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' ENJOYINo TMf -OR Sl'OniNG A; .,DRUG, f)IAL i Rt ........ ~Mo! ....... n....~ Own ~~ Worlclnw ~Thein • <
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Agents ·, p~~ lJ1er's~ Cf!sh1 t:o v se 'Ji-: K<Medr HicJ>• Scbool -n, of ;..,· ~ rucaroc:~and Ille INck
• . met c11our;911-the-Wil' to cJuoeS Friday driver, v.,_ J. nrucio •• 20, ·or 1-.S
. Narco!lc• Iii-from the l!intlngton. _past;HIJ!lll!lgton ~ oa~ Olficl>'J monlini and two .aien were oeriOlllly l'u!'dY St., Midway City,.autlloriliel Aid. II.each· Poljci Depa""1eol bl'-' a new llO ... sullendboma p-.1 ~ol · L 'Ille -County Conioer'1 office Pid the
Poi1>olbinoculars'-Ulebolje!IO·see.,.._. mh -trying'to· iolmll up \riaJot lnjured .lnia colllsloo ootw.., their car Kuhl lirl IUffend ·mulliP\<·lnJuri<! tn-
wlth." -. ,, • • · dealers. and a lrudt lolded With sand, Lo Pllma cludlnc a pcmclmtd.bladdei-. •
uS. of surveillance equipment .sud> as · · "'lbli baa De<n a 'lone time comk>g," police reported. · DarTell -..c1er '"""'id I poPible
llils is not-....., in the cloak.and-.· adcjedoSgt. Bert au.dwlck, Chi<! of'lll< Principal Jabil Mcl'l>en» of• the -en back and Bruce incurred bead
"-" ....-.. <( llnderoo9e',d • .. ~-""'"8u. "llanyolthe~--~which ia.m·Lo Palma, said the and leg toJwies. .. · ·
mtlpto'iJ . ..1¥, Ip · this caoe<--Oie''';Cilora ii< '!Ir ~,equ!ppod ~ ,]!>-ip!ibopaaddened the-I body <!ft the All three are In Uncoln Community
blnocula,..,.lrii'paldlor·bY a dtug_,:· sUre the safely or our-~~ , • M of Ille ldlool'• cllamplooahip !ootbaD Hospital in Buena Park.
A new·~ law allows judges to im..-when buying-drugs on the·llllcit marnt'\ pme with West Covina High School 1 Police said the accident t6ok pllCe ~ a fine·-~ convicted narcotk:I or-"Very few -peo~e reAlize ·how -(!tterfl played at Cerri~ College ln Norwalk when the students' car, ir!lveting north on (~era as a: cOndition ol p~Uon. I1Je robbery or serk>lls !f!Ssault occurs am,ong · Friday night. Valley View Street,.•tteRlPted a Jen tum
money goeo t9wud po(lce-'dl!{iertment U.O.. dealing in drogs:ll'o become"""' , Kllled were: ·in t1ie pith of the llOUlhll!>tmtt truck. '!'be
narcotics 'f~s and tj'lat's how the · thon practice for~~ toffe>ie Randy Nisewander, 15_.. of '1'1M 5an1 impact 'drove tbe .smaiJ .. sedab. ,lnto-1a
agent& got tl{eir 1blnqcuiars . .,.. • · as clrygl~rs and rob the(r clients ~ Ralae:l Drive; Gary Shen:lll, 16, 7806 San' si~ stahdard and utility pole on· the-
. Under the-d;ifectlon . ol Judie ~loYd sJ;eld~ "Of dehverlni the goods.~· ... ~~. \J!afael Drive, and Patricia Bruhn, 15, of· CQme'r of l.a Palmi Avenue.. # •
Blanpled Jr , ~Jdj.ng1 judge ii West O.adwick said. " fi198 Ricardo1Way, all of Buena Park. A County Fire Department Rescue w:\it
Orange ' Q,~ 'rj~tal' otsttj_ct .Court, APPflrellUy, bigbjacker.s such as. these Critically injured, ":Yere Ran d y • 1 '•was called to remove the bodits and lb.•
ritany, of the ;b>dge! are 100w doing their . do.nOt alway's make a~ ~tween btother,,Darrell, 17, driver ol the auto.Jn, jured from the car whiCh wu wedged ~ In the wU> apinal narcot1cs by 1..-auibentlc drug ¥era and police of· which the five were riding; Melody Kuhl, '1galnst the poleo bY !be bel\'y truck. , viln& the dlScrellooary fines. flcers ;, as 'Ion« .. they are cal'l')'ln&· • "W<'baveaboot·Jl,OOOlnour~ ~~1; • .,11• b.t ....... t!l'i J d ' Sh Offs fund._ thanks to Jildge BIBDP,led, "":! $500 but could be u hllb .. n.ooo,..,. u ge . . U*" auna. ol'deftd the ·flnt of!-to P!'y up, c:onlJug to ·Qliel Bollilallle. Wllhdrawall I"'
said mmUniton ll<acb Police Clllef Earle from the narcotlco fuiid, ~ depot,ll willi •
Rolntallle. . bonl< · C111 ou11 be-made with the
"The ·jodge said he doesn't care _what ~ oL1RobMa.We or by two d Ch d u,1-.... t-:C::':.r~;:...1:f'..as ~ ~ ti lor pol~·~Jl::"ciiiei ctalms ~ the.~ '·' s--L. eiv_ ne_ SS . . arn.e . . ' ~f!"Jt "''"'?:. : . . .,..; -.-
Tbe· luoda, in ad411ion .ll> puttlla•inf· t\pglon Beech narcotlca unit hi• bem _ e £• • 'Apl'l(Pujy. 21t;lo0ldr1 bit =
equipoienl, 'ca" also •be ·usad ·10 roake udly Jaclclng-'m· -~·'in. " , .auipldoui OI~ tiQlds on to
narcoUcs "buy•" by the agents. In the fact the blnoculara were the !~st the An EE County SOperior Courl'judge · ·Pr.ilmlllll')' Juj1Dlclu.i,.,...iit by·Dtottkt ~r,l>tmu 'tr~ -'J!V"!!, lo tier.,'
' ...,;.i1c, agents had to work with. cooled the st.eaml0g l!lddleback Saun1 Aftoruey Cecil lllclcs Iller rea4iog Uie · ;.flll\.iiy. by sold-at .Pt, !.e.ill,
"[[a ~,UBer Cll1 afford to apend l9'1lt . yby•;-m· g1nln"~"'"'that '"• ·~1m · of , ••--20 · \'Wit:: oM Of ~~ted,~
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• ., __ _. large suma of money to buy drua:s or _.. , ...... ...,., wrJuc:D _.. ony .~~ wui un~ ··by .tile GIS ,to needy._1~atn11t~s~ .:· on.; •. ,,. •. ..._... teap Jar&• ""1iiis from dealing, tberi ;., will oeveliy mtrlcl operlllona of the det'°V<r agents Ind patrooa re1ardln1 hOSpltals and' othe. locatkin&..,.
DO te8IOD 'tbey cannot relleve'U'Je •· .; QllSSlgtJll;rlot~ndlnltheOUleqmeo(a . the ·type o[ trtalmeJlt .offered at tlae • .. L
'payef """".th; ·Sf>l• • ·~tjOnslbi!i!Y • of , • planned IPl!<•I by Iii proprietor•.
; • equipping our naf1lotics•unlt.~. he Said."· •Judge J.E.,. "Ned" Rutter 1i1J1.ed the: Oringe fadllty. \ · " \o..
. • • .• ThOle s1a1emen1s lnflude the .• 11egtc1 y-·-11 ·_.;~ . ··y . h
• ' ...... --' ' -< admiosion by I ·&lnla Wta Hqhta girl UJICJ'Wll ' .out ~ ...... ~upilmgthe ~· 1 c· 11'3·, Ki"dnape~., Ra~·. d thll-.ahe WU -employed ,by·tftprletor ' • . • Ot-eout-.U the way 'IP to.-· J.r Frink Sbowaller-lilorlly·a!W IM!r llll'MI V:~11ed • W · l_
Ill U >'m.'re' hlcv, 1rilh'.1be nonn 1n lh1I country f""'1 Eurvpe_ and lnltlalOd Bllll l lJ · reca.,
•in tM mid• di!<r SIJl!,ftY ~ • okies7 ' _. • . . . ~ .I Into tba lype of -thol !ormOd ~'q (UPl) _ A 17.)'0ir-<illf Jl'lll. . v.,51·~,.~"Y •.·· . A ~·Saala_~A~ police llid. • _ • 111e·-'ol llidll'<-r' tr · · -·Jillh·•·-Fijdq-tbe
JU' ~ ,.o1 "'!I" "llljl<d•IDll npad ot 4.... . 'Ille ,.,.... lirl WU -alber J\ldge Rat1er asreed that •the au.p. .' -aporla car IO wlddl be .... a ....
A ll Ult tim<, skJU, 10lt1tt, ill-• ~1!:.~--lit ·lb.n the'aesuaf IOAult, poli<ellld. Tbef -_ _._. lllcU' cbar ... tbal the ----'I pole oil tr.S, -1115, ucr -"· + ' h .. ....i:-.Ln--a -rr-_,. · Deir bilrti. notXJtiO>IJ and 1pec:ial •ffon Pollco llid the girl WU fttlcln&..... lltt -·g tba _.. Slddlebaek ---uoed !or -lime • Qllol -c.r-Allon J', Paine th4t 'toeNt into "'4king uicin. from a s&ore in the ll09 block of Norlh " ' ••for purpc11111 el ftdi"'8, Mllpltlm llkl the victlin, ltlYln _L. Lupr, cUld
lion's 1IC'lD wrafon. of CMrlts , Frach street Moot 1:15 p.m. when a p. ] In U ·llld -•~•"-. ," • JnMntly tn tbl eeddent, which OONned
Dlckt111'' c:iault, '"JI Chru"""' 'ma -car •11 •--'In U>e -:enona , come p ,._,.,,., ·-·I" .._ Coral," are 1%p!alntd in todatl'• wit~ the trunk lJd ~ll:ed htr the · • Jn'+'elf.lptor't Nici Hictm\ 'ac t l • n •n,. drt~ a.ot the fthk:le,' Dwel J.
c:o~r ll•Ttl in TV· Wttk. locaUoo of 1 ..me. uUOn. WASHINGTON (AP)' -Persanal in-aaaJus1 Sliowaller Ind a -of Kack, J7, aloo of Fu-,..., In -
All!! ._....,, ti ...... ,....... u.11 She told pOtice the rDlll thrtateoed hllr corne-lncrtaled by $.1.5 billion in Novem-pm1Derl In tbe Oranp prem1-ii taken oondttiol;I I\ Lome Linda Hocpilfl. •
... -' ,_., -' with I knife then shoved her ilito Ille ber, ....,pared with 1 II blnioa figure undlrojlle pnvlalooo of Cllilom1a'a Rod Offlciall aal(lba l'IO youthl,t=· =:........,. ~ =:-, .. rs trunk ol bis car. . In Oct...._ .. a. .. ,,___ 1'\.o. .... _ .... 1 U""t ·-·-~Act_ .. 1 .. in..,.. • dints at Fullerton Uulcr& HlP •-» •'" ._ .,. He drove her to M orange grove, raped ~ • •~ -ce ~,u •~ .,, ~--·~" -a _, io be wen re1un11nf from 1lii -= , ... i! :::: ,.,..... :: her:, then lhoved her back Into the trunk reported Frtdly. The lDcreaae wu about ut.ted to other Orqe County wben ~ bid pe to lather lllDW to
.... ..._ • """" '--, and. flnaDJ re:kae~ her Jn an alley_, equally .,.Ut betweea aovernmtnt and mmap pu1ars that are~ under 1111reld on their ICbool's cams-. u •
First ind Wril[hl llreeta In Santa Ano, clvlllan payrolls. 111\'ell1pl1oo. , -1 Jlft'O>tllUnlo tradlllao.
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Three N.,ipon Beacb men·,... amoo1
125 Pl''"OC!'" ..... <IClp'd .wtlh tlielr. Um, but 11Wo Ille, when the la Pa lo
,-.11bamPo FfltrY wu beac;bed 'lb\no
day night ln •Lo PH Harl>or during I.
milNn-bOl.r blow. • . ~ f
Aboud the itJ.latod'feny •:wwe Pool!.
II, and Sieve, ;JO, Greyaboct, 1),111 ~
. dor St., -aDd Al Pllckard, 1011 Nii«lni¥!!' Road ' I ~-Co~trary to oril[irial reporto1 i1ii!
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Gn!)'1bock. father ·of the two 'lio)i•, q not aboard, • I ,~":' , .-:
.Poul • Greyshocl/ Dew home . FrlaY .. '~ .
·\ilghl 'l'lth a flfithand verllon'ol tbafa.ai' · •
aea. i:llluter. ffe,credited a· young Mn-
lcan captain and hill crew with saving the
ltvea of .: lljlf'payload of puaenpi!i'l'l'
the big ferry bemen Lo PH on the _ ...
P"'"""'1• ud.the Mo•icM mainland. I ,
• Original nporta eorty Frldoy ~
the.Lo Pu to--hrry bad"
dow11>ln Ille Saa of ~Bui _,,,, •
·ltlal, *etdlJ ,.p.n. lzi>m ..... of P!i
border proved t:l'TOlleOQS, .... 1-;. . y-Greiol>ock, aald ht llld ...
father and brou.r and Packanl bad -·on a lialq npedllloii II>~~ 1-
and had ferried~·~ 1114 .... •
-to Ille Baj& ..........,. morl . . 'Ille aeniclr, <lftyabock II the .)!<'llldet .
of Quick Corp., of C6ata Ahlaa;-
dlslributors , 91 I liDo of German-modii.
flohlug eqllljlment. J'ackard Is • -•
N4VJ, offtce:r. , , , • '\• . 1 Panl· Greyohock said the IJlrlY ~ ••
their vehicleo and boolo aboird the llrry
'Dlun!lay '!1111! !or the overai,hl ~.\P, . the~ m1lnJIDd -The GnplloCb"' ~ . •:
camper and boat 1Uld Packard bad•· · \loll ,._ 1114 boot. Tlio • : . :--
• Clreyabock mnalDad In Lo PH and ·g ' :
19 hive flow bomt Friday. • ; ·';
Paul ,GrtJ-aald the ....... ,111 ' .•
-~ 'lllnday --·, ~·Al l 'a&.ftilMr Mo-·~ • ..-............ , lad tbatlilll ~ lfllllld to ba ....... -. .• "II'_., llnl--·-· ....... and 1 <1Wii1 -.,...... .....,. • -' ....... i -1*li: to ....... .. Pllll .;
But at l ""'" ba aid, hlll -.... Packard .,...,... blm aplD llld salt
the lhrp -'lo """"' .... 1'By 5 a.m. we: wse Ill .,rare tW
~ wu wrooc," said ... _
Gr11&boclc.
"'!bat ,_ Cl~ did I -Job:"
said Paul .. "He bad -a. lblp • '
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WE WOUIJ) COME BOMB from achool in our Yortsbire town oa a &r•Y NoY-day to pt our flnl ddlll!lful whiff of <llrillnw; the IP~ fruib
and ~ lbal •t were about So be mixed by a flulbed and hippy mother
loto family'• cu.. . 'Qia!.ginrlpm creation deaorv'" capilaliiation for It had llCllbiq in com-
" moa with your dxP.mon prden fruit cake; it •u tndy. lfllque la jb .creation
and biking and lbt eod~ dollel-dekrlplloo.to'liil>io of UI Wbo haVO 10
tndUr'i'wtial the bWn of today c.i (lviifmU.cakf. -· . .
But back to the nnt mixing with huge wooden spoons In the largest
baking dish I ever saw and woe betide those of us wha dared disturb Mother
.at.Jter -cherlshed ta~; Disclpllne 'YU vo4mlarily uereiled apd rigidly rein·
fomd 1t lhe lilJ\< ilie l!"l her ~ into tho _<Ivon,
··~ . :· . .. .... . . . . ' , ,i;:ir:sEl'Jlll! 4N ODI> T111N9 to .. y'.bul I cu hear tho~ now. 'lllo ••
'tlcliin& ot tho dock, the IQfl collipse of ...., ,ilf the Uteplaco and the salllfled .
yan of> a dog stnld>inl out bolo{:o the flames.
.,, 11~8oon rtM bouse would fill with tbt de:Ucklul aroma of The Cake in Its
flrll _,lb waterln& ...Vomonb Into the~vy. \!>Iii" )bing of beauty It wu~
dOl!jned lo bocome, Bu\ 1ny child who claffit td' comment '"' the oitlllUOil •
;:JI lbal,psrtlcularly holy l!PID' was .sure to find the llem •Y• of a dloapprvving
.t.atber.,on .rum. ,. . . .:: . . • :. " ~
• • Bui &Ally lhO objoctl, of oiir adminillration wilulll emerge fn>liLthe
• oven and a 'Duetted, triumphant mother would pop them into their many tirul.
,. "~for your Aunt Bose, a tasting cake ·for. ttiose new neighbors and we .must
i-have a.big ontlor Uncle Sidney, he loves~· 'l1'lt list would·go on and on~ v . --• •
a ,,.. ' ' ·' ' " . • . --A FEW DAYS LATER our. first r~}Ya~ would apPear. We were giv~
1 aUr ~ ii 11t.ast~ Clke " tt>Ole fomunnen ot Tbe Cate that were ift. .. ~Ii'~ lid would Jtad w'• mother to dec:id< that•lndeed The Cake
; 11(.Qioi ,.,, and ~go' would m.e'I her blllll atandarda. · ·
M U the v~ was ever in doUbt! • , • ~ • • .-·~ then, ~,the Twe1~e Daya and lbe liberal d~Uon of large, .. -~.;of The cau 1a·friends, relativet, P.OBtmen, .dustmen, (garbage C01lec-; tori):arid: anyone ,mo eOutd be pers8adecl to,.'e:ntei .a home ~t.was, in the true
• y~ lridllioll"a:founl of hoopltallly. :' .. ,Ith 'Tbe..,Cike~would be ~ed chetle .. and· a glasi of sherry or, if you
' n ..J'."'eli!a, fei"'.' lt '1{8S the. ame everywhtre you went in our town; "come in,
1 ·fOv.~; f:'f9'l~t ti8~.e:.Y9'1 Sat no. vo;rwill sit Clown fnd haye some spice cake and
cheese wilh us. -• r. • • • • ' -.The..hosllitaliti, ~ the gocid cheer .are· s~ill the~. I am assured, but The
• Calle or !ii{ <liilc!h&Jct ll''iar.ir -· In.iii pt~c• ct~' ·i"9'1 '!~kb ·c •·• ri t ~ • Woman will offer a bought 'fhlit cake that ml.ht have seemed deUcious1to thbse '
e ot,.us' Po were oot Ulhered.,lnto the Cbristmu HUOD on the win&• of Th~ . Clft,' ' ~ ,,.'("< Y/ll,tl ~'.::0):r\"t1'..1'1 ·, II ~·
• 'A in!!Y 'ti<l<iiril'i!lol;k, thtlt;oi~ crum• of ...-.. ...i.w Ibo lllf'I'
... sigh of a contented dog. I can b!ar them now u I lit with my Chrlst:ma1.mem~
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BEACHED •.•
pg ... ij --1111 the ahip WU
....... -· lie did not llarm the ..... .,.. by llUJng them anything WU
M'ODlo • ••
r~· ... =-~.~ , __ .,. u. !al.le bow
• ..,. • a ""'cnnt _, . .:Jbe ramp ...,.~tho --woy.
~· tiilil ~t'31ii did not -°" --daylllbl tmen-the La Pu ahorttlai WU in Vitw.'
"By 7;10 a.m. the ohip\was liallng about
40 ....,._ to -and all the ~ were Oft the port aide,'' ~ aald. II -OYldenl the crt1'1 .,u ~ iuel 'lo try·and ballatt blo ·•· • ·"8'" u. time-WO Sol Into J.a Pu
• HwlMlr ilboil I a.m., ihe ship wu lislit!&
· U ,~• had ·about 14 incbeo of ~~ s~ side and :18 "':llM .. ~·.side:, .
Grey~ Oall.the captain headed the
ship tow~~rry landing at Pin-
chilinque Harbor, but when it became a~
parent be wouldn't make it, he had the
.,... drop a port --and IWinc the aJUp around 1101hat she was beached
on-.her atarboard side.
· "We lost both automobile! aod both
boats,"·laid Grtysbock. ''When we.looked
in the CIJ'IO bold u we were takR off ~
a amall Mnk:an' freiahter, we could see
.tbal. U..~area ,..,,;_ water."
The -~ arU WU. filled irltb vehlcla
and llllalJ boob, he aid.
The frd&hler ~ lh• passengers to a· Snt1t I vessel
; which took them' uhon at Pl,%.
Phil GreysboCI( and hlJ other" son re-
mained in La Paz and are expected home
today or Sunday. Packard also remained
in La Pat. ·
Piul Greyshock said the big while• fer·
ry•pmonlod a aadJ but opoctacillar sight 1 u ,she lay ·on ber,.atarbOlrd !ide on the
beach about a mile and ~lf from her
nonnal !>orlh. ,
''Il W,11: quJ~ a ni&bt, but 1 can't say
enoutl!I about the skill Uii..coorage of tho
'Me:zican captain," WO the 18-year~ld
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Adult at 18 Law
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SACRM.iEN'tO (U~I) -The bil) low·
ering tbe ag1 Of majority in CtJilomia
to . US could COit the Qle's co~unlty
colleg~ more than no Jnilliori annually.
'Ille· California Junior College ~
lation, in a memorandum issued Fridaf,
srld 1!1e loss C9.'1ld come if Ja'rge num·
~rs ,9,f reg11J4.i: student.I are recla•ified as adUlt l!h.ideh't.s. ' · ·
Part of the.dr~··in income .:Wu1d'.come
~•use the >\al• ptovidoo .• ""' fot ·~• r!<ul .... sl\l!len!.:_t.jkin I '°''J.: (Q :i;;-· h6Uf-s, ,tlt "53{'.tor a~ul~~tt.lg Jr!
same classifioa11on. · ' · '
"I'lfi'memorllldwri, sont tt1 'c011tge •a11-"'
mlnistrators and trustees, said t.'Xlut
• J00,000 of the community college sys-
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;. tem'{~.400,000 part-time students are be-•• • . . .
Many '.Species Jf tit e .... tween!.ta and .11 years of ~~e. ..
.. , The' rest ot the IOM couJd come U 18-~
year~d 1tlklent.s could establish resi·
dence in a district and r.void paying out-
of-etate tuition
Found A rou·wi· '·Aul:<fall Th• •ssoci•tlon said it plans to seek -~U .iJ legal opuuons from the attorney general
, ..,,-':" ·• .,·.: ·.~ • ...;_ ·" ' "', , . clarifying the status <t 18-to 21-yu.~-0ld
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t By FRED~: lcaoDmm. .... !fl&~ wJ)Ulil.be-Nrtla. lnsteaif" ~ ,,\·iv·!\ ;--,
ottM riiit...,.,--''f ·•ll _ __.•:..-.Ll .. .':_("1--..1 1 ..... 11 •I~··>.: "ml ..,.,_ ~~
j ~+ t•-.-;< ., ~,,.. Ul ~· -PUIU I ~ •It-. I .. .. • • ' SI ~ ..J s..·m. of man dll!e;o6' 1)1>9;&',' . '.';.·~··••l>ltii1'11iiijf· is ilGI 1"il!ain; -. . arnrg atru
eluding lobolon, crab<, oel1·1nd kelp:ara ~ . .,,.f.lbe ~,ol lbe oUt/1D aft( !!iii <I: , • . ' ·
ping prolllically around the eild of nuonl leaVlll& ills dil)>!rlOd llill> lb• 1ur-.f~ •Ri ht £ W
Lquna'• l,UIO fool ocean ouUall, "c?Olllldln& Wiler "aimoot-tmpi.,aiatoly duo :ui.. g 0 ay.
· re~rch conducted bf the Lifeguard to tbe atrorc cwTents on the ocean bot·
l}Plrtm .. 1 , ....... a1e<1. 1om... ' B rihery Attempt
~·1 waa really surprised,'' commented Connet'" ooted that of 11 diffuser port.a .
) uiid" Lifeguard Skip Conner, who along oo the ~tfall, only two were clogg~ to A former right4-way agent who au-
with guard Rod Riehl, has inspected the. point ot needing cleaning. thorities allege promised to ste~r a pnr
avery inch of the laree concrete pipe. CoWorm bacterJa counts, ht added, posed freeway clear of a Costi Mesa tire
11Wt bad many repo~ that the who were well Within ataie 'standards and the shop in return for a set of tires for his
., • ·11..· .. ~ .. ri·a.lhal-dld moke 11 Into ... -an voile's car &.id Sl,oo.1 was ordered Friday .-------+-----. ..-: l.ll'C "'"" to face trial March 20 in Orange County·
OIANll COAIT were quieltly killed by the presence of Superior Court.
DAILY PILOT
salt ln the aea water. Judge Byron K. McMillan set the trial
Conner tenned the aandy Door of the date and a Feb. 18 pretrial hearing for
ocean neer ~end of the outfall as "very Robert Aden Nichols Jr., 44, of Anaheim. · Nichols pleaded innocent to charges of
....,.,. .._. tliw11...-.._. coldrful,~ wltl:! 1ooct_,li1hUng and prac-gran;d theft, attempted grand thelf, L.t--IMdi '"...._ ,....., Ucall)' no solids suspended in the water. rece.ivlng bribes and sollciUng bribes.
,CW. M.. S-,.....,. Depth ol tbe 'water at the end of the out· fdent.i cal pleas to related charges were
,OMNI• CoAIT PUIL11HIM• COM,ANY fall, constructed In 1958. Is ee feet, said offered by three cCKlefendants: Robert ••~•rt N. w... Conner. Aden Nichols 111, 18, the ptincipal delerr. ''"'""t '"' l'vMllW The nut step, he u.id, would be to dant's, Stephen A. Pugner, 21,' and Mat-
J•tk l. Curl.., detennine . if a temperat\ll'e inversion, thew Bromberger, 19, both of 17875 Santa
v1u ,,..ldtnt 1,.. 0-11 MtMt« layer, knO!Jl-as 1 thflrmocline, which Cristobal, Fountain Valley.
111•11111 K,,,u keeps effliitnts at the bottom of the All four were indicted by the Orange
u 11tt· ocean tf operaUne. ' County Grand Jury after a long ln-
fff,,111 A. Mwr,•l•• "1'.d also likt: to div_e out there during vestlgation by the district's attorney's.of·
MIMft.'9 ••u•r , ow:,.peak..ae\\'.qeJlow periods in ijle sum· fice in.to the alleged bribery and at·
C•trltt H. l1M R1.htr4 ,, Nill '". ·mer &nttsee. wballt'a like the'n/' C.OOner tempted bribery by the defendants 0£
AaltNlll 1Mne11r1t ••1ttrt 't " ; added. .. 1 • •• ... • ...... .-residents whose homes stood in the path
OMt.. ~ • · ~ a~a nei! ~ }liffus& 1-eiion, he ol proposed freeway construction.
c.11 M1M1 • W•' a • ., ''"" , , ll-1d!'.Js· biiblr ~i~u1 have one fan-Tire shop owner Donald Swedluna "~'r~~m"r:::: !:::.'" ''. Ja,tic·photol(l}lb Of q .~ ,ttl.Jt)ive• In wh06e premises at 585 W. 19t~ St. are =-'~~~ :::::,. ',1ii:::.~·.= .-:--one ot the diffuser porb,"' .,td::.CoMer. dlrecUy in the path of a proposed
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. .Durlng;the aev.eraJ ·Weeks ot dlvi~, he freeway, played a major role in the In·
tsttrnated that twelve tolls or color film vestlgaUon when he told Costa Mesa
were shot. Tile da\a tand pictures have Pol~o! the alle&ed approach by Nichols
been forwarded to t.he~city Department of and backed uj> the charges in a letter to
Public Work~ whicb'~u .. led the study. Slate Sen. Qeonls Carpenter (R·Newporl
O:tnJle:r.said that:taised on bis observ~ B~thf~r:-def;ooanta art free on. $10,000
lions of the Laauna ouUall, he woul4 ro · ball cb · alona wllh the ranks of scientltta •ho · • ta · .. ~ ··
favor keeping inCllvldual ouUal\a "'for '
~~~~~..":J11:!;~~1U.:.;J~ ~tnam to J{TLA .
munltie1, we'd find ~s pretty bintrl '~t _, .. J.. · ·.: .~ ......
out there '' Conner commented~ "' • .... ':<.,~ ANGELES CAP) -'~t Put·
Cbnntr' iald he 'and Riehl went ~lfl\ • nam .... veteran niwscam. Witft'.i ~ars
.. thin"'"• we'd find 1 dark din~a.ewtr • in broadcutinl~ Ja rtt\tfrtinl to telev1skln •• ,. I ... ' -• r!atlan K'1'l.A alltr lhree.,earw at KTI'V· · -IO!O:;'hlng I k• ~ black 10 ... r rv htre. > IO'LA ~roman raid Fri·
Laguna. He noted Uiat both ot tlfem::"f':' • ..., Putnam now andtortnin et KTfV's
rece.lved 1hot1 of 11mma globulin, after Monday4broUatt-Frlday 10 p.m. ne"s
le1mln1 &hat othtr . c_"Omme_rclal divers broadcast itarta work Mond11y at KTLA.
had eontneted btpltit.i1 alter workli,c (Ill wbert he'h ancbor the 30-mlnute t1tw1 at °"'"' outfal\1. • $ p.m. and the IO-minuto news at 10.Jl,m. "lo fa'r," Qmber noted, "no lll lf!tcls." on wHkdays.
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.. ' ' ' ~ . -Trio:Fl,ee .:Beached'M¢Xic.a11:·.Fe~ry j·
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't tr .. OIUt<Plttt l!tff
' <> I• ' • '• N~.,Beach authoritles are. raising
a hO'wl ~ver what appears" to be ·a g~etal ~gard by dog-owners. of their ~nielit
leash law.
Alan is -al\Owlng man's best friend to . ' . waJk 4.he beaches with him .. -
; Violato°fl tnay ,soon find the city's bark
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'EN~YING THE VIEW, .OR $POTTING A DRUG 'DEALER?·
·Peddlers May Find Their OWn MOney Wofki"I .Af.ilnst The& -' ·-... . --
By Al.MON;Loonsll:Y
'.or .... 11111w.P111t •tatt '
Three ~ewPoft Be;ich irie.n. were ~g
125 ~agers "1'· escaped ~ their lives, bot Utile elae, w~on Ille Ll·Pp•to
T.bpala)wnpo F~r.y, Wa,lrbeached' Thurs-
day· night in !-a Pµ Harbor during a 60-
Jn!l~n-hour ~low.
Aboard the ill-fated ferry were Paul,
18, aM Steve, 20, Greyshock,.113(fPesca-
dor St1 and Al Pac~ard, 1012 ~ottingbam.
Ro~d.
Pe1iiniula li!dthe Mexlcan·nialnlaild. ,: ·
Orl&Jnll ·r<pOri.; early Friday· tndJcited
the La" P4%-I'\ Miii!~ l'erry h"!l l!>l>e
doWn.in the Sea of COrtez. But'-·!j>-1~ uetchylrepom· !(om sotith or !be
border .proved erroneous.
Grtysboct ~·tn ta1'u"and ....
to bave•llow.-. Friday. ,
. ~··I', GreyJbo(:k said the llonn hii abolit mldnigbt Tburoday •wtlbool warn-
ing. >,n a.m. Friday bis brotber, a.ve,
a\fakened him .oo·reportat that the lhlp
seelned to be llating to atarboard.
"II was lily first liine 'aboard a big ship
and I mdn'I lhinlr anytliini could be
wrong ·so ·r went back to !leep,.. said
Paul'.· • :
~B;.ut at f a.m., he said, hb'brbther ao(I
Packard awakened bim again and uicl
lb• ship seemed to llaling badly. • i~l(•wo~·than. its bite. . ,.
nae offenst! will be compo.Wlded as ·of B ·• ; "~ T hi ·
Jan. 31 too, when •II cantnes -leasJiea .:n .·r,•nd , .r_ on,,· ., , e · l af· unl~d, no matter "1h;re they.' roam 8
contrary ·to original rtpor\1,-. Phil
Greyshock, 'father of the twG boys, was
not aboard.
Paal G~ysbock ·uew bot®, °Ffiday
nigliti..Witb.a"iirSth\nd veraiop Of the· near
wea, ~le,1'. lie credited •~yo~& Mex-
icm eaP\ain: aotfh~a cftw 'wiU1 sa~'the li~;•rf!;'fLpaylo•.d o1 '-iir• on the1big bet.ween La'Pltz~·tlie·'Baja
YOWil. ·Greii;hock Slid be· ~ bis
latller and brothOr en~ Packard h•d ~n
on a fishing expedlijon to oape San ~
and.had ferried two autom!)bJJea and~JWo
l>Qiti tp the Boja Ctllifornla r~tl. ,
-The -senior (jreyshock is the president
of~~ . Quibj( ,Q}i!p., of Costa 1 .Mela,
dmri&uton of a' lille .of cerman-made
fisi!lng·eq\,\(>iiient. Packard ~·:, 'rttir.ed
Na~ officer. , •
Paul Greyshock said thet party· Joa¥<!
their vllhidea an~ boall, li&O!fd the, f!'iY
'111\ii'sdaY, night "" !be ·OVJ!!itlghl !rip to
Ille. malilland." T!it ~ . baa a
cimper and bOat ud Packll/d bad' a' Sta-tion W8llO•, lild. ·be/al.· "Tbe . el4er
• • 0 By 5 a.m. ,we were .all aware tiil
somell\illg Wl8 ~ong~' said-the YO\lllll'f Grey.shock.
·~1 young capatjn didol'terrilic job,"
said Paul. "He had turned. tbt abll>· lfOllnd &boUI midnight 10 ~ fnln 'LJ
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-mus1iiaVeJicenses.: • -.... 1 _, , .. " • • i~,pb<n0m;j,•1. i!'ore\l'.•"in Jeasjl .. law · "·.. , ts .P t lJ , ·C h •~'. 1;1 .ji)1a&n>istiotedinai.tteirromPj>lice > lllgen . U · .ser .S r as "'; c;Se _ 1
"'W B,.Jamea Glavas to City Menager . H . ''Thi" bas been 1 · t' · · · " :If,_ __ ,~ ur~.. · . . 'N her Narcotles agents from the uqtington . s-_ a d!lr• 1me 1commg
':l""'t ~ ,,,,... aum;!!arizing· 0• . . lltach "Polie<. Depaitmeat bave ·a -Jdded Sgt.:BOrt .Chad>rick, ·'*-.let O!.
almal1co11\ro)'a..!;v1.,.· ' • , " *'"'"1"""11 ...;.•!.J~to .• -.-·--~-~I .ol 1~·1\n'frl~~10ng>~·1oq\f·'Wl,lb:"'.°"'J~~"! ~.: . . --~ ····'!'-"t ,,._ .. :lo . "°''•'""!I"!·,;~ the cill! ~ u~.~lance eqoaJiOenl.•uet> av ti, !be ~afelr.ol OUI', inlliif' ,
_,._..,..,,. 1ri'•RnniD1i tB'A>gs I!"' UllCOlnoll 1n 'the cioak'alld-' wtjin·~m~~'"".'lbe . , ·~ :'.!U.i.l..tru., 'll~to1 Mt'. , , . • • · 1"tjtinel· it • iald,.cover . ..., , . 1'Vfllf lew· pOopli Hal? '*~ · 'l""'i"!'l"•"""'"I'."'." ., " · · vi! gat6'&, ~ut In thls ~ the l)>bbery ,or .serlou!" assault oecun• ~l\y fathers s~ they. were do~l)I ~ars .were paid for1by a drug ~ser: ~ deltllrlg in drugS.'ll's ~e.eom.~
tbt)lr;'.dUty pre~~ dogs from liouig _ .A new state law ,allows judges to im· mon practice f!)r anned robbefs. to ptll llOJ1l~ ets.;-Cll •tbe stn,nd .. , Jl(ise 1l fine OJ1 conv~ narcotics Qf·. as drug P,e(ldJ~rs. ~ rob their Cli~~ts lit' TWe . allY. stepp.a 1 .. to.10mettling with fenders ... ~~condition of.probation. Tb:e. stead _of ~1vermg the goods, Sgt. , ~ ,
Y re r · money goes toward polJte department Chadwick said. Newport•,Beach City AUilrn!y DiMl! thA~ ordln~. ·~-• ~.:P -n!l;J'COUcs· funds;. arxf that's how the ApparenUy, blgbjacker~ su?1 ·as these O'Neil' ii' drafting propo.d .ltlte legisJa. (!It. ?eSC!lldin& the. 10UQ ~ to allow agents got their bmoculars. do not always make a distinction between .1. Uon to ~Oiuge County sopi!rVi.lori le~ .with a '1i9g at[i ne end and a llnder the direction '<if Judge Lloyd aulhentic drug dealers arid po\lce ;Pf· • topl'Jlyldftlliquitefllndll!ilor.lhllrown mmer "~ the other ·i partial s'olution Blanpied, Jr., pi::esiding judge at West ricers, as long as .tlie}r.are c~-a AirpOrt Land·Use Commission. t.q:.. . ~'f' • • ,...' ••• : ·; ofa,nge County Judicial ·District Court, large bankroll. : ... , . .iJ ~aa~ achie~ for t"o sensitive fact1om, inll\Y of·the judges are now doing their Ttie fines average ~"'ee,n ~$300~ aitd . O'Neil. will ba./e'the meaiuri1 t~~dY for dog~lov_tra ~d bea~lovers. part in. the war against ~ics by le-$500 Jiut ·could 6e 1as,ihigli as .Sl,~ ac· a City Council meeting Dec. 27 at which
.'1'!1:.:-.. s haven't:. worked out so well, it vyi"" theli~scretionary fines. . cording to 1aµef~ita_i]le.-'Wlthdr. awals time couoCllmen · ha'Ve•''Sfi¥ theY'll
"''""• ' ·~ t r the u fund de t Ith' forwaro · it tile California ~ cl -trrni. ... . "We b4ve about $1,000, in our '.~aroo it!! rom nareo . cs , on pos1 ;w '8 Cities~fol"'en<torsiment~
.buef Gla~report .r~capping animal fupd DO'i\'. than~s to Ju~ge Blanp1ed, w~ ba~,. a:n Olily be. ~ade ,!fl~ tl)e .............. b"-•• n~ n''"·-,· (R· cblitrol .. notes .!Or etty· Manager Wynn's oi'ttered. t~e fll'St olfedde~ to ~y up, a~nzatlo~ of Robitaille . or . by t~o ~" v•,_,• ~-· UQUl)lUll
c:Onsideratioo thlt .10,.1., three violations Said H'untmgton Beach Police Cllief Earle pPhc~ ca~ms .. · . · , Ne\tpOrt Beach}' has ~egy· •s&ld he
• ~ · JW , ~;t;'to fi t August Robitaille. ·· The Police Clnef .chums that the" Hun-would. intrOduce. and cam ,sucli . Jeg}sla-OfCU _ Jn y,,r .... ve ~ . . . · -'jThe judge said he doesn"t care what tington Beach narcotics unit h3s been tioh,'11 Councilman Carl Kyinla iaid ,this ;'~pt.ember\ w!ierein t~ probibihon .of We' do with it as long ·as we use it for sadly lacking in ~r equipl)'lent. ln week. -; . . . ,
*gs ?n the be~ch wa:i lifted, we f,1¢ 41 narcotics eriforcement." fact, the binoculars· were ·the. first the , He said the nfeasure ~uld_ '!&~ sub-
Y.iolations;· ~ in Novemti:;r a~ 1 hor-·The funds, in addition to purchasing narcotics ~gents bad to work with. mitted to state Senator Dennis Carpeuter
rei:KJbus .15'1n November, Chief Glavas equipment, can also be used to make "If a drug user can afford to spend (ft-Newport Beach) for introduction into
wrote. narcotics "buys" by the agents. In the large sums of mooey fo buy drugs or the Upper House.~
f "tt would' appear that the dog-lovers past -Huntington Beach narcotics officers reap large profits from dealing, ttiere. is Kymla called for the bill after county
wlio were\pefJ:nU!ed to have theU: dogs on hav~ suffered from a general short,age of no re38t?D-they cannot relieve. th7 tax· supettVisors refused ·to budget more thin
the'· beaOO. " are not respeb.tmg the cash when trying to rowtd up majOr payer from the sole ~pons1blli~y of $50()-for the .ALUC, w~Ch they • were
otdinance too much." dea1efs: equipping our narcotics umt," he said. reluctant to form i.o.'the firit 'place.
· ~e did•not mention that his humane of. -It took pre:Siure .from th~ Orange eoun.
ficers and reg u I a r badge-<lnrJJiig ty League of Cllies·to get the cornmlsllon
J!atrobOOilili'ie!liAd'tblershare oltrouble Mil" o· d d Al rt -'aulborir.ed by the atale1egislature lit witli defianr"dog ownerrind ;yrnpathellc . • 1tary r ere . on e 1970-created Jut swnmer:but then.Ill<
byatani!en-: . , : board only gave lts ·panel the minimal
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cooJrt Off the ste"l"illi ~dlebaclt StU111
ilM·Friday by-· ... in""'111on ilia! wtili:IM'r!y ~~..., •f110' < '!3'.:;._ ' m_aaalgeparlor .....,...~outcune of a ·
planned.appeal·b~ Its proprittorl. . _<
Judp<"J~E.T. '·'Ned"· Rutter~afgned the
preliJninery 111~,.ou~ tlY ~ ·
Attorn'Y! tlecll 'Hlcks after' ~ti&, w~teo •. t'estitn.Ony -of more than .~(in:.·
detcovet\1 agentJ ""andi ·~trona JUUQlag·
' ' I I • ; · • • th• type .. of .trea...,,t, •ffettjl. at , the ·
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' . ... • ' ' ' • ~ I ~ ,. fl '1, 4.• , • , r' ~ ' ·TJJee-Student'S ·
Killed' in Crash; :
2 Qthers .lnjllred
· Three· Kennedy High School ltudents
met du.th Ob•tbt way to· ~'F~y
morning and' II>• otlieta .w ... iertously
injured· in .1 •<4lli!lon"betWMn tbitr car , Several ba?lea'have Jed to. fCl'tDll ar-, amount of $500" for ~cal .costs. ·
re!t and~~·, "Legi~atlon is the ontY· way we're ... slid a truck Joaded·wltb:sand,.La Pibna
· 1f'.tlie .c1&·&.r.ff:fqugber ~COO• A .. ft'er Cub. an. s Attack. SI,1"p going to 90IVe this problem;" saJd'Coun· . P.UCe reported. . ! • trotl ..ttinallcO enforcement, many cats cllinan Donlld .. Mclnnt1, who · also is PrincJPil John .M.cP.berion of the
c, the ult' 1e Jty cbaltman of the land use tiody. . a.u ~· may-pay una pena He pointed out the sarne lhJMrhad to. be &cbool, which ts tn! La Pa1nta~ aald tile i.t .their DIAMrs: illrtnses. I ~. ·•·t·1s·tica' I sheet .accomNlnvjrul' ~ done when the Local Agencj om11Uon •m shap saddened the stlldent.body'On·tHe
.. ,...:i -r--"' '06 M~ •u1 (UPI) Tb US ...,,., ment Jngton 11· was ordering the alert, coo·',ed Com · · led · J""• ·~1.-. ·.!!..&'L.~ Chief Gla:vis' letter shoWl·lOl animals of ri iru" ' -e; · ·av• D. ~ m1ss1on was orea m _,, "' ·eve of \.uC school's ah'.amplbnahip~~l
ilJl·k1nds Were ~wided .UP by tium~e of-n.b, aredl .... ~dav.Yess~lghs tanto fi •. P'~:Jla.!!anlll"y . wi~ a state departmld . ent waming'to R!a-:·d~'the·two ire lalmoattheidednUl(Jn~·'· , he game With WeSt CdVfua lllgb ' ScboOl •-rs w•• put in man·hours totah .. a 62 "'•-.. ~ vana that it wou -not tolerate ~Y" 1'Q re sa1 ,• superv sors . n · t even 1 ,. I'"'... • ,,,.ll . N.. _.i.'. ~ 1111 --e f1~"r .attacks by CUba eri .oobJfJler()j&I ~ • ' ' ' · .1 .. i high prov1'de mm· 1·mal ••pport un"l.c1·t1'es fina'-P, ay~u at ~, ~t_os ,""' ege tn °,"'au< d.~ at' the;.,job • ..,.-• 1 Id aftacks on '"mer1pan ciUzens on wlC <>u w u .. ~. ~-.. · -~in.·lhe.Carlvbean.CUbasaid twou • r · Jy got the ......,uirement lh-·gh legl•la-Friday nlgfi,t.. • B. reaking dbwn those balled out by t · seas., · · ...... r l · • ~" '""' . ~lease an AJnerican cap a1n ma· tion." Killed, •ere: Owners. the statistics show 49 dogs were chlnegunned .and captured wtlh his p3JI. From his Key ' Biscayne, Fla ., villa, ll d •
releised and· ,21 more had 'to be arnanian ship. • , President Nixon demanded lhat Cuba re-ta~he d~~~;p:':~ al~ ~ea vtc17~fyseof Randy Nlaewllider, 15, of 7'1H San
destz:oycd. · -'lbe defenge department said b1 Wash--lease capt. Jose Villa, 5S; captured along a;__.. and' bas already.been inVolved. In Rafa_el Drire: Gary Sherrill, UI, 180G ~ Cats -which cannot be licensed -with. his crew Wednesd ay •nim.• when hill "•''"'"" Rafa-• Drive and Patricio ~.~ 1• o·r
total_, 19.nabbed with only -· rel•<>•-'-"'~ the kind of oontroveray the aupervilors ~ , . Uluuu, "'• "" ~1 ~ ~ I,400-ton ship Johnny Expresa, which 1 h Id by I 1 96 o ••• ~. w all f B p k · to its owner ana the remainder put to v• • flew the Panamanian flag, was attai;:ked apparent y SOUi t to •V'o not omt· I .,.._,l,W lf, -o uena. ar '1 (
sl>ep in the gray •l~I chamber,. GirJ, }3, ICtim 1»' two Cuban tOl'pedo bi>ats in the lower ing it in the fiut place. . Critically Injured were R1~dy':1
Bahama islands. ·.1 • The panel balked1at approVing a major b'rotber, 'I>arreU, 17,!drivtr of the auto ln, ..
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Fullerton Youth
Kin.J 'in Wreck
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COLTON (UPI)·-A 17.yeoM!d Ful· lel'IOO youth was ldlled Friday 'llbab !Ii<
.sma11~sports car in whlch 1'e was a JJM·
lellj!li( struCI! a pofe off U.S. ROOte 315
fteat here.
' " . • • ' ' Ha Radl olin ed'lorl I · zone change for 1 50-a<re tr~ owned' by ·which ... ftve -'-re<J•'"•·, Me•...,,r.., 0-f s· ex. Attack . yana o,~ an I a IA McDonnell Dcb&fu ,corporation ··--... n-. ..,.., ...... tlteG gcwemmend " _:.. "! ... .?:"IP.•~: MacAitJiur·BouJevard from t11e airport" 'IS, of, '2177.1!11>; ~ and th.' lnJci,k
A Jl:y .. ~-old Santa Ana girl w" kld-naf!'d end raped. al Jcnllep<>int Frldt.y
nlgiit, then relmed 45 minut'" later by
her aasallant. _ 1
Police aakf the girl was walking bqme
from a atort In the 1000 block ol 1'orth
Frtncb street ol>ollt l :15 p.m. wllen a
man whose car was stopped tn the road
wtlh the tnmk lid ope1< asked her the ~ion of_ a ~lee station. -
rantna..._a&I .-...w-.DQt -•smite! ..._..:._1aa1---1 I led only___., · T': .i • backwar,a step" and thaf N!Joo'1 dtmand ~--~ • "' '" .. _,.y, driver, ~ernon· J.. llnlce,. Ill, of, 148D
fet Villa's release would be-"lliUy r .. but only Iller botli .the coonty"plenlng Pun!YSl.;MldwafCll}',-aald.
jected." • 7 comnilsalon and the supervilors ·had ap. The <ll<lity •Coroner'• olfl<e aid Ille
Nixon met Thilrsday-wlth tile 'wire '!Dd :::1 .. :· :;:1• ,trom•lndaltrlal to Jluhl aJr!.'lllffered muhlple,lnlm1$ 11'-
cbildrtn of Villa, -llWoot cargo . , , ·clidlng a jiunctured tiladder. • • • ;;.~r!~,~~~~=!J:!: Di • L C :· . .:• ~.~~.,:""~r~~
There were 13 other crewm'I' aboird and 8ll8 ynn MtiCUJ onll !<I ll!luriAlll / • ~, , . .-several of them, includfng Villa a~,ti, _. ' . •• ~-· ... , 'I. •I.If t11rM . -m ~colii Comnnxalb
Ji lltl'e wounded In the macfilne,awi.-ll<! HOLL Y\\IOOb•(UPlj.'.! A~ti<;s Dlailll • ~ta'l' a ~ ~. · .·.-: . _. r •
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Tboae atatemliill. lnclwlt the alleged
admi!alon by a Sonia Ana llelghts ,UI
!hit Ille WIS employed i!}' P"Ol!rlOtor
Frank Showalter l.bort1y after her lrrival
In lhia c:OUntry from Eu/ope and inlllated
into the type of tr.atment.•that· f6nne~
the·hhil of .Hicks" complaint.
JudCe Rutleo ·.,....a Iha! tile . allepl
tions supported H1Cts• charges that the
S!lddlebaCk'.IJad be<zi·Ule\! for ll@le limt
~·ror .pu1Wlel 'lof~le'W'doe8s · 1ssignatio!l
.and prostilution.'' , "~. -~
Jnve.ti.P,tor's said · Hicks' ,.action
against Showalter and· a group of
partners in the Orange prtll).~ is.taken
under the provisions of cauromiai1 Red
Light Abatement Act and Is likely to be
utended to other Orange County
maisaae parlors that are pre1ent1y under
inv..ttgation." •
l Attorney's for the Showalter group in~
dicatbr at the J>earhig that' they Wiu· ... k
a wrlt nullllyin( Judge Rutler's.oclion.in
appeltste court Jndge"llulltr held bis f'
junction order f°' five days to give thtlll Ille opportunity to appeal 1\11 decillon.
II that appell falla, It ii Hpected that
the,'1"'1 action in, the lawsuit will be tho
set~ of a trial dale.
ljlsks will' ask in that trial for the
pennanent · closing of the Saddle~
Salina .ancf the sale of it& fixtures and flt·
tings at •• public ·aQCllon. He has suc-
cessfully asked for idenUcal action U.
connecuon with U:ie closing of .a numl)er
of toplesllbottomleY bar• in Orange
COUn(y. •
·Orn••
·-tiler • • Tblngo are wannll( up alq jbe
Orlll(e COUl....U the way up to
70 lf yoo're Jatk)'. with the norm
in 1l>e mJd-tOI !llld .. llUllny liundlY,
skies .. • . -INSIDE TODAY
\ dUef De~ly Coroner Allen F. Paine
said the victim, ~teven L. Lugar, died
bt.1ntly In the,accidehl, which occulTed
at eJ>out S:lS.a.m.
Sfie told police iBe man threatened her
wJUt a· knile then shoved her inlo. the
moltar attack. --, : ;-· Lynn, 45, "1" ·1affmct a . sfroke ·last ;-. l'\l!iff, aiid ~ ~ iooli' ~
• ' 7:'_ . I wee~ .... u 111 criUcal condilloo foctoy . whoo.ihe~lf'tlr,tta'!'lf1!ino<tbli!l ,
Personal ' Inco-,ne:up . following wpcy at 1141. Sinai bOspilal. Vil!'\' Vi .. Street, 1ttempttt!.a,)ell 1Ur!i I 1!ie -ddver of the vehicle, Danfel ..J .
Keck. 11'1 a186 of Funerton1 was fn serious
condltioll-1! Lome Unda ll091>ita1.
"Officials eaidJhe two' youths, both slu·
dent! at Fullerton Union ~nigh School,
were returning from Big Bear Mountain,
Wero Ibey had -to pther lllQW to tpl'!ad oo their school'• campus, •n In•
nuar pre-Ouistmas tradition,
trunk ~ Ills car. • ,
lfe. drove her to an orange grove, r~~
ber, then slloved her bact into the trunk
and flnatly rtltaJed .her In an alley near
Finl and Wrighr'"streets in Santa Ana,
police st.id.
The young giti was unharmed other
11\an !he suual -u1~ police.aold. 11>ey
•re hunttna the assailant.
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---,;;. She ttmained in the intemive Cari uiit!. 16 jlit P*!Jl!oL-t»I0'11hbO!llld !rid. Tile ''
• wAslllNGTON (AP) -I'trml in· Ml,. i<Ym!'. tlie wlf• of i.u,"*'8m1n i'."P'~ drove. tho!l llllAlf sedan lnto 'a
.. ·me Jncre··-' by"• blloo~in Hovem-M-'-Han and •'-' _j ••• of ..:..:. -=rd and ulillly polil «> ·~ \ ~ -..,. "'!'""' · ~ JUVWW u.u11'f• comer of Palma Avmue. " ~ t her, ct>mpared with a 11 on . •, starred 'Jn dor.ens of mot!Dn pie~ m A firt•l)eporlmelltROocueUllit
in October, the Commerce ~panm t ! the 1-4 I-She-·" ed .. ...:..... · _ _. · • reported Frlday. Tl!o.JncrW<WU •boo•· ~an -· _,, •••• .,. WU called Ii>-· Ille -~N 111-
tqUally split bet .... a 10..,..,..t•aod ' Dec. l ud wu, operatOd fJ<I flll' .&D IJIB:ii!'""1\ lhe <ar wNcb Wlll 'INllctd
dvlllan payrOilt. • , ·ahetiriom 'IINn!dq. ' ' apinlt the pol"·by Iba bOo•JtliMk. 1
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ClllUSTMAS, MORE TRAN 'ANf OTHER 8EASON1 revivt.S a rich store
ol. ~ for moat ot us and 'thole .who bave shared that thouiht' with me
mpst o( ~ tfusured JMmoi1in are auociated wi~ our childhood.
,. r The trinunini, Chri.sttp&S dinner, • p&rticulnly w~l"'!\le gilt « the joy Of lft ~lly worm lariill~:
-to be moo1-tb< IJo!Nl,, .. ,....u~ "' wtio tiaYt broa~ the topk: with me. ·
_., Tbey are very much 1n 1blbct'r.lchl now, too, but I
..ippcise that my particular mes!ioiy .m only bi really
meanlngful to those who know the North Country of F..ng·
land or thole who know of the customs of the sturdy Angl~
Su:ons who have made that ~a unique.
• My memory i1 of nH Ca).e. It is really mon than
1 a Cbrlstmas memory 'for It begins in November with a
custom that is, alu, nothing like 11 prevalent as it wa1 in my boyhood.
WE WOULD COME HOME f~m school in our York.shirt town on a gray
November day to get our first delighubl whiff of Christmas; the spices, fruits
and essences that we were about to be mixed by a flushed and happy mother
into famijy's Cake.
. That glorious creation deaerves capitalization for it ·~ad nothing in com-"mon with your common glirden fruit cake; It y.iu ttu)y .unique in its creation
and baking and the end product defies description to those of us who have to
endutt what the bakers of today call Christmas cake.
But back: to the first mii:ing with huge wooden spoons in the largest
baking diJll I ever saw and woe betide those of us who dared disturb Mother
at her cberlshed task.--Discipline wu voluntarily uercised and rigidly reln-
1. forced at the time she put her milture into the oven.
' . t.:' Jr ..sEDIS· AN ODD THING to say but l can bear the sllence now. The
-ticking ol the clock, the IOft collapse of coals in 'the fireplace and the aaUdied
• ~ yawn -of ... dot stretcb1ng out before the flames.
1 -soon tbe house would fill with the delicious aroma of The Cake tn ill
first mooth w•teriol movements int9 the beavy,mo~ thing of ber1uty it w~~
·deltiotd.to become. But any child who dared to comment on the s!Luatlon
a\ illlt particularly holy hour was sure to find the Item eye of a disapproving
fatber «m him. • . 1 ~ But finally ·the objects of our administration would emerge from the
oven and a flushed, triumphant mother would pop them Into their many tins.
"Ope for your Aunt Rose, a tasting cake for tboee new neighbors and we must
·have ·a:,bli one.for Uncl~'Sidney; he loves them ..... " The list would go on and on.
· +;.;~ DAYS LATER bur first rewar~-wo~id appear. We were, (IY~n
out'JXJrlJ9Ps of "tasting cake," those forerunner• of The Cake that were ln-
1 vu:tably delicious and would lead one's mother to decide that indeed The Cake
of that year and vintage. would meet her high standards.
1 Al if the verdict was ever in.doubt!
. And then came the Twelve 'Days and the liberal dispensation of llfle
' wedges of The Cake to friends, rtlatives, postmen, d~en (garbage collec-
-ton} Md anyone who could be penuaded to enter a home tliat was, in the true
Yorkahirt. ~adiUoo, a f<>Wll of hospitality. · With The Cake would be served chtese and a glau of sherry or, if you
prefttrtcf, tea. lt was the same everywhere you went in our town ; "come in,
lovj. l won't have_you N3 no. )'ou will sit dow_n,and have aome spice cake andr
cbeeae With US. If ~ • I \ "'(l , • ,.
.. T)lo holpitality anjl the good cheer art .lili~, I am ~red, t>ul '!'he
. Cake al my chlldbood is rartlf seen. In its place the good North Co u n t'1'
woman -.m offer a 'bdught fruit ca1't: f,bat might have teemed delJcious to those
of ';'!; _wbl) were not l,l!he.red into tM Christmas ieuon on the wings of !J'he ~·· ...... -• ."\, • <,
·A g011Uy Ucldng clock, the soll crumbling Of glowing coals and tht heavy
1lgb of a contented dog , ! can hur Uiem now as I sit with my Christmas tntm·
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any Specks ot Life
ound Around"'9rit1all . . -.
By FREDER!f!l' ,SCHOEMER!.
Of a. °* 'Utt SNff
region would be barrt.ri. Instead we found
all kinds ol. animals and planti. ''
SU life of many differai!lt types, lri-
cluding k>bsten, crabs, eels and kelp, art
growing prolifically around the end of
Laguna'• • 3,100 foot ocean outfall,
re·sea.rch conducted by the Lifeguard
Department has revealed.
Conrie'r said that sludge ls not building
up at the end of the ouUall and that el·
fluent l~iVing it is dispersed iDtd' the sur-
rounding waler "almost immediately due
to the strofli currtntl on the ocean bot·
tom."
"I was realty surprised." rommented
Chief Lifeguard Skip Conner, who along
with guard Rod Riehl, has Inspected
every inch -of the large concrete pipe.
"We had many reports that the who
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Conner noted that of 12 diffuser ports
on the ouUall, only two were clogged to
the point of needing cleaning.
Coliform bacteria counts, he added,
were well within state atandards and the
bact!ria that did make It into the ocean
were quickly killed by the presence of
1alt in tbe 1ea water.
Conner termed the sandy noor ol the
~an near the end ol the ouU11l as "very
colorful," with good lighting and prac-
tically oo solids suspended ln the water,
Depth ol. the water at the end of the out-
fall, constructed in 1958, Is U feet,· 1a1d
Conner.
The nut step, he said. would be to
detennine if a temperature inversion
layer, known as a thermocllne, which
keeps effluents at the bottom of the
ocean, Is operating,
"I'd also like to dive out there during
our peak s.~wage now periods in tqe 1um·
mer and let what.It's like then," Conner
added. ·
The area near the diffuser regkin, ht
. 'Jaist, is highly activt. "J have one fan·
tastic photograph of ~leel that, lives In
001 of the diffuser poru,"· s•I~ Cohner.
During tht several weeks or divlng, he
~stlmated that' twelve rolls of color film
were 1hot. The data ind pictures have
been forwarded to the cily Department of
Public Works, which requested the study.
Conner 1ald that 'Dlsed on his observa-
tioos of the i..,una ouUall, he would go
along with the. ranks o(. 1cie.ntlsll who
favor keeping lndlvtdual outfalls for
various communi.Ues. ''I th.ink if we hid
one large ouUall ltn'lng several com-
munitit1, we'd find things preUy barren
out there," Conner commented.
Conner nkl he and Riehl wenl down
"thlnking we'd find a dark. dingy •ewer
..:.. something Hite tbe black bole of
Laguna." Ht 11<>1'<1 that both ol tllelil
received 1hot1 of gamma 1lobulln, after ·ltlM'linc tha' other eommen::lal divert
bad oonlracttcl bepoUUa afttt workin( oo
oce~ Oljlflll!. • .
"IO t•r,11 Conner noted, "no 111 effeda."
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Grey!hock oajd the C.ptal~ld not
alert the pa.ssenger1 unit afte.~dajlight
when lht La "Jtaz shoreline was fn view.
"B}' 7:30 a.m. the ship was listing about
40 de&rteJ to atafboard and alf the
pas,aengers were on the port aJde,"
9reyshock llid. It was evident the crew
was dwnpina fuel to try and balla!t bte
ahip. • I ' .
'"'By the time-we got into La Paz
Harbor about I a.m., u.e ship ~as listing
~ defr<Ot. Vfe bad .al>Out 14 lncheJ' of
fJttbolrd "" !be ataJboard aide and l8
feel"on tho pQrt side.•
Greys~-iald ~captain headed the
ship toward, .. tee ferry landing at Pio-
chilinque Harbor, but when It became ap-
parent he wouldn't make it1 he had the
crew drop a port bow anchor and swing
the. ship artlund io that &he was beached
on her starboard side.
"We lost both automobiles and both
boats," said Gi'eyshock. ''When we looked
in the cargo hold as we were taken off by
a small Mexican freighter, we could see
Uµat the e,ntire area w,as under water."
The .cargo area was filled with vehicles
and small boats, he said.
The freighter transferred th e
passengers to a' small Qlmmerci,:J vessel
which took them ashore at ·La Pa ·
Phil Greysbock and his other son re·
mair:ied in La Paz and are ei:peded home
today or Sunday. Packard also remained
in La Paz.
Paul Greyshock said the big white fer.
ry presented a sad, but spectacular sight
as she lay on her starboard side on the
beach about a mile and half from her
nonnal berth.
"It was quite 1 night, but I can't say
enou1h about the skill and .courage of the
Mexican captain,'' said the IS-year-old
Greyshock . ·
Adult at 18 Law
May Cost State
College Districts
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Tbe bill low·
ering the age of majority in CtJilomia
to I! could cost. the Ute's community
colleges 1001:e than $20 million annually.
'Ille california Junior College A!aoc-
lation, in a memorandum isstJed f'ridcy
st.id ~e.,lass .QOUl.d come 'it l.argfi· n~ be~ ol rlgu1at itlldenfs ate reCl.S5ified
as adult s.t~n~. 1 • ,
Part,ol Ille dJi!p U.,:iricom•,'lfOu\d come bc<:a.,.. th!;.ataje~Jll"Vldts JllQ'Jor ,..,µ,
regular st1¥!ent laking Jess tban 1~· cU-.i,
hours, but $5.19 for adult students in the
aame classification. ~
The"meifiorandnm , sent t<r-college ad·
ministrator1 and trustees, said ~.':>out
100,000 of the community college sys-
tem's 400,000 part-time studenb are be-
tween 18 a~ 21 years ol age.
The re.st ol the loss could come if 18-
year-old students could establish resi-
dence in a district and &Void pa ying out-
ol-state tuition.
The association said it plans to seek
legal opinions from the attorney general
clarifying the status of IB·to 21.yetc-old
a~udents. .
·Hearing Slated
In· IDght of Way
Bribery Attemp~
A fonner right-of.way agent wOO au.
thorlties allege promised to 51.eer a pro-
posed freeway clear of a Costa Mesa tire
shop in return for a set of lirea for his
wife's car Md $1,000 was ordered Friday
to face trial March 20 in Orange County
Superior Court.
Judge Byron K. McMillan set the trial
date and a Feb. II pretrial hearing for
Robert Aden NicOOls Jr., 44, of Anaheim.
Nichols pleeded inoocent to charges of
grand theft, attempted grand theft,
rec91.ving bribes and soliciting bribes.
Identical pleas to related charges were
offered by three co-defendants: Robert
Aden Nichols m, 18, the principal defen·
dant'1 , Stephen A. Pugner, 22, and Mat·
thew Bromberger, 19, both of 17675 Santa
Cristobal, Fountain Valley.
All four were Indicted by the Orange
County Grand Jury after a long in-
vestigation by the district's attorney's of·
flee into the a11eged bribery and at-
tempted bribery by the defendants of
residents whose homes stood in the path
of proposed freeway construction .
Tire shop owner Donald Swedlu nd
whose' premises at 585 W. 19th St. are
dlrectl1 in the path of a proposed
freeway, playF.d a major role In I.he in·
vestlgation When he told Costa Mesa
police of the alleged approach by Nichols
and backed up the charges in a letter to
Stat< Sen. Dennis Cupenter (R·Ntwpol't
Beach).
All four defendants are free on $10,000
ball each.
Putnam. to KTLA •
ios·..Ma!!Lts (APl -a;.;, Pul-
'ntm, t-vderin-new!Cai\efwlfh 31 years
Jo broadeqtinJ, is reluming to televlsicln
Illa .. KTLA alter thret'1''" a~KTTV·
TV ~" • K'l'LA sJ>Qteam•ll aakl Fri-~ day. Putnam, now anchOrman of R1TV'1
Monday-throug)t.Friday 10 p.m. riews
~roadc11t starts work Monday It KTLA,
where he'h •ncbor the SO.minute.11ew1 at
I p.m. and the «>-minute ntwa ~t JO p.m.
• on weekdays. ·
Prices 1.0.
thru
Christmas$
$444 Vinyl
Luggage
• 1SY:i Inch Si11
• 16Yz h1ch Si11
Your
Choice $2~'.
lh• 9lft f•r .th-Oii tk• aol IE•ch
pi•c• i1 hllnd crafted. ""-ldtd
1illridl11, bra11 llpptr.
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hoff -p;..,, -1.i.-9rip,.r
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Tap1 l1cortl1r
SIYI $9'' $3.19
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rewind. Ouol treck. Co""I"' with
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Digital Clock
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l!olidoy tilt 9inn9. $599
Oit itol d1ol !or d1r-
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$6" lattery Oper_ate
Pinell Sharpener
& letter Opener
Cantrece II '
Nylons
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Selling for$1.6S pr,
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1to111l•11 itod;l•ll• for .ho!i•
day ""'"'i"'ll or t i•ing. •
leg. $2'7 Mlrrt1r
Vanity Trays ·.
Dilcouot $249 Price
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or Celtl D~k
• lry C~1.,1p1 • colj locl $14,
• r11t C•••JIPI .
Pin• •nd lelll"'
dri11k1 tkt 11111 , ...
helld•)ll ,..,d.
fifth tolltn,, .1u1t
$1.4P.
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·30 ~for ·n ··ert
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, Noted New sman D~ at 88
Grouchy Tuegislators.'Back
Fo r E~tra Work Se ssion . ' ' . '
SACRAMENTO (AP) -:Die California
Legislatw:;e returned to the same old re-
apportionrvent stalemate with 1Gov. Rea-
g3n Friday after a IO-day recess an_d
members groused when told they prob-
ably v.wld have to work the weekend
befoie Christma,,.
Eve.t. Congress managed to wind up
Its business before ~ state legislature,
adjourning Friday until Jan. 19.
The Q .lifomia tegISlat.ors have to re--
turn Jan. 3 for the start of the 1972 reg-
ular session and Reagan's office an-
nounced Friday that he will deliver his
sixth State of the state addres; at 111.m.
Jan. 6.
Both the Senate and Assembly reap-
portionment committ~ put out re-
districting bills much like the ones they
had ·approved before the 335-<lity Jong
J97l regular session ended in contusion
and in<-:~tion in the early morning. hours
or Dec. 4.
. Reagan called the lawmakers back
Into special session on Dec. i· to pass a
ta:t bill . which they did, and to ret.ppor-
lion Senate. A.!Rmbly and ' congressional
districts, which they didn 't.
They decided to recess for a "cooling-
30-cent Toll Cut '
On SOme ·Calls
HunUngton Beach aod Westminster
residents will get a break on their
telephone bill beginnlllg Sunday.
General Telephone oi:fidals say the JB..
cent tolt on all calls placed to Traburo
Canyon and LqWla Hllls will be
eliminated. _ , . ,
Calls placed ~ the 586 exchange In
Trabuco On1'0" and the 831 exc~g~ in
Laguna HUls_j which now cost so· cents.
will be free ol charie wben the toll
elimination becomes efCectJve. '
Subscribers need lo diaJ ooly the seven--
di< number to ffilCh parties in Tnlloco
Qm,yon and Laguna Hills after ~
c~e bat been scnJbbed, -t' b i s
ellminates the need to dial the dllit ."l,"
first. before dlalin& tbe fisted """1>er. •
off period IWad, hoping to. negotiate agl"#meJl~ between Republicans and
Den1ocr8ts thl!t Reagan .might sign.
Bu~tbose sessions failed and the Dem""'
ocnil$; holding slim majorities in both
housa, were beek to arguing among
themselves how to proceed. The concenJ
sus was to move with an 'A!sembly meas-
ure drafted previouSly thrt.. would bOOlst
the Democratic margin tp 44-36 -almost
certain to be: vetoed by the Republican
governor.
1be Senate reapportionment committee
approved a slighlly different plan than it
h2.1 before. It wookS maintain the 21-19
Demreratic 1118!1in in tbe upper house
aDd save the seats or Democratic Sens. LawTence Walsh ol Huntington Park and
Jaines Wedworth. oC La H&lra. Their
districts had been put in jeopardy before
in order t.O get Republican support and a
likely "I\eagan signature.
But the go\'emor shocked Republican
senators when he told them he would DU'~e no such commit.n1ent.
Sen. George MMtOOe .'(0-San F.ran-
c.1.sco), the majority floor leader, sekf
Reagan. called him down · to .his Capitol
oflfce, eerly Friday ~ of\~ ~~!~le
compromise. But Mos6orie: &aid Jt Wa!
entirely unacceptable.
The lawmakers ,..mt moot of the day
In~ etr2tlegy eeasioO&. Replblich re-
iused to ·waive rules that would have
allowed J>8SS&ie of the reapportionment
measures in one day. Senators said it probi!>ly v.'OUld be
Mciadt.y bef-ort the legislature could
wind up the redisbicting job.
Again there was a dispute o\T~ con-
gressional reapportionment between
Democrats in the Assembly and Demo-
crats in the Senate. That issue might
have to be ironed oot in a twO.house
coderence.a>mmiUee. nut week.
Severr.l congressmen were in Sacra·
mento aLtempUng to protect .their inter·
ests in \he U.S. HCM.L9e. reapportionment
measure.
LA . .Gets "Tough
• On Homosexuals . .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Police Chief
Edwud Dsrii bu added homosexuals
to bis vieti squad'• "most· wanted lilt.·•
S.turd'1. -1,a. 1tn • DAILY P1LO'f •• , • ~ ~ 1
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CUSTOMIZED -Behind the blg smile and twinkl·
Ing Christmas wreath eyes put there by DAILY
PIWT Stall Artist Dana H. 0 Ham1• Crum is the
Explorer. motor home which TueSday night will
DA"-Y PILOT ...., ,.,,,.t.
become the "mnilemoblle" for seve?al hOW'I a1 I
ii cani .. Judges in home-like co~od All "'"' the~ Orange Coast area to saire entries in the 40-mlles
of Christmas Smiles contesL .
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40 Hiles Contest ' \ '
Judges Get 'Smilemohile'~
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The "smllemobile" which ~ carry
judges ol the im 4.0 M"lles of Christmas
Smiles cootes:t over their route in style is
an Explorer motor home.
E>plorer Motor Home Corp., ol 30lt
Newport Blvd., Coota M .... boa doo>lUed
the use o( the motoril.ed home for use of
judges whose smedule will have L"iem on
the ·road for many hours u they study
seasonal decorations from Seal ~each to
San Clemente.
Newport Beach realk>r John Macnab,
president of the Onm&e CQunty O>rast
Association, today announced the selec-
tion of the panel of judges for Ul! ''40
Miles" event co-spol'lsored by the OAlL Y
PILOT and the association.
~hairmen .-Of tbe event are, Clp
Blaclbum, Ne'\fport Beach teal estate
man and former president of the coastal
group, and Carl Kymla, general manager
~ Moulton-Niguel Water Dlstricl
11Rel~ keep us honest," said Kymla,
••will be Cap's wife, Shirley, and my wife,
Terry."
Preliminary judging of e n t r i e 1 ' a committee deolinlted by the jod(<L ~
ed ol focal te ts The full CftW "' ...... will -.. nominal by sponsors con s Explor..-"smllemoblll--0.. '1'lleldoJ"""'
in commun!Ues throughout the Orange long evening ol lravellng and judglac. •
Coast area will be conducted at nigh! by Dlnnor will be .......rmroute lo olloW
the judgts to haft time to --oa(e fiDaltsts In the compellllon ~
the laNlung orange Coosl ..... Dogs Must Have
Licenses Feb. 1
The trip in their home-<un>Gllloe ..
wbeeb will lake nmi to• -•Ii. communities, ead> ol -bal)I · nominated entries throogb local opCllllGf",
Newport Beach officla!s have decreed. ~~hi the nit are Sell ·~
that Jan. 1 begins the season for certain Huntington Beach, Fountain Vill9,
citJ.zens to go to their neighborhood pet Carta Mesa, Culverdale (tmne), !Ail
shop, veterinary bospltal or fire st8uoD F«e1t, M11Sloo Viejo, N= Belc6,
pnd render the dog-<atdler his due. = d~ana~J:"/l!plltnno ':'.f!U!"
Dog owners cannot obtain 1972 licenses San Juan Caplstzlno and San aemm~
at city hall, at the police department. '!be DAILY PIL<lT and Orange ~
Beginning Feb. 1, all dofl;s over four Coast A&soclaUon will present Dlliqun
months old caught without tbe '6 UCenle seven wtnners--fkst, leCOnd: -and Cl
-issued only when valid rabies shot place in areawide compeUUoa in tyo_ ~~too. are pttSented -wW be int-. divlalonl (mldentlal and ~l.
!"'......._ and an overall 0 am.stmuvllle lt71"'
Llctnses will be issued r r om award. for the ane or corrmmltJ 1lhiillll
neighborboocl fire stations in addition to .....,. to thO luclas to -Ille mc;I ~I stores trod hospitals, bot only lr<n 6 Chrislll1ao I~. • I
l · p.m. Mondays llJ!1>ugb frlday1; ' -Juilt• 1'1>1,1 they ..n ~ m. to~ p.m. Satunlai'i and 1 to I p.m. ~ay Cl life" wTU be clncta!• DI :ui;'"i.
on SUnda)'I. Motor Rome Corp .. Who will pilot
Dog owners an also reminded lo leave loot "smllenidblle" the ~· WI
Alao serving ai. judges will ·~ G'1Y Burtill, owner anil ge.Deral manager of
radio station KOCM; ~1141' B"'1'l' ef.
nne Arch Bay, a former 'design major
at Un!venity of Oklalxma WhQ is DO'tV pn .. -••ve sOcre\ary '!or ail orihte cdii.st
" 7~al!y'llniJ1 and~. iJIU. ~ PIWI' pijilic lttVI~' manager. '."
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~:~il~bom=e~, bul:lo~~::co:lll~or~a~ dOoated &r, ~ 1\1!9 la Ujo. 5 ... event. , > ,• ~
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' Drive One Home For CHRISTMAS!
COUGAR-
for 1972
The cat comes on beauiilully !or '72 .••.. Pound for pound and dollar for dollar America's best equ!P'
ped sport car! What others call extras are just standard on the sleek, sophisticated. Cougar. Take
this 1972 two-door hardtop V /8 for example. , •. gorgeous metallic lime w i th matching interior,
select shift transmission, Power steering and Power front disc brakes , Radio, appearance protection
group, tinted glass complete, Dual racini mirrors, deluxe wheel covers and included as a Christmas
special .•••. AIR CONDITIONING .•••• ,
'--------$3990.00
Over 70 New Cars to Choose From •
All At the Old 1971 Prices!
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HURRY!
OUR NEXT SH IPMENT WILL
Ci\MY THE AUTHORIZED
PR ICE INCREASE!
"OranQt Co101t11's Famuv of Fint Carr''
• I son NOTICE!
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Officer Slays Youth
PICO RIVERA !UPI) -A shtrltt's
df P'.ltY shot and killed a 11-yt.al'~d Pico
IUma youth who wu Upecttd Of at,.
temptlJlg a ~ Friday In' a ooin-
operated laundry, officials said. "n>e vic-
tim. identified as David S. Aguayo, was
shot by deputr, John R. 'l'r<lu!ner after
'i\guayo "whir ed a~ ln a crouched
position'' foliowlnj • chase on 0rA.nge
StrteL
"We an! golng to treat the gay liben,. · •
tlon groups the sam& as ff"Jllale prostt-
tutes," Divis told newwen Friday.
EXCISE TAX
DISCONTINUED 7 o/o REDUCTION
ON ALL NEW CARS
A1W1vering che.!'ge1 thal the department
Is spendina unnecessary manpower In
arrest.in& bomoewlals, Davis said,
"Many or them are the real criminals. A
man v."ho Ml fallen Into their trap ha.'
many times been murdered and many
of tho wuolvecl murders in p«tlons ol
the city are of &hlll nalw-e."
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2828 lfARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA • 540·5830
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lo\IL Y l'ILOT
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Pew
Pope s,e.ru o.~
· ·Married Priest
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P~lp}.t '
I ~1all1 L1tlitr1a
'a.;... L.C.A., llllJlaml1tQn
HueC' ... 11w1t. ·ICbedulel u.._w.r• al lt:• a.m.
Arlbor.JL '""""11 Pulor, will
'apeU e "1llo Q'edeatlail OI
OWWn." .Am Ml1el 11 ....-; UoJd Donleloall Is aaa..w .... amdlJ Scbool
will bl hellt 11 t :IO ud II
a.m. Clurdl acbool throuib
tbe elpth grad• will be hlld
at t:IO •-l!l·i tHe high sCboo!
clua metta at 10:45 a,m.
Child eue ls provided at botb
tervices. At · 7 p.m. · the
chi~) ChriltmU progr'1m
wlll tie praeni..I for all
members ud friends. On
~ evtnillll at 7:IO the cb>ir will present the1 cantAta
"Born • King" by John w.
Petenon. ~ U p:!!!.i~ee
will be held on ~be.
Chrlatmu En P'aniUy llervtct
•l f p.m. la tbe 11DCNvy,
friends, nel1llbor1 and
members tl tbe _,,..,,.ty
ire cordlally inViled to attend.
There will allo be a New
Year'• Evt ·Communlon
Service al 7 p.m. lo which the
public is invited.
Servl<o· t a.m. at 'Nowport
Harbor Lutheran. P a 1 t o r
Jamee G. Bliln~ ttnnoo Is
entJlW, ··~ came in
blts1ing.'' J'lllnln& t h e
worablp -· tho SUnd1y School will • pmenl their Chrmmu Program wltli the
Vt1per Hour, 7 p.m., the cbolr
1'W prtHDt an everUna of
Cbrislmu cm.11, bollt old •
a'od new. Other Sun cf.ay
ser.vlcel art Sund.ay School, at
t: 15 •.. m. ud Cbritt!an Youtb
Fellolnhip al I •·"'·
entire SUnday School taking -._ ill be hll•--•
Ban Reiterated·
• VATICAN CITY (UPI) ~
Pope Paul VI bu repeated hil
oppolltlon today lo 1 propoaal
allowing married men to
beoome priest.a but he did not
reject outrigl)t a recom·
mendaUon by . the T h i r d
reeommendltlOtll would be
converted to church law.
Vatican SecretarY of Siiia
Jt.en Villot said the Pope
repeated to him bis opposition
to allowlng married meit intG
the prleSthood but the recom•
menda(ion wu not publicly re-
I« ..... 11111 -at t a.m. Jimmy • • r "d.!: dtiprtonudPJnl .
al It:• u11. '1111 SUnday 6cboal . CirltbNI Program
"c::lwWmu 11 Quilt" will be
,.-at l :IO p.m. 'Ille
hmll1 Olrillmu par\Y wW
follow tbe plOgfUI. '
part. Special aervlCes Will be . .1ucre w · I c ""ow I
week--Olriatmu Eve at 7:$0 Christmas party; at St ••
held durirw the Week'-Christ.: \ Mlcbael a.t All A • C e I I ' ~ Eve at 7:30 p.m. and Eplteop1I. Cl111rclli (Corona det
(llriltmas Da.y at 10 • .1.m. Mar dunng the 1:30 a.m. ' · service. II'be part~ wUI be al
rJ~ Seel• lnternaUonal Synod of Bishops
\
to relax the church law.
The aynod, which ended
Nov. e:, came up with two pro..
poulJ -one forbidding mar-
jected outright. I
The Pope already had bon-
f ed he would not relax ~e
c ch law fc>tbidding priest•
"When tbe .\nCeis Wenl
A111y wlll be tbe sennoo lople
of the Rev. Bruce A. Karrie 1t
~no Prabytertu ~~ a1 ·'die Co~ ZS50 Fairview
Rold,. Colla Mts1. T h I s
CJ!riltmu service wDI lriclude
bealllifUI mu>lc by tbe three
choitl. The wor!hip services
'Ille """"' · .. tjeet I« tbe
Fourtb Sunday ID Adwn4 at
Cenu dd 'Mar Commull)'
c:::mutt, ColllftCatitul. ,111
Heliotrope Ave., will "be en-
UUed "Christmas ls What You
Make lt!" To be presented by
'Dr. PhUiP G.,Munay. Worship
auvicea are at 10 a.m. with
child care. • Clwr<b School Is
also at 10. There will be a
.. Who .la tbls Jesua1" Come
alOllf witb Qilsl IAllllru
Cfl..U this SUnday at 1:1$
and, 11 a.m. and look Into
J..u..' blr1h at B&lebem.
Christ Lutberan, lo<lled al 7'0
Victoria,, COila Mesa, al9G
plans 1 Olildrt:D'• Ouiltmal
Service at 7 p.m. on CJuistrnaa
Eve. the following day at 10
!Wt-:e~ej~e'W:J
Made Flesh."
On SUnday, 11 Newport
Rar!Nw Lutberu a..t9, 'l9tl
Dover Drive, Newp>rt Beach,
thert will be onlj one Worship
"Cbrllt la Coming To You" IJ.jiColn School, next to Uie ,
11· the tiUe or the message church. Oo'Sunday evening, at·
which U. who wonhlp with · 7:3q p.m. the choir .will
Flnt CU11tlan Church of prelent ~ annual "Pµlude to
c.sta Mesa, 792 Victoria Cbristmu," a concer1 of
Street, will hear during the Christn)a.s music with sototsts.
worship hour 10:30 a.m. The
Rev. James E. Piercy, Pastor
of this congregation will be
speaking. During the service,
the Choir, directed by Mrs.
Yvonne Harris 1Will sing,
"Ring the Bells " During the
•rwu the Ni1ht Before
Christmas · in' Heaven· fa ·the
sermon topic of the Rev. Don
Sunukjian, gtiest minster.· on
L M: Dugan, district
minis~er fr o m the
world headquarters of
~~hovah's witnesses iD; -
~1ew York will deliver
tlie 1 lt:eyh9te address
Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Norc·o Assembly Hall
of Jehovah's Witness'
es. His topic wilJ . be
"Can You Live For;
ever? Will'You'"
ried men from becoming
pr·iests ,under any
circwruitancea and one, which
would allow the practice in
special cases.
The· Pope,, in making public
.documents approved by the
group, said he alone· would
decide wben and ·u any of ltJ
· m8J'O' and Villpt said the poJ>e reiterated thJs again te>-
day.
The l!ope is not obliged· to
accept any of the l'eCOn\·
mendation! of the bisb(lJIS,
who spent 38 days· In Rome
deliberating subjects touching
on the lives of all the world's
614 mHlion Roman Catholics.
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·(See PVLPIT, Pate &) •
ORANGE COAST -·CHU ·RCH· DIRECTORY
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FIFTEENTH AND MONROVIA
NEWPORT BEACH
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l:JOA.M-UILY MOININ• WORSHIP
tJ41 ~M-SU.HDAY ICHOOL
11:tlA.M-MOINIJil• WOUHIP.·
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FIRST' ASSEMBLY OF GOD
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E. W. Phillipi, P•1tor
SUNDAY SERVll:ES
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IUNDAY SCHOOL CHllSTWAJ NO.UM •
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THI Pfltt CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllNT~SJ
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSnTS
IS THE UNI.VERSE, INCLUDING MAN,
EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORC'li?
Sunday, Dec: 0 l9th
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-
Main Ir Adams Streels
· l'!untington Beach
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111111 Schoof , ••,. •• • 9i45 1,1'11.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Victori• .&: Placentia Ave.
Co.st• Mesa
-'-I. PiercJ
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Corona del · Mar
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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
11182 Culver Drive
University P1rk, lrvlne
In. H.m.rt N. NlerlHI•
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NEWPORT CENTER
Wonhlp-11111 A,M, ..
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Huntington l11ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 536-lSJ7
S1rvic11 -9:1's I 10:10 Nurury Car• All Momlno
Church School -9:15
Hu11tin 9to11 l11ch -Nortli
C•11rU Sc•o•I -10 A.M, 19th St, l H1rbor Blvd.
Cliurch W1nhlp -9:30 l 11
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141-7727
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil Av•, 142-4461,
Wonhip Ii Church School Dr. ,11111111 G. Murri~. Mlnltllt
'44. 7400 9:00 l 10,:JO A.M.
Co1t1 M111 Nortli
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9:00 l 10:10 A.M.
11422 Culv1r Ro1d •I Un!venlty Dl'lvl
Worship l Church. School
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PUipit 3nd ~ew ·Trf!gic Yulet.ime Loss Sparks New Faith
(Contlnued From Pace t)
Sunday, al th~ Plym,.th
eoncre1aUooal ctturcb • f
Newport Harbor, 326% Broad
Street, Newport Beach, at 10
11.m. wor•hlp urvice. Sunday
school ls held at the same
time wltb babysitting service
provided.
The Cotta Mesa Fq,lll'lqa~a
Ctlurtb, 1734 Orange Ave., will
have 1pecial Chrlstmaa
5ervlc~ this Christmas Sun-
daY. The Christmas Sunday
School program under the
direction of Rev. La Deane A.
Jacobs, Sunday Schoo t
Superlnt endentwillbe
presented at t : (5 a.m. A
Christmas aift pack and candy
will be given to everyone in
attendanci!. Rev. Robert B.
Jacobs, pastor will speak on
the topic, "Christmas, 'l1te
Hope of Mankind" in the 11
a.m. Christmas W o r s b I p
Service. Rev. La Deane A.
Jacobs, co-pastor will speak
for the 7 p.m. evening service.
Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m ..
Pastor Jacobs will show the
color film strip on, "The story
Of The Wise Man," in the
Main Sanctuary. Everyone ls
cordially "invited to attend
these special servi~.
Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701 Baker
Street, Costa Mesa, will have
two worship services at 9 and
10:30 a.m. Dr. B, Lothair
Green has selected as bis
sermon topic "God's Way of
Doing Things." The Church
School, grades up through
eighth grade, also mee.t at 9
and 10: 30 a.m. Nutsery is pro-
vided for both services.
Christmas Eve Services will
be held Friday al 7:30 p.m. for
the children and Candlelight
Service at 11 p.m.
Special Christmas E v e
Services will be held in the
Flrst United Methodist
Church, 420 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa at 7:00 and at 11 p.m.
The early evening service will
be for famil y groupS including
the children and will feature:
the youth choirs. carol singing
and a brief meditation sermon
by Rev. Richard J, Dun1ap.
The special music will be
under the leadership of Mr.
John Lamkin. The· Candlelight
Service will feature t b e
Chancel Choir under the direc·
lion o( ,!di. Dick Keykendall
which will pre&ent Clokey's "A
Child ls Born/' The group~will
Welcome the arrival of
Oicistmas at midnight With the
singing or Gruber'! "Silent
Night." Christmas S ll n d a y
services will lie held at 9:30
,and at 11 a.m. Church School
will be at 9:30 and there will
be an attended nursery al both
service for the convenience of
families with infant.I. Rev.
Richard J . Dunlap will preach
on the subject, "The Sense of
My1tery.11
Christ United Presbyterian
Church, 20112 Magnolia
Avenue, Huntington Buch,
will h a v e Pre-Christmas
Worship services at th e
regular hour of 9:30 a.m. on
Sunday, December 19. Follow·
ing the morning worship
services there will be a special
presentation of t'he Christmas
Story by members of the
Church Sunday School Depart·
ment, and some of the tradl·
tional Christmas music will be
sung by the Junior Choir. The
1 n t e r n ational Chorallers,
under the direction or Mr.
John DeHaas, will present a
program of Christmas music
consisting of both traditional
and contemporary numbers on
Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m .. ln
the sanctuary of Ch r J st
Presbyterian Church. For this
special occasion the choral
group will pe augmented by
the addition or several ln-
l!ilrumentalls~ who will ae--
company some of the t50ngs,
and provide special sound ef-
fecll. ---·., ' "My Favorite Cbrislmu
Verses" ls the title of the
sermon to be given at the 11
a.m. service of Fountain
Valley Community Church,
9420 Talbert, by the pastor,
the Rev. Stanley P. Allen,
following the 9:30 a. m.
Sunday-school hour. Jn the
evening, the 7:30 p.m. Bi~le
Discussion will depart from 1ta
series on The Book of Act1 in
order to enjoy distinctively
Christmas data from the Bl·
ble.
On Qirlltmas Eve al I p.m.,
Christ Pretbyttttae Quarch of
20112 Magnolla Strett, Hu.
tlngton Beach, will have. a
Candlelight Servi"' with the
Sacrament of Holy CO~
munion belng obWVed, in
celebration or the coming or
tht Christ child. Memben and
filends as well u those
vi.siting In the area are invited
to att,nd.
After a month's leave or
absence, The Rev. John
Albey, rector or SL Jame•
Episcopal Church, wlll return
to the pulpll at the I a.m.
service of Morning Prayer and
Baptism, and lbe 11 a.m.
celebration of the Hol.Y-Com-
munion tbls Sunday. Oturch
School will hlYe the 1111.
cl.u&OI el tk year Sundlly,
and there will be f.D early
Eucharist and sermon by the
Rev. Harlan CoykeDdal It 7:30
a.m. Tickets will ·go on ule
this Sunday lo the congrega-
tion, and 'thueafter through
the Church\ Office (17S-OllO) for a Dee. 2' procluctloo of
A.A. Milne'• endearing and
enQuring classic, "W1nnie the
Pooh" by the proleslional
troupe The Bro th er hood
Players lof River1ide
caUfornial The 3:30 p.m.
matinee ahct the 7:30 p.m. pro-
duction in the Church Chancel
are open to the public. The
Feast of Olristmas will open
with a Family Choral
Candlelight Eucharist o n
Chrislmas Eve at 7:30 p.m.
The Traditional "Midnight
Mass" a · FesUval Ctioral ' . Celebration· of the Holy Com·
munlon will •begin at 11 p.m,,
oil Chtlstmas. Eve, following a;
half hour Oioir ConCtrt of.
traditional and conte-mporary
Carols by the Senior Choir
under the direcUon of Dr._
Justin C:Olyar ·at 10 :30 p.m. On
Christmas Day there will be a
single service of Holy Com-
munion and Sermon at 10
a.m., and on Sunday
December ·25th the usual
schedule of 7:30, 9and11 a.m.
services will prevail.
Two services will be held at
the l.Gtberan Cbarcb of Our
S.vlo< Saa Gabriel end Sen
Pablo, San Clemettt.e,
Christmas Eve. The ftr1t
service will be at 7 p.m. and
will feature the ~011ngest of
the congregation, c h 11 d r e n
from three years of age
through tbe third grade. The
second traditional Chriatmas
Eve service will be a 11 p.m.
and will feature a Christmas
contata, "Night ol Miracles"
sung by the choir. Tuesday
evening the high &ebool J>eys
and girls of Lutheran Church
of Our Saviour will be singing
Christmas carols at the South
Coast Plaza mall. T h e
Lutheran Cburcb of 0 u r
Saviour offers regular 11erviceJ
each Sonday at 10 a.m. for
family worship and church
school <)asses. fJ>r tj1 aiu at
8:4S a.m.
A bu schedule o f
Christmas 'Ctiiifiet ~ &1 1Jn-
folding lit 18'l25 Bwitiard St.,
Flr1t United Methodist Cb11rcb
Fountain Valley. Sunday
morning's sennon topic by
Rev. Ford R. Miller is entitled
"Joys R Us." WotShip service
ls at 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening
is the annual family night
Christmas program at 7: 30
p.m. On Tuesday evening,
there will be a Christmas
caroling party traveling from
the Church by truck . U you
would like the carolers to
come to your borne, or know
of someone that would ap-
preciate having the carolen
visit them, pltaSe call 962-
7291. :There will be two
Christmas Eve services. A
family service will be lield at 7
p.m. with music by the Junior
and Chenlb Choirs. A play
"When The Chimes Rang" will
be presented by the Junior
High United Methodist Youth.
The Christmas story will be
read by the minister. At 11
p.m. the Chancel Choir will
sing at the Candlelight Com-
munion service.
Sunday is Christmas Sunday
at St. Andrew'• Prnbytertan
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. The pastor,
Dr. Q\arles H. Dierenfield
continues bls Advent series of
sermons entitled "Surprise
Packages at Quistmu" by
preaching Part ID -
"Spiritual. Power." ldenUcal
worship servicu are held at I,
9:30 and 11 a.m. Special
Qui..stmas .music will be WP-
plied by the choirs and
chamber orchestra, w l th
halldbelts.
"Though Christ a thousand
times In Bethlehem be born
and not within thyself. thy aoul
will be forlorn ." Let us sense
"0Ur new blrth''-fOT
Christmas is without meaning
unless we perctlve the Chrllt
Consciotl.tne11 within
ourselves. F« hit eennon·lec·
ture thi! Sunday at ne F1rtt
Chur<b of R<Uglou 8clea<e af
Newport Beack, · the: Rev.
Albert Burke baa cbosin "Our
New Birth." The 10 1.m.
setVlttt Ire held in the Ebeil
Club, 515 'Balboa Blvd., on the
Balboa Peninsula. Su n d a y
School m«tl al the ...,. hour
and 1ttVlet11 ire JoUowed by •
corree hour. On Friday even-
ing. at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Burke
#\11 conduct I Ip IC I a 1
Chri1tm1a Eve Caodlell1ht
S.rvtce.
Mtullt Of OUYet Lathtraa
Church, 24722 ChNaota Orivt,
·schedules worthlp strvlcu
Chrlltmu Eve at 7 p.rn.
Family service with Cherub
' . Choir, acrlptuie II at I p.19.
service ot ltuOl\J 1' n d
carols, caroler'• dxilr, and
sermon: 11 p.i;n. w It b
Candlelight Choral Eucharist,
Cbanctl Choir. •
On Oiriltmall Eve, a t
-CaUioUeQve~,3ti
Park / Ave!, Laau~ Beach besllln1n& a.I 11:30 p.m. Ulere
wit) be .1 ml"'111hl l!juchlrist
celebrathig· the Birth o( Christ
on earth and in our heart.I.
The Celebrant will be Bioho,
Roman Paul Maykowski: .On
Chr!atplas mornhig al 11 !here
will be another Celebration of
the Most Hob' Eucharist. YOU
are. cordially invlled to attend
either, or both, aervlce.s.
lancis wUJ be played bf Donald
BowfUJ and tht F""'' O'clo<t
Players, a group tor recorder
and harpsichonl. The Cb\llCh
Chtncet Choit will ling tht
anthem. Cluiltmu Eve the
-aUoii will W.rihlp at lbe Balboa bland Methodist
Church )ocation, 115 Agate
Avenue, Balboa Island. '1be
tradiUonal ChNtmU Eve and
Communion Strvice will be
held. Following tha aervlce,
refmhmenfa and ctrolllnfl·
wlllbell>tred.
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..., It • time of Jov. bul hod 1D mind and how proud el
ft cOmt1 in. tht midat of ed rialitifs that alto f1'CJ1'de BWy be want to be.
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with. JuM&, wi\01• life, athlete BWy wu to become.
from th• first WA/'ronted The boob to Improve blJ
hard.ship, exile, danger, mind, the chemiltry aet to
evtnttuillv death and tri· challen&:t him, the toy train
iim.ph over it. The /ollm.o-fo~~:!;. ilumped lnto a i1ig 1torv Involve• th• writer'• jamil11, whlc1l alto chalr. Ht putt b11 bandt to hl1
j 1be faced distress but jovnd face and be wept. pvtst. His topic ,,m be ' cm onJwtr to it in the light Then. "hen grief could no ~vior ii Born." J o You • of the life that ccmc at loQier come, he aet llill for
Cl>riltmas mualc will be Chrhtmoi 10111 minutes. The clock on the
peclal I •-·t 1 manUe licked sUentb' and tbe featured end 11 c 11"~ 87 GORDON DANSON !low. wu quiet u be thought. The international Cliorallers aolo by Mrs. Wayne Davis. A~ ,,.. wn1w1 And be searched into hlmself, =Y~~wt!1 Ci~~ Cburch School for 2-ye1N1ldJ Pain wJ\ Billy'• eVer· painfuUy,andwlthdetermina-
7 p,m., at~ Prell>Jler!U through adult ls held at t :IO . present companion. llonk,.r be remembered.
Chlfdl, 20111 Magnolia ~t. a.m. wlth' the 'College A1e lt delay'1f hb: faUIOI asleep Slowly, awkwardly, he got
Huntington Beach, according CIUs meeUn&: at 11 a.m. Cof· at nlgt\t. lt was with him down on bbl bees. Quplng
to their DiHctOr, John ' d '" •· throlJ&h the long d11k hours, A candle ll&hting ceremony DeHaaa. Tbls group, com-fee Ftllowllllp ls bel .u-i &110 and it was hls fir'st iwaktnlni his hands WlUI the la)uckles
will higbllght the servicu to _.....-.1 f 25 b " patlo·•t 10:30 bttween worahlp awareness every mom1..... whittntd, be railed bit bead. be held at 11 a.m. &mday. at .,._,.. 0 m 1 m e .... ''God," he aaid In, an
the WQ·la FelloWlhlp Cltv.rdi ~ting variOU1 ethnic ael'Vtces. For the last two of B\Uy'• 11 an I u l'a h •d w b I 1 pt r,
of Relipa• Sduce which is blckgroUl'lds, wilt perform ln yciung years, the pain had utomething bu happened. 1
located at 2411 Pacific Coart costume and-present • varied Wedneeday at 1:30 p.m., the shadowed him. Re grew thin-ask that you bur me out.
Highway in Corona del Mar. program of music, including a Sp1Jilual Growth Bible aus ner. His cheeks were drawn "As I ut hen!, I remem-
Twelve candles, depicting the repei'toire ol. several uilUIUll o1 ~i'alUI l:.adleru cnrn.; and.bia eyes haunted. .berecl·w~t:,J ~nil~
Twelve · Apostles, will be Cb r ls t m a 1 D u m b ·e. r 1 ' ~Calle p 0 r t 0 .} a , Billy's pain was the terrible I ~'('e been., u<f bow you've
llgbtedl by ,yOUI!& al!ters Lisa Admlsaio~ to the program ls alte~th of a to1JoCgan1111 retpo~ wllen ! ASkeclJOU to
and 1*i Lippard, during the free, and rt(reshmenta Will it 008 aoo Beach, will baye as ·accident. He 1lad been flipped give 1ftl a hand.":, ··
me5S1t&e by Rev. E:leanor c. aerved f 0 l l 0 W· n I 11b cu.est minister Dick Mlll.s, from the rear of one tobogan, "But I know "°" that these
Jackson, with resp on 1 Ive performance. noted evangelist wbo has and as ·he was sitting ln the were selfish pr1yers, fbr my
reading 1rom t h ~, con-~:-""-', ·at ... Mtlodyland. 'Ille snow anolh,,er tQbogan came .. ._own penona1 aain. Aod wben l gregatlon. The background The St. ABd'l'eW''• 'If"""""' trombe~andstruckblmin Wed you to save Billy, that
ChriJtmu arrangement for P re 1 by a·ert 1 • 'Oareh SUnda.1· momlng' Adult Bible the back. A tumor-de"Yeloped Was persoDll tod.,. ~
the candle holden w ·a s 11 n ct u i r Y choir with Class at ~ti a.Jl'L ls led by on hi5 spine, and t.bopJ:1 his , "l couldn"f stand to lose
designed by the church soloist ~!!..~ ehos tdr •und, orthgan d'::. J\ev· James Xnot.ek. His parenta were unaware, ~ was him. I hid aucb .creat plan.s
Mr. Jerry Mankowski with the ....... l""'c r ' er e .1 af.nnon at the l0:30 e.m. turnlni cancerous. for him and l wanttct .10me
ajd of· Fred and Gene , lion of Dr-Jonah .c. ftliewr 1 ill be "A Viroin Desj>erately Billy's parent.a day for Nm to carry on for
Kno loch R J k • will perform the first part of aerv Ce w . . ,, r 8'"gbt a cure. Billy wu their me.
b · ~v. ~ C... s 0 ~ 1 the Messiah with the Hallelu-Shall Be With OU.Id. The only child. 'lbtre could be no "I wanted everybodt to sermon topic will be No i·ab Chorus on Sunday af-,_..,s,c ......... rWfilbeceiebrat-. mo.re. ~ t.--w what a fine....., lbad Room at die Inn" Mr. and the ain u.>1u ~,,.,.. ._""' -z-
Mrs. Cosmo Eliante are open-ternoon, at 4 p.m. in ~ ed and the choir will sing. At They took the boy from doc--raised. '
i 'th · home ln Laguna Rills unctuary. Composer rge 7. 00 Oui.ttmas eve there tor to' dOctor, boJ)lng one "You know what . I ng eir . u k Frederick Handel is ooe of the p.m. ' . would uy "I think I can help remember now? I remember f~r a Christmas 'Party po uc beat known figures in music will be a service by the choirs him" But never was there Your Son and Your great love
dinner for members and history and The Meaa:lah is and there will be a 10:30 a.m. any 'e--"•agement. wtJtn You .~ave ru.·m to . the friends of the W a Y • l n 1 the best known · ece .,._,_. ~.
Fellowlhip Churc~. Anyone in-:rro::~~ mu.sic. INrinf the Otristmu aervlce. The search dldp't end until world. Whal' iMin.ed; 'VoU mmt
terested in attending may call Christmas season the first the day a wtz.ened: aging doo-have known when Ht died.
575-$163 h i -..1. Sunday morning at I tor in a small town far from And IO God, If-you w~d do · part of the Messla s '1Q Bllly'• home. examined the thla sreat .thing for all of 1111,
Ro•-J f performed because it deals a.m., the U a It art 111 hoy. then l must be eoMforted by Bilhop Suffragen ~ ~ c with the Nativity. The Halelu-u 1 •• 11 • ai rch f eo.ta
Your ucrlflct.
"ft'a long plll the time. 4' <•
Cod, wlleo I mutl pill my
trual In You. SO r pray u..tS
You will welcom• lltlle BlllY '
when he comn. I know ba'll•!
be ln Sood handl. I linow tbtl •
it ll thy will be done." 1~~
Tbe father cot hi hi• feel, ~
and wtnt into Bllly'a bedtbom.~
It WU time for. pill. 1J
The boy laid otlll. It tlDIOll >l
IMmed he cWUD't breathinc • .a
On his cheek WU I dried leaf ~
brought by the pain of Olll! b
minutes before. ~
Tenderly, core!ully, he tooit•
Billy's Ump hand. He loobd ~,
upon the boy he lovld. _ t
Suddenly lht UtUe bmt I
tightened. Billy opened h1I
eyea.
"Did," he aald almply, 1'1 .\
-' be needing thtl pill k l0n11bt." -:t
Deeperately, the father clot. •1
ed h1I ·~"· Then he took a ~ d,.p breath and liked the 1
question he knew he must. .:d
"Why .not, Bllly?", · ·~i"I
"l'va been drwntng,...lltd.-
l've' been ·ctru:ming 1bout"'-:'I
Jesus. Ht aetmed very elate.. !1 It m!pt IOUnd fUM,Y, but it'I :er
almoll lllie He's M<e'\tn !the :t
room With UJ right JtOW." :1
Billy'• fingers 1-ned I~
his father'• grasp. Tfie brieattt i
of ~ 10 1Uent It c:ould btrel~ . j
be hWd eacaped hll llPl tn a ·,
genUe s11h. And his eyes c1oa-j
ed. I 1be. father bent over litUe •
Billy, and he took the tlnY,
bands and folded them. f
straightening, be quietly 'I
opoke h1I final wonll to hll l
son. 1 "'11tat wun't a dream, Billy. i
And what yo. wd about It i I
probably aoundlng allly-11
1
1
didn't.
"He's hero and He'• watd!-I
lne over you • , • and me .I
He's 'ffltchinr over both of ua....,.'
HGoodby aon." -
·~ .... t Los Ange\eS ordained Rev. i·ah Chorus is always added to ." ver~•· cto~ · 51° In •t "Billy will soon be free of
Bradford Lyle, Karellui into this presentation even though Mesa, 1259 VI 11a ·• Vt es 'pain," he· aald. "Soon he'll
the Priesthood Wednesday at it appears at the end of the ze-all member• and friends of the know it no longer."
st. Mary'• Epl1CCpal Church, cond section. of the work. The church to come and enjoy an Billy's mother knew what
428 Park Ave., Laguna Beach. eitceme length of the orahlrio old faahicned • 1 Pan ca le: e the doctor meant. She knew
does not often pennlt Its en-Breaklutn. Since history ttlls that soon Billy would die.
Falrview Baptist Chuccb, tire performance at one con· us that pancakes, flapjacks, But bis father refused that
2525 Fairview Road, Costa cert. grldle cakes or call them what interpretation. In his grief he
Mesa, will hold a (.burch you will, are the oldest form atttpted only that Bllly would
Salvation Army Needs
Help for Christmas
School Christmas Program Quistmas will be celebrated of bread, the church wou1d Uve. · He needed t b a t The annual undertakin& of
Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. ~ at the nm United MtUtodht like families and friends to belie.I-that faith-to tee p providing Christmas for Ol'tt
senrton at the 10 a.m. worship Cllaich, 2 7 2 1 Seventeenth "breek bread" together to going. He coWdn't let the boy one thousand families ln need
will be ''All in the Family" by Street Huntington Beach, at usher In the holiday sea!OO. dc.wn. The lad needed his Is well Wlderway by tbe Sal~rr
Rev. Melvin Taylor. An all-the ~y morning worship Following tbe breakfast at stnngth and be needed ·bis lion Army of Santa Ana. With
church CIJ'1)lina: party will be wvices at 9:15 and 10:30 10:30 a.m., a Family Service son's ' tht ltlle of the eConomy '-8 It
J;teld at 1· p.m. Sunday. o'clOC!k. Tht· ch r 1, t m a.1 l[lll be presented with words Th; 'wee''.berori Chfiltma•, Is Jht appllcat~au are' fat ln
' 1 ....___ meM&ge will be presented by· and music involving our Billy'• fever rose. His pain ~see~ of prev.ous year• •. ac-
Newporf Ulli# C 1111 r c)1 •,,_ the puaor, Rt•~11Edward C. children u well u adults in a worsened and only , constant cordlDI to ~ Colonel Milton
m,.lli!,1 each Sunday In ~, •. EnlY 1·and <music by the i!ellghtfulandjoyoiu_,.tJD. 'Od1"t1tl•lr brou1ht rnew -.i!Uli¢1Cn1'~A.
Newport, tinily Church, 15th CbanUt and Youth Choirs. :NurNCY care will be provi~. tokt111reHet 1"ll)''• modw bid.-,..· rd1nalor, but ~jj11Jecllon1
and lrvine Ave., Newport 'There wtH be reception of new . prepared IJerself. Deep 1n ~.. the kettlea art falllng
Beach, will bear a w:m~n by members and baptisms. In the Sunday morning at the 1 despair, she knew the time ,behind. ., ,
Rev. Loren Dale Fl~e.~ evenidg at 7:30 • p.m. the o'clock llervict, Pastor Willis was soon. .. .. ,
Sunday enUtled "A New Life. ,CJ1urcb .. Scbool will · preaent a Jr ClrrlCo, or the Unlvertlty'. But the lather ra1ed In his Ch h s
S.rvlces are 1110 and 11:!5 program for the chlldren l\tPd•I Church, 2252 S.E. inauish.Herutedtotltef4Ull· UTC eS · et a.m. A Chrltl:mas candlebght under the direction o( Miu P:almrades Raad, Santa Aha ty of lf all .• t the en.telly of
servite will be held Wed-Vickie SkeJton. Three plays Helgtita will deliver 1 sermon God aod the pointleuneaa of · • •
neod•Y at 7:30 p.m. at the will be given and tbe Angel enWled' .. 0 ~me. 1:.et us taking a 1~, so young. He had Winter Camp
1ame loc1tlon. Choir wil,I sing ~d~ the AdoreHim."at7p.M.)'(M.lart been misled jn bis rellgloua
Three living scenf:I of the =~:!i~Nl~[":e~~ )l:lvit.ed to the anpual Otrist-teach.lngl , be crltd. Thia New Y~'a wee.kenc1,
evenb surrounding the birth f · the pr<>-mas Progcam. Everything wu a lie. December 30 -January 2,
of Jesus: will be presented by ,f« tV'el')'one ollodOWilll . . • , "The fnothel could mlnlater Winter Camp at Big Bear Pine
i . gram. On' Thur uthay evenmg:f, j •The Ro ad Cr J m only to the needs of the boy. Swnmlt will •· aponsor~ by the young people of F,..st the combffted yo groups o ., . Ch I L Sh -"d •t be! h r huaband ~ ~ Ckrtltlan Cllarcli, 1207 Main the Church wUJ go carollftg at . Bethlehem is Rev. at ts . e ~ n p e a.everal churches in the San st., Hunli"-+"n Beach. The Rose'• sermon on Sund1y, at and he knew no JOlact. Cl te The is ,,.::'.. vi -.1 ln a 7:15 p.~ eo .. · mu1,.., UlllJted MetHdlJt Then came Ouistmas Eve. emen Uarea. 11 cam! P
SCf:DeS can .,.. ew~ •1 The father was awakened by open to a c o e g a n a , brief drive through the U-The !nine Hllls Commmdty Oturcll, 8662 Heil Avenue, the sounds of Billy tossing fit-servicemen, and high 1ebool
lumlnated palh lo the parking Otarcb will pruent it'• first Huntlngtingtr6n 'Beach, •. s fully in his bed. atudtnta whofoodare Jookinc totnr
lat. It ce be eeen on Dec. 22 MUii Sunday s ·ch o o I members and friends worship Walking into the darkened grtat camp , recreaUon
and 23. ~s Program on Sunday together at 9 and 10:30 a.m. living room, the father looked the anow, lnaplring mus.age.a
at 6: 30 p.m. in the TUrtle.Roclc: Qlurch School classes for 111 at the presenta under the tree. . a~ dilcUUlon croups~ ~nd a "nle lesson-sermon to be E 1 e m e n t 1 r y Sc h o o 1 alet will be held at the same There were 80 m a n y ti.emtndOu• Ume meeUni ~·
lt ia pointed out that th•
Army is the only oraantiatioa
doing a large work ln the com-
munity for the families of the
area, but that It must depen4
on tbe generosity of the publl4 '
to fulfill It. tr1dltlo111l role. 'I
Every family, after ~
cleared accordlng to incOme -
ult: .liled,> ~. ~ve • ~1 erocery chec:Jr,for groceries ol r
their-choice, and new toys !oz: I
all chlldren ·under · fourteen •i
year• of age. !bis will amount r1
to about 5,000 toys. Jn ad· 1 dlUon, gilll will be distrlbuled ',
to more than 1500 MuW.. in t
convalescent hotpltala t and . =
retlrem~nt homes. accotdlnl , t
to Mra:.~Major Claar. :!
The Anny Is acltng' al • ~:
clearing houae for a 1 l '
Christmas giving of ch~ .
and organizaUoau of the ~ta :
Ana Tustin area. . -.. ~
The kettles are located ai.:-
shopptni centers and storelM' ri
for the convenience of lhop. · !
pert, or 1ifts may be malled• . to The Salvation Army at 1710 'I
Wlll Edln11r Avenue, Santa .
Ant. P.O. Bo1 503e. .1 . ' r•: j
Pastor Relieve~ heard at all Ort1Uaa Sdnce auditorium. nie church lnTites houra. 'die Ron Perkins · W unopened gtft.s therit for Billy. · peopl~. 11Je ~!!n.. speaker will
churches Sunday is "Is the · all tl'Vlne ·residents, and Btll Borland femUiee will light They represented the plina 50 be Don Brewer, tM youth
Universe, lncluding Man • friends from neighboring com· the fourth Advent Candle In cartlully made for the bey. mlnl1ter of. Lulheran Church
Evolved by Atomic Force?" munlties hi join them for an observance of the coming of of Our Savior. SAN FRANCISCO (AP). -
Area churches and service everu·ng of wann fellowship. the Cbrlsf Child. Then, In the .We will be leaving Dec. 30 at Tht Rtv. Robert Lenhard, who~ 0~-M Ill h founded t he Eplstopallan>, times include: ~\.II t1a Highllgbts of the evening w afternoon, the annual Churc 1 p.m. from the San Clemente h B Thf:..Sta
First Church, 2880 Mesa Verde include 1 tt:creation of . the School Christmas Program minister. Sunday School Is at HIJh School parking tot and church, St. Jo na Y·
Drive, 11 a.m.; Huntington Christmas story by the will -be presented at 4 p.m. 9:45 and Wmhlp 11 at 10:45. -lrrive home Sunday, January this year at Half Moon Bay,
Beach Fint Ottirch, Ith and children, a sbort film e1'tltled The Children's Choirs will be Nursery care provided. Dr. 2 at 2 p.m. The total cos[ ls baa been asked to stop holdll\
Olive, 1:30 and 11 a.m.; "The Very, Veey Vtty Best tinging, Christmas scenes and D.W. McElroy Is the mlniater. '21.75 wjth 1 $10 depasit when servicell, The E PI t c..o P 1 I B h F. t Church 1 •· f .._ h Diocese of Californla •~ Newport e1c 1rs • Christmas Gift", and 01o:1 . o choral reciptions will be given you' 1,6 .. up. Sign up lhroug
S30l Via Lido, Newport Beach singing. Homemade c:ook1es by the Church School Classes, A Course in Comparative the followlng ch u r c11e 1 : nouncement u.Jd tht pasto 1
I and 10:30 a.m. and Newpor\ and punch will be served after and "WhJle Gifts" will be ReligiQns is being conducted Luthiran CJiurch of Our had been bypaaaed whelt
Beach Second Church, 3100 the program. · presented to '••Mary Joseph by Florence Hol1Int:er at the Savior, Don Brewer ; Bishop C. Kilmer Mym of ..!'..
Pacific View Drive, 10 a.m. and the Babe'' hi be shared Baha'i Schoo~ ttlll!Buaro St., Jnterfaith Ser v l c em t n '• flcially sent another priest tnto-...
The' Rev. Dr. 1 Hen r J with thole Jeu fortunate . The Garden GrOve, SUnday at Cenll!l", Bill Hom : Gloria Del the area. -~~i
CU1tt Cliapel, a member of Gerhard minister of the Chancel Choir will he " IO~iO un. The SymbOloll)' of Lutherri,.P1ul.,5plll; Southlp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ "
the Melropolitan Community ctna'tll ~f ~· SCltace of ptrformini an airangement of> 'Oitlstmas, and °'arts ex-Shores i "Baptitf, Alick Lft 1•KATA NUISllY ::
Church terVing the Orange Lapiw Betdi, 200G •Llgunt Alfred Burt 'carols, "This Ii P1lfnlng the Two Prophetic Warner; ·Fin! -Bsplllt, •Al 'I ii
County b om o a ex u a I com.. Canyon Road. will apelk on ChrlJtmu,'! at the Chrl-tmu tlnM were diacusaed in th• Praill; San CI em en t e ,~:, -,:•:~ :,
munlty, will mtet ~ay a{ 1 the subject "The Comlna: 01 Eve Semcea;, Oectmbtr 24,·•t last tesson. The public 1J In-Presbyterian, Dal& Ebel~ San ON 111sTOL AT u1n ; ! •
p.m. at the Un 1 t r-i-a n · Qrist" Su~y. servtces er.e 1 p.m. Tht'Sacr•ment of HolJ ·v1tat. ' Juan Comm\l]tlty Cb. U, r ch, -.COSTA MllA • •
Univeraalist Church of Costa held at 9 a.m. and 11-a.m. Corrtrtitil\kiili will be offered at "" ... -Homer w,1~. There are on-14Mn4 ::
Mesa . On Christmas Eve at 11 Junior ·Church I• lib ieuion tbe erwtottht serVtce-. t. · John 'tlie DT• I• e ·1y 225 available spacta. ::
p.m. a Service of N1ne LeUonl dUrinl the t o'clock service. .E;lacepaf Chard, 2043 Orange : :
and Caroll wl11 be held. Teachers traineil in Science of A Chrbt~as Service or pro-Avenue, Costa Mtta will : :
Mind .,. tn charge of th• 1-1-• colored' olldes from obsemi . early Holy Com· Celebrate' Chr1'stm"8 .!' 11 Tbe Meaning of children from kindergarten =.cu . t 7 M At t30 !>"" -
Christmas" will be the toptc of h 1 B b many ·1 our ce a Illustrating munton a : ..... a.m. : .. .thrct&Jgh high IC 00 • a Y ,._-i~--s •··--· and carols a.m. Short Morning Prayer AT ;: Dr. Ackerman's sermon Sun-I I offe--• du~ng the \A•·•-•"' '""""u . .• care 1190 = n ind •-111111 Ille 1tory of the and Christmas presentation by ST. •ND"IW'S PRISBYTl•IAN CHURCH day at Chrl1t L 11t11 er a·a ri oervlce -··~y Jee· K ~ " " ·~ " Y • "~ birth of Bethlehem will be the St. John's Choirs tnd SUnday DECEMBER 19 ·• Ctntrcll, 35522 C,a min o turts are · @OMOred by the UI t..J. ·~ Clplstrano, Capistrano Beach, c"·-ch at • ·l•••e World, order of worship at Harbor School. Nuraery care W 1.1e _, :, l, 1nu "4 ..... "'--..... DI !pl f vld~ t I 30 Im The D•. CHAILll H, Dll•INPllLD Pl•.t.CHIN• at 10 a.m. ·A brief church Clubhouse T.wo, 10 a.m., with a.r<lan U1lll'c., IC ea·o t>ro cu a : · · ...,
meeting will follow. A youth Dr. Gerbanl H lec:turet. Chrllt, mee\1111 at Upper Bay Youth Group will pnsenl their .. 1100. 9:30 • 11:00
pot luck wtU be held frOm t to Boyt Club, 2131 TUIUn Ave. Christmas Pa I ea n t at Gif "
S P.m. The annual &indll' • , IO tn the eom Mesa. "Under~ Singlog EplacopanHome> for Ille A1ed _ ~Surprjse Christnias ts . SUnday, at ; p.m. j f the In .,,,_br I •"'"" • IO -School Cbrtltmu prosram sanctuaeyoftheSOaQUleato Sky" ls ,the .oubect o .. · ,,,..,. • -• ·~ .. •= 4,00 P.M. -
wtll be htld •l 7 _ p.m. Prnb)'terta• Clllwc•, 11 t meditaUon to be a:lven bJ tHe p.M. from th• Olurch.
Cbr1stmu Eve candlellll!t ~~-11 "--·"'c ls',-;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;.;.~~;-----::::-: SANCTUARY CHOIR ANO ORCHISTltA ··-•-will ~ held at 7:10 Avenue ~~ 1' "" ....., ~I 't 11' OR. JONAH c. ll\IWll DIRllCTIN•. ~ .,_ -Invited to a apeclal wvlcc of l
p.m. with special music and Carola and Candlu. The Chan-"The Ma•si'ah"
meditation. ed. Choir, under the dlrectlo flan ""
"Of Courie Tber• lo H~ • el Mr. JollA Ltverett, wlll llng .• QVftt oriel p.lt
It; the 1ermon of Doo A. .. will the P11lm and Carol Chain, under the dlrcctloo of BH1ett, lor Chrtatmu SUndty .Mr. and Mn. Wtyna Davis. Tbt So111b1""tl1 /lf~SI BtMltifiJ
at N<..,.n C.oter umt..i ... , Bob Gneowtld will brl~ M--'·'• f --. Metltodld Clnlrch. '11\lt con-nw •• "'"''-t'#
gre1atk>n worships af 11:1s •meditation entitled "O!rltt: M.AUIO!.NM • cow..a1v• • cwnm
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•s:OO P.M. ViSP&R SEltVICI
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"A Light Unto The Gentiles"
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1.m. at St. Michaels and AU Year Ztro.I' At the 9:30 and 11
Angels Ep\fCOptl Church, a.m. duplicate worohlp ~~1.'T"ft,EES of thcWORLD ST. ANDlllW'S PllHIYTllllAN CHUllCH I : Paclfle Vlew Drtv1 · and services the Rev. J<>1eph S. "'7 WllJ l R: '"If, • ..._ •• ...., N....,.,. .... ,
Marguerite, Corona del · Mac. Ste~ns wlll b r In C ·,~~~~~~-~==.JB~tl~IDl~m~S~on~lo~·A~no~•~n~d~Or~a~··~g~•-Jl _____ ~·:c:IM:,~-:~":•:•"": _____ .,..j ~ Special Christmas music Jn chrjatrnU mwago from Dr. Oii Fain>l•ID A ......• na.r1g1 '.I
the form of carols from other Lut1'1\report on the birth of ~.-.. ·-__, -
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HollywOod '
Pays Zilch, .
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• By ffEllB CAEN ,
SAN FRANC!~. Bob Men-
dela:lhn will "In yest i eat e" (al-
ways that word) the use or
misuse ol Sr. n Francisco by
visitln_g flln1 maker& -and thal'c not
the worst Idea I ever heard ... The
chutzpah or lhese Hollywood invade\•
is wondrour. to behold: they cloSe
1trttls. require tht. attention of a
CClrP6 of cops (even the Police Dept.
isn't prepared to say how maQy),
snarl traffic and cause property
damage -in return for whicb -Saa
Francisco gets all this neat publicity •
Jn "Bullitt,'' for example, it was
demonsJrated thlt two cars can
careen around town at IO miles an
hour without attracting a single
policeman. In "Dirty Harry'' we have
. a brute of a ,cop; in "The Organiza·
lion," S.F. crime runs rampant, in
"~cMillan and Wife" we have this
ding-a-ling of a Polict Commsr., and
so on . . .In return for using our
Yaunted views aDd hiring a rew )¥al
extras, the filmmakers pay I~ tjty
nothing : · Warner Bros.. a f t'e r
··eullilt, ·• did contribute something
toward a pool al Hunters Point, but
that was the end or ii. When I asked
ao e1.ec witn the Woody Allen flick ii
he was lJt.lping defray the city's et·
pemes, he replied, "Wellll, we may
give the Mayor a pair or tickets to the
premiere.·•
• • •
CAENF~ION: lt!ost or the
••overheard" Jines J print .weren't
overhea,r<t ~t all but were made up by
people who like to see their names in
lbe paper. One or the rew·"over~ard "
lines I ever actµa11y overheard was al
the old El Prado ba,r, where two
women were di'inking m a r ti n is .
"What's John's last name?'' the first
j
was saying, and tbe olbe-replied,
"John who?''
• •
PEOPLE who say "In poinL of fact"
when they mean "In fact" and "At
this point in rune" when they mun
"Now" are what Walter the Winch U&-
ed to call sholf..otfll. . • • •
lllY FAVORITE 'eore Porter atory :
When a Woman 'lo'ho was late to lunc,h
apologized,, "Sorry. I was delayed,"
Porter murmured, "How de lovely."
• • • •
A W T OF San Franciscans like the
Transamerica Pyramid. Others think
it sphinx. SU~, when S.F. sinks into
tbe:: octant Jt will .help searching
parties locate us. '
• • •
AL\tCN DUSKIN cou.ld have been
wrong depL: Ou~ in my neighborhood.
a beautiful okl red brick mansion has:
been torn down and replaced by an
apartment house that is e1actly 72
feet high, covers every inch of the lot
and looks awful.
• • •
I CAN'T PROVE IT, but: The
farther in advance you get the in·
vitaUon, the duller the party will be .•.
A woman who refers: to her husband
by his last name exclusively doesO 't
like him very much ... When the host
pours me a drink out or a fancy
decanter, I figure I'm getting che'ap
booze.
Don't Blanie Assessor
For Taxation Charade
By E.C. WIU.lt\MS .it•• espoMibility for the inoe~ •
81111 Diep Conly Al,....,. , . , , ~!lures, , ! I I
Probably the first premise to clarify ir. 'Olis is not a ,criticism of ihe pub)i'c ad-
"Euctly what h: the r~ponsibililY of tht minlstrators. These people are ••d4Jed
aS1e11Dr"? with the problem of preparing a bUdget
w.h.ich will pay for the services they are
required to perform, either by demand!
IOf the taxpayers, legislative enact-
ment or other legal basis such as
firP. depar'U\lenta, police departments. the
judicial syslem, public health, . th e
maintenance or records, overall ad-
ministration of the county and many
other services s_uch as the increalling de-
mand ·ror public recreation areas.
'Ibis office Is responsible f o·r
determinlng the market value of property
subject to ad valorem tax. We locate.
Identify and send 1,1p an aMessment roll
at 25 percent of market value by some
1,400 tax rate areas. That asses:smenl
roU . is then the base for about 3(M)
buctgeling agencies in the county,
including the scOOol districts. the ccunty,
the city and others.
WE HAVE no responsibility for
establi!lllng taz: rates, approving budgets
or dettrmining how much money will be
spent. Basically, taxes do not increase
un1e:as t1lCft mooey is iJ)e:Dt; and there
would be no increase in t.ues regardlea
of the movement of the assessment, pro-
viding the budgets remained static.
The general taxpaying public has been
mlsled, 'unintentiooally, because or the .
procedure of reporting taxes on the tiasis
nf lbe: tax rate and the assessment. A
better · approach l\'ould be lo report
strictly on the basis of line-by-line. items
in the budget for eacfl agency and wilh a
clear understanding as lo what services
are beinf:! rendered. what services cost
more and what new services are being
added.
It's a charade to play with the lax rate
and gloss over the fact of increased ex·
pendilU~I.
I WW.. ACCEPT full responslbilily and
""""'nlabllily !0< th< apprai&als made by
my ttaff. Il is not within my province.
nor do I have the 1ultw:rity, to accept the
Housing
From o tpeech by George Ronn1ey.
1ecretary of linusi11g and urbou de·
velop"1e11t.
In my opinion. the crisis or our cities
will never be solvtd until we recognize
thal the central ci ty is only a segment of
the "Real City" -a segment whose
future ,.rvte is Gill undetermined. The
"Rtal City.'' of COlll'8e. is the entire mM>P61rtan ""L Al those •·Ith the
priraelpal lnvutrMhl ln the central city.
you have the greatest economic stake in
the debate lhat is commencing over the
futurt or our central cities.
Of one lhlng we can be certain. We
change positively and live, or we change
nqaUvely and ultimately die. That1s troe
of men. It's true ol neUon1. And it's true
of cflles.
POOR FA.MW.ES and part.·famil~"'
pow more and more conct:ntrattd in
~ ·that deterk>ratH faster than It
can be replattc:I. Overcrowded schools.
ttl,ne, pJllutloo ind ugliness prollftr1te.
Bllght takes over wtiere vllallly one<
reigned. Whit wu once a .supportive tax
baa<, conlrlbulil1J &o provldln& p>m·
"
~lANY i OF OUR political pedagojues
preach tliat tax relief is necessary. The
only suggt!lions or legislation I have
seen merely shift the burden from one
source to another. I have watched rtlief,
including the homeowner's re£und and ex·
emption, tht various sublic11es to the
cities, the countits and the schools from
the slate and federal government, and It
all kind ot remind s me of passing the ice
cube through five or six sets of hands and
it doesn't have mUch cooling effect . ~ taxpayer is just going to have to tak~ a ~eali!\lic ~at v:hal he wants. or
what he dOesn't.. want. in the way of
services to be provided by the various
echelOfl!I or government. The county 's
,.~arch for solvency has been intensified
by the increasing number or serviees
mandiited by the state.
We in the asseU-Or's office are quite us.
td to be Ing 'the whipping boy. Our pro-
cedures requir~ judgmental resolves in
which tbert are d'ifftttncea of opinian.
AccOrdingly, most people find it easier to
challenge an apprais.al, than to fathom
the budget process, or challenge the ex~
penditures.
the · Key
munlty services for the neighborhood,
becomes a drain on the city treasury,
sapping the re.sources so needed to pro-
mote posiU\·e development.
Added together. these ingredients pro-
duce the central city or today. ll Is
anythlfli but 1 pretty or a hopeful pic-
ture.
Tht problems have generated and
mWUpUed 90 rapidly that It's more than
governments can do just to keep up. Our
baod-aid responae haa not been getUng to
tbe source of the pain. We have passed
laws and instituted programs on a
p~emeal bas:11 that rttUl.t ln a fragmm-
tatfon of d!Ort.
OF Tlllll'£ :rlflNGS I am certain.
l-"irst. tht crisis of our cities "'ill not be
solved until we seek aoluUons on tht buls
or the real ctllcs rathtt than the legal
cities,
The: second ls thal the crisis of our real
cit\e! 11rlll not be solvtd until we aolve tht ·
probltm of race relations.
The third Is that we will not 50Jve Uwi
problems of the real cities and race rel•·
tions unlU '"e 10lve the problem of pro-
vldln& equal opportwlity In bousinl-
• '
ELECTION . MANUAL~
How to Fiml Right Cand ·idate
•
Semantic Ju .ng!;e • in
. .
By MARK DAVIDSON
I~ ~ ~CLA .Mootbly
.M',fs i pranual' 10~tielp you survive
u.eJupComing eleCtiOn year. fn other
wonts, thls is a first-aid guide for acute
auacks or 'ltmantR: poUUUon. . . \ . . . ' • This ~al was prepare<! with the asiista~ of ,UCLA a&jlboit,Uu' of many
acidemic " ~pnenb : .and ',P,oµtical
penuasiionS. • '11iey . ~w~e OOb~UVeJy
motiv•i.d 'by \Ile thinkinlr Ql"i .sdldlar
with uoikn6w~ vested lnte~'i'P arif.1'ft
campaign. His name: Conrui:iUs: '••' . ......
Said Confucius: "If lapguage is not <»r·
rect, tben what is: said b not what is
meant;: if what is said is not:meant, t'hen
what ought to be: done remains WI·
done. • • (And) tbe pedple will lfland
about in helpless confusion."
That Confucius's concern still is rele-
vant may ht: inferred from almost iden·
tical warnings issu.ed recently by such
di,verse. observers as $Cinartjicjst S. I.
l}ayakawa and historian Henry Steele
Commager -and by literary critic
George Steine!', whose words a Los
Anfelea Times editorial quated last May
to warn us that "the la!lguage or politi~s
has become iilfected with obscurity and rradnes,, ...
Note tha.t such warnings are directed
against public language, not necessarily
public officials. That's an important
distinction,. because it means this pollu·
tion-control is the responsibility of us all.
As anthropologist Edward T. Hall wrote a
few years ago in ''The H i dden
Dimension," all people "are captives of
the language they speak, as long as they
lake their language fOr granted.'' ln
short, each of us is threatened by what
economist Stuart Chase ca lled "the
tyranny of words."
Therefore, the following advice is
presented ia the name Of semantic libera·
tioo, which is • relatively. obscure and
fragmented movement that we wish
would gel itself together. It's a move.
ment that need! to glow strong enough to
~~~~~;!~l ~i:J~onWy
in.1 '~:'riZ'um.yJf n'faDua by riSk·
ing offense to those who regard
themselves n ljberals and con9ervatives :
Tlie 1,111.Con Game
1n this extremely popular pastime,
you're urged Ip choose the liberal or eon·
servati ve role and then to assume your
oppontnt is a dragon so you can be
righteously anlkiragon . Like the dragon·
tilting games of yore, it's more fun than
facing reality. But, sinct real menaces
are being ignored. it's a game in whic h
everybody eventually loses.
The way lo protect yourself from
liberals and conservatives is to recogniu
that, like dragOM, Ibey simply don 't ez:-
ist. And neither. do tht ferocious
creatures called radicals and reac·
tionaries. ·
A person may be "leltist'' or "rightist''
about something, but even tht>Se vague
classifications are subject lo change from
topic to topic and from day lo day.
Moreover, the person may be "leftist''
and "rightist" about the same topic at
the same time, f1ependlng on the political
direction rrom which the person is being
viewed.
If you want to focus on reality, an yoL'
have to do is stop asking what a person In
public life Is. Instead, ask only what that
person Is doin(. Then you 'll be able lo
think clearly about what's being done,
and (as Confucius say) what remains un-
done.
The Dumpty D1nnpty
Game
"When l use a word," Humpty ar-
rogantly advised Alice In '''l'hroogh the
Looking.Class." "it mean11 just what I
choose it to mean.·· He I h e n
demonstrated by "explalning"' t h e
nonsensical poein "Jabberwocky,'' in
which ''brillig" is interpreted to mean
"four o'clock in the afternoon."
1'oday, a whole century after Oxford
mathematician Lewis carroll ''role that
expose or semantic n1anipu\ation. there
are ·Humpty Dumptys an o~er the
polllical landscape. And , like lbe original
character who confronted Alice, the Ill·
ter-day Humptys pretentiously prove
varioU.s absurdities by defming words ac-
cording to whlm.
To defend yourself against this
manipulation, stop asking yourself the.
ml!leadJng question, "What does lh1t
word mtan?" Words: don't meao : peep4e
mean. \Vords have no mort lntrins1c
meaning than lhe gibbtrlsh or Jab-
benvocky. Therefore, on issues oC apec\al
Importance to you. it's ntttssary to
check more than the dictionary. Ask:
"Whit does that word menn to the penon
using It?" In the case ol pollUcal
spttehts, It ""IY be helpful to phrase. the
qutstion: "Whal does that peraon want
the pgbUc 10 thlnl:: that word mear11?''
You ma)' not Ond it ea~ 10 obtaln the
answtrs, bu~ the qutsli9ns thtmsclves
Will help ktep )'OU OQ your euard.
I
Neio•peok
Sevenl~"ff!VM years lftt:r \'Through
lhe Looking-Glass," anolher ED811sh
author, George Orwell, cafTied 'Humpty
Dumptyism to ltt ultimate extreme.
In O.rwell 's fantasy about
tatalltarianlsrn. 198•. "Big Brother" plan'\
ned the gradual• replacement of stand&td ' ' English, .c~lled Olcf/peak, ~th a l\>OUghl·•
COOIJ'QI f~guage CaUed Newspeak. Tbis
meant ~ \fOrch would b& phasea out
and some new words wotld be phased in.
But ~Uy it meant a continuous con-
dilioniQ& of tbe pub.lic.-Jo tlililk-of old
word1 fln new ways.
This.massive brainwashing began with
Big Brother's three albgans : "War is
Peace," "Freedom is.· Slavery.~· and
"Ignorance is Strength.".
Slogan Sedneth.11
Slogans are notoriously seductive
because they satisfy three common crav·
inga : the desire lo take a vacation from
thinking, the desire to express hostility in
a manner that is socially acceptable, and·
the desire ta achieve instant 'roup-ac-
ceptance. •
So go ahead and ht: seduced if you
must. But don't forget to hate yourself in
the morning.
False Dilemin'"
If you do play around with slogans, you
risk being Infected by a false-dilemma
vision of society, in which everybody is
obliged to "lov~ it or leave it." After a
while, you mlgh.t become blind to the fact
that society really offers many more
choices than you can paste on a bumper.
The Abstraetion Ganae
This is ooe oC I.he sloganeer's favarite ·
sports. He uses an abstract. concept-like
''Freedom," ''Ju s ti c-e,'' ar
"progress"-as if It were something
tangible like apple pie.
The trick about this game is that 1
word like "treedom" represents only a
partial thought. "Freedom" is totally
meaningless unJess you say "freedom to''
or "lreeddro !rom" or 11freedom for."
This may s9UJld Uke a m'ere technicality,
until you loot back into hlstory and see
bow many human beings have been
sacrificed for • "frttdom" that never
was completely defined.
11,you want lo fix this les900 ln your
mind, Imagine a campaigning politician
who goes to lbt corner of Hallywood and
v"me to 'gr8nt unlimited apple pie to each
passing pede&trian. SO far, so good. Now
imi.gine that the pollUclan starts to grant
eai:h pedestrian unllmlled "freedom."
"1be result would be • lot of dead
jaywalkers.
The Analogy Game
Political analogies may be used to
manlpulate you either negatively or
positi'l'ely. For instance, you're threaten·
ed with "another Munich" or promised
another ''moonlanding."
Some of the analogies may · be com-
pletely justifiable. But the problem is
that most of us are too busy with aur
~veryday ltves to subject each analogy to
the necessary research. To make matters
worse , many ot us are too proud to admit
that we don't have enough background
information. CoosequenUy , we tend to
respond to analogies automatically with a
knowing nod.
1n this ganie. theref'ore, your only
defense is honesty. Admit your ig·
norance. Then show the anal~-R)OOger
that you're smart enough to demadd that
he slick to arguing about the policy he's
peddling.
J:he· Hall Truth
This is one of the m05l difficult devices
to detect. That's because the decep-
tion-the missing half of the truth-is
completely invisible.
In. a typical form or this game, you're
told I.hat a certain criminal law in your
state iJ bad because the crime rate i•
tha t ,category has risen in the last year.
One of the "factors mis.sing from this 11"·
gument i1 the crucial question or what
Start Early Next Year
To Evade the Flu 6ug
Q. Wftb a nu epidemic predicted lbJs
winter, can nue be prevented by lmm anl-
iatJon?
A. Yes, to a lltnited exteht'. The disease
Is due to a number or different strains of
virus. Vaccines which are now availabfe
for protection combine as: many strains
as is feasible, the combination varying
·rrom year to year in anticipation of the
particular type of flu which is foreseen
that year. A nwnber of people seem to
have. nu-like . respirator,>'. i fl f e c Ii on s
despite having been 1 m m u n i z. e d.
Neverthe less, this protectian is effecUve
enough so that it is usually advised for
persons whose health would be
particularly . endangered by nu. These
high risk group1 indude ektely persons.
pregnant women, and persons with
serious chronic illnesses sUch ·is heart
disease, lung disease, or diabetes. Flu
shots are not recommended routinely for
children.
Q. \\1hen should flu shots be taken?
A. The immuniiation pr o c e d u r e
consists of two injections, taken one or
two months apart. Immunity lasts about
six months. Flu shots should 'not be taken
in the midst of a flu epjdemlr.
Q. Wllat is Ou '!
A. Flu -the popular tenn for influenza
-is a viral infection which is quite
common during the winter season. The
illness makes the patient !eel ·utterly
mi.serable, and can .sometime' (but not
c omrxionly ) devel'op ~rlous
compllcattoos, f!J symptoms Include
headache, cough, .aore· throat, nasal
discharge. fever, muscle paiDs, and a
general feeling of · ~ickness. The. ~t
uncomfortable symptoms usually subside
after a few days, but the patient i.s likely
to feel very tired and below pk for a
week or so.
Q. How is tbe disease lJ'ansmittt-d?
A. The infection is very readily
transmitted through any sort of close
contact with an infected p e r s o n .
Exposurt to a patient who is coughing or
sneezing can ht: very risky. If one person
in a household has flu, the rest of the
family often contracts the disease. It
spreads rapidly through classrooms and
affices. Persona with nu are urged, for
their own well·belng as well as for the
safety of others, not to ·go to work or
school until they recover.
Q. How should nu be treated'!
A. Treatment is: directed towar.d
keeping the patient comfortable and
preventing the development of
complications. The patient should stay in
bed. be encouraged to drink adequate
amaunts of fluid, and be fed a Jigbt diet.
Aspirin can help lo reduce the discomfort
and cough medicine often affords relief.
too. Beyond that, the disease must run its
course.
Q. Do '!lntibkltics help the patient with
Du?
A. No, since Du is caused. by a virus
and antibiotics are effective only in
combattlng bacterial infections. When a
physlcian prescribes an antibiotic in the
presence of nu. it is because the patient bas developed a secondary complication
due -io bacterial agents -a post-nu
pneumonia or an abscessed ear, for
'e1ample.
-Callfornla Medkal Associado•
Sa'1ing: the Deer
The Missouri Highway Qepartment Is
Installing mirrors along certain sections
of hl&bways and therein lies a tail -
''while tstl" that is.
The mirrors cut down on the ·number or
deer-vehicle accidents. Thus, rewer cars
art banged up and more deer are
available to hunters. •
The unique device l1i actually nothing
more than two round three--inch mirrors
mounted at 4~ degree angles abOUt ~
feel above the """"'1· Tltty Wofk
becalnt deer are Creatures of habit, US·
ing the same. CroM!ng for yurs.
11 .. dllght.r from · passing "" renect
•1•int1 the mlriors Cluslllf llfbt beams
to Okttr Into 1be cub, draws end tlmber
alongside t.adny~, Thete sharp pencil·
flte beams startle the deer alld cause
thtm to stop. OnCe 1he 1\ght beams &top
ruckerlng. the deer then cross in safely .
The mirror slgnr art lnstalltd oa •
slaggertd syste-m at about 75-fOot in-
lervals on both sides of lht highway. The
number of posts b1stalled de.pends upon
the terrain borderln& the bi&bway and
the estimated number lor deer usina the
crossing.
As an exa1nple. where slopes arc steep
and gu::rd rail borders the roadway , the
<tter cross at the ends of the guardrail.
This requires mirrors to be installed only
at the ends: o(· the guardraU . Jn other
areas where there may be several deer
crossings within a half-mile area, 1 con-
tinual stretch of mirror signs are
necessary.
Department engineers said that during
1970 approtimately 1800 deer were tilled
by vehicles in Missouri. Jn the Hanniba,l
area last year 29 deer were kUled, by
tra!nc. Anu the mirrors we~ tnmaUed
only one detr.v1hicle accident had betn
recorded.
The mirrors are scatterea throughout
the 1late at ,varloU!I pl acts where there ts
a high concentraUon of deer crossing ll'le
highw~s. The State Conaerva l lon
Department pinpoint! the locations for
the Highway Department before lo-
stallatlon Is made.
·Tfptoo (Mo.) TllDCI
happened tc. crime elsewhere 1n the na-
tion during the same period. \
You see, it might be that there was a
national crime wave, caused by aome--
tbin&: eatirely diffe,rent. Moreover, it
might be that this Q3tional crime wave
was much worse in other slates. i~I·
ing the possibility that the aforemen-
tioned Jaw in your state actually might
have achieved crime cootrol !
One way to expose a ha1f truth: The
nen time ~meone tells you that "A''
caused "B," ask ii he's made any effort
to fmd out if "B" 1s happening in places
where there is DO "A."
-The Case of the
Hlddnt Elephant
We've ,named this game after the old
story about the know·il-all traveler who ' boasts to his friend that "there are
elephants in Thailand so intelligent that
they have learned how to hide in trees.''
The friend replies: "But I oiice spent a
whole year in Thailand and r didn 't see
tbern ! " The first gentleman smugly
replies : "l told you those elephanls \\'ere
smart:"
If you listen carefully to the con·
temporary dialogue of politics, you'll
hear this game being played with douns
(){ issues~ten involving alleged con-
spiracies in which the lack of evidence is
cited as proof that the oonspiracy not on.-
ly exi.!ts but also is devilishly clever!
Nat..., • Calll11g ·
Perhaps the most naive semantic
abservalion of all time was: "Sticks and
stones will break my bones but names
will never hurt me."·
Name-calling can be the first step ln a
dehumanizing process that enables S<lme
people to view other human beings as
animals or even as things. If you believe
name-ealling is harmless, you just
haven't read enough history.
Stereotyping
DirecUy related to name-calling is the
practice or actmg .as if an incUvidual can
be fully defined bJ, group. A trivial ex·
.ample iS the pbras4 ,:boys will be boys.''
, /. ~vJal ... exam ee~ni-t . World ;~n:.~~.1 ,1 ied before a ~I ee ' that 1t was
perfectly proper to establish "relocation
camps" for thOusands of Americans or
Japanese 'ancestry-because ·~ Jap·s a
Jap."
l/11derstateme111. nud
Overkill
These two form s of manipulation, alsu
known as euphemism and hyperbole, arc
like semantic barbiturates and bennies.
They're effPCt.ive in the short·run, but
they must be handled with great caution
l~t they desensitize the body politic.
Tbe "relocatioo camp" euphemism
helped desensttize <1ur national con-
science ~bout a brazen and bruta1 policy
o! racism. In recent years, the need for
prison reform has been partially eon·
cealed behind the euphemism "cor·
rectional facility."
In a very recent example of hyperbolr,
a so-called underground newspaper
responded to the firing of 27 performers
from a rock radio station by publishing a
large front+page headline that accused
the station of genocide. The unre strained
use of such a word lends to devalue its
emotional currency. making the word
potentially less effective as a means of
communicating really extreme outrage.
Ironically, those who devalue a word
like genocide are engaging in bas}cally
the same process of desensitizing the
public as those who once concealed the
barbarism of Buchenwakf behind the
euphemism "final solution.''
Semantle Anarchy
Obviously there is no way of prevent-~ng .. ~ords from "cha11:ging their mean·
mg m the course of cultural evolution.
~ut t~at's no excus~ tor burning dic-
tionaries. If we don I keep trying to
adhere to some common standards of
C<lmmunicaUon, we all could end up like
the three hard-of-hearing old ladies on an
English train that ha s just stopped at 11
Jocai.station.
"Is this \Vembley~"
"No. it's Thursday."
"So am 1. Let's.stop and have a drink."
--~-t!I
Saturday, December 18. 1971
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presenting a variety of com-
mentary on topics of Inter-
est and signlfl~ance from
informed observers a n d
spokesmen.
Rob.rt N. Weed, Publlahtr
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Good · mornhig, boys and
girl•, and welcome to another
Satw'day or fun and learning
Ing wilh ,uncle ·~and his friends~· land y.
you have , 'l\'ait for . We
·at the DAILY PI have 1-T:.;.;:.'f:~:i;-\i~·;;;··<i:·-;;::E· :::-~ .. ~~::::;:
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chosen our winner and nmnen f
·\IP in the ~nnual Uncle Len -m \~~~., ~ Ha:ukkah cu.d • ~-
The grand prize winner of a , *'' trip to Disneyland for a day
With her whole family ill
Kathy Matics, 12, of 9156 Daff. ' '0
odil, Fount{lin yalley. Kathy's
winning entry will become the
official DAILY PILOT Christ-
mas card and will run on
page one , ~i.st~ i,Day .•
She and her" parents and
brother an dsi!Jter will be the
guests 311 day .Monday of
Disneyland and the DAILY
PILOT. Look for the photo
Christmas morning show-
ing Kathy and her family on
their big day.
Also, keep your eyes o·n the
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because a page made up of the
drawings by the ten runners
up will run.
The runners up are Diane
Johnson, Fountain V a 11 e y ;
Catherine· Halloran, c o s t a
Mesa; Chrlstlann Be.ck ,
N~wport Beach; Raun Thorp,
Newport Beach; Sandra Joan
Smith, Costa Mesa; Vanessa
Halloran, Costa Mesa ; Mary
Shaffer, Huntington Beach;
* PRIZE WINNER * Joyce Jones, 341 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa, Calif.
Any child un~er 12 cin enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of pl~in, white paper sin inches wide ~d
4 inches 'deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, ~ge and address
on back of drawing. Mail \it to Uncle Len's Art COnttst, Box 1$60, DAILY
PILO'I'. Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Ke.M~Y ball dollar.
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Fode Present
Foxie, the J1rizona·Sonora Desert Museum1s kit·
fox, has the right idea. Now all she's got ·to do is
wait for Santi. to start pouring in the goodies dur·
ing his visit to Tucson.
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Scrooge Facing
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.\Tough · Hill Fjght : ; .. '
WASlll!tJTON CAP) -
capttol ... '• pollUcal I>'"' are
OpenJy 'buJlnc vote1 in a wild
Olriltmal campaign plttin1 a
• baUllled pennyplncher agalnat
a bearded1toymaker.
PosttrSi are prolilerating,
committee.a \aft m a p p tin g
_political ltr~, charg~ are
ftylnf among liberal! and con-l#<'.~11..,
aervaUves, and the ablentee
~ caocUdatea 'are i 11 u Ing
statements• through dummy •.,.,.,;Qioi.<.;tii tddresses. ' .. i It's a mock campalan for an
at-large seat in the House.,
matching: •
-Underdog Ebeneezer
5crooae, , .woalthy Eneti•h
businessman who gained ·con-
tiderable i:epute following a
sud·den per1ona.Jity
transfonnation a 11 e g e d l y
prompted by ghoola. '
-Early favorite, · Santa
Clius, a far North manufac-
turer and wo'rld-w.ide
distributor of toys, t o
youngsters who heed their ,
paronts.
A=rding to the fir>t day'a
tabulations of the tl yotes ,
being solicited by t h 8 I
Congmsional Stall C 1,u b • I Sc~ooge leaped into an initial J
lead but wa:s quickly}
overtaken by a big batch of 1.
ballots t;otlght by C I a u s ;
backers. By Christma.s, all J
money will go to Charity. ,
Cataclysm . • Ill Space Alleged
Each voter receives a badge ;
and is asked to explain his ,
stance ·to others who are in
tum Urged' to ca.!lt theii own
ballots for the candidate of
their choice.
The Claus advisory com·
mittee, meanwhile, d e n l e d
reports that airline pilots had
MOUNTAIN VIEW (UPll -Mercury and parts of the to\atJ.ng 200 tlmtis faster 't)µn filed a confidential complaint'
JJ..esearchers of the National moon would have melted. fod,._af., or ' Once ~very t,hree about potential mld-air• col·
Ae-nauti'cs and s p a c e 11 th ' ~. i le d r lisions . with frequently stop-~ , v A ls, scientists _ said, ~urs ns a o ~very once 1 1 d aJr,
Administration Thursday pro-would have occUrred 4.6 billion . evefy 27 days a~ at present. It ping, 8 n ma ,. r a" n '
posed a new theory, based on years ago. The solar system is~ ~ , the hi< rotation f'hlch v~ihl~~.u g h 1 e p.i. rate.
studies of meteorites, that a tbougtit to bes million years ' Wotlld have1throWn the large statements of candidacy, the~
cataclysmic e.vent occurred in old. mass of gaJ out Into the solar nd 'ded th ttie early bistory of the solar ayatem. conte ers prov1 ese ap-
, The theory was based on "-------peals for votes: ' 1ystem. · rad Io active dating of· AIUKIUJlctment of the theory Claus -"I sincerely feel.
Mark Hansen, Costa Mesa.
Next to the winner, these
. · .ten wer.e considered the very
best and will win Kennedy half
dollars for their efforts:.
The stall at Fairview State
Hospital would like to thank
all the entrants in the contest
because the cards will be
given to children at the
hospital to make their Christ-
mas cheery, too.
Our regular contest entries
were pretty slim this week but
I guess you were all cot!·
cintrating on the contest. This
week really dig in and do
some fantastiC entries.
Christmas tree i! just one
offshoot of this .
Legend holds that the "tree
of knowledge" in the Garden
ofEde.n was an evergreen and
that when Eve plucked one of
its, fruits, the leaves shriveled
up and died. On the night
Christ was bom1 it is said, the
tree blossomed again and bore
fruit. For this .among many
reasons, the evergreen ii a
symbol of Christmas.
According to the theoty, a meteorites. Some meteorites ·was made at NASA'S knes that the House of )lepresen..
rapidly spinning sun threw out have no history of tnelting, but Research Laboratory. It waS tatives could use rq)' ex·,
who was a missioniry in electrified gases -a third of1 others underwent melth;1g 4.8 formulated by Dr~ Cti!rles P. perience and my phil050phy,
Germany dedicated the fir Its mass-<:ausing heating and billion years ago. Sone and Dr. David S. Colburn not just on Dec. 25 "but
tree as a symbol of Clu:,ist, melting of the inner planets At ~hat time, it was sug-of Ames; and by Dr. Kenneth throughout the entire year .. ,
replacing the pe.3an god sym-including Mercury, Mars and gested that the suq was a Schwartz of Ame r l can I think America needs todayt
bol cf the 03k tree. Earth. Tauri star -a very young Nucleonics Corp. ' a spirit of unse.lfishne;s, a
Qmgiatulation.s .to the win·
ne.rs.. 'Ibe choice w115 ~ very
bard one.
our topic will be •one more
time Christmas. But this time
it will be on Chriatmas Day
ud au the fun and worship
which make it 'Yonderful.
Did you know that man has
used trees in his worship ror
thousands of ywa. T h e
S..d yo11r ..-t10111 to •• Alldy,
cto OrolNJI' Co•t Dally Pir.t, ...
1160, C•t9 M.., Cellf. . '
' struggle toward civilization
Biblnd the multiple forms of
worship, the major faiths are
, How many. religions are there founded on a rew no'ble ideals
ln the world~ that no one can ,dispute:. It is
surprising that each ideal ar-
Religion is a sensitive sub-rived at a cert'ain stage of
Ject and whatever we say history, when people were
·about it, it Is bound to annoy ready for a nobler concept of
somebody. Thls is because, bum an life on earth.
Christmas trees were first
used in medieval German
plays depicting the creation of .
man, FU:,_ trees w\th aP,!lles
and 'ornaments on \hem :were
representations of the tree of m.. • . '1 1111 oiJbtll.~n~ry1 >411 { lepn~•' aay lhit!W Bohl!~
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It is said that Martin Luther The gases would have. str.!' shrouded in clouds of gas Their theory would e1plain touch of kindnrn, a little bit:
first decorated a tree with created a glganUc electric amt dust. why some meteorites, once a of brotherhood and a lot more:
lights using candles on the generator running for a The sun would have been part of larger planetary bodies love for all mankind." '
branches, Since this i I million years, under the new In the asteroid belt, have Scrooge -"I realize that t
d8.ngerous, electric lights were theory. As electric currents undergone such comp I et e am considered to be stingy
first used in 1902 ln Amer!ca. ran through planets, electrical Student Wins melting that iron and nickle and mean. but I learned Jong
The first decorated, 1.ift-resistance produced heat, i·ust wu Jeft.in a near pure state ago that the Christ.mu spirit
laden Christmas tree was as the element of a light globe Lynne Parris, a junior at ' 'l'1\e ~earch k.am said ihe is a warm rrnd wOnderful light
believed to have been that o( heats. University High School, Irvine, theory was consistent with that should stay lit all year
Queen Victoria's in England It was suggested the process placed first in the journalism observations of young stars, long. On the other hand, 'Bah,
130 years ago. would have. stripped the inner division .of the Orapge County, aorri! of ,.whl~h. lJlaY ~be ,.e1· humbug~ still a,ya a dot to-
We are out of ..space: today, planets of their atmospheres. Ada~em1c DecaVtlon. \ ~11n~nfslmjl'"~~~clysms, day.'~ • .. .. 1 ...
lb read the-Toolumn ne1t week -":-::-..:·::;::-=::;:::;=::.·:::;;::=:,:;:::::==========:====================; for more interesting origins of .. , ·
ChriS~\'5 symbols.
B~ s~e apd sb.df the old --m'~ :sa¢k thl.5 week.
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YOUR 'NEWS ·QUtZ , -' .
PART I· NATIONAL AND INTER'NATIONAL
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RIDDLES and JOKES
Give your.self 10.f points for ea'bh correct
a.ruiwer.
* PRIZE WINNER
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Dear Carol: What happened when
the first train reached the prairie?
•a1qno.1f unlu1 p1Q A•l.f.1. :JaNt1uy
.19'11 M•,..r111, fl,\. INJ Gr11111 ,lw.,
Cffll Mui
1 The United States (CHOOSE ONE: ai)propriated,
l!iuspended) $87.5 million in general economic
l6&!1tance to Indit.
2 the Indo-Pal:.istan Wa r f&.tiue was sent fromtb.e
Secur-itY Council td·the General As1Sem.blywhen
a gr e em en t was tieadJoeked by v"to..,'!I 1rom
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Match word clue, with their correspond-
ing pictures or 1ymbol•. 10 point• for
ea.ch correct answer.
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Middle Eaatmediator
2 ..... ,, though the major religions are Let's not be '~~artened
founded on -the same basic because many people do not
concepts, most of them set "'pra."ctice what they preach. l====================::'J forth .a lot of personal · opi• For example, Islam' means
·nions. More than half o! the peace and kindness. Yet..---------------------,
a-C,ornmunisl China.
b-Poland _
c•the Soviet UnJon
3 The is1ue was transferiec{ to the General A·••
sembly under the authority of the •• ? •• reso--
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This national council
adviiea president on
industrial poll~tlon ·
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·'people in lhis world have very Moslema tried to spread their
. d e f I n i t e religious opinions. religion by the sword and
·About 10 percent of these feel practiced cruel h u m a n
that anybody else's religious slavery. Chrlstians ha ve
opinions deserve at least a fought each other over dif·
nasty letter and possibly a ferent intlrpretations of their
poke In the nose. faith. The simple fact is that
In the modem world, there till religious ideals a r e
are about a dozen major guidelines -and lf human
religions. Each one is based on nature were perfect we wo1f1a
'the'noble ideas of some wise not need them . ·
CHRISTMAS' IS COlillNG
Christmas is coming
It's practically here
I didn't know Christmas
Was so near.
It's a time for singing,
It's a time for ,ioy .
It's a time when Santa brings toys
To good UtUe girls and boys.
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teacher and stems . f r o m Primitive man sensed that
·previous concepts held in the. there is more to this world
distant past. Human nature; than meets the eye and
liowever, tends to dispute worshiped "!lpirlts ln nature. L---------------------' ·basic te.achlngs, especially Later cultures deified gods,
'.those that mention how a goddesses and sacred animals.
person should behave-. Hence, AbOUt 3,000 years ago, they
numerous. de.nominations split began to sense One Supreme
off from the major religions. • Being and felt some of this
For example, almost a bllllon loving wisdom w i t b in
Christlins worship ln ID:ore themselves. This realiution ii
than 300 different denom1na-· our lesson for the present page
,llons. Yet all of _them ,accept of history. · ·
the gentle ftli't!On bbrn m
Christm D And¥ W\Cl1 I Wori.1 .... All•• i. . ;Bethlehem on as ay, 1r11n o.v11, ... 1~. o1 RI*• WISCOl'l•ll1, for hl1 -Hon: " .. ·1971 years ago.
' Almost half a billion Asians Wby Js there Do liPtniq II
· . are Hindus. Their kindly freezing wuther? '
t'eliglon was founded around To produce lightning, the
2500 B.C. and stemmed from weather needs . a s t e e p
much older faiths of India . temperature gradient. There
Almost half a billion persons must be a very sharp drop in l~t;:1""
are Moslems. Their falµi of temperature between t h 'e
Islam is an offshoot of Chris· surface level and the freerlng
tianity and was founded about air about se.veh mlles above
500 A.D. About 3'1l million the ground. The t t o r m y
persons accept the courteous turbulMC{! also needs oon-
falth Of Confucius, founded Oictlng masses of dry and
about 500 B.C. damp , air. Lightning and
nUr{ng thla, *8me .. a. Asia thunder occur when these op-
aave--birth to ~ other ~-posing incredients engage in
jor rettgtons. Thtlf follower• we.athery w a r fa re. . The
Include 77 million. Buddhists. turbulence builds up electrical
$4 million Taoists and t0me 77 charges in different parts of
million accept the offlelal the storm cloud. 1'bese are,
Shinto rell¢on of Japan. The di.scha.rged ln Oaehes of llihf.D.
Hebrtw rtllaion it based oa in&. which cauee tbu.nder. l..l
the teachings of Moses, , who Over land areu, s~eep
llvtd around UOO B.C, · Mon temperature grodlenta 1\l't 91i;;:;;..
than two million Jews now Uve. most likeq to build up b'I swn-
ln Jnel and another ii.. mer. The surface gets much
.mllUon art dliunl of other hotter thtn the freezl.ng alt
c:ountrles. • aloft. ln winter~ there 11. not
ReUgioos lftW. up wl\fl enough contrast between the
human history Ind their basic surface and upper air to trig·
concep&a auided the. long ger lightning coodlllons. 1
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A Dog's Lite
Contesla, two year old l)OOdlo, finds riding the bl,
cycle with her owner, S:ttpl1anie Teller,. 11, of Ed·
gartown, Maas. much better than walkins.
lutlon. · •
a-!i.lliance of Nations
b-UNSCOP
c-Unitlng for Peace
4 India recognized what it cl.Ila The People's
Republic Of , . ? •• as &n independent nation.
5 New &tpreme Court Justice Lewis Powell w111
take the seat vacated by the late Hugo L. Black.
,True or False?
PART II • WORDS IN THE NEWS
•t \ ' • I ·,-Taite 4 point• for each viord that. yoµ can
match with its correct meaning,
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Franc i 6CO Franco,
·1eader o! Spain, re-
Centiy ·turned 79 .......
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will appear on this
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problem di1cu&1ed at
.NATO meeting
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Non-po litical mes-
sages had not been re-
ceived from. them for
10 months
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Montflly ptyoheckdou-
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2 ..... aed.1Uon
a-capable of ex11tlng
independenUy
b-eciu!1ity of 'PO~er!<, ~
o-m.ade In good faith
d-hostile e.ntranoe into
···· Nmc~ -Volcatio ruinbled to-
ward major erNption
here J:
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3 ..... parity
4,,,,.autonomous
5., ... incursion
territory
e-resistance to lawful
authority ·
PART Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Taite 6 points f~r namea that
..correctly match with the clues.
you can
l ..... Wllllam J. Kuhluu
2 ..... Mrs. f\omtna .Ban-'
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3 ..... Georiea Po111pldou
4 ..... Corl'Albtrt
6 ..... 11ma1l II'iylor-K
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bjThis month's Ufi! Se ..
curity Council ~e11·
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cr~.i:esident of Arnerl ..
e:a n Farm B urea.u
F.ederatton. c
d--Unlted State& Trea•
aurer
e-Speaker of the Hou'e
of Repre1entatlvt1
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with the French Presi-
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Rural America fears
the tis• of corporate
farming
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IA deed is"l wrlllen instl'.Um~' J\i which tiUe to
really iJ cii-.eyed, It 'rijust -identity tKo parties -who
must be competent -and must .~tain a d~cription
of the property, wQl'ds of· conveyance, and the signa·
ture.s of the.graQtors. It must. be deli~-ed with intent to
pass. tiUe.·Conslderation is requireil"etctp.t '!Jl,.P.t• case
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Of'·all tbe~ azUactions l'.Y.~ missed~: ' ,.: ' Bpnap~as 't iat ,were alrit6'St iri my'grip -; J '•
I watched. \hep)' through my fingers slip; .~ .
The Windlalls which I should h<ve bought • ~ '
Were los\ because I oxerthougbt; ' . .
I tho~ghl of tl\is, I ·thoughfO!. that,
I cd\ll<t)lave sworn I smelled:.a ra4
An11 while I thought things over 'tUce. .;,., '
Anolber"grabbed .\hem at the price.
It seeks I' alw~ys hesitate,
Then make my,min d up much to 1ale.
A very cau tious man am I ;.,. .
And that is why I never buy. ·
When others culled those sprawling farms
And ~elcomed deals .with open arms -
A corner here, ten acres there, .
CompoundiM ·•'\I!~ YAlll: l)y year, , • "> I ease to think and as ftliotight, ' '""'"•· ~ ,; 'I'.f°Y bought the transactions I should bave·!l"~gh~ /
TLe golden ~ances I had tbfn . ·: .t Ii .._: Atii lost an d will not come g:ain ... " t·~ :E~ay I can.not be enlic;ed/ · ~ } ', " F~ everything'~ so o'V'e~cea. . • t • · ~ '.!!e transactions of-.,-esteryear are·clftd .i
De market'l·~t_.,...:.. \.nd so's my head.' ~ ~t . i-
Ai tinies a teardrop drowns ~m,. ~~ f· ~~
Fqr transactions l .had,1buFdid not:blJy; ·
J\tld now .ute's-s'.a11dest \1(ord s! pell:'-"·
''11,onlj ·l~ invest.klhen!" '"'Ii 1 ~ I f. 'f
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of -~Real E1tate,,.,.1.A..fnV·e;tt1tn;v,aM1tat. coUeO, uciurer
and thor of "Rtaihtdtt in Calij-offiiQ~;/ Send':;our com·
men and questions to Randall R. McCardle, c/o tht DAILY
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ijeaded by ,Risley
R_ealt.Qrs o.f~ the. South Coast Estabrook, vi~ ~~'president;
~ gath~ at El Adobe Bertha Henry,;l'rea'surer; and
cafe in San Juan Capistrano Doris Patterson, ~Secretary.
1 ''" • He commended the1'romen for for=<tbe banq1,1et to install new their past work rori the board
officers of tfie South Orange and their futuie pr'ans to im·
Coiat Boaid (Jf Realtors. This prove the image o£.women in
board incompasses Reliltors Real Estate. '
frqJI! Capistrarlo Beach, Di")f The ·highlight <t, the pro.
Point, El Toro, Mission Vl&iUl' · iram was the gi~ of thi SaD' Clem'*-atKI San Juin· awards. There weie plaqiies
CapistranO. 1Dffi~iating as in-for Lloyd Mµne and Pat Back
stalling ofric&-was-Peter Bar-outgoing directors Do r i S
reU of N~wpor~. Beach, vice Larsen and Williajn. Warren,
president of,..the 32nd District past presidents tuts were
of CREA for 1972. awarded to E.1... Risley and a
New officqs who were in-plaque of appreciation.
stalled by Barrett were: E. L. For their Outstai'iding work
Ri,tey, president ; W i 11 i am for the board:and 'their com-
Watner,, Vlcaq>·r e sJ d ~·n,t .. ,.. ~ mun'ity< E;l:L. '.Risley w a 1
Robert Kennedy, Treasurer selected q Rpltor ·~fc.the
and ·.!darilyn Ste.fl~P,.&.1 .Yepr ~ H~rb ~ohnS was
Secretary . .Ne'IV'D ( r el:'ti>' t'I Selecled ~a.!,..&alesman of the
wei't : Frank Osborne, Ray Year.
Marquard and Betty Lindberg. Multiple Listing "a w a r d a
Old officers were retired by were pr~nted tO~ F.d Couey,
Lloyd Milne, Laguna Beach for the,mofl. listqg sQld and
outgoing SZnd District Vice for the grUtest dollar volqme
president. scld ; and to Leona 'FiilzDllVl<l<I
Following his lnsta11ation, for the _greatest '.A.umber :of
Risley installed the new of· listings~ listed. MO. Fitzpt1t-
fictrs of the SOuth Orange tick has won tblt taward .for
CoUnty Chapter of t h e the pas~ tbrte yeats. 4'f.
Womens Council of NAREB. Following the ~et and \
~ Installed were~ Beverly program the ewning was
Dodson, president; Laraine spent dancing.
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conveniently avalla'bl~. llke,sw jmmlng, , ,
horseback riding, tennis, Ju1ndba11; hayrides,
golf, volleyball, bllllards1ul<11name;,1(few?
Do .you like 'shoppirl'g cente"'· ~brarles,, .
churches, restaurants, theeters~medical-dental
•facilities, hospitals In the immediate
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Oovin Payme nt $0.-MovtJn Closing ~~l•ataly
·$600.00. Unpaid .balllniie o,!. $17,7001~ 354 "1C,._1Ve
equal monthly payments' of $17S.1D~!(tl;l~~pi1t!lllpal, ·
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~ho1!,. lllebll:'~ I M~~ateln &trwed t I ~b'
-...11111'""""' by Goorc• ono &Jld a hf!( mlUlon dollara
M. Hol>'tein -;{i" Solli wbo r.:\'/1 lllao:. ir,. 'JI'£~ ~ low1een mllllon, nine teln co= ·wli "-ol ll1e bund1'd tbouaand d o I J a r 1 few lar1e hamfl bu1f4lnl com·
• ~ o1 uJao, pan1 .. 1o 1tay oul ol ihO ,oplrt· ,!?.'.!" COJllPID1 cioold llOliiy men! liulldinl piarl<et ll!at a1
""" llundnd Ill .. dilrlill Ille ICC<llllllod 'for a J.arl~ amOunt •
cal4rM!ar yaor ol 1171 wlllch fl/! Orllile and Los Anael.,
-Ille tblrd !Jrgeot In Ille Couol)P developmMt lbo put
firm's haH century of home two yean.
bullding, prealdenl Geot1e ' Tbe· Colta•lle.,~ firm
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.1 1,lake, which mak.eS'lt nicer. But
you'll ha ve to see t~at fori your4
serf. There are some things we
can tell you , tho~sh :
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~ Al~o ·Villas: Ofter GI .Loans
company's ~ fillU't 1n1de Eastbluff area, the Bluf&
them one of the largest Espana Homes, Ind The
privately owned bulldlna: com-Bluffs Homes-On-The-Bay ,g
1 pania in ~~ornia ,a n tt well as two large devethp-
amon& the top 100 prlV'ate merits In Fountain Valley's
~me building f\riD• in lhe na-Green Valley. There, Hotst,tn
lion. 1 • ·. is selling the Park Roylle •
H o I 1 t e i n 10oked op-. Homes and Fairway Estates.
te~ally~ to 1872 with a The 1971 sales effort ln-
tartet Of JOO ~homes set by eluded these areas as well u
the com,pany. · bOines ln Palm Springs and La
For one, we do most of the
yardwark around h~e. And the
exterior maintenance. That gives
you a· lot of time for playing and
re!_axing. And ydu'li ·have the
chance to do a lot. qi bolh here.
• • • . .. • . r ~· . ' ball! models Jn' •illll•R«f Cl' two-ltory-p)am. ~
featur., ioclude at.~ UY·
lng roOpll, wall-ID cloW and
pcwder .-.. AD uoita uve
&llding 'Siu! dcora openilli oo·
,lo ellhtr-po~ at aaiilfeW, I
private enlr';, Ind enclooed
g1rage. Alao, wtlitt many
comparably pr I c e d con-
dominiums, eacltmme bu tta
"With the naUon's economy Palma. The La Palma and
!llartJng on the upturn with all Palm Springs sales programs
lndicatiou pobitjng to a strong will continue again in im
resur1e.nce in new home 1ale1 alo111 with the Newport Beach
lD nezt year'• first quarter, we and Founta in Valley pr:ojectl,
anttclpate a •tt:9n& market ln Holstelri uld.
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ar;a.;,,ily prlVIC)' ..:i -~ulif·;" ' ' on Ill ~n~
. are auured ailc:e M OM" livea · 1
:-above ·ot belop, ati1 dwellinl. _-.A .combined. celebralion of ment and WI for the 2
, ' uruAll·t. • :. ,., " , , •• b ~ •, 1.n,e 1 s an n Iv er1ary bedroom apartment. $70,000
t· • I IO V111aa •l"'tuia '1.illt-lq · lariili1iarkl· took 'place lbls · ~ Million Viejo, near rant• Ind conttm'OUI cle•nlna '. indnth .. Ih 'the Roy J. Ward per duple:s: ii the purchasing ·~ WisO. Boulevard ~· oven; waste d I 1pos1J1; Real E i t 1 t e Development price and cohatructlon will ·be
Jero-'-Road" •COUltlcal celliJll1; ruillent COmp• .. u•s 15th year and the completed in AprU. ~~ · • '"11oor tU · .......... In ll · -' A number of desirable view es, c .. ...., ... ,. . v~ ~ -A. Kiter architectural Roy Ward bu been the reci-
locations s,r~ still ~vailab~ in ~m~~t~ ~~ ·:1~s 2: ~·A.::r:: pletlt of the ... Gold Medallion
the second unit and third private ptitiol. • approved their 1 0 an ap-· Award" for the past five con·
Unlli.f"Schiili wd, In live Opl!1'."'/_featurea Ine!Ude air lplicalion which brlnp Ill Real 1eCuUve years, honcrjns his
diltinl'llve models. cond.luonen,-dishwalben, wet Estate IOIU1 total to t50 million firm'• continuing aucCesa in
l!nit E, a twq-bedrooin , up-bars, ~ed w • r df>o be-'ince the usoclaUOn opened in top quality apartment oon-~wleYel view1 unit with a doors, aild · ps bu r'Jft n I . 1953. AU three' companies 111 sf.ruction.
lllllleU, .. wa1k·iii closet, com._ firep l.aces. Landacapin&, bqme located ln Newport Beach. ~.J.bath, private ext.enOl'I · •nd -c 0 m m on Dtmoutratlng a "Darknesa
laundry faciliti• and ·-an facllltie1 are mllntalned by into D r ht" pt Ward
enclosed garage, ill attracting the community for a modest bu de:'o~ u:e~ y~ar old
much favorable' attentiOn at monthly fee. 1 nd
the bue · ot. $17 700 To reach Allio Villu tak · atructurts at 7201·?203-• ' · · pnce '· : lb Sa n· ' e. 7205 Seashore ·Dmre 1 n Unlike. many condoinm.lurns EleT n .B!!d Freeway to the NeW?Vlrt Beach and ts building "Award of D'•lm' clion" ~ on. l/!B ~lnday, Aliso oro ~-drive east .. .,. • -·~ V'~ of!trt ~1h two and on El...,.OfO-koad ·lllff folloir ., -~-..i CQOllJnpdrary,~.trl adld tlonol1 the NAHB Journal of Home
ll1r ~""--nd ~ ••-•'-· •• ••· ........ ti~ a provlnetal • ., ' up"· Buu••-g In i~1
ee--ui::i.u.1111w, one-a ·~wlr" we ~ ""'·Mllll:I.·,_.. , . Klier -har ,~tl>e •~•a. = " '
Architectural. awards receiv·
ed by Roy Klier Include three
Grand Prizes presented by
American B~ders Magazine
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tio!'led befo're. A ireat place to
sail on, fish in , or look at,
But back to the lakehouses.
They have as many aS four bed· ~ms, three l>iths and a ••Pl· rate, family rOo.m. Eacti.has a list
of quality features as 16fil 1s your arm . We'll point them .ouJ when
you· get here. 1 , •
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it's a bit of a problem. Not ttiat
we're far out, it's just that we're
so hidden. (Once you ~find us,
you'll see It's the bestthlng about-
Lakesid1! Park.) And ii you follow
these directions, you'll find us on
the first try:
.. Take the Santa Ana FrHWly
(5) or San Diego Freeway (405)
·to El Toro Road . Go east (left) on
El Toro 1.5 miles tQ Jeronimo, left
on Jernnimo 1 mile to Canada.
·Then turn right to the models.
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•Tbe lbree~dup!qes, jU!t •
fel" ate~' ~m ~ ~Ocean, eacl> bave 2,jl)O aqilai11 .!eel of
ll!lnl IJ)lbe. Featured are
lltge Uvinc· .fO!OOUi~ IR'CioUI bedrooml, ill lledric kl~
chen1, handcrafted decorator
llcbt flxtum, 1wedllb and
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~.,,. Calllornla homebuilder. bas
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tbla week "Ith I pl'e\'leW f .opentng of-~a 1 a De
~.Caplatrano, 11 ll.1-rnjlllon
; apartment horae .complex In
.,. San Juan Capistrano.
the developmtDt ls situated
:--:On Del Obllpo, just ane-hal.f
$;mile west of Cam i no
~Capistrano, the famed rnlsslon ~·dlf'i'maln lhorouglilil'· .) Jn·introdudng 11,·QUad-plex
4 Jcondoptlnlum ooncept to
ii. bomeaeeken aJong the ooun-
.d-ty'1 aoenJc aouth coastal area,
the .company bas opened two
e-..:funmhed modelJ: for public in-
1pect1on,
,:; ONtrucllon <.OR the initial f plwe, consisting of 2 O
;""buildings of four units ea~~-! ii
j:!learly completed, eonsuung
"'Of JO buildings of four Uhltl
..>each, ls nearly completed, ac-
p>nllnR lo Raymond L. Kropp,
praoldent ¢the flrm'1 Orange
•• Dlvillon.
' When completed, Ill• project
' will comprtae 81 bulldingl; a
~ ol 2« unlta.
• '· 'llte un1ta are financed undtr
~ eol'lvenUonal tenns1 ~ are ~ It 117,9'$ each."·"
.;? Ead> unit hU . '"° l!ed-raomr. a bathroom, f u 11
Clll"llii1. covmd J >lfklng,
· 'and bllU~ln appllanc•uuch u
• a ranee. oven. I 1.-r b a 1 e
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•i lliloM A. W. Youni
~-1IMn oamtd ~., ~ ol the a.icotl Compony, a = · baled home
llrm.
dls!>olll. and ·hooded exliau1t
fall!. Air copdiUonlna.la op-
tional. Ea¢h~la eqiilp-
ped with & utillJ:Y. TOODl~ · R e s i denp 1 automaUcally
become memben p of '•the
h o m e.o·w ·Der 1 ut0eiat1on, wbicb--Ccn~cts' fat exterior
maintenaftce: ot·tbe ;apartment
homes and cat. ,-.of the oom·
The sales office, uniter the
direction ol WWJam Sylvester,
la opo!o dally from 10 a.m. 1111-w dust. •
McKean C 01.11 tr u ct Ion
1pecla!IUI tn bulldlni con-
d o m inJWMlyle apartment
homes, ~me1, a.n d
11n&Jo-f1mlly dw;elU,O,.. Baled
Jn Sacramento,' the pubttcly-
held firm ta currently ..,uvt In
more than 50 U.S. cltitr. Com-
pany shares are traded over-
UIKOUntel.
Walker & Lee Nears
I ~ ' ·_!:
10,0Qp:HoTM ·Goal
~.
IOUndprooflnC .
• Tbe eomblnotlon ~bedroom·
2 ball! and 2 bedroom·2 bllb
duplexei have thtee c a r
1ar~e1 wllb painted dl'}'Wlll
-.. ~ laundry areaa. The 11111-· r!"tal prlc< Is
1121 for Ille S beC!room opart..
Smith, Inc.
Promotes ·
2 Officials · -November-11\et' of &92 have more than 2,000 homes in
·homu lirougbt Wilker • Lee, Ille mill, but loday, it taku 10
Inc., within ·ta!llY ltrlklnt d t t t . • dlstanCt ·of ac~vtna: J!hat lt •YI onger 0 a;e 1 new pro-oranie COUnty b u 11 d e r
belle..., lo-be a reil ..... te In-Jact olf Ille 1rounil tlwi R did lllcbard B. Smllll. presldenl of
dustry ~ ~,~UlDil; 10,000 18 montha a10. It t.ake1 lona:u Ricbard B. Smith, t n c . ,
hollJOI ill.C., ya,._ to &et through FHA bacause of builder of llroodmoor Homea,
'l:lit .~ firm'• tllelr heavy worll load. And It ai\nounCed recently Ille pro-
11-mcmth ·Will 'it· J,927 home t.Uea longer 10 iet approVal of motion 6f tWo_ key. men in hla :O~~~ u; i:1 ho~-:S: the var Io us ·pvenm\ental 01:u;.~· Balley, formerly
iiie Nti_i\ perloc(,IJ\ 1rro, .New •&encl,. ~ ... everyone 1J vice preoident/productlon. bM
homes a~til JO& . ~ concernod obout environment been promoi.ct lo -pml-
llles fu1h• lltol°U mo11thl of and ecololf. So, plans are dent and division mona1er of 1m:,on ...._ .. 1 i11~.~\>er ituclltd loo(er and mor. Ille home bulldliia firm: ind th• Alne-";-io.t• ."1JIO. lalo .. Dwighl H. Smith. formerly Reaal es throujh • N~em· rev t11 are requeated. general 1uperintendetK, tiU
climbed to s,ss:i, up ~:$1"111 ·,,. Hart II hlabb' optimjltlc been railed to lhe position ol
1970's 11-month tot.al. .. ~ • abo,µt the new bo~ lhortqe, vice. prestdent/constructloo.
IL lndl. ... th. ht I · Balley, holder of a B.A. · "We ~ ~lnl 1 aurpr.,. "~I · at ortstei 11 deai'ee In IndU!lrlal Atta from
ingly tood•f quarter. con-~ dramaUc bnprovttnent in new the University of California at
.sidering that w.e are riieD, lnto home inventory witl!,ln the Santa Barbara. Jolned the the holiday i91on.'"· uid .............. -'I • Frank i;,.. Hart, president. n-· uv .....,.,. 1 Smith organlutlon last 1wn· ••Hom~per traffic and 1 mer, and has rapidly and ef.
10tlts bave at.yed amylnllY lldBftUy Q8U!lled NjlO!lllbll·
·lllah· n. ... 1n1 01 Ill• -Koll Builds 11y for Ille planning. coontlna· morket bas pven helllant llon and qu&llty control of
buyera the lmpelua lo 10 out • l!roadmoor dovelopmtnta. He
N Pl has also _, lnltrumental ill ~":r':~~~.~ . ew 'an\ :!dove~lolnow1>"1J·
The 5tt NoVOll\ber . Mill ' ' H d .... I him In totaled •t7."' 11\llllon~ A IS38,llOO . planl la. under II new •= P oce of ........ '"homeo • 1 • OOl\ltructton by Don Koll Cont-dir.cl control of Ille Broad-
for 'jjj;;::,.. IOd •ll mllllon. JllftY, Inc., 11 "!_.i Ileadl-moor Homes luzury develop-
New" home1 odded IM •• ~ baled lndllatrlil bu II d er. ment at 811 Canyon In -d e1o f Jobo H Nowporl Buch, and Broad-Wllh a dollar volume qt M.1 ev per, or · moor's n1wtl& vent\U'I, • Jow. mDllon. Harlond Co., 11 Son Dlfao Income townhomt cltvelop-
Notlni lllal Walller • Lot chock·prlnttna firm. menl. Bnledmoor !zclu!ivaa.
could blvo IDid n\an1 . -.. Tbe 11,MO ICJ\111'1 lool, oae-lchtdultd to open nut month
holl1M bod Ille; • e e n lllorJ! lilllcttna fl localed In ll1I ill Placentla.
ovalll'lo, Hart stated, "Whl\• Keal'l!J lllBl Indu1lrlal Park. Aloo JolninC ll1I Brotd"-
we repreeent roore than IO Koll u:ecutlvu at tht San NU Jut summer w1• Dwt1ht new boDie 'bulldan, we 11111 Dl'lo office uld ll1I ollf will Snilth. >.. f"11t1l autiertl>-
-ttlll 'ba~ .t>y ll1I ""' bo attracUvtlr l""41<1ped, • iendent, Solllll 111\1111ed ll1o
d1omt 1horlolo lbal; rialRed and wlll bave 1111 Illa porkinc m1n11emant of all 8roo4moor
from o u r • record·smuhlnl ror U car1. conatrucUon proJecta. M vice
ulOI pace dur1n( Ille flrll Bulldinl C.ocepll. Inc. of prMid"1l/COllllrUCtion, he wlU
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ROBER·TS SYNDICATION --1971
A C•IH1on1i. l lmlllllil P•"'*""ll
t. .,. ,.,,.,,.,... t11 k""'9r M, ttn
1,400 UNITS OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP INTEREST
llolMrts Syndlcatl111 -1971 wlli be a llmltad partnanhlp orga_nlzad to farm S.12' acrH el
lencl In the Sen Jo.quln Valley of Cellfornle. Approximately 50"/., of the lend la planted
with wine gr•pe• and the balance with elm ands, welnut1, t1ble grapes, peache1, appl11,
prunes and plume. The lend will be prof111on11ly farmed by Roberts F1rm1, Inc., one
Df the largest farming or91nl11tlon1 In th1 Sen JCNiquln V1l11y.
Thi Comp.ainy expects to incur operating expen111 •nd lnttr11t ch1r1u which, t" th1
eplnlon of .Coun11I, wlll result In t1x deduct Ions through 1974 11tlm1ted by the (o"'p1ny
to 1xcHd the c1plt1I contrlbut'°'11 of llmlt1 d p1rtn.r1. SH peg• 5 of th1 offering clrculer.
11.-W Ult", INYllMt HU •I tllM If SW...Crl,ttM, '1• ti! ,_ ». ln£ t1• Ml DlcMtW t, ttpt. IT••
.lvM .. 1nJ. $# • ~ 1, '"" t•"' '-•• 1'74 lllt IJ.1 M ~ t, 1'14.
MINIMUM INVESTMENT -S UNITS
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S.tunllJ" ~ 18, 1971
LEGAJ. NOTICE
·-•ICTITIOIAS •ut1M•tt NAM• STATllM•NT
TI>t lollowll'>t --i1 do).,. Minns
FOR ADVERTISING
in tho
WEEKENDER
OUT 'N' ABOUT
SECTION
Ph ...
NORM STANLEY
• 6'12-432 1
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Tlll Nq.'1'ION•
Ii: NO. 1 AllUM
'l\rN0.1 FILM
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llST MUSICAL salt
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1'1111 llOCl KJDSON it
"PllTTY MAIDS
ALL IN A IOWH
STA.ITS WID,,DIC.22
Ruth Gordon • Bud Cort ---HAROID and MALl'lE
fIDll~-r=I
·s112,soo
Tax. Bite
Ordered ..
LONDON (AP) -Rayler
Mllb, the blonde Brttlab ...
tret!I who was gtven $5 a 9'tf:k
wbeo tbe was a chll<I-_.
!tar in Hollywood, has been
onlE«d to pay llU,500 In IUa
on bet" Amerlr.fll earntnp.
MisS Mills, now I ' lluome
and married B-yeaM>ld, Jost
an appeal against the tax in
London's high COUrl.
The case centered on a
special company, aet up by---'----'~-
bet" father, film vetemi John
Mills.' He said be dldn't want
Hayley to becoine an actress
because the movie bus1ness
was "something of a jungle."
The company managed her
.financial affaJts.
Hollywood was paying her
from PJ,000 to $75,000 a year
'
!illuo!of!r
7th ·Sntash Yieek!
IN THI &IUT TRADITION O' AMlllCAN THllLURS.
during 1966-11!65.
Britain tax authorities sald
the money was tauble on the
special surtax scale for big in-
somea. Hayley's I a w y e r s
argued it wasn't, and ap-
pealed. 'Ibe tu man won.
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a U--. ....-that was palnled by your wile. Sex
' started the bonfltt. yoor cbllclren de-
' pendeW kept it burning, and your paychecb furnished the draft that
kep& the emblems blowing )Qng after
the flame died out." So wrote Dr.
Joseph Peck, realist.
THE RECORD shows it, now costs
an average of about $25,000 to start
1 car.wash business.
AVERAGE American physician makes three house
calls a week. SO say• the American Aiaocia.Uon of Statis-
Ucians. To his own boule. I presume.
JT--WAS ,NOT a Frenchman, but an Englishman who
wrote the fi.rst book on French grammar, One John Pals-
grave, t() be specific.
CHAMPAGNE -It. takes twice as long for a man to
blink his eye as it takes an ei:ploding champagne cork to
Oy ·two feet. That's why eye injuries are said to be among
the most common causes for medical treatment both on
Christmas .ind New Year's Eve.
A VERA GE BUYER of a home last year paid $20,056
For same. Amounted to 1.7 times said average buyer's
annual income. Counting utilities, the moothly paymenb
averaged out to $245.91. That figured to be about 21 per.
cent of the monthly paycheck.
QUERIES -Q. "You said a majority of the school-
teachers are women. My figures show 55 percent are men ...
A. That's only high school teachers. Among the whole
batch, the ladies are in the majority.
Q. "HOW MANY newspapers are written in Chinese?''
A. Last count, s.50. In English, 2,400.
Q. "ISN'T the river Nile still the longest river in the
world?''
A. Not anymore. The Aswan Dam knocked it out of
first place. Longest now is the Amazon.
Q. "WIUCll state has the lowest marriage age?'"
A. That would be New Hampshire. A l~year..old boy
can marry a 13--year..old glrl there, if tbe parents ;<>kay il
YOU'VE BEARD of Dan Cupid. But do you know
where the words Dan and Cupid originated? Dan, like Don,
meant sir. Cupid came from the Latin cupido -a.srume
this won't arouse you unduly -which meant desire, Jove.,
passion.
AT 78, Mae West proudly points out she still has all
her own teelh. ~ for Mae!
IF IT'S chop suey with chicken, It's supposed to be
two percent chicken. If it's chic.ken *p suey, it'J sup-
posed to be four percent chlCkeu. The· U:5: Depattment
of Agriculture insists on that, allegedly. ·.
DON'T TELL the members ()f the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union about this, but in early England tbe
word "rum" actually meant fine, excellent, greaL
· Address mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Bo: 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
Addie Signs
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Johnny Addie, for 23 years the
ring announcer at Madilon
Square Garden for prize
fights, will play a six-day bicy-
cle ride commentator in "The
Gang That Couldn't Shoot
Straight."
No More
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Villains
By WILBUR G. LANDREY u~, .........
In the new intematknll
order that seems to be emerg·
Ing, now villains wUI bl
needed. Jn f1Ct, they art
charoglng all the time. ., .
The visit of Dr. Henry Kiss-
inger to Peking to arrange for
President Nixon's vWt tbert
lllustrates the point.
S i n C e NIIon announced
that be would mate the vbl4
it has been hardly concelvable
that any perceptive writer of
spy novels or televillion aeries
could make a mad and
sadistic Ol1oese C.Ommunist
agent his principal villain.
Only a couple of yeara ago.
however, tbe fictlooal C.ol. Sun
Liang-tan of the opeclal ao-
tivtUes divia~ P e op I e s
Uberation Army of Olina, W'8S
just sucti an agent. He tried to
blow up a secret conference
between high R....ian o!Hclala
and the le.eden ri cerfa1n
Middle Ea.stem countries on
an island in the Aeg• Sea.
He was tolled in the attempt ,
by Jam,. ,l!ond, the British
007;, who was brought'baci to
life for the; occasion after the
death of hill fll'St aulhot
The Russians, in the pe114>n
of a tall, stout, red faced man
from Moscow, with small
authoritative eyes, tried to
decorate Bond with the order
of the red banner for his
services .
M a British agent, Bood of
course bad 1o refuse, but it
was an extraordinary thing to
be happening to a man who
only a few years before was
the number ,one target of the
dreaded Soviet a.ssas.WafJm'
agency, smUsh. Spy novels
can be counted on to reficet
the trends in internatiohal
relations.
The internaUonal all~t
which emerged from World
War II has been dlssolving. In
its place, certain elements of a
new internatiQnal order are
now taking sha_pe.
°A reapproacbment b a s
begun between the United
States and Oiina, the United
States is withdrawing from
Vietnam, the United Stajtes
and Russia have concluded lbt
beginnings of a strategic any
accord. Britain is entering the
European Common Marke4
and the United States has
taken stiff economic measures
to compete more energeUcalJy.
with her traditional fiends.
However, it'1 still not cleat
who will be the allies aod who
will be the adversaries in the
emerging alignment. ~t
makes it hard to determine
Who will be the spy .>novel
villains.
The Gmnans played the
role before and during World
War I when Richard Hannay,
Ulr.t veteran ol the matabele
wars in.Soutberp Africa, fbiled
sever~ German plots Nainst
England. •· .
The Ja~b.J:"" the (leQnans .. " . ·)lei,,.. and during World War ll. But
the imperturbable agent Mi.
Moto was an important forcil
for right in the far east befo"
American and Ja~ '1JS.
tuests began ,to claab and,
~----'"'."--... I . once the war was ove, he .. s,.e1 011,.J,-• emerged again to I o1 n
WARREN OATES 0 LESllE CAROft
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"COOL HAND LUKE"
SAT. THRU Nm Wiii
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"AFRICAN ELEPHANT" ...
"BLUE WATER,
WHITE DEATH"
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Adults -$1 .50
Chil dren -75c
::IHOA1 CINUM VIUO
Mer\;l ........
"BlACl llAUTY" (SI
st~.,--~ ~" n , American agents in opposing
1>v11111 Hltffl!IMI 111 Russian designs.
'TH• uu.w OOGs• All 'this Is a way of saying
THE BEST
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1tHnl. Read tt dally-In tM
DIJLY PILOT.
that the writers oI popular no-
tion adopt the policies anil
prejudices of their day •
Coronado
To Elect
Mayors
CORONADO (AP) -Votera
in this small seaside city have
abandoned a n St-year.old
policy and from now on will
elect their mayor directly
rather then let the city council
appoint one of its members to
serve in the lar1el7
ctremonlal position.
The measure calljni fpr
direct election passed by a
narrow margin in balloting,
1,744 votes in favor and 1,834
oppo<ed.
Also approved was 1 ~
csJlion aetUng th e mayor'1
term In office at two years.
The controversy w h I c h
reached a climax in the elee-
tion bad Ill roots tn an In
ddent last Aprll when three
City Council memberw joined
to remoV! Councilman Robin
Goodtnougb u mayor and
replace him with Councilmu
Rlcbatd Porker, who ltlll
holds tile post.
~gb launched •
campaign for direct election ~
the city'• chief executive.
arglllng tbaf it woold protect
the ...,.,.. Ind prevent the
COIJlldl from charoglng mayors
on I whim •
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Wayne Theater
D~agon Yuletide
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ShouJ Sparkling
. . 87 TOM BAJU,gY blackdn>p OD that lmmenaa
ot "" 0et& "'"' •11tt stage .
Carmen Dragoil brought That . was inspiring and 90
more than a touch of his in· was the ''SUent Night" In
imitable Hollywood Bowl 1lft which we in tbe audience
wrtpplnl to Orange County needed very little prompting
ThW'lday night and 'the result from the debonair Dragon to
wu a aparkllng Chrlstmu join our choirs aod the
ahow thaj delighted a "aing orclleritn. in a hymn that ls aloni:" audience tn the John the cornerstohe of th e
. Wliyne Tbuter and eUectlvely Christmas suson.
launched his newly formed We were separated from the
Symphony Fant.astlque o f orche.!lta and cbolrs during
Orange County. "Silent Night" by one of the
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'Charlie~
Slated in·
Fullerton
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On.gon, often the 'ahowman most interesting and at-
and always a gifted and ac-tractive innovations ever of·
complished musician , drew fered in a theater: a curtain of
heavily on much of the ficb rain that stretches from ~ii·
choral talent in our Orange ing to footlights in a steady
Coast in the course of a pro-and sustained downpour
cram that reflected great guaranteed to ' keep both
credU on those young singers performers and audience drip-Hilda Allen is caught in the ;mi.ddle of a batUe be-Theater drama "Death o[ a Salesman.~· closing to-
flnd ~ orchestr~ that respond-free. Hardly the sort of thing tween two youths as their flthers tty ' to separate night. From left are Art Gordon, Michael O'Connor,~
ed •• a man to the for a concert hall, we might them in this scene from tlie Irvine Community Gary 8aderup and Aaron Fletcher. 1
charismatic Cannen. add, but it certainly adds a---------------------'----''----'---------------..,...
Names are tn order in the touch of colof to activities of
light of tqe a p I e n d l d a less cla,sical nature.
perftJrrnance of these highly Let's not overlook t h e
disciplined aod de d I cat e d orchestra's J'.O]e in this fine
choral groups aod here are the p~ere of the indefatigable
Orange Coast ensembles who Dragon's n~w protege. They
I .
Peerce Tnrned Ori by Bole in. 'Fiddle~'
teamed up with . choirs from responded manfully to his call By MARY CAMPBELL
S8nta Ana Coll,ge, Cypress in Tschaikowsky's 'Nutcracker
and Fullerton in this glittering Suite" -ideal Christmas fare, NEW YORK (AP) -Tenor
premiere ol an organization this -Hump er din c k 's Jan Peerce, in a Broadway
that very obviously has a ver)r "Hansel and Gretel" and a show for the first time, is
happy New Year ahead of It. delightfully delivered "Musical dellghted with the reality and
Miuion Viejo High School Snuff Bo1." inspirational quality of his
under Barbara Stout, San Most of the mlEc was from part as Tevye in "Fiddler on
Clemeqte High School led by Dragon's own Hollywood Bowl the Root." Jn fact, he likes it
Rich rd D tru L arrangements and the Orange better than opera. 1 as p, aguna County organization is Peerce, 63, benan his long Beach HJgh School under Fred " Stouter, the Golden West fortunate indeed that it can and distinit.lished career as a
College adult choir under War· call. on such a wealth of vocalist with dance band~;
ren Peterkin and Cyril Gallic k material froz:n, this new guider then sang at Radio City Music
leading the sOuth c 0 a s t of its once troubled fortunes. Hall from 1933 to '39 and has
Chorale made a tremendous , Merry c;;hrisbnas, . M r • been at the Metropolitan
contribution to a memorable Dragon, aod ~e con:iptimenls Opera since 1941. He opened concert ~ · of the season to the Cine young Tuesday night ln "Fiddler,"
· people and1 dedicated musi-his first Broadway show, and
Trad it Ion a I and co~ clans who made such an even· got a standing ovation. tem~rary Christmas music ing possible. You deserve to Peerce is the seventh
, . invariably enjoyed · f I u e n t prosper in the New Year. Broadway Tevye and bas slgn-
readlngs from the massedJ;:::==================::::;J choirs with our preference
going to a delightful ·delivery
of "Carol of the Bells" and a
rouaing rendition of "Deck
The Halls."
Christmas Boat Parade!
O ur boat leav11 ni9htly at b pm Dec. 18 thru Dee. 21
from the Balbo1 Pavilion, 400 Main St., Ba lboa. (Re-
turns 9 pm).
Far1: Adults $3.00, Kids $2 .00 Telephone 673·5245 It wu a concert that had
more than its share of moving
moments and our special!~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~! memories are of a glorious
"Ave Marla" that was
superbly augmented by the
projection of a taJ~ white
._:. c:rQ? against the deep blue
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·.·Karras Set
:. : HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
. Hanna • Barbera ProducUons : oJlnM ez·Delrolt football star
Alex Karras to star with Clint
Walker and' Stephanie Powers
in "Hardcase," an ABC
"Movie of the Weekend."
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THI HOLIDAYS
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Mff. thr11 Fri. 6:30·7:00 p111
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"SKIN GAME''
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KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN
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ed. a six-month contract.
"I hate to sound like a rebel,
but this is even m o r e
rewarding than o p er a , • '
Peerce said after his second
performance, the Wednesday
matinee.
''Here you're playing not on-
ly for the music but also for
the character of a complete
person. You Uve it; you don't
act it. It's so real that every
night you're just not going to
make e1acUy the 1 a m e
moves. You expect scm:e~Y
on your left and you flnd them·
on your right. That's won--
derful."
Peerce saw "Fiddler11 14
times since its Broadway
opening Sept. 22, 1964, and ·
once in London, before he
undertook it this year in a pre-
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COllDla1561<rthe_.,_ JMftdlbly, tbe tireless Los Mce1e1
Lakera are going after their 24th Natioaal
BailldbaD" Aasoclatloo triumph In 111<>
-. tAaljbl wboo,tbey iovpc!e P--to :II In a row lbof'll lie the all· Ing shots, staodlng oround too muc11 and wfth a ~. 'fllml k was West and l!Yt Ind all Ille~,"'"'"" Wert belnC liloe U.S. pro lpOrll aiaric IOI bJ the New Jookini a great deal like a team aboilt to Halntoo opin, followed ~Y two long shuliled on and of! tbe Door. '11\e Winion wn the laat _,.
York Giants boaeball -... .-by Goodricb. Cons<quenlly WUt Chamberlain had on-
Aod theJ're CllllJ !Oar victories -0. '.ft' '.fo-•-t.• By -tile .,..IO ~had tumed,lnto &I\ . IY ,to play JI ol a poqible 41 m!llutOI.
defeat Sharman'• army, ~ .. ~
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tallylnil to trample Ille Golden state Wsr·
he back al Ille Forum SWlday •H p.m, to -• ' . . ' Flynn -·-bll a pair '"'""the fiobr hi! limited tour ol duly. Ill one span ot 10 . laee Ille PbBadelpbla 7Wa. However, they broi<e 1-with a I~ and -added allOll1e1'-allotltee colfl. •-a he bloclced two shots. • • ;
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LAWRENCE, . -O>Jd.shootiog Tuor'o of Melairie, La., &-3; ~.and Bren.
Southern Call:foinl , tied for1 loth in the da Kifk beat fellow Sooth African Greta
~ion.al ~kif!g~ :came up with a hot DeIJ)ort, 7-5, 6-1. l)and.inthe•~ll minutesli>doieatQo. ~. cinna~ Fsidiy . ht, ~. In the OAKLAND -George Blanda of tbe
J2.vhawks i..ut f classicJ , ~. nd Raiden said Friday that he's USC's 'l'rojaoa le with Kans8.'3 to. night ln ttie :Eonship game. Kansas thJnking of retiring after 22 seasom in ~ .. ba, ~. aixlh ed Brigham Young, prolesslooal football.
_, ,. \ "Yq, l't/e thought about retiring after
Cinciimdi led . Trojans 5IM!I with thfs ~ n the .ff..year-.old quarterback
5:31 'reipalnlng n.o· en, throws by apd place ldcker said.
J.Jmeli Rani!. ., But he ldded, "when_ you're losing,
Boo Riley, ~tuddenl. . y -. •t miss, you think more about reUr1ng than when
hit lwo straigi.tfteJd goaJa f<r ·lleUtbenl · J<lll're·.wiimJ"C."
Oall/omla and !he Troiano led. the rest of 'Tho Jlaldm bave loot three alrafcl>l
the 'way. Man: Palmer follojred.wltli'two -and, !or the flnl ·llme linco.I ...
lne tosses and 'a two-polntor and ~y doo!i'ba~ a -at the playofla and II"
addeil 00> mare tr .. throws plus:anottier N-Football League's Soper Bowl
field goal. That boosted tbe tW.SI COost 'cha!nploosblp. team into a 81-M lead wlth.3:U left. BefQre this season, Blanda said• he The Troj8ns made only ont·'fle1a·go31 m wouJ<tli't consJder retiring until the
~ last tl minutes of. the firit ,h'alf •• Still,~ ·~rs won the Super Bowl.
Cfnclnne.U never was able ·io 1ead by'• ' ~. ,,,-
more than six point.a and held . a 29-25 ·) RABAT Morocco -Jerry Heard was ·
halftime advantage: , . . . the only p'tayer to break par over the new
The game was .uea 10 times ·and the Roya~ &}>at Course Friday, and It gave
lead changed hands 114: times. . him a one:.slroke lead at the halfway
R)ley led all ~ ~ith 30 pamts. point of the Morocco Intematioiial Goll Greg' Jtlrialn • toi!Pi'\ CincinJWI ·With 16. Grand Prix ~O.U outreliouniled tile TrojanS 40-37 · M""" Q'!)y 37.5 pin:ent from the noor, Heard, I · 24-yeaN>ld Calllomlan, who ~-'"" with si;rn· Calir.ima's 40.3. has been rising steadily through the raw ~ ...... ~. of the touring American pros, shot a 71 .
. ' . •• over the 7,501-yard, par-71 layout for a•
LEXINGTON, Ky, -Princeton oom-tv;Hay to1f1 o1 144. ~Y •dominated California's Golden ~ G •-••·• R·"' cu Beai .. Friday niglll for an 85-59 victocy Bein8rU allacher,,~ ,.er P
In 'lhe"llnl round ol the· uru..mty. ol p)Ayer-wb6.held the Oral round lead at 71, ~k>'•· tilth .wuuai,IDvilaYiioal ~8'". :,~'l"C: ::!!: =y~l: ~ ~~..:-ed Prlncetmi'; Jecb bf nY Widklna" lllilunoitd, Va., who baa
Briiln Taylor's 27 points, jumped In front ta"° two ideotlllcal par l'OWICls of 71 for
of California 7.0 in Jess than tvro mirmtes, 14' and Jean Garalalde of Fr~, ... who
aid never was seriously threatened. ¥• ~ Q.f 72 and 74. ,,.
,,,;,, ' ,;, ~ ;.,_ '··;.,·j .. · ALBUQ1lEliQuE -N""'Moxloo.root· ~ .ANG;l'JLES --J ne L-Os ~~e ~· baU coach Rudy Feldman said today be is D!>dgers Fl'iilY acquired catcher Clris th •'---and 'i to c· 'izza '"""'tbe-ChlcqoCobilor'tbe staying wi -,Lobol won go .,,,ann000 ';:\Je;P.rice .. · Baylor Unlvenilf In: Texas as annowteed "Cann~ro loins his sixth Nationaf 'lbunday, •· · • ·
League team. n pro ball s.lnce 1956, he
lllayed for st. Louis. New York, l>il!sbilrgfi and San Diego belort going to
tile Cubs from the Padres last .....,.,
j\e hit .2118 with '!I lUJIS,batled ID and
ail borne runs last season. '
Canni2zaro, 29, fives !he Dodpn; four ·
catchers with .._ league experMnce.
The oCher1 are Dµke Sims, Joe Ferguson
and BW SudatiL.
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MoScoW -Finllnd's Ice bacl<ey \eam
d<(tated the Soviet Union for the first
tQDe ever Friday winning, 4-2, in a
bfoscOw tournament game. In aoother Witch. Czechoslovakia crushed Sweden's
Junior team 1·1. ' ,,.
'BLoEMFONTEIN, South Africa . -
5econd-seeded Jean Glshert of Spain
defeated Nikki Kalogeropoulos of Greece,
l-4. 7'6, H, Frldtll' In the Semlfmals of
lbe Sugar tennis toomam..t. .
'Unseeded Patrick Cranier , o1 Soulh
Alrica also gained the f"8io bf ousting
Aridrew Palu.on pl Rhodeflo, &-2, 6-4.
In wome11'1 lli>gles sellll finals, Soulh
Mtica's Pat Pretorius eliminated Linda
Substanti'1 R~
For Vida Blue,
Pronllses Finley
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tharg~:~im .
For .500 Mark . '
Ag~i,n~t ~ ou~~-'
HOUSTON -With a chance of ending
up with a ~ble . .500 record as a
good possibility, 'the San Diego Qiargers
invade the Astrodome here Sonday for
National Football Lulue American
Q>nference finale against Houston'•
Oilers.
The Chargers (6-7) of tbe AFC West
have been tn..lalled u 7\l·point favorites
• On rv suiu1a11
«lfao••el 4 ot II ;•
over the home.tandlng Oilers ol tbe AFC
Cenlral Division In the lnterdlvlsional
clash.
It's a far cry from the old days of the •
-~ ~ F!'l"ball Leape of about a decadera;o wbi!n the'tbtn-Loe
Angel" Chargen were oonslantly ba~
!ling It out with tbeae aamo Oilen lot the 1-. cbaniplomhip, .
• San Dielo -Ille fifth best a:oring
Gffeme (:I'll polato), against Houston's
~ def-, which has
OAKLAND (AP) -Pitcher Vida Blue, given up JUll ll'l polnta and whic~ b tbe
the American LeagUe Cy Young and Most third best In the conference and ilith
Valuable Player awards winner will get a ' best in the enUre NFL.
"sub8t&ntial raise" over last year's So, it'• a q\lt!llon of whether the
$14,750 rookie eontract, aays Oakland Chargers' multlple-pronced off e n • e ,
Athlelb owaer Charles O. Finley.. featuring AFC passing leader John Had!
"And J'm ·noj talking aboul peanuts," and numtng bat:u Mike Garrell and
Fin!ol' aald tn a telephone Interview. rookie Mike ~ can peoetr1to
Finley aid he is awaltlll( word from the Oiler badll-ellodlve)y. .
B.-U Coronllu-Bowle Kubo OD Al the uma time, san Diego'• def-, -•cl guidelines. 11th ot the IJ AFC te-ln poinll allow·
illue himllell ls on the way to Vietnam ed (2111, could ba Jo for a aurprlle lf
with Bob Hope and other ~. rookie Oiler pa-. Don P-ml
bu1. he baa been qdOlod • ~"I'm Lyon Dlcl:er .,. hot.
goq lo maie a. Wllole lot _. _,,, Ex·Kusaa CltJ Qlel Soper J!owl lloro
Dtlt ~·" Robert Hollriel and former '0Wger · Alloid about hll ructloa shoold Vida Dickie Pool give -a pair ol
ooma 111> Wflb •!Jaure ot around 1100,000, aloclily-bu!lt """"" wbo can bruk for
Finlq r<plled : the bli ....... -· "I don't know. l"Vt never bad anyone CumnUy aervtng u !nterlm btad
ask me for 1100,000." coach ot the San Dlegllll, club general
Marvin Miller, execuUve director ol tbe maoqer Harland SVare baa Indicated
Major League Players' Asooclallon. has tbat the ....,agement will look oulllde -·a' lelter to ~Iayera bringing up the tbe organization for 10meone to replace
mattar or inawes for athletes and tbe fired Sid Gillman.
eiMrtalnen. In the Oiler camp, headb1an Ed Htlghes
Re dW llluo and J,. Namatli of the haa ' procarioul hold oo· Illa job after
N.,, York Jttl" foot!>all ltolJi aa tl• aeelng ol!eMive -.£tnie Zwahlen
amploo oj penons Wiiii "~"Job' P,.. Ind Walt Schllnkmao lllyq' -given ·
-blem1,. ~--~-----lhe.Jlea-ln ·the.pall-.
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AgaJ.1uit. Pitt.sburgh
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.'·.·Ram . Title · Hope: ..
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. o~_:t~ne ~~--4fli
'!1 \ I '' ~ I I , .. 1: ' l! ·'' .. ~ PJtiSBtn!GH((AP) Pi~ ·was beached in l•VO<'ol Tony Haarlt·
Steelers, with little tO salvage ~t J>fide, ty. . . , , 1;··
SundaY,. host .the•Lo.s ~eles ~' a But Hiortitly suliored 'a hri>IRn -'..:~ >: t<.<tlfwllh evef')'thlll€On'lfie line.. I ,· · . . ~ ' Th ••··' • · ~ l '" 1c't .J .... 4 hone. m the seOQllll pertod agalnat ..,.. ' e .. ~ers, · wrn1 a .Y ory, 'WVW • • • • • ...
J tinisb .tbe ~asoii With ·.a ;&00 '1'Cord, 7·7, CUU\4U.,1ub 1~ Leahy ~u inelf~
foi' ·the ·ffrsf. Ume in 'efgftf years. 'Ibey m;l Bridshaw was celled upon 1a. '9
,have ~n ~lirilln~ted •_ from ·utl'e .~ tlUr~f qt¥Uter. . , ~ ' , )':>·,
• lenti>n. · . . 1 . . , . • . -,. He· U...W two loucbdowns, and led ~
I . I ~u~ the .IWJi~ ~ve an out.s~e ~ Steelenito BM-13 vktOry. . ..
to Vllh. the W,est• Division of the No6iii!al "I felt he.,._ . break "·aid ..!..I... . Footbill .Qiofe/eool tr thef 'de!ea~ the , a • ......
· St~frs dr qi.anaae a tle. $her.k Noll. "I just !~t ft~ tc1•
. .N half game beb:M-Ute Salt Filntiico aome fresh pi.ayers. ' , .
....... ~ ltaini havo an7.S.I r«onf to , ,"Bpi ho•, our ~k. He11 ~ lift·.Fra~Jsoo.,.1 "~.,: • • ·: -~~.uyev." "'··
·Jlowev.,., ii the 'tien d!feat'Defu>(~ Wlln HUl'lltty oul.· Leolly will,,'*
, " ' · · Bl'lidshaw's ~ aplmt Ille a . . ·en rv Su da · ' WUlie Elllaoo the Rams' 1-li"I •
• 1 • .,.,_ ·..., I z' !',0· II '· · · gainer, peeds "'!IYJ 23· yards ~ go ' · .,,_ .... e , , ~-"' •;111.· 1,000·l\IShtngforaild(lo,..son.~
. , • . .. , , . • .. but ~k Bass has ever doae that rO,,:tli
thef wqI take tQe divlsi<1n µue no matter Rams. Bass twice went ovel"tbe·m:e
whap.os· f.ngel s does. / , 'Ille Ram • running i*:k wW '
· Should both teams fini~ With the s8me · desp4te a cracked rib allffered ag st
.recor4 ~ Rams would win the divll\l:on Washington Monday night. He has betO ·a
since they. defeated San Francisco twice starter au seuon undei' coach Toni•
this season. , 1 , • Prothro after aervlng U a reserve a;•
'I1le. Rams-Steelers game pits a cagy ago under Pe@rge Allen. · .' ··~
veteran , quarterback against a Ellison should join that elite 1,000 ~
polenUally·brllllant second.year pro, . ranlc Sunday, But more than llla ji>-
. Roman Gebriel, the Rams' IO'year dlvidual goal !J on the line for the 'R,aiiis
vtlet'ao1 holds all the club's tmportl.nt in the finaJ regular aeuon pme. '
career pa&~'reci>nJS despite 'tile fact 'Ille steel•-have pl•~ ~. D·-c that !onner Rams Bob Waterfle1dl' l(ld. ..... OOJ'~ M11:1 ~
Norm Van Brocklln bollt are in tbi'llill IYl~tlme&ln It yell'S Ind tbe Roma the Serleli IM·Z. . : , " of Fame.' . . The ~ •--· • Terry Bradshaw, on the other hand, 1__ ••• -·~ will not Jl41Y apln'
has been lspotty•for the'steelera dtl!jDg ...
¥ • • ~ •• \ 1 • • • • ' : ~ • ' Vr1 •llillM• his sophomore year. , -·-~_c_LE_V!_,_,L_A ... l)l_D'_S_Ml:.:.L:.:.T_MOc....::.:..:Rl:.:.!"...:<:.:.19.:..) :.:.FA:.:.C:.:.,E:..:.s...:w...:· A:..:S:..:H:.:.IN:..:. G:.T:..:ON:;.:.'S:..:U:..:N:..:D.:.A:..:Y;_. ' wi~~t ::~~~ agol~~-'BLAciM.A.li NIX'/!I.
. ' . . • . " ' , OFFER FROM PR~
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PITTSIURGHIS TERRY BRADSHAW (12) WILL BID TD UPSET THE RAMS SUNDAY. •
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:49ers C.an .wrap Up rritle
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CHAMPAIGN, DI. -Bob B~
whoae lll!Qols foolball ooa<:h) .. del!ul•
year was a bounce-beet IUOCtll, ~
fjj Friday he.rojeded an oller to~
head coaeh ol the Denver Bl'OllOOI Ii. Illa Na~ Football LetgUe, • :
Blackman lwnmoned t news ~
len!llCe to reveal he wu ·~,a
week a&O by Lou w.n, &enen.!-mr J
ol the Denve< ptv club, wlllt .. -il
tile Bronco,~-held by llMib CXNldt J-... .. _,.J I ' .. ..
Blackman, $%," liebly..a~1
Dmmouth -I<>< II ytar1, 1ai4;)e turned doft the .job "Jiecouse my ·-
billon ls lo lead· lllfoola.to Ille BiC ,... ~and tbeRole'Bowl." ·:i 1'
•' ' > Dallas St:ekinf:
Sixth Straight:~:
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Divisional Titre ,. -DALLAS (AP) -'l'be DallaJ C.OWlJtil>'
first·round ·National F-11 ~
ptai:oa silo banga In the balance today in
a llllioDally televlaed claah with the fl!iit>
aioking,st. Louil Cardlnata.
!ihould DaUu defeat· the Canllnala 1
WOljld mean a lilth -ve -' ' ·'1:-, o. w l'•••ir · ~
C"-lee& 2 et I P.•i'~,
Division tilJe' for the Cowbo)'I and I 1"' tl>~MW>eoota · for a fJrsl.rouncl ,_
Christrnas Dly. ~ 1
A Joa .,. ti• In the contest a~a
Washington victory over Cleveland Slfl-
day would hand the Redaklns the rtil!l to
10 North while Dallas would Ulfl lb ~
t can! to travel· to the Weal Coast,
• The Cowho)'I were heavy lavo~
the crucial batjle al Teua Stadiiiilii
to capture their seventh conaecutJre ~
· Wi~ Over Detroit S unday W.ould Do ! i to~~ .. took a I~ noon1 ~to tbe ~
&AN l':RANCISCO (AP) -The last n,. / divls;.;,' lead hu cha••ed h8nds after balng eliminated from, •'••oil ~n-llld:boasled tbe moet explooJve olr-_111 ·~ , ,_, the Natlonol Foolball LiqUe beblnd llo. avllllble Na-I Foolball Leag11e .eighl liql ... ID.1awee0.. ... .. tentfon, : lrankedqoarlerbackRoger~' ~ botth ii one vidory away from , Before.kJcko!l tlme .llllre,.the ...... w111 .... "We shoubl ,havt at I-10 vtdories Slaubach baao1thrown an~
tbe ~·4!Jen.. • 'ltROW·WhotbertbeRamallav.btateo.the going .Into thia_pmo," uid coadi Joe lohlslastlZl-.Dolluhu-JI!
•i\ve now can cootrol our own de!ltin;y/' SchmJdt, •bolt Liml ~ 7-6-L comecuiJve lamet since ColCh Tom tu.
coach Dick Nolao told bla loam H it OR '.l'V Stoft ... 9 ' Lui oe~,.,the 49'ra allo went lolo dry tn1taJ1eC1 him at i::uarterback and 1lle llal1ed preparing lot the final rqular their final ..,.. ne<dinf a vlctoiy to eow=r. ,__ ba ~
-,..,., qa!not Detroit hert SOn-C,._ael 2 •t I p.m. cialm the cllvision title. '!be IOCOl!d-Piice -·· never a came -
city. • • Rama heat the New York Glaob In an ala and llniahed. '" ·
There b allo an unlikely possibility Sb!elera to "'1...,p a wb>or.eJae siluaUoo East Coul game and tbe uen responded st. Louil, a cripple with • U.1 8"iii
that the )'lttsburgh sr..ien could give in lb< nationally lel•viled game with the by heating Oakland :lf.7 for their llral :;:~·-~ !~ \:"-°"i~ ~
the uen the playoff •Pol by heating the Llona. champiooahlp ever. •• ••• • -
Los Angel" Rams In Ptt'8 burgh Sunday. •11, for one, am not going to tbinl< about Nolan'a team played It. best a11 .. rounc1 Gray and John Gilliam, two~"
. 'lbe 41e(r,'a..11 inoved bai:i. on top ol the their s:o<e -though they're .ln ~ gama of the seaaon lut,Sunday. heatinJ "'l'be Canlinal1 alwtl)'I plt.Y as toqll;t
N'ailooaJ Footbill CtXlfe"'°"e 'ft' .. l slaJ> Eaalem tlmr zone," .nld ..... !wlbaa Atlanta :K-3. Quarterback Jo)jn Brodla ,l8ld Landry, '"!boy ha'"D'I qoill hiltllW.
dillflJ ~. Moqd&y 1ight .,~ , the .Ke!t Will""', • ._ '"as I flit )I ~Inf, lor ·l~ y~ ind I'•• IOI; a IQI ol mpect for th4m.,,,.
W&$llln«ldll·-bea1 the Rama, 7·1>-Tht·UOOI l'lll ~ trJlng to11boot·f!an tbe ...,.de!""° allowed UleFakoill on-. ott!alde ....irm are p,ar tlcu larl'Y
1, .'tllld bot:ted theaL out o! firs! place. F-ouL 'o! the' p!ayolll 'a week Jy 130 yotda. • ' .., dqeroua. •
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,agles ~e8:ch Finals;
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:Club Laguna, 64-48 .
• 111;-' Dy BOWARD I. HANOY
I•• Of .. OlltJ l"u.t '"" t. Elloncia Hl&b School ad-~..-to tho fmala of the fUth
1 ~ San Clemente ltiwanta
'111\TlllUonal buketba!I lounul· Jl!t"l Rrld~ night with I IMS ~ over Laguna Beach in
...,,. aemlllnals.
The Eqiea of coach Dav•
· Carlisle will face Ganesha
~:10.::"" !t..t ~~
Gpoff al I o'clock.
• · Lquna Beach will return to
Bctk>n at 5 against Milalon
Viejo In a baWe for lbird
•
btgan siokinJ --free agoln!t a Poll: ol )osaea for thio" sltuahom wltb r!aularl· Estancia while Laguna Beach
ty and it was all over for the ii now 2~ for thi year.
Artists. In tbe fourth period, a.tMdt '"' Estancia hit 15 free throw1 ':-~ M ...
1nd had but two field goals. ~ i.::: 1 11 ~ :
Itwasn'tuntU2:4&remained ..-ont • 2 • to
that the Eagles hit a field goal ::! . 1 : : :
in the final llama after aint· ~".:. ,: ~ ,; J
1ng LC charltJ. tos5el in IUC-L.11111111 1tKt1 C•I
cesS1on. e-111 " ft tt "'
Doug Carter JrU b1gb .paint Gii..... : : I ::
man tor th• game .itb 25 ,,uh .=.i. : : s : ~~Buddy~WnaUW «~~ II~ I
Jell Ford talls1Da 10. =::."' ; : I 1~ For~I; dwcill Cqnrtn MtlW • , f ,
had)I, ~bltlorll . -;:.:-,: .: ,: J and G ~JO. • ..,..,..,..,.. ~ ~' thi llOODll =· .... u 1
: 1: ;;::: JerrJ Fair's Laguna :Artlst.t
yed witl!· the bot-shootlng
es in the first quart.er and G . run· Ar oved in front at :Z..21 wW11· 11an•o . ' e~ ' e . :57 lei! In the .-..I period.-.I'. ~' .' 'J . ~ '
But that'• a far u it: went j
the ArtlN who llurried . . -~·;;uT.~~::-t MVJ &ws,·r7l-63
~ ,Dwt ond ,. . . . • , .
• · awr, .rC&rtille'1 crew: · . to otoy, · · etlemJllld ·• game of calclrup tot.~' retiJmed to the se. If .~ . . . '• •1 tod tho oflalr ~ Into a
ball ming " full couit. helcbl ~ .iid ta:aJnbllng conteat dur-
Hele.,. Md le.med ti. llltlllicill*. ; 111. !be IDlddlt portion of the
. ... , ..... > '
' confuse the ArtlN. Belo... to tJOll • n-ta llolDrl! -, . .,.rtod. I 1lJlird ·lllD!a 'WM ended," ~11-··.~Jo't <l!llblOI 'In Ga .. IOmehow retained EXCITEMENT? -Mis·
btld,. lt,polal•b\llct = ==· f lta l...t lluoqli all the acur-sion Viejo baske!ball ~.:0.~.-~1~"l: ~~.;,,::•,.. ., 1>. ft:.::,':1'"4~ ... iif'~~lll , coach Pat R 'o b,e rt s ~ &"'---:r·. ·exudes plenty of it as
, fiDal .um.a. , · . • '. · ' ; Clev@I P . • · • g .• 4 be cheers on his Di-
•F.or o~e. tt .am~ the wi!J'l'llt llimll """' -.:::~·d•!l.'°f,~ poiblll ablos. The Diablos are
would dojlii'I titu ' lalie' -· .Ilaff ' r ,g-JioOor:o"'"' team-currenUy competing in tallied niflt ~•""' r..-....,_llaflmo!8 Eagle• '.!Mte Roger Slayton, • f.1 • · ti "without an ·~ . t;;iJiili el • la lhl , cllam-. juolor, -"" 21. •" , . , . the San Clemente tour-
..,-· to •narrow the maix1n jllooiblp.' .. lln1l1i 'fa lPOllit!' Mission Viejo'Sl Jun!or _•_am_e_n_t._~----
, 4'1-44 with ·5.41 left. · ~ mismatch. , forward, f.1 Gil Normandie, '.~I th!I' pob.t' the Eqlea . l\llulon\'ielo playa for lhlrd bit 27 polntl for the Diabloa . ' . place againit Laguna , Beach • with te~te Mike Bowen tonlgjit 11 5 acorlng 15. .
ustangs
·oil .Past
.oe, 95-72
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Costo Mw High advan<ed
the conso!AUon finals of the
. annual K·1Y(anl• .in-
·~tional basketball ' touma·
nt Friday night with a 95-72
Lory o v e r Sadd\eback's
.. n at Saa .clemente
h: ".
:.\ hlg second ·qwirter In
ch the Muaf.anga of coach
Neeme, tallied 14 poinlll
t the game out of reach <>f
· lr Orange League foell.
Meu is now 2-4 rot1the
r .. ~·1 think we're 1ts.rttng''lo
the right combination," a
py Neeme said following
genie.•: r
1 ''This boy Pit Kalama may
Just the answer for \l"S. He
. the quick . haods and I
be could be just the one
'm looking @r. He certainly
· -oUr team around out
tonight. .
1'We lost Chuck Bridges
ter two yean and he was
one 1 called the lghition. I
Pat can do it too."
The Mustangs fell seven
inti behind early in tbe.ae-
and trailed most o( the
irlt quarter. Kalama hit a 30-
ter from behind the key at
buzzer to put Costa Mesa
head, 22-21, and the Mustangs
attled off eight points in sue·
ession to 1tart the second
. I This gave Costa Mesa a 33-
1 edge and Neeme's charges
ver looked back.
The second stanza {ound
ack Archer hitting 1J points
Rick Browning con-
"buUng 10 u the Mustangs
joyed their bluell eigh~
period of tli .eason.
~ lo the ocoring department,
llnllhed with = and
with 20 to pact the
. Scott EndJloy bit 15
~ T ... Nevftle 13. ~ Joa llarchiorlattl. a I o n g
~ Kalama. had a late start
~uae of football but both
, ' , • The vl.ctory was No. sir "1e ·ta~ Ganeaha team agaln!t two defeats for. the
fori:\><f -1,!llslon Viejo to atke Gian!! .while Mwion Viejo II
one abot from outside and the~ now 5-2 for the year.
nabbed tbe rebound wlth a col-· In the matter of shooting
lapsihg %One defense. percentages, each team hit at
The game was decided in an identlca1 figure of 44 per-
the second period when a J>!ir cent. Ganesha had 2& field
of hot shoqting Giants drlll'ed goals 1n 58 1,ttJrripts to 24 of 55
the ~ts .fur. 18 pf ,their team's for the Dlabloi.
22 PQmts to 12 ·for coa~ Pat
Roberts' Diablos. ·
'Both t~ made mimerous.
turnovers during the action, a
situation that kept the Dlablos
from' being blOl\'D qui of .ljle.
gym. Many of the· turnovers.
however, were forced by the
quick and alert Mission Viejo ~
defense. 1
• • '
Trailing_hY seven going Into
the fourth stanza, the Diablos
Vike ·Cagers Impressive
' lit 89-3 7 Rout of Tribe . \ ' '
SC Varsity
In 81-58
Victory
••• ~ppear ready tD take over a
~ull role as 1iarters. ~·~lorlatU fuled out of the •
eback action midway
gh the second stama,
ever.
1f72 CONTININTAL Ol MIRCUlY -
~ O>st.a Mt.aa will meet. the
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· Golden We~t's Rustlers turn-
ed ba'ck'Cypress, 75-73 in over.
time, In the <;.'!la!fey 1nvjtatlon·
al toum!y to advance to the
title Ult tonight at 5 against
Citrus, a 109-99 winner over
Riverside.
And 5addleback's Gauchos
ended an eight-game drOught
with their first triumph of the
campaign, an 86-14 declalon
ovec College Of the Canyons In
the Mt. l Sa'n Jacinto touma·
ment at Gilman Hot Springs.
Saddlebacll faces Palomar
for the consolation c·r ow n
tonight at 7i30. Palomar
defeated Mira Costa.
The Gauchos' victory came
wittl just two seconds re-
maining When Arne Qrumley
stole the ball and raced in for
a layup.
Coach Roy Stevens' Gaucbos
had led 111961 ol the Wiiiu~tii
Canyons tied it with three
minutes left. It was. nip. and
tuck the r~t of the way.
Oilers' Balance Reserve l>on Swaim paced
Saddleback with ~4 polnts
while Chmley hlt 18 and Phil
Newhouse Md 16. Rkh Price
countered wJth 12.
Trips Foe, 70-64 Golden West v;on Its game
In the final two secorid.!I of the
overtime wJten Gfl'Y Orgill
dribbled the length of the
court to hit .i layup.
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game," aald Combs. "We're a
little tired and a few days off
wUI help us. It was an average
game for us. We didn't do a
real good )ob, but we weren't
bad either.
"I thought our kids did a
good job ln coming back after
thBt disappointing d o uh I e
overtime loss to Long Buch
Wilson <Wednesday)."
Cypress 1l4d held a 73-69 ad·
vantage, but Jim Ahderson hit
a IO.foot jumper with 1:10 left
and teammate ,Joe Croom ad·
ded a two-pointer from the cor·
ner to tie it.
When Cypress attempted a
shot and missed, Jack Kelch
grabbe<J the rebound and fed it
to Orgill who drove for the
winning bucket.
Andeison had hit a three-
point play with 1'15 to go In
regulation to tie It at 89.
Huntington is now Idle until
Tuesday when it meets El
Modena at 5:30 in the opening
d f th Tr to lldll .. ll.ltk IUl
roun o e oy urnament. Altli:r•fl " 1 • , "! 'I
The Oilers really didn't put crum1.., ' I ,',!
the game on lee until the wan-~~.. I
ing moment.! of the third S~\ff', ~ ·r' 1 ~ quarter. ~~~ 1 · 1 Ahead by i'ust seven points ,.,...r.... 10 ' o u TOl•IJ Ji lJ ,, N (54-47), Combs' crew got three H11111mt: s.c1c1i.1Mck n, c1rwont ~1
buckel!I in a span of 20 se<:· ••~ w .. 1 1111
onds to jump ahead , 60-47. '"'°'" 7 ~ ',1 :~
Jim Worthy hit the fitst two, s111 1 ' 2 •
grabbing a rebound and bank· !l~J. .. rr : ~ ~ l:
ing 4 back in and then ciµming A'*~an ·: ~ i J~
the second off the fast break. =~ i 0 1 2
Seconds later teammate Dave autt o • 1 o Wilson D 0 '1 o Axelson stole the ball and put Tot•I• tt 11 14 7J
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steve Brooks was the big
gul'\ for Huntington, getting.
some key jump shots and
maneuvering well along the
baseline for wme nifty layups.
He finished with 17 points to
claim high honors for the
Oilers.
· And Tom Q-unk (15 ),
Worthy (13), Brett White (13)
and Scott WbiUield (10) also
hit In Twin figures.
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I.OS ANGELES -Blahop
Amat's classy Lancers hi-
jacked Cinderella'• coach and
transfonned it aut.omailcaUy
Into a pumpkin Friday night at
the Coliseum.• .
Before a somewhat disap-
. polnUng throng or 15,335
. onlookers, the Lancers from
La Puente tacked on their se-
cond consecutive CIF AAAA
root.ball crown and 16th
SJS Bids
For Bowl
Triumph
1fnight win with a 37-21 con-PASADENA _ San Jose
quest of ~ C i n d e r e 11 a state and Memphis State, two
Western. Pio~ good football teams ~ith The wild ... conng till was the ,,. lackluster won-lost records,
most producUve. on a com-collide today in the Pasadena
bined basis, in a CIF major Bowl.
division t!Ue clash alnce 1959 The Spartans, f>.5-1, in-
wben Long Beach Poly club-eluding a 13-12 upset of Rose
bed Hawthorne, 42-20, for the Bowl-bound stanfard In a non-
AAAA diadem. conference fray represent the
As for the Lancers-Pioneers Pacific Coast Aihletic Associa-
conlrontatlon, it bolled down tion against the Mls!ouri
to an individual battle between Valley Conference champion
the opposing quarterbacks. Tigers, 4-6.
Amat's senior magician, But both teams were .f..l In
John Sciarra, presented his league play, and, uid coach
case for CIF ~ player. of Dewey King of San Jose,
the year pla~dits_ by rac~g "fi.~mphis state Is a very
up 36 yards 1n eight carries, physical team and they played
compleUng seven ol 10 passes a very difficult schedule,
for 115 yards and three scores similar to ours.
·while wreaking havoc on kick "We played some of the
returns. best," King said, referring to
. In fact, even though he Stanford Arizona St a t e
scored a touchdown o[ his own Oregon ~nd Houston. "and w~
on an 11-yard romp from hit with the best."
scrimmage in the first
quarter, Sciarra's two best
scampers of the evening were
on returns of Pioneer kicks.
One - a SO.yard kickoff run-
back alter Western had tallied
in the third quarter -took
some air out of late Pioneer
hopes. And Ule other was a 72-
yard punt return for a· TD
earlier in the same stanza
which put the winners on top
by 30-14 and nearly out of
reach.
All told, Amat racked up an
even 300 yards total offense.
On the other side of the
fence, junior triple option whiz
Bob Acosta kept the Laocers'
hearts beating at a rapid pace
throughout.
The Pioneer 1ignal caller
scored twice himself on a
beautiful ~yard first quarter
· run Crom scrimmage aod.. on
· an eight-yard keeper through
the middle just be.fore Sciar-
, ra'1 SO.yard kickoff return in
the third period.
And Acosta also accounted
: for the other Western 1b:-
: pointer, on a 21·yard pass to
tight end Dana Nafziger, who
caught the ball near the back
I ine of the end 20ne after an
Aniat defender had denected
it.
Western's offense finished
up with 291 total yards, 221 by
Acosta.
While on the 111bject of
player or the year candidates,
a word must be said on behalf
·of Lancer safet~an George : Chance. ~
The S-10, 170-pooncf senior
continually batted d ow n
Acosta aerials and was poi.500
in turning in most of Ute
speedy tr a.i Ii n g bacU
: dispalched on the veer option
: by the Sunset League run-
nersup.
\ Basketball
Results
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Coach Billy ••spook''
Murphy of MSU said, ••Any
team that beat. Stanford bas'
to be an outstanding one.
"I can tell you one thing for
sure, we have a darned good
football club."
The Tigers, plagued by
fumbles most of the season,
Jost to South Caro l ina,
Louisville aod Utah State by a
total of J 1 points. They showed
plenty of offense against Cin-
cinnati, -45-21, and North Texu
State, 47-3.
San Jose edged Cal State
(Long Beacb),"~28. lo get the
PCAA vote to Pasadena, and
&a>red an imprtSSive 4>7 vie-.
tory over San Diego state.
Long Beach had t j I d
Uiuisville, 14--24, in last year's
Pasadena Bowt.
Houston was the only com-
mpn opponeot, and of! the
score San Jose is expected to
run its bowl record to 3-0.
Houston beat San Jose, 34-20,
and Memphis state, 35-7.
Jt1s tbe first. bowl game for
Memphis State but San J ose
. registered Raisin B o w J
triumphs in 1946 and l!M9.
Both teams bad to find new
quarterbacks during t h e
season when injuries struck
the Spartans' Dave Ellis and
the Tigen' Rick strawebrklge.
A so ph om o re, TravUI
McMichael, now starts for San
Jose and junior Al Harvey
directs the Memphis attack.
Murphy said he w as
"staying awake nights" figur-
ing ways to stop San Jose's
multiple o£fensive formaUons,
which include the wishbone T.
He's also concerned with the
San Jose defense, Jed by All-
American middle linebacker
Dave Chaney.
Memphis' top running threat
is 5-foot-6, 175-pound Paul
"Skeeter'' Gowen, who gained
!1111 yards, and he has plenty of
support from 225 -pound
fullback Ray Jamieson, who
netted 527.
Grid Poll
Puts OCC
In 26th Spot
Orange Coast College finlsh.
ed %Bib In the final national
junior college football pall,
conducted by J.C. Grid-Wire.
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MD Faces Magnolia . Vanguards
In 89-83
·wrestling Summar~s · .... Sparta· Next
After 54-4 7 Setback •
By ROGEi\ CAl\LSON Of ... o.lfy , .. :Stiff
Mater Del Hlgb's Monarchs
!oat their conoolatron urr with
FoothUl Hlgb's_ Knight. Friday
nigh~ 54-47, In the ninth ao-
nual Valencia HI g h Let·
termen's basketbal l in-
'vltatlonal.
But in the proce&!J coach
Jerry Tardie may have come
up with the quarterback he's
been searcblng !or In prepara·
tion IOr Angelus League ac-.
Uon.
Jim Poettgen. a ~11 junior
guard, came oft the beocb to
spart the Monarchs with his
keen derenslve play •.
Twice in the closing. minutes
he tniled through for crucial
steals. • '
'lbe Monarchs, however,
couldn't cash in on Poettgen's
moves and their upset hopes
went..down the dram.,:..
"He kept us dose, he was
our only bright .spot," said Tanfi~ arterward of hi! pro.
1~ve starter.
Tbe Monarchs wel'! back in
aCUon today with a 10 a.m.
test 1gaiMt Magnolia at the
Anaheim Convention Center in
the Anaheim Invitational.
Mater Dei· bad lls chances
against. Foothill, trailing 4M5
with 1:'5 lelt wben Poettgen
made a key theft. But three
shot. from the Held failed to
produce paints ~ then coach
Hank Hummel's Knights went
to a .stall to preserve the vie-.
tory.
Mater Del was·l7 or 46 from
the field while the victors
were 19 of 53.
Reve rsal
POMONA -SoutUern
Callfomla COiiege •Of Costa
Me14 dropped an 89 • SI
d~iflon to host Fwnotla
College Frld'1 nlgbl in a non-
league basketball gaine.
The Vanguarils of SoCal
made , a l'\U't at the taller
Pomona squad in · the late
stages Qf the contest, cutt!og
lhe Pomona lead to three
palnta,. but Pat Quinn ' and
Grtg Jacob« fouled oot ahd
Ml,... .,.. '"' Pomona toot eontroJ of the
.. " ., "' boards.
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Tam.nee Sunday 'for a 2:JI
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Sparta.
The .Rangers O( CO•a Ch
Geol'.ie Harrison f o u c b I
JeagU•leadlng Olympic to & <f.
:& draw last Sunday at-Coke
Mesa's TeWfnkle Part. AJIWl't
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Toµgh ~n ~ives . ' &Dl'l'Oll'1 NOTE: Tldl 11 1
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nper it.an -ud bow they
.. .,. edju1ted.
lly KAROL SfONGER
A~ ... L'na Wt1'w
Betty. Manders doesn't fret
that lier hUlband might get
hurt. '1'11>d)' Philbin does.
"YoU just wait until It hap-
pens," aatd the wife of Dallas
Cowboys center Dave
Ml!lde,..,
with the team. -have a pro-
b~em with my knee."
WEARS KNEE BRACE
GtrTY tore ligaments and
tendons and wa,s hospitalized
for three days. He still wears
a knee brace when he plays.
Mrs. Manders, who has
watched her husband nearly
twice as !ong as Trudy has
watched Gerry, says she
knows Dave's every pain.
"I've bten watching him for
so long," she said, "that I can
tell whether he's. hurting or not. I '
"The bruises and the blood
clots worry me more t~an 'the
broken bones. A break wlU be
set and wiU mend and he
won't play until it does, but
there are so many unknowns
with a C:!.eep bruise.or' a clot."
Manders, unlike Philbin,
0
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Many golfers falsely believe
that by merely assuming a
"squarl! stance" they are set-
ting 1 u~ properly fOr straiaht
shots. This is ilot always true •.
It's not sufficient to simply place
your feet so that the imaginery
'lin e across the toes is parall,el
to the target line.
More impor'tant than the
positlon of the feet is the align·
ment of your shoulders. It is
shoulder alignment tha1 pri}'tlar-
ily determines the path your
clubhead will take as it move$
through the hitting area and,
ullimately, the direction your
shots will take~off the cl4bface. ti
0
Th is should be apparent if
you study the illustrations. In ~
each case the golfer's feet are f
positioned "square" or parallel ~
to the target line: However, -j
only in illustration I l are• the I
shoulders also parallel to th is ·
line.
'"At lint )<ou don't worry
becauee you're not used to
anythlna happening," 1 a i d
Mn. Philbin, whose husband
Gtrry 11 a defensive end for
tbe He.w York Jets. HBut the
more thlnp that happen, the
more you worry."
ha-sn't sUffered a serious foot-The colfer in illustration #2
ball injury since 1967. is almost certain to either pull
"That was the year he tore 7 or pull-slice the shot. The golfer.
up his knee in an exhibition i/J in illustration 13 is set for a
game in San Fraricl~." Mrs. beautiful push to the right or
Manders recalled)l et we en push hook.
answering the telephone and 1--------------------..J wiping candy smears of( Gerry and Da ve both are tr
teet·2, 245 pounds and 30 year's
old. Phllbln joined the Jets in
1914 as a third-round draft
choice out of the University of
Buffalo. Manders went to the
Cowboys the same year as a
free agent, two years alter
graduaUon from M i c h i g a o
State.
Both have been on Super &.WI teams, have been spared
the trauma of being traded Ud' have suffered their 1hare
of injuries.
'lbetr wives, like those of
other players, 1lt In stadium
stands or ln front of the
television set, watchlng their
mites get hit week after week
a('d waiting for them to get
up,
ICE PACKS, SYMPATHY
'The women offer ice packs fDd sympathy when their
~Ill husbands come off the
ei-actlce fields or home lrom
,alD'les with minor ailments.
When they suller serious in-
jurie.s, the wives travel daily
to ntarby hospitals and accept
other wives' offerings of
babysitting, food and goodwill
,ncl return the favor when
tf'llshaps strike their homes.
'I.You do as much for them
u you can without hurting
,thei r vanity,'' said
Mfr, .Philbin. -
Tnidy is a "8-year-old
wawberry blonde fr 0 m
Wichita, Kan., who 11 a teen-
ager liked ''anything
dangerous except aldln&. I
don't like the cold." •
Now a resident of suburban
Huntington, N.Y. and the
mother of John, 4*, and
Douglas, seven m o n t h s I
Trudy spent her high schoo
days getting school records in
high jump and w I n·n Ing
trophle.s In drag racing. She
attended Wichita State for one
year, then became a
•tewardess.
It was while Oying the
Atlant.a·New York route for
Eastern Airlines that she met
Gerry, who already had one
4h<>ulder operation and a cou·
pie years' pro etperlence.
SWEETHEARTS
Betty and Dave w ere
childhood sweethearts in the
'ski country of Kinsrord1 'Mich.,
·on th e Upper Penninsula ]ust
two blocks from Wisconsin.
Tall, blonde and 32, Mrs. Man·
ders al90 Is a graduate of
MSU.
When the Manders were
married, pro football wasn't in
their plans, but, as she says,
"'Dave found out that watching
It and playina: it weren't the
same." Now they live in North
Dallis with Mark, 9, Mike. I,
Cassie's face. "He tore
ligaments, cartilages, t h e
whole knee. He was.bospitaliz·
ed for 17 days and sat out the
ust of the year.
"You hate to see your hus-
band discoUraged, down. You
hate \o see anybody out of
work, and his work ls playing
football ."
Trudy Philbin agrees -
even U it means playing in a
shoulder harness or in a knee
bractt. "I'd rather have him play In
that than not to play at all,"
she said. .
But in pro football, eight
years is a long career and
both falnnies know that the
day soon will come when the
game will no longer be a part
of their Uves. And they plan
for that day. -"Gerry's favorite expression
is that it's not very far from
the penthouse to t h e
outhouse." said Trudy. "We've
seen a lot of good exatrtples."
"But we have two
restaurants one in New York
and one in Gerry's naUve
Rhode Island and investments
and a house that's almost paid
for. Gerry 'always' will want to
work 'at something. He's am·
bitiou·s. ·He's made a lot of
contacts. We won't have any
trouble." The Manders have , made
financial investments, too.
And while Philbin Sll(!nds the
offseason speak Ing and
overseeing his restaurants,
Manders works ,as an ad·
vertising account executive.
He , also has a football com-
mentary radio s~w three
days a week.
"Dave won't get a job just
because he played pro ball, •i
said his wife, who like Trudy,
ls realistic. "He's not as well
known as the quarterbacks.
But he'll probably get his foot
into more doOrs than Joe
Doe."
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Dominates
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King• Now 6·24
Glover Optimistic
Despite Record
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
"When I came here," says
Fred Glover, "my goal was to
make the playoffs. That's still
my goal."
The gruff coach of the Los
Ange les Kings is nothing if not
an optimist. The Kings. ex·
peeled tO bld for a playoff spot
this season after a st rong
fini.sh last year, are instead
challenging their team oE two
stasons ,go~ which set an all-
time National Hockey League
record for futility with only 14
victories.
Golng into tonight's 'clash
wltb Detroit, the Kinas .have
won only 6 of the 30 games.
But perhaps even a better'
measure of their season so far
Is the fact that they 've tied on-
ly one game, fewest ln the
league, and only two of their
23 losses have been by one
goal. Their longest winning
streak is one game.
If the.season has been hard
for the Kings, it's been doubly
hard for Glover, a former
NHL . coach cf the year with
the •California Golden Seals.
After the Seals lost a record 53
games last season and gol off
slowly this year, they fired
Glover, hired Vic Stasiuk and
soon began to live up to the
potential Glover says he saw
in training camp.
"You could see I.hey were
capable .. of fl aving a fme
record," he says of his former
team, which owns two vic-
tories over the mighty Boston
Bruins and has moved up
from last place Into the
playoff pic ture.,
On Nov. 30, the Kings
removed teneral manager
Larry Regan as coach and
hired the 43-year-old Glover. A
few days later they made
another move, trading pro-
mising defenseman D a I e
Hoganson, goalie Denis l)e..
jordy and two other players to
hfontreal for a goalie con·
sidered one ol the league's
best, Rogatien Vachon.
But Vachon, who had sur·
rendered an average of only
about 2.6 goal.1 a game in bis
career with the Canadiens. has
yielded more than four a
game behind the K I n g s '
defense, long their weakest
point. Some critics say the
Kings gave up too much for
Vachon.
Glover disagrees. "I don't
care what anyone say11 we got
Drags Back
Next We.ek
Hot drag racing competiUon
returns to Orange County
International R.acewaf llec. 26
with the first round o the 1972
All Pro Championshtp Seriu,
Having been dormant most
or the month of December~ the
raceway bas U,Kd the hiatus
period to do Its aMual house
cleaning.
The All Pro aeries ls a four-
part rice which continues on
Jin. 23. Feb. lS and Mar. 25.
Jt Includes 100 top fuel
dragstert, funny cars and pro
stocM. with the he:aviest con·
centratlon ln top fuel, whtre
48 driver• .,.. entered to try
ind qtlallfy for an eight-car
starting fi•ld.
the man we wanted," he says.
0 Vachon has. played well. If
we start scoring more goals
and checking better it will
take S!>me of the pressure ofl
him."
Much of the team's problem
is psychological, the coach
asserts.
"This club had a fine stretch
drive last year, and the suc-
cess: that certain players had
caUSed them to take some
things for granted," Glover
iays.' "' '
He wop't mention a n y
n~, but It's no secret that
the line. t'.lf :Juba Widlng, Bob -
Bei-Tj and Mike B }' e 1\-s
nicknamed the "Bee line" lasl
season for ·its husping ,ityle of
play1 has been in tJle doghouse
of both Kings coaches ,thi!J
season. ,
Byers, who Jed the Kings in
goals last season with 27, was
traded to Buffalo Thursday for
veteran defenseman D o u g
Barrie.•
Gio'1:r is oonvillced the Kines
generally nee~ more pressure
from h1m, not less.
"For most players,
especially young ones, the
tough line ts the only one they
respond to," he says. "I'm
ccnv~ this team is better
than It's shown so far. And
there are still a lot of games
to be played."
But .the ,Kings may be
playing man)' of them in
virtual privacy. Home at-
tendan ce, spurred last season
by such games as a sensa-
tional comeback win over the
Bruins before the first sellout
crowd in team history, has
been Oagging since the Kings
dropped their first e i g h t
games here.
And the attitude or the home
fans bas suggested that they
agree with defenseman Paul
Curtis' estimation of the team.
''We only have two pro-
blems," OJrtis said recenJly.
"We haven't been scoring
many goals, and we haven't
been stopping the other team
from scoring:''
Rustler Trio
Accoladed
For Efforts
Dave Lockman, R o s s
Mcintyre and Phil Stice have
been accorded Rustler of the
Year honors· for cross country.
water polo and soccer at
Golde!\ West College.
Lockrnan.,a 120·pound
freshman from Marina, led
coach Tom Noon 's cross coun-
try team to its second straight
Southern Cali for n la Con~
ference liUe and a steond
place finish in the state (smaJI
schools) division.
Other cross counlry honors
went to Sleve Lassegard -
most inspirational and cap·
lain; and Dave Henderson -
most improved.
In w1tu polo, Mctntyre also
rectlved the captain's trophy
while Gary Ruble was voted
nt0$t lmpro\led.
Socctr awards Included : co-
captains -Eric Pot~hena
and Ken CIMpp; high &corer -
Randy Bartl.it: and moil Im·
1>roved -Harlin Sexton.
Mbalon
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Sa111rd11, D«tm"" 18, 1'71
KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN
SATURDAYS IN
THE DAILY PILOT
OAJlY -ll _I
)F YOU'RE
~ . This Message
Dog-gone Good
Deafness, ·Fatigue
-' I DEAR ANN LANDERS: The letter from the
couple who traveled· from Maine to California and
counted a dozen dead dogs along the highway ,hurt my
heart. May I offer .a few suggestions to people who
really care about animals?
First, I!_ you )'litness any kind of cruelty to an
animal, report 1t at once to the
Hwnane Society. And,.don't be
afraid to give your ~me. ·
Second, whenever y~u go in-
to a pet shop, check the ca1es
and see U the animal.! have
enough water. If the supply ls
low (or non-existent ), 10 to the
manager and ask him ~bout it.
Third, have your p e t
neutered . You will then not be
burdened with u n w a n t e d
Utters. This costs VffY little
compared with the eforl and
the energy, not to mentlon
feeding If German shephenl
pups.
there would be nothing left for
them when we announced we
were taking a. two-month trip.
These are the same two who ·
believed they shou1d b e
permitted to go through their
father's home after thelr
~other wu buried and help
themselves to the paintings,
silver, linen;;, ,.,, n ti q u e ':..;;;::::-;: furniture -anything theY l~,0~"":::.!'::-:::•::;:•:;:~;,::;'-;;:!1":!;1·~*::"":!!"'!:;:.:;,J.::;;.L~-~i:lj~==
wanted. It never occurred to them that perhaps their father "Now, that doesn't seem io be the cru:iluDas-ipirit it all." might still enjoy having these
lhings around. -------------------
If you have an animal you
don'~ want, don't d~'mp him. Take him to a animal
shelter. If they are unable to
find a home they w II put him
to sleep -whic~ is much
kinder than letting plm starve
to death or get hit ~ya car.
I hope you can J11ake room
for this in your colimn. I can
think of no better 9ay to get a
message to mllllo~f people.
Thank you -PLAIN,
ORDJNARY CIT N WHO
CARES.
DEAR CITIZEti/: I care,
too. Here'• your llktu and mv lhuks. ' '
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
You must be a mind reader.
Your letter and 1advice con-
ceming the selftsh, money·
hungry children who resented
their father'Sseoond wife ap-
peared the day after I let
loose on a stepsoD and
daughter-in-law.
They had complained that '
When I married Jason, his
children resented me im·
mediately, and knew why. It
meant nothing to them that he
would have a companion,
someone to love him, to take
care of bis needs and give his
life new meaning. They view·
ed his second mar ri age
strictly in terms of less money
for them.
Thank you, Ann, for speak-
ing out in behalf of second
wives, such as myself. We
need all the help we can get
and you have betn very sup-
portive -SECOND TIME
AROUND JN BROOKLINE,
MASS.
DEAR BROOK: Hippy to be
of help. A good tee0ncl mar·
rlage can add years to a
widower's life. And
10metinft&, that second mllJ'>o
rlage 11 a lot better than the
flr1L
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
After 22 years and I children,
my husband has found another
love. He doesn't want to leave
BUSINESS A me, says he'll be OK in time, and h_as begged me to be pa·
PROFESSIONAL tient He refuses to see a doc· GU J DE tor qr a clergyman. f · I'm ashamed to say I still ,,..,... ___ ,.....,J __ ..,I love him. Am I sick or is he?
MA TI RESS S e I woul<! do anything to keep
this maniage together. The •
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MATIRES S cltildren don't have a clue.
IOATS HOMIS T IUIS Neither does anyone else. I'm
lnwtW. a... up one day, sure I can make
CMhi M ... M it and d o W n the ne:i:L
2110 N If anyone ever needed Ann Uberty Landers I do. What do you
Mesa U~olstery
Liberty 8-4781
2310 NIWPOlT ILVD.
• aay? -WIFE
DEAR WIFE: Hang on. Get
some coumellng yourself. It
wlll give you strength. The btg
question ls this: Would you
and 1be children be better or
worse off without him? You
are the only penoa wbo (SD
answer this quesdon and I
ur1e yoa to be honest about tt.
Black Africa Lacks
Unity, Cooperation
LONDON (UPI] -In the
words of the delegate from
Lesotho, "it is the grass which
suffers when the elephants
fight."
• The ancient African proverb
was dlrtcted as a plea to
ministers of the 41·nation,
Organiia.Uon of African Unity
(OAU) meeting in June at Ad~
diJ Ababa , Ethiopia.
Ababa . Amin responded by
boycotting the session.
Troops of Uganda and
Tanzania, once good
neighbors, clashed on their
mutual border west of Lake
Victoria. Only intervention by
Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta, at 79
an elder statesman in African
affairs, restored a semblance
of peace and headed off total
disruption of the economic
conununity as well.
Bid Offered
Lesotho, among the
alliance's smallest states, was
making a simple p o i n t :
fighting among the mighty
hurta th• •man and powerless a CHRISTMAS TREES more than it doe.s the strong.
It is a lesson the new s100 O'FF WITH African nations -as well as THIS
tbe old -must take to heart if · · AD
a start toward iea1 unity and BEAUTIFUL LIVING GIFT
~ation IB to be made in :.JAPANESE BONSAI ::>: $550
At the June meeting, the s .. u ,....,... OPP UP
OAU, black Africa's eight-TAKATA NURS!RY
year-old e1periment in unity, 710 IAIU ST. IN•zt .. Ph INtlMI
appeared more in discord than 'ON lllSTOL AT IAlll -COITA MISA
ever before. Its ministers S4M724
qua1Teled over poss lb 1 el~~~~~~~!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!"! dialogue w Ith white-ruledl~
South Africa. Such member-
nations as Uganda a n d
T1nU1nia were on the brink of
war. China and the Soviet
Union had intensified their
own cold war for influence
across the sprawling con-
tinent.
Emperor Haile Selassie of
Ethiopia, host to the gather-
ing, sounded the 1ame appeal
for harmony in a keynote ad·
dress.
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NEW
SHIPMENT
YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY
"We believe in the need for
Africans -possessing as we
do slmllar cultur~. a co1111DOn
past and aspirations as
developing nations -to live
hannonlously, settling our dif.
ferences of opinion on African
and world issues through
frank exchange of ideas,
mutual understanding, respect
and cooperation within the
OAU," Selassie said.
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OPlN DAILY J "I --
At year's end such coopera-
tion still seems a long way oU,
Just as it did that day In June.
The year began for black
Africa with a coup, as Maj .
Gen. Id! Amin seized power in
Uganda during the absence
from the country of President
Milton Obote. President Julius
Nyerere of neighboring
Tanzania was quick to offer
a!!lylum to Obote, with whom
he-had sided consistently in
matters of foreign policy .
The OAU ministers, under
pressure from Nyerere and
President Kenneth Kaudan of
Zambia , shelved plans to bold
its summer session in Kam-
pala, capital of Uganda, and
moved it Instead to Addis
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.Sagittarius JUld .. G<n\inI.'Wlth
1.ibra, it is a case of opPoaitu
being draWn to each.other.
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··•li'at must 'be""doM. in 'qwet,
·.efficlent·rnanner~ E ~·p·t·e.1 s
ideas; · · Be · with one you
respect. Refuse. to sing 'blues
"1th individual .wlJo ..... only
:negauve lido.' ·You ...m riJm.
pr<hend. .
• TAURUS (April.:lo.J,lay 20):
.Practical issues ~le. 0)>-
'tain hint from ' :J'a111111 'mes-
aage.1Relative in, transit CQU.ld
make special reQUest. Fulfill it
'.-U tt dOes ~t rp~'giving up : Orne !or . nothhig. <Keep
harmony .bn home fronl ~ ,
~~IN! CMoJ! 21.Jo\lne 29): '
·Jolfl , f~ :With .P·t • ~~· per"*' .>Heed ' i~ : vol<!e> ;v oWlg person deserves 'lpecial ~ldei:atiol). Creative ·en-
Cleavor appears destined te
suc.oeed. Cbeck,aCCO\Ullil. 'Tate
·lnveptory .. Get seq11l4,wind,.
. CANCER (June 21.July 22):
A·d.ded ·and · 1 u r'pr is e
."responsibility could t~p you
'close to 1 home base, Dbn't •
lea\!e until basic project is·
completed. One who opposed
you is now reitdy :10 cooperate.
·Proceed. with· n e w ,. un-
i:lei;-standing. · ·,
: LEO .(JU\i'. Zl'Aug, 22): Gel
house in order. Means 4riallze
.gra~-)s .'not gi'eener..:,
.eJ..,.her<. l'inlsh what )""!
start BrOaden horizo.ns. KnoW
ijla~ ai4Jng one wit4 probl~
coold ~ ¥!> .,We YO!ll' ,
own. ,You can .1ain wisdo~
· VIRGO -(Aug; !iSept. 22): •
Best· itow to: leave 11peculalla"n
.to~ ,others' . .RevieW •me~1.
Some pro<:edures are due Jor
.;Judden, revision. D d.n' t
delegate duliei. I!-for
·;you !O' be DD IJilod fil· -
KnOw if ll)ld act •ctttdillllr ...
-IJBRA CS<F. 23-0ct. 22):
·Dynapljc , approach ii ~
MfY. ·Be vital, alert .
·E;mp&,size special interests.
"IntultioA Works overtime.' You
now ien:se where to be .:.... and
:wh~·n. ~ '•.• r.I • 1 ~vldual may play prominent role. Galn
II lildlcili.d:
SCORPIO (Oct. 22·Nov.-:1
Accent versatility. Coine out
of shell. Shake off tendency to
·hide or duck issues. Being
forthright DOW -and with
i =~:-~r.;-J:;i:;J
by p~~ith minor complaints.
~ : ~GrrrAJUUS (Nov. :ii.
.Dec. 21 ): OYercome ~\endency
:to be ~xtravagant. Y~ •an
enjoy · q_~ty· ,.;t_tho·u.t
ovf.tspe~. · Mess.ae will '.bebJme ' 'incrWingly_ 'clear.
f'riend ·who advocatP. quick
aciion miy' not be as, loyal u
JOU. inJl\glne, • ,
. ·cAPRICOitil (Dec. 22 . Jan.
19): ,P..t • inveslrn'°tl pay ·
health)' '1Jvli!ends. Mealll coi> ·
tacts made will· com~ b4c'k in-to P,icture. ~eer, aniliWOn,
stand!Dg ·in colnmjialfy ' -
these are an fav-ored .
Uoortboclox approach °,brings
best ,mulls. .
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.AQUARllJS·"iJan.' :o'Feb.
!~): You . spark inletest In
those who 'previOusty· w~. in-
dlffereol Nothing happens
balfjray' IO. au . out: Accent . .&lotMw'· Utilize ""'9e of • '
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allOWmansbiP,. ·Get• LeO to aid
In thia arta. ~t dlrf! mail program 'under' way.,., • •
'PISCE-1 cFeb:!lllMuch20):
~ive hidden motives.
Refu .. 'to be lmprWed by
mere.IUl"face indicatioits. The
gliUer ,means little ~.8ilytJUng.
Stress Integrity. Member Of
opposite. sex is trying to prove "
true feeling!. Be r~eptive.
IF 11>DAY IS . .YOUR
llRTBDAY .. you · are an oriilnel thinker, dildji!>fuI of
~ atul!ed 1hirl. Many COD· alder you fir out. But; Jf truth
be Glolm, many. also 1 are en-
Yilpl.; You. seldoin follow ~ Youoetycuroimpa~ m.tO . lndtrldu1l style .. You .... not...,. to get ·ai.ng with
-bat life would be• leol
plum! ..-t you. If single, -m,e 11 on horiioo.
·To~--· Juckw for you 1~ ' ~~:ti ;
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· \ti!PS Zt hot al lo~g as t'iee~ed, .
'• Two way. fauc.t MrvM one : •
c:Up·or o. pitcherf31·+.'.si9nal ·.
· ' 1igh!J up When coff'-is ready,· . ' ' · · ~,.~YOur (h9i(e of poppy, ovocadO. · ...... ' ' . . (. .... 'RE_G.$11 ;~8
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• Natur91 light to bring out her beauty.
, •, Two.;ided mirr0~·ufi sizt and magnified.
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: no ·more wet heir in the 1howerl · I • '
4!,lncl~des 'flexible chrorri.eiplatea
· hose, wd11'6racket and.hbhgitr.
• Shower head iS adjustable.
REG. $9~95 . . . ~ . $795 ·
SAVf $2.0o/
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• Adi1;1it~l:Sle for rig1't or
·left handirip cvh •.
• 2· amp motor, self
lubricating bearings, . • llG. $U.99
SAVI $S.OO/
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dn1f in wod, stffl l •ioruy. •;<:Ost aluminum hCMnfng -2J , ·
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fireproof.
• Oeck th• tree,
windows, Rover's
home.
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110. 99c
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'm•sh curtains. • Pok,, & . b ......... ng
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film cartridge. · · "' -
• Includes four.shows: SnoW Wtlit9,
·' Donald Duck,
G"<!fy & 101
Dalmatians.
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WORK ·BEN~H
• Asiembles lb a.big 30'"
high i: 24 inches d.,p x
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;. , DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWER I
~ ACROSS 44 Watrr lily 1,af Ytstt'rday's Punle Solvtd:
J'. 45 Betrayal of ~ 11 , 11 ~
:: rJ,•ContaglCIJS J. SKfrl l l "' " G (
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•.,.skin disease 47 Slackfned
6 Spat on 1 aod filllllY
: salllng vessel stopptd
'• lO ·BK11111e 51 Condlllon ~ Insipid of po¥trty
14 Fruit of -S2 Llbnlttd
; the Olk 54 A vibtaUng
!= lS Frtnc:h prancui lllOYHltnl
; 16 lords d 58 "I c1111e,
•: undentll'ldlnt -,
;. 17 YolA'lt "' I conqumd": f. }t.Owellkig of I 2 WOtds 7 Wlngllke 37 Chinese
~ wild .,1u1 59 Protetd 8 Da1lng stlJ!Ofl
;. 19 Musial w "np{dly financial .39 ~ppost r Mikita 61 Ball rt sttp vtntlr't 40 First year
20 SlO. bill: 6l Tibia, for ont CJ Agitates · of school:
:. lnfcrnW 6} Oriental rust lD Engine part., ~ 2 words
•: 22Most alocf 64 Paid up 11 Gtnus Of,., 4Z Historic seat
; 24 Narcotic t.S Olpplc flowtts of Irish kings
: • 2b Rut:11J"S G.liRi ntnl 12 Sm<1Utst 43 Kind of
; 27 Guudt'd " -of Jn dtgrtt containtr:
• ""31 Rivtr of thr loods: D Fasling 2 words
;: .. ~. Th1i1a:id Ordsio Pl!fiods 44 On11su1lly
! 32 Voca !IJ w&Wt ~ 21 Movt at a small thlni:
• 3) -Alt«ita •1 ~n quick pacl! lnrormal
: 3S e.chrklt ti 23 Marint fish 4& Fotl!ll!r GI E Lltiml Ms: DOn 25 Class 47 Sysltm of
t1 Abbr. 21 SodiUl'lt social
31 Un~ 1 sie,-1 s;ar" chloridt org1nlz1Uon
Pf1'KWI 2 ~I 21 Muse of 48 Grttll: author
'-39 Usu a lrtff c:w..tt hlst«Y 49 Alrttaft ~ 40 Endi"9 '6td 3 LU!ldr bu, 29 Thoroughfart 50 Skin '. :: ~t ~ly JO Aw>mpllshlng 5).,.. Walb!r. SMU
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(: 41 Unit d .ocl 5 PllU'd of vnlshts 55 D11111b
• wtlght:Brltis.-. fon&ailr 35 HMdsomt: 56 Uriclosed:
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• " DAILY PILOT ·CLASSIFIED ~DS • Everyone H111 You Cen Sell ft, .• •• Something That Find . It, Trade It •
\ • Someone Else Wants 'l(ith 11 Went Ad ·rhe Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-Oial 642-5678 for Fast Results .•
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* TAYLO' CQ., * .-f er, arge 1'00ln!I. ~·-FINER HOMES ZJOO "'· ll with 3 "'· • f145,000 -Fee. By app'I, TARBELL SOUTH 011 HIWAY i6ill Grundy, Realtor CHOICE PROPERTY • 2 bd-
JCI aa,.ide, NB · ""161 rm. 1% bath, beamed cell· 2 ROLLS ROYCE AUTOS NEWPORT HEIGHTSll
Owner must ~ell! You must see to
appreciate this UNUSUAL 3 BR.
on TWO LOTS w/some view on fee
fam. room, bet.ltd & fflter-
ed pool. caJI for appt. tG see. ' EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE • :
2955 Hart>or, Chsta Mesa , ings, fireplace, F.A. heat in FOR CHRISTMAS!
~ Gener•I '""'t uol!1 - 3 """"· 2 bath hi . R ll . I ded 'th
LUSK
HARBOR VIEW
Waterfront Opportunity! Owners of 3 brand j
NEW luxury homes will consider in ex·
change : your smaller home, land, apartment .
bldgs., or Trust Deedsl Or will Ieasejoptlon, ·,
Each one has 4 BR., F~., fonn'!I PR. & •lull .1
dy'. Kitchens fully eqtnpped with the mos! "
modem conveniences. Fully carpeted. Spaco !
ious open plan. Reduced -$143,500 each. :
8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/ SUN L-5 .'
11-.-............. ~ ..... ;;p;;~W~~·~· back unit . with OCEAN New s & hers o s inc u Wl II •• VIEW, cpt. & drapes, excel· outstanding Newport Bay View~Es-
. · 1 lent 1oca
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· AuYon..SH. O<l"IR,E'IOtlS,. ,. l.8\e• 2,4 acres, pool, stables, plus
Coldwell Bank ~~~fii!ili~ * * a S,00 sq. ft. mansion. Created by
land! $56,~50. Call Laszlo Sharkany and we mean view. 3 bdrm. 644-6200, Al.m. nn. model home con·
.. .1..~ , dlfion, 3-car garagi;, elec.
REALTORS er BIG REDUCTION architect Paul Williams. Inspection
OPEN SAT." SUN, 1.s by appt. $345,500.
C..mEO SHORES -VIEW · pte, cul-de-aac-i. '""
2 BR. + den . Spilt level home. land. Exdlni"> !Isling.
Ocean and Canyon View. Adult oc-TAX SHELTER
cupied -immaculate .~broughout. Corona det Mar Duplex shows
$69,500. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. tan"'tic ;..,..., 6 blocla
221 Milford, Corona del Mar. from beach. 3 bdrm, 3 bath · CAMEO HIGHLANDS
!1arge corner lot with beautiful pool. 3
Bdrms., 2'h baths, oversize living room &
l~i room. A'ccess to priv. beach. •
Eileen Hudson
• . 1005 BONNIE DOONE
OP.EN SUN. 14. Best priced VIEW home In .JR,V,INE TERRACE. Tile roof, 3 or 4 BR's.
-d~n • 3 baths. Spanish design w /beamed
ceilings. $92,500. Bud Austin.
WATERFRONT-$85,000
OPEN SUN. 14. •29 BALBOA COVES. 4
BR, lam. rm., lanai. Redecorated; in top
Joe., sandy beach & slip. Super entertaining
home. Charlene Whyte
OP~N SUN. 14 BAYCREST
1707 CANDLESTICK LANE. 4 BR, plus lge.
!am. rm.; Ivan Wells. Freshly painted &
new carpeting. Room for pooL $'74,500.
Mary Lou Marion
.· TWO CHOICE BAYCRE~T
Homes: 3 BR., 2'1> ba's., 18X36 pool, adult
occupied, immac., only $82,500. Good · buy
.for growing family : 5 BR:s., form. DR.,
·1am. room. $55,950, M1C. Buie
GOOD FOR A FAMILY
4 Bdrm Eastbluff home. Fenced yard, ideal
!or children & pets. Large formal dining
room, view. Carol Tatum
LIDO ISLE
'11ie decoration is French, the feeling is re--
_!axed. A beautiful 2 Bdrm., 2 bath, couple's
home. fn ,500 With terms. Gene Vreeland
SHORECLIFFS -5 BDRMS.
A. §Pe.ci~ home !9r special people. Ocean
v.lew. "'Steps to ocean beaches. Land owner-
ship. $1J0,000. M. Harvey . .
NEAR HARBOR ISLAND
OPEN SUN. P.M.; 122 HARBOR ISLAND
RD .; 2 BR.; den; 21>2 'ba., charmer for small
family seeking unusual value. $69, 750. Bob
Yorke
CROWN OF THE SEA
Cozy :i BR home, room for 2nd unit. $4(, 750.
Irvine -Terr., 3 BR., 3 Ba., garden view.
$59,500.
Lusk Harbor View 3'BR .. 2 yr. old. $56,500.
Duplex, 4 BR. ea. $77,500. LaVera Burns
OCEAN VIEW -$57,500
Call on this exclusive & begin to enjoy your
ocean dream house. 3 Bdrms., formal din·
ing, walled courtyard & private beach. Hur-
ry! Bill Comstock
BEAUTIFUL IRVINE COVE
Delightful surf views from 5 rooms. Priv.
beach. 5 Bdrms, masterful floor plan. Call
for pictures of this home. $198,500.
George Grupe
BEAMED CEILINGS
Add feeling to beautiful Harbor View borne,
with 3 bdrms., I 'It baths & 3 car garage.
$54,000. Harry Frederick
GREAT FOR COUPLE
Or small family; 2 BR., ea. with 10xl4 cozy
extra 'area; 2 .ba., low malnt. TIP·TOP
SHAPE, cilll to see. Univ, Park. $36,900.
°Chuck'i J,.ewis
DUPLEX -BOTH UNITS 4 BR.
3 Ba .. studio type, vtith patioc Move In front
unit w/fiplc., lease rear for '325/riio. or
lease front for $395/mo. Asking price $TT,500.
Al Fink
CHRISTMAS GI FT
For the family. A beautiful home In Harbor
View Hills. Lusk "Sandpiper" 4 BR. & fam.
rm. w /wet bar & frplc. $71,500 Incl. land.
Catheryn Tennille
LAGUNA Vl EW LOT
Forever white water view lot on level build-
ing pad. Will trade for clean small home in
Newport or CdM. Clear. ~.ooo.
Harriett Davies
VIEW -CAMEO SHORES
ORIGINAL OWNER
• This 3 bdrm., lam. rm. & !am. din. rm.
home is still In model condition. Large pOol·
size lot. Room for expansion. $95,000.
Kathryn f!8ulston • ' .
A SPECIAL WAY OF LIFE
Is yours in •:THE BLUFFS". Lovely 5-4 BR.
townhouse, 2\.2 ba'r.1 formal dining, shag
carpetinf, billiard toPm; bay!ront location.
$57,900. l!elle Partch ,
A REAL 'HIDEAWAY
On the beach In Laguna. 2 Bdrm. apart.
ment, own your own; bard to believe price.
$45,500. Jim Muller
--Coldwell,Balker
644-2A30 ~
933-0700
SSO NIWPORT CENTER DR., N.I ,
~~~.D_Rg~ 'BRING ME MY DR~AM
~~l~~~3" "°"bdnnntial•, 3 c,h e er f u 1 nRs. and beau'tiful
.......... UIUll\R:'U p ''MONACO'', ''CARMEL'',
bath; !le. J,tv. ~.be~ grounds. Step~ to pool, tennis.court ''PORTOFINO'', ''PALERMO'' •.
ed ceiling, _,,1. 'din. & park. $42,500. Call Betty Kerr Select your plan from these ready-~ -BEST OF ALL -60 644-6200 to-move-in h!)mes, inc. landscaping,
fl. tot -NOW i 49.!i». . t & dr F ll!AJ: 950 Call *NEWPORT'BEACH* HIGH 'ATOP THE CLIFFS cpts. ap~s. rom ..,,, .
OOPLEX -~ OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 OF DOVER SHORES EASTBLUFF -UPPER
205 & 205Yr 33rd Sl rHI A sweeping view of the Upper Bay. BAY VIEW ·
1'°"'"w unit avattable tor 9 NEW Ivan Wells custom hilmes First offerin-g! 4 BR., 2 bath, 1-:::;: ~~We~ =3 nearing coMpletion. Choose your story. Beautiful rear yard w/cover-
bQ.nn.'2 bath,'blt-tn's, com-finish det8ils now! Model OPEN ed. patio and raised de<:king; elec. garage door; panelling; sbutter.s. plet.iy tunmt>eo!, BLOCK DAILY 1().5 p.m. at 2006 Galaxy Ready to move-In. OPEN SAT. & '00 OCEAN &: shopping -• N I&!"'"" Drive, ewport Beach. Or call SUN. 1·5 p.m. 2901 Catalpa St., "C" THOMAS 64U200. Newport Beach. Call Jack Howell 64U200 ..
Realtor UNIVERSITY PARK I DRIVE BY & CALL ~'!!i;,.. = Spacious 4 BR, FR. Active lam.Uy 1363 Galaxy, Dover Shores -3 BR,
~ ..... ~~~~'!'!!"lfloor plan w/20'x30' LR., high-3\.2 bath, FR, Pool.
FOURTEEN KARAT beam celling. Grand sta!rc.ase leads HOO Cambridge, Westc!i!f -3 BR,
Chrislmu '!.?,Kall ;...; In to hideaway master suite. ·$53,000. ~9~~t~a!1fai~. Dover Shores -4000
,.......,.,,, bnlllant,oo;irl<· CallLaszloSbarkany64U200. · sq. ft., pool view, office, 4 BR +
Ung kl,_, Wllh wonderniI INVESTORS ATTENTION guest qtrs. ~ned walnut trtm. 309 Evening Star, Dover Shores -
Walle !'3'tly on medallion 12 low maintenance units grossing 5 BR, 5000 sq. ft ., 5\!!ii baths pier &
gold VJny1; relax in. yoor · . float. forest green dinette. sturdy $16,850. AlmQst nil vacancy factor.
P!as,lPr,Wlllb, line han!wood ALSO 18 ,beautilul units on 1.4 From $64,500 to $169,500.
:tloo?ng. 'Ilfte bdnns. plus_ acres .. Excellent tax shelter gross Call Elaine Svedeen 642--8235
"""'"' o1Ike & smoll worl<-THE RANCH
shop. Large play yard; pro-$26,460. Tom Queen 644-6200. Beautiful 4 bedroom Spanish Home!
tected neWftborhood, the I AM AVAILABLE Beamed ceilings! Sparkling pool!
'best grammar llChool. ONLY Brick patio! Adjacent to Greenbelt;
tJj,000 -NO DOWN· VEI'-[have 4 BR's, 2200 spacious sq. ft., Irvine Area! Own your land!
E!WIS! 2\.2 baths In Corona de! Mar. $41 ,280. Call for details 642-8235.
'&: 2 bdnn, 1 bath upt(.alrs
wjth ocean.view. 3 car park-
ing. Call "" ..... YA FOUR·PLEX
AU 2"bednl!Jm units ii:a an ex-
cellent area pl.us investment
for a veteran buyer at
$45,..,.,
'.'&''
BEDROOMS
Owner Tronsferrecl
European cullured w 11 h
charm & quality of crafts-
manship. Ankle deep car-
pets. candlelight dining rm.
Huge gounnet kitchen. TWO
SEPARATE FIREPLACES.
Authentic Pfli1or -like. fam-
lly room. Towering stairs to
huge Bdrms. 3 Baths. Much
more to see lncludin& a 3
CAR GARAGE. Just listed -
So take advantage. Call
645-0301
IOHl\l I. Ol\O\
41 £ ,q I T ) ~ ' \l·..J.-RENTAL : $350/mo. Betty Kerr OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m.' 15361 e Yllil.U 644-6200. Nimes Circle, Irvine: r· · J . , ~-~"'°";,.,.==-'--' ~ \_ t I•
PIOPERTIES MACNAB • IRYINE 1 Bdrm C!;f!Ac'! M.,.
.. ormerly LaBonle R.E. Realty Company ...,,,., Good ·-1oco.
220 E. 17th St., C.M. tion. Lari• 'tot with .. .,. CAL1. 646·0555 644-6200 642-8235 A xood Investment~ better HARBOR VlEW CENTER · !ban ,..ttng, $17,!ltD.
-ngin• Call 9'19-1907 164-1 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER DRIVE SmLE DOWN
YOU NAME IT • NEWPORT ,BEACH And "'"" in ""' ch<errut
1'rls Hause HM It!. ldJYTtTTTt------------------4 'bdnn, 2 bath sreat family
(!)' 6% Asumable V.A. Loan -- - --W.\S.IWWWWA.LWLWl.LZZAlf home nearNewpori His, JUI!
C2> YA-IBA Terms · Gen.rel General Gener•I a few steps from a k:Jvely (3) 04-~ Street ....,.,_..,....______ perlc. Kitchen bitns. FA
C4l Neor SchooU & -THREE CAR GARAGE heating, new ,.,,,.ting,
(5) Excellent $tiag C4rpets oft J. .!J. l P!Us 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 large tenced yard. $29,9» (6) Beaufittd T11e Patio • large ba:lh!J, "knet! deep" CALL '-\,0 '4f·l414
(7) Paneled Family Room tn a ~ (! . shag W/W .,.,,,.ting, wood 9 'W ~
181 Heavy Shal<e Roof PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES " "" burning r""P1'"'· 419-.dC. (~~~--~ -*-~-···~ ment. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT mi~ wantrobes in mas-N11r Ne.,p•rt P111 Offltt
All .ru.. with lour bedroom• ter bedroom. Only 10 m in-CAN'T FIND rT?
end a ifamily room. Great 3 Linda Isle Drive1-Open Sund11y Utes ito the beach and seller
'Famli.y Home. Ca1'15f6..2313. Lovely, new 5 BR., 41,2 Ba. home w/water~ will pay points SI) you can *WILL BUILD your drtw
\8i--THE REAL ~ ESTATERS ,-r•, ',T.-P .. '
POOL+
RUMPUS ROOM
Plus 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
'bunt-in kitchen, new shag
carpeting, 2 fireplaces. Ov-
er 600 sq. rt. ni.mpUs room
.,front Iiv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled family buy FHA or GI NO DOWN. home, Have at.aft for com-
rm. w/frp' lc. Ma:Ster BR. W/sitting area & If y1:xfve used your GI be· plete born. packap. fir 1ore, ca.ti anyway _ yo u · eplace, Bay & Mt. views, ......... $179,500. ntlg1it be elig'lb!e for an-Put :your confidence In our
JUST COMPLETED other one. Fu.II price only 49 years ot quality CUJtom
5 BR. 4 bath home with 50 ft. dock. Beauti· $28,SOO. Call today! home buildln&.
fully decorated, with marble mstr. bath. Walker & Lee crystal chandeliers, fine carpets & wallpaper. · S.. example al product at B · 1n ReaUors ~ Galaxy, Dover Shores. uni. vacuum, recirculating hot water. Ivan Wells & Sons Dumbwaiter & many other extras. $285,000. ~ Harbor mvd. at Adams 56-9491 Open 'HI 9 PM
• 642-2511 • 'inc:ludes wet bar. No qual-n Linda Isle DrlY•
ifying, no k>&.n ftts • just Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon. """over sWJeot., ""'""" Huge lJ/Btr. BR. w/beam ceil. & frpl. Lge. GI Loan. 0woar wru consld-Jiv. rm. & family rm Formal din rm Securi-;;,.;;::ru ~~ft~~ ty system. Pfer & slip .......... '. .. $2so,ooo.
CtJPANCY,
MAKE OFFER
h In by CHRISTMAS
NEWPORT BEAOI
4 BR + 21,S BA + 1.rg family
nn + pool. Try $46,500.
NEWPORT BEACH
DON'T DREAM A DREAMI BUY ONEI '.~
Hurry to see this NEW home in Dover Shores! .
4 BR., study, sun room & formal DR. Spee""
tacular 2-story ceiling in living room , beauti• ...
ful carpeting. Island kitchen. Jled ... $99,500.' :
410 MORNING STAR OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5
TRIPLEX I IN CORONA DE~ MAR
A rare find for this area! 2 Nice bednns. in'·:
each of the three units. Elec. blt·in stoves &~ .:
ovens, near-new cptng & drapes & 6 carports. :
Won't last! Hurry! ............. , .... $69,500.! ·:
4232 EAST COAST HWY. OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 ·: ..
LINDA ISLE -$145,000 • i
Charming and beautiful! Best waterfrol$'.' ~
buy! ti BR., fam. rm. & formal dinin1. ~;
electric kitchen, wet bar in FR. Italian Wa ,;
entry. Fireplace in mstr. BR. Pier/sllp.
EXCLUSIVE BAY ISLAND
Charm & quiet atmosphere Is a well lcnown'. ·
feature of this exclusive island with park •·:
tennis ct. Older but livable bayfront homo ;
w/5 bdrms. Pier/slip ............... $135,000. :
DOVER SHORES -VIEW -$0,500
A real star in a constellation ot.' :fi6e homes. ·.
Prof. deco led from the new Rliman tl\b to :
the quiet, lighted courtyd. 3 Bdrooms, study :
& fam. rm. Room to store you.i boat in drive-:
thru garage. follow the stars to: :
2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5 .; , ' CORONA DEL MAR INCOME -$61,950 ~
Live in one, rent the other. Nice 2 BR. front ::
unit W/fireplace and brand NEW 3 BR, a.:
bath rear unit. Near shops. Good income.
LA QUINTA COUNTRY CLUB ·:
Beautiful custom bit. desert home on 13th·.\..
fairway. 10' Ceilings, formal~· & den w/ :
wet bar. Sep. guest house. air~nd.,· ~
pool, jacuzzi & sauna. Will consi er exchange t
for Newport waterfrt. home .•..... i185,000. ~
' FOR LEASE i'
On ocean front. Sharp 2 bdrm., 1 bath furn-~:
ished duplex-apt. with enclosed garage. Now F
thllU June 30. Reference. $300 Mo. : ' l••
, A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL • . ., Cb~nnlng Westclifl home for a special 1~.:j·
lly. 5 Large bdrms., lam. nn. & 4 bi!~!
'Lovely 20'>40' pool + Jacuzzi •.•.... $7919(1C!!:;
CORONA DEL MAR ... $'5,000 :'
Builders Attention! 3 Full lots under ~
proved. In prime location. 1 Block to ocean;
On this !ge. property is a nice 2 BR., 2 ba:
quality home + guest apt.
DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT -$175,000
Home for family who wants pier/slip & 5 or
6 bedrooms. Lge. terrace for dining or sun-
ning .around pool. Dramatic entry courtyd.
CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS
Dover Shores -$49,500 .
Linda Isle -$69,S00.$75,~.~100,000.
Office ~n S•lurd•y & Sund•y
'Our 26th Y1•r''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtoti
~
2111 San Joaquin Hills Ro•d
''Ov1rJooklng Big C•nyon Country Club''
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 .
* ** ** * Gener•I
W lk & L , 92 Linda Isla Driva 8 er· ee . Beaut. 5·BR. 4 ha. home W/fDnnal din. nn.
,......., • . & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway.
2790 H-Blvd. af &dams Built-In gun.cabinet & bookshelves. $155,000.
4 BR, ~ BA, fam, din, 2'n>
aq ft + 1rr back yd + best
"""· NEW!lORT HEIGHTS
3 Bedroom-fixer upper bar-p. & Je A gain. Excellent North Colta l ft 'J ~.'°%.~.Fulc!,...::;; ete arre ea t'I
545-0t6.5 OperJ •tt1 9.PM ." Wtt•'rfront lots·
DIRECT FROM · No. 76: 3 Car garage: Faces South .. $80,000.
No. 66 : North Lagoon exposure ... , ... $80,000. SANT A 403 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach ...... $43,950.
Aasumable &% GI loan. 1185 For Compl•t• tnformatlon
per month PIY• all. 3 Bed-On All Homn & I.Oh, Pln11 Call: room ranch -style with
_,.tefomilyroom,belvy BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
sbake roof, oversized living Island.rs Blcfti. •t Linda Isl•
room with !!replace and 341 &av.id• D,r., Suite 1, N.B·. 675 '161 ClO&e to achools. New FHA ,. -v ~ no dOwn VA tetms aisoflG!"a!!!n!!!ar!!!•'l'I""'""'""""'"-""!!Get""""Mi"'r'"•l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!P available at only $26.S00.1 _______ _
s;,.=ro::.n EwrungoJ NEW LISTING
l"'":='"!':'=-=-,fllllplex -l BR., 2 ba. each Don't Be A • IBllAGll uni!; lower unit, w/!rpk., R • wrm turn. for summer I winter ent Slave
-;-~~~;;;;;1;;;;·1 rentals. $62.500 ·-You own Invest, don't spend, save for "' <he landt !hot ......,, day, 'l'ly bQy;n(
,._ Bi;ight As Call: 673-366.1 642-Z!Sl ~ t;"" ,,.:newiu 1:,, ";:~
5 BR + 3 BA • 300'.l eq ft. Try
146.000.
SECLUDED
TOWNHOUSE
423 Gloucieliter, C.M.
Adu1.t ~I. - 3 LARGE Bed·
nns. Slnefe story. Flrwt time
ottered, Uvlrw room hu
fireplace. AU ela:. Detigbt.-
ful aarden patio w/water-
T tall. Clubhouse, pool 4 put-
tinJ green wttbJn • 1fnnel
throw. R.eaiiltie prltt.
COLLINS & WATTS
REALTY c. Ir w.
wHh paYilents le" tt>an pN61nU $200. per month Incl taxes
I Ins. Hurry -Vacant -
Won'! .... long. HANG YOUR CHRISTMAS
Ca1J .... 5l(). .... us.,,1...,..c0pe_n_•""-·' .. · , STOCKING
l~IRllAGll ON OUR OVERSIZED FIREPLACE . Enjoy your ~~-u 1JJA11 delightful ocean-front vJew while waiting fo r
-Santa. This lovely home has 4 bedrooms and
FAMILY CENTER a formal dining room. ottered at $125,ooo.
Thb lS x %l Bonuo room with MOYE IN TOMORROW
Swedi•h llreplAce qUali<le1 LIGHT YOUR TREE • and be settled by Cbriat·
for your rornmenclafion. mas. New duplex, Newport. 3 Bedroom-2 bath
Four spacious bedl'ooln9, each builtin f ' ~ol11 d tin ;:_bl~~n~ t~r:::: · · · · : · · · · · · · ~'. · · -~~~ •1~~~ • • ~ • • · ~~500~
nea11y new carpets on • IJTn.E BEAUTY
-• lined cu1.-c. Only 137,llitl. c.tt 546-2313.. NEAR THE YACHT CLUB · on West Bay Ave.
3 Bedroom :i bath home with nice guago
apartmen~ beaut!fully cared for. '69,500. .. nshine Mol'lllll'.'J •bal1> 3 Bdrm. home al
la ""' dollgh<M Shor«:IJd 3 $211,950, 147-6010 1 ·962-=95'13=,,,_.,..,,~_,,,-· .,.962-..,_SM"'-"~~~~"""'"'-"==~
becboou1 vacant home, mow AS.WME exittlna V.A. k>M. -OWNER MOVED--
1-o·THEREAL ·.~ I:STATERS . . . WATCH THE BOAT PARADE
FROM THISI IAYFRONTS
in condition, ell new hllh Paymenta. le. than rent Unobttrvctecl View
pne w/w cpts. -fflah vault-~n you own this 3 Bdrm. from httge living room + 4
ed ce!linp and woU1 ot * EAST SIDE * home 1" baU,. 1S><20 patio BR, 3 BA, Ill'!<• family rm. &I-ldeol ..,,.,..,. fomlly 3 BR. l BA, lomlly nn. fire-new Iha& °""""plus many owdooklng fmced yard
room with Wet bar. TlTlilk pt, bit-Ins, buge "'"' • In $23, 950 ""'" ezb'u. All !lib 1"' wllh heated pool.
oll eleclrlc bit In kit. Enjoy dooe!L JnJ ••· fl. New on tree lined..,.. .. prime on!)' l25,950. l4T.fl!O 2399 Redlands, Cl!> d&Uy 10.S
ocean vie'w from YoUr baJ. crptJ/dtapes A paint. Va-arte. ! bedroonat plua ckn,
cony. You'l1 be .l'U!'Prbed at cant. fmmed. poelle9lion. entry hall, apaclou. 11vhw
low P~. Call f10'N 673-8550 $29,950. rm. 540-lm
Roy McC•rdla RHltor TARBELL .
O Tl!E RI:.l\L
\"\.. ESTATERS " .
OWNER -:, BR. tam rm.
Lachenmyer
R,-.1lt<>•
67 Foot !rontag .. 5 Bedroom home •
53 Floor frontage-Quaint Old English Chmnor
Entertain 200.Lovely Linda Isle.
Have a tent party.Bay front lot 731260'
omc. 0pan s.1v..uy1 a Svndoyt '
PElE BARRITT REALTY
1605 Westcllff Dr• N.L
642-5200 \-Q)THEREAL
·'"\/ ESTATERS -
1810 N-BIVd., C.M, . 547m • Hatbot, O>Ma Mm
Detached Iara.gt• Auume l8llO Newport .Blvd., C.M:.
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eoe,.J1sm1ne..,?>roaa del Mar -IM.7270, .-..?llO (Sun 1-5) ; .·a 11oc1,._,, l Fomlly Room or Don! · '1 122~ Wand Rd., Newport Be1eb · · · ; ~2430 (SUD. PMl
409 lwnbus Clrcl•, Corona' del Mar i 87W4119 ' .(&m 1-5)
l (3 !Jodrooml '
479 Walnut Place, Colla Me.a 1
• 842·7892 '38,500 • (Sa! ft Sun 10-5).
1901 ·Klnp Road (Cllflbavenl N.B. ' ,
.• 842-8235 ' • • " (Sun: 1·5)
"221 llllloid '(Cameo Shores) Cdll , .
• M+&~ teG,500 , (§un 1:5) 1 •ts. Pirate,llOad, Nowpo>1 Bel&hll . . .
., 1146,7171 .. , • . <sun 1·5)
,,IOU.Vista ~.(The Blufia) N,B. ~ llU'8820 •$42,lMI • •• ' (Swl 1-4)
'2516Vtsta'Dr: (Baysbore1) N.B. &~, '56,000 (Sat Ii S1DI 1·5) '* 1'730 TradewlndJ, Newpdrt Belch • ' ~'rill,-.~ <Saf & ~!ID ,U..Sl
, . (3 a.Clroom, & Family Roem ., Den)
• 2256 Co111te Dr. (Colle1e Park) C.M.
, 657-4871 '29,900 _ (~n Dally)
2482 Norse {Eaotslde) Cosll' Meoa
. 646-8811 • ' (Sa~" .Sui! 1·5) 'toll --18th P,i. (Tustin Ii 18th Pl.) C.M.
,! . ~5 $37,500 ' (Sat Ii Sun 1-4) ,j·2toet Chubuco Ln., HUJil. Beach .
• e1s.21or . . . ~ 41.sun 1·5l
1100 Cambridge (Weotcllff) N.B. '
.642-8235 lM,500; {Sit 'Ai sun·1·5)
'<520 ·Seaward (Corona H&lds)'CdM "
.1· 873-6510' ,. • (Sat' & 1lun 1·5)
2042 Galaxy, Drive, Newport Beach ·
8#4910 ' $83,500 (sat & .Bun il.5)
, 312 -Morning ·canyon (Sborecllffsl C4M
l 87S-8660 $93,MO (Sat, Ii Sim 1·5)
: 1901 Kini!! 'Road; Newport Hol&hll
' 846-7171 (Sun 1•5)
; 980 sPrinidleld'-S:!"ta Mell · ~· U.:21'/d; ~ • ..., . (Sat Ii S1!D)
100 MacKonZle (Off Paularino) C.M.
7 ~. "12,llOO (Sat & ~un 1·5)
217 f.mhent Rd. (Coll•&• Park) C.M.
· M6-8880, '31.460 (Sat &,sun 1-5)
'7~0lym~ic, Coeta MOia · '
848-8811 . (Sun l.S)
• 2482 Nots~. Costa Mesa . ·' • .: , 84M8ll '. . . (Sat & S)ip 1·5}
*2399'R&iland•. Newport Beach . , .
M&-3928, $42,500 (Sat Ii Sun 1-5)
•• <I ~ • • r. !~is;~ ~~~l~fsyN.B. ,
875-593'0 · · ·, · {Sat Ii ~un 1·5)
%8&151ta ,51eru, Mlslioh :Viejo ' . . ~ ~ . (Sat & Sun 1-4)
20611 Kelvin Ln., Hunt. Beac~ •
8™1842; ~ I ·'(Slln 1-1) ·
3400 Catarnaran.~H,v. Hills)-OIM
' 875-7225 · · (-Sat &·Sun 1.S)·
.• 21311~1. J'iewport Beach · · •·
' Me-7711, '72,500 (Sat" SUn 12-5)
,· (4 80dr00m ~.f1mlly Roem 9r °'")
,.1Q05 Bonnie DoOne (lmno TtjT) OilM
833-0700; 644,-2430 · · . " . (Sun F4)
•29 Balboa Coves (Balboa eov .. ) .NlB ..
' 883--0700; 644-2430 .(Sun 1-4)
U1707 Candlestick ·Lane (Baycr..t) N.B.
833-()7.00; 644'2430 , • .-(Sun 1-4)
*15361 NUnes <;ircle, Irvilie . .
.. 642,8235 ,$41,280 , (Sun. 1.si .
~ **:1~1, Bayside Dr. (Yacbllmin'• ~~ .
: 642-8235 T • ' (Dally)
•"1715 Port Stirlllig (H. V. Homes) N.B. ·
,, "844.6200 "'51,900 (Sae & Sdn 12-4)
,,2901 Catalpa St., '(EUtbluff) "NJI ...
64U200 , ' (Sat & Sun 1·5)
'1826 Catalpa (Eastb!Ulf)' N.B. .
• 644-8745 $47,500 , .(Sat & Sun .1·5).
410 -Moming Star(Dover SboresfN.11. : ~ 644-4910 '99.500 (Sat & 'Sun 1-5)
''tt8'Linda l.sle Drive (Linda lilo)'.N,JI..
644;1910 $143 ,500 (S~ & Sini"l·l)
,1423 Antiqua, Dover Shores .
646-7171 (Sat & sun 1·5)
, .20252.Eastw~ Circle, Hunt. Beach·
; 646-7171 , (Sun l.·5)
, 2036 Commodore, Newport Beach
, 616-3928, $02,500 (Sat Ii Sun 1.S)
(S Bedroom)
,'2854 Alli.. VISta Dr. (Eastblufl) N.B.
' 644-0530 $48,900 (Sat & Sun,10-8)
· (5 led-m & F1mlly Room or Don)
*2008 Galuy Dr. (Dover Sborta) N. B.
642-8235 (Dally 10-5) '
**309 Evening Star (Dover Sboreo) N.B.'
642-8236 $189,500 (Sat Ii Sun l.S)
17882 Gillman, J)niversity Park
• 646'7171 (Sun 1·5)
"°40 Java, ltesa Verde
• 846-7171 (Sun 1-4:30) "**3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda !1le) N.B.
''. 8™1161 . (Sunday)
HOME & INCOME ,
. !2 ..,.,._,, Homo, 2 ledreom Apt.)
' 818 Iris, Corona del Mar
· 875-5930 . . (Sat & .sun 1-4)
~UPL!XES FOR SALi
! (2 .... _ .. ,h Uftll)
7 2175 American, Colla Mw
64+8150 $32,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
"721 Fernl~af. Corona del Mar
; 873'8550 " $4&,980 , , (Sun 1-6)
'· TRIPLEXES FOlt S~LE
• (2 l1frvm1)
• 4232 East Cout 8'117 .. Corona del Mar
., 844-4910 '",500 (Sat • Sun 1·5)
2117 Cabrillo SL, COiia M-~11, '81,400 (Sun tu)
• WATllFllONT LOTS FOil SALE -ttlM' ·111• Dr. (Yldltmall'I Cove)
• C4M ea• · (Dally)
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[Ill -·· -· -· ,._,.,
, 3 STORY
NEWPORT HEIGllTS \~~e 1:1111 ' l.,....-
item1n11ctnt of u# orl&i·
na1 Swlu C1altt locilfd on the tUufta . abctve.
Newpo<t&,,-bome
ls ttul7 wllqut u to Jta ~ Fn.tuftni: 3 mu-ter ~ be4tOoml, 2
'bathl, 2 flreplic11 and
ccwnplete auest quarttrt
Jn:cludlnt kite~ .. th and ftrtplace. Don t mla
it at this price MS,500.
Gran n l 1 Residtntlal Reoley._ 546...UO. '
'• '., ~
111CE ,. cozv
'
COUNTRY COJJAGE
Name )'~ teJm& on thia' ;ltwd located in a
Coufltry setting on cOI\&
~Meu.'1 desirable Eut·
... 3 ~-~-2, bathe. eonwntent ifarm-
style . .kitchen ·M~. Jots
Of brick work, floor to
celllna: raised b:.rarth bjick flttplace: hritlln&
ueents tN mood, on a
.corner Jot full of lrffl. '.AU for $2S.750. Nri down tq Veta. Grannis Rnl·
detW Realty. 546-8640.
SUBURBAN LIVING
15 MIN. TO CITY
Private ·att& ·of 2..3 year
old hornet. This ii a 4 l:itdroom a n 4 family
room with 2 aood size
bt.thl, built-in kitchen
with brtakfat bar, flrt-
plact and n~ caniet· inc Ud1)ulhoUt. Jetter
th&IO )"lle;w; .J.l1i 'tei'lril.
-.. BEDROOM, •
2 BATHS ·
124,258 '
529,'!"!'t . G...,.Us Rtil-
dentral Realty. '546-8640.
$250; 4own aild"'clo1ln1
costs moves you into
thl1 , unbelleYabJe bu·
P.(n.. Here'• what y9u
get -4 bedroom,,f.aml-
1Y roo~ 2 l::etbS, buUt· In kitchen, coveHd en-cloud patio, fireplace,
f9rce4 aJr hf)al, double
pr.q:e, near new ear·
pets an4 paneled llvin&
~m. Thll Won't last.
llimy! Granrtll Redden.
Ital Realty. ~-8&40.'
OLD ENGLISH
STYU PANORAMIC
OCEAN VIEW
in Newport He.e~tl. Front exterior com ete-
ly done in used rlck.
hillside location with tht~ spaclous'bedrooma.
brick flrepla~ down·
1\&lra.. recreation room with wet bar1 2 bathl.
All remodelect ., )'ff.ti aao. 1'ntutlc tiome. tor ent.ma.lp.lnc, $(7,900.
Make offer. Owner anx· toua: Grannla Rntde.nUal
Realty. 548-8640.
STEAL rr
I~, '-SA VERDE
& SAYE$$$.
ne MOit deslrable I M!I
of Cotta Mesa oUera ·~Is • bedroom, 2 ... h
home with built.Jn
kitchen Io r $27.900.
FRA.-VA term• avail-
able. It'• priced to ae..11
tut! C&ll now. Grannis
~tfal Ruley. 5{6-
1-;..;;. ____ .;.....________ _.. -··
' 71'-~ 'HAVE A MERltY: MER~Y •
• ln thla ~ Antique mirrored llvln room with
· fireplace, cwtom drapes deep, deep
carpetihg. 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths, ltit-
chen with all the built-Ina PLUS FOR-
~ DlNING ROOM., You wjll be,righ,t
011ilhe C9Dal Ii have your own DINGHY '
'& ;IYROUGHT !,RON FtJR/'IITURF;
''!'hat ,oe. with tbla GOODY, GQODY
at ........................ $64,950
• $~'NTA WANT$ TO TRADE
' ' th ... pdlet .
THREE FOURP~ all In a row.
All unill have 2-3 .bedroom, 2 bath/
1·2 bedroom & 1·1 bedroom. SPAC.
JOUS and close to shopping, in SUPER
RENTAL AREA. Each ...... $85,500.
CHRISTMAS IN
YOUR 9WN HOM!c
• ln this "
BEAU'l'IFUL 3 bedroom, family room, "T!UUM ENTRY. Custom drapes,
1Ug c~ting, ltitcben. with all built·
ins, self' cleaning oven, covered patio
"~greet'landscaplng , .••• , •. $47,900."
YULE HAVE .A COOL YULE
With .these •• j ~~ I•"" ",
3 UNITS IN EASl'BLUFF -Sl'LIT• 1
LEVEL VIEW AP AJITMENTS. Own ion
unit 3 Bedroom•, 111.r bath1, 4-2 Bed.'
room, llo> baths, 3-1 Bedroom, 1~
baths. SO GET LUCKY. Only •196,450.
~: All•a.tcu.1'11
REALTORS
644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
~~;
Gtn1ral GenorOI
, S BEDROOMS, PLUS. Rare, single-level, lge.
homo witbaoad1 of goodies added ... $37,500.
GREAT EXTRA FUN HOME; fantastic b.,-bor
. & ocean view -5 bdrms., 3th baths ohly 1
'block to best Corona de! Mar beach.' $67,500
LUSK HARBOR VIEW; splendid 3 bdrm.
~home i pwner wqt consider trade for income
' p!ope_rty ... "'"' :. """"""""' $57,500.,
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX; almost brand
new, on ocean side of Hwy. 3· Bdrms., "3 ·baths;
.2 bdrms., 2 bath1. Truly deluxe. , , , . $'14,$00,
CAU 675-3000 ANYTIME
l()UI: tl()MI:~
lt11I l•t•t.i 475.4000, 244J E. Ce1tt Hlghw•y
• · C!ro11• 111•1 M'•r. C1ljfor11I• ' . ' HA vE ANY IDEAS? ,
The inside of this BA Y&HORES 'home is
super! 3 Bedrootna. 2 ba~, bl$h beam cell·
ing, garden.. patio and nlass1ve fireplace.
Even the leasehold ls right, on~ the price at
'56,000. ts In the ball park. ' ,
But the troiit of tho home needs a IitUe
something! Maybe the white paint should be
sandblasted off the weeping_f/ri~!« tli~·some
ivy planted. Or maybe the smell ·palms
should be re,Plaeed with a big 1ycal1\ore. The
shuttered wmdow box looks great -maybe
it should be duplicated on the otbe, side.
Who knows?
·no you have any ideas? lf·so come by
2516:Vlsta Drive In Bayshores Sattirday or
Sunday afternoon and c~at wil.b. Jo.
Tbe-family with the best ideas geta to
buy. the ~ome.
,_. I . • '
U~l()Ut: tl()Ml:S
t.11 E•t1t1, 671-6000, 2441 E. C.1rt Hlthw•y,
Cerot1• cl1I Mir, C1lrfot11i• t2621
\#.i;nerai ......, .......
'
• I
?. • • .....
' ,. ' ... CANYON HOME .
Located in Corona del Mar! J'ust like· being
in the mountains & only 3 bloc.ks to the 5
Crowns. RustiC home with lots of trees. 3
Bedroollll, large rumpus room downstairs,
wet bar overlooks canyon. $53, 700
MEDrTERRANEAN STYLE
Lovely 2 bedroom home with beautiful book·
lined den, on exclusive Lido Isle. Large en·
closed patio & yard. Large, coI'llJ'r lot, view
of tbe·bay. ,114,~ ~:: 1"4,~~)" ~c ~.
APARTMENTJ, I.OR: REfCt • •
Our Property Management' ·nept.. bu 10me
brand new apartments for :teri~ on the Ea.st
side In Costa Mesa. Adults only. Pool From
$155 Per month.
General
HARBOR
~
COMPANY
REALTORS ·
· "SINCE 1944"
673-4400-
Gen.ral
.. '
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Gran9y can pop. skip & jump to Weotc1lff
sbopplngi Jr. walkJ to school; recreation at
horn~, 17x34 hdl & filt'd. pool; 2 bdrm. &
den plus guest house; in immac. cond. Won't
last long at $31,500!
FAMILY !o!OM£
Lota of everything! 5 Bdrms., 3 ba's. formal
dining, huge family rm.; 2 lrplcs'; 3 ~ir gar,
All done in the best Of decor. Plenty of foam
General for everyone to have their own niche. I o-
' icated 1n·~~1>9r View Homes. Owner leaving
POOL TABLE HOME A PAIR OF 4'1 stato. Cill us for ~etalls.
....... -bdrm., wnu, rn c.r.... d~ Mar • Qtedc • • • ' L. " . · room. 2 balh born<. --into-""' ...,.._ Each unJt • OT WITH VIEW •Ina: Bil -· klldten, wet h&s • 8'dii>oon, 2\1 """" ••• ol bills & ocean, located In best wooded
bar plus ,., ~ ,., """"" .nth !annal ...... room • area of Laguna Beach. Priced at •16,500.
nn. Seaulitlily ~ped Fl.replaee and ·2(0) eq. teet ·
"""' ·---Q>n-olliv ....... N...-put,ten-• 'CORBIN-MARTIN iencly located to 9Choo1J. nls courtt, ind at -low price
Halecnst planround and Of $'19,~ with 10% d~n •
San DierO J'teeway. Prbd Uve for lea than ~nt •
at $34,950 with FkA • VA Sounds aood! 11 pod!
TERMS, 673-8560
REALTORS 644-7662
Newport· Corona del Mir· Cotta Mna
'Grange Vista 1 '!~!!!!l!l/:;;°"""'7:•f.:1 =~ i• ~ -SECLUDED PROPERTIES 4 BEDROOM 4 IEDROOMS COTTAGE 523,900
IO / THE REAL
\'.)l ESTATERS
Fonntrly t..llorde R.E. $11,"5 $28,500 H-ug, lot ".:!..""'.'1cwby ~' 220 E. 17th St., C.M. lmmaculat ~~1,_1 If ~ CAU 646.0555 • '"""' w ··i ur· A ne condominium ln·Hunt-location w;lh counJry at· " yoo'd ~~at a much lrllfOn Bead!, JUst tor the mos,~. 3 bis bedroom•
EYitnirws Odl •six hlsher -price .. ~ lot. ptr1011 ~ wants to GOOF plus ICrftned 1n patio, rn.
''YOU FINISH, "'°"' for boa! I< """'-om t:nJOy H•<>ok "'out· cludlna: .. fril. a ......,. Xlnt locaUon. Ir .putit A! fkle ~nance. 2 tenni. 0wnrr h'l!Jlt .UI a.bmit YOU SAVE" echool. No down ....... lo -doOo .. ""'""' your ...... Call
In Hun1in&"'" _,, 3 bed--. "....... and ............. Call """ ' 516-~ (Open EYtt.)
--\ ?:NcrS ~afty., ·
PHONE 141·6990
S ,500 PRICE REDUCTION j
owner must ,ell -, I
\ What a CHRISTMAS Pl\ESEm:' (or your
f · y! 'fhls 3100 sq. ft., i>ofutilul S~ ha da' with large beJvy beam patjc> <IVer·\ ,
loo g the golf course1 has + ~ plus f room with huge,, use¢ b;ld< circular c
fireplace peg board floors ~'Wet bar. You ~
ought to see tbe master ~m suite with ~ w81kfn closet, dressing room 'area, and what
a bath! There's fl].so a private room for l
Father tO be used for den or o'Uice. The hom1 !
• js vacant and waiting for some lucky {amily.
Buy it this year and enjoy it for many yearl •
to come~ Oh yea, it does hav,e a formal din· ~
ing room. New ptice .r.:'. .. "... .. $72,450 ,
· 2030 IALTRA PLACE ,
• · A real family home with a den for Father,·
extra built on room for bicycles and other •
storage, finished garage with work bencll. ~ -
house and grounds all in beautiful condition.
Too many extras to mention here-let us show
them to you. Price only $4li,!159. for this 4
bedroom 2 story home close to the golf course. ••
2850 Mesa Vardt Or. • Co1t1 Mesa
e Phona 546-5990 f'
Gener•I _Ge .... 11· <
~
UNUSUAL
and bard to find. 3 bedroom, 2 ooth " family
room home on one of th,e .nicest streets <>Jl
the Eastslde. Generous size rooin.s and clo$ets
galore! Huge living room, cheery built-in kit·
chen, with BBQ, enclosed lanai. Park like
yard with fruit trees & lovely plantings. Even
room-fo• a pool. JUST LISTED and won't last
at only •ss,ooo. CALL 675-4930.
ASSUME fhis !O"'!·low interest loan & save lot'u $$$$.;·
AnxiOus ownl!r ·willing to assist in additional
financi!Jg. Nel!t 3 bedroom, family room 1
home. ,Modem, slepsavlng ·ltitchen. GelleroU.
fenced yard with covered patio: Payments ..
less than rent at only $30,950 .. • · • . ••
C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO.
. , REALTORS
675-4930
Newport· Beach
General
BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFRONT
Unda .. 8' Harbor Island View
Fro°! this lo.Yely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home. On
a ,59 lot, with' pier & float Custom drap-
enes Ii paneling. $139,500.
lllU GRUNDY, REALTOR · '
'lslanderi Bldg. at Lindt Iii•
341 Bayside Dr., Suitt I, N.B. 675-6161
General
4 BDRM., 2 BATH
$12,795
Built On Your Land
D~WN YOUR
'CHIMNEY
-1343 aq, It. llv!ng area .~-..
-AU lath Ir: pluter ";.HOOPs! Here'11 the-deed tO
-Hardwood cabinet. this great i&rnily home in
-Breakfast bt.· flis-h.IOnab1e 8'vshorn.. ~
-Pullman bathl Bdrmt., 3 bathe, log-burn.
-Spacious wardrobet tng frplc., teduded patio.
JUST $9.53 SQ. FT, g::~ ;;a~ Dial lolene
Plannina·.De1lgn.-Flnanci111 158· SUN, 1-5;
"lfOO Homes I: Apartments 281'1. BAY'&lrOR!E DR., N.B.
CAU ·s~·l7-0380 HO~'i:i."~RIE l
10666 Weatmltllter Ave , C.G. '
OPEN SUN iO to 4 645;-4400 6'5-3320 .
r:c::ISTANCO 8"31:;~~~8
OF ! ~IUILDllS, INC. THE MONTH'·
BAYCREST BEAUTY iAnd What a lovely home Jt
Owner moved lo Mexico. Is. ~ 4 bedl"l'IOm With
Beamed catllCdra1 celling• '!!!.U.::._ro;m. 3 bath, carpet
.\ bedrooms, 2~ baths, hug~ !~_""i.!'.._.""'t. LandqpUw •,
Uvin&'. phia ftrillly room .. .: --Private park CGQl..
Planned ~Y.Uy for en: munlly cleanest home on'
tmaining. La r-g e patio the market. Call an.-.
lhake roor. Owner anxious'. No down on V.A.
~ Commodore. Op. dally
1-5,
CAPE COD
,.,..., 2 baU. home. All It • COA'l1 O> ,.. EASY LIVING. """'la• loYlnr bend w1Ui & COATS I .... IBITAGll ·~_!l<~tlllY .. c. '
a pclnt -Ill It. No doWll WALi.AC! • & • ~ • - . <:.n. --~ 615-JJ27 m -loW cloWn., ..,._, llALTOIU WALLACI • EASTSIOE
S..ut11ut·2 """'·.bed....,, tun 1:1inin1 nn.. 3 ba"tbl:
h .... family""· ........ ll~act, addiliooat a.re-,
pl.ace ln'!Mqa rm. s.o--mo All lhll tor 124,IQl. Call e 962.4454 e , REAL TORS $3000 DN. • TRIPLEX
k2-2535, Open Evenlfttlt 54, 4141 4 BedJwmt. hu&t: family nn., Older~ authenll~ Sp an\ 1 h TARBELL •0 Till: REAL
'')< r>· !'A'i'ERS (n.... I ~1,--) 'Witb h• awn natural brick units . .Xlpt. locadon nr 1bop. * OPEN 1~s * ....,....n Vlftl "'' t\repl&ce, tnll)' hall to rear »ln1. ffllh income, I G. ms Harbor, Colla Mea
1927 S.nH1ge Or. Uvlna nn .. built-In., SOOOO maintenance. Priced only YOUR OWN ISLAND
-SHAllPESI' I 1111. JN BAY· TRANSFERRED down. 1110YO In. 540-mo 138,900 Fi,_ 21.9 am Canadian ~ :::.ll~tniet , CREST. 189.900 Mela Vmit Pacetttltt. 2 TARBELL 5t6-581D (Open Eves.> Salmonflshlncltland,OOM
RAnt.ol Dopf. IA RAol ":t: GEM ,...,,, 4 bedioom, f&mlly ,._ I " """"°' H•1'>our. H.,....
oftkes•lltlt 1610W.0.CHW)l .. N.B. =r-=~lf.°~· •Hmtor.o.;taMe.a 1:# -:"~!: ~oM::•wtld sam•:
A pd ..... ad ta • ..... llE"1ilORS 6<2-4623 ROY 1. WAAD, RLTits • , a ll&l4' PllOi 0 •.t&d --_,, · Bill Orvndy, Rltr.
Smtatm111t Wt11 btlp J'O'I ltD! MWm ..,..-_::_'*-==----'Ad.=.:::llJ.am:::::.:;c____ .rw-1'QU<IJ! &U-S8'1I )C1 ~. N.B. f75.Q11
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S.t....,, -18, 1971
General
l~I ....,. .. _ I~ I -~-~I -·-I~ I -·-~.!-'iii ----jjjjjjjj;;;:;;~~I .----·--;;:.m;l~~m;;::;;
oa.....a o...r.t -al Coata-. ll'Yhlo .,,,.,. Lawune --Lido lalo
-· VACANT-NO DOWN
Owner will help finance or ]-/option .
Immediate po,..sslon. 2 Bedroom, 2\.!i bath
home with some w1ter view. Open beam cell·
ing In living room & den. Built-l!i range, -oven &: refrigerator. Forced 1ir 1'eaf. Double
garage + carport. •1211. $45,500 .
0..,.. Sun. 1-5 1010 Kiili" Rel.. ~I •
I '
4· BEDRQOMS + · IONUS ROOM
CNer 3,000 sq. ft. In near ~ew, Lusk built
Harbor View Hills home, Burlingame 2-story,
2-story model featUl'es family & aining rpoms,
3 baths, 2 fireplaces. H ge1ot #133 .. $84,950
OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S 3400 CATAMARAN
.....
$2t,5cio
laU tetmsl
Newport
:!,~T=B= . OLDE :
°"> 2 ,...,.. o(d,_11 m11t • ••N STY'" law so~
........................... tlo -... Al -
.,.. plu. ..,.. ... poat. .... .... ...... S (Ocean.side of hlway). :i.J. t;:'-·-.-.171 Oreati~ decon.ted, this -• _.... "' Tbll•vnlq1ae'elctt-tleach ~ rent u.rtnp frodl i r ....,,, home haa bllllt·ln la -.., ... Ocean ckie $41 000 !
kitchen, bi( Spanbt> -~ ..... _.. o("" hlwa.v. lJ>S'i BEAOI '
"'4ee and ......... -.... •• .. A!lCE>I.' DOWN A PRI· ~ lau.-garoce.~ '7'~ and... .....-..c VATE PA11!1VAl', Ltss -1c .. land)'O'loWh.l!)IOl.l'w~ 'I1fAN x.> YDS. TO 'IHE MlSVla,IJdo
$If '°"' GI be""'ll; call -SAND,Cllde'bont-Atth-OPEN SUN. 1-5 1
• • BED~' + w.,. -'°" my be eot!Ued ' !tee""'. In 2 6'oey ·""""· 111 VIA KORON • ~ to ahothet one." " ' I r • ha. exterior of board 4c bat-,
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. Fairview tnuh.t bu: dbl gate en· fl'90 Harbor Btvd. at Adams ~ OUT AS A DUPLEX. Ttie W•lk9r Re•lty 67 ff~ME & DIVESTMENT 646-llll' t111 ·+ 1rg..;,.,patio. FUU 5"'9191, Opon 'W•PM .•4"'liiltO'OM· Moth.,.ln·Law'1 1 ...,, ,....,. baa l bdrm., 33'iSVIALIDO.N •
.(1nyt1mel f.~~-&>bmk. Call ,' ... * "Conv•'!, To , 60/o FHA i,OAN • Ret1eut. ' ~ ·H~ v 'f"s~ Mission Vlei• REALTY , SEYMOU& !!EAL~. 1nu Du~x Take,,....""" 1ow .,....,. You1! be dellllhled """" IR<ll'I · rnANKLJN TYPE ~~"!"!~!!l!!"'.'!'!~~ Beach Btvd., Hunt. Beta. • With al>Pf'OYal ot author· rate )oan Md llVe S$ Thia )'Oii. lff this 5 bedl'OOU'lli ~CE. KltcM! with 3535 E. Cast Hwy, 1~=1= ~H;!:, BAYFRONT APTS. /t!e•· Thls<bdrmhomewaa ,.,,.ty-. ts...,;,,....·~~~~-::;:! ..... .,. •. Dbl. French
\ -\ of this SOrlC. 4 bd~' . 3 bath V'tsta Det Udo. Pitt &: Blip c6nverted to duplex in 'ti&, old and ls ~ k>p llbape, p,ll rootn, 3 posh ~th~ ttoor, ~ LGE. COV·
C,\ ~~I Mar Bluf!i., males k Happy, ayejlabtt. F..rom $31,500, Seti ~ntty f(Onverted to J..arre, sp&CIOOll brdnm, I: most important ~f. ERm w~ ... .V. Carefrff ~w yff. . or lease. home. Opportunity to pyn.. w/vr crpte thruout. atetl living quarferw to( VIEW. W/W carpettn& •
OPEN SAT/SU . 1-5 Goc,.ge1·Wllliamson mid. R2 lot. bmit te.,... Sparow Riiy 842-;4474 o.., Old Mom. FUii p,.;.,. dra..,.
6JC'J225 2121 VISTA UREDO . REillLTOR , 646-1171 "A"""..,._,,. b!ol" ;.$34.lXll. AU,..,,,,,, ~ 1'1' -.. ....,. is •studio
e REALTY
<I' 54U570 ~ 645-1564 • SHERWeeDRE•LTY uj>!t, WIELEV~~,~ WAl!M ClfARM -NEED FAST •~' a~-"i' V RM., CEDAR P .l1a:n:;~ ...... !l'('!',-""i'--~!!"""""'!"'-----l tn this inlma.e. Corona del BAY HORES ·' ' ~ ...... .......,""'~· F. • WAU.S, FRAMED BY
l.;;=i;;;;;;==:;;;:;;==Ge=no::r;;:a=I ==i;;;;;;;;;=;;:;J ...,, dl!plex. Secluded patio, V(EW & POOL POSSESSION BUY OF THE WEEK HEAVY BEAMS. sp.d..,, r beamed cell., Ir used brick Waterfrorit cust: home1 C or M~ in for Xmas. 4nmacu· on a trememou. c.Jif. clq.. eofubtna~ kftchtn & in-
frl!llc. , 2 Bdrm. horri'e pfu1 5 bdrma. View from most Pending Foreclo1ure late 4 BR and 3 bathl:'1Uck aic. Super shag crptg, 3 BR, formal dlnb:lc area. You · BEST IN BLUFFS
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FRONT ROW, CANYON, llA Y VIEW
, · COMPLETE PRIVACY afforded the 2 large
.patios of this big E PLAN END UNIT. In
• lovely, secluded area of the Bluffs. 3 Bdrms.,
21h baths, family room with wet bar.
WIDE GREENBELT, VIEW
MOVE,IN CONDITION, is this 3 bdrm., 2\.!i
bath, choice END UNIT. Lovely upgraded
carpet,.. & drapes, cwtom ~-ANXIOUS
OWNER WANTS OFFER.
TO SEE THESE EXCELLENT VALUES
. AND OTHERS, PLEASE Cill.LL •
HELEN B. DOWD .
2 bdrm.' apt. tooma. 81 Ft. Jot 11Pacious OWner wttl not muse any, '1\11,g c;arp;ts., .Boat atta. 2 BA. fabu1ous terms. VA/ won't find anytbina: to com.-
OPEN SAT /SUN. 1...C yard, ~-to t.!80.ooo. reasonable offer. Prime }O.. Owner may bel~ IJnance. nlA or what have you pare "1ttl ft. at ·
616 IRIS Biii Grundy, Realtor cation, 3 a.,.., bedroom1, VACANr. $32,500.Ql. Sun· FOR JUST ........ $21,900: $41,950 FULL PRICE
34.1 Ba.yside, NB 675-6161 2 baths, 2 hUge firepla~, 'lhlne Tract. Foonta.in Vat-* CAU. 8t7-S507 * The lot &Jone la probabt,y
3629 E. Cou;: Hwy., CdM * 675-5930 * EASTSIDE BEST .BUY
$138 Ml.
a. k n-tL,ie Jrregular Jot, separate ,ey, Ladera R~aicy. 96f'433 ~ t wcrth p);OX>.
u.c uoy ~rv:lce poreh and larre tiled HOME FOR • Tenant Occupied! * UNIQUE upside down kitchen. ~.500 -Beat CHRISTMASlll noSu.111 "~1111 ' Cail for AQPI! All othm vuy
!'°use. View. Cathedral ceil· terms possible. Owne! des· Vacant/Owner An.riOu&! \... --"_( ~ MISSION REAL TV Br, 2 Ba, Wn nn, din
1ngs. Electric custom · ro;raie -Can 54s.M24. Xtra., driwway for bQJt or ~ 98S So. 'Ooiast Hwy., Le.tuna patcarpetsAdNpes
kitchen, 4 ':11'• 2 Ba. $39,500. ·=L~ SOUTH OOAST trtr. Lr:g 4 BR! All tel-ms! Phone (714) 494-0731 out, fantutlc
>l2il ,.._w. --• HAFFDAL REAL TY BUY NOW AND SAVE I SEASIDE CHALET 1"""'· """"home•
Caplll.ano Buch • • BEAUTIFUL ......., E""' S41·:M46 ~ut. btd & ftlrd POlJI. 3 BR Noc 'll""· but,.. oan VJE\V $29,500! .
Assume 6% % loan on new s 2 BA, t"leet bltinl, w/w crpt THE OCEAN from this 3 e SURROUNDED!
NEW custom 2 BR. 2 Ba., MESA VERDE BR, 2% BA . house •. swim lnd k11ch It din rm, OW"' Bedroom, 2 Bath, Family Sharp 4 Br, l Ba home w/w shag, bltins. A steal at sized dbl $2500 r H Afmort
Sacrifice we. shinning pride S26,500. 4~1241. POOL HOME club. 0wnr transt 968-078L $234. per ::,·Price :J =~·with an= ~ ~1-= ~
d.. ownership ~ate. Thick Coron11 del Mer Oloke .lpioation • MUst Set.I • Huntington ~ . ed. '34,900. . em eonverUerices .. ~ w/ ii t&m rm, bricfut
shag carpets. Stain g)sss fteduced ~.SJO. 4 le.rge bed· $19,tSO 1$1'HE PRtCE1 1, · and Dn.ped • .flat lot run,. din.area, form Uv rm, :-:,.~~~·F~~ OPEN SUN. 1.5 """" · dining """" • "'"' 1.., th!; ..,.;. ....., _3 • ...,, 1""*"""· MUsr BE uQ. ..... ...,.... " ~ 20611 K•lvln Lana ,.>t Temu. $49.9'0. 646-nn room 2 bath hOm Tllii loan t1•-••71 1-1 ~•-•111 UIDATED, _,,. 135•500· ~ .... -landaee
CoYm!d patio. J ust listed' HUNTrNG'roN BEACH is ~enough ~i vOu earl . _.. --1 but submit all terms. F.H.A., pleasing mtn view, $34 for only ~.950. HURRY. ., , VA o k 645-0303 !st Tim• on market.$-4 •=me 'wilb P.,.ments ot . • A CHARMER .. .. e CLASS e
:" JM:l1-, ~~ ~tiorr1S:ke =;· COLLEGE PARK. lo 1y 3 ~~~t.~~ ~-~~. 3 Bdrm., 2 ba.· La' Ole~ rt;!:!~ ~l~l~!itlve ~ ~ oflotit ~~
_,_ f 1 · ~ ;: •• ~. ~ ? 1 bkns:· brkfst. be.r; 2 baths. BR 1111 B ve deep pile carpets,· ei9cl home, in epuidine cond ·buy ln Lairuna It's a well wtaphc~it ,;.REALTOR
~i!!o"'!' ... !!i!of;""'!!!!'F.!~!!!!!!~ ...... !!io ... !! F.A. heat, frplc. May we • .... A, b 0 me matching drapes. Double I~y dose to acbools il •kept aecret!• We otter a l. Br 3 Ba home w/ ..,1ri1I G1neri1I 8h'foN yau this fine' fainily v;/oversized dbl &araa:e. garage to boot! Call ~llopplJv, · '$65.~. VALUE FOR $61,500. fam 'rm. dln rm aft
BUILDER'S home"'" 133,jOO. """,,, ....... in•••· • out Walker & Lee OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 A,,.,. -nity In today'• kiidi, ,,.., ......... 409 Columbus Cir. w/new '•1· warm wain"! 21061 CHUBASCO LN. market. Exceptional quality lwn d,...., ....,...d vm. $1.00 CLOSE-OUT "UVE IN A LAP Move right in; cliarming 2 pan•ling & ·"'"'"' (Nr. Bushatd &·~tk) --· -. .,,.tom in,entey & ldtdL 137
TOTAL DOWN • bdrm -Sty1e....... OF LUXURY" BR., con-. den; .... all drlwway. Priced It only mo H...J'n'i':.' Ad . SEMPLE ....... • .,,....;,.., bed·
. . with 2 baths. No down GI , sboY.'ef"I, 2 frplcs.; wit bar; $29,900. 557-4871. s.4s.otii .~.,.:9-1~ ams . rooms, 3 1u11~batha;2 fire.. e MORE FOR LE."!S~S Hll
Owner ""'"•ht new ho_ me-will 'buYft'5 and min. dOwn F1lA. Where dee can )'OU find a 'Cllll>· &: dra....... G,,..,._ By Owna• _. . til PM Rul E1ti1te 6?5-2101 places, beam ceilliip, fam· ~ Pri--" '--rin,~. Pri-500 ~· --· W....._ L..._ ~· E ~ •• H CdM pay all )'OW' coets. Te~ic ...-.::u ""'" _,__, ..... pod. home at on\y $23, • door opener. N'ireiy .tnd9cpd. 3 BR, :Z full balhl. ~ntly GQ;I' LUYIGI~ .wu • ._....,.., wy ., 11>: room. T~ boilt tn &Po
location ln plwJh green indudff Jandsca~; cprink· Lota of decking and sharp You should see this for painted inside le out. W/W $800. Down 1 planceslnduding9dfc;"-ean-
resldential area. 3 Bedroom, len and btl)'e'r ahooees col. pool. Seller will pay bu)'n1 $53.500. • cpts, dtp11. Large ye.rd, Yoo1l love this lftSligous , tna: OYen, va~. Dtsigned
2 Baths, fantastic panel~ won carpetE. 0-to So. C08tl 9Q don't P88a this one. 2701 S..v1ew room ~ boat. c;orner lot, Huntington Harbor home :Anyone tf)ualifies for entertaining. Approx.
game room, all bull tins and O>e1lt PW.a and n e "' A very apedaI home, for A lov.dy 2 bdrm., l 1" ba. close to schools. W-slde CM. Sliding elaas doorw ~ to take owr the iow in-r 3,S(XI l/.!;..~:.._:_ luxury living.
aparklina: condltlon. Govun· 5Cho0ls. Models open. Cail. f.unllies Who take ~t time: born~. Bearnceil..,_frpl., F.A. $25,500. 54S-M49. from ea'Ch,room t0 gi~ )'OU t~ n.te loan on thl• ~~SELL1tu~1 . 0 W NE R
ment ap pr al 1 e d at U )'OU used )'OllI' GI benefits to livi!:'ancflauab. ~ heat, compact ~lch.; lots BEST in r..u-Pk. 4 lrg. ,gttat ~to the spark~ J~y, ne.ar new 3 Bed~ I ••v•• ·
...s:».151..-Lmo. NJ., , before, ca1J. a.J'.1¥Way ~ YoU of.storage. Nice-view of the -r. -.-·' ·, r ~.'ft tl(Vll_ A -1 ... nd room home. 546,8555 · L p d R lty C
Call •Mt!.,_,· (~ evn> . m'l&ht IJe ~e ~another oeea Priced to .sell t ~ -BR., 3• tile B}. 1850 me ~UL If';;*-~ .. ~ • SHERWeeD "'E •LTY. °' a res 811 o. ~ ._...L one • n. now ~bed ~d. trpac, Id f'h~m.il ·'bcmi'-U' K ~ 627 Soufh Coast Hlrtiway
W. lk &" 'L "1'QRGAICfREAL TY dn'& 24' llv. crptd thruout h ttiah"'uft\'hie wq to 'th& 18964 Brookhurst, F.~ ~na Bea.eh, 494-8833 a er . ee You . w1N1111 ~7}6642 675-6459 Kin&'" ...,;.. BR, boat·.; .... : . ,-, . it E. SALES ocEAN s1DE • REALTY
""""""' LOW.ON $ t $ ? 540;"lt6. . . Sparow ·Rlty 842-4474 l'M LOOKING· FOR N....,. cedar home cloee to
11'90 Harbor atvd. at Adams Doctor m1J1t· aeJ1 thia ·year Seethll 3 bedroom. den, can. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ·~A nett for~ bird'' PROFESSIONAL beach with itr'ft: tramat , l!!!!~~!!'l'!!""!~!'!'!!~'I ~ Ope,\ 'Iii 9 PM ::.:::....,.·a.eek these ::..:-:....."°":e, No lawn 241 Knox Placa · HAPPIER NEW YEill.R. SALESMEN ._.·....,.Quiet A <Odud· Mission Vlei•• Lor
DELUXE 4 ~~ WHERE ELSE7 ·*· lBJi Bednns. . .. "6.000 w ... do.lt Spacious 3 BR. 2 tia., IAmUy -in.tttlslinp=abi• 4 bednn. BE YOlJR °""BOSS I ed patio. 2 F-; 3 • 830-5070 Meai1 Verde's Finest . f,'* HYie family rm. J20:.S.i1'ward· RO.Ci rm., frptc. On larP'-lot'W/ 2 bath Dutch Haven marina. CAu. ED 847·960f bdnns., 7"' ba~ht. blt·ln
O\yperw. 1 bedroom unit JlO!I·, could )'Oil; ~~ ~~bed· , ~" ~aut, fireplace, Open Si1t. l-SUn:l~S a11ey ac~ , tor camper, Features ~· tlrepl: KAS,ABIAN kllchen ~ worlcroom.. m.ooo.
b-.C. .. 11 ~thibutei of a rooms, 3 litlli,',1~ ;q tt, 1 'cJOrner l9C , ', 'Orllvei-tity Rtelfy trailer, 'boe.t. S28.7'50. ~shr, bkq' w811 fence I: REAL ESTATE Call · ~.,,.41;1ikn.d horn. 3-2 AIL ON.._,~ in 1"·5eparste pngo !I 300! E. Cat, HwY. (nEIO DA~ REAL:il" &IJ.7000 ~ ~~-Sttbmit on SELLING , ~=~""'~:;.,.. """""""'is"""'"".'"' MESAVE>WE,torONLY ~*Boe.t ·•<;«U.' , • .ffE'W' cosrA "'""' d"plox, ""'.._COL.L1 's·1""" ' •· ~Oi',,_ • s:M!IXI 'I'~· ·"oil .,, ·~"••~-• .,--~*'' * mnd., ..,.. ~1, newly . !I "ATTS YOUR nOME? f,U/IC-hlgti income and low vacan-, . o '•U}' 1t an "l I ~T,I""-"' u;i;...,.,., • ~-', • ~· 'ea'°ch'·,· .r .. kit, REALT·Y Free a-1..1, •. We ~-E cy. Ea'h apt. ""' FA ht, In lrWy e>«••l<nt """"tlon FULLER REALTY •~ ' ~ -~-~ REAL ESTAT firepla~, dbbYr'shr, w/w • n d available.,. !."' ·AIL ~·· Adytinie ·1 , lcfrm., 21/J bath12,500 priv yard. 2175 Ani'erl~. C. Ii W. ;fitiel, Pusona.l a~kwl.
crpt! bltl• ·~ gar-TERMS. CfdI mw h> aee, B" ca sq. ft. view of ocean $32,500 firm. Owner 544-8150 962-5523 Eves. 536-8554 Yt'I'. exper, 96U623 U90 Glenntytt St .
.... : Ideal '°'8tion . 2 yn. 1g nyon and bay; 'ult • low BY OWNER 419 Waln"' Pl. 3 COLLINS & \\IATTS. 491.9113 549-0316
old. Ina>mo 1815. Vaine ~ COATS steps from 'Big Co•ona BR. 2 BA, lg• yd w/bea"t $31,500 -REAL TY -SOUTH LAGUN~ ..----,....--.--,ttl
$81.500. & F1,.hedroom1,3balhl,lam-Buch, 219 Holiotropa ...,,,,·b-pk, hwd Hu, VANOOOWNORFllA C. Ii W. OCEANFRONT •Nowpor!Boadl
CHARLES STREET . . WALLACE ily room, launchy "'°'"· 3 $85,000. 675-2539 136,.00. 64>-7892. 3 BR. 2 BA. Bost ""'8. A CAN'T BE•T· ~HIS Be1ot <BR,, 3 be. •pill level COMMERCl•L
REALTOR REALTORS "'"""'· Boautil"I'°""' """· Spotl,... 20'x22' ttbfin. " " • htrn. homew/l'riv."""""' " 833-2!M8 . or 549-1623 541 4141~ Jot at Herm.ttage Lane Md Xfht Income Invest BEING transferred.· must rm, Quiet cul-de-sac street, Only 1'.23,000! Vacinl} • to Secret C.ove Beach: form· DEVELOPMENT
In.... E • I Royal St Gecqe Road. This + lcwely owner's apt, So. sell. Com~ see 2 story, 3 xtra 1rs bf, ~ &lbmit! l.ow:ly 2 BR condo. er hoine ot 0\8.rlie Chaplin. 2 Full lota on N.'pt. A Jewel in !tie Sky! , ~· .. •en•nts borne 1e being fimobed ..., hwy. °"""' ..,...,. 2nd. bdnn at 1102 va11~y Clrde. eom,.,., Ltlth -.., ; _, !lllll9 Se• aiu Dr., by appt. ,..ey 1.,. Immediate
Incompe.nlb1e spot.~~-e.nd should be available tn ~ Owner. 1 HAFFDAL REAL TT REDUC!7>410,000 the Cannery Vfllap
less ocean View awa.its your e RAIF ACRE -with 2bed-mid~anuuy. Drive by and Costa ·Mesa Founti11n Vi1fley lf2....m Ewa: 541·~ .EMERALD-BAY LOT Small houae, fish ··~. c.c·ui 1
b-dlon.4 BR ."'"""" bit ,.... -. ...... iz.m eee It. than "" ...,,., at G I ·F H A t Largnt Viaw· Lot p1u, fttal 6'and lor
home that....,., will,..,... 64"1140• COLLEGE PARK BUILDER CLOSEOUJ! CHECK Tl:flS-_ Bea. "tifoll~ ·..,.;...;,, .:,aeel W1 Eri>enld ii.,.. : .l90:1Xll ed fuh. A>-$60,000. '
fioe tor quldt ""'· Hos 2lx e 3 B>DROOM • -· 111 FHA• VA "BEST BUY!" 4 Bedroom 2 Bath i>nmO w/ Tl'act. 3 "'"' b"I\ <'atJ For lole .\ ~ <all. TAX SHELTER 21 aep fm room. Work shop bath ••••••·•· ,, , $23,500. Ohe f Mesa Verd . I t B• in for Chri1tma1J new rhag ~ & paint Ea.., ca-·-""' Pafio Prll Biii Grundy, Rei1ltor W. Bay Ave. du.pie~
for d'd., cuato,m drapes • 0 e 1 qu e Where COl.rld you find 24' liv-lhroout, has fl!'ept ln !rg y., '"'~"""· • · 341 Bayside N'Pt Beacb BR., 2 ba. upper I: 2
w/w cPi.s • )'OU've waited • 4 BEDROOM· & HUGE streets. Best landtcaplnr. ing room, formal dining Last 1e'fl' tpmes .~vaHabte ' den fonnaf dining covered vacy. f.i!l,J.N.00., l'l'J42 Apel ~ i 67U161 l ba, lower: ~
. ho On owner. S:ee this rare atta built·ln elec kitchen at builder prices In · • Way:t.adtra RfMt). 9684433 1 ...,. • aptg. 3 Car tR"U'al'e. $80, a 1"'1< time,.,. th'5 m•. DEN, Badtllay .. 136,<;>. find F ,. I I ,~ ' CENTURY PARK patio • boat gate,f.,. o111y ' MONARCH BAY Only $52,T":IO. Ol>ice Laguna · or more n orrna ...,n w'lth complete storage + $21,SOO. OWNER 3 BR, 1%. VA, 2 OFFICE
Beach location -67U'550. e HOME (2 bedrollm, crpts, call ~2313· pa.nlJ'y. Rm for kingsii.e re-· • ~l;.4.tS, .~38,"5' J I COLLINS & WAnS patlol. $5500. dn. Amlmt! On the mall a det:ltable 3 Ground floor, fOf' ttnt,
drps, range, retrlg, wasb-Mgerator; +bedrooms &: 2 Y A.-fHA cir 16w dOWn . REALTY• $21,800 GI loan M~8. J bdrm., oce~ view home. sonable. NtWport Blvd.,
er) PUJS 1 bedroom rent· hllth. Beautifully landscap. • ConventlonaJ C . .a ' W DARllELL Ope be -1.11 ...... 1-1 catio1;1 .. ed. All for only $32,950. Try Btg Yardt with high mallOn· .; '•· : n am ce ..... _, .. tn-c., INCOME PROPER
Ill. Immed. po!ll. 10% down or VA Terms • lll'Y walls Included. Side 962-5523 • • SUcceu to YoU and your IOI:! laundry. Huge aundeck for MANAG. EM ENT
Roy McCardle Realtor No down. Cail now 646-7l7l yard parking, be9t acbooh, · for 1·1~72. outdoor living, Outstandi.IJ&
VA REPO 11!10 Newport Bl•tl., C.M. VA REPOSSESSION pari<, walled "''"'"""'"'· Santa Has Irvine v.1.,. -4>7,lXI). We ........... nloe
5 Bl\l BEDROOMS 541r7729 soo,., norttt Coal& Mesa ! B-... be,_, Oarlleld A-' eel _ · Turnar A11ocl1tH who '-I m>tal "°""' $450 DOWN Bedrm home nev Catholic " Ellis. All hori1es open 'til .--rrY um N. COMt Hwy., Laguna . we can aupply. Ha\19
With no .,...., .., .. _, TWO ON -A J.OT °"""" • -... on I y darl<. Sat. A SU.. Call Did< and wlft Id! his • bed-Twinkling Lights 494-1171 Anytime """""' tbac,.. -
payments! can )'OU believe Here t& good ttntaJ properf;y', Jl!i«J. dn. $199/rno. paymt:e. 'the fastest draw 1n the West Looman, 968-7491 or 96:U454. room home to young er rn ~ an year 'niund. MONARCH B~ y :~~~~ti ~ ~~. :~.~ w!~: ~~ =~;~ $23,500 . , a Dally Pilot Oassified Sell the old atufl Btzy the ~y $100. iJown, ~ ~ i;:;n ~ ~B~,~~ d;! f\tlly.
cations. Completely refurb. one I-bedroom, both for the PmRONREA.LTY &tl.lm Ad, M2-567B new.stun SHERWeeD REALTY vaHey il mountalnt. lntorT>i 'rOQUl ·wens to deck w/ ·~~~~E
ilhed with new Pfllnt in It ~ ol ONEnd. ~y $22,'lOO! • I 18'!164 Broold'lur.t, F.V. para3 Bdrmhle ~!.?n. Feat\1!"'9 oc@anw. • 2901 N-Bf.vd
ou\ and cl~an as a pin. Non u,., net •pe able on down HAPPY HOLIDAYS. Have 1., ••uwy room, din-$100 qxi + $2974 ~~,...... ·
vet.O.ICandyoucan eve.n ~yment,,.flermont!CyPQ'-·· rl._ftQ"" ~'' f)-C ~Q._9 yoor parties in this 3 ing room. New !biting, be '-· NewportBeach
trade, your ~1Cnt home. menta including t&ris1'Bet· P\!::I J..'Q?J ~~ -(b JJ(/"" p bedroom, 2 bath home. Put the firwt ln line. $36,950, VIEW house, 3 BR, 3 ba. * * BIG *
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EXCPT. TOWNHOUSE ' ReaJtof.s ' ' four xn::imblic1 words .be-, a prlqe you won't believe! ~n; ''""'J
2 POOLS & C'LUBHOUSE 2700 Harbor Blvd. at Adams kiw ta fonii four limPr. '#Ordt. $20,000. Call 6 75-4 9.30. ' RciLTY $l!J,950. 3 BR, 2 BA, fully bdrme., 21ii baths. Only
Choice arft C.M. 4 Bedrm, 2 56-9491 Oi:Mlin 'ti( 9 PM I T A L f y L I AGENT. l!nlv. Park Centu, Itvine1 decorated ~ la.ndscaped. :::~dlyA
bath, double garage w/euto ''fam0y C...._.,, FOR Sale By Owner: Pres-ca1i Anytime, 833-tll:it CaU,Owner eves, 495-4517 n ·. &l"l'&t
opentt crpts. drps, water .... ,~ I ' I j % j ' j Hae J:xmte, model 2100. Lido Isle andy ·= ~!!... up-f<wo
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C •-W T A P ·l L .<f BR. toVely corner! 2 patioc! • Moul!on Parkw.,., FIJ>lc. 2 ~ Dedt .\ N_., 3 BR., 2 BA. • • • j s I I I ' We heard· about <r so if or .Priced right! Won't iuu dock. vnlt. Frplcs, -.lied
PICK ONE 136'1 , W!'<> treats oll his girls to HAFFDAL REAL TY BY OWNER y,, old. 4 Biii Gru•1'11i, RHltor lee llm ... land. Good
OF FIVE (26') wine becatJ.se he wanf1 a -• • 142"""405 Ews· 557..ooot Bdrm., fam. nn. pool, Sfl Bayside N'pt Beteb ~t $6.\000. 0 wn
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GOrT PLANS (36'1 A°SSUME 60/o ,,_,, rm. bltlnl. dsh..,i.,, Ip!, 833-07l0· t BR. 2 8A home,
You°R 0J'~~36;~.) -VA LOAN-I' I' I I' r· 0 ~~.~! .~1.. .. ::\:.. -== tt'ptl. drp,. V"ant. M"'' L-·· -• BR.. be. ti0x90 f!7,!;00 View. 1 Y1' old. c.
Call rr/11 'Jor Info on the bell -. you devtlop tOtn -".P No. 3 b.faw, ~II! Xlnt tmu. $)(.000. ~ BONUS BUY 3 BR. 2 ba. 42x38 S79,SOO et~, patb, pa :rv-;.:~hM~~~~-~~~1~,:ne~ ~6i1,~ID I' r 11 ,. r 1: I' 1·1 ·1· r·1 ro~~~~n· ~n31~1;.~,::~*·L~~o'~i~TYI~~ ~.&K-Ol&1
WALKE~~·~eahon aJ~~~r1ReJ~~Tv !~I I I J j I • I I I J B~~~ !' C:ec~~~ ~MS.~ extra bulldifrl 33~~~uoo
1'bl wi.t dr'll"f 1n the Wt1t 546«14 Anyllmt • . • W/Hlf clean. ovtn, Sll.900. Englund Rtal' l1t•t4' 8R. 2 -llA. lge Jot. MUlt
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Bayport. It'• something that happen• rarely. A llmlt1d
edition ol beautiful apartments. In 11arbor View, In Corona
dtl Mar. ·
Dramatic archltac1\lre and handlcm1 lnterlora maka Bay-
port uncommonly attracllve. Extensive landscaping and an
Inward orlentaUon make It a place for enjoying the eereno Ille.
Each apartment olftrs you Ill• privacy of your own entrance
and patio or balcony, Iha comfort of dHp 1hag carpeting, the
convenience of self-cleaning gas oven, dlshwaaher, dlspoaal
and ep1clous storage. You also have a choice of l nterlors-
wlth fireplace, paneled living room, or vaulted celling.
• For your recreational pleasure, Bayport hu 1wlmmlng and
. therapeutic pools, and gas barbeeues. For eue of ahopplng:
the nearby vlllage contu of Harbor View, now under
con1tructlon.
Bayport ensur11 quiet and privacy by offering only a limited
humbor of apartments, from $185. At pr11ent, only one
.bad room, one bath unite ara available.
• Bayport. A rare opportunity to llvt In the quiet place by the
1&a, Corona del Mar: ,
' Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident ma~l', lnvltn you to lntptet
~he apartmente. Take MacArthur Boulevard from the San
Diogo Freeway or Pacific Colll Highway Ind tum eouth on
'San Joaquin Hill• Road. '
For more Information. you may call Mr. Tinker et (714)
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1 BR. Fum. f1'0 mo. Gu lo 1. BR Fun. $115 I mo. ~BR, 2 lla,-all .-..-. l40ll i'°...t,: !ST~ ~I""-------
2 J!I!.. nso. uwp1. 2BEDROOM.&pt. • ....,_ LIVE LIKE A KING wtr. pd. Adults. no pets, 110 o-!ooldoc· .... 1 • ......, · Oa. -...ur .. -... 2BR.,2b&.,dbl.pr. FAIRWAY
Near ~!a.rxUne Carpeted. Nice kitchen. At ludgtt Pritts! children. 545-5991 ct pa~ A-pool. Adults, no Owner (213) .,._1113. wtlton Jtei.i Dlate 8'15-!331 , ..
Brick ... cl< bar lo _... .:.M ......... ' 64&-1058. ' ..... 1035 12th SI. Acrou BAL;,. ~ DelwcO OPil. c-itl' Mer 111111 ans.:
dol Mar Bal<lony. Walk to -"-<· ~~ NICE l l: 2 8' ~$95 lo _, Lako Park. 536-"92. ni. ljf.''fuea:i. 1·2 lo 1 Br~. iaiiiiiiiiiiii llUA NI
BDRM. Fun!., .. ,..., Scbool buut:;po·at-'Af· • UP dilld ok NfOe •lfii:loney. 1125-L!lG rn 1· BR. ... ..,,, ....... ...., .. •tt L 2 .. 'SR'••
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'4H3<0 reuona.bl• rent~ lo ~ • FIJAAI> ir '~ ~l\i>' S<T-5189 1 1 968-<1'7,.!41->4ll. MYe ~(lo. a . · -"".n pets ....i.,.,.., .251 ·GARAGES polo. •Hff'i..i· ""4~ BACf1ELOR, Al'T., CLOSE.Iii......._ mod. 2 ~ • • . ' • ucr. Adults 0411!1. • '' I dl""'"'1! plan. lllO n!n.., S.: ~~~~ ·Victoria, pt. 4· * ~ON~~ nn.136 Monte!Vl..lti.ei~· $100 mo. Call 646-2681 ' upper.'13e1m1 cellUWa, frple, ON n;M ACJUi:S 20122 Santa Ana A • ~t.. CM. &CU.YO, 5'8.
!1148 until ind 612,m). . *~WK. & UP,* j FROM $135 MONTH SMALL ... 1'!Jn. utn,,pald\ F,URN. 1 BR. APT. Ill>'. Y'lf . ..,.. . I lo 2 BR. Fura. 6 Unfum. Mu. -Joachim, a.A LGE. 2 BR. beaut ...S.
Costa MOaa \ : = ~\~ :·~~. -ADULTS PLEASE "'"'' be ,...,,;i..;;,,. peopl<. $llll Mo. Ca11116'2ilir i1ili ut1'I: \'early • .rum. ~ ·~~ c:'~n = -' :~ ~ ,";:;,, 2\i ,
i"' t:".. e TV lo Maid ._._ Aval! \ IS). mo. * 6G-llll! L19ua:a ~h BR, 1 blk lo beach. ~. aio ,_ 1-. Cdlol -~ Y ~ADaw AP S. Cuport, h>dl,, no.
! ·Casa del .Oro e r: ·uw Pd · VILLA POMONA NICEhY turn. ~ BR. cu1 s.n'. Qd1ettfet .. l!f.11o: .,;.,., 83<>-1232, <S<-17,M. tlolocArlbur n; eo..t Hwyl Beuo c.tllnp, panetlns, °'""· 1100. .. >:! • _
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'Compare b@-fore ~ rent • 2316 N~ Bl 54&;9755 (l'MO Pomona A~.} I chlldttn er peta. Sf3..9T11 Is ~ G-z mi · appl.l. Nr ~. $100. mo. ..EW cCiHH:. AU .adu1fa. no peta. * TOWNHOUSE
CUstom designed, featuring: Thb Ad Worth on' !teat vmY nice 1 br ~-Quiet -prefer quiet &ir). S'lS-212.4. ' 2 BR. 2 baths· u~ c.r. e 2 BR's FROM .A$ LOW 2 Br l% Ba. ti
f' -id1cben "'II\ ID-a.um.. I< Furn. Bach. I I Br's. Sep by g&nJft-1 adult.,., $ll5/mo, $IO wk up. Bach, Newport HtlDl\.ts· . . . ,...,d 4 dra;..... Enct: gar. Ai $!St/mo. .. ..:· Adlta. ~."" uo· ~ direct U&btina LOVELY lee 1 BR. lipll, E.sp.c;(.ally. nice, $130 30.,, No pet.a. 548-10%1. dt TV ut:I pd. Crelcent Bay , . ~-Comp. bltna.. Private as; W. Bay ~-. C.M. Me'lody IA sa-as')o·
: Separate dln'a: area Shq rugs elee stove, a:u up. 2110 Newport" Blvd. * BACHELOR ~ $m Bch 1Cl5 N. eo.t_f'l-~. a.EAN 1 or 2 BR. Adlta;-no patio. 'l05'ii OrtJrld $250 ~ ~ "6-0073 SU-l'l&t. ""'
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·: 1n;&D • "'.. 546-(M,51. ' ~ ~ t ~··.!¥5· ~dltli no pe~. qulet,.wor:kine adult. $95. new cptg.; Blad. Jdtdl.,. &.Ibo.I Isl•... ~ -'S a.a Prv patios '• Hid Jtoo1a thr,aw-r. Adutta, no _Kins.a: -~ . _ · ~ uuen, Mp ApL 6. Call 6'2-0954. panell"d den; comp. furn. ' • ,... Nr abop'a: * AduttJ only $1$/mo. 6fi.3515. ·POoi-• 1J.a~ .. IUI"" $l40,, 1 ~aR FURN ISUPm 2 Br oont>l luxury -o\ • $295 .1DCL utll., unUl .July. CHARMING & apack>ua , 2 CU~M ftniah@d apt, superb M rtfnl VACANT 2 BR Studld ~ ~ed ~ pl.Uilb> laftd.. Bring ad frir tel:DPo/U)'. new furniture, $215. v 1 l I a 1 !R,: ;'i = ~· =· Will el'1 Jeue. 67$-1642 Br., 2 ba., on Little Island, vltw of bay, ocean, Catalina . ~ , _qu~ ~pts. liv rm klt ,,._ '1')dry rm'. 1 acajring ' . • • tenant bdnur. AdUib, QWt!it" Cordova 2.tts E 1 d en u • · 0 ,· Agt GraM Canal. Frpl. A petlo. from 3 picture wlndows. Lrg 1m santa Ana Ave., CM Ba Nr scbll. A: ~
, Adult lfvina: at its~ &: 11E!Cluded,-pod,. air oond, 548-4?.fe' •. ,' Yrly. $131. ~ ~ NT 11 t $350 Month.~yearly. -~ llv nn, dln'r rm, kitchen, Ma:r. lpt lU 6£5542 SJ8l/mo 3001 Fillmore
: ~ . 4rg-e 1 BR $175 8(llit lev, IWlkeii Rom8n118.' '.IC!I*'""'~--p1 ·'-·~·-· D•n• Point-V--'-~.... W1., .n ~· winton Realtor ~1 bathroom, bdrm, kf\l' aar. e BEA1JTtl'Ui. GROUNDS e No 89 646--Xl56. ~ , '· ~-·VI.'ll:JTIES ~E Nt frwys & So ·0;(....Rlaz&., .-.~ ..... ~Lon. 1 Br com ........ ,, al'.iuUS! ,.......,, • ._ ....-.. ' • $300 mo. incl 1\ltil.. Shown by ' -· ' ~ J8!W~·Wllson ·642-!9n Checkmate. Ap~ 211i31 Brif. fUrnlture, Sl15. V 11 1-a * SINGLE. 'IV-POOI-Peta Adults onl)', • no pets·. UNFURN. down• ta_! rs · appt, 673-1767. . Air/:~ DECOR pd 2 BR, bllinl, finale car pr:
i BR, Furn. $!55. Incl. utll. toi, C.M: : -· Cordova, 2323 Eld en. ok. DANA MARINA INN, 673-8088. Carpeted. 3 BR, 2 IL\. Soolb VACANT: l Br & ~ ¥, Gar 'Poolu, R:· rm · patio A fehed yd. • •
,Newly dee. &aut girden, $«> WK-Up. Motel 1 Br., 548-4748· Mill Coast Hwy, D. Pt. * OCEANFRONT * ~Fron~=· pr mo. B~ ~;vu;. Dix. Cpt, 4, J!'J!l:c, lau~. 1 BR $1«1.' 2 Bii ~ Of!:. Sl l 51 ~~ \~I, Jee, Adults, no pets. aptl. Jdeel for · chlldrn. • LARGE 1 BR $135 Have aomething )'OU want to Winier. 1 BR. Adults. No 0 • • . itv/refrig. $225 mo. I1ict $160-$1'15. ...,.., or V'ft"'1M5. · ~ Maple AW.,•CM, Mgr, JM!ll. 2376 Npt. Bl Yd. e ROOMY 2 BR $155 seQ? Classified ads do tt pel1. Nr, Feny, $150/mo. Fast results are just a pbOl'.le uJil. Adults, no pet 1. Hacienda de Mesa Aptll 2 BR, blt111, crpt, diji ;,Apt. 5. 548-9755. A'dlts. 642-2181, 673-0SQ7 well -call NQW 642-5678. 945-3515, call away· 6C2-5618 642-9890. 160 W. Wilson.See Mgr. No. 1 lndry, nr OCC, qUiet,
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfllm, 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfurn; 365 Apt. Unlum. 365 AVA!l..'Jan'lSlh •Jan 2'lnd. "THE GABLES" ~adults only ; .
~~ -C "--· C .._._ ,. ._.___ C st Me C t MeM t Ip 2 Br, 2 Ba, open beam1, ice. 2 Br w/ptt gar, Adlts. · ._,. .' Olt• ~: od8 misN ..,Olf8 ,__ 0 8 18 OS 8 fi'plc, patio, pvt gar, 3JO.A IOUJldproofed. Fncd. • yrd. SPAC. 2 I:. 3 Br. Apt. $140
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Adil&. no pets. 873-U47. 2431 On.rip Ave. "G" $155 2 Br, 1% Ba uni ·'l'WIM9,
2 BR. Nel\I' beacll. $199 Mo. ,NICE 1 Br dupla, new cpt &: $150. Bltns, cptt, d,,.;
Orange Cout paint, dole' 10 1hop'g. 1-pets. Oilldren ok. n r .
"Real Estate 644-4843 tranlp. Stv/Rel. $115. Fairview I-Baki:r.,54>1Dl
lBoJ\M, adult, no pets, So. ~2863• · 1 Bedroom, Sharp. ao.f
ot hwy $150 • BEST an'I., 1ge 2 BR, bltnl, b.c.c •. le: U.C.L s 1 • ' 6'l5-oos3 refrig., w/d hQCk Up, ttpµ, ;:.55:;.7-.;;77;:;6';,. ~=---,i>
.;!rp11, patio, "&dulis, no pets, e LAftGE 1 BR. * lZ& 2 BR. deck, frpl, cpts, SlSO. 5f8..2'M5 ~ e RqoMY 2 BR.
drpg, stow, refrlg, $210. Adlts ... ~M 644-4848. 2 BR, 1% BA, sharp crpts, V"W-.uo.i.,
Costa M11• Mediterranean Village drps. 12)0 aq ft. $165 mo. 973 ** 2 Br, 2 Ba Studio.
Ve.Jencla. 557-7168. drpg, patio. POOL. 1
"1""8cl,,_..,.nn--*-2"'"""11at,._h,.ILARGE 2 BR, 1% BA. Studio ,:oc.:.K::.. . .:.;64&-04::.:::"=·-==--=,1
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Tlie charm of Old World Spain awaiis you m (;Osta Mesa
at. Ring Brothers' Mediterranean Village. The country Is
the selling where quaint, brldt-tfled courtyards and path-' wars wind over streams an4 ponds to the door of your villa
apartment.
Inside, beamed ceilings, wood panelipg, c~\pr-coordinated
drapes and carpets are enhanced by Jinporled· ~cloth
wall coverings in warm, natural tones. Wet bars and fire-
places add to the cordial atmosphere.' Large patios and
balconies provide spaciousness and light. ...
The recreational facilities include night-lighted tennis courts,
swimming pools, a RY!'ll'•siwn with separate .health clubs
for men and women an.JI billiard and g81\]e room~.
The locatlon of Medltei;ranean Village Is Ideal -t!onvenlent
to Jill Southern California -minutes from the Pacifil: Ocean
and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Country
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OllJoy the serenity of living at Mediterranean Village. •
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RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. • e P.M.
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ce I I: c. para • Call 557-G!Ml •• lauDdry area. Encl pa&. 3 BDRM, 2% BA, studio, • -~pool A chlldren't bltns, forced alt, Iha&, w/D 2 BR 1-de'D, 2 batbl., • ,
~ $»). -on pmnllies. $2tl0'. 64S-1496.. ~e patklt. All for,..;r
~R GRE;E:NS I' /BIG IWUl)" 1 bdnn upper, $143 A· $150. 5t6-@
!W6-43S3 ~w cpt-. drps, bltins, $135. SHARP! 1 Br, ~ cloleW,
MODERN 1 Bdrm. apL Cpts, 56-52'10 or 8U-3540 pool. Nr. shop&, Ml1ltL ,
drps, dshwlhr, b It-lb a, e WILSON· · \--GARDENSe Monrovia. 5t&--0336.
garage. l child ok. All util 2 BR, l'ii BA, cpt I drps, LRG 2 BR delux apt. pa
pd. $150/rno. 307 Avocado, encl. patio. SJ.40,. 6tJ..Qll. frplc, Adult.I, no
Apl 9· CM. 645--0984. • SharpCloon 2 BR. $140 .1..:6'6-"34::.:=·----~oll A~sood want d ii a IOdd B1tn1, drp1, w/w, htd pool. Sell Idle :lteJ!ll DOW!
fnve&tment Adlts. E/1lde 642-9520. Gf2-5678 Now!
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and freeways, Near ehopP,lnd. achoolt, chu~hes and the UC JrYine '
campus.)
With lady golfers. And overybody •lse Who·llkes livlng acro11 lh• 1 street from an 18-hole public golf course. t
WllH welght-watche .... And welght-llfte,.., And everybody ei., ·
who could galh (or lose) something from Park Wesfs fabulous rec•
reatlon, (Swimming and theraP'f 1>99!1. CQ_mplete health clu.I> with
trained-attendants. Nlght·llghted terinls. Vdi!eyball, handball. Llrge
turf area for Jogging and touch fqotball . Plus lounges. game end
1 card rooms In the handaoma twNory clubhouse.)
· · Park West has many othtr •ttractlons, too. So even If you're not • I · \ an ~xecutlve, or 1 si~lllr, or a we19hi,w1toher ••• you'll still fll ln.11
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· (Famllles: you'll flt In here, too. Speclal,NC\!ons with tot Iott.
S)leclll lac Ill ties: Pr .. sohool,JunlorOtymPlc llze pool. Teen eenter.)
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--Coot• MoM c..t• -Space Avallallle FOUND cat "'llhoOt a toll. Vic deslrn • tabrlcatlonr, -
• llAU111U1 UVING THAT
:r~~~~[iEj~~~~~~~ Patine Aw, C.M. Rtward nm 1pecl1J11t.1 1 ar 100, U •II a FOR S~IALTY SHOPS • a lllt thlt 11 ""anlnlftll >«>--0083. K,.ne Et>l•tprllo" 96!<,tnf .
THE EXCITING IN8~6~~~A~U$ ='1l~~ ~~~ ·~~ .. b 11:1 °"':~~ .IAllfS THE IUOGETI PALM M~A APJS~ •Lake Amtwliiad Vlftate · • Y.M.CA. -~ ~~ =n.tla' 'J':.=•~m:.:J __ ...,. ·--... "
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fRIOIRATOR$ 1liLVM1'IC SIZI l!OOL
ISHWASHERS BILLIARDS
>Jtl'ETS & ORAPES G'l';MNASIUM
IVATE PATIOS CARPORTS I . . . , P•rty Room With Flrepl1ce, T.V., St.rM
~· ,~. Vista · Ph. 545.485s
Del
Mesa
1 Apartmen~ i.
FUN IN HE SUN! SIZES F!!OM 300 ro 2800 SQ, ·fl, • I l'NI>, -• wblte -um "' -f~· llMIJI. -"'-~ . . µ ~ 11UJPY •· ...,_, Rtd collar PllPPT I mo dd. 0.ta Me.a \ QD1. a.ta 11-. Dnw CAL~ LOREN BAXTER (COLL~ w/J!>W>I fllo .... Vie. Dlclt Ana. SM<l.4 a.ti 6. -., WHtellll. Minutes to NewDOrt l•acli --1· , Cb,,_., MW· c.M. "'PRO"""FE*~"°mo~N~AL~·""pnto,.--·1
Unbfllevably lafge lJ>ll. becoral<>r fuitu.sJi. 'I 714: 337:z533 • .,_. 1 -mtaft, lpm. 1 , ,,.. wori<, pru•l•a
ed.HucePool, jacum, electric bullt..lnl, ah•C j.z:;;;;;;;];;;;;;; BLK molo
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ADULTS-No 1m 1 marllitwl. ... eonv. vie 646-5893. , ' . . 11•1 I I~ -"DelaWlft, H.B. School EXP ,........ Gude ..... SINGLES • • • . • • • . $1.45 .,..,.,..,. ,__ . -~ "8-7'/SI, • 10~~~--5 """' how, ........ pla»t
1 ID.Ms S1 ~----~-~-----;::.~ ~ Blaclc "' wbite pup-···-· ~, eest. trtmmtrw. clea.n-up. • • • • • .. .. 55 '""'1!11____ ,,_, -·· VJc -· .. _ 1-PY, i.._..,, ,...,e, • COMPREHENSIVE Private. _...,.._ &fter 2PM. 2 IDRMS. . ... 2 2 • 2 s 175 ........ Ollie. Ront•I ,\.... ~" • ....... H.B. ' O>rnamcial Growld Sclloo1 TOM'• G-. E •• 2
Unfurnlfhed Aph. AvalleMe Pum. or Unfum. 371 DESK IP9C9 a'fl.llabll '50 ' · BtClrw Dec. ))!ti, Tues Ii. Japanrae Lawn Main-
•from $10 to $15 LESS. mo. wm prons. bidtw• FOYNP.· male eat tipr 'l'hlln Ewa. Ml 11io• tenance A Clean-up:
YOU'RE RIGHT-atss-Awwwwbc--vlclnl"'°"""""' .. -~-mi.Thla11 s.i1_....,.,,..,,..a11._ '
THEY'RE UNDERPRICEDI ' ••alloblo. !Oii No. El "' H.U,--11-lleod>.· A ~t«d c.un.. AL'• Londocaph1a. Tr•' Ca.mtt.10 Real, laa ~7~ . PIANO LEm>NS femonl, Yard ri.modtlq.
1561 MISA DR,, Colla -RESORT UVING cs..--, FOU!<I). ~ HW.,0 wlJb ~ ,., lam ......,, tram. hauling, lot cle..,,p.
5 bl.I\> So. of -port llvd.-iSiSK ...,. a..-•. i wbili,' ,..., blOcl< body, -... Slabttttdln&. etc, RepolUprinkl..,. 673-IJB6.
I '"'"'+&olyMa_.,....._._ ..... Ct. l:•f!• -. ft~· 51 ,.5. -W1D --toiO ~: Cectl ..,, !!hlo!n, ::-'i~ta Meta , JlMS GAJU>ENING
,,.. hwhs t lr(v..i.. '""••llfl l11e. & M.O.l.C. t.tltllkt ""-• ~ "'..,. ~ •t IS mo. Amwll!.bc ...see' a.ta Mesa. M&-38f9, , "BrUc. ~·0 Cc:m~etti Gardeninc Service t·~·[ll!·-~·~··llll!!!!'!!~l!!!'ll!·!!!'!rm!!!! .. •l!!!!!!'li!!IJ~l~·11 U I ti II ~~1~ Bnchsa-:: FND 2 klt"te,. approx. 3 molt . . . ,l Qe~pa. S6-31182, '
t1 Tvstfn & M.lo Orl¥9 ,
.... Apt It"1 OUwood Card•B old. Vie. Terry Rd. Lquna I · 1!5l ~ .. J G--' 365Apt Univ JQ ...,. ••• , s., · Near Hoar •Holpttll Beldl 1 hlll F ll'tY ...., _. Jllpllrs ....... .,..... apanese ~ener
i:_;:;;;,....;,,;;;.,;;;. __ .....;,;;;.,;:;,;;.' ~.;.;;.;m....;,' __ ......;.;;., Fum. or Unfum. 370 Fum', or Unfum. 271 A,partmenu: • •• and tt'• 425 .N. Newport Blvd. , wr-ui3. • . 'Complete' yd servlcf'. Neat
Newport Beach r--:-------~,_-,._.....;.....;.;.;;,;;;,;;;_:,;,.;.I tun, fine ne}Jtiborw and Modern medkiel or ttke' 10 6: Rella. Free est. 6'2-f389.
pres,..., 1 ... .., bl one Juxur-rm. 1ulte on 1trfft level. Ana Heights. Pleue idtn-8<1byslttlng iu-..enil11 by iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Irvine lrvtne .i-l • .c.... 9 ' FND. Chihuahua vie. Sarita JAPANESE a·~
• klUI package. 'Iliett's SI AmpM parklne. Mr. 1 tify Mrl-Jl7.f exper pn)ener. c.omplete
11. NOW YOU CAN AFFORD mllHon ln ....,..,tlon , ; , Roblnooo W.711". ' · THE· Educational Readineu yd wodc Oeon-up. 96S-"303.
NEWPORT BEACH
rwimm.lh(. temls, billianh, 'Nn.r Watufront Office& FND. Samoyl'l:I dog vie. ~ntn! Pl'Mchool, 2 O 7 0 FRONT y~ lawn serv1ce1
health club! • to-From $360 Month ~ at Wa1nut Ir: San-Maple Allf:., Costa Mesa $1D mo. Backyard.a al.lo. ~ ~ ' unu, P PriJne Location tiqo. 836-6286. will oUu spedal day care Yard cleanup. 962-8612.
f~ajoy f/50,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 7 .._,. _......,. ~ -· hldoo< roll -w BayaJde Dr.;•N'Pt. ile&c!t FND. vie, ,..,._ st, C,M, for -•"'• motben oo EXP. Ha,.allan Gudenor tennis courts, Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2c ,...., d..._, eO:. Bill Grwltly Rltr. .,,__ ,... ....., ,,._,part Ta-n.c, -2111 A 22nd 9am-C<>mplet. ,.,.,...,,. ,,.,.· ~atory townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's, Elec. tltcJ>. Al6 .... ~ a-....,_ ..,.i.., DEIK -liftilaiilO llitl -w/colllr. 518-'63L ~" IS per day. Hot hmclt Kamallnl, _,._ •
private balcony or patio, From $170. n• •I •• 1 • 2 BR, Furn,.....• u.. ,,.,, wm ---GIRL'S Bike, vlc. Mont• """'·-. -=a==-=~="=-• terranean parki.Dg, elev~ maid aervtce. --.... --.._...-ftJrnw.ct N J.ew at '5 mo. Anl .. blc Mntee Vista School, owner iden. EXPERIENCED child care ~-Ji,.S=CE
·line food market, dry cleaner, beauty ,..__.. ..... · 0 raqulred, aftllalllo, m r-Aw. tlfy. --In my North C.M, hom• • '"6-0469 •
.,1a1on within complex. 7 buut model apll. Model, (Jpn Dillly lO ., J. '-l!eadt. e11111 PUG-· Vie. -A w/yml. Lw><hu & •oacla. . .
r t am to 6 pm dally, other times by ;r.:t AIRPORT CENTER Slatv, H.B . .nL Ol11 to ~lovingcare. Loe: just LAWN Mamt. Haulinc, ~
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,Jamboree & San J~uln Hills n•~. , -• O'KWOOD GARDIN ~· ~. -~ olf Sao ~-A Npt law,,,, cloan-up, ..,,_. ~' ~ ~ ~-1. 2 A 3 room olllces ~ntlfy. on-. ~-.;;~,•,·87 Frff ~'L Call 51&-7379 ~1'ashion Island, 714:, 1900 for leeslng info, adj .... , -Hotel u~oyo. ~ . ~ . ,; P. ARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS . APARTMENTS i.....,. ratet, fllU aervlces, Loot 15.! Cabinetmaking Haull119 APt U fu 3'S &\1-2NO or &U-3211 Wk4an LOS'J\.l'neroua reward-1 BOAT WORK l'w_A_NTE--.0-,-,-,,-..,,--,-,-e-e-,,•I
•llll!!ll•••l!l!l!l•l!!!!!!!!!!l!ll!!!!il!l!l!!ll•ll~· 1::·;;::";;:;.m:,:.:.~-= Ap;~·;n. or Unfurn. 370 (Resort Livin1 for Sln&le A 8u1lnet1 Rental 44S ~tiM ftnbh weddifi.a: Cult. cabimt work, 646-5219 yards & garages-moving &i ..... Ntwport Beach Married Adults). FOR t nng, 5 dl.&monds. 111ouren-C hauling, ~7.50 per hr. + • Unfvrn. ~ Apt. Unfurn. • ~ ,,.__ u-ren commerda.I, in-tine tUUah band w / 5 •rpenftr Anytime. 543-5863. :;r..-.,,,...,,,-°"'.,.· ...,.-..--1 SEACLIFF MANOR apt.2 """t• ,.....11 NEWP01tT BEACH duatrial for deluxe otftce1. aapbin1. Bel.Jevtd kllt in CARPENTRY . U H ··" I l l Co.ta MeN Hunfl"lton Be-.ch Br, $160 uni, $175 tum. Cpta, lettl at Irvine New bldg. ntar San Diego alley behind %IO Pearl " -exper. 1n a aw.ng, c ean-up, oc a
· _ 2 BR.· J BA. Bltns, ROOMY 3 BR. 2 BA, liltns, dl'PI, ~tnl, prb dlpl. ·l~ , 66-0550 • lf2.l170 Frwy 4 ~ Valli')' A&ate Av._ Bal 111 e phue!I, at rtuonable rates. move1, exp'd coll!ge stu.
'Jllbn.sb. Sh as crptl, trplc, cilta. driif, doae to Plaoentia Ave. Ask •bltut BRAND NEW ;:.:i-l~ke .. •P!t• $75-0989. • • • Allo ctment work. 968-7914 ~;:,.iu&, Lrg truck, reu.
froltteu i'eDir. lltc frplc. .chi.a, park A 1hop'e center, cur dl8counL Ul-8340 ot From S.145. D.ishwuber, shq Lost And Mlt~ICI C•rpet s.._rv_l_ca..,.,. ___ 1 ~=,,..,.--..,.----1
-· Nr So. Cout Plua, $235/mo, Art. 89W5.13. SIW6l1 -.C. Wllkrln -8l'ORll: f10nt bulldlnc, M-t· F/Taltt Vim Kltioa 10Hlf8 ca,pe, l U!>i>0llter7 YAIU>/pnge, de""'PL ..
$185. 56-BEST Buptn $per 1q, ft. l PENINSULA ~ BR, UbUIUl1 Forced &Ir heat, extra~ ~ ~..'... .. u~ c: fl.· 2rrz Lolt vie, &y L Harbor Oeanfn. Extra Dri.sbam-=:r ~~=: ~·-~~
1 BR. ear. Avail BR Ir Townbou&e untt, ti\ • level. frplc, dllrMr, 1 rooms. Btelltttul Pim ftml. I a-'I ~ 5;:"-ta lrt ea a N..i. medk!ial atttntion poo tree Scoteb&Uard (Soil =="'· "°"~~,...-"-=,,I
llOlf, Adults, no pe\s. SUS. Mcluded. $145 ii: $1'1 O. blk ooean • bl)'. Yearly •trc1 JICICI, BBQ'" endol-. Heate 00 SM-7811. Retardants). l>einUen &: TRASH&; Garqe clean-up, 7
E. 2lat. 6*-MlG ~ $260. mo. Avail Jan Jrd. ed prapt. qqlet llUftOUDd.. IPACE·far not fa the nv. LOBI' ilh4 • Male lr1lb Sit· .n cob-blilbttners Ir 10 daJ'J:. Frft ut. Aeyttmt,
:..;;:::;:::..,:::.;:::;::.,,....,,·'-, • 175-(1%5 lDo Ir dolt ti»~. 4151z1S'. Harbor C:tnt'r ' minute bleach tor whl•· 5'M03L Ir 2.Bedrc:xlm, l ti.th .. SeU Sl50 NU 2 Br-. cptl, m,.., Amit Uvlna'. no pm. •-a -Bubtn. 56-t917. 1 tier, 3 71'1· Gld. W:. C)1na "'" _,.,.._;;;.,._~---1 ~ <OWn, dilhwlhr, patio, rec. nn .. 1'15U Jef. eWESI'Cl.JFF J Br., l'Ai Ba EL COR00VA AFtft. ..,..,..... -Dr,. N, Lquna. Rtwud. carpets. S.vt 10UI' mopey . IMnino
laiideck, lhq Cl'Ptinc· ferao n Lane' Twnmt, UXI. Adlt& onlJr, no aTl Oiarle St """"70 n1RN room ILB. Ir C.M. lnduttrt1I Rent1l ~. -..10l or 2ll Cyirell Dr., :ni ~li:c=-~ DEDICATED CLEANING -m w. wu.on • ~-3005 ~71842.-2834. ~Ta.331721 Bedlonl LD. Neu Harbor• Hamilh::ln ~ µm. Jdlel tar illtUdient. 1 1'IO ,sq. Ft. o 1 ti ce 1 , .Apt: F. rm• half US.-Any r:n $7.50, * W.e Do Evttyth:lng *
2 Br 2· Ba Studio,. adj, e CHEZ ORO APTS. e ' . ..~t. 1'85/mo. Ii S'151DID. ~ artt. Ir machine ** I.mt $5 Pd coin from eouch SUI. cha1r SS. 15 yn., 2-1 hr. Call 673-4072
p1 •. cpt/drp, patio, pr. 8234 Atlanta.· 1·2-3 BR'•· 1 BR. near be•ch, ytV\y, .r, ... lhop am. Heavy JIC'Wft', d:lu;rn bracelet, In Newport exp ii what counta, not Mesa Cleanlne Service ,ii,
&It 5; ~ Pool. Private closed pr. l~au. $1l5. No pell. ~ * 2 BIDllOOM * ROOMNl.5 tt Up w/.ldt. fl~nt lltft, farced air er O»fa Meu.. Great Sen. method. I do work mytelL Carpefl. Window•, Floor etc.
Wuhe"r/dryer. ~· p * LldoCall 5t8·'l'S40 * l'ii Ba T.--~--,$30 wit Up Aptl. 2379 beat • tile flocn, ldeil for ~t&lREWV~~ ~~AN· Good reL 5314L RH!d. A O>rnmc'I. 54Hlll
AC 2·A 3 Br apt S,140 "' BEACHllLUFF APTS ARK -3 BR, 2 BA. 3 Be u;,;;:-,.... Irr Nowport Blvd., CM. eloctroolcl tr lite ......i. ·-~-••-,..•~ C nlont Cone • ~ pooJ,,play'.yd, c;pU~ Spac 2·Br, 2 Ba. Pool. Patio. car pr. Poot. Adu1bl only, :nn11«enc1 F~& ~ $t84155 153:5 Monrovia Aw., Nwpt. PIHICMR dec*'atel)' •• ~ ... I 4 ...... ..... P•~ntl~ a I
ll:im. 11titlo. K$d.I ~. D/W. 82:11 !Jilt lf2.16U, S27S/mo. 543-930l CH). tion mi, 11una J.-u., etc. µiE. Olmfahable l'OOlm tar Bc:b. ......... dMdl ,,..._. Jolt 1211 BEAT Tbt Rain! Concffte lpe •"I ftl
Colleee No. 5 M2-1ms. :i: BR. nr. ahDpping. Garage. 2 BR •pt, Eutbluff Adul.11. Our aiD11q after. e~ .auJL Olm. u9&, LAND a~ for ~t· hl ~.C Pane7 Sime, Har-tsocn, patioa, drl v••• 30 DAY Special. InltrlExttr
Mlple No. 3 ~13 .Newly decor. $l35/mo. ' P60 Month.. noon B-B-Q'• 1r ,,_ Art $15 wk: I0-15 . ~er lb:n&e. 1535 bar Plaza. P1eut call ~ Don &0-8514. painlinf, Llc'd/Im. Locil
IET .1 Br, mature adulta. Rea1ooomJ.es Bkr. 675-G700 * 6f4-199'l. * LNl<Wlll m,t!rs .,an. LIDO 18LE-Pvt ~' ~-A"' .. N.B..,.... ...._ PATIOS. walQ. driw, inltlll refa:, 30 ~ exp. Fret est.
patlo, bltnl!, "'/w, Nr 2 BR 1 Closed ts Newport iiHch . , HARBOR ORllNS ldtchelt ........... PSI-liontalo w.-4i0 um atr!'• """" 12/l5. -la-uw, 1reu, Coll Chuck, 64.l--0!09.
17th St. Shop'I· 31.f O&Je st. drps ~tUd .... n/sin:pe· ~k 1 -· . ~ -Orlld olc. m.-M. · . Vk:. M..a North Shoppilrl' nmpw. 5'1-8668 for l!'IL FOR clean " neat palntinr· ~120 • -• r , BR Adutta no pets no -ENGIJSH lrlllttnationial n.o-CenW Sentimtntal pU.ua-interior exterior le ' ; 11401.mo. 847-2940._ .• . cb1ldren, ...,;pd 1,../llSO *IRAND-NEW*2Ba,211a.;·•t1m1n-""-·wile• bt!a¢ tJoO ;,,i.. Call 557_1151. C!!MENT.woruc.noJo•too ... ttu. Mt Bluff :z BR. 1%: Ba ltUdlo..Encl · 675.2930 att'4:30 • home w/~tchen. Prtv. IOl'I, deilN JiN,ant ful11 Rnud. ' amall.· .tu.onabJe. Free rates, Call Dick, 968-4065. .-.~.,.,.,,.,=.,...,..,.,,,,,,_J . pr., fncd )IT'd. USO/nm. BAL. Penln DelUll'e aptl L1 CHt• Aptt. JAiuna. 49MXM1 aft 1 pm. ~ 2 tit S BR bat11f! 1ID bttm. Ji. Stulllck, 5'8-8615. PAU;fMNG -Guaranteed
.. EWPORT BEACH Lndry faclL 8(2-4549. frpl, m ocean. 1_2 "= S Br'a'. 1 &: 2 Jht, bltbt. ftlim.mblC IWON w/prl entruct A nnt Feb. to Ntw. ~ BWEIGl\EY cat. Witt ct.It QUALITY cenent Work. Let work at fair prices. Llc'd &
V.1111 Gr1nacl1 Apta., L . NI I Yn.rly rates. IG-ll.G alt 5. po<i, lanai, Mr.~ A SU'-bl.th for mature ~ Rtply: P.O. Box lnO PaQ: 61 ltp, ma11t, O.a collar. Gecqe do iL IJc'd. Bonded. =Ins.==67>-5=~"-"·~-~-·I . bedroOmi w:ith balcorto 1fUIM gve qe. All lltil pd. S150 to Sl'IO. lldult 1754951a.tw1. Verdel Ca. 90274 Vk:. McDowell School. J',V, "5-1696. PAINTING. prof. All work
Mta above It below. Gracloul LAGUNA NIGUEL · .f Br. Studk> 2'Ai Ba, cloMd in Adulta, no P'(I.. • ' ' Clilld'• peL Reward. _ lor
1Tving I: quiet 1um'.1Wldin1 APARTMENTS patio, 1 blk to beach. Year-35f .\voe.do, CM. 5C-9708 l BR turn w/prlvate batb A RETIRED Air Foree cpla lfi1-o301. Chlld C1N = O> a Pe c I a 11 st
falnlly with children. ly S300 ~24SS entnnc.. Colt& MnL 110 wants 3 br unfun Jmue 43, Ml-lML
ar <»rona de1 Mar 'JU.ab 1 BR, 1 BA * 2 BR, 2 BA . . , mo., male only.16at.1 in N.B. O:!m, er Llcuna ~ p...aan Q.t -Jte.. POT1Y training, nunuy PAINTING/Paperlna:. 13 yn;
Flreplace, ... blrl fully -..S l ·dtaped Santa Ano HACIENDA SINGLE Bdt, WW .-lit ol Feb. ........ Weor'1 ha ..U..., -.. lltld tr!pa, '""'"' A In Harbor am Llc • bootl-
t·ln kitchen appllanca F..-$17S · FA' MILIES HARBOR • liattl. ":';. ~";'":° 5IM3U "V""111L" Vic '11to m6, fun. U yn. 846-9123 evts., ad. Ref'• furn .. W.23$.
AMIGOS WAY gH.2991 Jncl gas, TV cable. water, 2-ll AVOCADO STREET SXl/wk. 61W1'19 OW. . 6filGE er Small Buil4llW ew.am,. 89,3.{i8l6. PROF. paintinr-lnter/!".lter.
''O>lchvdi.,BankuACo. all kit bltne, 1!l'h'Y .reu, AdW.tllvtqr.Nopttl h STORAGE. . PART Siiamnl, alttrfd 7'. Contr•ctor Honest work. Llc/Ini .
•o. Man&clnr Aaent htd swim pool. BBQ'a. priv Deluxe 1 A 2 BR. Ped Ouett....... 415 * Call ~ * :ne& collar. 11th, ~ st 'A MY 5'8-2159 540-1"4
•t 'VIEW patio< " balooni"8. Open WELCOME' Gong.. D-. Paid util. • • Pac. eat, HwY • .,.,, 12Jt+ Way, quallcy home · · , 10 AM tog PM* 494-4212 FROM Sl.50, HJ.l.JtH * PJltlV~TI ROOM ~. remod.. Walls, cellln1, HANGMEN, 1&1e1 A Instl., .!!::;· =. ':::.~ "99-2277 * 29CK1 Atoma' • 1'ot ti~ oenon. Btt&bt" .1 11 ijll) LOS1' Dip. floon, etc. No job too amall. Paper, vinyl, flock, paint.
'J. covered pu1drw; oft Crown V:aliey Prkwy SJ.00 • MOVE IN .Allowance =a-Iden IUftOUDdinCI. . ,.......... . ma1-St. ~ : b-:; SfT...Q'.138, 24 hr alls. terv. Store eome1 to your door,
i2So Month yeuty. Newport Buch SINGLE SI'ORY ~ children Wftcome ~ .,..i... '4!1-4& maJe A1ndale Vh: C.M. . Additions * Remodelln1 Schwartz, 5f7-5846.
• • 1 --South Sea Atmotphere NASSAU PALMS Rent1l1 to ih1r:t1 ii Reward MJ...4101.. Gerwick &: Son, Lie. No Waltina:
• , '754050 0 'BDRM,2 BATH 177 E. 22nd SL ~ _,,,_, '.500 LO-••• ·~-• Se 2 , mGM1 * 51>-2170 *WALLPAPER * .,.'° -.. I Carpal& and Drape1 NASSAU p•~ • ..., WILL ahlre full :t.adl, at Its <>• m .... Mw• fttt 1111 When -" "M .. • =; I..... manner Air Condittoned Furn. " Unr:.1" Ir wtll ~ home w/reftned, o~ day studio Mlt. Oil tall named "Snipe''· <lloke Electrlc•t 541-lH.f )'OU o;&U S::.1m . square Privat~ Patiot 2 BR'• trom S135 UP ~•tUft ~&n. Pvt. drtu-=ti~= :;Pi:.,~· ~.n. Jb!ward. 6t6-8385, ELECTRICAL. In!tallatlons, Plumb·
unt1ngton Beech :::111'\a' b IEl'rts HEATED POOL MERRY Olriltmu! FREE tfli nn I: b&. SIJ!acloos. at-• ' ' U&C Bay. nmodellni" repairs Llc'd ing
...,..-• I ~ C:..~t~a RENT until •72 for the flnt tncl . accom. 'for ti). ~ eou~:~· -~ lbl.e Hunting! Watch the Ins. Rellbtic pri~. ~ 1 --:c"o"L"'E,..;,P"L"'U'°'M"'B=IN"'G~ :AN BEACH' 1nth1 HIDDEN VILLAGE 3 reliable tenants llelected. terta1nin1. View lot. 497-~ ~ • OPENHOUSEcolwrm. Est. S46-02ll. 24 hr. service. 645-1161 'II • PRESTIGIOUS 2500 Soutb Salta 1-BR., FURN. or unf. t12t Garqe. 83D-t034. PLUMBING REPAIR
BR Un!Unt J'r, l230/mo. WESTCLIFF s.nta Ana e 541-15:15 Sl4> Htd. pool. Wilk to GlRLw&Atod .,aharUum. 2 ';'.:" o.:=::: ..,:."';;': * * * * * * No job mo amall
4\ 1'urnitun Available AREA OF S Hnad Poo11 shoppin.g. 1887 Moorovia. BR. Kids 6 pets O.K. $811 open Mou thro Sat s.&. Stop • 642.-3123 • Lt::~::::·:-NEwrORT BEACH ._ Oub"°""' etn, BBQ !'bone 548-SITO. Unfttm. 188 turn. .,'l5lll er by"" phone $2113. R1mod1I & Repair
pcd..gaunaHennla ' Child Cl:. Oanter 1 BR tndlridu.l Ult)( Patio, SU-6235 Hnta. Bch.
J'tC room..oc»&n ww1 · mnoancn th• Gftiat new 1 2 A J Bdtml prqe. Quiet e om pl• a SHARE my wateft'ont hOnM • Addltion..A.lt1r1tlon1
.......... .,. -1Vlll1bility of two and ...... Sift' l130, 837-8517, wrdocl< man~ yn, $1Sll. ,, .. , Trader's Parad"1se· New .... -°"'"""'
Securib' Cl&U'da. thrtt bedroom units SOUTH COAST mo. 675-43.ll. '-11 ill . • slabt Ir pa&., Biock, 1fDM r; HUNTINGTON for 1dul1L VILLAS • Huntl-leach • Mole. Brard .......... BR .. -m•> ..,,_
-PACIRC From$ZZS. llJJl"!~urBlvd. la Qui'"'• Hermosa nr0CX:·SDJ'rwy.$20-l32 P1nonol1 l1'nes Rooll119
For information, ~ llUI wk. or by mo. 5314400. 5JO ::::::".':-:------'I
TU ~ ~~7 H.B. telephone Mrs. Gwtn NEW deluxe .f.pl~x 1,p~ SPANISH CO\JNTR.Y F...S· ROOMMATE 21-30, llnlabt. i'R.oHLICHE • REPAIR. n!OOVtr any root
open'lO arn-6 pm Dt!17 lorenzoat645-0252 BR. erpt., drpc, bltns, TATE llvinl & 9Jll,dOUI M/F to abart my .i>I $80. WEIHNAarrENf 'times ~!!:it~ ~:i~ Rootin,c.
· l!i'Jl!!:t•om•--~ pell welcom~ .fll Nobel nr .,.... .,....... I r ....r•.,,..,_•s • T. Guy Roofinr, n-• ~'~~AM~W~AL~l~E~R~S~co;, 1,!~~~~!;;;;;;;;;;.:;~J•I dw/encl ear.. chtldttn It ._w.1. Terraced ........1 sunJrtn Hu'nt. Bch. 536-166T. A llJVE TO THE -·· .... _ . ~. Coast ~Pl Cntr Call ru BBQ. Off ce ltent1I 440 ROGE°R~QrRJiruNE dollars D~L 1 do my own w;k,
551-a188 nr 642--8702 Un~lleva ble livlnc for ONLY NEWPORT CENTIR CHRISTOPKER EL SA 64.5-2780, 5.fg....9590. l Bdnn. Unf\lrn $150, DOBE. y l •
* NEWPORT * Apb,. >'um $175. GROUND fLOOR "'---------------' SHORES Pum. or Unfum. 370 2 Bdrm unfurn. $175, 2,S00'4,89C f'illy lmP,,ved. AND CRAIG IN GERMANY
Sewing/ Atteratlon1
Brand new Jndo.Chlnew Qr. • Dftumaklng -Alt~ ! Bclnn, 2 Ba, dreMlnc area. Furn. $210 Prime locl.tiM for ten.nt DISOOVER DISCOVERY 21" Ou·is er.It lnbrd w/trtr x...rae delwce apt, \V/W C..t• Mita AU.~ INCLUDED W*ntirc idellt)o, Excel. J'1Dd YOURSELJ" tn Someone 1'1Md1 work, val $BM. Trd
-Cblldren OrK. ADULTS 'NO PETS -·· IOc per .-it per r:i. lor baa, lrl truck. camper S2J;, moottl. MERRIMAC VlS1'I' Olm MODE!,; It, ean ,,.,, • No oltliptlon trtr, m;,.,. mcbe, allO 2
CALL -o WOODS = PARKSIDE LN. w .. i.y N. T•ylor co. m•> ...._ 1w1 387-.!!93 om1, bo&ta. ,,.,.-
(1l.f) tf7-Mtt JtHltenillJ NATIONALY JtZ<X>GN1ZED Haw: 2 Br hae, C.M. LoC
A Nlee Pl-ta
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ADULT LIVING
From $140 ta $27S
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' 81kl.. So. ol. .san DlflO 2llJ Su Joaquln • Rd. MmJ Olriltmu -· • 50lC'lto, R.--t mned. Poten-
Fl'wy. on Ba.Ch, 1 bllt W. Oil Newport Center llM910 And A Happy dal l!lOne Ct. Ct or AP.
Halt to ParbiM. UDO Bide -~ft tor MD New Yevl !"!l·.f.~ !'!~ O.rl ar Lklo le or Dentlat -1-eq-, ft . on From ..• ...,....-.., 'U•-•;;11;1,
It srnd tlr. for o~. bN.ut)' Ste,,_ Frt
LIDO BAYFRONT. Apll 4 tt.of etc. Suite lor rUc:. of. . WAPl."T Colla Mesa ihouw,
homes SI» ID U.Dl mo f1cea .U)>ltaif'I.. .Prkc· SH WE want k> wiab you the for SlO,<m Motor hornt, ~.
B ' Jont1 Rt≪P Strvlce on happ\ttl of holldays and a Ed Riddle Really 6£8111
roker, 675-2723. ~mlsH. USS Via Lido wry v.onderfW New YMr. Geo. Meul -5574263
Newport lt1ch 675-3m. Steve, RoleMary, &laan I& HAVE mot"-_.e • Want .,.,.,,,,,,_,_,_=~=~~· Deborah ----Wtttcllff Riviere NEWPORT CENTER ====-~--poo1 !ablt. New ltallan bullt
SpeclOUs 2 Bdrm, Bllna, ('II'-~b/leue dell ol11<.'9 sUlte. AI.COHOlJCS Anonymou11, 90 cc: Motorcyci~. $380. vaJ.
peu, drspes, heattd pool. ~ ntept ._.... r..erox, PhoM M2-m7 or write ue. Want slate pool tabla OT
Nr 1hop'1 a~. Adulla, law libr&iY, wcty • .tor. P.O. Box U23. Colla Mft1. ' 540-4494.
AAk About F!'ff ~nl ~ arti. N~ Unk>n Ba.nk COUNSEUNG 4' Jnfo tor * *
l*XI WH!dlfr Dr, NB BJdf, All otficoet: w/vltw. ; abortion. vuectorn¥ A
-547-940! -· adop<lon. Ape&N, -*
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~ IQ&:. Rani-made Designtd to ault you.
100% 'MIG\ 6'J9', Val. $.150. I 0=Call=,:'c:,"-'*...:...._::,.;;:;=.(
Tm for runs. antQft, PAry, Alt.r1tlons -642..JMS
art obJects/wbnllt. m.am Neat, accurate. 2) )'ean exp.
What do :you have to trade! Televltlon Rep1fr Llst It ..... • In 0.....1---.:...;,;,;:;,:;; __
Olunt;y's laJ"l"lt ttld ftd-* BLAINE'S TV *
::"""--'-'""='· ..:6'2=·'51!;;;7';:.· __ Servlclnc All Brands
Havt lft~t home in Bay-Known tor honnty 540-'31!
crtat. N.B. SUbmit U'ds for TrM S.rvic•
Inc, TD's or prlmt land,
W~ey N. Taylor Co.
Realtors &U-4910
GENERAL Tree Sttv. Yant
clean.up, hauling, 1pri
l-epa_lra. Reu. 646-SM&.
GENERAL 1'n.'t'! Serv. Yant
clean-up, hauling, sprinkler
~t"I. Reu. 646-6848.
BEACH O>ttage on Newport
Bay + ~· Owens Sld1f
Crul1tr $10,000. COf'l'l'P{ete
lttide far ? Dtya ~
mntnem en•• f4.4.1305. ' 'W h It~ Elephanca" O¥'f'l"o
runnins your hou•t Tl'nl * them Into "CASH" • ..U
them thru Dally Piiot
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DAILY PILOT 'WANT-AD
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DIAL DIRECT
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Jolt _w·~· ~':". ~ Help w..-. M & P 111 ~~ ~'!"""}~ & , ~o Help W•m.d, M & P 710 ~Ip'!'~~~ .. hi
iif.Marlne _. Jo6 u BOAT CARPENJIRS 1 ,...,.., IN' P/tlme hi!# s -wk. SERVICE ..tab. Full ~ '-1¥ ,f\W'd ... boot W/""P"f, -... .,..,. nYU> ~ Sl&~~·=.L ~ -Qlstomm. c .ar. ~· 6'~ Ibo. ·-· 1-...,. ...,. YOUR· FUTURE N...:_. Bl·J C..ta M ., 1180 wkly Id · .Goodbeoitti. r,llliWy ..... l __ Top_,,_ ··~· -.... ~16. '
~ _..._.ix> Willud Bo0t W°""" lJ» 1.IYOUltOWNBosSI PROJ'IUOMAL _ ~honeSEllVJCESl&tlonAllelldlnt.
NJI. .-= -vi.io. Lopo AW'. j!.M. ' Mon, ... w-IOl!dtor ~ n,na -~ Su m"'t be ....... ~ lo
Dl'3'1!"DABLE Coll~c· BOAT llJl~DlitS ' ~ :::-=:.-=.:--:IOO w. Ololt Jiiiy, ~· ....,.. • ..,,ir_ BA , lo _,,.. 1 Iii •••• .. !d : ,l.N"" -A Y•liw l!eot deal In 'itta. ~ NB (Halr<uta) • ·;r.:'7...;.l".rs;.:t: :;,.~~~~ .. ,Toxl c.. 835'111111 -l;DO .. ,,,. smyia: SIL A-
--\ -o.ta· -• · • ·· ""' """'· ~· .,...it 1'Ull • -1 I I · 0aD lor APol PrWuctlen p · Pl'l'ii"' aYall. ~ ~~t.M:-u:S:K!~R-·~6:1311 16!1~,ct_""i:.'!. Statti>n,11'1ht.Jrv!M,~1
M.'llSON """· II< rlabf bancl Pl .. . Alll lor tt...L.. RENT•L STENO ._ · <m>:38Wm thebW.startbNewYeu imrmu • hMchool srad· Som
-....... job In ....... INTERVIEWING Dee. 28, AGENT knowledp .. filulff,
... -· SOirt llOO. 29, lrl, NOWJ>!rl B/Colla ExMleueed for mP aP,,.. ..... penonallty, 'fype 60,
peannces, exp., ca.ti Jee, BroWn, ~ M • 1 a• Sec')'-ltectpdoa.llt. mtnt compltx. Typjn& le Ute 1h 80, rd ~. Apply
81'1·lllf Coulal ~ WW~ brltll>t1nlnoe. booJd<eoeol>;c nqulred, 9AM.Q>M, ml Nnpori
Joli W•nhd, Fomolo 702 mo -.Bl. at Adamo Aceural• neat typlne nq'd. P"-546-5025. Bl,., c.M. _,..,.,,,,_,,,,,,,,...,,-.,,,~,· BOYS 10.14 Speed not "'° implrtant .... llIGHT Product, !tight ptaee, T!JL'ElPHONE Sol!etbin • ::;» h ~y e ~!it to deliver pepers in tbl SU dicta~e~r= R. I 1 ht· t t me. W h l 1 le Women. ~ WIP + boo-. Oemente San Juan Cap1I. ~1;~ner .... _ ..... _ manqement ' mamdn1 ur. Our olc. lb·lpa\' ~ • Nur1e1 • trano.nd,.. .. ..i.--e.dl pocmec:l,neat~.req'd· aalft., diltributor --'tio~ 5:l)pm-9pm.put.crfltime,
Hooioek....,. • Com---Send ...am. or tnlormatlon •·•·-/ ~· ca II Mr. ,.........., panJobl · \ ' w. i to 0 ••tfiedAdNo !12,c/o op.en • ._......, comm.Wk>n 615-1442 , ~ ............
H OMDIAXEMJtlPJOHN. DAILY PILOT Ddy,f,llbt, P.O. Bex l58l. ~ TEEN -~ muet• bo ~ ~M-~.Dl:lll. R. 1 owr 21, 21 ln'Pll''wll. m.-CASHIERS• car wuh. '"" MACHINIST / · · Attemoona .i. ... ~ $1.115
ENTl!USIASTIC )!OUth dJroe. !..~ tlm• ~ 1-d P.-yp. Miii euben if hr., mual 1w... -· tor· 1wttb . teaehtng _....... area. ....... .,..... rt(· u-,w can make a~ SANTA ANA 6&71Bl uJr tor 111••
bal:qroun4 intent!d In ao. Owl' JI. 9"-ftliO. ' ]mt .. ~ •• IQme lee \& ~
live noponllhle J>Olltlon Small, dean Ibo!>. w..., -·-for TIJRRET==~~u~i'RE=,..,o~P~I!.~:•
-)OUIW P••P1" · Caanter """"for -·maa,,PauJ w1u.knowo1oco1-•
60-1638 """" Anoe., "'"O R&a! . Dav & Mite waittnr 1or Jon. .i: t:O •
BABYSITl'ING "' II•• Gi~S doiph Ave., c..ta M.... - , -_,, To iuo. . •
-keeplne. Live . In or MAINTENANCE lusbo Call Bob W!m>; -~ "'l N.B ...... m.ms: MAN 1 . • YI. ~ Acene7
Help W•-· MA F 710 For 1111 tokoout , & Dishwashers 21911 Harbor Bl •t -
ACCOUNTING
CLERK I
food oporollon City Of
·NEWPORT BEACH. Apply In,,.,_
M nme s.iw.en """·•""" TEST
City Of ' ./' . ~ Per Mo. 2311 No. 11,..tlwoy TECHNICIAN
•NEWPORT BEACH• THE ISLAND HOUSE 1 >T· ...... In ,.. S.nl1 Ano \We .,. ~ ... -
12 Foohlon lai.nd . palrOori•lnt..u1cul.,.... ,,_ wlih !ho,_...._
N Inch * -......... -by l!loial Oppor: Em-. u.atc _,...., P'edola!o twpor,f '·.· • . g pm Jan. 5, 1!rT2 to Ptfton.. -~ illNlt ........ ,.., . " . t ' 0.: be! Ql!llc1e 3300 Newport R.E Land llle9• "' ~• '::"*.,,":...;z~~ Equal Oppor, Em,..,..r l!IYd.,N...;,,..Beed>.Calll. READY TO CHANGE? =::r:::m""=
...;.... -by 5pm i>oe-. -· ('II<) ma!33. ' We lw. .. tt ... you! _,,.--. -·-ember 28, 1971 «>.Peroonftel CASHIER, part time, Salary The -betHellinC lie· a , ,,,_~.,mdetW-.
Ollloe, 3!0li .._ JllYd.,' °"'' Coola.¥_!'&Cor_f°"" LADX wtth),,.kenlec .,.., wJooment. m!nulft from ..,..,. 1 --. Nnport Beech, CaiH. 99, MS-1«11. live.in companion. Prlv. rm. downtmm Palm Sprinp. mmtl uted ..,-•-Mah de-
('IW mam. DENTAL RECEPl'IONIST IOXIO mo. 496-1596. Giant ad-''Oill .. , ....... ~ lldlL
,. Want exp'd-pel'90n capable Of w.m, Llve-in. OWn ltoorll 4 urate So. Calif. b@&innire Mathematii:.· ~aaiid
AP8rtment M•nat•r ~' ethlcaJ practice. Ba.th It TV. $40 wk. N.B. in 1Jan., It ·"'• ..ne!d ale• lb:luld irdu&t C.wee-
tor new 38 urua. nev H_lgh. If )'Ou are the BEST then st&--3101 people to C9WT the LEADS. phylicw com.s. Pnlif ~
'IAnd A Freew~. City ti. Qr.. apply to!' the ei:'cell~nt op-,......... _ __......., In _....._..._ Headquartmo, in our. N.B. per in h field ti. ... itftift J pt;y. All" ·repliel will be iu-uu '':.""'N e ...... -.... orftcea. A ~ranch of cur • =·~re:=:. acknowledaed & con-forapt..6J1u twp(rtBlvd., Of1E BIWON DOLLAR copy, l
-. ..-.-. Piwtoul llde•tioL> Send' nl\line "' C.M, 518-92':15. ,.-PALM DESERT 9 ECEIVl.NG,.\:
--01•Uled""' ljo. "'2, Dally McDon1ld'1 GltEINS n. ~ but not b9Clllll'1· Pilot. P.O. Box ll60. Costa Has Openbvs for ~·~----. 1.1. ~ STOCK • Qn!Octl!pecilll'tolectJDe-, ,_.,.-. ,,. SWING MANAGERS & .,..,..,.. .,
........,., P.O. Box ·1515, DENTA·L Auhlant MAINTl!NANCE MEN -----ll;tl--1 ROOM, t
NftportBeac!t. ". ., ehalnlde," tquna. s.nJXll>,_<lalllort-. 12) RN'S SH' IPPING. , '', ...... 21 _ over -.. -view eppt. (114) M'l.$836. U.Tam, medical IUlj:icll.
Al'P Ork; -B. ,S151J _,, •• • -· 8lMI 8-ll1 lndlo, RN
-Qft'.k $4!0 DENTAL""' 25 .. 45, .... Call!. s.u ... R" ()II Weve•kllwen ~ PBX~ to $4M « cOIJege, ~. 0pty MA NA.CEMENT ~tioniJ rt "'1lo ha app11al"ilCltt:V 3
Sec'y-Insurance $41'5 for a nice pt1'90nality1 avail Jor qualified. dedaion ll·Tam, I.C.U., C.C.U. tmffl Yn aper. In Chi "°"'be
Gh1 ,_,..,.. ~ 0e1i.ner, exp'd In all ma11en -bave tho detttt LYN'S mekroc.n. .,........,_ See'Y-.,,.. -.... .,~ • b ttonodan-. .. 11c-. $150 Tl-• """' ... W"llJ', to ftm up to $2500. per mo. llpm.-1am. SU aeute units ment ~ tlrlq. ~~ 1tlll Pattern maker .\ ..wtni Call Mr. Shephard 631·1619 RN'S Cand!deuo -we b1i
Sr. -114K a!Jo. O>otact !S4M93'J. far inlft'Ytew. ~ mH ...,,.,_ for -
SoltwareMgr wU>K EQUIPMENT MATURE hlahlY ezp'd W-Only "°""'""'"'"'~
NEWP10RT MECHANIC HELPER :::"" ..:..=""0/'"..:;1; X·RAY TICH'' , :..=:~= Por...,l\O Ail•f[b. , w .. ~ n ••• ·-ft---D N oceanlroot :l5 unit hldtr, -~ -· · malntalft -. ... -~· r., • City Of Lqun&Beaeh.1or3Brept CENTRAL -·-.· .
642-3170 · • NEWPORT ll~CH. • aa1ary, aer. ""'d. Send · SUPPLY TECH ' • I
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• •AV~,S.A_.L_!:~_! "'5to 111'1,Por 1114. Box m, WU-Calli. ··--··,' •en--~ 1rt11 a ,>nJIAIC& .. ,. ~ ..... • • SO'l'4 . ··M1$$10N IP For ~NW ..... portunl!' In )'OUr ...=.--I pionths ...,., In MATURE .b&bysittar lor .CQrilMUNl'l'.Y cd paua.i. '
_,.C1li14'0:1011 ::~.~or 1;;; """" lnfall~ my home. m ~l~L H ' (2131 441·1171, •X·D:i
BABYSl'ITER; MATURE hy5pm.Decembe1.12l,197l, ·~~m. Start Jan. :S. Minion VJeJo CaJJtwy,, ABBOTT
·woMAN to care for 1S mo Penonnel OOior, 3300 New-~ · (E, on San~ l'rw),, ii: Sc:ientiftc;~ Ph'°•t ~
btby, my home, vie. Wilton port Stvd., Newport Beach, Men/Women day eountu Crown VI.Dey p~ay)
.i. Fa!rvi..,, •day wk 12> c.Jlf. lmll. (114) mam. help, u ., ' dally. PHONE , Equol Oppor, ~
wk. 64M359. · Mell0Wd'11 16861 Beach (714) 495-4400 . •
llEAl1l'Y opentor """'ed EXECUTIVE BlYd, HD.. ' (714) Ql.7700 cu. Ooitture• .. l!otlque, . Por..Onol AgO.cy , MarEL_ delk a oftlee .. ,.. ' ' • WAIT.RESS ,
1999 So. Cit Hwy, Leauna L1tol Sec'y to $700 Trainee In tx<hlna• lor epL RN, lull time, llllhl 1hlft I >Tl min. exp. 0... 35 Yf1 Beteh 494-4525, • v ~a Top tlldllil 5'8-9756. T-11, JtN, pt time rtllet o1. qe, AvrJ.y ht ~ bf.
m.93lL O>rp Exper PJ.imed 7-11, xlnt lrlnp bnltl. = :.!~~
BEELINE ruhlont Dlft<> 410 w: Coa1i Hwy,. NB e e NIEDED Beverly Manor, Capo Dell. 1llO _ ..
tor full or p/time. No m. Suite H i'4>2716 Beach, 4•5786· M Met1 ., wt: W• train. car necfp. Two Office Glrl1 ROY ».vado mw in-WAITRESS Wanted Must be
ean l536o0942 or 539-5435, -Experlenacl'-( MWlt be 25 and: •ble to iJ1W .te~ ah&mpoo Sirls. E'Xper in dinner 0bDolf 6 TELEPHONE -APPLY -watani., 11ylh110 ,...,. cocldallt. l6M6:l5. 1
SOLICITORS 1!11E.16th SL, C.M. lk>nht, manleurlt~· l>n>ken • wmc 4 Hoon down h&irdl'esaft'I, ii: kUoti w ANTED a P p 1 t e a t t o a 1
Weekday Eveninp NEfJ> mm w/mam.pment at H•lr Hunten, NS. women OYf!t 30, mat4
Cd Mt. SOltel•Monday. K1H ~ I: •blllty 6"-2151. service 1n bDtnel. Cal1
83:!-2880 • ., malce cl<cl>lolls, Xlnt SALESMAN Tr<-0321.
GEN'L Ofc/Typilt. part ean;m~ntlal. can ~ Younr, aarestlve, txJlft'l·l;w"'ANTED;<;:;;;;:;;-:_,,=::n:":11>::'..,.==:I
time J:lr aC<.'OWltfnc'ofc. 1n app • • ence not nece1Ml')'" ·Full elderly Cnup1e 6 da1I •wk; o.ta Mesa, · -at NURSES AIDES eamml""'1peldwhllelrllno S hn • dOJ', ....._
11atlllle4I -· poasftlly :J.U ShlJt ln1.Manaaementm111anet wuh!ni,-.
f/time Ju-April.. Ca 11 Apply .fn Ptt9on at .U timel. Sales pitkm YOU?iG PiXJF'LE 11 i
54Mll61 lor 1ppt. Huntington loooh wi!h • luture. Demo avail-needed 16 · aell · "°""". GENERALOH!ee~rk;will Conv1le1cent Ho1p. •ble, ~ C•ll N.B.Stut$1.50pll'hr.·Alii
'tratn. '12, hr. S&n a._.. IUll Florld1 °Avo. 54&«Jl7. ....,. mu .,,,_ ,..
' &31151 _, • H.B. 147-3515 SALESMAN exper. nq"d ., drl .. -rob1t ..-.
G..;,.,,_ "'"VEL OPPGR'l'tiNITi 10. J manap",ta111 .. 1er 1or now·I~~~~~~~~
"'..-i '""" 'llcenllld Rell E1tate hilbt.k:btprccram.Pnwej~ o.n • s t111ts a.23 ir.. 'oa1e1peop1e. s..,.... ·....., fti\111>. _..Ale ability. .,..,, o..
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The "Y' to trawl. 'Above aVft'llll boll. Top commltlklm. Xln't ~r-rtdtt. No m. V ·01·1L· ._flue !IDO ·-Ha .. ""' °"" cleu t.lve~Jtm~en~L~Call::M:r-~Ali.~•·1:=~iii!ii~iii6il • ; . )'flrlriy, Plft'nfl wetaxne. phone. · j .. 675-7442. •
' S.. .Mr. ~ _.., w. E. Llehelmyer lleolklr SALESMAN 1 .Ant_,~,;.,,==..,,..,_,.,,,~I00-1
Pll. T' =H~,'au,.111!~-64&-~ewpo<tBlvd.~ Y"C;fi~,,Gd.J'::W ANTIQUI SALi
HOUSEKEEPER 4 d.,, • OPERATORS WESroLl1T ¥11 ~· l};. .. 23
M wk. Parle Lido ConvalelC!lll ...,.., Pftwonnd Alfil'llCY . ..-.. -1wttrditl ea h ~ · Ctnttr 642-IM(, ~~m' .,.nttdl.,.,•·,.~ :":. ·~ West.cliff Dr., NB _..._ .u-..u ltlOfo ORA E ..,., e1.T......, ,._ pUw center, oil 17th.
HOUSEKEEPER. N.B.,-IJve-tool. •F Bitt:b st, N.B. M$.2T70 rcund table A dlairl, trunlat,
In, Tuel ... Se.~ Own...... "' o.c. Alrport, Secreterla!J.. d-................ -
, J no -· ~ OUTSIDE aoJeaman !or au., LOg.I -'y Trolnoo tnc nw:11. -ortnderi COASTIS p&rtl ,..,., :I08ll Plactntla, Ana-•Wventtyw/ .,......, -......, ~
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-TV'a. COnWtUenl l'URNITURE ....,.. " tnor'erxlnt lll'!GOlorapot. '! <dlZ,_,...._mJi>l.bl!re$SO,Muolulln...U.......m .. llr'~ Ooosole:AMIFMtw1er,tun> prlcu1DOran11«:0w1Y.AJll'
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Terms. 2ll2 N ............ y, $,A. HouMhold Gciodt' , 114 ~LIDA"V 0 .1!'.f h s6le '$15,. :s.;,.n ·-GllTSI Bui Gultu, $11: g. llllllb ··t ea!Jlnet. J....s OOND, 1111'1/. « bot olt,r. cl!spi.,. Phone prices ok. !'!mtone Store, 4!5 E. • 815-l3lll • , . ocROBL~MS? , I cal>IDet.SI01 m-7l!IO.. •Iring Bus $40; Tiumpet cCOft!I,, fjl), 218'1' .-..i. 64M6'l1. • Chromacolor av•il. at 1325,
l'llh St., C.M, 846-U« 0wMr ltlovlng lo Apt, SllEEPSKlll' -. IMO 6 D~~ ;;11,!:l~f IDEAL · Cbmtinaa ,.Gilt tor '15: Flute 1100:, ~ ,..UO, OlltAM-, 64$!'1\61/,. -·n MAGNAVOX 00 wa~ ABC Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, ,
1ruRC!D to .ell eled. 2JJ HU:!~ fu!f.d.ftnlture $10.:.0 ~ FOSslLS. · S. the ·~ Pr. of Saw $25, Tt.~ Rec $10, 1DO¥ie MAGNAVOX 23'" (!OIOt/l'V A stereo con sole, Medlter--Huntington Beach. 968-3329.
iolt wall hN.t'!l't llke .Mw a ..... ~~ ~wn 6f6.m'I , . Vbit~--u1~~ ... •""-: ~.M~·Wltf.Jlactoty, pro~ $40, port.~. "". st.en!o combo. $475.>Xlnt raneu •tylt. :IClot eond. * 1 PAIR JBL' Olym~. $100. Gu wee $150, Sinatt care lte;:ia. frart room tit., I 5 ......... ....,,_... M"'T' ,.1.~... •n • "'""'l ~ $4:5 mlcrnecope. QI -64.2-4417 'P,"!
Golde• TOU<h a Sew $11D. •-• ..,,., llJO'solini.c. Jewe ry II ..0. CM, """' -" ~~·PL NB"''•:;,: M,;,.i, ..a• $25 -• a>nd. -~· ', -• .,.Uers:•$lllO. Call..,. lilt
IG-4561. items. .aft 6 mo. dd. Bar-Wffr• to buy· Di1,mond1 ~. 979-tot. MOhday, ~-~ ) ~-rr' .,_..,... · n .. -.~'"-·-...~· Dime-A..t.iDe.~ · Whlte Elephant t>lme-Arl.Jne 6; ....-. · '•'• aJn 6392 "'--tlirQ S&turday $4 •PJd..!Qm.. Ylii!W n Olnff ~-·· ""-•v AX, out:'M;Z"'"'°' ·~ #i · ~·. ;;LEAN late . model I prtoed. """"t.a ~um. C'UU,, ttU. dQ·•·Ewntnp byapp!t.J HO Train Set 4x8' cotn»leta cwt with removal1>-l•h.,,....,.. _____ ;...; ______ ...... ____ .,. =~~m:S.=; ~· ~ ~.~ ~~ ~~ D~b\M ~ ..Je. ~::1':. ;~.~ :=!.~U:i':en.mllc. ,•c-". ' -/: i
"9-im · * earat di•inood ~-~-J--· ..: $185 • 67lst.il• • our· f"'""'"US " ASHElt ,..._. 3FCll<dtoomse~-bed ··•· 1"· al•mt.· ....... lma:ti l2!10.Ul--011..,,.z , . · . GIHV ~S:tieledloaotreOOnd. ~~. cheat'. :e~~ <:'11 after Kil.t~fll ·cJ!lna, 'l\hai -5'6-:tm ' ·. , ~~Weir.~· \ 'DIME A tlNES f· ~-;:-.. ~ Guun. o-. ..-s' .m.S10-sm112 ~1rio;y . '. '•16 ~.;.,~~ ~ ~~:~~Zj'cic..':t ~~~:,..sW:· ..... J;; -, • ·.:: . .. , <
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GER.ATOR. wube!t, ,' • **ft*' ." _ room.~. izroAI.q. •. braJ)d.. -::;De~. Nr **'TROMBONE*'* WATERBED $8. VW tire It )IUSIC box,$25. Deer hQrl\t 1-0 ~A1T. amplllier $10. $l(l drfu, must ltll thla week, 3 PARTY earace sale, Top 10' ·Craftsman ,Radial Saw chest 1 end table• f:fc. F<vWw &: Fair sco«m. GEJ'ZEN gold mute&: case rim $2. Nylon 9x12 loop rug, $547. V.ecy ok\i camera $10. · bodta t1Ze 3'iii, $3. ~
all cbe;ap! llG-3613. ot tht World. Chain, beck. with ~ ~ cuten. M~ Mrr-ii29. · ' ' NATURAL To u.rns a I the Ex~nt 'conditlOn , foam back $3. TWo sewing Old trunk $10. 536-8296. ~ •tereo turntable $15. St~ao _,_..__ mabos· drop leaf · table, ectru. Near new 1_ 1dbl , San Cl · <192-0963 machines ss-rr. mint ftcord TV Admiral late model S25 speakers with enclosun:' .V' ~~.~fer,~ lamps pictutta, pot.&: $140 . • . ~ CRYSTALURosenthal Minlt:,~a fur ·1hawlcol· emente . . \, ... -.th diamond . , h.Surlboard5JootJrhi. deyef. MS.Temple Hills Dr. ' · • -' • iteotle eobl ti $35 12 · Iu. jacket w/tull tum back l2 Chord A tobarp 125. c ..... .,."'r W1 "~ ~ter Re m I n Ito n eac · i-. LaiuN. Beach. 494-3610. pans, elec: mixer, to}>I, Gray;~ ;;;ode1 n;..1'7' "' ard sa li e ~. $15 eocktaU c:Uttt •. Make Offer. Good undltio dJei $7, Me!!'• maro o-u Portable la.le model $20. $18. Bissell Sweeper .~
boob ~"•t of ~~ airless spray pOt, $300. ,e ~P quer • • • ~~ .. i co , n. iprmal sport jacket new, Carnival gJua $4. 536-3280. 962--9759. • :
free 14' w b It e People• Eneyclopedia, oc-'* 6'f5.:.7063 * . . Bn.cc;Iets, 2 OUne.e $25 ea. . * 536-7950 * tat .40 $3). Dyed 1ox ' BLUE fonuica dinette t\ol,!!
Frigidaire ttft1rttator Ez. tuJonal • • , erd tables, , ~ ---;-· . A·I r 1 c • n ~ v 0 r. Y $ l 5 • ~-.~_,,CU' •t, ·$25. MUST eeU ·Fender precision -sweettt, ne'W $13, Full bed· BOY~ Stingray bi,lres, good $M. Blue padded chairs' $5 '··~ a:ind. m-6358. Ch~latmas ~eoorationa:, MJ.KeltaM!MJI~ "111 ~ade 1ilver ~ Ht1;thldt; smt:t wave radio bus.1 :yr. old, never used. ~ $3. Pol&roid swµ:.g. condition, $11 and $15. each. Loheet stainleu .~
REFRIGERATOR, La rse bedroom aet w/Vanify, old STEREQ. 1973 Gairard bas Jighta'S $1D ft. Qther ~· $25. }· llAthkit! 1ul t•r Xlnt cond. $210 642-3754. . 'r $1. Unique C'llpboud 9&2--3436• skillet and lid $4. tee 1ka~1
Pbl!oo, ·Xbit eondi&n. $10 • .jubjoo .olid ~fern~· lull -stereo'. chln;er,' 'I.tr hn S1 to $50. &C-7650. am~ $75. 6 Pc~ let Fender Deluxe Am .,.. $1&: Foldinc 3 step a~ $4. }'ORD truck~ ahd wheels CCM professional bladet,
C.U ,$30-1034. head aJdis '!'I b i,nd i n.r·•, aua.pe 11:iton apeaktil, NEw. Jd,Juatable ~r shocks ~· ~tJolib wet awt, $5. CUstom «ivered Very ~ Fi've gallon can $L Sul~e $5 .e:a~h. '62 Chevrolet tac-size G'iii $5. GE grill and
AVOCADO ekt drytt, liloe ml!'ba akl OOott, site 9, cot. ANJ.'trJ4.,. '1.teieo rad to for Jeep wason;. ear tire ~.in xlpt toad. coodition $100. St6.tl8'1 n. Books lOc each, girls tory air PJ .. Front hood SlO. wattle baker $10. F1Y.. ~
nr-'· Owner movln s . ~ taWe, dftala', liquor . w/fY:r. + ta.pe deck: •till 'cbaibl', .C ariow tim, 15", 66-~ . . .. dreues size.1~12. Sl·$2, a~ Rear deck lid Sl0.-962-1782. spinning rods $l5. Mt?'s
.s.cnftoe $!D. &13--192$. dtcanfl:n,. old ,bottles! braijd.• "nnt' Wu ·•le'f t ~iaht:I, ¥t.vibt:a~. mall, BEAlJ'l!IFUlJ weddillC .dtetl F01:'K Guitar .$XI. N~veZ\W proximately 100 bottles, one VW F nde $12 Se deck trousers size 34x30 .SJ..
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$25. SS.~ .aktr. l:itdM!b 'jl~. $ll5 ; or take 'oya aman -Dr. Lqw)a Bcacb 49t-3610 ·~ ~te 1-:ce .. o,,. VOO.C. 11.utar amp. Xlpt coDd. hl4i ape~ . ,$10: Good , Christmas lights 3c ea.cfi
· Ta.st ,Muter "9atW 1Da1IY milc. 29JI. !-I t a payments. CoUect\:111 DepL SatJA Sun 9.5. • deaned. $ell $15 or belt-· $300.. Vox U ·~ l[lillat &.2'xl.4 tow profile white tire CHILDS table ~ chaJra $10. Gold Corfame purse , *""
Like new. 1850 witt Lqµpa, ~ .ixun.. Sat '(1~ . • . ~INI Bike 3;i H:P., BS ~ fu, ~2798. ' t"' $150. ~98. · $5: 968-1579. · Magnus 22 key organ $15. 'matching shoes, 7A $( e891-
$19.!i0 5f8.3TT4 • ~ ~ 10 am.. · 1 Eltctronlca hobbyists • GEi400 port. atll!reo $35.•IIM CLARIN!:l' le Case, like BR.AND new t;J ~ctr ic English tall boots aize 6 $15. Kidney shape Nevamar eOf ~rner-1 A 3l'', McLtne~Mower W/3 hp ' 1Dth metil ~ ~ .Will EXec. elec. typewrittr, '$b:S. new. Perfect Christmu eilt. t.DQ.thbruah;. set _J$._ .¥ake ~llilti . lhow coat green f~ table, mahlnny $&.' 2
Equlprnallt • "W;.$85.Mcl.uoednrw/3 ANNIVERSARY•SALE VDC-.'l.ot,ol3 -th $125. Elec . $40. Sjl>-0!62.-good,.,Cbris!J\IU,,&ill. su.,. me 14 $20. Faberwue '"d tab!" $3 each."!!~ 11P.~i50-Hutd:dsontra..,. Pewter• silver ffoilow&re, ~uctor ,cable, w/corr. ,broilft' • rot:laerle 1'$25. Pl•nos/Org•n• 126 Jt'omelnalrer .. wper bake btoller$20.644-l1S8. · velevet red: taffeta IU]i<
CAMERA Tripod. Qidt pro. p:>rtalile tnileT dOUT· $15. ttnkarda, charma, men's necton: & power ·~ 847 ... *4'. . · · -oven $4. Appli~ed baby .5. SPEED Schwinn Stingray coe.t, aize U...14 $7. B;rown ·~ ~ ~-• 8!M ~ C.M. ·~ jewelry &: · ~tive sifts. cord. $10 e~ch. ~. FJRE extil'lg cJose.out: 10o15 ~IANO & ORGAN ,: quiJt won ribbon at~ $25. $25; 1 unicycle $20. 2 pm, wig, blonde wig $5 e~ '2
Only. . Hand • machine enan.vin& 2 Bicycle• 20'', race track on , a: ~ lb. co:r dry che.:.m 4 1( '* SALE * * is· .p!et"e crystal pundl aet boys rink lkatet $20 each. lamps with shades $1 ~~
10" projection ~ Jta. CH R ISnlAS Sale!...SOt.u· dODt on J>iemuea. ' · · 4X8 ~ piyWoDd, (2) ' 3-&beU water unlts.' Sealed tagpd Tremendous disco~t on tam· $5 .. Admiral . 'liV $25. Aqua 548-4765. 5 drawer chest, 14x44 $10...J2 ~diant Leptiealar, lift mi cha.In,. btd, 'JMxib. ~toys: -NO~CK'S ' metal bookcue•,.-GE .floor ltin .date,pt.rfcond.~ Oils~· ~tmas de-WOvenwood~~cost • -used bricks Sc ea~b. r l,loQ
w/cstmn cue $40. 6'B-39t0. kitchen 1rt'ltft, au!tcasea, 1D2"E. l&th. C.M. .~31Cl Polishfl', 'tntff'-Cl)tn 1w.ith e&. m-.7249. . livery gua.rant~. No pay-S'lS. Gai: clO'tbe• dl')'er, VMStereorecordplayc$25. mower $3. Electric ~
FumltuN 110 ~ limps. ndioS. etC. . . •I>kn.· pipe · cuttina' ~. GIRL'S Scb,vtnn.. • , L ll rnent. 'til FebruarY.; nted., coil $20.' K:itchen ~~ ~~ ~~= beB4,' Shavemaster : Sfo
285t Carob St., N.B· ~-MqDEIS • F l'ne Queen.bedtrmH!'.Sa.CrUiC:e! .. ~' Choose from:, . cbainSI.SO-elcb.C!upboard • .._...... ... .-..-..6"' Never\l!ledCrattsm~e~
l PCE. .stctioDaL atudJo Uf..511t. • t ~ tD tcale. AD 96J1-3613.~ -.Chick, •. ~cellent $ 2 5 · Yamaha • Chiekerl.ns doors, IDr can use u large boards Sl. Double UJ, Vaid· tra shaver $9. Seth ~
,couch. .fttric .. end.; table, ' WIDOd hull1; canwa Mil& . ' C&lld 1 eleetr1c Ol'IU $15. Conn • Thomas decopage boards Sl each, ty with rnn,or $25. HiP boy Metnmome $8. Ch r o-:nt't
1ampe. bar Ii: I ttDola, 2 MOVING • Must at.II ~~ Muaeum qua.Lit)'. 1lot from ~ iT. Couch, sre;en ~vet, 49'-1237. Fischer • SChimmel Ofi&inal oil paintinp & $25. Queen mattress $3). mu.sic stand $1. Books lOa
mattreues • law1JUXJ•a. me« dr)w' $tl. Xlnt ~: •kft.. _ by oki · European ~·ma&-, rood con. COMPL Familymembenhlp Kohler le Campbell decorative wan baniin&s Queen bo!' springs $20. eacti. Garage-tools 2Sc-OOc
Good cord., must aeD. Mal11· baby ~uoriell, cralt$m&n. Pr ivate oOJ. ,~iti on ,.,$,\6Q. R.u1sel 'N.B. TeMia Club. $300 + *Se'!! & hear the Optigah $1lf!Gl$25 839--8553. Table radio, electric .$11J. 763 Center St. 646-6587. Sat
493-49'11' att 6 pm & w1£nds., tumiture j:. ~ ca. pa q, leetlon bein& llquidattd tlq'fboard, ~. aon._.U'J. 1910 tnna. Movtnc JJlUlt sell! open daily JO 'til 9 ~ ! 549-24.10, night after 5, all day llm-. . ~ aofa. ~· sta-a3!11, _ • I~. 100cc dirt bikt, $125. M&-s:z9l Sat lo-6 * sun 12.5 ;)l"~n. wire 24 gage 2 , ...&.. .. ~'T Zenith· col9l' TV. GG-«i89. . m-t.424, M p.m. 5'8-fl659. -• COAST MUSIC conductm'" h per ft, :rqlilti. RE~GER!AIDR $25. Dec-~· .
remote mntrol fm C!OnlO&e, . FORMAL Meditem.nean DR . SMAU. J2J Baa Accordion, NEWPORT HARBOR purpose cord,.ateel c<ft and' tric dryer $25.•Electrlc knife STEREO tape recorder J25.
'SUS. Genuine contovr ':.1~~~~~ trt:~can.TftsUetab~i~" ~~~~b@d~ webul~, ~;".mt'nleos.~Mesa A* 64~2851 vinylwve1'E!d2cperft.Sft. $10 .. School desks S5-$10. ~pllli,er $25. 100' J'iDll •U
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._,,,, like ntw $125 .__~!,,~ '"'b--" ~-• ma· •..a..-.1 ac:ale, ~by hone, baby St~ms USED SPECIALS 114 each --···ts 'a11 Tools SOc..$5. Electric SO'·roll12g'"gew!n$3'50' ·-·· ' • t1ont. MtJI)' .... ., ... _ for w-. ~ u..-a. ~ " ~ll':\I clothes alao cottee maker • .. · · ' Muell! · / ' • ........... ' $7 · drill · ' '73-0S1D. Chriltmu. Q: MaJ'lllft'lte credenza.a, M x 19" ea. $751). blend ' & ., mubJt · till 5 GORGEOUS Iona formals ~.player Pi8110 w roMs tYPes w o me n • \\'e&J' !!10~ .. 50. Electric .roll 3/0 heavy copper wire PAIR walnut tri...x speake'ts ow. 175-6121' -Clillf&an Matte V auto. ~ 12-14. Eac:b cost over $200'. '$995 • Hammond LlOO $76 materiah from lOc-$5. ~ '15· M~ heat exchanger $20. Ingersol 1660 air g>m iso Nice-~ ~ ' water 10rtener, pert e c,i. ' · · . Ms · each; like new. Su.lit, •Hammond M·2$5$ •Ya. fric nJ:itOf µ.~ 'f!P. $5. 4 N>' ~ pumps ~25. Table pressor $25. 4 eyi~ ~ l'r p -r GARAGE Sale: SchwlM Biloe $150 . eM-18'12 OllU'1'MAS SP!l:IAL k &73--m52. •• maba D-74 $15f5 e K'lmbaU gas engine $15. Games 50c-saw $25. Electric razors $3-engint $2.5. Trailer $25. 50•
hlghboy" $85. 3 ~.f~ $45. Cllrl•~tma• tree MoviNc·. ~ Chippendale New, naturU wool Penlan e · · · SwingereMANYO'IHERS SL i.0322 Sbanlr'i La Dr., $8. Forge blower $25. l" air hose $25. Tank .$25
stoola $2S. &t&-2132. w/dand $5. ~ SJD, &: _.. • .WC broc. l'liP>"•l'tr&c.-. liwlf. colon, f R E ·O pen in g Sale ; Open Evt!'I & &in, 1.S Ha 646--3250. AJr compre'Ssor accessariet
" .-. ~ Mile. iteml. 2210 Jtutacts. ::n.-, ~. · w-..... 1;.h ~ w/beautitul detiam, ap-Designttt.'Mm.P1' ,a thiDp. HAMMONp ORGAN · SKI.boots Raichle 7%-C $2) $25 2·1" gear pumps 51,o FURN Sak· Antique dinlllc Apt. A. C.M &O-OH9 ..... All""""e ...,......, • CllUlll -..i-.ie .ln value w/ap j: Bftt1.a' R11H · 3371 Vla srut>JOS•in GI1U.4• '4" Sears bike $.11. W::L..:.' ~ ,, • · ach. al .
J • • 6 ~ 2 1 · 00 ' · 1 wUhbowl le pittber $75. . ., ..... ,. -" '' ~-Udo" h.J 673-3525. roRONA DE1J MAit New pair ot girl.I skates size Orn 5 thne&, 646-6759. e · l i · pre~ .JtOt
,6:i:ome M!'t. wall~· feak: 1:'t!;. st·1~~· Pedal Trim Exercycle $15. U&qe. ~lr. : . BEA.lmnlL ~t ~ 2!15{ E. O>mlt Hwy 67J..8930 4; $2.fl!'· ·Bon Aire car ~~ DINING table, whi~ antique r,t1· ~" ~~~1r1; .. co~w~
•J'.riaidairt, runs well 1 ~ bOolll: ~·1Cher~-~ Sat: ~~ :. f .16th Pl, FO..: ~Pool table ·dlaride,ller ,34" W diameter, *·:SALE SA~E:~* ::. n atee~-sC:e 11l'ff iz>. S4&-l76f. . -%"PJ:et plate 81!: .u-il~
·16-4953s &in' !!Ml 31191 Lore• U.. · ·" pt " With Pi\lr Pong top l<'llJl>ts IJ50. !BOO Pitcairn PIANOS ·~ ORGANS tings 125· · · " SURiFBPAru>, good a>ndi· %" "'""""' $L50 plus'';\" DOUBLE Bed, dreUer-mlr~ Costa Mt.. ,CUSI'OM made child '• $30 or'beat otftr. n,:,.~Mes&:· ·_.' Steinw Kaai H , nd 1. ~E SIµ. W~ 6on. 6'3'' m. 6f4.ff285. plywood $:1.50. Bes.ma .$25
tor, rn&ttretl. box aprlngt. MOVING SaliP?Movie proj 1:: sila¥bouse, Sxii'; 8bake roof, cab. 8*-9048 3 dHESr or drawen, desk, Allen ayB.aid.:in' etc~~ H<ne, ,good concbtlon ,$\O. C90D 21' TV $25. Dehvc: TV Wood mo u Id I ng . ·,tro
2nightstandl,likenew$125. acreen DetQ vae. ~ $75..,s~t motorcycle 90cc, 2 COATS,, 1 tMdc. 1 "Mue -.e\&itar','Yiolln, chtldiens $295.'RENTAU $10 up. Old style Webcore tape s~· stand $8.50. Large 2'"xU"x15' S3 each. 9xU1ri-
Pboenbc rocbr $25; 378 E. radio 2 trons, ' toas~r .1400 ~i, Pueh (Sean~, $125. tailor mad "5 clOthe~ rhlni orgim A mite. Daily 10 'til 9 . re.co!" de r' good for a:nd amaU ~bests. of drawers door--0utdoor carpet $15: .21"
23rd St., C.'M: ~ dockt. M4-47B'i DinitCiJ:.l & 6 chn, pecan, Cashmere ::.eattr !~ D»Laurtl!:PI. N.B.646-0+M Sat 10-6 sun 1U classroom or c~ heU: S104l5. Ntce ni&ht stands glass shower door SS. Mir-
MOVING &ale~ ~ All $1'9. $150. 4 719t. whte mtnk collar. $65. DAWN ·,A~ Mink 'Sto1 FIELD'S PIANO' CO. $25. New queen e · ~. $5;$7.50. Good refrigerator ror medicine cabinet .SS
io-. Misc. fum, antiquea. MRGUU>E OF. 0 .Jdatic 675-3266 ' _,,,, liKe Port. Re " 1833 Newport Blvd. ~and fram~, never us-$25. Pretty Doral vanity Wall heater $25. 35• nfetal '~ -, Furn'tturt, l'n2 BJCYCLES, c:oJor TV, Mark ll $65. 1'an&n Ba.tt-·:· .. +';'I"• t r'"new.S45-.3103 m. Costa Mesa -'l14i645-3250 ed SlO. Ollf style· Pepsi with matching stool $18.50. hull oat $25. Frame W0rk
Ne.wport Blvd., CM portable 'I!· vacuum Open Bull hom $15. 410 'POOL ;-;hies, sJate·$299 ~P· ~e $35.· ' HAMMOND Orpn wain j ~· gOOd COmJ)J'l'56Clr Occasiop&l chairs in good $25. Trailer $2.5, Tanciem
642-7015. cleanen, p&intinp, Danish Shofiun 3" ch:lla!' ~O!lsberr Chuclc: •~ti _8i,llliajtda c; E.' ~rd player stereo 25 pedala lull • manJ'li $10'. 4' wood moldlnt~.5c a conditioh $10.$15. Oak buf. wheels $25. No cfieeks
TallNG clWrs floral, ~ak table MU935. $25. awm. &lo Bar·B-Q 2'759 • H.ubor Blvu. at .eeparate apeaki!ra 14" $25. .,,·/r.car'eft clwnne; tlslle + ,root, ~ Polaroilf. c!'-'11era, tetfettdepza $18. Dinette please 544-4307. ~ 1.
2 tn~uea Ii: -ti iZ each. PATIO Sale SUn. l 0. 6 . with butane tank, 675-6342. Atfum, C.M. Sf0..7303 Open 5C8-11M Hammond ....... i.... xlnt $20. Mtscella~11 6t:"'bls ~ W'i!h, four floral chairs $?:5. COMPLETE iiet of gHAi .... . _... .,,._,... ._·--· Sun'•· ·1 furn! ,_Sal .. r-.... large round wu"' ia e wp Clean ... 1 .... 1 ttre flfl ~"' 546--0164. 3Z3 ColaradO Ln. "UIQU'C leften, ~"""·-· ARGUS rOI wltla6 attach., . .. FI;NE. ~ wl" • 91 • • cond, $1095. 968-JB'15 • _..,. e .ma !IS ....,, glass shower doon for fi(i'iii " · CL china, appliancies. mlsc. 6 Meter tr an• c et ye r, FµtL ~ ~be~ tables, ~· cha\n etc.,t GOUI.Jj MUSIC $2'. · Single box spnng and frame tub enclosure $25. &75-0056.
H.IDE b 4 vocado 642-S90I. · typewriter twin sz box fOr aale tor 1rvlnt CoUt Xlnt'Cond. *..M8-4sb r Since 1911 · QUEEN s~ bed complete $].D.·D91!ble mattress frame S'I'EREO • ... -..:!.:. ~ c!u&n. GARAGE Sale: SAT. onJy sprin&, ~led ' bedspread. ~.~~uaf"~ !~ C UL L J_G AN Pott ab 1,e Z45 No Main, S.A. $2s. Table la.mp -47'' high .~ .... box1. tabspl r1ngs$
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· N.UJ.d Sobllld 77 Glase~:~:·.~~ .... .,....,,..... ttom 10 to 5. 2-50'1 ~'1147. • llIIOy ... _......,""'1'"0V4iUo;A• dtwa tml Lik * 547--0681 * $10. End table $10. Iro~te .. , • ., e . ice ou e . . . ""':'
$i). * ~ * Lighthoust . Lsnt, c:orona LADIES H I:: B Pro lt 213. '. Cost~ tell~. ~: LOWREY Piarioa le "'--··· ,f!oner. excell~nt $ 2 5. frame and headboard $10. for $25. §02 Magnolia ~:?!· ~ Mer "° ELtt:TRrc tnin a: triadt: · • -v~li .... , 53&-6880. Faur way floor lamp $7.50. Saturday only.
WAlNtn bar, 2 Jtoola, • clubs, White, 9 irons, 3 $3>. Skta le boots($) i2cJ.;Skl POfl1'.Alll.E ~ aewtnr Yamaha Plano 6 Clrpns; & 00IBL9 tnme,-aprlngs, Coffee' and end tables 1n GAS atow, clean $20, J¥>x
a)hola.t•red in &old GARAGESale..Sat.Sun.Pic-woods, llke J!e'W 195. boots (8) -bindinp $5. ,.m:ac:hlne.Ex.Cond. Steinway Pianos. Best buys t !IS s ad,:21~tsall good condition $10-SlS. springs, mattresses ·arid
.nauaahYde. Ve'r)' nice $100. nic tbl. dreA form, etc, ~. ~. S40 • * ' stG-6449 1n new &: used. Schmidt : t("t! ' 8:im platform Roond Wall mtrror ' ·.SS.SO. r:n,rne $10. White niitlt
fi?J...t386. Quality goods. m TWane r Commttclal ~zet $40, , . ' · COUJERS !'.nc1cloptdia Music Co., Est. 1914. 1007'N. rodre~. Bax leather carv· Clean davenport $ 2 5. •land $2. sum line TV s~
HANOCARVEO Mex i ea n Rd, CM SfS..4997, rocttf' $10. Twin .e" . foam WOMAN S Linde Stari sar Set. ElCl't Cond. ~&in. Santa Ana.., t • tools $5. Marble -Alab. $1. &J:nper_ $2; Swag aM table $2. Auto stereo tape dttk in
Colonial desk, fine GARAGE Sale -vmcHnc mattreu $20. Mtri bilce .A T ring u ~ $36.TISM~a ~ ~ NEW Hammond Pipe r ~ecttic"blanket $2. Sat-Sun. lamps $5-$12.50. Tall p~fer cabinet and 25 tapes $.2S.
workmazllhip. Other p\ecet. mach, fumituft, . b ab Y puts + mlsce:D. 847-838). ~IOI~ az ' RU~IAN Bable ladiff cape, AulDchonl Organ. Purchu-~· box $10. Virious tiles ~a Push mower $5. 545-5225.' ·
IU-28'14. Hems, much mile. Sat ll-5 AQUARIUM ol SUPRUES • • short hitr riCb auburn \U. ed Jilly, Cost $1100, ~ · ~ $7$$10. Canister l'let BCYm.E bush Chris~ 'AUAN table 13 let 1252 WM:Bon AVe, CM. · ~wns eu. Unlimited SMI'nl· Carona port. dee. or. Beaufilut. C'TM386. $150. 540-3178. ~ ~~ $2.50. 3 piece bookcase and tree 1' S.S. &H-um ~twood w/an-~ GARAGES&le!Bab)ofam.I:: ulclorRon"•sa&-lOU. ~/~tuft. ~~5!'1! .. ~ POOL TABLE. alate q..ELECTR.IC Orp.n-Wurlltzer ~~ r re ~po~t .•helves •tth SKI boots I 12,L· H .... ~· Cbaln 'L M6-<J982. mile tmms. 198 Townt: FESS .....,., ""t 0 • _,....,.,.,. ......_... I 2 keyboard model 4410 • ..,ht $15 ea,ch. King bed • 5 ze n, '""""e,
$15. opt ~ Mesa. ' PRO lONf.L hair dryer 3 pm • 5 pm. $200. • : . ebq for~ Pb: 675-Sirs BAIA ·smm ultra viewer like spread $15. King bJanket &uble, leather, 5 bucltJ;e, ~
DOUBlE bed; complete 'NI.th 1838 Pomo Ol Sa &13ll~cellent condition B E~A UT IF UL p l a no • ~IM-'13Sf ~ oity neW, $10. Kodak illuminator $10. Wall clock $5. Good atu. excellnt $3'.l. 642-3717. , . , ..
frame; exoeBent ooodltion. .. Ave., • t • ' frultwooct, $41Xl. ·or ·otter'. TRAIN • car lt!t HO, • $5. WeStinghouse 18" TV. d'11t homework desk with BOOKS 50c4.1. TV •'$25
,$31: Can 9684m. ~ SUn. M:1 new poUl'I A. FIREPLACE, ·electric. ·wall SJiYilsh dlning att, 'bllt A tD6lm1ld Ol1 ~ ~b!e-Xtr;a el~ black/whit~ $25. Old iron ahelt and chair $3>. Solid BIQnde drop..I~ table' $25
IRON room,clMder ~ ea, e ' .hune.1 belet w/aotd trim. p-een: 90-1508. • l can:~· 5e-26.f3.., ec *me P 6M-tt.W wood burqlPg stove $10.,91~ two $ell movable cabinet Olair $S. Vanity bench• t5
Uaed bed A mattrep .$20 Sell idk: items nowt Never Ulitd $50. 557-6850. · POOi. T. ble 4%x9' tlate GOU': Bil Ci.rt, $12. Xlnt $2» · ' school deslc ·$10. Sat. oNY, $8. Nice toasler $4. Dlshet '!'brow rugs n. Baskett· lL • **-6f+.-0866 ** Fat belt: naalts? 642-&iTI Call 6G-a'111r Sawt Mo\oiria :iust aell ~·wknd: lcmditicm. SKI boota. a.tu f, PRIVATE PARTY • ~ANTS 96)-6321. and glassware $1-$4. Ironing Encyclopedia $9. 545-5335.
$450/'bst ofr. 6t6-9lJ2 i or $is. 615-4151. TO BUY PIANO FOR CASH. DOUBLE bal mattress, box board P•d cover $2. RCA 2 Tflflk vacuums $8, $10. 3
. . · . 835-2278 ......i frame aood con J>ear new alarm clock radio DI hm <213) 26M251. 81 WESIWAYS ~ cabovft FOR Oristrnas baby _..., MJ••llg!I, , 4 $l2 SO Bathroo hel $1 s uten $8, $15, $21'.1. 2 ! CERULEAN Mink cape w/jaclp It boot Mint c:ond. • ........ dltkln $15, 51531. · · m 1 ws druble sink fauceta $4. ·SlO.
atole, a~aed value $4~. p!O.Pvi.pty.557..m.3. piano,ebony .. l$700, SANDBL.A'ST..ED hatcb each, 309tl Molokai PJ.ace., AM~FM radio $8. 2 clbck 1 ' ~ .f99.. 635 coven $U. Sat-So.n. Dec. ts. corner 0 Glbralter and radios $4, SS. Automatic Xlnt cond. Will .ll!!ll for $250. r SLA~ ~L TABLE FRENOI Proy1ncia.1 upright l9 ll5 Chicago, H.B. Molokai Mesa Verde Tract, record changer $10. 39lO'iii
m-3291. lndd ~aeorlet, $f75. XI.at plano. 4251). You move. ' .. Costa Mesa. Channel Pt., N.B. 67l-1603.
POOL ~. I cuea,,..2 ae(a cond. 1 )'r. old . ..:&5, 54s-o796. • CABLE reel tops, 54 and 7 OLD coUecton plates $3-. '
b&ll.11. LilDt new $12 5 • ao:at:ri Hllra4 sldf. Rotomat 48" $5 each. 842-8323. $25. ~ B ka troll CL 0 THE S Dry tor , ....._...,., I/ft ' ' VOX Jaguar Electric:: _ _.. r-• roo ey Wes~hoose eleetrl..._1.-... ~.. lfMUnr. 215 C.N. · _ -Of&ln. L~ new. SINGER little touch ..,.... sew cara, beat and covered capacity $25. ~%3r.i:---:!"'
Police Sam Brown belt. ft73.2!n6 ·-142-6595 with adapter, like rtl!W $10. WaglDl1S % gallon and pDon 1 .,,:""';::;,;::.;:,,:.::;,;;::;;....,~ 1---=-----1 __ _,..,....=c.:.::..:::::, __ f 26 and XI inch gir1a bicycles j $5 ch. boo GIRL'S*>"' bike $10. F..na1'h
hollter', C\lfta, etc. BE.4trr; HO train aet nf'W GULBRANSEN c-lnet $7·$5. St•-ampllli•• ~th .. ~-ea 2-t and ........ -"er -•-•--'-· ,, • a..t7JS • 1ocomotlw 11 can blds'a. ...,. ........ ""' ,.., m1111e metal cnoklnr standa it•• '"" ™=---"'
OIUNOJC nllEWOOD FOR ~dual ,padr.et7.:e.. $.150. -~--one Rt IDf apeajq!'rJ $7. $6 each. 19ll%, Violin and U. excdlent condlt.fo,b,
SALE dl1Wtnd a.net atacbd . HAMMOND M-3 SP I 11 • t Water Closet 'lltth h6rdwart WIDOd ca. $25. Old obJonr tm.2'.UL
!llMlr7 UNl~UE \:'" • ~ Oraen. >dnl oood •• fuo, or II. -aphlc d&l1ooom-fable $25. Glau h!rd . o1 I 'EASTERN.:,.;=:;;;,,..,s"'1ar-enc1"""'-llllh~ •
' ~t up amen.-, best otttr. m.,,..mt. equlpment, 4 x.5 co n ta ct paradise no. End of day Twelve plnl $15 value tot $S
ll Can>t Dlamolld rtna._ nt-Sl.llO/_,. $35. -Sport I Good& IJO printer $5. 'G• ad u ate d tall vase $8. i . old orange each. 208 Cm-al, Balbi>i ,
""" oetttnr. Call -2 Pn Skis ~Is. Oo-ng Thermometers 2Sc. de,..,., f)ua,caitdl• holden i; pair Ialend. ~.
only. 54&-4'710. • Portable typewriters, $15 A SKIS. Rosstrnc>Z St rat o tng tank $2: 91' inc& 'I' 15 Pair: mmJ Scottie dog . . -.
fl> YARDS eomrne'1'dal l'\11 $2). ~. 21.0cpt. $65.. Lant F1o pro foot film reels $1. 847..{1700. bookl eDda $10. Very old o~ ~tm~~Y~c
pa4dlng, $30. Ml II•-• $65, "' I wd. NoJ't!ca boots CORNEI', a fine musical U.. lamp fino china $15. Lug. ,:;.:,:;:.::::;==:.:;;::::::'.s 536-1~1' ~ ntecf l20 n 5, m. MS..USS. 1tnirnent $25, case and ae> plate c lass mirror gtild BLACK wig, rl(>W $15. Two
CHlLD'• heavy du~ Nina ·• • · SCUBA tanlc. rerul•tor • , ct1sorit1 for cornet S15. tra.me • tJJclt S.25. 2 6 91 pa~ gold draJ>tt, 1111(4 ~
wt, $30. am.D'S ~. and cat wet suit. medluqi. Cost~' "'°1Jld m.U a beautlfltt Rtd1anda Dr., Costa Meu.. pat!'. 54x84 bed• Pr <ad
9'11-tm ht. · Rll for $100. 494--038(). Q\rl1tmu gilt, ~ ~ 111'11ile and Klngsite .$4. 1 ---..:.::...:::.:..--~, Phone -EA'1'T'T'rr' Pl'>l1u'l'lld camera $2. LI.di"' BEAUT t)tW TonnaUnt m1nk. ROSSIGNOL STRNl'O 205. ANTIQUE clockl, $2S. $46 B "• u-..,L red coat a.he bowling attts, new iia 6
a!IDle collar, Joni Jensth ~ DON'T throw )'Ol,lt Petr ~ Maritft' blndlnp, xlht coM. 11th St., H.B. 10-12 like new UO. 548-4:Qs, $2. Slanal generator', 'Sl
Of rtu otter 6~. ' Elk anUftl aWQ.., I'll -.. ma.. ~ em. SUNBEAM electric p0rtablf' SKI pants 33" waiat, Boaner Ladies Nati black rau;
iSl'EEDTandemSlllO thtn\.!M5.2*>5-l SIDS boolS-'poles(me1>'1I clothol ~ $15. Rog\06 $15. l'lrb, llorner. taro-boots,1lu l1l.63llS.X\!OI!
18" Zenith TV,~ DRUM SET ~' !S'U" -&oocl eltctric-., $15. 916 Ulb $». Swt...,., J.trp $5. Sidi, Apt fQ.\. A nah 1111. trMMltir• ' W-." · -.mz -$!!!: _._ St. R.8. ~ $15. .-. 6%1-.
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,17 Dop 154 Cydoo, Bibo, ~loo, ._, Cycleo, lni.t, Cyclu, Bibo, Trucks H2 A-,.._,... 9711 E.-l .. 0t19d ; '70
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TV. EXC£lJ.&l'T w.......... 14 mo. old. NEATI Cinnamon -'10 BICYCLES • '70 911-E T.,.., aawi.a ..-----=-=~H
-!loo SUS. --Good ...... W/I&> I'd .... t. -~115 '°"' cond. a,:::.~!"'~~ CAMPER • "10 91<, lo .. 1·.1 .• '68 IAUU BUIC ... CPM'. eel 9f.N025. Low miltqe. $450 Priv, L&mbof'&hilll • 240-Z can, The Harbor >.reu I IE 1 Ttack Home alltrto G!IRM SHEP PQPt. UC. ,Ply. make otte~. 546-4478. lO speeds. Lay-aw~ for ) 10 choose from. ' 0n1y:!AuUMniml !
wt.u.nl . Lwitl car lkoUl beoltl>y, cbomp llot. 11&12 R1rL1r Blvd. H'*<DA 350 SL 1m, $500 ~=· W".:::: '68 DODGE Autl>orUod MBZ O.alor JAGUAR DEALER ~ m..mt· • )Ired tor temperament. • cm or $550 on pymnf,I. ter 894-Z588. ' " (1) 5%>-7250 Alwayi bu an cxceD.mit ,,... :r!lC--o; ... .,,,..,,. 61t m63 FOUNTAIN Xlnt ~'. 64S-4tl30 uk for '71 HONDA ~ CC, 5600 ~--· iulo ....,.., (pop tq>), AUSTIN A~ERICA I""'°" of both Now a Uood
t l SpNlmn C mo old Wabwt PURE lA.b PlJI' $S0 ea. No JUck mllea. t.ike new~ lAlaage 'AC A DC rd'ia'ertKor, ftolt. .. .. la.cuan. -
1 enc M.t .it. m-Cm, p&pen. Inquire 691 B W. Y UEY BICYCLES. tiled, Stingrays rack, aaJ:et:y bars, cu.tom ·~.dtdile bed. Just llke '61 AUSTIN 'Amtticlp ( spd, VJ" • LO~YmopkTVstt.19" Jootm.Ol.6*-lll8..,..., A t.adult ..... lt.·3apd.No palntsd hotmel $131S. "',_,-·or beol olfor. outo """'" ·u,ooo ml'• 1971 JAGUAR . ,•.i.,.
t t'Ob:!ition. • ..,, wknds. , 10 apd.·Reuon. Mini blk~ 4 bl!st otter. 549-0013 aft 5 646--&8 ~ ot $T-H ~ ~?U. AOnl!r """""°"'8 _ mil~· •1:-w)· =:n lda't -(4) A>nx:nONATE .,,.,. b.p. c.c Xlnt. "'°· 64>-1272. pm, '1 ,..._ AUSTIN' HEALEY Y ·-srJ5 ,
p\lpptes. Miniature 531•8545 2 •n Kawaaald Coyote 20" BOYS ;hwinn Racer; ~l~ FPicktJp 1"1001 · . "Spedalliine 1n Qualltt.-~~ ~Elo~it~ ~agle-. '$5 each. mini.bikes, $1'5 ea. Cash on-xln't cond. $25. 644-4299. i lped' A:steiit ~ Equ P. '59 BUGEYE Sprite, muat BAUER . ;
60-3187. CHSHUND ~~d~~ hours. Mobil• Home• ri5 DUNTON FdRD ""1 lb~ wknd. Good-· Buick.QpehJ..,.r'.
DA pupo. vuy w:•he11 You a Merry Chrillt-n•' ·-. "'°'°""· -. 2311! 11th.,
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''"'°Yoa s 633-401!. ~ I I~ F 00 dirt bil<o. $150. _, w/lgo =~~.. Sanla Ana '66 ALTA Rmn<o, 5 spd '71 JAGUAR Y12::
•, ; · SCHNAUZER. MIN. ARC 7 I -... I • JJe ....,.9"2. ~ it • :Jf eves ~ on Chev Pickup two: • ...,.fqliil w..t 1'.--Lr• 1'-· Motor Homn MO to ..... 1 ... de! b • .,.,,. aedan, allwr. Looks ~~L I 3 Lines,, 2' Tfmes, $2.00 wks, ch lines. qual. Ideal for _ , -MINI Bµ<E ne _...., ux ca -<Ml lx!autltul, enc rec tJ y Coupe. Em:utive car!."?"v-
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Chrlstmaa $100/up ttn-0547. Near New 175 °'Make Of. *Mam'n Pearce* VI -H.D. turbo automallc o'haul'd. l1200 .. offer, ... """'"""'. Sav~
JASON needl new bomt>. 1 YR old black RetrltYer, General 900 Boats, Siii tOt !er. M4!I N. Duke Pl, CM ttarwnlSS10n, heavy duty 548-00> S15-6124 dredJ •651. t •
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I BlkJ'white kq hdf.U ... wka. avail. $50. ~1153. GIVE, A RUNABOUT SAVE ON SAILS 1969 HONDA 350, 3001 mUes. 3>,000 mUes. like new, one -....,......,..,-'""'_,,__
oild. Pleue help. 675-S402 **XLNT quality Australiall FOR CHRISTMAS ALL NEW Stored thru ''IU & '7L Look1 owner can be aeen after 4 AutomOUw l!XoeUeQOI ~ S. Cout .
, o11 6PM or wlo•d•" Silkys, 6 w,.,, ean 644-:1465; ~ for 2 .,....,.. O>I. 21! Ml<-tt spimlllor, $'HI, & """' ........,,;m hlh $500. Sales • Rentals PM ,...k day1, $2,500.oo. AH 0 Leruoa ......,
I FREE do<, mJn1a. Woll att 5, 5l8-S484. ,... • ., love ttlls 14• Clor, 25 llriUor 100% 19'J.50. 675-39!8. ' 558-3222 day Sat. and Sun. 15935 Mt. '53 JAG. SK 1
I. Hound. apayed, b1brkn, ARC SHELTIF:rbeauL male fiber1!as1 hull 'With Ccr, 25 Genoa 190%'.>$179. BONANZA mini-;blke, really Matterhorn, Fountain CLASSIC
, &"DUe. 962-751Kl. pap. 5 mG. Cwnp line for Naua:ah)de Upb::lstay Cal 25 Gen. $150. Cal-2-2" hot, front end 1u.spensk>n lfll S. Village Way, S.A. Valley, Calif. 531-o38CI. Witt wbttla, etc.,
I al . blk d lhow itud or p' t 35 hp, Merc • .Sb>el Spinnaloer ~ lntema"""· lot• of extra•; 175 llrm, 1ili DODGE House Car. V8, '64 DODGE % ~ Plclru ROY CARVER I ori&inal ""'1ouC M ,,.
ii ~ ~ cv~u=n ~ ~broken $ss., 968-6508. • =1~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~7t:;:.3772, P. o. 847159L ~~~~ Rod1'ram~ :~· ExeetJeni runnm:~ndttx!: 2925 Harbor: Blvd. nc. ~ts~ :..:.wver
! •ve .from pound 5f0...2m POOD~. AKC. Be au t. hatch. u;·tor p~'IU SABOT .. SCHOCK MINI Blke Bonanza 5 h.p. ('SRG'Ul) Sllri. . ('Pf:l)ilal) rm. c.o.ta Men. 516 '''' $XKi to replace. P1"i'n e
I S>:ITER/Shopbonl male, I teacup ., toy pup• Wbt, ........ .... °"""" er.to bike. DUNTON FORD DUNTON FORD CAPRI 893-:>544 .......... ~-
l )'!' fl'ft: to good home apricot, choc. 893-9719. IJUPPlier, etc. · Oeap. 6'13·1.556 546-56.13. 546-7070 = llarie m.-8347 ADORABLE Food.I Pu W: Great little lbipl A real Ottilbnu present. ·n HONDA 175cc Scrambler. 546-7070 2240 So, Ma.In at 'warner 3.8 MARK II '62. U::
I w area. e p, orth f1Q:I in SUmmtt Best reuonable otter takes. Mil 160 Sa .. ~ M t -'" So ... ~ at w .. -ft. ·n 2000cc, 7,000 mi's, xln.'t Classic car. Wire · ,a:
I )"REE Fem, Pull i_Hunp.r. male, 6 wkl, $3.5. Mu.t Seil 19 ft. G&ff rigged character eage-· c. _.,.,, ua ..,..., '&n7.:' Ana ... ,= Santa Ana. cond. Stick ahlft. Mwtard air-o:md. See &: dJ'.ivee S ~P.
\ ian SheepdoeJ 1 '!.\old. To 546--0176 New boat comln& aailboat. InJbd. e~. bd. sell. 6~· :r ii T 1 ••s '64 Chevy El Camino, v.a. eo'd 548-7U6. predate. $1500. 6f2.-109Cf; ~ home --~ Ca1i. fH6.80l! '70 KA w A s AK I 100 • ra er1, rive " I ·-. "',,.........., BEAUTIFUL Old Enalish phone 615-0915 (Broker) ask atk, radio, black tuck in CORTINA '5' JAG XK 13) Rdatr Very
SUCY-Terrapoo, 9 mo'•, all Sbere>p Drop. 5 mo's. Male, $495. about the "Pagan." Greenstn!ak. Compl o'hauJ. NEW STARCRAFT Tra~l roll int. SSOO. 536-7329 a:d. e~. It:. bod,y. -or
aboll, needt Jovtng home. AKC. Sacrifice ~2Ta9. Marine Consultant STARBOAT No. 4064 $350. 557-3289 alter S·OO pm. Trail~r, XI', .Sleeps 6, sell· '55 GMC Pa.ne:i, V.S, $375 or '68 FORD CORTINA GT. 4 bat. ofr. 548-9829. <('
Hu qhouae. M6-5635 AKC Doberman Pups chlm-INDEPENDENT Eichenlaub built. driaeoliied '6 9 BR I D GE ST 0 NE contained, priced to sell im· best otter or trade for speed, radio. CYPV145)
Pl1PS cute .mall breed ri1 . ploa •tock. 9 wks. ' • Purchasing-hull, 2 IUits North sails ~ motorcycle. 17Scc G o o d med. 833-2413 aftet 6 pm, motorcy/cle. SJ9..m.29. $799
ldd ~ antmu. ' j sM..ms afttr 5 &: wkndl Coun3dinJ: '!"' parcbaa1n& mut, ftady to race. itooo. oood. $250. 6f6.3>62. Days, 897-1084· '56 OIE'V'ROL£T Pickup. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
5'0-3f11 POG Puppies, AKC, 3 mo. boall I:, eqwpment. 67S-3400.. * '67 0IDPPED HOG * AIRSTREAM Caravel 18', (89710JJ $47'r-. 3480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr.
i ANGORA ..... blacl<, """'' . Fawn w/bla<k mule. $100 •• M•nne Surv.yor T Montomtry _.,..._ SHOW BIKE, AIL ampME withou• parallel. $2500. DUNTON FORD C..ta ..... 54&8017
, caC Alfedlonato. Love• 897~7.. -2977 lo< wl<h ...i,.. rig, Good ** CW. 49'l-'/\lJl ** 646-7395 546-7070 DATSUN I Qiidren. Good~. ~m.a PEMBROKE Wel.Sh O:qi DINGHY or ·1mall Mil boat condition $160. Call Barban. 'EB YAMAHA 81 :fitlron .l TENT TRAILER 2Z4o So. Main at Warner · 1---------
' GERMAN Sborthalr ,,.,...... Pdppin. AKt. ~ for wantod, . -7 g.5 !""""" -.Expan-dBmber. IJ3S. Complot< lritchon,-butane, Santa -'70 Datsun Pickup
I' fem. 4 yn: old, spayed. ·Gd Cbristmaa! n4: 998--0736. ~8 Frrday. * 66-l<f46 * bani-top, Sleeps 6. 64(..7128. A t L t 964 4 speed air
wJklds. 6f&..4~. A.KC, male, 7 n:'IOIJ. Irish Set· 13' BOSI'ON Whaler, «> HP SABOTS '70~ CL 450 Honda. Pert:. Trailers, Utility 947 u o ••• ng . ~. ~·· l'ltereo,
! LARGE attectionate German ter. Sholl. A1&o large travel-Johnaon, Top ·cond. $1000. Manu!a.eturts Ch r Is t ma I COnd. Mwit sell. $150. ENCLOSED, 2 •••-tire,, LEASING I $1699
1 S.H. maJe A-to-""' home '""kennel. 5'9-4b57. ** 645-0904 ** ~%e.: ~ ~. reduQed 20%· ~90l6 .,.....~ SAVE ~ J ._ ~....... ...., "'*""'-'""'' lights. $75 845 Temple Hills on Jm .. ,acu ate pre-•
with children. 5f&.6503, SfANDARD ~,8 pupp,.., 16' FISHING Boat, good run. SCHWINN 5 spd, red D 40, ~,, driven vehlcle1. . , Df.4ll Lewi.1•
FREE PUPPIES, 8 wb old, AKC, champion 1ine1 . $400 ... ,. ... ....,..... ning cond. Mlscl, equip. COLUMBIA 26, like new. SH .. "-y, Jes1 than l yr old. r . .....-.xi •n Maverick 4 dr. Auto., -·
MIF, part fox tmitt. 499-31fXi or 642-0145. . Phone 496-2942 SACRIF
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540-6998 8' fbrgll dindiY aell. en please. Call MINI Bike, xlnt cond. '67 CHEV M ni 4 appx. 9,000 miles. S'.!5 mo.
CHRIS'IMAS Pups, part P» 1~ BP Evinrude, 1 yr new John Owyer,·Avco, 644-0407. -= 548-ln8 . u c;e apd. XIII_ 74 mo. open end. CHRISTMAS pupp-die .t Chihuahua ~ each. ...., mi's, w/Hurst linkage. $125. '71 LTD 4 dr. H.T. Full pow. 6f6.9303
Oocktr/Sbepherd, 6 wks, Motht'r $10. 543-4.103. $125 ** 675--7497 Boats, SIJps/Oocka 910 New 10 Spd Bike Bel noon wk days' all day er, fact. air. Very few mil· 1946 Harbor, Costa Mesa
loog ii. abort hair. 540-7660. OCHNAUZER min. AKC, FIBERGLASS boll.t, liO hp 40' "si1p: Ntwport Harbor, 615-JTTT Sat: Vlrg. 549-3735 es. $95 mo. 24 mo. open end. NEW "72 PICKUP
Frff &.by H•mtters llhow or pet. Aduk shots, U Mmmy &: trailer $9?'5. sail or power, S:UO perm:>. TANDEM BICYCLE WE LEASE ALL POPULAR i rpcl. dlr. dlx:, Bumper. It.a·
• 86-Zim • wlm, Hntgn Bcb. Sf6.-0056. 540-227'9 alter SPM. No charp over h an 1, like new, $10. 646-03.!9 I~ 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI· dio. Minon. PL'l2J..UO, Take
3 Fluffy Kittens, .1 Male PUT a PoocBe puppy in YoW' Boats, M•int./ 6'15-l990. '70 HONDA SL350 AutosforW. .. TIVE RATES. .smalldown«ti'ade.494~
Siamese cat. call Mrs. Scott stockinc. only $1S.. Call attu Service M2 SLIPS 18' to '2', finest in Npt $500 * 6f5..534S Call ,:m ~~~ fur aftr 10 5fi6.a736'.
at 8JS..1167. 6, 846-2323. BOAT bo--cl•-~ --Harbor, best facilities, free lJl s~ bike. Schwinn THEODORE 'flt Datsun •talion wagor; uUlilll .. ~ ....,.. .... .a..r.-....... 67 -· 1JI ~-G 1 950 Xln't conditlon $850. Will per Ft. ot Jerwth at water _......,. • ...-11 l..,•:u 'til Vanity, new paint. Very anera ROBINS FORD tn.de on latl!> mod~I VW FREE Police Pup, 5 mo.
Fawn color. To aaod home.
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line. 83&-5523.. pm. aood $47.50 9li3-Q76 ''64 Cadillac sed. •c:n al60 Hatbor Blvd. No _.;;.;,;.c..:.:.,: _____ I BOAT .Upa avail. 25'-65'. XI.tit :,;:· Costa Mesa 642.atlO vair. dealen. 846-4867. Boats/MlirlM accommodations in new GlRL'S Schwinn bike '64 Opel Wagon ..-~~ 'Ei1 DatRUI, 4 dr sedan,~. 3100W •. Cout H ~ ~ ~ Equip. tM Muina. 673-6li06. Stingray,:~· $45. 540-4962 Autos Want.d Ml can after 6PM, & wkndt, ,67_ .::::;1 C::.:;!~ ---~-· ---------
I[~} --•-,,,__ 25• SIDE ne, N-_. Beach Antiques/Classics 953 WE PAY TOP • c,675-5.:..,c155=--~-~--1 mile•, •~1~,t 0 1.1''"',-. ~· ..,......_,,, 1 aet of double/!'O ..... ...,. ' GIRLJi Bike, 6cellent con-1 ;70 D IJ p u cl -" _. ""' .e '";!iiii;jjii;;;;;;;~·~ .AKC Boxer Popi .cub& tanks and $2.25 Pft' ft. 611 Lido Park dilion $:.>. Fire engine $5. Wlllys 1917 Overland CASH w/ra~lo~ 1al ·fu.e;anii&i 544-Sl9L ,:..· !! Ide<! r.. C!rlJtinu Back pack 0..., Apl 18 673-9358. 962-7580. A claooic "°""'"' """""" Coilt Tom 549-2882. MERCEDES BfiiZ,
Real. c...n ~ 1 set of din,hy/davltf' GIRL'S Schwinn Bike. ex· jullt waiting for the t"11y ~ t====,_..,.,,. ... ...,.¥ I TWO~-. l mal 546--0lK ,, ' ' l[iJ preciatlve Cdl'ledor. RestOr. '6'9 DATSUN 5lD .f dr. Sedan •n 250 Setlan, .~ ml's'~'70 •SHERRY'S POODLES• ..-............ puppies, e, T,-.. w. irh_ cellent condition ed to like new condition, t>r Uled can • trucks, 11111 4 speed atlck shift, radio """ H0r..mAY PUPPY MLE 1 female, ap 'T 'wl!eb. 2 ~4' CATAM'.ARAN 'hall &:·. ..,-.....---..... 91 $20. * 644-4152 Must be seen. fSer. # :1234) can l1I tor free ntSmata. hea~. pvt 673-'1846 220 diesel, auto • 'TU:
546-28411 Pbone 894-1564 alter 6 P.M. dock mo!d•, •Cot* ',· -HONDA ATC 3 wbooler ""' $1915 GROTH CHEVROLET '66o.t..un1600S.ne,,2-. = ~·~~·""n'•~lt ;·.70
1 MYNA BIRD. excellent GERMAN ~1 hair pupsi1 comp._ 89'1-l!* da. 73 ;600. ·sell $350. Driven 30 NABERS Cadillac dual e-xhaust, roll bar. $800. MANY MORE at ~ If talker, 'bee.utlful. $75 ~~;_Grear Holidiy gilt;' aft B. Aircra~ tl.5 miles. 4M-4829 AU'IlroRIZEO DEALER AU tor Sales Manqer 1:. .... :::,..:7354""i.=="="'=-_,. I HOUSE OF lMPO~ ' * 615-2952 * • t ~ ~'· " :BoGJ; ~Yf•r J06 CfVIL Air PAtrol Flying GfRLS Hufty B"'e, a:o<>d con-~ HARBOR m.., lm.t Beach Blvd. FERRARI Qj62 Manchester B ~,, c=-11-1-----~75~2=· LABS,_ yellow, !J<C, 8 wks at 16' McDonald with 35 'HP Oub. Non Pn>tit Org .• dition, f'4l). <DSrA MESA H1111tln&fon Beach Buena Pq (Alonpld911.A.
ChriJtmu. Jliel4 champ. · Evinrude; elect. 1tart. For'd LoWett ratee. Tall Draggen 5«).0862 540-9100 Open Sunday 84'1.fi087 KI 9-3331 FERRARI ~ .. Beach tumotrt;::
, Reuon. price. 548-2373. ' ' ~ntrois bait tank & pUmp It Tri Gear· Orange County Mot~ Homes 940 1923 T Roadster show car, TOP DOLLAR Atrl'HORIZEb (1) 523-T.!iO ·~. 11 SIAMESE Sal.point kitt~ ~ • · ' _.-....rt. ... -· "'"I"-,. , __ -·•-GERMAN -pa.., S 'trlr. $395. I' dinghy $50. -·~ ~-. -~. Chevy -·~ $4000 r IN CASH SALES• SERVICE
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, Call 557-2761. ,, __ ~ "=" ...-be9t otter. 774-1927; ~7673. Paid for )'OUr clean uAed car
f" 111"""· ..............,. '68 FRLNR 34' CC, fully 535-7673. paid for or not. 1
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS t ed, ahota. 962-l'80. ~ * 548-0063 U.S.A. hit offer. 548-447•; .mJ'a. brand new tires, Beat xln.t mech. 1401 N. Tustin
j~ S100 Abyulnianl SILKY T~!_RIER . 14G' L~~ Lal/Bpst&ke ~~ otter. 5«>-mJ, 5.16-3905. 64&-0742 aft 6 pm. 835-3691 3100 W. Cout HWJ.•
1.,. Spec'l pre-holiday ~ $50 fema1e P1P9 ~"' 562991 ' ray uuuine ene. ~·· CAMPER .. aleep (, AC.DC, Dune Bunies '56 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Newport Bqch
1l. Papen: available. 6t6-8226 OLD English 9ieepdog, pet Bay boa'-$T95. 64&-45"2 jackl DoUy intercom, $3XI, FOR "roP USED CARs 1--..;;..c::;:~-=::;=--I !~ Dog• 154 male. 6 mo. Reuonablt to 22' DAY Cruiser, xlnt lki, Sat. and Sun. 84&-0986. v;' ~ ~~ ~· n )'Ollt' car ls extra clean, FIAT
1 lovingbome.963-61.74. fi1hordivt boat.225b.p.Jn-C I a~ yln.t--• $4,""ig67;.268 'lel':U3flnl. 1----'-,----' M b~ ••~ "'"2458 ye IS, , ... s, x n ""'"'· ""· ......, · · BAUER BUICK '69 IAT : artlncrest Kennels HorH• 856 '"• ~·.....,. · Scooters
I Bollts, Pow1r 906 ---------1 •n DUNEBUGGY new turbo 2M E. 17th St. " Ch I I S I I '69" H--• ~ · I charg• Cmvair. i..,, than O>ot& Mesa • 5@.m5 124 SPIDER lj r s mas pH I s CHRISI'MAS Special .. .AO. n uia.ia .,., min trail nd ll-8996 'I Sli-0989 horses priced at dealei's 32' TROJAN flybrida:e /67. bike'. 3 speed, excellent 000 ml. Xlnt l!() • 8 . IMPORTS WANTED :, * Great Dana, a wk• 1 Tu Mint oolKI. Recent eng. oond. Slfl> Call 83.1-1157 Sports, Race, Rod~ 959 0raDa:a b;.mtie1
.I !awn femate. cost rom es., Dee. 21 o'bauJ, twin •crew, 250 h.p. alt•r 5 PM. B'~ER
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thru Fri Dec 21 A k COBRA PO•~nr:ot'"> TOP 1 v x *.,,,_•Poodl 5..w. ·• • · s V~1. 4 KW, Onan , "'~ !LL'MAXEYTO•OTA ·: i'biack in:~ ~..,. about our horse leasing pro-. generator, radio. Docked In MAICO 70 400, reblt Delll!'rt 1966 FALCoN B 18881 Beach Bl~. ·~ * German Shorthair, l yr gram. Makel an ideal Newport. Must sell th.Ls rtady. Gd. cond. Lo ml'1. 642--7814 or 675-3U6 H. Beach. P.lt. 847-8555
I v--" with ldds Chrbtmu gill. $75 per mo. wimd, S16,995. Bus. phone xtras. ~. T k 96l -z ........... incl horse aaddl blidl rue 1 WILL Buy )'OOr car J>ftld klr :1 *Whippet, 1 yr, brindle ~ I: • e, . e, 59:>0013, home 644-6635 Honda Mini·Trall Gordo
't" cbamp\on lkek use or fa,ci.li~ 38' CHRIS. Trl ·c&bin $'135 * Call 67J..8364 'St GM'C" Piek Up, 6 Cyl., qr not. Call Ralph ( D ,, * . _.__ .. _ ... ...._._ ~9182. 5....... ......... "'.-""lo, Hoat.... 673--0900 -54~ 1910 • .......nia.,. ~·~ ..... , Cbnstellation 1963. Loaded & '71K&wu:aki250F81treet & i"'"' .;>111.l'" i:ww • black ready for tbristmu l y old bucbkin u C'186l!fiH} $271. Harbor Blvd., Colt.a Mesa.
JUST urtved from M\n-bred" very l(>Od lootlna:. 14. 636-0757, ~ Cn4) 557-m>. Make oHtt 962-1782.
Bl Book 'R "I Coupe. Dr's car. .f'fl'W· ue.. etat M"• .u.,. "''"'™· · . $2470 .
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nnota in time for band.a. Asking '6fiO term. or Boats, Rant/Chart'r 90I ** Boy'• St:qn.y bicydt, 546-7070 IMPORT Call Schwinn, ex c e 11 en t oon-2240 So. Main at Wamer
; OJ:riahnU! st. Bernard tnuie. 540-56.l)<kyror ~ CORONADO Sailboat. ditlon.-=: 6tMll61. 0,.11 Ro•d 91.,,1 yvu S4ntaAna 847·3842 --~--
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pupp"'•· 7 Wttb: old, mae. 6J3..3394 eves It ~kendt. .;I -t d ... tu-\ -.• ... SPECIALS -, ... , u...t H.,. .. , r .Ken ay or weea.. n11te ,70 HONDA ~r ..... ..... hunirlou1 1 .. f.co11t•ln * '69 FORD F100 * liiiii~·-1 !!ii~!iii-ii N-Bud \ & female. PleaM!' call EXCEU.ENT pony Jor ule. Box 152, 829 Bayside Dr .mu..-l.J\.IU.lolo l motot ho1110 li•ln9wltfi·1 1L ..lni..• JI • I -ior.i;-i:--,,r~:;;,;"=;;::·=""c...,.I ! 84&-1692 or 1tt at 5462 W~ll trained w I br Id le s NB ., MANY XTRAS. out comp r om i 1 • e n ton ., ........ p, VS, stick shilt, 1972 FIAT SALE *'*" Mklre( '66, 37,000 .ml, l~i Ciliente Dr., H.B. halter, battb&ck pad. wfil . * 5'6-7866 * Choo•• frvm the •m••· l2280C'. • 167 Jaguar SACRinCING '71 DEMOS fiberglus top. 2 new tit-es '1 GREAT Dane JIUppin. 4 keep tll Onistmas. il50'. BOltJ, Sall 909 2 MINI Bikes • Very _good ·~~'m!::t'Mot;r,.HomMo~~: I M $H1995 ' d $3895 e:U~~~N~ gooCI copdili6n. Best Ove;
1 J?eautiful golden fawn~ & 1 ~l29 BALBOA 2>, Trailer. Genoa. cond. New motors. SlZ for Ho111•, tho ~J' •!do.din· • ac <>:War Daimler aedan, auto fratw, Bftl Jones' B.J . Sportscars abo\l'f! $800. Gf>.472'T. ,
, brindle, M l F, champ HORSES boarded $10. mo. 3'Ai hp outbrd. OIM op. both. 545-0266. I•""-· tho · 25 , tw111 bod, 839-"""" factory air cond., slmillar to ml ™'RSOR AT ADAMS MGBGT '68'.ii. Mint ain-
\ aired. Top· doa: on Weit Lighted artna, Horses train. tional lttms. $l650. 831-1410 10 &PD mi!l'll Motobecane the 111 now iii ro•r b1th """"' or 531--060.\ XJ Sedan low mtte1 C'WC"l'· OOstA MD)A 540-4491 dition. 20,000 Oririna.1 : mi.
Coa8t. Reuonably priced. ed. Leuon• English It or 49rr5629. Jike new. igs .. ean 499-3916, 1.nd tho 1orocly111mic1Uv 1 Corner 1st & Harbor 7371 ' · FM radio. 492-2398. 83'1-~. Western. Parker'a Rkling KITE 731, Good cond w/boat 54().-0635. d111•11°' fibortl•u J6.' • Santa Ana e i71 MG Rdstr '68 FIAT Station W•-. GOOD Tra.n-ow..t"tlon l'ar ·= Choo•• from • l1r91 ti· -.~· "'*""'"" ""
TQY Poodlts for Chri8tmal aub. 557-4304 er 9f:S.1172. & mast cover Ii heavy duty '68 125cc Benelli, 3.000 mi'•· •••• •• ~~~"",, •• ·.', cu1toml1od I •• $3495 ~if)' w•.dio,,,heflter. MGA, $2fi(l. Call and tee make happy ,Uts! 7 wk.I HANDSOME Claaie Wesll.'m Hlway trtr. $600 or beat Of· $125. ..., ,~ ~" 642-0571.
old. I "'""'· 1 apriooC Saddle with 8 '""' ronctm !er...,.....,., Tffi..7818 546-7563 1: -""'" ••• 4 ,,,,..., ar o>nd., AM/FM DUNTON FORD ---M=Ga:;A-~-
6(2...al.S, ill Broad way ' !Ct.ill under ori&'. JJU&I'Alltee SABOT, tail, mut, Jee QA 50 Honda Mini Bike. Xlnt '* ,ito -11.to.w111 I Intema&nal Haivelter rad., only 2353 mllet . .(;m.. ~7070
CM. or 5M-388S art 6. Ul>/Bellt oUer. 675-CK80. board, rudder, mabo I'.. cond. Bmad new, Radr: I: •·== Ntt)r.-RECREATION CEN'tER ~). 2MO So. Main at Wamer Leaving State!! Ha\'fJ'. * * * * SEIL oa LEASE. Gootle, plywood, ...... 11 DD '"'""" ,1165. 9!9-11S7. I :::,::~!:: :::;.:::.."' I ROY CARYR, Inc. • 69 Volvo Santa -. ss MGA. """'o llttlt German~/ pleuu.re hone. Good tr 536-7329 2·~10.Spdboy'1bllce, ·~::~.;....11o1wcow 292SHa:borBl9d. $1795ma FIAT lli Sport. xln.t work. &4~71 ,
La.brador ~ $10. ~ng g1rL 5.16-2482. CAL 34. Ml ..-ce A: mdse. Brand new Qu1ck aak. 1 • ::=.:9:~ elr 1 ·Coat& Mesa 1546 •444 2 Or. Std. 4 mpeed, radio .l COfld. Must It'll uioo. MGB . "42-45U BLACK I: White P i nto Private party. 5J6..$83L ti..11111 1iO INTERNATIONAL Flat hef.ter.30.~ml.stock2888. 4.S'f-1909or ~7392. '
,, UST RIGHT FOR Gelding, a yrs. Sell wt• <714) ~ 1965 HONDA • sui-,,:~~:=,.1111w1111 I Bed. (4868)D1 sm. . • '69 Datsun HOT pink 19li9 .QlilM!l'tlble '68 MGB-GT. Rl!d. Wtre
dlt • bridlt. '38-&lU. NAPLES Sabot, fullrtq11i1" Howk. Mu•t "11. -::";.;:::'::.::" DUNTON FORD $l495 8'(1, A'"il Ftb. 1 11,:m """'"· alnt. 11600. :
I ~:~~'. ';~ ·.·uv .. ER t'hestnut gtldina:. ped,J:'Oll·9! u•15-alt 6 pm • wknd1. , • :::.:~-~"'~"· I 546--7070 -' ....... 494-13211 * Call 642-3186 *
M!WI' wired bow! $1(1(1. yrs d, need up'd rldet. _,... or.,._. rv ** Girl'•· Schwinn 10 speed 2240 So. ~n At \V&rne:r _,., Roe.drier. •29000 j · HILLMAN * '64 MGB. Good Cond. •
Stf..4957. 673-4052 UDO 14, No. 2220, trlr, race btke, almo.t ne•, utru.. 1 1 Santa Ana t~Mu, orjy • m ' Super Buy! '
: SR.EGOR GERMAN SHEP. AQYHA Geldinc, 10 yn. equip. Xtiu. can 646-4923. $75. l3()..005l ** 1963 CHEV. ~Ton P .U. N1:w ), 1962 Hlllma11 Super Manx 4 673-4.285
KENNE LS. a .. u \· "'"'Plrittd. 139),• COLUMBIA 26 MK II ,.,. HONDA CL-175. I I paint, t1tt1, dutch, other Specl•ll•lnt In Quollly dr adan. Runo ..... ••• OPEL
Crlstmu. ,...,... Tt'rnll. ~ 962--1745 * e 6Q.423B After 6 e 'NOhderf'ul Qu1ltmal ,itt. exiraa kdudlng air oond. · BAUER tln!a. new t.ttery. flew
!111..cL Appeloo1• Golding CjlUICK CASH 1475, 847~. S.. ~.•-latt! 546-1879. brallt.: 30 mt JlU •"· Pri '69, OJI"! Kad•lle, 2 M t;;,t
LABS, l ...,, 1 kmole, i * !'.61'"583 * ~ THROUGH •n HONDA CB 350. Lill< I 1 ·~ DODG,'& v.,. A-100, I BUICK.OPEL-•'>· _,L "'° •trod~. 6'lhp .,..; Tn
-. lboCI:. ~ra,.. $.50. ~ORSE! BOARDED. B4'lc A new. 1500 ml. Must telli owner: eXltlt cona. $1550, HONDA xln't cond. Seelc'lng frieOdty ··~· "" c~rlttmu . 1taU.'Jllillnl i.uon.. °"' D"'ILY PILOT tt~. 491-19!1 , ... ··-· -..... I 67M6Zt. . JAGUAR CO"'"""'" ... w ow ntir. ._. " _.... l ............ l'rwy. • ... i.;-.... -flll!'I _..,. • •um. .. bane. 5t&--1534 aft 6 l)m. :WANT AD sonvtNN TanderD f15. Hon-w.11u '64 Olev)' ~ tqn, nu rebll 234 E. 11th St., Coeta Msa n HONDA CAR .....,,a..,,;,, ;n~. •
AKC '""" forrlen •SHILTIES AKC do ell MW TioU 175-oetdt l. .J "92. •<>"~l...-$915.Cail 54f.77U lo<d<d * 7.000 mllA-' ...,,t '' • • .... : e I""° (714) 1!57·'T!ll9 642°5678 ....,. _,., ·~ .. ---.,,, alt fl\lm 516-4453 Q.osEO ON SllNDAY! bl•• e !1200. e ~25. -t ;.
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TOYOTA
.;...,....,72 TOYOTA 1·11 y I -~<lr\~liloo;*·~.:.:.i~. CADILLAC 1970 CADLLAC 19• 1 · a es ·10 ~~.WAG; :bl••· :..~~ :-; s1DAN 11 w.u cour• DI
AM/FM, auto, alt, hl""'J Cbot; , J1/S, &Jr; ,ACTOllfY. 'ACTORY • •, r Progre11I QUICK ' 'cASH
THROUGH~ 'A '
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• ·POR$CHES L••v• s.1oc11on For . Immediate . ~· ' ,...., clWI.~"" ~land.,. • 'ti Cad Coupe AIR CONp,TIONING 1 t-2 !~~::IONIN Sal.&1, Service, Parts
.. FRITZ WARREN'S
. (PORT CAR CENTER ; no J;. lit., s.~. ~ 547-0764
• ()pen dally !l-9; cloaed &>nday
\ ~ Pilot Want Ai1s hav• -~plmoe. . .. -.WA'NT .~!>,
.642-5678 .
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YEAR EN-D., 1'!'....,.i;.tt f.i!i,~ ·"'.:!.~· clotJi ,~. ~ bt ~.·AM.FM radio; tUt A
(l) 523-1'11( ., te • ....-, 1ten!o AI'll·rp,i radio, , 1flNCOPic st~, _.,..1 , SJ ~, ~ \ ~ '< · ~ tilt • ttl.oop'-: atttrtnc. Wftll many deluxe e ., . OCK '. ..-icK . "'•· (1~1555 <389A~> .
Autol, U~ 990 Autos, IJMd ,
3100 W . .<:out Hwy. . ' ..De41t lemiA W TOYOTA
AuthorUed Sale1 & Service
32852 Valle Rd.,
San Juan Caplatrano
13T-4300/493-45ll/499-2'61
... ' ~. • '• $.1999 • REDUCTION '62 BUICK SKYLARK. V~ •
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Newport Beach
642·9405
'63 Porsche, S-90, 646-$303
sood condition. Sl.800. 1946 Harbor, Costa Mesa
'70 YW BUS
9 pug. Radio, heater •• speed
$2199
SALE $39t AtmlORttEI>• DEALER Atm!ORIZED DEALl~
• .. ._ · OAVE ROSS PONTIAC "900 HARBOR BL., ""°'HARBOR BL.,
* BUICKS *
2480 H8'bo, Blvd. at Fall-,Di-. .,,.,.,_00aY.frA ~ &>~... COSTA MESA I Costa Mes.a Sf6..801T • " .... ....,.... ,.._,. 51).,9109 Oprn SU
WHOLESALE! * ean o;a..4220 • '70 MARK II
'65 Persche SC, Brand new Sedan radio, heater auto-
reblt ene.1 Super clean. matk trans. •JNi .. ~ltwi&
• TOYOTA
• . Rt--.!. ... BUICK WILDCAT. Full CADIL~C 1970 CADILLAC 196
-e 70 '""""l'ci ::::-·~~go> &Jr condl· . ~OUPE DE Vll,LE C:OUPE"l)I' Tw1.11 $3995 . $595 FACTORY FACTORY
Cuatom 4 dr. 'H.T,. two to DiWE ,f!OSS PONl:IAC AIR CONPITIONl.NG' AIR CONDITION\N ~ H-~~-choote from, loY( ll}ilet, la.ct 248p ~rbor Jl\vd. at Fair Dr. V~ top, fW1 leather 1ntl!r-Paddt!d .top., tulJ leather'
""".....,..• u.111ta Meaf. .-w&ITantyavailaMe-fortrana-Cofta Mesa if6.M'1T .~ •. door~. f'u!l>power, tenor. AU .power ex
'69 VW Fut Baek. Stick fer. (61PJADLJ f57'9ADR): '6T. B~ICi< Sl>@Ci&l 4-Dr AM-FM, til,t Ii: telescopic AM~fM radio.'" Many 1
,Shlft, radio, he&ter. (778-• ?O . ·WllclcGt V11ry aood cond Lo I'., rt~rlnc, et~., e1c. (524EAF) detuxe exitas. An ..Y.,~H
BDEPu>N$1Tcmo. ... FORD . . . 53395 ...... Pis. P/B, . ~~; . • $4885 • '"•e"o1· .. s2'X\to~55™f··· n · · '· Very good co~. Lo mi's. · '
546.7070 · 4 t.'eoo""lJ;"""· uc<ory ai.. 615-11<•. NABERS Cadillac · -. · · • . .
27<0 So. Mai• at Warner • • '70 s-w * '62 Buick Spedal C<>mpad . AIJ'FHORlZED DEAµ:R NABERS Cadll
'70 9U-T Porsche. TOp cond., Yery clean! {VOG681) St095 Sant& Ana r• •• CJ Station Wqon. Auto P/S ~ H'A'R:BOR BI..., AtmroR.IZED DEAL:Elll
mags, am/lm, taagertn.. MARQUIS·AUTff DLR. '68 YW CAMPER · ,. .S.2695 Good "'"xlltion.1_25<> or best aY.frA MESA, • 2600-HAROOR BL, Best offer. 527-1258. • Auto trans fad aft cond ' offer. 54G-9100 .Open Sunday . CDSTA ~ , ' ' MT..Q.163 1961 POruotE 1600 Type B, 900 s. Coast Hwy., Pop top. 4 fPd. dlr, Fully power rteerq:· A brakes. . DAILY Pn.CJI' tor &Cttonl 54(1..:;:_;":.::"';:.---"':::::..=i
xlnt thruout, new palnt, Laguna Beach 540-JlOO camPtt equ;pped. Take Old· J,~70 1.EI ~ ~~~1ae~I 2reaI eood cond. T~cks 962 Trucks
$2400. 49'i-8960. , er f~ C&l' or 1m. dn. ectra c dr. See at 3700
.::-... Tup duk '· · • .$l 79J,. .. ~-
. bro)v\'tiUe~ i:.1. * ' !>Ull LM&
·n """ .. 914 Appe.._, a.!i · TOYOTA
group, am/fm stereo. -
673-TI56. , 8f6..9307
'63 Porsche SC-90, Xlnt 1.946 Harbor, Costa. Mesa
rood., ""'"eed ... qukk '67 TOYOTA. CORONA II.le, ;m. 548-1936.
... ... ca KILLY
l'RLC•, ·a.LUI SOOI( 119 T01t1lut··"" t1616 .smo OtHL 1211
• '10 MOJ:TI CAltLO. ·-.•3100 CZ • 1'41 . ' .... '11 <MaVY s2tt11 · ~--•14'1 .Cl'CI .. . '. . .
... CHRYIUR ,S1291i •239& . . '"' 10 ..
'10 <A .. K,, '
. .. I "•3186 • Df. 111• Al"T) s24&0· . .
•• l'l "TMOUTH. •1&1& •219& • 4 Of,. Y,1,1', (ZLKI
'10 IUICIC •L•C"TRA c.t. C)OI. ! Df", H.T. ·-·s4110 TOYOTA 70 COROLLA 516-8736 aft 1 pm 49<61111. ' $13195 Newport llJYd, N.B.
CWJBOei) vmJbJ iiJb '58 B!nCK -(a). PIS. NEW 1972 Fl OD FORD PICKUP
SANTA ANA 2 llr. 4 spd. '"'· Execll. rood. ·n vw Campe•, "'°"""''" ~= 28541 e, ,..... PIB, -good. ms.
thruout. Sacrifice! Can fin. cond. Crpt, 9950 miles, e' •69 51c.ui..rk 962.-7007 TOYOTA anoe. C6113Bl"P> *'736 at• 13495/ofior. Mu.t ..u. After ,.,. CADILLAC
Senolce .dept. open 7"10 am l0am<91-<81L 6''° m."'65"' (213) .$2495 ·
'tt: 9 ·""! M•nda.t li>nl Fri-TRIUMPH 83l-<m. eu.1..,, 2 t!r. H.T. •uto -"· CADILLAC 1970.
da,y. 1969 VW 9 pus bus. Lie YVL factory air cond power
PHONE 540-U12 895. 12195 + ... • Ile. -A ........ ~ top. EL J>ORADO .•
41" W. Warner, Santa .\Ila ti' I Deal~ 52f-7211, ~ (1CTJ867). ' ' · · FACTORY
TOYOTA Corona '69 2 O.. TRIUMPH 1969 VW Van •• 66 Skylark. AIR CONDITIONING '
Hardtop. Auto, alr/cond. ·· • Xlnt cond. ,Otstom camper · · $895 VIJ\llf top, f.ult lt$.thtr lnter-
111500. 6*-1m, v8 STAG *** 675-6>15 *** . . , . ~.. 1~. FUU ..,...,, rut• 1e1 ..
A I I I~ ,60 VW B Sports cpe., auto tran!,' radio 8Cople stttnn1 It~ AM·
• U. ot, mpor -• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! us, crpt thruout, Ir. heattt. (511DJA).' F'?\f; door ioek, etc. (596-NOWI "'w tires, need• M>me • '66 W'ld at' ASU) . ' ' .
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'10 <ADILUC. S4491i Sli900 'CllL DtYlll" ' Lulltlll ('51 Ol'YI
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FRITZ WARREN'S Ures, 1unrool, 116'0 lmmac. O>nV<rtible, a .. o ...... opoW· NABERS Cadillac
SPORT CAR CENTEll 673--0884. er rteerlnr, power broke•.
710 E. bt St., S.A. 547-0761 I NEEO A HOME (X'Cm97\., Atmi'ORIZED DEALER
EXCISE TAX~~REPEAL! C..... ~1..w. ,an., ~ • 6 ~ . .W. "JOJ YI _.·
t•••, •-" Ulto• .... , M4y llde ......... AM
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NEW 'VOLICSWAGENS
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AT HARBOUR YW · "'•l ...... \-;;:~,.. .... " • . . ----.
Over 150 .New & Used to ,Choose From
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HUGE INVENTORY JO CfJ-!OOSE FROM!·
Open daily ~9; clooed Sunday 1'66 VW Sundial Cam.., * . FORDS , *. :l600 ~~L., ~ TRIUMP,H TR6. Uke Beat Offer. &M·Tm ... • 540-9100 Open Sund&)'
New! <72GBND> $1977. '62 VW Bus, mech. toond. • •69 Falcon '69 Cad Cp. DeVllle, xln't DUNTON FORD New Xf(nt. 1751l. $1495 cond. AU pWI', tact &Jr, l!M. ~7070 ter S. 963"1242 . ~Property settlement forces .,
" 2'J40 So. Main at Warner l.9'll VW VAN F\rtura IPOl'tt. cpe, V 18, auto aale. M&lca otr. 963-167( or + TAX lo LtclNIL . '
Santa Ana Lo mileage! Make offer! trans., taetory air cond., 613-n!i(I. .. * .61 TRIUMPH GT.& * • ~3158 • ~ •leerinr. YYe414. 1--,.,,;:· ':':'-;;;:=..._-
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Xlnt cond. European CW<!. '64 vw Bu&. original """"'· • '68 Mustang -. TIME FOR ''"""''· Brt•~• "'ilfig am. penec• """"· $1,ooo: 494-0380 • ·~·. $f395 QUICK CASH
11475. Ev" 497-1928. attr 6 " wl<enda.. Convert. Auto tn'ns.,' ~ : THROUGH A
VOLICSWAGEN ''2 vw ••n• Good -· ·,...u. " beit... ''DAILY PILOT , SlZ. e 673-M.16 ·(XEV4ll), • • "' • · .
1 '65 vw Bug. Stick Slril' ,... VW '10 Red Pop.Up Camper.. • '68 Falcon :WANJ AD
dCo, heater. (WIM68()). $'77. 11~'· Pvt party. IJJ"'5. • .. ' $11195 A.,,.1, 1-rtad'i 910 DUNTON FORD . 7 · • , 546--7070 69 VW, 38,000 miles, perfect Futura Spts,,~ .. autrJ Trana,
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~'" So M . 1 w condition. Must aeU, niakt ~.radio 'l-he!~ (lhJ'VJW>,; -'san:_n fr.a arner ofter! 962-1782. · 166 -NICOR · ·~ .\ 1·68 POP TOP Camper, stove, 1966 VW Sta Wan, re~t eng t\11 •·$9~5 .,.
'lanterns, healer, more. & trans. New bralrea I: Futura. Auto trans., radio' I
Must sell, $l895. 645-2187 clutch. SllXI 557--8870 heater. (ZVH13CIJ. COSTA' 'MESA
eves. 1'66 vw stauon Wagoo. a.at • '65 Mustang ·n VW p:ip.top Camper nice conch Hon. Pho n e : 589 5 Alf I FM, warranty XI n t 540-5615
cond. $3600. 548-2527 I "'64,,....VW'"'B°'ug,..,"'re"bl°"t-,-.,.-, .......... w V 18, auto. trans. power steer·
1971 VW S W Ilk btk! rad lo _,.......,..., ing, radJO I: heater. CNRE-ta q ., e new, 1 • -r-,....·~·· 150)
ll.600 mftes. Factory wart'ly. Good cond. ·SS~ 67J.-l350 i
Call 642--091•. ·69 'fW wn_,,,0,. ,.,,, "'""· • 63 Country Seel
Au11>1, Now 980 Red w/black tni.•.1$131>. . ·5295
-' 146-~ ' 'rran.oorttiloft. f1LJ341)' :
"" vw """ u, -· wl"' * CHEVY. s· *. · TtnL Pfll;I. t
673--012I '
•o; VW· Bus, new bralcet, • '69 •1~
ttm, 1600 •t\id'"" sreat. , $2295 Ji25b er oner. U)-960l1 , Auto p-ans, fl'dory air'cond,
66 V:W Bus, rqJ? ~· power itfering &: brb., pow-·~ E~. $1500-i er·<Wlndows, ·stock 2844.
°'best oiler. '4-"17! • '71 Nova $2295
'TI. .vw We1tphalla. Camper, Auto trans, radio '& heater.
7200 ml. Like new. Must <887CI'Ol
sacrifice 673-7317; 548-7897. · * CADILLAC * '69 .. VW, coflvertible, new
,tln!s, .e"xcelleo~ ,cond
&4.f..6760 aft 6 pm.
'67 vw sundial camper, only
.f2,88S . ml'1. All OVfT Im·
·m~t~ ~· 133-!238.
'70 VW BuJ", AM/FM. Jani
"""'· $1£5(). ** Call MWllT **
VOLVO
'72 VOLVO
Large Selection For
Immediate
Delivery ·
819 Savings On
Remajnfng
'71 VOLVOS
• '63 Sedan De V
$595
Fuil power. !KSP46fl * IMPER~l *
• '69 Le-Baron
$l495
Factory air cond, fUH pow-
er. (VPS562) .
Spociallzlng In Ouollty
BAUER
BUICK·OPEL-
JAGUAR
234 E. 17th St., Costa Meat
L 541-n6S blJU CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
. VOLVO Tranaportatlon
646-9303 Speclali:
19t8 Harbor, Colla Mesa ·~~ Con •••••••••• S595
'66 VOLVO P1800 ""°'"'BS ............ 1495
4 speed overdtlve, nid}o, GLW300 •
heater, i<'1iciiti ~l!d """" """ 1399
DAISUN
2845 HARIOR ILVD •.
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6 h~uling da.ys .
'til Christmas.
Time to qet crackinq. Move QOOda.
Make deltverles. You need a
Datwn Picl:up. Torsion bar front
tutperuion; heavy duty rear.
· Overhead cam enQ{ne that dallvera
up to 2S miles par oallon.
Ira America'• number one 1elllnq
· fmJ'O!'l jruck., Need a plck\IJ'? .
Ddn a ?>&-... then Ucido.
S.. Ou• Complete Lino Ol 72 Dalluu, e STATION WAGONS e PICKUJOS
.. 2 DR. & 4 Dlt. SIDANS e FASTBACKS e 240Z (LIMITID QUANTITY)
540-6410 .
TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY! $ J 899 'IT Chev. Station Wagon Si& •
. DEMONSTRATORS
; .. NOW ON SALE
OYER 20 TO
CHOOSE FROM '· '
~m ltlDi4 ~ Countey.1.cadtd.
-TOYqTA ]..::~:::::::::::: COST A . MESA
1916 Har:!;~ .. M... ~~""""' $495 I 1A' '15U N '. '66 VOLVO Station Waaon,
J.22 S, 4 Dr., R/H, aood ~
cond. Prlv. party, tm. ~ AT TRIMINDOUS
SAYINGS . A54~~ant ad " • rood (~=· 2M5 HARIOR ILYD. S4o.6410 ca..-------------------'----------"4>1' lnWlbnent 'C"'°" b1.N•l7<" •
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owned car. hMlt Ford has oV.r 150 cars Jo ·C:haolf
from, OllCI ..... prlced ior·hnm•illate sale.
'71 POllD ... , ....... llecfely .....
CP OUll
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$100,000.00
USED CAR
SALE!!
$3699 '61 PONTIAC I.Ml.I,., C--. VI, ...,,__
""'" p0Wtr ,,_Int. '''" {VP~ JMJ
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ff'9lll., "•ir;;1 ~-... ' tent'(. ~ 240 . .
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$1799
$2899
'7t •olD . . $2399 O.IPI«. 4 Dr., V'"'4 T .. -
AW. <• AUi) . ''.ff,' MIOCUOY $17.99 MorifllDD M)(. '?> eO!o1 tr1,..,, 11'1!!!!' ,,..,.,, "11,l'f,otf,'4l . fr
'71POID ' •$ , Y·,., """"" ..... ""'· "'· ' 2899 .... 1 (.,.,,.,., • ' ~ ,.
'ff MUITANO . $20:99 VI. auto. tr-.. ...,_ .....
111L •Ir, low lftl!G. l'lp OIJI
~'!..!..~: .... _ ... $1199
Mite. "-· ..,_ '""'""" "'elf"'. IWFW 11•>
'61 MHCUOY $1999 ... ,. ... ftttlM ....... VI. _,.._, ........... ,.._ .. ............................ llld!s. _...,. ""°' raclr, rtct.. elr, 1MW ..,_ (WIC GI) '
?!..~~ ..... -$2599 .................... Ir,'" , .. Al:,) .
'ff l'ONTIAC $1999 OTO. W. I.,,_,,...,_,
IDIL~J
''7 CONTININTAL $1699 t'ull llDW'' a •lr.-leMM ""°'· (WWl. .. ,
....... C.0-. ,, ...... -3099. '7t CHIMIO~IT • ' ' .............. , ... ~)
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'4t CADILUC1
tffw,u,.., c:uskim. 1n11rlltr,
tUN Ilk• ntw. llkM>9.5J
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70 CHIVROLIT
Pickup,. "nQ'>, 17t}JllJ
'61 'PORD
, .. VI,. ft.'*'· ~A)
'61 DODGI
VM Sp)rhl!'lll'I, \II, l utl. ~· cm1c1•).
'6t T-llRD
4 door, tull powtf" • •Ir.·
1'60 BFM)
7D '01D fllllll wltfl 1lx He umpw,
...... -·" ll'*ll .
' $599
$2"9
1
$2A99'
$1699
$1999 "
$2499
$2999
'ff CCl!fTINilrTAL $2999'' • OOW. ll'vll ..,_., •Ir,
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crff JllP • v ........ ..,..._w.,...
"llwlfll"'I (Uk 0161 $2499
TAKE YAilEY YD llF -Elll FREEWAY! -. . .,.
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990 Autos, UMd "° Autos, u.... 990 I ;A;-;;;..,..;;~;:;~990~ Autos, I/old ft/) . A..,.. U.... 990 A-, Used
CADILLAC CADILLAC CHEVROLET .. CORvrm''.~·. -·-----..-1·'°""=,.,...,,...,.-,.-CADILLAC CADILLAC
' LAR~EST I CADILLAC 1967 '69 El Cam·1no 67CADlu.ACSedandeVille. SELECT ON OFI S ~'· laclocy a~. CADILL CS IN EDAN DE VILLE V-ll, Afr Cood, Auto Trans,
( 1$2199 ORANGE COUNTY, FACTORY =. =•·w::. ~
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC SALES.LEASING ~~--CO!;IDIT,!_0NIN1 0 Tl,.., Mint Cond, Sbat'p,
24 AU'IHORIZED ~""""""" &•\ltt u1ue t nlah Holiday Sp.rial Bal of S
'65 CALAIS HT COUPE 1------
Very n1ce! <NQF857)
Only lfl.095 •
MARQUIS. AUTH. DLR.
:.·.~ ------"""'"'"I" 1971 Corvette
80HarborBlvd.atFalrDr. SERVICE with padded top, bl~ cloffl 50<XXI m1le ' i:..
900 S. Coaat Hlcbway. Colla Meu" " 5f6..801T • .. • & leather interior, 1UJJ pow-"if • wvrath.,,
LeJuna Beed> 04ih1100 ·n rµ.ooRADO, <•mp! Nabers Cad1Dac: er, otereo~ AM-FM, door $Z495
4,212 Ofiaina1 mllea. Factory1 "
warranty, a.Ir conditiOnin&, •
AM·FM radk>, t\ll'bo bydi'a-
tnaUc 1ranr, 1Jcenae num·
ber (VAMJ
$5275
'66 C.D.V. sacrlfi~ $1595. '®P'd,. gold/wh!br. SOOD 2600 HARBOR BL.. locks. See to appl'l!da.te.
Gold A belae, fU11 pwr, ML $8295. Priv, owner. COSTA MESA (TUF.l8'1). ' '11--..1 S Le ROY CARVER
Rolls-llDyce * BMW 2925 Harbor Blvd. Maey """' pvt p ly 846-4621 89<-.1301. 511.9100 ,Open -• $t985 • 'HCUU • e
6ft...5834. EL Dorado '69 FJ,.!c aunroot The Wtest draw in the.!\'.~ ~ Amlrlc.n Urtal '1 O.ta Mesa 546-+t44
}'.,. that Item undor . SS>, 38,000 mi, a~ , $4995 ••• a Doily P!Jot CW.med NABERS Cadillac: -
-""'Penny Pibcher • can alt 4 pm. &t.2-3417 Ad. 6«2-5678 1 .... ~ s. ••-•-&
'85 CONV 4100'.t mi.
4 spe«li Po<raction.
Good clutch, braket, "' tBO AUTHORIZED DEALER • -~ ~ 'Autos,. ,.... 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New ~ HARBOR BL., Santa ~ ;.;.........:..... _____ ........ __________ ~1 COSTA MESA '67 CAMARO Tires, Battery. AM/FM
$1300. 548-7101 •
AU.NEW ,
197 J'S & De•1st11tors
DISCOUNTED :;
TOSEllNOW!
NEW
1971 CAPRICE . $1003 28
,I DISCOUNT '
'61 CORVETIE' PlllqWE-IVITM COllflDINCE
Thtst carScorry bala'nct of S Year•
50.000 ~t Warranty.
I '66 CAPRICE
P'11tb11 ck."FKt. 1111"
eoricl., ~JI -V.t. turtio-l!ydr•, redb, f11pe.
deck, .... Jw. (WON 411
$AVE
'65 IMPALA
"v.f, Iulo. fr.M., powtr 11..,ltlQ, radio, ttt.ter. 'CNFY "1)
$599
'64 IMPAtA
t P11Hl!Clt'I", Itel. '•Ir COlllL, v ...• ,., tRm... ---'"'" ·~ power "'911:•. l)OWtl" ,,_.
{l"l(H "''
$999
70 CHO, , ' NOYA
$port COU Pll , Vi,
llUlo. lr1111$., POW*• 1tnr., f1t1. 1/r. (614
ABB).
"70 MONTI
CAILO .
rurbl:M\Wd(•, 11ct. 1rr
clllld., Vl!'VI top, tin 11eer. wt>MI, poW9r
tlW., low mUet.
'69 CHEY.
MALllU
Cou p1 , Vt, auto.
tren1., power ''"•· Ing, r11dlo, llfftlf".
()(OIC .stJ)
'10 MALllU
v.a, turbo llydr•ma· lie, low mlltl, facr.
11lr COl'ld.. POWW
Ifft!'., 'radio, Miit•. (Oll2 CIY)
,Pll MlF) -~---
'6t IMPALA
toupe, VS, fKt. 11r
cond .. pwr, 11 ...... 111111. trim. IYUM· -ai.n:
'70 NOYA · 'coun '50""cu. II\. ftine,' 1pt9d, . f1ct. air
cond., -,, ..... ,
tedio, h••·· (77f. ADZI •
F-et, lllr cencl., llVIO. , ... ,.. .• v-1, ~-. ""ts.
AM/FM 1l•eo, paww
brllk... pa-,, .... ·•
wllMI covers. CTSH 1'7)
$1099 -.
'70 IMPALA
COUPe. VI,. 11ct. air
cond., 111fo. tr11n1., ti.I· 1nc1 of warrantv. (ZYC-19~)
$2599
$2799
540oemJ Open Sunday "327" VS, automatic trans, WANTED
'68 CADIILAC SEDAN DE p>wer ateerlng, factmcy air, CORVETTE Hardtop
VILLE. Full power, factory power brakes, raHye llJ>(¥1s, '69-'n: sta.-4211 ew1 e cond. CZBU'/65) UUU<8S. --'-c-'o"""u:..;Gc.:A::.R=-I
DAVE R~~rPONTIAC $l499
2480 Harbor Blvd, at Fair Dr. .. 1968 COUGAR hard .top, a'J;,
C.OSta Mesa ~1 xlnt cone!. $1795. Private • • '69 El Dorado, local car, all 441 l aan m.. party. 546-3876.
extras! $4750. Call 847-9696 NEWIJOI H DODGE wkdays, eves & wknds 673·0900 .!..~~~ .
642-1178. 1960 CHEVY, good '64 DODGE Dart 4 Door 'Sf.
'70 F!.EE'IWOOD El Dorado transportation, ~. dan, Automatic Transm.11-
fully equlp'd, Xlnt Care. 540-0117 sion, Good Tr~tipo,.
23,<XXI ml, $5750. 675-7545 '70 Monte Carlo ·vinyl tp, (RTU~) $"177.
675-3727.. P/S, arr, AM/FM, heatu, DUNTON FORD
lmmacu1ate 833;-2934. 546-7070 , , CAMARO CHRYSLER 221o So. MaJn at w..,,.;.
'67 CAlttARO. Rally Sport. Santa Ana ,
327 engine. PIS· PI B. '68 CHRYSLER NEWPOR'!· 1968 Dodge Dart-4 dOl:J',
Conv. Bucket seal!, Needs Full JIOY(er, 1actory air white wall tires. 6 cyl.
some body work. A!kirw rood., landau root. (\'TD-automatic trans, r adl.o,
$700. 557-4861. 835) heater. ~.000 actual ~s.
CHEYELLE $l599 Privai. party 847--0652. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '6' OODGE <-Dr _,,
'66 O>eveue s.s 427, new eng.; 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Rm, 6 cyl., Auio, se,co}
new paint, new tires, hu Costa Mesa 546-801.T mi's. Creamputt., $:;;50 .
whls Hurst, Headen. 4 spd., '66 Clm.YSLER. Crown Im· n41646-4Tl9. •·
Mallory ign., Isley cam, •8 perial. Fl.II! power, factory 'M OODGE Dart, ena-. runs track ta~ deck, Cra.I& air. tmY261> $577.
oplas. Pe« '°""· lmo. DUNTON FORD ~~ mu.~r!'°"
"""99. 546-7070 'CHEVROLET 2'Z40 So. Mam at Warner
Santa Ana
*'71 CHEV. IMPALA* BEAUTIFUL '65 Cluyder
CUstom Cpe. "350" V8, air, New Yorker 4~, hrdtp,
power steering, power brak-PIS, Pl'B, P w r bucket
es, vinyl inter;ior. 5 to choose seats &: windows, a Ir,
from. Hurry, u low as AM/FM, WISIW, VG cond,
'64 DODGE Poiara. 2 Dr.
Hudiop, Blg Englne, 4
Speed, 'Red & Shari>! (GNY.,
108) $47'1. •
DUNTON FORp:
546-7070
2240.So. Main at Warner
Santa Ana •• ' $2795 l!Bl. 644-'5n .~1961~-"I;i'MP;;;;,E"RI°'AL,-"'XLN=:;-1 CHARGER '68, 383, -fiill MacHoward RUNNING COND. No power, Now ..... ~ makil;~-
839-9000 or 5.11-06ll!I reasonable oner refused. fer. 644-Tl58. •
. Corner lst & Harbor (n4l 495-4286 *· 'ti8 CHARGER. 383,. '&Ir
Santa Ana V COMET cond., :·~ 1!675.
"68 CJIEV. D Camino. ery ----------I .~==~"'---~I "'""'· Canary Yellow, VS. '61 CDMET Cpe., Stick Shit< '68 00DGE Qwvr, J)tlI
:Auto, Trans., Alr Condition. Radio, Heater, (00\1347) p<J'Wer, fa-Of:ory air, ~
ing, Power Steering, IQ-$177. dean. (2.NV177) $1771. ~~-
'DUNTON FORD DUNTON FORD DUNTON FOR.,.
546-7070 546-7070 •. 546-7070 2240 So, Main at w~r 2240 So. Main at Warner
2240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana Santa Ana
Santa Ana CONTINENTAL MUST Sell :'68 Coronet ''dr. * '71 CHEVY'• * VS-P/S-Aut~R.H. 1 oWllU.
mPALAS e CHEVELLES Make oiler 64&-6759. ~
cAMARO's 1968 Canti11ental CHALLENGER 1970, Pw:ple. HERT% CORP. z DR. H.T. Ak/rood. Xlnt "'""· 12'91.
St.~·p IJp ;f o : 1LUXURY. • • • •
221 W. Katella, Anaheim One owner O'l'ia:inal car, Full Call 962-2667. ·
(714) 778-4050 powor. (416Affil
'70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. $2775
Vi, auto., faclocy ak, pow-ROY CARVER
er steering. (164CXG) • Rolls-Ro)'t'e * BMW
EDSEL
'59 EDSEL. 4 dr we&• ~t
cond. l'OO. . ,•
• at a pnce
you can afford
1970 4-Dr •. Sedan
Beautlful 1Iamor a:old metallic ftnl&h with·l@lther·interlor
and matching landau root. Luxury equipped ot course.
Full power A 6-way power·se&ts, dlmate;control-alr con..
dftionin(, tllt 1teerJng wheel, st~ tape , a ya: tern. etc.
ImmacuJ&te throuJhooL (838AGA)" "' ~ . .
$4575
AU THESE BEAUTIFU.L LUXURY '.AUTOMOBILES ARE IMMACULATE, INSIDE ~ND OUT ••• '
YOU'LL NEYER FIND A BmER SELECTION OF PRESTIGE CARS THAN RIGHT NOW!
1969 Mark III 1970 Chrysler 1966 Continental
:t door sedan. Beautiful Bra.zUian gold,
leather Interior, Landau root. FuU lux•
ury features Including full power, fac·
tory air cond., 6-way po\\--er seat, etc.
(Sr.tA733)
Immacul&te. Beautiful Silver Mink fin-
lah with black leather interior A match·
Ing landau root. F.quJpped with full
powtr includfn& 6-way seat, Climate con--
trol air cond., till 1trg. whed, automa ..
tJc crulle control, etc. This fine automo-
bile obYJoualy bu had the best ot care.
(WXFll34)
$4875
1970 Colony Park
M.,.,11 11 ,..._ W.,.n
22 000 miles. Beautiful tvy green metal· Uc' Dnlsb wtth matching Jnterior. Full.Y
Jomuy equipped. lull power, Wt 1trg.
whftl. AM-FM Stereo rad&o. roet Jua:·
la&• rtdl, etc. (005ASI)
'$3975'·
•
Town & Country Wapn
Cool polar white finish with sparkllna:
medlwn blue Interior. Equipped with the
finest full power, 6-way seat, air condi•
tlonlng .. roof rack A mucll more. Beau•
tiful throughout (821ASG)
$3375
MANY, MANY MORE . .
FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE
SEE THEM ALL TODAY!
$1275
1969 Cadillac Sed.
DeVille. Immaculate. BeauU!ul Bahama
mist metallic V.'ith black landau .l
matching littcrior. Fully luxury through·
out. AM-Flt!, Ult-tele:, tull power, air
cond., etc. This attractive automobUe Is
showroom f-m;h. See & drive today, Sale
priced, (251AGEI
ohnson & son, $38.75
L I i\!I i • l \'
2828 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA•MESA • &4o.a30
I I
-
$2199 2925 -Blvd. · DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Costa ;M.,. ' "'4444
2180l!arborBlvd.atFalrDr. 1969 Mark 'lll Costa Mesa 546-80I7
'67 IMPALA bi~ Immaculate Rolls • Royce . wago~, '6 trade4n. (843'DUI) ~ngine, fu11 pwr, &11', xlnt $4575
"'"'·· Priv. •""'· 11195. ROY CARVER .,.....,,.
'64 CHEVELLE 70-307 T-Rolls-Royce * BMW
hydro, PS, a1r cone!. $4.50. ~ Harbor ffivd.
firm. 892-404I. c.osta Mesa 5464444
Can 646-7354 .. '
FALCON
'6.1 FALCON Sta Win 6 eycl:
auto, VERY CLEAN, ,.,o.J
tires, $195. ~7. ·
'&I. Runs good! Near new ·
tires. '72 license. $1'15. · • 548-4448 .
FORD
'66 CAPRICE 4 dr h.t. 6 way '67, XI.NT cone!, New tires, I ·,-,,-'l'ORIN--0-Squ-~-W-.--,, t . d . $2100. ...v :-rIM:t'~~~. con · ()Tig * Owner, 494-2339 * full power. Xlnt cond. $2800.
Wkdays after 7 pm & * ''9 IMPALA 2-DR CORVAIR wire""' 547-5221.
' Loaded! $1750. 540-7127 1°"964,,....-:CO'.:"R:-:V:cAIRO:--,,,....D,,.....o .-,· l-'ii1963iii°'>ECOmNwoii'L1NiNiE:-Vv'>ANii"'I
'63 IMPALA SS Monza, 4 spd sHCk, AM/FM 6 cylinder -stick shift .
$180, 646-1~ radio, many recent rep$. Private Party 492-31I6 .
'66 Chevy ImpalaJ good cond, Immac. Int. Current lh-1964 Country Squire \\•agon,
pwr steering, a.Ir, $850. spectlon 1Ucker. $325. air/cone!, full powE'r, ~
494-TI70 atl 7 pm. 545-3810. or best offer. 644-llfi6 CiM.
~-~---~~' Autos, lmportod 970 Autos,_ Imported 970 Autos, lmpomd 970
~CHECK THESE VALUES i ,
'69 TRIUMPH TR& ~~~: ~:.~T. ' '2t 98 ~
~.s=1~o~a=Ts=u=1~s=ED==A=1-.-.~~~~~~~~~~~*699==~
'68 OPEL COUPE r:::T.:.;• '"' S899 ·~
-.&4-~11=T=E=R=1:.,.a=T=1~0"'1~A"'L-.';.'."::'"~~--.·,-=.~·'"?:'":,,...· ..,.-----::s"'1-:c099= 1
'66 MUSTA11G """"'"· • CTL. St 099 ' ft STICK, SHAlll"I llKa \st)
'69 PONTIAC GTO (YXW "" St 699 ;.,8~7~0~LD~S~D~EL'"U~l~E-...,.~,~~'"filo"~~~··"-··~~~~-,"7i&A99 ··.· RADIO, HIATalt. (411 CTO)
;.,64;;,....,F~ALCO~~N"Pl~C~IY.UmP"'fm.~~·,•~,~~Lr:--~~~~.s~t~t•gg•~
'68 SIYLARI :~Tl~.................. St&99 :
'&1 IUSTAH :i!:~:·~ ...... "'"'"' '1099 ~
'69 OPEL SEDAN :,•(:go, "'0
'
0
• '""'" s799
'69 CHEVY IAUBU St699.
'69 188 GT COUPE 4 Sl"ltD, OVlll01UVI,
llADIO, HIATlll. IYY.l '3111
@.,.,,,, ~'~'~'~'~'~o~o '"~"!""'"@ 187 11 ar l'f''.:H O LVD HUNT INGTON SEAC H 8 4 2 ·4435
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LET US WRAP UP
A CHRISTMAS DEAL
ON A BRAND NEW
1972 GREMLIN
WARD S. LEE INC.
Authorized
AMERICAN MOTQRS
D1•ler ·
12'4 South Main SI., Sanli Ano 547-si26'
S1turdiy, De<lmbt; 18, 1971
:!""r"i.~-..;.._,_.....;...__,,._ ~~-=~~--
'
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·roMERCURYcoucAa ..... 65 MUSTANG 2 Doer IW'd· .,9 oLDs DELTA ,,6 oLDs .,,. . tt7011w11ec•r~ ~ii-T•-r,1; ·wa".f.:lsoN,.,,.1~."'7"";:70;-:Tr:i.1ii1ii11pr-
tactory a1r, powttot-. IDp. VI, Landau .... Air. ROYAL~Coupe.AM/ Convertlbk. VI, a~to. air 2,:.H.T.~::•::= ff UlrU ~1'1111-.ele.
vi'IYI l'OOI.$~ $5D7TU, NTON FORD P'M, Wt "' tole -. lac-<Ol>d.l PS, P9, Wt "' tol• 1'Jot'~ fl 1ml! A-.lle. alt -'8 ,,,; ' • $»95
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ..,. air, '""' """· vln>i Wllff · 'l'Uo _, _,,11, • 1 -Jllu:ry Wolo .,.
:H10H&tboi:B1..i.atr.i.0r. m.7t7o "°'' ...... ....,. ~ ::2 .. 1~~":; ROY A.RYa . -.;JO..Jt tor tlolo 1ow MacH01wari
O.ta M.., 51M01T 2240 So. Main at w.-. $2~99 ly! ! Prlvata -· Call all ! ltdfo.-* BMW """' 1115. (WBJT51) -« 511
1971 MERCURY Santa Ana 6 pm, 55T-90I&. m; H-·a1..i. • MARQUIS-AUlH. DlR. amt lot"' -
STATION WAGONS ~•1 219 HI-·m OLDS 442 455 w/alr in. Oooia -• i14M4U Sonla Ana HERTZ 'CORP. Borr wan:.r newH:r~~· ductton, PJS. Pte.·amtton 'ii PONT. lloMovllle. epe. IOI I. Qoaot Ills!>-'Jr -~QtO. Factory .
2:21 W. Katella, Anaheim whtels. etov.>e;, Edltbrock'. N.i!!! llA'fltl 1ttreo. Shar1>. MT-1446. Auto, powt'!, lit oond. lAltina BNch !Ul)..11(1) 'Cond., run Power;
(714) 77MOSO 410'•· $995/bot ofr. 639-.1<;62. 071·~bt.i""~ M9\'INC, muot ..U im1ntdl· (\IOG'lll!J RA.MILER jlool. ~TYH6ll). ·o...PU')!
t968 >tONTEGo w..,,n, • 1'71 MUSTANr. '65 itlil*lvo. Au-iii •lillt.,Z.~?.:."'""~"" DA'vi'it£Y-'PONTIAC' · · ' · '«a.!Jl!f!UNT. ON FORD
pa,., .~. aU pow,., lo HI..., CO p P,.T, ,_ .0. Pwr. ~ -. ' ~811'1 111 ~ '70 .&-"-••"-' U
mu ... Xlnt cond. 11"'1. . ,.,., • •• Faetol)I >.Jr. -tinL ·n ji[ftiii)UTH-:-: ~-""· •t ·~~E.'.· ~1·--...-~· · 546.7179 I 644--0963. . 2Z1 W. Katen., Anaheim upliohtery/blue. S1riQ ~· ' , • Mell' ~t 211>r HT· V4, A~to nan.. f .,_..,, M&1n at Warnar J
·n MERCURY Cousar XRT <7l 4J rlM050 · • Owner ""4581 '68 "REBIR'r ·, -Stee\ins., ."• ~ "· • ' •Santa Ana -· ' ·~ 0 0 • . ·~·MU-··~ ~-~-· •N ... oELr · u 1u11· _ MOVING, "'"" .,u i... . r,1 .,. ......,, Vi.,. Top, s.n ""' • ... . . 1 -n., take pymnts. '" 0 A'AI,,,, ... _,...__ "0• -.. .ci,, ....... mediately?' 'II ftYrMutb -'· · ' •t..dwf. ~AN'tl ' -~.i.•·.~ -power, I
642-JB22 * 163-9320 A!T.,.Fact. Afr, PIS, P/8, AM/FM, Wt Wbl, """ Fury f .dr air no ,.., o!• '2 Dr. O>upe. dlr. Auto:, pwr: · ( 52695 ....,,, $125. , MUST A.NG Lolded. 1334VlJl!l 1257'1. wind·· landau. 1.1 so o ter ~tuuiit ~ · ,,....,,., c.n tinl.nce pvt. 968-3608 DUNTON FORD 96&-:W.S • pty. Sm. dn. -alt 10 '63 T-BIRD . ' '
'65 MUSTANG, new hypo. , •. ~7070 163 ·OLDS .Sta Wtn. Nkf:. '6$. Plym; Vtliant Si.IMt, a.m ~-1mi. ~. s &aod condition saso: ' !
289. 4 spd. new clutch, tach ~·So .... ~ .. •:_ warner '·~· Call &tM5&7 ~ 9 to =~~ ~· ~~· ~ 'UpRrvPO=~ •• ~ l\ A N-P ft i:UU .Lee 979-M53 .rt 1 Pm 1 !
&: clock $750. M7-3765. -...ta A.114 , "·.,., • _ , , ""-l' ...... _.. ·· a. · · W h it e Elephant&" ~. '
rr·s Beach ...,.. -· Bis· '67 MU1tans HT, v-1. air, vuanc:1., ·cnat _.,,, Rent ' . PONTIAC ; "t ~ * . · ' ..m.lo• ~ n "'"""" )'OW' .. .,., ' .. -"'!!'!!'!!!'!!' _____ "!!'!!'!!'!!"--int Rlection ever! See the tqMf',· ·fl· auto, neW tires, ~ h6ule, ·&pf.; don! TRANS rn~t Mil ''7 GTO, 541·512' them into "CASH't ~ FORD FORD DAILY PILOT Oull!led brb & ._.,,; $900 .. otter ·bids .• ebi. thru a Dally Piiot '61 GTO $1415 ' .· new palnl/tlrH, 3 si>d auto, 12.lf So. Main SL them thru Doily PHo" -;~-:-~:=:-:=::-=--l~,.~ctlon~'.Cnow~lc_ __ = ~-OMll!led Ad. •. 673-4031.a< !lla.9749. t<hlt-. $1000., 492-1221. Sallta Ana Ct&ultied. 64~.
. 1970 FORD '67 MUSTANG Autos, Now 980 Autioo, NeW.· ' "6 ftoutoo. Now · . 9IO Autos; Now
·•; GALAX IE SqG Radio, Mater, autom&dc
2 Dr. H.T. Immaculate trans., J>OWtt steerlnt, air,
sporty attractive light Ivy SXG453,
yellow with &Old interior, $1399
dark brown landau root. ~!.. ";~i. r~~:i~~·':.'~'; fltollTOYlOWllATA. cand., hurry on this one.
Oearanee Priced C395AUHl
$2775. Johnson & Son, 2626
Hatbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. -646.-9307 .'S4~. 1946 Harbor, com. Mesa
'70'TO!UNO GT. 2 Dr., H.T., '64 FORD Fairlane 500. 2 Dr.,
.V-3, Auto. Trans., Fae. Air, Hardtop, VB, Auto. Trans ..
. Pow. Brakes & Wmd. R&H. Power Steering, Po\1.-er
(eAFW) $1977. 1 • Brakes, R.adkt, Heater, Bue·
. QUNTON FORD 1ret s.ai.. 1"""'> "11• 546-7070 DUNTON FORD
2340 So. Ma in at Warner 54&--7070
Santa Ana 22-60 So. Main at·Warner
Santa Ana C.•lir• '70 ........ $1925 --~19~,,~F=o=R=D--
Tetiflo VS, '429". Only 24,too
miles, pwr. steer., pwr. LTD COUPE ~· a 1 · L .. , dJo Style leader. Cool arctic ..-.... e1, u o tranlli., ra ,
heater, new wsw tires, tach-white with dark blue inter.
, Qliny other deluxe extra•. tor &: landau roOr. Auto. ~,to appreciate. (42SAKJ) trans., rad'a, heater, factory
AIERS Cad'll air cond., pwr. steer., pwr.
I GC brks., pwr. windows & much
AunIORIZED DEALER more. Clearance Pr J c e d
2l6(X) HARBOR BL., (XSLlBO) $2175. Johnson &
COSTA MESA Son, 2626 Harb>r Blvd.,
,540-:9100 Open Sunday ~"°""~~M~"~'~· _s<o-_5630_. _
·~FORD Ga1axie. 4 Door. '67 FORDGa1axie. V-8, Auto.
Runs Good, VS, Automatic Trans., Factory Air Cond.,
:J'taru., Radio. (IGK968) Pov.·er Steering. S h a r p!
$117: 11TI'802J wr .
. ~UNTO.N ~RD 1?UN!~7N070FORD
546-7010 -
• ~ So. ?.fa.in at W~r 2240 So. Main~at Warner
Santa Ana . ' Santa Ana . '
'70 Ford Station W11gon ·n PINTO, lu.'M'y decor. Ac·
Country Stdan. VS, pov.·er cent Group. Only 3900 mUes.
steerinc &: brakes, automa.-Must sell. ~5474
tic .trans. air, mll!t see to JEEP
aprftdate.
$2895 : '42 JEEP soft top, roll bar.
· Hubs, many extra!, $1)).
Call ~100 ; aft 6 pm . . . •n JEEP. Lp mi New oond .
. . -ltnlUIUlllWll D·"·-1• ar 's.si-5434 6 am/2 COSTA. MISA ..... ~ ~ . '
549·3031 bt.66•67·61 PM, 540-6505, 2-8 pm.
'Ill COUNTRY SQUIRE WAG· LINCOLN <:J!j. V-8, Auto. Trans.. Pow-______ _
ft'Steerina-. $S77. 1962 Lincoln Continental Ail' . DUNTON FORD .. ..,, dean. M"'t .... ·""':
'. ~7070 ~·99-=":::"~===-
2241) s.. >taln at warn" MA YERICK
Santa Ana * '71 · l'ORDS * CALAXIE!I • MUSfANGS '70 MAVERICK
• : TOf.INOS 2 Door. dlr. Dix coupe. Un· .· HERTZ CORP. dcr 12,000 ml. Owned by))!.
221 W. Katella, AnaJieim tie old bank~r. Take small
(714) 778-4050 dov..'JI or finance. (336BEN>
I ~--~----I 494-6811 alt 11 am 546-3736. 1961 GALAXIE 4 dr., l
oWner, auto tram:.. A/C. '70 MAVERICK 1\ll>st · drive ., app,...,late
'.16,lil. 64<-T>l!. . 2 Dr Dlx "· J;;c;,.-~~~~~,-1 . dlr. uvaded . Fact.
SAC. •n Ford SUper Van air. Can finance pvt. pty.
Custom campe'r, 10,000 mi's. Take sm. dn. 494-Qlll aft ll
~/bst olr. 557-3&81 ~am=546-81"'-"-C36".~-~=
Autos, Used
~cost A· MESA
DATSUN .. ·:
1966 BUICK-
~Wildd't. CutlOM, !:Jtr.mtly
C)""l l'J"IYIMlt 0.....-AIJMi. , Mob\le Witt! Full l'llWtlr Ind ~· s1'29s
.l 967 COUGAR XR7
t11\llllUI 11111 wlli'I Yllltll LM-
11111 Totti., ll•tf. ~utl, T,_., ;;"~295
1968 M.G. MIDGET
WI\' Ab ti VI AY11r1g1 Aufl.
rr111111i.. 11111111111 '" Ev•rv W1y, link Tttll'll. s995 -
1970 MAVERICK
t O-, Auto. Tr1111. E•· fTl'iitlY CINnl ~utl Sit Tl "'Wtcltto, llnit Ttnnl, s1495
:: ho Ovr Complolo Lino of '72 Dahun1
OVER 150 . NEW 1 '197.2'$ AT 1971 FREEZE PRICES!
. ", $AVE • 'AVE • $AVE• $AVE' ··· .. ' . • •
'71 .. DE .MO DE ,AD~:INE : DE !(·., .. 31! .
OUR FINAL GROUP OF 1971 STAFf CARS MUST ' BE CLEARED BEFORE JAN: COME IN TO-
DAY AN~ LET US ' SHdW YOU HOW ·f,; U~tl .. Y'• r'A.~T TO SEE ~E .. ~~-~THE~ -IN YOU~
GARAGE. ... , . . . , . . i:.. ~. ,,,, .:· , , . .. .. ~
• • ' ~ ' " I
'71 COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON '71 THUNDERBIRD 4 DR.
10 p1111nger. 429 VI , olt cond., 1vlon"11lic,
P.S. a br1k11, ro cHo, d1lua1 rick. llt-111
lltoughtll'I. Air concl., full powt r, vlnyl top, AM.
FM 1tt rte. 12)0042
l02 VI, t i• concl., outol!'l•tlc, powor •+••rint &
bt1k11, rid.lo, c1111•l•1 Y!11yl top. 230-196 ,
429 VI, oir cond., 11,1lomolic, power 1te1ri11t I
br1lr-.1, .AMifM rocllo, tlnt.d 9l,t1. l]t.711_
'71 MACH I MUSTANG '71 TORINO GT . '71 GALAXIE 500 CNTRY. SEO. '71 MAVERICK GRABBER
lO? VI, •ir c:o11d., 1utom1tic:, power 1t11rin9 I
br1k11, r1cfie, tinttd gl 111. ?10·191
2 Dr, H.T. l51 VI, oir cencl., powtr 1t1trlnt I
, br•k•1, AM.FM 1t•r•o, •utom•tl1 tr•n•~ I ll·llJ
10' p111. •11011. 429 VI, air co11d., 111tom1tlc,
power 1t1trl11g a llr••··· ·ftdio. 111.110
l 1p1M h enunl11ien, power 1teeri11g, r11ili1,
'llet •••h. 111-141 -•
15 TO CHOOSE FIOM. '""""' ,,.,.,.liitlcs. C:-try Sods., Squlrol,
Torino, V.W., YolYo, D9h1t•1 Olds., M~ Toyota, Opel. '61 ,.,. '71
models. Some wlttl fuU power & air eond.
EXAMPLES:
'65 FORD WAGON '69 FORD WA.GOlll
Countrv 1ed1n, RIH. 1uto., .1ir, P.S., F1irl1111 100. Au+.., R&H, power 1tt•r•
goocf mil11. lWWK769), Ing, air c:on4., good mil11. lt 7115Xl
$750 ~~~. $1850
MUSTANG SALE! ' · . ... . (
Many to choose from. '65 thni '71 ~oh. Coupes, ~po. -'"11•
blo and 2+2 loollloclts. SM• wltll 4 1peod1, also olr '"""ltl .. loif "/itil·
automatic models. 1 • , • • • • , • • • : :
EXAMPLE: •it· MUSTANG
VI, 1utom1tic, r1di1, 1ie,l.t1r, ,1w1r 1t11rin9, ifvll'( ,f1c:t:i.~11ipptcf. G-•od "!ii".
IYWS4tll
OUR PRICE $1650 , '.
L.T.0.-GALAXIE-T-BIRD-TORINO SALE!· .
Mlfty to choose frO!ft, '65 llwv '71 Models, Sport rHh, fonMh, 2 -
& 4 d-llordtops & 1od-.. N power, air condllloolnt. W.,,..tln.
OYOllablo.
EXAMPLE: '71 T·llRD HARDTOP
Auto., P.S., JI.I., f'.wlndo~1. '·~uc:k1f •••h, AM.fM 1l1r10 r1di1, air 10!\.d., tilt
wh11I, WSW, body 1ld1 mldt1., r1m1l1 Mirror, teocf m1t11. l6941ZJ)
I LUI IOOlt' PllCI $4711
OUR PRICE $4096 •
MAVERICK-PINTO SALE!
EXAMl!LES:
'70 MA VDICK '71 PINTO
Fully factory 1q11ip~lll. 1•411, htttlr. $r4\\4r t r .. 11/r1cl"t 1tr1,.1, 4 1p1H,
C6111EPI. t••tl iiriU11. fl17CAXI.
• I ILUI IOOlt PllCI SJ1J t
$1496 :~-$1696
•6l DODGE ·
• , -HARDTOP ·
MK II. 11.IH, 111tom1tic:, low
rnil11, CZLICl661 C1r1"1t 440. VI , •uto .. P.S.,
r1tll1, ~ .... ,, 9ood mil11.
ISJ Pt6tl ILUI IOOK PllCI S117t
.$1296
' -.
'70 COUGAR
I
HARDTOP'
~
'70 LTD
59UIRE WGN.
10 ,.,,. Full power: fact.
1!r, 111t1., lrnm1c:ul1te t~ru·
out. G1od 1111111. !24410CI
$3196
'65 PLYMOUTH
FURY Ill
1 Dr. H.T., R&H, t11!0., P.S.,
1lr c111cf. Gt1ed 1111111. I PIT .. ,,. •
$696 ..
$796
'70 BUICK
RIVIERA
;i.1 OLDS
CUTLASS
Supttl'I.•· VI . 2 Dr. H.T. It
I I-ti tiff will., •i11yl r1of,
!TSlt6401
ILUI IOOK PllCI 11340
$1196
·~t CHM
IMPALA
Cu1f, H.t . VI, llH, •1111 ..
P_.S., P.I., •inyl rt11f, elr
c1rwf., t••4 rnil11. fXTL77ll
l&UI DOOi '911CI 12171
$.1096
· ~ '63 . T~llRD ;.' . . . '
. '
'67 COUGAR '10 ~.RD
HA.RDJOP · • TORINO
VI •&H ".,ty, : F1rrnel. kaH, 1u ... , , 1ute., , p11w1r 1t11r• P.S., air c:ond., g11ocf m!l11.
ll1g, 11r. cond., l1p1 dick, (621ASll
good m1l11. IUJUtJ 11 ...,. II'"' .... "4c. 51421
$1296.
; ' ~ ' ' . 170 FORD LTD
4 ~R. tt.T.
11.&H, 111te., P.S., air c:11'M1.,
Yinyl r11f, 9ood mil1t.
1272ACP::J
' ·IWI llOOK l'lUCI SUIS .
$2496
., .
• I '67 SIMCA 1000
4 "'"· low 1'1111111 1rlt l111I .. .
thru·1uf. IVTMl611 ,
'70 IMP A.LA
2 DR, H.T.
Alltl .. 1'.I., lt.IH, ¥Illy! Nit, 111
cw., ¥111'1'1 roof. lf'7 illSQI
ILUI 1001 PllCI SilJI
$2296 .
$2196
'63 IUICK .
· SPECIAL
4 dr, II.AH. •uto., t-" • ,.!' • ..,u,,, I KLC790J -.. .....
$596
•t1 COUNTRY
SED. WGN.
10 P•l1· Full 1:1•w1r, air, rfff
rick. 61odJ l'l)il1~. 17tll SYI
" ILUI 'IOOK PllCI Uffl
$3696
'J ~· • -
'70 Ceiitlntntal
4 Dr. P.wlnff;,.., I •••h,.olr,
TC r1dlo, vinyl roof, lt•th•r
if1t, &o•d rni1'11. (210111) .
•• .... Price $4111 ·1 ._
$3695
. '..COST A MESA
: :· ~DATSUN ·!
2080 Harbor
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'72FORD
KONOUNEVAN · '
(f1'4411NP1492) ~ -... -· .
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toadld. (2ASSll141370)
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'72T·BIRD .
2 DOOR HARDTOP
LciadH. 12J87N111821l
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•LUS TAX& UCDSI
'51 GMC . ·r:.~~;.;., .. N····~"nm~· 1217 '65Country ~~:~.:~=~-" s577 '68 DQ.dge ~~~~ .... -, ... 51777 .
•60 International FL;'~:-D s277 '65 VW ~~'"~, .. •N····•v.•w,. MO) s677 '70 Foret ~::~:.::.~-.... , .. s1777 .
'64 ford ·rt:.4.;.:.;,."I,"....;·~:: ... ~ s3"71' ,· ' ,·64, o' od: "ge' . ; 'f~ t oN P.ICKUP . '77. 7 ..,0 Tor·1no iJ. ... ~~~~:-.T;:::.: ~977
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'64 Dodge ~~~-:~~=,·-.. ·-··· ·1471 '67 :F .. d ,;~;~7·~-=··"~:-'871 '69 Triumph ~~·."·o.···,"·-,s . ·977
.~411 . 67: T~Bii'd _=~~TY; .. ,~cM!'!.~· ••• $877 '70 ·Mustang
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DAILY PILOT
DECEMBER 19, 1971
TV's Barbara Eden:
By Today's Standards,
I'm a Strict Mother
A Rousing Breakfast
Of He-Man Dishes
Santa Would Love
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
DECEMBER 18, 1971
"My Best Christmas'~
Heartwarming Sto~es
By Famous Americans
Went to Ull • f.,.._ pet"IOft • q ... Uon? ~ the q_.loft on a poelC8rd, to "Alli,'' fWlllly WMkly, Mt L•~on Aw ...... Vort, N. v. 1oot2. -.. pey S5 fof publllll•d .-.41one. Sony, .. CM't -others.
FOR EILEEN FULTON, .tar of" As the Wocld Tunis"
Since you play the wicked role of Liao on the coun-
tn/ 1 top 7V «>ap <>peN, do oietotn ~ gel tJftfVf1
tDilJa fiOC' w/lea t1ae, tneet ff'* ia real UfeP.:_ WilliMa
Jacbon, Dotlaan, Ala.
• Do they! rve been muck in the face. hit over the head
and chased after with a torrent of blasphemous remarks.
One nftemoon a woman approached me ns I was leaving a
department store m..New Yorlc and said, .. Ar& yOt.a Usar I
FOR JAMES M. ROCHE,
Chairman of lhe &Md, General Moton Corporation
When CeneraJ Moton issues a ~ of thousands of can,.
for C011•ediom, how many muaDy come in far adjust-
mmt1-Hany L. Bou, Atlantic City, N.J.
• About eight percent of the newer model cars that are re.
called actually nre brought in by their owners for adjustment.
If cars are .four or 6ve years old when they're recalled, many
have changed hands, and the owners are unreachable.
POil CALE SAYER$, Chicago Bea" halfback
What lw been the most 5'1CC!eSSful esercite or drill to imo .
prove yow unique moves on the &eld?-Ba Hillerman,
Coaneil Bluffs, Iowa.
• There nre no exerci~ or drills that can develop moves for
a runner in football. This ability is inherent in an athlete,
and I am fortunate that I was blessed with it.
FOR SHELLEY WINTERS, aarea
1 am surpitec1 when I 1ee good actors and actreaes on
mediocre madHor· TV movies. How do you feel about tbemP
-Mn. R. M. P~ Sacramento, Calif.
• I think they're important, not only because they give so
mnny members of our industry who are out of work a job,
but because they offer viewers about the only drama they
are likely to see on television.
FOR RONALD 7JECLER, Pte#dentlal Prea1 SecretarJI
What IOl't of work did the l'fesident do to earn spending
money as a boyP-R. L. Hunt, Dover, Del.
• He sometimes picked citrus fruit or sold magazine sub-
scriptions door to door to earn spending money as a boy
in Whittier.
FOil LOWELL THOMAS, author, adventurer
In this column, you said th.at the most fucinlting place in
the wcwld is Tibet. Don't you know that Tibet is actually
a part of China?-T. L. Chou, San Luis Obispo, Calif.
• When my•son (Alaskan Sen. Lowell 'Thomas, Jr.) and I
visited LhlWt in 1949, Tibet um an independent country.
A few months Inter it wa.~ over-run by Mao Tse Tung's army.
While the Tibetans nre of Mongolian origin, they are no
mote like the C~ than the Swedes are like the French.
11leir lnngunge is different, nnd they hnve their own culture.
Th~y nre a great people and should be pennitted to govern
their own country.
smiled and said, "Yes, that's the role I play." Before I knew
what Wll.41 happening she cracked me over the head with her
umbrella. Another time when I was singing in Chicago, a
woman Aitting with her husband suddenly hit himonthearm
and said, "See? I told you she's no good! Here she is singing
in a night club, and she's supposed to be happily married to
John Eldridge." (Lisa was married to him at that time.)
In fart. there was a period of three or four months, when I
was playing a particularly nasty Lisa, that I received so
many notes threatening to take my life that CBS had to hire
a bodyguard to protect me.
FOR GOVERNOR RON AW REAGAN
Is it true that you and Mrs. Reagan do not ly in the same
plane togetbeT?-D. Schwartz, Claremont, Calif.
• My wife and I do not fty together unless our two children;
Patricia and Ronald, accompany us.
FOil JOHN V. UNDSAY, Ala11or of New York Clffl
ID January, 1971, you said it was not viable to run for Pref.
ident as a Democrat because you were· an enrolled Repub-
lican. Since you hue changed ~ bow do you feel
now?-F. M.c~ ML~ Mich.
• I am detennined to play a role in the nation in 1972, but
I have not defined yet what that role will be. I may run in
the Democratic primaries, i£ I conclude ~hat would be the
most eJiective way to get my message across.
FOK OSCAR RANDUN, hutorlan at Haroatd Unioemffl
Who was the first .President's daughter to be married in the
White Howie? How many have been married there?-Mrs.
A. Rohn, Tallahassee, Fla.
• Maria Monroe was the first President1s daughter to be
married in the White House in 1820. There have been eight
married in the White House since then.
FOil JOHN SACK, coouthor of "U. Calleu: Hu Own Storr/'
I l'e&d that Lt. Calley and you received a •100,000 advance
OD )'OUI' boolc. Don't )'OU &od it disgusting that Calley will
be 6nancially comfortable became of his puticlpation in
the My Lai massacreP-L. D. Rogers, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
• Lt. CaUey will not be made financially comfortable by his
sh~re of the royalties. Most of the money he received will be
paid to lawyers who worked for his defense.
............. 7 Deeember 19, lfl'll
lilDRIOIUWA•.,., '"' I~ ta Hrlm
Here he is ••.
The Immortal King of CQuntry Music!
HANK
WILLIAMS
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Hank WilliaJm died In 1961; ... WU "'..., $12.ts ..... ...... =:="~Ji,~!:,:';: ........ , .. _ .. ...
he .... recop.iJled .. "tM ldq of
eoantr)' and '"9ter'Jl maslc." Bia death wu a tr:apdy. It
meant that Ameriea bad IOllt one of lta peatMt artilt3, for
Hank Williama bad broqbt jo7 and pleasure to milliom •••
bd truJ1 interpret.eel .. countrJ' and ...-tern mu.le" eo cr-tl1 that hia ln.fluence la mdent in 1DaD7 count,., and wwtean
artist.a popular toda1.
ID memory of thil unaurpuaed artist, here ia a wonderful
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whom Hank Will recorded aclwd"1J'. Bear Hanlt Wil-
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thMe record8 will thrill and deU&'bt )'OD u only Hank Wil-
liama' TOiee and mwilc can.
And beet of all.1. JOU can bear theee records in JOW' own home for 10 da,.. FKEEI You ean alt in the COUlfort of JOGr own
li'riq room wbU. JOU liaten to the bit aonp plftfoual1 men-
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Yes, Pla7 theee fabulous recorda lb )'Our own home owr and
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quite 111N )'OD Will), you need eersd only $6 a mcmth until the
total Drice of f l!.95 J»lua poltase and balldlins la paid.
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·"My Favorite
BY THE LENNON SISTERS, tele1'ilioa .._.
")Ii& CMel'e LMt QrM •"'
The Christmas we all ranem-
ber most vividly wu the Christ-
mas of 1968. It wu the last
Ouistnw that Daddy was with
us.
Io our family, we've always
awaited Otristmu Eve with great
anticipatiao-for that's when we
open our presents. When it came
in 1968, we gathered around the
brilliant li3hts of the Chrisbnaa
tree for a dinner of 28 people.
The group consisted of Mother
and Daddy, our seven brothen
and sisters, the husbands, wives
and children.
Daddy was the big chief, and
be carved the trefll(!odous turkey.
All the time he was cutting the
bird, he was jokio1 and laughing,
especially with the little ones who
had one eye on Daddy and the
othet on the presents stacked
under the tree.
After dinner, the presents were
given out. Daddy was Santa
Claus without a beard. Again, it
was fun bee.aux he made it a
game. He would look at one of
the children and say, "This is for
. ................... ,"then he'd give
the present to 110meone else. He
made giving and receiving an ex-
tra.-speciaJ joy. Afterward, we all
went to Church.
Christmu Day was ~ry in-
formal. lo the mornina. we found
our Christmas stoctinp filled,
and we knew Santa ClaUI had
been on the scene. All through
the day, 78 l..eonom., all of whom
lived in the vicinity of our boux,
dropped in to share the warmth
of the holiday. Daddy kept ~
marking what a treat it waa for us
to au share the beautiful holidays
together. He recalled the years
when we had very little to give
one another-when he and
Mother scrimped and saved to
give us each two dollars to buy
gifts.
That was Daddy's last Christ-
mas. A& you may ranember read-
ing in the papers, in 1969 be was
murdered by a deranged man.
This year, brother Don will be
carvina the turkey and handing
out the preaents. We will be to-
gether as 11 group; we will share
the Jove and spirit of the holiday
.and we will be happy. We tnow
that Daddy is at peaccH>ut ~
will alao be with us, and the Len·
nons will continue to remain a
complete family.
Famil11 Weekl11, Deoembn 19, 19'11
Christmas'' -Six Great Days ~elived
BYLUCI
JOHNSON NUGENT
"It W• a O.y of
Fines ... Lasts"
My most memonbleChristmas
was the Christmas of 1968. It
was a Christmas filled with firsts
and lasts. Such situations make a
holiday memorable no matter
whether the memories are of a
goocf or bad nature.
It was the tint Christmas that
my small son of 18 months could
open his presents and squeal with
ddighL It was also the ' fint
Christmas he had speot without
his father, who was then servin1
in Vietnam. It was also the first
Christmas that my 1ister'a child
had experienced-and her father
was in Vietnam, too. It was the
first Christmas that we had Mass
served in the White House, and
my whole family attended. even
though they are Protestant It
was the first Chrmmas that my
husband had ever spent away
from his family, and yet he was
fortunate to spend ii with his
brother-in-law. It was the first
Christmas thal all of us at the
White House had hung up stock-
ings by the chimney. It was also
the last Christmas that I would
spend in the hallowed halls of
America's first house and the last
Christmas that I would get to hug
the t.ruly magnificent people who
take care of the President and his
family.
Though it was inevitable that
this C hristmas would not be as
joyous as many others-with
Patrick and Chuck in Vietnam-I
found myself unbelievably in love
with life. When I dropped into
church after shopping all day a
few days before Christmas, I sat
alm?St in complete solitude and
took a few moments out to think.
I realized then that I could be just
as happy that Christnw as I
chose to be. The firsts in my life
took on the magic that a great
first experience can have, and my
lasts were either beginnings of a
new chapter or the end of a for-
tunate experience in life.
Collected by Martin Abramson
It bu been said that every Christmu is the same.
Yet most people bav.e experienced one particuJar
Christmu that stood out from all the rest. Ben, .
exdusively for Family Weekly, a number of prom-
inent Americans recall "that one special a.ristmas"
that llad an unusual impact on their lives.
BY PAT NIXON
"A Family Cbristmu ia the White Home"
Christmas for us is tradition-
ally a family time-a sentimental
time-each year bringing new
joys to add to our memories of
C hristmas past
Our first Christmas at the
White House, in December of
1969, will always hold a special
place in our personal family re-
flections. While preparing the
tree and decorations of this resi-
dence. a particularly reverent
aura of history seemed present in
each room. Althou h much polit-
ical history has bee ma~
hind the White House doors it
is often forgotten that the an-
sion has been a home for many
families over the past 170 years.
Families like ours, which have
felt the unique blend of yuletide
nostalgia and historical perspec-
tive.
We found most rewarding the
opportunity to share with others
the pride and sentiment of this
historical atmosphere. Children
of foreign diplomats filled the
halls with laughter and excite-
ment. Members of Congress, the
Cabinet, White House staff and
their families enjoyed the spirit
of the season at White House
worship services. And thousands
of Americans passed through the
state rooms enhanced by the soft
glow of candlelight.
Surrounded by reminders of
AmCrican traditfon, our family
will always remember our first
White House Christmas because
we shan*I it with so many.
BY MRS. BING CROSBY
"MJ Turnill& Point w. at Sacre Coear"
I looted forward from years of
warm Christmues in West Co-
lumbia, Texas, with Aunt Frances
and Uncle Leon driving in from
the valley like a pair of Santa
Clauses, with my brother and
sister and the cousins and aunts
and uncles from Louisiana and
the Gulf Coast of Te~I
.meeting at our big house where
mother and the aunts were pre-
paring our big Christmas Eve
dinner.
I look back from a series of
Crosby Christmases-the wonder-
ful ones when the boys and their
wives and young children joined
us for dinner after Christmas Day
Mass at Bing's big house in
Holmby Hills, where Bing's
mother was the queen of the
household.
The Christmas that brought
these two different kjnds of fam-
ily scenes together in my mind
was one that h appened to me in
19SS. I waa on a USO tour of
France and Germany and visited
21 camps in 20 days. We saw a lot
of homesick soldiers there, and
the fact that we could bring them
a little cheer made up for the fact
that this was one of the few
Christmases of my life when I
was without my family.
On Christmas Day I found my
way to Sacre Coeur, the beauti-
ful white church in Paris. I heard
the music, looked at the nativity
scene and felt that baby Jesus is
all over the world fo1 all of us--
and that we are all members of
God's family.
SEN. BIRCH BAYH
(Ind'-•)
"G11e11 Wllo'1 Comias
to Obma1"
Soon after my wife Marvella
and I were married, we began a
tradition of hosting her parents
and mine at Chriatmu dinner.
We would remain home in Terre
Haute, Ind., and welcome my
folks from Washington and Mar-
vella's from Oklahoma.
In 19SS, however, we in-
formed both our families that for
this Christmas dinner, we would
only i>e able to accommodate one
guest. We advised the families in
Washington and Oklahoma to
wait for word of the guest's ar-
rival.
Christmas dinner came and
went and with the holiday nearly
over, our eagerly awaited guest
still had failed to put in an ap-
pearance. At 11 o'clock, how-
ever, my wife informed me that
she had received certain signs in-
dicatipg the guest was ready to
arrive. I got out the car and es-
corted her to the hospital. A1 we
entered the hospital, l noticed
that the time was 15 minutes be--
fore midnight Our Christm~
day had not yet ended.
Our son Evan, born that night,
was not the man who c:ame to
dinner-but almost
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UMy Favorite Christmas"
(C<mtiftu.ed from page SJ
BY GUY LOMBARDO, ottbestra leader
"Tile Day I 'Macie It' in My Parents' Eyes"
My love of music was inherited time to end this pattern. I bought
from my father. Guy Lombardo. a big home in Old Gnenwich,
Sr., wbo worked as a custom COnn., and informed my parents
tailor in London, Ontario, but that we couldn't get back to Can-
was an accomplished amateur ada for Christmas that year. In-
musician. He gave me my first vio-stead, they were to join us in
lin at Christmas and gave musical Connecticut. As soon as they left
presenb at one Christmas or Canada, I bad a moving van pull
another to all my four brothers up to the house and take all their
and two listers. He never antici-belongings. The moving van ar-
pated, however, that we would rived shortly after they did. and it
try to make a career in music. In was then that they realiud that
fact. he had misgivings when I this wasn't another rented house.
organiz.ed some of my brothers "This is our permanent home-
into a traveling band. and yours, too," l told my folks.
"No matter where you go on "Please understand that we've
the road, you must remember really achieved success and that
that this is your home, and it will we want you to enjoy it with us."
always be here when you're ready All seven Lombardo children
to come back," he told us. He and their families then gathered
also cautioned us never to take a · in the huge parlor, and we t11truck
prof essiooal engagement on up the band. We were not playing
Christmu-that was the day for for the public that night but for
family reunion. our owo enjoyment. As we sang
We traveled for countless miles the Christmas carols, Dad's voice
during the next 20 years and aJ-was louder than all the rest. When
ways returned to Canada at it was time to sit down to dinner,
Christmas time for our private Dad said he'd like to sing a spe-
f amily observance. Although we cial song commemorating this
became increasingly successful, flrst Lombardo family Christmas
Dad stiU ttiought of us as .. tern-in the U.S. The song be sana-
poraries" in the insecure music to the accompaniment of tom-
business. bardo's Royal Canldians-was
At long last. I decided it was "God Bless America."
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King of Stock C.1'9: .. We've Spent Three
Mllllon Doll•,. to &m One Miiiion"
Richard Petty In 1971 had the most rewarding
season of any driver In the history of the National
Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR).
"King Richard" earned well over $200,000 during
the year and became the flm NASCAR driver to
surpass the mllllon-dollar mark In career wlnnl ngs
••• Says Petty, "If rou rece long enough, you'll
rNCh c.ruln mllelltonea, Ilk• winning a mllllon
dollars. But Mttlng a record for the rnoet money
• In OM year 11 more important; It meana you've had
the be9t year anybody ever had'' ... At 34, Petty,
whose curly, jet-black hair and light blue Plymouth
No. 43 are well known to Southern stock--car fans,
THE DOCTOR LETS YOU IN
A Chlld'a Bite-More Da~dBIB•
Than • Dog'•?
has come a long way since he grew up In a tnlller
In Level Crou, N.C. He atlll llves In Level Cross
with hi• wife Lynda, their son Kyle, 11 , and
daughter Sharon, 10, but now they live on 22 acres
of property. Richard was Introduced to racing by
his father, Lee, one of the earty glante of the
stock-car circuit. "When I was 18, t told him I
wanted to race." Richard reca"•· "He told me to
wait untll I was 21. When t was 21, I asked again.
Without looking up, he said, "Okay, there's an old
convertible over there. Get It ready." When
Richard'• winnings pa88ed the million-dollar
mark, he remarked, "We've spent three mllllon
dollars to make our cars good enough to win one
mllllon. When asked how far he wante to go In
racing, Richard says ,"I'm there.' -BJ Larrr lortateln
What's the most danger-
ous kind of bite? Snake?
Maybe. Dog? Rarely. The
OMthatlaalw8pM¥ere
(mollMra of young chll-
FAMILY FLAK/By Jack Tippit THE DIET WATCH
dNft, t8ke note!) la the humlln bite.
The human mouth carries vast numbers of germs
which can be extremely dangerous In a closed~ff
wound. Among the bacteria known to thrive In the
mouth are staph, strep, gangrene, tetanus, even
rabies and gonococcus.
What to do? Immediately and thoroughly wall
JOUf woundl under a stream of hot water with
plenty of soap. Do this for 10 minutes. 1'*' epplJ
hJdrogen peroxide. Don't use colored agents such
a&mercurochrome or merthlolate; they obscure
the wound so the doctor Is less sure of what he's
looking al Then go at once to your doctor or an
emergency room for Mtl»lotlca Md • tee.nus
toxold shot. The doctor will want you to follow up
with several vlsl~to make aura no complications
occur. -er John J. Secondl, 11.D.
PEOPLE AND YOU
Nelghbortr Lon:
A Wintry Blealng?
A.a wl nter arrives and
sets 1n, you can expect
your neighbors' attitude
toward you to change.
Though you might think
JOBMANSHIP ~
Allbl Joe: How Undersblndl-·,---~ Hlm Cm Sne You Grief
"Nobody told me It waa
due today." "Sales
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should have known It ~
couldn't be done." "En-
gineering didn't send up
Tum Your
Anger to AdY81118ge
Mad at somebody?
Dieters should cool on;
almmer down before
eating. A dieter who la
furious at his boM, for
Instance, often turM the repr1111d hoettllty on
hlmMlf and ~·ly ...,,,. hlm..et with food.
So do dieting daughters mad at their mothers and
husbands and wives mad at each Other. "More
chocolate cream pies have been eaten out of
angry resentment than out of pure pleasure," says
one doctor. How to get rid of the hostility?
ExerdM la OM outlet for ... 8dNMlln. You'll then
eat more sanety, and you'll have had exercise that
has worked off some calortee, toned your muscles,
reduced your measurements. It's almost worth
getting mad at somebody!
-BJ Herrlet La a.rre
oonvtnce him that the new Job la compatible With
hla llbllltlM. If he Is not convinced of that, Allbl Joe
becomes a dangerous emptoyM. Angry about hie
"demeaning" new asalgnment, he wlll blast morale
by constantly sniping and griping.
-Br I. R. Redford
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that summer weather, which draws people
outdoors, woukl encourage more neighborhood
aoclalfzlng, a recent University of Toronto study
nMNala It'• not so. In June the au~rt>an famllles
studied reported that moat of their friends and
eoclaflzlng occurred outllde their neighborhood.
enough facts." These words might have come from
Allbl Joe, the employee whose self-confidence
exceeds his Job competence. Because he exudes
so much confidence, Allbl Joe la the guy who often
lands a work poeltlon that la above his ac~al
ability. Though his coworkers rapidly size him up,
ln a large complex organization he may survive
surprlalngly long.
HOUSEHINTS ..
In February the same group had reported that
moet of thef r friends llYed IMlde the neighborhood. ·
!-. ... ......., of.,.,.. ''JOU know Md..,
Mio to" In JOUr ~drape In warm ... ._Md,... In winter. Therefore, u Feb-
ruary approaches, you can depend on your
neighbors noticing and appreciating you more.
Now, doesn't that make you look forward to winter? _., .. .., ..... ,..,
Though he lt'tonatantly finding blame elsewhere,
Joe Is not really Interested In "getting" fellow
workers. He haa only two genuine Interests:
protecting hit own poeltlon and preeervlng his own
good opinion of himself. His favorite target la
''they'' or a whole group auch as "sales." Super-
vtaora can eotve matters by ptaclng Joe at a level
where he can handle the Job. lut 11eJ muat ateo
• To remove White water marka from furniture or
varnished 1urface9, apply mayonnalae to spot.
rub In, let stand an hour, then remove with eoft
cloth. Or make a pute of cigar uhee and cooking
on and UM the same way.
• Black shoe mari<a on tlkr,,r linoleum? A small
piece of cotton moistened with furniture polish and
rubbed on apot qutokJy remoYM, and won't
scratch aa some cleaners do.
• Wtth winter cloee at hand, wax the snow shovel
MU 110 the wh"-stuff VW\>Q't stick • ..., LM ,.....
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~STAR PROFUE/By Peer Oppenheimer
TV's Barbara Eden:
~~By TodayS Standards, I'm a Strict Mother"
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"My parents always had to know where I was, and
I was not allowed to stay out past 12 when I was in
high school.We are raising our own child, Matthew,
with love, but he has ruks, and he knows it."
"I am a Christmas person,"
Barbara Eden told me as she was
gettina ready for the holiday sea·
son. "Christmas was always a big
thing for me. I still have the
Christmas book and the little toy
train my parents gave me when I
was three. Every year until I was
married I celebrated with my fam·
ily, and we'd read the book of
Christmas stories and put out the
train. Even after Michael and I
were married we used to go to San
Francisco and spend the holiday
with my parents. Only after Mat·
thew was bom did they send us
the Christmas oniamcnts with
which we used to decorate the
tree when I was a child, and the
Christmu boot and toy train. We
will uae them and keep them in
trust for our children, so they ca.Q
tarry on the tradition. I was never
alone for Cbrittmas. I pray my
children will never be, either.
Both Barbara and Michael are
strong believen in Christmas, in
tradition. in plain old-fashioned
toeetherness-which makes it all
the more amazina that a nice girt
lib Barbara abould have done so
well in an i.odustry built on tough-
ness and exhibitionism. In fact,
that•s exactly what a Hollywood
casting director told her when she
ftnt arrived in town.
At 17, Barbara Eden was a
blonde, bhJOoeyed babe among
wolves-Hollywood variety. Cute
as a button, with a oicdy devel-
oped figure but not exactly ct la
Jane Russell or Marilyn Monroe,
ahe•d come to Tinseltown naively
expecting to land a singing job as
easily as she'd manaaed back
home in San Francisco.
SM wm .. for• dlock. "What's
a nicegirl lite you doing in Hotly-
woodr the ftnt casting director
she met wanted to know. "U you
want to ,et any place in this busi-
ness, you gotta loot like thist"
and be whipped out a picture of
an amply endowed starlet 1bat's
what they want, kid. U I were
you, rd ao back home and marry
a nice dentist r·
But Barbara stayed. She also
remained a nice girl She moved
in with her aunt and uncle in
oeaJby Seo Marino and, while
doina "Voice of a Turtle" at the
Laguna Playhouse, was discov-
ered by a 20th Century-Fox di-
rector who put her under con-
tract. She went on to establish
herself as a star in fihm, night
clubs, civic light opera, theatres
and eventually the bit 1V show,
.. I Dream of Jeannie."
To Barbara, however, stardom
isn't all there is to life. In the fint
place she otd-faahionedly belongs
to her husband of 13 years, actor
Michllel Amara, aod their aix-
year~ld soo Matthew Michael
"I met Michael l>D a atudio-ar-
ranged blind date," Barbara re-
called. "I was doing •How to
Marry a Millionaire' (1V aeries)
aod he was Cochise in 'Broken
Artow'(alao 1V).Hc didn't really
want to take me to the publicity
party but ftnally gave in. He
&bowed up at the studio make-up
department before the mate-up
man was finished gettiog me
ready. I was so embarrassed!"
Va' r lei, Michael was suffi-
ciently impressed to ask her to
dinner before their scheduled ap-
pearance. They enjoyed each
other's company so much, they
didn't arrive at the party unbl aU
the other guests-and photog-
raphers-had left! Two months
later, they were married.
Because both are in show busi-
ness, their marriage has had to
sustain some UDUSWl1 p1essmes.
They are often separated. Bar-
bara•s career bas had easier sled-
cling than Michael'&. However,
both insist, that bccaUIC they are
actors, they've been able to ad-
just to one another much better.
"When Barbara works in a series,
she's gone from ftve in the morn-
ing until seven at night and then
comes home tired, showers, takes
a nap, studies her lines. U I wasn't
in the business myself, I feel it
would disturb me greatly," ad-
mitted Michael. Said Barbara, "I
am sure a normal nine-to-five
busiDessman wouldn't under-
1e Ft1Mil~ Wuklw, Dun.ber 11, 1111
A Word About 0..11' Cover ••.
A1 "leanni¥' on televUlon,
Barbara Eden plays the wife
of an a.stroNlllt -a role
which, over the yean, ha.I
nirred her inlerut in NASA
anti the U. S. space effort.
Fittingly, the "space tree'' on
our cover was designed ex-
dusively for Barbara and
FAMILY WEULY by the
folks at Hallmark. It's their
way of carrying Sea.son' 1
Greetings to the farthen
f ronlkrs of man.
stand at all. Nor would he have
the patience. I couldn't get along
without the houn and hours
Michael helps me every night,
learning lines! Aod because be
knows I have to concentrate a
certain amount of time during the
day, he keeps Matthew busy while
I study!'
.......... MkMel are self-
contajned, were never anxious to
be part of the traditional Holly-
wood scene. "We haven't delib-
erately avoided going out. .. Bar-
bara explained. •'Occasionally I
Jove parties! But there are only ao
many hours in a day, and if you
have a script to learn and a small
son to look after and you want
to spend some time with him, you
can't go out, tool"
Barbara's upbringing is evident
in every phase of her life ... By ~
day's standards I was raised
strictly. Manners were very im-
portant in our family. My parents
always had to know where I was,
and I was not allowed to stay out
past 12 when I was in high school.
We are raising Matthew with
love, and he's ~ very happy little
boy. But be bas ruJes to live by,
and he tnowa it. He isn't allowed
to make other people's lives un-
comfortable. We all live toaether,
and we can't think just about our-
lelves."
SM ._ quite a head on her
shoulders. She clearly anticipated
the turn of e~ntl that fore-
shadowed the demise of films as
the entertainment. With Michael's
be1p, she began easing into other
facets of show business. Si.nee
she bad done her tint musical
at 16, she was a natural for
night-club wort. Audiences
loved her. She is equally succea-
ful with summer stock. Earlier
this year she starred in "The Un-
sinkable Molly Brown.. and
0 Sound of Music." She comtantJy
appears on 1V panel showa. There
isn't any facet of show business
that down-to-earth Barbara can't
handle. "I don't think show busi-
nea is in such a healthy state that
you can say I will only do this or
that. I think you better be ready
to do just about everything."
Do just about everything and
still be a nice girl, a good wife and
mother and thorouahly profes-
sional-that's our Christmas <::aver
girl, Barbara Eden. 0
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Christntas Breakfast:
A Bacon-Sausage-Toast
Platter
BACON-SAUSAGE-TOAST
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1 cupmHk
4 tllblespoon1 all-purpose flour
2 t11blnpoon1 supr #
1 teeapoon around canllmom •
paund nutmes
Buttw• IMl~
canacttan«yle bec:on
Bacon curia ..............
1. Set 8to12 dices of white bread
onto cake racb on a baking sheet,
and put into a 2S0°F. oven. Al-
low oven door to remain partially
open while bread is dryin3, about
IS to 20 min. Remove from o~.
trim crusts, and cut slices diagon-
ally i_nto halves, or int.q Christ-
mu-trec•hapes.
2. Add the heavy cream and milk
gradually to the beaten eggs, beat-
ing until blended.
3. Thoroughly mix ftour, sugar,
and carda'mom or nutmeg and
sprinkle over egg mixture. Beat
until blended.
4. Thoroughly heat desired
amount of butter or margarine in
a large akillcl
5. Meanwhile, aoat dried bread
pieces (turning once) in the ea
mixture, about I min. Using •
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add the sugar and fruit juic:a; stir
until sugar is dissolved. Cool and
chill mixture.
2. Beat cream until of medium
consistency (piles aoftly). Fold
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and tum into refrigerator trays.
Freeze until mushy. ·
3. Spooo c:nnberry mixture into
chilled bowl and beat until
smooth but not melted. Return to
trays and frca.e until firm. Ah<>UI
12 1ervifll'.
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NEVER ON WEDNESDAY
By Richard Annour
My wife and I can't both be gone,
Not Wednesday nights, at least,
For then a TV show is on
That I shall call~ Beast.•
We've watched it, now, Week after
week,
With spellbound gue we've looked,
And, such the plotters shrewd
technique,
I must confess we're hoobd.
Each epfsode unended ends,
Suspense is at its height.
So ask us out to dinner, friends,
But not on Wednesday night.
P .S. He also became engaged lo many
Annette ~koun« in ~en.
c. ........ apart chef talking?
Listen: • •.. FOod must t:ute lilce what
it is. Anything added must enlun>ce
this taste. not change or camou&age it
. • • H you lade an ingedient foe a rec-
ipe, omit it; most reoeipes have too
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sou.fMs are a pain in the neck. Why go
through all that aggravation when the
same amount of energy can produ<:e an
entire meal of elegant proportions?'"
And while you•re doing all that wodc.
why not enjoy it? Have a glass of wine;
it's the perfect kitchen drink... (From
chef Joe Hyde's book. ~ Time &
Butt« ... Dutton $11.50)
You ....t ,_,doc lo be just as happy
as you are at Christmas, so you11 share
your holiday goodies with him. Right?
Wrong, say the experts, and they've got
their &ngers aoaed. As much as proud
owners like to think so. dogs are not
.. just like human beings." at least not
in their digestive systems. Most dog
owners know that turkey bones will
spllntet and choke their pet; but they11
share their oodcta.il hon d'oeuvres OI'
poultry dressing or rich dedsts to
mab up £01' it. That bas to be • 00-
no. since dogs simply can't digest aD
these things.
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
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lions to ""aMld," ~eml1y Weellly, 641
lAJll~ A"9., N. Y., N. Y. 10022. i10
If ll'Nd__,. NtumM.
Oar little girl ..... pNUdly
learning to ride her new bt'b.
The only law io her pleasure
wu the need £or training wheels.
None of the older kids needed
training wheels, to why shocald
.... , 11le problem 8nalJy "'"
IOI.eel itself, though, wbea one
day ehe saw a small plane com-
ing iD for a laading at a aearby
airport. "'Look, Daddy," she
squealed, •a1rp1anes bave tn•
inc wheels, toor" -Jlr. M.P.T.
Croad Rap4d., Jlkla.
The fJOtlng have their oUlonl; llae old
left~ for r~.
-Walter H. Schmidt
BEAUTIFUL JENNIFER
''GnlJ "*'So whM?''
J•ntfw O'Neill, who·s being called
every man's idea of the unattainable
woman siore her triumph in -Summer
of • 4.2. .. is ooly 24. But already she bas
quite a few strands of gray hair-which
she just leaves there. lliat's the least
of my worries," she told us. ·Maybe
111 let it go all white. Most of my life I
haven't !iked my face. In school, J
dJdn't have many friends. I was taller
than the boys and skinny. Actually, fLI
rather Sook like everyone else. .. Jenni-
fer's made a new movie (""Such Good
Friends'" foe Paramount) and is work-
ing on another one, but she seems in-
A husband, worried by a fall-oJJ in
his business, suggested that his wife &re
the maid for the time being and do a
little housework herself.
"'I thin.Jc you'~ the one wbo·s going
to have to fire her." the wife pointed
out ... After all, she's flOUr mother:
-Dorotlaea Kent
The big tiling now u .,,ut-le~l
homu. Thlrtv vear• ago if flOU lloed
acer a garage, llOt' lcept quiet about It.
-Henry E. Leabo
'The first woman we happened lo
meet at a slci resort wu a woman on
crutches. She volunteered the details of
her accident and then she added, ·1
just didn't reaJtte that the laws of grav-
ity were so strict. •.• "
-Angie PapadalcU
CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPPING
When I &Ktt 1Jie paper around it,
Planning to bind, tie and IUITOUDCI it,
'lbe edges don't qaite come ..,.,.._,
Male.ins me wO!bder, ponder whether
I should tab ICiaon and snip at it,
To piece it, malre it a betw It,
Muttering what I h.d known before1
I should have had it wrapped
at the store. -coa.e.. Stalq BtlF•
' •
diflerent to that beautiful face of hen.
Tbe day we talked to Jennifer, she was
wearing her brown and gray hair pulled
back in a kind of peruke and very littJe
appanmt make-up. She isn't sure she
wants to be a celebrity ... , don't like
being put on a pedestal," she snid .
DATES: WednndaJ is the flrst day of
winter. beginning with the solstioe at
7:4.2 a.m., FSI'. s.tuntay is Christmas.
ANNIVERSARIES: The Pilgrims tanded
at Plymouth, Mass.. 351 years ago
TuesdlJ.
BIRTHDAYS: Sundq-AJ Katine is 37;
Leonid Brezhnev 65; Irene Dunne 67.
T...U,-David Sussldnd ls 51; Jane
Fonda M. W1ll11d.,._Lady Bird
Johnson ii 59; Friclef-Ava Gardner is
49; Howard Hughes 66. S.tunlay-
Cab Calloway is 64; Rod Serling 49;
Conrad Hilton 84.
umE EMILY
By Frank Baalnsld
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push the vehicle-down the road
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DICK WILSON'S
·WILSON FORD ·SALES
18255 HACH ILYD., HUNTINGTON IEACH •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
DICK WILSON SAYS: •72•1 ARE ARRMNG BY THE
TIUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I ! HUGE DIS-
COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's 11
Complete 1972 Car and T111ck Line On Sale!
S65 TOTAL DOWN
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PYMT.
36 MONTHS
$65 is .tie tetel dowft pey"'e11t HG $65 ;, the tot.I "'011fflly
peyMHt l"cl.dl"f tH, '71 lice111e eftd ell fiH11ce dtertH
H •PP'•"-' credit fer J6 "'°"His. Deferred peyment price
is S2405.00 inl.di"t ell finence cher9es, fH11, ·n liens•
•r if yew ltf•hr to P•Y ce1h, the f11ll, cesh price is 011ly
UOH.'5 iftcltt~i"t Hies t .. , '12 licenH A.P.R. 10.647..
FORD MOYE·EM·OUT SALE
NOW ON AT WILSON FORD
JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD.
·18255 BEACH BOULEVARD
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lef. The followtRI PfOPlMI art for
Mon., Tu&, Wed. ead l1111ra. •'1·
10:00 t) Fa.tly Affair
(])Movie: See D1ytime Movies.
D @l m Sale ot ttie c.ntury U Movie: See D1ytime Movies.
II) Worid T1lll Mon.; Report to the
CoaSUlltt Tues.; Your Govtr1111tnt
Today Wed.; Rtc:ot1dllltion Thurs.
U)luy-Une
10:30 a love of ute '------------'! D ®) m Hollywood Squares
5:55 D History of Mnlco (]) PllH Donahue Sflow
6:00 II {j) Suftrill Sttlester Ci) MJ Three Softs
6:25 D EdUCltlofl bdlall.. "Whirs m I IPi(iAL I Hlppopet.tbus Mon.
New at the New School" only. An imaginative bus ride thru
6:30 U OdyswJ "Ceremony of lnno· Los An1eles for children.
cence" MOft., Wtd., "Reedin(' Tues., II) Wlftdtrlust
Thurs. 11:00 U Cl) Where the Hart Is
Ci) Eduatioul Futum 11 al m Jeopanty fJ Act9SS tM Fence Mon.; Prince U &) hllopl111 Soumiet
of Peace Tuts., Wed.; P1rtnt Youth II) Trnel Show
Forv111 Thurs. fll) The Electric Company ~ Todly o,n the f119 11:15 m Opemion Gr1ndp1rtnts Tues.; m Educatioftat Plo&nM Mon.; Adoption Stpent Thurs.
Wed.; Industrial Arts Tues..; TllCMr 11:20 II) Fashions In Stwln1 ·
In-Service Thurs. 11:30 tJ Cl) Semh fOI' Tomorrow
6:45 EB eo.-'"' R•pett u (f6) m Wllo, W11at. Wh•" s.11e
7:00 U (j) CIS'Ntws John Hart U (])@&)That Girt
11 m TodaJ SlMw Frank McGee m Lil's Rip
1J Mr. WbJlbone II) News Georie Nolan
U r,.wttMu Newt (jj) Sesl•e street
" llnll)I 5-alits ac.,.. ... m T11tmdtll1nls m ...,, "' rop ._
fB "''"" Opeeilf m (fj) s.. ... sttttt
7:30 Cl)""'"' Sc»lits D tn tor ttte 70's
a§ Petticolt Junction m ,.,, -friends
II) Hobo KellJ EB Stodl lllrtet tover111
1:00 II Clptah1 lln11roo U Sandy SartcrOW
D Ralph StMJ's A.M .•
Ci) Sunup Mel Knoepp
fi) T odly Show m Cl) C.rtoons
fii) tt.thlfop Kathleen Hitchcock
aJ lolo's Ii& Top Sllow
1:30@ Coffff lrt1ll/Cblldren's Tudltr
O Jlct la Linne m Dt1111ls the Mt111ce
ll)Gu11by
fii) CitJw•tdlers Tues. only aJ News Victoria James
1:50 (]) News Dick McAleer
9:00 11 The Uicy SllOW a ltj m 01t11t1'• l'llce 1J Tiie G1lltl'J
CIJ I.ct La Lan111
(j)MIU Doullo fJ .,... Meyers, Dtl Rio m ..._..: See Daytime MOYles.
li)UltCWWlldt m rn Sela• Street
9:30 1J MJ TII'" Sons D l1il m Coneenttation urn.a of, ..
(j) Ylrtftlil ,,.,... Shew D ..._..: Set D1ytime Movtes..
CiJTtMpo •
II) Ro111per ROOM
;. f T f P '< ! i I l '.
i2:00 11 Paul Bem1rd-hycN1tmt a m n ......... Mitch
D Cl) 00 m lewitcMcl CIJQi mNews
II) CniftJ Mon.; Consumer's Werid
Tues., Thurs.; Public Servlc. Film
Wed.
fDFeaturn
12:25 m Hip Noon Buffoons
12:30 U (j) As tftt WOftd Tums
D ~ m o.,s of Our Uv•
IJMowleG11te
D ())Cl) a> ruswont G Blrttr W1rcl News m D11lln1 for Dollll'I
1:00 ti (j) Lon Is I M1J1y Sclltndortd
Thin&
a ~ m The Doctors U Yiralnl1 Grlll1111 Sllow
Ci) I Low Lucy U Ci) aJ All My Children fJ m Movie: See D1ytime Movies.
1:30 II (j) Tiie Guidin1 U0t 0 dj tD AMthtr Wortd D (])Ci) m Ltrs Ml .. I Deal
II) F1sllilons In Sew1n1
f.B Co•lllOClltJ Report
ft39-1V ......
l:AO 18 Di1Hn1 for Dtflars
2:00 IJ (j) Secret Storlll
11 ttj m lriOt ~•ise 1J Hl&fnrly Plttol
D (])CI> a> Ntwlywtd s. ...
II) Mowle: See Daytime Movies.
Qt Romper ltoo•
2:30 11 (]) r..t11 of Nlffrt
D ai ms.met fJ CJ) Cl) &) Dltinc 01110
EE)futu ..
Oj ft's Your let
3:00 11 Cotler r,ce
Bit's Year let
QC.itoon TI• U ()) (I) &) Ct1Nt1I Hospltlt
(j) ~ Movie: See Daytime Movies.
OFw TI111 m TenlltSSlt Tuxedo
18 RodJ Ind friends
mc11111113&
QjUnde W1ldo
3:30 II Mr. Ed
B Milt Doulf11
IJS. Hunt
@ Supem1n a oo m o ... u~ to Uve G C.Ur1ieous C.t m Yoai Hd friends m .. .,111. '°"'1a 8 Rocty 11td Friends
3:45 €1) la Com11nld1d 11 DI•
4:00 f) Movie: See D1ytime Moviu. D Tht Rlfle1111n
(l)T1n111
0 Cil m Love Amtrlcln Style
" l1n1na Splits mc.itoons m (jj) Se11ine Street
.g) Topia. Mon.; Cllendarfo Thurs. a The "' v.r..,
4:JO CJ) Youtlt ilt Ult 70'1 Mon.; lhwit:
See D1ytime. Movies Tues,, Wed.,
Thurs.
1J Father Knows lat U News Bentl, Schubeck fJ The Lone R1npr m My Fnorite Mlrtl1n
li)Stntlt Ben
ti) El flstol clel Dilblo m Obstmtioft 36
tm)Futum
EE) Bozo's Ii& Top Sllow
5:00 CJ) News Mon.
DO<Il a>News
(j)fm'D fJ ltj Dick V1t1 Dyke m Thi F11ttt1tonu
18The M1lllfln
fll) (jj) Mlstereprs' Ntlpbortlood
ti) Def Altar a 11 Tmnba m DNtti V1lltf Days
9 The Movie lime
tm)EJ Amo
5:30 D Father Knows lest
(I) Call of the West
U (f)ltjaJNews Gc.t s .. rt m Dennis tbt MenKe
18 Qt CIU111n'1 bland m all )lte Electric Company m Doti Wiben's Town Talll
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SATURDAY
DECEMBER 18
EVENING
6:00 tJ CJ m News O Ra11s Football Action fJ The RHI Don Steel Show
@) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Whole
World Is Watchin(' (drama) '68-
Burl Ives, James Farentlno.
d) Brecbn's World
El) W1terfront
Ell) The Advocates
@II Box de Metieo
o~ Slf1rl to Adventure
el) Secuestro en el Cltlo
6:30 Cl) Sports Witll Btrtb
CJ MBC News Conference
00 Sports Challen&• 0 News Huah Williams
(I) Star Trek
fl)Tr1Velur1 m Gloria Greer Show
Qt Bob Let's Open ROid
6:55 O Lakers Warm-Up
7:00 6 CBS News Roger Mudd
(})World of Sports lllustrettd
CJ National Geo1r1phlc "Siberia:
The Endless Horizon" .Joseph Cam·
panella narrates this examination
of the unknown land of Siberia, Its
people, culture, and relation to the
modem western world.
O Lakers Basketball The Los Ange·
les L1kers meet the Phoenix Suns
at Phoenix.
@Truth or Consequenca u ut's Mde a Deal
D Dtatfl YalleJ Dap m m 9 Lawrence Welk
d) It Takes 1 Thief
fl) Crtatlve llvin& With Crefts
Ell) Arneriun Dre1m Machine
«!) Yarted1d Mule.I
a)HNHIW
7:30 B David frost Revue Herschel
Bernardi auests.
(}) N1nnr and the Profeuor
(j) Doctor In the Hou1e
U Juvenile Jury Carl Ballantine
auests.
()) Rollin' on Ute River
D Miilion $ Movie: (2hr) "What's
So Bid About F•lln& Qood7'' (com·
edY) '68 -Mary Tyler Moore,
George Peppard.
II) Lueedta
1:00 IJ (() All In the F1111lly Christmas
Day stuts out as a v9ry unhappy
occasion In the Bunker house be·
cause Archie Is depressed 1bout not
D CI) (j) Qettlq Toattber "Blue
Christmas'' Bobby rents a mountain
cabin to give younr Jenny a real
old·fuhioned Christmas, and every·
thlnr that can possibly ao wrong
DOES! m Movie Cireats: (C) (Zhr) ''The
Lon& Gray line" (drama) '55 -
Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, Ward
Bond, Bet~ Palmer. Harry Carey Jr.
The story of a man's career at West
Point.
d) Championship Wrestling
fl) World Tomorrow
EID Hollywooll Televi1Jon Theltre (R) et Emalld1 de locos 9 Film: (C) "HolkllJ for Lovers"
el) Latln·Amerlcan Showcast m S,c>rts Ch1llen1e
8:30 f) (j) Maiy Tyler Moore sttow
Ted Baxter shows signs of really
bein& in love when he borrows fresh
roses from Mary's desk to give to
the daughter of ChucJdes the Clown.
Arlene Golonka guests.
CJ@) m The Good life "Albert
Gets Rich" Albert strikes it rich
and quits his job as butler.
fJ Cl) (j) a>.-Bc Movie of the
Weekend: (C) (90) "What's 1 Nice
Girl Like You .•• 1" (adventure) '71
-Brenda Vaccaro, Edmond O'Brien.
Vincent Price, Jack Warden. Roddy
McOowall, Jo Ann Worley. A poor
girl from the Bronx is drawn Into
an elaborate extortion plot by Im·
personatlng a rich socialite.
&> Hoqr !f Deliverence
9:00 B (j) Die• Y<1n Dyke Show When
thinp start disappearing around the
house, the Prestons reluctantly bealn
to suspect their maid Teela's six·
year·old nephew Pepito of being the
culprit. .
CJ @) m NBC Saturday Movie:
(C) (2'hr) "The Sln&ina Nun" (musi·
cal) '66-0ebbie Reynolds, Ricardo
Montalban, Greer Garson. Aines
Moorehead, Katharine Ross. Sister
Ann (Miss Reynolds), a Dominican
nun with a 1reat alft for music, Is
torn between two worlds: her work In
the Belalum slums and a cueer as
1 recording star.
Ell) The Silent Years: "The Ciold
Rush," with Charlie Chaplin.
II) Movie: (C) "Pacto de Traldonts"
9:15 O .La .. rs Wrap-Up
9:30 1J Ci) Arnie Amie's 1mbltlous plens
for his annual gift to a foster home
are shattered when Santa Claus·clad
Hamilton Majors Jr. alarlngly omits
Amie from his Christmas bonus pre·
sentation.
0 Saturday Nl1ht fl(llts
D NIWI Larry Burrell
Q) Porter W11oner Show m ane Mtaleano
receiving his usual Christmas bonus. 10:00 IJ (()Minion: lmpoaiblt Jim
IJ 4"G @m T1lt Partnel'1 "North Is Phelps and his IMF team are alven
Now South" Jack Webb Is special the uslanment of breakln& an un-
auest as the Police Commlulo11tr derworld rlna 1ttemptin1 to set up
In a story lnvolvln& rival mobstm. one of the world's laraut heroin
,... 4
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 18, 1971
l'ti'mll
Ft~1111
M1111r.\
IEE
in "TAMMY & THE
DOCTOR" In co lor
Saturday night at
U:.SI\\\
t~llSS2
10
11
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,n11Wfacturln1 plants off the coast (I) Movie: .. A fMr In tllt ......-
of Afrlc1. (drema) '61 -Efrem Zlmballst Jr.,
(1) I #flew I TIM C:O.eclitM Anaie Dickinson. IJ (}) m n.. Ptrsuadm "Some·
one Waitlnl'' Loni Brett Slncl1ir re-11:30 0 Mowie: "Stop Train 149" (dre·
celves macabre thraats to his life ma) '64-Jose Ferrer, Sean Flynn,
after enterlna an auto race, causina Nicole Coun:el.
hazards off the road as well as on. @ Movie: .. A Man Na!Md Reca"
fJ T•raet Reals Philbin (drama) '60 -Jena-Paul Belmondo, m News Ken Jones Christine Klufman.
Q) T1M Wilbun1 lrothtrs 1J Sltsdly Nlfht Mevtt: '"T1M Pu111ptln Eater" (drama) '64-Anne 9 FllM: "The Ila Utt" Bancroft, Peter Finch, James Mason,
10:30 1J Sports Challenp Sir Cedric Hardwicke:--A woman
II Twflipt Zone finally finds happiness In her fourth
marriage, then learns that her hus·
Ii) Ntw1 Biii Reddick band is havina numerous affairs.
fil) David Susstlnd Show Cl) Movie: 'i'ht Llltber Saint" (dra·
11:00 fJ CI> 0 IJ Cl) ®l News ma) '58 -Paul Doualas, Cesar
Romero. 1J Mowfe: (C) "Ghost of franbn·
stelt1" (horror) '42 -Lon Chaney, ®)Movie: (C) "Desby" (western)
Evelyn Ankers. '55-Audie Murphy, Marl Blanchard. m Movie: (C) ''TlM Red Shots" 00 Marshal Dillon (drama) '58--Moira Shearer. Anton fJ Fri&ht Nl&ht: (C) "Got' and "X· Walbrook.
T1M Unknon." m Collt19 Bnketblll Tape delay of 12:301J Movie: ~ne Ni&frt la Usbon"
USC vs. University of Kansas aame. (romance) '41 -Fred MacMurray.
ID It Is Writtan m Cblller
11:15 fJ Fabulous 52! {C) "Tant•J llHI
tllt Dector" (romance) '63--Sandra
Dee, Peter Fonda, Macdonald Cerey,
Adam West Tammy, the backwoods
alrt, aets a lob as 1 nurse and
promptly fells In love with 1 youna
doctor.
1:00 (j) News
1:15 IJ Movit: ".wt(' (drama) '65-
Norman Alden.
l:JO D Speakfflr Freely Llbor medi1tor
Theodore Kheel auests. m AIMIPt SMw: "Cry tilt It-
loved C.Ufttry," "'Liit .,_,. tf
Dehryft" and "AllePnJ Uprisln('
DREAMS CAN COME TRUE • • •
THE DAILY PM.OT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 11. 1971
"A Christmas Dream." ao original book musical set in the late
1800's, takes Southern California viewers back in time for a look at
the true meanina of the holiday season. on· Sunday. December 19
(6PM) in color on KNXT. Channel 2.
The charming half -hour fantasy centers on a young prl. pennilea
but.ever so detennined to fulfill her ailing sister's hopes of recelvina
a rag doll for Christmas. Tho youngster. played by Kelly Kummer,
steals away in a small toy shop where she falls asleep while waitina
for it to clbse. During her oap, the toys in the shor magically and
musically come to life to entertain the young gir and make her
Christ.mas a merry ooe.
Durina this imaginative sequence. the little tin soldier. a bouncina
ball and pretty brunette doll perform ooe of the program's original
compositions. "Toys Want To Be Wanted." Then the puppets tum
into life'"5ize people and join the younpter in a seecaaUy cboreo-
gtaphed and arranged production number. "A Chriltmu Dream.••
The racket arouses the kindly toymaker, played by character
actor John Zoller. When be enters bis display room all is quiet.
Then he notices his young uninvited guest who has awakened from
her dream. Impressed by her honesty and unselfishness, the kindly
old gentleman gives her the rag doll and realius that the true
meaning of Christmas truly is that of giving.
This holiday special marks the actinJ debut of youoa Miu
Kummer who is also spotlighted as she smp "Two Little People.,
to her new-found rag doll. "A Christmas Dream" featuring a five..
piece musical ensemble and chorus which give spirit and Jif e to the
original tunes. was written by Dean Walley with music by Barbara
Rottman. .
To complete the period two-room set. a number of clauic
antique dolls valued at several thousand dollan were bol'T'Owed
from Jo Ann Ullery's CoJlection. Additionally. the set includes an
exterior set in front of the toy shop complete with frosted windows
and gently falling snow.
Channel 2's Ervin Zavada produced and directed the holiday
special and also co-wrote it with Richard Brill-'. The meoaaerie of
puppets was created by Roger Barnes. who also acted aa puppeteer
&Iona with King Hall. Puppet voices are performed by Stu-lloeen
and Nina Lawrence. with the latter joioin1 dancer Don Bradburn
in the musical dance number.
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Disney teltvWon vkwen may expect a special hour of enchant-
ment Sunday evening (Dec. 19) at 7:30PM on NBC. when The
Wonderful World of Disney presents highlights from the traveling
arena show, "Disney on Parade," a fantasy-filled program for young
and old alike. For this spectacular, Walt Disney Productions devel-
oped a totally new dimension in entertainment with introduction
of multi-media, a technique whjch blends live production, motion
pictures, sound effects, music and special lighting.
At the beginning of each production number, film clips of
classic Disney animated motion pictures are presented on a story-
book screen. Then the characters on film literally spring to life
onto the stage to perfonn Javish musical numbers. Backed by a
full orchestra. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Cinderella,
Alice in Wonderland, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs bead a
cast of over 100 Disney stars who sing, dance, and enact the classic
stories that have been f avoritcs for generations.
The elements md st.ms of the show are familiar to everyone,
but the undetlying philosophy and staging are unique. It is easier
to describe the show by what it is not, than by what it is. It is not
a circus, not like an ice show, not a theater in the round, not like a
Broadway repertory touring company. Instead, "Disney on Parade"
combines the best elements of all these with highly sophisticated
magical illusions, a subtle use of film projects and spectacular
choreography-in a montage, a collage, a happening. The total
effect is unlike anything ever staged.
The eatire lltow b boit around music, utilizing contemporary
pacing so that audience attention is constantly being sbif ted to some
new visual element. The action talces place on the arena floor, and
also among the audience. The characters don't merely "enter" or
"exit" the performing area; they appear or disappear in bright
flashes of color and sound, or fly from place to place. There is
even psychedelia, with strobe lighting effects and rock 'n' roll
music. In its two-year existence, "Disney on Parade" bas played to
nearly six million people throughout the United States, Canada,
Mexico and Australia. And because of enthusiastic response to the
show, another unit is being planned for continental Europe.
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• • •
'A (HRISTMAS CAROL'
A CLASSIC 'FIRSJ. EDITION'
Once In a Iona wblle a pro-
gram comes along which seems
to have all tho earmarks of a
"classic" in the making. Such a
program is ABC's "A Christmas
Carol,'' airing Tuesday (Decem-
ber 21) at 7:30PM.
This baJf-bour animated ver-
sion of the world-famous holiday
ghost represents a poolin$ of
talent rarely found 1n a smgle
show. The narrator is one of the
world's most distinguished actors,
Sir Michael Redgrave; the voice
of Scrooge is another English
theatrical giant. Alastair Sim,
whose performance as Scrooge
in the 1950 filmed version has
been caJled "definitive" by many
critics; the producer is Chuck
Jones, creator of the Roadrunner
and of ABC's current Curiosity
Shop.
The words are all (every one
of them) written by a fledgling
screenwriter named Charles
Dickens; and the innovative ani-
mation, true to the S,Pirit of the
steel engravings which accom-
panied the first edition in 1840,
1s being done by Richard Wil-
liams, the young Canadian
genius who has been called "the
new Disney," and whose work
has won top {>rizes at no fewer
than seven mtemational film
festivals. With understandable
pride, they're calling their ver-
sion of the timeless tale a "first
edition." It will be a "Christmas
Carol" so authentic that not even
that old cynic, Scrooge, could
call it a "humbug!"
To Insure this autbentkity,
animator Williams sent a team
of artists to the British museum
for an intensive six-week research
period, during which they located
every visual detail pertaining to
the clothing, the hairstyles, the
architecture, and furniture of the
Dickensian er-. Then all this
data was painstakingly translated
into the style of the steel engrav-
ings by John Leech which accom-
panied the first printed version
of the work.
According to producer Chuck
Jones, Dickens made this task
easier for them. "Dickens loved
the theater," Jones says, "and he
described the exact placement of
everything in a room just as
though he was designing a set.
All we had to do was look at the
illustrations and read the words,
and everything fell into place.
It's no wonder we're giving
Dickens solo credit for the
screenplay." Posted on the wall
of Williams' Soho Street studio
(located near the streets Dickens
walked and wrote about) aro a
series of signs which read: "we
are doing this show as Dickens
would do it if he were the pro-
ducer." It is Williams' 'fond hope
that "A Christmas Carol" will be
the most f aitbfuJ renderina of a
printed work. into film in the
history of television.
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' SUNDAY
DECEMBER 19
MOPN1r,1.
&:15 m The Chrtstopltt11
&:30 D Country Music m TM Bibi• Anawt11
&:45 (I) Tiie Cllriltoplttfl
&:55 II Qlvt Us Tiiis Dey
7:00 II Cl) Tom end Jeny a Tiii c1111atop"-11
9) Woody Woodpecbr m Unit One ID Public Att1lra/Sod1I Security
7:30 II Cl) Tiit llroovi, Gooll11 0 Tiiis Is the LHt , D Morm111 T1bern1cl1 Cllolr
(I) Dlrtctlou
0 Oral Roberts
@) Deputy D1w1 m Yo(I Bt1r end friends m Slued Ht1rt/Tll1 Chrlstopllers
1:00 11 (j) Limp Unto My Fett
0 Mrs. Alpll1 let
D Rex Humb,td
(I) Rt1I Estate Open House 0 Herald of Truth
~Old Time Gospel Hour m Wondera11t1 m Revival Firu
1:30 II Look Up and Uve a Serendipity
O Campus Profile "Optimal Nutri·
lion"
CJ) Lit There Bt U11rt 0 D1y of Discovery
G) Kathryn Kuhlman
1:00 II Inside Foothill
CJ Challenp My Sermon O Day of Discovery O llln&dom of Carealot
0 Hour of Power
@) It Is Written
G) Cl) Oral Roberts
ii) Musica 'I P1l1bras 9 Cartoon Clmlval
~ Panorama Latino en Domln10
9:30 II (j) NFL Tod11 0 Movie: "Tom Brown's Sdloot
D•JS" (classic) '62-Robert Newton,
Diana Wynward.
D Gene Autf'I CI> Movie: "Lure of the Swamp"
(adventure) '57 -Willard Parker,
Marshall Thompson.
O Anaie's G1r11e
®) Tiie Saint
G) Gospel Sin&f nc Jubilee
ii) Esta Es 11 Vida 9 NFL Game of the Week
9:40 (}) Bible Stories/Community Action
10:00 II (]) NFL Football Doubltht1der
Los An1eles Rams meet Pitubur1h
Steelers at Pittsburgh In first game
of doubleheader. D Hour of Power
0 (1) Reluctant Dra1on and Mr.
Toad
O Movie: "Tht Four Skulls of Jona·
than Drake" (horror) '59-Eduard
Franz, Valerie French, Henry Danfell. m Frtnte I ta Yid•
(fjTo le Announced
10:30 D CV Tiit Doubltdtclltn
(lg) Sports lllustr11ttd m Filth for Today
fl) Mel1nte con las Escuel11
11:00 0 ~ m AfC/NFC Footblll San
Dle10 Chargers at Houston Oiiers.
1J Homt lu,.n Gulde
Cl) Liff'/ Kint Sllow D CV lultwlnkle m Movie: (C) "l1rtltJS of lroed·
w1'(' (musical) '49-frtd Astaire,
Gin1er Roaers, Oscar Levant.
Cl) Cllurdl In ttlt Home
@I) Nowl1 Seminal a FllM: "Oreeon PUSlp" m V1ritdld
11:30 D CI) M•k• I Wish D Movie: (C) "Runnln1 Taratt''
(western) 'SS-Arthur Franz, Oor1s
Oowllnc. GD Clnt Mexicano
A F l I R N Cl o 1•
12:00 CV Tree House Club D Movie: "Sinner's Hollcla'/'' (dra·
ma) '47 -Randolph Scott, Joan
Blondell.
Cl) Sports Sptd1I "Twenty-Five
Years-The NBA Story" 0 Suspense Theatre
G) lntelli1ent Parent
mvi1je
12:30 (}) Christadelphlans
Cl) Movie: "Th• Flpter'' (adven·
lure) '52-Richard Conte, Vanessa
Redarave.
G) Teena1e Trials
Qt Double Feature: "Bob Mathias
Story" and "Private Ufe of Henf'I
VIII"
1:00 IJ Cl) NFL Football (Doubleheader
continues) Detroit Lions vs. 49ers at
San Francisco.
0 (})al Directions Sptcia I
"Christ Is Born" O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Alexander
the Great" (drama) 'SS-Richard
Burton, Fredric March, Claire Bloom. m World BeJond m News Nick carter
ii) Tribune Publlca m Teatro Domlnlul
1:30 G) Voice of Calvary
2:00 (I) Gene Fomell's Forum
0 Meet the Press
O Robert It Domin Show Gov.
Geor1e Wallace of Alabam1 auests.
Cl) Best of Bowlin& O Eyewitness
®) American PhJSical Fltneu
G) Sports Stt
ti) leyendas dt Malco m Matinee: "Dishonored Lad(' m Vir1en dt Fatima
al 8UJ·Llne
2:30 (1) Sports Special "Twenly·Five
Years-The NBA Story"
0 What's Goin& On O Movie: (C) "The Girt Rush"
(comedy) '55 -Rosalind Russell.
ternando Lamas, Eddie Albert.
Hl&h Speed Llvinc
G) Roller Qemt
3:00 (I) UniversitJ Oielo1ue
0 I lflc!AL I Continental Con1resa
Llqyd Bridges and Burgess Meredith
are featured In pro1ram lnte1ratin1
(Continued)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 111, 1971
'THE HOMECOMING'
"The Homecoming," a two-hour special on CBS, Sunday (Dec 19)
at 7:30PM, is a personal gift to television audiences from its author
Earl Hamner Jr. Starring Patricia Neal, the nostalgic story of a
simple mountain family was written in the holiday spirit. "Christmas
has become a niahtmare for most people," says Hamner. ''The
packed stores, crowds, traffic jam~ and money worries have pro-
duced a kind of national insanity. Yet underneath there is a eatbetic
wish to experience something-maybe the Christmas Spint-that
no other time of the year provides. It we suceeed in our aim for
this play," continued Hamner, "I think we will brina our viewen
that Ineffable thins they are seeking at Christmas: the simple love,
pride, wonder and reverence that is the true meanina of the Day."
Pacrka Neal and Cl«Hon Uttle
TODAY!
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performances by the two actors and
QOmmentary offered by public offl·
cials and schol1rs on problems con·
frontlna America today.
UZ.n• &rey
Cl) Daktari O family Film Festival: "Heidi"
(classic) '37-Shh1ey Temple, Jean
Hersholl
~ lowtll ThomH
mch111er
(I) Toots
&) Bullwinkle
3:30 00 Bob Rllston Musk Boa
OHHHaw
(j) Zane Grey Theatre
l1Q) Meet the Press
til) The Fir Tree A Hans Christian
Andersen story. er;, Christmas In a Treehouse
&) A(riculture Report
4:00 tJ flee the Nation
00 Movie: "A Fever In tfle Blood"
(drama) '61-Efrem Zlmballst Jr.,
Anal• Dickinson.
O Sunday Tom Snyder
Cl) Tarun Theatrl 0 Sports Sptc:lal "Twenty-Five
Years-The NBA Story''
(j) Probe
~ National Gtofl'lphlc
(ij) Locbr Room m I sJl(Jlt I Circle of Uatrts Pete
Seerer ind 1 aroup of friends cele·
brate the holiday season In sonc. er;, The Musk Boa
9 Theatre One EE Rex Humbard
4:30 IJ Movie: ''A Holiday Affair'' (com-
edy) '49 -Robert Mitchum, Janet
Leich. Wendell Corey. D Movie: "Invisible Man's R ..
vtn1t" (mystery) 'l~Jon Hall. 0 II Mondo
(iJ Face the N1tion O Pet Set Barbara Eden guests. m Festival or Classics: "A Day at
the Races" (comedy) '37-The Marx
Brothers. Allan Jones.
Q) Hey landlord er;, This Is the Ute
5:00 O Wortd or Sports lllustr1ted
Cl) Unllmed Worid
0 I s'lc1Al I Showtlme Dave Allen
hosts a musical.variety special, with
auests Dusty Springfield 1nd Frank
Fontaine.
(lg News Schwartz, Chandler
Q) Star Trek
(Jj) Am1riun Dream Machine
til) The C.urse of Our Timu "Gand·
hi and the Emergence of India"
(I) Eres Ml Destino m lnslaht 9 Burte's Law GE Variffades '71
&) P1ttem for llvin&
5:30 0 I sPlc!AL I ButterfliH Don't Uve
In the Qhetto Edward G. Robinson
hosts a proaram featuring the poetry
and drawings of children who were
imprisoned in the Temin (C11cho-
slovaki1) ahetto durina Wor1d War
11. The poems are recited by four
younc people from San Fernando
Valley: N1ncy Corinbllt. Rebecca
Helfm1n, Alan Rosenb1um and Dan·
ny Spector.
, ... 10
Q (I) &) Nanny Ind the Professor
"Good·Bye, Arabella, Hello" The
profeSSOt thinks he and Arabella, the
car, are being phased out by his
children.
(j) News Ray Wilson
l1Q) Movie: (C) "Rose Marie" (dra·
ma) '54--Ann Blyth, Howard Keel.
til) Couututlon "Diabetes and
Sickle Cell Anemia in the Eyes" m retipedlvt
FVfNING
6:00 0 I l8cll1. I A CMstmas Df111W A
musical fantasy set in the late
1900s tellinc of a youna waif who
falls asleep in a toy shop the day
before Christmas.
00 Movft: (C) (2hr) "Mr. Hobbs
Takes a Vacation" (comedy) '62-
James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. Om NBC News
0 Movie: (21/zhr) "Tht Bishop's
Wife" (fantasy) '48 -Cary Grant,
Loretta Young, David Niven, Monty
Woolley.
00 Voyace to Botto"' of Su
Q I Am Somebody
Ci) is.,(cl•l! I Drea11 II Trinl
Q) This Is Tom Jones
Christmas show with Judy Collins,
Millicent Martin, David Frye and the
102 Welsh Treorchy Male Voice
Choir.
0 Wild Wild West
~ Tht Advoutes fE Thirty Minutes W"lth •••
QI Racine Woctd
~ Secuestro en el c;eto
tl)M .. e a Wish
6:30 tJ I ltlcl•4 I The Ni&flt Before
Christmas An animated program tell·
Inf how Clement C. Moore's famed
story, "A Visit From St. Nick," came
to be written In 1882.
0 Story Th11tre
O Eyewitness News m Creature Futures: (C) (90) "The
Eye Creatures" (horror) '67-John
Ashley, Cynthia Hull.
til) Masquer1de er;, Meet the Press
&) The NBA Story
7:00 tJ Bil News Clete Roberts
O Wild IUnadom "Trails of Saauaro
Springs" The importance of these
trails in the Sonora Desert to Ille
survival of animals inhabitinr the
aru is studied.
l1) Hee Haw Georae Lindsay and
Ferlln Huskey guest.
O story in Hollywood
(I) Juvtnile Jury O Death Valley Dip
&l Passport to Trawl
EE CIVILISATION: * Xerox brings back the
now·c•assic series.
til) (ij) Clvlliution "The Fallaties of
Hope" Kenneth Clark's subjects are
Napoleon, BttthOYen, Byron, Del•·
crolx and Rodin.
(l)Mujer m Wild IUncdom "Leopards of
Sawai M1dhopur"
ftlastlt
~ Panorama MUJictl m Siii Scene
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 18. 1971
Chnfunas eve comes early tonight
when a little girl dU;covm;
"~ Chriftmas Ore.am" come true.
Don't m1S6 this delightful
new musical special, in color.
6:oopmSunday. ~~2
11J Minority Co••unltJ
fl) Jlpenese Mftie
Ell) (fj) M1starpiece Theatre "Resur-
rection"
7:30 IJ ()) I IPicW I Tiit HolMCQllna
P1trlcl1 Nt1I, Wllll1m Windom, Rich·
ud Thomes, Ett11r Beraen, Jose·
phlne Hutchinson end Dorothy Stick·
ney stu In this nostelale. sensitive
story of 1 rural mount1ln Amerfcln 9:30 IJ ()) Caclt's Count, Forrest Tuck·
family durlna the areat depression er iuests u a man whose dlsfike of
of the earty 1930s. All tht eetlon his d1u1htel's boyfriend, the son of
takes place the day befOft Christ· en Arlb diplomat, convinces him
mas. the youth is ruilty ot murder. H1
O .. WORLD OF DISNEY" sets out to brine him to justice. * TONIGHT SPOTLIGHTS Peter Ford, son of series stu Glenn
"DISNEY ON PARADE" Ford, mikes his first appe1ranee In the rerul¥ role of Pe'te, a deputy And Arena Spectacular .sheriff.
0 @) m Wot1d tf DbMy "Disney fJ News Larry Burrell
on Puade" Hlfhliahts of a llve per-
formance by • trevelinr troupe of 10:00 0 @) m T1te Bold On• -Tiii
Disney ch1reeters, feeturina 12 pro· DoctlK1 "Dagger in the Mind" A
duetlon numbers lncludinr "Alice In vindictive woman stirs a controversy
Wondert1nd," "Junal• Book" and between en old friend end his young
"Clnderelle." Taped In Australl1. wife. Robert Stertlnr. Mary Layne D Tiiis Is Yo11r Ufe and Colin Wiicox-Home ruesl
fJ MHffon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) 0 m News "uaend of tlle Lost" (adventure) fJ Cotlmunlty Ftedb1dl
'57 -John Wayne, Sophia Loren, OJ Jot DtSilv1's Open fOfUnl
Rossano Brml. (ij) I s'*cllt I A Joyful Nelse A l•m· llJ Tltr• P1uports to Adventure session celebration of Christmas. Cit Wild IOn&do111 fE J1p1nese News Diem
&) M1ntnp Ell) I UJC1lL I Son of Mtn (R) Den-
nis Potter's play about Jesus the
1:00 0 Q) ~ &) The FBI (R) "The man (Colin Blakely) and the politl·
Recrurtel' James Dt'llln enlists • cal climate of his life from his des·
female accomplice for • robbery cent from the wilderness to his
and arouses the Jeelousy and sus-cruclfimn.
pidon of his fl1ncee. Guests ue ti) Estrtllas Musiclln
Monte Mart.him end Jessicl Walter. ,;:a Flirt· "Notorio . Ctntlttu ,. m Movie Greltl: (2hr) "The Lona llU1 • us n
Gray Une" (drama) '55 -Tyrone 10:30 II Jeny Visits "Lee Granr'
Power, Maureen O'Hara. U Tiii Wortd Tomorrow
11J Tiii Bia Question C1llf. Sen. ())At I
John Tunney ruests. ssue fE J1p1nese Vari~ Hour 11J Wttllend News Chuck Cecil m (fj) Arin1 lint "Th• 18·1o·21· 11:00 II CD au (j) Ifft\ News Year-Old Vote" wo
ti) Ftstlvel Fllmlco 0 RH Humbird
Qj Film: "Kini of Rouin1 20s" Cl) Movie: "Joumey Into llfht" m> Rtvlste Espinol (drama) '51-Sterling Hayden, Vivt·
CI LindfOr$.
&:30 0 @) m Jimmy Stewert Show fJ Movie: "The Sea H1wll" (adven·
"Luther's Last Love" The Howard lure) '40-Errol Flynn Brenda Mar·
women's matchm1kln1 efforts In shall Cleude Rains. '
Luther's (John McGiver) beh1lf ' •
flounder over 1 counterplot hitched m David Frost Show
by Jim. Nit• T1lbot Is a ruest. llJ KATHRYN KUHLMAN
0 I fjllCfAL I Ctlrlstmu Is Cl1ssle * (IN COLOR)
story of 1 younr boy who reluctantly 11J Kltllryn Kuhl1111n
~grees to play ".Second Shepherd" 11:30 IJ Merv Griffin
in the school Chnstmu paceant. D (1j sunder Tonipt Show
9:00 0 @) m lon1nu "'A Home for 0 Movie: "Desire In UM Dust"
Jamie" Just when the C1rtwrlrhts (drama) '60-Raymond Burr, Joan
plan to make Jemie 1 member of the Bennett.
f!mily,. his long-lost crendf•!her If· ()) Telepulse
nves at the Ponderou. Will Geer 11J Movie: "The Blue Lamp" (mys·
auests. tery) '51-0irt. Bogarde, Jimmy Han· U I lflc1lt I Sonny 1nd Cher "The ley.
Nitty Gritty Hou(' Musieel-comedy
variety hour with stirs Sonny and 12:00 U The G1llery
Cher, plus ruests Sindy Baron end 12•30 m 1 •nd An
Suzanne Cherny. · \.!V nues swers
0 CI) Cl) GD AIC Sund1y Movie: m Huel
(2111) "Synenon" (dram•) '65-Ed· 1:00 IJ Movie: (C) ''The Bllzlnc Foresf'
mond O'Brien, Chuck Connors, Stella (1dventure) '52-John Payne, Wll·
Stevens, Alex Cord, Riehud Conte, ll1m Demuest.
E1rth1 mtt. An 1bsorbing teken· D (I) News
from-life dr•m• 1bout the dope 1d·
diets, rejects 1nd· rebels of society
who try to help Heh other back to
lite.
1:30 ID Movie: "Thunder Over T1n1itf"
(adventure) '57 -Robert Hutton,
Li" G1stonl.
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lfatings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m (C) "Santi Cl1us Conquers the
M1rtl111t" (f111tlsy) '64-John Call,
Leonard Hicks.
9:30 fJ (C) ''Wt're No Ancels" (comedy)
'55 -Humphrey Bo1art, Aldo Ray,
Peter Ustinov.
10:00 Cl) "Tllt R.lalnf Tide" (dr1ma) '62
-Richard Conte. Shelley Winters. e "R"1tfl111 .... nee" (comedy)
'JS-Bob Hope, Shirley Ross. Uflllle
1nd Cut" (comedy) 'J3 -W.C.
Fields, Allison Skipworth.
1:00 B (C) "Wiid In ttlt Country" (drt·
ma) '61-f.lvis Presley, Hope L1n1e. m "Run, Psycho, Ru11" (drama) '66
----Oary Merrill, El1a Anderson.
2:00 Q) "S*piac Car to Trieste" Part I
(mystery) '49 -Jean Kent, Albert
Lieven. •
J:OO Cl) (C) "A Wo1111n of Straw'' (dr•·
ma) '64 -Gina Lollabrl&ida, Sean
Connery. al (C) "Sofie of lttnldett." Part I
(drama) '60-Jennlter Jones, Chutes
Bickford.
4:00 1J (C) "A Min C.lltd Pttef' (bloa·
r1phy) '55 -Richard Todd, Jean
Peters.
[ V t r°'~ I ', l,
&:00 1J lie News Jerry Dunphy 0 MIC Ntwt Tom Snyder e Pleat Don't Ed tilt Dlllles
O CI>@ O> Ubtrty Bowl Tennes·
see (7-2) vs. Ar\ansas from Mem·
phis, Tenn.
fJ Wild Wild West m Tht FUnbtonn
Q) I Drt1m of Junnle
(ii) Sptd1I of ttlt WMk "Tales of
Hoffm1n" m Hodcepodae l.odtt
GltDNews
QIMQbtny RfD
1:30 D st.Ye Allen Sllow Guests are
Stave and Terry Gibbs, Pat Hanry
and Maxine Weldon.
(j)9)Ntwt
m -lrifflUI Sltow II) IHI CotbJ Sllow
fJl) ptaylllf ttlt Cutt.er
6D Wanderlust
QtCf'Mfl Actts
GE) E Pntf. Sa&ftlrio
7:00f10a;)NtWI
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fJi) HltlNIJ'OI• Kathlten Hitchcock ., u llttnlll a n.e YlrcJnian GE> Us Tintflecos
m (1j) 11n<141c:Mttaa11t .. ,,
Ton The 65·voice eo,s Town Choir
performs a holiday concert
@l)LI Cati
GE) To Be AnnoMnctd
7:30 IJ Shlnd Up ind Cfletr Edie Adams 9:30 IJ (j) Doris o., (R) Bob Crane
aueits. auests as Dick Carter, host of 1 II Or. Sl!Nn lodlt "Crash" A ter-late·niaht talk show and a man
rlble collision between a truck and whom writer Doris Martin must In·
an automobile puts D11. Locke and terview.
Sellers In a rtce aaainst time. B auter Ward Ntwt
(j) I Dru• of Jean111t m " likes I Tbltf fJ MHllon $ Mowlt: (2hr) "'Notort· fZl) (jj) Book But
ous Landlld(' (mystery) '62-Kim 9:45 9) Manb'1p
TUESD A Y
DECEMBER21
For morning and afternoon
listings. please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
Novak, Jack Lemmon, Fred Astaire. 10:00 -rr1 MJ Tlllff Sou "Lady Ooua·
IGi:I ltt' M k 0.1 ~ ~ 9:00 m "last Dip of Pot1ptlr' (drama)
Wfl 1 a e 1 alas" Part II of story about Fe11us' 'JS-Preston Foster, Basil Rathbone. m Ho1111'1 "'"'" trip to Amer1ea to find hlmseff I 9:30 D (C) ...... OM fof ,..,. Part I m o,..,..t b 'd _, fI1) ~atchers n e. (drama) '59-Bing Crosby, Debbie (I) To Tell tt1t T~ Reynolds.
fl) Do-Rt-Mi O Mowlt: (211r) Attack" (drama) lO:OO (})"Showdown It Abiltnt" (west· I =llto Valdez Show '56-Jack Palance. Eddie Albert. Lee • ern) ,5& _ Jock Mahoney.
Marvin. 1J "Atf1irs of Susan" (comedy) '45
1:00 1J Cl) Gunsmoke (R) Doc Adams is m Nns Putnam, Ashman -Joan Fontaine, Georae Brent.
somewhat shocked to find that his (Jj) Flrlnf Une 1:00 B "left H1ndtd Cun" (western)
tempor1ry replacement Is Dr. Sam fZi) Soul! . '58 -Paul Newman, Uta Milan.
Mclavlsh (Vera Miies), a lady doc· GJ LI Cnadi lien Crlada m .,The Thlaf" (mystery) '52-Ray
tor whose presence is a threat to GE> El Tornlllo Miiiand, Rita Gam.
him and his pa~ents. lO:lS EE Tiit Movlt CtMt 2:00 1!J "Slaeplna Cir to Trieste" Con-
0 ®) 6D Lluaft·ln Guest Is Joe 10:30 U News Morris, McCormick cJuslon (mystery) '4!}-Jean Kent
Namath, star quarterbeck of pro (I) Movie: "lluebt1nl" (drama) '44 J:OO Cl) "llrd••n of Alcltru" Part I
footblll's New York JIU. Cameo -John Carradine, Jean P1rker. (drama) '62-Burt Lancaster.
auest& include Petula Clerk, Ch1ro l!J News Bill Johns (fg) "Soft& of Benldettt" Conclu·
(Mrs. Xavier Cucat) and Burt Must-@I) El Rttnrllt cit Doriat1 lrlJ sion (dram•) '60 -Jennifer Jones.
in. Qj Movie: "M1e1bn" 4:00 1J (C) "Susan Slept Ht,." (oom-0 Mtvtt: (21,411r) "The lldlop't 10:45 9) News edy) '54 -Debbie Raynolds, Dick
Wife" (fantlSJ) '48 -Cary Grant. Powell.
Lorett• Youns. David Niven. 11:00 6 (j) ({)a> NtWS 4:30 (jJ Sa111e u 10 AM hti1t1 m Trutll or Coettciutnets D ag ~ ...... . · II) Tht Yir&lnlaJI 0 ~OVlt: (C) 'II~ SlJes" (mUSI·
fZi) (B) i l!lcl!LJ An Amirlcu cal) 46-Fred Ast1ire, Blnf Crosby,
Cllrtswas: Wonts attd Miiiie Burt Joan Caulfield.
Lancaster hosts an unsu1I explora· m To Tell the Trultl
tlon of Christm1S, featurln1 James !'l !'..~!.... ti View
Eart Jones lnttrpretlna a slave's u... ·-_.....,r1
Christmas 1nd Linda Lavin as 1 little !! ~·~
Jewish alrt who ls atven I part In \O&I .... M...... .. ••
her school's hollday paaeant. 11:30 1J Cl) Merv 8rlffln
fl) Y ..... 11 CI) MMt: "The R.latnc Tide" (dra-
GE) NIM ma) '62-Rlchard Cont•. Shelley
Winters. l:!O (I) Tenw In Ulster D d'j a;, JohnnJ Clnott m David Fmt S8low D Movie: ''11111 Deni•" (dram1) ft Movie: "Vivi l.lp1ta" '59-Brandon de Wilde, C.rol Lyn-
ley, Macdonald C1rey. m Movie: "My Six Coftvlcts" (com·
9:00llJ (j) Ht,.•, Lucy Lucy Carter be· edy) '52-Millard Mitchell, Giibert
1:45 EE Tiie Panuadtn
comes a contutant on a television Roland.
show, "Miiky Way to Riches,'' and 1!J Movie: "Tiit Rlnt' (drama) '52
she winds up with Just a chimpan· ~erald Mohr, Rita Moreno.
Zff end only an outside chance 1t fI!) I IHc!AL I A Joyful Nolae An In·
one of tile show's femous bl1 payoff formal celebration of Christmas,
prires. 1ener1ted by • j1m session of pro·
(}) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mr. Hotlb• fts.11onal and fled1lln1 muslcl11is.
Takes • VKltlott" (comedy) '62-12:00 O Movlt: "Houtt on 92flcl StJMr
James Stewart. Maureen O'Har1. (drama) '45-Lloyd Nolen, Leo G. a ®) m NBC Mendq M • y I e : Carroll.
(211r) •-n.t c.,. .... n,.. (dr1m1) '6J .
-Llurence Harvey. Sarah Miles. 12:30 @ M1rsll1I Dillon
Robert Walker. As Sean McKenna 1:00 IJ Movie: "ltw1re, My l.owlJ"
(HarveJ) awaits execution for his (drama) '52 -ld1 Lupino, Robert
part In a klllinc, his 1irt friend, Ryan.
Cltherint (Miss Miles), and brother, 0 Cl)®) NIWI
Dominic (Wilker), plot 1n escape 1J N,..
thlt has conditions. 1:10 (}) News (j) Wild Wiid Wiit D Movie: (C) (at) "Three Vloltnt 1:30 U Tiit Callt!J
Pt9plt" (1dventure) '56-alartton D NtWI
Haston, Anne Baxter, Gilbert Roland, m CllClo kid
Tom Tryon, Forrest Tucker. 2:30 fJ NtWI
fVfNI~<.
6:0011 (}) B D ED News 1J Kines tlocttJ LA. Kinas vs. Min·
ne*>ta North Stirs. B (I) Wild Wild Wat m n.. mntstioMa
Q) I Drte11 of Jtan11le
@ ! IPlc!AL I HtlW., Frolic
f1i) I lfic!M I Nlffttt111e In Mister·
op11' Ntl&llborlMled This hour-Iona
edition explores common fant1sles
children have about the night.
@D6DNews Qi M1ybtny RFD
&:30 D Movie: (60) "So lit' Part
(drama) '53-Jane Wyman, Sterling
Heyden. Nancy Olson. Steve Fonest.
(j)(tg)E!)News m Andy criffltll Sllow m 1111 CosbJ ..
mwandertut
Qt8ffft1Arca
GE> Vlvlln1 Hortlcuera
7:00IJ CI>DmNews
(j) Truttt or Con11qHnct1
(j) Drapat
B Wh1f1 MJ Une?
®) Prl111u1 m I Lowe Lucy ID I Drt1111 of Jt1nnit
(ii) l1le Co11r11 of Our TI•a
' fI1) HIUllJ'Ofl Kathleen Hitcllcock
@I) la lntnnl ft MOftty Nasll
mM1ntnip
1:JO a a ""ll""'H-<"'11 ..... ,1 Wlalt'• H•ppwd
ti Ult hJ A News Special lookln1
at problems confrontina the United
States Army-drvas. ract rtlatlons.
morale, discipline and conuption.
l :OI
1:1
l :J
HI
D
I
OtlifDSlrte (R) "A Terminal
Case of Ven111nce" Jack Albertaon ru•sts as a man who learns he has
only 1 few months to llve and de·
cldes to use the time to avtn1e 1
humlllatln1 Incident of years 110.
0 CJ) CJ) m I IHctAL I A Christ· •es Canll A new 1nlm1ted version
of the Ch1r1es Dickens cleulc, U$in1
the drawlnas done In the fashion of
Dickens' time. Sir Michael Red1r1ve
narrates, Alastair Sim pl1ys Scroore
and Mlchtel Hordern has the role
of the troubled &host of Mar1ey.
([)I Dre111 of -.nn11
&iJ Mllllol $ Mfwle: (C) (Zllr) """
Story of W'd1 R ..... (biotraphy)
'52-Jine Wyman, Will Ro1ers Jr.,
James Gleason.
mltopll's Heroes
IBDnilftll
(jj) LWY: WtHert Reform
fli) Flrfn1 Unt e> Los levtrfJ cit hl'lfvlllo
l !OO 0 CJ) Cl) ED i iflCJAL I Octopus,
Octopus Feets and f1bles 1bout the
le1endary octopus are studied In
this Jecques Cousteau documentary,
narrated by Rod Ser1ln1.
([) This Is Your Uf1 m Trvtll or Conttquenca m Tbt YlrtJniln
Qj) .... .... m ... eosa Jiai•
GI!) Nino
l:l5 0 IOftp Wrap-Up
1:30 IJ (I) HIWIH Flvt-0 France Nuyen
and Her'bert lom auest ts Slrone
Mondraeo and her H1w1ll1n Indus-
trlallst father, who become sus·
pec:ts In 1 murder lnvestlptlon.
D®l8'118c!A! HC .....
Whlta hper: Ylttna• tffndll&ftt In
Part One, "How It Beaan," offlclels
, of the Kennedy Administration and
South Vietnamese rentrals alve
their views on the dramatic deci-
sions and events that ltd to the
nation's deepenlna Involvement in
the Vietnam war durlna the period
from January 6, 1961, to November
2, 1963. a 0ne Step 1eyonc1 m o.vtd Frost Aow
fJl) ())) The AMcatts "Should Our
Pmldents Be Limited to 1 Sinale
Six-Year Tenn?"
QI lancer
9:00 0 I IPlc!AL I Onl lelleftl ctlrfst·
1111 Prolflll "City of the Kini"
Bur1 Ives plays 1 Prophet; Johnny
Mtthis ind Della Reese portray the
Innkeeper and his wife. Richard
Roberts Is Joseph and Patti Roberts
is Mary. The Oral Roberts University
1roup and The Wor1d Action Slnaers
are shepherds and townspeople.
0 CJ) (I) tiD I IPICIA( I Lind of
tho Small Gregory Peck narrates an
explor1tion of the Insect realm IS It
reflects our human society. tmLa Cata
a!) To le Aalnounced
9:30 IJ (I) Cannon Frank Cannon ldopts
the 1ulse of a truck driver to solve
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 18, 1971
piny. Jenny SUlllven (daufhttr of 0....., NMll
Barry) appears In ttle role of Sharon. O lltwtt: (C) (al') "C••H•tkllt D 0 m Ja ... Camtr As Nlehoft YHU. II liq ~If• C-rt'"
(R) "Th• Sitp" Sheriff Nichols has (musical) '49-Bin1 Crosby, Rhond1
difficulty keeping local hotheads Aemlna.
under control when 1 notorious Mex· (I) At llSIM
lean 1uen1lla leader takes over the (fj Sin Diep Penot1•
town In order to hlVt his tooth ID News Bill Johns
tiled. IE E Rttnte de DorieA Crq
&iJ laxtltr Ward News m C.11 of tllt West
OJ H Taktt I Thief
fl!) (IJ) lllc:k Journal "A Black Pa· 11:00 IJ rn 0 (I) m EE News
per on Whitt Racism: Part II" 0 9J fD News
10•00 0 m ..... (j) Mar'lllal Dilloa
' U Cl) (I) EE DannJ ltMMRes s,e. m To Tell the Trvtll
dal "City Versus Country" A music· ID Mantrlp
comedy debate starrin1 Danny 11:30 II([) Men Srfffin
Thomas with spedal (Uests Tennes-Dam JellHJ c....
see Ernie Font, Florence Henderson, U CJ)(]) EE Diet Cavitt
and Anno Murray. Alao 1ppe1r1n1 m Mowte: (C) "J_,.. (dr1m1) '48
are Georse Lindsay, Phil Silvers, Sid -Mar1aret Lockwood, Basil Sydney.
Melton, and others. ID Movie: "Run for Your MOM('
0 Movie: "The Iii lood.lt" (ad· (comedy) '50-Alec Guinness, Don·
venture) '57-Errol Flynn, Rosanna aid Houston.
R()(1. QI Fot Mlllb Only
fll) FREE "SILENT YEARS'' * PHOTO ALBUM AT All 11:40 D Movie: "Tiit l•MOrtal S.r&Mnf' OFFICES OF GREAT (drema) '43-Henry Fonda.
WESTERN SAVINGS 12:30 O NIWI
fli) ()))The Si1etlt Years "The Son
of the Sheik" Valentino's classic
sequel to "The Sheik" and his last
film.
i'l)TapTap
QIRlolltr Ca•
a!) Festival M1xlcano
1:00 II Movie: "Ht Ran Alt Ute We('
(mystery) '51-John Garfield, Shel·
ley Winters. Wallace ford.
CV DU CIJQ'iNtws
0 TIM Call«J
a series of hlJecklnp that have 10:30 IJ TIM Solddlaen Georre Maharls
1:30 m All·NllM Sllow: ''TIM Hldetllt."
"htunt of the Ape Man" and "Mac-
btttl" pla1ued 1 major transportation com· Is the 1uest host
Television's first attempt to document the
decision-making process that pulled the Ken-
nedy Administration into war in Vietnam
will be the subject of two one-hour co)~
documentaries under the title. "An NBC
News White Paper: Vietnam Hindsight,'' to
be presented on consecutive eveninp on
NBC. Part one, "How It Began," will be
colorcast Tuesday at 8:30PM; part two, "The
Death of Diem," Wednesday at J OPM .
The program, covering the period from 1961-
63, will focus on the events and intrigue
surrounding the assassination of South Viet-
namese President Ngo Dinh Diem. Officials
of the Kennedy Administration and South
Vietnamese Generals who played important
roles nearly a decade ago will be seen on the
two-hour special: (I) Ambassador Frederick
Nolting; (2) Vietnamese General Tran Van
Don; (3) Walt Rostow; (4) Gen. Maxwell
Taylor; (S) Maj. Oen. Edward Lansdale; (6)
Michael Forrestal; (7) Roswell Gilpatric; (8)
Arthur Schlesinger; (9) Vietnamese General
Le Van Kim ; (10) Lt. Col. Lucian Conein.
These key figures arc pictured around a
photograph of assassinated President ~go
Dinh Diem.
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER22
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m ''Swint T1111t" (musical) '36-
Fred Astaire, Glnaer Roaers.
9:30 fJ (C) "Sly Ont For Ml" (drama)
'59-Bln1 Crosby, Debbie Reynolds.
10:00 CI) "M• and Pa Kettle at tlM Fair"
(comedr) '52-Marjorle Main, Percy
Kil bride.
1J "The Htl11u" (drama) '49 -
Mont1omery Clift, Olivia de Havfl·
land.
1:00 Q (C) "Because You're Mine"
(musical) '52-Marlo Lanza, James
Whitmore. m "Sea Devils" (adventure) '37-
Preston Fosler. Ida Lupino. Victor
McL1eten.
2:00 m "Air Strike'' (dram•) '55 -
Rich1rd Dtnnlna. Gloria JHn.
3:00 Cl) "BinhHn of Alcatraz" Conclu-
sion (drama) '62-Burt Lancaster.
9 (C) ''SIJ Purrtt" (f1ntasy) '62
-Voices of Judy Garland, Robert
Goulet
,.,. 14
4:00 fJ (C) "KatllJ O'" (comedy) ·sa-!
Dan Duryea, Patty McCormldl.
4:30 (]) s. .. u lOAM liltl11
fVfN I NG
&:00 fJ 111 News Jerry Dunphy
Cl) News Bill Huddy
D MIC News Tom Snyder
O Ubn Basketball LA Lakers vs.
the Bullets at Baltimore. fJ News Benti, Schubeck
fJ (I) Wild Wild West m TIM FlintstoMs llJ I Dre111 of Junnle
(lj) M114111trldt m Hoc1iepod11 lod11
@I) Noticlero 34 m Dtsert Report
QtMa,t>my RFD a> News Jim Hawth0me
6:30 O Movie: (90) "So Bl(' Conclu·
slon (dram•) '53 -Jane Wyman,
Sterlin& Hayden, N1ncy Olson. Steve
Forrest The story of a widowed
mothe(s areat love and ambitions
for the future of her only son.
(l)IJgNews m AltdJ CriffrtJI Show
ID Bill CosbJ Show
(ij) HolicllJ Frolic
fll) Mouse flla by Rumer Codcltn
British novelist narrates two of her
stories for children. m W1ndtr1ust a Crttn Acres
EI!) Los Afidonados dt la Comunlclad a>AIC News
THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. DECEMBER 18, 1971
7:00 B CIS Ntwl Walter Cronkite dren decide to take holiday trips to
D m NIC ..... John Chancellor atve their partftts a MCOfld honey-
@ Trvtlt., C...11411Mcn moon.
(() Dnpet tJl) (JJ) Allefbn DrllM MaclJM
Q WW'1 My LIAef E Le llta
a~-~~~-mh•b~~ m 1 Love L*Y 9:30 u (]) Cl> m saikttJ'• wtfld .,. ... ID I Dna• of Jel1nie ... n. lllcbluw'' In Hon1 Kone.
fllJ HatltlJO(I Kathleen Hitchcock Shirley trfes to put a f1dln1 rock star
II) LI lntnl11 bad! on his feel
QI TM Vlratnlu fJ Baxter Wini Ntw1 a> Mantrap OJ H Ta.bs a T111tf
7:30 II Doctor lrt tilt House "look Into 10:00 IJ Cl) Ma11ll (R) Pat Quinn
My Eyes" A faulty post-hypnotic 1uests as the owner of a smlll ro1d·
su11estlon leaves Dunc1n bellevlna side cafe th1t has been taken over
he's 1 do1. by three 11n1l1nd mobsterr.
DPrl•ua a om•lf•c!ALI Nit .....
Cl) To Ttll Ult Trvtl1 Wltlte Paper: Vlttll1• Hlndsl&ftt Part
Cl) I Dr11t11 of Jeannie II "Death In Diem" Conclusion of IJ Mlllloll $ Movie: (C) (at) "'The an NBC News special In which offl-
Seardlers" (adventure) '56-John cials of the Kennedy Admtnlstr1tlon
Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie Wood. and South Vietnam afn their views m Hocan'1 Herot1 on the dram1tlc decisions and m CI) Dr11net events that led to the netlon's deep·
(1j) Tht Corporate Vltw enin1· Involvement In the Vletn1m
Ell) M114uerlde War durinf the period from Jan. 6,
@I) Luella Ubre 1961 to Nov. 2, 1963. m It Is Written fJ CD (I) m MH and tflt City a> News • "Hands of loft" (R) M1yor Alcala
1:00 fJ (() Ca~ Bumett The Carpen· is aslled to intercede in bth•lf of a
teri •nd Tim Conway euest deaf couple facina the loss of their D m Ml•·l2 (R) "Pil1rima1e" adopted son who has his hearinf.
Christmas Eve brinas mixed bless· Q Movie: (lhrSO•) "Cri .. of Pu-
ln1s to Officer Malloy and Reed sloll" (mystery) '57-Ster11nc Hay·
when ther have to arrest a Santa den, Fay Wray, Raymond Burr.
but later ftnd 1 lost Indian alr1. @ Soul!
1J lakers Wrap-Up fllJ Muterpltce Thutrt "Resurrec· fJ Cl)@ a> ltwitdltd (R) "Sis· tion"
ters et Heart'' S1manth1's husband @D NocMa Tapatlu
is remOYed from an important IC· m IOI Professional
count when a biaoted client mis· 10:05 m NIWI Putnam, Fishman
takes a little black &irl for D1rrin's 10:30 IJ Nnn Morris. McCormick
dau1hter. m 1111 Johns ..... m Wednesday Nfiht Movft: (Zhr) @I) El Retret. dt Dorian Cra,
"A Y1nk 1t Oxford" (et>medy) '38-a Fii•: "The Intruder"
Robert Tlylor, M1ureen O'Sullivan, 11:00 fJ Cl) @I) Ntwa
Vivien Lei1h. Q t1j m News ID The Vlfcf nlan 1J Ra•s in Action
Ell) Qj) The French Chtf "To Make @ M1nh1I Dillon
I Buche'' 0 (1) a> Nnn
EI!) Nino m To Tell the Truth
8:15 1J Johnn, Wooden Show II) Mantnp
8:30 Cl@) m NBC MJ1Ury Theatr.-(ij) The Colll'M of Our Tlmts
McCloud (R) "Encounter With Aries" fll) This Wttk
A kidnapper plants • time bomb with 11:15 @I) Cine dtl Mltrcoln
a wHlthy astrolo1er's wi~e and de· 11:30 IJ Cl) Merv Criffln
mands I ransom. Sebast11n Cabot, D ®l m Johnn7 Carson
Peter Haskell ind Susan Strasberl fJ Cl) (j) a> Didi Cavett
auest. . m Movie: (C) "Fire Over Afrlu" IJ UClA lasktlball UCLA Br~!ns vs. (adventure) '54-Maureen O'Har1,
Noire Dame at P1uley Pavilion in MICdonild Car1J.
tape delay. , II) Movie: Hfoupest Men Allwt"
fJ (I)@ ~ Courtship of .~It• (mystery) '55 -Dine Cle~. Lita
Father (R) 'The Candidate Tom Milan, Anthony Caruso.
Corbett Is 1sked to run for the fllJ Amtriun Dream Machine
school board and Eddie likes the 11.50 r.ti M •• "I W .. U ... 1 _.. ldd • ~ ftlt. ••• P ,...,. .. , na em@ This Wttk (mystery) '41-Betty Grable, Victor
QI Film: "Al Cipont" Mature, Laird Cre1ar.
9:00 I) Cl) Medical Center (R) Scott 12:00 0 UCLA las .. tball Repeat of tape
Marlowe, Jack Kruschen and Stefanie deley aame.
Pow11rs auest in the story of a 1:00 I) Movie: (C) "Rldt the Man
youna woman with a heart ailment Down" (dr1m1) '53-Brfan Donlevy,
11Who defies Dr. Joe Gannon's warn· Forrest Tucker.
Ina 111inst havlnf e child and be· Cl) 0 fJ CIJ @) News
comes prean1nt by artificl1I inseml-m All·Nlpt sti .. : (C) '1'11t Mb
n11fon-wilhout tellln1 her husband. dt,H "Cit... of Sttplaan HIWlle"
fJ (I) Cl) tiE) The ~ Fallllly and "M1111Klcent Doff"
"Chrlstmes Rush" The Sinlth chil· 1:30 U NIWI
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THURSDAY
DECEMBER23
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m (C) "A,Kbt fllfJ" (western)
'6S-Frank Latimore.
9:l0 fJ (C) "'1'111 Robt" Pert I (rell1lou1)
'53-Rlchard Burton, Jean Simmons.
10:00 (]) (C) "Sly Ont f1t M... Part I
(drama) '59-8in1 Crosby, Debbie
Reynolds. D "Sip of tllt Cross'' (drama) '32
-Fredric March, Claudette Colbert.
1:00 fJ (C) '°flnCJ rants" (comedy) '50
-Bob Hope, lucllle Ball. m "My Clrl Tlm" (drama) '48-
Ulll P.llmer, Akim Tamlroff.
2:00 ID "TIM S.V.ntfl Ytfl'' Pert I (dra·
ma) '46-.James Mason, Ann Todd.
3:00 (I) (C) "Wake Mt Wh1t1 tM War Is
Over" (comedy) '69 -Eva Gabor,
Ken Berry.
Qg (C) "TOJ Tip(' (comedy) '56-
Jetf Chandler, Laraine 017, Tim
Hovey.
4:00 IJ "Ooftdr' (comedy) '61-Davld
Janssen, Patti Paee.
4:30 (]) Saltl 11 lOAM listJ"I
f V l NIN C,
6:00 IJ Bia News Jerry Dunphy
CV News Bill Huddy
0 KNBC News Tom Snyder II f'luse Don't Elt tilt Daftln 0 News Bentl, Schubeck
6 Ci) Wild WHd West m Tiit Fllntltonll ID I Dr1a111 of Jeannie
()j) Thi Siient Years "The Son of
the Sheik" m Tiit EJtctrlc Company mm a> News
Qt M17btny RfD
6:30 D Sttvt Altt11 SMw Guests are
Kaye Stevens, Jerry Collins. Jim
Backus, Ursula Rainio, Bob Elnstein,
and Kenny Klneston.
0 Movie: (90) "The Soni of ltn11-
dette" Part I (drama) '44-Jennlfer
Jones. William (ythe, Charles Bick·
ford, Vincent Price, lee J. Cobb,
Gladys Cooper, Patricia Morrison,
Jerome Cowan.
(1)9G)News m Andy Criffttlt Show ID Bill Cosby Show
Eil) l'layln1 tltt Cultar m W1ncler1ust
8Cr•n Ac,.s
ml Viviana Hortlcu1r1
7:00 IJ Cil D m News 00 Trutll or ConMCtutlKts
Cl) Dr•&n•l O wura Mr Un17
@)To• Jona Shew m 11.owt Lucy
Q) I Dre11w of Jeannie
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER II, 1971
m I Ifie@ I Qertes DlcUlll' .. A Is attacked while trylna to elm tht A 'SPECIAL' STORY
Cllrtstan c.tr Dr. frank Suter, name of 1 convicted murderer.
USC Profmor Emtl'ltus of Enallsh, m hwid f,.st Dew
reads from Didtens' hearhmmin& Eil) ~ H~ Te...._ T1leatrt
tale of a mlse(s redemption. "The Plot to Overthrow Christmas"
ti) LI latruu Veteran radio actors star In the tele·
ft CMiltaa Is vision re-creation of "orman Cor· a> Mntn, Win's 1938 radio drama about
7:30 IJ R6' °" u.e RMf Christmas. The mock-heroic play re· DI sPlc!A I Clendale S,.photly vuls an ettempt to destroy Christ-
"A Christmas Concert" Carmen mas by the Devil and a band of
Draion conducts the Glend1le Sym· his arch -fiends. '
phony Orchestra In a conc.t featur· 0) la Cata
In& Metropolitan Opera star Jeannine (It FM•
Altmeyer. a!) To le AnflOUtlcM
00 To Ten tlilt Trlltll 9:30 fJ luter Ward News
Ci) I Drta• ot Jtaft11it 10:00 fl Cl) CBS Rt,.m
fJ MlllitMI $ Movie: (2111') ... riafla• 0 9) m DHll Martl11 Guests are
Youn(' (drama) '4G-Dean Jauer. Dan Rowan and Jonathan Winters.
Linda Darnell, Tyrone Power. Based 0 (I) Ci) a) Owt11 M 1 rs II a I I ,
upon Louis Bromfleld's story about Cotinselof at Llw (R) "Euloo for a
the areat Mormon leader who leads Wide Receiver" A hlah xhool coach
his people to a new land . . . now Is char&ed with second dearee mur-
known as Salt lake City. der when his star player dies after m Hoiu's HerotS I &ame Ind In autopsy reveals a m Cl) Drlptt heavy concentration of amphetl·
(1J) Cllristius at lop Ton mines.
ti) Elpecbculos fJ ... 11-r-1c-11-1-1 Oral Roberts Yitfts 'A m Rollltt' "' tlle Rfvtr CftJ of tllt IG1( Return with nar-
G) Movie Came rator Oral Roberts to the streets of
1:00 IJ learuts Henry Darrow returns Bethlehem just before lhe first
as iuest with an ancient Jenny bl· Christmas, for musical tribute to the
plane to help Henk Brackett and birth of Christ. Scheduled euests are
Johnny Reach stop a (an1 of hi· Johnny Mathis, Della Reese ind Buri
Jackers from stealina silver ship· Ives. ments. m Ntwt Putnam, Ashman
D 9 m Flip Wlbo• Guests ara m Safari to AMtltlart
Melba Moore, Jimmy Osmond and fil) OJ Wlrld htt1
Marty Feldman. @!) Ylefo Si11Y1r1U1n11 D Mtvlt: (2•,4hr) "Tiit lial1op'1 ml futbol·Se«er
Witt" (fantasY) '48-Cary Grant, 10:30 D Nlft
Loretta Youns. David "Ivan. ID News Biii Johns
0 (]) 00 G) Alias Smltlt 111d II) El Retrat. dt Dort111 Qray
Jones (R) "The Mccreedy Bust" 10:45 Eil) (Jj) David llttleJ1hn/Critlc at
Heyes and Cuny are hired to re· Lar1t
trieve a bust of Caesar stolen from 11.00 _Cl) ftlll N
a rancher. · ~ ~ IWI
Cf) Oral Roberts Chrlmnas Sptdal 0 @) m Ntws
"A City of the Kina" D .lollnny Wooden Show m I IJlc!AL I The RaJ C 0 n 11 I f f CJJ Marahll DilfOll
Cluistlllas Show A holiday treat with fJ (]) tiE News
renowned arranaer/conductor Rey 0 ~atrt 9: "Desert Attack" (dra·
Conniff. His 25-YOlce chorus sines ma) 60-John Mills, Sylvie Syms.
111 the traditional carols and sonas, m To Teti the Trvtll
with actor Alen Youn& and the Pixi· ID Mantnp
kin Puppets. Hlahli&htlne the eve-@ LWY: Welfare Rtfornt
nine is a special film trip with Senta fm Wullfllcton Wttk In Rmew
Claus as he travels the Horth Pole Qj flllll: "M!Won tt Morocct"
preparin& for hi$ Christmas journey. 11:15 II UClA labtbaU UCLA Bruins vs. ID lolitll fro• t11t O!Jmplc Taus Christian University at Pauley
(ij) nlrtJ Mlnut• W-ltll • • • P1vilion In tape delay. Em Sonrtut Em Iran C4M •1 Jutw1
Qt M~: (C) "Soclot9 lftcl Comer· 11:301J Cf) Mm Ctlffln
rah" 0 ~ m Johnny Carson
a!) Nino 0 (])Ci) G) Dick CMtt
1:30 Eil) (Jj) Wasllin&ton Week In Review m Movie: ''Tiii HollJ & the Ivy" Em E SMw dt Loco Valda (drama) '53-Maraaret Lelahton,
Ralph Richardton.
9:001J Ci) Cormponcltllts' Report -ID Movie: ''Tlle &llcled Ca1t" (mys.
Part I CBS News Correspondents re· tery) '56-Alex Nlcol, Veronica Hurst.
view the events of the past year. 11:45 QI For Adults Only D (lg) m lrOMiclt "No Motive for • Murde(' Chief Ironside repays a l2:40 fJ Movie: 'Hands of a stran11r"
debt of &ratltudt to a Jipanese (myitery) '62-Paul Lukather, Join
veteran When he tr1Vels to TokYo to Harvey, James St1pl1ton.
prevent the man's murder. James 12:45 D Ntwl
Shi1eta 1uests. Re$Cheduled. 1:00 IJ MowCt: "Ntwr A Dtlll M11111.r 0 Cl) CI) GD loftptntt (R) "So, (cqmedy) 'SO-frtd MtcMurray.
Who's Fred Hornbtckr' Lonptrttt Irene Dunne.
"Within the Darkness . . .
Light," a KNBC special airing
Friday, at 10:30PM, on Channel
4, is a special Christmas story
about the youna people enrolled
at the Foundation for the Junior
Blind. The half.,hour documen·
!ary is hosted by Georae Shear-
ing, who also composed and
performs the oriainal musical
score for the show. This ii a
special story, because it capt um
the laughter, joy and courage of
SO partially and totally blind
younpters, as they set out to
prove that "blindness is not a
handicap, only a limitation."
"Within the Darkness •..
light" examines the attitude.
activities and philosophy of th~
Foundation, a 20-year-old non-
profit organization designed to
help young.1ters adapt to their
limitation. It is a happy program
that begins at tbe Foundation's
summer camp in the Santa Mon-
ica Mountains, Camp Bloom·
field, where we find the young-
sters playing baseball in a spe·
cial way, by the "point of sound"
technique: learn to swim and
dive; learn to cook; go horse·
back riding and fishina; and per-
form a valve job'on a car. In
these scenes the film demon-
strates the foundation's credo.
"We don't teach our kids to be
blind, but to live and compete in
a sighted world."
Norm Kaplan, the Found&·
tion"s founder and director, ell·
plains why he has devoted 20
years of his life to helping these
young people, and teachers and
volunteers tell why they devote
so much time there, what the re·
wards are. .
At the end of this documen·
tary, the audience will be en-
lightened about the work at the
Foundation, but more import-
ant, the audience will learn that
for more than 800 young people,
the Foundation has taught them
that within the darkness, there
ls light!
Produced, written and d irect-
ed by Larry Stewnn.
FRIDt.r
DECEMIER24
'.' ( 1 I' ~ i i • , ( .
S:SS D "'*"of Medct L-001 Cl) SUnriM ..... ,
1:.25 E411•cetltn Exclllnae "What's
Ntw at the Hew School?"
l:JO G Od1lllJ "Ctremony of lnno·
ctlllt"
(I) 1V Clawoo11 "Food11' 1J Youtll and tftt lnutt
a§ TtdtJ Oii the F1n11
tD CIMPUI Proftlt
1:45 fa Ct111t1odltJ Report
7:00 11 (I) CIS Ntwa John Hart
D 8' Tod•J Show Frtnk McGH 11 Mr. Wllflbont D EJ'Wftnt• NIWI Chuck Henry 0 a.11111 Splits
OCartotns m Tllundtrblrds ID loro'a lie Top Show EE Martet Opt11lnr
fJi) 0 Stsa111t Street
7:30@ lanana Splits
D Ln for the 7~s
®) httlcoat Junction m Yoai and Frt.nda
mHobo Kelly
fl) Stoel! Mar•et Coverare
(j) Ylrallil Ira"-• SMw D llhwll: <C> "Tiie Roh" Conclu·
sion (blblle1I) '53-Rlcflard Burton,
Jtan Simmons.
IJT•po ... ..,. .....
10:00 G Ft•llJ AH*
CJ) lllfttt: (C) HSIJ OM ftr Mt"
Condulion (drama) '59 -Bina
Crosby, Otbbte Re,nolda. a a m 1a1t ., tt1t c.tv" D Prt11ct of Peace "Th• Promlst"
A montaa• of the mnts lttdlna
up to the birth of Christ, with ape·
clal emphasis on the Hatlvtty. ID Fldtrtl EltcltM lolrd
GB•UJ·UH
10:30 G (I) LM<Of Ufa D 9 ID Hollywood i.auaru D Mowlt: "Sinner's HolldlJ" (dra·
ma) '47 -Randolph Scott, Joan
Blondell.
00 PM Donahut SMw m WalMltrluat
11:00 IJ Ci) Whtr• the Heart la D tii m JaopardJ D m s.11op1t11 eoumiet m hndenoua Wlttl Advtlturt
11:20 II) faslllons In Stw1111
11:30 II Cf) Seardt for To•onow
D ®l m W1to. Whit. Where &.•• D CI> @ (;'!) Tllat Cirt m let's Rap
Ii) News Georee Nolen
(jj) Sesa.. Shit
AfT[RNOO'. 1:00 II Capt.in K1n1aroo a S.IMIJ St.arterow
(j) lldmllt D R1lph Sb>ry'a A.M. 12:00 I) Paul ltrurd-hydll1ttbt CI> Sunup Mel Knoepp D m Thr .. on I Mltclt
~ Tod., Sflow a rn oo m 1twttc11ec1 m Cart.ons Cl> ~ m News
fJl) Hlthi1oa1 Kathleen Hitchcock m Asl Co"""'
t:!) Bozo's Iii Top Show 12:25 m Hip Noon Buffoons
1:30 (j) Cofftt lr11•/Chllclrtn'1 Tttehtr 12:3t) IJ ())As tllt World Tums fJ J1e• Lt Lannt D ®) m D.,a of Our Um m Dennis tht Menace 1J Tlle Movie C1mt m Cumby D ()) Ci) m Password
Ell) A Christmu C1rol (R) An adapta· 0 Barter Wini News
of the Dickens classic as performed m Ofalina for Dofltrs
by the Adult Edue1tion students at 1:00 IJ ()) love Is • Many SpltndONd
the Dorothy Love Workshop at Holly· Tlllnc
wood Hieh....School. D ~ m Tllt Docttn
GB News ~ctorta James U I lflcllLJ 1971 Rose Ptrtdt
1:50 ()) News Dick McAleer Steve Allen and Jayne Metdows art
9:00 IJ TIM Lucy Show hosts for a two· hour repl1y of last
CI> Stu•• Strttt year's parade. D di m Ofnah'a Pl1ct @ I low Lucy g TIM Callery D (}) ~ All ~' Chllclrtn
Ci) Jact u Lanna fJ Movie: (C) 'Tht C-rt Jute,..
Cl) Ml .. Doqtu • (comedy) '56 -Danny Kaye, Glynis
fJ Ntws Meyeri Del Rio Johns. m Movie: (C} .. Uttlt WOIHll" (drl· m Movi~: "Come to Ult Stlblt"
mi) '49-June Allyson, Peter Law· (drama) 49 -Loretta Youn1. Ce·
ford, Elizabeth T1ylor, J1net Lelah. leste Holm.
Mary AstOf. 1:301J (j) The Suldlna Uaht
Ii) Unclt Waldo 0 di m Allotlltr World m Christmas Music Ft1Unl Twelve D CI> @ GB let'• Ma•• I DNI
hours of Christmas music llvt from IE F11hions In Sewlnc
the Music Center's 12th 1nnual fB Commodity Report
Chrlstm11 Concert. 9 39 TV News
t :JO I) MJ ThrH Sons 1:40 I!) Di1lln1 for Dollen
11 di m Concentretton 2:00 IJ Ci) setret Storm a "'"" of PHct "Tht Unlikeliest D l1j m lrfalrt Promlat
Pleet" The story of Jesus IS I 12· D (])Ci) m NewtywM Sime
ytar·old ycuth who tmelled to II) Movie: "Tiit Sevtlrtll Yell" Con·
Jerusalem with his parents for the clusion (d11m1) '46-Jamts Mason,
P1ssover. Ann Todd.
,... 16
n.E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMB!R 18, 1971
8 tt'a Yeur ltt
2:30 G (I) fdp If Nlatlt a am'-•"" D CJ) (j) ED Dttl•a ea ..
QIUllde Wlllllo
3:008....,,,.. D It's Ytut ltt ac.rtoetn ..
D CJ) Cll m ltnnt "°""'' ()) M-1e: ,.A ~ Cartl"
(clalllc) '51-Alutalr Sim, Klthlttn
Han1son.
DF•TIM 0 Mn: (C) ''The 1torJ tf httl"
(blblle1I) '60 -Pew Wood. Stuart
Whltmen, Tom Tf)10n .
G»Ttnllttllt Tutado mc.rtoona
m~··• Cll Rod!J Ind Frt111dt
3:30 8 Mr. E.d
DMlkt Doualt• II Ste Hunt
(i)Sllptrmlft
D rn (;'!) One lite to Uvt fJ Coura...., Cat m Yael Incl Friends m M•o•ia eon111
a "°"''* "°"' 3:45 @Ii) Lt CotllMnidtd 11 Dil
4:00 I) Mowlt: "It's a Woncltt'ful Utt"
(comedy) '47-James Stewert, Don·
na Retd. UTht Rifle ...
(l)T1mn
D (}) GB love AlntlfCM StJt• 0 la111111 Splitl m Cal1otns
(1j) ,.., ... stnlt
9 Tiit II& V1lltf
4:30 (]) tihvle: (C} "S., Ont lor Mt"
Conclusion (drama) '59 -Bina
Crosby, Debbie Reynolds.
U Fathtt Knows ltat D Nt., Senti, Schubeck d The Lone Ranier m My F1wrtta M1rt11n
G)lt•Ut ltn
@Ii) Avtnturaa dtl Letfao Nearo m Obstrvttioft 36
GI!) l1 Hora F1111lll1t c.11 Consuelo
GB Bozo's 111 Top Show
5:00 II a (j) m News
(I) NYPD fJ Q'.j ~ v .. .,,.. m TIM Flintstones
(I) The Munstars
(lj Mlstar.11n' Nelaflbor11ood
@I) Dtl Alt.Ir a la Tu•ba a;, Dutt! YalltJ DIJ'S
Qt Tllt Mewlt 81 ..
a;)EIA11t
5:30 IJ Father Knows lest
Ci) Call of tht West
D Cl) di (;'!) Ntwa
D Ctt Slftalt m Dtn11l1 tilt Mtnltt m a eH111111'• 1111nd
(1j) Tllt Electric Co•p1111 a;, Don Wlltoft's Town Talk
a;)N1bd1
rvfNING
l :OOIJ ())IJDNtwt
U Ptttt1 Do•'t £It tfM Dalstu
fJ (i) Wit41 WIW Wat
di Asa11J1•ftt
.,... ........
.. ' lkte• If JMnle (11) De F"9Cll CW
ll>IDU>Ntws
QI M.,..ny ltfD
6:30 U ttt.r tf Pewer 'tthrlstmts Eva
Special" A Chrtlhnn m111111 from
the Rev. Robtrt Schullar, ind tradl·
tlonel Christmu music by the chll·
drtn'a choir from the Garden Cro¥t
Community Church. D M4wlt: (IO) "nit .... , el ltnu-
dttta" Conchnlon (dram1) '4'-Jtn·
nlfer Jonu. Chet1u 81clcford, Wllll1m
~ht, Vincent Prtct, L•• J. Cobb,
Gladys Coopar, P1trlcl1 Morrison,
Jerome Cowin. In a arott~ n11r her
home of Lourdu, 1 youn1 French
pusant 1lrl sen 1 vision of a
"Beautiful Ledy," 1nd news of the
event spreads quickly throulh the
town.
())@ t:!)Newa m Andy Cnffltll Show m Bill Cosby S1low
~ Eftftlna It Pops "Sestmt Street
Goes to Pops" Bl1 Bird takes the
baton from Arthur Fiedler to conduct
"Count Ave," ind the SeSlme StrHt
cast performs music from the f1mous
1V show. a;, Wanderlust
QISrHn Ams
«!) lhttlt en Patina
1:0011 ma m...., 00 Trvtll or Consequlftctt
Cl) Dn(lltt 0 WNt'a My Unt?
®)It T1kts I Thief m 1 Love Lucy
Ii) I Dte1• of Jetnnlt Bl Le lntruu
9 Sid Cillm1n
GD Mantrap
7:30 IJ Circus '1he Circus of the
Stron1man"
(])Dnpet D Holt,wood Squ1rt1 U Ii) Chrlstmts Is A youna boy,
unh1ppy with his second shepherd
part in a school play, Is transported
back to the scene of the Nativity.
@To Ttll the Trvtll
Cl) I Drea111 of Jt1nnlt
fJ I sflc!l( I Mardi of tllt Woodin
Soldlt" Stan laurel and Oliver
Hardy Join the "March" for 1 look
at some favorite storybook charac·
ters. m Ho1an'1 Htn1ts
(iJ) Clvilisltioft
@ELis Comtdm a;, Unta11td World
Qi NFl l11nt of tilt W1tli m Mowtt e .....
1:001J ()) I lflcllL i "J.T." (R) Jane
Waaner's pol1nant Peabody Award·
wlnnina dram1 concerns 1 little
bleck boy who Is v11rin1 toward
delinquency until he realizes respon·
sibility with the help ol an old, one·
eyed, h11f4tarved alley cat. Kevin
Hooka (son of Robert Hooks) s11rs.
0 ~ a;, TIM D.A. "The People
vs. W1lsh" Deputy Ryan must
prosecute a man convicted of murder
who wins 1 nevir trial after 20 years
in prison. Wllll1m Schalltrt 111est1.
1971
Evt
from
fldl·
chll·
the
rac·
a M.,..: (2%1tr) "1\e ......,., man," "Love and th• Neslectad
Wife" (fantasy) '48 -Cary Grant, Wife.'' "l.oY• and the Altful Codaer."
Loretta Younc. David Nlv.n. IJ Could! Deblte Jack Rourke fJ Cl) (IJ (!)The lkMJ l1mdt m News Putnam, Ashman
"The Not·So·Rose-Colored Glas•" ID v• ., c.lilfJ Or. Jack MIC·
Mike attempts to S1Jrprlse Carol with Arthur reads an lnspll'ltlonal Christ·
1 photoaraph of 111 the children for mas message and Jt1nette De An·
their anniversary. aells slnp a special Christmas offer· m Trvttl Of C..MqUltlW ina. ID i IPlc!ALI a-nau Grwtlnp fJl) '"11 .. f,...lc'""w ..... I The Son ef Man (R)
fnHR Ult City of Los An11lu MaYor Dennis Potter's play about Jesus the
Sam Yorty extends seasons areet· man.
lnas. Co·hostlna the festivities are (I) 1Y Miniul Osurt
Hobo Kelly (Sally Baker). Dave QI Fiim: "Sln111r'1 Holdq'
Rnves and Mary Ann Kina. cm ludla Ubrt
el Exduslvas 10:30 IJ Cl) CIS News s,edal
9 Fii•: "M111t Town" 0 I l!iclQ I With ttie Darbm ••• cm Nino Uctit This proaram explores the It·
1:30 D (1g) m Cllfonoloa The entire 90 titudes, activities and philosophy be·
minutes ls devoted to an analysis hind the Foundation for the Junior
of children's television proarammlna Blind, a non·proflt or11nlzatlon de·
throu1hout the world. Garrick Utley voted to brin1in1 younasters out of
is host. their handicap. Georre Shearin& Is fJ CI) (I) fl) The Partrld&e fUI· the on·camera host.
llJ (R) "OoralDora! Dora!" Keith 9 II) News .
hears anaels when Youna Dora Kelly Qg The Golcldlaers
sln1s for the family . • . even (ij) An Aalrica11 Ctirfstmas: Wonts
thouah everyone else hears only a •and Music Burt Lancaster ls host
terrlble voice. Jor some unusual looks at Christmas. m Dawlcl frost Show €fi) fl Rttnto
~ Mastlrpitce Tllt1tre m DI'. SllllOll Lode
(26) Steve All• Show 11:00 IJ D CIJ 91 €E m News
9:00 B Cl) I IBciAti ltttllov111'• e' "'c•lLi Carolina. Carolitl&
llrtM11: A Calibration 111 Yltnna The Mormon Youth Chorus end Sym·
WIUI l.eotlard lemstein In a salute phony performs Christmas music.
to the man aeneraUy known as the 00 Marsllal Dil1tn
areatest composer who ever lived, fJ (j) m News
this speci1I presents Leonard Bern· • 1J Movie: "Bells of St. Marys"
stein conductina the Vienna Phl!har· (drama) '45-8in1 Crosby, lnarid
monlc Orchestra, the Vienn1 State Ber1man.
Opera Chorus and a croup of out-m To Tell the Truth
st1ndina slncers In portions of three &J Mantrap
of Beethoven's most lmPortant an4 11:15 €fi) Cinema 34
diverse works: the Jubilant Piano 11:30 a I IPICIA I And Manr Stl•ll Rt--
Concerto No. 1 In C Malor: "Flde-joke Christmas gospel music with
llo," the only opera ever written by Marion Williams.
the master, and the monument1I D Chris1mas Servbs from the
Symphony No. 9 In D MillOI'. First m nlted Methodist Church of fJ (I) Cl) (!) Room 212 "Suitable Glendale.
for framin(' (R) Walt Whitman fJ Cl) Ci) fl) Didi Cavett
Hi&h's worbhops ere beln& used by (]) Ni(hblart
a student to build • financial em· Oj) Tb• Heart of Christmas
plre. m Movie: "A Qrlst111H Carol" 0 Q ristalas Is A you~& boy, un· (drama) '38-Realnald Owen. Gene
happy with his secon<t shepherd Lockhart.
role in the school play Is transPorled Ii) Mowie: (C) "Moon Over Ml111I"
back to the scene of the Nativity. (musical) '41-0on Ameche, Betty
II) Churdl In the HOllle The Rev. Grable.
Fred Jordan and his family enjoy a m The ,rfnce of r11ce
tradltlon1I Christmas with traditional 12.00 8 Ctufstmiu Ew Service From the
Christmas ca~ls by the Church In · True Li(ht Lutheran Churth In China.
the Ho~e ChOlr. , town, New York. EE ~hsation 'The Fellacles of 0 amstmas Evt MldllicM Miii
Hope (R) From St. Patrick's cathedral In. New
0) La Gatl York City.
a!) To It An"unced g Cbrlsbnu Eve Mldnlpt MISt
9:30 ~ (1) (I) a> The Odd ,Couple (R) f rom St. Basil's Catholic Church In
Scroo11 Gets en Oscar' Oscar has Los Anaeles.
1 nl&htmare after klckln1 Felix out l:OO II owl • "A ChrlltJna Ca ol" (d .
of the ep1rtment. • m1)~5l~lastalr Sim~ r ra a Barter Ward NIWI Cf) D fJ Ol News
(IJ) A JoJf ul Nol1t An Informal cele· m All·Nlfllt Show: "NIW Ot1e111t
bratlon of Chrlstmu with Bob end Aft1f Dirk," "Mldollu of UM SevtR
Evelyn 8ttrs, operatic soprano Moons" atMI "Tiie 11p111st"
Brend• Joyce end member• of • CO· l:lO IJ Movie: "z.tz" (fantHJ) '62-
ed u plonir Scout troop In • com· Tom p ston Juli• Meade.
munlty sins. 0 • 10:00 0 CJ) CIJ m 1.ovt Aatrica11 .,.. 1:30 e .....
(R) "l..ovt and the Trtvellna S.IH · 2:)0 .......
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 18, 1971
FOR LEONARD BERNSTEIN,
A PROFOUNDLY MOVING EXPERIENCE
Al he stood on the podium In the orchestra pit of the ThMtre 1n
der Wien In Vlenn1 1nd conducted the Vienn1 P't\llhlrmonlc Orchestra,
the Vienna Stat• Opera Chorus and 1 dtsttncutshed ctst of ""'tf"I In rehNr11t. of Ludwt1 van a..thown's opera "Fklello," Ltonard hm·
stein ... vtsJbfJ mewed bJ his surroundlrws.
H• WH prep1rln1 ·a new production of the wortt fOr six 11ta
performances In the Austrien capital last year, and sc:enn from the
oper1 were belns filmed 11 one of three sesments of Beethovlan1 to
bl preHnted on the 90-mlnut• specl1I, "Beethoven's Blrthd1y: A Cele·
bratlon In Vienna with Leonard Bemsteln," on Chrl1tm11 Evt, Fr1d1y
at 9:30PM on CBS.
And •• he led orchestr1 and chorus ind prtnclp1I• ttirouah the
lntricacln of "Fldello's" soarfnc score, Bernstein was 1undln1 on
the same spOt In the same house where the Immortal Beethoven him·
self had conducted the premiere of hit only opera 165 years blfON.
But It w11 not this COMJderaUon atone that touched Bernstein. Al 1
conductor, he knew only too well what Bffthoven must have ton•
throueh on that November evenlnc In 1805.
For on that ton1·•10, wintry Vlenn1M nlaht, the 1re1t composer'•
tr111c deafness had adv1oced to the point where-whll• stlll able
to conduct hfs opera-he w11 dlsm1yed and annoyed by the orchet·
tr1's supposed Inattention to his nuances.
llethoven't cle1fnes1 manifested ltseff 11 11r1y 11 1798 to • mini·
mal del'"· By 1802 the mal1dy really bepn to 1ttack the composer'• hearlnJ, but he w11 still able to play and conduct. for aome years
thereafter, he found-or lm1tlned-that Hr trumpets were of IJM to
him In pfaylnc, althou1h his friends were often p1lned when the
pianoforte wH badly out of tune, and were overcome when, In the soft
p1ssa1n, Beethoven did not make the notff sound at all.
· On May 7, 1824 in Vienna, the composer 1ppe1red on • c:onc:ert
1t111 for th• fln11 time, the occHlon beln1 th• prtmlere of his latest,
•nd l11t, symphony-tne Ninth. He ,,,_,steel on conductfn1 the per-
fonnanc. ewn.t~lh by this time he was totally deaf. The 1udtence
w11 most enthusl11tlc, thou1h the symphony was not too well per·
formed. At the conclusion of the IHt movement, which wlll bt heard on the
"Beethoven's Birthday" speclal on December 24, en ept.ode took
pl1e• that surely must have brou1ht tHrs to m1n1 eytt In the cone.rt
hall. The symphony ended. But Beethoven, who had heard nothlna-
1nd who w11 several m111ures off-continued conductJnc even 11 tht
applause erupted. Finally one of the 1ln1trs In the chor1I finale
walked over to the m11ter and 1entty turned him 1rounct to the demon·
ttrltlv• 1udltnct.
"Hit haVf~ tio be turned around.'' as one ehronleter later w~•! "and the 1 n conYlction thereby forced on everybody thlt he naa
not done to before because he COIJld not hear what Wll cotn1 on,
acted llke •n electtfc: lttoctt on all present. A votc.nlc t•plolion of
tympathy and edmlratJon followed .mlch waa ,..~ .,.1n and
qaln, and ... med as If tt would never end."
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19
9:30 AM' (I} NFL Today . 10:00 fJ HFl Footbllll OoubfehHder Los Angeles Rams meet Pitts· t>u~teelers at Pittsburgh in first game of doubleheader.
11:00 I AFC/NFC Footbllll San Diego Chargers at Houston Oiiers.
12:00 Soeclal "Twenty-Five Years--The NBA Story"
1:00 NFL t~ll Detroit lions vs. 49ers at San Francisco in
second game of doubleheader.
2:30 (5) Sports Special "Twenty-Five Years--The NBA.Story"
4:000 Sports SP,eclal "Twenty-Five Years--The NBA Story"
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20
S:OO D (]) (I) Liberty Bowl footb911 Tennessee vs. Arkansas from
Memphis. Tenn.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2A
&:00 IJ Klnp Hockey Minnesota North Stars vs. Los Angeles Kings.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22
1:00 I uken Basketball Lakers vs. Baltimore Bullets at Baltimore. 8:30 UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Notre Dame in taped game.
10:00 • Box Professlon11I
12:00 UCLA Basketbllll (R) See 8:30 PM listing.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23
8:00 I Boxln1 From the Olympic
10:00 • Futbol·Soccer
11:15 UCLA Basketbllll Bruins vs. Texas Christian University In
tape delay game.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25
FOOTBALL PLAY.OFFS
DMslon11I play-offs for the American Football Confennce will be
televfMd by NBC stations today; play-offs for the National Confer·
ence. by C8S stations. St.utllll times and teams wlll be announced.
1200 GJ Pasadena Bowl Footbllll San Jose State meets Memphis
State, live from Pasadena.
C1) (I) ABC's Wide Workt of Sports :~I=-:.:, n "° footbllll
&:00 Rams Footbllll Action
Box de Mexico
9:30 Saturday Night A1trts
Cameron Mitchell's scalp must sometimes Wish he were not such a
venatlle actor. For his reaular role In the High Chaparral series
Mltchell's locks were continually ll&htened and cur1ed. In the national
tourtnc company of "The Kln1 and I," he M'laved his head every day
for the better part of a Tear. Not surprlsln1ly, he suffered a head cold for the better J>'lrt o that same year. For his Comanche Indian
role In the 1•G,.y Wolf'' episode of Cade'• County Mitchell's hair was
stnllhtened and dyM black. The day after he completed filming "Gray
Wolf'' he WH cast In a fllm for Unlvenal which required his havln1
curty brown hair. "If this keeps up," Cameron commented, "I'll be able
to do 'The Kine and I' a1aln--wfthout a razor!"
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WE£1<, DECEMBER 18, 1971
SUNDAY, 0£ClMIDt lt
J (C) "Mr. Hoa.. Te.._ e Vecatlon" (comedy) '62-Jemes Stew.,t,
Maureen O'Hara.
5 "The ll•hop'• Wtf .. ' (fantesy) '48--Cery Grant. Loretta Youn1.
11 (C) --The Eye en.tu,.." (horr0t) '67-John Ashley. Cynthie Hull.
t (C) "l.epnd .t tlte Laat" (adventure) '57-John Wayne, Sophia Loren.
11 "'The i..nc Qrey Une .. (drama) 'SS-Tyrone Power, Meureen O'Hare.
7 l 6 ''Syne-n" (drama) '6S-Edmond O'Brien, Chuck Connors.
6 .. '9umey Int. ~ (drama) '51-StertlnJ Heyden, Vlveca Undfors. t "TIMI See Hawk (adventure) '40-Errol lynn, Brenda Mershall.
1 "Desire In tM Dust" (drama) '60--R•ymond Burr, Joen Bennett.
13 ''The llue Lamp" (mystery) '51-Dlrk Bo1arcte, Jimmy Hanley.
MONDAY, 0£ClMIER 20
9 "Notorious Landlady" (mystery) '62-Klm Novak. Jeck Lemmon.
5 ''The ...,._.,,. Wife" (fantasy) '48--Cary Grant. Loretta Youn1.
3 (C) "Mr. Hobh TakM a Vacation" (comedy) '62-Jamea St-ar1,
Mau-" O'Hara. 4 10 "The Ceremony" (drama) '63-laurence Harvey, Sarah Miies. 1 (C) "Three Violent '9ople" (adventure) '5fr-Charlton ,Heston, Anne
8axter.
t "Attack" (drama) '56--Jack Palance. Eddie Albert.
6 .. .,u._rd" (dram•) '44-John Carrradlne, Jun Partier.
5 (C) "llue Sldee" (muslcaf) '46-f'r9d Astaire, Bina Crosby.
3 ''The bclnc Tide" (drama) '62-Rlchard Conte. Shell8')' Winters. 7 "llue Denim" (drama) '59-Brandon de Wilde, Carol Lynley. 11 "My Six Convicts" (comedy) '52--Mlllard Mitchell, Giibert Roland. ta ''The Rine" (drama) '52--Gerald Mohr, Rita Moreno.
TUESDAY, DECEMIER 21
7 "So lie" Par1 I (drama) '53-Jane Wyman, Stertln1 Hayden.
9 (C) ''The Story of Wiii Ropn" (bio1raphy) '52-Jane Wyman, Wiii Ro1ers Jr.
t "Th• Ila Boodle'' (adventure) '57-Errol Flynn. Rosann• Rory.
5 (C) "Connec:tlcut YanllM In Kine Arthur's Court" (musical) '49-
Blna Crosby. Rhonda Flemlnc-
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ton.
WEDNESDAY, DECl'.MIER 22
"lo Ill'' Conclusion {drama) '53-Jane Wyman, Sferlln1 Hayden.
(C) "TIM Searchers" (adventure) '56--John Wayne, Jettrey Hunter.
"A Yank .t Ollford" (comedy) '38-Robert Taylor, MaurHn O'Sulll· van.
"Crime of l'eulon" (mystery) '57-Ster11n1 Hayden. Fay Wray.
(C) "fire Over Afnc." (adventure) '54-Maureen O'Hara, Macdonald Carey. "Toushfft Man Alhr•" (mystery) '5S-Dane Clark. Lita Miian.
THURSDAY, DECEMHR 2l
''Th• Sonc .t Bemedett•" Par1 I (drama) '44-Jennlfer JonH. Wll·
llam Eythe.
••Brtaf\am You~· (d,..,n•) '40-DHn Jager. Linda Darnell.
"The llshop's Wlf .. • (fantasy) '48--C•ry Grant, Lorett• Yoon1.
"Desert Attllclc .. (drama) '60--John Mills. Sylvia Syms.
''The Hefty end the Ivy'' (drama) '53-Maraaret Lel1hton, Ralph Richardson.
''TIM Glided C.ce" (mys1ery) '56-Alex Nicol, Veronica Hurst.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24
''The Sonc of l•m•dftt•" Concluslon (drama) '44-Jennlfer Jones, Charles Bickford. -
"The llahop'• Wife" (fantasy) '48-<:ary Grant, Lorett• Youns.
"lefla of SL Marys" (drama) '4S-81n1 Crosby, ln1rld B•lllman.
"A Chl1stmea Cerof" (drama) '38-Reainald Owen, Gene Lockhart.
"MMn Over Ml•ml" (musical) '41-Don Ameche. Betty Grable.
SATURDAY, D£CEM10t 25
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(C) ''The Robe" (blbllcal) '53-Rlchard Burton, JHn Simmons.
"Mlracl• on 34th Street" (dram•) '47-Maureen O'Hara, John Payne.
(Cl ''The ult Time I Saw l'•ris" (drama) '54-Ellzabeth Taylor, Van Johnson.
1:30 1 l 6 (C) "fr11N-a•• (R) (dram•) '7o-Jan·Mlchael Vlnc.ent.' Darrren Mc· Gavin.
t:OO 4 10 (C) "Far FNm tfle Madclnc Cntwcr Par1 1 ·(dram•) '67-Terence Stamp, Julie Christle.
10:30 5 "Geln1 My Wa'J1' (drama) '44--Blna Crosby, Barry F1tza•rald.
11:00 t "My Son the Vampire" and "Ill Terror From leyond StNc•"
11 "Romeo end Jullet" Cclasslc) '37-.Norme ShHrer, Leslie Howard.
11:15 2 "When Comedy w .. Kine'' (comedy) '60-chartle Chase, Chulie Chaplin, Wallace B .. ry.
J "Kit-fer My !'resident" (com9dy) '64-fred MacMurray. Polly
B•rsen.
11:30 I "'Wlltter C.mlvar• (romance) '39-Ann Sheridan. Richard C.rtaon. 7 fC) "The ltery of Dlvld" (blbll~I) '60--Jeff Chandler, Beall Sydney.
I 'A ChftlltmH C.rof" (cla .. lc) '51-Alaatalr Sim.
10 "Cimarron Kltl" (w"t•m) '52-Audl• Murphy, Yvette Du1ay. U ..... ,. LeQrand" (west•m) '51-Vera Ralston, John C.noll.
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slonal P111-otts.
5:00 (I) TY I Clmroolll
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U Ii.ct Elptrit11ce
IDLers Rap
7:00 II New Wonls, .... W111 D 9) ID Dr. Dollttlt
U (I)Jtnyl.twbSS.OW
(I) TY I CIUJl'OOftt m Tltundett»lrda
ll)Spidtfun
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0 m Weedy W•PICler U Cotlntry Mak
U (}) Cl) RNd Runner
0 Movie: "llttlt Miss lrNlhnJ"
(muslc1I) '38 -Shlrley Temple,
Jimmy Durante.
®)Undt Rm
IDI...,_ Im
&la.tte lailly
1:30 11 •• lunllJ D m Dt'""1 Dn1 0 ())Cl) funky Phlntom
(IJ C.rtoon C.m1V1I m c.rtoons
OJ Snlffr s.fUt
a:JO 11 SatbJ·Dto D a m Pl11k P1ntbtr D C-pas Pttffle u (})@ JICben Flvt ID Mowle: .. ..,. Ten" (drama)
'3~ncer Trtq, Mickey Rooney. ms..-.n
9:0011 CI> Hartt• altbttrottlt'I D 09 fD 1antet ...,
U Mewtt: "hppJ" (comedy) '36-
W. C. Aelds, Rochelle Hudson. u (I) Ci) ltwltdMcl 0 Mowit: ..... Wllllt Wlllfdt"
(dr1m1) '37-Shlrtey Temple. Victor
Mcl1flen.
II) M .. : .. Mll'lnda" (comedy) '48
-Glynis Johns, M1ra1ret Ruther·
ford.
fECiMtnS.C.sa
cm> Panora•• Latino
9:30 f) Cl) 1\t Hair Im 811fldl
0 @) &l:' T1k1 1 Clint Step
(j) Tijuau: WINew tt die Souttl
0 CJ) l.WwiHt
10:00 II Cl) Nfl TMIJ
0 CJ) CJ) C.ntsitJ Sllotl
10:30 II Cl) Nfl. ~ NFC DMsiontl
Pity-Off. T111n1 to be tnnounc:ed.
0 @) QrfstJus .,., Stnlcn Uw
seNlces from the W•shlnrton Cathi·
dt1I, Wufllnaton, O.C. IJ Mewlt: .......... Ut" (wtSttm)
'53-Jolnne Dru, Mlcdonald C.rey. D .... : ... btcQ et.....,......
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Rtndolph Sc:ott. ..............
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11:00 Cl) Relf &tit. hlltlh u ffi& ..,..., Qllest ID .leurMJ to 1ett11tlle•
A 60·member eroup from the Em·
manuel luthertn Church of North
HollywoJCI presents the story of the
birth of Christ.
OJ IOttJ Welles
8i) lttdla Ubrt m Mr. Willrd
al) Varied1d
ll:JO a ®l The Jttaons 0 (]) Ell ltnetlot Unk
0) Mtwlt: (C) "Sold for tllt C...
flft' (tdventure) '64-Jeffrey Hunt·
er, Mylene Oemonaeot. m C11riltJmls 0aJ StMct From
Wuhinaton, D.C.
AFTERNOON
12:00 0 AfC/NfC Footblll Dlvislon1I
Play·Off. Teams to bt announced. 1J Cllrisblas Ew Masi from St.
Basil's Catholic Church In Loa An·
&eles.
Ci) Mevlt: "The Tltree Musbtttn"
(•dventure) '39-0on Ameche, The
Ritz Brothers. 0 Cl) A1111rk111 l1ndstand D Mftlt: "Ctptlln Jtn11ar(' (dra·
ma) '36-Shirley Temple, Guy Kib·
bte, Buddy Ebsen. 9 Know Yew libft ID Pauclt111 Bowl Football San
Jose State meets Memphis State,
live from Pasadena.
ft Undt Waldo
ai> Yl•it
12:30 CD Mu ter ... HtldlJI 0 Mevit: (C) "T1lt Sttry of Rutlt"
(biblical) '60-Pegy Wood, Stuart
Whitman, Tom Tryon.
(Ii KOIO's Comer Im Corazon Salv•lt m Sportscopt QI lhellJ tnd Friends
1:00 CD rn .. n ... A Father Peyton fllm
IJ HurrthlstH Part ~u Pa·
fide (R)
(I) Chltdren'a Rl111 Festlvtl a 11111t1rt
0) Nttn Nick Carter ID AFC/NFC Footblll Divisional
Play-Offs
....... f111ily
al) Dr••• dtl StMdo
1:30 II Ardll1'1 TY Funnlea CD Music for Ult Helidlp
(l)MotlfftffeMtShw
D Mowit: "Sblwlw•J" (dr1m1) '36
-Shlr1ey Temple, Robert Youna.
Allee Frye. di Mowtt: (C) "TM LIM Unknown"
(tdwnture) '57-Jock Mehofley.
OJ Mtwlt~ '°MlfTJ Mt Aaaht" (com·
edy) '53-Robert Cumminp, M1tlt
Wilson.
@l)Eltto.tro
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 18, 1971
S!) ltdl Dilbokl (3hr)
Z:lO fl The Sltsbi Is Owtt 11 MonlOn Tabetftldt CWr Olrec·
tor Richtfd P. Condie conducts the
375·Wllc• choir In s.lectlons for
ChfistmH. u llewft: (C) HDelllttrfUI tncf the
Cllditton" (dram•) '54 -Yictor
Mature, Susan Hayward, Michael
Rennie.
(I) ll1ttmatlon1l Hour
3:0011 Mtdlx 0 A1Jlcult11rt USA IJ Movie: "HolidtJ Inn" (musictl)
'42 -Bln1 Crosby, Fred Astaire. D i IH<JA I Chriltlllu 11 A youna
school boy, unhappy with his second
shepherd role In the school play, is
trensported into the wor1d of the
fbtlvlty where he reams the true
munlnr of Christmn
Q1l Sd111ce Fiction Theatre ID Stul Train
G)SlllllOft 811\t Westemen
3:3011111.W.r/Outsldtr
DFoc.
Cl) Mewle: .. Ml111ty llrnu111" (dra·
ma) '344dolph Menjou.
(I) fer-out Alcts: HX·flftHn" D I lflclAC I March of the Wooden
Solditn Stan laurel and Oliver
Hardy loin the "March" for 1 look
at favorite storybook ch1racters.
OJ Potty Pi(
'SS.a Hunt
4:00 II NtwllftaUt's
DOn C1111pus m 1 IPICIAC I Chrtst11111 With the
Kina Family All 45 members of the
Kina Clen celebrate the Yule st•·
son. m Saftri to Mvtnbn't
ft) E""ln1 It Pops
fl) Futbol·Socctr m True Advtntul'9 ft This WHk in Pro football
4:30 II Movie: (C) "lowt 111d IOats"
(comedy) '65--RickJ Nelson, Jtrry
Van Dyke, Alvy Moore.
D W111f1 '°'"' °" 9 W111f1 Your Sip?
OJ Naltlvlllt M11sk
&l:' A(rlculture USA
5:00 O lnquhy Maury Green hosts. 11 Tltls Wttll ill Pro Footblll 0 (I) (j) (!) AIC'1 Wide Wo!N of
s,orts 0 '"'11..,6 .. c"'IAP"IL I Mitch Miller Chrlat·
111u Show Maestro ,Mitch Miiier
l11ds his special Sin1·Alon1 Chorus
and sololsts Leslie Uaams and DI·
•n• Tmk In slnafn& twenty-one
Christmas f1vorites ..
([Q)""" m Mftit 8r11ts: (C) "Thi Liit Tl•• I S.. Parts" (dr1ma) '54 -
Elizebeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Walter
Pidaeon. Donna Reed, Rorer Moore,
Eva Gtbor.
ll>f);.~~:t. ft) Houle Concert Ren·
alssance and Baroque musk.
&l:' Canttr Ted Annstro111 Show
QI W1rrlon lnllttbaH Warriors
vs. New Yortc.
al) Muslca J C.Mlonu L1tinas
5:30 O Cl)®) News m Edit of Dimity
Nose to nose are Darren McGavin, as a tough driil Instructor,
and Jan-Michael Vincent as a hippie recruit who can't reconcile
his life-style with Marine Corps regimen in "Tribes" a drama
on the ABC Movit' of the Weekend, Saturday (Dec. 25) at
8:JOPM. (R)
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