . one or my occasional wins against Roel. Jack Dickmann, one.of the b_iggesl men Laver got a consolation prize of $20,000 "I was trying to mix it up and to catch on the UCI team, fouled out with 2:37 left and a couple of free beers. But he fell Rod's serve early. The ball was coming In the second stanza and Jimmy Waska 6hort of becomlng the first man ever to up and it gave me a chance to hit it. I hil his third goal on a penalty shot as a earn PJQ,000 in a single season of playing didn't want to go for outright winners all result for the fifth Titan tany. tennis by 8 paltry $7.283. the time because that's what he likell. So Rosewall played tough In the clutch J hit the ball softly occasionally. NCAA WATl!R ,OLO CffAM,IDNSMl'S l'IRIT llOUND UC lrvlne Z 1 O 1-4 Cit S111e. fFullerlon) 2 J 0 0-5 UC lrvlntt 1corlnti: 8ruct 8 l1cll: 2, Jim lrldbllrn, Jim MtOo!\1111, Oltltr llWK UCLA 31, U. ol W•l.llllllllon 2. Cel •stet~ !Le"• 811d'll n, U. of N"' Meilco t ldOUbll P'ltrll!M), .S1n JOM ~1111 1D. St1n!ord 4. ll!CDND ROUND ConMl•llon UC lrvlnt 1 J . 1 '-1 Sllntoril 2 2 2 2-1 UC 1rv"'9 KOrln1: Broww 2, 8!1dt 2, Dltkm1n. llrldburn, MCClill1n. . Dlh., Salru u , of New Mexico 13, U. Cit W11hl"fton 4. Cll1m.itlllhl' UCLA 10, C1I Sith! Clor19 !111thJ 1. kil Jotll Slell 10. C1I Sttte (Fullerton! t. after being demolished in the second set. "It's been a long time since I've played The flame-haired Laver told the press this well against Rod -you can play that that the match was really decided in the well against him and still lose. But he's seventh game of the third set. At that had a very good run against me so it's juncture the sets were tied at one and the about time he lost one." third set was even at three games each. Laver said he wasn't serving as well as Rosewall held service but Laver he'd like to and admitted that four foot had five times run the score to deuce and faults called again1il him at the north end held advaiitage four times before of the court caused him some worry - Rosewall put him away With a nicely shot and possible disruption of concentration. in the comer. He pointed out that he hadn 't been caU- Prior to that, however, Laver sent a ed for that infraction all year and thought backhand down the line while holding ad· it was odd that he was only assessed for vantage. There was no· chance Rosewall's it at the one end of the court. aging legs would carry him to it. But the "Kenny didn't make any silly errors UAlt. Y ,!LOT ,bei. 111 11:11111,.. KMfllll' UCl'S RICH IASO (21 IS SET TO SHOOT OVER FULL!RTON'S JOHN BLAUER IN NCAA TOUR NEY - • . - ! -1 · .. • · 1t. It Wlll just one Qi. those debatable calls." . Actually, Laver didn 'tJook as sha rp as he has on other occasions. He double faulted 'nioe times (Rosewall had none) and with lhe exception qf the second set \t·hen he looked invincible,lie seemed to be struggling. He double faulted four times in the first ~t alone but When he came back in that second set you figured it was the same old pattern -lose the 'first then come back to blitz. the opposition. On1y this time the crafty Rosewall was having none of it. Laver and wife Mary are due to return home sometime today af\d then it .will be two months of. no competition, no travell- ing before retum:ing to the competitive coul'Ul late in January. S ports in Brief Or11'" Co11t ' Suire Ro11 Whllr M1fl1fl1ld LrM1l11u•r Mollul•kl Mon1t11n Toll ls Sl9t1t Stltl'ld1r Klrkpt!rltk Allltll Wlll!•IM Tot•I• Whit• Klrk,..lrkk 5tftlt .,,,,,_ Tol1l1 RUININO o' ••in . 2119 v• Or•Jll• C1•tl . ... .. 7M ""' "~ ., ,,_,, ,_,. " 1v1 • • . . " .2.s " " ' " • " ' " " .. ''"'' ••Ml " " n ~ • • " " ' • p '" '.f.lllNO Or1n11 C•11t Ill K lfll JJ n ' """ 111$1 24 ID 0 ' . ' ' . ' a it 2 ' ••• • "' • ••• • .... • ' . ' '·' ' " .. ••• • ••• • '·' n '-' .. MO "' ••• '" ... • .... • .... '" "'' Lakers Nab 13th in Row ; Golf Lead to Mclendon INGLEWOOD -Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlain led the streaking Los Angeles Lakers to their 13th consecutive victory Friday night as they manhandled -the Detroit Pistons , 132·113. Chamberlain scored a season high of 31 points and bad 31 rebounds .• We.st had 25 points and 18 assists. West and Chamberlain went to the basket early for the Lakers-as"ibty grab- bed a. 34-30 first quarter lead and ex- tended it to 6&-52 at halftime. West augmented his shooting with brilliant passes to hill teamma\es, w ~J 1 e Chamberlain dominated the backboards. The Pistons shot only 36 percent in the first half. Gail Goodrich found the range early In the third quarter and the l.akers broke the game open, outscoring the Pistons 21· 8 to take an 86-60 lead late in the period. ft was 99-78 after three quarters. 1n other NBA action Friday night, the New York KrUcks defeated J;Joston, 104· 89· Cleveland trimmed'" Cincinnati, 128- 114; Milwaukee defeated Portland, 120- ltlii> and Chicago lopped Golden Slale, 12!-19. • "' -HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S. C. -!>lac Mctendon, an obscure, struggling tour regular, fi~d a four-under-par 67 and viluted Into the second round lead in the Heritage Golf Classic Frld1y but Jack Nicklaus remained in -contention two 1trokes back. Mct..endon, who doesn't rank among the top 100 money winners this season, had a 36 hole total or 138, four unde'r parlO!Mhe 'tight, demanding Harbour· Town Galt Links. Big\ Bob Lunn, who abandoned a crl$h diet tlld attributed improved play to some regained weight, was Just one slroke back with a 68 for 139. -"' . MINNEAPOLIS -University of Min--1 nesota regenb haYe discussed whether athletic director Marsh Ryman and foot- ball coach Murray Warmath should be replaced. Dr. Herbert Hulfington, a Waterville physician and member of die board of regents, said today the rtgenti had ili- iormally discussed the matter. "There are certainly sentiments among the regent! to do some.thing about steadi· ly declining attendal'!ce at the football games,'' Huffington added. "' RAL'EIGH -Jwo .f-lorth Carolina State University basketball players faced with drug charges, team captain Paul Coder and Bob Heuts, announced Friday they would not play this season. The two were arrested two mOnlhs ago in a park adjacent to the N. C, State campUJ and char1ed with possession of five ounces of marijuana. · "' LONG BEACH -Cesar Sinda of The Congo and Felipe Tom!s of Los Angeles fight for the vacant California lightweight title In a scheduled IZ.roonder tonight. Torres, the JM favorite, Is a former holder of the California !SS.pound title. Sinda is the Congo'a lightweight ,chlm· pion. Tom:s-takis· a 31-9-1 record wHh 17 knockouts Into the Long B ea c h Auditorium main event. Slnda, a former Olympic medalist, has a 18-l pro record. • Aub\lrn's ' II-gime winning' streik, but Sulllvan never has lost to the Crimson Tide. Sullivan, announced Thursday night a1 winner or the ~ward presented fllrlually to the n.aUon's outstanding. player as determined by a vote of writers and broadcasters, ranks third in the nation.in passing and fourth in total offense. . · The 190-pound senior from Birmi11barn already has equaled the NCAA record far career touchdown responsibility with 71. Besides Sullivan, a major problem iD coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's CrhnltlD Tide camp concerns the health ot suptr• star Johnny Mullso, the third best rusher in SEC history and No. 4 in this year'I Reisman voting . Musso, a 196-pounder who w a 1 Sullivan's elementary school pal here, sulfered a sprained toe in Alabama's 14-7 victory over Louisiana State three weekt ago and hasn't played since. He Is, however, expected to start against the Tigers . -. ~ Alabama , 10-0, also is concerned over the playing status of ace defensive tackle, Jeff Beard, who broke hl s hand againllt LSU . Each team is bound for a New Year!1 bowl date against two Big Eight Con- ference powers. Alabama wlll face ' No. 1 Nebraska Jn the Orange Bowl and Auburn tangles with currently l!econd-ranJr:ed Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. Nebraska defeated t~e Sooners ~1 Thanksgiving Dar to beCome the odds--On favorite to repea as national champion. The Crimson Tide has won 10 in a row &ince losing 33-28 to a Sullivan comebact last fall. The Tide tied Oklahoma in last year's Bluebonnet Bowl. Auburn hasn't lOl!lt since GeQrgia u~ tbe Tigers 31-17 last season. The Plainsmen avenged that defeat tn weeks -ago with-a ~20 conquest that knocked Georgia from the unbeitea ranks. The TiJ'f string ll)cludes a vl~. over Mississippi In last year's Oi'°" B<>wl. · Fullerton Battles -. Grambling Today LOS ANGELES -Cal State (Fullerton) grieving over the deaths of three assistant coaches !in a plioe crasb two weeb ago, ta-kei: on the ruued Grambling Tigers today with part of Ute gam4'. proceeds going to help iamUJu or the tliree men. · The Tigers are 8-l this season a.od coached by Eddie RobillllOll who baJ tum,· ed a bat~h of outstanding pro footbl.D players from the once·obscure predominantly black college. Fullerton, under bead coach Diet Cou01, ls 6-3. Grambling is led by big Matthew lteel, a &-foot-5, 225-pound quarterback who hH thrown for nearly 1,600 yard1 this year. The Titan.! have Mike Emst, .wito . directs a passing attack that lncludu Chri~ Jaramillo, Tyrone Perry and S~ Chapman as receivers. • -• p I l ' • . . • I ~-,. -· Sa\..,,lf, N..,mi>Of ZT,'.1971 • 14 DAILY Pll DT CdM Comehacli Falls Short; Lic)ns Win, 28-26 t;r · ""~ .. , By ROG~R CARLSON or .... D•Ht ,11.1 Sl•ll . _,.... N'.I Westminster High's Gary Jennings 'roke through to nail Coron 11 del Mar's fl\ Rted Johnson on a t"'o·point conversion ~~ wilh 50 sCC<Jnds remaining_ Friday ,.,, itig,it t6 preserve a 28-26 CIF AAAA·foot-,:\\alt victory al Orange Coast College ~btfore 8,000 fans. J ennings' dr;.1n1atlc <l e-fe n s iv e maneuver negated a tremendous come- back by the smaller Sea Kings of Corona t '. del l\1ar, who refused to believe the iL;Pt>stecl polnt spread tfor the CJF playoff 'batUe. · . r •: Victory puts \Vestminster in the l"'quarterfinals against Pasadena Friday, r:·:· Honand's crew was a 191h-point un- . ' . derdog to the beefy Sunset League cham· pions but in the end it appeared the Lions \\'ere lucky to survivf . .,. · Only a crucial interference penalty on .a fourth down incompll~tion kepr one scor. ing drive alive for Westminster and .the winriers were handed.a touchdown at the QUtset 9! the Second hall with a fumble recovery on Cd}.f 27. OOf quarterback Reed Johnson led the Sea · Kings to their near unbelievable comeback wllh his pin point passing under pressure. Corona had trailed, 28-14, thanks to the irJter{£rence call but the Sea Kings refus-e-a to y.ilt~ · ~nste~d th~y took the ensuing kickoff and mareht4 63 yards only to be denied a I • ' y • ... ,. j( :) . ~ . ' <!'I· ~; ... ·• "'~· . first down at the 'Llons··elg ht by a matter of three inches. But \V estminster cofiliin't move the ball and the Sea1 Klngs took oyer on the 12 after Lions" quarterback Jeff Siem ens passed for a short gain after a, muffed punt attempt. T\vO plays later Jphnson pltchef,I out to John Miles and 1he speedy Sea Kl,ng rac· ed nine yards around end to score with 1:48 to go. · Bob Ferraro's PAT attempt was wide and \Vestminster had a 28·20 advintage. StiU Cd.M refused to Jay down. Bob Pfeile r pounced on an ,onslde kick at the Ions' 48 aod three plays later J ohnson connected on a beautiful 4 4 • y a r d touchdown pass IJ1ay to ~1att Cox, There were 50 seconds remainina-and PAT made It 21·14 with-2:29 left in the the rest you know. third quarter. f-oa ch Bill Boswell's victors got their-Ferraro dominated the firat hall, net- third and fourth touchdowns on gro~d ting 90 yar(ls In 10 carries. B,ut it was Pat maneuvers as they stuck to the ruMlng Lynch's fumble recovery ln t h e game for t~e most part. _ \Vestminster end zone that gave CdM its Chuck \Y1nkles went over £roof ~ne . only first half TD. yard ~ut to cap a .67-yard march (wh1.ch The L'lons opened it up with,. 7~yard was aided by the interference call ) with TD march ulmi ated b Siemens' uven 8:37 left ln the game. c n · Y \half · "The third TD came after Ira Thorpe 1 yard run. And ·they ga,med a 14-7 tune . recovered a rulnbl filll the Cdf\.t•27 Jim advantage on Siemens seven-yard pass to Holland punched o:er from t.he cne. with C~uck Carlson to cap ! 76-yard drive. 2:33 speot in the h~f and._ Mark Smith's oAMa ITATIST1c1 lhird of lour PATs made it 21-7. c•,• Flf$1 down1 ruW.11111 But Corona came right back, marching Flrat d(JW111 Jiet4~' ' 68 yards in 12 plays oft the triple apUon ~~~t ~;,• ::!!'.. 1; ·w!Ui Ferraro going the final five· yards Y1rds ru1111~. 1,." d d · h H. d Y1rd1 p111l1111 aroun en wit 2:29 to go. is secon v.m 1e11 » w " • • " ... • " '-t"'"· ,;,i~, , f:"'""'\ f DAIL't. l'ILOT l'llolo1 •r Lee l'lr~I b '' CORONA DEL MAR'S BOB FERRARO (421 MOVES BEHIND MALCOLM DEMILLE 'S (54) ·BLOC K AS WESTM INSTER'S BOB DRE I FUS (32) CLOSES IN. WESTMINSTER WON, 28-26. :..".:,-:-, ~,a~ . . ;.:~C Cage Opeaier . . . ~ ,o'{. ;~;·Falcons' 2nd Half Spurt ' ·. ~~; Def eats Ru stle1·s, 98-87 '~-~ . !">""~ . ~Ii .... Ry CRAIG SHEFF Of l!!t D1llr l'llel S!llf "'·"·NORWALK -Cerritos College zipped ~rtto 'a big lead early in the second half. ~'\hen held ar r a Golden \\lest rally to down • ··tfle invading Rustlers, 98·87. in the season nq,~sketball opener for both teams Friday 'night. • 1 After a nip-and-tuck fi rst hal f in which 'Pach Dick Stricklin's Rustlers held the ";'.'Upper hand mos l of the \\'ay, Cerritos -.·,ame out red hot In the second half. 6 \Vith its fast l'.lreak "·orking '''ell, lhc .vhost Falcons jumped lo a 78·60 lead i:..,tnid"'ay through the half before the , · )<IUflg Rustlers could regroup. ~-.• Golden \Vest's Jeff St. Clair hit a pair .•· pf .free throws. sophomore Jim Anderson .aildJreshman Taras Yaung added long ·l'l'1).tf0pers and St. Clair then got a Ji~ill to .;~t the deficit to 10 178-68 ) .. ·,..~~ !ut Cerritos didn't lose its cool and br91iitinued to maintain an eighl to 10.point ''fop Grid Tilts On Tube Today L... • lead throughout the rest of the half. Yo\Vlg and fcllo\v guard Gary Orgill we re impressive for the Rustlers. Young canned 31 point s lo luke high ho nors for both teams. r-.1ost of his 15 field goals came from long range . I-le finished ·with a 71 percent shooting 1niirk, canning 15 of 21. Young pliiyed at Ncwf>Ort llarbor last season. Orgill. a fr11shn1an fro1n 1-.:stnncia. col- lected 24 points , including 14 frnn1 1he free throw line. He didn't 1ni ss at the C'h11:1:ity stripe. setting 11 Golden \\lest record for consecuthe free throws in one game. The former m:irk wa's 12 cstabli~hed bv Chris Thompson two seasons ago and duplicated last year • And Stricklin also got some pr~tly good ins ide play fron1 St. Clair, 6-5, a forme r La Quinta High star, Cerritos showed \·ery good balance with all fi\'e 9f its starters hitting in douhle figures. Freshman Ron Kruidhof led the \\'ay far the Falcons-with 26 points, get- ting 16 in tlle second half. Golde~ \Vest returns to a'c:liOh Tuesday night, hosling ri\'al Orange Caast Al 8. Goldf11 w11t un II II Pl " ,.Mllenon J J • ' &It . 0 0 10 W(locn 1 2 1 ' 0'11111 51• J i • '1'0"''9 15 1 l ll 51, Clllr I J 0 1S Kt kfl 10 1 1 Gtif1b1 0 0 1 0 troem 1002 CtrrllGI (ff) l o•let'o~ l(•uill~OI F•tn1·r~ ROdtl<IUtt M~o~trf. G•Htry !;II! l'llk• If H pf I• I 5 J It n 1 • 2& ' 0 • 12 I 1 J II 6 1 5 It 1 O D l 0 , 2 1 l D 1 ' t o1111 11 JJ n 11 1~1.11 '3 u n " 8'>fhmt; CUTlf'ol lt, Oollltll Wt1I .. B ucs i11 Opener LOS ANGELES -Orange Caast College opcn5 the 1971-7~ junior college baskelball season tonight At t.A Trade Tech. Game time is 8. CoaCh Herb L1vsey's .OCC Prates are :itten1pting lo rebound from 9 3-24 scasorl of R year ego. FoUO\\'in~ the Tr:fdc Tech lilt. the Pitalts 'bal\te Golden West at !he Rusllers' gyn1 Tuesday nlght. LN Trade Tech Is localed a t \Vashington Boulevard and ijueroa Street. WESTMINSTER'S JEFF SIEMENS (17) PASSES. OVER CdM'S PHIL TANNER (747. 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K.ey Pen'.altYi Irritates CdMCoach The Sunset League's 1uppo 1td superiority over µie Irvine Le1gue-took a damaging blow Friday ni1ht ai Orange Coast College despite the fa·ct Sun.stt loop champion Westminster manag!d to survi ve. l Favored by 191h: 1>9ints to breeze by twice-beaten Corona ·del Mar, coach Bill Boswell's Lions escaped by the margin Of a single breakthrough by tackle Gary Jennings,..-who pulled down quarterback Reed Johnson on a two.point pass play. That effort protected a 2 8 . 2 6 Westminster advantage in the CIF AAAA opener and enabled the Lions to post their 'ninth straight win. Boswell approached CdM coach Dave Holland afterward and said, "That Bob Ferraro and Reed Johnson Me two l!'eat players. There was no 19~-polnt dif. ference, that's for sure. You've 1ot a helluva ball club. "And I'm glad l dan't sefiedule non· league games against lhe Irvine Lusue teams if this is any indication," said the Lions boss. Holland-vawed his team wauld be back in lhe playoffs. "This was aur first time • . . :we'll be ba"ck." Holland was steamed by the In· terference call an defensive back Larry Denner, an infraction that gave Westminster new life after a fourth down incompletion. Instead it was first down on the GdM 14. Three plays later West.minster 5COred and the Irvine League champions were down by a 28-14 count.-· "It wasn't a.,good call. Larry made 1 good play ·on him and It wasn't in· terference," said Holland. His· team's two-point plan for a tie in the waning moments was a fake draw play to Ferraro, then the plan was for Johnson to pass to John Miles in the flats "Miles was open but their kid brok~ through,'' explained Holland. Westminster went to the passing garile only I I times and Boswell said he used the graund tactics because he felt his team cauld move the ball consistently in that phase. His biggest surprise was the way the s!11aller Sea Kings sped up and down tha field almost at will. "We knew Corona Was good but we di~n't thi~k they could 5COre uke that," said a relieved 805well. It was a gutty performancfl; by Corona del. Mar and the Irvine League represen- tal1ves actually outgained !he Lians 268- 253 yards in total yardage. ' ~. eo:ona drops out of the IS.tum ehm1nat1ans while Westminster ranked No. 3 in the CIF and No, ·1 tn' Oran1e Cou~ty, moves on to the quarterfinal• against Pasadena, 15·7 victor over Redlands. . Gauchos Suffer 84-62 Setback To Olympi3tls SAN. DIEGO -San Die1o Mesa Col- lege zipped to an early lead behJnd its fast break attack and held the upper hand I.he rest of the way in defeatin1 visltin.C Saddleback, 84-&2, in the season apener for both teams Friday night. Jn a companion game, Grossmont. dawn by 14 points with three minules remain· Ing. r.all!ed ta beat Mira Cos:t.a, 83-15. tonight. Saddleback races Mira Cotti in. the Spartans' gym at 9 while San Diego Mesa and Gros.!lmont baltle at 7, Reserve guard Pete Roberts paced Sad· dleback In the scaring departmeat with 17 points while 6-5 post man Arne Crumley hit 15 for the Gauchos. San Diego Mesa 's Bill Henry Jed all scorers wilh 25 point!. Three other Olym. pians scored in double figures. The Olympians had a U.25 ed1e in field goals and a 2&-11 marfin at the charity stripe. San Diego Mesa enjoyed a~ hall· time lead. Followhit toni1ht's game, Saddleblclt faces Santa Ana at the Doru' r:ym Jl'ri .. day, then meets the USC -Frosh t week from kl!lighL at the Sports Arena. llff!eNU 1a11 ,, " " ' I ! . ' ' ' . . ' l I I o I I 0 I ' ' . 1 I I lo1llcr11t C"'tftlt y ~m, Htl'" Kr111l1 ,,.,., "rlct ...... $W•lm • • • '-" DI• M•• IN! "' .... ,. .. IHtflr\" '''U UJ-'t1 14 2 llMI ' I 1 Ii >1'«11: .,e, j McKtP&I• e f • •' •T,1<• eta ' •••1t1o: ' 7 f ,, !?TIMI 10tl llHIHf1 1111 1 Gollllrkll t I J t 1Ct 1mt• l1118 Thlllflum 1 I I t Ttltll 1S 1f 1' '2 Tettlt " H :10 H Hlltlll'lll. SI~ Ditto MIN 4 , $.tlfdltllolC!o: • - I • -Ar.ea JC . ' Prep Stars JIM NORTH Orange Coast-Defense TOM ARNOLD Orange Coast-Offense STEVE DIVEL Saddleback-Offense -DOUG ROTHROCK Saddleback-Defense MONTE DOWNING Golden West-Offense ' Cerono del Illar The necessary ingredien~1 !or a successful basketball ream include speed, shooting ability. height, depth. a couple of playmaking guards, re-- bounding-strength and pin· point passing. Corona1 de\ Mar's Sea Kings ·appear to have all of these qualities and loom as the Orange Coast area's No. l quintet until proved otherwise. Four returning 1 varsity let· termen and several excellent candidates from the junior 1 varsity give coach Tandy Gillis a formidable contingent. Rebound strength Is with Mike SeVier (6-5 ), who starts hi s third varsity season after being-slowed conslderal:lly by an injured Achilles tendon last year. The inside sbooUng Is in the , . .b.andsl of John SU.mner, a 6-5 .. forward who'se best asset is defensive ability. And Casey Jones (6-21-'.) at guard gives the Sea Kings great ball handling and the outside shooting threat. Scott Cameron (5-9 ) is the fourth re~urning letterman , and is considered the Corona playmaker with his cri sp pass- ing. Depth is provided by junior Jeff Whartoo (6-2 ), senior Oan Grigsby (6-3 ), senior Ken Carlson (6-2 ) and 5-9 guard Mark Loweree. Costa.Mesa High's Mustangs could prove to be one of lhe most interesting quintets in the Irvine League. Coach Emil Neime's teams have been known for. their race-horse type of offense and Neeme terms this year's crop, "The fastest I've ever had ." He's especially high on the Mustang 's chances due to good fundamental habits and the ability to work well as a unit. "This is going to be an ex- citing team to watch. The kids responded well d"Jring the summer and we beat NewpQrt three times," Neeme says. "If they can get that momentum back and jell we'll be alright despite our Jack of numbers-" Neeme is molding his te"am around re'turn ing letlcrinan Jon Marchiorlatti , a six-foot swing man who operates at forward and center, Other seniors in · t h e limelight include Jack Archer (6--0 ). Scott Endsley (6-0 ). Ted Neville (5-11 ). FPtank Roldan (5-9 J, Jim Pickens (6-SJ and Jeff Horst (5-a). Horst has been out for a month. however, due to blood poison- ing. Junior Rick Browning and 5- 11 sophomore Andy Sager are also in the Mustang plans. Doug MacLean's deci sion to concentrate on track and cross country hurts the J\1csans' chances but Neeme says he still has enough available talent to put together another title contender. Ediso11 Coach D~ Mohs and his Edi son High School basketball team are in-a precarious posi· tion as they prepare for the upcoming campaign. • The Chargers have only two · returning lettermen a n d they've· lost four good pro- spects for the varsily, The positive side of the pic- ture reveals returnees Rod Snook UH forward senior) and Mark Harm on (6-4. 190 sr.) available, although the latter has been involved in football and it will require some time for him to round into shape. moved to hfission Viejo. Presently Dan Zlmmerma1' (6-0, _1r.), Greg Parker (6-0, sr.) and Dirk Zirbel are vying for lbe starting nod •t guard. , Another football player who could help the basketball•team is Gary Balch, a 6-2, ZOO.. pounder. Edison's style of play will change somewhat with the ad· vent of the single high post rather than the usual double. post setup ... E1tonri11 Huntington Beach High's Oilers are loaded and appear to ha ve an excellent shot at another Sunset League cham· plonship. . . The negative side starts with the loss of va rsity let- terman Wes McKinney, who transferred to North Carolina. Two junior varsity starters -Don Hunter (transferred to Redlands) and Ron Collings {will concEntrate on trhck ) - are missing as is David Lachman , a ~2 forward who Returning for coach Elmer Combs is All-Orange Count~ and second-team A 11 ·CI F AAAA forward Steve Brooks, Brooks has been sick with a virus flu and has lost 20 pounds but Combs says he should be back to his 180- pound playi ng weight shortly. Vanguards Win, 102-73 RANDY LLOYD Golden West-Defense CIF Playoff Grid Scores ... ' " .. T-19 Ch" 11. 110\'&! Oa~ l' """"''-"'"" 41. l ........ u SC~• JJ. C11'11,..!I 6 "•te v .. oe u, ~ u Mlr11n11 24.. So. J>1Yde,.. lf HG. Rl,.tnidt 27, C.....1r11 • sr. JOM lotcO JI. Met! 0 CJ\lrttr O.~ n. w.i111.r1 I • Rlfll ot Worll 1', Olt,,,llllOt 1 llllo ~ 2J. St. J°'""" 10 P•~ ROblH lO, 111"-OiW 2J M&rro I.\~ 1r.'f"a~•• ""•u+• 1t 511'1•11 Sdlell1 I.A 1•~1111 •• N4tr• °'"'' 0 (1!1 brN~trl Yut(• \1111" 4f, Twl11 l'!11n • ROWfl'!Ond '°' Nttd!et If And 31ong with Brooks are such standouts ils 6-3 Jim Worthy. 6-2 guard Tom Crunk and $-10 guard Scott Whitfield. · It'll be Brooks Worthy and CruRk operating at the high. low posts while Crunk and WhiUield are the guards. White is Combs' wing and he's also effective at breaking up the opponent's pressing tactics with his ball handling. Whllfleld brings the hall downcourt usually. Another key as.~t In the Oilers' plans is Mark Ketton, a 6-6 sonhomore_upJJ11m the freshrnatt tetim. D1vt Axelson (6-0, jr.J Is also penciled In to aid ln backe<>urt. Combs Is his usual self In Southern California College streaked into the finals of its own basketball tournament Friday night with a 102-73 vie· tory over Pacific Christian. 'The willlling Vanguards face Los Angeles Baptist In tht championship game t.onight at 9. LA Baptist posted a 101-87 vtcto·ry over Cal Baptist. Pacific Christian and cal Baptist meet at 7 tonight for third place. Greg Jacobs paced the Vanguards to the e.agy victory with ~ points whlle Danny HoHman. Pat Quinn and Jerry .Rinker allO hit In double figures for the wlnntrt. Hoffman had 15 wh~uinn and Rinker canned lf each. Jacob! hit 11 of 17 field goals atte mpts and Rinker had nine auisls. Teammate John Curll!: followed wlth eight assist!. -r for Coast .Area TIRES to fit ALL Cars Al'O\.LO il'l:IMIUM •UALITT $26 .. $301 /ltlvl Tu) "M•k1 t1rttri •r , ..• ,.,,. 111 'A..-llt Tlrtl" I .... lew HP\'kl ltltlfll "k it I BOYD'S ARCO SERVICE who helped quartublck the club last 1t1aon u a aoph. other blckcourt ClJldldates are 11XTfoot junion Mike Bowen and Bill Brandt, a transfer from Florida, •nd ...,1., Bob capu.tru. According to Roberti, 0 we'll be pretty .quick and we hope lo shoot well. "'lbls ia • young team but I wouldn't sell these kids abort at all." o.t ... i.-,..,...., • -""' -........... ___ ........ _ ... wll4' -'•"'Ml-"-,,..__ n,......, .. .,.. ...... _,.., to0e~rr. wn .... ....., .... . • 5-11 le1per, the ""'' available penonnel to counter- act JU("h reboil,nd -wl•• Crestview outfit.a u..defmliftl_ .chlmplon Katella, Oranae ~ FOOiliill. • With Se.lier• .dvancln( tO / more of a role as a sconr • I Baker will have to pJck I playmaker from amona $-11 Pat Com!orth and H . Rlct Bauer. - U..lverdttr It's like a whole new wwld for University High basketb&ll coach John Driscoll, . At this time last year, ~ entire Trojan cage progrtim was veiled ln uncertainty with the school fielding atbleUc teams for the first time •nd basketball 1 t a r t f n g &om acratch. •. •. · ... This staton ls a uwe dif· ferent, though'. First, UnJveralty , wilt be playing u a !.U.D,;jaed l!Wn· ber ot the C()mpetitive 6dn«• League as the Trojans try to imp~ve on their 7-16 record of a year ago. _ Secondly, DriscoJJ welcomts four returning starters back to the fold, along with ..-era1 other 'experienced hands to boot. .However, there still remain two missing ingredients la ~e Troja.n · p i ct,ure: ~Cl) Unlver11ty11..new gym, 'ltbJclJ won't be read} u n t i 1 ChriJtmas, •t lhe earlielt {2l an experl~nced, tall ctnter who dominates the bo@!4L 1 · While item No. 1 sboUlltbe • reaUtY before the ~n grows too old, It's No. 2 .!fhitb could prove to be the 1'folan.,,• comeuppance. And ~U knows it. -• He says, ''I've giviq, up looking for a tall centet:jillct: no one moved in and there'• no one big enough here to really fill the job. Height will definitely be our weakneu." carrying much of ~ re- bounding load will be Jut year's top carom-pluckers - 6-2 Dan Stuart and 6-l Tom Mull.iniJ:, the latter also .beina the squad's top scorer. . Other tall Trojans· are 6-5 water polo player Ne l 1 Laurvtk;-e--,·Ken t;ocke and 1-2 Bill Llorenti. t _The gwlr~ berths lrO'.ltWll,.__ up with returning 1tart.er1 Bruce Mico (6-0) • n d sophomore Paul Simon· (1-2) oCctlpying thenL'thile e-1 Jelf Thompson ~d 1"o tile other starting forward. We•tml,..ter • • r • \. ·-18 DAILY PlLDT Sat11td1y, Novtmbtr V, 1'71 St~te Aide to S,pe~k ; R eal Estate Pa ne list Will Address Meet LOS ~!"G ELES Clliforn1a Real Estate Com· missioner Robert W. Karpe will address the second annua1 meeting of the Western Developers C.OUncil at the Biltmore Hotel here. Dec. 2; council president Sid Karlh, an executivf of Lake'A'Orld, an- nounced. The commissioner \1·ill talk about "The Goals of the Otpartment of R e al Estate." Some 200 persons are ex- pected to attend the general membership meeting a n d reception and dinner that follow, including delegates from the 11 member com· panies, 31 associated member companies, and prospective members. marketing practices .and pr~ 1ec1ion of the natural en· vironment and the ecology. NOl>C:q\IDcil member• of th• industry' who are interested in aUending tbe 4i p . .rn. general nieetlng, may do so free of charge, and tickets for the dinner will be available at the door at $10 each. CQu.ncil ofJice.rs, in addition . to Karsh, are: Vice President John Sommer balder. of Ten· neco West, Jnc. ; Secretary H.B. Jones, Jr., of Beniuet, California; an d · Treasurer Louis B. ?.Hiler, or-Great Lakes Development Co. ' ' ... - The council is co~prised of leading companies that are ln- \'Ol\'e<i principally in the plan- ning and developmen t of residential·recreationaJ com- munities in California. lt is dedi~ated to resp on s i b I e The board Ofdirectors y,·ill eeet at 2 p.m. The general membership meeting will be from 4 to 6 p.m. From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., in the BI u e Ballroom, there will be a reception. follo"·ed by dinner and Commissioner Karpe's ad· dress. The council i s head- quartered in Sacramento. Jts Avland Development Co.. a division oE AVCO; Benguet California; Con iio ental Heritage Corp.; Corona I.and Co.; General Res o u.r c e Developnient; Great Lakes ... Development Co.: Lakeworld, PRIVATE SUN DECKS POPULAR FEATURE OF BAY SHORE TOWNHOUSES a division of Dart Industries; LandTec Corp.: Tenneco West. I n c . ; Transamerica Development C-9mpany; and William Lyorl Development Corp. Townhouse Community Dunn C,orp. New Condominium Opens • Firm Buys ' . . Area Land " . For Homes Ponderosa Homes, a division of Kaiser Aetna, has purchas· ed 45 acres located in the pro- posed Irvine municipality and will construct single-family ho es on the property. The 45-acre site was acquir- ed n two separate transactions arranged by Cold~ell,"Banker and Company for the total purchase price o f . ap- proximately $1 million. Twenty-eight acres were purchased from Ro b e r l Fitschen, a member of the family which has owned the property since the 1920's. The remaining acreage was ac- quired from Delta-Culver, an Orange County I i m i t e d partnership. · Robert T. Gairdner and \Veldon 'Vankier, both of Coldwell Banker's Newport ~each office, ~rranged the tw.o sales transactions. Larry Matzick, land ac· quisition manager ·of Pon- derosa Homes, said the t"·o f, tecent purchases brings the total amount of Irvine land ac- qui red in 1971 by Ponderosa Homes to 280 acres. . SEMINAR SPEAKER RolMrt Schuhmann Apartrnent Seminar Set A free seminar on "Ho~ to 1'-1ake ~1oney on Apartments" is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Macina High School Library in Huntington Beach, \Vednesday at Costa Mesa ·High ·School and Thurs• day at Corona del Mar High School. Newport Firm Units Bring $27 Million Names Coast Bay Shores, a new! con· composition roofs which blend bedrooms, priced at $18,990. It dominlum townhouse -com· with the exterior choices but ipcludes a Jlving room. dining munjty by Kaufman and will add a harmonious !Qok.. ... -<lrea and a privale ouUiide Samho's Begins Diego Building It will be conducted by Robert N. Schuhmann, ex· eculive vice-president o f Sparling Investments, Irvine. The seminar is an educa· tional endeavor to discuss tax and income benefits of apart· ment house O\vnershlp, M t P t Broad opening Sunday in Hun· when the comn1unity is com-patio with fencing. A closet for Six major apartment 'com-outside of its prerious primary an 0 OS tington Reach . hUers main· pleted. coats and storage is well· plexes to be built by building areas, Sou t her n tenance-free living at Si7,990;. Glass is used extensively located next lo the front en- Leadership Housing Systems. California and the Dallas-Fort J . Thomas Talbot, 35, of 1501 the lowest pr ices available in throughout the homes for trance. The Balboa also in- Schuhmann. v.·ho h8s ·a ·Construction.has started on ·degree in mathematics. is a Sambo's Restaurant in the author of the book: Inc., of Newport Beach in 19i2 \\'orth area of Texas," Rubin Emerald Bay, Lagui.:i Beach one of the finest remaining decorative 'purposes. Long, clu?~s a \vash.er and dryer have been sold for $27.5 pointed out. On ~ov. I, its has been appointed vice presi· beach areas in Southern rectangular windo ws running fac1!Jty located Jn the house: million, it· was annou~ed by multi-familv d iv is i on an-deJlt of Dunrr Properties Corp., California~ down the stairways of the tv.·o· To reach Bay Shores, take Lon e. Rubin, executive v.ice nounced pl.ins for constfucti..on Nearly 13 miles of seashOre story homes create a modern the San Diego freeway to .., president of the Cerro projects in Irving. and San accoraing to James R. Xnapp, and a vacation climate all well-designed look to the ex-Magnolia offramp, go south on Kearny Mesa Industrial Park "Understanding the Ta x at Clairmont Mesa aoult!vard Benefits and Income Benefits and R_uffner Street, San Diego. of Apartment Buildings." Koll I ncome Properties, He wlll show slides , graphs Inc., of Ne wport Beach, is the and illustrations for his lee-- developer ol the building. ture . Corporation subsidiary. Antonio, Texas; Orlando and president. year round are available to teriors, bringing natural light Magnolia to Warner and turn . The apartment complexes. Tampa, Fla.; Denve r. Colo.: Talbot will be responsible Bay Shores residents. In ad· and the outdoors to the inside left on Newland. totiling Jli28 units. were sold Phoenix, Ar izona , and for coordinating company-wide dltion, construction ls now of each home. \---::;;iliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;;:~--to Continental I 11 in o is northern California. operations from the firm's starting on a Bay Shores Three different floor plans I · I 1 · . Leadership. based in t· I It ·1 bl t h f Pro perties. new rea esta e in· -Santa Ana headquart~rs and recrea ion cen er comp e e are ava1 a e o c oose rom : vestment trust (formed for in-Newport Beach, is one of the ~'ill work on major transac-with swimming pool and the Newport, the Balboa, and vestment in real estate 2j largest hou sing producers • cl ubhouse. the ~1aJibu. equities) headed by James D. in the United States. tions 'and special projects, Numerous variations of styl-The Newport. priced at Harper Jr. as president. Knapp said. ing \\•ill be offered in the 160 $17.990, is a one·story hon1e in- 86 STORES BRIM-FULL Of Christmas Goadies c on tine n ta I 11 linois N H • Dunn Properties Corp. is a townhouses being built at Bay eluding a nwster bedroom Properties is managed and ad· CW OUSlllg subsidiary of Los Angeles-bas· Shores, A family may add its with a walk-in closet and over· .~ -•• .... r.o· A-' ... vised by Continental Illinois ed Pacific Lighting Corp. The own individual taste to its sized "'fndows vi('1~1ing thel-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~UU~~KIO~-~~~~l~AOa~~-l~J"~J~~Z~8~~~~~-Property Advisors Inc.. a J oil A wa1·ded firm , i;pecializes in producing, home. There are nine different landscaped green belts. The · lli'holly-owned subsi~diar~Yc.,,•:;f~---_ . ~leasing-and 6el.\ing-industi:ial build!!:ig types_ to choo~from second bedroom, \Vhich may __ __ --. .~ Continental Il!inols Re a Lt Y Arutouncement of a"'."ard of property for light industry and with cluster arrangements of be useCJ as a gUest room or Advisors Inc, contract v.·as made this wee k w . three to · elght units pfr den, features corner windows The-lat.ter is a v•holly-owned by Dave Maddocks, marketing areho~smg.--; building. When completed, for an attractive effect. Ample subsidiary of·Conill Corp., the director of the Mission Viejo The 1ndustr1al real estate ·buildings will be placed {o pro--storage and closet space is one-bank holding company of Company to the firm of firm has lease properties at 21 vide green space and play available throu ghout the Continental 1\linois National Kermit Dorius and Associates. Sout.hern CaliEo'rnia Iocatio11s, areas for the community. house. and washer and dr~'er Bank & Trust Co. Corona del l\1ar, architects. as we!! as commercial and in· Six teen differeht elevations facilities are installed within Leadership will build two The contract calls for design dustrial Park s1tes in the are offered, providing a varied the hone fo r convenience. The adult apartment communities. and preparation 0 f con-D ll Ft W h d H t and personal setting. Exterior living room and dining area one of 232 units in Upland and struction d r a w i n gs for a as-· . ort an . ous ~n choices inclule roughsawn both exit to a private patio one of 272 un its in Tucson , moderate cost homes in the • areas. lt w11J begin proJecls in wood, stucco brick trim, and and sun deck:. t Arizona . and lout family proj-$20.500 to $24,500 ·range in Northern Calilornia and Gror-shake facade designs. All The Balboa is · a t"·o-story eels. These will be in Co6t.a ?\.fission Viejo. /homes have fire -retardant townhouse model \.\'ilh t"'o Mesa , 272 units: Dallas, zsa 1liii~=:':'~iii~~~~ilJijg~jiiiiiiiiiiiii~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii units; Houston. 296 units; and \ Oakland Park, Fla., 268 units. Leadership has signed a contract lo manage all of the projects after they are opened, Rubin said. The company cur- rently manages 2518 multi- family units it has sold to. other investors. According to Rubin. the sale to Continental ll!inois brings Leadership muiti'(amily sales for 1971 to approximately $49 .5 mil lion. The company had pre,·iously 50Jd projects totall· ing approximately 1400 units valued in excess of s22 million . "The commitment to Con- tinental Illinois ties in with U:adership's plans to expand Eleanor Barnes Receives l(udos Eleanor Barnes. President Home& sale! representative. ha& been honored at a com- pany rtcognition dinner this month for selling in excess of $2 million worth of exclusive Turtle Rock Hills residences over a one-year per iod. This marks the third year Mrs. Barnes has sold m o r e th an $1 million in residential real estate annually, according to -..ltobert Buckley. sales manager for the I r v i n e - sltuated develo pment. ()oordhualor Mr;. Ruth Dallam has has been appointed- _, BUILDER'S CLOSE-OUT SALE! Last 6 Natianal Award Winning Beach Homes at Super Savings I includillCJ models l. In fact, we'll even pay you to move to the beach! BROADMOOR HOMES ON NIGUEL SHORES From $50,100 • Private Beach Access • Guarded Entran ce • Tennis Courts • Sup erb Ocean View • Established Master Plan ned Community with Golf Course and Beach Club •.National Award Winni ng Desig ns • Practical Pri ces-,,.~= Easy Terms • Whlri's enra on theirs W ·throw 1n-for nlRllana. - L•ke ss,soo worth. -$5,500-that's the value of the standard features included in every Niguel Hills hmtle. For one of our $27,950 homes you'd pay $32,450 for a comparably bum and >equipped home. Ou r list of prime- quality featuresis<rlong one, but here are some highlights: front landscaping and sprinklers, hand- hewn wood roofs, nylon shag carpeting, copper plumbing, cast- iron and porcelain tubs and sinks, dishwasher, cho ice of sto ne or br ick fi replace, double-door ent ries ... we ll, yo u get the idea. You get all thls and more at delightful Niguel Hills. By more we mean clean, crisp air, with a touch of salt tang in It. And you'll enjoy the view from your hillside prope rty and being so close to beaches, golf, riding trails and shopping. And of course there's always that little matter of saving $5,500. What more can we say? We'll see you th is afternoon. "°""" ·~t'l:t /J ~E' .... , ~ '. \ ~ l ~--·-# ----...community Jelations coordinator tor A·vco C<lmmunl\f Develop- er&, toe.~ at Laguna NliuoL of Gael bflls at L.tguna Niruel from $27,950 - ' ) ' " ' Real . Estate Questions and Comment by . Realtor Randa ll McCudle l11t y11r I 50ld 1 triplex I hid owned for some time and ca rried back 11 second trust deed. These people tr• now attempting to Mii this tri plex. Do the people I sold th• triplex to h1v1 to p1y the full amount of the second trust deed if they sell the pr1operty? Or m1y some one else they decide to sell to go ahead and assume IT!Y Hcond tr ust dffd, just paying me the p1ym1nts as the prtttnt owners art now doing? Thank you for you r comment. N. A. B., Corona del Ma.r There is no all-encompassiog law that states th~t a seconCt trust deed must be paid in full if the property is sold. This, however; can be provided for at the time you -are-"selling your property. The statement used lo provide for this is commOllly called an "acceleration clause." _ In effect, what you are saying is, when the property lg sold or transferred, you have the option to demand full payment of the money that is O\ved to you and is g'ecured by this .trust deed. Why did you stress equity buildup at the Investment conference? What ex•ctly Is me•nt by the ftr·m "equity buildup" •nd why is it emphasittd In •n analysis of in- vestment property? C. J., Newport Beach As you make payments on your loan a portion goes for interest and a portion applies to the principal arrtount o\ved. This portion that reduces your indebtedness is known as "equity buildup.'" Your equity in a property increases every month even when the price remains con- &tant, because yoii are decreasing the amount you O\ve on the loan. . The significance of equity buildup as it is attached to investme nt property is a vital investment considera· tion. Instead of the loan payment bein g made by yo u from your employment earnings or savings, in most cases that pay1nent is indirectly made by the tenants. The reduction of the loan, the equity buildup, is made then by someone other than yo urself and is considered part of your profit as an investor. ' As an example, a $100,000 Joan at eight perce nt in· terest with payment~1 [772 per month means an equity buildup the first year of $1 ,264 to the investor .. arIB-- each year this amount iricreases. This, coupled with the spendable income and depreciation allow ances from the property. make up part or the profit--picture of a real estate investment. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCard le is the president of the Real Estaters, an. investment analyst, college lecturer and author of ''Real Estate in CaliJO'rnia." Send your com- ~nt.s and questions to Randall R. Mccardle, c/o the DAILY PILOT, PO Box. 1560, Costa Me sa 92626. Colwell "Firm Plans Brokerage Hookup LOS ANGELES (AP ) -The " Colwell Co. says it will fonn a n ationwide mortgage. brokerage and marketing organization with five other Xerox Okays New Unit firms. The partnership, c a 11 e d Hunter Copeland & Associates. will be based at Co\wel\'s of- fice in New York City, with a regional office here, Robert E. Morgan, Colwell president, said Wednesday. He said Winter Mortgage Co., a wholly owned Colwell subsidiary, will be the general partner. Limited Partners in· elude Adair f.iortgage Co., Atlanta, Ga.; The Com- Xerox Corporation has sign-monwealth Corp., Pensacqla, ed a build-to-su it agreement Fla .; Colonial Mortgage Co. of wi th the Don Koll Company Indiana. Inc.. Fort Wayne, for the construct ion of a one-Ind.; Harris f\.1ortgage Corp .. story industrial building as en New Orleans. La ., and addition to the Xerox produ ct <-~h h M t Co d.1. . . 1 l ....., umac er or gage rp., :econ 1 1on1ng reg1ona . cen er Memphis. Te nn. · 1Jl Newport Beach, Cailf. Morgan said the companies Coldwell, Banker and Coll\:.._ represent a portfolio of $2.6 pany arranged the $650.000--0tllion-in mortgage in- lease tran:s&tlon which calls \'estments. for construction to start in New Joans by the group total Nove~ber on a 120,000 squ.11re more than $400 million, he feet tilt-up structure, t.o . be said. Hunter A. Copelarid, located oe~~ to the ex1st1ng Colwell vice president for Xero~ fac1hty on J.am~ree eastern marketing, will head Roaa near Dupont Drive in the the new firm. Irvine Industrial Complex. ;=::=========.I The Koll firm is the developer and general contractor for the project, and Building Con- cepts, Inc. Is the architect. Xerox said the new building will provide additional space for offices and reconditioning of Xerox eq uipment. KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in The DAILY PILOT HOW TO MAKE $MONEY~ IN APARTMENTS INVESTMENT LECTURE TAX SHELTER and INCOME BENEFITS FACT OR FICTION? • NOV. 30 • 7:30 P.M. MARINA HIGH SCHOOL, H.I . • Dl!:C. I •1:30 P.M.COSTA MIS4 HIGH SCHOOL • Ol!C.2 •7:30 P.M.CORONA DELMAR H.S. ) I • •. .. DAILY PILDT J l • . MAN DOES NOt LIVE J! BY RENT ALONE.~. ,_~ ...... ' Rate Yourself for Home Owners.hip a~.r , ·so "·, !: ~· as ..-! - .i; ·~ ~":· Country Home Condominiums . I'" : 1 .. 2 3 ·----- Do yoiJ make over $650 pe r month? Are you fugitives from the flatlands who would like smog-free'fresh air livinQ In a bY3utltul hillside setting? Do you like complete recreation taciliiias conven iently available. like swimm ing, horseb ack riding, te nnis, handball, hayrides, golf, volleyba ll , billiards, to name a few? Do you like shoppin g center~. ~ibraries, l_I _ chu rches, restaura nts, theaters, med ical -den tal 9T -facilities, hc5spltals In the-immedis:te " / ~ • ' ~ ,. ' / ' YES J I "I ' •• , NO f------lf--c~o~m~m~u_n_i~ty~?---~~----------f-----+---....J d · Do you like "care-free" living with more leisure .• !,r-_LI:-. ~~· -- time and wilhout the drudgery of exterior , _ maintenance? '· ! 1---+-_;__ _________ ....__+--....J ~I . ·. .,.; 5 · 6 Do you li k~ schools conven ient to your home -,_ ;· pre-school through college? f ·7 ·; 8 9 10 Would you like ha~ing ownership in a maintenance-free recrealion bu ilding, swimming pool, picn ic and barbeque area, all in a park-li ke selling, just a step away? Do you like property that has proven appreciation In v~l ue year-after-year? ' I Do you know that you can 't write off rental payments on your income tax? Are you dissatisfied with where you are presently llvlng and looking for a better place to live? KEYTO QUIZ f .. ! • YES· 2·4 C'mo~ out!~ . So 5-7 Start Pack,ng! · f. :· · 8-10 Call the Mover! f : · · as FR0~17,100 :1 f (71 4) 83().0890 -· - TWO AND THRl!I! Bl!DROOM $179 79 TOTAL MONTHLY o PAYMENT* / 'Plan E. Cash Prle• $17,700 FHA. Down Peyment or A $7!0 plus cloolng eo1t1. 11t Trust 0Hd $16,950 payable I In 360 monthly peyment1 of $179.79 lneluding pri ncipal, $ lnt1r11t, H timated taxes and homeowner• association dues. Annua l Percentage Rate of 7.75'°'o . ,J • ..,_ ' ' ' • • ,- ' ' ·, • • '• ' . ' • ( ., -· • • ws:z I -weeli's and Year's lligh,"'Low,-Close . • • t· I I ·; I -' I ' • • ' ' • ' ' • • • : '• • • , ' • I • • • • • l • , • • ! '• • • • • • • , • • • • • • ; • •' • • DAILY l'ILOT ' Homosexual Hormones Deficient ST. LOUIS (AP) Investigato rs at the Reproduc- tive Biology Research Foun- dation said Wednesday they bavelfound corr e 1 a t Io n s 1 ~ # belween the degree of male 1-----homosexuality and -In-8 Le _ hormone levels. But they cau- tioned a c a i n s t mtsin- terpretation of the data. _ "If thi! rtJX>rt is ·-CiiiiflriD.ed \ l r ' l ' i • ' • • • in other laboratories-and ]ii - further studies here, we have • to take the metaboP<: status of every individual homosexual under consideration," said Dr. Robert C. Kolodny. who helped prepare the .report. The findings are at odds with the traditional belief that homosexuality is the result of only p sy c ho! og ical and -sociological factors. They will be published in the New England Journal of Medicine this week. The study was made wlth-10 homosexuals, all volunteers who were enrolled as universi· ty student, and · 50 heterose:i· uals, who a<;ted as a control group. The investigation ( o u n d depressed male h o r m o n e levels and low sperm counts in the 30 homosexuals. The researchers said that the fin- dings were in tandem and that a depressed level of one factor dOes not have a significant meaning. A report last year in the Brt~ Medical Journ~ .fC!,UDd _ bonnone level dilferenceJ in homose.zuals, but that study did not have a control group. · Dr. William Mast e rs, coauthor o( "1-Iuman Sexual Response" and "Human Sex· ual Inadequacy" and a partici· pant in the study, urged cau- tion In interpretation of the reporl Huntington Police Eye Reservists Tests for men and Women intere.sted In becoming a reserve police offiC!r on the Huntington Beach p o 11 c e depa,rtment will be held Dec. 1 and 4, according to an an. nound!ment from Chief Earle Robitaille. Completed applications will be accepted up to the time of the test. OR Dec. 1. the test wil be given at 7 p.m. in city council chambers. The second test will be given at 10 a.m. in the same place. Application forms a r e available at police "head· quarters, or by writing the police department at P. 0. Box 190, Huntington Beach. In order to qualify. an ap- plicant must pass the com- petitive written and cral ex- aminations. Those who pass ~ these tests are senl to a 150- : hour intensive police academy. : In addition to a regular i: monthly meeting. ea c h ' member cf the reserve force must donate a minimum of 16 hours Per month to police work in areas such as patro11 traffic c o n t r o 1 , narcotics, public rel8tions and other -. special assignments. " ~;;;;;;~;;;;;;~I I l BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONA~ GUIDE •• MAT'fRESSES • MATTUSSES -ft MOMll TIAlwS ........... ' c-.......... ce. ... .. ..,... ..... w.ty 1-1303 • Ul'HOLITlltY • L•arty M711 ' . I ... Ni"wf• •n. • ·Famous Matt813 HOT WHEELS SETS · ''lanrastlc factory luy-Out-Whlle They Last#'' • Rev down the strip, soar through 1poce--let the kid\ enjoy all the thrill• of being o race ca r driver.. • • Buy-several for Christmas gifting. Made To Sell For $4.99 ' Famous N Gauge ELECTRIC TRAIN SET ''The AJl-Tlme favorite Christmas GHtf'' • Set includes lighted Plymouth WTD diesel locomotive, 2 ore cars, one terminal section, 11 curved, one re-railer ond .one straight track section. • Complete wilh power pock unit. For $17.99 !lade To Soll $199 WOWI SAVE $10.001 -Set Comp!- 2 In I Combination VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON SET ''for famlly funl'' II' Officio! size vo lleyball. ...,.,. 4 badminton rockets. 111' 3 birdies, reg ula tion net. ..,. 2 poles, 4 stakes & rules. REG. $7.89 $598 SAVE $2 .001 "' C.rJtplet• SAT. I. SUN. ONLY! Coca·Cola" GAME ROOM LIGHT "A Lln·lrook L19htln9 Spectacular!" • Colorful Tiffany styling-the center of attention for 'bar or game room. ' • Bright Tiffany colors mo\e it party time-ell th e tim,1 · • 19" diameter lamp - complete with ell necessary hardware. REG. $26.99 SAVI $7.001 I . ' • -- ANAllllM • 1 4 Ft. Scotch Pine : .. 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WOW. tP25581 -----· -----s1499 :: .. ~V~~!~R~:.. ~~.~l~.~adl•t s2· 3oc Ji~y~.~~A~:~F!~1R)~io. lilt \\'heel, s399·9 The rlJ:hl nnr. t:.!<l,jilf;i/•:1 l'IC<!. Keets & \\'lndn1,1.·s, imrnaculatecar ·-----------------I (7°'/AQl'1 ·-------· -~--------------. ' $1399. '67 FORD ECONOLINE $1199 '61 MUSTANIO COUPE s19· 99 Picku1). Radio, 6 cyllnder, . 29))00 mlla Air, VS. radio, P.S., · 1llck shift. Excellent. 1Z~'!\V32.11 nothing nicer. Remaining fact. ,,.,·ar-: ( Minty. Tremenddu1 value. CYCt.t483J t $2299 .'H• CHEY. SPORT YAN . 2 seats, VS. power stttrlng, , automatic transmission. (10926Cl • $2199 '71>CArllCl4DOOll · $3099 V8. radJ<>i vinyl root, eJeic. windows. AM-FM "'dlo, lilt whl., P.S., turbo· hydramatic, UnusuaJ car. CZRC954 I 1 ... , I . . • . ' . • -. • • ' ' . 'DA!lV l'llOT -~ I I, ~ Eviryon• He• • &.,..thing . That Som1on1 Elie Wants . ' • '*ii i.ientl'•I ·..:·.._--...;.... • ..,.o;•,. .. , , * DUPLEX .* · ~ . · ~ ~rlfifiiWll-11-N.EW~OIIL IEACH : .. • . M Ac NA 8 • I R v I N £ • ' . , ... -:,,,...., "" .... of ..... ~ o~~ -. \. . . ' . ' : . . ~ ! .. custom. built lri-le\ltl·bomtt. LIKE A SUNRISE VIEW? See this lge. 4 BR. + fam. rm. + din. rm. home. Choice loca tion. \Valk to-everything. pool -park · new .shoppin g center. Owner hates to leave. Only1'$66,000. Bud Austin . OPEN SUNDAY ' 1-4 P.M .. 1018 .SANDCASTJ ... E DR .. Owner transfe rred. ~lust sell this 3 BR., 2 ba . home. Private ele- aance. WaJJ ed courtyard . Near schools & beach. $56,500. Harriett Dav ies. YOU ARE INVITED "To see this classic bit of tasteful el e.l(ance. A perfect starter home where ever.ything's done. SAT. & SUN. OPEN HOUSE at 1807 PORT BARMOUTH. N.B. $4?.900 Fee .. Bill Comstock. FARMHOUSE KITCH EN ExceUent locatio n & val ue ; quiet Westcli ff St.' 4 Lge BR.'s 21h ba. & spa cious fam ily. 1· Level. $51,900. Call for app't. "Chuck" Lewi's MOVE IN FOR. CHRISTMAS Bayshores immaculate home. Reduced for quick sal~. Enjoy 'private beaches, $47,50p. Mary Harvey BREATHTAKING Ocean & coastal view. Sandy beach at your doorstep.'2 Bedroom iuxurious apartmen t fo r only $45,500: in yaguna Beach. J im fl.fuller ·LIDO ISLE'S LARGEST 190 ' Frontage, 3 lots; Uniqu e cust6m ~rm .. 6 bath; complete p'riva cy. Rec. + bll li<trd rm . Fee land .. Call fo r pic ture ,' fo lder. George Grupe --_, WE INVITE · YOUR INSPECTION $88,500 ........ 3 BR .. C.D.: Emerald Bav $6~, 750 ·~ .. i )lr, C,D .. heai:,H'l\:boJ .lslM.~ $59,900 .... 3,B)t. DR. Cameo ·H1gnla_nifr' $5.4,?00 .. 4 BR , FR., Private Rd.,Bpb Y!ir.~e ... " WfTfRERONT NEW LISTI NG ,-b OVE!i SHORES. Ulli· male in ind oor & ·outdoor living. Compl ete electri c home . .f Bdrms .. stu dy & faib :, dining rm. Large pool. Pie r & Oock J $190,000. ,.· Kath ryn R·aulston .-: . ., ,., ~ l.~ . -' ~.D.M. SOUTH OF H.IGHWJ\Y . ·Cute as ·a button! SBR's .. 2 ba's .. den & en- closed pa tio. Ne\v plush shair, paint i{lside & out. Vacant. Buy ·11 ,. \Yith lOo/r down! $49,500 . M. C. Buie BRING OFFERS Owner· leaving area . .a Bedroom vie'" home, . Dover Sh ores, Custom built : Beau tiful fam- ily room with fireplace & wet bar. Eileen Hudson · ,s_.." s _n.:w. . -· FINER · HOMES ,.,,..._...,,_.ioft 205-2051h d r$ttMt A fl., ~ ,tfftna room• t r 11n rrri ·' · · ' ~ · . ~ilh back bo\y view, °""" GR AT,. LOCATI~i ,-,l'Om-IT'S CREATED FOR YOU DESIGNER'S CHOICE -cl--+1 and other exh'aL plercly furnishf'd 3 oarm. 2 . . . • .,..., ba th, upprr ,t, 2 hdrm .• dt''I Exc1l1ngly deco rated,. desirable Let your interior designer· custom-ONLY 1 REri1AJNS. & 2 halli lowrr. good ronc:li-home. In su perb taste to delight ize an elegant Bayfront to your LAGUNA 1 li~n. blrn·k to OCf'an & shop-the most aristocra tic client. Sunk· taHosmtee. s' Fao~er nderaj~agli~!pafef[~~t. _HORSE RANCH I ping • Coml' b~· 11nr1 rc-e us : · , 1 Al 2 tor n1or~ inf(lr"''n'•qn. _ e1' LR ., 3 very lari;!e bedrooms. 3 f.i minutes from the Harbor En(rance. \\:e ha\:r H! mast ,aci't's ' * BAYSHORES * bath s. FR .. form.al DR._Covered 45' sli ps vou O\VO the land. Al -"0 including a fabulous 4 bro- i: ' • . " "·~! · room homt 1urrouhded by I terrace ove rlooking lovhest pool · 'l xlOO splt t level lots avad,au e fruit trffi a spectacular ·-OPEN you can imagine. Open Sat. & Sun.. from $121,000. OPEN DAlLY -VJEW a g{iest cottaat and ). Sit. & Sun. 1-S . 1363 Gal axy.Drive, Dover Shores, 1641 Baysi de Dr., Coronadel Mar. 'horse '.c0m1s. c~}',~ow j 2592 Circle Drive FOR XMAS '"'111~ 1t i. ~1111ayl1,11b l'. · FIXER-UPPER oc comod"· THE TIME IS NOW-DON 'T WAIT Cheery, Charming, Warm, Friend· • V.A. TRl-P,f:JX P.lans incJuq__t!!!_for CX_E!n: \Ve ~Ql_d 2 Bayfr!'nt~ in th!!. E_X· l.Y.i M d vacant. -2 Blb_!o/4.._ bath, Xn ~~lle_nt lnves~en.t and sion. 60 11• lot, c,lou 10 PM· CLUSlVE area last Week. This one condominium on cul-de-sac. Hurry a-fine ":Ome~'llu:" .2·bed-va1e beach 3 bdmi.. 2 balh, th' b C II A G t room un1b, built-ms kUch-din. area. ige patio -OWN· will not last. It's a 3 BR .. FR para· on IS uy. a my as on ens, fireplaee in the owner 'i ER VERY ANXIOUS· Ask-gon of perfection. 60' .fronta ge, ,642-8235. Open 5un. 1·5 p.m. 409 unit 'and cloaed garages tor ing $;)9000 Gloucester, Costa Mesa . all.· BA.RB.ER SHOP pier & float. And only $129,800. ' tH KSG YING * * Call Be rl Fahren !or appl. 6'4-6200 -HARBOR VIEW CARMEL AN I .Charming 3 BR. model. Dlstil)c· SPECIAL BALBOA ISLAND MAGNIF ICENT VIEW BAY l \Vcll eslablishNI. l'!:\cr>llent & OCEAN , lO<'afion · Asking Sfi.~ · F hi d d 3 R h ~J AKE orrr.n. res y ecorate B . ome. lively different decor. One block in San J~an Hills_ a private to park & pool. Best value at rommunity and rf'!Ort Jiv· $47.SOO. ing all year roun<I. 2 bt<l- 1'C'1 THQMAS Lovely near new kitchen. Beaut i- R I ful secluded grounds.,..., room for -ea tor pool. $55,000 . Ope n Sal. & Sun. 12-5 22·1 \V, CouLHwy :'>411.s.;21 g.m . 1301 Kings Road , Ne"!'port Newport Beach Eve.. 5'1.1·5643 Heights. IT'S TRUE DOVER"SHORES -. BAYFRONT LOT • SWEEPING COASTLINE VIEW Large 4 ·BR. home. Sunken pool, _ _lush t_rQP.ical surroundings. Under~ groun d wine cellar. Great for en- tertaining. $79,500. Call L<iis Egan for appl. 644-6200. .. 3 N8w Custom l1_ornes 128' on water -plans for a 6300 sq. HARBOR ISLAND - $1 ,315 Moves Yor.1 In ft. hOme & dock wilt accommodate SOUTH SIDE Check thl'!!t< plus ft'ature~: ~-100' boa t. yisit 305 Morning Star Huge livin g room, master suite w/ room 2 bath and just re- ctnriY ~decora led. C11 ll for appointment lo 5l'e 1hii;. J.i.8:\he--. and plas~ UuJMJ.gh': aqd dream. Call Barlfara Aune fireplace, dining area & kitchen ,oor • _Cocamk ttle":\D st 642-8235. · · all overlook the big bay, Slip !or WHEEL CHAIR inks and tubs. r:e1n· :-, 65' yacht. Custom built in 1970. ronert 1e ·• }?tom 9 NE·W IVAN WELLS ' Four bedrooms. five baths. BBQ, · • Exfra 1~· l..wtndo ws CUSTOM HOMES! wet bar dumb waiter. ,Billiard Th!s. custom built homa ~as Up'..i.artcd ca iti1i .. g TV - ' . -' 'd t ~ -d,eSJgned & bu ll! by 11 build· • ~1-_ -Ground· broken for 9 new JVAN room or ma1 s quar ers over gar .... er Whose wife was.an inval)d :::m:~'i:;~f\~:: _1neo~~ WEL LS custom home s in Dover age. Call Tom Turner 642-82.'lS. _ Located on 16!h .-Pla'c; pleiely fen.cad. They \\'on·t Shore~! Choose vou~_ color & tailor Open Sa t. & Sun. •23 Harbor Is· near Irvi ne. Jumbo lihake la.st _ Dial • o your desires! For details, v·is.it land, Ne,vport Beach. ~ ~ --roor;-u!ed brick firepla<'e Ji. -&45-0303 · the model t1t 2006 Galaxy Drive, DON'T BUY 11 ; ·rustic e~terior Is the theme. 2299 Harbor. c0s1a l\.1esa ' Newport ,B~ach. in Harbor View Homes unless You Full pnc$,JS. SOO FORISf E OISO~ •NEWPOR1' HEIGHTS I see this "Porlofizio" modeL LoW-, • ust sell fast ! Unique older home . · est prictd 4 S~ .. ;ia~area . .For onJy '-partial ocean view. The 30xl6 .$57.500 you o'!l;tlie'laqd If<>· CliJr. ;LR. has walls of-glais. 0 Only Lajzlo Sharkany 6t+m or vlstt -~=~~~=-S56.95Q .. Must see to appreciate. thi OPEN'.JJOUSE 1-5 j>.m. on Sun· ., ,.fA~IL Y,1J.IFE,1 I Call Laszlo Sharkany ~ •.• 200. ·. day, 2047 Port Provence. · ' UNLIMITEl1'•· -~ • ' .ilA YFRONT-NEWPOR T"ISLAND /\'.O 00\VN VETERANS, lih-HARBOR VIEW HOMES -.Pier :&· float . ericecl,•to 'S~ll ·at '" llf:.•' ro.es ..... • Ne~rt " at l=a hit 646-111 ~ 1en\'llmtJ • ~~a11 ~:~; ~ 7n~ ~~: CAObZY G.OTTAGE f79,750. Decorator's 2 BR., 2 bath •p&rklin• ho rn<.· H"d•~ eauti!ul_2 BR f 1nn home w( home. Unusual ·kitchen. Buill-in l "",,"'P"'R"'IZ"'E""'W""'l"'N"lf.!!ll"'N"'G~ floors & carpet. f,tiru out. large sun-~lled kitchen. A truJy BBQ on terrace facing Balboa n 'heautlfull.v r1ra·~. Spicious happy home & you ow n the land. Coves. \\till accommodate 30' boat. HOME'' ) 4 bdrm .• 2 hath!! .,,1ith huge $46,950. Please call 6:t4-6200 Call M. rs. Fay 642-8235. family room, B/I we1 bl. -------' · Special touche1 ma~ thi5 a and airy open B/I ki1chen. MACtfAB • IRVINE \\'Inner tn every way. New Ne\vly <ieroral~ in And ou!, R I C • dishwasher Ai'.1/FM inter- covered pll.lio And profes-ea ty O~P.any com to all i-ooma. fire/burg. sionaJly landscaped. \VIII 644•6200 lar alarms. ll grown trees, satisfy ttw> discriminaung at HARBOR VIEW CENTER 642·1235 rich "'OOd <teck:ing pa tio and on..ly $32 500 separate chlldren1s play . ' . 1644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER · DRIVE yard. Do take a look at this ~ •\I .l · prize ! Only $33.959: Ca.II to-' -1.;;1ran9• YiSl.a w-------~ N~W~~ ~A..£.H ------TE d•Y. ;4~23Ll. , You C1n Sell !t, Find It, Ttacla H- -With • Want Acl .. ' .· :1·J~E-HOLIOAY SPE~IALI s21;seo Hurty for this one t NeWlr, painted. 3 bd~. home o.n large corner site:~ _Imagine. ~his: Your ,0\YD badminton coutt! own.er Will sell VA/FHA. Bar.k Bay area. Quick pOssession. 244 MONTE VISTA· OPEN SAT/i>UN 1·5:00 ,. ' l BEDROOMS -PLU~ rooL Preferred atea o( Westclill. All large rms. Family room witti fireplace. 4 Baths + 20'.x 40' po61 with separate Jaeuzzi pool. Muve m !or the Holidays. By appoinlmenl.,$79,900 DOVER SHORES -GREAT VIEWi Escape to ~ secJucted bluff high abov~ the bay. ProfessiOnally i:l e .c o r at e d WJth-new - drapes &: luxury cptng. Private waJled court- Y?rd. 3 Bdrms., family rm. & study. $83,500 '2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 :(!0 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE A Great Opportunity! Architect owners of these 2 brand NE\V \\0aterfron,~ homes will consider in exchange: your smaller home, land, apartment bldgs., or Trust Deeds! Or will lease/option. Each one has 4 BR., FR., formal DR. & stud y. High ceilings, spa~ious rms. & luxu ry carpeti ng. You will love the open pl an. Huge price re4uction $143,500 ea. 6 o!io 8 LINDA ISLE OI>EN SA'l'/SUN-1.S:OO THE BLUFFS -$41,500 Lilte new! 3 Bedroom condominium with 3 baths. Trina modtJ . Van Luit wallpaper & luxury carpeting & drapes. Call to see. LINDA ISLE -$145,000· lnviting covered courtyd. entrance to beau· tiful 5 BR. home on this pres.Lige island. Fine appointments thruout. Pan. fam . rm. ·w/wet bar, de co rator wall paper. Pier/slip . DOVER SHORES -$5,500 REDUE'f!Of>I Fantastic 4 BR. NEW home \\•ith 25' ce iling in Jivin~ room. Formal DR .. .itjand kit chen. Walk lo 3-J>rlvale beac)lesc 3 .. Gai:ages . l99,~, .410,1'\0RNING STAR,PPE)'I SAT/SUN t·5 :00 CORONA DEL MAR l NCOME -$63,000 Live 'in one, rent the other: Nice ·2 BR. front unit w/firep lace and ~rand NEW 3 BR., a bath .rear unit. Near shop••. Good'f·income. 416 PO!Ni>ETTIA • · OPEN Sl{l•. 1-5 :00 _ CORONA DEL MAR. -$9S;Wo ; I . Bibel< to ocean. Plenty of lan_d .1·•ctually 3 fOU lOts. Also an attractive 2 bedroom, 2 ~~t!'..'lu-alilx homo :I) guesl·•parlmerl\. DOVER SHORES ~ $175.000 I11vite Santa to visit your family in this charming bayfront home. 5 Bdrms., & maid's rm. Gracious LR. with parquet floors & al· cove for game rm . Patio w/pool. Pier/slip. BAY ISLAND -$t3l,OOO Charming 5 BR. home w/pier '1: Slip. Pictur· esqtle ~island w/private park & tennis court. FRONT ROW -IRVINE TERRACE Custom built home oriented to splendid view of harbor & ocean. 4 Larje BR. & dramatic FR.·wilh fireplace. By appt. $180,000. [ , HARBOR. VIEW HILLS I: 'First time offered. Popular HSand pi pe r" I .WW.\UAZWA.LWw:.aw.UJWWW.zarZWW. -.. l!ROPERTIES ~eneral .Generol u eneral '"'""'"'-' LaBocri• R.E. LdCATION I 220 E. 17th St., C.M. \0 THEREAL ~CSTATERS CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS . . Dover Shores -$49.500 . Undo Isle -$69,50IJ.$75,IJ00.$85,IJ00.$100,000. 1 , model. ,4 BR., separate fam . room with fire· l place .&. wet bar. Quiet street. 1$71 ,500 in-I CALL 646·0555 MAKES THE PRICE • cl uding land. C. Tennil le A REAL CHARMER In Lusk -Ha rbor View -tasteful decor. 3 Bdrm., 1 % baths. beamed ceil ings & 3·c3r garage. '54,000. Harry Frederick LARGE 5 BR., 5 BATH HOME 143 Ft. on th e \Vaterfront. H & ·F pool. In Dpver Shores. Deck, dock, entry yard. For m- al riini111t room. kitchen eatin~ area. Sau na. $185,000. Al Fink THE TOWERS OFFERS -$57,000 This 2. bdrm. apt. on top floor. Gr_eat vie\v of channel & harbor . Submit 10% dQWn . Im· mediate occupancy. Call for app't. LaVera Bur"1s ... l,IANDSOME 5 BR. -BAYCREST 3500 Sq . ft. of spaciou s living . ..2 Family rooms. fonnal din ing rm .: 3 \~ bat hs, view from up stairS roof garden. Fenced pool. 3 Car garage. Mary Lou Marion 4-PLEX -DANA .POINT -$78,200 Hurry! Won't last. 3 2·BR's .. l 3-BR. Great location, return & lst o"•ner deprer . Sched· uled for Completion in '72. Attractive. Charlene Whyte EMERALD B~ Ocean side of Hlway -s-p1clous home wi th ocean view. Formal dining room. Gated area with 2• bour security. 1110 .. 000. Carol Tatum . . • .ti.I• '1'{80NT. CONDOMINIUM Enjoy car~free . living ln "THE BLUFFS". Lovell' 3 BR. spl i1·level townhouse; 211 ba., formal dining, pdol tabl e room . $59,900. Belle .Partch ' J::1·C'n1nr.s Cati 6J'j.;-;::; TWICE AS NIC-E! 1 OWNER HOME llrre'l! i\ff'.~A Vf'rrle·, MR. CLEA!': I!'~ a sh11.rp 3 h«l· roont h(Jm(' ll'ith 2 lireplar· f'll s,., il's CLE:\N, CLEA~, I CLEAN. The kid'l ll'Alk CAS· ily to ~chnrlls. Q.,, rl('rs h:i.'1 houl!hl ne1v hnmr. wdl !Tlflve 1n Janunry. A~kint: S~l9j(). The Bcl·A1rr of Oranjl'e Coun- ty. Near the ,i:olf course floor to ceilinir hrirk fireplacr. Country kilchen \\'ith buil1- ins. Thrt"e b<'droom5. f'ully J:'TOl\'n lN'es. Full pr1c:e .. $.ll,'500. Cnll 546-2.113. '""'"T vocr. orrrn. $JO' 950 I ~ COATS I I . c & NO DOW.N TERMS 1 W WALLACE Sh11 rp homr .. onP ot i\lesa 1 REALTORS Verde's nicest. i\las1er siz· -546--414'1-rd bedroom~, :? h:i1h~. elr· (Op•n EYenil'!gs) J:"llnt f1rr.pl11cc in l11r11:c tam- . ii~· room. Built·in ra~e. ov· WATERFRONT HOME THAT SAYS "WELCOME" en. Larre ?f!llio. Neally m11nicuriil la\\.-n~. Recently- 11ainterl. Try 10'( down ~ :>-W-11'10 TARBELL If \'iPw, comfort. pri.,.11cy 11 nc1 295.l 1-I.:i rbor, CfJf!ta M~ locallon art> important tn , you, h<'llf'r l nok th1~ ovrr I $185 PER MO. .ReCf'nll.v rNi<"f'OrAtl"fl 11.111.i Includf'~ faxe~ &-lnsurAtlC'e -1~maculAtf'. 3 BN'l1•oon\J, Anyone can 11.uumr thi.'I 6'~ l. 't balh.'1, b~akfa111 l''Oom. GI loon. 3 BR ranch lit} le ltbra~, 2 par~ & i;ood fl. "'i!h separate !11il'tily room . nanc~~g Is a\·11!111hlf'. $160.000 1-lf'a\'y ~hake roof. ovl'.!rsil.l'd 67ua:i0 llv1n~ room, h.lt-111 slep 5af· er kitcht'n. on ltuiet 8tr'ff.l cl~ to school~. New niA ·, VA rermi;. Av1il11ble a1 orily '1'.> THE REAL ·"\. ESTATERS aiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;J S26,5CXI. See it !OOay! • ·FHA· VA TERMS .""·'"'. ·. '0"'" Ev") Sunken living .... m. all ""'· I •en HlllTHll trlc huill·ln kltch~n. bloCk• ~ IUl •''" "'all, hca\ty i;hake root &t-.,~· ;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· -'' ·. cement drive ano just 110mt11 ot the quality feature1 of \ • this spRrkiing 3 bedroom, lamll)' room homr.. OUeri1111: BEAUTIFUL POO,L HOME au tf'rn111 Ill m .300. Cill Choitt J\1e111 VlTde location 11(1\\', 540-Ull. (Ope n Evt'I) J\1u11 sell -Rtduetd $3.'-iO· Coldwell,Banker r-•~iji;~~~J' '"'' bedroom .. Dini"' I A.a. l room . Submit I t r m 1 . ~ Si:J;\ :'!'~:J 1<•.000 1<;.m1 5M NEWP'ORT CENTER OR., N.8. I ·----------ll!f·----·" OAl!lY-PILOT -r.r ·•-I ' ' • Pete Barrell £aft'! p1•e6enl6 TREMENDOUS FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLAC& -in th is cozy cottaize in Newport Heights. 3 bedrooms, din ing room & breakfa st area. Abou t 2 years old -\Vell priced at $39,950. BLUFFS MODEL HOME LOCATED ON THE MAIN GREENBELT - Exquisite & luxlirious appointments. Many extras in thi s 3 bed room & di ning room con· dominiu!Jl. EXcellent buy at $48,500. . NEW LISTING PENINSULA DOLL HOUSE _.:_ 3 bedroom . 2 bath home with izara~e . .apartment 1r.i block from -New- port _Harbbr Yacht Club on \V . Bay Ave. $69;500:--Contacrl!ill Bents 673-0149 BACK YARD TEA HOUSE . IN LOVl:L Y GARDENS. 20' X 24' rumpus room, sepafate' fr Om this 3 bedroom, family room home \vi lh firepla ce, built-ins, carpets, sprinklers. $~1,950, · MOVE IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS BUY, LEAH, LEA$E·OPTION -Spacious Bayfront home with pier & slio. Luxur ious furn iio:hinqs -glamorou s location . .tt58 Lindi Isle • Open Sunday 1·5 BAlBOA PENINSULA NEEDS HELP -Older home on 2 lols. well located. A little-paint & patience will be most wor.thw'hile. ~iced almost at lot valt.Je. IS21 !. Ocun Blvd. Ioli... " ' Open Saturday I. Sund1y l .5 . Office ()pen Saturdays & Sund•y• t PETE BARRETT REAL TY t .... , 1605 We •tclllf Or., N.~. 642-5200 ----. -------------- OUNGI COAST'S BISI S&LISMAN •• , ~·-hllp Pltot C .. sslfl..S BEACH DUPLEX $23,950 M11.ybe your lasl chance to own beach property &! a de- cent price. Two uni1s, 3 blocks 10 beach. near shop- ping. 10';',. do\\•n -owner will help fina nce and ren ts mAke payment~. fix ii up ahcl MAKE !\tONEY. Bet· ter see it. Call Walker & Lee Rea li ors 96S-3371 WAIJ... • • • • • • 'Til You See This! • Office OFHn S•t. & Sun, . "Our 26th Y hr" , WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big. Canyon Country Clul:t" NEWPORT CENTER _ 644-4'10 * ** ** * Gen9raf .__ .JlnJa Jjfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES w...,.,, che•rlul. liotl• l BR J ·SHOWN BY APPOINTM.ENT 'home. Jge bllck yard 3 L' d I I D • 1hade treea-bl both front Ii '" a ' e rive -Ope.n Sunday a-eA.r. Zoned R-4. A 111&J 111 Love ly .. new 5 Bf~,,, -4 1h Ba. home w/water· $21.~. Get this: OnJy $1500 front liv . ..rm. & dm. rm. Oa.ILpaneled.Jamily doWn. rm. w/frpl c. Master BR. w/sitting area & fireplace. Ba y & Mt. views ......... $179,500 REALTY '42-1400 "HOMEABILITY SOLVED" Spaciotlsne• and elei;:anct inside and ou1 makes thi11 -4 bedroOm, 2 balh home the hest v11 lue in Cos1a J\feia. Quiet cul-de-u.c 1tree1 clo.e 10 Back Bay mak~ !hit a fan11.stic family home. Own- l!r U.)'!I sell nlA or VA.· Home v11cant a.nd rtady for f)CCUpi'ncy. • tt2,s . Call ~16-2lt.l NOW. \0 Tf1r: RCi\1. '°'.'\. l~'.~T.'\Tl:.:RS DELUXE DUPLE X _ S1eps: 10 ocean. Nl!"'b' car. JM!ltd, freshl)' paintt<I. Swtd· lah frplcs. S Bdrm., 2 baU\a each. Call for app't. lo *~ C11l h 673-3663 '75-3886 Evtt. associated DR01<:£P ~.--R fAl TORS ;oJ,•, .... ~,.•,n~ ~ J ''"l SI Linda lilt Drive 5 BR ., 4'h: ba ., on lagoon. Lge. waterfront famil y rm. & living rm . Formal dining rm. Pier & slip. . . . ........... : ..... $1891000. 11 Linda Isle Drive Beautifully decorated 5 BR., home on lagoon. Huge rn str. BR. w/beam ce il . & frp l. Lge. liv. rm . & family rm. Formal din . rm. Securl· ty system. Pier & slip .......... , .. $230,000. 92 Linda Isle Drive Beaut .. 5 BR. 4 h,!lt. home w/formal din. rm . _ & famil y rm. 3 Frplcs, Outside stairway. Bu il t-in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $155,00!'· . 106 Linda Isle Drive Custom;Sin~I., story 3 ~rm ., 3 ba th water- !ront with pier and slip. Large master bdrm': wi th sauna t Dining. kitchen & .Jiving room have water view . 52' lot .......... · $135,000. \Vaterfront Lots No. 76 : 3 Car gerage. Faces South .. '81),000. No. 56: North.Lagoon exposure . . . . $80,000. 403 Bayside, 70 ft. 1andy bt ach. . . . $43,950. F'er Complete lnforrNtlon : O" 1'11 Homo& & Loh, l'lu11 Call: IU.L ._GRUNDY; REALTOR • 141 a.ye~.br., S..ltel, N.I ,. 67U161 . ' • " • l _,,, .. ]~I • -·--• -·-----ll!i&l ~J • l-=Gont-==r••!::..;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;:;=0=~=·~rM~;;;:;o;;;;;ii;:;;0;1;•i,,i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii0~i ... ii1iii'iiii VACANT Owner wiJI help finance or lease/option. :hnot. mediate possession. 2 Bed.room. l~ bath 1 ~o~e ~i~h,some, ~ater \'iew. Open beam cei!· ing m l1v1ng room«. den . Bulll·ih rante oven & reCria-erator."Force'd air heat. 'DoUbie ga· rage + carport. # 128. $45,500, , . 5 '~~~00~$ • EASTBLUFF,,, ,, A place for everything in this ·21500 aq·. It. f. story home. Formal ,di.ping room, caryeted. & draped, bit-in kitchen, 3 baths. Beaulif~y 1and~caped. Top·Jocation. Vacant, fast. s- sess1on. • 118. . . . . . . .-.......... ~ .... $51, .. KIDS & ,ns 3 Bearooms-: 2 'bath home ..f.. A·l zone~ lot. Just 5 minutes to La~na beaches & shop- _pin2. Plentv o( room for your own-~arden, rabbits & chicken. Boar.d )'our horse next door. CeiJing high Cireplace, w/w c.arpel\ng over hardwood floors. Forced Air heat. ,pWJ.t- ·in_range & ov~n. #129 ...... ; .... $49,~50 PRESTIGl6US LIVING " Who eould ask for more than . a private beach, pool & outstanding· view l You get \ more -5 bdrms., 5 baths, family room plus Corma1 dining room for the largest of family holiday 'gatberings, 2 Fireplaces, W /W C<ir- peted, ,draped, wet bar, poolside cabana with . . ' HOME & IHYESTMENT llfA1Tf' i 3535 E. Coast Hwy. Corona def Mar 675-7225 Gen1r1I ~~~·~.~~~-1-~~~~~-CLEAN CQfiOO 2 BR. 1..ge: His & Hers cl~. el!'. Dining area. Dshwshr. Patio, dbl . ·gar. Very charm. ing • Make an otter! . -GEM ·· BLUHS SPECIAL Popular Dolores model, OPEN SUNOA Y 1·5,, 505 Lucia, oft Vls1a clef Oro across from CdM High Sehl. 546-2313 1610 W. Coast: Hwy., N.B. REALTORS 642-:4623 we··1rhe1p· )'OU sell!. 642-5678 === l ... -. >· '. • .. . I ., . • • • • • • "IMMEDIATE -OCCUPANCY" The owners are movin2 back east and must sell this beauty. Shag carpets throughout and dol)ble':Jll'lpin~ on each window. 'there is a ~ h\W,,.C~v~r.ed.,pJ.HO and iL is walkil:ig distance to tlie beaches. A'LL TER!o!S AV AlLABLE. Call now ... 842-2531> pr ~7:60_10. \D)THE REAL 'Ol ESTATERS -·-- Ge1Mr1I General B~Y,iDE DRIVE WATERFRONTS ~'"·· OCEAN & BAY VtEW From 122 ft. lot\ is the settinl? for this beau- tifu1 4 bdrm .• 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' Jot, with pier & 1loat. Custom drap- eries & paneling. $139,500. -. ~· ·For qmplete inform.1tion ~-Alf Honies & Lot1, Ple1n Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ' :~~·:, :,. Jlend•rt ~~p. at· Linda Isl• · · U-1 ,&yoidt Dr., SUltt . I, N.B. · 675~161 .... tftlt. Hffr .NC..,, wlfll N ,,.,, ........ • Y.• ... kw ......... II ... lecetf ... lhtM MlllW .,. MlcrlbM ta ttHter dehill lly ed.....W ........... ~ .. ~DAILY PILOT-WANT' ADS.,..,. ... ••wlllt .,.. 'r* ier Mlti M ~ rfft .. •rW .. lkt ..C.11 illfij..t9J J9 iMJ ~·-..Cll hW., .-.ii t.hl~. HOUSES FOR SALE *1363 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB ·· 642-8235, $125,000 (Sat & Sun) (2 Bedroom} 003 Orchid Ave .. Corona del Mar " 675-2007, $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 409 Gloucester, Costa Mesa · 642-8235 rsunaay) 2701 SeavieW. Corona del Mar' 673-6642; 675·6459 !Sun 1·5) · (2 Br & Family Rm or Den) 409 Co1Umbus Circle. Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) 2502 Crestview, Newport Beach 675,4930 ISun 1·5) 110 Ma5ters Cir., C:osta Mesa 646-7711 $43.950 (Su~ 12·5) (3 Bedroom} 114 Via Mentone. (Lido Isle) NB 1 675-0123 . $76.500 . (S un 1·5) 479 \Valn ut Place. Costa Mesa 642-7892, $36.500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 1018 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 833-0700; 644-2430 (Sun 1.4) 1807 Port Barmouth, Newport Beach 833-0700 ; 644-2430 (Sat & Sun) 1301 Kings Road (Cli!fhaven) NB 642-8235 ISat & Sun) 244 Monte Vista (Back Bay) CM 644-4910, $28,500 (Sat &·Sun 1·5) 408 Jasmine. Corona del MAr 673-66;12: 675·6459 2988 M.ifbro. Costa Mesa . (Sun 1-5) 673-6642: 675 6459 -ISun 1-5\ 8.lll Iodima.notis,_ Hunting!Q!L Beach 847-1868 $18,000 ISun 104) 2411 Vista Hoga r (Eastbluff). NB 644-5793 $32.950 !Sat & Sun 10-5) 1901 TUstin Ave .. Costa Mesa 642·5200 . 18061 ftfarin, Univeri:;ity Park 675·5726 $34.500 (Sun 1-5) 505 l .. uci;i fThe Bluffs), Newporl Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) 235 \Valnut {Ne,vport Shores), NB· ' 675-6000 (Sun 1·5) 251R VL<ta (Bayshores). NB · •675-6000 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 423 Gloricester. Co!'tta ?tlesa 962·5523; 962'5081 ' (Sun 12-5) 2004 Vi<ta Cajon, Newport Beach 6754930 ISat & Sun 1-5) 60~ 'l{l.<l• Bonita !The Bluffs), NB R33·0620 (Sun 1·5) 50~ T ,nriPir: (Bluffs}. NB . *1100 Cambridge (Weslcliff) NB 642-8235, $64,500 (Sal & Sun) 2042 Galaxy Drive. Newport Beach 6444910. $83,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 312 ~1orning Canyon Rd., Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 282 Princeton Dr. (Colle5!:e Park), Cf\-1 545·3260 '$29,900 (Sat & Su.n 9-5) • • • 419 E. Bay St. '(off Tustin), Costa Mesa MIJ'.8294 $33,500 (Sat & Sun) .. 960 Springfield, Costa'Mesa · 5411-2170 . $34,900 (Sat & Sun) 192! Port Bristol (H.V. Homes), CdM 644-6200 (Sunday) 1937 Port Claridge (Harbor View Homes), NB 546-2313 (Sun 12·4) 4301 Len"'ood, Costa J\-1esa 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) * 1901 Kiri gs Rd., Ne,v port Bea<'h 646·7171 (Sun 1·5) 2402 -Orchid Hill. Costa Mesa 646·7171 . !Sun 1·5) 400 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 646·7171 (Sutt 12-4) 2036 Commodore. Newport Bea<'h 646-3928 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) Sl?.1Mnrning Canyon. Shorecliff 67~·8550 (Sal & Sun 1-5) ( 4 8ec:J room ) **Yachtsman's Cove; 164J Bayside. CdM, 642-8235. (Daily) -:!244-ViStil!iTerfa 7The Slu!fs)NB -- 644-1656, $35,400 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 2066 Goldeneye (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4908 ISat 1-5) 3001. Canri Lane (Mesa Verdel Cl\f ~40-4324 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3061 ~anri Lane (Mesa Verde) C"fi.·t J 54.'°5!!90 t Sal ti \Sud 1-51 *,1()31 Phalarope Court (Mes~rde) CM 546-3269 (Sun 1-5 ) 20140 Federal, Costa Mesa . 646-7171 . . . (Sun .1·5) *?.422 22nd St. (Back Bay) NB . · 675-6000 ' (S un 1·5) 1054 Noria , Lagt1na Beach 646-7711 . 139,950 (Sun lZ.5) (4 Bedroom & Famlly Rm or Din) 1001 Hampshire Ln . (Weslcliff) NB ' 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) fl4L6708 ISun 1·5) •• •t~ p;,.,, .. Rd .. Newport Rfll rthtc: 1'-•23.HJirbor lsl"lld, Newport Beach ·, ~ ' (Sat & Sun) 646-7171 (Sal & Sun 1-5) (3 Br & F.1mlly Rm or Den) 303 Walnut. Costa Meaa . · 548-7729, S32,000 (Sal & Sun 1-0 40~ Cortes Circle (Corona ft1ds) CdM 673-6510 (Sat & Sun PM) 2301 Anniversary, Newport Beach 1146-2366, f31.500 • (!'fl, Sat, sun) L '2047 Port Provence (HV Homes) NB 644-6200 (Sunday) 410 Mornin~_Star (Dover Shoresf;NB 644-4910, 199,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **8 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910, 1143,500 · •(Sat & Sun 1·5) • '*2033 l,emno•, Costa Mesa · ~7171 (~at & Sun 1-5) -·--- • . ' . ' • 3 ,MESA VE\ROE HOMES • 3140 Country Ch,d», M111 Verda A nice home-acros! from-goli c0U11e. 3 bed· rooms, 21h baths, double fireplace, cement driveway, large tot. Vacant, immediate occu· pancy upon· credit approvaJ. Reduced to $39,950. -Ned ~cCrear.y Is holding OPEN HOUSE al 2011 PHALAROPE COURT, MESA VERDE This Sunday 1·5. Go see this lovely single story 4 bedroom, Pool home. Ned will give you all the particulars. JUST LISTED . . 31h year new Republic Home. 4 bedroom,.3 bath. 3 car garage, elec'tric garage door open· er .. Fa~t occupancy. Open this ~turday 1-5. Ogden Sogn has all the inforination for you. 2°" Goldentye, Me11 Verde, 54M90I 2150 M.11 Verde Dr. • Co1t1 Meu •·Phone 546-5990 Two Houses From Westcliff Shoppin9! Jo"resh and eharmiqg 3 bed- room home \1•ith fireplace on 11. low lraflic, trtt-lined atreet. Only $27,500. CaJI i>;6.2313 to see tt_!.is one! · · O THE Rt.AL '"-E:STA'I !.:RS 1 1521 E. Ocean Blvd .• Balboa (Sun 1-5) 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1601 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 544 Seaward (Corona Hlds) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) *1034 Pescador (Dover Shores) NB 644-8200 (S al & Sun 1-5) 3093 Madeira St. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313, $32,950 (Sal 1-5) 2884 Serang Pt (Me1a Verde) CM 546-2313 '8un 1-5 ) *1227 Santiago (Dover 5hores) NB 675-6000 (Sun 1·5) *2399 Redl•nds. Newport Beach 646-3928, $42,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom ) **1100 W. Bay Ave ., Bal boa Peninsula . 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 203 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 646-7711 , $149,500 1803 Oriel , Costa Mesa (~un lZ.5) 646-7711 (Sun 1·5) 2133 Irvine Ave ., Newport Beach 646-7711 (Su n 12-1) IS Br & Family Rm or Den ) 26 Hermitage Ln . at Royal St G'eorge Dr. 644-1140 IBig Canyon) (Sat & Sun) *2006 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Daily) tt309 Evening Siar (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) **3'Linda Isle Di. (Linda Isle) NB 675-6161 !Sunday) **58 Linda Isle (Linda lsle) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-5) 2424.'Holiday, Newport Beach 642-5200. ~5.500 . (Sun 1-5) 2328 ; • .-b.utus (Eastbluff) NB 675-6000 , (Suri 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE fl! Br & F1m Rm) 659 Vista nita (TliO!ifii!!s) 'N'!J 644--0134 (Sat & Sun 1-5) HOME .& INCOME FOR SALE (2 & I Bdrm! 314 Apolena, Balboa Island ' 675-2866 · (Sun 1·51 (2 Br & 2 Br Apt) 816 Iris. Corona del Mar • ~ 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (3 I r & 2 Brl 416 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 644-4910, '63,000 (Sun 1·5) APARTMENTS FOR RENT • (2 Btdreom ) 312 E. Bay, Balboa 67~125 (Sun 1-1 ) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **Yachtsman's Cove, 1641 Bayside, CdM, 642-8235 (Daily) • ·-............ ...... ,... ........ , ... S•turd11, Now t11t1tr 27, 19)1 ~ng.Vista PROPERTIES 1-"onnerly t.aBorde R. E. 220· E. 17th St.,, C.M. 'CALL 646-0555 I OKI\ I L OI \II\ ... . . ' ' CAN'T FIND IT? * WILL BUILD yo-ur dru.1 .• ·, homl!.-H&ve atatt 1«-mm·~ plete home packare. Put )'Out .corilidf'!nct ln our -.... .· And All. Around THE CIRCULAR STAIRWAY leads you up-. the stairs where you will find the livinf · room, dining room, kitchen 1 1 bedrOom, · bath, ALL CARPETED. Downstairs, .3 bed~: rooms, 1 bath. Great idea? ........ $79,500. ·~ IT'S A KNOW KNOW This Deal ' ' : . -. ·. . 2 b~(lrorun,1; 1 ba.th,Jiving room, fireplace,; BEACH COTTAGE, front patio. A good deal for only ........................ $32,500. HORSES & FRESH AIR Th1t'1 A Pa ir IN CHERRY VALLEY. 4.57 acres.LOYELY..i,.. bedroom, 3•h. bath, fanta~tlc landscaping & ~VIEW you can't believe. Caretakers cottage, auto . sprinklers, 120 Cherry Trees. \VILL \ , TRADE FOR BEACH PROPERTY .. $85;000. REAl TORS 6:44-7270 2828 EAST COAST' HIGHWAY. CORONA DEL MAR, CALlf. · ~ yei.n: or quality custom• \ l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!i!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!l!I• \ honie <beildln1.· Gener.11 Gener.11 S..: ;;.,;,,.R" o1 e. .~.I .o;;======.;.· =====;;;;j;r.I 2006 C'baxy, t>Ovtr ·SMrts, 1 Ivan WeUs & Sons . S31,500 MESA VERDE 6'4 % apr aaaumab/,. loa.n now on property. Mon1hly ln.111allmen11 like rent. "''bed· room1. 2 bath,, t11.m ily room wilh lirepla~. All t":lrttrlc built·in kitc~n. dishwaslw!r. P11.tio. Sprinklen. Immedl· ate Possession! 540-17~ TARBELL 2955 Harbor, Costa Meu Bif Canyon · FiYe bedroom,, :t batha. fam· OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 , 1100 W. BAY AVE .. Balboa Peni nsula. ~ Bd·; rms., 41h ba's.1 formal dining rm. Pier &;: float. $250.,000 : 544 SEA WARD, Corona Highlands. 4 Bdrms.' ~ family rm .. 2 baths. Very l_ge. fee {you own : 1l) lol. $65,000. :• CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME BAY & 8[,i\Cl-l llEALT~ ""'.. ' ........ ' ' ily room, laundry mom, JI .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!•f car garage. Beautiful corner Generel Gener.11 lot at Hermitage Lane and I,;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;; -=-------1 Ro,.1 st. c.o,., Road . Thi• LEASE OPTION HERE'S YOUR homl'" ia bein1t tiniahed now DOLL HOUSE and should be ava ilable for Immaculate 4 bedroom Cen· moving in.belore Chri.11tma,. 1Ury Park home only I year Ex~tionally well ell.red for Drive by and 11ee it, then old. Sharp land,c11.pini: front 3 ~room, 2 bath charmei-. call owner at 644-U40, Price Ir re11r. Room for boa! Ir Double garage, nice yllda:, $92,500. trailer. Owner will con11ider new Cllll>tl in 1111 room1. ATTE tuft•ON ltt11e or le111e option 11.t $283. f'uJJ price 523,950. All fl'f'nll '" 1 ~ PIM. Immediate occup11.n· avaJlable. Hurry! 546-8640: Gl'S cy "" "' ""'"•"'· F\Jll GRANNIS For It\!! total cost ol a credit Priet-$34.950. Residential Real ton: report, •·e can mow yo1.1 into any one of •veral 3 I 4 bedroom homft in l h a beach area. c..11 today for • COATS .. WAL LACI REALTORS Open. Evening• '629 Harbor Blvd,, C.M. details! SHERw•·•D REAL TY 18964 Brookhunt · r .v. Wl\lle Elephant Dlme-A·Line • 962-4454 • BY Owner, 4 Br, fam nn, din rm. Nr. S. Cat Plan. A~sume> loa.n. S 4 I , 5 O 0 . 557·181'!.. .S@il~lA-.!GE!fs• The Puzzle with the Bui/I.Jn Chuckle ~ t:~~;.~uto I' '11 . r I' /' /' I' /' r I •&;;.:;• I I I I I I ·l-1 I· I I SCRAM·lm ANSWERS IN DIME·A0 UNI I , I ! ' . ' .· ··---DAll,Y PILOT _...... @JI -·-I~ I -·· I~ -·-I~ I _.... l~ I -·-I~ I ---!~ l -·-l~I ---J~ WAL-K I<> Westc:liff shopping and schools from this 3 bedroom & large family room borne. New wall-wall carpeting and ready to move into. 132.000 and owner "·ill Jease-opt ion too! CALL 675-4930. • BLUFFS - CARMELITA MODEL Enjoy care.tree living in this 3 bedroom con- dominium "'ith complete privacy .... The red tiled-patio adds to the feeling of real Cali!or• nia atmosphere. Better be quick on this one! Priced at only $46,000. CALL 67>-4930 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL I C. F. COLESWORTHY &-co. Front Row View Irvine Terr. This spacious custooi has 4 bedrooms, large family room, a sheltered pool, a relJ!arkible view and a fresh sparkle. Yours for $125,000. Call for an appointment 675-000(). Gracious 5 BDR Lusk Watm, immaculate, and close-to--CdM Hi. 5 bedrooms.. family room and dining room. A home that can handle' your crowd with ease and fun. Call 675-6000. Dover Shores Reduced Gracious 4 bedroom. contfy family room, for· rnal living room & dining room, custom pool on the sunny Side. View. Only $89,M>O. Back Bay Estate • I.qt few 'homn evattablt at builder pl'ica In l'ou.ntaln ValJey'1 Cl!NTURY PARK $29,495 lo $a,99S VA • FHA or low down Convc""°"81 Bic yardt with hlcb muon. ary wal1a included, Sid' yard fCkina'. Mst school•, part, walled community. Bmhard betv.-cen Garfield • Ellis. 962.;ss9 * m.m1 THE BLUFFS BEST VIEW -BEST LOl:A TION BEST PLAN -Dib UNIT The "Hen's Tooth" model Estrelita home, 3 bdrm., 2,,.. baths; family room; private patio, view deck ; split·level. In the cbolce Eafly Bluffs front row, water view site -numer-- ous·custom nvisions-plus-rneny bonus extras. Please call for particulars. Exclusive with - ;/?-!>.. . . C-b~J 12 t .. trl 2414 Vista Del Oro Of.Sf ~F Q!'JJ NEWPORT aEACH ! ,renJly "4-1133 enytlme , . !IUCK-BOOSTER Spacious &. beaut., 3 hr., !am. rm., 2lh ba., enclosed yard, large corner lot. $31 ,500. Xlnt. te~ms. ~st buy in NB ? We think so-co me & see! Owner 646-2366, call Fri./Sal./Sun. REALTORS 67l-4931 Nawport llHch 1/3 acre, big trees, sparkling pool, with 4 massive bedrooms, open beam ceilings and massive fireplace. Your own .retreat. Call 675-6000. . . . A·Frame Beacherino Immaculate in every detail. Deooratcd superbly. 3 spac- bu BR., 2 de<.11rator BA, custom made Drps Ir: spec- ial ''Conwrsatlon AJT;a", Assume 6%'7o loan. Pay-'H•u=n-;;tl"nu=tc:on"'B"e-a'"'ch.-----,lo-L-•-gu-na-~llH-c~h---,---I ments $214 per mo. $29,800. "* CALL 847-8501' * OLDE $189. P.1.T.I . MONTH · OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 3 Bedroom, 3 Y•an ..,w. BARN STYLE General Mesa Verde Goll Course Fanloslic View Luxury at the beach. Heavy shag carpets. Open beains, lovely wallpaper. Immaculate. Pool & Tenzys courts. $39,000. 401 JASMINE FllA loan. Below market. Sr•r1s ff nD $2-4,500. Queens k itc hen, (Ocean side of hlw•y) \.. -_. • ..,._( bit-in RIO. dshwshr, FA Thi! unique olde beach house • PRESTIGE LOCATION BLUfFS VIEW i\10\"t' right in. 3 BR., 1 ba.; R-2 lot. S,. of Hwy. Nttds ~ heat, crpts, drps, double Is located on the Ocean dde garage, patio, landscaped It <>f the hi way. EASY BEACH Diving Pool, Baycrest fixing. Asking $34,950. ... ..................... .. This extra clean hortte is located on one of a kind lot featuring a fantastic panoramic view lbat ju.st won't quit. Super neat yard designed for 19w maintenance surrounds the model for gtacious living. 5 plush bedrooms, f ormal dining, sunken family room, huge liv· Deep pool with one meter board, 4 bedrooms and huge family room. Gracious tree lined area. $77,900 Call 675-6000. Waterfront, Dover Shores Great view from living room & master. Hand- some den and wet bar, your own sauna and ja"cuzzi, private beach", pier & noat. Just e·plan front row 3 Bdrms., 3 baths. family rm, wil:h \\'el bar. 'J"Y.'O large, priv. patios. OPEN ·SAT/SUN. l·S 659 VISTA BONITA 409 COLUMBUS CIR. Quiel street; terrific view~ 2 & 'o;mv. _den, 2 Bat.f'!s, 2 frplcs. Wet bar. Patio. A lowly home 1ot $53~. 2701 SEAVIEW Just right for you, & with a v:il!"W, too! 2 BR.,..}JAi ba't., F.A. heat;" -fJ'pl~;-bmmed ceiL $44.950. GI NO DOWN Seller pe.ys all COiis • $1. move-in. -4 bedrooms, 2 bath1, below market, $28,000. 11..arge fireplace, compltte modern built-in RIO, car- pejs,-dn.pes, aeparate 12 X 18 family room._pet\9, dou- ble garage, aee today! ,_Jpg rQ_Om~w:ilh high open beam.ceilings over- looks golf course and miles and . miles of sparkling lights. Truly a majestic home. Priced at a Wveaway 179.500. -It will not last long. Call for appointment. 545-8424. (Open Eves.) $119,950. Call 675-6000. . 2988 MILBRO I' REALTOR 644-0134 ~~-~ "::,. tn..n "" Hz.+171 (=I MMIOJ ri!Jge ReJI EstJ\e HELEN B. DOWD V.A. or IBA timna:. Take a S95o. MOVE 1N 'i:o:Gli:.~·EALTY TRI ·LEVEL BEAUT'( l;;::;::::;------.,--;;:==-;------·I!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Vacant 4 bt'droom, 2 ba. Ex· 673-6642 675-6459 · ..;, $35,900 SOUTH COAST REAL ESTATE R••l E1t•t•, 675-6000, 2441 E. Co•1t Highw•y, Coro11• cl•I Mir, C•lifor11i• t.2625 isting rnA loan. $28.00'.l Sunken Family room ~1ith Gener1I General General General f .P., payments less than * NEW * V."t'I bar. 3 BR, 3 BA aree.11, PENDING $2 0 rent n10\'e In today. Xlnl frplc, formal din room, gar-6,75 OWNER MOVED WHY NOT? ,,.,;ghho•hood. BoHt-1" RIO, 3 Bdrm., 2'h balh, 2,500 d'" kitchen with all pw;h : FORECLOSURE Eastside Cottage Needs attenl.ion. 4 bedrooms, Live a little -enjoy nearby Fam. roobml · cpts, drp!l,wla ':!.e, sq. ft. view of ocean button appliances, glus at-"" ba "-llvi community c I u b ho use lot, dou e gar~. o.. rium with waterfall. Metic-Owner "ill not rrtu" any No Down to Vets .67>1 t.i.i;, separate ng and bay · 1'ust • few ' featuring S\\1immina pools last, see 1oday. • ulous landscaping. Penon-tea80tlable qffer on this plus hu~ family room, .... t f m Bi Coron• PRIME MESA VERDE or name YoUr OWn U.rms. Large ,back ya.rd for enter-and tennis courts; only If s •ps ro 9 al problems fO'l'Ce sale. Call ho~. 3 large bedrooms, 2 Oruntry living at its be!t. taining, plUll heated pool. three blocks to the blue Beach. 217 Heliotfope, 847-l?ll. bath all built lns and 1700 3 bedioooJS, l ~!119. ma~-\Vant offer. Pacific Ocean and across ••Wll ( ::.J 546-1103 $85,000. 675--3539 SEYMOUR REALTY, 1TI~l · ~·1 r 1 . . 1.vi irlve floor to ceilmg brick * * * the street from the Canal 1~..,..,~..,!'!"~~,... DESIGNING WOMEN Beach Blvd., Hun!. Bch. sq, • <> LZXUnOUs 1 ng fireplace. built-in kitchen, BAYCREST COTTAGE area. 2 hua:e flreplace1; \V See this three bedroom, t\\'O B B . I T Will love this new, view STARTER large irregular lot, Rparate ~er lot. on't last. Owner moving to Mexico. bath, "A" frame beauty.·· est UJ n own home. Exciting! DiHerent! $550 TO.TAL DOWN .ervice porch and counb'y c· HANNIS &-a.med cathedral ceilings, .and jusl try to pass it by at F<>r $71.950 you Ktt a newly Low care! Own the land! including closing COSIS and •i7.e kitchen. Asking S33.soo: 3 bedrooms, 2Hi baths, hu~ $34,950. 646-117L painted 3 bedroom home 409 CORTES CIRCLE '179 total mo. payments or Submit. Submit -~ubmit. living plll!I family room. with built-In kitchen, remod· Open Sat., Sun. P.M. ind. taxes for this borne or C&ll MS-8424 (~n Eves.) Residential Planned especially for en-eled bath. Room far boat <>r University Realty your own. Total price Realtors tertaining. Large patio, trailer in Costa MCM. Now 3001 E , Cst. Hwy, 673-6510 $21,00'.l. Call 2629 """"°'Blvd .. C.M. •hake --°"""'' anx ..... _,~=-"'~'="~~001 ••"""'·c"'RA" NNONllVS• 5'6-8640 HARBOR VTEW HO>IES, Walker & Lee BROADMOOR LUXURY RANCH popwu 2 + co"" d.,, prof 26 Acrn of pleHUre for the lndsC'p'd, Big Canyon \1J, WITH VI EWI gentleman farmer. i\1fin Residential $47,500 incld land. Owner • house i3 a 4,000 sq. fl, Span-Realtoni 644-1815. OPEN HOUSE NSmlcw tblistlnbuilgt-ho~ ~.B~: l~ Newport Blvd., C.l\1. ish by O iff l\tay, overlook-26'29 Harbor Blvd., C.M. NIG:E corner near ocean. * 2 .I ~ & Su 1 5 ..,.. ~" Call Gt6-39'l8 Eves 615-1827 tng tht-pool terrace, gar-5850 .,-. ft. to tng nn., dining rm., ocean'-======·==~ dens, EUC'alyptus grove &: • BO & 3 BO + 2 sep. guests '312 MORNING l harbor vlow. Rcalioticallyli Mt. Polomar. lnc1"de• II MOVES YOU IN """""· l»c. S7!llll. Good CANYON priced at $72,000. acres of navt>l <>ranges, a tenru, $69,500. 675-0621. CORBIN large pasture k. S'lream-11ide A gt"t'at starter home for that JMMAC. 2 Br, l ba, R-2. Drop by a.lter church and in-• *Easts"1de* grov~ 85 i\Iin from New-)'OUng family '\\'ho's tired of $•12,500. 10% Dovm. Open 11pect thla: 2 level 3 BR, frn l>OTI. i~ beaut. 'vRlley Cen-paying renL Ith~• l<>Vel.y 1-5, Sat & Sun. 603 Orchid room home ln Shorttliffs. MARTIN ter. $2Zi.OOO. Phone for photo family room & buill.-ln range Ave. 675-2087. Owner. E·~y a ocean virw from preview. k oven for your liv!ng en- ''I" · t Cosfa Me sa )<>Ur balcony. Immaculate REALTORS 644-7662 l BR 2 BA F .1 PACIFIC Joymen · TROPICAL PARADISE 4 + POOL $25,400 IS X 26 Heated pool, low maint. yard, 2 bath areas, new W/W carpet, Bit-in RIO. Leaving for Arizona, must gelJ 110'W! Cail 847-tm SEYMOUR REALTY, ln41 'BeaC'h Blvd .. Hunt. Bch, con'mtlon tl1n1ou t. Nf!w °'""'~~-~""7-~ ., " ami y PROPERTIES Sparow Rlty 842-4474 COLLEGE PARK. 3 BR., 2 qUality w/w cpt_, & drapes, Mother-in-Law's By Owner REAL TORS 67~6954 "A nest for ('very bird" BA .. F'am. rm. i\1any ex-YOUR HOME? a must stt at S9S,500. Hideaway $33 500 3 BEDROOMS $1 8,950 tras. Owner, 282 Princet<>n Free appraisal • \Ve buy SELLING 673-855tl. y , 3 B + 2 B th Dr. S29.900. OPf'n Sat. &: ou'll be delighted tr.'hen you ,19 E B St ,_1 ~tesa $185 00/ MONTH r a I s g..· pquitles. Personal attention. see this S bedrooms, pool " · ay ·· VJ!! a • Cul-de-sad stref"t. F<>nnaJ din. un. a. 25 yrs. experiencf. \.-,:)THE REAL .~ESTATERS home featuring formal din-548-8294 PAYS ALL Rl'l'8,bH-lnR/O,lotgof cab-EASTSIDE ideal fam ily COLLINS &; WATI'S ing atta, lll'parate rumpw; Open Sat/Sun. Take ()\-er subject to existing int"ts, breakfast bar, FIA home. 3 BR. 1%. BA .. tam -REALTORS -1---~===== 1 room, J posh bath areas & FHA loan. Anyone qualifies. heal J.arg~ cov. patl<>. A rm. Nt'ar schools, quiet c:ul-962-5523 most tmportant, separated Excellent Jocattori,_!_ilillastlc real bargarnl SubmJt! Call de-sac. All elec kit., frplc. * $26,900 * ' . '., $24,250 U""'g ....,,,,. for Dear Old I"'""'~"'"!!!!!"!!"!!!!""' I land . v cl 847·12'll 126.!llll. 0-r. 646-""6. IMMEDIATE Mom. FUll p.-tcc 1.'14.000. All Duplex In Wot1:;"",:;,""~ '""·SEYMOUR REALTY, um $JOOD. TOTAL DOWN •BR., 2 BA. trtonc tittplacc, Tmn1! S4G-8555 Corona cltl Mar GRA. NNIS. Be9.ch Blvd., llunt. Bdl. East!.ide 3 BR. new cpta:, new like new cpts, &: drps, large P,OSSESSION SHERweeD REAL TY pafrrt, '""' .._ lot. 540-1111 ""'""'patio. Aoownc Joan. va_c·AMT 1896'OOkh-F .V. Wcll-bull~ beautt!Ut, main-*EAST SIDE* ~ mo,thly. U'O "'ll.I _ _...,=="===! Wned 2~b<droom doplo"" P.,.a ;no. mo. LEADERSHIP R E M0\'1! lnto this 4 bedroom, 2 NEWPORT BEACH comet location, CJoee to ell ~:-1 3p~R, ~~~.fa; rr:·ai~ BY OWNER: loYtt!t price · 142-4466 • • bath ~ bdett Xmu. G.I. NO DOWN ghopplng, lO!il> down. Call 2629 llarbor Blvd., C.M. cl<>Set!'I. 1800 11q. tt. New for lrg. 3 br. Newly Painted, I;;:=,-.,..,::-=-;::--;::,-,,,,- Just PQintcd 1nskloP and out. Beautiful i.st"""' ho"'-with now to lft't', Only S~6.950. LOOK NO LONGER /d • . L Va extra lrg lot, fl'uit trees, &d Sharp 3 hr., 1!( ha, din. rm., Grea.t oor~r locatlon. Chl·n-.,..,. ...... crpt5 rapes p&Jn -Joe !'J40-Xl33 bit-ins \Vfr1\V, frplc, crp!s, fhlck shag carpeting. elf'C-cozy CdM Duple>.:. 2 Bdrm. Cflnt. Immed, possession.. ~~· ~--·-~-.,.--, I -~· w-•• 1 _ ..... _A,_ ~A-ACCESS. DOWN A PRI-e .... ~-ai. O-ao.;•JtJOUU• .x:.:-;'-STE PATHW tod AY, LESS ay. 'AN 200 YDS. 10 THE I' '62"1471 ( :::: fl4fll OJ 'R.E. SALES l'M LOOKING FOR PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN BE YOUR OWN BOSS CALL ED 847-9SM KASABIAN REAL ESTATE S BEDROOMS! *"3 CAR GARAGE * Low Down/ Low Interest! Owner wtll help with down pymt. Can't beat thl~! HAFFDAL REAL TY 842-44()'j EVl"I. 557-0901 FOR SALE by woenr $18.000 Open house this Sun. Nov, 28th. 3 BR. 2 BA, cpts, drps, bltns, fe nced yd w/alley en- tr. to garage. Call 847-18ti8 to sec. 8W Indianapolis. BY owner -3 Bdrm, 2 bath, frplc, cpts, drps, bltns, R&O, lge patio, xtras. Nr sehl1 &: shpg cntr, 5%. '7o loan <>r conv. S29,9SO. 962-512'2. $14,SOO to $19,950 l Ir: 2 Br. HOUSES. You !\fake the teTI1J,s. Avail now, DEAN REAL'IY 536-7527 TOWNHOUSES from S16.t'.XXI 10 $24,000. Low, low down paymf!nt. DEAN REALTY 536-7527, 2 BR CONDO, by owner, 1<>w down payment. 557-9440 or 968-1629 Irvin• SAND. Olde bia.rn rtyie arch. itecture, in 2 1tory design, has exterior of board &: bat-™"· window shutter&, etc. SHADED BY AGE OLD TREES, . Prese.rJ!ly being RENTED Otrr AS A DUPLEX. The upper story. ha.a; 1 bdrm., VERY LGE. Lrv. RM., wrm HEA VY BLAO< IRON FRANKLYN TYPE FIREPLACE. Kilchfll with e11 ting area. Dbl. French doors opC"n tn LGE. COV- E RE'D DECK W /OC!:AN VIE:\V, \V,W carpeting &' draf)ell:. The lO\\'er trlory !~ a studla unit, W/ELEVATED LIV. R~l .. CEDAR PANNELLED WALLS, FRAMED BY HEA VL BEAMS. Spac10us combination kitchen &· in· formal dining are!l. Y o u \\'On't find anything to com- P..•rc "'Ith it, :it $48,950 FULL PRICE The lot alone ls probabzy wort!'I $30,000. Tenant Occupied! Call ror Anpl! MISSION REAL TY 985 So. Coast H"""· L.,,•11na Phone 1714) 494-0731 BIG OCEAN VIEW Manicured la,\·ns It ganlens: surround this 3 bdrm. home; In x1nt cond. Close to 11hop- pini:: & beach. HUTTY on thia at $llSOO. HIGH DESERT 2-Story, 2 to 4 bclnn. all elec. home. Lge. work•hop. Screened porch. 11 Acres CJ fe nced). 75 I«e. trees indi· vidually '\\'l\1ered. Xlnt 8 Inch '1.'t>\I_ S.12,500. 3 BR. MODERN Let's Talk TUrkey HOME on this 4 bdrm., 21.2 ba. lam-Includes equipped beauty ily room Park home in Un!-shop for 2 operators. Only versity Park. Picture your-one in l5 mile illdius. lone g(']{ entef!aining Y O u R operators nets ~ month family by Christmas in thls & COUid .be incmi5'Cd. Locat- spacious, tasretully decon.t-ed on 21ii acres; Lots o/. ed Mme. Owner transferred. trees. S20,000 For all. Priced at SSJ,000. O PE N •... ~ FRI&: SAT, 1-5. 17892 Cedar ~ ~ Tree t..ne. -to. COl'SI' = I red hill · ;~~; REALTY 2 Bedroom, 1~ bath honWl Univ, Park Center, Irvine on spa.ci<>uf countey lot Call Anytime, 833-cfl:U ~ family kitchen, beam- ---ed CE'illng, FireplaC'e ranch tt al'ilOOui_ ~.OO moves tric built·in kitchen, large homt' beametl «il's., u!led $29.0C.O. 2 BR, large gar, fenced yd, drps, lncd, yd, Must J!t'll, YoU in! Call !rM)..8640, f11mily room and nffiEE brick0frp lc,, \\'ilh 11 very de-Roy McCardle R•altor close to schools & ~hop-bought another. Xlnt temis. Champagne Appetite? GRANNIS CAR GARAGE. Th e kids 1-'~"'='="'7'="~='=c-aJr3ble 2-bdrm. apt. 111'10 Newport Blvd., C.M, ping. SlG,000. 272 Costa $2t.~. 83:M4n * * This ~IPgant ··i..a Salle' 4 style porch. Call us & v.-e·u take you dmvn a dlrl road &: OVE'r 11 \\'OOdt'n bridli:e to see thi! 0011ntry home. RC"1iden1ial ~aJt01"8 l629 Harb<>r Blvd., C.M. $35,950 NEWPORT [>e'Juu Hvlnc ••r lll bolt ""walk to'"" beach. Soll· FORECLOSURE Opan Sat/Sun. l·S 548-1729 Mesa St. 646-9136. bd t Four Siar R-'ty ' rm., 2~ ba., family room f!r has agreed fO pny po n18 PENDING 616 Iris BY OWNER 479 Walnut Pl. 3 isvt t<>wnhouse hu just been 80 you can UiJe yoUr GI bcn· -OPEN SUN 1 ·4 BR. 2 BA, lge yd "'/beaut $2,000 DOWN listed, Highly upgraded & ,l_;fllll I · Hits "ee·ith NO .. A~•~i pay-Owner df!sprratel M11st sell ~·~·~&~ 2750 p rtol D lt'et"!I, trplc, h\\'d J Ira, Takes thts ~lf!adowlark Es-heautifully landscaped, with .,,,,/l'O~an, men{, tftt Ci,.,.;" Ul S OU! th\5 gorgeouii; 3 )'t'l\I' Old 'I • • 0 a f t'~ 500 642-7892 2 today! bedn>om.2 both """cl"tyl•~ COSTA MESA -· • tal" 3 BR., atriwn ,,_, paLios & load• of cxi.u. REAi; ESTATE Walker & lee homo with oont-h••· fil<c. -Cd J·~ In d--1_ the hotJ. S BR. BAR HARBOR N"""'· Total pri"' l.l!>,"10. ~1,3 ~ bc yo1tn '°'Jost llJIOGl'"-rcSt. P•·-. o-. ~,, •t.., ·-. -~ E. Coa H M ""' .. .., v• 1 -Bkr f!W pa.int inside a: <>ut. ,. .~N-·-1 Ott": pool. l bedraom, ~n. Realtor. ·-.-.o DC'l>•'--" ....... _,, st wy., days!? 4 BR. 2 BA, lam nn sty, very sharp $3J.,,,.... Owner-J\geflt 846-4318 494-9173 549-0016 i29,9!0.GHRA"~;N>l......,S • * 675-.5930 * w!br!ck "1>tc •a"''"' lgc 5'6-7739: >t""12. i eel h•11 SOUT~ LAGUNA 1111 $24,950 ~=-.~ooo~ hclp tjn-';;!,'.!: r~o;,.!:::; ~E i:m!"h. ~~· ;:;;_ i J OCEANFRONT 2 batbll, all electric built-in 27'00 IWtior Blvd. •t Adams Jd1chen. dl:dlWUhtt, fire-!56otll5 Open Evn. place. Will 111!11 • Jet.a or --"'--~----1 ....., with -1o """' Vacant ~ 540).172) Residential Realt"'5 ).)29 Ht.rbor Bl\•d., C.l\t. TARBELL Bedroom v,.,,. and waltln(..0-n $29,500 ·' •• t l lnl:h·f'tl and v.·an1 qu)Ck salt. 4 ._, + F Jly t.oo."tly ~ndittoMd hl::>TM. P9Ur""11 am t'\JnctJonal floor plAn. Sep. Ownor leaving ftrM & must 11r•~ family room. V.'fl ll.'tr. ..u thloi 2 )'t!llr young hom,r Qoallty ~·an tt1 ~•ll e&rpell In ~et t~" tM:'1't' i;nnd,.. and drepea. Park-Ii~ )'lll"d. iK>n. E11qul1ht"IY londtl.'A flt'CI Sprl_nlcltn, •• ONLY $57,!KXI rrourwt1 ,\ dcl l11"hUu.1 patio EZ TERMS Call 673·8550 add the flntJ touch~ lo This ' • ' • ' "Part1cli1Ar 811yer'' homt!. O l'HC REAL "\,. f:ST/\TEPs SHERWeeD REALTY 18'9&4 Brookhunt, f'.V. Ct.11 6U-a71 Now! 67,. _.,._.. 2t1J E. Uth. CM. Sa.VSUn ll F.V. tchoolt A shppn1 cntr. BeauL 4 BR., 3 ba. •plit leVt1 --•-u VA ~• Co u~--R~'"TY turn. homew/priv. lltairwQ I>oftr Rt .. "" ......_, to 3 or call 545--143' .,., • ~ ...... nv. •JUU c.ru... 4 BEDROOMS --'-'=----~~-~"~-curr. mkt price, DEAN Univ. Park Center, lrvi.ne to Settet Cove Beaeh: form. Lovt'ly 2 ba1h home. fmhly -OWNER..J BR,. tam nn, REALTY 53&-m'f. Call Anytimr, IW:o820 er h::lme of Charllt Cblpiin. pa.infect i~ide & ou1. New GALAXY VIEW LOT U!utne VA loan. S~%. ..,..,..,~..,..,..,..,.,, 31699 Sea Oiff Dr .. by appt. fonnka. Like new ~us car-97 t't. lot w/~ It ocean 549-2170 \\'AU( I<> beach, 1choo\s, Laguna &each REDUCED $10.000 pel1ni;:. La. ll:e bu llt.1n w~rd-,.1~ .. Do''tT Shores. S33.000. park, library, 4 BR, 2 BA, EMERALD BAY LOT .__ \V'-" t dr ,. O\VNER, 1 BR. crpt.9, drps, f""lc, lge 2 car ••• .. plcnlc N G L 1'0·~-... me concn:,. · iv · Bill Grundy Realtor .___, ---' 117 ~ ·• ~ I UEL SHORES argest View Lot r.-o dOl\'n c.1 .. low d<>tr.'n au ~' .. Id N'. Be h garage, Ull,. .. }°ll4U, ,3:Jil, in yard. Est ab I I 1 he d 1•-Emc•-'d B 190 000 othtrs• 5'10.1720 '"1 Y• e, 1 pt ac S3500 down. C.:O.J. 645-5632, neighborhood. $35,9!i0 By Thi• d~llghlflJI, new Ocel'n .i.u• .w ay. -· ' TARBELL NE:~~~ING CiirBliiff 0~·~r. ~. ;~:.:~tc1e~~1 f.3m:::~ -.t;ir ~~:d~R~:i:!:r 295.i 11,irbor, _Costa. l\fesa V1.et1.ncles eost money! Rt'nt )'001 house, opt.1 atore bltla., tic. t11.n1 a Dail.y Pilot Claaailled Ad. ~IC'3a Vf'Tde Paccseutr. 2 st<>I')', 4 bedroom, f&mUy 'room, SfPllrftlt dining room. Owner lfansferred. $43,900. ROY J. = JU.TRS BY owner Newport Bch co~ 4 BR. l~ :IA. lrp2 lbcloc, dkrp1, ing rm., Walled p.rdtq;-34.l Bay:7~e .... 1Nl'1PI Beach do. 3 BR. 2 BA. 1 le\'el, ;z. P'Pli• e ff Ull, & lo profestlon&Uy Jand9Caped -_, patios, nr pool. Low~1t• !Choo!, 4 yn old, 2 CAr llr. $$.1,~. ' ' Br, 3 !19, Jam rm, pool JI AMOC. duea. Only $32,900, Auume VA loan 7~i%. Turner Associates l<>t Bl& vallty vfew1 $39,500 \Vilt carry 2nd. 24ll Viatll ~ ll05 N. Coast H'W)'., ~ t,,<~'#".;;";:.·,:49!:.:.;:lti51=·--- Hoear, 614-6793. Dime-A-Lina 6Gall 4'4-1177 Anytime l!<ll kll• 1-. mw1 ___ ..:..;.....;..__. • ' . -· San Clemente • Saturday, Nowmbtr-2.71, 19'71 DAILY PILOT $ l~I 1 ~[ l~I I~,~[ ._ ..... _'""""~' I~ iii[ -iiiiiimiiii"'-~·· l~~l :.I ___ ....... ;;;;;];;;;;;~I .. ~.m<,. ....... ]~I ..-....,...1 ..... l~ ~ income property J" Income Property ~ 166 HouMS Unfurn. 305 HoUMt Unfurn.. 305 HoUMt Unfum. 305 Apt1. Furn. JM Apt1. Furn. S.n Clement• $500 " Seller will P'Y toward your ne\\' carp, N~ paint. Su.per • panOramic ocean view. nus 4 BR. 2· st,y. & steal at S38,950. 9 GARDEN TYPE BUNGALOW APTS. GeMral Costa MHa. Newport e ... ~ Costa Mo.. Costa IMM 4 separate buildin~. Shake roofs. Private ** 3 BR llomr. In«! .~.fHi ~[,jj,,f§§~~;;jl_I •• ••l~ii : "'" • Sy Th~ Stt, 1 br, child, I! -. . . i..;;: patios. N~stairs. 1 story bun(aJows. 2 & crpts •• drpg, bit'~. $225. small pet ok. Utll'• inl'I. SI H TH£ EXCITING S bedroo . Some have lireplaces. The type RE NTAL FINDERS Incl'• utll. &17-9517. ALA Rent•ls e 64S.3too or buildin s that attract and bold good ten-411 w,\l Mi. c osTA llllM CLEAN 2 BR hst', 1arage, I --1 • ants. Income $16,740 yr. $145,000. Excellent Hou•••* Apts. Im fried yard, &love, $140 • Brach Llvlnr, tp&cious 2 r PALM UESA APTS flnsnclng. * 64>0111 * n10. 651 Yk Wria, 54&-fi680. br, kids&: JM'l1. UUl 's Incl. _J'ft • ~:;;i i I eu : 1<0 -~err;.m··.·'nOQOg~ s~o.·n;;4C/~c"n't'. ~::~~1v ~~-T~t~j!::~~~a:~:rs 11 ·-;~· ... I'> w:'"a~~·~£E:~~;; ;~~~·;';:~.:~~~'.m~:~ ~:,:.·"~;::·::~~,; F~~ •• } ~ N!w~~rt ~!c~ ! __ _ _ 1---_ J ,,.,. srud~1. \Varner • Marnoli&.. Avail rnt, ·2 car car, close" In Unbeli4vably large apts. ·Decorator furnish· _ Thi• ,.,.11or -=:. choice lots. Singh~ famjJy Income Propt;rty 166 1 Dec. IOrh. For •!>Pl call (Zl3) 11chool11 & shop•. Aval! Dec. ed. Huge Pool , jacuzzi, electric built-ins, ahag $26,0QO ':::::::::I•-· ooot11.-==. to 10 unit parcels. Some 1 ]~ S125. furn 1 br nr ocean nice 410. 61;)....4036 l2131. carpets, drapes, sauna •-more•. _ hi .,. workln1 ..::=:: % blk. to sandy beach. FORMERL y 'financial • yrd f ' 32&-2210. " == for,_, -}furry! ~ti~~u~:SJ-tED--3 br, 1 b1 , dbl gAr, ·bltnt:, SPACIOUS 5 BR, nr Coun.rry ADULTS-NO PETS LARGE ';mmmmm.:~~1$90. includ ulil: nice l hr, crpt/tlrpi;, patio, $230 mo. Club. SlZl. mo. lse. ~3-2M7 SINGU" Gorr:eous bayfrnt ki t Slfil~1 TED HUBERT k ASSOC, Mn Via Lido 6T;>-8500 NITE CLUB 1 •<•'<. ttfrlg. oon...,,;,n110<. CaU 968-313'. ., N~wport H•laht1 S • • • • • · · • $145 Bo.::~~unlty 200 Va cant. lr-vin• 1 IDRMS •........ $155 SUPER sharp 2 BR, incl 2 BDRMS $175 --------1Stii0. NEAT 2 br home crpts, gardf"ner 52,;o mo. Mike • ' ' • · · • • · Santa Ana Heights _........ -~-1 a j or in1er11eeHon ofOOO OWNl:R SAYS """"' ,~, bulldiog. 50 "' ''SELL''!!! Busi net s. Ne1.1•PQrt &ach child no . e ·'' • · • ·' • '" Lido lilt Sharp 3 bedroom on large -.,.,.-,...,, ..... -----/ lot. A!!ume 7%~ VA loAn. 220 LIDO NORD Total paymts SJS6. nmnth. paridn11: l:JO x 132 101. J\lusr sell. Priced ~low value $75,000. Submit I e r m 1. 646-1171. ESTBL'D •Int. De 1 i g n rirps. ~ 0 fncd yrd for 3 TuBRn.I' 2Roc1 "',ths, furnishrol"O Slehwr. 645--0303, 543-3869. YOU'RE RIGHT-I Pm 11"' ·s IOUS l Br 'W/r·· 3 BR, 21.L ba., ram .... p2;; '"'· 1213J JJ>.1576 ""' 6 3 BR. 2 bo .• atriµm ••·• t 125 Newport ShorH THEY'RE UNDER'PRICED! 1 . . "' 3 BR, 2~~'ba. fam ........ S.150 1561 MESA DR., Costa M••• M-t L 240 E/side C. 1, lncd for kids. CLEAN -CLEAN -CLEAN S •/~ _Of1e.y ___ ~--oan • Vicant. 4 BR, 2~ ba., f<1m .... $lj() < Bd 1 1-N "'~So. of N•wport Blvd. ~ --WE 1-IAVE O'IlfERS cus!. rc:~p.u~~~~·~~~! ew 546-9860 II Brand new watt'tfront homf'. Price reduced to $25.500. 5 Bdnns., <1\t ba1ttii. Deck&. Ca!! now for det~ils. "°':i 6 VIA LORCA FULLER REALTY SAnlllR !225 SPARKLING <B•. 2B&, 1-o·THEREAL 10. E~TAJERS ABBEY REALTY 64Z-38all San Cl•mente ~!]~!~·~· ~~~'[' !Jll~,,~~§'[' ~II~,,~~~·[• lJI OO~xl [ :s BR , 2 BA, dshwhr, o .vlf'W, I :Ai-pt_._._F~"-'-"-· ___ .;360.;.; Apts. Furn. 360. ~ 546-08.14 Anytime MTG CO double g11.r, new W/\\', kids Attr.' exposed beamS, 3 bd-M bl/ H -7 HOUSES " • & -1 11-eJcome. 3-• ~ ho n -I o 1 omes / US'X""~ 336 E. 11'IH STREET "'" nn., ~•u• me Wr ruvey 12-5 on at&e au.1' lot. Five BEACON* 64S-01ll "I 111li"l 11·lld. South patio. 40 Ft. Jot. For Salt 2 bedroomG & two 1 bedroom CASH FOR TD'S Bill Grundy, Realtor NEW ADULT PARK unJts. Cl~e 10 shopping. * 90'!. LOANS * 3 B~room in Huntington ---'l h11 !!11 r adults on I y. $250. mo. General Costa Meaa j Av1il Dec, 1. 54<1--4294, I --::---,:--.,---J I South Lagu.o• -Casa del Oro •! 341 Bayside, f'.<l.8 . 675-6161_ H " gt ~A~ Mob 1 Nevf'r a vacanc)'.. SS75. mo. Beach, ne11.r Hun!lng10n u tin on 1-uu 1 e income lST T.O. LOAN Beach Memorial tl08pit11J. WE'VE GOT ITI .Horne Park. Facilities in-. $79 500 71,13 INTEREST $735 a month. Agent 546-8660 "SINCE 1946" lat \V~lern Bank Bldf. A apaclo1:15 Co. SHARP 4 Br le lam, Quiet Mme with a versa.tile 2· MA1V, outdoor BBQ, pool.1:.::::.::.:.::.;..;=:=:.:...c:.::.:c.:. 21 1 • "'11 University Park Daya 133-0101 N ights LEASE Jge, clt1111, older A ALL UTILITIES PAm I home. 2 Br, 2 Ba, den, cpt1/ Bolcl Ne~ ~O~cept Comparf' hf-lore ynu rent • I 1ty. floor plan. ?.1aster suite billiard rm, shuf[Jeboe.rd, in· 642· 1 54.rv9 ' cuL-de-n c. S25.i. Avail l:l/I. incl. study or sewing: rm. dividual metering. Pei sec-* DANA POINT * 7Se7rv_in~g~H_.,._bo~'-'-'c."o.c.21-'-Y''-''·· I ~N~o~l7•~•-~B-"'~"'..,"-,..,.11_5~'--,.,.-drp1. Prlv. hcb, oce11n vu, Cu11om detliJ[ned, featurlni: •Lei'. kllch. & .brkfst. area. tton. 19350 \\'8:6 St., Hn1gn N•w D•lux• Duplex Mortgages, MESA Vrnlf', J br + df'n, -40 F r. 101. $86.;~. Beach. 9684445. · t:A9,!SO. Tr ust D•eds 260 :l ba. Ca rp, drps, frpl, all 1 BR. • deo, 1 ba • · •• $250 -"13~25,:c··,,,';:,:"00-',o'"e-· ~-~ FURNITURE RENTAL • ;i"''""1' k;Johoo with io· 4 BR 21.i b th $rt0 OCEANVIE\V on Coast hwy IT'ffl ighttng .. a ll """ • !'rl)Rntle din1g 11rea ~-··· '61 PARAMOUN... -""' _,.. bllns. $250 n10. 612--0177. '~~ lowsor:t j'1. -• expa ..... Webb R•alty 642-4905 FQR SALE: S4:J,OOO 2nd TD,1 ~----~~---3 BR., 2 ba. homes . $260/325 2 Br. den, frplc, $200. mo . • H 2 BR .. 11.S ba. home .. SZiO -•~'9-::._cJ<cc.:16~. ~-----• f\lonlh t.o r-.fnnth • Prio~e-like sror11re , * 100~ Purcha.!le Option v11e patios ii ~ I d h•11 Condominiums • \Vide Self'clion-• Closffl garage w/iton..re aeoltoi:r Plus Cabana. Furn. Alum lO';',, intercsl only, 36 mo's, Corona d•I Mar ••16 v,·, L•'o 67'4"·"2 i loraGe shed. Immed oc-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .)'I " ., .ro ;• payable n1onlhly. \\'anted lo BRAND NE\\.' H A R 8 0 R OPEN SUNDAY1~5-cupancy, one pet. adults on· DANA POINT buy: S.1CXXI 10 s;;ooo Z_nd TD's. VIE\V HOM. E. 3 °-'-m. '. . .. re I -~U~n_,_._,_n_. ____ 3_2_0 Slyle-Colors • Fun lenirth marble pull-• • U Hour Delh·ery man • Huntington Be•dt • King-sz Bdrm1 i CLEAN l BR, 2 BA, Yt'/\11 • Pool • BarbeqU('! • 1ur-f ly. S Star "''estminster 1 ono."" 114 Via M•nfon• Park. Nr Be a c h & 12 Unit Apt Project Laylon Coats, 711\ 61&-545.l. family rooni. 2 ba ths. Com· C'harmin1t 3 BR. din rm, \\' e s t m i n s t e r . S 6 0 0 O. C Jnvestor.;.Builders 1810 16th SI .. No. G208, N ·i: munily pool, cou rts. elc. REAL T\' 3 BA home. $76.500 !!62-l B95 i.,...,~"1~/~g~33~.8090""""fo~,~l~1>~fo~.... TRUST DEEDS \\.'ANTED $395. per month. Broker. U.ru\·. _Fark CenLer, Jrvine KEN BRITTINGHAM ~·==~·=~==== 1~ Cash for-2nd TD 644-7110. Call Anytin1e, 8.~ erpls, rirp1, b/ln1, ttlrlg &r. Ii rouoded ¥1'ith plus land-~ l!£' "=~Mt 1?;;J Adul t living at H~ belt atove.. Pool k rec facil. No r1f.'.: ~ .scaping 1 REALTOR 20X60 DELUX DOM.US Industrial P roP9rfY 168 e e 673-014._o_e_•~_:,R-u-sr=i-c~3~b<droo~-m~&-d~,-•. ~,1 ~""''!"'""'~~""!"""'~ 67'0123 Beautiful ** 96.1-7641 ,_ '· I H t • t B h ' ~~~~~~~~~~~! M-1 BLDG. $30,000 FOR sclle: 3 TD's, total a-bath, blt-ln1, f irepla c e,. un 1ng on 1ac ix"'"· $175. 962-4221 ---~ -~ Large I BR S1J5 Newport 811ch 517 \V. 19th, C~t 548-3481 trrJLrTIES J.'REE .'· 2756 N. Main, SA 547-031<1 36.'i \V, \Vilson fi.12-1971 ; THE Bluffs Townhouse new ~ 2 BR & convert !kn, 2~1 LGR. 1 br. util. pd. $l2S. ! "· " •bit I"'" Balboa l•l•nd mo. Adults over 35. 1250 "" ft ·-1n I-" bid moun t $8,760. 1 or all. Dis· walk to tow11. Aitt. 615-<1930.1 ----'-------3.BR., tamily, 311' baths ~ ' ~,. · J"' g "'" g. FOR LEASE loo 11 d 11 500 Reil E1t1te, & old house on .100' x 120' count. 673-67.)6. NICE J Br, ram~ homf'. on ·on nor· .... 49, c "''1 bo' c 1 •1 1 1~~~~~~~~~1 OPTION TO BUY 5 • r c ice os a "esa site. corner nr beach. Bll·irll!i, BR .. 6 b1., new, luxurious L-------~ o -b 'Jd 3 BR 2 BA d h Pi & SI' 1245 950 n.uum to UL more. ]~ frplc, S2J5/mo 67~21 , , ~. s ag crplg, ""· rugs, urp~ ns. '"''" leasr. Zll:J:il..(ljfi1. \\.'INTER renl11.I, 1 Br. rurn. 646-4292, 541-2407. ~ er IP ........ · W•sl•y N. Taylor Co. I ...... new paint inside & ou t. Out- LIOO REALTY INC. Acreage for sale 150 -Realtors l Houle1fotRent TEI $21a/MO. util. pd. 2 BR, nr. i'iiide patio \Y/lot:r; of srorage. 3377 Via Lido 673·7300 2111 San Joaquin Hill:r; Rd. Al~rtson'1 Mkt. Adults on· Close 10 Scnoobs. 846-7368, lfoO Beaut. green rolling mt. Ne\vport Centl!r 6<14--4910 Houses Furnished ly. 61~36,_·------I ="~5-c.0~'66oc·= =~~~~- Condo. Furn. o f Eire. bltns. $200 Inc. util Attract, -Cle•n 2 BR. ~ Unfurn. 325 \\'lqton Real Estate 675-3331 Hid pool, f"urn·Unrurn from FURN ap!, Balboa Island , Sl40, Adulls, 642·952o ~ 2 BR. $16:.. mo ind. -util, LOVELY l..GE l BR, qu iet. ~ 3 BR. 2 ba 's., patio. 1-Sly. Im mae. ·S59~DOD. ~1anhall Realty 67.'>4600 Newport Beach HARBOR VIEW HOi\iE Popular Palern10 t.1odel-A. 2 Slory, -4 br, 3 ha "''lrllx w!w crpt. we tbar, 2 lrplc's, pror. lndscpng, sprnklrs, etc. Like new -MUST SEU.,...Wlll '.fake 2nd. BY OWNERS, 675-4238. MONARCH BAY A charming J br & lg dert custm home IY/pool. Ea nn opens tQ deck w/oceanvu, $100,000. ownt'r 499-2974 MOVE in For !he Holidays. 4 BR + Pool. Custom Home Bea ut. furn i shed. Reasonable , 0 1vner. 646-3398 or 642-9165. * BEST BUY * * .JN THE BLUffS * $35,400 4 Bedrooms Choice loc. on greenbelt. 644-1656 LO\V Cost -Home O\\·ners Ins,urancl!'. Krumpholz & ~fcKenna. 644•8'/l.2. SPACIOUS 5 BR. Near Coun- ty Club. $40,500 or option. 54l-Zl57. Newport H•i9ht1 SPECIALS acres. TAKE for only SlOO. Lots for Sele 170 300 Cost• Mesa FOR RENT, 2 bedroom. do•\·n SJOO. mo. 968-0047. General ell'l'lric hit· In R I 0, f' I A • Family Nf'f'f\{'rl! 2 Ar. heal , cpt~. dbl garaJ:t', 6-0' x $100 11 moolh. 2 ~droom, 2 hi11h, hu i\1-!n~. carpcli nf:!", drapr~. Tarbf'll No fl'I'. 962-TI66. f2 1.l l 35;H;l55. Adulls. No pe ts. Garaae. ~ Balboa Penintul• 21-'2 Eldf'n &16-l7G8. J Commercial Property 158 INVEST AND-BUILD. 3 Choke vie\\' lots in Dana Point SZl .000 Each * YEARLY RENTALS * fl'nccd yd, f'nl'l gar, kirlsl 100' fel\Cl"d 101. Move in Jo~lner---HomH in Beat h Art>a Pf'I~. Sl1.i, • 100..y. $197. pa.r mo. AJk !or Bill Grundy Rl lr. £7:Mil61 ALA Rentals • M5-39dO ren1al a~rnl. Townhoul• Unfur11. 335 G_1.neral ---·=~.,;.,;,.~~-==I • 1.ARGE .n Sll5 9.7 NET Re turn, $36,000 below appraisal. NeWJ>Ort Beach commercial cornt!!' "'"ilh 23 year lease. Realonomics. Bkr. 675-6700 e S25 \YK & Up. -On ~an. e ROOM\' 2 Bil. Sl55 U.1\'C'ly Bach • 1 Bit -Roon1s Atll11. &tZ...2181. 673--0507 ~ 1.taid 5'-'l"\lke.-Pool. Ulil. 2 ·BR, $140 ~O no children. ~ Pd.• Call 6'5-3740 • no pelt 646-0973. ~7·2Xl • Condominiums for s•I• Condominium 2 BR, bltn kil., pool, coi n laundry. By 01vner. Costa Mesa 673-0412 64Z-5.'i02 REALTORS SINCE l!M4 673-4400 CALI. 962'4471 Back Bay ~ e Hear This! 2 Br, 110~. rt- 3 BR .. Jamily rm., 2~~ ba. r$1r1g 50 , encl rar. Kid.t/pell. NO J"'EE sno per mo. V1 cant, 3 BR, 2 BA, pool. Hui;e patio. New carpel & ALAR t•ls e 645-3900 All bl tns, 1st month only + decor. $350 Mo. No pets. •n · $50 security dep. Ag t 67!>-7723 Mr. Wiest S BEDROOMS, 962-5511. Balboa Peninsul• 3 BATHS LUXURlOUS lwnhsf', Nt\\'PClrt Upper B13. Le1tM, 2-car gar., Pool, Clubhse, Only S29S. &57-8097. YEARL\'·l br beaulilul eond "''aler pd, adults, no pets , SIOO. 613-62<1<1 673-8'n4 Fountain Valley ------.~---/F" ~ ,_ d 2 BR. 2 BA. mob honw. Golf . tre.,.aoe, ,carpe.,., rapn, course &: al heh. No DELUXE 2 BR furn, apt. % Jf0~1EY & Channing 2 A 4 patio, double garage. $300. children or pets. 536-39.'iO. NEW 4 BR. 21,i ba twn!Ule ., hick lo ocean ~ blck 10 bay Br hse, walled In patio. nr fl.ff'!ll dt'I \tar. in Tiburon. New w/crpt1, * * 67~71'J1. "'' 11 I er. Un ti I 6·/ l'S. Ro¥. McCi1rdl1 R11ltor 2 Br house, rugs, quier. $135, drps, brick patio. $290 yr. I""""'"!"'!!!!!"'!"~!!!!!""'"""" I 2J.'1:24l-53l6. 1810 Ne\vpon Bl\'d., C.M. Rear of 1729 l>t'la1''&N! SI, !se. Pool & clbhse priv. BEACH cottage, 1 blk lo bay l62 INTERESTED IN LEASE <or st'll) 3 BR. nr., ____ 541:._:;_·7_7c.29~-~ HB. 962-9413. le ocean, single person, $75 D_U_P_L_E_X ___ l_b_k_k_t_o_ho_•_ch. OCEAN PROPERTY? bay . S200 mn + util. e Doll House, 1 br, fenced REj?ITAL SERVICE HuntlnC"ton Be•ch mo. 67~75' Duplex•s/Unlts sale w. Newport, 3 Br, 2 Ba ea L_icensed . rrpresc1;1l a!iv~ of E. M.ichael Rltr. 673-6880 yd for child I pet. Utll'1 pcl. NO !'EE * 2 BR -OCEANFRONT * uni!, Jrplcs. walled pa tio, 1nter11at1onal!.Y acclai med Sl50 Agent * 962-5511 TOWNHSE tor renl 2 BR. $195 Mo. Incl. Utilities fee siniple land. Goorl in· Sea Ranch 1.1•11! hr in _l~al ~s_t~~·-_ ALA Rent•lt e 64S..3900 I ~=~"=~-"7_,.,--.,..-Washer/dryer, bltns, pool Newport Beach RHy 675·1642 I h Th k ----3 BR, 2 BA., paneled twnshe, l II 1165 II} 892 7818 · ec~ 000 Own e r area r u an sgiv ing ATIRACTIVE l Br. Sin.,.le ----.-t I S hf ho -~'~'-·.,c_c:.,,_m~o~. ~-~-=,· 1 Corona d•I Mar romC', """' . knd F . r 1. .. rp c, rec. c 1, 1 ps. 64>-4.245. ~i• p·ro,,..~yl~~rm1,•,•0~ lh",11 \\'Oman, E·sidc.1 Inq. 264;) • Nf!ed More Room! 3 br, Avail. Jan. 1. By owner,,.2 BEDRO OM CON·----------• ~ " \\!rs1 niinster, C.M. E-side ferttd yd , kids lk. !J62-l903. • ~ -TINENTAL TOWNHOUSE, MAGN IFICENT View, 1-' blk Maple, CM. 1 BR $135. New cpts, bll1ul. Adults. Call 1fler S & wk. ends. 64>-3170. , ~ SPACIOUS Pvt. 1 t ud io . '.i Rc'Bs. lo respectable over -4S I ptf50n. &42-0954. SEP. baC'helor unif, C'pts, ... j drps, util Incl. St:ll. mo. Call 61;,... 7285 or 67~120. 11! 1 Br $125 & $130. Lrg. Ide-.! , for Bachelor. Pool. Adlta only. 199.1 Church. 5'111-9633. 2 Br, pert11lly furn, rlshwhr pels or , children 0 , K • 642-0844 968-4627. Income Property 166 ruggf'd norlh coasl, 105 lltil · IM ""~1, lo OCt'an. 1 Br, Sl~/mo. milC"s from San Francisco, Huntirigton llaach ALA R•ntali e 645-3900 3 BR Condo, 1!'1 BA, pools, SlSO 0· Agent ~ · Inc.Id ulil. 2500 Sea view, I ~,,~:i>'""""'D~U7.P~L~E~.x"""'2-B~,.-,-.-,-• .,-. call \\'[thou! obll~a1ion, clubhoutf', pa tio, ruage ;Na.;;.w;;.:;po~rt,.;.._Ba_a_ch____ CdM pa1io. W-tide, 1 child OK: 1 Macnab-Irvine 962-8748 CLEAN &._ Chee'rful, S6Z/mo. MESA VERDE 3 BEDROOM w/storage, nr tbe beach. Incl. Utils. ~I day · week home "'i lhin walking dis· 9'2-0986 all >-pm, *All F•cint Pool* NICELY furn bach. Pvt. S48-3Il5. , Mountain, Resort D•s•rt, house1.1·ork req. Call Aft. 6 ta.nee to ichools. 1-·amilies 3 BR., l i,, ba., 2 car 1ar1ge Walk lo Beach, $9~. Includ D•n• Point ,, P~I 636-7870. only. Vacant .i. ready •I $265. L•9un1 h•ch J BR., 2 be., 3 car &•rage util. No oookin1. 675-4537. h Cati gt t REALTOR 548-6966 * SINGLE. 1V-POOL Pets 1 BR duplex. $160 mo, per mont · • n e Cozy Cbttage 1 br, nr GUEST room w/prW,ate en!. ok. DANA MARINA INN ' , 174 Yosemite, Oakhurst, Bass Lake sr~a~e. patio, trP'lc, eau1=~=~,,,....=-:"~'c-c-cc-c· ihops, tum, utll indd. $150. Townhou1e, ·&: bath. Nr beach & shopng. 34 111 Coast Hwy, D. Pl. ' , ~16-9796. CLEAN 3 BR, 2 Bath, trplc, ALA R•ntals e 645-3900 Furn. or Unfurn. S40 $85. 67~7069. ~L"a~g.:.uo.:.•.:_,B_a_o_c~h----bit-Ins, dshwshr, cpl:ll, Ir& • GUEST HOUSE ~ • Huntington 811ch patio. Nr major shopping. • Sparldlng View 1 br. sfow,G ;~a~n~e_r_a_i ______ • ,sinr;le. Quiet. Private. No ' * LG 1 It 2 BR !urn 11pt1, ": ntrl beam ceil., cpt~. drps, · t d!hw&r, disp., p11.!., pool. Nr ( Hospital: Util p1url . Atiltl, $165 &. SMO. 17676 Cameron, 842-SI!l2. OCEAN side, vie'\\'. steps to $23.'1 mo, lea.st'. Call 54S-17S3 t'e'hig, Child/pet Slfil. FURNISHED J Bd/Rm. 2•t ktlch. U!il pd . 613-()j()7. c -h 2 'BR 2 BA •-g ,_... ALA Rent•lt • 645-3900 711 1.;;::.=-~:.c::::...:c:::...:::.:.:_ 11t:ac , . " u · aft <1 :30 pm or w11.1ous. ba., 2 cir 1>nclo1ed 11ra1e. Costa Men ~aut. fam. rm., w/lrp:c. New . V•c•nt -Cuatom OCEAN vu -walk . to heh, Close lo ~an. il'IOppin&. l---------- V1e1" hv. rm "-'ffrp c, tll pd Sl40 I frplc, bnmed ceiling, 2 br, ichoo\s. $250. 536-1090 FURNISHED \1•asher/dryer. d sh w sh r . B~ch., ~ : 2· 1 H ha mo9~ 1 b11 . partially furn, wuber, Broker. 1 BEDROOM Avail _10 July 1. $325. s:~~ 3 o~: 2 f~U ba: Bi l $2fi0. years lease. Mature _::cc.:.:.:c________ DUPLEX 494-41 4L DEAN REALTY 536-7527 adults. Call S2~3254 (714) ~L:;e::a:::u;;n;:a..;B::;•::•:.:•:;;h;.....___ $125. Month LEASE: ~c. 12 -June 12. 2 2 Br, gar1tge, !'&tio, crpts, iJter 6 pm. MODERN deluxe 2 story, Carpels, drapes, irarage. Br. housl', furn. Dbl. rr1>l. drps, •love k refr1g. Quiet L•gun• H ills view apt: 2 br, l!Ai ba, sun HERITAGE G11 r, & yd. J Blks lo beach. tropical 11e1tln1 for adults deck, -blk lo bch, ihpg. REAL ESTATE $2.iO 4!17-2016. nnl.Y. I blk to shops. $160. NEW WORLD. 3 BR, 2 BA, L~e. $250, Adults. Ref. 546-5UO (OfMn Eves.) Newport Beach £4&-1765 or 646--1430. priv patio, pool privll. <194-99R2. Volleybe,\I crl~. Blln~. l'f!frig ~~-~~~--~35~0 $30 Wk. Up Apts. BACHELOR Beacb cottigf", SENIOR Citizens pn>ff'ITt'd. &: w/w crpl. $249/mo. Duplexes Unfurn. $Ja.$25 Wk. Mot•I Rmt \oc111td on Back Bay ril Clran 2 . BR , !i;:e kilrhrn, 962-9521 or 968-6976 Costa Mesi $6 Night & Up N1\p!. \\.'inter or yrly ra te hall, s:rvice ~~" cpts, drps, Lido Isle SUNNY ACRES ava il. 541_3759, acousllcal , •1l 1n1t~. garage'. 1 RR 1W"1vly dctor .. cpl;, MOTEL .,:C-'---.0~7""'--~ -fenced yrl. 64Z...3ZR9. l~iMACU LATE 4 BR. drp~. rtrrl1t. r11n11:e. patio le Houses UnfUrn. 3o5 ATIENTJON OWNERS! $500 monlb Call Perry Gill yard. Utlls pa id. 2~2 Flower. This ad "-'Orlh S5 on rent. ln\"estmlfnl OC'pl. Gen•r•I \\'e have rt'nlal cuslomt'rs 67~7071 6T.""r2773 Inquire at 238 Flower. 2376 Npt Blvd., CM S48-975S 2790 .J:-a;~[ ~· ~ Arlams Business ----------!or llO~fES. APTS ,,_ CON-Rryant Wie s! Rltr .. N.B.2 '=B20=.~,= .. ~.=.=.=,.=.=,°".n1~,."-,-.,-d, Unbelievably Beautiful ·~·a "'P"'n vcs. Oppor1unlty 200 HOME FOR RENT DOS. Call DEAN REALTY, QUA INT 2 BR, l BA, rlbl Adults only. $135. VAL D' TSERE Garden Apts. PR raAID A. NO LEASE OPTION Rental D;v. 3.16-7m. Rarage, frplc, patio, $22.i. 5-48-8&35 wkdayi 11.!lt":r II Adults • no petfL. Ftowera g"" * Have Client For * Ad 11 t everywhere. SI.ream & INTEREST 1nd'IT·S.o l'B'uTy'"'o "Ru-"'ns 3 Bdrm home, freshly pain!· <I BR .. :l BA, new carpel-" ,t, ;.1:\48 u s, no Pe s , 2 Bdrm. l \~ ba. Garitgt Watert1ll, ~·pool Rec. Rm, ed. 2 blocks to !'hoppin~. frehly p1tin1rd . Lease S125. _;:.oc..c·:.:::.·_~-----Carpt"!.o1 & Drapes Bltinr Sauna, Sgis 1-2 Bdrm, Furn. $44,800. SELL A BUSINESS park & Boys Club. S21 5. mo. mo. Call :wa-tMZ4. Open lido Sands $16:. · MS-30115 Unfurn. from $135. SEE IT: I " •. ~• HOLLAND BUS ALSO Eve!. Sou th Coa •I Realtors. ----------lOOO Pil"Mlns, &42-8670. h o,000 cash wul buy brand · , _ <I Bd M Vtrde 3 BR., 2 baths; unturn. 1 BR. frplc, beams, p&.tio, ne"' dl!luxe 2li units at SALES .... iv rm. C'Sll · •• LARGE~ BR house, 2 w/w, util incl Sl48. 1 adult, -1 BEDROOM APT Brand nrw "Pl$ & drp!. frplcs, giant fam rm, nr Yl'11rly. Alfr., nr. beach. • SlJG:OO'J. "Th~ BNk~1 w!1h Empar hy" Lftrge horn~. S.'12'5. mo. Harbor Hi. $325 mo . ABBEY REALT Y 64Z-38.i0 no pe'15. &C2-85ZO. Furnlsh•d $105 TRI HARBOR .1 fi Orange A\'I"., C.M. AUiO 540 ,4,0 _ 1 Month Fr•• Rent Adults, No P1t1 · 64.j....JJ70 540-0SM evr. ...... ,,.. -Mesa Verde 1 BR. furn $12 5 /m o . Overlooking beaut, garden •patio & pool. Aduh~. no pets. 1035 l21h St. Acro~:oi: from Lake. P1rk. 5.16-26!12. $125-LRG MoriP.rn I BR. Cpts, drps, redec, nr ocean. 21S Chi,e1tgo. 536-1506, 847-5169 2 BR Mobile home nr. heh, adulr11, SlfoO Incl u t t l . sauna/pool/golf. 644_..'115 L•gun• Be•ch BACHELOR a par Im e. n I, al most Ot'f'an front, \Yood1 CO\'f', Utlt pd. $13."i. No pets. Hart ReaJty <t!M-M33 or ·-$125 MO. UP: S<IO Wk., Bach. Utll pd. Color 1V. Cmcent Bay Bch. <194-2508, 615-<1367. DELUXE Lra; 1 br, oceim- vie\\', 1undeck; bar, 11lerev, $175. I~. util pd. 4.99-lof'lJ REALTORS PARTN"R/AC'ff J Bdrin, N. Cnast Mesa,13,-8~R-,-----,-l BR. z Ba , sm. 548-1309 Roy Mccardle Reeltor r~ VE Close In club « rec, for . Rm rm, crpl1, rp•. P.1ESA VERDE 3 ma~ler 548-7729 5 BEDR00i\1S, 2~1 balll5, 2-400 E. 17th. CJ.I. \Y/$25:-000 c11sh fnr llft" t'hllrircn. $2·~. mn. rs. t'lec: r1ir1~ Ir oven, cov. bf>droom5, fam ily room, Newport Beach story. Corner lot, fa.rm ztyle 646·'3255 manuf. Should do $600,000 ln 546-1'521 OR 540.6631 pa!lo, fncd yrrl, Rutlg~rfL lirrplace, plush carpet ing BRAND ne·.-.-,-bd-,m-,• -,-h-ot-h. l BR . Jo'urn. 2 lrg c/011et11, OCEANFRONT \\.'I nter• Newpor t Bea~h • lcltchcn. Living room \\•Ith DAY OR NITE '12. Lge. zalary + 40r1, fl( Nichols Real Estate Dr. $115 63.\.-6750 11.nd draprs. Pff!111!1e area f'irrpl11ce, pa!lo ,,_ R'At•Kf'. ~~N!~!:.: ~~ '7~· :!o~!: x~~~~LS o~~· n:,·2-3p I ~~s: convtru.tion pi!. I~1ke new! ~~~~~~~~~~j proflls w/contracL Box ~~~~~~~~~~li3~B~RR.~2iEB~A~w;liiithhhh•;;•tlled~opooOOi:I. $300 11. month. Bkr. no fee. Lively quif!t 1rea. No ~11. 1>11CJ a•r Adult onl 6i3-8088. · S38.500. ~ 1788 1-luntington Beach. SHARP EASTSlDE $2.1.i nlnnlh. 641H&!l7 or f>00.-1720. • SJIO monlh. Le111e. ACT . 5 >'. no 3.32 Acres Comm'I 1c~R,..:Ec_A-,T=o"',=, ,-,=,:.:":::,=,-,-Y. COSTA MESA 12131 fi!M-298.1. ~u;=E~• ~B~R~.-,~BAo7".-n-,-,.w,, ·"::::::"':::"°::::..· -----PfoJ1~~"9~ton, CM 1 n1k To ech. c1ean i hr. 1 SPOTLESS 3 'redroom. :2 Dl•'-•"b"lor• w•ol·'. No I• ! bdrm \\ith 2 ba!hi! dbl uar· -1.,.-::;;:;,...;.:=.:.:.:c.;;::;:-"=;,~ Child/pet ok. Wlnlf'r SISS. u "" .... · " LGE clean .1 Br .. New Cp11, painted, draped & CfPld, 2 * AVL now-l .. 2 BR. blth, 1Q'lum e.n1r·y, room Adjacent to Or&nge Courrty vcstmetit. Se.!llng """'"&nic •Jr'! ttncl'd yard Complr!l'· c....1LN>C1 TIME FOR a; mo.·646-4071or642-99;>5. for bolt, $33.950. Plaza, Chapman & Broo~· products. Cle1.nlng,-e food ly P,..intcd imid~. also nr w gar. Privacy. Baby ok. No _P"::;;;1=~=··~1="°""'-~.;...;__, __ ,'--· I Jo'IJrn. Pool. Rf\', Rm, Gd. I ~l~B~D~R~M~. ~ru~m-.~Poo~~l.~b~l-k-la-I hum. Cardcn Crilve. 10101 i;uppl~menti l i;ki n care. gl1'('n ma-' earpeling. FQr pets. $l4D. 00 Pomol\I. M ission Vitio loc. No children or Pf!lS. ~an. single adult. $ll5. 4 BEDR.OOi\IS. 2 balh: Chapman. 1«,000 aq ft va-6C2-28l<I. ftnl or lease 11.t $210 per HOUSE for f'f'rll unfum, $160. 1 QUICK CASH 646--5824. r 67S--2TIS or 646-l696 eve1. uPl?'ck'd carpels, Io w cant , ground l&e or trade for·1 ,---------mo. Call Inquire. 1626 Sa1111 Ana <11 ~~· 2 ~· ne,w_~ ... crpld 1' LGE., niet:ly turn. I-BR. apt. -50ll N _,, . ·--M a ...... RESTAURAl'fT L,a .. 1na '1 w lk & Lee A··'· r •••• M•··. anu!C':•~· en1..,;u, l r 3 BR, 2 ba .. c&l'pi drpg., do"'"'· .. ~~~. tar ti"' income .,,.,.._ •• ~. r. '""'&' ' .. -a er ~ ...u.. -S300 U>-3340 $13$. Ga111.1e. I 1 u n dr y. course. ers (2131 3.i1·1l ll ext 268 most popular. u n I q u f' \VESTCLIFF spacious 3 Br., .cond. mo. . THROUGH A Women only. or couple. trpl, It a.II b.llnll. Step1 to CAPlSTRAf'O VALLEY or (2131 69J·1313 eves ~st11.urant. Com P 1e1 e I Y R.ealtorit :2 ba., frplC', rlrpi, near _N -~·~w-po:.O..rt __ ea_a_c_h___ t9i>-:B \Vallact ~511 beaC'h. Sax! mo. &12.-0tTI. ·-ALTY -.io'L1124 5 ONIT.S · equip!. Xlnt ~· $268.000. -1 M• 'l"lM .. $170 J."um. I Bd. W•ttrtront, = ~ Ill-do $4:,09491 nr j.15-0-'6.) schoo · Si1.i. P ,,.. 9. OCEANFRo·--'EAS~ $90 -Now 1 BR Trailt.r. XI l'M!I N i ro&I 1n.rome, """' "'n. 1~ 1-'""' v small dock. IUnrl"Clr, Yrljl. From "Ofi1a;tn111ll Ne.-lrtif:•" c~~I. 1~~:1ta..1~8rm:~n~ Realonomics, Bkr. 6~ LONG HAIRS 4 BR. z ba townhouse. pools. 3 br, 2 DI, .1:ar, t.ltct bltns. DAILY PILOT ~Cl')' nlc• ii 2 2 en, mobile fi75--6467 . .,~ S NE\\'SP~PER l'lt•l,-hlp ''' t'lbh!!(', nr O.c .c , $22."'i mo. rcit p. tamlly-rds. rf!q , om1> a"• 1 /1 / I, $125. ~--c-~-~---tt. outfl"OW" Lev\s . you""" .,,_1. mo. nfLp th is up at 1N B ' 0_ 1 ••d tn.complctt": 3 Rr. Mnu~ in the 557-0490 aft 3, 167Ul?M or 8M--82.l.t 132 \\.', WllMm, ~f 645-4530. Newport Island SM.000. • . , are1 . .xcur ty epo1lt C\\n)'on on •2 acres. Keep L ~ turn "trash to Ci\lh" In " E.'<CLUSIVE \Vmt req'd. Wrilf' Htntld Ex· kltls, pt'IS, hor&eJt, lan.1il!e1, ' 2 B_R hOust, Cr-p11 '1. drps. s NE\VPORT !i:holl'1 home• w ·NT AD SPAC l Br, pOl')l. n r WATERt'RONT 2 Br A: den, DAILY PILOT claPtllf!d ad ltD. John~n. hkr. Mn..A.36~ •miner. 2662 \\', Lincoln. s inii:les or long hair&. $150. ;\lam ed coup!~ .o n I Y" rnr rent. $275 lo $300. ft 1Mpg. Adh~. no J!tl•. $1 5.S 1 Bl, ai;lull•, no pets, $m 2I'll Plactnrla, C.~1. Anaheim. 716·i330 , Ag!. 642-3918. , CayWOOd ReaJty 548-1290 uUl pd. l.~4 Monrovi1. mo. 6'7>'1!i99. ' j l -call 64Z..5678 The.lute1t d!'aw in the \l/~11t PUB1-otC Stenn A Stcntarial FREE 10 llndlotdi! u-1 us 3 BR. l-fou~e In coui1. 1ar, 3 Br, 2 b11. hou.!ie. 2 blks to 642• ·7s ~. rr·s Beien l'IO\dl tlmt. B1r-1 For that 1tem under $50, ••• a. t>iby Pilot Clusilied Servlce. --1ttyoo, ..._~nt. .lencecL 2 kid!_ <tkJ/,lfdt'..+-><ll~·s • mo._Cr.U _ ''-'"'--1'. ""'-''--+!Tlrr~o~..!!wtuted lttrns Into quick p si Klectlon ewrl SM the •' -oo="I .,,. the l'<MY P!J>cl>tt Ad. M:h\671 M>-411' &~. 11611/mo. M~S3. MM!lll. , lil! 64~~ DAILY PILC7T Ouolftod -t • I • • -. • • .. . • -• l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~][~~l [ ...., ........ ~ lltl ! .,., ... ,. ... ,-:]~~ _1-...... l[~J I .,.,,~, ........ J1'J [ -·-J • ---;.,~ .. ~ ':!' ... .,,,.,,.,,,,.,. [!] 1 ---·-111 360 Apt, Unfum. :165 Apt. Unturn. 365 ""' Unfun\. :165 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn_ :165 Apt. Unfurn. :165Apt. Unfurl. :1i5 Apt. U•A. 1 :165 r.,--,,...-----C M ., -• -1 ~ooto u.i.· . General B•ck Bay --------•I Coat• 1MeM osta •H Costa Meu Costa Men ., .... 2 BR. ownt'a apt, compl turn, delux11;, nr heh: Prlv aundeck. lndcy, •hi cpt1/drp1t. Adults I no prts, utit pd, $195.. mo., avail. till July, 211 La. Pal· oma, 492-1006, 492-0902. Apt. Unf'Urn. 365 G•ner•I "GABLES k VICTORIAN" Lrr 2 Br w/prl gar. Adlls. Cpts , clrps, bltn-1 , soundproofed. Fncd yr d "'/1)11.tio. \\'tr pd. Gardener maJnt. Call biwn J &: , 5 63&-<l>l li67 Victoria "C'~ 115,j :l437 Orange Ave "G '~ Sl55 . 2619 Santa Ana A~·e "l" $155 $155. NEW 1' BR. POOLSIDE APARTMENT 2311 Elden Ave., C.M. 645-5780 * * * Man does nor uve hr renr alone. SEE ctltso VIllas ad IOtOJlaJ'S real esrare sec1101i _ NE\'ER bl-en lh'l'd in. 3 bt'd· l'QOm, 1uxury ape.rtment, \VALK-to shopping center. sunkf'n ti,•tng room, 2 sioi;• bedroom $165/month with to\\'nhou~. nev.· dcluxe shag recreation room and_Jarge <:.arpt't.~. $250 I month. \\"alk-i n closets. A ge n f. Agt>m.~~-~"'""""o'==--"·~~~~- S.135 A month in Costa liesa. FREE 10 h1ndlords~ Lrt us 1 bMroom .. ,th pool. Agf'nt. fill yottr vacancies. Agent. ~. 546-866::!. Corona del Mir .;;;:~;::;:;;;~;:;=;;;;;;;l~fc§§§~5['.ili§g~Di@:§~ ==DELUXE J BR. BltN. 'sNo'. 'rht'1J:~ bl,,., poo1: i-iii-iiiiiiiiiiii_iii_ iiii FAIRWAY , e • ~H~~:~N 4! • 1!11 " Jff•tl ". EXCftiia==-':.:.' t Q! ~~· w~~ ~·: -~'':" __ ,,,_.nc1____ ~~! . V!L .. LA. AB' PR~s VILLA PEDRO APTS. PAlM MESA APTS. ~.t r.;r.~ou ... ~r. o/t, * BRAND NEW * ON TEN ACRES • ' ' 1 JUST >'INISHED DELUXE UNIT l & 2 BR. furn. I U~rn. Private pat">. pool . lndlv. Super..Com!ortable-Qulet FU'N IN THE SUN' NmE \V. Wil90n * 548.JGM 1st rime offered. \VJ\V c;irp., Fireplaces I prlv, patlol. laundry fac. 110) 2 BR',~ Full BA. ' ..• • W Deluxe Spanish 3 &, drapes, bilfll, a:ar11.ge. '01!arn Poo1a TeMia Contnl'I Bktst. Near Orange Co. Alrpon .. Must .... to appreciate Ml ut to Nt . rt I h 2 Ba duplex. Sha& epts, "'p~,1·1~.102_ ""'th. m., yearly. S27ii 000 Sea Lane, CdM Mf...26ll U<iil~d;::~:1~; Ave. Near NewporJ Back Bay. ft 9S , wpo eGC ~i.'nJd £.aide $225. Rltr. • " " fMacArthur nr Col!.st Hwyl schools, pa!'!<!, YP.fCA, Boy's Unbeliev ably lll'ge lpls. Huge Pooh jacuzzi, · SOMERS REAL TV-f~j!jiji!!i~!!iiii!i!i J_.,M.,_._M>-_s. =m, Apt S-A Club,_mwu~g . ..trwys~ .~. ele9tric butlt-lns, shag·carpets,«irapes, sauna AVAIL. F.lnt call! 14,_apt. 306 Marin.., Bntboa lal&nd P~IVATE SUNDECK '=~~-,-,c""::;:c,..~~-1 G~ heat, gas cooking and & more! I • • L Pl~ins. dshwshr. only • -675-4000 , BR.,,"'""' ""'"I"'"" BAY MEADOWilltPTS. wattt, all -paid. MO/MO ADllLTs:..NO Pm $ .... !46-073>, _.700. tHARl\tlNG A: spacious 2 plex, Ca~{ed It draped. ~am celll/lil. Pflhf?linc, from $185. 2332 Elden 11ee or 2 BR, $125 mo, itove k refria Br., 2 ba., on Lil!le 1~h1.nd, Encl; garage. Comp. bltns.' prlv PGtiol,' rttrealion fa. ~64~it':er Barbara Dav-SINGLE$ •• • • • • • • ... • S 135 avail •. :lM9--F Wallaet SL, Gt"and 00&1. f'rpl.. patio. Be'"'· '"""pg. 707~ °"hid . .;:iu ... AU''""'· no peiJ, 1 z~:':·::::::'=====I 1 'IDRMS $140 CJA..~I--Sl50 Mo., yearly S2SO Per month, yearly. . e 2 BR'1 FROM f.S LOW J 1-----.. • • • • • • • ' • • LARGE 2 Br., l* bath, "''"'""· Rea1t<>< GT>-3331 • •• '75-6050 0 " si591mo. LIVE LIK~ A KING 2 IDRMS. . . . . . . . . . $160 tud' 1 r il "' B 'boa P ' I --• "'W . .Bay St., C.M. ' YOU 'RE RIGHT-" 1 ,. •P -•m 10 y. No ' a en1nsu._•__ W 1171 'CL.& CA.LI. 646-0073 At Budget· Prices! pets. $145 .. 726 Joann St. YRLY 2 "'· "P•ld'P•. '"" =·=-~=-'--' ~---MESA V•ro• 2 BR .... ,. FURNISHED--THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! • °"""" 2 Br., •ll "'· disposaT, garage, 1 blk SOUTH of"high•·ay sharp 2 Newly deror., bltns, crpts, UNFURN!SHED • crpt I drl>. 1tv I Dl\V, gir. oc-tan or b..iy. 6~ w. Balboa BR, new drps, cpt, S\\·edish drp~. Adlts, no p e 11 . · :..-'1'561 MESA DR., Costa Me11 Childre~ OK. $150. 642-7958. Blvd. 6~. frplc, soft \\'Bier, sundeck. _S<0-=.::7562=·..:'":.:'::·'=m'-"-. .:l.::"':c'·'---* POOLS 5 ;,Mks s5•4. of Newport Blv~. $150 1 BR hou&e, dai, CotQf'a del Mar !~~~~\':;::.::. i;: ~ e LIKE A HOritE e * ENCLOSED . 6-9868 ~~A,d!P•tic,.;., ~ard. Shatt ·-Beauti tul 3 BR, 2~~ ba, 2 GARAGES. ......,.. Ii, .... iet. 646-37ff VACltNT: li~e little home & SlOO. deposit .. ~?s..oo.33. story, 1600 ~q. tt. Shag cp,,, * CONVENIENT. ~~~·,~··~~~~~LJ~~~~~k~§~~j-~lr:§gj· NEW l , 2 & 3 BR, ·c~tg, nl 'BR. d Del -""" "I'" -. ya , slu Y· llXI! SO. o( Hwy. Rriv, Patio, lge mod. ki!ch, scp. Dr, TO ALL ~EACHES · L.: ~· •• drps, l ncd yard. ~15 Elden cpt, drps, frpli;, 5tO\'e & frplc., 3 BR. 2 Ba. custoin wash rn1. $195. 5'16-1152. FROM.$135 MONTH Apt. Unfyrn, 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Ave., 545-1657. · rc!ria: $22.i. mo Incl util. -duplex. $325-Per Mo. NE\'ILY DECORATED I--!'"-..:·--...;_---e A''""' --•• ''' 9890 H 1 p· h' Rl 67"392 ADULTS -PLCASE Cost•·"-.•····· Cost1 Mon ~ LARGE ~ RR. $125 . · '"' ,~ · -· a inc in tr. .-_ 2 BR "'/gar. Displ-\'111' pd. VILLA PO"ONA ,...... • ROOM~ t;\BR. l. $140 LRG 2 slory, 2 BR 2 BA den, NEAT 2 BR. 1 B_,., new\)' Call btwn 1 & S, 636-1120. M DE LUX" E Adil.I '~2-21sl, 673-0507 crpts, drp! & 2 car gar. cWc., rrplc, gar, nr shop-548 Bernard "A" ...... SUD · PHONE 642-2015 Park-L;lke Surrounding • S2S.'l/mo. 544-3124 644-10.10 ping, $185. ~18-5003 2566 Orange Ave ''D" ... $13j QUIET • OELUXE APARTMENTS ··'"ILSON GA~ENS e 1 !!!!!!(!!l7!!00!!!!P!!o!!"'!!0",.'!!!!Av!!•!!.)!!!!!!l 1·2 A: 3 BR APTS Air C.ond · Frplc's • 3 Swim-2: -BR. l% BA. Cpt/drps, 1 BR, s1ove & l"efrig, "''"" 2 Br, bl!ns, frpl, 2 ca.rpgrts, *-2 Br. 2 Ba Studio. Crpts, 1 • Ef\• pa.Hoa + Hid Poolt -ming-Pools • Health Spa • encl. patio, $140. &t~U. C'rp.Js, dq1s. garage. No pool, nr. exf"an. $200 up. drps, patio. POOL. 1 child Fast results are jilst a i•hone N ho 'nl T _, •Cr G • 2 BR ·Cl fM"l5, 6T.-.4932. Adl!s. no pers. 673-4447. ok. &l!i-(l.196. call away. 642-5678 r s p'g * Adults o Y Uenrus b • a.me &; Bil· • e11n. Cpt, drps, ------Mart• • A t a.rd Room. Bii's. No Pf!!~. Adults. Nr . . ~t. Unfum. 36S Apt. Unfurn. -l65 Apt. Unf~rn. 3~ l Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 inique P 5• .1 BEDROOM .,... o.c.c.~n4o. 962-3886. I--.;...--------------------'------' 1m Santa Ana Ave., Cf FR011 $155 Cost• Mes. Costa Mesa Costa Mes• Coste Mesa Costa Mes• Cost• Mes• Mgr. Apt Ill 646-s:Y.2 MEDITERRANEAN LARGE; 3 * unit, E. BR, 2 BA, 1ep 18th SI. Closed a..dul11 $17j. i Ring-Brot-hers-An-noun_ces the Grand Opening of Mediterraneafl Village The charm of Old \Vorld Spain awaits you Jn Costa Mesa at Ring Brothers' Mediterranean Village. The country ls the setting where quaint, brick:liled cqurtyar<J,s an d path· V.'ays \Vind over streams and ponds to the door of your ville apartment. UNFURNISHED AVAILABLE Inside, beamed ceilings, ''"ood paneling, color-coordinated drapes and carpets are en!1al}Ced by importe~ grasscloth \Vall coverings in \\'arm, natural tones. \Vet bars and fire-- pl aces add to the cordial atffiO'!iphere. Large patios and balconies provide spaciousness' and !ight. The recr~atiopal fa cilities include night-lighted tennis courts, swimming pool s, a gymnasium \Yit h separate health clubs for men and "'omen and billiat'd and game roOms. The location of Mediterranean Village is ideal -convenient to all Southern Califotnia -minutes from the Pacific Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Meaa Country Club. A complete security system assures your privacy while you enjoy lhe serenity of living at Mediterranean Village. • 1 bedroom l bedroom & den ~ "" ·x u < "' " u z s From $155 From $1115 -ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT NEWPORT BEACH -- RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. -6 P.M . • 2400 HARBOR BOULEVAR,D, COSTA MESA, CALIF. 9 2,626 PHO~E : (714 ) 557·8020 We Aro Pledged To Equol Housl~g..Opportunltl~t·~·-~-----' ----~ -------- ,..,. I .,... ' * * VILLAGE '"''" NE\V_ 1 &. 2 lkdrm. garden 54-0-4431. apartments with pool. 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.l\.f. I:ROt.1 $173.. ADULTS l714} 5.17-8020 Dan_e Point 2311 Elden Ave., C.M. RENTAL OFFICE · 645--5780 OPEN lD· AM. TO 6 PM LARGE 2 Br., 2 Ba. din rm., WESTBAY ELDEN blln. cpt, drps, ocean view, 1 BEDROOM APT. balcony, 'h mi. to Dana * * * (Upslain;) Marina. $190. 8 3 7 ~ 3 9 2 7 , NEWLY DECORATED Hard\\'OOd fioors, range re-837-5178. Charming 1 BR. duplex, new frigerator. Gu&. water Pald.lcE~~==----- carp, drapes & pall'jt. Lovely $1lS. NO Chfldren. ast Bluff gardensu rr ou11dlt1-gi.,.. 3 ,,EDROOM APT. _N_E_W_P_O_R_T_B_E_A_C_H~ M11tun! adults only. '$130. 2 ~~h!, RIO. Single garage, Villa Granada Apts, s~~~~ l Br Rpt $l40 up. Roy. McCar~le Realtor \~~r11~~~~1;'~.thc~:~:~ Hid pool, play yd, cpt/drps, ... 541-7729 living & quiet surrounding bltns, patio. Kids ok. . for family with children. •BEAUTIFUL GROU ND N Co d J\.f Hl h 2206 College No. S 642-7035. SPANISH DECOR G ear ~n11. el ar g 1994 Maple No. 3 642-3813 · . · as School. Fireplace, wet bar&. .:=.:.::::!'.;,;.~'.,,,,~~~-_v,ater ~pd.-Gar.,-p.o-o+,. -built>"in kitchen appliances:- 6 UNITS a.ir-cond, Rec hall. lndry. 835 AMIGOS "''AY 644-2991 ALL ELECTRIC 1 br-1135 up. 2 Br S155. Cold"-ell, Banker & Co. UPSTAJRS·ttso. up. 160 W. \Vilson, C.M . Managing Agent 00\VNSTAIRS $165. See manager, Apt. 1. Huntington &.ecft CAIL Manager aft 6 PM. 642-1131 -- Nu 1 I._ 2 B.R fr $130 J:ust completed, s~clous pa· tkll;, encl garages, nr r~'g. Adlts onl)', no pets, .. 1970 \'lallace St. 548-0804. 646-2209 HOLIDAY PLAZA DELUXE Spacious l bdrm un!urn 11pl. $120 + util. Healed pool, amp!~ prkng. Adl!s, no pets. 1965 Pomona, CM . $210. NEW DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA. GARDEN APARTMENT 151 E. 21st St., C.M. VILLA CORDOVA e SUPER 2 BR • .. .": M6nrti to Month. Sl70 •Gu }Jeat-Gas Cooking- Cas, Hot Wtr, ALL INCL. 2323 Elden Ave., CM. 646-0032 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath Living room with cathedral ceiling k frp!c. Separate laundry AN!a, Encl patio. Swimming pool &: children's playground. $200. HARBOR GREFNS 546;4353 ON BEACH! 2 BR Unfurn Fr. $230/mo . Furniture Available Carpe1s-drape~·dishwasher heated pool-saunas·tenni& rec room.ocean views patios-ample parking Security guaf'ds. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. 1n41 536-1487 Ofc open 10 am-6 pm Daily \VILLrAM WALTERS CO. * 646-8666 * ALL electric, 2 Br, Ct,its. BEACHWOOD APTS- DEWX 2 BR, 2 BA, Bltrv;, Drps, encl garage, close to · Dshwash, S h a It crpts, bus & theater. Adlts, no Brand new, l·2·l BR. 1A blk frostles5 rctrig, Elec frp!c, pets. Avail Dec. lst. $1.15. to BEACH . Cpls, drp!, bltn1, N So C Pl .. -"l> •••--0·~.. frpl c. 125 16th St., HB. garagr. r . O&sl aza, ~..... or .,..., '""'· 847·3957 s1s.'i 54~2321. 2 s• -'-,'""'"=~=----• ., 2 BA, crpU/drps, e CHEZ ORO APTS. e 3 BR. 2 BR. encl 1)11.!lo, nr bll~s. wshr/d~er. hkp . 8234 Atl anla. 1-2·3 BR's. shopping & Rll schools, ne"'· pat~o, gar. 2 K1d1lno pets. Pool. PrivRte closed gar. ly decor., $16..<!. Open l-5 Sl65. washt!rfdryer. 536-0336. Silt & Sun. 1010 El Camino. 181-H Del !\tar 548--8278 :'!58--0744, 544-&511. ==~~~~~.:::._.:__ 2 & 3 BR '11, $140 UP. P11::io, l\fESA V~rde 2 BR upprr pool chlldrt'n MORA KAI 2 BR l BA, new 11hal; crpts. bltn11, garage, nr shopping Ap~. IRS~l ~1~ra Ka i Ln., lb drp5, bl!in11, nr OCC, gar Adults, no pets, $1 4 5 blk E. ot Beach. 962-8994. $139/1\fo. 557-6151 548-6357. WALK TO BEACH! DELUXE 1 Br., gar. Avail. E-SIOE 2 BR, crpl~. drps, Lovely 1, 2 & 3 BR's. Cpla, Dec. 1. Adul1s, no pets. $135. blln11, dshv.·.~r. encl garage, drps, bl1 ns, dwhr. 847-3957, 150 E. 21st. &16-6016. no pt!ts, 548-6081. BEACHBLUFF APTS 1 Bt-droom, Sharp. Close m LGE J Br, 2 Ba, new sh<tg Spac. 2 Br 2 911 Pool Pa· 0.C.C. & U.C.I. $ 13 5. CPI. $159/mo, freshly p11 in· tio. D/\V. 82:U Ei1 1.~. 842-7644 557-7i68. ted Nr. OCC. Carport 557-61 51 STU 0 A U f .,5 A U I . <t1:r DI 2 Br, 1\i: Ba prt 1--'p:_.t_._•_•_r_•_;_· ______ P:_t_;'..;.__;_"_";,,'_",;.· __ _;-.;: yrd, enrl g11.r: nr fiark, Laguni1 Niguel Laguna Nlgu•I grade & hi schls. 546--0469. 2 Br 111 bA .st udio, gRr, fncri yn:I, $150. laund. facll. 1142-4549. '"cl mo. Life is REALLY worth lil'ing in the unique sl}'le-dimenSion Blend ing with their' beaul iful open country hillside s~lt ing, Jhese one and lwo-bedroom apartments offer complete priv&cy. Individual patios or balconies llook out onto lhe landscaped courtyard, swimming pool and barbeque area. Ta slefully carpeled, fully draped, •• , designed for contemporary 'living. Share in the wide spectrum of fac ililies in lhe new Laguna Niguel community ••• golf, tenn is and beach club.__ FROM S175 • with TV ~able• water• gu Laguna Nlguei Apartments f ~ ml/es W11t ol Sen Diego Fwy.,OtTCrown Vtll!y !Jkwy, Phon9 49S-.272or199·22t7 •Open 10 AM·9 PM f'. frojtct by Cl'ltlopmenl Man1'g1m11'i! As1ocll1•s~ Jhe. --==r====='=========~I , Lido Isle 2 BR. + den, 1 ~ bat hi, fr pt Adults only. S190 Ye11rly ASSCX::IA TEO BROKERS 673-3663 968-2505 Evts Mesa Verdt . ' 2 BR, 2 BA, Bltna, Crpts,· Drps, Delux, Up1ta i r1 , Children OK. S to r a g e : Carport, Av11.\I Mon, Nov. 22nd, S135. \\la1er pa id, Call 546-2082 anytime. DELUXE 2 & · 3 BR, 2 Ba .. t'ncl &'fr Jt.50. up. Rental Ofc. 3095 Mace A v e . ' 546-10.lt Newport Beach " manner . square , apartments in tht PR ESTIGI OUS WESTCLIFF ARE A OF NEWPORT BEACH 1nnounCrs tha 1Y1il1bility of two ind three bedroom un itJ for 1dults. FJOm $225. For information 1 telephone Mrs. Gwen Lorenzo at 6"45·02~2 • ,., ·11r1n1s .. ;.~.:~~~-:..1 .. I . . - "' _..~A 1 '· , JOIN THE 'SELLERS 'ClllCtE' . . .. ' • ' ,. . DAILY "~OT 2 ' [ ~··-. lit] ~' \OM_ ..... __ ....... ~:!!!~'=: I ... , ...... , .. ~ I~. I ............... lltl , ..... -~ . ., ....... ][tj [ ~"'""M""" .. 11'1 Aftt. Unfum. S6S Apt. Unfurn. S6S Apt. Unfurn. W :Apt. Unlurn. US Apt. Unfl!rn. WApl. Unfvm. S6S llN:~.-w-po.....,rt"'a."'""ac-h,..---Newport Beach Newoort lleach Newport lleadl Newport Beach --------1 ·--------BRAND new I BR., 1 BA. Westcllff R1vier• WESTCLIFF LIDO ISLE 3 BR, '2 BA, ·Very Deluxe S~. 3 BR, 2 SpaC:k>us 2 Bdrm. Bltns, car. CAPRI trplc, • cptl, drps, fllio, BA $350. Beach apll. ~ " d •-.,, pool 1n..1733 WHfcli!1 Dr i .arare. Near 1 h ~PP in I· nual n.te. 511-SU w. -. •• ne . rapes, ....-at . • Adu1t1 S290 1st Shown UGJ Nr ibop'J area. Adult1. Adlllt 1Livlpa: • No Pe11 Sat-su'n 11-4, cn1;.' 101 Vi& Aw NB. NOW . YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH ' Ask About Free Rent Deluxe 1t ~ 2 BR. Pool, I:;;=,--,.,--,,.,.-.,..-,--..., 1800-Wmcliff Dr, NB Ca,rport, Db:hwisher. Antlbei. cn.c) r~9. XLN'T ~·· qui~ 2 br, 2 Enjoy '750,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 71 642-5388 Fllril· Avallable. &l2-67J4 PENIN 2 br, yrty. 1 bUc :~. rir!:.d~~:W. Ter-tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br't, Also 2- EASTBLUFF luxury 2 Br., IMMAC. · 2 Br., blttna, crpts, octan & bay u nu 1 ua1 • story townhouses #I/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitch- 2\ii Ba., bltns, frplc, 2 car drps, beam ctUln1. retrla trl-level duplix, ! r p 1 c, 2 BR. Apt. W/W Cpt1nf, ens, private balcony or patio. From $170 • aar, pool. rec are a . avau. No pets. $145. 1974 dehwhr, no peta, &T5'o4ll5 Nwly italnt~. Adult• only, Sutiterranean parking, elev, maid tervice. 6"-6405. • Wallace. e\>e& wknds. · no pets. $100/mo. M8-f&3. . Full-lip_e 1ood market, dry cleaner, beauty Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. S6S Apt. Untum.. J65 Apt. Untum. J65 ••Ion with6in complex. 7 beaut. model apts. -;;;;;;:;;;;::M;;::::::::;e;;;;;;;:;:;;::;;;;;:::::::::=:;,:;;;;:;:::;b;Hb,==~;:;;;:;;;;;H;;;:;;o;;;:::::::::J__vj, am to pm daily, other times by appt. ,_,-,-----11-Eorana-del-Mar Conmrdol._r ....,.-.lei-Ma c.o......-.tr-MI amboreo & San-.Joaquin-Hllls-Rds~N.-o"--t----11 ,J ' ( -·, " t ' ~ -~ , .. .J: SPACE ;> FOR I 'k ~ ~ . - ~ ~ ~ If you sell a service and don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Service Directory, you're doing buaineu the hard way. The Service Directory (classifications 600-699 in the classified ad section daily) gives you an advantage you get through no other advertising medium. It reach- ? customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking for the services you have to sell. If your service isn't listed, we 'll start a category just for you. Pick up the phone right now and reserve your spa.ca in the "Sellers Circle" ••. Your Direct ·Line to Directory Results I 1 . . . ·Irvin• ' . • Now, on a hill in C.orona del Mar there Is Bayport. For adults. Bayport. ll 's somelhing that happens rarely. A limited edition of beautiful apartments. In Harbor View, in Corona del Mar. Dramatic architecture and handsome interiors make Bay- port uncommonly attractive. Extensive landscaping and in Inward orientation make It a place for enjoying the serene life. Each &:partment offers you the privacy of your own entrance and patio or balcony, the comfort of deep shag carpeting, the convenience of self-cleaning ga_s oven, dishwasher, disposal and spacious storage. You also have a choice of Interiors - with fireplace, paneled livlng room, or vaulted ceiling. For your recreational pleasure, Bayport has. swimming and therapeutic pools, and gas barbecues. For ease of shopping: the nearby village center of Harbor View, now under construction. . Bayport enoures quiet end privacy by offering only a limited number of 1partmants;~from-$~.95. At preseht, only one-- bedroom, one bath units are available. ' Bayport. A rare opportunlJy to Jive In the quiet piece by the ---,sea-;-Corona-cfel 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 aouth on San Jo aquin Hlllsfload. ·For more ln!Ormatlon, you may call Mr. Tinker et (714) 6if4-55554 Model 1p&t::suli tumlsMd by .Ille al'Mdw.,. ·' .. .. <.9 They shouldn't. That's why we're offering JOU •nd your chftdren the.,.- fabulous recreation facllltlet you find In adult.only apartment.I. N. Park West, we'va opened a new group of g&rd9n apartrl'ltnla for fam- Dkla. Trllcl: trails, creative tot lots, pr...chool on the premlMI. Fabulol11 recreation: Tttlf(Htory clubhouse. Gym and uunH, game rooms, special teen center. Tennis, handball, voUeybalL Adult pools, Jacuzzis, family pools. FuU-time recr1auon dlr.ctor. Ideal locatlon: Next .to University Pat11: ahopplng l*ltw ll'ld., 1~ public golf COllrM. Ctoee to UCt, Irvine lndvlltrial CornpltX, major hNWIY&. Don't ~t your famlly mlsa out on the fun. See Parts; West todmy. ·-· ..... komltllO (cobleY\alonlncl.-i,--atow 3 bedfoom-2 beth units. ~ (Advrt:s only:. In December, .. 'JI open another wtlon' fl* for yoa.. tads _,,_ ..... fun.-~ P.&BBWBB'I' .APAB -Porl<itow Lano, !MIO, JUll OllllO 5an Diego frM"1,ol CUM<-• ' ' ' l ' Faahlob Island, 714, 644-1900 for leasing info. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS --~------Apt. Unfu rn. S6S Apts., l•N...;a_w_po_r_t_lle.._o_ch___ F~rn. or Unfum. 370 e NOW OPEN e Bellio• Island I BRAND NEW J· l 2 Br From ,3 Br, 2 a,., all elttt kitchen. $148. Prlv patio, bWlard on beach. 3081,ii S. Bayfron1 rm, heated pool w/ jacw:zi, Balboa Island. Call ~7731 hUge closets, dttp pUe car-aft 5. Winter or yearly. pH.11'11', lusl) , land&caping. C Adulu. You Must See This oron• tlel M•~ One! 201D'.Z Bitth St., New-I BR, lge llv rm., 1 blk Ill .r pol't Beach. ffi7-4246, oce1n, close to shoppin&, ""' BRAND NEW }Ill' newly crptd. Ocean vlew, ~.Santa.Ana Ave (Across $195. 673-6431, 2530 Sta\lile:w, r- trom S.A. Cowitry Club) Apt. 5. · Spacious 2 BR units. ~ · ·i C;;o0:':1-:1a:--.-M.-0-10---- DREPJ.ACES. Priv patio!, load• of closets. Heated Pool. ·A d l t s. Manaaer 979-1268, SEACLll"F Manor Apts-2 BR, Sl60 Unt, $175 furn. Cpts, drps, bltns, aarb dlspl. }52j Placentia Avf!. Ask about .our dil.oount, 548-2682. e $185-WESTCLIFF 2 BR. Adults only, no pets. 1728 Bedford Ln. 541-Ta.33. B•ch•lor Apirtmtnt - $65 mo. 675-2168 MERRIMAC WOODS A Nice Place to B• Together • · ••• AOutT ,LIVING From $140 to $275 1 & 2 BR. Apia. with Terr•ce• Shar cpt, dt'pB, 1oadJ ot closet space, pool. . XI.NT Npt. Haht. loc. $160. 2 425 M•rrlmac W•y Br., crpts, drp1, stove, Pvt. Costa Meis• pat. &: 1ar. 54~9595. Oiii;;;;;;iiiiiiii;i;;;iii;i; ... ,_~ San Clem•nt• 2 BR deluxe, nr beh, priv patio, ocean w, shag cpts/ d.rps, lndry rm, gar, adult&/ no pets, $180. mo, 2Z7 La ""'Paloma 492-7006;-492-9419. S•nt• Ana BRAND NEW From Sl45. Dishwasher, shag carpe!lng, walk-In closets. Forced air heat, extra large room&. Beautiful t:ame room; heated pool. BBQ's, f!!ICIOS· ed gara.i", quiet surround- , . . 1ngs & close to ~hopping. C-'N11.E1EAT--Aam111vi, •. "" p.i.. R EL COROOVA APTS. SINGLE noRY South Sea AtmospheN ~BR ... 2 BA'IH ,.._,.. ""'' 2071' Charle St, 642-4410 Neu Harbor & Hamilton St. Aii .. ConaiHoned HACIENDA HARBOR Private Patloe HEATED POOL Plenty of lawn.. Carport • Storaae lllDDEN VILLAGE 2'<lO South Salta 241 AVOCAOO STREET Adult llvlnr. • No pets Deluxe 1 & 2 BR. Pool Santa Ane e 541-"21 Gara~. Di1hwahr. Pak! uW. , IBOM $ISO. ....1'0< 3 Heated Poole Lara:e Clubhouse etc, BBQ Chlld Care Center Great new 1 2 • 3 Bdnna From $149 SOUTH ·COAST VILLAS *BRAND NEW* La Costa Apts. 1 & 2· BR, bltn11, 1wimmlng pool, lanai, be.r-b-que & l•r· age. A1l ut1I pd. flS> to fl70. Adults, no pet11. 1101 I\fa«;Arthur mvd. 546-8823 3.')4 Avocado, CM. 642-9108 Apt1., Apts., , Fum • .tt._U_nfUnt. 370 Furn. or Unfum. J70 Newport Beach P'SST! ~ ..... KEEP IT UNDER YOUR HAT VISTA DEL .MESA OFFERS FREE ••• REFRIGERATORS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL DISHWASHlRS BILLIARDS CARPETS & DRAPES GYMNASIUM PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS Porty Room Wltfi FIREPLACE, T.V., STEREO That's right, when you rent one of our super apartments all these extra features plus much, much more is included at no extra cost. Come SH our roomy one and 2 bedroom apart- ments and you'll ogre• it's the best Cleal in town. But hurry as su pply is limited and they're going fast. We're located in th• Back Boy area near U.C.J .. O.C. Airport, Foshion Island, Soulh Coast Ploza, Newport & S.O . Freeways and just o coup!• minUtes from the blue Pacific. BEAUTifUL LIVING THAT BAB.ES THE BUDGETI r'rom ---Vista Del Mesa Apartments Tu.tin & Meta Drive 1155 ..., ""'"' _,... .. Ph. 545-4855 PNhtlltu\tr """"°' ily --'"""'·to. o."'"" ~ v.i.. 111 ... 11111111 t11e. t. M..0.1.c. 111.111 •• c..r,. ' \ • I ... • 'l'· -• . . . . . . . . • • • .... ! . . I ~~~~~~~ ,..__~I~[:;; ;.;; ....... ~l~ .. ,I~ ;;;-~]~.;!~[ -;;;;;-;;;;; ... ...,;;;i;l;;;;~[-·-1~ ~(-;;"'""';;"··~l[ll];;IJ l!Jll-------1 Office Rontol 440 Socfol Clubs 5U lobysltt1"9 MC Nl)i"9 -Help Wont.II, M & P 710 '' ~ 3 , ,..~ . MH& Ct!~ Service Furn. or \hafum.~ 270 NEWPORT CEKTER MAR~Et> A a}.nilts, now EXPERIENCm mother Carpeta, Windows, Floor e,tc. ~ 2 BEDROOM * GltOUNQ FLOOR accep~ mem'bentll~ 111: avallablt' _for slttin&. MoQo Rffid~.l C4nmc'l. 541-4lll APT. Ant: M&r: Mature •. 2 500'.ti lllU -r..11 .. 1m ~-Newport Bay Oub, Olll day "thni Friday, day1 only. . couple, no cl\lldttn or pets. Ba~ c:onctpt, ' . •tw""_ ·~ prov · 67)£1166. Get acquainted .$12.60 .. per . week. Call Houaecleanlrla.BY Day, Luxury apt+ Wary. WW am celllra extra lra: ~ lac~tiOin for ttn&nt n..H..t-a ..... -. ...... ned} 548--'Jl\U, Own Tr&NportaUon, ,,~ ,,., • ., bedrms, eJld J:l.tio, 1'!Ctt•· want.iIV idenUty. Excel. "''ul""''-_.v ... ,...., · Call 836-6648 train If neceuary, ~· tion rm, 1auna,.b8.~'1etC. paridnc.•$lc per OlO'flth per. VACATION Mothet> will can! AUTOMOTIV_E Adultt. Our SUnda,y· a,ilt':r· ft. c • l8.l for children in ~ home. Palfttli1g A · BOOKKEEPER ,noon SB.Q's. le Free Ai:t Wesley M, T•y&or Co, "t..ftmd,._ . Refs; Own.· car. Exp·. P•Rerhangktg Exper, Smlill oltlce. V~s 1 Lruons Marting 100n. " Rtalto·rs . . ·645;--0.574. dlldes, Salary open. ·t..gqna HARBOR GRE!".NS 2111 San Ja.quln.'.Hill~ Jld. C•rpent•r . No Wuri~ Beach area. 546-9967·' or 546-5025 " N..,por<_c;.r.1 ... :, ... ..,10 Found' llroo,•di) 5SO ,~.ALL~~!dR t 494~131. ,. ~- $loo~ MOVE JN AUowance --· · ·' . 'AJ2f?IT.! .. ~-Rt:,Pair. c&b, · n~)'OU · . ac . AVON PRODUCTS is the Chiktren ~!come NE'\\' Waterlrorit.. Officff CREY Poodle .; Terrier'( fl;lrmica, marhte, fir tile, 543-~"4 ~17l1 , .. _ , __ .,,. L _ 1. From PiO l\tontb i1 · . · 'SD A 11 A ti Furn. HANG --• wor .... ,_.. .... .,, • l!loQ6 NASSAU PALJ\1S . . OUnd ~ar Junetion . . pane_ ng, n q, -MEN, l!IL'ff .l lllltl., respected com:r.~tie com- T1 E . .22nd SL &li-3645 1 n~ P,:e ....... Uxa. N'lpio~ Laguna fW)'I ln _Ol'l.ll~ _ teW1r 4. ~GU-~ _ Paper. WQoJ.-:-flock, -pa.int. pany, AVON~r.Hen . ws z-o<o~ _. • • d.9~28"10-""or EXP .. Remodf!lil!l'r cabme , SloJ'e,--eornq-to-)'OUI' doQr;-can tike a(lvantqe Drthli ~ Furn. & Untum. 1 &: -11w Gnitidy,.Rltt. ~161 4!N--8906. repairs, maint. No job too Sch~rtz. ~7-5846. tine repu!Ation in succe¢u! 1::~l'2B~-R~'~•J"'~"'!m~$1!!S~UP~--l~~i!"';'!;;';""::'!':~j!"~i l FND Cat; gtf'y/black/tan sm. ~as. 646--t224. PROF. Paintin&" ext/int. Ac-profitable businesses o t I• DESK space available $50· I h hi h • lag UM S..Ch mo. WW. -provide furniture .&tripes w t v.• le c elit • C•rpet ,S.rviee cous. cellinp, a Ir I e., s thelr own. cin. now• 1~·~----.,..,---1 at $5 mo. A.nsnrirw; service whit! paws. Alt~ m"1e:. -. _.. sprayin&. Ref&. ltT-1358. 541>-700. t~ui:m. blk U~ s~~: availa~. ':tJS No. , El ~is.:.esa Vud,e ·C.M.. Jg=~=~ PROF. painting-lnter/exter.g CCCAR'-'MAl=D-w_on_t_ro_,-no-_expe--r. , ~Ill Ca·mJno ReaJ, San ;.__ .,._,..._ _ _.(Soll Ho~t work. Llc/In1. necess. Vikki's Lounll!'.e. •carport avail, $150, .. 1 mo. Clemente. 492.-443) GRAY 'A black . striped poo .... ._ ...... v..c.,.,........ 548-21!19, 540-1444. BJ·J CM. f497-Wl v.·knds & art S:30 Calico cat oot full grown Retardants). Decreasers a: _ 1791~i Newport vu., · · 1.,.,.kdys. DESK space ava1lable lSO Dea collar'. Vic. ~antroni ·all cotor"briglili;nen 1:-10 P~G/Pape:rlni. 18 yn ="'='"~"'='=· ~-~-,--.,.-j BR. Nev.·ly reda:onted. 1 :°Ss ~ ~ ~ru: k ~th St, N.B. 548--03il. minute bleach ·for •white in H~r a,e:a. Lie "~bond· BE Au Ty ope ra tor .blk lo bl'ach. OCEAN &\'ailable. 22t FCftSt Aw, CONTACT len5', tinled, in i::arpets. Save your money ed. Ref a ·fum. 642-2356. w/following. Paid Vac. VlEW. •15(). 496-191!11. , a-•na ,_8 _ .. u.• ... ,... by .&aving ine rXlra trlJ)s. PA IN TING : Hone 1 t O>sta Mesa. 540-8.93f. • ..._... DC ui. .,,.....,...,.. Y!'hite Oat case at.Manny's d'nln Ed. ,_ Will clean living rm. I g gU&ranteed work. Llc'd Any BOOKKEEPER . accountant Lido Isle AIRPORT CENTER ~i:;n~ ll/lS~~ri_r .,. rm & hall Sl.5. Any nn tl.50, size job.,Call 675-5740. for medium size CPA firm l.iOO BAYFRO!li,.. apts. & Del~xe-1. 2 ": 3 room ottiees couch $10, chair ;s. 15 yrs, PAINTING, prof. All work in Laguna Beach. Prefer "-·-n. S200 to Sl,200 mo. ~~~:;_ ,"',..,~, fulltt"'~-FOUND while male poodle, exp ls . what oounta, not ruafu. 'Color • Pe c i a l I 1 t data processing experience:. fll}u, ......,...,,, ~~ ...... "'" untrimed. Vic. Franciscian method I do work myseU M •-· Agt. l\lac~, 673-0443 or '"'~ '"'"n 0, -~ ..-Wkda"'" · ' !162-6143· 547-1411 ust .,.. aggressive &"·erea-.....,._..., -.r-.,g Fountains oU Golden West. Good ref. Sll--0101. ' · tive • oot a procrastinator. fi75-2'l23. BAY VIEW. O.Ef'.ICES· Has red oollar. 847-7864. YOU suppy the paint. Rooms p bl' 1 _,.. Cement, ConcreN painted 110 ea. Also ex-u 1c accounting e>rper • Newport Bt! ... , Delu."'<e, Air O::mdition~. FND: Blk cat w/2 wht ence required. Call 494-0768. RESORT LIVING FROM $125 redecorated. Lido Area markingS' above lip le wht cEMENr WOI<K, m job too lf.•rl~r. Call &1~7646· BOOKKEEPER Realonomics Bkr. li'T:>-6700 paws. 4--6 mo's old. 6061 sma11, reasonable. Free ffiR dean & TM!!&t painting, M •-·•·-• Estim. H. StuDlck, 548-8615 interior or exterior·&: reas. ust ""extremely orge.,...,,.,... 600 sq. ft. $90/mo. I ;5"';:::1'.,'ly'°'D;rcc.,:..":.::;·"cc·~-=--Unusual oppor. w/mgmt po. COSTA i\IESA 64&-Zl.30 BOY'S Bike -vicinity Ocean-PATIOS, walks, drive, install rat~. CaJI Dick, 968-4065. tential, Draft exem1>4 Xln't Business Rental 44S front, N.B. Call after S p.m. new lawns, saw, break, Plaater, P•tch, R.e'.)air co. benefit.&. Apply in per. 6f:>-M26. remove. M8-8668 for est. eon. 1580 Monrovia, N.B. · . Plaster Patching Interior B -~ G d n SHOU'RQO;I.! ·mfg. &: office LARGE white Persian male BEAT The Rain! Concrt'te Stucco Repair Exterior · OYS 10-14 ' It's om.._.. a r e space-. CloSe ln Laguna loc. c&t Vic. Bluebint & Sum· floors, patios, d r Ives' Small Joh!. L\c, 847-S4n to deliver papen in the San tun, tine neighbon and 59:; lo s1;;.; mo. 494--4653. mit. .f.M-0051. side"·alks. Don 642-8514. Pl . Oemente, San Juan Capis- t'partments , •• and H's COSTA i\IF;;,SA, 991· \\'. 19th. _L.::o::s::.t _:::c:;c::c_ ___ ~555= QUALITY ~ent Work. Let umbtng trano and Capistrano Beach prestl~ livi:nt; In one luxur-177~90 COmer C-1 or M-1. George do it. Lic'd. Bonded. PLUMB~G REPAIR areai:>AILY PILOT lous package. There's fl $2'Jl. mo. 642-3490. ~~;A~a'.sruoU:t ]:1~~ A~ ~1695. N~j~';all · 492-442-0 million In recreation • •• 18x!ll RETAIL store--on E. Shepherd mix. tan w/blk Contractor COLE PLUMBING BUILD 2nd Inrom@, Sell , . . 17th St., C.i\I. Avail Jan l!t, ark' n..~ · p immlng, teMl!J, billiards, $300 ""r mo. 673--0l40. m gs, uuvPY ears, possi-A-tY Way, qUality home 24 bJ' service: 64>ll6l Basic H, Vita-E, Protein, cl bs .,.. ble flea collar. Good remod. Walls, cell ing, •• · Skin Care. Call 968-4203 or .,"'hop"lb, .... ~_: ~unuf :"vipro-ng Industrial "-"1tal 450 tempered . Answs to floors, .etc. No job too small. Roofing 646-4523 . uuu~ 5"' on "M•--hkin'-'. 6.,., ec"A. ---------- • \ J~ ,.........,.., 547-0036, 24 hr ans. serv. REPAIR I CASHIERS C h part t. "'"'e clubhome. etc. 7500 Sq. ft. Offices, assem y , recover any roo : ar was , -... ' area~ m-acfiine sl'M?P are'a. LOST: 2 FemalJ! dogs,.-blk. Addltion,s * Re~eling problems. 'Weneda Roofing. &: full time for Newport : CUstom decorated singles, Heavy . po"·er1 fluorescent mix-Banchi, grey poodle-Gerw1ck &: ~. Lie. . Free e.&t. 645-1691. Beach &: Laguna are&s. Ex· l &: 2 BR. Furnished & Un-Jiles, forced air heat&: tile ;:_~rino,Vi~/20.Be;:w.:. 673-GCM.1 * 549-2170 Sewlng/Alter•fions per. re~'d Over 18. 644-4460. furnished. No lease requ.lred. floors. Ideal for electronics, 5.57.:.0175 Ele.ctrical • -,. ----·' • .. -CLEANING lady· 2 Hrs. in • • • • • ,. • ' ·-' --NOW! ' 'NEW! ' PILOT ·PENNY ' . PINCHER CL~SSIFIED 14DS WITH A NEW-L4W-,RATE or lite manuf. 1-5 3 5 '·. European Dressmaking evening. 4 to 5 days a week· Models ()pen Dally 10 10 8. J\1onrov1a, Ave., N"11t Bch R~'ARD: Lost Gib ion El..ECTRICAf... ~K__at reas ~All custom fitted. Pensonal 1nottice. \Vrl1e·Clamf:ied·Ad-fL~---f · ~ --_Guitar (Johnny Sm !Th rntes. Dryersl outs id t! Fashipn a,dvlce. 673-1849. No. 290 Daily Pilot P. 0. AAKWOOD GARDEN COSl'A MESA . CY1!0m) Left in parkin' lot lighting. Resid., Commc'l le • Dressmaking_ Alterations Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca1if. " at -n:.n the Beachcomber lnd'l wiring.' 837-9247. o-·,~ to '"'' you. 92626 ) · 2000 Sq, ft. street fron1a.&e. -1 0 k f J ..... 6 """ .::::=·'------~ I APARTMENTS • C!_'head side doot. ~mo. · Cd"t. 67>1 1 as or erry._ ELECTRTCAL InstallatioM, can Jo * 641)...6t46 COSME"I'IC Consultant helP.: 9iJ9 W. 17th"$i. 714 : ~3J 10. SOFA PillOw, brown &. gm· remodt-finT,repiirs. Oc'a. Alterations _ 642-5145 others sho p for Christmas. (kesort Living for Single & IRVINE lriilusl'L area. 4,!Kkl plaid lost ~l/19/71 in pro-lns. Realistic prices. Free Neat ae<:urate. 20 years exp. Earn S3 hr .u a Vanda ' ?t1arrled Adults}. ' ~· I\; zoned. fOr -light .Cf'Mi ol movmg from C.M: fo Est !i46--02ll. • Beauty Coonsellor. 540-9723. t manufacturing. Sprinklered . Cgf.1. Reward! 673--4056. EL ECI'RICJAN, licensed, Til• 847-7(2.1. NEwPORT .BEACH R. Forney Rea1ror S40:--3862 LOST: Sjamese )'OUR.&' male .1xlnded. Small jobs, maint. CERAMIC tile new & -"~o.-".=,.,-,...--.. -,.-,-,----- ' LA.ND available for boat "''-kink ln. tail. Nr. llt~ :$ .. & ttpain. 548-53>3. remodel.· Ftet: e1t. Small IUl'8't'l"Y .i, x-ray. Exp'd, 642-!170 buildiog ·or storage. ~ & Oceanfront, NB. 6f6:.1910 Fumiture · joba "WI~. 536-~. lmmed open_ing. 548--0373 .MonroVi& -Nol,., !" • B. or 673--2402.. -• Trff S.rvic• DEPENDABLE lady lo sew 646--0994 · · LOST ta,.. """long halrod SPECIW. ·Ave. -~r « ,;;..,,·._-.. ·-----•I cu•tom boat unv .... -Pi<co [!~~~~~~~~~~ 1 · cal-w/wht c~t Al-Paws, · roeir,r ~pped ;s. Gl~, CENll\AL Trc_e. Serv. Yard work/pt ti~· to start.· Will 11 -fir.a collar, Vic. 16th ~.\ bra!'!I pOliSbed .. &r~. clean-up, hauling, sprinkler furn. machine-&: tbl..,•)'Our • 11•1 tf.B. Reward! 53&-4132. G•rdening repain. Reu .. '64&-5848. spare room · or g~. . MALE s._ hound, btw, 1 ANDSC-.,..PING Television R-ir E•f•·· >l&-5067. 'Yorktown and G a r f I e I d , wP" "' DISTRIBUTE Health & ~ooms . 400 Personals 530 H.B., 91)8...3875 Reward. NE\V LAWNS * BLAINE'S TV * EcoloaY line, pt/full. 'Hme. . ~~c-.=~--~~-, & SPRINKLERS Au.t ho r ized. Magnavox BoborBillti4&-7o=. FURN room, h om e at-· . · "'50 lb blk & whl Lab ty~ •-tv•-~ ' . •-Good locat n ""HY not surprise,, her for ...,.. .,... We have special technique. ""' "'"" m05pucre, Kl· •Chr t 7 J' r 1 Di dog. Nanied Jupiter. LO.lit Oriental Gatdi>n. Also main· Known for honesty 54()..4313 DISHWASHER, Kitchen }f,ilchen priv'.&, $55 mo. mo~ ~8!. T~ffa cnya ~ltiR a,: C.i\t. area Sat. 645-5880. tens.nee 5314446 Helper, Ma~ure: lady. Bap. S41J-S998. "-1a1·1 '"v'.i•· •• !60'1· A•k•'ng ..;,-;:;:=~· .:::::..:.:,:::.==--' tist Convalescent Hosp., 661 ...... ~ : 'AL'S 'GARDENING I 111 JI C•nter Si, c" .M. 541J-5585. SLEEPING room, priv. en. $285. Surprise: • (matc_hjng [f!) rm: garde{lil!& 4 ,small (~ trance, priv toilet. $65 per Lady's .& man'&' wedding ln&truc11on I~ landlcaplng aenrl.ces, call L. _____ ___, * o -OG..GROOMERS . mo . Costa ~1esa. 645--0!!78. barids, 'ftt'\~t ., worr:i . ~98. Serving Newport. Exp'd all breecki, Ml time , ROOM & bath, 1or malr FREE!) Call !'i46-5Il6 after CdM, O>sta Mesa. ~ Job·W•ntltd P'emale 702 N'vpt Bch &: Santa Ana. .hident. 1 l\tile from UCt 6 pm & W~kends. Schools & Shorn, Wntdift. ' 642·'552't campus. Kil. priv. 83l-TI46. LOOKING . lor -lge German ln1trvctlons 575 PROFESSIONAL gardenel', NEED HElP AT HOME! ........ E"x"E"c"u ... r"1v ........ iiii PRIVATE bdrm & bath for Shepherd, bro"'ftlsh-~ld, ----'------tree 'A'Ork, pruning, F T Son ' working. girl or student. ST.I ,\'i~. Princeton & Fordham. PIANO LESSONS sprinklers, ~ll'an-upG jobs, C: ;:~ Conv::~t Personnel Agency :rUo. 6G--0745 'I.ft S. Child bitlen,. 'rues.. f!\Pe. Your ho'ine. Cert. Te:acben. ~!, n5893d I~ a Ping• eorge, Akles • Nunes • House· LOVELY rm &: ba.. SpacK>us .... ·an! lo avoid senes ot ?.1 Hathcock 644-0144 .,...... keepers. Product Mgf'. ck>set1 Pvt. entr. Gar. ~ &.hots. 54&-6338. r. ' AL'S Lanc!M:aping. Tree HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN BH~·;:·rna!: e:.·1~ rio. 5.'>7-9560 aft ~: 30. SPIRITUAL READINGS 1. •-···-•nd ·-·., j[5l removal. Yard remodeling. . h I Advice on aU matters -·--Trash i]auling, Joi cleanup. For Permanent Service: computer penp era or ·re· R90:0.t w/pri\•. bath. Nea.r Daily 10 ~ll.1-10 PM Repalr sprinklers. 673-1166. e We Have Companions lated field. To $70.000. c~:~~~ ~;~rt. fe~~fis2o 312 N. ~ Camino Real EXP Japanese Gardener. e Housekeepers e Practi· Applicafion Enginnr R00"1 FOR RENT San Clemen te HANDY Man: PR i n 11 n g • Know how, up.keep, plant cal Nunes etc. At Monthly 3.5 Yrs recent exper. in com· 492-9136. 492-903~ pest,· trimming, clean+Up Rates, mercial & military applica· MAN ONLY Plumbing, Gardening, 'Fest REALTit & Call 548~119 DtSCOVER DISCOVERY Control. 673-3250 before 1 968-3486. GEN,..., tioll!I. Engineering degree. ---'-~-'--~~,,-IFindYOURSELFin Someone FAMILY CARE A '-" T $13000 FURN room ror rent In C.M. Else ;A~M::.:_· -"~------I EXPER. Japanese Gardener 1805 No Broadway . o • · N,lce. in quieJ home for Call T'oO\\' • No obligation Baby1ittin,. Trt>e trimming, Clean.up, Santa Ana , s.ti~ Electronic Tech .. ' -<194 • Lawn Maintenance:. "'Orking man. · (il41 835-688."i (213) 387-3393 ---==----_, 64&--06l9 or 54g...7958 \Vith mechanical aptitude. Costa Mes• NATIONALY RECOGNIZED 8ABYSITl'ING -Licensed. NURSE, R.N. Call(. Lie. Small but progressive co. Brool."hurst & A 11 an 1 a . EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. desires position. Pri. home. offers responslble position & PRJ. room avail v.·/lovlng ALCOHOLICS Anonym?us. Complete gardening serv. Exp. with ex c. Rrl. Good somp travcl for aggres.&ive care for ambulaltlry male Phone 542-7217 or .,.,, r 1 t e Clean. Fencrd yd, xlnt food . Kamalani 646-4676. cook. Fri>e to Ir ave I• Individual, $9000. or frmale. Balanctd diet. P.O. Box 1223. Costa :ftfesa. Loving. 9£8..6819. CCMP~E lawn & garden-641)..3171 673-6519. 642-9862 or 540-2.i62 a.fl 6. COUNSELING & info for Like to trade'? Our Trader's fng service, F. c. Const . bkkpr. J\tature Please Call For Appl ho · 1 • g.l.w... Paradise column is for ~'OU! · 1 ·1·-..1 ,.,__ .,._ d R Rentals to Shar• 43(1 a rtion, vasec omy · .....,Y" Jim S-jS--04()5. _ lhru P&.L. \Vrite c assi to:u vi .,.,n £'SUme l"!i';jjonjj.iAiipCi'ii"~· ii"'ii'i-4436ii~· ii.;Ii'iii";i"'jj'j;' i;5idioyi•~l~oiri5ibiuiclu~.~ LA\VN Maint. Hauling, new Ad No. 292. Daily Pilot. . }Aary Baughman I.AW sutdent desirt'!I pro-It lawm, clean-up, pruniflr. P. ?· Box 1560. Costa ?i.1esa, 1 ·r;:- fe1sK>nal men or sfudenl to * * * * * * Free Est. Call 546-1379_ Calif. 92626. 410 W. Coast Hwy., NB 11'8re: furn 2 BR apl , Cd~f. ------------------,1;;.~~~~~~".:....~·l;;i~M;:;;;;;--;;;.;;:;;;;-;;;;;;; Suite H 64.S.-2716 644-5633 v.·kdy.11 bel\\'n 8:30 & " FRONT yard lawn service, RN. Masters degree, se:t'b 1 .............. .,. ......... ~ -4 .3Q $10 mo. Backyards also. -suitable ~h. Allied, non EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ' . Trader's Parad1"se Yard-cleanup.-,.....;J2. ,nu(SUtg !lei"' consld,,.d. mmcull-jo6 _,,,., OX· 3rd ROOf.1.MATE needed im-1 • Will relocate. (805} 643-9612. • ....... mf'd, aaP Z.-30, oo children, Reliable Gardening NURSE t d ty-IU In-pelie:nced woman, st l f fut nice +bdrm hoosc. Near ft1aint. Yd Cleanup, 646-1072 al'd • P1~ t . nessbu directing &: good a.t letter bea.cb in Huntington BPach, 1 ·1 nes G I •• ,_ v , . e er y, immo P, composition as secy lo the tllo. Incl ulll. 968-5797. ' ener• .,.ry · Will drtve. (213) 752-145!. president of a large corp. • ntINGS by MOOllll!, U. ~lect., DEPENDABLE Nurse I Com· Recently re Io c a I e d in 2 Teac}lers Med female t"1 mes l plumb, f~ •. tile, instlns, panion ·for elderly. U . We11tminster. xtnt oppty for ropmmatP. Oceanfront apt. carpentry,. paint e tc, hskpg, Llvein 545-0739, capable person -must be OWn br. 645-1376 a lt 3;30 ,.1,, on'•nt-•. •-utilul 545-0820. · . DAY. work-Ceneral cleanlna: ""' '°" .. pm. dOl lars Haulir\g reliable care 01 sick. Trans. surroundings, good benefits. FEMALE room malt' .wan1ed . 5'13-7006, 541-7330. Please send resume to P.O. to11hare4JJRapfonBalboA,1 '...:....;....;._....;._·_·_~ _____ .;... ____ ..; WANTED! Messy 1r~e1 , HI W•nfed u&F 710 Box 427, Westminster, Ca. Island avail lmmcd, CaR1 yard~ & garages. moving & • P ; 'l' 92683. l .:c6.:;7,_..,.'--"-'-+1-•r"'673-_~'~"_.7,,,., -=I .,.....,._~ y ...... wastilnglon, 3 h11.uling, fl.50 --pe·r hr. + EXeER. SAILMAKER O ._ ' lo R t 4•2 Hav~ $10,000~ in 2 BR hm ..... ._ •.-.: An ti , A Bette,. Position ::.:"";:.,;°';.:.:"~"~~r~~on;;,. __ ~ ln East C.1.f .. Lend~ 1q. 'rental houses, bee.ch «bin, y m Call or apply! Hood Sail• SI~GLE 11.rage fOr rent $:1lfl., zoned ,R-4, will rel!·or lots & acreage:, 4 -+ unu , ____ 54_S-_5863 ____ , GROWING mc~~~:n~~ W.'18th st., Mo. 345 E. 16th SI. C.M. u-ade for duplex or '? SUI>-apt. exchg for So Calif or MOVING &. Hauling. 24 hr SO N L .. - .. ., •• ,.,. 'ffawall.~1694mom.onty. Service:. New"compa ny , • PER N E EXPERIENCED &75-0246. mit offer .. Bkr. .....,......, V . y 11 AGENCY ' * * * * Ha·-"',-....... In Car-ery good pnce1. CIU ca • Maririe Hardware Clerk GARAGE for rent for aulP or '* ... .,.... U\N ·v ... ul ·~ '947 1= FORD , _ _., .... ,... T ooa d.i Mar m'ptex, _,to "''e '"' · ~ 548·5281 after 6 p.m. --. w I Side C.M.. """° c.-·c ~ · .. ,.._~ H•s -i-for ac-;.;;;;m-o. 642-4422, Gtl--1730' pidc up, Xlnt. cond. Tf:ade trade up tor un1t11 or? St.lb-HAUUNG clean-up k>cal ~r-·· ... FINE COOKER -,__ -M..--.!-• · off 642 ·-M N·-• mo·••, ,·~·4 cone .. • 1~ complishec:I lndfvklual _,.. •ur """"""'"" .. "" at .: lti1t er. -cnu11 c ...,, • ., nr ho I .-b .. & a Nbrge Gas Stove Office R.,..•I .....,. 545.m2 Realcy. dent I.re truclc ~as W 1 person GOod Condition ..... ™6 ' . do4r -who Is INTER-$20 DESK apece ava.il.ltie '50 Ne"'POrt Z1 F..Qus Sloop 32' 1wo engine Rlchan:teon ' ESTED IN T 0DAY,1.::.::· _____ ..:,...:::..;7881::::, ..., W1D fl'O\'tdt fllmlture l"ull Racing Rig. 5 sailitl ""l!xpreas thl!C r, 1980. Fully TRASH I: Garage clean-up, 1 NO y -YEST-EROA.Y. FULL Umt man for E."Ve.ning at is mo. Al•••rfnl Rn1ce Cost S&IOO, value $!)1X!O, Ji"or equipped, ru.000 value, ~.:'... .... Frft e11t. Anytime. Must ,...,. _.,. sue-... shift. 11erviee station. Apply a..U..ble. 17175 Beach Blvd. ~(9bltt Ho~nt, houee., or 1 r or seasoned TD's1 lott « .,,.,...,,.,.... co'l In tl!orp ·r·_.__,,1on Ray Carey Chevron, 604 So. u.-1-.... -...cb. &G-4121 673-3570 or 642-3246 ' •"-• •37s .,.. Co••! H~ • --·na 0 -ach -·•-' -·-·=~---'"'------,1YARD, earaae. dean~ps. a on1tently leernfng. ..I, '""'6U DC • fCAI~ tulle or ottlc::e. IU.ve free_ A cleat, 6 low Remove tre:e1, dirt, ivy, p ofitt hith & ahirecf GENERAL OFFICE: Bralns Alt.cond., 10 rooms. 42.'.i N. r'Vltal units. Room for 4 What do you have to trAde? FitJ. sand, btiekhoe. 847-2666 r • l charm with top skills If~ 81Vd. um Month. "¥ft. val. $64,000. Trad!' up Lisi It ~ -In Onnge H 1 wiOll th.ls 'tteam pull posi- DAV1S 'REALTY tc2-f1DO 1or comm , il'ICOmf!, 64.f·Ull Count}''aJatRttt ru.d trtd· OU,-C Nftlng ., 'LIZ"REINDER'S Ion .th AA ~ v.zay: alb NC:Ond Olilcw' of.-The Jrwin Co., Real1or1 lng'poef, &t2$78. pED CAD; ~~ ~t=-~~ 6-u ~den H~s, ~ -nm ......, 11..i. * .._.:.."'-...,.~-. .._-a.. •Do E'tcylhl"l! * 516-rus . " •. °"'""1 A1<'1<Y 0-. !IU) l9MOIJ I>.,.. " " >< U hr. Call m.«172 ' mo ii,_ Bl •I Adams J •• . -. . • -·· 3 ·L1-NES l ?IMES ,:! 51.0'0 i ANY ITEM $ OR LESS e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e e Combined Total of Items Not To Exe9ed $50 .e e No Copy Chonfff e No Abbrovl•tlons e • No Comrnerci.11 Firms • C'AL~ . . 642-5678 ~SK FOR YOUR DAILY Pl~OT AD-VISOR • AND YOU MAY CHARG'E IT! \ • -~ • • \ • \ . > ~' •• •. \ • IW~Y PILOT "'IEST-I"--_ ....... _ .... __,J[ll] I ........... l[Il]I._, ,..--_-_.,l[ll],I~ _ ....... _·-~l[fi] I ....... !!§JI.___~·--··~]~ I •.• ' 11 Help .w •• , .... M & ,. 710 ~H;•l;p;W;•;nl;od;,;M;;&~ .. =7;1~01 Help Wenlod, M .. , 710 Htlp w.-, M",;: Aflpnf,,_ IOl • .. ·.rn•11u· ... ----.·10 Mlocoll•- ......... ' ' c I L A-· ' ., . ' , ~.-·-. ' 5 -' I F I I D 6- 4 , ' ' 2 • 5 6 7 8 SAYB £ASH! ~ CEL Coakr, e'Xper. All J •hllta. , .16.ll Plac e at I a Ave, om., Mesa. • MEDICAL 111 M1-llo....U. 111 . ...,.,..,.,...,,.~~~~~ ~ Profe11lon•I TERMITE crtWm&n, ~r. KELVlNATOR mate hi ns 8' fl.ORAL Print 1e1ta. $35. TABLE. octaaol*l card Al'Af MS tape nc, J motor, Clerical • Industrial penonntt, He'd or u.nlic'd. deluxe wuhtr • dr)'er. 968 VaJencf&. Apt. No. 4.. rt.me, hard'l\'OOd with O'"O l'IWl'M .PD. ~ No. • MANY JOBS We ott.r We 1tis. ~p Perf. cond. 113' orii. $l90. CM 5t6-M14. felt top. Seats I. Foldlnr 1«\'I Nno Rcvr mW"!$. GENTLE woman to C&tt' for happy bome, JryJne, After. ~ 2m0111 or live--ln. $14.0. 'dlO. RN & OR TECHNICIANS e ALL AREAS he&lth tl'll\lr, pd vac profit botb !16,._1611. BEA'tJTIFlJL M~terT&nMn leP. ~ for ,W.. Voi,tl&nlht prominen• WIT Cal-Pacific A,.ncy rharlnc. s day WOlk wk. ,. &ldSpotitefrii·-$J'.l <lli\lJc room .et • Rrvtr, and chlPf $25. 2 ltrftO U w1dt anatt.', ~e lens, 2'1!iO Ht11>or BIVd., C.M. Call for app•. Barden'c Ex-N e Slo •"" aee. t0 ._.._,alt-~411! -.. 1peakerl. U" E. V, ttt• Jdt, $2Q). 19 T 0 tmnin&Unr ~. uk for Joe .Bolorxh o ~ ... ~ ... ;;, ..,.._ ' ,,.....,_ "WolW:rhw triuia1I In SpUdlnc tlllt aoU clubc CM 833--0<21. ' ·>! . HELP, I i14ve .. a new blaineu fo '1*o ~ I need your help • ..fi I l">Und floor q>portullfi;y,' "cllmd by a ne~oom · w/Mw Ideas &: · ' ~ opportunity for a average interests )'Ou -You ,,.. interest mt.'. For ,pen>naJ interview only call 711J87<>-4782 Mon thru Fri. to am-2 Pm-, HOUSEKEEPER. LldCJ Isle, S days, Jive-out_, local ref. $250 rm. 6'73-9189 * HOUSEKEEPER * Live-lri, for elderly -;;=:0:::540-~90-i-l'-'0-,,.--I ~ ~ BED w/bookc.,. he•dbovd, --•--.. --, __ --~ al •-~ -,., ~-PR,O~NAL Laux or Dew ~...tden, Qlfi nl......l.. ,.._ .. ,. "''" '"'" fl•""'""'""-... on l'U'NU ui.aitf'I. um. ,,_., -~·::o· E le ed ~ ""'"""•"" p bone 1'1vn< ~ ~·-~ box 1prlng .t: matt. Good Omni dtrecdanal u r.c.u .. ·~c.u":'" Sub ~~:::t.-~ ... int,_~ ~":.A-. .. C.M; or c_':.~~N lat•, mod•I eopd. l30. 5li1-8158. $50 ••oh. 14". :.'° .. ; * AUCTION * A Ar v ,._, '~ -~· ·-~1 -"*•-· Gor-.Sale 112 cufi.r 125. Golt dulx>, l'lnel\a;tlture cute ••• • • • 3-11 Work: In )'OUt own home. TRAVEL .Age;ni, min. S yrs °'l..00 day auar. 5!1-8631'; Northwaternlam'i nated A App1~s p.m. &. 11·7 a .m. ~11 deal In area. Phone domestic. tntunatlQn.al ~1778 · GAftiGE Sale: Fountain woods, l, ,, 3,i 4. Ebol\Y AucHofta; l'riday, 1:00 p.m.. ~l«i;S betwecri 9:00 ·.i.m. commercltl, toura. mdle.: Valley. Something f o,. blade, like new. Swtnc Windy's Auction B•rn LYN'S ""' noon. """" ""'me • ......,. ,.. A ctl I04 -B RELJEF Maid, 2 dayt & quif'mltnb to Clusiftecl ad U on ewJ')'Ohe. """" r &et incl we.lght D-4. ReauJ.ar thatt 1175'~ Ntwpm't, CM ~ RJLL TIME ,.,k, $2.00 hour. H&li>or Nb. 300, Doily Pilot, P.O. triple dre••er 4 bed.,..ad, !:m Goll clabo, Ben Hogon Behind T""''' Bldg Mati , • Inn Mold, 1D> w. B&lboa, Bax l:..::i, Costa Mtsa. !d. ANTIQUE ESTATE all like new S95. Wuhins . ' l, 3, 4 4 5. rwing 16' SECTIONAL coucb,: r "I Na AUCTI ON macb, old, but works & weight 0-4. Re1. $25. Ax· '"'~• .. "-··..Aed cruahed A .IJ.ll" · TYPING: Letter• & &ooka like' new, $40, dryer &line tt $750Alrbluah .,..v ........... • 11JQ~NiC1ANS-REU~COOk, exper. ttq'd. SJl@dricatlons. Flex lb l e N~:::, ~M sis. pilot Ike needs ad-pUSC: :,,. ·AB fl:r ~ velvet $150. Ek'c •• Pl' door '' f, ,. Baptist Co n v a I e 1 c en I lt>-21 hn, eove:ril'loo. hr. FINE EUROPEAN AERIOD justfna. Accordion 12> bass, tl.ne _ ___._ t ..,,.., opener, Gene dlx. 2 contrcls I H ·3" r ' ~.-11., CO& new _. .. , JUS, Silt • b'fth wate-r ospltal, 661 Center St, H.B. (213) Cl-6$5, PIIX."ES I: EARLY be&Ut., used 6 times, p&1d sell tot ~. 6*-0191. Even. aquarium 21 pl With stand l (2), Exper. Llc'd Llce~ted. Partlculorly lacterlot09-y. T' k e Nit• Calla. Willing To Work WHkends, 7-3 p.m. a 3-11 p.m. C.M. 548-5585. WAITRESSESei:p'd ,&II AMERICAN ANTIQUES $SOO,sell "'.orl~-or be.."1 of'r. ings after 6 and weekends. be tu &::545-3578 '· .... p1y tn 1 Antlq G II Bl-'--Fish aquanum, hair dryer !Po 1 • I .... uts. Ap person J m-. ut • •ry ..,.. &: lots ot misc. ..m. SI'EREO, 1912 ~unrd, bu 72" FOLDING bed IOfa l bo's, 3050 E. Cs,t Hwy, CdM. ~ W, Chapman Ave .• Ore. 10461 Egret, F.V. full sttreo di.arlger, air w/matt.. Like new $135. WAITRESS, EXP, EVES FOR Sal 1uspen1Jon ape.,._ ·Man'J ·42 ~jacket $45 I e BLUE DOLPHIN e Furniture 110 ~: Ebony Chord AM/FM stereo rad to 'I")pe'Wrltl!i-.,. 1 stand. $7.sb: RN'S ment gift, never used. brand ntw was I e ft r ... ...., =="',_c"•:..ie,_:__49S-.o.,._:m:i,...._, _ .Excelt.nt_Worklng Con· ThfMED. opening for fnatur'I!, dltlon1 & Fr Ing• Ben• exp'd medical recept. for 2 fits •••. • :ALL SHIFTS Foun~in Valley . n:.5 Via Lido, NB Orp.n. Golf clubs, retire-wrn:r + tape deck, stW 1 port. $15. Sopi'an(. Sax· j WAlTRESSexper.Notunder WHOLESALE MAT· Di tt t ·ve1..... • ophone $15 '1'L7"'\JJ.n ne e se , swi ,..,n. unclli.lmed on la)iaway. Sold • • . 21. No Sun or Hol.ldays. .TRESSES .t: BED "RM Canopy bed, -white', comp!, fnr ••""' ... v off bal&nce of WHT. Gold Gretk design 1 Apply in person, Kramer's SETS. (name brands} sell-"1;11 Wheel chr · u bl ..,_,, ......., eddl t 1 • Or n 512 W. 19th St., Cost& Mesa. Ing ou t. (Sat & Sun ONLY ..,..., ' m ee.,.t ' Sll5 or take ~ small w iw •• II! a .se chrs il l&mps , • • Alao, payments. Collection Dept. BIOl90m engagement ri...-, , busy ~neral practitioners. Pegboard, insurance, dic- tatl:on &: .. bllfulr'. Salary _open, Reswne 4. refttenct_I lo Cla11itied ad No. 288, Deily Pilot, p .0 . "Box 1560, Costa Mesa. ~ INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE BE YOUR OWN BOSSI M.n or W,omen Lease A 'V•llbw Taxi Cab Call for Appt 546-1311 • 483 E. lith (at Irvine) CM 642-1470 MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 271IJ2 Puerta Real Hwy ,Miaston Viejo, Calil. WIG st,ylilta e:qier for 12 noon • S pm) Shmie& prage SI.le, some antiq's. n4/393--0501 1/3 karat Handmade! wed-; retail wig & 'be1auty ~ply Warehoust1 694 W. 17th St, Sat It Sun onlf U am. 3040 ' ding band $500. 673-fl6M. l: chain. Apply lli82 Chapman C.M. 64.>-f096. Coolidge Ave, Cost& Mesa SACRIFICE! Mltc.llaneout !' 17100 E-uclld et Warner Ave., G._G. or .18® j;dlnger,_ 8' 4. t' Green &:: gold-sofaa, Un alley) 546-5020. % Carat diamond rlna'. Tlf. Wan~ l2C l, 979 121 fany-aetdng. Retail value •-, liiw.<i.-'i~·;,"-l'ai;-o;;u;;::liiHii.Bii.iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii perfect $45 il $25. French GARAGE Sale. 4' bar, neutl. Plw ohn. 110. M-~ table $600. A5king S285. (Matching , RN's &: Aid~. all 1hi.tt1, ..,,.. cal mttee table, book cue. La~' • M • _ .... :~,. • xln fri • pad. -. Sta-• book••.. oq I • an I ~"""<a , Community Has~tal t nge bnft.s. Bevt-rly .--------.~ • .,., "" .. new wall plaques, 350 motor ._ __ ... FREE' l ?t1anor Conv. Hoap .• , ...... 1~ gla.ssfrontf15.6SwiW!lkit cycle, New thro'N pillows, c~~·~ne~ven~~·, .• CASHPAIDFOR (E. on San Ditgo Frwy. Ii Capistrano Bch, 496-5186. V chr's $2. ea. 548-3583. Lost of misC. Sat. onJy, ..,.. ~ auer pm a,,. ·~-"·-- Crov.tn Valley Parkway), l.i~~~~~~~:O.•I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ilii~ weekends. ,,... .. , • applJ&.IK%9, 1• SETTLlNG Est&te U' couch, 2228 Meyer Platt, Calta antiques. Onct piece or , PHONE ( 7141 495-4400 . 17141 IJO.noo ROBINSON'S $500, Din nn tab!" g chn. ""' 2 FREDERICK Rub P•in-"°'"'IUI. Call day"' nlaht, , e NEWPORT e Antiques IOO wa1. $l50. Golf clubs $65. GARAGE Sale: Sat/SUn . tings".· ,,.;. AWu~mnt ~·~ $100"" ~bu or 54'l·Tl33.. Many more h!boJd items. Golf .clubl, gam~s. e~ .....,. .. nu couet. • e BEACH NEW SHIP?tlENT 4gs..1423, cyclopedias, clotbes, kitchen tbl. $75 & $50. Settling ROU top desks, drop front es!Ate. 4~1423. WILL take aocx\ canrbf )WI' NtlRSES, all shifts, Private F 11 T' BEAUTIFUL velvet loveseat ware, upright frt.'eze r ,l:;=-:-=::---;--,:--u 1me desks, 1\ass front bookcase. molding & ml5c. items. 3080 lDEAL Gill, &lrt106t new arand pi&r» while you Duty, RN, LVN, Practical. 0-nlnn For ice boxes, arm o Ire 1 , ii: sofa, blk naugahyde 10fa M·"-A CM K bed d, _.-.__ travel or rent )'OUI' home. Ref's necess. Le11 c oulle "''"' ··• dressers, mason Jara, also, both leu than J mo. _,.....,n ve, · · ~ sprea '"~..u•n No childttn. ~22'lt aft old 557~4 GARAGE aal~ _ Furniture, made, autumn color a. Nurses Reg i $1ry. 351 Experi•nced jewelry. Sale price11. Norm's · · Sf8-"95 SPM. Hospital ijd, N.B. Call Trading Post, 31731 Cout :z Stulled"ch&fi-s,Weber BBQ, cookinc u~nsils, dishes, ,;-==o-'-,,.,---.,-~ WANTEO=-...,....--·-hllh-·-·-11ec-k'' ~:~hr. Intervw FlnER H~.,So.Lquna. Queen size bed with ·~:·~.cNo~~pl:~~ M~V:~~a~l~~o.~ "'1.ng chair. St(rl lni '' NU~G SEA'MSTRESS -~~~· ;~~ ~~ ~~~d~ :1:~ss. * 84Mfll4 * 27~---~o Cto 4 pm, 2429 ;1es m u at to. ~1:~ ~~ LVN Supervi9:'.lr for n!lltf, 2 Reuonablt. 540-0611 ew. FLORAL desl&n white twin Auuu"'r• .M. ===~~--=- nltes a wk. llpm-T:30 am Exceptional Benefits k headboard, frame, FREE st.ancHng adjU1tab1e NEWPORT Yacht C l ub KNIESEL K~orequ.al."':i' ahilL Park Li do Con-OLD Press Bae Rocker, b:Jokcue, spread & canopy. shelf system. 9 shelves, Membership fO!' sale al a llO CM, mar1cn pftl.• W valescent Center, 4 66 Apply in JM!'l"SOn ]fi.5 p.m. solid wood, xln't. cond. Call Al I """ ~·o ,, • .,,, desk, 2 stereo component very subltanlial 1aving!. pay m to $10D. n4:N&-4511 642-3703 mos new . ...,.,_ ,,.,......,,;o, ~•a ,,~.,.. -Flagship, NB. 642-8044. • 2 Fuhion Isl., N.B. • cabinets, walnut. 6' x 8'. .,.,,....r..>IU. BLUE CHIP STAMPS ·===-~----t E al i CLOSE OUT! Ntw 1 pc p nditi 644-40lS !:.=~===-=--NURSES Aides, ex Pe r . qu opportun ty employtt Appliances I02 ratan set $250/$350. value. effect co on. . POOL TABLES Warehouse WW pay CASH! 968-.1729 ' pref'd. am ~pm 1hilt. Bap-, 64~. 1877 Harbor Blvd, SAT, 11171. Garage Sale, Sale. Freight dam.aged $49 Mu1lc•l ln1trvment1122 I ~t Conva.le;sCen~ Hosp., 661 SALES. BOATS ROPER •"'""e, 4 burner" -CM; 91utt:2Pfn,..-Mi5C. Jazz. Br.-lo-Sl99.-New alate factory Center St CM 548-5585 -... 5E't compl $*)0. 1524 Keel crated, $195 to S395. FINE CHRI-"• I ' · · · Growth oriented boat dea\t'T'-wfaven I: broiler above & MEDITERRANEAN Style ...,,, .,_.. 529-8466 "~l•J.1\.3 . rd Dr, COM. ~. · PRESENT! OPPORTUNITY for 3 stitp l:s seeking the services cab space below. $1.15. Headboard, 1tanda dbl 1 ..licensed Real E 1 t at e of. a career minded sales-642-9129. box sprlng/matt. 6 mos ·old LOVELY custom furn. Dn!'lc-FINE COOKER Neu•ly new Crown electric : salespeople. Be your ~ !11an ~ho wouf e,n]Qy work-usEo Appliances &. TV's. Top"QWty $150. ~9. l!t-Oin. set,-Be.ker hr ael, Norge Gas Stove IUitat .:.A:.--&mplilier,__Le:ss 1 •ng tn the .. ..-.... ..i Chenille divan. Misc. ittma. Good Condition than half the original price, bos111 Top cornmilsions. t1 ..... l"""'1ng recrea. We auar 1: dellv~r. Mt. Airy breakfront UJ 548-788i Haw ,your own desk & "'~~\,~ SUccesstul salell Dunlap's, 181S Newport Bl.t -fruitwood finish pe:rfect cond. fi44.-4549. • -only $50. 9'19--0!!9S alt 6· phone. ~·uund a ~ll:fl. Salary C;M. 548-TlSO. *•* 644-1034 *•* LAWNMOWER ST. GE COLDSPOT Refri& Sil> !'OR SALE LADIES lor Welcome Wagon w E Lachenmyer Realtor against C'Omm.lSSlOn, Send ~===--~~-Vacuum S15. Stroller $4. etc. Norge 1tovt!·[l:u $20 GETZEN gold tromboftf.l Car/typewrj t~r-nee. 1Boo'Ne:w,eort Blvd. O.M. l~tttr or resume to Cl~sii-FRIGIDAIRE cr.osatop PLATFORM swivel rocker, 2616l Ad,elanlo, Mission Vie-Both O.K. condition Excellent Condition &U-1850, 54t5~~ 646-392S ~ -S45-34S3 tied.ad m. ~9. Daily Pilot, freezer. Xlnt worlrina: cond. good rond, need.s recowr-jo. Work good! 548-7881 ** W-(196:! ** 1 P.O .. Box 1560, cnrta Mesa, $50. 6#-0196. ing, $35. 67~. POOL ble It balls Mft .. Tme. ~ to $'600 Calif ~ GQ•·h d' . • u·~ 2 GARAGE Sale, SaL A Sun., ta • new FENDER, Deluxe am p , ~ BUd. a~ hlftle a ...PAJlT TIME . . REFRIGERATOR $19.~ 16 ,;.... IV&1I o' qu I.CU, ll/27 I: 28, lP am Ul dulk. cover,..._~ .(.'Ond, Com-custem eaftftd .$125, Siffl llncere intttest in a.:. ca-~NT MGR. SALESMEN cu n, hug~ freeze cheit, cuslrlon, good. tond. '1Jt•$50 m .t 226 Pauline Pl., C.M. poiition. f140. 846--2482. guitar $'10. fHS-1187. 1· ~'!' This expanding nat'I ~ couple f<>I'. new 30 t(ftd ·men 'Who are_ ready to F?igidalrt. 962-1965. takes it! 54!J..&j()7. PATIO Sale Sat. A sun. 2400 CARPET: Carv~ be I 1e Office.Fumlture/ co, llttk:s colleg~ trai~ in-urut aduJt apts in CO$ta learn the CB.1" bus1neu and Auction ,,.....-Auction I04 CliU Dr., Ne'WpOrt Beach. nylon 7S )'d•, $75.' + tree Equip. . 12 dividual. Employer biter--·~es&. are willing to train. Mu.st ~-• ... -.. 6"5--0255. cotton~ SJ )'da. 67'>2318. viewirig in oorofcs. Call Bob C•ll Mr. Barr at have rood. personality, be r.1pCoy 833-2700. Alio Fee 646 8666 interested in a tutu.re. dres11 You !tr• Cordially lnvit«I To Attend An 'SJ MG. Elec. ruitar. G-1 Joe DELOXE Trim-A.cite w:lth SEVER.AL office dtsks &; Jobi!. Dennls.& Dennis Per-well, salesminded. Bene:flts: Jeep &: Trlr. Plants. 814. vibrator, xln't cond. $50. _ IWivel chairs, oonference t •<>onei Agency, m M;•hel· PART time, typ i .... lite Demo .• group ;.,., ...,..,.. ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION Cort .. , CM. 5'5-8092. 6'&-<'T!S ..... .,......... table • chain • mioc. ... ' l son Dr Irvine bkkpg req'd. Newport F1oor teed salary plus commill-TWO SISSIONS GARAGE SALE FIRE\VOOD FOR SALE fia!' tum. Call 545-8427. ' M.AIL cl.ERK ~:.r~~~cde~ar~· Cst :~inu=~~~~t , RIDAYNIGHTNOV.26,7:00P.M. Sat I: ~n. 128~ 35th St., Oranges!_~yptua Pianos/Organs 126 ' 18 Or Over, f/time id fu-t 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;I TY OLDSMOBil.E; 2850 SUNDAY AmRNOON NOV, 21, 1 iOO P.M. N.B. 675-m. . r1 ture. Min. wage. North I' Payroll Clerk Harbor Blvd., ~ Mesa. lxotk Colltctlon of fin• European Ptrioct Pflct1 9• Luxury Sola, aqua sUk $.10. KROEHLER tan couch $45, --cONN &ALLEN -' , American Com spondence Salesman lfro111 tti• 1toldh111 •IJ can SU-4741 36" gu alo~ S30. tablet I ORGAN DEMO SALE :.,,, Scho<M81 4401. Birch St., Ne w-Heavy Responsibility Young Co. Gr1!at Potential f. A. HOHl~ICKll (VIENNA) --L J ft--"" llt other misc. 84T-8025. port Beach, CaJil •. Ask for For Large Finn . fton4-s.~,i .. Pollewl • Hou-10 d vvuul SALE Girl' -~ I ••-K Call Mrs. Schm idt 11,..,. °'' 1 ..... ~1. tledw-r· ,..,.., ''--· si,-r °"'"' si.1ve, FOR : ·S -tes, Sa.ve up to $1200 on Jleleded ' • ....-, earm. _._ ,.. , -. . 3 ., ,_,_,_ Parts D•pl. Man WESTCLIFF 1-1••1 °'1""• -. .... bo1•1•1• ·"1~. A••1• ... , ·-KING Revenlble spread, 11ie , a un ... ,-...,;. console flooc' demo's. Greal _I ""n woJ · '" x~-ge ir-,.. .. 11 ... , t ~ "'-..._., Dl!.io.. ~ <>-e. 1tt11 c..i..., ....._. ·~e~~ "2J;6 ... ·'N~~ Exptt. Beach Are& P~~NNELAGENCY s.1, M MM-....-. s..i, c..-r tw•,.,, c...111 .... , .,_,Art part wool, &rnf;old/wht. 646--4740. buys on our demo splne!1 •1 1 , 4'l'l,) Westcliff Or., N.B. c;i.o, fM. • • • SPKIAL CONSIGNMENT: $50. 644--0196. MINK stole, Autumn Haze, also. All merchandise IOld Blvd, CM. 548-9755. NIGUEL 64~2770 40 h , YAN LO-AD of EARLY '"!RICAN "NTIQUIS Machinery 116 $400. Must see to •P· with newMrn.nlfes, privatf! ·' i MALE or Fe'tlla1e far Animal Personnel Agency SALES: Leading apornwear '' """ "' preclate. 645-2073. Jessona & delivery, WHILE ,, care-taker. Over 30 for . 27635 Forbes Rd co. needs 10 women this (Partial u111n11 follow! -------·-~ LAST! animal b:ispltal. Must have -OVER 400 ITEMS -WOODWORKING MACHIN'-FOR your favorite goUrrnet GOULD wsrc '' ··-•• ,·"••-•i in •n•·mal•. Laguna NJ~J area. Call Pat, 8.19-4798, &: herb planter. lmlh W. Sine. 1911 , ..... ,. " '" 831·1477 523-9348. t .... A-•I ...,..,'-' o.~ '""" I"-SIM!o, le<kln, ~ ERY Staple gun11 & sanders. "-a·'-n' rn:: .....,0 .., .. ,,. N .,_, A. • , Wn.1, Cl•••"ied Ad No. 291 """'"!!"!!~"!!~~!!!!!l,i,\tii-~dv:'-;;-;;;-;:-I -l~ ••• 1 o-,_, oi... c... .. -. 1~i..14 r..w S.ltM s.1, ** ·~n10 ** ..,._..., 1wu .. u .. ,..,....... #N't;;J 0 in&n s ·'I ...,,,,u a..,,..;_., 011,1.,. ·-o...,e, l•ll T" O..b. 0.1-~ill t .. , °""' . ' . Dally Pilot, P. O. Box PIZZA COOK SALES Lady, ex Per · °"'xi ~(80.., wldott IM IHT), OVll .600 1TtMS11n1 M c,-,1--.11.------,,-.1'°1 MACHINIST'S I Inspector's * 547-0681 * ~ r 1560 Costa M<-'U, Calif. . wome n 's wear. Apply, LOCATION: set aneout Wood tool box, 10 drawers. * SALE SALE * "I, 92S7tl. Full &: p/tim~. A?ply aft 5 Jackie'• Fashions, Hunt. ANTIQUI GALLERY II.DO. Like new. 645-3826 eves. pm, Me-N-Eds Pizza, 16532 "'-nt•r H B M ' Y G I I PIANOS •• ORGANS ?t1ECHANIC, all around '""' ' . . 204 W. CHAPMAN AYI., ORANGI Y ~011 • our 8 n DECORATORS items: Carv· Beach Blvd., H.B. . -~SALES==~s~ECR=ET=AR~Y-~ carat diamond ring, Tif-l'd mirrors, Auatrlan M\ade, Sll!ln~. Kawai, Hammond, mechanic want~ In H.B. i?RACTICAL nune. hveo-ln, For local f l lg ti INSPICTION: fan~ setting. Value $600. dra""• chlmea. 548-696!. Allen, BaJdwtn, etc. From at!a 893-9344 betwn 6 am wheelchair patient. SIA day plastics fi~c ino SA. d!i FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 10:00 A.M. (ALL DAY) Asking S285. (FREE-never ~""~~·,_,.,-,.-.,,...,..---$295. RENTALS $10 up. 1 -'&~n"oo"-nC,. ~-~~~-I wk: 673-7471. typing, lib &: numerical RRMS1 CHICK OR CASH worn lady's &: man's Md-2 Lrg lighted dlspla,y cases Mon 4 Fri. eves 'til 9 ~ ~ Men, Women, Chl!dren PRE«hool teache'rs, send skilll req. Good Warf A: GARY L. GARONER, J.UCTJONEER ding 'bands.) Cell 546-5710 S145 k $100. Old trunk $15. Sunday U-5 1 ' FAME & FORTUNE resun\e to P.O. Box 1087 be~fits. Send resume to aner 6 p.m. ii: Wttkends. Camping gear. M8-0210. FIELD'S PIANO CO.. :>: Could Await You Ntwport Beach, Calif. Dept. Saie1 _ NC P.O. Box 2091 Furniture 110 Furniture 110 Furniture 110 FurnHure 110 ...__.:833M,..Newportn~~~~-.. ' Independent Film Prod. Co. N San A ,.._ 9270 ...,...,. 'YV'W"".u;;AI Needs New Faces For TV ta na, ...... 7· WOULD YOU , , , Commerelals, MOV!e<, PRODUCTION SECRETARY BELIEVE ', NO E~~'~fu:ss. c.ooo ~~HlN!~~ fringe THE USED FURNITURE OUTLET rREZ ORGAN LESSONS -.1 $3Z-Sl38 Per Day benc!i~ tor men wlit 1e.,t SALES ANNOUNCU GRAND OPENING SALE q Jong u you lib! No ,.._ ';, (213) 461-3051 l yn exper. on production Manufacturing fi rm needs \atration. No obltp.Hon. JI.Ill , 1 M~g~'.'-~,,~!"~in-:~-.,-~-~!:"~.~ ... -,-.' ;',';.""';;~='. ~""'.;,>'W:m '::n:: Commencing Nov. 29th, 30th, & Dec. 111 °C·=MJ's~l"' : : , boon. 646--0949.Lee. , ~dpd port< D ~J!ll'lg -ewxper. ~on gov~tcontncts ht'Jp-W ha d fu ftu d W h ..__ d &12-2851 ~ l •J....l<J,....1 M"'O"°LD°"E"'RS-=Fi"·be"'r::_,,,.,.::,--,-exc.1 A''.:'.,.: ne'" ~ our .... luJ. •hould .. ., tlOOd ab!!· e Ye UH m re Un er e ave ..... tory HCOn S ORGAN SALE • , &.' l'l"V At nar Corp, 203l ities to communicate w/ 1 old ! O:inn Orpn Annual ran ' per. &: tnintts, all 3 shift& Howell, Si.rite ~ Anaheim. cvstornmi I: 2')me PBX exp. yr• UI L-. fr I hLd " . ltµl l'!•oenBa. c:~. 6.13-IOOO, l\fiin l!iiO Th1ll'O, Will be -,.,...,,. onler We haie faetory-Closffuts -.nl au..-e_ e 9 a111119e ~Sa== T t . " !!:..;0;:;;::0;:;;::::;;;:;=1:;;;;;;=;.;:::~~==::;;.;;; • .,.f ~t;:;~.::,;:=.:: ALL STYLES & PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW ~. ~-""' ._ "" w/,.11et on ow!t""'°""'. Ap. . All boc(dlng & upholol•rod furnffu,.. · -COAST MUSIC ' / Jfy Symbolic Displays Inc., •r• sterilized to exceed St•te Furniture & BeddJnt lawtl Nl!,wi:soRT • HAIWOR e I 1762 McG&w Ave., Santa a.ta l(e.a * &U-2851 I Ana • ......., .,.. •• -• ..,,. .. ......... '49" SERVICE estab. Fu 11 er 0cc.ieH1 t.W. .,..,. t:r-~r.'-'-'c"'"'"""c.-c."--------'"'-'"'"---,== Organ Storage Sale ,; Brush cu.tom.en. c.M. Up ..... _ s12:'' s49t1 Al'len 25 pedals Allen 32 r~ to $160 wk].y to atart. humw .._,. ~ I JIC· .,... ... ,.,._ 6ett9 Mt pedals, Artisan d.pei mod., 962--0416. °"_,_ cWn ..__ '19'' 1 pc. w.a...t w-. ,..,. IMllMI. s99t1 _ ... •.wlnAn~ ... ~~nrt. ,· left .................. a ..,..., nw. f4Nwf, Mfrreto, ,_, a Mt1 c•.,. ... & •-41 u,,_ ~ -..... .. l'ltN Wee4 ...... CM&rt s40_1 Prim .. w 1 ...., ... '69'' Newport <>flaM * 66.15.'I> Sr. Acct. to $14K J Yrs CPA exper. Partner- .a:btp pote:nttal. smau ti.rm. NEWPORT Personnel Agency 1 13S Dover Dr., N.I . 64Wl70 Softwore M9r io $20K RA!:al·time computer l)'ftms aper, Dearted. i!!EWPORT Poroonnol A,.ncy m Dover Dr., N.8. 642-3170 Wst •• .a ClauUliod Ad. 6Go667I. , ... ..,., ,,.. c~ .,.._., ... ,, •• ,,. sm... ... LOWREY P1anol 1: 0rpm:; ., C"9ltl ef .. .._ s14t1 ~ .... .._. s44t1 Yamaha Ptano 6: ()rp.naf le l"' '"''""·.,...., ,...., "-• ...,_,, .,..,.., . ,,.. s~ h:not. nest bU)'1 , Mt.._"-,24,, .... .....,, ..., •••W•lf seat• 11, Mw a . !llld. Sdunldt ~ & ..tt. ff.-, ...... .....,., 77 Music CQ., t.t .. l!lf., 1901' N. ,j -!m -,149,. 1....,. -IOatl ' 11&111, Sonlo Ana ; ; , .... ..._,.,_, .... .....,s._.., Cwt,......,,.....,,......,....., 07 BABt Gl'Uld BaJdwln,,r I '39" DD1No;;,..,;;.,w.;.,;;,.0.01s;j4;;1 --~----IMfi Walnut. Paid """ m>o. O .,.... ......, ......, ..,... , __ .. 1 ,,_ 6. Best' otter f7W,.MS. • 1 _ 2756 N. Main Street, Santa Ana 547-3906 fdii' fHhien Leno, lorm11rly AnilofOI '"'""-C.. Adj_,t loo Path .... s.iuaro: loftto Ano ' FrMW•Y lo Main S.,...., No. °" Main S.......f HOUn: M• ... M t .... ~ •·•· -M . ti f, t.f 11 •· .... p , -.... ,. """ .. 4 •• -. ' fuj\ aai. Sl<lnway G""" • 1 Piano. 5'•" A1lo piano bu '· l avaa. Mab offtt, 6'2-&m. 11 1 STllNWAY CONSOLE ~ j' w/bench. Beaut. Italian st:vle· ... ~ waJnul mo. 133-0! 13 , ! PRIVATE PARTY WANTS ' f TOBUYPf:~iOR!:As<. :: I ' Ploye< P l•no, $ol6S. , ; ! -f6GIS ~j - I I ! • DAILY PILOT ,,... ......._ - H-'1 How YO'll .C• JI'!. 011r -Fam-DIN .A :u...1 .,.,, .. ....,.-.. 111111 them"-""'•«rcoth lo -of -.j .. n .... leftt om... I e ti. 11-toc1t. procluce Of. plant.. •tNo'commerclaf H1111......t.' e Each I-mutt.._ p<I .... with no ltom. .., ... $15. • . c...t lJ ...,.,. ........ ,... .... , ... ... ourf-amous DI .ME-A-LINES • - 1 S!DY8 S25, 557·~ ... FIVE ·CONVENIENT OFFICES TO .SERVE YOU e HIWl'OltT llACH , . 3333 Newport Bl•d. e LAGUNA ·BEACH ...... 222 ForHt Av0. e COSTA MESA ... :· .... ., •• 330 Watt llay e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 ... ch lllvd, e SAN CLIMINTI 30S No. El COJ11lna RHI --~-·--· --. ---=---. olit_-A.lJNES LADIES 3 ~ IStlt ~ l:IOU..~000 bed, ~lln&Mi· LARGE: tnade-1 87 akllaaw GOLF balls 5c to 20c: 219 TOYS: Motorltic Torture Boys Schwinn Sttn:araY $Zi. $15 .. 5"--0272. and' case, nffd a rear $19.50 : Poinsettia, Corona d~ Mar. Track & 2 can $5. 'i'hlnk·A· Small tilt 10p table ~ .5.:D~WER dft..u U 281 Child'.• ~~ti Bearcat elec-GOOD Used 'tttt1, can $14. 1i; Tton $3. Stra,na:e Chan&~ Complete VW front llhim\y Dd 1'lar ~T • trlc car $9.50. Steamer i 15• Trucks $15 and ll&:SO Time . Machine $3. 18 piece Are For bumper $6. ~· ~,· • trunk $10. Black Aniu• All In aood condition. 281 Voy•ge to the Bottorn·at the Private Pa tiles BLUE ~Ip ..,:;;;. SH •tam pi· Si'd~fWARE ·p0lti'ry, made broller $9.50. 642-75U. Dd tMar1. &tc-494TJ Between Sea set $3, 2 Texaco trucks i. ONL y S3.50. VW titt1 U. Hoa b)' CSCLB ettamica atu. ASTROLOGY· guts, jewelry, 10 am-7. pm, Sit 4 pm and 8 S3 each. ~ Dt. Seuu Begin. PARTS$1~25.C.mr>lt.l•<art 'T PINCH '56 Qiev., '81 Buick, '60 Buick. M~key Thompeon a DON in lites, m tatr. 5574300. t SCRAM-LETS e st.SO. Area . r11a Sts.JBlble111 den1' plante~ '1:$8. jo&:• U. plcture1 S()c...$7. 642--0056. pm Sun; ~ ~~:e :';r e:td -. $1.;15. Comine wn $4. AntJ.. $$. Weed poll S 1 • S 4 ' 8 Ft. -n .ofa $6. 5 ft. SKIJ~; Hea~ ihortlea with cap and stand $1. Barbecue Acl1 '"°m: lu1lM11 croe vase ,S. Glasaea lOc. Alldn~··• $3 .. so. Pltcbei:s SS-watnui·~~ffee table $7. blrxh!1" $20. Sid boots, with rotisserie SS. Hibachi Addre11el Not BoOks 1Qc.Si. Stock and '6 Bowb $6. 5'8-llm. 'Upholltered gold chair $3. chUd a four buckl~, size 2, and ittVld $5. Apolec tape AcceptM Bond 1ame $4. Dic.ti9nU>' -BIKE. boy'• StlncnY S2S. Youth bed $1. Port-a-crib ~sis. Sl:<f pants, alrl • ·.•be .12 rtcorder with mike $S. 2- • ~~· ~~ mu;:;J!~n:~ . 54>1&8Z. $3.•Sli'Oltt $3. 644-ll03. S2. Ski 11weaten, rtrl 1, 11ze 35mm cameras with flash $5 , '-I I SERVEL 1u re(riaerator, ' . · 1 8• $4. Sid aweaters, alu lO, each. Saw horse S2. Ladder , Advertisers v .. .-t "I J.Jnen table clothes, ll eood $25. Two cheitt ol SKJS and boots, me 9~ $25. $4. 644--0352. sz 1135 Po ona mr ( th•-• r-s1ulatlon1 napk:in1 $5. Kitchm ware1 dra"°>tn u;i. Jtaytaa &l3 St. Jamts Rd, N.B·TRIUMPH. Splttitt partt:· · m ' · I may be iii vlolatlon 25c. MS,c encyclopedia S5. .,.uhin&: machine Sl5. Lara:e 646--1514. Bucket aeata, !otm S5 t"ach: M~OSCOPE .Skilcrott, 416 f of State FranchlH Golf du •,~Je\\"elcy SJ· chest ol drawers $20.·RCA COLORFUL decorative Wbttb: Sl.50 each. 'wtth Sen10r.U. Weiehts, 100 I~ . • Bolrd & loc1I bus.. $2. Christmas noveltle1 50c. 21" -table ~ TV $20. Mnaing ceilin,g accent mad tire1, $3. Hui caps Sl each. $10 \V1p, 1 king tt<1:1 ~1r i • nns licenM r91"I•· Candle' lamp S2. Clothe• 30e. 83.>-1674. Cf artif:lcial fruit and leavts Doon wt th. glaa1 S3 each. $7 .50, 1 short S3. FU"es1de ! ' tioas. $1.i El,ectrlc tea pot $~ MOVIE camera SIS. Tent 9x9 for enlr)' way or patict, ideal Windihleld SlO. ·Heater S5 set, 38" tall S7 .so .. Skates sz. i ~ TraveUn& bags $ 1 • $ 2 • Wenitl $12 v.·ltb fioor. tor Christmu &ift $25. Shock absorbers $2 eacti: $1. Sterling silver ice bucket ! GARAGE Sale, nrw wall ~n!:1':,,.rcaboP~ ·N!~~: Cooler cMat $6. Drul form €lean dqubl~ bed with htad· Rear aprln1 $2. "hfanltold $10. Tether ball, like new $2. plaques15cto'S3, new throw 54&-0671; • ~.'AM.FM car radio P,>. ~ ~"., Doub!~· box and carburetor•' $7. Brau tray S5: Ritchie sail ANSWERS Dinghy -At~r -Grate - Cashew -CHARGE·rl"S fn tht>se day1 there are haws, .tbe hBvt·oots and the CHARGE-ITS. GARAGE Sale, new wall PIJmill r:x: to SJ, n@W throw Jfll!ll!lll"s $1, new stuffed an!. mals 50c, new pin cushions 25c, new book markers l5c, 4' bar SlO, Nautical coffee table $5, book case l5. Sat. only, 72'28 Meyer Piac:e, Coeta Mesa. ' ' EJ!Clric knife 17. Cr·· .. , •Prin& and, frame. $20. Nl~ \\'lndshleld .wiper motor $2. bolt co~, new SIS. f • pillowa $1, new atu!fed ani· USED, lumber hf. :k4, 2x6, ...... Battery $3. Fiat SOD, parts Hoover e1ectrlc sweeper, SKIIS, head, excellent con- ma4 SOc, new pin cushions 3x10, b::2 solid -mahogany helmet $10. Pat'° table and doubl~ 'ln&t~u $20. Solid 50o-$1. 646-1390. 2 0 0 O like ' new $10: Cha~elier, dition SID ni:w. S26. 546-4140. I Zic, nt>W book maril:era 1.5c. and h~ak tci-api, long strlPI chain $15. Lawn mOwer fl! ytfJJ)l!;t .. bookcue, double Republic, C.M. wrought iron $12. ?icture 4' bar SlO, NaLttical cotftt for moldini 4na bloclu, also Pro hair cllppen SlS. High ~ ~I . ~~ S1 lS. "'EW d I frames 35c·fl, Boy's .cleat table $5. book cue .$3. Sat. . .. 5c-S1 chair $5. Girl'• blke $25l '°""""" IU'lg e ._., compete ,. eep aea t 1hln&' pole football shoes, good ·con· only. 22'i8 Meyer Place, marineplywoodtcraps . Built· i n Frl1idatre $25 •• Sin&le Maple bookcase no. 646-6069. dltlon$4.50.Collapsible Costa Mesa. =:s ~~r~ekr s!r~ di.shwuher $2S. Llvingroom headbOard $15. Oak buffet ANTIQUE bottles $1··$4 . clothea pole $7.50. Women's BEGINNER ,...,1ltr 18 15 \\ suite, makes into bed $25. $25. Chest of drawers and 646-ro89. clothe.s,· l0.l2·l4.1 good .,... · w1th glua doors .S • 1ork Plattonn rocker needs dres~rs $15-425. Pair of 11 tt G' J cl th Blhoculian$5. 5'8-f7&f.. bench $15. 216 E. 2)th St.. upholstering $5. 'combo· ?i-faplenlgbtstands$20 each. ANTIQ.UE miniature atove quality ._ U''s o es, j DINING tab", oval Jonruca C~1. 646-2317. ?adio-record player, apace lroning board pad and cover and p1ece1 $10. 646-Sl89. =• j!~~t, 2:!2·10,.Bo~~~ $20. 5f8-176C. REF RIG ER AT 0 R $25. for TV $10. Full 1lze $3. Child's single Maple OIILDttEN'S decor Items: ringbone weave $2. Lazy 8' Turquoise davenport S25. 30" gas Jog $25. Bowlin& baa and ball SlO. Formica end table $10. Naugahyde love 11eat $20. Corner tier · table $20. Lawn mower $5. Anti- que 5 gallon milk can $5. Tricycle $5. Floor lamp $5. 67~331. , ; 8' SOFA , blur." gocxt condition Dlshv.·uher US, &tove' $25. blankets S2. Full aize blonde head and footboard $3. Pair &aggedy Ann and Andy Susarw.alt·peppen, bowls, 11 sz. 646-U'T4. · Chain $5-$2.j. Air tanks $3-headboard $10. 3 11·ay lamp of Maple bunk ladden Sl lamps $12.00. \\'all hangings cra.te aet, buffet set Sc-$2. .. NET ~pen, like new $10. US. Electric ~tars $7.50 $5. Iron Sl . Foot atool SI. each. Sturdy student desk $5-$10. Various 1 ta t u e 192 Flov.'er St., c Al . CHAIN link fence 3' high, 15~1' section, 3 section, I""' section, 3' gate, all posll $10. 546-«153. 1 ~lll61. 557-M. each. Toola 2jc..J5, Small Coffee table $.5. D-212 $25. Maple desk chair $6. fiJurines for chlldre'n S2.SG. 9-5 disc rrlriden Sl.5. Small Hanover Dr., CM. Nice Maple table lamp.a $5.50. 646-6089. ~. $8.~ay, · ? , GlANT all wood spool table, drlll pree stand SlS. 'Elec· $6-8.50. Maple occasional HAND . ted decorat TWIN box s;prmg and mat· POWER ?i-10\VER $25: Edger ' . beoutifully finished S 2 5. tric ahoe ahintt $12. ClotMs DOORS, inaide, out i l de' chair $25. Movable two shelf-......... •··.""'L •mp' "~ tren $10 e_ach. Frame S3. $20. Yard tools S2, 9 x U -.. ••72 rnany sizes Sl·S15. ............... ...., H ht 115 >lod Blue rug $25. Twin head· ' • .........,.. . dryer $25. MariM beat ex· Fiberalau panels, ll'ffn n· walnut cupboard $12.SO. Tall Figurlnea $2.51).$5, Wall pla~ oover u~ng . . ern BOY'S Bike $25. Girl'• bike changer, bUre JJ\lID.ps.JS.$25. h 5 lhell bookcase ~· Pretty q:Ues $5. \Vlne barftl wall bras.s twm headboards $5 !::nS2$l~H:itp·la'f:H::. ." $25. Upright . vacuum 646-3250. • eac .675-3959. vanlfy -wtth stool $25 ha . S22 1.cx1· 1 each.Lawmnowtt$5.Edger : " . cleaprr $25. C'I. n n I ate i' REFRIGERATOR $15. Pine DOG baaket. pad, new $2.50. Dttorative swa& l&rnp $15: S22 ng~':.m tac p aque $3. Chandelier $15. 2574 Ox-:;;::;: 15$5~ ~~ ~ ~-~ vacuum clerir and at· J:(ln&: table, 2 plttoe $10. 21" Electric kettle $9. Child's DeluXe type walnut pole . . Jord Lane, CM. 546-4ll'f. •wua .... tachments $18. 10 apeed TV, ., __ ;, ....... all tubo $5.·TV electric grill S2. Books, lamp $10. Marbl@ with WALNUT ipeakft' $8. Elec-LOVELY like new crib mat· Pillows, blankets, throw "C<:\a .,,., hardback 25c-75c. 673-3959. . -•-· .. ___ ·. Irle dryer $25. Panon'a d $20 ruas $1-$5. Fireplace toola i · De.Rf.Iler tront wheel 4. rt\'olving stand · $2. FDam ,~...,iut <RIH' cocktail coffee table 3.xS' $2S. Portable tt'eJSS and bumper P.a ; S5. 'rV $25. Baskets: $l. ; .Jtui wbriel and tear cluater mattreaa is. Brus·lamp $3. TOYS, pmea, booka and table $2S. Coffee, end and ·ha· d SS 645--0476 Bassinet $7.50. Bath1net $5. S45-5JJ5. ;· $10: m.m. ' New kitchen curtains $1. clolhes in xlnt condition chow tables $5-$15. Swivel ir ryer · • Car bed with new mattress ;;r;o;w,.,,.,.,--,;;:;::-:= / 1 p 0 R T ABLE e 1 e ctr 1 c Boy's 26" bl~. tlffds wor k 2 5 c -S 5. Many ltem1 shampoo chair for home or DOUBLE bed, good shape, $7.50. Hi chair $4.50. 2 nig~t FOR SALE, 15' Balsa wood typewriter $20. New •bower $6. -Women's pullover nylon unopened. 9840 Peacock, shop use S25. Large 'bo:t aprings, mattress ~nd stands $6. 2-3 dra..,,·er night paddleboard $20. flS-2414. curtala and valance $3. top& Zc. Sweaters ~ F.V., l block NW of Brook-wormwood-new p ic tpre fr~mc $25. JeeP .... ,, volt stand 'and headboard $15. GAS atove S20, 673-4228. ,Glass shoftr tub @nclosb.re Portable TV •tand $2. Pots hunt Ii: Ellia, 96U723. frame $10. Large hamper generator $5. Starter $5. Larae 4 drawer chest $25. L 0 VE 8 EAT $IO. Re- . $7:. 'Large bath rui' $5. and PMI' 25c-5()c. Stf!8.nl CHAIR $l5. DreN form s.;. $2. Clean couch $25. Extra '642-1826. 1200 \l'estclUf Dr.. Twin rollawa.y $10._~ end trlgerator $20. TV $15. Pl '"""'"' from 1963 $12 iron -$1. 3025 Harding Way, OiUd's rocker $3. 96" •017. wide and comf0rtable -Chair N.B. tables • one round-<ine Couch S25 .. Tables $l.50. 8.1uv:r• ' · ..._. $12.50. Good qua I l ty GIRL'S Stiniray bike, good sqUare $5. Stroller wi"th t St~ $3. Table fi.d1o $2.. CM. ~l69'l. ~ .amISTMAS Jgya, ~ 1001 ted· -Women:a, ch~n·s and condition $15. Wilson 'ralOO back seat. $10. Stroller-back Chairs SJ. Baby dresain& · Typewtit~ $5. ~ Catt 2 SOLID Maple Cl.pta!NI tlY bear like new $10. 3 foot clo OK.. "" ., • ., •:::tco table $8. 675-4833. I', blonde 'Wll $5. W1&let $2. chain $10 . each._ 9x12. rug . 'doc like new· $10. 'Also lttnl thing --.... Clean, metal tennia racquet, -i'4 teat $5 • ...._..;..,,,. 'c"o'°'M"°'P"Lc-E=T'°'E~B=-r-o_w_n~I • l · ~. · . ])ad $5. Gu1t..r $5. National elegant aize 16 IC'e\ blue not 'l't'Ol'n att& rugs $3-$20. inftlium $20. 646-S923. ARGOS 35mm projector $25. uniform ~-om twice $6. ALUMINUM artificial ~-l!ic each. I bar heavy lace cocktail .'dttu ~~ty J;'~ 1~~ern, •wag DUAL· bookcase headboard 10 Cartridges $5. Extra pro-645-5614. i, Oriltm8itret f15. ~109. stools, black vinyl $3.50. with jacket worn ooee $25. · vacuum $25. Dual green bedspread jtttor bulb and lens $2. c,;;;-;;;-,.,=,,.-==-= · .. • · RecQfds and k>ys l()c.$3. Ivory· wedding dreu size swee~, near new ~.51!· '$15. Large old deak $5. Matchbox motorize raceway GIRL'S 3 speed bike, iood I. BO'l"S Stingta,y 1nlie $25 .. Bukdball hoop soC, P&ntA 11-U. Chapel train co1t -Electric ._wall clock~ . $541. Deluxe Irone'r $15 . ..AM·Fl\f complete $4.50. Swim fins condlt~n S20. 644-2629, 546-410J · stretchen 2Sc. Step~ ~· Sl.25. now $25 eo'rreou.s 'Handy •~all electric table · i'adio $3. New ll}Ue 1nylon $2. Swim mask $1. Bow $1. BOOKS, loy1, games $1-$5. I . GiiAY bnitation Jur Cll)f.l. 422 -.Heliotropt: . ." e d M. n necklace .from J' . ~angl@ !l'°ner $10. Unkt!,te ~t, 3'x2( . $15. l\leat New training wbeeb U.50. Child'1 pool table $7. Boy's t '1t'OITI'~ times, like MW; 6'JS.sm. ·' · .~ · • ~ ; ~~9M-4108. l1'UI • f~p&ace-bclckel S 8 · 5 0~ aliW"r is. Tttt° chains $5. Complete set G 1 add In I suit. sbe 16 $4. Jackets ! · see to appreciate $'3 0 ; . . 1 ·· , · Chinese Buddhas s.5-$10. Lamps SOc·$1.!iO Kitchen McBean pottery $8. Pottery Sl-$2, Scooter $2. Ska tea $1. jt' 64~ • TOYS: . ~ter $1. · Fort I ~ IOfa •nd chair $25. 7 C~nese hand ~arved p1ctu:e and bath itema 50c-$l.SO. 25c-$2.SO. Silver fork $3. 545-5335. I 9 DRAWER do bl dre ' Apache.. bke . Mvf , $ 3. pfeci. dinette set $ 2 5. $25. Good table radK>, 2433 College Dr., C.M. Carving set $4.50. Twin . . -u e ar, Maphc alphal)et board. $1. 847-4163, H.B. AM-FM $15. Electric waxer sheet& 50c each bath set S2 0 untin11~ with form lea top W~n . J>UZ;Jle ~ -other 16 Volume Golden Book bu f f'e r $8 • E 1 e c tr i c H~ERS for P into $20. Table clothes ~ napkin~ $22.50. 5 ~wer chnt $2l. ~~ 15c-$L. Doll l'_x>use ·:Ericjdo~ia, good con-automatic eeg cooker ~ · ~iren to~ car .$4. ~"?m. 25c car seat $5. Bed top crib f 0 3046 ~ybrook, CM-.--'funu~ $1.. Woode n diUO $5 8.f&-042.8 . Electric hJnd mix.er U, GAS sl9Ve $25. 26 inch girl's $4.50. Diaper pail 50c Bolt l 1 540-9779. Dragon ~ $1. ·.lohnny n · · · ' Good automatic toaster $.5. bike $15. Hoover upright on hitch ss. Bumper hitch t 2 SURFBOAJ:U>. blanks, Toymaker s:J.-:--.~2882.-NEW lO watt FM"mulllplex 3094 Moloka1 Place, C.M. with attachments $20. GE $3. Bath cabinet with large ! . fin ts, ~ 1'0". 1/16 inch SMALL amount of wood $7. car ndio sZ. Speaken J lO. corner oI Gibraltar and tank vacuum $2. Pool table mirror $6. Bike i@at 75c: :•' redwood stringer S15 each. Plyboard, sm.a1l . .Pieee1 50c ~1789· Molokai, Meu V.erde . $25. School desk $8. 1917 Glas'sware Sc-$2. Bowling , ~ 64~2. · each: Twin afze. bed, com· R 0 CK E R contemporary ¥7..(lfl96, UndU\\'OOd type w r i I er, shoes $1. New track shoes !'. 30" ,FIREPLACE ·gra~. pa plete _$Jl.. _Dini!tg chain style, black walnut, like COUCH $25. Medicine cbeatt works good $15. 1513 $2. Patio candles $1. New ' . burner and fittings $7. $7.$0. Gardt'n ~oola $1. new S25. 968-1970. -$2. Books lOc p I ct u r@ Orange, 0.L 642-5666. martini set $1.50. 439 Cam· j~ .642-0042. Clothel, large 1ue $1·S7. 2 Small blkea no each. frames 25c-$2. 'shoes 25c-$2. 2 - '61 RENAUlJ'S, rood for bridge Circle. Costa Mesa. I l't1ACHINE I.hop hand tools Decora~ for garage and Brlllfl and Stratton, 92' Double bed h@adboard $5. parts $25. each. 64&-9035. ~5. $2-$5 .. H.S. drill bitt 20e-75c ~:t~n :~·M548-8Z>T. Fury, mov.~r hardly llled Dresser, 6 dra,ven m . 3 SPEED bike SIS. 2 tube1'so=r~A~$25~.~Chai~.,.--,1"1<>1=20. . C.arbide tool bita 50e-Sl. ...,..n · i • $20. 536-8296. Baby, children's men, flouresctnt lamp, 6 ft. $12. Foot k>cker $1.50, Carrom 1 C.R. Steel, tool 1tttl, rem· 19" LADIES bike $20. lT' EASY bake oven Sl .50. &mm \\'Omen's clothes lOc-$3. TV Red vinyl car mats S7. Bird Board Tac·~ unpainted head. 1 -nants 50c-SL Plastic· Uni· girl's bike $5. Scot l cam~ra $2. Swinger camera trays 51k. 1213 Dorset Lane, cage $4. 545-5989. boards $6. Blue scatter rugs ques $2.50. Awn 25C.$5. r;preadtr, excellent $ 7 ·. _$5 .. 4 dra"-er chest $4. Car CM 557-5l30. 30 .. WHITE Kenmore gas 75c. Drapery and curtains Clothes llk-SOC. Toys 25c·S4. Hoowr, old, "'Cl~ well SS.:. tirt1 and rim& mounted it NAUTICAL decorating range $25 .• 36" coppertone 25c·$1. Brackets $10. Stools 913 Joann Sl, CM. 645-5855. Po~r table, S1X sided. each. Third member for Ship's whttl, small $5. ranae hood, fan and li&ht S5. S2. C&.rpet cleaner $2. Vinyl \\'ETSUIT, girl& m@ d I um folding, wood, felt top $20. Ford 288 rearing $5. Slot Light houS@ lamp $15. Ship Both Y.'Ork aood. but need chest $1. door $1. 3066 ; ' seat suit, new S 2 5 , Side draft carbfl on a Volvo car and parts $2. 4 track figure head $22.50. Captain elbow grtue. 2 w h It e Yelowstonc Dr., Cost a ' ' Bellylxmd, Hawaiian Paipo manifold $1S. Child's spring tape deck $5. Universal items: Ship's wheel $10. pineapple t..in bed frames Mesa. twin fin. good cond!lton $25. mounted holW on tubular ' trailer hitch $5. Car Inner figurines $4.50. 646-6089. $10 each. Child's metal desk POLAROID light meter $.1. HEADPHONES Sl 5 • Speakers $25 each. Cassette player $23.75. Tape recorder $17. Clock radio $7. AM-FM :io Transistor radio S7. Sony 8 transistor all wave radio $5. Jenao n 6 Inch speaker-walnut cu@ with volume control $15. Aak for Pat. .642.'..3n8. SS Mercury en1ine $25. Transmission $25. R u n 1 good. 1544 Placent11, Nowport. NEAR new Biuell eltttrlc s'veeper $9. Solid ash bench $6. High back maple rocker $8. 545-3433. SURFBOARD Tl" 1" of kick $25. Surfboard blanks. 7" kick, 7'x23'x41A'' l1t-$1S, 2nd $9. 67~1.1 SINGLE hox apring mattreu and metal frame. aean. $10. 673-6686. Four swfvel seat naUfahyde frame $5. Infant car 1ttt, tubes 25c: each. 96M5117. and chair $8. Infants dress-Telelens $10. Wide •nole 18. burrundy color $2. 3S8 PEANUTS Ch a r act er s : -.. covered bar stooll $25. Sonora Rd. 546-+131. HANDCRAF"l'ED qua Ii t y Large plaques $5. Smllll ing table, excellent $10. 2 5.11-7566. 64' American moton factory . • 548-8094. candles one of a kind, plaques $4. Figurines $4. yellow bolJten and cover GUITAR amplifier 12 • • air conditioning unit $25. • A FRIGIDAIRE 1ta.inles1 alttl, s:~elnf~lw sw~~~tom;t~cO @legant, unique alfl!I, one 646-fi089. !~~2•,~.io couch, new S25. speaker S25. 540-4479. Electric hair curling unit : · elttlr!c built·ln oven ex· truly out of thia world type VW"" '""' SlO. Briggs and Stratton : ~ cellent condition i 2 0 . Alvarado Pl.' lasts for years. See them to DECORATING a ce en ta : PET 36 21x241 .. SIS 2 SOFA bed S25. \Valnut open Po\\•er J\lower $25. 2x3 1 ~. 123 couch and bolsten, appreciate, iona: burnlna. Raggedy Ann &nd Andy caa;e, x '2 · book shelf S25. \Valnut end lam~ $l2.50. Snoopy leather and chrome chairs tabl~s SlO each. Walnut cof. dresser minor $10. : -'63 Pontiac 4 door, needs \\•hite. makes 2 beds! $1 ' color fast, quality "'ax and chancier plaques S4 .50. $15. each. 1·2 man rubber fee tabl@ SlO. Walnut l Bathroom cabinet mimir \\'Ork S25. 646-5898. Pole lamp. 2XI Alvarado Pl. "'Orkmanahlp.. Bring a Small Peanuts piaqut1 $4. boat $35. British. leather draw@r night Blanda $10. $7. 10" Emerson TV-work· PORTABLE bl1ck and "·hit! TV S25. Portable type"Writll!r $25. 67a-8990. RIVER rock St. (I~ pile) frie~. If )'OU like candles Various character facea SJ. dres~ and .other imported Dinette, walnut no mar ing $10. Oak base shoe 12· Battery charger $3.50, rug; you ll love tbne, Priced at SS. 646-608S. ~~thi9899ni, a1zc 8·9, $2·S20. table $2S. 4 chain S5 each. lengths 30c piece. Reel to oval. na\')' \\'ith yellow sun-$1.50 to $15. 16532 Ke!Joa: CH RlSTJ\tAS decora.tioM' .,.._ . ' \Valnut •mall dresser. 6 reel s!ereo tapes w l th bunt 6 by 9 $10. 2 picturt!' Circle, AP t, 2, oU Hand paint__, Santa Claus' BIKES: Girl's 20 .. Huffy. 4!X· drawerz S25 all like nev.·. auorted music (Ampex and 2~.tank vacuuma~SlO, Sl2. 3 windoi.\·s 5-by 6 S2 ettb. Bar . ~denwe1t. 1 block IOlltb'OI ~ 11 t ndlt' $l7 Boy' Ratta d Cha Sony lapea) SlO @ach. Stereo ~lsllfl'las!ir1 15, S20. 2 6'•2' 110. (o,.;,,.inal coat Heil or 2 bk>clrs .north of and ornaments 25c-$8.50. ce en co ion • s n esk $25. ir $15. LP records $1 e a c h . '" ... w tum t M-" 646-$)89. 20" HuUy, excellent con-Rattan bookcue $25. Rattan double aink faucets $4, $10. $150) 675-2124. ame.r. eu on 1LU· dlUon $l7. Glrl'a 24" Seara, end tables $10 each. Round D~hwasher -good condition A..\i-F~1 radio SS. 2 clock 18 Gallon aq'uarium witti Jiah dux, lat •trttt la Kellog 9 DRAWER white dresser excellent condition $1 s'. maple coUee table SIS. S25. Child's riding @lectrlc radios ~. $6. Record turn $20. BIG hot v.·heels iets Circle, end of circle ia 1&>32. $25. Matching bev@led mlr--Glrl'a 24•• no fenden, iood Shelvea $10 each. Canoe, old car with battery and charge table so. 391~> Ch&nnel. E'!.. '"'125. nfinitnin-i!t-m . Ac-take sidewalk on ri&ht to ror $10. New dQ.U.ble rolk -condition . $10. Boy's 20" sz. 642-585!. unit $2(1. 563 B Victoria, 1... NB. 61~1603. .,..~ • Apt. 1. 842-3975. away b@d $15. Mattress Sl.5. mec•·-\cally ~ 11 o , ~ Cocta. lilesa. &12-9129. cessries $12. Toys -...-t a1111 •"""' DOUBLE ttrt b REFRIGERATOR, o Ider Tell!tertot S5. Stt'tlit@r $3. EARLY American 1pinnlng Kenmore· heavy duty sham· Tools, one Rigid heavy duty . ma . 115, ox •l!Jl<E=;;-;;26;;-;:;,:::ch:;:-;S:;U;::o=rn=-y---al°'I ~Philco, ---~ 125, heel lamp ..... Two pooer and noor polisher 1 11 18 0 Trimo spnna $25. Twin mattress, "h-m• St>. 5 .. ~~-~ g • "'"' """" Pictures s:;. Larie round .-P pe cu era · ne box apri S25 646-8488 .... ... w-,....,.."" 67~117 2818 Ne\\•port mvd. mirror ss .. Dishes $8. 21i62l upholslet'l!d arm chain $1.50 Stripper SIS. Good acreen heavy duty pipe cutters $6. ng · ' ft.-nice S12. Love seat &f'een SKI boot&, 1\tolitor 11-~t $25, Kanakoa }:{. B. 962-6913. each. Danlah modll!rn walnut door $4. Sandbox and Mlcromelen 0-1 " two pair COUCH bed Sl5. Double h\'eed rocker $10. Lawn GarmlK"h >M Sl5. 673·52'16. cotree and e~ table. $7.50 canopy f1, Daisy bumper $3 each. Older set of IOCkttt bed/~x s.prlngs SIS. (with chairs two for S6. Good i'ofODEL T jack $10. Roper eaCh., Crib, complete outflt pad_ s f2, Chalk boards 24.,;36. 1, .. ••·-with,~ .. •--",., mtd1um f1nn mattress $15. FOR Sal I I• "3 Ant•-· bu.. • •• ~.. , .... ll<LIJW sh11pe. Good used tires. Car e, aqua r um!, 1as so ... ~ .-. · "tue · •· with hlrh chair, will tell $3. l2xl7 $1. Walker.jumper ta 1ch,1 owtwl • s••, fJ."rame and headboard ln-1.1 t h s~ w .. ,, odd "' 14 11.nd 15 SJ to $1 each. -pumP,1. 1 ter1, aeces!Orie1 ll!r c urn ~. nr s separate $20. Double goose $3.50, Child's tool bench \\'renche:i ~Pfn ~nd and box eluded) Dt1k i 10. Utilicy Truck 700-lS 10 and ll-l~ -" IS-l••ch~.:~:.,t'l~e.c;,tr.~74t,llten S25 and end& Sl--$5. 3 bikes. 2 ne;ck ~eak IJmp $t Early 16x:30X28" hls;h $3. a· room 2:,d each. 12 .. JUaid pipe cart $2. Call 642-7885. $S-$20. Fluff chain $5. 28l ...., ~ stingray, 1 24 Inch glrl'a. American lamp shade $1. darkening shade $15, ~· "Tench S:2. Cable extension ANTIQUE baby dres1 $6. Hot Delmar "H" Coeta Me11, • 1;1960;;;;;-,VW;mc:;hau:::::;:,,:'0'::,.-.1111==, "'i"'-l-s10 -eiCh. Sina@r sewins 963-MIS. mow $6. never used. Electric for b.tlfet'-grinder $6. Tray Wheela ae.t s2. New Varoom 64µ947. 1960 VW front end S~. 1960 machine head SS. f75:.5251, NORGE 1u atove _ $20. edger $3. Small trash dollle of aUorted small nails and motor ss. Ntw Zoomer ---------- \ I VW ps tank~ 1966 Honda ROPE 518 1.fanila 2ll feet Good condition! 548-1181: · $1, L:&dfeg furry coat $6. 1crew1 12. Tn W. 20tb $t., Boomer $4. Sl)ace panel and .I;. 400 Pl t&nk $5. Knight SIS.~-. ---.Fonnica count@r top 1CM MWl'f htltn~t •J Te@te ... totter a $25. ====~=-~-AUTOMOBU •I r con-25"x70" $8 S48-SC61 :::C:.::.:." .,.... ,. .,... tltttO amp lO •petd T Y PEW R IT E R, Royal dlUoner, compllrte $25. Thu , . ' LIONEL tn.ln $25. Girl'• Daisy BB rifle $4 .• Su P er Cj)UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT bike .US. '7W607. PIOl'tabtt UO. 673-31ll3. Sl-itD. i •t)'lt ~bler WOMAN S 3 tPff'd b\kt $25. shoe s;katea, slit '1 $3. oou Spiro Graph $,1. Phone .-~ SKIS-Rftd •tandard• $25. ;i26"'-=Utc"'h"'=lirisi-=. ;:.-:,0;..,;..;:sz.:=-"'VI:=:;\', tn,r1nt tor pal'tl $lS. L&ncte speed blk4! $20. tt:l26 bugay$7. ~. ampllJlt'.r $5. C .lothes ,., 9d bootA. mel'll llze I~ SS. !uni.I" ?M'k ss. Bird care NurMrous pelletter 2 5 c Kill)lbrooke Ln. CM • HEAVY bl 1 1 haneera le each. Shari John •' IMDn abre 514 and 6~ $10. and •ttndi$3. Cbildl dtsk $3. Jl'ch. Ford tNclr: 4 ~ .56-2835. _ stffl dra nch, :ttt :" Mt 1ull, •mall $5. 33 1/3 'r! a.\ldl Ml pUo,_.&lle I Sl. Blackand'ft'blteTV$15.TV $25. BetlboualrW tor Ford 3BEDfl'ames$5each.2.48"' C'OVtred 1011~'ttt~~~e c5~ rock albuma Zk uch. SklWQ aJd exerciser $15. for part1 $3. 4S RPM Pbono thick $21. AJumlhwn 'Wat.u box 1ptfnp. exctUtnt con-lo $251.~ ' Westt!ITI pr1nt and, [tame Sf. -; Olide white fonnka tab\! u, Oock r.dio ~ Electr1c i.Nc' for camper ... i 2 0 , dllion py-eac6. 1'.&4" boi -re · · Fiahlna "'"iahta • bq 75c 2 " $10._ ~ SJ,50 n ch. n:riaater SlO. Electric deilp Stalnlua ltftl nt.r cana $7· aprincs is: Dou.hie Mad-Imm mov1t praJecim. Sl5. little Jirl'1 co.11 S2 tach. Whir, doll bed ,13. Ulrd 1V frytor SS. Electric popcorn tach. stralpt I-bto'l ult baud 13. Cult&r $15. Sna&U Vibrator S25. ~llG. 1i1~ 8-JO. 216 Albert Place, $1. Dtcora.tlns dec'ona bench poppu $2...Pjnk canllln' tet IOr tn.l14!r $l~ F5at puU SL a.pplianct1 '1Sc4 Dllhin, ANTIQUE pttued I '' plate C.M. SlJ. 'J'clYI 1Sc to S2· Hl&h and bfttd box SI. Car\ltna SlO. Oldt:mObik tQfint tor Pl."* 10c41. New and UNd $8. C\lt al&.11 dlah JI. Q)ll@C-l~:"°tAN=·s=--vl"'"l'"'l,-c~ha-tr~. -,1'°"25. ct*r, ftcellent ODOiSltlOn"17-. board S2. Spl~ Jar set $1. pt..rtl $1.$. A.Jumlllum tarqUI tile 50c-Sl box. C re e n "'tior..Cl')'atal be1h: p.j. New • \\'orkllll' gu dr,,itor S2~ m2 W1vecrdt Dr. CdM New blil~ &no"·er curtain SJ. fllcht rranamlulon S: 15. plutic Chriatmu tl'ff $2. 2 mot~le htlmcii w Ith Shirley Ttmple doll S20. WANT AD 642°5678 "'· Ct•• Electrle. t a,r, l'ftda bluer Antique atOYM: UO uch. 15 1.Uatt lamp 1Nidt1 new iSc wind vlzor, 7~ $8.50. Man'1 Patio fu'rnlturl.: Cout h and ·' HAtaf cown tr tables, SS. Roller •katit1 ll. Toyi feet ~m•ll paint aprayer· each. New . cu1hi0na 50c full size bicycle $25. Shuf· chair with pads and round ~ or •t2vtt $11, and 'bookt from OOc tA )2. b:iae $1.M. Chevy V4 1tkk t•ch. Air rompttslOT' J2S. llebot.rd score bol.rd1 $3.:iO IAblt S25. Lena pfcnlc table ,...,. • bed bmP • ~..:: 415 Rlvt'rside Ave., NJB. 11tt-up $20. .J'i bUcllll M-Slt'~;-llM .. Dtl Ntr, uch.~ew car.....cuum-15~ -with 00nches-$20:"'Chairs SS. 1--- " ~. " ~ ' 1 lnts po.~. CM. ~l'tl. ' }!OH U. 54Wl22. I: ~;.:;;.~-......-~ •-~~~~~ .. -' • YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can PINCH YOUR • PENNIES with a PILOT '* PENNY PINCHER Classified Ad 3 ·LINES • 2 TIMES $2.00 , Any Item Priced $50. or Less (If mare than one 1-. tho ....,blnad total c1nnot exceed $50J 642-5678 • • • • • • r ! • ' • . ' , ' DAILY 1'!1.0T • llHI '---iiiiiiiimiii~I ~ ...... 1§1 I _ .... l§Jl .__ ._,. .. "'_ .. _!§] ;' ;-;·-~1§1~1~1-~-;J .... 5l§l;j;l·;-;'"'; .. r'§l~ .. I -~ •cpo,,,.,,",..'119..;;."--=•-_;;'30.;::. "-1 ••• C •·lo/R 970 • _, ,... -. ompon; -ont 920 ___ _,,,,,,,,.,,..._~ "°'utoo. Jmpodld 970 Aul ... llftllOl:lod ~-..-importod 970 Auhlo, lmportod. 970 .-..i-. -lmp11'1'!1 '11 GOl..F clobl PGA ., .. r S1'UOS.rnc:e-AKCm1le lH· NN '971 8 FT • CORnN··. MERCED.ES "11'U9 TRIUMPH voucswa.aeu [-]~[ VOLVO "'"· Complel• "'•"· ..,, top Poodl•. c ... ,. 183 °' pkk ~n I • IH. " "'"' .. wsn Y.'3od1 ,. irona like new . ---------5125 Stlj...()401 ' of ~lier. 63J.93;4 COrpneeJ, '1:7 CORTINA '70 MERCEDES 280 S£ . . 819-5lS8 (Full•rto•). Cab over campor for Chevy lot•m&Oonal lluv"ter y tlJ j '69 VW Caniper Poptop Ttot, Elc<Otieot Cond, ~ beauty it fw dit ca.inp. in(-· IYl'Z960) $2795- - TV, R~io, HIFf; -CARDIGAN 'Vdch Corti or Ford truck, Heavy Du1y RECR~1'1' CENTER . TRIUMPH Stereo 836 pupp ies. AKC Rer. Perm Conslruct.ion, &ink, ice bo1', ROY-CARVER, Inc. Radio. ffeater,-Auklmatic.; Sedan, r.wJ power. Automa.' : ''7;--;-;;;;-;;:::::;----.:::/ ho'· ~ .. ,. •. U.OOll 1ou1 miles <VQl'l301 ~ ... 1 11r ''"'diti•""1. 1647-V8 ST•G IALL 1972 Ztniths are on aalo s ''" ex~ptiooally MaJthy, &16.2008 or s.17..-4540 292S Harbor Blvd.. $899 ~ • " beautitu1 marki-. 497-1716 ,;i.;="=:,,.-'::,,,,,.,,.:::~ Costa Mna 546-«Hi oow. ,.,.,.,, ....... """'" ==-""=::;-~·.:,:.:-=~rm• Fon! Sdtool BOI l $7499 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! tn. e~ct whil~ fnvenlory JUST in l\ipe tor Ouisbnu. C a mp e r • s l o o o . 9 4 9 '6S OOOGE caaiJJer "-ton NOWI 1 last1. Prfces le$8 than the imaU ·toy champagne poo-~'OOd. C~ta ~1e11. pickup with can1per .. v...g, •"••• Lai..:• HURRY A BEAT Tf{f:, 109' 1.17' ... ·.-..:I· S.Le-1 disrounters. Free 3 yr, pie· die. male, 2 mo'& old. 646-013.l. A"f' .• Fact Air, 'PS. PS. LU~ ~.. .nA.IU e rure rube 1 646-4665. radio. CY001T5l . $1977. JOVOIA PRICE INCREASE!! . . ". Yl' ''"" 1 YI' G D~T!;UN ·""""" ~r •. DUNTON FORD ,, FRITZ WARREN'S '72.YltW • La,... Select ..... ~ l1111111dfcn 0.Dvery B~Savltlp On , tmaJnln ' 1 ' VOL v'Cfs Rrv:tce, delivery & set up. Elli\t SHEP ups AKC, 1 , cost S).200 new, Must · ·_.::..:.=.+---,..,.o;;o;-----1--SPORT CAR CINTIR 1._i,IR llalii!'.J --ABC-COki • Dninge u , healthy, champ e. sell $795. Pvt. pty. 892-8843 ~711" 9303 o nfA' County's largest Zen Ith Bred for t'mperament. __pr 54&-2355. • 2240 So. Main at Warner 1946 Harbor, Costa Mesa 646-9303 o E. ls '' · . 147.5124 -~~ Dealer. 9021 Atlanta a.t 644-0263. Santa Ana '6 1946 Harbor, 'Co«ta Meu pen.daU,y !-9: closed SUnday 1234 So. Maiq St Magoo'lia. Hun1 1nrton Hot1H CyclH, BikH, 8 CORTINA GT '67 TRIUMPH Santa Ana · Beach, 968-...3329. 1 _________ 156;;:. Scooters 925 ·~:;50 !n:rpi~!:;'~i·P~eav~ Deluxe 2 Door <YPV145l ~~d 1:J'!!'J:; ~! TR4A ROADSTER Bill YafeS le STEREO c.-~1e n .... 1-I YEAR old Bay Gelding, H d' $799 4 ~ ~ I ' ...-• ~ ~"· 4 IGH~ST QUALITY Arf,ra to.hf!attt.No.2846. , !tealtr · ~ .... nmt9S10n. Standard am/fm ma!tipl~x Jumper. Needs exp'd rider. BRAND NEW 10 SPEED szm. NOW Qfijl. DISPLAY <UNB517) ::c~i;~rve.Ior2 -~~9:ee~ =~:.ill consider lease. ~~~~~~· ,~.l~~~;H~S DUN!~7N070FORD DAY:SORH~~~~~IAC 1972 350-SL $1299 .. M.B. TllADIS Ambassa~r speakers for 2 Shetland J!QnJ~. 6 yr old IS Tl;IE AB SOLUTE ~ Colla MesA Also 'lara:e. selection of pre· DAVE ROSS PONTl"C ~-• • '69VistaCrulterwagon e 'S'I' le. Savings of O.\'Cr $300, mare &. 7 mOs. old Gelding, LIGHTEST l\I A C H 1 NE 2240 So. Main at Warner ow~ models ln stock. 6862 " T.Sird, lan:la.u •· '70;,Cadll. U.S.A. Stereo Equip Saddle il briddle. SW. AVAILABl..E UNDER $500. Santa Ana DATSUN Manchetter, Bueti& Park. 24*l Harbor Blvd.; 1ac Sed!n;de Ville ··~ Warehouse, 179 E. 17th St. 54&-5049 after 5 PM. Call 642-8584 8 to 5. Auto Leasino 964 -1-9-71-0-ATSU·oN'"'l"'40'°Z-~~~~~ Ana Fwy .a t Beach Costa Meaa Impa.ta hrcttp • ·n Chevy C.M. 64~2442• open 7 days. Shoeinz &: Trhnmtnr SCHWINN 5 •M s 1 ---------TOYOTA P.U., air. 4!-tc. · • MANY " !o-. 1"gnoy, LEASING. I AIR COND., Like oew, 5,00ll (11 523-1250 MORE. . FJSHER * for information * Lt'mon P eeler $55 also miles. Th.is beau+-• ii ohow -;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;=I AuthoriJed Sales .l Strvice A·"·~-• M!IZ ~ .. 1968 KX-90 stereo amp, 40 'call 536-8522 Schwinn Blue Boys Bike SAVE on immaculate pre-~ • 1nllln'1-... .~er watts (20/201 phono, to-. __ _:=..::::.::=---.,. 6~3627. driven vehicles. room lnsh and could bt SANTA ANA r-~ Valle' Rd., (1) 523-7250 r-Livestock 851 li-0::.7.''~:.::::::.:_~=~~ '71 MAVERICK mistaken for new. Al-Otlll Juan Capistraoo •70 Btn tuner, aux inp. Ldnsa cont. 13T-48llO/f93-45ll/499-2261 CK Skylark, Xlnt hi filter, concentric vol. BANTAl'ltS.& GEESE, Geeose 125 Yamaha MX fillron, " door. Autoriiatic, air cond., tractive sllver mink fintlh cond:., air, below b?Uebook. w'1~ .c•se. $00.00 or or:fer. & Bantams. 75c up lo $5. Webror + many extra!. po11o'er &leering, radio, heat-with black interior. Auto. '6.l .VOLKS BARA 1ftr end, • '70 Fotd GaJixie. Xlnt Pit. 897~119t·ati. S. 1. 2GU Mesa OrlVe, Upr Bay. Xlnt cond. $375. I oiler er. Predrlven appx. 9,000 trans., radlo, heater, air TOYOTA gates tirH on rur, &ood cond., a.ir,.undef' bluebook. SWL ReCt'lver Heath GR 54 673-1922. miles. , cond. Specii.1 mag whala, condition. $600. 1 ;:;84~J,.3162~~\H:'.:J!~, :;::=;=....,,:;o/ ·--• 5 Band•'-K cy•)•o to"' M' '69 HONDA 350, 8000 miles. $75 MONTH etc. See & drive to ap-'68 VW, new valves, brak@Sl;68 Nova ~-1-nd .:;:-"" " I I~ · 24 _.. preciate. CdIIDQFI $4575. I: tittt low _ .. __ SU • J\.U\ .. v , tl.!Cfl, cycles .$45, 546-5710 •• 1,. 6 lloltlMd .Ji pierfect cond, CListom bars mo. open"" .... · ~fERC. Benz, 1969, m.sE •. 4-· ' ·~· per clean. $900 Alto "6.1 Ford "" • 1Urine EqUiprneftt lc.. &. I"M:k w/bk res!, $525. or \l.'E LEASE ALL POPULAR Johnson 6 Son. ·2626 Harbor clean". $UOO. 64&-1!182 • · P.M. & wlmds. . best oftet, 546-2723. 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI-~lvd .. Costa Mesa. M0-5630. dr., air, aunrf., loaded! Large Selection of '72'1 S57·3683, V~;clftn $750. 541-4551 • 19" TV $40 TIVE RATES. , '69 2000 ROADSTER '6,BOO ml. 16150· Pvt. pty. Roady to Roll. '61 vw ·Van w/'66 .r\bll BUICK Good condiUo" &!&-""~" G I 900 • USE our Honda ChMstmas Call Malcolm Re id for ' 675;-258B. A Few New '71's at R .. eo--•-•"I• -wn a"dpl I 'iiiiiiiiii;ii;'!i;i"ii;-jjiii; J .enera lay-away plan. ff e r b 1·v1U1C " ... ., , I' ~ ' ..;.. __ ·"uSE=n=.-N-EW--• .,... ... Friedlander, 537-682-4, ~H1~0~0111~1E 5 spd. dlr. Excetlent condi-MG dueed Prices. HD tral\S, mod, Good cond,l·1-"'"'1--a_u_1_c'"k_S_K_Y--LA_R_K·1 ' -·1~·. · · ne!eds eng .t trans work. '-______ JI ' ~t Show &: sv.·ari l\1eet ...,,,._JOO ROBINS FORD tion, flamingo ired. (\\'JR· ~G SANTA ANA Best offer. 147-1409.-~· 4. Dr:-H,T, 11,000 Free to You Orange County Fairgrounds * '69 Yamaha 250cc Enduro. 1J60 Harbor Blvd. 203). Small down. Will {in-AU'IHORJZED -""'=,,'-'-'"--~'---1 miles. Like new. Stun'ning De c. 11 & 12. 10 am to 9 pm Xlnt cond. 3000 ml. $525. or Costa Mesa · · 642-0010 anC'e pvt pty. Call 546-8736 SALES 6 SERVICE '68 VW bug. Stidc: Shilt, coral rilist extetior with 3 Lines, 2 T imes, $2.00 Admission SI.OD. Children un· best ulfer. 546--5710 after 6 Autos Wanted 968: I -'o'-r-'4"'94:,:·"""ll". '°"==o--Radio, Heater (~JV256), match.inc interior A-white der 12 free. Space reserva-c•:,·"M;,.,,•"· ,C.w7k•::;d°''"· ==~-NEW '72 PICKUP TOYOTA $8Tr. ~ · landau ·roof._ ..\Ulo. trans., lioo. · TANDEM ' CHR!STMAS WE PAY TOP I opd. dlr. db<. BomP''" Ra· DUNTON FORD pwr . .-., pwr, """" pwr. AFFECTIONATE 2 yr &15-5758. RED CAS·H die. t.1irrors. PL721120. T•ke ~1070 _ windows, air cond., radio I blkl-ay femole k ·, t t 1----=:::.:='---•moll down 0 , ... d• ..... 6811 Mater. Thlis beautifut car ,.. Y • Marine Consult•nt Like new!! $100 22,to So. -Main at Warner S""'V'"' Sho" bo• tra•' d ·•1• 10 «< ~•. 417 w w showf WOJJdnftd care, See ~~39. • .. , ne ' INDE PENDENT * * * 673-5990 * * * "" • "'""''"" 3100 W. Coas t HW)'. • arner Santa Ana A: drlv• tod9y. ('IOEICAXl • Purchasing-'64 TRIUMPH, ch 0 pp ed . 240-Z '70. Fully lo11.ded, air, N'wport Beact. ' -~,68=~vw=~c~A~M"'P~E~R~-1 $3575 . JOhrmn I: Son,, - 'n DALM'ATIAN puppies 5 Counseling on purchu-chrome. Harley rear wheel, tor used can• trucks, Jlllt mags. Xlnt cond.. Priv. "M-G-.-,-.F~o-r~a-,,.-11-.,-d-,-&1-", Sanfa Ana Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mni. 11o·ks, 7 in aJI, 3 taUeu . To in"' boa•-& ""Uipment -· good $900 •· I call 11a ftrr free esttmltf!L party ,.,,. -• ~ '" '""' . or ~" 0 . GROTH CHEVROLET "" 54" '°". N•w or """· Pw & ' .,,_-'°'-~· ~~~~-r good homes. 242 Robinhood e Marine Surveyor fer. ~20 after 7, ll'Uc:6772 ....... ,,,,,.,., 5.ervlee. Herb Friedlander, 540_2512 Pop top. 4 spd. dlr. Fully••s.s BUICK GS v...g, Aqto. Pl., CM. 548-7219. ~2977 1969 cz. v•-good -"d. 240 Z nr new only 1400 mi 537-6824 camper-«JUlpped; Take old-TrM. Power Steer t n • FREE l·u ,. •3 .. v.. •~k 1 ... M fully •q"lppd, ·--10 aU'· -~~=·~~~--~ er foreign car er small '' "'' 1 irt, you haul, NO Do11•n, no dip "'"· no t~n-Pl e II fl 5 n-3 or .,..,eg a.naaer " m... ;-;1 GA b---....1 radio beater (NRA995) c~• .1 1 ..,..:i. eas ca a er ,......,, Be --•. 14775. oU••/~•d•. ':i M """'dster, 5 .,._ down. Can tine.nee. 546-8736 • • · uvuu 501 rom our front taxell, no .maintenance. Use 96~ ·~= .uMu acb Blvd. -.vuu • u • 5477 ~ "'" ,p'=mcc',,:c.:.~_;:c~.:.·~----61'-1510. cond, S!iOO. S or 49'-ISlt CWJB096) · ya,u . ......,..2279 aft 5PM .. , is· Luhrs Cruiser or 27• :: Hunttngton Beach ,,.... * ...,.9696 ervlce' Dept. o-n " DUNTON FOR"' HONDA 450 '66, very clean, 84l ~~ KI ... ~ -* D II ,...-1968 VW c_amper, rebuilt-.... _ "' PLAYFUL p'"ppl-.· •,·-, Coronado Sail as often aii . ...,... ~ •"68 DATSUN PL ~10 \Vago• O y 7:30 to 9 p.m, ··~ " "" r ·" rack, bari just o'hauled, * EXCEPTIONAL CAR • w/warranty, new ti r es, ~7070 , ', tor permanent plJl.yma tes you like. 645-5500. 1,~ • , 12 WE DESPERATELY-New Radials, $995. 'h.111 or trade; 84v-o3 . Call Bob _ "'"!"'"" '.fi3 MG 1100 Sed., lo mi. • COMPLETE BODY SHOP clutch. ,bnlrea I: battery. 2240 So. Main at Wamer· * 842-2396 • 8' SABOT ty""' dingy. gl•••· NEED --=~;;,~-~~~::...-IO O 49" M31 Tri! • I k •-· •-· "" 1970 O.T. 1-'IT Yamaha 2;,o, ne wner * -FACTl.ITIES AVAIL. e .,. u1gaae rac . Beal .-. ... .n.»& \VOULD Jike".to~gi·-mothe••-ed plywood, $75. 642--8065 Clean u~t:ars FERRARI !!!!!!!!! ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9/ o"•t '"' ~·• ..... • must M"iL $5.7i!l. Call aft 6:30 S · MGB '66, new tranlimisslon. '-' · .,...,....._ '67 Buick L&Sabre 4 dr H.T. size 48 clothes to deserving ;'1:c<_7_Pc.mc.·~-----p.m. 544,1340. FANTA TIC PRICES * 673-7294 * 1969 TOYOTA .!'5 VW &a. AUnroof & aun .t near new radial pl,y tireJ. lady. 642--0954. Boa to/Marlno ~=~-~-=-~ DEAN LEWIS FERRARI ~ Dr .. •~-• E 11 d itl 1970 Yamaha 250 MX OPEL " . Sedan, Auto Trans., .... ...,ws, rectnt maJor xce entcon o n German Shepherd Pup Equip. 904 Good oond. $500. ,j.j6-0ll7 TOYOTA e VOLVO AU'IHORIZED Factory Air Cond., Radio, tuneup. Real , sharp, must throughout. Priced to sell. * 646,:1119 *1 -,-v"oc-'--u-1 ___ 1'16 HARBOR BLVD. SALES • SERVICE '68 OPEL WAGON U.ator. ..,, 11000. m-:noo. 545-5485. • to · vac Inverter * * 'fi6 Puch 250 cc, runs Costa r.tesa 646-9303 $1599 ORPHAN dog poodle type Heath MP 14~ 400 Wa,tt.!i great! $150 or best offer. '67 -VW' Campei;:, Perfect '69 Bui~lc" Riviera,' all PWT. need s good loving home. continuous, frequency con· Call Jim Carr. 847-2684. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ~ cond, New~~'· New paint, ·tape player, Mlch,Un lira, Shot!. 642-7270. tro1 60 l I · FOR TOP USED CARS 19,00'.I miles. Radio, Heatft', Clean inalde~• out, $2500. $2850. Orl1 ownr. '71t: P~~~y ~Vt~ 14':~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ·~i~=;~"~ ;!~·.Joa~ u_:: ~t. ls extra clean, 5100 w. Coast HwJ. (XHNOS7$1299 o~ ~ ~:~; clelln, ~per B~ •• :7~ GS. ~55. •taat 548-1808. Nt'ver used .s+CX'.l· 546--STIO Bt.lW R·50. Mint Con<!. \Vind ~~R1~Ut~ Newport Beach ' 1970. • IA,w1 low mileage one. 4 spd. MIT ht~. 10 WEEK old pups. 3 male. 3 aflrr 6 P.M. & ·wknds. · th t. 1\ L • a_ Of,000). Xlnt C?nd. Ll1ht PS. Ne'Ytr Reed. Xlht f em a I e . Sheep/"Daisey" 20' Boat-4 Whl Trlr ~~:~. H.D. bags, $795. Costa Mesa 548-7765 FIAT -e.DJt tUJIA VL, ~ blue w/blilck lriter. $1 750. ~64:;:5-;:_1'.:'.685~. =~-=;:;;;:;:'i,/ breed. !)46.-0729. Chyrsler Imp. Best over $500. IMPORTS WANTED ---...-... ~ .. ---TOYOTA ,,.,. Prlvate party. Call ~5123. GOOD SQLID TRANS 'kt "HARRY", lovable Beag. ~8-7649 Npt Heights. '6! ..... SUPER Spor1.,~11.1wasaki Orange Counties ~Dm'~ 549.3031 Ex1 66 ,_ 67 ·n ~RM~N ·c hia con· Le Sabre 2 dr, U2S. ~ shund, housebroken . 27' CABIN Cru iser. good ,...,,,. l.47S miles. """a clean. BILLTO:.J:~~~OTA ' '.ii 646-9303 1970 HAReciR al.Vo. Vt'ttj,ble. .With AM IF M 557-t097. • I 642-289~ co nd, fully equipped, incl . Call e~oe5. 64&-0093. 18881 Beach Blvd. 1946 HM'bor, Costa A-lesa COSTA r.tE'sA· stt~. radio I auto trana. '63 BUICK Skylark. Af» BLACK COCKAPOO mooring. 673-1464. 'TI CB Honda 750 I --"'"-ceo'-=c;:;;,::::,.:.:=-I iljif'ffiVijfijiiijjf'if l~Lo~m~•~•:,· ;.536-~11~<0~. ~~-traN P/S, P/B Bkt Sr· 5 monihs. Needs good home Boats, Power 906 ~be%°::'5 pm. &l;H~uoo. H. Be;~p Do:2A: 7 -85.55 LARGE s~~TION, SEE RA~tiEOlo~LPE '7D TOYOTA MARK ' JI ·~~-vw ~/:bes~~t1,f new $225. '8aJ-16'16i ' . '""'" 613-9'4' IN CASH SPORT~CAR CENTER ~... ,..., • 0 "' ' 54 Bukk· -"' Wig. XlO't 0 '70 SPORTSTER ... 4 Speed Trans:millloll Ct16-Sedan. Radio, He..ter. 67J....50l6 ~ t_'68 Kawasaki shaptt. Good Tn.!llP· Ai:ldtc FREE Female AU White WNER ABOARD ChopP'r 548-3306 CKYl 1924BHC ) JfA>cc. $250. •~u., "·" --"'. , Persian Killen. SAT & SUN 11).4 Paid for yoor clean wed ur $1299 $ ~ ..,.... --·O;;J'I 673-4206 a! Dana Point Marina slip Trailers, Travel 94~ paid for or not. 2833 Harbor, C.M. 540-4491 1999 'Iii VW Westphalia C&mp@r, •70 Bukk Riv f'l1ll PM' xlnt A·13. to show you thiS fine SANTA ANA DODGE '67 FIAT alr cond, tent+ many t'Clndltion. $Jaoo,. 'Prlvl.te l[H Pet1, General·~ ISO -· EXOTIC .P t'ls: T a I k l n g Amazon Parrol, R e g . Angora Doe Rabbit, \\'hite doves, 'tiny toy JIOl)dles, AKC .reg. Bird cages , anim11l cages. Top qual. Sat. &. 11o·ei:1c:dyr;. On sale 'Ii.I sold. 6i3-9357. GUINEA PIGS 2X \\'bile They Last! CHEAP tor Quick Sale? g x 1401 N. Tustin DAVE ROSS PONTIAC .'f\~•u ,L••..:'• xtru. Xlnt t'Clnd. 837-6406. _ .......... .., -o·. 27' Concord FIB, TIS, 35 trailer. Good condition. 835-3691 850 COUPE lUwn. UUIO .,...~ O'l't-Q£i !brgls Sportfisher. l owner, 327 'v. \Vil.son, No. 46. •----------CWT447) ~~~Blvd., TOYOTA MUST sell '69 Fastback 1963 BUICK Special Sta. shows ·pride of ownership. 64&-4761. ''rlLL Buy your car pa id for $599 ....,..ta 1~ w/~ '70 eng. $12SO. Call wag: N@wpt.int, Rood ~. Eve'Y '°""iv•hl• ma to or """ CoU Ralph Gordo• '68 OPEL WAGON 546-4>16. $250 • ..._,.73. please the fishi?rma:i. Phone 673--0900 -549-3031, 1970 646-SJOJ '68 VW &indial Camptr, Xlnt eves, 838-0102. JI ~J Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC !"" H·~r. c-a MoM con<f. Sacrifice 124 DO. CADILLAC A.11101 fo s.ar1' "•= H bot Bl d Kade tte, 102 HP, with n ckl, "'"' ...., uu ""' 26' New Sporta Fisher, r Autos, Imported 970 """" a.r v ·• 673--1061. fbrgll, F1ybridge & twin ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;; -Co5ta r.lesa ~u~~~io, Hea1er, 1 c.ttt-'72 TOYOTA '69 vw BUS _ Sunroof _ eni;::·s., Fast. Owner "ill I DISTINCTIVE FIAT, "For a better deal", $795 1969 CADILLAC finance. 546-3676. Antiques/Classics 953 SPORTS CARS New or userd, Parts &: 646-2698 or 557.4540 Large Selection For cle&11 ~;wner ~.~~t~~EBe~~~~lE :ea. JOHNSON Reveler 16', 120 '68 Lamborghini 2+2 e '68 service. Herb Friedlander, I d"at O.t.1.C. Top rond. Trlr-1940 FORD Pick Up $200. Porsche 912, air e '69 r.m 537-0824. '71 OPEL GT, gret'R, stick, mme I • '61 VW * $300 hama mblt metallic wtth X 12450 H Can he s~n Sun. Nov. 28th 280-S L e '7l TR·6 e ·n .:C.:.C:::~'"°=,..,.-:---1 low mileage, in warranty, Delivery! •63 Coivair * $100 black landau & matching in· • tras. · Pvt pry, enry 11t 81IJ Indianapolis, H.B. JAGUAR pri party. 830-3007. 673-6792 terior. F'ull IWMY through. Ande rsen, 645-3200 days. f\.lGB • ·70 240.z cars • Big S~v;,n•• On -·' AMFM tilt~ -~1 847-1868. MANY MORE. R f' out. -• .,..,,e ... ,"""' 28' UniflHe 1960, $650Cl or 1937 Buick ready for ~no,•a. Authorized ~tBZ Dealer BAUER BUICK PEUGEOT ema1nrng ·~_;'WI~ Sq/b...,.ot o~•~' M~•"tt Ml )Xl'Wtt, air cond., etc. tr d Ir -·1 boat + '71 TOYOTAS (1JllU '"" ~ .. This attractive automobile a e 0 u ... t er tion drive ii home 642.-2472 (11 523-7250 'I'ht Harbor Areas Sell 728--7fi07. is ,;hoW?OOm b'8b. See I "'h. aw..... ......... •v•" '71 ""· ALFA R'OMEO Ooly Authotl"d PEUGEOT fl L >~ BANTAMS & Guse, ~ese & ft111• fttni• 1968 VW Bug, Clean anve today. Sale Priced Bllntam.s. 7f>c'\lp toss. 2612 ,&oa __ ,_•_, _s_._n ____ 909_ Dune Buggies 956 JAGUAR DEALER Demo Sale Now In wn. fAlllO Make offer 8-47·5840 <251AGE) $3875. Johnlon ' S.18· 7054 ~1esa Drive. Upr Ba)'. 1i:oRONADO 30, ,, Star :::-:==~:0:---:--:--'67 Alfa Spider Conv. LD Always has an excellent 1e· Pr-ressl TOYOTA Son, ~ · Harbot Blvd., Ft BERGLASS dunebuggy, mi'~ veru gd cond. Sl550. lection of b:1th New l Used Wti' '63 K. GHIA. Reblt. ·~ Costa Meaa.. 540-5630. Cats 152 Shine" 19n Ensenada win. $500 . ., J Sales, Service, Parts e""'· New ""'int. tine. runs good. . cash. 494--3786, 494-7569. aguars. FRITZ WARREN'S 646-9303 . .., .... LARGEST ner. Ready to race. Sacrlf. ~·· .,1, $6fll), 6~333f. 645-~ NE\V home for huge Siamese 644-5492. ~~·" . AUSTIN SPORT CAR CENTER 1946 Harbor, Cot(A M... SELECTION o~ S Rod "Spiecializlng in Quality'' 'TI VW Contempo Camper. K<TE No. 154, ex>vor. tr•iler ports, Race, s 959 ·BAUER 110 E. i.t., S.A. 547-0764 '68 TOYOTA CORONA air "'""· ""· ufrlr, CADILLACS IN * • 6444l27 ** &. dolly. Perf~t cond. $650. 1965 AC Cobra 289 cu In, Indy '69 Austin Healey B Open dai ly 9-9: clo&ed Sunday butane. $4XX>. 846-1822 eves. ORANGE COUNTY ' ca!. SlA~lESE Kittens, male, ~263. tiff's & mags, Black. Ek>st SPRITE ROADSTER ulck-Opel·J~guar PORSCHE 2 Door Hard"'-A to ti SALES.LEASING Bluepoint, 3 mo. 0 I d. ..:.:.:...:,=~=~~~-<I C II 1 • 673 1 ~0~ 234 E. 17t!i St., . ...,.., u ma C, FOR Sale! 'M VW Bug rebll AU'I110RJZED SLIPPER $115. o f':r. a at a, •• ,..,... Very Clean !HAN9U849l.'iG) Costa Mesa 548-7'16S I---------Radio, Heater IVCJ573) ti" .. , nu tire1. 1750. Call -SERVICE -Registered. 54~3370 ift~r 3. 0 $999 .... Si11mese Kittens! Pair 00 --i,.-,.-,-1:-,-""!;'9'-',-~.-11-.-ex>-m--Trucks 962 $1 99 A :::J:AG8~'JtJ.AU~Y ~ .. ~; •• ~ .. ~·1~,.,9"112 1~645-;:.;2659;=::.·..,,,.......,..=-c; Nabers Cacllllac R•g Bl" Pl Sl-w q"•l '70 EOONO vllll lonr wh••I ·• -· L '63 Bus reblt ena: Nov. •n -· .,,~ ... ,..,_ -. . U• .... " • plete ~ip'd, priced right. OS 714/83l-8749 Over S300) . ed n· -AIUW1Vn ~ Z.1/E, 6'12-o.12.~-673-3570 base, VI. au tomatic DAVE R S PONTIAC * * eng.. inveit · .111111111 a1~1 wide tirft, nu paint, xlnt . COSTA ME&\ ·'~"'-,_:'Yc..,Co_._644--04<1_.:.c,1~.-...,-~ trlinamission. 24500{, 52577. 2480 Harbor Blvd., JENSEN Mual sacr1llce,. askina S1695. ~ fAllWI cond $995. 64.f-.1575. 5'1).91(W) Open ft:ndQ ~og• 854 40· Di•RI '"""· dioett•, big DUNTON FORD Co<ta ""a •-1 "' <94-93l<. TOYOTA '65 VW Bor, SUJOl'OOf, '3,00ll ,67 CADILLA" r.tIN Schnauzer. AKC, male, galley. Trans Pac Vet. Try .546-7070 BMW JENSEN '62· Ponche Coupe. Like m 1le1, 1 owner, $650. ~ 9 wks. "'Ormed & shots. S1,8i\I Avmy Vo. 536-9129. Atrl'H'01UZED new! Mechanic's Special. It.,, .. .,,,.. 67S-3335. SEDAN DI VILLI • 2240 So. Main at Warner 1-5411t NI-'"""""""' Champ stock, 1 a I I Ip e p INTERNATIONAL 14 AutomoUvt Excelle"l~ SALES ·~ SERVICE ~.M,I. .,....,.,,11• 1946 Hll'bor, Costa Meu ·n, VW We1tphali& Camper, l\tU Power, Factory AJt. 84JrC460 Jus1 refin., trtr. Bee.vi. Santa Ana '69 Porsche 9U Burrundy '69 TOYOTA Corona f Door r /h, $3295. IZWD58Bl 6 ~ Beagle ~up, male $600. 6T~33Jt,. 645--5204 '70 Ford Pk:kup noo No. & Blk inter. Many xtra1 S~TOO: Dtluxe. rYYM227). Beal 675-2592 eveg. $2199 -10.:.S, V8. FBctory Equipptd. ~~" "~•2 . tr1-color, AKC, sh(lts, good Boats, Slips/Docks 910 A Ilea! at 11677. ' • ""'O"V"" · thls. * 1970 BUG* wilh ohlldnm. 53&-nli. '66 PORSCHE 912 I opd. DUNTON FORD Good CoOOilion DAVE ROSS PONTIAC NEARLY "w oom'"I d<'ti< DUNTON FORD A.!REDALE Puppir~. AKC. ~up flOBt 1-2x33. 13 , ROY CARVER, Inc. 3100 W. Coast Hwy. Red wtblk inter. Good 546-7070 $150l ** 496--9115 Ml> Hartior BlYd .• Ch. ,;ired. \\lill holtl until C•••-·otor. C"'' Croft & 546-7070 N Bea h cond. Pri~ to • e 11 . ~40 So. 1'1ain at W1-r '60 VW Camper, rebullt q ., --=.,C>llta""~?M;o-""'~- ch 521 ... 7 • ~ AU 2240 So. Main st Warner 2925 Harbor Blvd. tWpOrt c 6"6-1136 .,-• "~ -1• C r1srma.~. """'" Neville 67>-8272. O:ilt& Mesa S46-4f« Sa.nla Ana New cnnlc. valve sprlna;,, '67 CADILLA CHRlSTMAS 'poppi ... do•i• ""'' A"' CA I KARMANN GHIA WE N•"1 Your Poncho and SANTA ANA oil _,, '''· 646-.1197. CPE DE VILLE mixed breed. 35' x 11 '6" Sailboat Slip ·m FORDE van V8., auro. PR --will pay top dollar. Call Bill , F,uUPower,,AirCobd, (M'VB- Norlh Lido Channel $100. ._ I f! heel b '62 GhlA, am/fm radio Ch 'k "'" -VO' 'YO * 54(1...6599 • \\'ater &.. clec. 673-3570 ... an,;., ar11: w a~e. or uc ;>,J0,1•\.•:u2· TOYOTA--~ -1211 $1'195. '" PET """""food. 100':0 "''" <2'27461. 12.117. no. 1971 ECAPRI Cle,.* 1175. '69 PORSCHE 912 Serv!ce dept. open T:30 am SURFSIDE MOTORS m~at, 20c pt'r lb. ~livered ~~ ~:,~~ ::~. i: DUNTON FORD miles~~~e .:::i'b-.!d8! Offer 646-2Slf Xlnt cond. Must aell! 'ti! 9 p,m Monday ttJru J'rt,. ~2 VOi.VO 122 $ 147•*0 to ,..... 1<>m•· 551"213. 546-7070 ~~ ~ finish LOTUS· * 645-21111 • "-"· • "' · ' ·10 f1fftwood El Dondo charge. OVfrhMc, 675-3990, i·" .... t ·~ with blaclt _,, AFGHAN Pups. champion 2240 So. Main at Warner bucket aeall', f 1pd.. tra111.. SUBARU PHONE J.40..2512 Fully ~ ... p'd, Xlrtt care, t1lred, sho\I.' & pet. 36' BOAT Slip for rent, San1r' Ana rsdfo, heater, dtt<>t group. LOTUS , '1'1' w. Wart\tt Sant& ADI. SecMn. New flTll1ne! Radio, 23,o:» mt, 1$7'0. S15-1MS 643-4209 'Newport Bea.ch. Styltd whee.11 .. HWTy on th.11 AtmtOR.llED 1970 TOYOTA Corona, 4 dr 'hetW:r. (SRVC11l 1 ,m-"'"""m!,,_,.·...,._,=~,--,,1 STANDARD S<:h"'"'"· . I BOAT o1ifi< ':'~:'lii·-65'. >P"I tj)UICK CASH o.,.. 1508CQS1 121 1,S. &<LES • SERVICll: '70 SUIARU oedao, aulo """'· !WI, k> $899 '65 Cad d• v w,, Lo ml. )'ellr, paptrs. New Biiby acrommodat.ions . In n t w THROUGH A ;;:~~ o!t ~~~~ Bell but.tin yet! 15268.91 / ;:~~tn:w, $1495. ftnn. ~ L••..:• ~ $1A6. ·Pr1.. Pb'. a11erwif'. $50. 644-7792, l\Jarlna. 6~. , $199 tArtO Si\~10VED pup, 11 y,·ks, SLIP 11.vall. u~ lo 38', m .' CORTINA '69 COROLLA, 4-1pd., R/H. TnVOTA '67 Cad Conv. Blk. Blk. Ah'. AKO. s.hors. male. ChAmp mn. 962-l267 or ~7_9;,s1 , ext DAVE ROSS PONTIAC >ant cond. $854'1. IVI ~~ ,139·po.wu-. $2500. . C&1I Jlnr. Rr1.5(lnt1hlf. ~~7-l504. l1l. DAILY PIL<:>T '69 CORTINA Sia. W•I · lJDO"'W~Cout HW)'. 2480 ll1t bor Blvd., ** M4--7777 ** .,.,.,...... Mt'N-0o,.·,.:o. red. femll~"'· _B_oo_t_s_,_S ___ od_&_S_k_1_9_11 Auto. Trt.R., ~dlo, Htater~1 ~-'-N';:."'J>drt-Buch,. Costa Mesa SAV!; the Sur-Charie on -646-9303 1970 £1 Dorado. Fu1J¥equlp- n!i· 9 \\k~. shOts. Rt'dud'd ..... ---WANT AD (1,CS963). sm. From "0tr1stmu Neektla" •• w b t t. Elephar.tl" over-De'¥ 'TI Toyota P.U. ~ 1946 Harbor: Cotta Mesa ped, eXCtl cond. Prfv. pty. f(lr Chrl111mas! S"I0-7118. 19' CHRIS CR.Arr-CAPRI. DUNTON FORD 10 outsrown U vi1 . you can ruml.n1 your bclutt! TtTn mi's. &U-28.13. VOLVO, "For a belltr deaJ", .f9'1·1015 OLD Erwlleh Shr.rp DQa pup· w/pcrvctt._en,;;., XI Ml?H + I 546-7070 turn "truh to caah" In e theM inlrl "CASH" -•ll 'nle tute1t draw m the West New Of· u.Md, P&rtl • -*.,-"'86"""CAD=,-,OJV=,...,.•-:*-I 11~1 .J mos .. Wormed, J6l21 never use:tin oetant POCO 642·5678 -~--so. Maln •t Warner-DAJ.bY PJt.:h'l'-daailled td thtlft""' thru O&U,y P 1lot a.1 0.U, Pilot Ouslfied aervlce. Htrb F'rtedlander, full pwr .l taCt alt ta.crlJlce Anita, H.B. ·.:.or:.."'=".:.·oc:lt:.. . .:.S3&-::..c11:c<-0:::· ___ 1 _________ "Santa Ana • call w.a;13 Oaulfled. M'J.&i71. Ad. 64:J..5671 ~7..ait. &t Sl&U: 1tt 6 prp, 6'f...ea2, ,. \ ,, .. I ' I .-.. f • ~ltW:~\.. JriO\~r:l~f ~7~ 191? 070Autos. lmportd 97b 1*4•= 4 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTI NGTON BEACH P.llONE 812-7?81 or ~10-0442 ....... , .. ~ ·--- L__ ......... _ .... ___Jl§11 Autos for hit ]§) J .,.......... ]§][ ..... _ ..... _ ... __ i--_,l§J [· ,_ ..... ]~ 990 Autos, Used ,990 Autos, UMd t90 At,ftot, Used 990 Autos, UMCS -990 CHEVROLET --C-H-RY ...... S..,..W--DODG_E__ DODGE CA MARO 1971 Chovy V*t• -1967 CHRYSLE'R DODGE '67 CAMARO , Heater (lJLAB22) '67 RE;D Beauty Gutsy 321, 3 1pffd with ~Ulh·black int., luuqe racks .l good rut> ber. Try ii, }'otfll like it! 642-0081 &: make oUer. 2 Dr. Deluxe W•gon 9 pU!encer ata~n wagon, • Spd Tran1,..Radio. Heater, Air conditionin1, e , X'tG Ride &: Handling Pack/lie, 864, Tinted GI,.., Ch•ome $1 ,399 • Group, 11,000 mllea, Still in $1199 CHEVROLET '59 IMPALA SS. Air .,PW.l.w .•• TOYOTA ., 646-9303 1946 Ha'rbor, Co11a Mna Recenti tune up. Must sell $195 .. S48-812t SEU.ING Your boat? "t.Uit" with us .. sell it fut. Daily Pllo' OusWed. &U-5678 . ~.~-, °it~sOll o~ 'e.~~--· - '61 '63 '69 '68 '64 '69 '68 '67 '68 ' ''70 '70 '61 ~70 A1Jto1, lmpor~97 ' CHECK THESE VALUES VW SEO. $495 Ru n1 t oed, lool1 toocl. Lie. UOUbll VW SEO. J6-9-9-Lie. 0Kl4bl ... TRIUMPH TRG $2299 l ie . WJP9ll CHEV. IMP. $1295 FUii pow•r, •ir, · lie. VAF7l? RAMBLER SEO. $699 Auto., ll/H. Lie. OYS0~4 PONTIAC GTO $1799 VI, 4·1p1•cl: m1g1, ll/H. l ie. YXWl]9' J.• VW SQUAREBACK $1299 Cl11n. , Uc. 941CXV 'FORD MUSTANG $1199 ve, '4 ·1percl. lie. UZW157 vw $1299 Auto. Exlr••· Sherp. l ie. lEV722 DATSUN PICKUP · $1695 .lie. 7J'91HIC ,'Y:' POPTOP CAMPER $3295 bOGDLH VW CAMPER $1195 l ie. VEJ521 ' HARBOUR vw HARBOR AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 1871 I Beach Blvd., Huntington B1ich 842-4435 5-IS-3031 Ex1. 66 or 67 1970 If.ARBOR. BLVD. C0$TA ?llESA '66 Chevy Malibu 2 Dr Hardtop, V-8. Auto ~ns. Power Steerln1. l owner car. f8Sf'681) $1195 WardS.Lee . AmerlcMMomis n 547-5826 1234 So. Main St. Santa Ana 1967 CHEV. MALIBU COUPE ElJ'.c;eptionaIJy clean. Beautiful f(lld mist linish with black lnteTior &:: landau ~mrnt 66 or li7 -1910.HARBOR-BLVD., COSTA 11ESA '68 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM COUPE Full PoW'fr, Factory Air. (VT0835) $1599 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd., Co6ta Mesa SHARP 1967 Chry. JOO 56.000 mile1. Needs Rod Bearings . Make offer. 540-3058. ·-CONTINENTAL -------1970 MARK Ill, like new, fully eqµip'd, low mileage, fiuible on (lri~ and terms. Phone 546-1600 before 5 p.m. CORVAIR · roof. Auto. trans., radio, -------- heater. Factory air, etc. Stt '66 CORVAIFi • Spee:'tl, & drive foday. (UPR701) Conv .. Big engine, like ne"', $147~. John9:1n & Son. 2626 IO\Y miles. {SDC449). $577. H"bo' Bl•d., Co•!• M•"· DUNTON FORD 540-5630. 546-7070 '69 EL CAMINO 2240 So. Maio " w""" CUSTOM 396 Santa Ana V-8, Full Power, Factory Air. '65 !\fONZA Cbnvt. WINTER Vinyl Landau lop, Ve r y SPECIAL .•.. BRRR~ New sharp! (44885Z) titts. $375. 54fr2335. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC CORVmE 2480 Harbor Blvd., C.osta Mell!l '64 CHEVY Malibu. A"''· '71 CORVETTE Trans., Radio, Heater, 4 Or. 4.000 original. A beautiful (VS\V 846l. $477. Rolls-RoYce trade-in. Fae~ D"..,TON FORD tory air condltfoning. turbo """" hydram11.tic, till wheel, po\\'· 546-7070 er steering, AM·FM radio. 22~0 Sn. M11in nt Warner (VAMJ Exceptionally fine Santa Ana automobile. .~ * '71 CHEVY'• * $55?5 IMPALAS • CHEVELLES ROY-CARVER HERCTZARCORP. ROLLS-ROYCE 2925 Harbor Blvd., 221 \V. Katella, Anaheim Cos~ Mesa 5464444 (714) n~so 1969 CORVETIE hard top '69 CHEVY Nova, R&H, conv. R&H, auto. SJOO(). Call PIS, 2 dr, yellow, 16,000 RJ0..5m. . orig mi. 5 yr I C<),toJ mi. COUGAR "-'UT, Best ofr over 11400. ~Bl~ ·Bk whsale. ~Pri pty. 830-866.5: -,, '63 CHEVY WAGON Excellent Cond 111!lide and out, V·8, Auto Trans, $495 Full Price {RVK663l SURFSIDE MOTORS '68 COUGAR ·XR7. V8, automatic trans, air, P.S .. P.B .. vinyl roof, Jike new (\VVVD14 l. $1577. DUNTON FORD -7070 . 847-3840 2240 So. Main at Warner '71 Chevelle S.S. Auto, pis, Santa Ana 350 eng. blk in!ef, "'ht vin. -.,-,-co-uG~A-R--V-8.-,-,-.,,_, roof. Still under f11ct. warr. radio, heater (337 AGA). Lo mi's, S3495. Afl 6. $1!77. 54'-50"· DUNTO.N FORD 1970 KINGSWOOD Chevy Sia \Vgn. Owner must 5ell. Good cond. $2850. 548-2366. '71 VEGA GT Ask for Dan after 5 pm 673-7047 '64 Che\•elle V-8 * Convertible $375 * 6.f.5--0li68 '57 CHEVY \Yagon • door. xlnt cond. $400. 968--3607 -7070 nMl So,-Main at \Varner l?Mla Ana DODGE '69 DODGE Tradesman Van. 6 cyl. auto, 22,000 mi, XlnL S2500/offer. 494-3039. Any day Is the BESf DAY to ru.. an ad! Don't delAy .. call today 642-::£78. ·~u~~:i T;rn: Co:: (~Vl21). A steal al Sll77. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. tdaln at Warll«_ ~,.!Ila '69 DODGE 383 Cot'Onet Auto.,' PS/PB, stereo tape, landau top. $1195. 675-5258. ·64 .OODCE Poll1ra, "2 Dr. Hardtop. Big. enki~. 4 speed Red " sharp IGNYUll) $4n DUNT.ON_ ~7070 2240 So. Main at \Varner Santa Ana EXAMPLE: '67H rdOODGEV .Monaco .f. Dr. '6.f. OOOGE Dart 4 door a top. -.., Auto. Trans.. 1 Factory Air Cond., Power sedan, automat c Steertn1, Vinyl Ro of. tran1mis1ion, cood 'XQA!~ N I ransp:irtatlon. <RTU204). ...,). o Be'lter Value 211 at ssn. .. S · • DUNTON FORD-DU.NTO_N FOR!> ' ~7070 546-7070 2240 So. Main at Wamer 2240 So. •!\lain at Warner •· Saiita Ana Santa Ana * '66 DODGE CHARGER * 1 1969 Dodge van. excri cond. * Xlnt cond.·* New tires. 8 track 1lerf!9, 64&-l.568 matioi::. v.·ood panneled v.·t 1--~~~----. .table & cabind. Sl.800. Call '68 DART, 2 dr. a uto, 6 .f.94·9382 early evening. cyl. R/H, ad tlre1, lo m i, -·~-coRONET-<4-dr,-\i.i, . 11250 ... ~526 R/H, P/S, new paint. good 1966 DODGE Polara .f. dr., tires. 1 owntr, S 112 5 ; auto, air/cond. Radio. Xlnt 646-6759. Cond. $750. 67~. NEW 1972 GREMLIN $195 $59°1 NEW 1971 MATADOR $I 9S lotol dn. pyml. $59.01 totol mo. pymt. incl. loK, licens• & 11llfinonc1 chargts on 099r. credit for 48 mos. O~ f!rred pymt. price $2832. Cosh price is $2277. ANNUAt PERCENTAGE RATE 586()4° DISCOUNT '66 CHEV. '70 LOTUS IMPALA 4 Or., V·t, •lr. EUROPA POWlf J!ttrlllO. !Sit\/ l lJ) 4 10ffd, oower wlndoW\, s999· AM FM ••Clio. buc;ltlt Hiii. 1,.1(, !CYT 612) $3199 '66 DAffT GT '62 LINCOLN 2 Or. H8rOll>P> •Ir, POW11r 1lttrin1. ~lnyl IOO. budt1! Full POW11r &. l•clorv elr. 1e1!1. (ZGB 21'1 /GUM Oil\ $999 CONTINENTAL $699 '66 Ambassador '70 NOVA 1 Or. l11rdto.p, \I.I, 1lr, 11110. tr1n1., POwer 1tHr. EC11nemv 6 Cy!., rectlo. hM!· (WOE 14l). •r. (195 .l.SLI $899 $1599 15.99% Ser.11 18496 -'69 vw Sl;>UAll!IACK 4 Sod , r.dld, huter, IXTM-,., s1499 '70 MAVERICK .l.iftcm..tlc, !1cl. 1lr cond., r111!0, ~ltfr, 11:11 .I.GUI $1899 '70 HORNET .l.utom1!1c, POwer 1!ttrlnf, r1dlo. hHltr. 1111 "'Elltl $1799 970 Autos, lmport9d 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos. Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970Autos, Imported 970 ALL CARS SUIJl(T TO PRIOR SA.LI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUNSET FORD FUNNIES we KNOW IT'S LIKE "PULLING TllTM" FOil '/OIJ -rt> GET our ... ANO we OtPN'T . WANTTOGUMOP VOUR APPOtNTfl\EllTS So WI! Pl!ove A MODEL 1-\ERE -rt> YOllR OFFICE __,,, GOOD SELECTION OF NEW '71 & '72 FORDS AT THE FROZEN PRICES! ·TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY Good Selection of New ·'71 & '72 Fords At T"e f'rozen Prices! \ l WI.DO.NT CAD WHIQ YOU IO~tHT YOUa c.u -'NI WOULD ·un TO SllYIC:I IT ' S1tuf't11~, Novtmbtr 27, 1971 I ._..... J§J!! ,........ 1§1 I -.... 1§1 I .......... 1§11 :-..~~ 1§] 1 .;;l ;;--"'-.... ..:.1§1~.-.~! ;;-;;;;;;;"' .. ;;;;;;ll~;.;;I;;·-;;"';; .. ;;.;l~.;;!11 990 Aulol,\INd 990 A-.-tlO A--flOA--M .......... 11 .. 11 . ,_ ....... ....... UNd 990 Autoa, UNd 990 A-. UNd FALCON FORD FORD LINCOLN '65 TAI.CON ~. VI, 1tlck 1hl:ft, radio, beater. (NGC ... ) S31T. DUNTON FORD 5'6-7070 %M0 So. Main at Warner -. ... -··-------1-------~-..,.,..,...,=----1--....,.,=-=,,,,..--1 -------... FORD XL 500 2 door. VI, ·1111 roRD Galule 500. 2 '69 FORD 1Ht P:OltD ·a co1mm;NTAL 1u11 ••'"·· air cond .. v1ny1 1op, door, va. ••'"· 1ram., tao-SQUIREWAGON LTD COUPI pwr.,Jthr, air,,..... • ..¢ . P.S., P.B. No. 324.l; nm. tory &tr. (XJ'W50t). 1101'1. Style leadn. Cool arCtte pt;y. ~ Ntwport Bcb. DUNTON FORD DUNTON FORD 10 <=r' -with""'., .. 1n1 ... 1.MS--S500;c:...:==..· ~··..,...L• ~- 546-7070 546-7070 $2699 1or. • 1anc1au "'°'· ••to. MA YERICK1 2240 So. Main at Warner DtO So. Main at Wamer trar.., radio, h!attt, factory ______ ...,.._ o:..... Sa Ana air eond., D"f!'· mer., pwr. "10 MAVERICK 2 dr: Stick · ,,....ta Ana nta DAVE ROSS PONTIAC btka.,pwr,winciowsl:much Shift, btater (06SASL>. ~ ~Uot Wai:it Ads have A SoOd° want ad 1t a sood Tum unllltd ttems tnto quick 2480 Harl>or Blvd., more. Cle.ranee Pr I e e d $13Tf blrga1na pkn, investment cub call MJ..sm Costa. Mea <XSL1.S'1J $211'5. .1ohm6n I: • • FO Autos. New • 980 Autos, Now .. 980 Auho, Now riQ '65 'COUNTRY Squire ~!:._':.Blvd., DUN-:Jl:70 RD DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC ACUPT ANCE OF THE 1972 CADILLACS We have one of the Finest Selections of Quality Cadillac Trade.Ins to Choose From H70 Cpo. h VIiie 1'7011 ....... H70 WI. h Yllle ,.., 12M1 ..... PwWF .......... ..i..., ..... '-'" o.ly 11,too ..... ......., Air c.4ttlenl1tf ,__, tUI & toi...c.ic -.Ms, ...................... .... ""'' .,. .. 11 .... 111 .. , Ill ... -............... 11 • ..,....1. ••II -1..i. 1111 & .. 1 ..... .... cM .............. i.r. hll .......... deltl .. *'--....... ...,,,.,,, -· ...., *""· ..... ,_, ....... -.... • .-i.... ·-' •i.t l}'leftll.,. .. l<I 'flth w.dt .., ... NI.I"" '"'•· lM911Y ..................... 1.ii. ""'' ~ ... •'-· ;;;,, -...... , ..... , ~·· • ss22s • IMlltM '-!M. A ,.._,.._ 9' N-.....,, AllrwM<el (41\llkl ' IM ........ 0."'-It ..... ""4oyt !4l51lll lt70 C.irortlltle Your cltolre of 197111 ·-·· tJ.000 '-"" ., ... •El :>orades ,,.... Oiiii 1400 ., ... .... ...,. Air ~*-hit • lrou9ham1 r.ctwy AlrC. .... 111.it "'" ...-. ~-...... 1 ..... kll· • s.d. De Vllles ~·-!Ollie..,,_ fiftl•h w/ " .... _,. ... , .............. '"''· '"' & ho!! IMllMor l•19rl ... 1-',11• •-u ... 't•l41 11.1.~ w/ • Cpe. De Vllles hll -·; ,,.,.,, .., letlo>, tilt ••"-.... & .. l<I 1 .. 1 .... l•i.t! ... .....1, v ..... .:;r:·· S.l<I ...... y •• S.141 -& ..... 1.... ., ............ • Co11v.t!'.fibles I .. ,..,,. • ._ kl 172l0UI ~.~-17l61UI ..... 11e1i-111 •Sedans H6f Cpo. h Yllle "••• 11 ""' fillul -iHt Cpo. h Yllle ' S•leclion el QvoTity Codillttu o.t,17 ........ w.· .. ,,,... "~ ""'-' J•t 22.014 ..... .....,. .... c. .... ,..., ......,. .". °'*""Ir •"-"· fMlefJ' Alr C.1141tleitl .. "'"""""' .._ .. w w11• .. ttJc• """' '"'"'' .11 f""1...-.ippell s..1'-1 .. .i.u-'..W •1111 .i .. • Ml ................. 'fl•J1 ... fwll & r.otly for l11M4iete ~ .. 11 ....... -..... ,,, -led•••ll .. .., ,..~ •• nt1 a """""· -.....,.,., ... -· i.m. ""'''M. ......._.., ·-1 .... AJl./fM. .... 1 •• t-My 4ff-& Ml4 -.., Mol DrlYe ttt. nor., Y-..... ' ...... 1 .. p90 .. bl•, 11 ...... t. """"' '"'"'..._,..., "'' -hHldo ' •Ml. IVff«ll I lf6f Sotl. h Yllle 1969 Cpo. h VIiie '-1962 Seil. h VIiie Lew, t.w &..I MllM ......., W ...... hH leetliw ... o.tr 49,000 ... hctwy Air c-ilttte11l1t9 ...-...,, 1111 & ......... It ~., f.ctwyAfrC~ ,..leollc f,._ w•li. w!I~ ,.,. ... -. -itoclm ...... -· ...... s..nu .. .... 11 .. •t•ck f!•tlti -111 ......... ' ....... ,.,.,1 ... -.... .,ti....i ... 1 ... s.. ........ •••II• p1, .. d.ih & IM!Mr'1•1'ffler, r..i• .,..,., 1 •• 1. aw 1 .. k,, 1111 & ,,,...., •• u ...... .,,,... _, .i..w. tliirt +.l.o1c.plc olMrl•t, .... "'"' 11,.,, • $3725. ,.nlt11l•t ·-..., • .. erlcMi..o T .. 1, ••-I• lft•1"-& ••'· _,,.,. ,...,, -' •"'-,. "'"' 1117AGAI ._,.,_ IG0k070J Waaon. V~ .• Auto. Trana. , -Power atfftinr. (HE9ll) 67 FORD GaJuie V-1, Auto, .-40 So. Main at Wamer $5Tf. . • TraM., Faokity .Air Cond., Santa Ana DUNTON FORD Po... Steerin(, Shup, ITITOJ3). tm. 70 MAVERICK 546.7070 . 2'JlO So. Maln &t Warner DUNTON FORD 2 Door. dlr. Dix coupe. Un- Santa Ana ~70/0 der U,000 mL Owned by lit· 2lfO So. Main at Wamtt tie old banktt. Take small '&9 GALAXIE Cpe, xll'lt cotJd. ' Santa Ana down or tinai>ce. (326BEN') Private party, mwl sell, ---==~=="'=---1 PIS, PIS. tac. air, still un. 1t70 F.ORD 49f..681.l aft ll am ~ dtr warr., will,."""""" GALAXIE 500 MERCURY immed ule. 9D-4133 or 2 Dr. H.T, Immaculate 968-5650. • • -" attractive lliht Ivy '1969 MERCURY 'fId interior, MARQUIS . darlr brown landau roof. · hardtop. VI, auto., air AulD tral'll radiQ heater Broucb&m 4 Dr. Spe.rklina cond., P.S. (331BQE). wn. ~ -.. f~ a I; Royal mll'ODI\ with match- DUNTON FORD """'·· h•"" ... th•• .... "" 1ntm"" • black w.uu 546-7070 aearance Pricecl (395.AUH) root. Auto, Trana., rad», um. Johnaon I: Son '626 be&ter factory &it cond., 224o So. Main at Warner Harbor mvd Co8ta • PM°· 'stttr., pwr, brks., Santa Ana 540-5630 •• Mesa. pwr, windows, twin corrda:rt *-'71 FORDS-*- GALAXIES e MUSTANGS TOr.INOS HERTZ CORP. 221 W.,K&tella, ~ (714) ~ • lounge seata and ~sit "ll LTD 4 Dr. HT, V-1, Auto and dri~ thll-attr&ctive car-- Tran1, Fae. Air C.ond. Pow tooe,y. aeinnoe priced SIM. Dl&c: Brakts, Land. (fJ01741l $2675. Johnson & Roof. (9768ZTJ . .U77. Son, 2626 Harbor Blvd., DUNTON FORD <loot& .,,. .. s<o-5630 546-7070 '70 MONTER.Et_ H.T., xlnt 2240 So. Main at Warner cond . lull power, AIC, '59 FORD Galaxie 4-door, '° 000 i f ·~ Sanla. Ana , . m ., ac. warr., ....,.... .... ...,.. V8, automatic --G~R~E"'M=U~N--& T.O.P. or noo. dn • trans., radio (JGK968). $1Tl. nfinanct:. 962o-U33 or DUNTON FORD ,...-, ~7070 '70 Gremlin -~,97=1~M=ER~c~u""R~Y~ 2240 So. Ma.ill at Warner AMJtM RadX., This owner STATION WAGONS s...... ... ..,..M -thl1..,.. HERTZ CORP. J 61 FORD-:t-OR•-<4!11CCK> m w. Kat.Ila; Anaheim Runs lilao """ S.. to Ap. $149~ (714) 771-4050 predate, (0HL281) $175 Full Price Terms to Suite 196.f MERCURY 4 dr b.t.. lo suRFs:z~oTORs Ward S.Le _;:....,_'_'m_ii_._ean __ .i_'_"_'_•_m_. "Make Room For Dad- '6' FORD~~ SXI, !250. AnlllimallilolDre,. 64:>4231 or 675-4331 547~5'26 AU NEW 197 J'S & Dwnfrlfln DISCOUNTED TOSEllNOWl NEW 1971 CAPRICE $1003~ DISCOUNT '61 YOLKS . PUICllASI WITll COIDllllCI '65 IMPALA LOVE aUG. 4 ..,...i, r•dlo. '-"""· IXA" 2'11 $899 -'Ml C"AMllRO CONVIEltTllLIE lt•ll'f IPOl'I, Vt. fief. 1lr cond. Pw•. 11 .. r_, owr. w.k•. CXET '"' $1599 '66 IMPALA Colllll l•et. •Ir Cll"lll •• \II, Iulo, lr1111., ,._ •lffr' .. low mJlll, tTF'I' "'' Thtstctracony bolOMtof 5 Yw. 50.000 Mlt Warranty. ?I CNIY. NOYA • Spert ~•t;,•, \IL 1i;ii. ,,. ..... ..- ,..., .. t1ct. 1lr. "14 All). "70 CMIY. IC'""WllCld. t Pt1tr. wtlll"fn •• Full ,,_._, l1ct. 1lr ~Wllfl., 111(1- 18119 r•ck . IW" ..... , '6t IMPALA C:.U,., \II, fed. •Ir cond., Jl'llll', •'-·· M1o. tr1111. ('l'UM- D7) '6t .CHO'. MALllU Coi;,,, W, •utl . ""'" pe...W jlftr.--lnfl, rKlo. f!M'9f. (X01t 'm1 "70 IM.PALA ' ...... .,. ..... \IL lt;IO. ,,.Pl$., pwr. 11.,., pwr br•k•, ¥1"'fl Mp. ICWESNl '6t PONTIAC FlrQlrf, VI, 1vto. tr•11a., AM/FM ,._ ,..., pwr. •!Mr .. pwr. tw9kn . ('31111 AGO) -- 'V .................. -.. .. r•lll•, llNW. !HP'X •fl $599 ~ ''9 ,ORD- WAGOff Auto. ~ .. r..iie. l'IMtw, bt;ckll ••II. 11lce v11l1c11, IXlN m1. $999 ''4 CHIV •.. ~ TON llldl~ 6 <'ft,.,_. dlr, ....... '""'"' '""" ......... ,,..,..., $699 GUlllNTT ... ... ......... -.11.trJL (7141SIUlll (lll)m-. ' ' • SELECT T.RADE·INS • . '68 TORINO GT fastback, 1234 S. Main st. &VII'!· .your trash is CASK Beautiful, all xtru &: SMta Ana' ------=---=---=---=---:•:-11=--.. -:--·I "'"'"abi.. Try m•I For that ,_ undor $50, with • DAILY Pµm Reacl Da_lly Piiot Clau1 • lt67 IUICk ltff COUOAI ............ 2 •• i....ii.,, -"'"· .._llhl 419~ M-•ii• Mt. Jl,000 IMel '"""· ha. •'• ""'" mJ1 t.~. •••. wloiJI •-·· -.....,. _......,.,..... ,..,_, -.. -· ~-. .... -.-1111.........i, ... ....... ..... ........ ....... ..... ... -'•"''" 1 ................. n. ... fNt CHIVIOUT ~ 2 •• ll.l .... °""' .... ............ ... ..... ..,....-.. -.................. _ ... _1 .... -·· ltel\1 •• .....i.. 545--1441. try th! Penny Pincher Clu1~ ad. 1967 Ford Galaxie, white w/hliA~utos~~~·~N~ow~~~~~~~~9~80~~~A~u~lo~1~,~N~o~w~;~;~;~9~80~:A:u~to:s.::N:t:w::::==::9:80~A:;;utos=:':N:ew::::==="°=;;A:;;utos=oi':;;-=;;;;;::-·,) black interior. AC. auto • -tran. . ..-Cood mndition..$TI5. 644-72111. .... , ... .,_ .,.If" (TYnfll (255DU1 ,,. NIH ... _,. "'°"II. (lSIOt'! ltt9 CNltYIUR 1tff CONT, MAalt N 1'10 IUIC1l .... .....,....., " •.. ,,.,......, ........... ••• ... ,.u --.............. c,., ~ .. .............. hoH-.,•!.,1 .. .., .. --n1t....,..1, ... '""°'" ,.II -•, wlorl -.,, •l•)'I ho-i... '-"" loter •• _, ff. _ ... -r-1111• ..... --"· " -'· AM·fM ........... ' ,... ~ _,,,n, •hoe~ .11 ... jlf)Y74Ti ~-;ck tep /. _Wock 1•11 ... t!:'!r I•· ~-••l•!pl••, '-' wt..lo. lo\eol _,, ·""·· l-.. 1-.. jlWMlll) ... 1er. l .............. ,,.. • .. l.lelr "'"'i..., (XDO.tlOJ Sa/e-'.easing-Authprized Service , NABERS CADILLAC -Authorized Factory Dealer 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Call 540-9100 i Open Evenings & Sunday At ll!ll we've qol • lot of tho worldnq 111Achine that- • Deliven up to 25.money·savinq miles per gallon. • HaulJ up to h•ll·tm of meet anythlnq tn a oteel bed, • Rides JOU f!nl cla!l In a 'rinyl upholoter8d cab. Dma II lor ..... fer..,,....,. end beoauat 11 QOll the lob dcme. J>dft a Datmn ••• thlll ....... 'fil FORD Falcon 2 dr, auto trans. $175. Run IOQd. 54&-mt '67 FORD Wagon Fair.I.ant 500, R&H, aulo,. good cond . Pri . ..,.,,.. $8511. 5l3--085L '64 FALCON 4-dr sedan, Rill, Lo mi'•. $575 • \ ~ * 546-6946 * * "66 Ford wagon, Country Squire, ps, pb, air, xlnt co~. Many xtru. 642-0584. '69 LTD Wagon. 10 Pau., 429 HP. Power, &teft'O, air; mint cond. $2000. 675-6161 '64 FORD Galaxie, Full power &; air, Runs IQOd. $350 or best oiler, 646-6125 ANY Day ia tbe BESl' day to nm an ad! . Don• t deJQ •. call today, 5CJ..a'78 Autos, Imported 970 Sii OUR COMPLDI LINI OP '72 DATIUNS COSTA MESA . DATSUN. 2845 HARBOR , l~VD. • • Step Up To CONTINENTAL Luxury! 1970 Coupe Exquialte. Satin Black finish w1th white leather A: white Landau roof. Luxury equip- ped throuahout. J'ull power. Tilt atrg. wheel, AM-FM 1tereo radio. Climate Con· trol Air Cond., 41 Brand new tlrrs .l much more. Stt .l drive this beautiful car to appreciate. (& ... ~GB) $4575 1970 Mark III Attracttv. lldtt yellmv Sold wtlh block l<alher In-~ matchlnc Lindau roof. FUily luxury equlPDed fnclud· tn1 Climate contrOI itr cond.. tilt itcerln1· wheel, AM/FM" atertG radio, Mlchelln radlal plyl Una, etc. Thla btauutul ~~er t.he beat ot care. $6675 • 1969 MARK III .... $4875 \ Immaculate. Beautiful Sil ver Mink finish with black leath- lft' interior .l matching landau roof. Equipped with full power includini 6-way seat, Climate Control.Air Cond, Tilt str&. \\'hetl, Automatic Cruise Control, etc. 1bla fine Automobile obviously has had the best of care. (WXF534) • • MANY MORE TO • CHOOSE FROM • I 'Orange County'• 'Family ol Fine Ciii' . - 19704-Dr. Sedan Beautitul alamor aold metal- lie finlab with leather lnterw lor and matching Jandau root. Luxw7 equipped of courH. 7\111 power I: &.way power 11nta, ~te contiol air conditlonin&. tilt steer- Ing whffl, stereo tape 11)'1~ tema, etc. lmmac ulat• throughout (838AGA) $4575 1%9 Coupe Clean attract.lw polar white tlniab w1th black Leather ~ terlor anlS matcl\lnc l&ndau root •• Luxwy oqulmd ., cowv. J'\lll power, .... ....,. aeat, tilt ats. whl,. temp. control air cond., etc. Showa meUculoua cart. (YXOOS) $3375 I • ' - .. . . .., • • • • -... . 4 ··- ]§] ;;ml ·-~ ..... ~~~l§J~, Autes, U... 99o ---~---"'°""-' :t.utoo, UHd ~ Autoo, 1 IJMd '91 Au1o1, UHd f90 -~M-IR_C_U_R_Y_ MUSTANG· . OLDSMOBILE, ~ OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC lfff'M!RCURY ·rn MUSTANc;.t.,, .. ,,. Vi. ·go· o.LDs Sta&o' war'"' .'65 OlD. SMOBILE MARAUDER XfOO A/T, !act. air, Pts: PB~. Auto Tr&111., P0>A'tr sr~r. ~72 -CAPR.I ' . ·IMMEDIATE ]~[ -..... _ ..... J~I t _ ..... --.. '64 Pontiac D'ELIVERY '-. , , I , . '\ ..,. •· 2 "-'· H.T. 'rho~'''"""" loaDdUodN . .(T33'0VNlM)·;;;,rrR.D. Rad~.""''"· &ood "'""'"· .CUTLASS COUPE Jl&hf ivy yellow with dark . . , IQAC393}. Sln. I 1 Bealltlftirtilue. "'' ..,,,. ...... ~ •. .,.,.,..,.. '546-7070 •DUNTON FORD1 . (RRYllQ) 1Ut' atr. 'Wilt., ii.110. trans,,., 2240 ~· Mt~••I Wamer • ,.•546:-7070 •. 1 $399 · _..;__W1140, ...... _ Excellent Tnit111Xll'Jation, This fine car la .v.·eU' tQ:en care of, f PDD16') Only . LAST SHIMNf.'IEFORI :$lit ~PRICI iMCtEASE " ,, . . . . .. P"tr'· s~:. pwr .. br!<s., ta1· . • ',·Sanftt ~ha · , ' f(ll')' alr1 like n~w appel'I'-. . . . 2:1~1 I ~~~n -~ ~--t:l\t~ : oAVe (ROs.s pbNrr);c . .5429 . . TIME -..... 41-"':: r:1 'ill .. -THIODOll lOllNI JL '"'"' ....... houi. s.. • -oLD.SMOBIL" . . • ' ~Harbor Bl•d., drlVe. CJearalice. Priced . ~ • ... ; I ,... left Delte .. \ Costa' Mn.a ,· • 111:-~·· Ct;.Le· e . (209ACV) $267~. JOhn~n & . -· • ROYAL. Fult YCR9S5 '' Q.C"1 ~ Son,. 26M·~. Hafbor ·mvd., 1'.l70 Oldll, De-lta 88', ~·cu. -J'w_er, 1971 MUSTANGS ---_ _ . ~=!-10·-·""'~,_---., ... ,~r :-t'!ER'l'.Z':'CORP. ~.....,._,.._ MUSTANG lop, AC, pov.·er everyt~ing. 221 w. KateUa, AnaheirU , .: 547-5126 $2,400 or ~I offer. 644-7201 (7141 778-40IO-.,.._ ~ U34 s. Main St. · :57 MUsrANG wlba·-,,•"""'vs~.1 '.61. OLD~ 4«ir 98• P/S; ff.B. '69 MUSTANG $2(lt' +~take Santa Ana •uto. t r 1 n 1 ., s~rp. R/H, sir, new trans, muf-'67 MUSTANG 390 conv~ .. over pyments: eau· anytime ,68 PONTIAC. 8eni, &hocks &: fr n I overil. "'""·· new tttt.s. ,.,.knds Ii; aft s wk••C (VDW596); .J;l077. b .... .,,,,.... 6I ......,0 ~-& Y,10 , ~ ON FORD u ... iuits . ..,.,.,. s....._.. brakes, .Yellow/wht. tep, ~3694 LE MANS COUPc. DUNT , . . '70 OLDS CUTLASS full po11.-e.r. Xlnt cond. Can' 1i6 J\;fustang, auto, r/h, nu F\tU Po~r. Factory Ail. 546-7070 Supreme~ Air ·-. PIS • f/B; , be seen, 4220 Puk Newport tires, $895, C&ll aft 6 pm, 1,VllAJ&.7) * 2240 So. Main. at ,Wan:)er. . Vinyl r:oof. Ex. cond. Priced ~pts. CalL ~4--Q.2'7~ 833-2959. • t • • $1599 · Sahta Ana to ~II now! 494-5324 eves.. 'IWO 1968 Olds C:UJ.i~s, i 1>r:. I • • · '65 MUSTAN(;. 2 do" '6' MUllT;A~G. ~ cly, !l/!j, hallp. pl•, '•aoto · o-i.0.1, ' -.PLYMOUTH DAVE i\~S 1:0NTIAC hard lop, Vll, · Landau top. new paint (yellow! new r/h, air eond. Sli5(!. 'As~ (Cit · ' •. • " · z.180 Harbi>r Blvd'., CRZY996). sm. ' bnl~es, p:id •concl'. ~· Mr. ~1a..rkli, 67~ ... ~~ • ' ~70' Ply.: DuSter: " Costa M~ DU"TON, ~RD 847-0575. t' ,pm', wkda.>:•· '.' ·~·Auto Trans, Pov.·er Steering, '68 PON:t'.JAC' Ue'Mens, V-8. · 546:-7078 OLDS .·~ .ctJTLAss '66 F~ ,81,?"!. F"!l.1s.: ·~ Radio,. Uiw ~'!illes. See this Aulo T~aiis., Fae. Alr, Pow 2240 So .. 'Main at Warner .. ,Re4, 2 Dr.,..'ne.w~ires, co~. Rad io, aJJ'. New tires.· ;beaui1tul car l'>day, 1881· Steer, · Pow : Br a kes, . 1 'Sin~a~ Aiia · ... 'Cood ,~nif. $62j. 644~77, . $490.~644-4307. ')'' ·AFC) CWICS69)'. $147'1. f. 980 , Autos, New _ 91j!o,A~o•.'Nt"'..' ,; · •.. 980 . ' •. S!995 ' .. DUNTON. FOR~ . . ' ' ., f 'I . ' '546-1070 t· 2'l40 So. lotain • .at Warner .. _NO~PRl.CE RAISE ON ··ANY~ ~12 Models ·In ;our S1ock As .Of No'v~ .16th~ ' -. . ,WardS.Lee Santa Ana ' ·~~" '67 FIREBIRD I '" 547~5126 -1 V-~. Auto Trans, Air ~. 1234 S. Main St. Ppwer \Vlndows. Vefl: Oian, r Santa Ana · $995 or best offer, wilt co11-. :-, '.66 PLYMOUTH •Id" .. .,.. 646-2698 0£: 507~540 · WA'GON · PONTIAC '63, < d,, Hdtop, BELVE0E.RE 11 ~· Runs grnt, virtually Reallf a bargain. no denls. Clean. n4:&46-4586 CTF~9J 213: 592-1355. Orii; Owne r. -',,. . . ' . -. WHILE TH~_'tAST ,. • UNB6ATABtE DISCOUNTS -· --R.EAD. CARE"F·Yll-l-! THIS MEANS YdU·STILL CAN CHOOSE fROM ROWUPON RC!>W Of BRAND . NEW '71 ;s THAT CARRY UNCHANGED "fREEZF' PRICES. THESE CARS "«E: ALL SUBJEC.T TO..J0/o CASH .REBATE UPON CONGRE,SSl~NAL~APPROVAL OF EXCISE· TAX. REDUCTION; -AND Al.SO SUBJECT TO OUR YEAR ROUND -$599 "'" PONTIAC 1' M•"'· ·a~ . c:ond, PIS. : PIB. s~I DAVE ROSS.PONTIAC-belted raffia! · tires, xlnt · 2480 Ha~lx\r Blvd., cond. $2000. 95&-7744. · Costa Mesa RAMBLER , . • ON NEW '71's AND_IMMACULATE '71 , ~~MO AND_;EXEC CARS . VOLUME DISCOUNTS. COME iN TODAY AND ; ; • ' . • Still A. Big Selection To Choose from! -SA-VE-!l HUGE USED CAR ''OVER-STOCK'' CLEARANCE ~ ~ . . . STATION WAGON SALE! IS TO CHOOSE FROM. Imports & Domestics. CNot'Y Stcb., Sqvlros, Torino, Y.W., YolYo, Dotson, Olds., More., Toyoto, Opel. '65 tllnl '71 model&. Some with full power &·air cond. ' .. EXA~PLES: I '65 fORD WAGON '70 fORD 10 PASS.· Ce11ntry s1d1n, R&H, 111to., •i•, p.s .. Squir1. VI, R&:H, •uto, ,1ir, P.S., 'P.I., 1oed mile.J. (WWK769) good mit11. 13 061EJ) ILUE 1001 PlllCE SJJ'40 $750 ~:i~E $2850 • MUSTANG SALE! Mony to chOOlt from. '65 thru '71 mocl~s. Coupe1, hardtop$, c~I· W. and 2+2 fastbacks. Some with 4 speeds, Ho air cOIHlltlHllHJ 1ancl ntomotlc models. ' '66 YOLVO 1225 • st.tien ••9on. o4 1pe1d, lew mil11. IZXV2o491 $996 ... -:69 TOYOTA ~ORONA MK II. RIH, 111!0111•tie, low rn il.i. !ZlKl661 • ILUI 1001 PllCI Sll70 OUR PRICE $1396 '66 .MAUIU S.S. H1rdl0" • lll"tld, ,adlo, hl•llt• good mll~1. ($LV '111 $896 '66 ,DODGE HARDTOP C11•enet 440. VI , 111t11., P.S .. r•dio, h1eler, 9eod rnil 11. ISJP1691 $896 '69 CORTINA · iT 4 dr. Very lew mil 11. ('4 12· AGEi • ILUE 'IOOI PlllCE Sl41D PRICI 1196 OUR $. '67 MUSTAtil,G . . 'HAlDTOP -Vt, 1u!Om1!1C, radio, t\8elef, pDW• er •lfft'il\g, food miles. 1VKD- '"' '63 T·BIRD lmm•e11l1te th111-e11!. N1w peinf, Full power, 1ir eo11d. l\JEZl791 $796 '71 AREBIRD fORMULA R&H, •11le., P.S., low mil11 . (07601 1 II•• loo• Price SJ441 $3196 EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG HARDTOP '70 COUGAR HARDTOP '69 v.w. '71 flA T SPYDER . '68 v.w. Red ie, h1eler, 111loM8tic, P.S .. ·1ow Mil11, vinyl roef, 1066AGI ) ILUIE IOOK PRICE 52555 OUR PRICE . $2250 L.T.0.-GALAXIE-T-BIRD-TORINO SALE! VI, euta .•. ll&N, l"!I~• 1!ttrlng, •Ir Cl)nd , vinyl r~I. O'Ofld mlln. Cl61 , AOEI ILUE 1001 PRICE S2195 S'r A TION BUS 9 p111en9e1. Al1 1e1h, 4 1p11d, 9oed mil11. rrws. 750) $1996 • Many to choose from. '65 thru '71 Models, Sport roofs, formals, 2 door & 4 door hardtops & sttd ans. Full power, air condltlonlnt. Warranrlu aYallablt. '66 PLYMOUTH '70 CHARGER RT EXAMPLE: '71 LTD BROUGHAM ... ule., lt,H, P.S., P.I. P.window1, vinyl roef, AM /FM, low ..,;lei. 174.SIMQl ILUI 1001 PlllCE 54220 OUR PRICE $3550 • MAVE.ICK-PINTO SALE! EXAMPLES: '70 MAVERICK '71 PINTO VALIANT ll,H, •1110.. P.S.. 1ir eon· ditionin9. Geod rn I I • s , !SVZl~2 1 . $796 '65 PLYMOUTH ,. fURY Ill eciuipp1d. R1d ie, h1 1i1r. Gr1bb1r 91e1n /r1eln9 tlript•, o4 1p1ed, 2 Dr. H.T .. R&H, •wto .. P.S .. 1ir e11nd. 6 ood rn il11. ! PIT 4141. 9ood mile" lll1CA)(), ILUI IOOK PRICI S21JO $1550 ~:i~E -$-115 I AM T• t PM MOM.NI I AM Te 6 PM UT 11 AM Tt 6 Pti1 IUN -. ' PAATS-SIRYIC:I HOUIS I J!'<tlo. t!•11mr, '1u10, P.S, •Ir cOfld , vlny! roof, good m11-. • !Ill AGEi ILUI 1001 PRICE S2160 '67 TOYOTA CORONA Sed. R&H, .. 1pe1d, 911od mil11. ITUP6JJI • 7 AM Te t PM MON 7 AM Te 6 PM TUI-NI ' ILUE IOOlt PlllCE S2215 '67 fORD LTD 4 d r. H.T. ll&H, •uto., 11.S., tir cond., 911od rnile1. IUEP· 114) $1~96 '70 IMPALA 2 DR. H.T. Au~., P.5., ll&H, "lnyt ronl, 1!r (!Ind., vlrlvt rool. !K7 ASOJ , ILUE IOOk PlllCI SJ1J5 p~~~ $2496 BUG Goed Mil11. Nice t••· R1d ie, he1te1. · ! WIZ790) $1096 '71 T-BIRD H.T. Aule., P.S., P.8., P·window1, P0 buck1t '1111. AM .FM Stir· 111 ••di11, 1ir eend., tilt wheel, w1w, 9eod ..,il11. I 694!1ZJ I llM l fflt Ptk.e $471S $4096 '70 Continental 4 Or. P0 windew1 I 11•h, e1r, TC r•di11, "invl reol, l11 t~1r int. &11od ,.,,;1,,, 12101111 11111 loelt Ptlie S411 I $3996 I PARTS DIPT. ONLY I AM te 1 PM IATUIDATS · . " • '69 PLYMOUTH 9 pass. 1wagon. S400, under Blue '65 Ambassador Book. Air, PIS, P/B, ~r rear. v.·indows. 2 way Wagon •tailgate, deluxe; int. $2250. V-3: Aµto Trans, P o·w e r Pri. ply. 892--8843 ·or Steering Power Brakes Ex- 546-2355. _ cellent Cond, <NMD09a') '66 STANDARD 6, 2 d,, good $595 r~.le~n.'1 owner.~· 117: .~··js Le -===--_,,.aru-:, • -e PONTIAC . '69 1!.0NTIAC C~TALINA COUPE Full Power, Factory Air. fY UF':r't.ll $1899 D'AVE ROSS PONTIAC Arneric8ll ~ ,. 547-5826 1234 So. Main St. Sanla Ana 19iO DELUXF. Stalion~Wgn, chrome rac:k, P/S, PJB, aii::.,_ immac:. Pri. pf.rly. 830-7587 M Harbor Blvd., , '64 Rambler, 4-dr. air, ziew =-=="°'~·~'•"=M="c:'~~-1 brakes, $37j, '63 PONTIAC GTO Vll, Alli., l * 846-6413 * * Air Cond., Radio, Hea ter. fXBD6fiO ) Don 't miss this one. $1277. T0 BIRD DUNTON f'.ORD "" T-BtRO · Focl•'Y Afr , '546-7070,. t ' Cond., t'u!! Pow!'r, Vinyl 2240 So. i\1ain at Warner Roof. fTYH·618t. Compare! Sanra Ana , at SS.77. '69· GRAND PRIX DUNTON FORD 54~7070 Full Power, Factory Air: IXSE4101 $2399 DA\lE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa l\fesa '6!1 2 DR. white" custom S. radio, heater, A/C, P/S l 01.1.·ner. Xlnl con d , 673-2147. '64 LE l\IANS convertible, Good rond, runs tm-ific, new brks &: shocks, $295. 5J9-896< ** '66 GTO big eng., suto, p5. landau, 67M actual miles. $750. 673--8735. . "69 LE MANS: Air, full pwr, new tires. Xlnt cond. S1800. 673-5006 aft 6 pm . '62 TEt.1PEST: Sharp con· vertible, Good condition. ·Rblt. eng. 673-5719. LeMans '68 2 dr hrdtp, air cond, xln't coDd . $1295 548--0801 990 2240 So. Main al Warner Santa Ana '71 T-BIRD V8. auto. trans .• faetory air. full pov.-e r, low mill's. Beautiful. {427080). $4377. • DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Ma in at Warner Santa An11 '61 T-BIRD {MDRS86) $195. $57 Down, $10 Weekly. No Finance Charge8 Hel"f'. . SURFSIDE MOTORS 847-3840 TORINO '71) TORINO GT 2 Dr. HT. V-8 .. Auto Trans, Fae: Alr, Pow. Brak!'S & \Vind. MH (958AFW). $1977. DUNTON FORD 54~7070 7240 So. t.111 in at Warner Santa Ana Autos, Used '70 CHEY "~"·· '~ .. '" '" ..... $2996 . 1 ,,S,, '''"Air, T~. UM-' AGI) '69 CHRYSLER ~-;: ;:::; ~· $2696 . • . • lltlthl .... ti, .it. . '69 CAD. 'S .~-::::· .~::.-;:i.:.· $4211 T""' F~ ,,_, l.N"""' , &Air~ 'l1 FlllEBIRD .. ::::.;::.:·.~-:; $3411 C ..... , • s,t, TrlM., ll'fl(.!ery Wl"1"'1, '71 ·YW CAMPER .:::":':' •. $3.111 ic.... (7" CUC! '17 YW ·--·--· ""'$1-c"'· """"' -. wMeh. ~99 '70 TORINO ,,_, .... I .... M• $2696 (toM., ,._ S!Mtlllt , hwer Ir~-... lJ,1111 r!llloH, (.,I •IU'1 AC ~~. Pow e: I 1 ,.. D • ' ' ' + ""· ..... oon- ~54<l . air ,,.., xlnt r ,, ·Ex· ) e ,. "'" ~: Air inyl D er ljT. Air. . • . ' ' • • II -• - • • . WE -APPRECIA1'~ _YOUR . BUSINESS.. .SPECIAL $ PURCHASE ' · ·PRICE FULL ,11 ;.PRICE , -_s-,;;41·60 5195DOWN 11•1·•-......... \llflO ---··,... ...i. .... , ..... ' .. , .. ,~ ... ,...,, .... -· ••t<fdftt; J4. .... 1. Doi..,... or-J .,.., i'llu 60 -cl IO• & l~"ll' <"'1 '"'' ,,., \)101 •0 ttl 111 & I•-- ,.,..... P!•U~ll(;I ~· Tf 1 l,!t •. -' I '\JMONTH ' FOR 36 MONTHS OR MAKE ·OFFER '70 CHEVY IMPALA . . Th i1 red beauty hos auto, tron1. factory air co11ditioni'n9, radio, heater, whitewall tir11, vinyl interior Tilt whe el. 116AGI. '70 MUSTANG BY FORD Rtd, WSW, tires, wheel covers, heater,_hith back bucket stats, 666ANB '70' DODGE CHARGER v.a, auto. trans., factorf air conditioni•g, radio, ht1ttr, whit1w1ll tlret, vinyl !'Oof. 512ASN '70 FORD GALAXIE .500 H.t .,.V/I, wsw 01110, radio & h1ot1r, pow1r 1te1ri111, foct. air. 176ALQ. Meadow Gree.I '70. PLYMOUTH FUR:t Ill 2 dr, H.T. V/I , auto, radio & h1.1t1r, power 1t1eri111, 1lr co114, full wl11rl l11t, 342AIV. Jatlt Green '70 FORD GALAXIE' 500 Ml, v.1, 11111. r1illo, L httttr, f1ct t1r, ••• whttl tt•trt, ''''"' •r11~f ~. 123AVOHanest Yellow '70 CHEVY KINGS WOOD Sta. Wagon V•I ~utt. int111., factory iii' co11t1iilo11i111, , •• ;, 1teerin1, nilo, heater, h•n"tlt 1old ht colorlic.·50111( i70 BUl(K SKYLARK . • ' " I ' I - -' Saturdiy, NO\ttltlbtr 21,· \~71 ' '12 .DODGE TRUCK. ~)l(Y ,ltOT '71 ' SPORTSMAN rROYAL t $31982R -. PRICE' ABSOLUTE MO '71 PINTO ~.!..~~!~"·· ·"·· $16 s a· llM.C1S061CJ( OR MAKE OFFER OR MAKE OPFER '69 CHEV·Y MALIBU '68 CHEVY WAGON -'69 FORD .TORINO $988 '"'"~•w"~"• $888 G.,. $988 Malillu2•.HT.. Matt< •. pewtr ~lttr~ng, 2Dr.H.f .. V·I v.1, '*· *'"· elec. WlptrS. windM!itld Ht hto rer. whilt woll !1rt s, watlltn WVZS91 ~ -' tirts. \..inyl ~ , ....,, ,.,, t«iar, rood wflM!I, ~I OR MAK.E QFFE" ' • Auro., rodia & hlattr, pawtr steering, Iott. air con¢...Jin.ted.9'4s.,_v.s.~-'"'lt!'._ WPL820 OR MAKE OFFER l Lit. lll6S1 · • , H.T. V·I. tir t.-.1~ '" ·~. llHI ... rinrl "'llf'io<.fo.d -~•rl1. ~c~11 ••ol• VtM 77S " ' - . l \ ( ' • I , . ' . . , -- I .BRAND NEW . ' BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NIW ·· 71 FORD LTD '71 FORD LTD . 71 FORD LTD . '71 ·FORD TORINO c,ountry S,uire Station Wagon , Country Squire Station Wagon· Dual Facing Rear Seats · 2 D~r Hardtop !1JS:ZH1818551 · GT SP9rtsroof - • Dual Facing Rear Seats · -1 I A35W272399 l Station Wagon I 1'47681840731 Station Wagon I IJ76Kl48767 l $J _20_0 -$1200 off window sticker price off window sticker price . Offwiiiilow stic:ller price---off window· sttcker . price BRA'ND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NEW . , .. -. '71 D!~!t~O-.-~. '7210RD· 1/2 TON 72 -RANCHERO '71 f 0 D Mustang 12A4F71178101 . llF01L1964f11 $2599 loaded with VS, formal roof, cruise-o-metic, power steering, power front disc brakes~ t inted 9lass, radio, Ofe-belts, warning lights, color- keyed racing mirtoN, 11A25FI33452) · IF10ARM84458l · OYER 150 USED CARS NO REASONABLE OFFER - -REFUSED DEALERS wncDME! NO-RfASONABlE-OffER REFUSED DEALERS WELCOME! - Look At These Examples Look At These Examp,les . ' . '67-T·Bird ~ c -'67~odge ..Mo.naco . . · '69 Cortina f actory Air. Cond., Full Power, Vinyl Roof. ITYH-,4 Or. H1rdtop, V-8, Auto. Trans., Factory Air STA. WAG. Auto. Trans., R1dio, Heater. 6181. Compiri it Cond., Pow1r St11rin9, Vinyl Roof. fXQA140 1: (ZDS983 ) . '68 VW Bug S!kk Shif!, R•dio, H .. 1 ... IWJV2561 ....._ No 81tt1r V1lu11t . $877 $977 $877 $977 . - , '_68 DO .. ge C arger -'68 Pontiac GTO '70 Ford P•ckup F ~ 00 '69 Toyota Corona VI, Au!o., Y,nyl ·Top, .Air Cond. IZNV127J. A VI, Auto., Air Cond., Radio, H11t1r. ,IXB06601 Don 't miss this on1. • 1058, V81 F1ct~ry·Equip~d. A steal at 4 Door 01lux1. CYYM227). 811t this. st .. 1 •t ' $1177 $1277 6 '60 OLDS~'~~~ .. ~ p~~~~~. Rod io, ""'"· $177 '65 MUSY ANG $677 '69 C $877 R VI, • 0 11!0., radio, h1al1r. !ll7AGA ) _;.. __ ___.,~•~-"~'"~'·~IQA-Cl-95-1 -----~ '59 FORD G.~~~~~' •••d. VI. "lomoti<f""· $177 . I GArAXIE 5~~.~~ .. dtop VI, "10 · ''' $677 '70 TORINO 2 0•· v.o, A,lo '""·Fu Ai•, $1977 ..;.,;;....;;,..;..;,;;,;;,,,..,.;:"::_::dio,~ll;::GK~'61~1 -----~_.-_____ ,.;';;,;;;'"'-" P ... S ... IJ .. J IB ... QE._> ----Pow. Bra Wind. R&H !t SSAfWI ·'64 DODGE ~~!~ ...... "'-'"' '""'""'"~$ 77 '67 FORD ~~~~·~ ..... '"'"''Ai• Cood . s777 '68 DODGE ~!~~:.~ .. ~· .. AT ••• ~ICKU P good tran1port1tion. IR-TU?Of ) ·-----''.-""-''-••ti.,.;nz,,..-Slt1-.rp .... lm-1..,oi1____ ~ PS, Pl, radio. !YDDl75 1 1'65 FALCON h::i5·j~,·~:·:· ""'· $377 '67 MUSTANG~t~~j.~~.. ...... S1 077 '70 FORD ~.;~~~:·"·· '"'' ·h .. , ..... $ DOil\"GE'f~L~.~ .•. "• "•i••· •• ,.... s477 '68 FORD ~~.~~~!.E,,~~""·· 1"10'' s1011 '70 ECONO ~~.N~'"' ..... Vo, _____ ,., ___ .-'"';;.;;'.-•'--.• .... 16-NY-IOl;;,,I -----·-----·.-"· .,.1XJ_.W5.._041...--------' aulorn1tic lran1min ion. 14504H '64 CHEVY ~:.L~~;~·i::>"'·· ""'"· $477 '70 MAVERICK ~:~,~~':':, .. ," s1377 '70 MUSTANG \ ~t~~~~~,;i;,~:~·, ,-6-5_.i_U_l_C_K_v.G.,.'·5A·,, .... _ r ............. ,-•• -.. ,-, .. -,.,-,. __ $_4_7_7 • ·,-6-8_P_· 0-N-T-IA-C-~,,·E,'..;;.· MA'A·..,",'.~.-~ •• -••• ;, •• -.• ' .• -,'w· -.,ci.,.-,•,0,-· _n_4_7_7_ '70 F250 t:.~~~.,~!:~.~;,,i , vo. AIT. ·-----..;;";;;;;clioo.;;, ho-•I•;;;,•· ,;;;.INR-A9;,;;;9SI______ ""I r1dio, ht1l•r. =2840. _'fd ... 6 ... -_C_O_R_V_A_l_R ....... ~'i:s .... p: ... : .... ro: ... ""~-il~·~--t~ .. t~ .. ~ .... _s_S_,7_7 '68 COUGAR x~~:::::;;:~~t,:~:;::·,':;],,,"f1 511 '71 LTD ~.~·,,:;~: ~.-::.:::..'~::<. ~::,_~~,;.~;, s3277 '65 COUNTRY ~.~u1~~ -:!,~GON s577 '69 FORD ~!"~~~ .. ,,, ... "' ,.,d .. •i•v1 '$1 677 '71 T-BIRD VI,"''·'""··~~ ... ,.,"'· foll pow ... $4377 . Pow1r 1t11tin9. (NHEtl I J top, P.S., P.8. #]243 low mil1s. 81a11tif11I. 14270101 -. , ' -. • • , ' ' LONGTERM LEASING AVAILABLE FORD \ • • ' J NOVE~BER 28, 1971 The r72 Dark Horses: What Makes Them Ignore the Odds? Thlngs You Need To Know If You · Plan Retirement ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . .. NOVEMBER 27, 1971 This Christmas, Try · A Difierent Slant To Your Gift-Giving ~ . Want to asll a famous person a que.tlonf Send h question on a postcllrd, to "AMI," family W..llly, 641 t..iyncton Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. We'N per S5 for published q-U-. Sony, -can't •ns-others. FOR ARTHUR GODFREY, radio & 7V per«malitv roe Mani .eoeral reaaoru given -to w1a,, flOU quit r.UO. What u tJae dory?-L. L Bahr, Blootning· eon, Ind. • There comes a time after 27 years with the same program. And' the network isn't what it used tp be. TI.ere's oo control over the affiliates. Some of them play me at 1 a.m .• oc 5 a.rn. or 6 a.m. What's happened to oetworic radio is that the affiUate<l i.tations found out they could make a buck without the networJcs. They hate . nnything that requires attentive FOR SEN. EDMUND MUSKIE There has been talk about the term of office foe President being extended to SP years. What is your feeling about dais idea?-D. Downs, Durham, N.C. • In this time of t."Otnplex issues and huge bureaucr.1cies, our Government is already too slow in responding to our prob- lems and needs. I oppose lengthening of the Presidential term to six yeal'$ becau.-;e I feel it would seriousJy undermine the control that voters exercise over the actions of the Execu- tive Branch. HOPE "LANCE, octreu I vaguely remember that you had once been named .. of. &ciaJ dog-wallr.er" for Fala, President Roosevelt's clog. ls thue anything to this?~Mn. 'M. ThomSin, New York, N. 'Y. •When I was a child, my parents owned a restaurant on Washington Square in Creenwich Village, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. who lived in the neighborhood. regularly walked Fala by the restaurant. The dog, smelling the food, would stop b~ the dooc. Mrs. R~elt st:ruclc up an acquaintanoe with my mother, and when we leame<l that the First Lady was looking for a dog walker, I volunteered. FOR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., actor Muy young actors say the star system has coUapsed and that they are happy it did. How do you feel about that?- B. M. Mason Jr., San Antonio, Texu. • I don't know if the star system has totally collapsed. Taylor and Burton still atttract attention wherever they go. And f m not so sure today's young actors are so against the idea of a star system. What many of them object to is the fact that they are not stars, so they have to tell the world they never wanted to be stars. FOR ]OllNNY UNIT AS, pro football nor The attorney general of Massachusetts claims it is illegal f oc a pro football team to include emibition ga:me t:idtets in a season ticket package, thus forcing the purchastt to buy tidcets be might not want. If this it upheld all over, bow could the owners make up for the loss in revenue?-William M. Connolly, North Haven, Conn. • The owners could simply schedule all the games as ,,m. ~ cial games. and we'd play a 20-game season. FOR HARRY REASONER, newrcastcr There is much talk about objectivity and bias on the part of newscasters these da~. What are your thoughts on this problem?-R. L. Johnson, Bloomington, Ind. •We have to drnw the delicate line between what is legiti- mate news nnnlysis and whnt is editorial comment. Both broadcasting and r>rint joumalists must deal with these thinWi each day, nn<l the honest ones know in their hearts that there are no instant answers. On TV, the heat i~ on hot- ter because you're right there on camera. before millions or viewers. iui<l you linve little time to reRect. So you just rely 0t1 your reporter's instinct and your own sense of fairness, hoth of which, hopefulJy, are developed by experience. With these safegunnls, I think it is a1l right for a commenta-· tor-or even local station management-to taJce a stance. provided it i~ clet1rly presented as opinion. listening. The netWOf'L: says, 'We're sorry, but there isn't mUcb we can do.' So I say, the bell with it all There are about 250 stations on the CBS netwoclr and the prepon- derant majority just plays rock and roll musk or keeps re- pealing the news day and night. They don't want anything o( signi6cance. When I took off on my ecology campaig{l about 6ve years ago, some 55 stations threatened to dcop my show. Tiley told the network that they wanted more music and eutertainment. One of the thingJ you have to watch out for is that. some station owners have interests in strip-mining at1d timberlands. They don't want programs that generate public pressure against them. FOR PATTY DUKE,actrea When did you 1tart acting, aad what was your 6rst big hftak?-Mrs. R. F. Long, Niagara Falls, N.Y. • I started when l was seven. ~ides attendiog·small pro- fessional schools, I went from office to office for bookings. Didn't get a job for two years. My father was a cab driver, my mother a cashieT in a restaurant. My first big break: was when I wa.~ 14 and did "Miracle Worker." playing Miss Helen Keller. FOR HOW ARD f>YLE, D/recior of tlie Nallonal Safety Council How dangerous do your records show hunting to be?- Robert Scbwehr, Sanborn, N.D. • Our estimates are that 600 to 800 deaths annually are attributed to hunting accidents. a11d that for every fatal ac- cident there are eight nonfatal ones. FOR EARL SCRUGCS, mliKicion We were surprised when you broke off your relationshjp with Lester F1att. What was the cause of the blow-up?- Hervy Ross, Lansing, Mich. • The press mude our parting sound a lot les~ friendly than it really was. ~ter wanted to retum to the originnl wny we had done materinl in 1948, while I was more interested in modem things. Leaming a new hme ha.s always been exdt · ing for me. And then I'd been on the road for almost 20 years. I wanted to be with my children. FOR FWRENCE HENDERSON, ~ctre" Do you 6nd it more diftlcult to wock with child actors, as you do with SP in the Brady Bunch, than adult actors?- F. Boone, Springfield, Mo. • It depends on the youngsters. l have worked with chil- dren before-for example, in 'The Sound of Music" -and some of them can be very difficull,The six youngsters l work with now are professional and very delightful. We all feel like a true family-when they step out of line, I discipline them ~ I would my own four. Anyway, large families are my way of life; r come from a family r r ten. n.H...,,apei llap$te N01Jember2R, 1911 . LfONARO S. DAYIDOW. Chai,_ MORTON FRANK. President and ,..,,,,,.,_ W. PNIE. ~ V.P .. Ad1tertl1fn1 Director MORT PERSKY. V.P., Editor./n-Chlel R£YNOlDS DODSON. M•na11n1 EdltOf' JOHN E. DAYIDSOH. Art Director Women's £dltor. ltOSAl.YN UREVATA Food Editor: MELANIE DE ~ AHo<:late Editors: Hal l.8"den, TenJ~; ..._ Oppe~. Welt Coast Alt: twen Ham(..,, la10(1t; Gloria 91''-, Plctu,.1 Production: Mel1leume ~h, Dlntetor; Hewsp•per Servfc..: PromOffon. Robet1 fr.net. FGM7, Mana,.r; Martin BMlller. Mercflandlalnc. Car• VIiar Stefnhan41et, Coordinator r...... A .W.•ffaMw tt•••,.rtwa: Ml Le ........ A...._.._ T..ti. N.T.100Z2 ~ 1971, FMtll.T W&Jll.T, INC. AM rWwb ,....,,_ You are lmrit9d to mail your Question• or comments at>cMlt any material In F•"\111 Wfflcty. Write to Service Editor, Family WH•l1. 6U Laxincton Aftnue, Hew Yott, H.Y. 10022. ' You've come a k>ng ~ . - VIRGINIA SUMS. Slimmer than the f~t cigarettes men smoke. With rich Virginia flavor women like. Regular:17mg~tar~l.1 mg.nicotine-Menthol:18 mg~tar:·11mg.nicotine av.percigarene. FTC ReponAug'.71 Not long qo, a friend of mine, in his early SO'a, was tallioa about the thinp be was aoina to do when he retired as of6ce manaacr of a local busineal fum. "Fint." be said. "Alice-and I are going to take a nice slow freighter cruise, maybe 10 all the way around the wo~. Theo we1J sell the house here and move south, plant a real garden. swim all year round." "Pretty expensive plans. aren't tbeyr I ubd. "Well, rm Dot rich, "my friend said, '1>ut I figure between my pension. and Social .Security and what ru get for the home. we should be able to aftord it. n I certainly wish him weU with his dream. but I'm afraid my friend may be in for a rude awakening. After years of con- stant activity, ia he aoina to be able to just sit in a dec.k.-cbair for mo.t of a year? wm the price be Fts for his home be eoouah to pay for a new one? How much has ioftatioo nicked into his savinp and pension money? My frieod-<>rdinarily an astute-busi- nessmaD-bam't thought about any of thole thi.a,a. Yet the most important key to auc:ceaful retirement. authorities say, is the foresight to prepare f9f it well ahead of time. Indeed, ac.- cordioa to s~ys by Dute Uni- versity's Cent.er for the Study of Aging. the happiest-retirees are thole who begin making careful plans ftve, 10 or even 20 years ahead of time. A generation or two a., re- tirement was chiefty a concern of the privileged few. But today millions of Americans trade work for leisure in their later yean, either because they are forced into it by their companies or else t . . Things You Shoulil Know When Predicts one authority: "By 1980, the average 65-year-old will have the heal.th because they want to. According to Census Bureau estimates, by the late. 1970'1 there will be more than 23,000,000 of ua over age 65. ~more are stopping wort a: earlier a,ea. ~ Bureau of NataooaJ Aftain in Waah.ing- too reports that balf of all major businesta and a third of all smaller fuma now permit em- ployees to retire at reduced peo- aiooa at SS. Moreover. the medi- cal advancea that arc extending life expectancy mean that the averasc retired penoo will have about lS extra yean of leisure. How cin you prepare now to mate these years enjoyable and rewarding? Here, from experts, are some valuable suaaestioo.a for 1C11sibte loog·ranae planning: Yos Home. One of the major bleainp of retirement is the free- dom to live where you chooee. But the error that many retired penoos live to regret is making a bad decision. For eumple, one couple who had spent 3S yean in snowy Minnesota couldn't wait to sell their home and move to sunny Southern California. Un- fortunately, after, eight months there. they found that the combi- nation of dry air and frequent • spells of smog were giving them respiratory troubles. An~r couple. who had lived in a una1l lllin9's town cloee to their four children and 13 grandchildren, were iured by the prom.Uie of peace and quiet to buy a house in a "aoldeo age" community a thousand miles away. Within th.rce months they were desperate foe the familiar sounds of chil- dren's lauahter, and miacd t.er· ribly the casual visits of their family and old friends. To avoid such disappoint- ments, experts advise that you think long and hard before you mate major chaoses in your pat- tern of living. "When you live for yean in a community you put down deep roots," says retire- ment planning expert Hemy Jones. When you IDOft, you be- come a atranFr in your. new community ... If you move with· out being prepared, :You oiay find younelf unbearably unhappy." Just as a businessman tests his new ideas, you should test your ideas for retirement living. "Se- lect a few places where you think you miaht want to live," say ad- visers with the American Aaoci- atioo of Retired Penoo.s, "and do a research job on them." Read about them, study maps, tet lit- erature from the local Chamben of Commerce and other orpni- zations that will tell you alJ about the community. Even pa) a visit, if poaible. Alto, comider your pracnt home town u a retire- ment possibility. You may decide that the advanta9C1 of familiar aurroundiop. friendly facea and mortgage-free living outweigh the attractions of year-round &Qlf or deelHC& fithins. Yos Flnmas. No one can be ·expected to project a dollan.end- c:enta budget for his future retire- ment years. But anyone can make an educated estimate of his liv- ing costs and his anticipated in- come-and, more im~rtant, be can do a number of specific thiop now that can help him live more comfortably later on. - .. To begin with, don't underesti- mate what it will cost you to live as a retired person. Too many people assume that with the chil- dren grown, the house paid for and one's penooaJ desires pitched to a lower key, expeosea will be smaller. Perhaps. But "Wiien yoa he for yean ia a commaaity," says one oped, "y~,.a .... deep roocs. u yoe mo•e widKMd being pre- ,.-, )'Ola may ... youself .......,......,,." mcdica1 bills may ~ invest- ments may sour, moves to new living quarters may be expeo.si.ve. Above all, while your income will be more or less fixed, inftation is likely to keep the cost of living rising. The trend toward earlier retirement, plus a long.;r life ex- pectancy, makes traditional 0 re- tiremeot budget" tables unrealis- tic. Today ftnaocial experts say, a rct:ircd couple needs at least $600 a month to maintain a "moderate" living standard. To plan ahea~ you should make an inventory of the souroea of your retirement incomo-aod then do what you can to maxi- mize them. FQr example, check with your Social Security district office to get an estimate of y0ur moodily benefits upon your re- tiremeol Talk to your life-insur- ance man about how you can best use the cash values your policies have built up. U you have an an- nuity that guarantees you fixed payments for life, explore the ad- F11~ilt1 Wu/cir, Now'"hr ~8. J 911 \ \ ... You Plan for RCtirement By Norman M. Lobsenz and vigor he ·had at 45 or 50." What other factors might you have failed to take into account? visability of converting it to a new Yariabl~ annuity which puts the same swn into a mutual fund ~d pays changina monthly amounts that reflect the chang- ing Yalue of the investment. YOlll" Adi¥itlel. Many people who look ahead to retirement as- swne they ~ enjoy filling their time with 'lravel. relaxation. sports, readina-"just tazin• in the ol' hammock," as one man put it. But the fact is that most of us quickly get bored with lazina abouL Travel is expensive, some sports are physically too demand- ing and the 2.000 extra free boun a year soon loom up as an awful Jot ol empty time. ' .. As a result, there .is a clinical syndrome we call 'retirement shock'," says Dr. Edward L. Bortz of Philadelphla'a Lankenau Hospital. It can consist of any- thing from vague aches and pains to depression and despair. It comes from the sudden sense of uselessness that occurs when a ' busy and demanding life turns into a seemingly empty one. To avoid this experts recommend that you plan ahead for the ac- tivities that will fill your retire- ment years. For example: • An avid fisherman took a preretirement hobby chm in fty tying. Today, .in his early 70's, he combines pleasure with business by crafting Jtis own flies, testing them in the l(>cal streama and selJing them by mail order. • An accountant with a large company devoted three evenings a week-in the five yean before his retirement-to building up a small busincs,, handling tax re- turns. After retirement, be ex.:. panded to a three-day-a-week book.keeping service-for neigh- borhood store owners. • A middle-aged couple be- came involved in the affairs of a neighborhood.day-care center for children. ..Urer retirement, they were macte members of its board of directors-and soon were in- volved in a host of other com- munity activities that kept them busy and interested. It is not exactly ~ews that there are count~ opportunities for retired pcnons to work, to serve and to keep active. What is not so well-known is that, thanks to medical advances, age is no longer a barrier to ambition. Pre- dicts Augustus Kinzel. president of the Jonas Salk Institute for Biological SCudjes: .. By 1980, the average 6S-year-old will have the vigor he had at 4S or SO." Yow F-8y. ..Retirement poses great emotional adjustment problems for wives and children of retirees," says Dr. Jack Wein- berg, director of the Illinois State Psychiatric Institute. A wife sud- denly finds a man around the home and under her feet all day, either moping about, ordering her about as if she were his office staft or interfering io her own activi- ties. Children find a retired parent either fiercely-and often foolish- ly-<letennined not to .. bother" them or suddenly overly depend- ent on them. Heie again planning ahead can avert trouble. The man (or wom- an) who prepares: himself for post retirement activities is les.s likely to be ex~ively dependent on his wile anit children. Or spouses can jointly develop new interests during prcre~ent years to be shared later. I know one couple who, in their SO's. be- gan a serious study of chess. Now retired, they engage each other in fierce "tournaments." Another woman, in the year before her husband was due to rctite, gndu- ally set up ooc room of their home as an office. When her hus- band left his job, he naturally . gravitated lo his home office and SQOO embarked on a writing proj- ect that now fills bis days. Your Self. Perha.,s the major goal of planning for retirement is to p~pare your own mind and spirit for the changes that will occur. In a work--0ricnted society it is easy to fall into the trap of believing that from being "some- body" you have suddenly become "nobody." . Some men a~ experimenting with "gradual retiremeot"-tlk.- ing two months instead of two weeks for vacations and using them to expand their personal horizons. Some companies are giving -older executives and sen- ior wodcers from six to 12-month "sabbaticals" to enable them to experiment with ~tirement liv- -ing. Many companies have "pre- retirement programs" for em- ployees which cover various a. peels of retirement and ofter in- dividual counxling service. 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I just took off every once in a while from my home on the outskirts of Minneapolis to ride the rails, do odd jobs, explore. It was· the d~ i'l World War II that s.aved me from being thrown out of college in my first year. I just couldn't hack it. But I returned to college after I got back from the war because there didn't seem anything else to do. l figured l might as well take ad· vantage of the G.J. Bill of Rights. I was hit in the lee at An?.io, in 1944. "The first couple of hours I clidn:t know if l'd ever get up again. Then this medic came along, examined me and said, "Congratulations. buddy, you've got a million-dollar wound!" That's the kind that's bad enough to put you out of action but not bad enough to affect your well- bein~r so I thought. After three montns in an army n ospital in .Italy and a year in a variety of hospitals in the States, I got my discharge and came home as I'd left-a private. And, as it turned out, with a bum leg. And the older I get, the more this leg of mine acts up. If it doesn't get better, I may have to create a new character-a combination of Man Dillon and Chester, my limping side-kick when Dennis . '~I' Di J~st a Lazy Guy Who Struck It Rich'' > ~ _.. .... By James ·ArneSs Especially for Family Weekly Weaver was on the show. "One night, back in Minnesota, the station manager When I decided to enroll at Wisconsin's Beloit College. 1 had came in and asked me to do a political interview with no more taste for book learning the local councilman. I didn't even know the name of than before. When someone sug-our local councilman. An hour later, this guy walks in g~ted that because t had a good and introduces himself as my councilman, Hubert voice J ought to take a course in radio announcing, J figured that Humphrey. 'Don't wony about a thing, son. I'll handle sounded easy. so why not? • everything,' he told me." But then I kind of got to liking it. And when l heard of an open· - ing to replace the regular disc jockey at a local radio station during his summer vacation, I got the job. Instead of taking it ea-;y, I worked every day from three to midnight. Every hour on the hour I had to read the news fresh off the tele- type. One night the manager came in and asked me to do a political interview with the local councilman. I was never much interested in politics. I'm still not. At the time I didn't even know the name of our local council- man. "Don't worry, he'll intro- duce himself and bring a pre- pared script," the manager as- sured me. An hour later this guy walks in and introduces himself as my councilman, Hubert Hum- phrey. "Don't worry about a thing, son. I'll handle every· thing," he told me as he handed me a list of questions. "When I've flnished my answer, I'll point at you again, and you read the next question." We had a hell of an interview. I might have remained a disc jockey if it hadn't been for a friend of mine who had just got- ten out of the Navy and had visions of becomjng a great actor. "I met this guy from Hollywood who has a real in," he told me. "He can gel us all the work we want." "What does he do?" I a'lked. "He's an extra," my buddy explained. Luckily we were very naive. We got~ to California with a hundred bucks between us. Of course, we couldn't get a job in any studio. I wasn't too disap- pointed because by then I felt that my life was radio. But my feelings weren't shared by the networks. I got nothing but dis- couragement. So the friend o f my buddy suggested I use up the rest of my G.I. Bill to enroll in the Bliss Hayden Theatrical School on Robertson Boulevard. Eventu- ally this led to my first job. My big break came in 19SS when I became Matt Dillon on "Gunsmoke." This changed my mode of living, but not to the ex- tent of the stories I keep hearing about myself. 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S111tu R011ldo11t1 Add 'Ii.~ ~----------------------------~------------------------- By Peer J. Oppenheimer Ronald Reagan's Daughter,. Maureen: •. ''Hollywood Is Prejudiced Against Me" "My father used to act out "Ibe Shooting of Dan McGrew' for me. He died so beautifully that be scared me to death. One time, when I wu four, and he lay on the ftoor gasping for air, I kept beating on his chest, crying, 'Wake up! Wake up!'" You're blonde, blue-eyed, good looking, have a better than average singing voice, your mother is an Aca- demy _Awjlr"d-winning actress, your father an ex-movie star and now Governor of California. Should be easy to get a job in show business, right? "Wrong!" says Maureen Reagan, daughte.r of Gov. Ronald Reagan and his former wife, actress Jane Wy- man. "Because Ro9illd Reagan is my lather it is much more difficult to get a job! There exists a basic prejudice against him that rve never been able to overcome. Anyone who docsn 't agree with his political views-whjch means most people in the film indus- try-automatically dislikes me as well . This town is far more against him than for him." Typical, she said, was the reaction of a casting director a year ago who wouldn't even consider her for a ro le because the director disagreed with her father's handling of a tax issue. "I've lost out on a lot of jobs for that reason." She did manage to appear on a few television programs, mostly interview shows like Mike Douglas, Merv Grif- fin, Art Llnlclctter, Philbin's People and so forth. She also had a singing engagement at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. But she didn't earn enough to make a living, she readily admitted when I visited her in her second- story, walk-up apartment in an inex- pensive apartment house on Be~erly Glen Boulevard in West Los Angeles. The place was pleasantly but inexpen- sively furnished. Maureen told me she was doing her own cooking, sewing and cleaning. That Maureen had difficulties earn- ing a living was confirmed to me by her part-time publicist when I asked him bow she got along financially. "Prob- ably with unemployment insurance,·· he told me. "l imagjoe her parenls help out from time to time .... " He hesitated a moment. "Aside from that, I loaned her $1 ,500 last month." J did not ask whether she paid him for his public relations work. Maureen-who did a walk-on in one film starring her mother, when she was five-stressed tbal it was only a couple of years ago that she de- cided to concentrate on acting again. She felt, however, that she had more going for her than most young wo- men who attempt to get into show business. "There's a lot to be said for heredity," she insisted. "I have two talented people for parents. I think I have inherited some of their talent." Most of what Maureen remembers of her early childhood concerns act- ing-primarily her father's. "He loved acting out 'The Shooting or Dao Mc- Grew, for me. He died so beautifully. Usually he scared me to death! One day, when I was four, he bit the floor I Fami/11 Wuklv, November !UJ, IR7J .. ... u ......... the ........ of Jw Wyman and ... GcMlmor. She'• '"lost out on Iota ol )obs'' because ol hlr father. and gasped for air so convincingly that I beat on his chest and cried, 'Wake up! Wake up! Please wake up!'" Another time, about a year later, she asked her mother to tell him when he came home that she·d gone away, forever and ever. Then when she heard him coming into the ho use after work, she hid in the living-room cl~ set. "Obviously mother had winked at him, so he knew what it was all about. But he put on such a marvelous act about how disappointed he was I couldn't stand it and jumped out of the closet screaming 'I am here! I am here!'" Maureen was seven when her par- ents were divorced. For the next four years she was shuttled from school to school. When she was IS, she was sent back East. "I guess mother wante<:I to broaden my horizons." she explained. First Marymount High School in Tarrytown, N. Y., then Marymount College in Arlington, Va. ''I quit be- fore the end of the first year. I just felt J ought to go out and make a living." So she got a job as a secretary in nearby Washington O.C., simult.ane- ously launching her career in show business. She sang with small bands throughout the Washington area and appeared in little theatre produc- tions. By I 962, she was in constant demand in top supper clubs and stuck to it until her marriage to a Washing- t.on attorney in 1964. When the mar- ria&e ended in divorce in 1967, she re- turned to California but instead of trying show business again right away, spent an inereasing amount of time in politics, mostly doing publicity for the Young Republkan's organization: It proved satisfying ideologically and helped bring in some badly needed money. "Actually I have been in poli- tics since 1960, but I really got going in 1967 when I started traveling out- side the State to make speeches," she recalled. Except for a brief period when she did public relations for an airline, she devoted all her time to politics. But, she admitted, little of her tjme was spent in Sacramento where her father presides as Gover- nor. Maureen claims she is not bitter about her situation, although she con- siders the attitude of many producers, directors and casting directors unfair. "All I want is a chance to show what I can do," she told me, "and that is act! Particularly io movies." All she needs, says Maureen, is one lucky break, one good part to demonstrate her abilities. Since she is unable to make a liv- ing with her chosen profession, she is still supplementing her income with public-relations work for political campaigns. "It helps make ends meet," she told me. "Besides, it beats unemployment!" 0 Family W•elrl11. 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The delicate art of getting along with one's helpmcct is one which concerns most of Ameri- ca's husbands and wives.-many of whom find that it's difficult to keep the home fires burning with- out ,getting one's fingers si nged now and then. This quiz takes a quick look at some of the con- siderations involved. TRUE OR FALSE! I. You'll get along beller with your spouse by being frank and honest about what you feel, lhan iJ you're diplomatic and just say what you think he or slle wants to hear. ~· Jealousy is bad for any rcla- tioruship. 3. A wife is more responsive to what a husband doesn't say than to what he does say. 4. A man should think twice before he criticizes another woman in front of his wife. S. A good physicaJ re lationship determines mo re than any other single factor how well a husband and wife arc going to get along together. 6. The longer you're married to someone, the more inclined you arc to overlook his faults. 7. Some people stay married to each other to have someone to fight with. ANSWERS J. True. Psychological studies show that in the long run it makes for a better relationship if you call the shots as you sec them, rather than trying to gain ap- proval by trying to "butter the other person up." 2. False. D r. Paul Popenoe, Director of the American Insti- tute of Family Rclalions, finds that jealousy has too often been maligned as a villain. "In the proper sens~," he says in sum- (lling up hi.s fi'ndings, "jcaJousy is actually a constructive and desir- able feeling. Used correctly, it is a powerful force in the making of a successful marriage. Jealousy, in its constructive sense, indicates an intense appreciation of something that is precious and lcgilimately possessed, and a determination to defend that precious thing and its possession." 3. True. Studies at Oxford Uni- versity's Institute of Experimental Psychology show that this is defi- nitely the case. A woman may appear to be listening inlently to what her husband or lover is saying to her, but actually she is paying far more attention to Lhe look in his eyes, subtle changes in facial expression, his tone o( voice. As research has shown, women arc more responsive to nonverhal cues than verbal ones. 4. True. She's likely to resent it. For, as one leading authority on marital relationships has ob- served, women tend to personal- ize things, and when the hu~band makes disparaging remark~ about other w6mcn, the wife is very apt to jump to the conclu'iion that the criticism was actually meant for her. (And the husband will never know what made his spouse angry.) S. False-according to the find- ings _of a leading marriage rela- tions institute. Jt's pointed out that "innumerable -:narriages start on nothing more than the physic.al attraction two people ft."CI for each other: And it should be borne in mind that during the course of a lifetime not more than <>ne percent of the time--or one hour out of a hundred-will be devoted to actual love-malling. What will husband and wife do with lhe other 99 percent of the • time'?" 6. False. At the University of Connecticut a study was made of 80 married couples who had been marricJ for varying lengths of Iii.pc. ranging from two to 21 ydrs. Results of the investiga- tion: "It was found that the long- er couples were married, the less fayorablc personality qualities they saw in their mates. This was lrue for the couples who found !heir marriages satis/yinf! as well ~LS for those who were dissalis- ficd.'' 7. True. 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The accent is on walnuts. Do-Ahead Desserts • __r ' BROILER WALNUT HONEY CAKE ¥4 cup walnut pieces, chopped medium fine 211.t cups sifted all-purpose flour · 1 'h teaspoons baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 'h 'teaspoon ground cinnamon •A teaspOoti ground cloves ~cupbutt.- 11.t cup sugar 1 egg . ~cuphoney 1 cup hot water 1. Sift flour, baking soda, salt, and spices together. Set aside. 2. C ream butter, adding sugar gradu- ally until well mixed. Add egg and beat until light and fluffy. '3. Stir in in order until thoroug"hly mixed the sifted dry ingredients, honey, and walnuts. APRICOT BUTTER BARS 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour l/• cup sugar 11.z cup butter lh cup sifted all-purpose flour 11.z teaspoon baking powder 'h teaspoon salt 2eggs 1 teaspoon \'anilla extract 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 cup dried apricots, snipped 'h to ~ cup walnuts, medium chopped 1. Mix· l cup flour and the sugar in a bowl. Cut in the butter with a pastry blender or two knives until the par- ticles formed are the size of small peas. Turn into a 9x9x2-in. baking pan and press finnly into an even A butt.y walnut-honey topping imparts an attractive and flavodul glaze to this spicy honey cake. 4 . Quickly and thoroughly stir in the hot water. Turn into a greased (bot- tom only) 9x9x2-in. baking pan. 5. Bake at 3~5~ F. 35 to 40 min., or just until cake tests done. 6. Meanwhile, blend 3 tablespoons butter, melted, YJ cup honey, ~cup medium chopped walnuts; set aside and keep warm until cake is removed from oven. 7. Immediately spoon over hot cake, spreading evenly. Set under broiler with top abOut 8 in. from heat just until bubbly and lightly browned. (Watch carefully to avoid scorching-.) 8. Serve warm or cold accompanied by a bowl of thawed frozen whipped dessert topping. One 9-inclr square cake layer over bottom of pan. 2. Bake at 350°F. 25 min. 3. Meanwhile, blend remaining 1h cup flour, the baking powder, and salt. Set aside. 4 . Beat eggs with extract. Add the brown sugar gradually, beating until thick. Stir in the flour mixture, apri- cots, and nuts. 5. Remove pan from oven; furn the apricot mixture onto the lay!!r in pan and spread evenly. 6. Return to oven and continue bak- ing 30 min. 7. Cool completely on a wire rack be- fore cutting into bars. 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II You'rt Over 5'10" htl-Or have Eirtra l•rge Abdomen-Order 10" Width. Ollly 17.11, 2 fM 114.IO. SLIMS-A·MAN A\tAllABlE IN WAIST SIZES 2e"' To 52"'. d•ltelf WOMl!N-tfOW TO OflOH . Specify Walat and Hip Size WOMAN POW&f:I eomea wilh 4 Adlu1table Garters. O"lf II.ti, 2 fat S1S.OO. WOMAN POWER A\tAllABlE IN WAIST SIZE 26~ To 44". World'• flr8t completely undetectable, feather-light ell-power control stretch Lycra aupportal Powerful 2-w•r •·t-r-•,f-c-h controls with newer-before strength Our SLIMS.A-MAN Support has been so widely acclaimed, we just luld to come up whh WOMAN POWER-designed, contoured •srulally for a wom- an'• particular fiaurc! Botft arc 11\Mant butac-cc- movcrs ... help provldo an cnd·to-backachc •.. all In one amulns power H ·r+t-c•h•support (WOMAN POWER comes with 4 adjusu.ble carten .) So CX>mfortable1 you11 fotf/£1 you hAve it on • . • suddenly reallz.e your back pain JS irone . • • hear thlnp like : "Say! ffa,.e you been on a crash diet?" No cumbersome, bindlns. suralct.I 1ype materials. No cmbarruslna boned, "1irdled" look. No annoylna, bindln11 c:rotcb. Just IOO'ili super-power-control Lycra s-t-r-e-t-c-h elastic. 8 or 10 Inch width. extra front panels. cllmln:atc even lhc mott pro1rud!ng of "19are tires!" FlcJ1lbte, lined back stays make p:ain and Jtraln disappear like m11tlc. So undctect:able, '° fcather·llaht, both men ind women will wur ii wblle they 11o1r. bow1, pl.,-tennis, driYfl, amen, reto! Women will rind it better lhat1 a majd in helplna 1bcrn whiz throuah their housework. And they look so flt'UI when they IO out! 10-DAY UNCONDITIONAL M ONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Wear SL1MS.A·MAN or WOMAN POWER for 10 d1ys. If you don'c look attd feel years youn11tt. if you haven't losl .l Inches oC mjd. riff bulfe, 'l-'C wane you 10 rct111n bell fot full reflllld. White only. Low inuoduc:tory dlr«t·br-rna.U prices. ~1,•z,z .. 1,..zp•COIU! 31 HtnM Ave .. 0.pt. L-t11 , Freeport, N,V. 11$20 Ordtr Now. Christmas DeliYery Guaranteed. MONEY BACK IF NOT THRILLED &. DELll:HTEO JAY NORRIS CORP., 31 HenM AV9., Dept. L..f71 , FrMpOft, N.Y. 11520 Pleue check: Me11'a Sty• Mr wal11 ls-JnchH . Hlps.-'nchH. 0 1-4,. SLIMS·A·MAN BELT for 16.08 plus 70c patg. & hdlg. 0 2-lr SLIMS·A·MAN BELTS for $13 00 plUI 700 p•tg, & hdlg. 0 HO~ SLIMS·A·MAN BELT for $7.98 plu• 70c pttg. & hdlfl. 0 2-10" SLIMS·A·MAN BELTS tor $14 00 plu1 70c p1tg & hdlo. WM1et1 't 8 tyle My w1111 It-Inches. Htp.___inch ... 0 1-WOMAN POWEA BELT for $8 08 plu1 70c p1lg. & hdtg. 0 2·WOMAN POWER BELTS tor $13.00 plu1 70c p1l9. & hdlg. Enclosed 11 CJ check or O M.0 . for ..._ __ (N.Y. rHld1nt11dd 91119 tu) Name (PIH .. print) ________ _ Add~•·-----------~ City 81119 Zip, ___ _ I I I I I I I '---------------------'"-----0 J1y Norri• Corp., 11171 -----· --..... New Products ... New laeas from MAILBOX, U.S.A. ct1, ...... 0.=i::~~ua,Mteed. 4PAGES OF EXCmNG DIRECT-BY-MAIL;'OFFERS SPECIALL V SELECTED FOR FAMILY WEEKLY READERS! Now! MOTALOY givffi your car's rings and valvffi a replating job while you drive! SEE HOW ONLY $6 WORTH OF MOT ALOY RECONDITIONS YOUR ENGINE - HELPS PREVENT_ THE. NEED FOR A $100 RING AND VALVE JOB! HERES HOW MOTAL0¥ WORKS' ...,., ... ~--,..··--· .... .., . .......,, ......... ,.. .... ................................ -- JuST o•o, 4 Motaloy tabs 1nto your au tank •.• and you've starttd your cn1lnc ret>ulldin1 job! bch tab Is • r.clentifically 4'0nlpoon<kd alloy or 9 metals and tlt mcntt. A• you drive. tiny Motaloy partlclu arc rcleat.ed Into the rucl. Thue Motaloy molecules •rt carried throuah the lucl line Into the combllttion chamber ... "'here the lntfn&e heat or lenhlon lfctlv .. es them to sorten. then remove <"arbOn deposits. 'Then. Motaloy llarts metal· pla1ln1 f'htcd and wom surfacu of cylinder walls. iiiston rin11s. olvt seals. and Items. A llNOU: MOTALOY Tlll!ATMENT DOH AU THll '011 YoUtl IEltOINEI The more you dri~. the more prolcctloo Molaloy 4c· posits In the form or a line. 1ntl,frktion rnctal platln1 that rebuilds, ~moochs. tnd prolccts vital surfaces! Al Motaloy con11n11tt 10 plate and re·pi.te. en1lnc com" prcstion h Increased without a rln1 and valve job! G11 m1lu11e lmpro•es. your en1lnc cats \cu oil! And over fih«n yurs or uJC by o,.e, a million motorlsu -IOmc or them with cars th.i have clo<"ll«I over 100.000 miles after a sintk Motaloy ttcatmcnl -prove lhat Molaloy can keep your en1lnc runnin1 younaer and peppier ..• lor )tan loflaer! ,llOTECTS NEW ENOIMH ... 11!.JUVENATl!I OLD ONH! Gettinl! a new car? Start it off with a Moltloy tnatmcnt -6 dollars or protccdon that can mean ln•aluable uir1 ensine life for your car. Can actually help maintain run factory comprtulon ror the lire of your car ... 10 you11 1t1 bell er performance for years lonaer . ' . and a bctlfr 1ude-i11 or re111le price whenever you declde to sell! Aad Motlloy's track rtcord on cars that 'have rolled up S0,000 ..• 70.000 ... even 90.000 mlln allows fantastic rtiuhs 1n Improved compression. lower 1as and oll ce>&- sumptlon, better plcltup. smoother runnln1 -Just as If the enslne wert years younaer! Give your car'• enalne a new . . . and lon1er . . . lea~ on ure with amulna Motaloy! Remember -o slfltlr Motoloy trtatmrnt laslS for tltt·llf~ of 1-011r car! And Motaloy cannot harm even the finest cnalnc In an:r wa:r! Ulf"S "fll'Oltf CWf" ttl,000 MIUS "' 11m1t l#Gl#r '1E"'°"•ANCEt "Abovt 1960 I p111 -Motalop lat.I Ill mJ 1u tult. u d I Ila .. drl..ct ClllJ Metceda·kllz IU.000 111ilel llllCC!" LA.Ji#, $1..a cu,, I•,.. "About J ,.can 110 I P"' Mota)OJ ·tabl«u la lllJ CadlllK. I dr-tllla cat IJS,000 111llel Md lt M 'ftt \IWd "" oU 11Pn>tt11 dun~• -l.SOC>-1.000 1111k1!" t'.Y .C .. C11tr1-etl, Oltl• "Mr Olcff okt llld ft.000 mlla 1111 It. It !laid eotty .-1...,_ llftd ot'-trowbla. Motalop ~ all IJlla. It 11 tw111I,. better tllM -·" L.T./11., W-1tub#•. S.C. ••AJlcr 1111.,_ Motalof Ill lllJ °""1olct 1111 _.. ~MIOll lftCrHted .,. ·-· ol JI~ po.-cll Pt.r CJlindcr. whkh 10 -Is co.tlllli... ~ lllM Motaloy •Ill do -l"l'llll"C tll• b dal-.1 f« It." w.r.c .. Etll•I~•. Wn r t'•. .. M, Dodl'I -• -quan ol oll -IY 21J 111l)a. Afi.r .nll'I Motalop l •-I .24$ .. ua Md dld -II•,.. to <ldd .,., ell ... o.w .. Cl•cl,,_,, Ollt• "~lntt Mtdlftt MOCalop I lla'l'C drl... -111111 t.SOO Mllft, _. I "'"" M11 .... I -_...., ~ IM wOftdcrf"I ruulu. MJ eu -Pilon l~OOC<I 401'1. u d "'' oll cOM~lOft la practkally !Ill." w .G.K .. r-1 A111tw .... w.11. TUTS 9Y TRINITY THTINO un "ROVI! lllOTALOY Rl!SUL Tll Radioactive Isotope Tracer Tetls C~mlir111 Molaloy'1 Plallng·Acllonl . . . The anlvatlon of the Mocaloy and the subseq~nl tr1cinl1 oprr1tlons of the activated Motaloy w.s conducted by an Independent reaearch laboratory especlaUy tlccnsed by the Atomic En· uay Commlnion 10 supeni" the in· duu rlal appllc11fon of ndloaclin isoto~. Appro1imate Amounts or Activated Motaloy 0cl)(>Slled on the Surfaces <artrr 1ppro1. 60 hours of operation) Piston Ainge light Piston l ight Cylinder Wall• light Int•~• Val.,. Face Very MH\IY Eahausl VII ... Fae. MHY'f lntalle Val.,. Seat Maavy Eaha ust Val.,. Seal Me Olu111 ~ a~ 1racln1 or the radloiKtl•t Motaloy is positive ptOOf of the actual transfer or the MOfaloy particles hom 11\e 1uolinf tanlt on to tllc surflc:n or the above 1urvcycd pa"' of the c1111ne. TRY lllOTAlOY AT Otllt Rtl«I A<_.,..,. Mo,.toy pac\-(< t•llol lo Oftf'f 16.0t> Tfl' MOla\oJ 111 ,_ <>• tot lO •• ,._ \o 1>•• It> llUtlftf .n.,. • teir ct...cc It .. 1N ..., of dt.M '"" YGW C'at•• ~-tlft't tvttfllif't ""'°°'""' . iif '°" "'"~' """" .... oil . II ,_, 1u "'"•-11••'< "°'"' IO ._ .... ta. k ••II ,_; • .,. to"° -11 ,_ ... •c~ho4 l..it loaory ..-nslaRI ... It ,_ -·• -'"°' MotaloF llM •~"'" ,wt ct\t.* • M • ltatt °" Mtc -lu" tttw·n ttw cmp11 MOl•loJ po<\• ... a..r "'"" ,..., '"" »t\ •-'1 P<HJ a( ,_ pur<luiw twkt' tr rou '• flM M<IUlloy dOft th·c your cat IN tqwh,akttt ol • rlt111 •"'4 n l•« lolb ror Mao. 1<11 ,_ ,,...,, •bout h. TlwJ'11 th••• , .... '°' ..,. • ..i..., '"' """' -di •Gold MHlel. 1'1•k• . .,._,, M14el, .,..,.,,,, /_ c-.ee• ......_, ,._..,. C• , .. , °"" ..... (t -,_,, ... : t ,.. .... -11t.lt) FOR LONGER ENGINE LIFE AND BETTER PERFORMANCE No matter how h eavy t h e down your shoulders stay d ry. the new Clear· Vie\v \ ~ dome umhrellii. \. , Comparable umbrellas cost $8.00 and more \1 I ~ 31 K-11 ..... Oe~.L-tee. freel)Of1, N.Y. 11$20 Order Now. Cflrfs1ma DellMry Ouar.,, ... ._ Al last. a forward-looking idea in umbrellas. So seosibk . $0 practical, you11 wonder how you ever got along wi!hout it. And so glamorous. you'll win enthusiastic: compliments w~rever you go. .:rt.e inicniously designed Clear-View dome keeps you dry and protected ... noc only your head. but your shoulders as well. Your hairdo stays nea! and pretty right throuah drinle or downpour. And you'll alwa)'S see where you're walkina! What's more, IMre's even an extra advantage . . . you won't get poked in the face by someone else's old· fashioned umbrella. llUT WIT• COWIDOfCt-• · ' f -»DAY MONEY-IACI IUAWfTH -1 JAY NORRIS CORP., 3f ..__A ... Dept. L ... FrMPOrt. N.Y. 11520 Please rush me the followin&: 0 J Clear-View Dome Umbrella@ Sl.99 plus "°'few poll ... and handli"-. O l Cleat-View Dorne Umbrcllu @ $1.00 plus 90c ror poctaae and handlln1 0 CRJ!AT GIFT mEA! 6 Clur-Vlew Dome Umwellu @ $19.00 plus $2.00 for postasc and htndlin_i, 0 GREAY-Glf'T IDE A: 12 Clear-Vlcw Dome Umbrellu @ $36.00 plus SJ.00 polla&c and handlln1. N.Y. re~ldents add sales tu. Enclosed Is O <'heck or 0 money order for~ Lonly To Look At, Comfortable To Cany Our &mart, new Clca,...View Dome Umbrtllll is styled in heavy-duty, reinforced clear plastic with sturdy metal nl>s that open lo a 26" diameter dome. A truly beautiful and u.teful accessory. won- derfully lightweight and comfortable to carry . You've probably seen umbrellas like this selling for SS.00 -perhaps even more -in fine shops arou'ld town. Our dittct-b,-ruH "1ft Is onb $3.'9 pl•s '4>c for ,...,,... lllHI ltaadlhla or 2 fof $7.to plus Mc tor lildpp ... ud lwldJht1 or 6 for $1UO phu $2.M for • .,, .. ""' ti...dllna Of - 11 ro~ S3'.M pr.. l1.M for litlpp~a and laaltdllna. City. tale Zip __ _ lie•• -•~Jo Nortla Cotp., f97f • •••.I New! Deluxe Automatic Electric Moist HeatP~d Relieres pain FAST-or you pay nothing! ~ ....... rftolf, ~ ... lefl For )'Hfl. dodon have round PCMtrat.illt rnoi.t hH I p.-ldel reliable relier lrom the pa.Ins ot anhrttla. cold 111'9eria, mue· cular acJln, ete. Now-you can .,PIJ MOIST HEAT when you nttd It. 'Wbcrc fOU need It ... rtsl\l at ho!M! ''* plus ln yCM1r Automack Moua Hu t £konric Pad. No fUM,fflO meu. no boil.,. water. No eqic1\&ivc thcrropllt nftdcd. elthc.rl Sefe A.41-.Ctnle ,_ a. ......... , ... ........ Alt4A ..... al Modi Heat provldra prefernd nacur•I relief. without dnca. Y<MI CM applr autoaiatkalty-eofltrolled HOT COMPlt'ESSES .. olten u you like. for prompc, pctldratlnc. 11oriooa rellcJ with com.f0'11111 molls. Entlre.ly ule and clf«tlvc for chit· drat. adults. lnvaUda aod ttlllcta 'Who tulfer ar1er1amc aches. Ua it for wet ex dry appllc~ O'-t 11• •tr Sbe Fer Mdl-c..,..... CUllllOft-tOlC pad b t'Wk-e • thick • ordinary pads. Siud rl&ht to dhlri~ hut t111ifonnly. Hu,,., vinyl cover can bt urJly cle~. CWft ttcrillzed: tetuRllJ dlnc9 to pour body: talles yu n of weu .net tear. ~Uc ~rrycloth ~er II wuhablc. h• J.,..,. thcrmOllat <W•rm·Mcdlum·HoO widl convcnlCl'll alldc butloe <'Olltrot. UL 11*4. 12~ •OIU AC curttnt. Two-year m111ulacturu'a 1uaru cee by C..co Div.-~. lncem•tloe.i. Inc. You m\111 be uc.lallitd Of JOUr montJ •Ill bt refunded ill full. n...-4t s.14 et $'2 ... 1 .._, .,.ty Sf ... ,.t•• Sl.00 ,., .................... <..-r:-===1'1111. '"f11111211.···z•;•z•4•:--.• ... (0M 31 HanM A .... , 0.pt ..... 1 ,FtffPGrt. N.Y, 11520 -"~·LIGHTED <ot. SLIDE-BUTTON ' CONTROL SWITCH with dehtH wood·9r•ln trim. . Order Now. CllrlstJus Dtllmy Cu1ra11tt1d • r -JO-DAY MONU'..aACIC OUA.IANHll-, MAil NO.alSK COUPON TODAY JAY HOUIS COIP .. 11 .._.. ..... I o..t. l -M7. ,.......,., N.Y. 11520 I f'lnac rush ___ MOO. Heat P.clCa) • f S9.M + SI 00 each for P<>elace lo: handllftl. If not dcli1hted. I ma:r mum f'ad w11hln I JO d•JS for lrn~dl• refund. I Encloecd b 0 chc<ll: • 0 money order fM s __ fNo C.O.D 'a> I New Yof'll. residmta add Hin IH. I I """' I ~·~'-------------' AdtlrnJ ___________ _ r I I cu, ____________ I I ftlllt Zf~ I 0 SAVEi 2 ... '"·" "''" $UO ........ I L _ .. .._.,.1n9. ---C /111 No,,(1Corp.1911 ___ J -l New Products ... New ideas from MAILBOX, ·U.S.A. ctin•em.0:.'~.,Mteed. 4PAGES OF EXCITING DIRECT-BY·llAILOFFERS SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR FAMILY WEEKLY READERS! ------·--------·- Fast,st Way We Know To Clear Away Ice And Snow! The Work-Saver. The Heart-Saver. . .. r .1 [~ r • • WITH TUNE-A-R.AME INSTANT ACT/Oii , . I I -PRE-SEASON SALE! I -Now$999 h3' ONLY limited Time Only! Ughtweight, JI·! ·~ . Order low! .,, Easy-Handling :.- ()ff£R Wft.L MOT BE t REPEATED tMts SEASON· _J _, An engineering marvel! $9.99 JN lnsta-Jet Propane Flame Gun is loaded from handle to barrel with important yean- ahead features. Features to be found i.n expensive 'ieroseoe guns and burners that sell for as much as $39.9.S. I ;It: Tune-A -Fltune that lets you dial precisely the right size llame for lhc job you want to do. And the utra-long /uthr tube that lets you reach pc:Sky out-<:>f-the-way places with- out straining or bending. Plwi the easy-to-hold mJJCh1'ne- g11n grip and amazingly lightweight design. (Less than three pounds complete, including the pfopaoe cylinder.) So light, almost anyone can use the JN losta-Jet. with ooly O!'C hand, and never get tired! The Four S...... Reme Gun You'll use the JN lnsta-Jet right through winter, spring, summer and fall. And it will do your heart good/ Because it takes the work right out of dazcns of clean-up chores around your house. In winter, the adjustable instant-action flame clears away ice and snow faster than you'd believe possible. Whips right. through even the heaviest drifts. Cleans walks and driveways. Routs clogged gutters of ice and old leaves. Thaws frozen pipes. No straining, no stoopi.ng, no bending. And you can say a final farewell to sbovelinal .. -,..._ (. In summer, your JN lnsta-Jet Flame Gun bums out weeds so fast, it's downright amazing! Destroys insect nests at a sare distance. Edges walks, paths, lawns and flower beds. Bums out unsightly grass between bricks or flagstones on the patio. Removes old paint from bu:d-to- reach places. All without exertion. And without staining your clothes. Outpertonne Tba oet..t Thi! remarkable gun produces a clean, bot ftame for up to 14 hour~ on a single standard cylinder of propane gas easily obtainable at most hardware, paint and department stores. Compare e/}iciency. Kerosene-burning rods (costing as much as $29.95 and more) wort only twenty minutes to one hour before requiring refilling. What's more, the JN lnsta-Jct propaaw flame is nearly twice as bot as kero- sene. And the lnsta-Jet is clean ... can be used indoors or outdoors. Kerosene rods are messy ... their ftame leaves an ugly black residue on both the gun and the cleaned area. Yes, compare. It's no contest! This JN lnsta-Jet win.s on virtually every count! So me your head instead of straining your heart. Send for this money-5aviog, work.- saving flame gun today-without risking a single peony! UNCONDmONAL FREE ---. Reptecement GU8rmtlMI We guarantee the JN Insta-Jet Propane Fla.me Gun absolutely. U you should damage it', return it to 0ur factory together with $1.00 to cover the cost of shipping and handling.•Wc will return it in perfect condition or send you a brand oew JN lns~a-Jet Propane flame Gun as a ~ placemcot. r-Order Now.~ o.tiwety a-..... c1. ., JAY NORRI$ CORP., 31 Hanle Awe., Dept. L44 , l:reeport. N.Y. 11520 Please rush -·--· . JN lruta-Jct Propane Flame Gun(s) @ only $9.99 plus $1.00 each for shipping and handling, under your money-bad: guarantee. N.Y. residents add sales tax. O Check or O money ordc.r enclosed for !OlaJ: $ PrintNamc ------------------- Address --------------------- City State--Zip--- 0 SPECIAL OFFER! SAYE EVEN MORl!l Ordef two.-lor Just $11.11 s>M S1.!CI po1taige Md hmdl.._.n• gun ........... alt. 0 Jq Nonr. Corp., 1t1' J L-------------------------------------------MAIL NO-RISK COUPON NOWI - • ' LErs DRAW A CAMPER By Ann Davidow Straight as an arrow Without a pause He saws, an<J saws, and saws YOU NAME IT (See All.\wer Box) QUESTION What is the largest denomina- tion in paper money now pro- duced by the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing? $500? $100? $1000? (Set' A 11.twer Box) and saws. MINUS ONE From a five-letter word for the space between the steps in a stair- case, take away the last teller and get a word for what you do when you stand up when the NatioP1al Anthem is played or sung. rsee A llSWl'r Box) ANSWER BOX ·as!J-J3S!1f :auo snu!w ·p:>nU!JUO:>S!P u:>:>q s114 Sll!q J:>8Jt?t 10 8u!IU!Jd :>41. ·oo 1 s :uonsanO •(:>t)I U!MJ..) 3f)(U!M.l =•1 aweN no>. Dear Family Weekly ... ··- •I • 1 liked your article se:1luting lhl! news- paper boys of America. What I didn't like was that you forgot lo mention the pnpcr girls. I am Carla Muncy. I am in the 7th grade, I am 12 Y2 years old. and I am a newspaper girl. I delive r the Bluefield Daily Tl'iegraph every morning and the Sunsrt Ncws-Obserrer every night. All togcthc·r l have 80 customers. I believe that my frie nd Louise Gold- stonn (Bluefield Daily Telegraph), my sister Kim (Sun.'iet Nt·ws-Ohservn) ariCf I work just as hard or harder than my bro- ther and the rl!st of the paper boys in our town. I wish you would say something nice about us gi rls, too. Thank you, Carl a Munc) Athens, W. Virginia You're rigltt, Carla. Our apo/o~it's-a11d admiratio11-1CJ you, Louise, Kim and all the 01/ter newspaper girls who wrote in to say tltey /elt neglected.-Tlle Editors Fa111 ily Wee/du . .\'rnrember 211, 1971 17 Coupon mu accompany each roll We process all brllnds - incl. 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Tbey~re all being meationed • poaible Prdidenfs of die United States. Bat bow much do we really know about than? And wby are they ruuing, even tboup dae odd8 makers say tbey haven't a chance? stroy his family lite. These are formidable sacrifices even for a man with such political strength that he can feel the prize of the oval office within his grasp-a man such as Democratic front-runner Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine. Yet as election year approaches, the field in- evitably becomes studded with lesser candidates as well, men who make the same great investment of health and wealth despite immense odds against them. know their chances are nil. Republican Harold Stassen simply became addicted to it. Others do it with the calculation of personal ambition, hoping to gain prominence and thus win some lesser award: the Vace Presidential nomina- tion, for instance. Occasionally, a man is driven into the race by impassioned personal views on a burning issue- such as the Vietnam War. All of these elements and more seem to be present when ooe surveys some of the dark horses Running for President of the United States is a brutally punishing task, even for the candi~ate who has a lot going for him. It requires an endless; grind- ing toil, constant, exhausting travel and enormous sums of money. It takes away a man's leisure time for months-often years. And it can virtually de- What makes these "dark horse" candidates run? For one thing, Presidential politicking can exert a siren call. an ego-pleasing summons which draws some men like a moth to a Oame, even when they · now on the Presidential track: Senators Fred Har- ris and Henry Jackson, Reps. Shirley Chisholm and Wilbur Mills for the Democrats, Rep. Paul McCloskey for the Republicans. Sen. Fred R. Harris Close observers regard Sen. Fred R. HarmofOldahoma~ a "true t;eliever" but also find him a very ambitious man. His beliefs have moved him to espouse, passionately, the cause of the "little people" and the poor, most particularly blacks and other minorities (his striking wife LaDonna is a Comanche Indian). But as be pursued this course on the national politjcaJ scene, serving as chairman of the Democratic Committee and a member of the Kerner Commis- sion on urban rioting, it all but ruined him with the generally conscrvarive voters back home in Oklahoma. Slim as his Presidential hopes are, he's the only man in Amer- ica who might have a better chance of winning the White House than being reelected to the Senate-so he had little to.lose by running. It's well-known that the 40- year-old Harris badly wanted to be the Democratic nominee for Vice President in 1968 but lost out to Senator Muskie. ' Some think the Senator se- cretly hopes he can attract enough notice to snag that second place on the ticket this second time around. Seo. Henry M; .Jackson Washington Sen. Henry M. Jackson stands as an inspiration to other dark horses. When he began making Pres- idential noises Jast winter, few took him seriously. He still hardly SCTatches in t~ national poll rat- inls, yet has become regarded as a rising star because he's the only man in the fieJd with much na- tionwide appeal for conservative Democrats. Although generally ·liberal on domestic issues, Jackson is an un- abashed "hawk .. on the Vietnam War and a hardliner over all in foreign affairs. He would have the U.S. support brae) against aJI pressur:es, and issues dire warn- ings that trusting the Russians amounts to dealing with burglars. At the least. the 59-year-old Jackson wants to keep the party platform-and the promises of its nominee-from turning away from these views entirely. Older hands remember that back in 1960, "Scoop" Jackson spent a lonely afternoon waiting for a caJJ offering the Vice Presi- dential nomination. The call- from Jack Kennedy-went to Lyndon Johnson instead. But "Scoop" may hope his phone will yet ring next year. After all, it's only 12 years later. Rep. Shirley Chisholm Rep. Shirley Chisholm, the tough-minded black-congn:ss.- woll)an from Brooklyn, virtually admits she has no illusions of winrung the Democratic Presi- dential norrunation. But as a member of two minority groups- black.s and women-she feels that she has g...unique chance to build a coalition from these constituen- cies and exert influence on what .bas always before been .. a wrute male decision." ''1be most I hope to accom- plish is to be able· to go to that convention and not have them [ wrute politicians] make 1he sole decision of who is going to be on that ticket," she says. What does she seek? "We would be very much in- terested in who wouJd be chosen for Vice President. We might want a statement on the rights of black people, the rights of wom- en" included in the party plat- form. To document her strength, Mrs. Chisholm expects to enter Presidential primary elections in Florida, North Carolina. Wiscon- sin and California. Rep. Wdbar D. Mills For many years, Rep. Wilbur D . Mills-d Arkansas behaved as if being the chairmao of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee was aU any man could ever asJc. He reveled in that post. But lately the stolid 62-year- oJd Congressman acts as if he has been nibbled by that oJd, familiar insect-the Presidential bug. "If I could get the nomination, I could beat Nixon," Democrat Mills has said. "I'd sweep the South an4 the border states, I'd get the business community and a lot of Republican voters: Labor wouldn't turn me down, and the blacks would take me over Nixon." Perhaps. But some close ob- servers think Mills is suddenly barnstorming about the country (after years of living a secluded life in Washington) largely be- cause he enjoys it. "He's greeted like a visiting potentate and finds it very ftatter- ing,'' says one Mills-watching re- porter. "So Jong as it continues to build his ego, I think he'll keep it • up. He likes the idea that he could at least swing some weight in the final choice at the con· ventioo." Rep. Paul Mc:Closkey In 1968, Sen. Eugene Mc- Carthy wrot~ the book for dark- horse candidates by driving incumbent President Lyndon Baines Johnson out of politics. California Congressman Paul N . McCloskey, Jr. wants to do the same thing to Richard Nixon in 1972-and for the same rea- son: opposition to tht war. Most people thought McCarthy had no chance at all then. But McCloslcey, a 43-year-old dec- orated Marine veteran of the Korean War, appears to have even less of one now. The people in general and Mc- Closkey's fellow Republicans in particul ar, seem inclined to go along with Nixon's gradual pace of Vietnam withdrawal. And so the Congressman's slender cam- paign effort Oick.ers Jilce a _dying candle. . Still, he pfows doggedly ahead, hoping that he can somehow draw enough votes in the New Hampshire primary election next March to make Nixon look bad. "I know that even if I win some primaries, l'rA not going to win the nomination. ..But I've tapped a lot of dissatisfaction with Nixon and Agnew and all their policies on the war, race and priorities." \ P.ul and I were drifting apart: He to hia TV. I to . my knitting. We only met at meala. · Then, La-Z-Boy9came into our life, with Sofette (oar new reclining aofa). The Sofett.e proved to ua that two could re1u u euDy u one. . At 1aat, we could be t;optbar, eeparately. Each with oiar on aet of conkola tor rel&'dn• or reolln- iq with lnc:tmdaal foot l'8lta. We coalcl nen Wll our Sofette u a comfortable peat bed. Of, l'lt topther and . uat rock. J . . , This Christmas, •• _Try a DiffereDt Approach to Your Gift~Giving . . By Rosalyn Abrevaya How do you make a gift seem even more wonderful tJau it.is? Give one with a relate.I KftSSOrY! It's f1llt, imagiaati•e and more pn- soaaL To spark your own i~ bett are some eumpla of "paftd" ~ts: J. An electric pencil sharpener,~with a dozen (unsharpened) pencils. 2. Christmas cookies or fruitcake, with your 0 secret., recipe. 3. For a beginner in knitting or crocheting, instructions and yarn for a matching set of. something-mittens and h~·t or scarf, belt and ascot-with you having completed the harder half. 4. Tickets or a pass to your local movie house-enclosed in a change purse. .. S. A date book or reminder pad-with a couple of invitations filled in by you. ForClrildrm What to give the children? Give gifts or learning in the form of a macrame or candlemaking kit from Skit-Craft. You ~ might pair the macrame kit with a fin- ished example of the art or a gift cer- tificate for lessons with a teacher. To the candlemaking kit. add candle hold- e!'1 or a snuffer. The kit on macrame, the art· of creative knotting, includes a best-selling 80-page full-color instmc- ti"n hook. ~ix skeins of yarn. "T' pins, beads and huckks. knotting board and crochet hook. The candlemaker kit, heralding another revived craft, con- tains wa,1t, complete accoutrements for .,. making seven molded forms and an il- lu.stratcd .24-pagc instruction booklet. Ifs completely safe for children under supervision. Both kits ar~ about $10 each. For the younger child. give a gift that hcl~ teach him the time. A unique clock from Bulova (about $11) features a bi<Olored face with a double set of numerals 10 indicate how many min- utes it is "to" or "after'' the hour. lt's ~ packaged along with an entertaining in- struction record. To this gift, you might add an egg timer or a drawing or a sun dial. Or how about giving a 1:iant Tinker- toy. 17 times the size of the regular model, with larger-si:r.e rods and spools, that are easier for young fingers to han- dle. Whether a child wants to build a crane with a nine-foot boom or a swing for the dolls, it's engineered to be in- destructible for indoor or outdoor use. About $30. Match this gjft with a dec- oratively written promise by parents to join in a fun-filled "construc1ion'' day early ~n the new year. For Mother What would Mom like to receive? If you·ve heard her mention she might like to start sewing her own clothes or is already the architect of whole ward- robt.'5, give her the Singer Sewing Book, an authoritative up-to-date guide detail- ing the hasic principles-and the new- e5t advances-in ~wing construction, including a St.-<:tion on decorating and sewing for the home. About $8.00. You might pair this gift with several yards of fabric plus a pattern or an electric sci~rs. Hamilton Beach makes a two- spced model in lemon yellow with a handy viewing light. It has stainless steel hladcs, is powered by a 12-watt motor. Ahout $10. Is she practical. but likes a hit of ex· travng:incc? Give her an Elgin velvet .jewel case with her very own velvet· covered travel alauu1'het fits neatly in- ~ A book or magazine subscription, with reading glasses case. per- haps made by you. 7. A pretty ~rty apron, with a similarly-cut plastic cover to be whisked off when guests arrive. r 8. An extra flashlight, with a half dozen extra batteries. Or anything transistorized, wit~ lots of extra batteries. 9. A woodworking tool, of better quality than the recipient would give himself, with an attachable sign ... Property of _____ _ Hands off!" •. 10. A new adclress book, with an offer to help with some of the re- copying. 11. An all-purpose vase, with flowers or leaves already in it. 1:2-A bottle of champagne, with 2 or 4 champagne glasses . Got tile idea? Now, heft are some more: side. Jt's perfect for that next vacation trip. Comes in black, red, or blue in size 71;.." x 4~" x l lh ". About $18.00. Include a piece of costume jewelry with this gift; or, if an imminent trip is planned. add some foreign currency or, from the country to be visited, a printed walking tour and post cards, pre- stamped and addressed. For Dad Is Dad the tough one on your Christ- mas fist? Give him a gift of communica- tion with a multi-band FM-AM radio that has seven-band reception, includ- ing foreign-country shortwave stations. It has easy-to-operate slide controls for volume, squelch, tone and has a world time-zone map with a calculation wheel on the back of the cabinet. From Gen- eral Electric. in a black and silver color combination, its dimen.~ion."i are 131/2 ... W, 8Vi " H, 41/! .. D. About $110. In- stead of adding to 1his gift. provide a clue to it by wrapping the box with an inexpensive world map. . U Dad's hair (worn a little longer these days) is hard to manage. give him a gift of good grooming with Reming· ton's Hot Comb dryer /'\tylcr. It is unique because it's able to spray on water, conditioner or control liquids while it combs. styles and dries. The ap- .pliance, which can also emit the hot- air action alone, delivers forcefully and effectively by blowing air down the teelh o( the comb and into the hair. It comes in a leather-textured travel case, packaged with a brush, both wide and narrow-toothed combs and hair condi- tioner. Under $22. For Everyone Gifts 1he whole family will enjoy might include bringing the outdoors in· side through planting in contemporary see-through flower pots that come in ex- citing crystal clear or exquisite trans- parent-colored Plexite in amber, lapis blue, ~a green, smoke, lemon yellow and lime green. Besides being a decora- tive accent when placed in any room of the house, these flower pots are shatter and scratch resistant, remain clear, have a glossy luster, are weather resist- ant if used outdoors. The 5" pol and saucer is carried in dcpartmenl stores and florists. About $4 for the set. To this gift you might add a bag of fertile soil and packet of seeds or perhaps a special plant bulb. · Whatever way you choose to give presents this C hristmas, FAMILY WEEKLY wishes you a happy, healthy one. O • j tACWUTIMM•lllT) . . ,, Hello, nly name ·is Norris Strauss · ... and . I've got to · get something off my chest before I explode I You may think I'm a big shot for putting a full page ad In /i'amily Weekly Actually I just work at a regular job-.whlch I enjoy. I was born and raised in Brooklyn as were my parents-I have many rela- tives here. I've only moved once In 28 years. I'm not a racetrack character, nor am I fronting for anybody. Instead of a yacht. sports car and six figure bank account as system writers boast, I drive an ordinary klunker and live In a modest apl (my family says lt*s too modest). But I have plenty of lef sure and a local· rep as a studious neighbor who bums the mid- night oll. I was always fascinated by serious research on otd Racing Forms to see what I could come up with • . • well, after many disappointments, I finally found the pot of gold. I've hit onto something so royally big that I feel flke the Chinese with-a-tiger by the tall, and It's driving me nuts! I went Into a spin and ordered a whole stack of back Issue Racing Forms, and I found a winning secret that WORKS, period. I can't express the joy of this achievement, nor the sense of power or well being-I feel SECURE. If I didn't expect a nice penslon-t plan to pull a slow one and live to 100, didn't enjoy my job, didn't have ample lefsure, If my family wouldn't give me a hard tJme, If I weren't so darn timid, If my religious parents weren't so antl~mbllng, I'd fol- low the sun from track to track. I've figured I can win over $11,000 a .year on $20 bets, and that's more than I eam. What to do? What to do? I need advice. How can I convince peo- ple? I've got the races beat out of the ·- frame and I Just can't keep It to myself or I'll burst at the seams! Maybe I shouldn't bring this up, as I have no proof and won't mention names. But something Is odd-these horses are winning when they .. shouldn'l" If I've cracked a code Involving track manage- ment, publishers or horsemen, or any re- lated combination thereof, I'm ecstatJc. If some group Is making money on these winners, wefl- 1 checked this method on old Racing Forms for the following periods: Nov. 65 through Apr. 66; Aug. 67 through 68: Jan. 69 through Sept. 69. All periods proved very profitable. Tightening the rules might Improve It. but It looks great as is. Were these just lucky periods? The system selects about 4 ¥z plays per day per track, eo you can see this gets plenty of action. Past results have showfi that you can expect to make about $962' profit on $20 win bets per month at one track. Winners will average about 30% with an average win mutuel pf about $9.55. It's completely mechanical and requires no Judgment. It's really slmple. If I were dying, I could whisper It to you In about 100 words (60 If I had rehearsed the scene). All you need Is the Racing Form or Morning Telegraph. No need to be at the track. Ever did anything wild on a lark? Want to join this adventure, come what may, for $10? Ever thought of following the sun from track to track? Or perhaps playing the horses at the legal bookies in Vegas or Csllente? No job worries, no boss, sleep late, plenty of money-but most important of all, living the kind of life so few people are ever aple to. One last word. You've seen system seller.A.. using aliases from p.o. boxes and mall drops. Has any one of them ever signed his real name, given his history, worked for an honest living, stayed put over 60 days, or cared for anything except getting your mon.,y? Weigh .that. I can ruSh my complete secret to you by return mall for $10. Check me oul Do what I did. Take any back Racing Forms over a reasonable period of time. Apply my system. If you can show me that It · doesn't work, I'll NOT ONLY REFUND YOUR $10 BUT I'll DOUBLE IT ANO SEND YOU $20. Fair enolJlh? OJpyrigk (c) 1971 Non M Stram State of New York Comly of Kings OATII I hereby swear and affinn that I guarantee to refund double the cost to any purchaser \Mio dtecks my methQd out on back Racing Fonns over a period of at least 3 months and finds that it does ~~ $¥.om to before me ~YET Notary Public State of New York NO. 24-6473975 I owe you • mllli0tt th.11b. Juit II•• you Hid, it does11't wolt •t •II timet, bvt I'll b. hottest with you the hl9hest numb.r ••••Y" comes i11 tile m<>M'(.-l. S., L1HOl1t, Olilo I h~ beea ch•di119 yo.r IMthod Oft some old fofm• for • pet'iod of 2 mo11th1 IO f• Mcf "-v• found it proflt1ble.-N. $., Mt>4'nl YetnM, H.Y. READ HOW THOSE USING MY SYSTEM ARE MAKING OUT WITH IT I cet1't t"-"• you e11ou9h for this 5J1tem. So f•r •II my bid chec•lnt hH provett to be corr.ct. The followi119 rewlts were obt•lned throv9h dlli9ent ch.cki119: Hollywood Put July t to Aut. I, ltll St1.1M 21 d•ysi Aquedud July I to Au9. • ... _lf70 $114 27 d•rs So1r.to9• Au9. J to Au9. n. 1'70 $126 20 d•ys hlmottt P•rt AU9· JI to Sept. JO, "10 $162 25 dey1 &olden &•t• M1r. 'l7 to April 10, 1'71 $600 1J d•ys D.I M• July 24 to Au9. JI, lf70 ~251 n d•ys lowie M•r. 24 to April 10, 1'71 J"JN IS d1ys S.t1t• Anit• M.,. 24 to Aptll 10, "71 !~000 IJ d1ys Aqueduct Mir. £4 to April 10, 1'71 ~ n ct.ys Lot19.a-.. M•r 2t to J1111e 21, 1'70 U.171 20 d.tyt l.oft9ecres Aut. I to Sept. 12, 1'11 $1... 25 d.tyt I CH f nt h1rdly a,.11..,. ltl llMiAb to you I c .. wl• •t tile recesl- C.lt/., Seflffl• At 8oldett G• lier. from Feb. 16Ht opet1l119 d.., to M•r<h 24th the "'""' s~ • ,.., profit of $1721 °" • $20 ti .. wit1 bet. A $10 wlll SIO piece bet slMnred $1257 ... profit. Ftom M•rch 24th to ..,............ ...... profit ... d.crMtH to $12IO w .. wl• ($21).,.....,.S., fl Cerrito, Celll. ft.Ill yo.I TIYa• you! n.• yo41I ~rytlli119 yo. wld it tnte. To.. hne com. 11p with the IMst ..,,. ..,.. ...r. I've tri.d to dret19the11 It, w..• a. Nfl,.. it w t sJmplr CMIMt come up witll .-y w.., to l~ oa it. My wee•• "-• be. .t Hie Liberty" hll Md _.... ..... I w ... ·t .t ffle tr.ct I '9wed tM recea .-ct ,._ metftod pro¥ed Itself time nd time 4191111.-D. F., West C .. sfer, Po. I 1m the OWllet' of m•ny r•cin9 S'1tems, •II which •re very 9oocf. WMn I r.ceived the system which I ordet'ed from you I M.d tlM system I ch.cited end re<h•c•ed It, .,.J I c•t1 truthfully HY tMt It Is OM of the best systems I own. -U. F. W ., So11tli l1t11lld, 10110 E11<loted find retUtts •t tlle tree• few the I.st 2 monttlJ. It'• in· cred ibl•. I .,. •heed by $1550. YM m.y .. my MtM fot -r testlmotl1al.-L. 0 ., Los Aasref es. C-1. htcld.irt•lfy, ' flt1d ffl.t .... sys-tem's choice comes lt1 2nd often ""911 ~t It ,.ys to bet both wl11 •lid pl.a. la f1d wi•ni1191 M f• •• "" 90M ere !Ht •bout ...,.. by bettlfMI both. l'Mob fot bel"t OH Meest toUdtot.-1. F •• GO• IMd, Mr. Norris M. Strauss, 227 East 45th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017 .. ------------------------ NORRIS M. STRAUSS 227 E. 45th St., New Yortr, N.Y. 10017 Apt5 A GUARANTEED -MY METHOD Will WORK FOR YOU OR DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACKI Dear Norris, I enclose $10. Please send your complete guar- anteed method. If I am not completely pleased. I may return It for a full refund. Or I may check yo~r method out on back Racing Forms over a period of 3 months and if I find It does not work I'll receive a refund of DOUBLE THE COST OF YOUR METHOD ($20). Nu.rte .••...•.••••............• • • • • · · · • • • • • • • Addf'81,S ..................................... . City" ••••••••••••••• State .......... 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N.Y. 115al Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Do falae teeth embal'TUll you by coming looee when you eat, laugh, or talk! A denture adhesive can help. F ASTEETB• give11 dentures a long- er, firmer, st~adieT hold. Makes ea t.-Ing more enjoyable. For more eecurity and comfort, use FASTEETH Den· ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures that flt are eeaential to health. See your dentbt regularly. .;: A Reader's Remembrance The Day I Met Carl Sandburg "You pick out a pair of pajamas for me," he said. I flushed madly as the manager asked whether I wanted silk or cotton. I pointed to a pair of blue-silk pajamas and said, .. Give him a pair of those'' It was 1925, and Carl Sandburg was com- ing to visit Mary Hardin-Baylor College in Texas. As president of the school's entertain- ment group I was to meet Mr. Sandburg's train and take him immediately to a luncheon, where 40 guests-some of them my profes- sors-were anxiously awaiting bis arrival. The train pulled in, and, as I came forward, Mr. Sandburg greeted me with, .. 1 want to go to a jewelry store." Knowing our limited time, I suggested we shop after the luncheon . .He pushed back the lock of steel gray hair that dropped often over one eye. "l want to go to the jewelry store now;• he said. By the time we got to the luncheon, we were 40 minutes late, and Mr. Sandburg was the proud owner of a new pair of cuffi i nb. H e offered no apology-to the guests. I now thought my responsibilities were finished, but when the dinner was over, Mr. Sandburg said, "1 would like someone to show me the campus at four o'clock." Of course my serv- ices were immediately volunteered. We walked around the tree-shaded campus, where he especially enjoyed the Tex:U mes- quites. As we neared the campus boundry, 1 suggested he rest before dressing for dinner. "H ow far is it to town?" he inquired. "A mile,·· I said. "We will go there." Students in women's colleges in the South in the 20's did not summarily take off for town without permission-and certainly not with a man. I tried to zrot t, but ·it was no use . As we paced off the locks, Mr. Sandburg asked the name of almost every tree, shrub and flower. In his eyes I was woefully ignor- ant because I knew none of them. "Where is the tree that Sam Bass shot his initials in?" he asked. I told him I had never beard of such a tree. Mr. Sandburg continued to argue, so I promised to introduce him to Mr. Hunter, the local druggist and county historian. On the way to the drugstore he Mopped and announced too all passers-by: "I Jost my pajamas. Take me to get some new ones." As a sheltered young lady of that period, l was not supposed to know what men wore for sleeping. I felt a blush rushing to the top 2 Z f'tJ 111 il11 Weekl11. ,\'11t·t>111her .!8, fll7 I of my head. I took him to a haberdashery, where he immediately made for a five-foot stack of Mexican sombreros. He began try- ing them on, admiring him.self fore and aft in the mirror. By now the clock on the Bell County Courthouse had struck. six, and I knew we weren't going to make dinner. But this made no impression on him. He said, "You pick out a pair of pajamas for me''-and went right on trying on sombreros. 1 flushed madly as the manager asked if I wanted silk or cotton. I pointed to a pair of blue-silk pajamas and said, "Give him a pair of those." After Mr. Hunter had assured the poet that Sam Bass had never shot up a Belton tree, we started back to the campus. But at this point, Mr. Sandburg spotted the h istoric Philip Nolan Creek brid~c. which he had to investigate forthwith. While the Dallas to Sao Antonio traffic swished over the bridge, Mr. Sandburg waxed j)'obtic. With arms outstretched, hair falling across one eye, he stood on the bridge and extolled the beauties of nature. People in the cars craned to see what was happening. When we were headed once again toward the campus, he stopped and inloncd "I re- fuse to return the way we came. I ~ust sec - new things." The alternate route was an unpaved, rocky street. He was still curious about the vcge- tntion as we came to a home with magnificent trees. When 1 could not name the species, he demanded that 1 go in and ask the owners. To this day I ,remember my discomfiture at having to question those strangers. Back _on campus, not long before rccitnl time, he requested tea and toast brought to his room. The typical recital, including guitar accompaniment, went off without mishap. Someone got him on a 1rain, but not me. J was too lired. Eight years later, I met Mr. Sandburg again. We were house guests of newspaper friends in Arlington, Va. When I told him how he had embarrassed me, he laughed. "By the way, young lady,'' he confided, .. you'll be happy to know the Pullman Company found my lost pajamas." -Ailese Parten, Plainview, Texas Brllli let t lhln' ..., July lipstick VINE June QUEEN'S TEARS flowers with ~tem' drape" of ..... atop sllvery·whltlt ....... December GLASS GARDEN Plants A .-.free mlnlatwe lalwcl8C11Mt of SIX woocl- IMd plants to deUght everyone. • ' ' ' .... Persuualized LA.BELS GOUGES IN EXPENSIVE . ANTIQUES? fiH 'em in fast with amine Plastic bl Hancles lie putty, hardens lille wood. Can be planed, saildpapen!d. varnished or painted. Q>mes in wairllt, oai, rnahopny ornatlnl. In-tube anct can. 3-JN-.ONE PLASTIC WOOD FAVORITE TOOLS RUINED? 't>u reach for a tool. But rust and t¥Jlish got to it ===~-first A1ltect )OJr in- vestment with J.jn-Cft tblsehold Oil Mer cleaning, a rubtbMl with 3-in-One )lljill help lleep Yf.'AK tools Ml·free. SM yowsett the eq)ense of repair and replacement. Keep 3-in-One alongside )OJr tools.. Do your lcX* denture. slip. or cause eore 1uma? BRIMM'S PLASTI-LINER relinee dentures snugly without powder, paste or ))Ada. Gives tisht f"tt for months. YOU CAN-EAT ANYTHING. Simply lay aoft ltrip of PLASTl- UN'Ell on denture. Bite and it molds perfectly. Easy to uae, hann- lesa to denturee and cums. Money- back euarantee frmrmfc. At all drua counters. BUY BONDS ,_,_ellied 1-.la fw the ~ ~ ~ GhHI hand llnlts, nMdl--, home MWfn& all ha"«!,~~i the S*feCt ttni.in. touch-10Ur name on • beautiful -n taffeta label. caw-I In color, MfM ln rwds an4 aofd. ,.,_allied •lfts. .......,. 0101z3_,..,_.11zec1 Label• .................................. 15't:: NAME. 010724-.-.rwonallnd Lebel• .................................. 45/ 2.50 DJ0725-,..._,alluct Labefs .................................. filJ/ PAUi .COllPA•Y9 .,._ .. 58..4IOON.w.1,.._.....__........, ,.._...S3IOM • I• Jobmans·hip A feature dedicated to helping you understand . and improve your on-the-job relationships. By. S. R. Redford ' • A Ct.UMSY DISMISM.L CAN BACKFIRE • Maybe you never thought of it be- fore, but you can make. trouble for yours~lf when you fire someone-if you· don't know how to do it properly. Ex- emptoyees who bave had their egos shattered by clumsy firing techniques sometimes make off with mailing lists, files and technical data in order to get even. Some experts suggest you soften the bJow by mentioning sever- ance, bonus, vacation and retirement money which the employee will receive. · u he's \l cost-cutting victim, make that clea.r to him and save him the anguish of thinking he has been inci>mpetent. Late in the afternoon and oot-of4'ange ~ · o~ eavesdroppers, your t~k is easier and more merciful. Even if the subor- dinate loses his i~mper and becomes abusive, keep calm. By Josins your, temper, you'll onJy be encouraging 'the get~ven schemes you're trying to avoid. CELEBRITY SOAPBOX/By William Woli ''Why Hide Your Feelings?" Asks Actress Cathy Bums ..U you feel rotten, you should act like it," insists actress Cathy Burns, known for her sensitivity on screen. "There·s this thing about not crying. If a child falls down and hurts his face, you can't tell him it doesn't hurt. It does. Yet I've seen people in pain so strong Superman would double up. ThCy're convulsed, yet they won't cry. But why shouldn't they? Lening out your emotions makes things real. Some people feel they should carry on re- gard!~. I don'L If you feel -terrible, you should act accordingly, including throwing things at the children or cat. Then it's real. You are expressing your- self, and maybe you'll then look at why you feel rotten. "Also, there's something else I've learned. I've always been very quiet and 1ooked like something lost on a beach. Whenever I had to make some- body respect me, I would get cold, hostile and up-tight. But I've learned that when you feel threatened,. you should become outgoing and deliber- ately try to be friendly." Cathy was !een most recently in "Red Sky at Morning." F<Jmily Weekly,Novembor.28, 1971 ' Pictured abowe ls Ralph Giazburg, tbo New York mapzJne publisher; no one ls morc tigbt- filted tban he. Mr. Gimburg hu m.de a care« oC pafec:tiaig IDd ~ imleniom methods or makJng and holding on to money. Now be has ewn tau.nc.hed a publiailioa ~kid 10 lhat,albject. Its name is MoMyswortll. Mo.e,IWOl'UI ii mme than ju.st a manml of R.atph Gintbi.wg '• pcnoaal fawteial ploys. It is a jolty, brath, authoritatm Facin School in the art and science o( daewd imatment and expend> hire. It~.,..,.... ra..oce. imestmeats, ~ sumer afflin (including product ratings}, and just about em')' other facet or money managemeat. Pa:hapi tbo be1t way to describe Ma.eyswcwt.h \ fbr )'Oii is to list the lr:indl or articles it prinll: 'neNewJ.--C-: A ...... A.t Lal. A,__ Me9lod IOI ...... t. Stoct M#bt -How a liUle-known Go""'1UJ1Ut J*DlicalJocl has betn u.d by IOPhbtbled ilwat.on to ...._pie their pins owr lbo put I 0 yean (CC>lllpm'ed wi'tb pina of the Do.- Jones •WllllllC). Fomane ealh lbo metllod "utnor~ ... How'~ Ciu .... Eu.. l•llfttt ol m from • Caito tonia ~ 1..t (Pedenlly t-fed) How to o..:t SocW SealritJ ,,_ ea.ada ........ U9ited soe. .,..IMs!OWlr-It'• pcrlec:t11 lcpL 'Ille 111W MOil Ex,u .... le-YOll .. Eftlr l•y-11'1 J'llUf r--t .._,_. tdkhow to wlinimir.etheplef. II You C..'t IUe.ll ...-How Lo buy ci&aftt&es cbe@lr by mail-order. ""How We I.Mm 1-.._ S7S • MCNldl" e...1aeaae ca Yo.Qm&NA-t 'Ille U ..... aM PldJ ADI IMt lw-'nis slide, abM, •Y -yow lwlttbetU of dollan. S-.., M.:lllw lli:at ._ Pi..-fty Mcwwwtawwdl delipaled • $40 model ... bat bay. No S-t-2S wy Gowa-t jobs tMf pay ~ - ti.. en CIOmta')ISU .. ,..... industry<-witJI -.new• wp • SJ6.000 a,_). ....... Aftallt ..._. Gledlit SoltM-IJ Son W'holt. s.111 lite-How to ,el a .. ol derlt-from OM of America., top ..ai dWa ""'t11111 '40. w~ .... .va,. ........ ,..... ..... a.-,. ........ Daft HowtotloW•toYosA9•' www POOll PM for Kils: .... ..,. .. Dasp_, A .... at Mliaid C--How dier ....... ,_ 111.eMda _, afet)', ..... )'OW pocbeboot. l 1•Vahlme ._t.e1t•fll111•e1 ... ...._,. Tiie ....,. ol ........... s.. ........... Acco.t-Ha.ra...,. ~c:m't be.,.,... ~ wl ~Dir'• J-'llle ILAf'lblidl.ed ~ofDr.U.-....... A-ac.'a ll .... P..,~-Aamted b)' lbo ..... ~ 'Ille~ 1Y'P91 Moal ,_ toC--fWilllpof a tlllNly b)' lbo tuiaa ~ PwJ"cb.lalric hutltute.. U..9KW lad E.-.-A npod °" the1tt1lo&d Wlilliom ol 4'olllln-ao.t _. yes b)' ooi en wtio fail to reco. die their -lilly beat ataneota. ne NoatTh 1 .. earo1.u ne 8-ill &ills .... _The srowtr. PGt*laritY of pa...i baQbiaptcy. Tu..P-lo.AefGr .. S..-1-eor F..+1 .. :n.c...-.o1 ..... Yo.On9-~ ... ....... ol Qmpo.-fl'bet •lddonillti, hc&lth CJI• perU. and lllhlet• (lite I.he Army 5'qeon C-nl, Dr. DeBUey, ud MulwruMd All) rftl/y e.t for btcaltful. .......... ill Scotdl-111epni(itt-........... 0.-...nlac .. lwwu _......_ Uiriltl so. 0 '; ... Go ...... F-•O.WOoft-.._.( .......... ) Qiiir' ,... ... HM!c 111110..,domcwCo.• o:.WH,,., ,....... ... ~for. New U.-Whicllt-thebest buys mcl llow IO bupift for Che09. llM EAlee '-'-t T,_..-A NPCWt oa tlile •• • ~ _...... thllt .-.. you to rt:11p the rich pn>fits ol a lillltclclld witaio.t 111ffertlll tbe lndiipitlea MCS in<x>it- -Wl'Cltt ol~~- ........ .....,._.._How &o fd • -·~· COlll-puteriJJed -........ to .. '"°· ...... Dd blldpt ol your &18ily-frtt. A .. "°9, o.a.p &Mb W>I loMI C-tor lotM .w.et.-A-~ Poor ~-A NPOft Oil NPoft's ,._i -.Ith. I-Ta n.ct.y-How ta11.ntun1 tenket d OOOIOdcatill WonMidoft .,_ dwm bJ cllnll. .. ....._ Md-Oldef 11t11 ,._ ~ l(Olll "Forty ,._": A Nciiipnlftt. NallklmwWe, Nc>P.., lot> ~ .. ~ .... ..., How IOGM a OW-.,.._t • l.awyco IW"--..tS-."*-' How c.-. S.....ta Mly QuMy '°' flood St_,. 0..S Ca a'll i..tt'IM ... C. y YOll l. Tiie Wo;W•1100 .... ,_c...., 1oO a aor--wl .....,_ 9e-Sluwwd -ol your We ---policy'alt~ "'-........ •-Colmr-A report oo \he NmarlLable new waJJ l*nt U..t coacNcta elaelliciey, ..ct •• ~· ol beallac a toom. w.ip 9afole Ya...,!_...,._...,• epidemic: ol lhol't _..,.,ii .. ~" llY• lea Myenoa, New YOJli. Oty's 0-...._ olOoMu-. Afl'A!n. HowlOC......a ... ~a.-. · a-...... -How a peail&eM LCM Alie*• - •med 11yroe ~S .. • Mt ,.,_. °" hia dclectm 8*t Sblmrt ( taus and lka• '-> •ftw ..._.dlcar 14 .. lhl-.d 2l6J>OO ...._ a...u.v-,,..., Y-hcw..t. YosU.....,,ed-Job opport.lliUdet few A-1cans Ill~,.. 11ie LWi: .._ 8-t At~ ... CG«ee-A IUP' ....... report b)' • _..._ ol tile ""'6dct1t'• CoG'lmlit- ... Oft ... 0...0. ...... W_,.alOa.tS..Taa 1.-co.t~ nt Sf*it o1 '12--A report on ae -"tisht" wtmby tbal ... ae liquor w.uy ia --.t. l~ ia .. ~ 'Ta ....,._ .. Ad of I~ S6 lllliliooMila ri..t JW FC off wit~lfltlYilol• ""6Je «flt .. t:axa. I '!$ 111111 I • 8 n.c ,._ .. Adlt Te.&-A.11 aw.do•b)' Wmd-. Hour ho WW-. ""-ly Got ....... l)'Oldled 11ielittw,.....,.. ...... ,... Tr...a~for~, ""No.Load"....._. Fa•-A lilt ol4Sfund11k111 ietu.m tJle eqaiYaleat ol • .,, pro(it at the wry momen1 of iftwatmmt. Mo.le C-. IW Deaene 0-.-ProiacJ nlilla- Ftaa Oieml-A.llt ol bub 8CS'Oll tba count.ry dut alow lldtnlted dlecb at no coat .a.t~. 1.-co.t ..... ..__for~ ...... • 'Ille ....... Ma.bf-AD •JIPDIC ol "'fiee" portfolio ... by tloctllrobn. Houri-How to order llliacMllow..,, ilwlqlenne att•wk • -'*>tlMsdlred from...__ •••. f.lite (wl l'lca) 1),.wuW.-.~A prodact nth •. ~ WCllW'as.leat ....... F..S Howeo.._..eo.,..,...~-.1.etten w .. ll1l1 uce to &cfdofiedill-WMcla of tlae latest editiooll -U die.,... buJI. 'lkGlowiliil I\ I 0 let ol ...... <w.. ~...._,dll: ...... ..._..~ De ..., ol ._ Good 9cd:-All ..a-.tion ot aumstlJ-_...... ...._ ol De llillle.. IA swa, Ma.yswortlt Is your own penonal a>mutner c:rasade6. lrUlted ltOCltbroter, Md cban· cellor or the exchequ«-al in one. It ii a bonanu or Yllca.llDY fimnc:jel infelqJmco. Ahhough lauacMd only a yes IC'O· alfqdy Mcwyswortai bal become the most widely read newsletter br 1111 world (with a ciraalation of 3S0,000aad a readership estimated at~ rnSliotl) .. E"'Y week. Ma.ey1wowdl is iound.ated with enthutiastic, amotidied tatimonUls lib the fol- IQ'llrir\g (which •e completely authentic): •"When you wrote up •&aeh a Lomb •• aoct, I bought I 00 lhlllet at 4-4 and IOOft thereafter told out for 139~ When you came out with James Dole, l l>CJoght 500 *8tei at 7~and nine days later .,Id out for double. Net pront: SI 2,996. Let me uswe you that 1 lball be a MOM,IWOldi aub- ICriber for ~e." -IAwrattt GNy; Yp•ntl, Mich. •-ibanb to the advice in your article 'Inaccu- rate 8illiDg by the Phone Comp&ny, • my flrm-the Bayard PUmp .t Tant Compaay-received 1 $1,S93 refund." -Annimd DiRieruo; llriltol. h ... Moneysworth Is to be commended for the rdiabillty of Its mmchandiae evaJu1LionL I just bought 1 Canoaet 3Smm ran&efinder camer1 -which you reooaunended 11 'F"tnt Rate' ~ind have gotten IOmC beaatifUI llhots with it. Abo tbanb to y<>ur buying acmce, I -~ O¥Or 30'J, on ill cost ... -Robert D. Goodrlclt: TllCIOll, Ariz. •"Your erticle 'How to Fflht a Trlffic net.et' •wd rne 1 $200 lawyer's fee and a Octet I did exactly U you sugp:st.cd-tating pic:t\IRt of the .:ene end doub&o<hccking the statute book-and came out the winner in court. Many, many thanb.. "-W.R. Wrltdel: H~. N. Y. •.,I had oew:r beard of DIS lnduttrios before yoa W10te !Ip its stock. I bouOt 400 lhares It 8\4 snd IOld them about 30 dayiletet at 16~ Prolit: Sl,400. "-CMI H. ~.Jr.; 11111'/tttlon, N.C •'4Tbaab to your artide 'fiow to Buy • New Car for $125 Abcne 11wMT'1 Colt.• I have just pwchMcd 1 Malibu Sport Coupe It a u.tn1 that I estimate 1t USO." -Ron Bromert; Ate.It•, lo-. • .. Your artide 'How to Avoid Paying an Exorbi&ant Doctor Bill' uftd me $65. A1a token of gratitude, I endote extension or my A1bsc'11>- tk>n." -Ctlrl Mltnt,: Yorllowrr Hejpti, N. Y. •"I am aratefw lOr your Up on 7ax Savings lot Teachers' -which avcd me the cost of 1 tu ICClCMU'llant IJNI 1Dt me 1 ftlY high Income tax refund.•• -Cit.Mi /JryM; BrooAlyrr, N. Y. •.,Yow utide on low-<:0at, llftadvcrthed trant-AtlanOc alr feres enabied me to ave Sl08 on 1 Y1calion to lrdlnd. ln addition. once I wu there, I •¥ed $64on1 car rattal, thanks to your adviu." -Bmvrd Bllllon; Brottx. N. Y. •"I have deposited $12,SOO in a Mexican bank. u you sugested, .sMl hive been receivin1. e11ery month by linnail. intcrat at 9CJ,. I am p:ateful 10 MOM)'awordl for telling me 1bout this bilf\ rate or interat ... -Cluria T. 11411""'11; S..$0/ .. Fk •"Due to your infonnetion on stocks, I have made <>¥Cr $2,200 in lea than 1 year. You.rs itOO'le or the mo&t intdli&ent, dowo-loarth periodicaJs ew:r pubtilhcd."-Rade hntell; YMlen. N. Y •"Upon Moeeyswortlt's adwioe, I uked'thc phone compeny for en itemized bill. As a result, I dilccwercd that for Ye&ll I had been payini for a nonexistent ntra line. R.eaalt: A SSSO refund. My trial ,!"bscrlption hu paid for. iteelf I 10 times ow:r. -~ T. l'rl'ldre; Wnltrn,rtorr, D.C. In short, MOlle)'SWOCth has become an abtol· utdy indispensable financial mentor for many of America's molt astute comwnen. Tbo ltaf1' or No.eysworda consists or .neral or tk most temly analy1ic:al and im11inative minds in the fields of fiuncial .sMl consumer journalism. At the helm, of c:ouno, is Ralpb Ginzburg himalf, u editor-UH:hief. Tbe ....... editor oC Mottg'• woru. is Paw A. llicdd. or the Whitney Com~ catioos Corpor1tion. Its lftidea editor is Dorothy Bua. formaty of Scientif'te Amedcan. Aupnent· Ing this tam of bud-aolcd, ~1icnccd editors are reporters. retearehers, prodUct-testen. and col\ll&ltants throGghout the United State&. To- gicther, they create America's fint-and only-fi- nanclal periodical with chllrimv. .. MOM)'R'Ortll is published fonnighUy. It is aftilable by aubecription only Ind costs SIO per year. JliPt mow, ~. we ere ottedaa Spedal t.trodlllctory 28-Week S.becriptioea IOI' ONLY s l.88!Tilil it I lfttft {Nctlolt oldie .u.dard price. Moreover, we en 10 confident that Money• 'WOldl will prove invalllable to you th1t we ue about.to mab what ii .. obabl}Jhc molt ~Qls .,blcript;on offer in pablisbiili history: We t.iaJ dfVluttt)' 11,.d 111tcondit#Otflll/y ptlnlllU tlwlt tht lipa, tedtrrlqun. Dtd iluide ;,.fanMUofl ill Moa- eyawortli wfJJ iflClltlJt! tlte pwclwl1ltt1 power of yow lfloowae by •I ~I I 5~ Wf!'ll re{wftd you, monty IN FULL. In other worda, If you now earn Sl0,000 a year. MOMy1W01tlt puanteea that it wil lnaeae the val• o( yow Income by •' lt1111t Sl.SOO-or you pt your money beck. And, mean- while, you 1riU ha¥C enjoyed a sublCriptiOn to • Moaepworlb ABSOL~Y FREEi As you can ICC, a Albtalplioa CO Motley~ Is U abtol- utely foolproof in'91tme11L To eatu )'OW 111blcription, liml'l.Y fiB oul the coupon bek>w end mail it with Sl.88 to: ~ 110 W. 40th St .. New Yort 10018. We mge you to ICt II once. In thia ca1e, espo- cia.lly. time is money. w- ~tOW.C)Sf. ~-N.Y,.N.'l1001' I · I I I enclose $2.88 for a Special Introductory I I 28-Wect Subtcription to litlOlleysworth, I the lhrewd, wdaciouJ new fortftilhUy o~ I consumer affairs 1nc1 perlOnal onanoe. r ·· I undontand t"'t I am payinc 1 MERE I FRACTION of the standatd $16-per-year I price. Mof'OOYU. Moaeyaworth guarantees I that it will increue the pwcbuing power I of my income by at least l 5'J, or I will ~t I my rnottty btlclc JN FULL/I I I -1 I NAME I I ADD~ I I ~1 I CITY I I STATE zrr II I •...-V_,..IH ,.,. '"' llEG P'£NO S••~J. .. _________ .. ,.,.... . ~ " ~ aeAWEltei et"e +-h05e rnade in 1832 by' Egyp+iari sold;e~ who 1•ollec:f pipe tobacco in paper. WOfUDS tAAGESI" SEO was a 1q bv 12\/'2 toot monster created in 1434 fur Mer ~;9~ness tsabella o+ Portu9al. lMESMALlE~ COMMUNITY In the world is Aenales, Spa;n, wi+t\ a population o+ I. START~ wnM 8flAIR Just the right touch ~ ~tt-0!. MOST suassRAL CISAN£11E COUPON PlAN iS 1ha ~aleigh coupon prograrti w · avterage 4 rni!f;on COIAP.OflS deemed everv day' +ex g~ts. s=°" ~ cata over 1,000 gi~ JC. 12, ., ' THE QUEEN'S HUSBAND Philip What? Prince Philip's new IJiocrapher is :m Englishman named Basil Boothroyd. who lived with the Royal Family Jong enough to write "Prince Philip, An In- formal Biography," (McCall, $8.95). Mr. Boothroyd gave us this account of a princely problem: While Philip was serving in the British Navy in World War II, he had to sign tJie naval log in the spaoe provided, "'Mr._ .. He ttoSSed out the "Mr." and signed. prop- erly, his name., Pliil.ip. When he w-.is rep- rimanded (he was just a teen·ager) with ·"Philip what???"; his answer was "Philip of Cruce; I am a prince." (Print-es seldom have last names-just I· WHAT WEIGHT PROBLEM? By Richard Armour Ovt'nvl'ight proplr ID'l' Ina Ultdy tu commit aui- • t'idl' <JI RI ..... ~Vf'tt m.-ntaJ d~ than thin people or t1-e of avl'r•l[f' ~'-ht.-l't'llUl9 'tum It's reallj' not so bad, at that, To have a little extra fat. The person who is overweight Might just as well accept his f at.e. Without that fat, be might live longer, Be somewhat healthier and stronger, But then again his nerves might jangle And be on edge and in a tangle. And sq he lives a tranquil life, Unworried by his worlc or wile. He may be fat from feet to face, But still he's not a ~tal case. the place they come from.) ~he w.mted to surreuder his Creelc citizen- ship, (Feb. 1947) there were rumors thnt it was. because he wanted to many Eliubetla (then Prim.~). But the real reason was that he could not advance in the British Navy. He had a British uncle, Mountbatten, so when he mar- ried, the family name became Mount- batten. Although the Queen is .. Mrs. Mountbatten," her du1dren are Miss and Mr. Windsor (her family name). When their son Charles becomes King of England, his 'Children will be Windsor-Mountbatten. The oceans won't last forever. North .American rivers pour some eu million tom of dmolved wastes each year into the Atbntic and Paci6c. The dirty riv- ers are already making dirty oceans. The United Natiom is proposing that each country bordering the two oceans set pollution limits on its ocean-empty- ing rivers before it's too late. ••MMjuMnl Mid alcohol -what"s the clifierenoe? .. many young people aslc their parents. Here are some answers: •When med in moderation., both can produce a high (feeling of well-being); if used in large doses, alcohol can pro- duce confusion and sleep; mnrijuana- hallucination. Alcohol can leave the user with a severe staggering walk; the stagger isn't as noticeable with mari- juana. Fh.'lhbacb ( hallucinati&is re- curring Jong after use) can occur with marijuana; not witfl alcohdl. The Oash- backS remind us that marijuana is a OCl1J powerful dn!Jl, but one which ill uauallr1 talcen in diluted Jorrn. l£ enough is taken, it can produce the same effects that LSD does." TI>eSe fat-ts from a kit of color transparencies available for rent from '"'.The Case on Drugs" -Dept. FW, 3M Co., Visual Products Division, Sl Paul, Minn. 55101. .. BABY DEER ANO ALEX A lesson in fcqheneu To err ii human: to forgive, divine. Forgiveness is also a quality of some young animals. For inslance, an eight- day-old baby deer w:i.'I rescued from the fangs of a vicious dog by a forest k~per outside Pfaffing, Germany. The Quips&. Quotes .r THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids ... life differently. Send contribu- tions to "Child." Femily WM.kly. 641 Lealnston Ave •• N. Y., N. Y. 10022. $10 If uMd-nOfte rwtumed. Last summer I took my six- year-0ld son fishing. We were sitting together on the banJc of the stream. After :m hour or so of not having any luck, we began to get discouraged. "'Looks lilce we just can't get these fish to bite," 1 said. My son, aware that I was wearing my fishing license on the baclc of my hat, thought deeply for a minute. Then be said, .. D addy, maybe it1l help if you tum your hat around so the 6sh can see your (i. cense." -Mr. K.S., Laming, M ich. Naturally, it caused quite some ex· citement when a horse left his post and went up to a pari-mutuel window. "I want to put $5 to win on myself," he declared. "You what-I" gasped tJ1e man at the window . .. Never heard a horse talking before, eh?" grinned the bettor. .. It's not,_so much that," was the re- sponse. "I just don't thinlc you got a chance to win." -Harold Helfer Some people sneak through Uf e 08 if they were supposed to be &iomcwhere else. -Bill Copeland Daughter bad pn.~ her driver's lest and was talc;ng the family car out alone for the first time. As Mother waved from. the window and Dad wished her "Bon Voyage" at the curb, the young lady suddenly blurted out: "Say, Dad, what should I do if the brakes give way?" .. Perish the thought, honey," ex- claimed Dad. Then he added: "But if that should happen, just hang on to the wheel and steer into something cheap!" -F. C. Kernan human family nursed the little roebuck back to health, :i.uisted by their collie dog, A.lex. Now the deer is one month old, and he trusts Alex COfT\Plelely. Alex is, in fact, the .. foster parent." And the whole species of dogs is. forgiven. DATES: Tile American Medical Asso- ciation meets SUnd•J in New Orleans; the Natioo.al 4-H Congress meets SUn- da, in Chicago. ANN.VC:RSARIES: Boys Town was founded 54 years ago Wednesday. The 6t 3t bank Cbru1mas Club was started 62 years ago Wednesday. BIRTHDAYS: SundaJ-Hope Lange is 38. Monday-Jolu) Gary is 39. Tues- d.,-Efrem Zimbalist is 58; Dick Clarie 4i. ~y-Woody Allen is 36; • Lou Rawls 34. Thursday-Julie Harris is 46. Friday-Andy Williams 4' 43. . "" BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Hope unce and WoodJ Allen UffiE EMILY '-Got a pad? Y~ have qutte a list to make out!" Familu Weekl11. November 2R, 19~1 'D No inore"ba~ bOOlcs .. for me ... I ~n read these story books- all by myse~f I .... Now introduce your 4-to ·8 -year-old to the I CAN READ Book Club ~flfAFREEI "SAMMY ~HI! 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Then, ir you wish to continue your child's membership, another enchanting I CAN READ selection will be mailed each month. Nol at the bookstore price of $2.SO, but at the special member's p"rice of only Sl.69 plus shippi(lg. Even then, you need not keep any month's selection unless you wish to. Just return it within 10 days and pey nothing. Cancel membership at any time. No minimum number of books to buy. --W--COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 27 · DECEMBER 3 .. THE DAILY PaLOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27, 1971 _.. ., --·-Did WU.. WILSON FORD DICK WllS.OH'S WILSON FORD SALES ... .._.. Beacli 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH We've all heard of the high ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• costs of traffic citations. Each atate, county and even cities DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE have.their own Idea as to how much a traffic violator should TRUCK LOAD ! _IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS. pay for his or her "crime.'' Well sir, here's a good idea from. the state or Kentucky ... anyonl! guilty ot a traffic of- fense In Fayette County can ·aonate a pint or blood to the . · local blood bank Instead of pay- COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! ! Co111plete 1972 Car and Truck Li·ne On Sale! ~ing a $10.00 fine. Only drivers -----------------------------wh intend to plead guilty to an offense punishable by a $10.00 or more fine have this opUon. The ·court reported that ap- proximately 90 per cent of the 1,300 monthly average cases exercise this option ... That seems like a good way to keep the county blood bank in a solvent state. . . Speaking of tanks . . . Herc's a way to keep your account in a solvent state . . . Put yourself b<-hlnd · the wheel of Ford's great new Pinto. Thill fabulous member of our Ford stable Is just what yoor accountant ordered to re- lieve the-strain on your bank book. Pinto, the .popular car to hit the market since the ~ood old Model" A". Why not atop in at 18255 Beach Blvd. In Hunt· ington Beach and try one for youn~lf! BRAND NEW -$1919 TOTAL DOWN PYMT. S65 S65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. 36 MONTHS J65 is the totel down peyn\•nt end $65 is the totel monthly peyMent inc1'"'in9 tu, '71 license end ell finence cherges 011 ep,.roved credit for 36 montht. Defured peyment price i1 $2405.00 including ell finence cher9e1, fexet, ·n license or if you prefer to pey CHh, fhe full ceth price it only $2051. 95 incluclin9 ules tu, '72 licenu A.P'.ll. I 0.64 % • 9 7 ~FOR~ MOYE·EM.·OUT -SAL-E . I . NOW ON AT WILSON FORD JUST 2 MILES SOUTH Of THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD , . HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6611 . 9 !~f! ~:'~:,... hu '~~:::i'.~: .~!~~ S ,.... 592-5511 7 Do" MON. 7:JO •·•· to l :JO P·•· • TV !PORT! Hlf1Hllf1HT! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28 9:30 AM 8 Cl) NFL Tod•y Pre-game interviews, news and features on the National Football League. ®)Sports lftustraited 10:00 IJ Cl) NFL Football San Francisco 49ers vs. New York Jets at New York. 9 •(fii) a;, AFC/NFC Foott>.11 Doubleheader San Diego Chargers at CTncinnatl Bengals in first game of doubleheader. 12:00 CD College Football Hllhlletrts 1:00 0 ®J AFC Football! Baltimore Colts meet Oakland Raiders at Oakland in the second game of doubleheader. 4:00 fJ College Football! Highlights 5:00 O Wortd of Sports lllustr11ted fJ Grambling Football Hll'hliahts Grambling Tigers clash with Cal State Fullerton. MONDAY, ~OVEMBEJI.. 29 6:00 O CD CJ.) NFL Foot:balll Chicago Bears vs. Miami Dolphins. Frank Gifford, Don Meredith aifd Howard Cosell report as the "Monsters of the Midway" (the Bears), anchored by middle linebacker Dick Butkus, face the Ame_rican Conference's Eastern Conference· leading Dolphins at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 6:00 O Lake~ Basketball Los Angeles Lakers vs. Boston Celtics at Boston. Chick Hearn calls the action. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2 6:00 II Kings Ice Hockex L.A. Kings vs. Buffalo Sabres at Buffalo. New Yorl<. Game taped earlier. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 11:00 0 Western Huness R•cing The $100,000 American Trotting Classic at 1 Ya miles for free-tor-all trotters is the last of Western Harness Raclng's Big 6 stakes and is the richest race in the country for free-for-all trotters. Fresh Yan"kee, Dayan, Speedy Crown and Timothy T. are the key eligibles. 11:30 0 RETURN Johnny Wooden Show UCLA basketball coach dis· cusses the Bruins personnel and gives his prognosis of the 1971·'72 season as they try for their sixth consecutive NCAA championship. Fred Hessler is host. 11:45 D UCLA BHketball The UCLA Bruins open their intercollegiate basketball season with a game ,against The Citadel at Pauley ' P,avilion. Dick Enberg is courtside. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 9:30 AM 0 CV 00 NCAA Footb•ll Penn State vs. Tennessee 1:00 B ~AFC/NFC Football! New Yorl< Jets vs. Dallas Cowboys, live from Dallas, Texas. 3:00 0 Kick-Boxing 3:30 B Disney Golf Vi) Futbol·Soccer 4:30 0 (I) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports 5:00 CI) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports 6:00 BNFL G•me of the Week D R•ms FootlMll Action Highlights of game between Los An· geles Rams and Dallas Cowboys played earlier this week. Vi) Box de Mexico 6:30 (j) Sports Ch•llenge 7:00 (}) Wortd of Sports Illustrated 8:30 0 S.turday Nllht Fllht 10:00 D Sports Challenge 10:30 D Johnny Wooden Show 11:00 8 UCLA BHketlMll Bruins vs. Iowa Hawkeyes at Pauley Pavilion in game taped earlier. m Coflqe BHketballl Tape delay of game between USC and San Francisco played earlier at the Sports Arena. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27. 1971 ., .. -t HJC ,.,,. WM .... .. POOL TABLES ,,,........ I '2 IL.A Tl T AILI. 4'xl' .............. ··-··· ....................... . Never Undersold J 911COUNT PllCIS ALL llUIAID SUPPLIES FINANCtN• AVAtLA ~ Hou": Daily 11 to 7; Sat. 11 fo 6; Sun. 12 to 5 1525 W. CHAPMAN ORANGE stt.1m SECARDS sn.2546 ~ 'I• MILE WEST OF MAIN .. .... MM .. -MP MH ire TUllDAY LADIES DAY WASH& llT WAX WID. GAi DAY WAIN FREE •n~Ax WIH 7 IAl. fll W P•ce 3 t t t ·t t SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27 ' EVf.NING 6:00 IJ 811 News Clete Roberts Om News 11 Rams football Action U I All Somebody fJ The Rt1I Don Steele Show ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "f1me Is ttle N1me of the 81me" (drama) '66- Tony Franciosa. Jill St. John. Ii) Bracken's World fl) W1terfront fD The Advoutls (R) ill 801 de Mexic? a Slflri to Adventure Ell) Muaica y Candonts lltlnas 6:30 CIJ Sports With Bertka O KNBC News Conference Daniel Ellsberg is queried about the con· troversial "Pentagon Papers." 00 Sports·Ch1llenae UNews (!)Star Trtk fl)Travelure m Edie of Eternity 9 Ltt'I Go Elplorina 7:00 1J C8S News Roger Mudd Cl) World of Sports Ill ustr1ted O N1tlon1I Geoaraphic "Americans on Everest" Orson Welles narrates. 11 tl} Hee Haw Samml Smith and The Bakersfield Brass 1uest. t __ __:_PA;..:;.;,RK:.:.H:-:.U.:..R:.:.S::...:T;__ __ LIFE BEGINS t AT PARKHURST t ~.,_fMtnt attlrt"m9"t lltt\1dl~t. 0Ct 1U .. •r .... Sl•lo of CllllH~I•, .iton • ... ,,... •• ,,,.,.,..,.. '"• rec,_.,,.,.,, •C'· fl\lllle<. ,.,. _,.,.,1y rote 141CI-tMI" t ..... lhrM 1Wfrllle••I mutt ••lly, -·-lk•I" a,.clol tlltll. II ~·cKr-.. •r •cler, •A ••<f!Mft9 tnlA if rtevea.t_.. t ••Hr ., ... ..,. o1 •••'"· ,,...,, 1u.. ... twice wcllllr -lrtMll"lfllle•. •iMtltlo ....... r .................. .,. ....... r ""'''"· t •h• 11•n •P•I d rdlvc anlttn""'·t. •WC" •• ''"'"'•· ''"'' ~..... --"'"' .. Ult°' • -•Ill tfttl ~fvllo '""' r•I ... ere 1¥•U•"• .,,...,. "4vetl. (I) Trvtll Of CoflMqutnCH 0 Let's Mlb I Dt1I fJ Dtltll V1lley Dip m m a l.ftrenee w11k m 1t 1 •ku • Thief fl) Crt1tlve lMnr W-ttll Cnftl fD American DR•• MechlM GI!) V1riedld Musical 7:30 IJ D1vid frost ltevue Terry·Thomas guests. CV Nennr ind tbt Profenor (I) Doctor In the House U Juvenile Jury Jack Barry hosts Cl) Rollin' on the ltfver fJ M.llllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "To Catch 1 Thief" (mystery) 'Sf>-Cary Grant. Grace Kelly. il) luctelta 8:00 IJ ([) All hi the Flmily Archie's day turns from bad to worse when after being told he must lay off one of his men, he also learns his insurance has been cancelled. The whole situation seems quite ironic to Mike, with Archie having to 'fire a reliable worker and the Insurance company having to cancel a reliable policy holder. @ 1 sflcilL1 s.trdfith-The Mer· wry Controversy 0 ~ m The P1rtners Det. Crooke becomes the victim of bunco artists Gloria Winters (May Britt) ind Walter Feeney (Martin Brooks) when he tries to rent an apartment. SEMI PRIVATE ROOM MEDICAL FACILITIES H ·hr. aHoftcl••f so,..ico, hel, witlo ffteclic.•tio1u , h •tuport•tfoft to dee· tett a114 olho• ,,..Jiul f.cillllH, t ' ' t ' t t t t ....... MILC M . t ICC. rAlll t t : r~,R~h~s~t t "" l.A ALAMEDA AVE , FOUNTAIN OAUEY , CALIFOANIA 92109 t t t ' f ' PHONE 111•) 1162~1 ~--------------~ P•1• 4 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 27, 1971 JoAnna Clmeron auests es police fJ News l.lny Burrell s,t. Kell)'. Ii) Ptrter W11oner 5'10W 11 SltunllY NllM Flafrta lO:OO 1J Cl) Mission: l•posslblt Steve Cil fll• F11ture Forrest auests In the role of • mll· U Tht Ptlet Q1111 A documentary Ii h d n'I le on the wild llfe of South Africa. lionaire pub s er an com un •· lions tycoon who has sold fifty·one m Movie Gt'llb: (Zllr) "TM Mite percent of his empire to 1n undtr· Cliffs of Dover" (drama) '44-lrene wor1d syndicite which (Ives them 1 . Dunne, Peter Lawford. Vin Johnson. powerful influence over stite politics. m Cll1"'pi0flsfllp Wrtstffnc Phelps and the IMF team take ad· fl) World Tomorrow vantage of the tycoon's fascination Ell) Hollywood Television Theatre (R) and belief in the 0«ult and arranae m En11lld1 de locos for a visit from "outer space." ,... c le w 11 Sports Clletlonit W;~m: ( ) "The L uten1nt ore U (})@ tl} The Ptrsulders l!r,°l l.ltfn·~mtrkln Showcase • _ fJ T1riet Regis Philbin w.:1 m News Ken Jones 1:301J Cl) funnJ Face Michael Callan Ii> The Wllbum lnlthen auests as a p)ayboy father ~hose tD Dlvid ~uklacl Show second·11rade son appears to have a 9 Fil111: (C) "A Wom111's World" crush on student·teacher Sandy, but 10:3011 News Chambers, Gallagher it turns out he's only trying to fJ Twtllpt Zone match her up with his father who's Ii) Newt Bill Reddick engaged to a woman the boy doesn't 11:00 IJ @ 0 U (jJ (1§) News like. Patricia Harty and Mike Lookin· 11 Movie: (C) "Monat.tr Z.ero'' land also guest. (horror) '66-Nick Adams. 0 ®) m The Good Ufe "Mansion 00 Marsh1l Dillon for Sale" The Dutton mansion aoes fJ Fri&flt Niiht: (C} "Doctor up for sale after son Nick leaves Blood's Coffin" and "frl&flf' home to seek his independence. m Movie: "N•VJ 11111 Ind Gokl" 0 CI) 00 tl} ABC Movie of the (comedy) '37-Robert Youna. James Weekend: (C) (90) 'flit Faltittf of Stew1rt. R1ymond" (suspense) 71 -Jane Ii) It Is Written Wyman, Dean Stockwell, Dana . m Ctllller Theatre Andrews. Murry Hamilton, Paul Hen· 11:15 IJ f1bulous 52! (C) "f11M Is the reid An agina school teacher is N1nie of the Same" (mystery) '66- menaced by a former pupil whom Tony Franciosa, Jill St. John, Jack she flunked on a test. Now an es· Klugman, Georae Macready, Nanette capee from a mental hospital, the Fabray. A youn1 ma1azine writer boy blames all his past problems finds himself the taraet for death on the teacher. when he invesliaates the suicide fl) Hour of Dt.liveninct death of a young woman. @ Movie: "A•IY All Boats" (dr1ma) 9:00 IJ (j) Dick Vin Dyke stlow Dick '56-Jeff Chandler, George Nader. and Jenny Preston are stunned when 11:30 O The Jm stlow Host Billy Eckstlne they learn-via their own eight-year. welcomes the Joe Henderson sextet. old daughter and 16·year·old son-Jq.anne Grauer Trio and vocalist Bill that they are going to be parents for Winters. the third time. Dick thinks the news 00 Movie: "Escapade" (adventure) is terrific but has trouble com· -Louis Jourllan, Oany Carrel. municeting his feelings to ·Jenny. U Movie: "Dedsion Before Dnm" who I~ so upset that :he ~ys ~he (drama) '52 -Richard Basehart, doesn't want the baby. Gary Merrill, Oscar Werner. Hiide· 0 @) m NBC Saturdey Movie: (C) garde Neff. During World Wu II a (2hr) "Hour of the Gun'' (western) group of German prisoneB of war '67-James Garner. Jason Robards. volunteer lo spy on their own coun· Robert Ryan, Albert Salmi, Steve try for the Allies. Ihnat. Wyatt Earp, aided by Doc Hol· 00 Movie: (C) "The Denvef Ind Rio llday searches for his brother's mur. Grande' (western) '52 -Edmond derer and must decide whether to O'Brien. Sterling Hayden. bring the man in for trial or seek (@)Movie: (C) "Curse of the Were· his own vengeance. wolf' (horror) '61-Clittord Evans • fD Budd Boettlcher Sptc.111 (R) Yvonne ~?m~in. ., Close·UP of the film director/writer. Ii) MoYle .. Damon ·~. Pythl1s t1) Movie: "R1pto" 9:30 IJ (j) Miry Tyler Moore Show Be· caust he's lonely while his wife is out of town Lou Grant takes Mary and Rhoda lo a movie where they run Into Lou's son·ln·law with a airl who ls NOT Lou's daughter. Em· barrassed at the confrontation, !Au, Mary and Rhoda leave the movie and spend a long eveninir while Lou plays the outra1ed lather. deter· mined to protect his daughter and teach his son.In-law a lesson. (adventure) '62-Guy W1lhams. Don Burnett. 11:30 O Spedina Freely 1:0011 Movie: "The Uaht Th1t Filled" (drama) '39-Ronald Colman~a Lupino. ' @ News m All·Nl&ht strow: (C) "Atrecon," "lmp1ct," "f'1ce 1t the Window." • G) Movie: "luctcy Stiff" (mystery) '49-Brlan Donlevy, Dorothy Lamour. 1:15 IJ Movie: "Cast 1 Dirt Shldow" (drama) '57 -Dirk Boaarde, Mar· garet Lockwood. 1,1 0 f~ ~ I ~ (; CJ) ..-: See D1ytime Movies. 0 ®l m Sale of ... Cttttury 11J Wtr1d Talk Mon.; Report ta U.. 5:55 O History of Melko Coasu•tt Tues.; Yo11 liovln.•ttlt 6:00 ti CI> SunrlM Semester TodaJ Wed.; Rtcoadliltlon Thurs.; ®) Real Estate Investment Wed. federal Elecutive Board Fri. 6:25 0 Education Ellch1n1e "Citizen· Ell) Features ship" tll) Buy·line 6:30 1J Odyssey "Ceremony of lnno· 10:30 II (I) low of Uf\ cence" Mon .• Wed., Fri.; "Readln&" 0 ~ m Hollywood Squares Tues., Thurs. 00 Phil Don1hue Show (]) Educational Features ...., lD W1nderlust 0 Across the Eence Mon.; Makin& 10:45 El!) Futures Most of M1turlty Tues.: Davey 1nd 11:00 IJ Cl) Where Ult Heart Is Goliath Wed.; P1rent Youth Forum 0 @) m Jeopardy Thurs.; Youth 1nd the Issues Fri. 0 tli) Gallopin& Gourmet (lg) Tod1y on the firm lD Travel Shows m Reldlnf With Your Child Mon.; El!) The Electric Company Industrial Arts Tues.; 0To Be An· 11:15 m Oper1tJon Grandparents Tues.; nounced Wed.; Teacher ln·Servlct Adoption Se(Mnt Thurs. Thurs.; Campus Profile Fri. 11:20 m fastilons in Sewinf 6:45 &) Comlltodity Report 11:}0 II (j) Se1rcll for Tomorrow 7:00 II (]) CBS News John Hart 0 ([j m Who,Wltat, Where Same 0 m Todar Show Frank McGee 0 CV Cl) Ci) Thlt Glr1 hosts. m let's Rap 0 Mr. Wishbone IE lill Jollns News 0 Erewltness News Chuck Henry Qj) Sesa111e Street 0 Ban1na SpUts El!) Futuru Mon., Wed. O Cartoons m Thunderbirds m Bozo's Bl('Top Show Ei) Martel Openin1 m ~ Sesame Street 7:30 00 B1n1na Splits O Effective Uvln& @) Pettlco1t Junction •m Yoci and Friends lD Hobo llellJ Ei) Stock M1rbt Coveraae 8:00 II Capt1ln Klnc1roo 0 Sandy Scarecrow 00 Cartoons 0 R1lph Story's A.M. (j) Sunup Mel Knoepp @) Tod1y Show m Cartoons OJ) Classroom Instructional TV El!) Educational Futures Fri. Ci) Bozo's Bi& Top Show 8:30 00 Coffee Break/Children's Teacher 0 Jack la Linne m Dennis the Men1te m .sumbr 1Il) Educatlon1I Fei tures Tues. Ci) News Victoria James 8:50 @ News Dick McAleer 9:00 1J The Lucy Show 0 @) m Din1h's PIKe O The Gallery 00 Jack la Linne 00 Mike Dou1lu 0 News Meyers, Del Rio m Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ Uncle W1ldo m CV SeSlme Street 9:30 II Beverlr Hillbillies 0 ®) m Concentration 0 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 00 Ylr&inia Gr1h1111 Show O Tempo lD Romper Room l0;9,0 IJ.famlly Affair (\ r i r p •• (• (\ •• 12:00 1J P1ul Bern1rd-f'stclllatrist D m Three on I Mitch 0 (l) Cl) Ci!} Bewitched Cl) ®) m News • lD Cr1fts Mon.;-Consumel's World Tues., Thurs.: Public Service Alm Wed.; Ask Conrress Fri. I El!) features 12:20 m Hiali Noon Buffoons 12:30 II (j) AS ltle World Tums 0 ®l m D1p of Our Uves 0 Movie G1~ 0 (J) 00 d) Pusword O Bmer Wini News m Dl1lin1 for Doll1rs (jj) Cl1ssroo111 lnstruction1I TV 1:00 IJ (])love ls a M1ny Sptndored Thinf D @) m The Doctors 0 Yirfinla Gr1h1111 Show 00 I Love Lucy 0 (I) Ci) All My Children 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1:30 II Cl) The Guldin& Upt 0 Q m Another World 0 ffi 00 Ci) lefs Mike 1 Deal m f1shlons in Sewinr OJ) The Electric C.Omp1nr El) Commodity Report ,9 39· TV News 1:40 m D111inr for Dol\trs 2:00 II (j) Secret Storm 0 @) m Brleht Promise 0 One Step Beyond 0 CI) (1J Ci) Newlywed Game lD Movie: See Daytime Movies. (W Clawoom lnstruction1I TV 9 Romper Room 2:30 11 Cl) Ed&• of Niallt o ®J m So11erset ltipw.y Pltrtl D (]) Cll a> D.tln1 '-• fD EA1ucatioft1I F11turt1 QI Ifs Your Bet 3:0011 lio .. r Pytt 0 Ifs Your Bet a eartGon TI ... 0 (I) @ GD General Hospital ()) (1j Mowle: See Daytime Movies. fJ Cour1pous Cat m Tenntuee Tuaedo m RockJ ind friends m Clne1111 36 Q1Un~W1ldo 3:30 11 Mr. Ed O Mille Douelas OS.. Hunt Cl) Superman 0 Cl) al One life to Uvt 0 The lone R1n1er m Yoef and friencts m Cartoofts • la RockJ and frietlds 3:45 m la Co•unidad 11 Oil 4:00 ti Movie: See Daytime Movies. n Tiit lttfttlllln (l)T1nan 0 rn m low ~eriun Style 0 lln1n1 Splits mCartoofts Q) Gttttle Ben m (ij) S...me Street @m Tepicn Mon.; C.ltn4afte Thura. 9 The Ill Yllliy 4:30 (]) Youtll In the 70's 0 fatllu Knows Best O News m My faW'trite M1rtlan lD The Munsters @I) Avtnturn del Latlp Nearo al) Ftttures Ci) Bozo's 111 !OP Show 5:00 Cil D O Cl) News Cl) NYPD . fJ @) Dick Yan Dyke m The Flintstones Q) Gllll1en'1 Island Ell) (BJ Mlsttroc111' Neffhbofllood @I) Del Attar a la Tu111b1 9 The M0¥1t Game a;)EJgo m News Victoria James 5:30 II Father Knows Best Cl) Call of the Wut U CV ABC News Reasoner, Smith Cl)Q.Q)Ci)News ostt s.art m Dennis tile Menaee m Petticoat Junction m (BJ The Electric Co111p1ny m Don Wilson's Town Talk 9 Gillican's lsl1nd 41!) Natacha Corona del Mar U01 IAIT COAST HWY. 673-2303 SANTA ANA Edlnter at S. Main Holiday Special DUNLOP TWIN BELT POLYEST£1 & FllERGl.A,U BELTID All other 1llff at r comparable HVln9s. b •2599 F.E.T. $2.15 DUNLOP GOLD SIAL TWIN llLT Premium qu•lity tirea. H Ii 1tecl herein. •re 9u•r•nlHd lo cleliver 40,000 mllH of norm•I pu .. n9•r u r aervice. with· out realriclion •• lo time. Pace 5 A LYNX ITORY "Lefty, the Ding-A-Ling Lynx," la the n1me of this cat ind 1lao the tltle of 1 two put n1ture-1dventure story on, T~ Wonderful World of Disney (Nov. 28 & Dec. 5, 7:30PM.) on NBC. When the young kltten becomes MP- 1r1ted from Its mother 1 weatem mount1ln p1rk ranger (Ron Brown) raises the furry little creature alongside his red setter sled dog, Brandy. When returned to the wild, Lefty has 1 difficult time adjusting to his forHt neighbors ind la soon c1ught In one of the ranger's re-loc1tJon.tr1pa. The poor dlng-1-llng lynx Isn't quite sure whether he be· longs In the wild or with min. lllUAN'9 90NO The story of a gridiron black-white riv1lry that thrived on good-humored ribbing, m1tured Into a warm ind endur· Ing friendship ind then WH ah1ttered by the 1gonizlng uncer death of one of the competitor• provides the rHI· life dram1tlc f1re 1ot .. 8riln'a Song," the ABC Movie of the Week, Tuelday at 8:30PM. The story la baaed on the _rel1tlonahip that developed between black Gile S1yera (Billy Dee Wlnlama) and the lite white 1thlete, Brl1n Piccolo (J1mea CHn), at1r pl1yera for the Chicago Be1ra. ALL THE WAY ROME Jo1nne Woodw1rd, Rlch1rd Kiley (pictured), Pat Hingle and Eiieen Heck1rt star in "All the Way Home," 1 H1llmark Hill of F1me presentation on NBC. Wednead1y 1t 8:30PM. The 1dapt1tlon of T1d Moael'a Broadw1y play for television, which focuses on Jay .Follet (Kiley), his pregnant wife, <Mary (Miu Woodward), ind their 6-year-old son, Rufus, tells of the ioY• and tragedies which ordinary people encounter. •· •• Jc' •·· • ••• 0 " Oe • ·~· .- •· o· Jc' ... • • • ~· o .. •• •: 0 ~· o .. • I ~( 6. • ~: .. ..._ ••• 4IL •••• _. _ .... ' .. 0 , ( .. -.a~;···.: • .,....-. •'r°' •• 0'1 •• o: '.#-~;.. .:::> .:.~·IMPORTED ANTIQUES";·.~ ;. AND ·~ ... ACCESSORIES •• t JJCO>HM HAilL U <C@q~ ~ 417 Jht Newport leach 'ii ~· I• CoHery Vlll...-() ·~ 1jl. 673·7l..61 •• ~.~···~ :~ • ~· •·· • ~··......... .w, ~ ··o· ~ o ....... 9"'··1•0-.~ •• ~ ~-···"1"' .. 13 I 0 E. EDINGER :~ SANT A ANA 835-7821 i G> ~-SJ.II eff ,.re ... •• ay ..._ e. 1teek .... sn.H .... "" e111 :o ·.• · *'· ·• o•.: • ~ ~o·•·~ .~o· THE DAILY PILOT, 1V WEEK. 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S:l5 ID Th ~ristopberL S:3011 Country Minic ID The llblt Answers ':AS (I) Tht Chrfltophtrs ':55 f) Clwt Us This Day D Story Unt 7:00 f) Ci) Tom tnd Jerry D The Christoph1r1 ®) Woody Woodpetker m Unit One ID Public Atf1ir1/Soci1I Security 7:30 f) Ci) Tht Groovlt Goollu D This Is the LH1 11 Mormon T1b11n1clt Choir Ci) Directions B Or1I-Robtrts ®) Deputy D1w1 m Yo&i Bear and Friends ID Secred Heart/The Christophen 1:00111 s•WXL I This Bounded Earth problems of incr11sln1 population 0 Antlt'S Gar1p @) Sports llfustratlcJ ID Cospel Sinaint Jubilee g) Esta Es la Vida 9 Nfl &1lft1 of the WHll 9:40 (I) Stoiy Line/Commun'it, Action 10;00 II Ci) Nfl Football San Francisco 49ers vs. New York Jets. o ®1 m Af"CtNFc rootbtn 0ou. blhMcl• San Dieiio Chargers at Cincinnati Bengals in first 11me. 11 Hour of Power fJ Cl) Reluctant Drapn 0 Movie: (t) "Quffn of Outer Spa~" (sci-fl} '53-Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eric Flemlna. ail Frente 1 la Vld1 ti Gr1mblin1 Football Hlthllftrb 10:30 u rn Thi Doubledetllers Q) F1ith tor Today m Adel1nte c.on Ila Escuelts 11:0011 Ho1111 IUJlf'S Guide 00 Larry Kant Show 0 CD Bullwinkle m Movie: (C) "My Slst,leen" (musical) ·55 -Janet leig • ack Lemmon. ID Chureh in the Home m Nowtla Seminal 9 Film "OUtfaw's Deuptet'' ~ V1riediel are examined. Guests lndude Dr. 11:30 O CD Make a Wish Norman Borlau1. winner of the 1970 B Movie: "Hou.se on Haunted Hiii" Nobel Peace Prize for development (horror) '59-Vincent Price. Carol of Improved strains of grain that Ohmart. will provide food for more people. al Cine Mnletno D Mrs. Alpha let D Rt1 HU11bard (j) Real Estate AFTFRNOO'. (I) I lfic1AL I Comt, Ye Thankful PtoPfe A Mormon Tabernacle Choir 12:00 (})Collete Football Hiahli&hb Th1nksglvln1 show. 11 Movie: "Min from Wyomin&" O Htrakl of Truth (drama) '30 ~ Gary Cooper, June @)Ohl Tlme Gospel Hour Collyer. m Wonclerama 00 Movie: "Submarine Se1h1wk" ID Revival Fires (drama) '58 -John Bentley, Brett Halsey. 1:30 D Str"1dlplty O Suspense Theatre "Who Is Jen-0 Campus Profile ''Hypoglycemia: niter" Gloria Swanson, Oan Duryea. Low Blood Sugar" Dana Wynter dis-ID lntelliaent Pmnt cusses sugar as the cause of hypo· m Vlaje 1tycemi1. Ci) Let There Be Li&ht 12:30 ID Teen11e Trials B Movie; ''Terror In the Haunted a Double Feature: (C) "Secret of Houae" (mystery) '53-Gerald Mohr. the Purple Reer• and (C) ''That Cathy O'Connell. lady" ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) 12:45 IJ NFL Post-Game Show "'° ID Kathry!! Kuhlm1n 9:00 B lnMde Footb1ll D Cllallenre My Sermon 0 D1y of Discovery O The Klnpom of Carealot @) It Is Written Q) CIJ Onil Roberts m Muliet y P1l1br11 9 Cartoon Camlval GI!) P1nor11m1 Latino en Domlnao 9:30 II Ci) NFL Tod1y D Mttt the Press 11 Gtne Autry (i) Movie: "Dishonottd Lady" (dra- ma) '47 -Hedy Lamarr. Dennis O'Ketfe. ,.,. . 1:00 II Dr. Irene K1Ssorl1 0 @) m AFC Football (Second 11me of doubleheader) Baltimore Colts at Oakland Raiders. " 0 rn m Directions Movie: "S.0.S. Coast Gu1rd" (adventure) '43-Bela Lu1os1, Rich- ard Byrd. B Million $ Movie: "Adventures of M1rt Tw1in" (drama) '44-fredric March. Alexis Smith. ID News Nick Carter m Tribune Publita m Teetro Domlncal 1:30 a Camera Three 11 Movie: "Only the Bravt" (dra· ma) '30-Cary Cooper, Mery Brian. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27. 1971 Ci) Joe N1matlt Show 0 (I) aJ lssuu lftd An1Wtrs ID Voice of Calvary 2:00 II F1ce tht N1tlon CD Gene Foruell's Forum Ci) a.st of Bowtin& OE~ m Outtr Umlts ID Sports s.t @m layendas de Mexico m Virgen de Fatima al Buy-Une 2:30 II Commitment (I) Apollo 15 Fiim O MOVit "Rleoehet Romance'-' (comedy) '55-Marjorie Main, Chill Wiiis. Alfonso Bedoya, Rudy Vallee. ID Roll« '•me 3:00 II Ntwsm1kers CD Youth in the 70s 11 Robert K. Domin Show Presi· (jJ) Anlerian Dr11m Mathine EJl) The-Ctttne of Our Times @!) [res Ml Destina 9 Azter.s Football m Yarledldts '71 al P1tt1rn for Livln1 5:30 D John Mc«1y Show 0 (]) al Ninny ind the Professor "Professor Pygmalion Plays Golf" Nanny pops up with ~n ancient set of aolf clubs to help Hal learn the game. Noam Pitllk and William Bakewell iiuest. (j) New~ay Wilson @) M~e: "Act One'' (drama) '63 -Georae Hamilton, Jason Robards. ED Consultltion "Hearing Aids- Pro and Con" &tl Perspective lVfNING den~ial candidate Senator Fred Har· .. 6:00 II (j) Sixty Minutes Mik~ Wallace ris 1s the only guesl (J) Morie: (C) "A Summer Ptact'' (]) Mothtr Goose P1r1de , · h B Faially Film Festini: "PoorM (draGm 1 a) 59-Richard Egan. Oorot y Uttl R'·h G"rl" c u re. • ~ 1 D KNBC News Jess Marlow m Chiller 0 Movie: -(C) (2hr) "The Stent ! ~o~s. kl Ult of V(alter Mitty" (fantasy) '47 IOU u Win e -Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, Boris 3:30 Karloff, Ann RutherfOl'd. 11 COLORFUL CLASSIC! 00 Voyage to Bottom of the Sea * "TREASURE ISLAND" O Unidos The new third party, L• IJ I sJlcilt I Trusure Island An R~za Unl~a. first started In Texas animated special based on Robert with_ cons1dera.ble success and now Louis Stevenson's 19th-century nov-seeking to gain a foothold on the el that depicts the land and high· West Coast, Is ~potllghted by ~01: sea adventures of an Enalish boy In· hosts Ricardo Lu1an and Paul cias. volved in 1 struagle over a treasure __ _ map between the forces of aA old B I IFICIAL I Some of Us Are Dif· buccaneer and those of a one-lened ferent Documentary on handicapped pirate. children, hosted by Fred MacMurray. ID This Is Tom Jones Guests are (J) lob Ralston Music Bol Nancy Wilson. Phil Harris and Oliver. (j) Zant Grey Theatre CE Aaricultute Report (jJ) The Advocates ED Thirty Minutes With ..• •:oo (1) Movie: "Away All Boab'' (dra- ·ma) '56 -Jetr Chandler. George Nader. D Sunday Tom Snyder 11 Movie: (C) "Monster Zero" (hor· ror) '66-Nick Adams. 00 Tarz1n Thutre O College Football Highlights CIJ Probe @) Natlon1t &eocniphic (jJ) Sesame Street m The Music Bok fi Racing World al Rex Humbard 4:3011 Movie; (C) "This Happy Feet. In(' (comedy) '58 -Debbie Rey- nolds, John Saxon, Curt Juraens. (j) Fata the N1tlon B Pet Set Eddie Albert guests. m Festival of Cl1uics: "N•VJ Blue ind Gold" (comedy) '37 -Robert •Young, Lionel Barrymore. ID Hey Landlord EJl) Youna Musltal Artists m Notrt Dame Football 5:00 O World of Sports Illustrated Untamed Woftd O Grambllna Football Hlahllehts ~ Ntwa Schwartz. Chandler ID Star Trek m Passport to Trawl ~ Stcuestro en el Cielo C1l Colleae Football Hi&111ights 6:30 D Story Theatre O Eyewitness News m Creature Feature: (C) "Bl1tk Sabbath" (horror) '64-Boris Kar- loff, Mark Damon. EJl) Masquerade m Meet the Press -·- 7:00 II Bi& New$ Clete Roberts D MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM stars Marlin Perkins D Wild Klnedom ''Dive to Adven- ture" A journey to the blue waters of the Bahamas @ Hee H1w -, O Story in Hollywood "flora. Flora, Flora and My Friend flicker" Ralph Story honors plants, talks with Ruth Buui and finds out how old silent films are beina rescued. (j) Jwenlle Jury BI IJCCIAL! Holld1J In Israel Gunther less hosts as a group ol young Americans explore an ancient land. ID Passport to Travel !HE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27. 1971 MONDAY NOVEMBER 29 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are .the day's movies . DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00-tD"Tllfee Setrets" (drama) '49- Patricia Neal, Ruth Roman. Eleanor Parker. 9:30 O "Men Without Names" {mys· tery) 'JS-Fred MacMurray, Madge Evans. "l ady From Kentucky" {dra· ma) '39-tJeorge Raft. Ellen Drew. 0 {C) "A Certain Smile'I (drama) '53-Rossano Braui. Joal) Fontaine. 10:00 "Why Bother to knock" {com· edy) '65 -Elke Sommer, ,,Rlchard Todd. 1:00 O (C) "Robin and the Seven ' ffoods" (comedy) '64-Frank Sin· atra. Dean Martin m "Pitfall" (drama) '48 -Dick e.owell. Lizabeth Scott. 2:00 G) "Rise and Shine" Part I (com· edy) '41-Milton Berle, Jack Dakie. l:OO (!) {C) "Summer and Smolle" (dra- ma) '62--Laureoce Harvey, Gerald ine Page .,.g (C) "Ch1r1ie Bubbles" (drama) '68-Albert Finney, Colin Blakely. 4:00 B "Shall We Dance" {musical) '37 -fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers. EVENING 6:00i)QNews O Please Don't Eat the Daisies 0 (E NFL Mondar Night football Chicago Bears vs M1am1 Dolphins at M1am1. 0 Wild Wild West m The flintst:ne:; G) I Drum of Jeannie @ Chicago Sounds £m Hodgepodge Loelge m Notidero 34 m Desert Report Qj Marberry llFD 6:30 D One Step Berond (j)@) News m Andr Griffith Show G) Bill Cosbr Show £m Playing the Guitar m Wanderlust ~ Green Acres a!) El Prof'..S.gitlrio 7:00 B 0 m News 0 Billr Graham Crusade from Dal las. Ft Worth, the first in a series of three crusades opens with Cliff Barrows direr.ling the 5.000 voice Crusade Choir. Dragnet 0 Whet's My Line? lg) Ad•m·l2 m I l ove Lucy (E) I Dream of Ju nnle @ See-Touch-feel ED History of Mnico m la lntrusa , ••• 10 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27, 1971 a) The Yir1lnl1n O MondaJ Movie: (C) (2hf} "A (Ii} Los Tlntilocos Matt.er of Innocence" (drama) '68- 7:30 II Stand Up ind Cheer Forrest Hayley Mills, Trevor Howard, Shashi Tucker guests. Kapoor. Brenda de Banzie. A plain 0 Dr. Simon Locke "Two Points of mousy youn1 l ir1 accompanies her a Pitchfork" Part I. Dixon Mills Is aunt on a cruise to Sin1apore where an Eurasian gl~lo helps to trans· threatened by an epidemic. form herself into a lovely young 00 I Dream of Jeannie O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "What @m:i~i, 6;aham Crusade Ever H1ppened to Baby Jane?" (mys· ®l Movie: (C) ''This Sava&• Land" tery) '62-Bette Davis, Joan Craw· (adventure) '68 -Barry Sulliv1n, ford. (fg) let's Make 1 Deal Kathryn Hay$. m La Cata m Hoean's Heroes ~(Ii} Rous para Veronica II) Dr11net (jj) Th! Revolving Door 9:30 8 Doris Day Peter Lawford euem £m Citywatchln A visit to down as Or. Peter Lawrence. a physician town LA. whom Doris Marfin's editor·boss. Cy al Do-Re·Mi Bennett. orders her to investigate m Lissie for the purpose of writing an article a!) Miiuelito Valdez Show on the exorbitant cost of medical treatment. 8:00 B (j) Gunsmoke Mall Dillon is O Baxter Ward Newi b°'hwacked on the streets of Oodae &J It T8ts a Thi.t TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see OAY- TrME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "The Pushover" (drama) '54 - Fred MacMorny. Kim N<Mlk. 9:30 O ''list Train From M.i.lrid'' (dra· ma) ·37 -Dorothy Lamour. Lew Ayres. "Chosts on the loose" (mys· tery) '43-Bela Lu1osi, Ava Gardner. 0 (C) "Pilla11 o• the Sky" (west· ern) '56 -Jeff Chandler, Dorothy Mafone. 10:00 (}) "Ma and Pa Kettle Oft Vecatioft" City and will either die or become @)(I§) look But "Up and paralyzed unless a bullet is removed and Around" Down (comedy) '53-Marjoria Main, Percy Kilbtide .. lrom an area near his spine In Part 9:45 m Mantrap I .of lhe_ three·part "Gold Train" lO:OO.:. (j) ,.,. Th Soit p 11 f episode ~ ' ,... ' o Y ears 0 ~· ~ Lau•h·ln Th Three n,,,. Chip is losing interest In her as a • wt1 CA:1 ·• e .,.,. woman and takes dramatic steps to Night, h~t rock combo, are guests, remedy the apparent situation. and .a hne·uit of screen vlltains-@ T Tell th Truth Vincent Price, Sheldon Leonard, Jack -Mo le· "Me Hunf' • { d t ) Soo M.k M k. d A -ov • an a ven ure • 1 e azur 1• an gnes '41-Walter Pidgeon George San· Moorehead make cameo guest ap· d ' pearances. er$. D M,.,.· • (C) (21Lh ) ''Th Se t m News Putnam, Fishman vwle. fl , e ere @ rtrin l ine life of Walter Mitty" {fantasy) '47 EI1) So I~ -Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, Boris m Liu Criada Bien Criad• Karloff. Ann Rutherford. A meek (Ii} £1 Tomlllo little man, burdened with domestic . attachments, daydreams himself in· 10:15 m MOYie Came to wonderfully heroic situations. 10:30 11 Amie When Hamilton Majors m Truth or Consequences Jr. puts pressure on Arnie's friend, G) The Virginian Vito Colarruso, to sell his property £m (jj) Special of the Wuk "Home" to make way for Cont I n en t a I Ralph Richardson. John Gielgud. Flange's new research wing, Vito Mona Washbourne, and Dandy Nich· pulls an ace-in·the-hole out of his ols star in D\vid Storey's play about sleeve. the interrela~onshlps of two men 0 G) News and two women in a mental institu· 00 Movie: "Horror Hotel'' {horror) lion. '63 -. Betta St. John, Christopher m Yesenia Lee. a!) Nino m El Retrato de Dorian Grar Qj'Movie: ''The Damned Don't Cry" 8:30 m D1vid Frost Slfow 9 Movie: (C) 1'White Witch Doctor" I0:45 al News 8:45 0 NFl Post·Game Show &) The Persuade11 9:00 B Here's Lucy Guest David frost seeks to hire a "babysitter" who will see to 1t that he 1s allowed 11:00 B (j) m News O @J mN1ws 0 Movie: "Eva" {drama) '65 - Jeanne Moreau, Vnna Lisi. O @ (l)News m To Tell the Truth G) M1ntr1p to sleep undisturbed during his fre· · @ Tiie Corporate View Quent trans Atlantic flights, and he £m Citywatchen winds up with Lucille Carter. no l l-15 l;T:'\ M 1 G sleep and a scandal • ~ ov e ame r.i"'I f.4ovie: (C) "A Summer Pfau" 11:30 B ~erv Griffin l..,_, . . ffi"Mov11: "Whr Bother to Knod" (drama) 59-Rich ard Egan. Dorothy ( d ) •6"Elk S R' h McGuire. come y .,-e ommer, 1c . ard Todd. 0 ~ NBC Mond1y Mo~e: (C) (2 0 1 Johnny Carson hr) .. Jo11~n~y ~o Ult Far ~· of the O Movie: (C) "Winchtster fOJ Hire" Sun (scd1) 69-Roy Th1nne.s, Ian (western) '67~uy Madison ~endy, Lynn Lorine Space uplora. m Movie: (C) "Distant Drums" hon drama concerning the discovery {western) '51 _Gary Cooper Marl and explo!alion of an unknown Aldon. · plane~ behi.nd the sun G) Movie: "Barricade" {adventure) 6 Wild Wrld West '39-Alice Faye, Warner B1Xter. 1:00 O "Hud" (drama) '63-Paul New· man. Melvin Douglas. m "flthtinr Coast C111rd" (drama) '51-Brian Oonlevy, Ella Raines. 2:00 m "Rise ltld $hint" Conclusion (comedy) '41 -Milton Berle, Jack Oakle. 3:00 (j) {C) "The BuccanHI'" (adven· lure) '58-Yul Brynner. ~"Compulsion" (d11m1) '59 - Orson Welles. Diane Varsi . 4:00 B ''The Women in White" (mys· tery) '48 -Eleanor Parker. Gig Young. 4:30 CI) s. .. as lOAM liltlnr EVFN1 ·~c 6:008 @ 0 0 News 11 Plt1se Don't Eat the Dalsits 0 @ Wild Wild West m The Flintslofles G) I Dfutn of Jtannle (jj) In t1M Spotlipt m Hocllfpodge lodt• EE Noticiero 34 @!;) Desert Report 9 Ml1btny RfD 6:30111 SJtcw I To Catch 1 Smile 6:30 0 1SHc1AL I To C:.tdt a S.ite Carol Duvall gives a close-up of photography techniques In a half· hour feature of music, color and action. 0 Movie: (Ch (60) "Les Cilts" Part t (musical) ·sJ-.~ene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor-, Kay Kendall. Taina Elg. (j) ®) CE) Newi m Andy Griffith Show &l Bill Cosby Show @ Book Beat "Up and Down and Around" by Cass Canfield. ED Class MHtin1s ind Sct.ools Without F1ilure m Wanderlust °' 5feen Acres a!) Viviani Horti1uen 7:00 IJ Cl) 0 g;, News 0 The Bilty Craha111 Crusade "The Greatest Revival In History" is the theme of the second segment of lhe crusade. 00 Truth °' Consequentes d d Is e e e (j) Dr11net 9:00 @E La Gall fJ What's My Lint? tiii) Rosas para Veronica ~ Primus 9:30 IJ (j) Cannon A missin1 bicycle m 1 Love Lucy becomes key evidence in the death 0) I Drum of Jeannie of a young salesgirl. (jj) The Course of Our Tlmu 0 m JI.mes Gamer as Nichols fij) History of Meilco "Away the Rolling River" Nichols m La lntrusa tries desperately to keep an old 9 Aztec Highllahts auny buddy from turning to crime EE Mantrap to finance a get·rich·quick scheme. 7:30 1J 9 Glen Campbell Guest Valerie Steve Forrest guests. Rescheduled Harper makes her singin1 debut from Nov. 18. when she joins comedian Paul B Barter Ward News Lynde and the rock group The 119) Great American Balloon Adven- Raiders. ture 0 119) m Sar1e "The Combatants" m TEENAGERS CON FRONT An acting chaplain of a military * PARENTS ON TODAY'S base, sarge takes a hand in what DRUG ABUSE CAUSES he considers the undue harassment m AHern1tives Program on disci· of a recruit. eline and drug a'buse. 0 (V Cl) The Mod Squad "The 0) It Takes a Thief Loser" The squad tries to track fD (jj) Black Journal "Take Back down a killer hired by his intended Your Mind" Part 11. Continuing in· victim. vestigation of Black Studies. @t~ormn 'Of1nnnle 9 Monty Nash fJ EE I sJtc1lL I The Great Amer· lO:OO O CID OO EE Marcus Welby, M.D. lean Balloon Actventure Bob Wall~n· "The Grow Up" Or. Welby helps gunda, an adventurous and danng Y • t 10 lac the uncon ft . b 11 t 11 a young ins rue r e · man, takes o in 8 gas a oon °. Y scious guilt he feels about his re· actoss the, U.S. to New York City. larded sister. m Ho1an s Heroes fJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "A Bell for 0) Draenet ..... " (d '4., ,_ .. _ Hod' k ~ "· DI • t La .... ano rtma) ,-1\ITTTI ta • IU.I -n e1o a r1e w·11· B d' G n t:T:'l Firi Un 1 1am en 1x, ene 1emey. u:J I n1 • m News Putnam, Fishman @E Los Beverly de Peralvillo (jj) Special of the Week "Home" 8:00 ~ Movie: (C) (~1/t~r) "The Se~ret fD Cultural Affairs Special "The Life of Walter Mitty' (fantasy) 47 Game SHow Show" Chuck Barris, Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. Dennis James, Monty Hall, Jack (j) This Is Your Ufe . Barry and Ralph Andrews review the m Truth or Consequences iame show. 0) The Virtlnlan @E T.ap Tap (jj) Masquer1de tiii) Festival Mexicano @E La Cost Juzgada . m Nino .. 10:30 IJ The Golddiuers Lou Rawls IS guest host. Guests are singer John 8:30 1J Hawaii Five·O Albert Paulsen Rowles and comics Barket & Corbett. guests as Mathew Edmond~ a crime 0 Monty Nash "The 'visitor'' Nash syndicate boss ~nd boxing man· gets the job to prevent a world· ager who is seeking revenge when famed British environmentalist from his wou ld-be heavyweight ?boxing leaving the countiy. champion's hand is smash~ by a 0 0) News punchy ex-fighter. . .. (j) At Issue 0 ~ m The Funny Side The @)San Die10 Panorama Fun"¥ Side of Clubs and Organiza· @E El Retrito de Dorian Gray lion, m ~II of the West 0 @ (6) G) ABC Movie of the Qj Roller Game Week: (C) (90) "Brian's Song" (dra· ma) '71 -James Cun, Billy Dee 11:00 IJ (j) @E Nen Williams, Jack Warden, Shelley Fa· 0 @) m News bares, Judy Pace. A true life story 0 Movie: ''Cleopatta" (class!c) '34 of two members of the Chicago Claudette Colbert, Heniy W1lcoxin. Bears football team -Gale Sayer 00 Marshal Dillon and Brian Pi~lo-one black and 0 CID m News one while. who met as rivals and m To Tell the Truth grew to love each other as brothers. ID Mantrap (j) Billy Graham Crusade 11:30 IJ (j) Merv Griffin fJ I Sflc1•L I Showtime -Fr~nk 0 ®) Johnny Carson Fontllne Hosted by Frank Fontaine. 0 (l) 00 al Dick Cavett Shirley featuring Kathy Kirby, the blonde Maclaine guests. bombshell of song; the ever popular m Movie: "lydl1" (romance) '41- our Freshmen; and Phillipe Gentry, Merle Oberon, Joseph Cotten. · aster of magic from the land of ID Movie: "Man of Conflict" (dra· P petry. ma) '53-Edward Arnold, John Ager. Oavid Frost Show .. m The Advocates "Should Con· 12:00 B Movie: "Stranier in the City gm Enact a National Involuntary (drama) '62-Robert Gentile, Ca· Civil ommilment for Narcotics Ad· milo Delgado. diets? m Johnny Carson 9 Warriors Basketball 9 For Adults Only AC/DC Portabl~ P-lays anywhere with optional . battery pack. 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DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m ''Trent's Last Cue" (mystery) '53 -Mlcha~I Wtldtng, Margaret Lockwood. 9:30 O "HenlJ Aldrich Swlnp It" (com- edy) '43 -Jimmy Lydon, Charl es Smith. "Ni&ht Has A Thousand Eyes" (drama) '48-Edward G. Robinson, Gail Russell. 0 "Francis" (comedy) '50-Don· aid O'Connor, Patricia Medina. 10;00 (3) (C) "Satan Never Sleeps" Part I (drama) '62 -William Holden, · Clifton Webb. 1:00 0 (C) "Don't Just Stand There" (comedy) '68 -Robert Wagner. Mary Tyler Moore. m "The Enforcer" (mystery) '50- lffnphr•y Bogart, ZMo ~ 2:00 aJ "Search for Danger'' (mystery) '49-John Calvert. Myrna Dell. 3:00 "Experiment In Terror'' Part I (suspense) '62~1enn Ford, Lee Remick. @) (C) "TI1er by the Tail" (drama) '69 -Christopher George, Dean Jagger. EVENING 4:00 fJ Movie: "The Wild Seed" (dra· ma) '65-Michael Parks. Celia Kaye. Ross Elliott. The story of a young d11fter and a girl who has run away from home who meet and decide to seek a new life together. O The Rifleman @ Tarzan 0 ~J CiE) l ove American Style O Banana Splits QI Cartoons aJ Gentle Ben Eil) S Sesame Street Q9 The Big Valley 4:30 Movie: (C ) "Satan Never Sleeps" Part I (drama) '62-Wil· ham Holden, Cfiflon Webb D Father Knows Best O News Benlr, Sehubeck QI My favorite Martian aJ The Munsters €fi) Aventuras del Latigo Negro Q'l) la Hora Familiar con Consuelo (f) Soto's Big Top Show S:OO 0 KNBC News Jess Marlow D News Moms, McCormick (iJ ABC News Reasoner, Smilh (8 J NYPD 0 ()9) Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones aJ Gilligan's Island Eil) S Misterogers' Neighborhood m Del Altar I II tumb• g;, Death Valley Days _;)9 The Movie Game Q'l) El Amo m News Victoria James 5:30 D Jerry West Sftow Ci) Call of the West fJ ABC News Reasoner, Smith @ CiE News O Get Smart m Dennis the Menac:t aJ Pett.icoat Junction m @ The Electric Company m ~n Wllson's Town Talk ail Natacha 6:00 fJ Big News Jerry Dunphy @ News Biii Huddy O ICNSC News Tom Snyder D Lakers Basketball L.A. Lakers meet the Boston Celtlcs In Bos(on. fJ CI) Wll~ Wild West O News Senti, Schubeck m The Flintstones aJ I Drum of Junnle @ Masquerade Eil) Hodeepodge Lodge m Noticiero 34 m Desert Report 9 Mayberry RFD 6:30 O Movie: (C) (90) "Les Girls" Conclusion (musical) '57 -Gene 1'"1(elly, Mitzi Gayno<, Kay Kendall, Taina Elg. ® CBS News Walter Cronkite NBC News John Chancellor Of Andy Griflith Show aJ Bill Cosby Show s American Folk Music Eil) Cius Meeti ngs and Schools Without Falluie m Wanderlust ~ Green Acres ail Los Aficionados en la Comunidad ffi ABC News 7:00 tJ CllS News Walter Crpnkite @ ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 m NBC News John Chancellor ct) Truth or Consequences Ci) Dragnet O What's My line?· o Name of the Game m I Love Lucy aJ I Dream of Jeannie @ Teenaee Movies In Competition Eil) HistOfy of Mexico "Expropriation of Fore1gn·Owned Oil and Creation or PEMEX" m La lntrusa i;J__9 The Vir(inian ffi Mantrap 7:30 tJ Doctor in the House "Pass or Fail" Exams-the only thincs that can d1slract the medical students from their social lives-are only two weeks away. O Primus "The 65th Minute" The derang~ Captain of a foreign sub· ·manne threatens lo allack lhe east coast of the U.S. Pnmus makes a valiant attempt to intercept the armed sub which its fanatical Cap· lain plans on using to destroy the city of New York. @ To Tell the Truth (}) I Dream of Junnie O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Two Rode Toeether" (western) '61- James Stewart. Richard Widmark, Shirley Jones Two adventurers. on behalf of a group of generally de spondent 1mm1grants, attempt to enter a Comanche Camp to reclaim s n n 0 k. n e- to m THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 27, 1971 lost relatlves captured during Indian raids. town running for another te1m is medicine arouses Or. Gannon's an-O News Morris. McCormick defeated in a hard fought campaign ge1 especially after one ol Gannon's 0 a> The Min 1nd the m Hogan's Heroes involving shady llansactions by both patients. played by Louise Sorel, City "The Cross-Country Man" May. political groups. asks him for help. or Alcala's lriend, a success1ttl man· -m 00 Dragnet CW The Corporate View all Mesquerade m The Virginian 0 Gripping drama of ufacturer, proves lo be an escaped EJl) ~The French Chef "Soupe du * a family in crisis convict from the East. al Lucha Libre jour" Two basic soup reciper-Hallmark Hall of Fame 0 Movie: "13 Rue Madeleine" leek and potat~plus tips on how 0 The Billy Graham Crusade (mystery) '46-JJmes Cagney m It Is Written aJABC News 8:00 IJ Carol Burnett Tim Conway and Cass Elliott guest. to turn yesterday's leftovers into "Youth Night" is the theme ol the 5 Soul! today's delicious soup are demon· third se&ment of the crusade. Cliff all Masterpiece Theatre "Resurrec· s.trated by Julia Child. Barrows directs the 5,000 voice tioTI" 0 SEARS PRESENTS *WALT DISNEY'S WINNIE THE POOH CID Nino Crusade Chou. m Noches Tlp1tlas 8:15 0 Lakers Wrap·Up 0 a> The Smith Family CID Box Profeuion1I 8:30 "Man in the Middle" Chad Smith 10:25 m News Putnam. Fishman 0 Joanne Woodward and and his partner investigate the 10:30 0 Rams In Action & THE BLUSTERY DAY 0 a;, I jplcilL I Win nit the Pooh and the Blustery Day Winnie the Pooh fights high winds In the Hun- dred Aker Wood and protects his honey supply from imaginary heffa· lumps and woozles In Wall Disney's animated featurette based on A.A. ~ilne's children's stories. Narrated by Sebastian Cabot. Pooh's vocie is Sterling Holloway. * Richard Kiley star in bombing of an underground news· m Bill Johns News "All the Way Home" paper. al El Retrato de Dorian Gray Hallmark Hall of Fame all (ll) American Dream M1chlne 9 Alm: "Jene Eyre" 0 (12) m I S'5Ctll I H1llm1rk Hell al La Gate 11:00 ii al News of Fame "All the Way Home" Jo-ai) Rosas pua Veronica 0 @l m News anne Woodward, Richard Kiley, Pat 9:30 0 @(I) a> Shirley's World "To @ Marshal :lllon Hingle, and Eileen Heckart headline Dream the Improbable Dream" Ron g M fll ews lhis television adaptation by Tad Moody guesls an rap . Mosel of his Pulitzer Prize·wlnning O Baxter Ward News 5 Th~ Course of Our Times drama about a family's struggle to (g It Takes a Thief EJl) This Week Bill ~oyers u Ive t ed . 11:15 m To Tell the Trutn s rv rag y. 10:00 ii Mannix. Pippa Scotl guests al Cine del Mlercoles 0 Dne step Beyond as a runaway girl whose father hires .. 0 00@ a> The Courtship of Ed· investigator Joe Mannix to find her 11:30 ii Merv Griffin 0 CV Cl) m Bewitched •• T h e Warlock In the Grey Flannel Suit" fndora's lrickery resulls in Darren leaving Larry Tate's advertising agency and opening a shop of his own. die's Father "A Litlle Red" Carol and then tries to pay him lo cancel 0 Johnny C1rson Lawrence makes a guesl appearanc~ the search Rescheduled. O Movie: "Case Ag• In st Mr s. as a Russian magazine edilor study 0 o m Night Gallery A ghoulish Ames" (mystery) '36 -George ing U.S. publi,hing. artist, a phony ~piritualfst-and -11 ..Brent. MadeleJne Carroll. m Weilnisday Nlghl Movie: (C) (2hr25m) "The last Hurrah" (dra· ma) '58 -Spencer Tracy, Pal O'Brien, . James Gleason, Ricardo Cortez, Basil Rathbone, John Car· radine, Jeffrey Hunter, Diane Foster. The aging mayor of a New England all (@This Week Bill Moyers re· weird elevator occupant ligure in 0 . (6) a> Olck Cavett ports on major news events. three separate segments starnng (g Movie: "Orders to Kill" (drama) 9 Film: "I Wis a Male War Brida" Bradford Dillman, LoCJise Sorel. '59-Pau! MaSSle, Eddie Albert. 9:00 ii Medical Center George Maharis Steve Lawrence, Maureen Arthur, all Amencan Drea111 Machine plays a charming quack doctor Harvey Lembeck and Patricia Don-11 :45 m Movie: (CJ "The Bir Land'' (ad· whose unconvenlional approach to ahue. venture) '57-Alan Ladd. RICARDO MONTALBAN'S MAKE-BELIEVE ROLE Ricardo Montalban finally is playing t~e. role he's always wanted to pluy. "As a child," said Mon talban, ··1 dreamed of performing the deeds of Joaquin Murietta. Now I am playing the role." Montalban stars as the legendary Marietta, a Robin Hood-like figure -who protected the peons of Spanish-California in the 1840s, in "Desperate Mis· sion" on the NBC World Premiere M ov~ Friday at 8:fa PM. In the ~tion adventure tale, Murictta escorts a beautiful woman (Ina Balin) 10 San Francisco, battUng raiders and outlaws. soon discovering that the woman i only a decoy and that much more is at stake. The two-hour film for TV, a 20th Century Fox production, wac; shot in Durango, Mexico. "These arc my people," said Montalban on location. ·They arc kind. They nrc good. They arc ge ntle." The 6300·foot high. conquio;tador-foundcd cit) is not far from Torreon where Montalbnn was raic;ed and which he lcfr to come to Los Angeles, where he completed high school and hcgan a 'uccc~<;ful acting career. "My people, the Mexicans, are poor," said Montalhan. "hul their homes arc warm with love. They work hard, juc;t to keep food on their tnblcs, but there are no pan -time parent'i. Here in the province the valuec; arc more real. "In Los Angeles we worry about freeway traffic. We fret ahoul buying a new automobile, rhen growl about making paymcntc;. We grumble· about taxe ... the we<1thcr and our golf score. In Durango, the wunls and needs arc c;impler. A movie is a ran~ treat. A TV set is a vast luxury. An au1omobile is impossible for most." Montalban is working clos~ly with Durango State Governor Paez.Urquidi to attract frcc·spcnding movie companies and the Mexica n Government is trying to bring heavy industry to the area to counteract unemployment. It wa<1 evident that the peon'> of Durango believe Mon lalban is 111 real life ve ry much like the legendary M urictta. They seldom intruded on him but they gathered nearby and their eyes followed him wherever he went. '"They struggle for a bare livelihood." said Montalbun, "hut the y will sing and they will play and they will love and protect their children." In another time and another place Montalban might have been Murietta, who fought for the peons against the marauding gringos. Page 13 lie Early Show 4~n1Today 'The Lost World' JIU St. John Michael Bennie In color CBSS2 -/"'' 'LA RAZA UNIDA' EXPLORED ON UNIDOS The new third party, La Raza Unida, first started In Texas with con· slderable success and now seeking to gain a foothold on the West Coast, is spotlighted by co·l\osts Ricardo tujan and Paul Macias on the continuing series Unldos, Sunday (Nov. 28) at 6 PM on KABC, Channel 7. The program delves Into the objectives of La Raza Unjda and deals with the need for the existence of a third political party, showing • "partido" woi;kers out In the field on a concerted registration cam· paign. The difficulty and problems encountered in signing up new membei:s Is illustrated •.. cllnglng to old habits, distrust of anything which breaks out of the mold, unwillingness to rock the boat, etc. For these very reasons, the party discovered, younk 'people were most willing to bend an interested ear with. the result thlt most of the people registering for La Reza Unida in the beginning were 18 year olds. Now, however, the trend Is definitely changlng, with a growing number of the older, traditional two-party members joining the new party. The fledgll,!lg third f>arty, while predoml nantly Spanish-speaking in orien· tation, nevertheless solicits members from all ethnic groups. Ricardo lulan (left) and Paul Maciff (~ are co-hosts for Unldol, whlch altemates with I Am Somebody, hosted by Stan Myles, Jr., (center) Sundays, 1:00-6:30 PM on Channel 7. { THE DAll.Y PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 27. 1971 THURSDAY ' DECEMBER 2 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Diary of a Chambermaid" (dra· ma) '46-Paulette Goddard. Burgess Meredith. 9:30 O "Miiiion Dollar legs" (comedy) '39-8etty Grable, Donald O'Connor. "Ride 1 Crooked Mlle" (drama) '39 -Akim l amlroff, Leif Erickson. D (C) "Desert Hawk" (adventure) 'SO-Richard Greene, Yvonne De· Carlo. 10:00 CI) (C) "S.tan Never Sleeps" Con· clusion (drama) '62-William Hol· den, Clifton Webb. 1:00 O (C) "The Destructors'' (drama) '67-Richard Egan, Patricia Owens. m (C) "South of St Louis" (west· em) '48 -Joel McCrea, Zachary Scott. 2:00 &J "Fenny by G"asli&fll" Part I (drama) '48-James Mason, Phyllis Calvert. 3:00 Cl) "Erperiment in Terror" Con· cluslon (suspense) '62-Glenn Ford, Lee Remick, ·Ross Martin. (lg) "The Reluctant Spy" (adven· • tu1e) '65-Jean Marais, Genevieve Page. EVENING 4:00 U Movie: (C) "The Lost World" (sci·fi) '60-Michael Rennie, Jill St. John, Fernando Lamas, David Hedi· son, Claude Rains. An expedition treks deep into the Amazon and dis· covers a region that never developed beyond pre·historic stages. U The Rillem1n @ Tarun fJ love Ameriun Style 0 Banana Splits m Cartoons m centle Ben Ell) (jJ) Sesame street .. ·m Calencfario 4e la Comunidad 9 Tht llr Valley 4:30 CI) Movie: (C) "Satan Never Sleeps" (drama) '62-William Holden, Clif· ton Webb. O Father Knows Best fJ ABC News Reasoner, Smith m My favorite Martian (9 The Munsters m Avtnturas del Latigo Nel o al) Telt·Revlsta Musical y Comen· tarlos al Bozo's Bia Top Show 5:00 Q KNBC News Jess Marlow O Ntw1 Morris, McCormick Cl) ABC News Reasoner. Smith Cl) NYPD 0 Q9l Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones 19 Cllll11n's Island Ell) (jj) Mlsteroaers' Nti&hbortlood @I) Del Altlr a la Tumb1 m Death Valley Days 9 The Movie'"'" al) El Amo aJ News Victoria James 5:30 U Father Knows lest (j)@) News (j) Call of the West fJ C~H!DAIC News Reasoner, Smith O Get Smart m Dennis the Menue 19 Petticoat Junction Ell) (jj) The Electric Company g:, Donl¥ilson's Town Talk • 9 Gilliaan's Island ail Natacha al News Jim Hawthorne 6:00 U Bia News Jerry Dunphy O KNBC News Tom Snyder O LA. Kinas Ice Hockey The Kings vs. the Sabres at Buffalo, N.Y. fJ ABC News Bentt, Schubeck 0 (j) Wild Wild West . m The Flintstones (9 I Oream of Jeannie ~This Week Ell) Hocfcepodce lodce ~ Noticiero 34 m Oeu rt Report ~ Maybeny RFD 6:30 fJ MDvie: (C) (90) ' ' F a 11 of Ille Roman Empire" Part I (drama) '64- Stephen Boyd, Sophia Loren, Alec Guinness. James Mason, Christopher Plummer. Oma. Sharif, John Ireland, M21 Ferrer. Before Emperor Marcus Aurelius can make it known that he does not want his son to sue· ceed him, he is murdered and his tyranical son comes to poweF< (jJ CBS.News Walter Cronkite [Q) NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show (9 8111 Cosby Show (ii) Black Journal Ell) Playine the Guitar m Wanderlust OJ Green Acres ail Viviana Hortiguera 7:00 U CBS Nfts Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC Ne1n John Chancellor Ci) Truth or Consequences Draenet O What's My Liner 00) Tom Jones Show m I love Luty (9 I Dream of Jeannie (i11 Sc>ea•lne Freety Ell) History of Mexico a> la lnlrusa 9 Film: "Armored Command" 7:30 U Rollin' on the River Mac Davis guests. 0 lassie "The Flying Grandpa" A flying grandpa lands at the Garth Holden ranch in his ancient Curtiss Pusher, and Mike is fascinated by his stories of great adventure. 00 To Tell the Truth Cf) l Dream ol Jeannie O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Best of Enemies'' (comedy) '62- David Niven, Alberto Sordl, Michael Wilding. A satire on the pointless· ness of war, as told from the view· point of two men-each on opposite sides-but alike In many ways. ' f>tE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 27, 1971 .- PALLOPTll BO•ll =----== sophia loren s~ephen boyd james mason thursday & ·friday in color · 6:30/kabc-tv €D El Show de loco Valdez to 8 feet tall) and live actors. Pro· 0 l1j a;, News m Hopn's Heroes ti) Drapet EJ!)Ntwseellm m Especbculos gram includes "The Great Warrior," (])Marshal Dillon 9:00 8 (j) CBS ThundaJ Movie: (C) about a champion who turns aaainst 0 (}) Cl) News (2hr) ''The Impossible Years" (com· those he's called in to save; "The m To Teti the Truth 8:00 IJ (I) Bt1rub! Leslle Nielsen por· , trays a colonel In the U.S. Army who deserts to help the Germans destroy an American convoy tran$- portln& a new type of explosive to the Allies. Cl) Dr•inet . 0 l1j a;, Flip Wilson Aip's euests are Phyllis Diller, Billy Eckstine and Tony Rand1ll. 0 (})00 Cl) All u Smith and Jones "Shootout at Diablo Station" Heyes and Curry watch helplessly as plans are made to ambush their old friend, Sheriff Lom TreW>rs. m llrlcilL! Mancini Ill Henry Mancini, winner of three Oscars. 20 Grammy Awards and six Cold Al· bums. returns for his third musical special, with Hoa1Y Carmichael, Bina Crosby, Michael Landon, Carla Thomas, Seraio Mendes & Brazil '77, and the John Muir High I Band from Burbank, Cal. II) Boxina From tt11 Olympic EE) M) Thirty Minutes W'rth ..• m Sonrlus el) Nino 8:15 O L.A. KJnas Wrap-Up 8:30 O Movie: (C) (2'/ahr) ''The Secret Life of Walter MittJ'' (fanta~) '47 -Oanny Kaye, Virainia Mayo, Boris Karloff. Ann Rutherford. EE (j]) Washlcton Week In Review edy) '68 -David Niven, Lola Al· Dead Man Rises," In which a maiden -II) M1ntr1p bright. Chad Everett, Oule Nelson, finds a drowned man and brings (j]) San Dleeo at L1rae Christina ferrare. While a psychla· him back to life; and "A Man Says EE) tumnt Events Sped1I "Poverty trist (Niven) is lecturing a university Goodbye to His Mother," in which of Justice" An examination of ~he class on ".how to raise teenagers a doomed soldier leaves for war in a changes within the le&al irofesslon. without problems," his l 7·year·old rar·off land. Emphasis Is on federally funded daughter is arrested for picketing on €D La Ciita s tate proarams. Host Is Howud campus. Afraid the incident will cost a Film: ''Twelve O'Clock High" Miller. him an impending promotion, the el) R y lea professor attempts to "lay down the . ' osas p1ra e,.n 11:15 @I) Gran Cine del Juevts law" lo his daughter. failina at this 9:30 0 Baxter Wini News. . 11:30 t) 00 Merv Griffin he reluctantly gives permission for lO:OO 0 a;, Dean Martin Guests in· 0 ~Johnny Canot1 her to go to Catalina for a weekend cl~de Peter Graves, Kelly Garrett and 0 Colle&late Football Preview with friends, and when she returns :i Ahce Ghostley. 0 (I) 00 Cl) Didi Cavett Alan changed person, he's overwhelmed U (})(I)Cl)O~en Marshal~; Kina subs as host. " by the change-until he learns the Counselor at Law Burden °! Proof m Movie: ''Two Thousand W•en reason for her transformation. Marshall and Brando? defenll .a man (drama) '44-Aora Robson, Phyllis 0 @1 a;, Ironside "License to charged ~Ith the ~ehberate hit-and· Calvert. Kill" Chief Ironside and staff attempt run slaying of his wife. Lawrence II) Movie: "Massacre" (adventure) to unearth evidence to prove that an i>r:es:sman, . Shelley fabares and '66-0ane Clark, James Craia, Mar· accused police officer is innocent of Michele Tobin guest. . tha Roth. a hoodlum's murder. David Carra· O(d. Mov)i~4: 8-"CaJllin& NSorths"tde H77 1 7" 12·00 0 Movie· "Mild of S1le111" (dr1ma) d. ts rama ames tewart, e en • • 1ne gues · w lk R' h d c t '37....-tlaudette Colbert Fred Mic· u CV Ci) m Longstreet "This Lil· a er, IC ar on e. Murray. , tie Piggy Went to Marquette" Mike m News Putnam. Fishma~ 0 Movie: "R,.,.. Around thl Neck" Longstreet Is called in lo investigate ti) Saf1ri to Adventure Lers Get .,.. . .. . wet" (dr11ma) '66-Jean Richard. bthekt.~etft ~f moredthban thirty t:'g~· EI!)~ World-Press EE) Wuhlnaton Week In R~lew ac ra1 ers, an ecomes e VIC· 1:9.\ VI I Si m Johnn, Carwn tim of a near·fatal accident. Barry ~ e o nverauen~a Sullivan and Madlyn Rhue auest. el) Futbol·Soccer Cnslal vs. Boca Jr. m David Frost Show 10:30 II) News Bill Johns 1:001J Movie: (C) ''The Hont'• Molllh" (comedy) '58-Alec Guinness. EI!) ('@ HollJWOC)d Television The1tre €D El Ret11to de Doriln Gr1J "The Bread and Puppet Theatre" An 10:45@) (fi) David Littlejohn/Critic exceptional experimental company Larae consisting of both puppets (from 2 11:00 IJ O €DNews 00 0 0 (I) (ig) Nen a t 1 :30 m All·Nl&flt Show: (C) "Sea flpt· er," (C) "HoneJdtlle," HActioft re Ar1bia." Page 15 THE DAILY PIL0'1', lV 'WEEK, NOVEMBER 27, 1971 SUNDAY, NOV.EMBER 2JI SATURDAY (COntfnued) m lhvte: "A Yanll In Hie RAF." llJlfttJW.n.1 ll)l.41cha~ GI!) Y..t,.tad 11 :30 II Ci) lotle aftd tht ·Pussycats 0 t1i m Tiit JtboAs 6:00 3 (C) .. A ~-' ~ Cdra"ll) ',69-Richaut Epn, Dorothy McGuire. S (C) "TtMI Seetet Ufe flf Waner Mitty" (fantaS)') '47 -Danny Kaye, Vlrsinle Mayo. m Mwil: <C> ''The w.,..n1 Clt1" (dram•) '47-Marcla Henderwn. Peter Welker. 6;30 l1 (C) "la.ck Se'*-th" (horror) '64-Borls Karloff, Marte. Damon. 7:30 2 I (C) "TM Great Race" Part I (comedy '65-,Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis. Natali• Wood. AFTfRNOON 9 "Country Girt" (drama) '54-Bona Crosby. Grace KeOy. 1;00 11 ''The White Clltt. of ecw.r'' (drama) '44-lre(le Dunne. Peter Lawford. 1:30 5 "Th• Wotf Man" ~mystery) '41-Claude Rains. Lon Chaney. 12;00 II Cl) The Monlees 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "Earth 11 • <•cl.fi) '71-Gary '-ocJ(wood. Anthony Franciosa. Q 'a...;....ltu-.U-''Youth Ask$ the 11:00 6 "The Sen.tor Was lhcf15c:reet" (comedy) '47-Ella Raines, Wiiiiam "&'-•• - Powell. Seoret~ry" 4H Club yout~ question 9 "Juarez" (drama) '39--Paul Munl, Bette Davis. S f aft...i. It Cl'" d 11~30 7 (C) "One foot In Hell" (western) '60-Alan Ladd, Don Murray. U .. Seeretary 0 """U Ure, u1or Jl "Tampk41" (d1ama) '.«--Edward G. Robinson, Lynn Bari. Hardin. · MONDA'r, NOVEMBER 29 0 Sh~ Holmn. T1'11tre 7:30 9 "Wh•t Ev•r Happened To Baby Janet" (mystery) '62-Joan Crawford, ~ Know Your Bible ' Bette Davis. · m Expansion 1:00 5 (C) "TM Secret Ufe of Welter Mitty" (fantasy) '47-0anny Kaye, .:ft e-rtsco,... Vtrstnra Mayo. ~ ..,.... ,... 9:00 3 (C) "A Summer Piece" (drama) '59-Rlchard Egan. Dorothy McGuire, a Uncle Walde 4 (C) "Joume)' to the far Side of the Sun" (sci·fi) '69-~oy Thlones, l;r,\ Vlajt 10:00 10;30 11:00 11:30 6:30 1:00 1:30 Ian Hendry. W:I 7 (C) "A Metter of lnnoce,,ce" (d nima) '68-Hayley Mills. Trevor 12:30 8 Cl) You Are Theft '111e Vision JO 7~)!.~ls S.v.1• l.and" (adventure) 'i8-Barry Sufllvan. ~athryn of Or. Koch" . -• Heys. O foeus "Junior Adtlevement' 9 "lll•n Hunt'' (adventure) '41-Walter Pldgeo'!:. Georae Sanders. ~ 1(()50's Corntr 6 "Horror Hotel" (hortO() '63-Betta 51. John, o..hrlstopher lee mlOll ,._ .... _ _. 5 "Eva" (dram.t) '65--Jeanne More~u. Vlma Lisi. ... ... .. 3 "Why Bother to Knockt" (comedy) '6>-EJke Sommer. Richard Todd. @!) Cofu.oft Salvaje 7 (C) "Winchester tor Hire" (westem) '67-Guy Madison, Edd Byrnes. 11 (C) "Dlst•nt Dnims" (western) '51--Gary Cooper. Marl Aldon. m Nny "9tolW 13 "Barrk1de" {advenlufe) '39-Alice Faye. Warner Baxter. 9 ltody and Friends TUESOAY, NOVEMBER 30 12:45 IJ Movi~ "Tllunday's Child" (dra· 7 (C) "Ld Girts" Part J (musical) '57.-Geoe l<elly, Mitz• Gaypor. ma) '43-Stewart Granger, Sal!Y Ann 5 (C) ''The Sec,..t life of W•lter Mitty" (fa ntasy+ '4'7-Danny Kayf', Howes. Vlralnla Mayo. r.-. ta ...._, Fil F.....: 7 3 6 (C) "•rla n1s Song:" fitrama) '71 -James Caan. Billy Dee 1:00 8 \..!tJ S ...ildren's M VHr 10:00 9 11:00 5 11:30 11 William&. val "Skinny and Fatty" (R) A Clas· (C) "A Bell for Adano" (d rama) '47-John Hodiall. Wilham B1ndl~. '"Cleopatra" (c:lanic) '34-Claudette Colbert, Henry wilco><ln. sic Japanese motion picture about "Lydia" (rom•nce) '41-Merle Oberon, Joseph Cotten. a shy, awkward, overweight boy who 13 "Man of Conflict" (drama) '53--Edward Arnold. John Agar. is befriended by a greauious, skinny WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 lad. 6:30 7 7130 9 1:00 11 10:00 9 11:30 5 13 (C) "les Glrt1" Conclusion (mu5ical) '57-Gene Kally, Mitzi Gaynor. 0 (jg) m AFC/NFC football New Wi~.'.n~~:. Rode Tosether" <western) '61 -James Stewart, Richard York Jets at Dallas Cowboys. (C) "The Last Hurrah" (drama) "58-Spencer Tracy. Pat O'Brien. ({)American Physical F1tness ••13 Rue Madeleine" (mystery) '46--James Cagney. An"abella. 0 r:i"'I R d R "Cate Ac•lnst Mrs, Arnes" (mystery) '36-George Brent. Madeleine ~ oa unner Carroll. Q) Ntw1 Nick Carter "Orders to Kiii" (drama) "59-Paul Massie. Eddie Albert. 9 Addallll family THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2 GE>.Drama del Sabado 6:)0 7 (C) "Fell of the Jtom•n Empire" Part I (drama) '64-Stephen Boyd. 1:30@ MoC,lle Home Show Sophi• Loren. • 0 r-t\ 1 ....... Sh 7:30 9 (.C) ''Th• .. It of Enemlet" (comedy) '62-D21vid Niven, Alberto Sorell. \Jf../ Jeny ......,, OW 1:00 5 (C) "The S•cret Uf• of Walter Mitty" (fantasy) '4 7-Denny Kaye. 0 Movft: "OafOFI, the $pa Ce Vlr1_lnla Mayo. • • M •-' · f '60-Y k N 9:00 2 I (C) "The Impossible Years" (comedy) '68-Davld Niven, Lol21 onst .. ' (SCI· i) OSU e It· Albrlant. suki, Yoko fuijiyama. 10:00 9 "Calll"ll Northslde 777" (drama) '48-James Stewart. Helen Walker. m Untamed Wor1d 11;30 11 "Two ThouHnd Women" (drama) '44-Flora Robson, Phyllis Calvert. 6;30 7:30. 1:00 1:30 11:00 11130 6:00 7:30 1:00 8:30 t :OO 11:00 11:15 11:30 13 "Masucre" (adventure) '66-Dane Clark. James Crailf. Q) Movie: "The Ma'! 11 Amlecf" 7 9 5 • 9 2 11 13 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 (C) "f •ll of the Roman Empl,.." Conclusion (drama) '64--Stephen Boyd. Sophia Loren. ''Tiie W•r Lover" (drama) '62-Steve McQueen, Robert Waaner. (C) ''Tll• Secret Uf• of Watter flfltty" (fantasy) '47-Danny Kll)'e, Vlr11nla Mayo. 10 (C) "O..per•t• Mission" (ad~nture) '71-Ricardo Montalban, In• Balin. (C) "Slttln« lull' {wHtem) '54-Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy. "Kltt•n With • Whip" (drama) '64-Ann·Margret. JOhn Fors)'the. "Chin• Gate" (adventure) '57--Gene Barry'j Angie Dickinson. (C) "The llue Lagoon" (romance) '49--ean Simmons. Donald Houston. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4 . 10 (C) "The Pad (And How I UH It)" (comedy) '67-Brlan Bedford, Julie Somma rs. 9 (C) "The Monlto,_" (drama) '68-Gu>: Stocl<well. Susan Oliver. 11 ''Th• led a"d the Beautlful" (drama) 52-Kirk Douglas, Lina Turner. 7 3 6 (C) "The Devil end Miss Sarah" (western) ']1-James Drury. Janice Rule. 4 10 (C) "One More Trafn to Rob" (western) '70--George Peppard, France Nuyen. 9 (C) "Diary of • ~•dmln," "Manflsh" 2 "The L.lst of Adrian Messenger" (suspense> '63-George C. Scott, Kiri< Oouglu . 3 ''The Young Phlladelphlens" (drama) '59-Paul Newman, Barbara Rush. 4 (C) "You're a Big Boy Now" (comedy) '67-Elinbeth Hartman, Geraldlne Page. 7 (C) "Ride to Henaman's Tree" (westernl '67 -Jack Lord. J ames Farentlno. 8 "Hot Spell" (drama) '58-Shlrter, Booth. Anthony Quinn. 10 (C) "Let"s Kiii Uncle" (drama) 66-Nlael Green, Mary Badham l :J "Junfl• '1&ht1rs" (drema) '61-Rlc hard Todd, Laurence +illrvey. (drama) ' 5 6 -D a n e Clark, May Wynn. Robert Horton. m [litoaietro a TIM Mu11Stars 2:00 8 Dusty's Treehouse ct) Tijuana: Window to the South 0 (}) Bewitched 00 TV a looks It learnln1 m SoulTrain el Cine en 11 Tude ®'ThutreOne GE) Boda Dlabolica (3hr) Novella 2:30 I) The Siesta Is Over IJ Music Box Richard Willlams au es ts (1) Real Estate Rentals 0 @ JonnJ Quest (j) International Hour 3:00 8 Media IJ Kick Boxln1 O Movie: "Francis Goes to Wut Point" (comedy) '52-0onald O'Con. nor, Lori Nelson. 0 Mevle: "Ra111rod" (western) '47 -Joel Mc<;rea, Veron ica lake. Pqe 18 Q) !IHc!ALI Hebe ...,-, , .. , •. ...._ Hobo Kelly '(Silly Baker) Is host to celebrities aftd children for the 5th annual "Toys for Tots" cam- pai1n produced In cooper1tlon with the U.S. Marine COrps. Children may brine a new toy-...ny time durtn1 the three hour speclal-t o t h e • KCOis. Channel 13 studios at 915 North LaBru, Los Anceles, •nd talk with Hobo Kelly Ind the auest celebrities. Qj The Westamtn 3:30 8 Insider/Outsider 0 .1 Sf ICIM I Disn., '•If (1) Movie: "A lomb tot 1 Oktator'' (drama) '60-Pierre Fresnay. (j) Far Out Flicks Qj StaHunt 4:00 8 N1ws111af11rs e Best of Bowtlnc @)The Saint fm Flltbol·Soccer m True Aclventurt a T111s Weell In Prt FOGlt>lll 4:30 tJ Movie: "l'wfst o# fate" (drama) '54-Ginger Ror~rs. Jacques 8eraer ac. Qlmpado fJ @ ABC's Wick Wotld of Sportt m Acricult11re USA 4:45 fE Action for SUrvfvll A film. on the preservation and conservation of our environment. 5:00 O Inquiry Mtury Green IJ This WHll in f'rw Fottblll (]) ABC's Wide Woftd of Sports OAlpper !N3 News m Movie Greats: "The 81d and th• Beautiful" (drama) '52-Klrlt Ooualas, Lena Turner. Dick Powell, Gloria Grahame. m Wander1ust @Boxlna ail Muska J Candottts Latinas 5:30 O (j) ®)News 0 Candid Callltrl m Edee of EtemltJ 6:00 8 Bic News Clete Roberts 0 NFl Gaine of the Weel IJ RIMI Football Adi9ll O Unldos "La Rua Unida" Co· hosts Ricardo Lujan and Paul Macias delve Into the objectives of a new third p0Jllical party that first started in Texas with considerable success and is now seekina to gain a foot · hold on the West Coast. · O The Real Don steel Show ®) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Paci (And How To U11 It)" (comedy) '67- Brian Bedford, Julle Sommers. 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