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Home My WebLink About1971-12-25 - Orange Coast Pilot. - 88 EDITION *. ". * * ' ' ~OL. 64, "iO· 307, S ~,S, 72 M6ES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, D~ a, '1971· . - Hi j~ck Try F3J:liJ ' 'D. B. Cooper' Carlion Capy Fa:qs -:-. ... .. -' CIUC.~GO (AP) -"We d001 know what rc:ade hlm change bis mind/' • po. lice olflcial sala afler AQllOWlCing the =· nnder ol 1 )'OWlll hijacker, who threaten- ed ,f.o blow op a N<»-tbwest ~ jet wit.h 35 per9009 aboard Wllets given two paracllutos and $300,000. Offlclab·sald no one was hurt. ~ A 'man identified as 25-~-old Everett ' L. J!olt ol Indianipolit was ' aneeted Fri· day nl«hl. <Odin( a !our-llolr ordeal on an ilolited nmwa&' at O'Hare Intema· llonal Airport where the Jet had been paUed af1'r its flight from Minneapolis. 1'e drama began with ~ firing of two gun;hots -the Boeing '1()7 abo\>t 15 minutes aft.er the plane left Minneapolis bound forQlicago and Miami . No details were given on the firing of the shots. . An FBI spokmnsn asid tbO bljacl:er, , ~,'-and Wftring blue jeus, cIO- nwnued two paracbules and !300,llOO and mough !uel lo go to Atlanta. Aller the jet landod U. O'lllre, tlr- line ollldals llllDIDOllOd a 'llzint'1 1ruc1< -tbe demanded -ml bepn lo llall u the plone tuled .... two rnlleo lnim the airport's huge Wmlnal ..-ed with <l!riltmas tmel<n .. H~re's the winning design in the 1971 edition of l)ncle Len's Christmas Card Contes.I. This year's chamflon card design,er is Kathy ?iiatics, 12, daugh- ter-o Mr. and Mrs. Anton Matics of 9156 Daffodil Ave:, Fountain, Valley. Dad took a·day off from his dtfties as gene".! manager of Uteco Tool & Dit'Co. of Costa Mesa, to go lo· Disneyllllld with the funlly• .The trip to the Magic Kingdom for. the five mem· bers of the Mattes family was Kathy's prize for win· ning Uncle Len's contest. Pictures Cif ber dJy al Disneyland appear on Page 8. "We understand that the man's got seven stlcltJ <I dynamile and we don't want tllat plane too cloae lo the lennJ. oaJ," one airport of'ficial said. ' . .' 3; Children . Die In Rome ' . ~~~~~·~~~~~.:..:...~~~~~~~~~ -Y°;le Tra~Y. • /".-t" , M~whlle, on th~ jet, the 28 other pa• F ai1'View Kids To Be Cheered ' By Laguna~ rt S~r ·~ M()~·~.:.!~.,~ yAiiiioura"J>olrl' ,._ '<11i>i> ---~ -~ ..... Dltl\I fiivwili!!l to ' • • ""' \lllUD& I ijol~caust .~ · -!Stied off . Plorldl c:Oast. He , IOd med. W God ," ..... ff 7 1S tViJ 1or the'*°" ~-·tt•i••titGnOol , ,,__belclll~· • !E"°""'' :»a . -·Eu bil plans -..oy,,<l by tragldy Mil,8 ~lbt irtllCf1 Frldoy. -'::]' ~ e liuat a bright Nll ·f.ol . returned. lo bis Cape Cod home Chrlat-" · · ' · · . ' ~ I SA!(,FRAl:IC!SCO (UPO-Tbree small children were tilled Friday when a fire swe~ "lhn;iugh a tw.story home after fumes f~a gaaoline can were ignited by (be pilot ligbt ol a wafer healer. TM victims were klentllied as Naji HUI, %,,and hiS couaias, Angela Webb, S. and Anh Webb, 3. Four otlier Hlll chJI. dren who were playing on the ·first Door of tJioihome ....,r. Fi~ department imestigator Richard Cclspen saitf Samii<! Hlll Jr .. lhe fltber of oqe or the vicltht!i, was repairific u automobile with a cousin in 'l:he bueme.nt garage when the f1JJ11es were · ignited about 3 p.m. Alter the fire broke out. Crilpln said U,.e gasoline can was overturned aod Ple flamea crawled up the stairWay' to the !intflloor. Crispen said Hill's cousin yelled':\o the children to "run fOf' your lives" but -the three smelter children were W'lAblt to escape. .... . &a·~~lazA 'llMBl'throug\1 the'hOuoe, Hill llll8de a desperate attempt to save the •Children, bur a nellhbor ·11id "'he coo.Tdtl't make lt .. ' Hln was taken to Mission Emergency QO!p[l.ol with SO«ll1d and third degree buraa on both feet. He was treated and released. Neighbors slid Hill's wile was Chriltm~ shopplng 1".ith two of their other chJldren when the fire broke out. Tiie blaze piled. the, tw<>bedroom frame house, ca1Wne an estimated ~.ooo dallllle. . r Winter Festival Plans Reviewed In iaguna. Beach ' ' , . "l lold -lo !ry and ""111· I ,i.,n, bft:lO lllt ltifla. Btownell,_.!'• an uM!JIPloyed leocher, ---•-~ . ythl ••• j·~ Wood fi1r the 'box w .. donated by had taken on on a 26.foot aailbolt for the . ~a.ot:i. iri:r saying an ng. ~ -' . . lsland:wlth his wife Ann tbeir 17-monat. aeemed to give up. Richlrd Jahraus, president of tbe Laguna old --..1 '"-__ .i:_ M' -....._ , __ t . 1 Beach Lumber Company, while the. IOD anu UR 1n1x.~.1Cr, ni. {'nne »•vwn-'1ben more Waves ·hit ·us. '11»ey 'Were ·Laguna 'Beach Aulttarice League be1 d ell,.58. A _l!l.orm stiw:k their cnlt oil the bl& !Ollll.Y tbillP> Tll01 jult poonded j<lll with couectlon o~the :toys. pe ~-Flirida .coost .'lhuroday. dOwn. I lllml'Sed'at mother °"""''1"'f" Tile boys who worked on the project, ..:::J' :t:f !' bemoth" w;•1.o'':l" -•••!"· She •as l)'ins.1ace·doim under the direction o1 Mn. Bing <Kathy) struggl Y in •the ;water, floatiaC ewu from me. Bob, W'S'!! Brandy Boka, Jeff Mamo, Fbliily I' came up 11a111 ud wr f11e lllaltheW Wetzel; Kevin Grabllll, Andy Mesan Crit~ 3· Others Hart ' l!i Yuk Crashes ·~ Costa Mesan who recei\ied uten&ive injuries .in a liigh speed collisloti remari- ed on, the :«iUcal list today tn Costa llaa MO!ll«ial Hosp!lal while boepltal s&!iff .eonUnued to, work on· three ·other .~<I IWo Chrittmu Eve accld,.11. i'oliee Wd.'1t took nwtJ·an hour to Irie Steve Ver ~lanct, 'ID,' Ol 291 A;.. .. cado st., trom !be wreclolge Of bis br•od new auto .after it rammed .into a ~p truck juat a few blocks Jr.om his hon11~. · .Officers said Ver Planck was· driving "It w,h speed when two youths baCked the .truck out from a driveway wltbcut first checking for onoominJ tralflc. They Wtre unhurt in the ensuing coUJsioa. Treat.eel for minor injuries at the same ~pital were John Patrlclt Neal, 29, <I ~ <MCLaron Lane, Huntington ~ h!a .. ~..id clauPter. Erin ltalh' 1"",; and ;)olrn Jisae James, 17, ol - Sparbnan Lane, llunllnpn B<acl!. . Alf'°""° r«<ind minor llljuriOI In a o•llis!m at Mesa Verde Dme and Miino ID~ -"1len .i.mee• -!Jltw .. tire Uc! ....,..ed into tbe'Nea! car. boat maybe a·ba!I mfle _.a mile-, Atklmm, ·Paul Rlcliardloa and John and .... awinnillnc lo it, Mother WU H.... 1_, • deli .-.' The Wyland WT box wtll ·be 'verecf '"l'liO boat bid rlg!lted ltaell llllt II wu lo the ward j\111 before Christmas Day. I.om ..,:IIbe mull wett off. EV- wu t«'n oat of the clbln. It WU lalJ cif wat.r and s\nking fast. My wile and baby were ill fi&ht." The ihree -p!uctod.lrodl tht boat oeveral 'bmus lafer by a . C.. Guard lie~ and laten to a Vero.~ Fla~ ~ti! 'fl!tre they were treated for bruisei and Jboct. · New-Club Gives Tree , to1 School A llve-Oµi81mM · tree--<omplele with decora\iona: -W"5 donated to the Park :J,.ane Residential School in El Toro by the Junior Tr1 Hi Y Club of. Marco Forster Jwiior lfigh School In San Jqan Caplstnmo. The Part Lane ~ Scllool:JI • fadJi(J lt1r ~fttaided dllldiln. 'Ille Jlinlor'Tri lfiib Y ill i,,.,; YMCA dub hr.Janlror blCb -gltll. u_.. log ..U.W..<lidlde • -trtp; blcyele trips,·-....... -ale and ecoiov project. -~ Is available by calllq ~I. Air California Gets Clean· Air Bill of Healih Air catl!ornla has beell giv'" a clean· air bill ol i.Jth' by County Supervisol' Ronald Qupen upon motion ol Air Pol· lutlon Comrol Officer William Fitdlen. Caspers Bl Wednesday tllal Fitchen has I.old him lhe commercial airline bas installed clean burner cans on all jet aircraft which use Orange County All'· part. "Flt.chen says the Air California jets are virt~lly llllOkelesl," the .supenisor staled. "Although this eertainly Isn't th• l.otal ll!llW!I' lo control ol air pollutlon It does help." The cleu bamer ean lnolaJlatlom ,,_ a condlUm ol the ronenl tor five YN1s " the Air Ca!itoma -ol airport ..... mtnaf fll:llill•, _,,,,ed by _..,.,. i.t.-.•. Air Oalllomla·olflclols !IOid the lnotal- latiom """' completed by !i<W. 30. B~thle4em ·l;J;ill~op . Q~iet . More t.hall 2,000 persope and 28 organization'•· are making plans for the Laguna Beach. ninth annual Winter Festiva~. which will run Feb. 18 through I -. ' • Pilgrims Celebrate Christmas Urul.er Israeli Gr.Ur.rd Mal'Ch 5. With a IChedule of ~50· events, the mld- wtnttt ev .. tia belleved lo qlllllfy as ''the uUon'a biggest smalltown festival," _. .. y. Both the LBill!I& Moulloo Pia~ and U1e'.ra11va1 Fonim will be ..... n .. ptali 111~•• by ·die Lyric Opora, ·a.Jc Ballet, and Conumlllty P!IJtrL Tile FOlll•al of Arts gniunda 1t. lr(in< llowl Parjc wW be open daily, free ol charge, for a series or art! and crafb ex· t'llbits. a salute to Laguna Beach car· toonistsJ.... authors and photographers and, ror the hrst time t)'lls year, ~t•tioDI by Lion Country' Safa~. - Tradit111nal hlghlighll of the festival are tl)e Patriot'• Day Parade. an ift. temattonal punnet dl~, a home and cardea l.ollc, ... llbow, • -by the Well~ Symphol\y, IO art auo- Uon 1nd I fllill llll Jllll'ket. I lliilTllLmlDI, fir~ J-Olrillmas --• \UPl)-arutian·pllcrlma·and...P~ bt;i; •. i;:.-::5 ~~ :! ...., ·-.-.. ttethol . ~ - -to --· ..... loavfnl... =.. ~~\Jillddle °=-' .... tht !iwtop bll:Gqllace ef,J-<¥11 itltlla prrllJu ... mado.,-ual Orella "' -c1tona1 and ~~'a.;,; 11'1111.r. dllnlpt tbe l!liriotmia -tioo. Belen lhe last ~-palled a.le the ~ !lie Hotyland re. oat, street Peepers weio already out ln ib belt Clll'l;tmas 11""" the wor. the chill JodelUl·dawn. ns Of Bethlellem, and the Galilee Mort than 6,000 aourists from 'a(ound town of Nazareth, where the new testa· the workt flocked into the town Ftlday ment 81)'1 JaNa ~· lo manhood, r~ to 'Celebrate Olristmaa Eve und;er lhe poried they were uoottd aoUd . pro{ocling pns oC hr•ell troops. The tourism ministry said 30,000 I.our· COmbat.clad toldien, cradling auto-lsts bad arrived. mttk: wtaponi came down from \heir ne Jlillriml' firlt ChtWtnMI Etre in ro<ltop ••ntaae "'1il!ll u lhe lut tour-the trlilttlooal tib1ll'plact ,Gf Chrllt left !f!~-~ !':!,L<lf the~ ~'lritb~..1q--·., .. ·~ -_.., ,..,.... .... eally -' - --tr 1il1b apidaI -!tr ... ._ II -"jilt bn 41M, ll.-a p!t7 othen, :tor 'lillom ~ ill .. DlellllnCfUI u It 11 for us, cook! not be btre toO,"' lhe Ilk!. ~FOller,•leel>aprfraa- 11,, B.C., med for a year lo .,... Iha !rig, ..,,,.... mll.1 ill aomeClllog here. It ll qalle an d[IOlience, an aperience et• tffttime,11 lhe aakl. But for Laurie Casten of Merrick. N.Y., Qlristmu· in Bethlehem did not rate with a yuletide in Ne'iiV York. 11tt is a lo! l<sl lhan I expected it lo be. Christmas In New York hu much more apitit.'' ahe\u.ld. Hor friend Judy K!aoholtz of Briar· wood, N.Y., also WU disappointed. ·~ am a bit dilWUlfoned because It "*'ill mo !lb It II juot a taurllt trap,• .ll!d. . ,to . sen$ltn Md crew oC six rcalDed Calm, ssid J. Olannon Jlow,.;41, o/lWllmette, Ill.. """ " !be pessengm. ''WhUe waiting on the Min)' we beard· some lalk mm the 1roa1 :i=•t," .Bow ... said. ''Then the ~~ er) ,came down the aille ~ a CUil to the bacl: ol ... ol tile =::r; and be yelled, 'I{ I ·drop this We'll ill! go up'." . .. FQVofflcialt said tho-..... coi\111! ablacl:,.tdlel'wlthan-t~· m~ aUadled. II--to contain semt stleb ol d~llll& II>" lice sai<l.fl>ey hod not ~ re- port. .... : --·-Tben, the money and the'~ anived and were throwD tbrouCb the rear door agNnsl wbldt a 11a1n11J hod been placed. Ground cre......-bqall .th pull the ltairs awa)l. ~ akl;'Dettbe -. J •. Ehrlieh ~-· ..... _,_ ·~lebrated • -. tawre.r Dies DAJt.;Y PILOT< ........ ,......... ...... ... , ,,_. I .-..r-B.. ,i ~ • • Uncl• 'Len clirlafmU k'd Coolest winner -~Y Jlltles · gets a big bug from·~ -of Disneyland's lo-lile w acters, olt'ber g_and prize bjp to the Magic ~" ~ more of the-'big. day for lhO . Matics family, see- ~'!d.ett; --.-. 1111 dienll·fn ·llili -fncWeol Emil .... ~~ Kt!.IP!a. lllllie ~ -""' 1>11 IOQlf ,....., oen ~ mollHllllllaiiair Louil! R. Lurie. • Ehrflcl! hod hll ...at ~ lmcJi. ..., -Lurie la '...,_ .... health and ftliij oed bome. 'He -to llod u ...... anil .. la the -ti ... ""· J. W. Ellrl1Cb Jr., "jult -ln bis lleep.. -&Ill) -• !lellt ... l!&!lcli pined -l•me la 1111 wllen be and Hol!Jwtod •-.-Jen1 Getller' aacc:ee~d ln revmm, f.hl, rape <OD\'it;tlon ol -,..gnate Aleunder ;Pllllllps. -He made ·a llrllring ,_,._ In ~ His white cuffs and clammr.CU!f· llpts from his.$25,llllO collec?<ln '9lot ou t ,If~ sleeves. He wore 1• hlDdkwchiel hbd>·ln bis br-i l!'!"loel. --1n l!ISi, be defeniled Gertrude Korrll, Page 8. · · ' . ·-· aclmoWlecti!od-lllootiilg· her )m. band In the-bock alter llf ubd .for ll '""""'" am-·llht w-a.. ,;.y 111 "~ l'ler !lie dMth penalt;y. 7-month· 'Prial ~ In LA PaJi•r , ' She aafd-r~Jlhn''ao qiuclt I till· ed him. I couldo't bear to· "'8 him leive:" .• . .Ehi1ich'1. pleu to tho lm"'t to sava M11. Morrll in llpke of bmelr cau.ed two Women Jurin lo -t fn1D tears Sh ·•~ 6 E-..J _ iild resulted In a man,YQllller ~vi., oo,,.,u., llU8 • . . ,tioil --.. ',-· 1 • :"You are a WI:1 mi.m..t·man,~· Mrs. LOS ANGELES (AP) -.A ~ , Motti;< I.old' Ellrtidl:, ''Yoo mlaed ~ betw.,. Blaot Pelbera Ind [lObwllld> vocaliOM on tha._ J-_'1!111 •lfdlcl led t.o a alonnT lle\!en-_,. lilll. <#. D' ,ii ~ more !uthei' ln ,.... cap .•. but Pantllen hu endecl --... ~, . ...,.,. ~ --bftn .the beat -c..mctlon ct-. !tr rt,..ar j1i> · ~ ~ and.llonlalf Avq- --,..._:-• buch ~--l!!illlJ,• bul. -.\<qlltbl" eflb(.on "'lillflllirioa Ebrlicb ---tifiniill In' cbarle ol conapli'acy 1D ... Loo ·dadlnf "Tllo -Bible and Illa Ll•." Alleles pollcemei;. ''Howl ol Iba c•ior" llid ~A P a 011blJ -A flurry ol acqulltala.oo 1---1t _.. . charges. • > ,,. , .-----"-------. -Acquittal (I( two ~ Oil aD ~i.rres. Jury disagreement un a chlrfe-• con- spll'llcy lo comm!! 8111611 with • cl...rly weapon on police olflcen lurlhef' W:ii a• miltrial on lhal count only Ill: -clefendantl. . • Tile jary ol ei8ht womm ..i faur, men abo reported Itsell ;<fMdlotlrfd °" - count of -cona'*"1 llllmt -clellmdant, Ind the Joilll dicwm • -that oount. . Tile ---·bed ndtdioclded ::..."':t" .:...:* ~-='1.:-!: _.,,.,. bellad tbe -u • 'ridoly for thtlr lido. ""' -bed ... _"" r... ~ branch of the Pantllon, lod "1 ....... Green Beret, Ebner Pratt, plQtled to kill policemen and' collec1Dd -for that purpose. O!llcers armed w1th aear<ll Wli:rlDll llTiVed lo Tlid p-~ w.r. dawn on Do& .. • lloil ... lllOI byf palln. - -fl 12• ... --. balore Iha .P•-1111' r..-. Sii pollrGe 11211 llhe Pudllrr Wblm w 1dd • ,f, prtltl/, pillNill!f adililion lo the COit of LatiGh-11' rcell Of{ 54 O""""" fl/Pf. jokt1 -,:iii frO'Kl mnao,.,. Mtc(1ffz..vear 'Old MOM Tna In thfl ••••• TV Week, hllldc Ille Doilp Pilot. ... Mf1r , ......... 1• '(:....... .... .... """"" 14 -.. ·~ ,.,, Ci I ti! lt -::r ' ---• !IL ..., ,_.. tMf, ....,,_ ' ...... ' ' -, •. ' .. .. ·- j • --• ~LY PILOT -~""i*casm • •• • .. SUNDAY, MOND4Y, AND TUESDAY . -................... '!"!' . . . . ~ ' .., ' NDi.t1i... ef l.L ICNt1• Ce., "'Ith.$....,.• I• the Unllff Simm, Collffo, Pulttte-. Aootrelle .· • ' - I . .. .. . -· -.. '.. ·J !.-::"~-: .. o:• -.. WOMEN~ DRESS ClEARANCE -. - : :: PLASTIC ITEMS:. :c -= ~YL~N PAMTY HOS£::'-_ 2. ; 93c. OurRcg.86¢Pr.. .•. -c· _.. . o • ---.. ~ _ 3 ·oaysOn/y . I l'r.--. Baskets , i;;ns; tui:;;,: b~xes. bucket ;_'Seoml•J~lretch.Sunto-ne ,mlst·ton.i'~od· " other colors. Smoll/med.·med. toll/tall.:. ·-Ol sponges ~n more. Decorator coJors. . . . · · · ·· ' r·: -· -. . . -... -. .._lmlllll!!!!!!!!!!!~-.llmll!lll---... . .. ., .......... . ··-~ ...... . . " -,. I . TI1lRMA1. TOPS, DR.A WERS - lleg. 1'11-•EM , 3 01/i/i<'Ottly llli.ir-~i• ·Warm cOttoff;rli~mol und.r-~. 1• ~~ wear; long sle.V•1, lortg1efi.J • Men 'sS·~xJ:..,Charji"' •, . ---~-~ . -.: • • ' -T • • • -!I · _ .. · --ADJUSTABLE -· BAR-STDOL Reg.19.44-30ays Adjusts 24" to 30". VJ. nyl·covered sect a nd bock In block, ovoca~a, or orange. Charge 1t. R•ll· 3.33 • 3 Days Only Oil • resistant oxfords 2 00 wifhcushion innersoles, soles. Ton, bloc~. 7·t2. ··-----, __ ... _ ... ---··--··'" ,_ ... -...... -- 32$. two·ply'shuts ·· per rOll. Eoth 4~.,~:i 20 X 26;' BED PILLOWS - Reg.3.37 2~~-. Rayon/cotton coverF Docron9 poly ester filled. Pink 'n blue. BOX FACIAL TISSUE Reg.2/41~ 4~88c 200 two·ply tissues, s ize 81'xt% ", Sov,1 - 25·40%: FF REGULAR l'RICEI -· Reg 6 97.10.88 Mo~yior Jr. Petlle~: Jrs.\ Misses ·;Wom•~· Chorga It ·41-PIECE BEVERAGE SET 544 41 pc. cle•r gl•s~ .•••, I ." e•. 5 OJ.,, 8 1/1 01., 7 01., 12 01.; I, I 'Ii 01. 1i2t1 in 1tf. ldeel for th•t New ADJUSTABLE ICE CRUSHER ' Rog. 15.78 ,, •• JA' Dial for fine, med• ium or coarse ice, Re sists jamming. 'STORAllE CHESTS Reg. 1.57 97c Woodgrain-finished sturdy fiberboard. Reg. 14.88 3Days All-purposo polypropylene pile. Reg. $1 .1 I, 21 x34" Scatter Rug 94¢ STEREO .:£APE 11',~]ER • .. 1 ~ Pays-Only1~" -~ ~ ··. !:--" " SoHdstoteAM/FM 7700 --receiver. 8·trock with 2 speokerS: Reg. -99.00 ' 1. Lb. Canned Bacon ··'. 1 ll:CAN DANIS!i SLICED IACON -Grill Special! BAKED -SALISBURY 9Jc STEAK Rich brown 9r•vy Au Greti n Pot•toe1, Buttered Green Giant Bee ns , Werm lunch- eon Roll & Butter. Di1h of Jello, Coffef, · Te• or Coke. 1 Lb. Green TrH HAM 99c -- 8uy .. s•¥trel •+ this low,. IOw eirict for Ntw Yt•T'I... snec s. . flurry! K mart-aiscounts .-off er a;~azing results ... you'll sav~ more money . 2200 HARBOR BL VD. Corner of Wilson and Harbor COST A MES ·-----· .. • t ( I • • ' ·' • ,, -.. . .......,.... -.~ imben-..~Ji:affic .~~ !¥1~~.~:;..;,__ ~ • ed Qlll.000 In ""!"" 11111 polkbo, .... ..3L\ ffi•.!. ·:e: , • u. pilllt ~ _,,,1111., illn!i ·-'° ~ ~liil Imo, Nev. * ~ ..... ' I . ....;.... . ftlJI hljacW ...... al lorp. • ~-_ • r ,.· wtlo was delclW •..a ez. ...,.... ··~....-cill'lilllil,_._,.. probre.t ~ ..... b111dih@ • ..,p~ bi lnlllc wltlloat ba>lpc lo nldi Gal lar tho lnmc llfpl, too. • ~'.]&lill Olitlft ~ 9u es- B~laDesh ·' . ~. -25, 1971 DAILY~ ~ umo_rs • , .01· ~Arrests' • ait .. tile ... al Cltlly Wild, I 17-year.old oludeal It Newport Bar-. Poctod lo be llilfllljd-Gfi~ .~~E~~ol~ ·&¥:~ft~J:ljj.fl~= ~~11~-~ -<ii ast P""!tan and -• land Drive fell over end bit her bleycle. PUieo eoalllclted ~a bit, inlpillel'I ud Gffitjall .ha .. -· 11 punclurecl lier tire, ripped tho out al tile bib, lwilted tho .:: ~ tlio.~1111' ~' 1•00,..: .turi!ed ,,. ... for trta,I, arw,r crtmlalll., · broke the light 111d -ed ber oalo the atreeL · • :: · P'S! olllclalr hfii~ .m;·,,,.-4n -~5"=~6Xallesh~lladlo= ' A claim for '34.11 fa ~-llJad wttbtile clly, llld .itJiouih the ~-~~-lli1ioo ~· •-~ P -.~~ "-'-A. M . .,..... city couacll will roatllieb', refer tile maller to'" lillllrallct compii,y, !be clly ilodiDed to -·'*-ava& for ...:~ ..i~,Jl -o11icl~-. bu olrtA"1 greed to~~ llld to~.? lilJl. qldll<r'bj -"'=! . ·· i:: ' ~. "lrrestld" b'J · r • ~ i f ; a-~~~~-·n::.:.\. h h B . ., .. ::--ths.. -Q!fici~~,: Oka~ ·~i:!'13:t~ -~18 . was -er .. ~uea ~ Pact f~f'PAlii J ~ :Judw'I .. of ~al J;E;i -. ",(~.:. .. 10iu;~lltth ... : .. His Fortune to MissiOn : Salt Creek Sp ~ . • ~ howevtl', Aid' today Malit and. • " ~ . bit'-.~ not beta.turned .,... . APl'l'OVll al tbt.fl.7,mllllm ~lo cm- their !Odl'aa imf Cliitodlanl. Be deOIW •· -Niguel <Salt' Creek) -IP> a ''!' ,«j-~m'. why :h,; rBdlo had mlile 111r," • GRANTHAM, Pa. (UPI) -All elda'ly "I rellly don't kn ... all illt puticulan public spa Wed-'ty Wlf ·~ • aMoOi1ctment. _ ·c:;::-man who worke:d u a dbhwuher Jn a on thll thina,11 the coll~pldent II.id. by IOllle tntertatlng tide canvena-. ,' · ·~fodaY> Brlt:'fl,.s. 'Kier, ct1111o l)llsalon that ,aheltm destitute -bl "Bo -rtdly ..,. !!'!' ,~ llld The eoolraet between tbt ...:s:·• mam!ei' dl_.ihe Iodlg arm)"s 8ljh Bri' Sin Francisco askld row hu bequeathed taved aimotl every nlckel' be tamed IO ., • . - pde whleb bas ~ of ,all mllltar?. $128,000 lo a amlll ""1nlylvlllia «1llege lnveet In the stock market:' AVCO; Develajlmeat carp., to and ~fficlal clviHaa .......,_ ,,,..;. since -llld fll0,000 ti> the mlAlon itaelf. . Botletttr nld tbt ~· will bt med the Lquna Niguel Corp., c\lfi foe """ .. -~· ....,.! ,, B atrueUon al two •·-• ..-.... ......... . u.· surrender al Dacci Dec. 11, .... Dr. D. Ray ostett.r, president of ti> 'build a kitchen In new Eiata--•0 ,......,. _.., the former olllciils sll11 were In !ill' Cul-E Meillab Collep bere,. lold the story ..,_ lltudeat Ceiller oii" campua. notroom :.i1o~~..'.!.~~~chd • tod)' Chrlstmu Evt, elgl>t months after tbt "We lhO<llht It would Iii ·~~. aceeu Jll --~ ~ .... -• ;·N~ mi>m'lbem-wlihooUnf P<1' mu dle'd llld the dlJ his cbteU for_ alnce the old man -t IIJCll of bia ttm<· ·bttween·Moaatchllof ud Dona Plilnl In n\lilioil.' I uv~'(Mt hen told , IO band. $110,000 arrived at the Cllllpus, Aaotbel' Just before bit death •ting fa tbt ,the -•Item aoeUoo al tbt "°'*· ,._over. I wilf-.·lhem oaly lf'and • fil,000 Is upected later. ldtcbtn al tbt milll«l, w-11lnc c!Wles," '!be beach ii O<hOdu1ed to be reldy for ..!wbW-t'P\.~to do ao," Kler uld. , "I know who the man wu, but be uk· be Aid. .. bathera~ and"' l"frimmen nut atCmer, Kier alsc> AlcP1flo..flQI group al t,000 ed to rtmaln-." Bailelltr uta. -• ~ Couiily wpervlson ,.....14!.f. " 'P~~. ·o1 war will leave. -"He wu i man 'who amr spent\'aiiy. ': • • • _ .-: lllie l1iial ltJ:lmjoll ~ li! l1!0 • l>~SiJ!lllaY !or'lnt«ment In India. -money .. -· but be left. Vtrf Nix' on Ch-l.:1.un.~· . ~ii-·"'-Ii! The• jh:R;;;o. luve tbt Ell!I Pakistani subttallllal 111iii for men who bad wasted et3A I' ' . tbt StifAo ~ -a ' caPilaI'w!l'lie Pillltani air flftt ~ e"'Ylh1ai Ibey bad," lioeletltr recalled. pe<ted 10 be routbio llld will be teaad DA&V •II.OT..,..,.... ~Ceet1·-:: , ; , l • ~ ,. • .. Two sets of hunlll' •¥"•~• at an unwary coot sunning 'hlmselt on' the pool deck al D9il Muhlig's home in Santa Ana: heights. Mri. the pool deck at Don Muhllg's home in Sarita An't Height.. Mrs. • · weather is warm and .then leaves without even ·a 'thank you.' Rufus 111\d Cubby are just itching to confront the cookon bis poor manners. , 'll)lo.1"ijl 1• 11t nll lrcim Dacea lo Nar• ;. "Adding to that, be .n.· In ht> "10s or Sh Pres"d l '---'.,.Jiil a}. publle betrinti t..JaUvely-itt for r..anf"~""t.i&:l''tbrut..klrisbyir:::::·,1111, sndbepvatbitfal,Ollblo'llu-,' QW8 } en ,,'J•••-c:i!lWJaa.11 ':'. . a. r1 _ • en ~· ·-· dentl sUll in their teens," Holtetter said. , .,.;...._...;..~~i ,......,J.~ a_..t .. India. · ,, For the last yean of his llfe the old J G Sh ·-•uwr·~~-..,, -w, Kier sa)d tbty wiD be followed by. U• ! man bad worked II I disbwubtr ln"1be n real• ape Cdpera uked Coualy Ollmll1 Adriu •other l,000 troops a day unUI ,all the :· Life Lint Million on the s .. FnnC!eco •• Kuyper If Steta Landt liad been c:alild eetinUlted 30,000 Pal;lstaal soldiers In waterlrooL Both the miolion ud the , "I"!\'· lo approve ~ ._.;II Ill Dacca are trllll!!erred lrcim Baagla Diobi ..... n collflle"1Jt. tdutb tealr'al'PeoMyl· WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Ni<-... tff)iuf ud wbal'tl\eii tract...._ ..... J ... led b ·~ n~-. "' on, pronoonced In aood health followlJlll ~ -''ed 1.. -•· "'Y B If P h-n· h Vuua are opera y Wlllll ~D 1D an 9MUaJ physical a:amlnatiOD believe& . ~"'X~~-~:. ii. e ast' asser y 1·tc es P·atri"ck Watzke -Christ Church. • tben1Uonl1lnbetter1bapeibl1Chrlsl-lhli."PP'!I' "~ lllj' land · . , • • . , The old man learned about -lab mu Iha• lasl trade -4 .-owd by tbt llate . , 'l::" :l'~~ ~kholder, !. min-"The eoooomy le healthier, the chances . 1>od.Y In 11111; ~ ';'D'Ple." ~ ' · • SI ed r 1 • of peace In the world are better" N-'1 wu just w'oaderillg how ·- B' h . . . : d 'G T rk Se'l'Vlces . at ; -. ~ . aaid. "The nation ii In I bet!Or frame . (aensUive) tliey mliht be," CuJlO!I ..: " 0 tr pe ru ~ : ~ . ' 'WT A I.a 11125 of mind. ChrlJlmaa oplrlt ii better tbit plained. ' 0 y• ap as Fwleralf:'..mc..;.ru be held 14oadiy ' woman · s..,._ 4' ,900 1'ff'tx lhllluJ:j'~ F 'd after KuyjiU added. "All Ibey. are nqulted -.~ . for Palrlclc M. ..W.aill<e. 0r..,. Caal ··J . n~ B• · , . .., .:I -• ._ ~onotn .~-~~Im to.do ii find that the ~eat tj:ln the , ' • Coilep foolbeJl. plqer, Who dl!lcL"lf..i-.. ·Q.' ·pug Jte LKW:ilJlit -I •• _,,.,... ri:i: p~ -N•l>I ... lntereal, U )'OU haVI done.'!: BE:f!AS't (t!Pl)..,..A man .who saved ~llilolllnt tbil polic• spokeemaa said •• ~ ~111,.io• ~lira :~ 1 ·-' . 'f:'' · .-at'l'be Pre~f,:;:~ =~. Air rf.d' ,7~ Robtrt.Jlltlln: "The lllldl """'"'·ol'c:n'lltmU ll>oppert by driving • "!bit bimlb~d have ~ all at any tral(l!' ~· ; • ' ; .:.: .\:".lit> claima.llhullf•= Brig. o.n. Wolter 'l'kicb, . .itl Nixon wu eammiatoa ii eompoted of the -a !Joil>y~· P10line truck out al .• ll«Uld, -blowing him llld eveeymo else Tlle:aervieel WU! be held at l'iek.tailll· ?:•Iii! ___ a Ofut D-a rt In "excellent health." :.. • aovemor llld !"'1 a4llu llate <flclsls, ~ed~~~kedloday,not \'?.~'11'1,Bu\'Jl!11wlltbn!uihaayw1r,." lf·~*""·at.c~t-~ i'~IJJila-~~ the But ftach uld Nlxoij;aeeded m°" lm'ltl!!' ·';.-.:.. · to fcbO lderilhed D«a1fll' Of fttr of "" Gitllirien Jl!ilclted the iliiet, , ~ The outh i 'tooLn 1 iialiDa -•f ro l,. ~ tn_, 'Wl!o q.m1y .......a·,,_eaUon 1o •old "1111 ™>..'.. •xuiPer: "I/et ljilllai. .. ~ .... anti P" · J 1-._..., ~~ __ ,...._,.. ,•wilh800pl1oos.ol....U.,..inBelU.sl's · .P o1~ SUperi6rCoorl.· • '<• •• "· towll'devenl"111chuaa.uk:sorbearl tile-'olflnm:e" • ..,me not be r~ealed bol • Brilillltinh.Y • •'sllift otrife llitWn R/iillail Clltbolles, a =: Wl . u. d ~,.,/ ~ J i!Oi .... ~ the ~Jur· II .... ,....-..., ' lattlir (a Dmtcnl). ""I ind1d quid! P cesaidllieman 'askedoruyw•uhil -Mdenoostmgi.~~'icene Of 1 ~ -~Higb~-4wu ~ -:nlf.,.. :Waterhoua E 'ati9d£''t'bldoctormadetbe · · ~~~~It. A~,~~ :::1ly In tfio llrit!Bll provtoee, and the a!l.Je';. .,._,~;,~ • ~ ~ ib;"'iA all~~~ ':!°fl:td~ V1~~::.=~ ~. leut "Wbot tbel led dlcf 1" ail lict o( obea' The hijacktrs drove the truck to. • s_,:;;;:.. .. ""'!--Jlilvid.,l;.. •• • a 11tlr ~home. mal . " • • ~ are aD p>d)lepublleans " ;:i. filling 11auon 1n the Dunmurry tibopplng (-:.:'-jiiiliiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii center,,iiu:ee .mnes .,..tb Ill.tho clly, and , CQasf 'Highway Crash Seriously , planted a tiomb between tbe cab and tlie lank. They then fled. A passerby "'" what bad happened and l)!rinted for lite <lb. "He dnwe the tanker and the bomb a • few . hundred. yards on to 10me yaste I W ....,.,r," an army spok~"atl!. ""e n J ores oman ·-iirust-have been very cool ':. ,Ju;o:;"p A .i-. n-~ ' 1t' ,'.~l • .,..,.., ·be -'finilhed be Will lreoled;lor oong ~woman senous y-m ~ ~" 1n a two-car pileup ca Pacific Coast. , •·'iAn·irmy marksman was caJled in and "'Y at Balboa on Chrlstmss EYe "'°"" inocJ.ed the bomb out al tbt tru k with inC cooUnued her figbl !« life . todty' . . • . in the Intensive care llldt at Hoag Mero-\ ~shot bun 100 yanb e.way. orlal Hospital. 'Iben, as d«nolitlon experts moved in Mtl. Kathleen Tasto, 28, was the pu-. to deal with f:he explosive, another 90Jdier 1enger in a vehicle driven by her Jim... •drove, the truck out of the area. ba11d, Robert, 30, when It collided head Premier ·Bria'! Faulkner ol. North'em m with a car driven by Mrs Christine Ireland offered his own thanks and lhet or . Moore 2.1 of 7131 Commodorf Hunting· "'tbe entire communXy to tfle unknown ~ &ach. ' man who ·displayed sudi outstanding Newpon Beach police aald Mrs Moore courage and coolne!.. This act ol heroism Mt control of her vehicle on ·a road foiled what was a most fiendish attempt Ndt fl't!lidt~1'1~1i"by-·btrly --and .loC81130domageandlnjurylntb1'cmwd· 11ddd0d into the Tuto esr. -· · .ed obopping mo." Both Tasto and' Mrs. Moore .. lefl tbe · Earlier, the IRA dellvtred a Chrli1'%'i'>'. hospjUI after treatment for mhlor injuries memage warning citizens -'to "be pre- atZffertd in the collision. ~ · ~-! • pared to suffer lnconvent~, ~le ~;; DA ILY PILOT ------1i ............. -·-s. er rt• OMM09 COAIT Ptlll.llfllte COMPNllV IN.rt H. Wui ---J..Jr L c.rt.., -. ...................... ' . . ""'::.:~ 'IHMH A. "ll""la. --Clilfln H. L.., a1.t.1'4 P'. N•D MllMt #olJllllrll EenDfa -Cltll ... : ... w.tt..., ...... ....,.., IMdl• ),US " ....... ' '°"~'" lAIUM t.cft; 111 ,..,... "'- """''"""" htdli 1'11S leldl ............. a. CWIWIM: a Ntt9I II C6llllllt .... and nerve strain -perhaps death -at tbe handt ol English IOidien." . It blamed trouble tn the province 11n 'the-12,000 British soldiers atattone:d there _ .. oflicl!ilY to k6e1J the peace. ' -~ ·• -The-IRA seeks to tear Northern lrtlilld ...... fi'om:srtti5h hands and unite it with the r~ predominantly Catholic Irish Reooblle. A bcrnb went oU in 1 pub In ttie Cath- olic F.U. Roed artt of Bellas! Friday evening sllghUy Injuring four ptl'90lll. A bomb a1ao wrecked a school b111 In Casllederg, , Q>unly Tyrone, the anny _tal_t!, but DO lnjwi<s -e l'l!>l'fled. Chris~as Day Fire Kills 31 . . ' ·1ri · Sooul .Blaze : : ' -- ' SEGUL (AP) A 22-<lllry tourist bole! . -tn;dMJ1tow11 Seoul cabght fire CuistmP . · - HMIQ and naliooal pollce aald at 1Mtt ' 1 peroaoa wera killed. They aald the daetb toll could 11UrpU1 100 In one of Sooth ·1-·swmtftr11. A 't' Olldall d. the Taeyonkak Hotel fJSti. illaled Im~ llld 13$ hotel employeo ...... -tbt building when fire -te4 -In • seCoiliklory c:dlee oi>clp at 10 1.m. l<>doy. Sane al the gueeta leoped from -atory windowl to ....,,. tbt names. Two .......,. frll from ladders ol a rescue • bellCD!iler. IUtborllitt Nici. • Hotel olfkials aald 35 Japan... llld nine Americana were 1mong the tea:· illered ·gu .. il. Konen Pruident Chq llee Park and mwnbtrl al hia caJijne{ ruabtd to the [. hotel as Korean end Amtrlcon ft"" .., • fllbln ilmlllil In htilcoplan to attmipt -· " " • . ... ... · ' .. -· .. • l' • . -· . . -- Vestannlii and Ctycte . ,_ ' • - Dick, Nm~ '1!d the next generation, Jake, Richard and Vestanna Johnson .. . ' • • ···---, ... • ~ ...... -.. • ......... • - ' • • • • • • • ' . •• ., ·~ :" :.r:. -• • - • • • •j .-:· ·"' ... -... ..i .... T . ' \ .. .. . . -• • -.. ,_ ._ , ' ... ~ ... "' ---~-Fro~.alt tlitee~ge~tio~.--: · of JolfusOns'-" •'· - . . . . . .. • • ' • l • .. ·- • --;.~·· ' l T ..... ' --..... . -- '. .. -' t ··--"· . -• • .. . --• I • . . --... .. ....... ·-.., 1"-·· .. ----·-· -------... • " • -.... ----. --. ---• -• .. -- . --. -• ' • • ' • I • . - \, c.....-· -•• • • . . . • • -::··· • ·-. -- .. .... -.. • ' -- • •• , ' • • • 1 • • ( I I I I , I I • - f ~LY, PU.OT. .. ;; ea tf I g , , .. · ~~lpii ~nd · ·Re~;. ........ .:~4· .J• t ~ .,.. '1 .. • ~ a_... oi Tiit 'l'hert w111 be 111e reauw t• ......,, • Pacific View a.m. celebration of ~ol1 Com- llrivo, Corona del Mar otters 111unloo: t t :SO un. illll bt two-. o1.,;,,.uip •I I and bield. the' 'P'oatlval ol,Coroll 11 a.m. SW!day.Cliardl School' .a1Jd,~" 5pecJal m1iatc and 811>11 clulu are held at at au aervica. 10 a.m. Fot hlf !<'1"9• •\ both 'l'lll.4 intt Clirti\ow 11orshlp servJceo on &mi!ay, at irtil flllll Iha stora crowded ,Newport B-I.,a ll Ir I I ~• _,,, bent a.rob. 198 Dover Drive, ,,_ ....,.,e • on ·el• Ne-rt 9 ·'·' Put or Bia'· ru1.:: -·:C.IA8 ,_. -iW-• Open New Center L!Tn.ETON, ~ (AP) -,'i • I •t Tbt widow ol Bllhop J-.;. Pike lull moved to lhll llonftr· J auborb and saya Ille plam to • open a rellgloul cealer. ·~lifta, Ill Iha oplnloa ·~ --"' , o1 Dr. Veriler 1. Oloon, paotor hu chosen the tltle, "To Fall The ser111on topic of Dr. ~ttelltle• llfeet ftetlrillf Dlsetlssea /lfeet Claure• Quest ol tha n-11 Bopllll ClUrdl ·er A!leep with Christ" December Hwy Gerhard, mlnbter of ,Dllne Kennedy Pike aal4', -.of lier Center for .· the RMloiatfOn ol ~ " 110uld h<gln Ill Fetinwy ml';.1 that Ille faclllty lbouJcl bt • operelinJi Ill mld·Miy, · ' · , __ BIDL Dr Olson pllm 26111 ls SL • Step he a lite the c • • r • • of RatJpiu Harold Pbelpr, presld· The Rev, Ra)'1'1ond . I. Roy Swanson, presld· Bulgarian • born JI m :~...,•:A Gin To Keep," Martyr'• Day. There will be • ~ .i Lapiia 8-.; for, lag mhllster of the Braha.ms, who will , be ing minister of the Dlm<w, raised In a JI¥. lJ 1 Sunday New ·Year'• Eve Service at SUnday 11 "What To Do With rellrli1~ from his. post Costa Me" Central Christian home In the = tlie V::r~ Oiurdt, 7:30 p.m. December Sis!, tha Past'" Worship services ·Huntlngton Beach COD· as 1SS1stsnt pastor• at C<>ngregation of Jebov· now Communlst·nded 11111 Moulton Parkway. The whlclr wil Include eelelntlon a:re held at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. gregatlon of. the Jebo-SL Andrew's Pre~by· ah'a Witnesses attend· land, Is scheduled 'to 811>1111 01oJr will ling of Holy Communion. at the. churcll, 20062 Laguna vah'a witnesses attend· terlan Church, 600 SL ed a convention In Nor-appear Friday al 9 p.m. "Jubillte Deo" by .. Gordon Canyon Road. Families with ed last weekend's cir· Andrew's Road,. New· co. According to Swan·. In Ibo First Assembly ~~· u • .:..are1 Dr. Marctn Bich, world chlldr<n are especially Invited ult ti held In rt Bea h will ch ll'N<Doa....,,ald. -. Sing._ -r.The 1 •••• d 1 c conven on JM>: c ; prea son, 1.5 million ~reach· of God Church, 148 E. trave~. •Uul\K ana popuar to ,at~...i.tbe earlier .service. Nor-Phelpssaidtllat .a farewell sermon Sun· k 207 22 d St C sta M VlralP'• bllllt:IY~;-Kathryn S. Interpreter of lnter-cWtural Juniar Ulurdl for an ages , '60 ;;w witness minl4 day e n ti t.l e d "The f:d~~wandor tha: the Hen will ~ar~ with ~ae Oll<iil II «larilsl<llre<1'1· nlltlons wUJ be guesl speaker throuih high school 'ls Ill sters were baptized In Cbarigtng World and worldwide growth of audience his experl· at the Jan. 210 a.m. and ll:lS aession during the 9 o'clock Norco. 700 Huntington the Changeless GbriSt" the witnesses averaged ences and tell of his St. Joha the DI• I• e a.m.. Sunday . Services ~ aervlc'e under the instruction Beach residents attend·. Services are ~at 8, 9:30 · nearly 10 percent. 450 imprisonment follow· Epll<opal Cban:ll, 200 Orange Newport Unit)' C.nter. ofoteachers trained In Science ed the weekend aemi· d 1 D The cenW will be ... frll ' unlvenlty ol the aplrl~" Mn.:~ Pike 118ld. She .8ld -' searching for their o w a · • religious concepll 110uld be able 'to otudy vertoua rellifODI at the center. •· Coots for those attending the _ · center wlll be anoouoced when '· detalls are Completed, she : said. • i ·. .• Mn. Pike ll8ld Ille and Mn. '. =~=.;it!.1: ~'l,n~rv1g:h,arel5~eld~ o!Mlnd.Babycmllalaoof· nar which drew 1408 r ~am.1b.!''boo.'in8J.8~ :~d~~a ~~~~lnH~: ~!m~u~~P,: ~;::· Qr\!!l!lU Day,. the !6th. Irvine streell, Newport !See PULPrr, Page I) delegates. ... / mlnis!ey for 47 years. tendance. Greece. . (See PIXE, P11e I) ~ .. ~ ~ .. o~R==A==:=::. N===G==E====c==o==:=A==s=T=c====H=====· U~R===C~H====D=I=R===E==c=T=o=R===Y====-1 : -. --. . ....... ·-. ''·-.. . ' . .. ·.. . ' .. N~POlT 'CHRISTIAN CENTER • • • c •• -· ~ -· • • • ., • - • Fll'TEENTH AND MONROVIA . NEwPORT BEACH • . . . 11 , ... • • • •. ~, • SC.NIDULI OP llRVICD ~ · t:IOA.M~LT ·MOININ• WOISHIP · 9:4tA.M-&UNDAT SCHOOL '11:W.t..iil~MOININ• WOISHll; at11"!·~:-;mt.u19 WOISMIP. CHRISTIAN SCl.E.N·CE ,, ... . -; . CHURCHES llAllCHll."OP THI MCIJHll CHUICH THI fl'11'. CttUICK Ofl CttllST, SCllN'!'ISt IN' IOSTON, MAISACHU'slm "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" ~ Sundty, Dtc. 26th . FIRST CHRISTIAN . · -. CHURCH-· . Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach •. Mor11fn9 Wonhlp •••• :.., ••••• •••••••••• l :JO I 11 :00 •.m. lll>lo School • ••••••, 9:45 '·"'· Youth ~r•upt , ••••. 6:00 p.m. f¥011lq Wonhlp • ••• 7:00 p.M, Hllnffy U,. ~ It Ill llrVlctt 'CO del u. · ST; MAnHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH rona mur · 18182 cu1 .. r DrW. . . a\)llCH ·• University Park, .Irvine "I'~ ft lrt. Htt11art N. Ha.- .,. .,. ... ••. "<I'~ .._ t: = 1: ...., S.•111 t;OO A.M. • .... Ser.tee-fslt A.M. -/! " S: n. s.n1ce-1o:Jo A.M.. ., -1" 111·1211 H-.., C.. tu.Jul . ' ' • ' ' • '· 2 ;111::.==:=:=::.==:=::.=:.=:.===:; ~ _ _ : A Cordial Welcome from · A._.,'t;;ll•• .. ,.... ............... ..._ . . . --...... ¥"' ... 0-...... loN" . Coste Mtll . Finl Churdt 'Of Chin!, Scltntlll lllO IHM, ... _,,. C.... M• . .....,sa..t~t1\IA.M. t ... :...._ ~ :. ~'I. THE u111mo METHODIST CHURCH '-'-NEWPORT C.ENTER """ .... " ''"h ..... #~MA~~ W--1111 AM Fl~ UNITED . t flf"Off" .. =' ... =-=°"=' .. -=""= ... =-=:11 ~. FIRSli CHRISTIAN ·1r.&.i-o. w..-,...,. tuun . .._,. ..... , . ~ . . . ' ·r·FiRST.:ASSEMBLY. of GOD , ·140:,1. 22nd ' St., Cost1·•Mt11-5411.3761 , E. W. Phitli·~· Pttfor ' SUNDAY S!iRVICES .. 9:Jt A.M......cimdi'kliffl l.U -..1 . . , .. f;HJ~,CAll A_VAILA.~ 11 tin,, 111IOA.M-or. a.rt. M-- 1 · ,,.i_,. ................. ~ •• ~ 711t.P.M-or..:,::..-::;_w.c;.11.t,:&-ll' .... I ' ........................... I'' Ill • . ·'' M..,......_ r...sd11I ...... Z'h•l-6:10 A.M. h 1111 P.M, .......... "':"'.-'41-~21 . . . a... ..... ·-111111..11. --·-~M-Y .. O.. Huntl119ton llueh-Ffnt Ch~rch of Christ, Scientist ... IOlhe,,H ............ ludor ScMol:_t:Jt 1'11 100.t..M. Chtcl-9:JO I 11 :00 A.M. ---UIM ... St. Newport Buch-First Church of Christ, Scltntlot • JJOI Via Liff. Newpe;t INU Cll1rc• I I...., kHol-9:00.IO:JO A.M. ...... 1 .... u11va.u.. Newport lluch-Stcond Church of Chrlat, Scltntlst J10I r..lflc Yllw .... c-., ... ~ • s..Mr kltMI -1 litl A.II. ...... 1 ... -110Mc...tffwJ, l..._N ..... J: W .......... T...W1., M ....... -I , ... -All Cllarcllll ~U...-1 eordlaU~ lnolted to ail<lld thl church • : 111!'11ica and tnlot/111• prilrilegea of thl Readtng Rooms , _. _ ~~c-;rr..tdHAT·A~lllYICll OP NIWPOft llACH -(Dhd,..) : · 1trl0 A.M.-G-' .... · MMtl .. ••.tr ... ~ r H.,,.N,.. . , Atu,,..,..,.c11111 ·· ,., ·•a , , 21111-. Aw .. C.... M .. 7!00 P.M.-NIW YIAl'S m "Ul'ILll •-• - _ Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. o. .H...o• A. -Morning Worship ...... 10:45 A.M. t · -. . .ir 1 • , • • METHODIST CHURCH DMMUNITY St. M-......... CM ... M•-ho • ...... ¥Jew o.. 2721 17lh SI. U6'31J7 CHURCH Yictoria & Placanti1 Ava, . Ccsta Mesa :.S... I. Piercy Mlllltfw· • 1-M<H ... CONGREGATIONAL c..... ... M· •:=· w.'~.~ !.~~;· l'hM: 675.otl O Church School-9:11 Dll'Wl9r tf Qr!Jtlu 1id11e1HM ••rtr w"*" ........... ••• 1.m. &11111 le .... , .............. t :41 1.m. Motnllllll W•l'lh-........ 1f:51 .1.nt. Ytvfill 0....,,. ............... 4 ~.m. y_,. ...................... 7 •·""' Nur1ef11 Cari Provided 14Mnt 14WJ41 • 611 HELIOTROPE Wontilp -10 A.M. Cl:udi Sc•ool -I 0 A.M, l>r. l'blUlp G.. MurTIW, Mlllltfw 644 . 7400 'THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMU. J8' WW. W.. N..,... .... 7110 ,.,,._...., hcllarllt Co1t1 Mes• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & H1rbor Blvd, Church Wonhip -t :JO & 11 Church Sc:hool -9:JO 141-7727 Co1t1 Me11 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mo11 V1rd1 I l1k1r St. 14t-271t Worship I Church' School 9:00 & I O:JO A.M. H1111fl11;fo11 le1ch -Norlti COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il A.,o. 142-4-461 Wonhlll' & Church School t :OO I 10:30 A.M. Irvin• -Et:t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH •3J-12ll 1•422 C111.,,, RoM It Unlvtnlty Or,... Yt'onhlp & Ourch Sch .. I t l ' I01lO A,M. fou11t1i11 V1l11v .i '\ --~-'----- " t:OOA.M_,_.yW...Wp&~W.. ) 11:00A.M.-A-...Holyl ... I ' ' M ...... ''*'*'• H•-' • '" ~ '·v·• -, Mkf.Wllll Holy eo-ft ... I Haolhlt s.mc.. t_, ... .,.....10:30 A.M. Waa.M&I/ 1:00 P.M. •F.IRST. UNllED , . , i..,,,,11 lticli MET~?.~:s,~.~~URCH METHODIST CHURCH · 962·2593 2)6}2 W1iley Drivo Tlie a.. . .W. P. AIMy II, llactef-,.._: 671.0211 Wonhi,p & Church School It! SOI/th UlllllM 9:30 A.M . Worihir .~ Mini1tor Church Sc:hoe -10 A.M. ST, JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. F.rd R. Mill•r 49f·l011 Snc1.,. 7130 & t :JO a1rclt ScHol -9:JO ,..,,....., 1:30 & 10 a.111.1 H.tr O.,. • -....i N1wporf l11ch Vic#, Tlie In. J ... W. Do..._• -..... S41o1126 CHRIST CHURCH BY THI SEA 1400 W. l1Jboa 11 ... d. 671°3105 ' ' ~ _ ~A~H~~= !c~~ "·--;:.~::·:;:;;;-" Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~;===~~~~~~~~~~~=::==::==::=::::::Jll J2JJ P.Hlc "9w Drlw, Coren del M• Wonhi,....,110 A.M. Ch11rc:h Sc:hool-9:JO I I J' A.M. MiJllster: Dr. D. W. McEiro1 S.••.,...:oo A.M. 1 t:3o A.M., Ctilff'dl Sctioel/N•...,,·•:JO A.M. . T••dcrp-7:00 A.M. Wed• ........... f:JO A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas -,._hf. JeU hten Dnk. lectof -,.._ M4-04d CENTRAL BIBU'Cl:IURCH·. ·· CHURCH OF CHRIST Uni StrHt •t Orange, Coste Mau-541-5303 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA Rrl. Fred I. Mo,.,,..., 1 ~ HMMr eH Fcllm.. .M.nr11 WenllP-ll:JO ••· -S..-, ScHol fa.Ill. SUNDAY MO•NIN6 lllLE STUDY , .••••• ·····•••• t :41 A.M. A SUNDAY MORNIN6 WORSHIP, & COMMUNION •••• 10:41 A.M, ............. Wrilp-7:00 P·•~ M..etiti W ..... 7:00 p.-. SUNDAY EVENING WO,RSHIP , •••••••••••••••• ,,, 6:00 P.M. ~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~llll WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY ••••• ·•••••••• 7iJO P.M. NUliEIT CARI PROYIDl!D W. Wt.It H.mwtfo• In UrtMf '} } Mii1itt~r Mu1ic:1I Dir1clor \, ·~BBATHSERV!CES Phont: 645-3191 Dey or Nl•ht RELIGIOUS SCHOOL • harbor reform temple AA8818EANA.RDP. K•NG • b meeting at S~ Jim• EplSC01>al Chu!dl a 3209 y;, Lido. NejYport Boach For lnfarnwtion: Clll 676-7230 TEMPLE .. SHARON ' . n.' &•••····" ., •• , ......... ..ttretlwWAM 617 West H_.,..: c..f.i ·-'. ~t ~LIS ~O~UNr!Y @JiURm TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -'""" ltodc onv. 11\d AIMlll Drrw I-bloct IO<.llh Of ~ C"'f'Ull ctrt~I. Sin OlttO F ........ , .. cu1,,..., loutl'I " • . ·cffnllllli; br.) L.rt .. Tt1rti. ... Drtw1. ~. ....lk•s.. ....... , ..... .,.. tiJD A.M. Sonday School for on ottt 11 :OD A.M. Momlot Wonldp •UllSllY (All& •llOYIDl!D AT •OTM MOUlll Ptt ......_., .... Ctllc«ftiMI Offttr Mtttlftta Clll '*"1"1 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY . ·,1 ....,.. ......... n ...... c......... Aft·Jewbli f1MUn .... lfl'lit•• to Join ••.I•• ttuly ll'lttt1i1t1fvl IAllATH n••••• 111Y1C1S-R1DAY A•,,,. r.11. -seventli·Day Adventist Church .,.,..... L.-.r-llMl..._t,1•-. 171 Anc• St., C..N M .. '4•·Si1i. _ ''"'Pl• $h1r" ~~tr -.Oott sti1Mt ,,_,. •· JeffNyl. r.tor-,.._ 14Mlt6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!! Stbb1th School , •• ,, , , ,. •• ,, , , ,, •••, •• •• ••,, ,, , , • •:lO 1.111, 1.T.L.T. In Times Likt Th ... You NMd The Sivtor "4IMp 11:11 A.M. I l :JO P.M. -W•••d.., 7:JO P.M. COAST BIBLE CHURCH MAICO ::~· JI. ~;:~MtlAN .IUl~;.::;•nu.NO " .RRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT HARBOR S.B.C. ... CUit Ol+ll. M ...... ._.. OML ...... nttr ....... ...., ,... _ ••• .... ..,.., -111• a.M. a '"' '"" ~-"..,... ""* ,, ....... ...... Tiii ""'f'rdtaMI llldloi Of QNrO .UNIVERSITY .IAPTIST. CHURCH • nQ 11..~/AUIADIS IOAD ~A ANA HU'HTI ". IU .... ¥ ....,.._ ........................... , ............ t i• ..... ~ ... , ........ ., ....................................... t11•..A.& . .;. ....... ... , ... _., ... ""'""'.:I ".""'"""·"·•· .... r1• PA '.:':1.-~~~ ........ T '""'''"'''''oW.li'...!:.~ • • • ---·--- • Mo rnl119 WonhlP •• , ••••• , •••• •• •• •• , •• , •• , •••• ,. 11 :00 t .111. Pr1y1r Meefin9 Wed1101'1y , ,, •• •• •• ,, •• ,, •• •• •• ••• 7:30 p.111. 1 Costa Mesa Foursquare Church . 1n40,....A..,costo ..... h'f. I•~ I. Joco"-54 ... 97)1 la. 641-1117 9:41 A.M.-S.liffw ScfrtMI 11 :00 A.M-Mort ... Wonlllfl ,.., .... .,...... 7100P.M.-I ............ ..... ............ -... W ... f ill P.M.-COLO• •ILM nRIP. '""-0... .... ,. ... FOUNTAIN VALLEY l'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.a.c . .................. ...., .... __ •---,.. ... n ._., ~ ........ 1:• a. t i• Mtrllfllll .....i, ........ t i• a. n ......... .,.... ..•.•.. ,l•.M. """' a.rr a .... •• """ v...,, ,...,,..., "" . .,...... .. .. ...... ' \ ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Ema St., Huntington B11ch 1100 A.M .-Holy Communion , •ilO A.M.-ftmilv S1,....lc1 & Church Sc:hool CNurs•rv Ctrtl] 11:00 A.M.--Mor11in9 Wor1hip INurt•rv C1r1l 7100 P.M~ettiv1I Eventong & Sermon Epl1cep1I Yount Churc:hm111 Christ Church Presbyterian 10112 MorpoUo tN .. A4-I Hollfistloa IMdi In. D...W L loborts. Paltot ....., Wonlilp: 9:10 A.M. Cli1telt Scltool: t:IO A.M. Office: 20112 M.,..U. St. Pltoao: 961_.940 Church of the Covenant 2150 Felrrlaw load. Con M .. lnica A. K&:rrta. ....., ......., Wenltlp: t :IO 111 :00 A.M. Cit.ell Sdlo9I tlJO A.M. All Utu11Jle1 ire in uto et v1riou1 timff Th O.n:ll tf •lWIP 1v1111>•11 tor Mlly M11111,.. J1m•1 C. C1l1y1 Pe1for -t62°71il2 R11.1 lil6-4061 ..... :'117·1140 . • Community Presbyterian Church-· NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Oovor Dr. LI 8-3631 ,,. ............. , .. ... ,,,, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 P•cific View Dr. Coron• del M•r ., ........ .-............ In. l>MaW H.:lalrtl-lleir. Miert 0 HlarJe ._..., W ..... lpt 1:41 • t :JO • 11 A..M. Cltlll'di kllotf: t:JI ..... : 4ff.7551 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. Udtftt laod. Nnpert IHdi CHrln Harbort Dhi••l'Wd, PClltor . ' ,... ..... ••11.tll W11fte, AullJllll l"••ttr QR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phont · 644-2664 • 9:00 A.M. '-fly Won•lp 10:00 A.M. Snffy Cllncl W•rtltlp .I C•11tdi Scttool: I. t:JO & 11 A.M. PhN: .... ,...1 . ·, Etrly Wonhip •:OO 1.m. Chriltitll Ecl11c1tion t : 15 1.m. Ft1fi'lt Wonhip 10:30 1.111. Nursefl/ Care Available WELCOMI ...... - 11 :00 A.M. hit'-WanMp St. Mark Presbyterian Church C...... .,_.,.,..I r.tWoff 0rmt. c_.... def M• .................. ,.., We..., I Cllwdl W1M1 -9:00 It 10110 A.M. ..... : '44-134,1 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Trinity United Presbyterian Church 11tt: I PrOlpect, S-. A• l\la ..a. hit of......,... ,.,.I · M_ Y ... ·Dfh9-& lahr StNlt. Con ...... Cc:lffo OUTSTANDIN• YOVTH'PIOGU.'~Cln OP·PAlllN• ANOltlW C. ANDl11;$0N, l'ortw-JOHN WISTeY. t..-i.11 Pntw Wonlllp I Cltlildt Scllool-f :to It 10il0 llllldlY ldlaol: t~ll -Morn1._ wontntiz 1:00 •M 11:00 ,_..,,: ...... M ..... ; lob 0.-... loi. ""-II Prlnc• of Petco L11th1r111 School -Mi11 &th1r 011011, Prl11clp1f M....,_ •f MM-°'9111 K.--PllMe: J.44.7111 Offico Pho1101 !i4f·0521 School Phon11 li49-0562Jl ll~;E=:=;;=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~"=====;;EE=! WAY IN FEUOWSHIP CHRIST LUTHE RAN CHURCH CHUtCH OF HLl~IOUS 'SCIENCE Mb1ouri Synocl 01" llVIHI 760 Ylc:to:io St, COit• .... SUNDAY Sl~VlCI .............. 111 .. A.M. Lafttor Y. Tonwtw, POlhH Mlllltlw 541•1404 . -' • ll-lad:-., a.t.C.I". "'""" Strtk•1 111s .. " A.M. Si:lflY StMel1 ,,. A.M. 241 t Pacific CHlt H......, Mllfl &11111 Cll'u: t1a A.M. CotH& dol Mw ===~c~.,.~1o11~,.~-~~~~.....,~~~1~41~11~1~1 ===dl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·: THE FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCllNCE -Laguna Beach Ne;ghborhood Congreg1tion1I St. Ann's & Gltnneyre CHAPLAIN HAaOLD McNllLL INTIRIM MINIStla llY. PAUL ILEtnll, Ml...._ WORSHIP I CHUICH SCHOOL-10 A.M • 494-6190 LAGUNA NIGUEL SHEPHERD OF THE HIW 29121 NIGUEL ROAD In. Dowtcl S. s.cfhtt, Mlllmt WORSHIP I CHURCH SCHOOL-If A.M • 495·0613 ., N..--t.... • ~ °""' tt U•ltelll Cillitdl ......... tct... '-bt11M IUHOAY 11av1ca ............. "1• A.Mo Mllllttff •• , ....,. • ._ •SCI" TMI lllLI. Q.Ut Of! HIWl'OaT. IU.Ctl h i ..... •tw..• .... Attend Cfiurch o/. Your Choice . l , ,, " . ,., J ., ' .I ... .. .· . " . ' • " ' . •' • 6 6 •• • ··' • -·-·-lY-1 --rm=:' • Pulpit rut.Pew " (c.oili I ""' PiCo II tho I : 11 a.... l!wlday -~ ''A Tbno For Or'Mt feted dolrlllc u.:· .... clock =i.::F"ll!.= =~:..Ot\\"lhle'~~J oc&· 'l'lllll(da! ---.. ...... '""" Worl< ... 1:11 .· .. Cllrilllu :Yoatll 1p ... N Iii...,_ Ill ~ot.t11oiicii8plrlt"lli¢ •ll'~atfp.m. ~ Warl4,,Cl!•-· Two . ""1 wlll be e.-, _ at•~. ' • ·'' to ...... a.;'by .... ( .. h_ a.....oc . t~'li..!i .. LL Id± • ".:0 '\~·-~~·1~4.., . a;_,~ ~. ::.:.,';;ky "'~ ·=·~·~ v. hmil1 'fJllJ!.i• ~ 11 miili!i llmi "'r:JO.t, I he ' bofd two boon cl ~ pl 10:3' ...... l'~Tlqlt cl 'Splrllual Cl...,.U, llible Claq I and 11 a.m '!be SundiJ U.-·~ottlll ....... D*lltolllld)'"~U...of churah llC!loo!. and Blblt ~. ~ ~llui::iaf..,. .• lbt Mealah in 1bt. Old r... . c1 ..... will not be beid on tllil ~'!..M. of ;..,."'..,.....__.., ~: · mmt." The=.'!"""'-· all' lbt lUt Sunday of lbt yoor. ~~wmil . Mrli' aa:..i loot 'o'W '•U<Me ~ I' ~ ~ ,_.ar'll, ~ ... ' • ·~ ....,.. -.-' odulfl and , \>bo I 'Jbe cboJn ll!ldtr lbt -~.':!'. Sea': ~ 0 ':.Iii· a -to ii!"" In 'Clu111. ' of Mias Jtfllllf .... Quick 1'lll : ~ Cllrfiiiuo 'itei 'lllO llaiemaYbavedloiio1o'l)ve'U IJaCk .to ~.,Pt;•:.... ' : ·,Tbalr "1tlrp>lhl,lo~ apr IE I ·by 1'r. •Polar J . 111p·1n !lot a.-i..·a1 U.S. CatboUe UCnlil+ . r ·.,.. worahlp qelbtr . . .-;,.., bring 1pec1a1 mualc. Dr. Wm, · . On &mday, -lier -R. ElfJr will brti.r hit flnaf ~ • no ~ ~ " ..... ,.. to tho .._11oa HigbUiJltlng tho Sunday tMCoi d'\f!llb"•_... "Al.llnendl•Lov9." ·· . "" ,..... ~ Ibo ~olCbt'hlmoo morning ,...Ice of Ibo SU -at l:IO and 11 a.m. · Cleme* Pru• 1hrla1 Thi <lmi'eb·and cburr,b acbool "Tbe Roblrlh o1 F.ree<jom• ~t.liaoi ~·I!' ~ llt.Av..,. Ellnl1a, wUJ -tor·lbt t.ao 111 ~. Wllllam S. Cowdny'I at 1:30 and ll,1.in. will be~ -·Special.music will be •aermoo·lq>IC &mda>' at c... ordlniltlon and lnltallatlon of . .,.... by 1"'llli papp1t .i -,. Ulliled Men 1 d11 t the foJ!e....,. newiY..iected boll> .,..lctl. TojijC of Ibo ~·-Hell Avenue, al elders, Wayne Davis, John ~ by tlll ReV, Bruce A. the t And lO:JO a.m. Worahi • • . --z·· ..... -... . Jl<iallq· ,II a,il uooCliia4 :iritll Iii. .W!iill -·~ ' > - -1...M-• ' .... • •• -""~·' ... ' ... ~.:.:.:!..: 'iiUiJ. ~au:. ~,,, . Ilia! .Qn. Um.,i,s--. Doc. Iii lwi ~ Olrlalll!U ... Delca~~·Johf?Nlelaen,Jerry _ Kurrie wm_,.~_1 "FiDla « f«Vke'i. Cburcb Schoo~, 1~•._.J,..... CflriSCnaaa· ·"l. ;.t~·~~ J·'•.:"' ..... •; R~, ~ ~. J-.ck selllt'' It ~iiiilon aerriee daleswillbebeld1ttllUll t -~·~--~,.-· . .., _.. ...,... ___.~.. --. -.. ___ ._.._ ~.;w:;Jbo :.=--o1..1 llnly :'d:'i:,~ ti! !Ind . Senlk, .Ike Tharp, and Oonaid wtll· be held .i ll:IO p.m.-411 ' •boll> the t and lO:IO e . .!.,. The Jullean "HW n>1don-ol ffiUf will'nCi!lV.' thO\'oind!'}rpU:-ciinilnruiiii(.Uie E!~:•· Jd<acon11,E. R11o1 b ~ f I New YW'a Eve. ' liou!t Thi Ualled M•"""''"' , CbrlatmlS 18UOll. An ectJ..-.'«146,000 travel,ers hf.ve ~ e lli""tll, J-. 11 1a ~ rrom thi anolhar data -audt'~l ~ !hit .fiM ~·have, (Jan. I) -lo.cel0bre1o tH , htea'!ibrn. ID Ille ~ ,. ~ ~ ~ with duo j ~tulilnr t¥beit>c.tl.r r•-~ w!lb"' rlft.s!V· only aeuon wilen P.i.iiiiilin lnr.' --• B ..... t, amt1 •0 T • ...:...... · Youth wW a1n '"""'."'' coilntry as the.....,,, botln1. lnlerelt will center on Jennalem,ancl.11 y Betfi. r.:i~.:.. ~~::•·LI~:~ .~'morning, at tho 11 p.ri "', If -atl.30 lel!em-. Tlils view of th•' Holy Q!ty_1&;trom the lo-of IM1'u _ t~U!'dt· Kay . .Wa!IOD .and Cblrlollo o -iemc.. P.U!O< W'l!llll , -varuietJ. ·Pastor Joeeph S. Catrico, ot the Ullv..aty Temple Betit Dlvld. of -• · -.-· · ...,.._ ·· ~ · · -·"' ,.,., •. _ -llilOpllOldo --la. '1;!l!I :II' .. muat . ban Sttphms will . lite his topic lllplllt Cbarch, 225% S. E. Orne• Cowlly will conduct a Chr • 'Cl . h' D . . ' "Reel Qiristlan Leadership." Ptllaades Road, Santa Ana brief Vesper Service on Friday 1stmas . ' ·e· n' c an· gers· The Chancel Choir directed by H•ilf>ls, will deliver a oermon, at the Community Congreg1· . • graze ~'::,° by nlghl F I • c:tirist.mU -~ . who .hu .....,,.. YW:fY dif· , ...:.i a mlt>l( {WI day':_ flcult It la f6t a~ fanil- ilbe Church Clleiidar. ·!iat ·at· ly, ~·~ It trl9, JG Mr. John Leverett will 1lng mU.Ued 0..,1 Was So Much Fun Uon Church, 4111 Katella Ave., • ,Cbrlltlanlty spraad nlllliltd ~ ~ ~ :,_wr ID Ila "Allelula"fromtheOlristrnaa NowWhattolloln'72?"The7 Los AWn!tos. The Servicea Cini.ta' by ·-·S. Bach. o'clock evenmg·-wtll be 1'111betlnat5:!0).m. anil will Mra. Wa)ter To1Jlf>d will be al condacled by the Yootj> Group be ~ by Rabbi H,.m tho organ. Church School for under the direction ol Larry Ji;. i"l<lnl and Cantor Harry tw~~lds"through adults iJ Turner, Youth Dir'ector. Newman. Note the special Sh • . s • • d In . ':thro"'1' Europe .and into Seat>-B~t tAere Ls .!..w., ello I · own m ·' met e · cr..eases .c11n .. ,. and Britain, lla·~• that'-to be llid Cll thia l . . . . !m~w wi!defllft't!I' J"~ subject...llal;llla ..a!lil!a -. at 9:30 'with the college age time ot this service. Rabbi 'cmalnalf popular boU~.Y. mere~ ~~:~t class meeting at 11 o'clock. Fairvitw ~lit Cburcll, !'ront wW 'COnduct a brief '--'-2515 ·ymn;.ew Road, q>sta service. to welcome the Sal>- By GEOJJGE W. CO!lNELL people, lnhlblUng their overly They have such Intense Tnd"f tt ranb with Eutir· o ~ . .& ,-out ol ' .... ..._, Wrf1w keen desire to feel and be m,.. childboodlonginga that they're a major dale of Chriatlu· ::: .u~-bi ni' -~ Mc.b Tbe flU .. I llJlUker th]., Sun-M.... wiJI bol!I s u D d a y bath and to ring out the old day at 10:30 a.m. eervlce at worship at 10 ~ with year with J>rl.yers and joyous the Umtarta t1ahlenalllt term0n en.Utled, nTwu 'l1te ~s. Eve.i,one is rDQ8f cor· Cll:urcla .r Cotta Meu, 1259 Day After atrlstmas:"' Church dially invited to join us ror this Vict«ia Street, w1u· be the SChooJ 1J at ljl:30 Lm. brief service marklng tbe end NEW YORK (AP) _ 'tn Ibo duJied like children, and thla afraid to release them, fearing .obeervance. way ce mklstofallthe·ho!idayboapla .lltriiws theni bito a elite of 'It woula' "'8t!ii»'them In 11 But, '1\lp· ~:· ·~ OU.b""":.·~nd'h,~ ~" and--. llOlllO peopie -1room. anzl•ty and ftSelll. helpl~.cl!~ (he doctora '!commerclollzaUon'1>0 --,.r-,1/Jv""!.;,.lit ~~ get doeply depressed, ev•n ment. say, idllini tlial Jif~_feel!ngs 1 "destroyt<1<.o1>1 only t b •· ~= ~ .~ ~ . .::': ed! lltlcidal -a r<verse reaction The husband-and-wife teem may .-fiol!l elwer of two · ,....,... bull oklhto {W!. " ,~.,.) whichateamofpsycbologlsta of psycbol9£l.sta .for years s.ituation.s! namely: "bUf.:"alicflbi ~-~~·~·11·•WM!ll ... Re. ~ llarriJon, -• -...,._ of the yeM; o1 the M(lln>polllln Oxnmun- ity Cllurcii., Who r/i jlellvu the sermon eqt{tled 1And 'I'tle Sheoh-Returned." '111<re wllf also be selected readings, • discu!sion period end .a Col· fee & Fellowship :frDar after the service for all member1, guests and friends of the church. There-wiU be no regular SuOO.y S c h o o I Classes, this Sunday. Movies: will be amw1i to the older childn!n apd. ~ and preschOoter care .. will b e provided for tl>o.,;.\nia: ooes. ·-··-. .. ' ; . 'lbe ll!f!IQI· ",. ., the Piophets Foreloldl"'labl.ono prophecy and ~ bow It II fulfUled bl· JesU1,.tlle Christ.A. minl-se~ f PJ;'-• tile cbltdrtn is planned. SUVfces are at 8:15 and 11 o'clock. On Deeember 31, a New Year'• EVe Communlbl'I Service ls plaMed based on the theme "A Time to Remember." WorBhip service begins at 7:30 a.m. at Chrllt L11tber1a ciiarcb,. 730 Vlc:Wrla, C.OS!a M .... . Matthew's GosP.el aCCOWtt of Chrl!I'• blrlh will be heard at all Cllrilllu Scleace churcbel Sunday. Area church" and service timta include: Costa Meu First Church, 2880 Mua Verde Drive, 11 a.m.; Hun- tington Beach First Church, 8th and Olive St., 1:30 and 11 a.m,; Ne~rt Beach First Church, 33os Via Lido. I and 10:30 a.m., Newport Beach ~ cood Olurch. 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corori.a del Mar, 10 1.m. . '' F1nt Ulliled Me lb o d 111 ~II; 1--<d street, Fountaln'V.-Jey~wlll'boll•~ day ironblp '111:•'*-tn: 1'llb Church School 1nd•Cbllil care at the same tune. :Rev. FQrd R. Millet ·will speak en "What's t be Difference?" Where Will be two baptbms. ~ewport Unity Cb ar c b , meeting each wJ><)c In the Senior C!lli.enl Biifiding, 15th and Irvioe Ave.,_ Newport Beach, will bold servlces SuJ>. di.y at 10 and 11:15 a.m. the MrmOD will be "Don't FOfid A "Planting of the Trees" to' Remember" by Rev'. Loreii ceremony will be held Sunday Dale Fllcldnge.r. momlni 11 Foaialo. Vallet C.mmllllfty Cllan:b, I 4 2 0 ,$bepllenl of tllO Hilla Ulliled Talbert; durlni the Sunday Cllarcll .r Cllrlll, 14631 La school bour. 1:30. Thll will Vida Drivt, Laguna NlflU<I, mark the culmination of the will bold. servitfes at 10 a.m . "Oleande'n for Jesus on HiJ Sunday and will . heat a Birthday" pro'ject. At tht 11 dialogue of Cb r 11 t mas a.rn. hour the Rev. Stanley P. n\emories. Allen will speak on ":pit __ Magi : Whc,l, Whence, and Prtnce ' of Puce Llltheran Why." Sunday evenihg wilt be Clture.b, 2987 Men Verde niarkacl-with 1 ·•p<clal open. -Driv• Costa Mesa, will bold home reception from • Wl 7 . &iiida'y aervlces at 1· and 11 p,m. at the home o1. the put.or a.m. This ~ ii Student arid bl.I wife. Recognition ay and the church will join othert anMld the nation in honoring the youth of the congregation. No Sunday School classes. Sunday monW11!'• wmon. at the 10:30 a.m. wonblp aervlce of FaJdl LutHu Cllurt1t, 31381 C.llo Portola, Clipis\rano Beach 1til1 be "Tht Dl.D"ing the 10:30 a . m. same -Yesterday, Today, and worship 1ervlct\ the Rev. ForevU." The Adult Ox>lr wW • James E. Pterey, Put.or of proclaim, "Lay Down Your Finl CWbdu Cllurcb of staffs." Tbe Coff ... Fellowahip COiia M-792 Victoria period will foU... the ""'""" SIHtt, will be -king on the Every SwWy morning baby aubject "A R<uon F9r v""! slttinl II JXOvtded darinfl the Joy." Du;IDI the Vsper Hour, 10:30 a.m. wonblp-and 7 p.m., he will 1peak oo the Birth of Christ Child .. Gave Some Clue to God I ' NEW YORK (AP) -aren1, ac<eptlng you, ,._. SOmeUme1 s man prayt. But tng you to hope. to whom? Who 11 God"? That11 "Take he.art .••. be of good the 11""'11 'llueolloll. !1'1 lltlll cheer ..•• we apeak cl what wo the baste·~ Who are you, know ..•. For God ao loved the God? What do yoo lland forl world that be gno hll oolY To what kind of enUty do I ad· Son •••• not to c;ondemn the drm 1111 j>leol M1 Cl'Jl world, liul that the world An aMftl" wu 1 't ' e n might be ·11-v:ed through him.'' through tllo flnl Qirlalmu.. • That 11 the wo<d Jesu1 Until lheo, Ihm w11 utter lnught fo humanity. He la tho conW.loa.abou\ I~ "WI!/" by 1!hl<I> '""' found Althoaah few people In oul whom to pray to. Ht made !!lodtrn Umet stop to reallle known their God. Thal la the 1~ the world wu • beWllderilll bli thlbi thal ha PP en• d chaoo ol llllllY ttval "I°""' of ~h the b Ir I h d • Y lmqlnatlon or llJllOl'IUl)eo,,;,. celebrated thl1 SltunSey. Ill J-Clmt 1t<q end uid ". • . .and the lruth will It 1lrai1ht and clear: mike )'OU free." It enclrcled "You shalt !mow the lnlth. . the earth. •• " Gqd la )'OUr own Father Until then. only the tiny, who glv" you life ltaeU, wllo remote lancl ol !Jraet. the bul· loves you lntentely, who feted, ovemm, trampled l!ltl• ·-)'OIJI' emy momeol, ba.U.. of Judaism, powiled who wanta you to be your best. the cooct1pt of one, unlverul, bot w11o forslves :I'll' wfl<ll yau llllllainlnl God. I The sermon aubject for Sun-Ii' ling and •-"·· to "H ba hard 11m nd .. --1 -d t Coro del Co OrdinariJ.Y. they aay it oc-,,..ve counse .. ,. .. '6 • umans ve a, e Jrou ,Jl"~ · , -~· · 1 that;hlsul.'.cant1tmo•WOl"ld call the a.rtstmas "cl•nch". b1ve spent'. each Chriatmsa -An lnadequa!e ·clilldlloocl. ~ morr1n ... tbat·gmr·-uP"' '!'For'" 1·1· .,.,· ~.-. .... •~. ·1 r:JDJ:y Cb u": c II, ~ncre&i:: curs in people who long so in-CX>MOle depressed ca 11er1. letting go of things that shou~d ' we irt ""p u r Po-rte d r.y to telch iia. ~ ~-t:t '.i: tional&ll Heliot~Ave.,will tensely for simple childish ane IO deaperate they have been good but werent. celebrating it·auutmas the ".A.:new . mm'Cl'Wf=rl I be entitled "Aftermath or Let-dellgbla that they suppress the telephone without even know-The lost childhoods are 90ught )>lrth of a poor man wfu, &Ive unlo you" lit told hll : Down?" to be presented by urge completely. And this 1.M the doctora pereonally. In the present, with "the'iim of devoted bis life ~to , th,. diaclple.1: ·~t ~ leva OM i D Ph'!' G M w h" make.s them terribly 1ad. • They write in . Yo U th reliving them,, 1n a finally Wllelflsh aervtce of otbm. anotbef!• ' j J~vtct's'par~ a~r{;Y~.m~'!i~~ They should learn to 0Jet magazine, a monthly for teen-fqifllllng way. . "Yet we mark Pie event by 'lbat'I wbatdu1ima. 11 aD : chlld-care provided. Church go" a llWe more. not over-1gers of the United Church of -A n o v e r l n d u I g e d , spending enormoU. 1umi pn· about _ lo,'11n&. cae IDDtber. : school is also at 10. On New doing it and expecting too Chrlrt, th~t the Christmas ·childhoOd: ·~ people may gluttonous ceJ,~~ with a, C2Uiatmu .;,;..-v ~ m11n 1 Year'• Eve at 7, there will be trutdt, but laklng it eaay end eeason heighltns the d~ .have been IJCl. ov~ulged u 1.111atulallsm Which · w o u I d ti .;. IL 'jitll U>Olb!lr .WIY of ! a Communion Service held in counti!W on having 1 modlcuin "to reliye our fllltasiqo DI, cblldn!l)..lbal Ibey"'''" Ulllble IDako..lbo:Bom.u.1111am.look. ~''I !OVi you." ' : the sanctuary. The public ii of fun, ~~.Ors. Bu~ and dilldhond,tohecatuedtoana to gel on with the job of "aualtre by.._...., .. ba M<iii.diN!mu. ' In "led to ttend _,.,..,_ __, lndu1"M: ~ "' · ' niliM...!i'Hr" • 1'"1 •' ,..,. '•• ~ vl . .: .. J"· . ~~~ia Pa~· -B~n, of . oF-:r ~r-JOUDI children· ··~ ·tm.iJai:lrgrourd r~ -~ ... ~' ., ..-.~t.: ~·:~-.;: ~·:;. . . . ~ .. ~ .. "ljt.'l)ll'.,..... o1 B<Cnmlng ;, · · • " · · ·Chls Is complillly 'llllalnali~:· ·-ar':lllO)'" .... people lLEpi_ ~ .m ~~· ~ Again" Is the subject of the Jlllil u .on Individual may lhelr parenls do Indulge them:" to ·cbote off their real f.,ling, ~ . • • . '\;;~ .: ...,,.,,, •I -C1trta11u clench hit miacles Into • lt&hl _ ~ ,.. .. ,,,1~ !<1 ol CbJJ' •lmol,oolo11111~yablfmlnput 11 la also•! leiol porlly ot,. 111.~-~.~cblldlab j~· , ·•• • .,, , . 1 ,,,. ......... ., ~·P nn """'CleDai' ,,., !iii cblc i'lainMJo.loo.~ ~ Jo11. oM .W<Lilwq hltkr S ~ · Tj~· · ·.g · '·'Di · jneeting •ach Sunday at Upper 1 .. "'"' · P1Y ar> ,~;;:>"="":;:-· '"' ·'-"a4 «i:e"'l!."f44~ -. '°'l h'a 1· U ~IA.'t. • • .W.. • tg " :, a.y Boys Club, 2111 Tustin .. m,1us. ~ ilocto'l say, ad-"' .. ....,11• •• p 'rL a;e ID Ave., Costa Me!aj ~y ding' that th1! wually Is what ~Jy enjoy1 the -,joy of hil PIY~loglita ~y, ~ing: ;; ,.111 1 \. , ....... .i .\ri ~ School Is al 9:46, Worship at causes tbe holld&y blues. •children. But the proces[I ''fYPil::ally,, tht ''!,,.t}en·ager ,11 .t ., •ri,... \ : 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy II II Usert>dly tlee ·up th< breaka'dOlm .for-..,.. peo-·balsuchlnte11Seking"lii(atobe :: SAN Fll:ANClliCO;.(lll!l)o-.,, denied lbt N~I and ! tho minister. · emotional mpons'" In oome pie." a.child 1pln, IJuil he mllll In· Tho Episcopal Dloo!!e of ,.!~ "l',ll•en two ! hltilt hl.s r e 1 po nae to Co!Uomii has di~ ltO-olh<!f Hlled -~_,,!! the I Temple Beth David o f Christmu In total ••. He 11 "fin 1 1 port ~ U.St " Epflco~~ o f .. Orange County will host their afraid to tempt himself with a anc 1 sup '"11' -'ft• Bi!hops. , ..,,_,"" '.. · 3rd Annual Las Vegu Night small dose ol something he esUmatM; l!0.000 tbla year1 ''l'lili'w• ~; oo JanUiU"Y 2Zt 1972, at I p.m. R l y 1 .. s • · "t crav.s in 1ucli buge quan-lrom 1'70. ·~· votes in wha f. ' u : In lbt Founllln Valley Com· ea UW piri· lllleJ.'" ; . ' The Rtv. Wilu.m ·G<ilJer, likA! a Siar • ; munity Centu, 10200 · Slatu The doctor• .. y that other dloc•san conlrolle(,. told the ceedl!itt' ~ ~ I Ave., Fountain Valley. The aD-attitude! al• can ca u 1 • diocesan Cdubdl thlt .. the · Tbe" e6uncU •.ra ··belrd an ~ nual fUn night Clllllbines an St;zz .W;th ·.c 'Lr.i"t Cbrlslma .. d•preuion,ln-'ll!da!:ll!lll.•.malnJr'becalllo of objtctlo!t'fr6m.~ ev~ ol fun and a m"'111 ol " " J L _ "° cl•"''-· 1mall1s• .. pledgeo·--and of Dlnv!Ue concer.._ the-re.· ::~\1.'~~~= B7LOUIS-~,;:, , ~rooii'.•.fwof.;~1.:-'l::'tt!';;:ri!oc;"-.~ ~~~'~ loontobecoMtructedonlbeir uio1 •_...._.,,.., ~ ing" ,gifts and •1&m of al-t;principally "ftom Ja'riei Bli~-Pl'.rithen:' '1o . t h e ~ property In Weltmi!llter. The fectiop "be ... fe1ra it will "ehurdtel.-1 i.. -• •· t i • dioceUft stand.&i:e&mmltlee. l admlsslon pri,ce of !iye dollar• Keeping Olrlst in Christmat 11 not easy theme dayt. C?b~at~ hifn. . ·i Gel!ler aaid many1 of tbl ~ aaicf the ltlndfnl f per couple will lnc1ude two Butitcanbedone. ~~ 1~,,w~ch parents .;larger dwr_cbea in the 127-commJttee overlooked Jta ' change• for the many door The trick 1' to remember tba~ Juua never 10U1ht lip _ are gr1nchea -Incapable of iehurch ~had treiiU' ficed "moral Obll{ltiM t6 tlect the t prizes and enough F\m Money service. He cared not whether men went -around praising , easy and graceful gtying. "Wltb ulvy lncrea1e1 and iD: leCOlldr biaW ~ at ! f.o play any of the many his name and calling him "IMd, Lord." He bad a more -Jealousy of ibe fact that c:rea•ed build.in&. or ,.m:am. tbed)oceaanco1'vt:ntlon . games that will be operating practical' test of devotion. other peopl~ not on'ly have tenlnce Ooets. · · rather thin Ff..::Nen,.,..WtiO •ki~ throughout the evening. Thll "lf you love me," he uid, .. keep my commandanta.H more mater1pl thi.ogl!l.but are · -BlehopC •. KumuMyer.aalao noUrt......tH!tm~~blthe· years Grand Door ~ ~D HiJ commandmenta were two: Loyti God., Love ncb happier. . \old the council that his. recent eJectJo~. in itiiclt:~:;;wU a be three days and two nights other. · 1 :·,re:a~sy i:t111J strong and .,ppointment of 'B""'l t b'O)! camtldlte.•• .. ". ?-:::Y .! • ar~e'wtirld famous Haciend& So the way to booor ,Christ.-t Oui1tma11, or any other d~ in the human psyche. Edward Crowther u-Uelilii]( ..:!~_;-1 ., .;..,;.. p· :~:~ ~ w1:~a~~~~~n~~ Umi!m~ ~k ::.~ov~~the~~~b=~ ;or ~n~~ ~~~v~;~~ 'Eb~~ •fa;:~~ '!'1c~ D :~C.:..'N· ' :._.: the Temple Offiet?, 11110 Los many today God ll ntel'ely a dubious theory. How can you Of happy gateiy which prevails me" t0 the e:riled· Soatb L\ell-. a~, Alamitos Blvd., Los Alamitos, love Him if you're not even IUl'e He exl.sts? · •. at Christmu Umt.."' , • ; ·can dturcimao. r , ' .... _,__ or call 714-826-6260 or JIJ..4». Well, do you HOPE He exista? If you do, that ia a way To reaJly· enjoy Cl'lrlstmas, crowtber wJI r e c iii l l y Trf'. t Th · il!i.. .LL... 1813. of loving ffim. II you genuinely want· to do w~ the Book the , psycholog!.sll say, one • · , .1. -0p · P' Quain, of Common Prayer caUs "grow in the knowledge and Jove~ n~s to be •both a poerou1 ---.----·----- A family service of worahip of God." you will do ... A desire for God; a wls~ul longing ',',slVer" ~ wen:~ ~raclous ':Diri . .i:L .. _: --' Jl'i.i·g·ru' --.~-:;."1J~r ; wUI be held lh1I Sunday at JO that He may after all be r.eal, , ia a sure aigo. His spirit . receiver -Wl .. , ~ essen-~E .i...o...:E.f • • _ •-. #:'--, .,._. : a.m. at the Fint United already is present and at work ti1 your heart. ti&l to ahari1'll: in the iptr!U of , .... '4 • .• - Metltodtlt Cbarch ol Bua-Going to church on ·Cllri.stmas Eve ot..Christmas Day tbe uon (Colu-.1 '-Pl •l .. -~,.., 1 tfaltott Bach, 1721 Sev•n-Is not automaUcally DI' ...,,.,.tlly a way of loving God. " · w ,, ~, I• .. .V,.NllCA.N .cn:Yc (UPI) -1 teenth Street. It wiU take the But jt can be such, if you wish. ll'1 " llke· ~ytng. "Well, · Laurel Jo, Key.es, bf.ad of ..tbe Tht' Jtev. ~, latuc:cl, place °' the two .... 1 God. rm atru no1 ..... you .r111, 11u1 by m' partklpation F'l 8 1~;-.,.d Fr1ns1a1tn1.y.r.1r,10 ... f.r · 13 yeara ·tho ...:o.vll'• doptlcato -!cu. Church bl tbla service. I'm-g'IAy, vote /9r'i~ to he.'' You f, m uu,e order, WW..~ \he ceo!er: Advocate" Ibo Vatm, bu School <;la.,.s will be held .on-need not fear that .God ,,.Ill be lniulted by_1hfs cooditioo.al .... Later, addltlonll facillll<S dled.N .~:_,wuboldlOll., ly _for cl!)l<I;~ below the ![st -revercnce-Jesua llid thereJa "rteat jQy_lnJl4'avm" when cl.:: h for thi' canloi''i!J)l 'be 6petled =a-~--.· ~~· ~·th·' grad•also1t1oa.m.A1fci!lhe an.-.ngedeonmaketeventhemoetbattlnirateptoward ~By 1IUTC ~ta ~l ln ne&'liy'N<r "" -- other children will be expected hll Father's waiting armt. · Cr k call)'P.h wblcb 1s· owned ,to,wq, llnco to •tt•nd the wor~ service. The other commandment la tbal we love each other. by "f:e. FlaM!sten 'ai!i! Fran. ~·u~:.3:t ~J . The putor, Rav. ,l_ard C. There are doiens of pr~I way1 we can 'keep this com-On R.uSSia brothirl, MrCPlli ial'd. -.. •f •-. -·-··--~-· Erny,_ announces mat the mandln!"l .al Chrlsjmas or "!IX other Ume. Giving gills " ·mi.:;. fiiel: lived ~tn .. ·-$anla ;;;;r.:~· I .. , ~ Rrv1ce thfl &mdar will not · may be one of them Jf It Is tnJbr motivated by love ratJ:aer ""' • • • follow lhl traditional pattern, than by' calculating' concern '~ what we'll let tn re tum. ··A '31):.minut.,: run ·c:o1~r fllrn tiarhara, CaJlf., 11nce die _...N u~I. like Olber aenerat ~twill have some·lnnovations or by fear of being thought &ttngy. ~., , .. • taken entirely behind the Iron death of. Blshop Pike ·in lbe promoten of the faith, "' Including an old Methodist and The spirit. of Christmas 11· mo.t surely present w~e'n Curtain eiltlUed; 11A Trip to .'wilderneu out.Ide Jerusaleco. tailed the "Devil'• Advocate,. Moravian custom of the Jove 'illtl are given unezpectedly _ and, in the narrow IOCial till! UMetgrOund Church," will Israel, in 1Mt. The ·Santa infotmany because u. 1ob ,.. fea1t. The lheme of the sense. unnecessarily_ the giver expecting nothing In re-be sllo!fn 1l tJi:e,-rellowshlp-Barbara born.bu btea aold, qultelttiboJderat.ofincffalllta service which will be both tum By -·king ... gift anonymous we can insure that Featlvl\I at First Assembly of she saJd. ' · ·' ln men nra~ JOI; tomu I de I I nd I •-ti ~ t · ~ •~ ' God, 1111 E. 22nd Slreet, Cost• • "-," --"" n"""of lbt C.lhollc ~· • · I vot ona a nspaa o .. a we are not expecting even gr:atltucie as a return. , . ~ we ""''!~ .r.u.M3' .. 111 be focuaed on the chang· • ~-··-"Jy·--'-e bet"·' Ch"·tma1 I"" than "lngs.. M.,., at I p.m., ·New Vear'• u1.""" pi>~unclallon IW More fLJ1. -~I-"'" ~ ~ "-1 -cg ·~ w Eve.' AJao• slated will be ~mov"'od"' .,..,.;..;,·....-, ta'-~"-" .~n:N Ing year and the look head to · For example. you might: ..-:ll ....__.,. ·1-wv u-. ..u• .,._. 1'12. The three youth gfOl,lps Spare 1 little time and attention for IOfl'leorll who'• special music," retrahmentl \'olWiteerl:'Mlp. btr nm the ~llldulllnc= wlll .-tat l :IO p.m. SUnclav old or •-·ly or ·'-"·"y ID. • .. .. _ _ _ \nd gutal 1peaker, Th• ,lfoun41tlon, 9¥cll mo bao '" PIOI X tllo &It ,,._ a nl•hl R latr tJoi1s ' -c""'~ ' Ravlll'Ollll Jim lllmonfounde< 'office In °:alo "'• ~-"' Satril •..:..O V '" 17U. .-· •g a are ,.,.. Listen patlenUy to ......,.,, 'lroublu -Uc! flrfely o1, Ibo Und«'-·"" MlaalOnl, '' ':""-"""'~.-"' bellll recelved for the mid· l'UI the impulae to offer advice. .. ............ ~ --._. wlntu camp which the young lllPPTak• the lnltlaUvo In trying to heal a breach that W Incorpqr1ted, elated Putor ' t::I• wUI hold at SIQ< developed hetwten )'OU Ind a friend, n<trhbor dr coOelflU• ~.~e.i~lllng the movie tadowa. Jamiary 1 to 1· .....,.. U you !mow bl advance you run the risk of helnl oholfl Ritatlan 1 o I d I e ro .. Your OviltmM Gumt.'' w'lll rebuff~.tomeone whole wervice you take for f!:;:;nted a1cb marchlJlg lrt front of the tomb he tho aubject of Patlot ••• ba 1 th of LCnln wonlllpplng his dead ~cktrman'• aennon 00 SUn-u the-telephone operator or urc flt ~e co r or e body; i\ g!Yet *>mt·ldU. of tbl 1 l d1y at Cllrtl& L • t be r • o cop .., lbt bell that you appredalt " at he or lhe ha• lt!nd ofllfe ladl lieii.-_, TIJt So...,,,,,,,,,1 'Moir 11; rildflll l;lturcb, !M22 Cam In o ~~rl:':: o1rl~~'.!=~· you haven'! lffll or...,. ln the latter \:rt of the Olm '1 ' • • · M""~ C.t Pthel1trano,ICl.P1lo1trano Beac,ch' munfcated with In years -wlt.'l • letter or card or P~ ~~eePPfl"na ~,•:1~gf ~~: ! •. IMUIOLtuM • ~ • cs ua !f wor~f:. '.fbe :c;~::rlo: call. Never mind what you say. '111e ceatul'fl 11 what mal-;;;"et meetlng:t. The film con-.,tlftdt , ' t '1 f and chlldr•n will sing "Away i.n. Chri>tmas ls a Ume to touch bands. cluau with these Slherl,ap • ..,. TREES of the.W.QRT ni In nia M•Dllll'" alonr with Of "IJW'<, all of th11e thblrt are Ju•t "approprl11t Cfirlstlan lll'etbetn 1tndll'lfl -'-..Ill! ~ -"-::lltllpcl!l.&mlll"AM and o::;:'J o t h or fomillar aimtmU on the clay aftu Chrlatmos. An<! the day after that. tlietl'11.arty '1'1Mllil• to Ille•! ~~~~~~==-~°"~r~al~n>f~.,.~A~-~Mf~·~U~l!a.a.~llll~IJJ_: Ciro~. Qirlstlw of tho 1r .. world. I· I ,/ I I I I I I ~-~~·-:_-'.::'_·=-:::':---------~--_.__---~~· --- • • .· •• l • ' • & •' • • ,_., • • -'l • ~t· · I '!:;·'""t <I\ .. •I... _.• ,. -T• .. i ' . ' • · ... \ · J. ~ -· , ~ { • 1 ' • " -• .. . ' " ' ~.: ~~ .. iold in :ihe ·Kor~, ~-the _h~ly .hOOk.: :Whe:r.e s ·ta·r F,irst .·::·Shotte ._ .... , * :~_·()f·:the .:Muslimfaith •• :~ ... ··;._'·.··.:. .. ,:f~~.:(~~--,n ·.~:h~~::1:~ ·· ·· ...... :.. ·· ·· · , ;,..,.. " • • • .. .. .":'.' '.".·.::.· '· .. , " " • "· 1 --ai·c··'ca;,,,.;.,., ... ~li-"-and. ·-·~'-· T~th~_ch;lstil~.world;thicradleof'tsfaith · Btf• · . • · " • To ,· Americans,. C.Jirls.lIJ)41 in ........ w ......... M ~,.......... aaoLQ• . . . . • . ,.._.-A " .' · ' "· " · Bethieh<Pi·canbO.•·Jarrtllg·.;.p...;..,.,.. b.lblll ..... the mUess movement al · 1nd.!ounl1inhead.Ofitsbeliefserelnthe:Middle • • _ .... _,··-· •'n ·, .. ..: ·.oo~-.!If. ,,· • . . • . This is putly·bocauee the•sighl·ol irm· peopiei ln coslumel iioin ali OVtt uie I Ea,st. Christmas is the sa'asol\ whe.n tho, ughts turn ~I.!.· I'"" , ._ . "' I '"', • , ~'-•r , ., · lah.-, IChen she tcl'aUireie. frOm,her -..pie . . -~ ed troops ls .still an unusual .•li!hl. to moot· ·"""'1 · • 'the-shape of-arid hills In -the most Hsily to the. land of the Stu in the Easf. t• . r--Amer1cans and in Betl'ilebem,·· an oc-dlstanc. e ... an unsea590able warmth. B Ch h • · ~ ta .;. e .. ier.. phltt . .cup~ . territory ~co ti!: iB6< Arab-. . ul ristmas in t • Midala ~est is • curious ~' .... Jae took'• eeH •Jiart from them; , Isratll Wa<. Uzzis are at. leul as com-·•' rQ 11l~E .WBP L11'1K. the Cllrjgbn15 mixtu,. ol today's chrom•plated phoniness ancl .,. · · tliett We seat -to.her. OurS-'rit that . ·. moo .. rocaries. . · · i •P~ lo "'1:! ls"}nter ·:!". '\"4 ~ yest~~day'~ olive..,_ ife'd -unioUchab~ity • .,., ~ p• ' · • , . · . cheea:s, all w.u.s unaV01W1bly jamng -~ •'! presente• lil-elf to ~•·Min ililtho•t'fiwlt. . M'"i'-~that, JliiW.e~.:!J l'J~ lap ,~',Q '!! tl!e ·stern ....mance by helmeted ; • l'n>b.bly. it hes~neva,.~n·tolcl ·bettor _then .1>:, . . • . -• . •• ,, -. .. . ol Bel!>le!iem lo ra ~m'm.ew , e patro'h. the density ol the crowds, the l !,~,th~~. "Clm,stmi! on' •• " s~ries(pu~li•h"! .by. ~;; ~Jae s!'W. •1@,~ue-·l• ,_;, . ' ... ~ ;;,., .. :.;;,.:::, ~.:i ::·=.;~ll , · pedestrian arcbi~ o1 the catbedrab, the l,r.ebie"·~l!fic•~ OilC9mp.n.y'sARAMCO. t!I . 't.li8111lll«•erdf•l f__..•'l'IM!le! 1 • .,.. .. ,,..,., .,...; ~·-·-'•-~---~~tl!o-h'G".~~~11 ~.P..J!ie~-... -l WORlO'Mag·ue '""'ch ir-~roduc:'"''•'nd ''"""t· -._.,_. -ULQVl.IT"-!'I--&-WUV' gu~~ll(lfcaznera&;ibe~ef-aeity-• •---· ·-• .4. ;_ c .... , .. , r Jr. •'~·"' ~,:•t ' ' , lf'thotlfot.•rest~ .••• •. _ ~ilal .i! ~-~ it<rY; and In dedk.l..Jeil ,lo.J!"!cabuttom war. i'a in •Befrut,·onfY ~l>Out· ISO'·milas fioin "[1ttl1 lte .. w, ~I -llMt•• ••e•1e119er '• ---agan to Iii~ mi~nllll~--~Yet tt ~the blrthp;a~ ol Cbr!aL And il , Town of' Be~'!"··" They or~ reprinted :l!.re in ee•efro9"~~.f.erlf. ·1 ! 'jfll"I (ft ~.~,..;,.~;wt. the cus1oma >o1 !tlial •EHt~di-. the :!ullf.om.~~~ft>!o~er·D.qn,per,t9~}c; to.glee thee •.llo11 aiost pqre.•. " , ,.,,1 , . ~lbeji!u,geil,r.6olity o1 q,. small visitors, ~1· also,alll!l!)·•. ~cop-i 1Ssue ·of.:lhip'~~fzi!'!·. I:.~ · :, .;'., . ~said; 'Ji~ili.sfl<IJ~'f'.fUU\e'.~',S~!I '., viii~ where, 1,971 years , ag~ a llnulty ol !Ue. For despit. Ille lapse <!f. : .;; : , , , • i" • " I I I toffOtlt•'WIOrtalhas'to•ehecl; . ~:,} .:_:;~1~fa wile g.tv.if.blrth to' a child centuries,Bethlehemretainllanaurathat \. •• '·. : • •.< -~ •• · .•· · • ---'t"-h•-1 ·"--• •;;.;.:_~te":• .... , , w!Jqse name would be J...,, Is visibly Biblical. Olit beyond.the town, ' . . . . • • • .: ~....,...... ~ -...a • ·' -.·-\' .. ·-· ...:~-· .,v ; ~· .. 41 forexample,onwindirigrdadsleadinito " · t He,s•hl, 'Eeea SO m" Loni 1uu said: 'Em" TRIS VISION OF.-a!RJSTMAS ls an Jen11alem or:a1sbml Nazare)ti.· stapd . i:hr,!"llUU-· ill· Bei~t ,. ~~ f°':.llf~; anil du1t 'ff'.e m!Jtf •Jipolnt • -.ofton·am\l,\ing.jlllllapo.\llj9p ~ adrn!tledly villag'" hardly loud!ed by llrile, villages Crisfmulln l!elrul baa af 1..,rt ..,. lqo se!ecllona' 'of Elll'Qptan and . Iii• • .l!i9tJ ..,.to njen """· ~ ~r~tl · ·· ~ <io.-aque, _yet· ~Ible ~ · 1"' "'iih :irelli· duiM:mbuie. ago, w b ..,.. thing In common with the l'8t ii tho y>ar Amert can caido are on sale, the biggest . quenUy anachrorustlc :•lementt: ,Je!gh women gather in -·· tllat tbe APOS.Ueo . In the bul"'•• _LO_ capital: . tt' ,. · .7" · ' frett1, ·' tit; 'H b · • t".1119 ·~!l!!P-!.. " 11'· • : bells ·&nit Uiow · drll'tr. "plump English would have known and Mary mlgbt hive .._ ~ '"''" oeem lo be those ""1ed by 8J'OUPI <7 1 "-=-... serious buslneil: Tllnu"1lni C:owo!a, tt.. . suCli as UNICEF, die wonien·1·Auxlllary '"' , ;-. .... : . . &qultts wolling plum pudding;i lnll•••>"wWn, There an!oliV.-groves ·loO, With !orful ~-• ~-I • Jie:eened d Ill n4 scltlul · · 1 co ·~•,. =P ayt, the· canned'' ·ol lhe U-Nalioaa Rdi« an<l'Woru •·• . ~ "'• • • retc ~' ; .. :, ".-.· .. , .. 1¥'!e.Y> cpoklng_ in ele_clric,ov'!"· •~Im trees plani.d ong before that first carols bl,aring from · IOl!dspeakei's,-.tbe Agency and lhe Friends of Jeruoalem 'fl,.~ •rm to q jllstflnt P~· ... ··': :...."' '":...~..'~ m !;~,~g[and;vt!!age!< ~s, .. and ~elds v.;Jieu · •l<l!i!f · ,l!liJel a'*1 llibll banging above tJie 'prlii. Society. Lui Y."!r coven tllo.Palesllnlan •.. 'A ... .CJ...:.IJlrtJijHangs surpnaed' her "9 "Silent Nigllf.' """~rly In Lal!Jf/ •" -ohePlierds m Sandal&-guanl tllllt. flocl<a cl••' ....._, • .; ·:.......;. i..,j inudr'oi the COJill\llndo·orglltl<alion aJ.F•ltll climbed · ..,. --Macy1S"jirade,.:a ;p:Mmus Dutc;h saint andwhere,atau'istmas,devoutpllgnma .-.. mNWM~--~ · · '-~ on~carcLbandwagon. ' dl8::t,..nk of die. JUIJll' tr.f!e., ':°"' · ". ~ and· tbe"C!ing Of cash i'eglslers. ... -e to sing o1 ·thal l)ighl-.. Iong,ago or aamo. co_mmerctal alm0<pbere · 1 h •I ~. Olrist!)lu draws near, the mojor S•'salll, 'Wi9i .. dd 1."~twl'dleol ~b, •nd · · 'llsl>n"to the eclxiel of C:reioriin 'cbaril Amencans loday have come to expect -Beirut newspapers and local magaztn .. IJeeeMe • t•1•"1or,ptten1' ·.;.·.~ .. ~~th=s.h~~~~~s~:~ ~~:i-i:~~ ~~h~ lf:· · . ~ ~i:,~s~a:~. -of tM year's :b;=~ su::Jer-;:;tsy~ ;~~·~ Bue tile ene-that ll'U f>eloUt her ~aUed town.·.with .more tbaft. its share of . the . E8Sten1 eyes retied ~ igeless . in· . Also, since the eccldlia.stl.cal calendars every club and r:es\,aurant in .town. Last . ~-lier. ''Nal(; -~ not aprro..,; ~~ sounds smells and sights that give· 8.If . noc'efict! -of-chUdhood. of the We!tem and eaaterrl cburtbes ; do year one_ paper printed a French .transla• I E st • ·1· th 'Ir ' rtl'-·1 ~ ' ' not coincide, Beirut merchant.a enjoy two tiob of Art Buchwtld on the Wall Street r . see,(tla9 EGf;'tlluir.•~:t»eloac q.ee.;~ rt.,ulet. . ' . a .em ot~i;nmµru I~· ' e" p~ 1,;war 'The'St! t~aces of th~ past 0!7rtalnly do Christmas shopping rushei. And,.wheit tlie takeover of ''Pere· Noel's" operations at ' .$ke •lso .to thee die ........ tl'uri"' dh<f tinl geltiible fl\'t"J;.11>uezzil)I ch«P\-·~. OVO!Ti<le the, strident· vmce ol lhe Iimar cycfe caiisea a maj6r ldusllni ho!!-' "Le _Pole Nord." The E~gll~!Mguago . Ing prayers ,. , • ~.res ~ :m' ti:ansl:.stor, or· muffle the exhaust. of the' d~ to fan· durin.F the aaine pertOd -as it Dapy Star ran ~ classic Ntw yort Su' 1 t11tt;,•".ftH ~~~tumbHHf 'llpon•tfaee tranquil haJ'.iTill'\Y "'®t·t:)lurch81. • .:; a;•·'~"' car..;nlng by, or mute the high:Cl"l' hils dui'lng the pas\ 'two years -lbe editot\al o11897, "Yes Vjrginla,:thire 11 • . 4'es frelra e.ui rfJU!, . . . , . C1')'>'{4"<1 ••. ':M'" ft<\o !\hi witH &harp ol the~uslbn. ~all f!l _pray~r .or ·the m¥1-v~lons o1· auPr plwnS are poSiUve!y San.ta. Claus," Md the French-language alrang'e"mu!ll.L . .' "'""w stone streell · ler'ol·a Boeink olf ·to New. <11;k. Bui they · dazzlln,i. · · · · · dally».-;L'Orl••I dropped P••A "'-I.from · Etst therefore; :mad drlak, •nd be eesnforted; ... small shops sluffed with sta"'es carv· clo enctw:e. and m endurmg .rem!nd us · · · , . ~ ~ '""' • ' · . ed from shell aftd oUve w{lOd ... ·.'.donie)'I' t.hat·Ohristmas, like ·b'\lth, is a Umeless an , Y beliCopter Jnto a SPorts 1t.adiwn ... I/ t~ s.r..nlilst 'ee an" m0rt.l, ·-· . ._, . ., _ , c" Iideli With.boxes •.. the b!atk and whit. and changeless lhlng. THE l\liLIGIOUS and aenllmenlal' Im· to ~ rparjllg apprpval ol '°IJI' 45,ooli Hlf, 'I Mlle eo-d to tile All-merdf11l, • f•st, ,. . "'' . : porlance of Chrtsllilasln tlie'Middle·EMI Lebaneso. chlll!ren, 40 ol whom won a • .... • ,,, ,.;, 1. J:-.: ··...: .1 ,.hlla traditJonally taken thiril pllct to three-day ail trip to,P.arls. ' ~ te~q I ~not ?peak t~""'~n' .' , .. ~ • . ~ -Chrbt~ In Dlualar•" . Easttt and New Yeiir's·among lbe .,..., 'l'Mto sfM! •reslght tffti child .:-'· . "'" .. millions of Clir!stiins. But . .,, a 'corii-'lli M,\NY, Beirut's ettravagHt pit· J. mercial event"Cbri1tmu penetrates' tb'e ter contrasts ba.dl:Y with unhappy ~ •· te~ffol~ ca,..,,ing him; •~'ilufil ••Id, --J)ha)iron,.fllo.oil"'""""'11li1y . .in.easi~ (One .of the WIS.· Men. apprehensive al enlife econornlc atrucl'l"'· · dilions . ln .poor vllliges an~ _ttlugee . ••.nil, tlleoi . ....., aur'i?lil tom'!ilit'~d " 'Saµdi ,Arabia;whero,,tnmco has lt, ~d. .. the thoo&hl of haVJi,g io ride a iaiiiel,ex· , Since · Be!nll , m~ll have neV.r camps and with the ancient and boly '--'-~ t~I.. ! •· · q~.1101" up In the U.S. press from prmed hll .coocen). lo ·Nasser .FAbad beard of,.Thanksi\ying l>iy· \!# ·doJii celebratioD1 '1al:ing place 'In J!elhlebem, 1 • ....-•rou~ ,.. "fl '~ «· ·" ·' ·um~ 'bi limO-as "a '.tt!i'caI Southern Dossary, a s.udi came1-111851er and a .mix . "'1llima wltl! Sani! Cla~· bal'.dly l59,tir·IJIUes awa~. Yet Beitul Is , ~,o,.A•roia;. tli11clst~ ..,., not • . c.i!l!.mia s..~ .. ~ .. ~-·~ !,500 vet.ran of mai\y. pag ... u. "Nol lo wor· Nevertbele.,, by December 1 workinen not· all &litter. Uril..mty cboln put on • • .. ~"""'"' -~g .. ~ . •. . . ' ' beliA •lrln&lna: ll&l!." 'Jhd . ....!l~L..lrai!J!io.!111_..0~.Ji!C~~·Amob1~al!!l th~ ~ --•·.J••r"m.,-,,.tf'snotfaer · .. ".~ ,-.~.· ~es ~~l.(if'New York;" Al Clii'lstifiil 'i'/J• l>fll¥P'~~ q.1o&,vql alongthemainlllt..tl>U.ihemodem.sec-Night V!sltor1" and Jlandel'1 "Memah." • · --'!· ~n~Jte.' .. ·ume sUch '·eitullera!lt · -pari'°"' •{ i J~ a w.io<.~;<~ "1 • lion and. In, the auqs In Ille Old sec:u.O. ~b .• present Chz:ll(Jllu pageants. • , . .. • • .. · .nore tl!an usually valid. For wldet'lho :. • "AJl!iougb' !lo' j,apoil was I ~. there Laat yeor ,even .the IODIOOlO ohf, &!<! 'Lebanon'i Cllbollc)'resid~ and M"'lim I < • M.,.. ... lnte. . d to.the c1'1lcf tlien; '·" · . . ... ·~ay of nostalgia, Ami.t'Oana in.'!>e """!'· l~I f8'r, in jl~ Ab.jal~. ·tho c;om· : ~·~~· ~~t·~~za;;.'\1~':: =i~=·~~~ l~=hl~:d •··• ... _ -•11, B .: .of"lhe Mus\ill). Wddle.lasl lns!&t on•" ""nv's,4rillil\C-~uarlers, ·• """8L IO'.aoloinoblle lrllfle"1l<f'deciira~ with prayer . .And in all la•~e;. to Belrul ii .... ....,,, •-' otc •llaH ..,., •peak "ho/1day •eason as much like lkno. as ', 1i!u:m4JJaged (!i,iet:lnto ~· act •-p[anll ·aiid....,umentol oculpture. , · mllfl be ,...ijoned thri'., crowds cam• to oae ·..,lu>.ls still ln the cradle, ' ·' < ~sible -bl!l' wilh on< big difference. "'ti¢.;,.; ·airisrmia )>y carry11oa · santf ·r ,Elsewhere, sid!Walka'_fn'froi\t ornower · lhfonging oil! of one ~l!ght movie tl!eat~r • luUe clalW?' . : .. . •W! doubt that even way-OUt Soul.hem> c\ap JrltD town on 'hll back lo hf.Ir lat. .si/ops 'sprGo\ glan.t poinsettias, ho!IY aiid last Ouislmas Eve, they were enguUed. m ,I ~· B8 .f.i, 'Lo, J. • .• "!' God's ser:e..t; ., £ali!ornians -'use real Camels In the.It .riqu!..t ... frOrn ~ ~aCbool eNldren ; ' 1 mlst~toe.' ·and vacant lots• b'rlStle with' an e..ven .greater crowd oL teen-agers spdl· · artstmas pageants · -•· 1 •• • ~ , ...... • \_ 1 , ' Chr\stmis trees, some ship~ from Italy' Ing down the steps ,from the Francllcan GOllJMu gh•e• .. ., the Boofi,: ; 1 • , ; .-.. r ·A)>i.O'rlJEit1r•\ln'.u1> btii!T!)M in the or Scalidlnavla, a few rulhlwly-and 1J. Chapel where they bad aUended, in __ _. .i.U •e • Prophet. : , IA" DRABRAN, and tfle nearby 'lei. " 1 • .. ~~ 1'""1 • legally -~t from 1rtforestid mountain record numben, a midniiht Juz-Ma11. -. • · • . · · 1 . · 11'.<if', ., thre& ,Aramco ,;<\11','r l:llblimmitles· II areas In Lebanon ttse!I. Along tlie main .B(essetl Be has ,......, me, ~lammer 1 . . , ltnru~ ii.I.Ru Tan~a. pr....,ia 1' ~ wlndqw' ,O!l\I , roo!lopl 'lritl! alr,.ta',' Jl!lihcarl vendors ·p11e'lhl!ai..t . ,_ ____ ....;.. ____ __ ...;.. ... -,· .:...... .. He &.--fol--"--to pr•11, . ·Oir!M!as·pa-gent "· ~ tradlll<n iolr!I " _ _. •ngbtl »re!nileer ....... ,and S..la 'halloona from HO!!i gqng '1hlo . . . ' . • _. to'fl!'ll'tM"ol....,s~W'l ll1'e, and · · l American fornIIIes anivod e11er Warl<l ,. ~~~ot~U.~ 'lri-.·"'1> iiox"' pi.~111 .. )mp,.. --· 1 · • 1 -.. ..., -....., ...,.. ··•· bock 1olthelate 1-wb:.n lbe flrlt ' ' , ' -· o..ioaded'carli, flld ~ atorP lllJ WWW- lllceoebe.to clM!rbli..,. ••&Ji..-; , ... : -War u. Since,came1,,:_-•• tnt.sr,i 1,.,..._w .al/QUt~--um.. . ped)n ~sliver. In *""1 abol>l.an · ' 1'!maril7 ._,,"!"" ., • · 1 Ariblc ol "Sllw Nlaht" by l1'o • Be liu ... , ....,., me •••I~ -prosperous. · • -:part .i:: area wblcb aubolllod lbill ?1 • 'llio..,,..,..1 ~bi~ clicoratlnn llOl)b!ar f lllnger F.atrouz. lllandl •lC!e Satun!a_y, l>e<!eJ\!ber !IS, 1V7l 1 -.r-k llPO• ..,, tlul'li•f I..,.. .. rn, .. : 00 • •Cllllllre and ,11oc1r,~. ·!Rllimiletod-hy;tllellliallraa;Employtes' by'alde will the re-Issueof.B!ni Crollby'•, .. ·~ newoomen leaped at the chance 'to liven AsdJltion, ~~cb .._. 111 ~ com; 11Whfte Qlrl.stmls." A ~ttt Cllled' the... ...ra.e .. , I&~ ""41.t f••!r Im " . : :up tbo.JOllAl.J>(OducllOl!ol tha Cltrlstmu· .peatfdh •end •lall 1'11' drew lO -Ii! ll:lntiusy ,scbedulea . • Wall llis\ier· I relsd •P •live!' . · · ~ 'story. ' . . , "·(oW''111te«l,._ o,,. -cf llJ!lr!l!l'lll l1t1UvJI. Middle EU! Alrllnu., cas!png . .., .. ~ b I f !If I d"'ll"' who !ltei .in onill ~ Ill..., Ill io<r:ma! lnl~k-lll1' Cecitn · 1-•--· •f!!' O or"' • toord Last YW•· pagelllt-ln • Dhah<itn wu · oround 0 mall with a huge , well-trimmed ol Lebanim -. dlllrlbutu norsery-1af!eli: of t"'1JI, ...-nalng . held beneath !lie a tars at Uie local Jasmine hodge In tho middlol bas so """ . eedat siedllngs, to !llllien(en wbo leeve . .,•Ida· ••-•re lreubtbtg. , IOftball field and drew an audience o1 ce.,fully teamed up year a ter year to Lebanon on Chilltmu.day. , , • .._.. r' ! :. 1<1ne 2,000 persons. most wra~ ht • dtcoN&e. their unique "tree" that ln IQCal , , , I • 2'8! KOllAN -'-RPliETl!:'D a• 'Ennlull' t · · 1aa;, bA J A b V ,~-..blank<ta. against-·the·«les,,.._cllill. 11 · 111rl1~ the area "°"' retains the fond • ,t~"._ENau"~ ~~TS'fa."'-7 ,l?,1~~-! lll'f.~t· • . " rans 1l II · • r err11. 0~ 1 • featured men women aod chUdrtn f nickname ."Chrtllmu '1-ee Circle!' .rtaht OQ... a-... --.. ,., DCJ.1\1~ ou m .... w.~ T\I• commenl page of lhe ·Daily Pilot Reks to Inform • and lltimulate readers . by ' presenting a variety of com· · me·ntary on topics of Inter- est 'tnd slgnilie:ance from Informed obserVen a•n d spokesmen.: I 'Robert N. WHd, Publisher . -T·r~ pag<1 IJl.JJJ1 Cop~rtQht (c) 1955, Gtorg .. AU<n and UIWlin Lid., chon1s of ang~ls,•and three stat.ly ahlps 'lhroqj> the 'bluing.beal·of ah Arabian as w'ell 11 Chr!&Ulw often ,stnd • '· 1-doti. . :_ ·-~-~dl_llll ~.·on~ l~•atl!. Wise Man. iun\mer. airlltmu cardl to lr!lnllr. ait alll/oUp •. age om um ,000 • in •• .. .!< • ......,~ . ...,. ..... glrll, .... -"' ... al the_...~· al the wlloleyUr. Naltlnlel_tbll_ , ... - U. will hi.a,~ -_. b ml • I llope 1"11 wilt 1tart' tt • • Life Keys ·Disooveml :!iii:,;...~~~~ I S .. tmnout 11>11 w:eet -·kliid a1 . • n pace llDllI boil I ..-moot al 1"11 • ' 11 ·-. ,,....,!, mwi) • _ --baly -fiJ lllll*J .. • .....,.,. ~ ' ... • preporallca, lltdlo.._, .. ~ Well t.-1 ... , I. .............._.. --1 I ~ ~ t • ~ ~ E:, i::·~ ' ;;;.;-111 :':•;;:;:: Strahl Tlllce• Dive : ·. < ·•· ., -": ·-:i tblrigs. al=':."-;;~ r~ ~ •• ~t\io lllUe·onN .... to 11i ~· ''lf6t Santa, • .._ .~1 ' l'OU used ;yow: ~: ~-~~ oneall\ollaYaw"ltllDh• ' d.om1c-11·~Jn1118'.Ja. adeer,notul '~ ~ .... ~~A,-4hermter'Xathy, :: •-~ Oi ·their atomic ·.-:2. ' were:01t blilcij1ta;r$ml ~ "lUlnP: .by Santa In River-·~ CMahr,1e"o1' Can!FountabylD v~~ Ion lroal ~jd.-to1' f!t'-'dld'U.. ~iMn! wt17'.lt'a~ shoW ~I <ljnyo~ Lato. ·: "~ _., ·~-have -:ldtl> ' . . . • . '-l ·'f!blcb won her. a Ir!• fl) ....::... , • . ,..,. • .. • , •. 151Jneylml for her *iio!t -. -. . , ::!~~"¥.v?,~ ; PRIZE_ w•Nl\T"ft * . . ::.-:~~!~·~-:Oeea:ti Floor Migrating?.\ look on Piil• 8 today, you will ,Eddie Clark, I, 10466 •Nliht)ng1!1 ClrCle, Founl~ln Volley · creala!l oa the earth.. · .. ;: ' .: .. e:il~~ ~=-. Alli <bild under 12 can tnler Uncle Len's Art Cori®. Hert'• all VOi! . --.. s.~i"' =t-.. p~rst~. Scientist Find Clues to ., anta.stic Drift f:: It really lo0loi u though •be do: (1).J:l>'aw picture on piece of piJin, whii< paper 5\0 inch., wide dd • • l<>ld • ...,.nt -Ung of thO · · -• · ·-:· bad rarurtJme in the .M1glc ~ ltitl/<I dl!<P· Uwbl1ck Ink· and .. o llnes-Ji!acil, (I) Do'110l·copy or Ir.,. . ·~ Natlo~ Academy of Sci._ NEW YORK (AP) -'llii (:'crust: . . -. • . • : Oblervatory and llr Ian J1i ,Kingdom. ~ ... • • ·t . pk:!Vre. p: must be~ work. •(3).Put;10lll' Mm1t age and address that fcarbon _mc>noJ!de ac-H North Pacific Ocean Door wai lToday11 report -Qme ftom MacG~cer of thl U'niversitl I ·ho:e. y!J!l .NO ii! ioO.ina.. on li,ckZOI drawing. M~.tt 'lo Un~• Len'•. Art Corilesti Box u.ai. DAILY . COWl!ed·for Ill 'percent ol lhe Under the equator 125 mllllon Dr. Bruce C. Heeien «JI o1 C.Wornll al Davll. TIW forward to next year'a contest. PILOT, co.ta M"esi. Wifuitr will receive Kennedy half Dollar. ... molec:ulu in a region bf-fn. years ago · tW aeol latl C::llumbia Un l v er l l t y' 1· project.ii managed by ScriPPI! ·Well for one of our topics ter1tellar 1pi1ce which be ex-• 0 01 ,Lamont-Doherty .Geological .Institution of Oceanography~;; uu. ......, 1 Wini you "' do . , .. . amlned. re!:.~findin. . •• <-... the. • • ?:.. The geoloallll fl,o·,.~ )IOU!' entries on what you got • • Carbon LI tbe dbmlnannt el-111e I ... ~ on flndirig what wu once •a · for !lhrlttmu ml what you 1'-an a li!I 041g O!orlJ ,.f•mW" • Merr,y 9'fblln11 ,Sf<>ver,. t, Corona, dd M1r; emeot In plut and •ulmol We old!'SI ml deej>OJI roc1oi ever vqlcanic island ..,. a1moo1 j -<lid on !ht bql!day will> Y"" i .... 11 iirblcb·}'OU cOuld• '!"'k? and • Jlappy NOW Year, .Randy Clark, 1, • Fou;italn ·o. euth. Ia spa« tjocUd drilled up.out of ·the P1clllc Kids (;'et ' . mil~ baieatlt the IUlfaee • . falnily, , ..,. with too. ., ., · · 1 Ho~rable mentiont · t n , Valley: Cindy Clll't .. lO;Fow.-· -with m1~al1 froi:B.,whk:b life floor, the acientilt.s aaid. ,'Seventy' millioa .,.;.· 110 It . nu., iJ • IUcb a' ·a· and Paradee ..,. oerl'!'l'"--lbe today I !ll'I contest IDclude:. tatn,y~y and AMI •MJrl• ~d eYplve on • wth-llke , , TbeH rilck lllDPl" were , was .--..Icanlc-ilhmd, thet joyful llJne of the~ for mils! fun will> all !be.Color '!"'I Wln!lon Wbli<, 8\0; Louise Halloran; 8, Costa,M.,.,. ·planeta of otl!er 1 o l a-r ·dug.up ilOI mll• IOlllbelll of said, but "drowned" 50 m!UJoo r .... ..most..ol-....,lhal-w..uu..to .. exd!emenl_ ml'"-peo-___ . aysttmaT .'. Tolcyoand,thepoloptu1kl, Qrw•~•? y!!lrlagoaaitmllraledal"" share our experiences with pte. :.i~lbesurebi ~:-c: I: c: ... .More.or·)~ in jest. Panziu lhoWed ~t 'tie ~ ~ 1-'! t.«a.-. -with tbe-HSt 6l thli -1noor: I Others.' Now is your mtnce to year ,w.u ~«· _ t ~ . ?emarked that tarbon °setms had mJgrated porihweatwird. !..., • .. •• ·-:_ -··. J. . Heezeft and MaCdftcor 1114 i share it wllh all the boys ind -lll~er. . f" . hol'd (tl'Q 6 -Ol'nel' I<> play a dl1proporllon1tdy more than :Z,llGO mila during-SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) their d .. p drilling fOUjii! glrll ID the Orange C9ast area. tlJne rea'3fe,1:;irmr lhe ~O~ RID.DL'Er a"nd .... J .. o" KES . 'lirge . role _(in lnteratellai the period. ,. d;ui.:ie·:~"'~: ~. . depoailJ of ltdiJnent In Ill! Just one week ..from today, mail-sack with entries. ~ 1pace),.even ·U It does 1!! the The findJN', .for an-to}'! ,J Qiristmu 8 bank northern ~ floor that art we will start 1 new year~ Of · If ·none d. these suit ~ thing• we have-for lunr.h. npuncement at a new1, con-study indiellted. ' ' • found under 'the p r e a e 11.t course there ·,are ma.ny fancy, Yw.are ·we1c0tne to"do /.J!Umlng .the .bulldln,& .fere:nce •. wu made ·on thfl CrOcker Bank said the equator and Wlilch ipparently wonderful celebrttkma and any-type ol enp-y on. ~winter blocka of llfUll tiaaue. abOudd . latest voyage of the r~ ·California Child i.s some-canlt form without the apeclil ~11111 to welcome 1l>e new theme. The snow s.hoOld be in ~ce. and as.s.um.in.g th~t vessel Olomar Oia.Deqer, wht.t luckier than aver-conditions ~t emt only ai yeuoM.m: Willl'lhafho!Ji!q . falllni lhicX'aiid lib'f'lfrllft * }iitten: I lost my tall, what can 1 .. dO?· lile bas CO!Qe Into~ wblcb hu .not made 20 age getting 138 worth of 'the equator. ,, . ,·: I I wed:end.comingup,l~.,e mountaiDS:.aroundua..~l 'llD Mothercat:Gotoaretaillt.Oft!. ·eiaeWheri .hi the uftlvene, .vo~a-e1 for the Dee~ Sea,. ::toys': __ 1 \ .The' drlllln( ioutbeut .cif Y'l'I have planl will> ,..r .,... many of you wljl evm be , .. would llvillc creatures on · :.prilling Project •pon!Ored by Tljt bank aleo bad a note ,Tokyo . brouibt ue . 1&111p\tl ' t~1~ '.f.btt, CU.·IM ··one. of-going to;tbe mow · .. your PRIZE • ~· {araw~.,. other worl_d·•. the, National ~le~ .F~ suggestlni ·the ~ten mO're ·than 13S 'tlillllbn yetif your~· ... ~ • -. fanilli~ ..... , .. ~. -<~A~-·~ WINNIR :, ,,..,... ~·!1· IH·lta==-~ ~--;._~-"_: and .'~: pl~, ~~1~n. ' . --~ .. ~ -lakt ''tlite:r:1 ~ they ·~ow. the oldest yet.IOUDd in ttie I Or, lf'JO!lw1,11t,.watcl11ome . .SO rW!y'c!ii In WI w~ ' · ./. '~ · · • ..., · """'!"" ·wblcli --ScientiJU aboard for the get •~ain..tmollime. The Pacific, the geologlJ!a , ..kt; of ' tbe..J!-.tllg partllet .. ·a:n .i and ralll!ltiblw' u.t'Ull!fe t:.m ~-. -' . .;"1'?f..: r ,., •1 'ftith U1111t·aiith? ""'./... •.;~ 1'f'arloua lega of the ~ject atudy llid thil Ls more _l 1)ei drill bit -~ lowered, televisl\111· V •ln ptr!IOI! ~ 4"·· aqj; all .of.JI< .O!:the>llM!<Y ' "'·"""' ••' ,-, ,.,,~.~ · • • ;. .. , · : .. n-.,J-pl.,Kra)I\ wjlo.,allo:o'.bave'.made a sertt1 of reporll, ll>an ' li01tatie11&;o"'tti<7 lllroOwh 18,!21 ~f w1~ your Wor, on thole":, IJio.. PILOT -wialiies '°".am your .wr111ed·tht ~; ~-·-'D)IDY devoted to limllar ~all'flllf1 ; • . ~-~ 1,111 I I ·• 1 C1lQ\f .,.,.!'ff W ' •U~.!.l.t"i.;t ·-~'t.., ,j .• ~~"f. ~ -~ .... f~ -Rranctl:l:lda 'tbptbey~wauld. .movement .ot· ~ llfl1h'• .f .. ofrf>fk;,1 ·,, ;al ., ThOf._,.e'wfJNth'~0.,'y~;ar~.~:~~:. '..;.. ;~:._-~_{'.~.·t'.·: ... 1'.'~. 'uR.:_ ... i_.~lt QUIZ __ :·~~·:~!;~=!-'~~·-·; f ! 'II' ,. ~ rt"· _ -w~ -.1tf!k ''·'*' ~ "llOle Mr-.·. T~ 111r.:· .... ~ M~ .. 11 Is .already, here, > · ' ' ; PART I _:·oHRfSTMAS CHARACTERS ::., ., :~,;-:..;~::::::. ':. ':,:: .;:.,~ ':;:.. :;: I --·---Jimmy got-a· ,t_rain. • ,, . . •. . • . ,. . . , ~ e0evt ... ,.. ,.flit ..;-'" "" ilrotli' • ..et. ~ · .. ..., ..., 1 nl••{"ii,. Al!lln.. Dad4y .got a tie, ·• Giv• youneU·10 points for each correct .,.., -.. ---.. ..,..r ,......, "'919 ...... ~ •• • I - . ~., ___ But most of all mommy •-ft'·,. • • ._ -n-, .., Got a re!J )'l!mmY pie:. -:.~ · ' · ' · l t.J • : ' ~ 1160. c.. ....... ~· ' . ... . ·:: · .. A • ....,. Mff ...... -... a,.. k .. r. '· ..... ..... 1 ··~ 9il1l cari-y UUIWe?I for •••••• who . .,,., . . . · . •:. .,,.. . ~·, -. ~ ... , ,.....c.itlMMmtw·•....,._,•llM_.,.., ·· ~.tllilfer!*mCeolSl.zd.l.Claul"'•,... z:.·_-_-°'~-:=.·~~'!"~ mai~ be .·.a ._t~~ " ~r.:t::.•.:"c=.',_ .. ...,.,-... u ... ...,1.... .. ;;;;._. ~ -v • Llndli,.11M1.-1i.t1~.,.... ·curte.Tbetmiddyde~~ ·. ·&•N.W. b-Slnh, .• c-"'-'"'• -1:~ . ..,, .... c-e..,.... ....... i.nf .: · Ieft 'behhii:l UMl1M '6ni~miili~-'-'---'--..:_ ___ .;._, _____ ...,.._.....,J ·-•- ·,.-'llW'aH -!Heil· " thenewdwmel. 'lbeold·hend, . . . ~,a , ' ', -• ;..:. " •-; in tb&-riYtt is-fll&lec{ Off frJml • J,, ' ' • - "' .• 1J>j>loneerctay•.starWose•·<theiiialn;.tie!u.>. · :.-··Who· Kuo· ·wsHo .. wMuc· L?• . . ..... • used "' pull, ""r"< : T\US' •bandontd chllcf.ci!.:U.. . 11. . plO\lt'I and to perf~qn ~: meand~ rivet becontel'"att · ~\-· t t · · : ~ . ' · · .llllllCUlar Jann dulit1._ Their, oxbcifr "Jake. It 11< a narfu(.: 'WAsmNGTON (U}.'I) 7".. AHed ·what the United ,.. , bi:oad 1bouldm were lltted . Jake, perbopa 1 m1J6 or 1<11 .. 'Iba -chairman ofll llou!e stat.a ,pencta on ldlvlu., of •,· will> yok., under lar&•. U· milt1 .Iong,c'H' the o14 curve·· 111bcommltlee on U.S. In-Ille Central lnlelli1.,.,. ~ > I Eym ll>:>ulJl· IMi IUl!ered from• peyelcal lwidl" ' ,. cfj\, .,;..1114 'llio liu Cbrla-• tplzlL i>;1-Thii i . ·b-Wlpala lbo'-o-Jlllll;ll..mtam . , .. I .... ., ' Match word clues wllb their corr11poDll- 1DJ pictures pr l)'illl>oll; 10 polnta for each corrett -wer. · · 2 ..... Jl'om arid Did. m , kiddlee,~ioo, ,. -,,...,. -~ ~en fra~ called IWWJg around tn almost a dr· · telJJcenee agencies .aay1 be ey Ind other ,tovetnmtnt in. oahowa. bow lak>S Were ct~,, th& ·lake. '!ill .bO 1 -ring doelll'\ know il the lupayera i<lligence work. Nedzl _quoted .. , . ~eel ::·Ill~ ~en ox~ with-• Ii)!$ on·Oll<·•kJe· JI the are gelling their mdney'• a r<c:ant Newsweek ll)tgulne I 014· XlllS -bid a bid llllJIOelllon. a-Barod • b-Azt.llv . o-Cole . Hope 1o .. ea11eu1 ,. alew~ · · ' ,. • baped. · ,.r; ,., •!II '!". _;. curve -ser\U~ ·the lake wiq ·wortb.becluae only Ille budget e!timal< of 11 billion and'sald, ;; II • :rr o"V"ra are. our:~ be sha~ like a thin.t cr~~. ·bur~ and the Kremlin tnow-.... I can't confirm that." ' t~., . cresc~t.s. : ~· moon. ~ Gt ttieu :.;Vered· .. ~ mu~h the country· spendr· : .Reeeftt · Sen:a\t -debate iq~ .i•2. ., Whatever i~ shape, an~oi-~·lQ ~,..fll'.er ,,are .lf •. ~.intelh.gence. ~ ,,.. 'g6Sledtbati.at4Wpncei1co.,. , ., . llow !au 11 the •bandiined lbap,d. l!OM!wblit.Jike.ll!etOx·· ,."petbaps they are the onl1 ting Ille United· state. 14 : :. , . ~ -~d of a luy river. It 1i ~m , · bow yokea .worp. )Y draft 01tnr ooes," aald Rep. Lucien N. billion-or·mort aMUJlly. .":t -w~ • great ,river reaclfei a ' Lik! a1i Jake!, an OXboW is a , Nedzl (D.Mich. ) .. "W! simj>ly ''I think that tb11 enemY -; · .. ={:~ ~'r~~ body of fresh water "''" cf'onl have that kind of' detail· khows what our budget 11 and 0 - 1~·u~ ienl!y _~~ 'Uie , =~:u1t'~~:·~~~~:·~~~:;,_ Nedzi has ~:rid~~ ~u°!7'1~~~ sea; but·onJv th~ flowing waler_ supply· -0f. Wafer Ja!ta.' An 0.,._~ headed ~ Armed Servi~ enou:P,, that certainly that ln- knoWI that II IJ Wied at all. how is not milled by sprtnp, Conunlttee panel charged will> formaJion, at least, should be ·: " ~P slopes make a ~~m_ and .streiams,., its water 900n o:verseelng intelligence work. madt'publlc," said Nedz.I. .. nm fasf,er. Hue it tales lb evaporates. Mud. and .cboting .But he tcld a team of UPI He said he bellevea more ln-·~ . own . sweet time, I a~ i I J. weeks gradually 'turn tt Jnto .a . ~wamen in an· luterview: · ·~1 ·telligence information can be · .. •. lwishinJ 111. muddy pet~ll . owampy hollow. Finally. all Ila )la"'! 14 be candid and tell. you . made . I>uJ>lil:, tt Ila secreg , • ~ ~ I<> ~de In "'"'Ill' .. water dluppears ml the old I don't bpw whether we ~· 'cannot be ~!'I tn:lmnl 'of • ...,,., '""~L ;. • ..:._ , O>"°'! becomes a patdi of "!ting OW' money'& wotlh. natiOrilJ oicurft;. , Several ",.... .....,.....14 bis ferWe ·.oil' • .. laey. river. 'lbe 'water fJI. 11\0 · ' . ,. cbannel -travets.-at different . ~ -.;:.,-:;,.w.,,. '-i ..... te ll)eeds, IOIDll1'bat UR' Jong LIM MOITJI.. ... '· "' 111:--. c- hair blowioa.1n tho\-~ ¥ --"' '"' _,.., · ' · " ' ft~ around' I ~:tl}e Dof& .. ,....pfli! IDOftf· • . o&eam · flowl f11ter on the Ha1'aJi' ,..,~ ~ near ·th. • . oO\alde o! ihe curve ml lagl" Nor:tb ~' -·~ ~.on. llie lnllde. ~the ,.,.e..Tblf wu.mllllnlll , .,.. outer hlnk, !be !lllot· .U.arn and mllliQlll of year.· aao., · l" · bas inorii strenath to er®e Several milli.on . years , tater, '· Jttuddy gravel and~ 41g • Japan had • cbJnce to move d~ channel. TfUi mr~ near the. Norlh ,Pole,:Mucb . · ~-·--1•• · later; the-. North Pola .wu wjiter ow~•-~ visited o.;. ••~ In ~~ ·di;brls to .. the 'center· of the , '!J ~,,a, """111S111 • channel and acroa 14 IJie·op-· Ruao11. It oeema that lhe poslte bank. North. Pole nu. to · wallder Along tbl lnllde ~ ~ afOll!ICl the slobe-Jiu! the curve the river II ~ cbai>g., are IO alow. thet wo .-J. -11 dogged will> woold .hardly • Jll!llca Jllucb ...., "'8'!) la -· the mucl-cbaJIP IJI a Jllll1kJO ,.,...., 1)e ,,..,~ la jlie --Pole -·-to becOme .. ~· the rt..... ..... llllliaol ol,... .... -. 11>en form 1.ctam the Anl>n:llo Ito <.IP ...,. In tn the pell> tte flowlqi AJFIQ, .on wlllt iJ ,_,the llol water. Bui Ille .,....t river _, ~ -. '1111111 <ontlnue ' foliranl: I~ iJ E%peill tell UI ' thll lhe """""' by Ille Curin frOm pol .. -do rd ftail1 lielib!· and could from the wander . lrQU1ld .the .iJoti,, 1en11e •t.<iPe ""'"" Ille .... 11 They a1woys point to lhe 11me 10lvea !lit pn>blem by uling filed opoil In the Jl:f. lThllt · 11 ..it~-S 11 •- ill g...ina -BY to di1 llloll r<ally moves iJ Ille ~··· · .w-Uau11<fl · w-tltsel a .new chanotl. 1 • outer crust. It sUdti around i ' •. t, .•• I TM• one, ..... • pt'e ·unbellnlble sift• ID. a 13-d&y period. •·Krla lrrlJi&le b-)(y True Ion o-Daader ". PART 11 ·-CHRISTMAS WORDS . fw 4 P.w. tor ,..di. Wind tbit roii t111 . matcb ~ 1!.s correct "1•••tr.r. t' •\ . t.-fHlldllceaH .... ~ drlol: -s,.,,""11l, a ........ ~ 4 ..... waalall 5 ••• ..AAffent . -· pr!el!l,rolall '. ; o--·-Cllrlft-._. .ci"Ulo.'ldl'lh >cl ~II - ., , ',PART, Ill~ ~UT)«IRS AND COMPOSERS · ~ 8' . ~ , fo; IJalliet !bat J'Oll Clll .-reetJJ. ~ ~ the.cia. •• 1 .,Clluleo .._ . a-Amahl ad Ille NJcbl . 't vi.uor •. __ Nlf)it s ...... Pra:n.&"Onaber .. A Cllrlllma1 OUol •VIC, IM., MMf_., Wllffnltri e ,· · .a ... ~ Ill olden dqo; we :fk.'Nl!h. ,,, needed thole: "'-~-i. ' Ndw we uae them ~., : .t lUll lo pleue; ~ ~ '"·-Wlff -11114 It : lhowec! tbt, way, To Ille JlllO• Ille BabJ< 1a7. . .;. • " G S ..... Eftry, pace121l.on», 1.\...,_, ..... '-' .oftheee, .' -. . Alwayahutoallr H or sneeze. • IS •• , •• Chrlstmall EYe • a .._ "· '!Id= alibi.. • .• Bui -I'f--· o'9rnlptt, /fll'·fD\\ . ,, 1 .... , standing ·~ me by the .bour, Maldeu uae f/11;1 -····~~; . 8-• German• !lltJo. daoed·1i here; Now we jtpi- ffr8TI 7e&Z f '""' :--..;.;.:•1~s~A;C!LAUS Tb tht11 tnd••n• 1o ..... to .. -J1aar 111 oart1 111 'J Ille '!!'Ire, ADawa-rl111 tM -~choir • What c&n each o1 ue do lo P"""'* -ad goodwill oa Eat'tb? TtllS WlllC'S OWIENGEl . •• "°" What 19th century u.s. c1rtoo.i.1 wu Ille flm arU1t to draw SantatbeWIJWtiQU.Dk.of..~ '°"'1T -------.----.-~----.---- •• When the river !1 ~lied In ..,..,.hat.Jike.a.looae jacket,. A kitten and i Uny puppy ill the Sactamebll! Anl· this · way, the main atream Aa k mo'vie, lt aradually alilfla· mal She/ter '1"tll 'bi . lhell', cage hopolu1ly'!or Chml- Ullially floWI ~the mlld-dilferegt l&J1d&.llid.1eu ~ver . mu shopJ>ru:$lho miil!.I ~ Jhem,home·u . c;t>rUt- dy dim ml digl • lhortcul the North Pol• •'¥!· tllO. SO.Ill •mu eiffs. Th shelter reponj that a record num: • ! 1 ,t • • • .. ,., 1 ... : .. , !P"td .. f 1 1111'(~, '• •••N "IM\L 'ieN1'1JVH:f '' . .., ,,.,: 1,., 11·t 1•·1 'II .11¥4 &erOU the ·curv1.. The new Pote. · · her have been put into homes this season. r-01 1,., ly.t l:lf:t ':>·ti !••t lo·•Jt ·l !1·1 IH·I •z1no 1'01W.l.S . • .... :,,. ,,., !•·r !~··'I l•V4 I . . -.----·-. ·----· _,, ____ -- :'·~ t ). :"· .... ,~ "l'''' • t.:"::-. : . --:-.:.:;;.ry, Deceh,blf"25, 1971 .D MICKEY MOUSE HELPS KATHY HANG ORNAMENT ON HUGE TREE "1 ' ' . r '· Disn'eyland . ' Cm.·pet Oui ·. Hdppln<11 IOGI a day at ~!mid 10r· 4JmZt Lt" Chriltmas 1 Cord Con- t1.tt'. winMr Koth11 Matiu and htr famit11. \ Kath11, 12, U tht daughttr of Mr. and Mr1. Anton· Mattei; 9156 Daffodil, Fountain Valle11. Shi .submitted 1ev- tral entrie1 in thU ·Year's contest btit tM ludges liked the Ont which GJ>, J)f'an on page ont today the beat. . • Kath.11 and MT parnU, along with brother Ton11. JS and filter Laura..7~ ~ started bright and earl11 at the Magic Ki.n~ and their fun·fiUed da11· tD'1Jt far into the night. Aij of the charao&er1 turntd ·out fn foroe-to greet the family and tht11 hqd "ring.side" .seati for tht wondtr· ful •Fant.aSu on Parade." At c1171 be seen on todcy'f page; the /1rand ~ in thi! yepr's contest wai rtaUy a grtat ont. Congratul;a-~ tiom to Kathy ~ bat wtlhci ·to hef' ~ whol<t familu. .. ' .. 1 DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY ,~ICl-{t.!lD ~()EHLE,R . ' ' FROM LEFT, 'l;ONY,. D(ID, KATHY, MOM •AND LAURA ENJOY SIGHTS . ' • .,.----·--.... • KATHY, FRONT RIGHT, WITH MOM AND OTHERS ON BOBSLED RID~ KATHY JOINS DOC OF SEVEN DWARFS FAME IN FAST DANCI MISCHllVOUS 'MUNKS .~HIP AND DA.LE.CONGRATULATE BIG WINNER KATHY MATICS KATHY, LIFT AND SISTER LAURA ENJOY DISNEY'S WONDERFUL FANTASY ON PARADE I ) · .. · Forlhe ··-· Record Births .. DAILVl'IUT p ' after f;hrisi111as sale and ~learanee • -' h• • s 1mmerJ11g .. ' \j ~. longdress ' .. 24.99 All Iha .glemour of !ho holi· doys r~fle,ted , in ' e ster• !hine long dress d reyon end metellic •. ~ilver . only, 8-14• Windsor Misses' Dresses , famous maker knit· coordinates 10.99-11.99 Teem these up in bright end dork lon~s; sizes I 0-I'S: Pullon pents, orig. '$lb, now 10.99, Vest, orig. $18 , now 11.99. Active Sportswear helen curtis pre-sty~ed Wigs 14.99 Of wosheble Kenekolon® mod-ecrylic. $40 Beeuty Perl wig, $35 Cherisme wig, $35 Cotillion wig included, eoch just "14.99. Cosemetics . . --' . ' short· calloo cotton quilted robe · 9.99 Orig. $"20, by Loungeesll!>. Zip·front, of wesheble cotton quilted beck to bock witW Kode!® polyester. Red , block, 8·1 b. Robes men's underwear · 2 for 2.99 Orig. 2 for 3.50. Athletic shirts anCJ T shirts, s-m-1: briefs, sizes 30-40. All in no- iron polyester/cotton blend. Men 's Furnishings save 25% cedar chests 66.95- 126.95 Reg. 89.95 to I 69.95. A greet selection 'from J..ne. Seve 25 '!. on eny style on our floor, meny to choosd• from. Furniture starts tomorrow, sunday, shop, 11 a.m. to 6 p.iq.. layered-look . pantsuit 12.99 2-pc. set of Colorey reyon bonded lo ecelete, conlrest' ribbed Orlon® ecrylic coller end sleeves. Grey/ red, grey/yellow, nevy/lurquoise. I 0-l s·. Career Dresses turtleknit fisherman kni;t 11.99 Orig. $I b. Clessic cebled pullover in I 00°/o wool, natur- al only. Cardigan sweater al- so available. Save! Misses' Sportswear cut crystal 'jewelry 1.99-2.99 $3 · $I 0 velues. Beeulifully fa shioned in shimmering solid colors or combinations. Neck- laces, 2;99; eorring st Costumo.~ewelry , ... 1.99. ..a: ... , - . r "-; I r' famous ·m.aker pettilotie 2.99 Orig. $6. Loce·levishea cu. lotto ponty, doubles es e pol· ticoet. White, golden hoze, pesteli:·Sizes s·m-1. Daywear Lingerie fine china buffet service for 12 34.99 41-piece esrv1ce srev1ce in ''Renee " border pattern has ·12 each dinners, cups and saucers plus platter, vegeta- ble, sugar, Chine creamer. fruitwood tables 59.95 warm fruitwOod ' in three sytles: cocletll teble, li•••g· onol Or square commodss: Moi:literroneen style, ornele herdwere. Furniture .. knit pantsuit, ' . . dress favorites 9.99-12.99 " In sizl>s 12-20, 14_1/i-22Vi: ,ii). kni+ pantsuit. navy, lilec, ;12.'19. Colorproof reyon lnit dress,, ecetete-bonded, lilac, . . turquoise, 9.99. Plozo Oeylime Dresses w.ashahle knit printed top 6.99 Orig. $11. Perfect for penis or skirts in Orlon® acrylic knit. Star print, Great colors. knit. Great colors . Long sleeves. late day dress sandal 14.99 Orig. $19, the "Kim" by Bel· Ai'® in block febric or gold or silver kid. Delicetely strep- , p~d in. todey's glamourous moOd. Feshion Shoes -',.. ' . , '. . ' ' ' 1 carter's· stretcli terry overall 3.29 Orig. $4. Clioose pink, ye!· low, blue in infants' size~ ~-m l. Colton/knit/nylon sir.etc~· ' terry,_ elasti.c ~.!'1 ist, toe. lnfents' W~er square . assorted print king size sheets 4.99 . ·: Selected seconds in populor prints end solids colors. All permanent presed. Pillow cas- es. 3.98 pr. Sheets . save 50% christmas cards '. Seve lfi ·on ell our remeining - cerds .end .gift'wrep ••• meny . . ' desig~s to choose from,~urry• in for the best se!Ktion. Stetionory • . short sleeve sweater-tops 4.99 $10-$11 velues ..• two styles greet with pents, slcirts. Col. ors include grey, wine, brown, rust. Sizes s-m-1. Street Floor Sporlsweor .turtleneck and ci:ewneck tops 2~99-3.99 Orig. $4-$6. Choice of solid colors end stripes, short and long sleeves. A-crylic 1 cotton, polyester. S-M-l. Accessories long flannel-· granny gown • 6.99 $11 velue. Soft end worm cotton flennel in o pretty print. Choice of many colors, sizes s-m·I. Sleepweer LingJrie · famous maker dress shirts 3.99-4.99 Orig. $6·$9. Permanent press; white, colors,· stripes •izes 141fi-161fi~ Short •.nd long sleeves. Men's Furnishings I• \ ' dominion skillet 22.99 26.99 veluo 12" electric buf· fet server. Has easy-clean non-stick coating. In evoce· Clo porcelain enamel. Houeswares rca color portable 229.88 :1 of." diagonal measure screen·, '19,00Q·volt cha.Sis, built-in ~nlennes, cerry)ng henC:ll.; computer. designea pictu .. tube. J elevilion; • button.frOnt tartan lo' · skirt • ·13.99-~ \ Just for iunior1s1 t~e seeson'c best loo,k in e bol,d ploid, Wool/nylon blend, S-13, Ribbed turtle lop, s-m·I, 6.99, . - Junior Sp6rtsweer • panty girdles, controllers 3.194.79 ., Orig. $4-$7. Several styles by Megic Ledy in lightweight pony girdles, ·brief tummy • .controllers<. Sizes s-m·I end xi. Street Floor Lingerie . ~no-flake wired lira by hall 5.99-6.99 Orig. $7-$8. Nylon loco bra providing lightweight, but firm support. White, l:ieige. 8-C, 5.99. D·DD, b.99 (#26. 20). Body Feshions men's alpaca. wool sweaters 13.99-15.99 ' ' . Orig. $25. Choice of ~:nee& pullo~•I) '13, 9~; gol(-stylo "'"" Clig" eri, l s.~9. Full cut, "choite' ·I . cf fe1hion colo,,. ~en's Sportsweer \ . r.g. bury angel thffiid, 1.89 Reg. 2.50. Shop eerly for !;esf selection, esiorted colors, 4 stylos to choose from, sizer S, M, L. Notions frigidaire frostproof 299.95 1 ' f ' , Sove 20.00. 17 cu. ft. DeeP, t acer shelves, 'I b6 Iii. frost• proof doors, freezer, · revorsibl• J smo0t~-9liae nylon ' rollers, lwin· crispers. Meier. /\p~i~neos ' • ·t~ I S at the hro"d"tVay .. ANAHEIM HEWPOkT HUNTIN6TON IEACH ORAN&E-M•/I •I Of•Jtft ClkRITOS • 444 N. Euc11d 17141'. 115-1121 47 Fe1hle1i"hl•!ld 1714) 644-1212 7777 Edint•t A••1111• 17141 192.JJJI 2100 No, Tu.ti~ Stt••t (7141 ttl·lll I JOO L•1 C.tJlt.. M•ll 121Jr lao.ottt CLOSEQ CHOISTMAS DAY -SHOP, 70MOUOW, SUNDAY I 1 <00 A.M. I• ' r.M. -10<00 A.M. I• t <IO f,M, MONDAY 7HROU5H 1HUIUDAY, (IJDAY. JIU. I I• , ' I l ~---.-:--_-- Jt '-w.v fliur 1491* • "· ltJ· Bo11d Yawning Fellow. , Really Too .Hot? ' . Tiii -Ill -.-lo Ille price we po,y lor tM rfllll 11•._ U... mule .i olir OWl~.11 , . AlllalS- ' WHEN A FELLOW ye,..., It's nol necessarily ~·aicn be'• borlid.,He ma)' be Ju1t too warm. That't'Jbt .word '"'" the oclooce men. Remember I~ young lady. It your . ltbtlemM lriend of the ·evening yawm, don't be loo quick 1to b-. y<lUfOOll. Open ,a "°ld<ni lar a bit o( fresb all, ~ the old boy jwnps ouL hoWever, the f°"illolng ~·t awly. . SNAKES DON'T i!ream. Al ' !tail that much the aporta bave rOun<I • ou1 boul them. R<tearcll .... 00. WERE YOU aware that pecan.J art f!.uvested from hlclror)' tr.ea. . " THAT VEHICLE moat of all apl to stolen now, police tell us, ls the 10.. lpoed bicycle. • ·' ·• , QVEIUES -Q. ••Whtre'd we ,get that saying, '™Y 11w the bandwritlnl on the wall'?" A. Thal'• ·biblical. Alludea to tbe scrlblillnl on Belshaz. w•s palace wall, proclaimJng the loss ol lilf klogdoth. Q. "IN THE WJLDS, don't the lion and the tiger al· ways fight wben they meet?'" ... ~ Ma,ybe they might. U they ever -.:ame face to face. Which they don't. 'lbey've sort of divided up the world'• · bunting IJ'Olllldl, neyer sharing aame. BY 19, .,.Y the ~mputer boys, me family in three ' naUonwlde will be pul11Qe in an annuaJ income of at least $15;(!00. Last YW one (ainily in llve did lfci..In 1960. ona fllllily ID II ..Wd mab tbe claim. ln•llllO;·ooe·familrm . U WU IO paid. . BATS -Only mimmal besidel man -tbal .carries ill lunch with It on a day-Joos trip la the bat. CUrla its tail Into a pouch lull ol lnoecla ao It can lead ID ffight NEXT TIME you get all ohook up -. by shook up I mean bappy •. ~blue, angry, whatever -put ,your.fibgertlpr to your -It'• likely they'll let! • bit chllled: ' ' • 'l(' ·' , . . . . . IF THE RAILROADS are going broke, tiow do you account for the fact that thi maijng of ra~d Clr8 ts one of ~ fastest glowing manufaCturing lm:hiatnes in this country todoy? It la. Ballllng. SUICIDES -Not moch seema to be happening to the IUicide rate in the big cities. But lt'a said to be climbing dramatically out ' ID the farm towns. PartJcularly In the ,Deep 80lllb. The aoclology apeclallala don't know why. Tbafnt !Ooldnf Into It with aome ooncem. ANY11BERE FROM a third to a ball ol all young tnarria1t1 involve premarital pregnancy. It's the conten- tion ol the U. S. Department of Health, Education and :Welfare. A third to a half. 'Jbat'1 quite a many. Addre11 mail to L . .M. Bo11d, P. ~ Bo: J875, New- porl Beach, Calif. 9~660. . • . '.'' ' CoPl/riQhl 1971 L. M. BO',ld . ·.· Yuk 'f,~ace· Treaty': Lets Santa Do Job MOUNT CLEMENS, Midi. (AP) -A "peace treaty" -out between three {I> dJan tribn and a model train tiullding comp1ny wu cradlied with helping to nu Santa'• toy baf tbla year. Partlclpants are M·O d t 1 Producta, whlch took over the electric train division of Lionel ea,,.. In 1969, and the Delaware,Chlppewa and Pot- lawatoml Indians who live in Walpole Island on the Cana- dian ~de of Lake St. ClaU-. Uonel bullt millions or bat- tery and electric train aell ln tbl 68 years before Model Pniductl bougbt the rlgbt to manufacture and aell model tnlnl under the Lione1 name. /<d Sam Bushala, assistant to the prtaident of Model Products, explained, ' ' 0 u r orJi:lnal work force on the train project lncluded a ·couple of Indiana and we we.re im- pressed with their derterity. "MOit of the train 111tmbly work ii of an intricate. mture and the Indians' natural ablH- ty to handla such detail wort 1-essed an or "'· "We contacted the leaden of the Walpole Indians and asked il they could supply part of our work force and they agr.eed," be said. "As of .11(>'!, aboot 50 of ·our 300 wr1r s are Indians an<f treat or whateve~ you call Jt t we worked out with the has helped tbe Indians and bas helped US. II Pat Isaac, one of the leaders of the Walpole Indians and a foreman in the toy track building department, has some ideas on why ,the Indians have fared sO well On the job. "Indiarui: have been known for generations for the pa- tience and dexterity they have In doing bead work and other projects of that type which are pretty demanding. I think it was just natural that the talents which the Indians developed were transterred to lhe model train building field ." DAYE ROSS PONTIAC Lease or' Buy All Models ... DAYE ROSS PONTIAC 1411 HAllOl an. • Mil Darn COSTA .... Ph. 546 .. 017 ..... ' .. .,. .. Wlllf ....... TO 1•1• •.M. I "'"°""' 11 A.M. TO ' f'.M. I " .... ----... ... --Mt-1111_ Nearly Everyone Listens · to LJnders • • STARTS SUNDAY ·11 A.M. AT Alt.: 18 STORES . 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Soft, easy-care. 11.99 reg.20.00 &ytimedr'Nft61-aU18stOttS BETTER CASUAL DRESSES Soft, beautifully tailored dresses In wool and polyester knits, 48 00 22.99-31.99~.~ .• tnlu f~ecut d,...ws 119-all 18 stores FUR SALON.SAVINGS PLUSH FOX CAPELETS Natural Norwegian b.lue fox cape• lets. Silky, luxuriQJJs. 3 rows deep. 79.00 sale. fur salon<f7-1n stomer-· Oxn1;rd MINK AND LEATHER COATS Natural blue violet, or black cross mink comblhed with go ft leather. 333.QQsal~ furulon<f7-111ctome)(t"ept0xnard DOUBLE-MINK-COLLARED CAPES IN YOUR CHOICE OF NATURAL RARE QUALITY MINK SJJ.oo· NATURAL BLUE VIOLET OR BLACK CROSS MINKAND leathercoats 49'.00 may co fur salon 47-•ll •totes exc:!ptOxnard useoneofourconvenientaeditplans I:.."""'""' lobaladto--o/afafn of •+Ad '!"!,.., d..,,.. iony fun of -dowwd with er-t1n11.uon .LINGERIE PANTIEGU\OLESBY,AFl.MOUSMAKER foundaUqns.U-wereS.00-15.00 S.'9·U ZIPPER GIRDLES From all your favorite makers. Warn· er, Sarong, Gossard. For smooth·fit, comfort and control. 10.95-14.991 ;~; 12 · 95 • bruand 11tdles'"""1rd floor GOSSARD ANSWER GIRDLES foundations44-were1SJJO YO.UTHLINEFRONT0ZlPCORmmE •" were 22.50 • HALF SLIPS Lovely nylon half slips. Trinnned ~ with lacy details. Sizes S.M·L. Come 2.4~3.:99~we:e.(oo.a.oo • l in and save. ... ~dayt;;:,;;;ime;.;;;,o~-~~IWSth;;;;;;.o,;;."'1~ft~ldOr;;.._~_.,. ________ ..1··~ LACE TRIMMED NYLON HALF SLIPS daytime lingerie 28-were s.00 .. 1.00 GROUPOF'PITTIPANTS,CAMISOLES ' daytime Ungerie28-w...., 4-.oo LONG FLANNEL GOWNS SIZES s.M-1. sleeplingerie10-were&:OO 4.99 SHORT NYLON GOWNS, MANY COLORS sleep lingerie10-w~re6.00-SJIO 3.99•5.9' COSMETICS, TOILETRIES HARTMANAf>JUSTA.:t.ITE tolletries 136-reg. 25;00 HARTMAN TRA VELITE MIRROR toiletrles136-reg.1299 MEN'S, WOMEN'S FRAGRANCE SETS · cosmetics100-reg, 299 ~mttE cosmetlcs100..-r"'.16.00value ROGERANDGAUETHANDSOAPS cosmetlcs100-nlue5.30 THICKET GROWING AID FOR HAIR cosmetics 1 OD-value 5.75 At<?:ESS'.ORllEs;, BEADED ROPES AND EARRINGS jewelry 22-reg. 3.(1().6.00 . · COLLECTION OF VINYL.li~DBACS handbags26-'reg.11.00-13.00 · VINYL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS handbags 26-(eg. 15.00-20,00 ASSORTED VINYL HANDBAGS ha~dbags26-reg.8.00 BLOUSES,PANTTOPS,nJNICS blouses31-reg.10.00-18.00 A CRY UC CARDICAN SWEATERS accmorles19-r3. 13.00 7 1 2 CHILDRENS TODDLER PLAYWEAR toddlers 128-r~. 4.50-10.00 TODDLERGIRLS DRESSES toddlers 128-reg. 6.00-10.00 TODDLER OUTERWEAR toddlers128-reg.14.00-34.00 BOYS' OUTERWEAR little boys 52-reg. 14.00-32.00 BOYS' PANTS little boy$52-r~. 5.00-6.50 BOYS' P"';l,MAS little boys 52-reg. 4.00.S.SO KEDS DECK SHOES young peoplesshoes70-reg.8.00 17.00 ~ 2.59 1US 4.00 3.75 .,,..,,,, 4.99 '·" 23!1 3SM.9J 7.'T COTION FLANNEL SLEEP· Pajamas and nightgowns for girls In ' many styles and colors. 3.59 reg.5.00:6.00 llngerie79 KNEE HIGH · SOCKS AND nylon and opaque. Assorted colors, both bright and neutral •. 2 for LS!I reg.1.00.1.1ssock s 1.79 tights reg.2.75 ICC8Cllln118 QUILTEDSKIJACKETS llrls77-reg.15.00 ONDEDKNITPANTSUITS 11rls77-reg.1S.OO _ VESTED PANTSUITS 8.99 10.!!I Pant-5uits with u-neck Vests made for girls. Bonded. Bright colors. 5, 99 reg. 10.00 -90 ~~ .. \ I • '· SPO~TSWiEAR. ' \. 1 POtvllrilt1CNITstPARATES t · • ' 1klrts,coordlnates101-were14-2ll US.1339 QUILTED LONG SKIRTS, MANY STYLES 1klrll,coordlnat'5101-were 18.00-22.00 17.!t PRlt-fTPOLYESTER'KNITBLOUSES acttvesportswea.r 76-were 18.00 WASHABLE CREPE BLOUSES, SHIRTS better blouses 39-were 14.00-16.00 ACRYLICCARDIGANSWEATERS~2 knits sportswear 72-val.12.50 1.99 FAM OU~ MAKER KJ'llT SEP ARA TES · ampusshop43-were12.oo-34.oo 7.Nl.99 HOT ~ANTS, ASST. SlYLES AND COLORS campussho~43-were6.00-16.00 99< , GROUPOFSWEATERS,SD:ES38-40 ' • Jr. knitsportswear138-were14.00 4.99 MST.SlYLE,FABRICSKIRTS . , ~c'Jl~~°KiU'Ts?'Jl!s~~ri~~~~~~~ '°" ampusshop43-were14.00-18.00 7.99-111.99 MEN'S WEAR VALU~S MAYBROOKE 2·PANT SUIT The practical way to choose your suits. Choose from a variety of fab-· · rics, colors,, patterns. 69.00 reg.95.00 men's1t1Its21 · FAMOUSMAKERLABELSUITS men's suits 21-reg, 100.00-135.00 ASSO!lTED SPORT COATS men's sportswear 45-reg. 55.ocMiSJIO GROUP OF SPORT COATS '~ men's 'portswear4S-reg.70.00-75.00 ! DOUBLE;KNITSLACKS men's sportswear 133-reg. 22.00-23.00 ~ SHORTSLEEVEORESSSHIRTS t. men's furn~hings 6-reg. 5.50-6.0ll F1.li!OUS LABEL DRESSSAIRTS men's fumlshlngs.6"-t"eg.12.0ll-14.\lfl . . COTIONFLANNELPAJAMAS , The kind he· loves. Very practical\ Very warm. Naturally .they're com.• · pletely machine washable. 3, 99 reg.:;.oo men'l 'fumlshlnpl POLYESTER TIE SELECTION ~· men's furnishings 6--t"eg. S.00 .,, FAf\10USMliKERS.S.SHIRT5 •, men'sfumlshings6-,oreg.7.50-8.DD MACHINE WASHABLE SWEAT· The savings are double here. Savings when you buy ... and when dry · deaning bllls disappear. 9 ~99 reg. 18.00 rnen'•spnrt.funt.14 ,a-;.;.;;;;--;;o;;;--.,,_,.._,.._,.._,.._,.._,.._~ BAN·LONKNITSPORTSHIRTS men'ssportfum. 84-r~. 7.50 ONE>-SIZE CREW SOCKS men'sfurnlshlngs127-res.1.SO FAMOUS MAKE WAllETS men' sfurrilshlngs 8-0-reg. 5.00-7.SO PERMANENT PRESS HANDKERCHJ£FS men'sfumlihlngsBD-reg.4.00 · F.AMOUS MAKER GROUP SHOE Choose from our big collection. Bas• le colors, basic styles. You'll find Just· what you want. 24.99 reg.30.00-36.00 men'sshoa60 BROKEN SIZE SHOE SELECTION • men's shoes 60-reg. 17.00-20.00 YOUNG MEN'S WEAR SWEATERS AND KNIT SHIRTS ma ch ten shop 83-reg.15.00-17.00 '"' ASSORTEDSWEATpts;STOXL p>ceshop130-reg. 1i.oo-17.00 '·" r -'!"'BO'!"'Y!'!"S!!'!"' W!"!""!'EA'!"!R!"V~A~L"'U!'!"ES~ COTTON VELOUR SHIRTS, 8·20 boys' furnishings 23-reg, 6.00-7.00 BOOKS COLLECTION OF COOK BOOKS books68-reg.S.95 t.29 THE REAL MOTHER GOOSE boob68-rog.3.9S .,,,. STARTS SUNDAY! SHOP11 A.M.T06P.M • , MAX.CO may co., oouth <Nii pl111, aan dlego fwy. 11 hrlstel, -· ftlllll J46.H21, cloaad teday Hlvrday, shop IUllCloy 10 let. , .. • 'I ' ( ' I &· • \ p ' • • • • ~ O_!'iF_,6.;il-jlONS. FOR TtJJ E~_Tf~~fA_MILYr HOME ACCESSORl~_?-~_N_~OFFICE NECE~-~1_!.IES_ MAJOR ELECTRICS · GIFTS, LAMP.S, PICTURES MOTOROLA 16" DIAG . COLOR TV televis,ion 722-all s1ores was 329.95 309.00 MOTOROLA 18" DIAG. COLOR TV RU8EL CANDLE HOLDERS, LUCITE BASE gihs.82-all stores were 1.50·2.50 994·1.99 POLE AND TREELAMPS television 722-all stores was 379.95 349..00 RCA 18" DIAG. COLOR TV W/CA RT television 722-all stores was 379.95 ;}49.00 ZENITH 18" rniG. COLOR TV, CART television 722-illl stores was 459.95 389.oO RCA 19" COLOR TV W/CART television 722·all stores was 474 .95 429.00 ZENITH 19" Dl(\G. COLOR TV,_CART liimps 63,.ill stores.were 25.00 17,99 TABLE LA.MPS WITH COORDl~ATED SHADES lamps 63-all stores were 35.00·65.00 19.99-49.99 VICTORIAN STYLED SWAG LAMPS lamps 63-all stores were 7.5.00 49.99 eOUDOIR 'LAMPS·WITH SHADES lamps 63-all stores were 17 .00 12.99 MINI LAMPS WitH PLEATED SHADES television 7~2-all stores was .,99.95 459.00 RCA 23" DIAG . COLOR TV, REMOTE , .•.•• lamps 63·all stores Were 9.99 -( "' 7.99 ... CR¥STAL, BRONZE-GRYSTAl Cl:IANEElfERS .. tamps 63-all sto(etwere 60.00·575.00 19,91 .. 279,eo television 722-all stores was,.Ei49.00 5~9.00 ZENITH 2J" DIAG'. COLOR TV televisiori 722·all stores was 549.95 499.0d MOTOROLA 25" DIAG, COlOR TV television'722-all stores was 999.50 669.00 MOTOROLA 25" DIAG. COLOR TV television 722-all s.tores was 999.50 649.00 RCA 25" DIAG. COLOR TV television 722-all stores was 719.95 649.00 ZENITH 25" DIAG . COLOR Tv television 722-all Stores was 750.00 639.00 MOTORO~A 2l"DIAG.-C010R THEATRE television 7.'22-all s1ores was 1395 949.00 RCA 1S" DIAG. B/W TV television 72,2-all stores was 129.95 109,00 RCA 18" DIAG. V:/ ,CART television 722-all stores, was 149.95 12,,00 MOTOROLA 21 " lJIAG. B/W TV,CART te1evision 722·all stores was 189. 95 169.00 FAMOUS STEREO, 8 TRACK PLAYER stereo 728·all stores was 279.95 189.00 OLYMPIC ~OW STEREO, 8 TRACK stereo 728-all stores was 259.95 189.00 · PACKARD BELL STEREO, HOW stereo 728-all stores was 595.00 189.00 PACKARD BELL STEREO, 300 W stereo 728-all stores was 650.00 ' 369.00 PACKARD BELL STEREO, 300 W stereo 728·a11 stores was 695.00 429.00 STEREO HEADPHONES, ADI UST ABLE stereo 728·a11 stores were 8.95 4.9.9 TON EC REST AM/FM PORT. RADIO radio 729-all stores was 19.95 15.89 W'HOU SE MUL Tl-SPEED WASHER laundry 714-;-all slores, was 249.94 209.00 PHILCO 21' SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR 721-all stores, was 569.00 489.00 FURNIJURESAVINGS I , COUNTRY FRENCH OR FRENCH PR. S"OFAS' ' ' furniture 141-all stores, were 459.00 , 299.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS IN 3 STYLES,2.CQl.ORS -' furniture 141-all stores, were 179.00~ t.· -99.ao. MEDl.TlWNUN~1YlE.T61il!S • -• furn. 1«-all stores, were 100.00-140.0069.00• • 109.00 CHROME AND GLASS TABLES furn. 144-all stores, were S9.00-119.ob39.00:. ·79.00 DECORATOR CABINETS IN TWO STYLES furn. 144-all stores, were 199.00-l49.0012S.00- LA·Z-ROY• RECLINERS 27?.00 furn.147-all stores, were 199.00-249.00149.00· 199.00 6 PC. MEDITERRANEAN DINING ROOM furniture 142-all stores, was 1145.0o 849.00 S PC. TRADITIONAL GAME SET ' furniture 142-all stores, was 849.00 559,09 5 PC. MEDITERRANEAN BEDROOM GROUP , furniture 142..._all stores, was 1P95.00 199.00 5 PC. FRENCH BEDROOM GRQUP , , , furniture 142-all stores, was 645.00 51S".o6 3 PC. MEDITERRANEAN BEDROOM GROUP furniture 142-all slores, was 392.00 299.00 SEALY X-FIRM MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING sleep shop 145-all stores, wer-e 69.95 ta. 44.90 SIMMONS FIRM MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING sleep s~op 145.;..:. all stote5, were-5-4.99 ta. 42.00' SEALY SLEEPER WITH MATTRtSS sleep shop:i-45-all stores, was 329.00 249.00 FLOOR COVERINGS DuPONT NYLON PILE SHAG CARPET floor cove rings 32-all stores, was 11 .00 sq. yd. 7,99 FORTREL• POLYESTER PILE SHAGCARP'IT floor coverings 32-all stores, was 11.00 sq. y,d. 6.99 TWISTED NYLON PILE SHAG CARPET floor coverings 32-all stores, was 11 .00 sci. yd. 6.99 SCULPT URED NYLON PILE CARPET floor coverings 32-all stores, was 11 .00 sq. yd. ,. 6.99 DACRON• POLYESTER CABLE PILE SHAu ·floor coverings 32-all stores, was 14.00 sq. yd. 1.99 AC~LAN'ICRYLIC PLUSH PILE CARPET flopr,coverlngs 32-all stores, was 13.00 sq. yd. .. 7.99 POLYESTER PILE SHAG BROADLOOM floor coverings 32-all stores, was 13.00 sq. yd. 7.99 SCULPTURED DUPONT NYLON S01 PILE floor coverings 32-all stores, was 10.00 sq . yd. 6.49 ORIENTAL DESIGN AREA RUG S ' rugs'1 37-all s1ores, were 50.00· 160.00 24.81··99.99 DtSIGNER S'6"X8'J" AREA RUGS .area rugs 137-all st6res, were 125.00 69.99 NYLON SHAG PILE AREA RUGS rugs 137-all stores, were 65.00-85.00 39.99-59.99 . !RINGED NYLON PILE AREA RUGS rugs 117-aill stores, were 60.00-70.00 39.99-49.99 ORICINALACRYUC PAINTINGS, ERAlyiED plcwres75-allstores. were ~.00 · 29.'9 SICNED AND NUM8ERED GRAPHICS · •. pictures 75-all $tpres, were 12.99·29.999.99·24.99 ENCAUSTIC GRAPHICS,.COLORFUL SCENES pictures 75-all stores, were 25.00 14,99 FRAM ED Pl.A TE GLASS, MIRRORS mirrors 7·s·-an s1ore1;were 85-100 69.99·79.99 LI NENS,'ORAP._t&I ES NO-IRON FASHION PRINT SHEETS sheets 3-4-all stores were 6.50-13.50 2.99·5.99 y, OFF CHRISTMAS GUEST TOWELS, APRONS linen~ 30-all stores were 2.00·4.00 9'C-1.99 'hOFF 1972 DECORATIVE CAL~NDARS line11s 30-all store, were 1.25·3.00 5gc.1,49 ' Fi'ELDCRESTTOWELS, WASH CLOTH towels 30-all stores were 1.00-5.00 59'·1.49 COTTON PRINT OVEN MITTS linens 30-all stores. were 1.00 59t ACRYLIC TIE-DYE BEDSPREAD - bedding 41·all stores were $40-$65 21.99·39.99 TWI~ COTTON CORDUROY BEDSPREAD bedspreads 113-all stores were 15 .00 4.99 TWIN QUILTED BEDSPREAD bedspreads 113·a11 stores were 30.00 9.99 TEXTURED HOLLYWOOD BED COVERS '!tlip covers 113-all stores were 25.00 ,,/ , 14.99 DECORATIVE PILLOWS . draperies 113·all stores were 4.00-10.00 1.99-l.99 FOR1HEHOME _.... >.. f ,- 6.99 HOLLP)'VSTEM CHAMPAGNE·SET OF SIX glas.sware 126-all stores, were 12.00 KNITTING WORSTED ASST. COLORS "' art needlework 40-ah stores, were 1.80 Ii OFF CHRISTMAS STITCHERY KITS 1.39 ' ' needlework 40-all stores, were 2.50-15 1.29-7.59 • CUl COTTON VELVET PILLOWS art needlework 40-all stores, were 8.00 BUCILLASTITCHERY KITS 3.'9 nei;dlework 40-all stores, were 3.00-12.002.19- 8.49 I 19.99 SPORTCREST16" TRAINER BIKE toys 42-all stores were 24.99 FURG A DOLLS 1 toys 42-all stores were 12.99-59.99 SPORTCREST10", 12", 16"TRIKES toys 42-all stores 10.99·14.99 1,;,.3,_99 8.'9-12.99 'HOT WHEELS CARRYING CASES toys 42-all stores were 1.29--2.99 PIN ES TRAIL'BLAZER 1oys 42--all stores were 39.99 fllP WILSON DOLL toys 42-all stores were 8.00 'SPORTCREST12"TRAINER BIKE toys 42·all stores were 17.99 JUMP BALL toys 42-all stores were 8,99 SWITCH -A-TRACK toys 42'-all stores. were 14.99 TOPPER'S DAWN OUTFITS toys 41·all stores were 1,99 AMSCO SUPERMARKET tofs 42-all stores, were 6.49 TOPPER DAWN DANCE PARTY toys 42-all stores, were 9.99 COMPLETE GOLF STARTER SET W llJAG sparling goods SO-all stores, was 39.99 WONDER TRIMGYM HOME EXERCISER 6!1'-1.79 15.99 4.,9 7.49 99' 3.50 6.49 19.'9 sporting good{ SO-all stores, were 24.99 16.99 BASEBALL GLOY6S BY SPORTSCREST sporting g-oods .5'0-all'stores, were 7 ... 13 2.99-8.99 FLOOR SAMPLE POOL TABLES sparling goods 50-all stores, were 199-699109 ... -4'9 ..... "".._. ...... MEN'S, LADIES 3-SPEED TOURING BIKE sporting goods SO=-all Stores, were 69.99 CANDIES, GOURMET SHOP IRISH FRUIT CAKES: VARIED SIZES candies 78-all stores, were 1.S0·5.9S 1h0ff 4 LB. COLDEN GALAXY ENC LISH BISCUITS gourmet 108-except Oxn11rd1 waisJ.99 l.99 CATALINA ORjjON BO MINTS andies 78-all stores, were 3.00 l.39 HURRY FOR BEST SELECTIONS - t IUDCET STORES WOMEN'S FASH ONS MISSES' STRETCH PANTS,'10-18 sportswe-ar 600-wcre 6.99 COTTON CORDUROY JEANS, 10-18 sportswear 600-were 6.99 NYLON POLO SH IRTS, S-M-L SIZES sportiwear 800 -were 4.99-6.99 RIB KNIT TOPS, MANY CQLORS , sportswear 800-were 4.99 MISSES ' LONG DRESSES, 10· 1B dresses 610-\vere 12.99 ASSORTED MISSES' DRESSES, 10-18 dresses·a10-wer·e 9.99 WOMEN 'S LONG SKIRTS, 32-Jll- drP.sses816-were 7.99-10.99 WOMEN'S PANTS, 32-38 WAIST ~port~wear 816-were 6.99 WO/llEN'.S LONG DRESSES, 14i-1·24Yi ·· dresses816-were 1U.99 JR .1JEltSEY PRINT DRESSES, 5-15 j·r. scene 829-were 14.99 UNIOR LONG SKIRTS jr. scene 629-were9.99 FAKE FUR COATS, VARIED .8-18 coats 628-33.99-59.99 MISSES' PANTCOATS. 8-16 SIZES 4.gg 4.9' 3.!J!I l!J!I 10.99 6.99 4.99-7.99 5.'9 6.99 '·" 20'!. OFF coats 828-ivere 19.99-45 .99 :20'/• Off ONE-SIZE PANTYHOSE for S'-S'8'" hcsiery 807-\vere 1.79' 2/1.00 S9C pr. WHITE ACR¥LIC SHAWLS ' accessories 826-\vere 4.99 3,99 WALLETS, SMALL LEATHER ITEMS > accessories 826-were 2.50 2/3.00 SAVINGS ON HANDBAGS, MANY· handbags 827-were 4.99-5.99 FLEECE OR QUILT ROBES loungewear 81S-were6.99-10.99 ASSORTED SLEEPWEAR, S·M·L sleer;>wear 021..-....,qefe 4.99 3.'9 WOMEN'S BOOlS, VARIED STYLES shoes812-were 8.99-9.99 4.99-7.99 QUILT SKIRTS ASST. PRINTS 802-were 10.99 IUD<ETSTORESCHILDREN'S WEAR CHILDREN'S BOOTS, VARIED .shoes 813-exc. mont., earls., oxn. were 6.99 4.99 GIRLS' SWEATERS, l·6X, 7-15 ' girls1 824-were 3.99, 4.99 2.59,2.9' GIRLS' DRESSES, 3-6X, 7-14 r girls' 82~t:-Jl'.~<:Ji.~9 2.,, GIRi$' IQ>llT TOPS;3-6X, 7·14 girls'824-were2.19·2.S9. , . 1.59,.1.99 GIRL~:AcRYLfC PANTS, 3·6X, 1-i4 girls' 824-were 2.59, 2.99 1.591 1.99 BOYS' CLUB SHIRTS, 6-18 ' boys' 822-were 1.99 l /3.00 BOYS' SWEATER VA~UES, 6-18 boys' 822-were 3.99-7.'49 2/S.00 BOYS' NO-IRO N SPORT SHIRTS,,6-18 boys' 822-\vere 2.99--4.49 2/3.00 BOYS' FAMOUS MAKE JEANS boys' 822-were 5.99 1.99 BOYS' HOODED PARKAS, LINED boys' 822-were 12.99 9.99 TOT GIRLS' DRESSES, 2-4 children'' 808-were 2.99 1.99 JEWJLRY MUSIC BOXES chilaren's 808-were 2.99 1.99 JR . BOYS' SWEATERS, 3-7 clilldren's SOS-were 3.99·4.99 2.99 ____________ ....... f~8:\~ MEN'S WEAR MEN'S DESERT BOOTS, 7-12 shoes823"-exc. mont., earls., oxn. were 8.99 5.99 'CORDUROY SPORTCOATS, 36-44 men's S14-were 19.99 14.99 DOUBLE-KNIT PANTS, 30-38 men's817-were15.99 11.99 FAMED-MA~E FLARE JEANS men's 817-were 10 .00-11 .00 3.99 CARDIGAN, PULLOVER SWEATERS, S-XL men's 805-wert: 10.99 S.99 MEN 'S ACRYLIC STRETCH SOX .men's 806-were l /L9S 3/1.75 MEN 'S ROBE ASSORTMENT men's 806-were 5.99 3.99 :r~~HOME FURNISHINGS CHRISTMAS TABLECLOTHS linens 831-were 1.99·5.99 99'·2.99 PRINT VINYL TABLE CLOTHS linens 831-were 1.19-2.69 59t•1.29 COTTON TERRY KITCtiEN TOWEL S linens 831-were 591 29' AREA RUGS, 3x5' and 4x6' 811-exc. mont .. earls., oxn. If perf. 24.99 12.99 NYLON AREA RUGS, 6'-6x9' 811-.exc. mont., earls., oxn. lf perf. 49,99 29.99 ANTIQUESATIN DRAPES,48x84or9S" 818-exc. mont., earls., oxn. were 8.99 4.99 1111y .. :; o<lillfl 'll*ut plou,..., dl1to fwy; at~''""''• cool• "*'I 5*9321. • clOMd IM1y, ••lurdly, ohop ounday 10 to 6. MAVCO • LEGAL NOTICE IUHllO~ c~•T OP' TMI ... Men E ... '\" aTATS 0' tALll'OINIA "Oil TMI COUlrtf'I' 01' OIAHOI Ht. ,..,1 .. , 8 •, e "''" or ttl.Ulllll Ofll 'nlTICHI _ e' r• Vlct ... f'ltOtATI Of' W1LL ANI P'OI-r LlnlU nlTAMIJrttAllY -" !*It et L.oottH4 u.IT\.a, •bo ,. k~ .. L•DOHNA L.. CMTLt. o.c.... Army Private JoM D. ~ -. NOTICE II Hlfllt•Y GlVl!H 11111 TlmlJI, JO• of Mr ....... Mn. ~ ••.-.r 0, C.tlt+.i fllold 11trtl11 1 "'11-a ...... ~ If~" 1:1""" ~-t~ r( tlorl lot"'*" 11 will til4 tor i......... ti ~..,.;:·l •• m. pi; ., L•• ''"'AIM"'_.~ t'-..'tlt fftllitNr,. Drive· H B :a ch r ttl*9f1Ct ft wtllefl It il\iN lot f\lrl!IU ' I , Nrlk1111r1, 11111 """ 111t tll'IWI •fld •Ii<• tteently CQmpleted I 14-week i: of Mltrl11t1 fM 11rnt "'-• bfftl Mt for I ti •••• t ' J•nuarv 11, 1tn, 11 t:ao '·"'·• 111 '"-au omo ve re,..... courae I courttwl'll ot DtNrtmlflt No. J 1t ••o the Anny ordlrurnct Ce11ter ~ ctir.rrt. at 1IO Clv!c C~r Orlv1 Wttt, 111 and •·•··' 'berdeen -•v'•• " lllt City ot S.nlt AN, Cellfortllt, ~ " , ~•· .... '" CMIM O.Ctll'lbff tt. mt Ground Md W, I . St JOHN, ' ' .... clU!lf'f c1fft During the cour~. he w11 ~L.A.~ ,.l~":!~~"• ,. trained ln the maintenance 1-- r.:1 '=t =ft•• n1n and kedrep~1 o1f • w~:~ andand ; ""......, "" P•Ull~ ' trac '1'1Cluc e-tlllu- '"11b11111M1 O••ltf9 ca111 01111 1"11e1, acceS60rles powertraln unita o.c.m1Mr '" "· '1• 1'11 isu.n and chassb c'omponents. · ~ LEGAL NOTICE ' un• •ICTITtOUI IUSINltt • HAMI STATlMIHT n. lollo\lllPll .,_,,.,. II ff!N butlMU Ill . . , l"IAC•JEUL l/lfOl!:AVOUllS, 1tU lt1ndolflll A¥t-, Cllll M • 11 , Clljtw~nt21 ... ~: C~~ll:W'.Nf•iW::~·~~H\ Tlll1 blnliwu II IMint canMhd ~y t <M-tllon. Mwt1-r:F. brrve Viet 1"11tld11nl Tll\I 1t11ll'lilnt flltd .wlll'I lh1 Ceuntv C'9rll: Of Ortntt Cou111"1'. on 0.CirmtMr t. nn, bv llYtl'ly J. MMdctl(, o..v!Y coun-,., Cl ... k. l"tllll!•~ Or111M Cu•t o.il'J' "lat. o.t;m"" 11, 11. u.·1n1 mi J1111J1tv 1, 1tn , tul-n LEGAL N.CJTICE .. ,.,,. l"ICTITIOUI 'IUSINISI NAMI STATIM•HT ' bu~~ ... ':~~"'· "'"""' .• ,. ~"" MANU,ACTUl'.ING S 1 ll Vt t ES UNllMITl!D, I", O. IOJt ""'· IEV lnt, C111!arnl1 ttUol. 2'11 M1t11t1I lint, Colli Mts1. Cllltocvl& ""'· Vhtlt l.U l!!beur11, 21117 Ml-1 L•,,.; Cott• Ma11. C~llarnlt ~ JKk D. ICtMlay, 11510 sW11-, lllY•rlklf, CalU<11nlA '2501 ' - Tlll1 bul1"51 · 11 '-In• cor\dl,ltlltd b., 1 111rtlltr:lllp. Vlt•lil L. Elllourn TI!lt 1111.rr\MI fli.il "l'1fll Wit CGO.lnl"I' Ciotrll: of~~· c;-1¥• .,.. Dkirmllttr t, lm, bY ....... ,., J. ~. DIPlllY C6'.ln< l"I' C1trk. · , , l"llblllllfd Of•-c.i.t 0.UY 1"11111, --w n, IL U. l'n .,,,. J1nul'1' 1, 1m :1211-n • Airman !UcAard P. Bolao-: ~ noa, son o~ Mn. TaYlot . ff, Wagner of 1184 U P e e r Rimrock Canyon R.:o ad , Laguna Beach, J>!'• complefed • his Air Force bUl.:Jra~'t ; ! the Air Train!i:ig Com ...... .,•s ~ Lackland AFB, Te:r.' Re bas • been anigned to Sheppard : : AFB, Tex., ·for tralninl u a : I medical services apecll~ : ~ -'~ :t Airman Rick A. 1»o1, ton of • ~ Mr. and Mn. '1'homae J;', Dkln • • of 6631 Atexandrle, Huntt"*"'n :I I Beach, has• completed hls•Alr ; ' Force basic training iit the Air ~ Training Command's La~and ~ AFB, Tex. He !ml Wn :.·.1 assigned· to Sbepplfrd• AFB, Tex:, for training in the lre maint'enince field. , • ; ~ • • •• Secbnd Lieutenant Paul I>. ; : Qulbdj, -~·~o.f Mr. and. Mn. : A. Stele.rt, 1547 Morgan ROid. Clio, Mich., has been awarded his silver wings a\ ReUe Air Force Base, Tex., u. po n :· &raduatloo ftom pilot traln1ng. ~ Lieutenant Qulbeil Is being i l assigned to Forbes AFB, Kan., r LEGAL NOTICE where .ht( ~ill fly the C-130E ~ '----.,,..,=-----'-!' Hercules ca~~trooP., cip'ltr :: 1-.. 14..,, aircraft with a unit of t&e Tac:· ~ •1CT1T1ou1 1u11H111 tlcal Air Command. TAC p;o-". HAMI STATIMINT id bat It f I .. ,... to11-111i )ttl'Wf'li -• r• .dolPll v es com un s or a r. sup-,· llullMU au: .•. ' • ' J>O{l or U.S. ground force!. ,• l"INICllEE\C INV£STMENT COM• U .i..· t PANV.~ ,,,, ·wn1c11tr Dr1w, "-' His W, e ,. Eleanor., ls . ~m ~-·~1~11,c•U'.ar(!~ •• ,12'0 ToYllll L•nt. daughter of Major and Mrs1 C. : thw-1111ct1, c.nrcrn1~. G. Briner of 26311 Turquesa :• JDlln c..w.1°"' uu Llneoln L1n1, Circle, Mission Vlej'o. "· H..-IMIA l•ltll. Ctllfamlt Tiil! b\IJtntu 11 t191nt candl,IClltd bv • c;.ntr1I 1".,.tntrll'tl1 l"IMc-rHll lnvt:ll'"lnt Corri.1,.., 1'111111• N. LY911S TI!lt Hltemt~I 111M wlll'I tht Counl'I Cl"'k of Ol'•ntt• COl.lnl\I, 1111 0.Clll"blr 10, 1,n, "" •-rl'I J, Mlddu, Oait111'1 Coun- ty ci.r11. 1"11•11..... OtlllM" Col1I 0.llY l"llal. Otctmbilf 1)1-11, U,.1,11 &!NII J1nu11Y I, ltn • • -· -2"1·71 LEGAL NOTICE ..... l"ICTITIDUS IUSINllS HAMI ITATIMINT TM tallowln1 Mrton la dolnt bu1fr1111 ••: ll'OCO JO'S, IJ27 Hill A Y 1 . , w111mln1t1r l1rlMlr1 M. Olllnn, SllJ Middletofl Or .. Hun!ln111111 9Mcl'I ,,.... T~ll bus!MU II 119111• 'ondl,idtd ff I n lndl•lclu•I. l•rblJ• Quinn Tlll1 1t1!9(Mnt Iii.cl wlllt tllt COunty Cltfk fl/ Ort,,.t Cou~l't on: OK. 2. U7l. IY 11_.ty J. Mt4doXo. Oif41ty CounlY Cltrk. l"ubl!....... OrlnN C•tll 0.11~ l"llel, 0K11T1-toer 4, 11, ll. 25, 1171 JD0-11 ttGAL NO'l'ICli: , , ... , flCtfTIOUI IUS1Nlll HAMI ITATIMllNT TM loflowl,,. ptrJOll II dfl,,. bu•lfllU ... QUAD-A MOVING • HAULING, 150-H Obrtroi, &,irn ·c11'"•nt1, C•llforr+l1 run Ttl-Atnlc.• 1nc11rstor•ttd 1c1111wn11 CarPO!'tlJonl U0-11 ObllrOI, I I r+ c1tm,ntt, C•llllll'nl• mn Thll lllt11nM• 11 Mll'lf cll'lllud..S by • carPOr1tlon. Jolt~ D. 'utltr T~l1 1llltm1nl lllld with Ille Caunt"f' Cltrt ltf Ori• Gollnl'f ''" [)I(. 2, ltll. IY •1Y•rt1 J. M•dclOll, Dfl"ut"f" COl.ln!\I Cllflc. l"ublllMd O{lntt COltf Dally l"llal, Dl<....,IMr 4, 1r, ,,, 2s, 1t11 m t·'1 LEGAL NOTICE Airman John C. Morse, aon ~ of John . L. Morse of 81U ; Munster Drive, HunUn&ton : Beach, bas ~n graduated at ; Keesler Air Force Base, Wu., : from the space control and ~ warning syalenu 1pecl,allst f course, ,1 .~1 r Tile airman, who learfttd to ~ operate ~lectronic conllCilla \15' ~ ed in ·~· tracking all4 ton' trol syste'rri!:,"tS being assigned '°'Goorlt AFB,£alif., for d.,...: ..J ty with a unit of the Tactic•I Air Command which provides co111~wil(s f\ll' air aul'/'i'il of u.~. g'rOOnd forces. • ' Airman Morse is a graduate of Co.9ta Mesa High SchooL -~ ... it.- Marine Pvt. 1Klp R. ~rrl1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Morria of '103.rf Slater, Foun· taln . Vall~y, was gradulted from bP.1lc training at the Marine Corps Recrult,Depot In , San Diego. · ~ Navy Fireman Cbrbtoph'r >; L. Jud in, son of Mr. end Mrs. - James P. Judln of l~ Ter· • rapin Way, Newport , Beach, was graduatea· fron( basic training at the Naval Training · Center In San Diego. He Is a ~raduate. ot Corona de! Mar High Sc~l 1n Newport Beaoh. ~ Airman Joh~ M. ~~ld11 ~ son of Mr. and Mrs. J.91!!1 c: Reynolds of 6761 Oxrord ~ve, 1 Huntlngt:on Beach, h.\s: tom-" pleted tils basic training at the ~ Air Tl'alnfng Com ma n'd 's Lackland AFB, Teic. Hit' haf .t been assigned to. Sheppard ' AFB, Tex., for training in the "' transport~tlon field: , ' Marine Lance c·o r po r •I l Charle• A. Ashbur11 husban4 of the former Miu Barbara J. • Wbqlor o~ ~L 91mb_!id1• - Ave., Wqlmln!ter, haa com-• pl,ted sp«:ial Amphibious Ian-: ding e:rerclses on the northern :: coast of the Hawallan •Ialand. :. of Oahu. : Slft,000 TAX SHELTER -197l MtM!tMIWet l•l .. lllt ~m.typt Hltll T"'"""'1 1""."(l!Kl l'w C1r1111ftttf' Llltwre Mtr'ltt. ~ ' • ·~ _.'lll·•q• Moa1 •19u1aa• • AL .. Ito'/. DIOUCTllLI llJ (714) 141·1671 "' ,.L---~.;;;.;.;;;-----F--.. • . I ! I ' I I { I I ' f 11. ~~y~ PILOT " 0 r. ' ' r. \ II ... ·~ b "' ··~ ., "' . ,,. "' " • ---r --.-- "'l'GOT'A MiW 1.fMH WMICM J "I.Tl;~ Hf~UR 'M!llCM l CWT ~EE, A IJOllE W<llCI ! IW>lbwtOUTOIPf!" NC Blaeks Win Bias ·~ . -~ ' . Settlement ' ' ' GREENSBORo,,r,u::, (AP) -The Lorillard Col]>,, tobac- co fll'Dl. IQd a 1,Qiion-~ve . t.='/f. \"f~~i~~. ,1. whor,<haraed <lhat,,,...,Uacts betuN'an ..:tiM.J.t!o~ and Wlion c<Wh!ined .discrlm.ioatory ,: promotion practkes. . : Eight black employes of . Lorillard. .cbor1e1U14~ class . action suit. filed in 1965, that • the company and the Tobacco · Workers International Union entered into labor contracts . since 1959 which discriminated against them by dividing_ i<>b' at the compa_~~; 1IUr-niDe · · departments, :'F'ting t he, 1k. rights of tram!.,-and aaign-, '!ng senioricy .. ,. ~ ' tal basis. ;~ . ' .;; : U.S. Dialrict Coor! Jodge • ,1 '. Eug ... Gordon signed the out-,_ of-<Ollrt -• dlred!ng ' • . the defendants tO m a k e .J · payments ~from 1562 to ' •· $1,585 after tam 1o each o( ~~ -t · 316 employes -and' ~ ,'!:' l '' ' emp1oyes of Lorillard'. It was not disclosed bow much would be paid by the company and hoW inuch by the union.· - Gordon wrote t\u!t the court round '1be , pro~ set- tlement . , • fail aDd --· The ei&bl wed OD bel1a!f of tben-1ves and o t b er 1 simllarly situated. ,Jti~== 'iv de\ili!>D by Gordon In Mardi ·1 I 1"19! tn favar"•OIJ the blacb.' •. c..--,ol II\!! time the ~~cy·~'-' ~ a~~·o ·);r. poi'tiJDities: for blacks prior to 19112.' ~ ordered Lorillard to 1~ , / < abolish the system and adopt , a "pliritlride" seniority plan. And he1ordered a guarantee agaioSf waie "'its ~ a result • • _ ol a transler ind directed that back payment of wagea be made to the plalntill~ , Deputy .. 'Chanoes' 0 2 Weeks NOVATO (AP) -All year. says Deputy Sheriff Ted Hligbes, bO. j>atmts residential n e i c h hOrtiooih dispensing smiles to adults and lollipops to chlliiren. He estimates be gives away ao;ooo. Jolllpopa a year. Then two Weeks before Christnias, the 49-year aid deputy puts on a red suit and whiskers over· his uniform, says Merry piristmas to the adults and passes out candy canes to the kids. "I fetil"'the same way and try to do t.be same tbing year," .says Hughes, "but the only tin(e it ts really accepted iJ when they see me.ln the mt suit" Marin Cl>unty -· ol!i-ciall CGUld not be -for comment, but Hughes said there tlave been no complaints from bis superior! as far as he knows. "I've had their blessings In the past," he said. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE • MATTRESSES • MATTRISSIS IOA11 MOMD TIAILllS "8fplc; .... C....._M...,..C.. ........ ,." .... Ullerly 8-1303 • UPHOLSTERY · • llSi~· . ' .. Uberty M781 1* ••PO«r .... -· ' I ; i'. f • Grade>No.i 1 . • ; ·~ · tA'RE~ROOT ~,ROSES· . ,;;t«r;or'Old's_tock~ua;antef;d To Growl" ~" ·~f'in~~q~lifY,~alifori1iQ fitld grO:#n ·c ..• .• roses .. (' ·• . . , ~1, ... 1 . ~ ~ l. •·GiacU'Mo. f· - . ' tin~it's ""-'selection •. " ..;-it1"'r'!' r.:·~ ~ 1 · •. vC..11r,dtOic:e;.; &ushcind .,.:,,'I',,. ·' ' .. < d""""' iyp.s. . • WOtCh sprinQ bloom Out all over • ?-iG•·~~tvi:N·~i6~· u.:;;,."f.t • r ~ ~ .. f lip ' ' ...... _. ,_;; .,~~SJf.~.c~~ >~ 'T~ Size Jo Meet Air Your Needsl" • A super~sized trash stasher-heavy-duty; to foll even t~e r0 ughest9 uy in t~e SanitOti<?n d,pt •• • Tapered SideS and raised ~ bottoms for extra long life. • 30 gallon can wiiH lo'ck- ljght top • .7-.!i ·o :11' ~~ ----·-,t ctr)!_.,, ~J.9- ·$3.99 ·1. • ' • 1".l !; . .,:i•.;' ii~ -· 1•01 ... ... t '/ "" . Year End \ . , · ~ .. :IAJ.TERY . SALE!· ~·'· \" ~ "Jlilr•*P All Tho .. Chrl1tma1 Toys Runnll!gl" ,:~ Tb._e f)~ost wanted sizes. ol!ijng·lile--top quali)Y. batteries. D Cell ... CCell ... -12. C- tronslstor. , ·' ' I : • ..... • ,. _\·1-; r • " , , -: ... -;-··1r1_·:., ''''Sh ;,.,.i,,:~ ..... op 'l~I:) ~~ff-TERIOR PIYWOO.D~ ' ''A D.oor 8u1tf11' Speclall'' . , f~,~t set.·up boord•fpr ti}~• Ch~~~g~troin' · & 'raCe:cor · - sets. •411.x S lt. 1sheetS,ore ' weatherproof so they're great for alrout_side build- ing projects. ' ' • Just the thing ,for wall siding, 'enclosing patios. REI'. $4.99 ' . .,$299 SA Vt ~2 .oo f~, \ ' .. .. . .... '.\ . ~ .. ~ 'j; ' ' • ' I . ' . ==y~~t~t~''< .. llOM AU:,Of tll Ar~ ...... Oolrl , .HAL , " . \ ·, \, ·~ . ' . ' -Pata · All!· '". •' ~"t:,;+ ,-;. ''*("';-=~-· • .. • " I, • ... • "The Chance of A Lifetime To St~lc Up for NexfYee1rf" l • ' ' " «''1. *GIFtt.U, ' -& •• ..,.s, ! > . ,.. ' ... ~ '' "-> *'.i CARDS and f., ' TAGS · *TREE· TRl.M .. · . & DECORATIONS * "''··; MMT,MM'f OTHIRS!, ,.,_ HU.RRY ••• HUIRY. ~. !'low.'• th• time t• sove on ·rnm• A· tree Items! Stock up ,(or next . year ~ you'll never oglilri flild savlngi like thisl · · " · ALL ITEMS LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND! FIRST COME.,. FIRST SERVED! ') ' ' . 'HUR8J! ... ' ' . SAYE · NOW! f ~ l"•tmcntor ' .~ Sf' Bllff;H GRINDER I .• , .. ' r 1 ••Oofl:grindirtg;polishing'& honing. ... . r' ' • Wilh·•Y• 1h"itlds, 2 wh.els, adjustable toOI r'tiJS. tim. $18.95 "$[4~5 .l!'·:x 12'" . PHii SHELVING .,.. ...... ~ ' ~ .. ' .. 4h ..... 49< . · .. ·sh ..... 59c··; 6ft •• i .. 77c··· Sh •. , .. 96c 10 h. '.$1.19 12"x12" SHAG .WPE1 TILES • Self adhesM-.a1y JO Install. • Easy (Cl,. · 'nylon · fib.rs i" 12 col· .... ... uo .... ·49~. - • ' Comp~Klt " COLOR' TY .ANRNNA ' • Alltenftq,~most, lead-in wire, hardwof• & jnstrwctions - 49" boom ltngt~. uc: ~·'.'~"·' ~1'2~ ., ' ~. • Flb•rtkr,•1 ,FURNA(E FILTERS , .. · · -·--· Any. ofl.thM1' tiZtl: + • lO'~ ,....... 14".dO'' . 16"1l221,4~ • 12-xM" 30''-20'' lt"_dSH ,...,.., 1~1" . _lto~1•9t · ' .... ·yo.,'r Ch01ce: .37~. ' ' . " -PJGBO.RD HANGERS ''Jo H91p Y',v or.-bol'' • For conWnltnt ttorage of tools, ·• · pots & paM,'<llonlng utensilt, .,.. • PJOYid.t o ~ • Ploct for . .,~ing, I ~dozen , . . ' FIRESCRIEM _CLOSE.;OUJ! . "43 'Only Ecitr Mount . ' HOODED SCR£EN _ • Satin b1otk top .. bor witti brass . hood. . REG. $1000 . $>2.99 ' ' ' . . • 12 Only 3·,PI«•~ • 'PQLISHED BRASS • Btock·mesh curtain -brirss from•. ' • Poker & brvsh hdng from top of frame. REG,'· $1400 $21.95 • t6 Only 7 Pc .. Antique 8RASS ENSEMBLE • I • l>tntique brats 'tram• with ' ' . 111otching.aftdhoM' & .. pc, tool••'·· • 31 Inches wide x 31 inchn high'. -~·· $3500 1 1'50172 \ . ' '( By Phil lnttrlandl ,. --~··,.--~ -- • ' ' ' .. • • • DAIL V 'U;Ot j 3 " I Ge~i~i: You . Cleai: iC·omm 1:1nicatio~,· .~ap • f ' • , .. • ,. SUNOA y • · evtn make · "'",..._ II Social -can I.W · lo II): Ile fllduoiJ 1-t 1'blmlf pldun. "l')lof. ...,, ylalll and finprtl~ 1 Y• litif ralllll' c:oWd1ettobetoo....Sof'' mattrlll·galn. Know thit -Id Qtben1 Be dlrtct In ap-lhort Journer ..,4Dd your thanlollo1ir.Your~caa DECEMIE~ ~6 1ood ••. -· "'· 1u111111n don't -up ·op~,· proodl to famlly dill•..._. •nerlY II IHed. ~ .... lJ ~,r.:. q::t.~ '1 1toM:T Olt!AW -of'hwnor. <-J f 1 ·Relltlonlhlps MW are i.. In fl'lllk, you 1a1n. Otba'wlle, proper ptdlc. Doiii'ftry to be ~'i', -incl hip- When celebralln( ~~ys, CANCER (June 21.ju1i ni· lemll\i!d. 'l!i'ete IJ •vol')'-)lltle~matoly 1.r~u1t ... ovary pia, 1t ooce. Be dfte" as e~ bun1ea 11 be mre to have Leo pr nt. .. In nd _ • .' lhll II i.u,ty -'~""* ::::= liow onalytloal.Jte1d and write. Jftted. •, .:. A~ on •• v 1 a ~ -.... ' .JMYa, ........,. • •' Natlv'OI of ~'z<ldlacalalgn' Ing, Social actlvlly:t • ._...,.. ••· '. ~ ''rl'<i<n • .....,.... . ••1\-•1,,ir TOIMY IS YOUR T•""~~"l".J.,I:'-• ~1:~1f:u:ke almost any celefates. Family mem acoarro ~· 23-Nov. ~ : · • ,..BIRTHD_,,¥~ are direct, a =~1!£•M,m'r~"J.'~ ......_. at.e involved. Strive to • Accint"' on niarrt..a&e. L."Clb-PIJCES (Feb. l•Marcll JO): -m.tural a~ve, trutbfui and 11; eti'r.'' ,Cl~~~ '"':MT o .. ,~v talndolnesttc tranquillity. tra~ j.pi flr'OCedUres -Relatlves .. N')' much ID an indlvidutl to your r~0;1 .. -y ... ,~.' 1rt .. rM •· ARIES (March 21-AprU 10): Milke concessions. Beautily public relaUons. Fresh view- Money, factors apl to flaure surroundings. Pay -pllmenl point ahould be advoct~. Get prominently , Gu.ard wheredue. rid of outmoded CQOCOPU, Mc· Inti're Op,,em Legal Uni·t. possessions. Show apprec11hon · Older lndlvktual has your best to one whc>' thought aboul wbat LEO (July ,23-Aug. 21): Ac· Interests it bear!. ~u needed -and obtained It.\ ceat'" A"ln&a to achievement, , • , • Oieer t<laUve wbo recenll)'. fuifUiment of goal. Auoclala SAGmARM (Nov. 23-• • was 1eparated from loved one. now with prof e 11 lo n a I Dec. 21): Sped.al .servica are WASIUNOTON {UPI) -Dr. Unkm ls doinl for the liberal said. "It will inltiate ~ · -~~5 And relax. aupedora. Don1 .,... IU'OUnd fealw.d. Remember. to tx· Carl Mclllllrt, pruldent of lbe and c.111111un1s;:>-upa." plaints, a1ainJt radio a)! d . .,,,,.. """"!°'~ ' witb Mr. in-Between. Means ptt>S appreciation to --, • r , · . tel .• ~.1 !ati•••q ;. tbe . "'~ii TAURUS .(April ~,II); skip over middleman. Go wbo bave been dependablt, lil1-llonal Cool.,..nc< of lllJlnt mee will be held ' e;-• ·,,... ~ Ir • • · • .. . ·.• ~, Lunar cycJ< ,;. ilftSi In-dliectly to llOW'Cl!. Joyal. Be moderate 1 n · Cliakbes .. bU announced tM •Feb'.'>1-~ it Ctpe canaveral, abuae of tbe 11&<alled fairness C ICkit-F•-~Mo 19'.1. W..W............ d nd iginal • \ • · epe henceRef orto lollap-VIRGO (Aug 23-Se•l 2I), 'tbratinl. Gt( adillonal r~. cre~Uon of, ~.~al !"lanlu· Fla., be'~· doctrine, .and wherever tbe • .._ all.'" proac:-t:'· ow · r:· • ... tlon to represent MClntirt \told' news con-~~Churchof~en~rs •_,,O!l~fn .. ·, , '.' Cl)>Wd. )mi . set )'O!Jl'..owp,;Goc!!l•Jttnar aaeect no'! !'"11>" RIOOR (Dec. :!Wan. • U' and Cbrl!U fl Id ~ h ·' -"°( "" · • rur.ce. Dance '" ~.J......, tune. MnM. _with ,"._' mey1, Vlllt.11\ el,·. 19): ~ea and t be Ir ~a ve aq fe,rence that lhe.~'1 fll'st e arass ~ .\ ·: A ,. • r~ ·Trtisi your q,fu-rrt, You .Wriinces.'r.;filch ·~ l1n pleuurtt· u.e featured pro-in~:e:!rd"u)t operation will be =na'?'~p~~ ~~: :;r~:=~· ':: kA~~~ • . , • • .. -iare able to obstrve a'.itd wtn. ~ • &velOpinC' ~ of life. mtnenUy. SOclaIUe. Give full kr!Own as the AmeHcan Chris-aUtutional amipiment j to acUon." .• 1 S , ~ v. L : w .t ld ,. ' . ' ~ You',m atrongor_.v ... • ... ~IY' to ..... ttve endeavors. tlan Action Council (ACAC), -~nhll 'pr•yer • and Bible-. ' . . ~ •. , .• ou ~e--.·uown com-.,..~,greater;lnsigbti. , ·trivel,varietyd.experie(lcq.. e ....._ ,.wUUll5--...... ~ ·pr·uce . ·p trw W' or . v"EMINlb -~Ma~ 21,.June •JO)': ,;.!op!• .. tbei"U:-.-:' you laf'l ~""""'di .. for~ which wW "do In Ie•al actIOn . ...,~-In No'"·~boois. .wr•~s ·I ,IL-e· : . , -· munlcatioll ba.f!'ler. -Peopl& .... ~, .• ·Ofvelop idtM.~Get 16tng, ~11 the mnservaUve and "It .will both lnltiate and : .-., L A · TL'-L • wbo f!l"Vlously were shy, IJBRA (Sept. 23'-0cl 21): • "lll'lftlln groupa what lbe 'provld. legal COl(lltl and sup-To Ask' &•-..-.y t !~-i IWS~ ' ocatlQ_1J$ .. 1 backward no~ :~~:.talk, ·.~tudy ln:eolm••i. .~tentW. AQUARIUS . (Jan. IM'eb, AmUlcan Civil LI b. rt I e 1 portwbere n'7," Mcintire ' ' ,....~ Orange QcWt reildentsiwbo ·,month , fl'Ol}l 7:30) •. m. to ·• r-r' .., '\ .-, : want to ~ whit Jhey. ""' p.m. Tbe center l'ill be open • ' do to belp In 111e: c!c:Ology 1ro111Janua,.,, to lil•Y· • :. ~ ~ ¥ I l ' mo~e~ no,w have a vanety · ' ~.. nl-~ h Seal B i; ~ .. · • -~~~~ '\ of recyclq centeri they can ~c • -~ .. .. ~ •. ,. lake their !rash to. ' Shopping Center, J2lb Street '' Glass, aJuminum and and Pacific Coast Highway. newspapers are all reusable Glass; a 1 u m l n u m and and in Orange County there newspapers accepted 24 hours are several places where these da items are bough; for reuse as a Y· . . well as locations where dona-Surfside, HUnter's Texaco Uona of uaeful re.fuse are ac-Station. 16292 Pacific Coast "g\"1· d be fne f 11 Highway, (213) 5 9 2 · 9 18 I. pape~laa:: and meta.lo li~ Established by resid~nta of and should be sorted ac-Sunset Beach and Surfside, the mrding to color. Newspapers center accepts glass and should be bundled -no other aluminum in bins behind the kinds of paper are acceptable. staUon 24 hours a day. Aluminum cans are the on1y Westminster has three loca- k.lnd taken for recycling. They lions where glass a n d are the kind with rounded bot· aluminum are accepted. The toms and no seams. cans must be crushed, but Hen'• a list ot recycling they will also accept other centers for the coastal area. bousehol~ aluminum such as · · pie ~ pl~tes and foil. '·No ' AWMIN'UPll newapapets ·ate accepted. Riytlle Distrtbufuls, · ,16471 Tile Centers are localed al Del Amo Ave:• Tu s tJ~ n , the ARCO . .eryice station, m-4.550. They WW. a crept·~ n o r t h e a; t ' comer of 10 • Brookhurst 8*rtiet"lnd McFad- den < service i.Is0mer of ~Trask to be cruabed , Av !~~on 78 · . servlco' atallon; ~ cor- Cllff 1Cle~r 11 ~ge , ner Gt' WestmiDStef~Venue lbe 'recylcl1nc· opet:aliOll. and nd w· .n ". "I will be~ ... clubs aqf ·'1chooJs ;4 tr;, .. ~°" ":'9ne.-':" are open organize !lR aluminum .can ..... 4: ~· :1 ,. drive ror,.fund rai!ina.1·1 •• • • .~UJJU~ll~. Be~_?:".!f.1 v. e H and t Distributors," 3405· Points Sb6p~·~"'"''·Mam Artesia Blvd., Buena ·Park, str~t at ~Jlii ~vi:nu~ .• ~pndl· 621-6972. They take all IUnds Of · ed newspapets, a I u m I <11 u m household aluminum such ns C.!lns and gl~s are all ac- cans, p}e plates and foil. cep!ed. The b1;'15 are located Material Is accepted .Monday ~°!' G~agt s department through Friday a l.J!) In 5, -· St:Oref 'for f•r P,lformatlon, I • • ~ c'&ll' 535-6201 r ,J, J ~ p.m. ~ '} ' GLASS Kerr Glass, 1221 E. St: Andrews Place, Santa An!, 557-3700. Collection days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9 a.m. le 2 p.m. PAPER Oriq:e C6unty W ·a 1 t~e Paper, Inc. or Men-Cal, 1003 ·•·4th St., Santa Ai.a~ 54°7·7969. They pay fl a ton for bundled n;ewspapers. Their hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday ttirough Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. DONATIONS , Orange Coast College, Cam· pw: Si:llis Center, 2 7 0 1 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, IS4-5812. students will accept donaUons of glass, newspapers and aluminum M o n d a y Urough Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 ' p.m. UC!, Parking lol a, behind lite engineering b u I I d I n I . Spoll!Ol'ed by Ecology· Action, students will accept donations ol ~ newspaper.. a n d ~umlmtm on tbt fitat and tbird. Wedneaday of, '1ch .Fou•n.ta.1-n1 Vi:lley , Tbp~n's Texaco service station; Brookburst Street and Talbert· Avenue:---Glaaai,'and alllllli1'Un on1y .. 9pe1UU1ours a day. For fur tl}.eJ in- formation, call 962-2U4, ext. 21l5. Costa Mesa has two Joca· tions. Jim Tice Chevron, Del Mar AVenue arid Newport Boulevard, and 2186 Harbor Blvd., opposite the·11 Cal-Va Daiey. Glass and al&mlnum are accepted at both locations and newspapers will qe taken at the Harbor Boulevard center. Both are open 24 hours a. day. •• NeWPOrl Beach Is lli:heduled to open two centers in January. One. will be ilocated in Westcliff Plaza behind Beal's funUlure •nd the se- cond' will be located ' in Eastbluff Shopping Ge n t e r behind the bakery. Both will accept glass and alu.minum only. Richard's Udo Market, 3433 Via Lido, Newport S.h, 673-: 6360. Bundled newspapers can be left in bins in the east park· ing lot. No glass or aluminum. LEASE or BUY • • • _ ... _ 1t7J co~NIMTAL 01 MUCUIY - TM• ,,_ •ldt "9rn "" arn111ttt llllt tf ... vttflll 111W LI-Ill ., MW'(Wyt ti ,..,. rMke. W1 •n ••II ti tf'IW rw -fllll ""'llllMlllCI IN .. .....,.rn tllllN M ~ ,.,..,.1 -· FREE BOOKLET . • ._. 111 ltM _,..._ .. ,..1.,. _ ,,... """'-...'",......,..I : ..... ....,. .............. M MlllfMllllL I ' . ' ! NAMI ................... , , ......... · ............ '""" ......... ........... : • • : AODllllU ....................... , .......................................... ! 'Crrt ...... , ........................................ HOlrtl .................. : , ··--··-··-···· ··-·-· ............................ ........: •••• --.. ......... ...J ' SANTA·:ANA • ' AND AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE -REDUCTION'.S OF 1/3 -1/2 .. ' SHOP THIS SUNDAY IlAM-6 PM, MONDAY 9:30 A.M~ to 9:30 P.M. • $46 Polyestershirtdress by Fred Rothschild with palka dot scarf, size 8 to 16 ............ 33.90 ·Excellentvalµes in maternity wear.Nowl/3to1 M SHERWYN KNITS, COAT~AND ~UITS, . $42 3 pc. polyester knit ~uit ...• , • , .•..•... 29.90 Famous.maker polyester dressti •... , ••• , .• , 27 .99 SHERWYN DRESSES $40 to $60 long dresses ••••••.. red.weed 1)3 ' ' ' SHERWYN SPORTSWEAR . • Famous maker pant and tops , •••.• ': ....••• 9.99 $34 Pantsuits . , . , .........•. , ......... 14.99 TOWN & tRA VEL DRESSES Assf.'dre sses ... : ...... , •.... reduced 1/3 to 1/2 ' JOWN &TRAVEL ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR S24 Fully lined wool pants, size 8 to·T! .••.. 15.9 16Ribhedtunlenecks ..... ". Nowl0.99 TOWN AND TRAVEL.KNIT • 86 to $90 Famous make knit resses .. 47.90 $46 to $56 lmporred skirts , .. ., .......... 29.99 FASl;/ION AC(:ESSORIES ' -I $4 to S 17 SilK pril'lt scraves •• , , ••.... reduced 1 /3 FASHION JEWELRY Lockets ..•...... , ••• , •••• , , , • , .. ~uced 1/J FINE JEWELRY 1/"4ct to let loose diamonds ........ rt'duc~ 20t;fi HANDBAGS Assorted ha~db.lgs •........ , . rtduced 1/3to1/2 HOSIERY SJ.SO to $20 Famous maker bodywear and leg fa•h· ions : ..•....•.•• , •• , ,, , ••••••• 1.99to11.H MILLINERY $10 to $30 Hat sale ....... s.oo, 10.00•od 15.00. • WOMEN'S.AND SHtRWYN SHOES l Fashion S~oes ......... ~uad 1/J to 1/i J S26.00 to SJ'J.00 Amlfi sand~ls arid softiest4.99 to 22.99 Satin shirt, fabl}lou~ colors . . . . . . . . . . . 9.99 Asst. maxi skirts, .......... , . 15.99-16.99 COLLEGIENNE SHOES · " ' $15-$26Collegienne shoes •••. , , , •• reduced 1/2 $32Su<dekneehighbool5 ..... ,,, ....... 24.99 BABY & TODDLER SHOP 8 by'!lrelch suits,.s.m.I. , •... ~ .••••..... , . 2.99 . . . -.fam.ous.makertodCUerplayclo hes ...... 99c BOYS' 3 TO 7 SHOP $11 to $17 BoY's car coats 3-7 . , •. , • 7,39to11,39 IRLS' 3 to 6x SHOP 'WhileStagT<d~y.Be1•~U ' -fX ... 16.99 > not all sizes an cP1or~ 7"f14, ••.• , . .. • . l9.99 BOYS'SHOP .. $4.SO and $5 Flannel pa jamas ••. , , 3.39 or 2/6.SO CHILDREN 'S LINGERIE & ACCESSORIES $5 & $6 Sleepwe.ar , ...... " .... , 3.29 •nd 3.99 YOUNG Jl.JNIORS, PRE· TEENS $20 Teen car coats .••..•. , .•••. , , , ••• 1. 14:.99 Jr.pan3-................................ 6.99 Teen .sportswear ••.• , .. , Jr, sportswear .• ,., • , , , , • r<dua<I 1/lto 1/2 reducid 1/3.to 01/2 ' ' ' Specia 'y priced Drexel's famous "Ve ero" collecliQfl. Bedroom, dinin and li vin room. $79 Opeli bookcase ..... , , .•.....• 64.00 $94 Record cabinet · •. , • , .• , , • : , ••• '79.00 $99 Desk unit ... , . , .•..•••••...• 84.00 109 Server with dra\vers : .......... 94.00 Bu oc 's Wn custom upholstered sofa •...• S369Qua1ro' 80" sofa with pillow.back 299.00 S41\9 Leather.li ke polyurethane tf02"11ofa ~99.00 . ' 9 Dow athersofa 1oov. . ... 49' BATH & CLOSET SHOP , ~4.ltr ular baill towels, asst. colors .... ". .... 1.99 Close out on first quality towel.s •......•... S68ath .•••......•..••••••• , .•• ,_ 2.49 $3 Hand 1 ,,, •.••.. , • , •• , , ••• , • , • 1.29 Sl .TOWastl-': .•. , .• , .... ·····~·· ..... 49c , •. . . ' • • ' . '·- •. I I I I I . . . . . DAILY 'llOT Saturdu, Dtwnlltf 2', tm ·1~!,tl•ft I \ , I • ' -4 ' ~ . amas -~ .. -~ -. ;. . ly VERNON SCOTT Hollywood. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -On · ,lldll Chrlstnw day oae might J~~ect Oil the curioua '. of 'tolerance in For a cocgrq1U011 ol odd- balil, megalomaniacs tnd acoundrels. the entertainment community -with Its capital, In Hollywood -Is un- commonly ~ ol the ChriatM4S ap~lt the year arow)d. . l'erbapo I\ oounda ~culOUI In v;.,. or the nau,. ncuw- 1)' abatterlna all · of the 10 Commandments tnd a !ew others unenvfsiohed by the an- cients. ' ....,. But the world ol motion plo- tures and television, by and large, enjoys a virtue not eui-~ ly delettable In <>lbtr parla ol the pltnet: An allmlce ol bigotry' and dlacriminltioa among religious grQUps. .Gentile, Je"'°, MOsl•m, !Jo~: fur.,r~ "* f: J Annilq.~M~sage • . •. -!· • q ' rf•· • • i l . . . ' ' atheist · all wort · and fight together with seldom a thought to religious faiths, or • Jack. or them. The~e 'ts no perv ading, 1 frustraUon among minority • . . A Co ~KATOO WHO PLAYS r•::1 :::imost 1transgr<Won ~ ~ to · call attention to the BASKETB~LL ? phenomenon. S Christmas and the Hebrew • ' ' · ' , '-11 1 , w .. ks. The blue lights o! imnt u they are -pro, . -' ctjllJT~/l'l ' .. ID l!M!O~UIO year Ann lip~ Jlei•n•wrlUnc this COIUDUI, she ~~ I •peClll -y tor Chrijtniu Dal' Readir respo~wu pxtreinely hjgh 11Mhbe has reprinted"'the•col14111n-annually, 'l"llh topical modi· lications. Tpis js,AJin's Chrlslnils message for 19'1: ,Today la Chritt,.... All about us, ,We heir !tlk of wttb eyea like hypodermic peace on EJrth. good will oeedleti:. Some fW' e* are toward mefl. Yet llPe .~w. to heastoward aoclal decay our aorrow, itberrll no J!.•ce, -·go · the way of the and in ·the ~.,91 many Romans nd the B1byionJin1. ~ there ill not e!IOl!P good Others applaud the new ' . ARNO., LD THE 1·G }FR·o" . M.~_.,V.,--, ~~~~tio~t~1 ~~·r.":: :~ relig!OOJ faith.,. 0 llOl>a· :,: , • -,.',' • • 1 '·I" RiENAC ES''? Chanukkah and the star ol fwlonally. · • will. morality and dance .. on the The mood 'O( ~lb e-r~ i ca grave of "phony pufltanIJZP." vacillates between fear am-a · They .herald the sei: revolution childlike ·hope tbat somebow u 1ymptom1Uc of a ~g everyt.hlr:tc will , tum 09t all aociety which will ""°'1rlge righ~ Yel we m:e ujitigh~ am<· maUylty tnd promote bitter ious, frightened, ~-of war, menti! •health. But will it? .. !~. t ,., .. • • :,· t ' .. ,. .. DavJd illuminate the night Earlier this week, for u:im. , , be!Ule the red and '1gteen ~ ple, Darren McGevln pve a : r • , ."\ , ,. decorations of Christmas. corilbination , Qi.rjstmas-blrth- yes ''II th" nd ,.,·o-a+UKIDS ........,,, On sound stages the artists \ day party for a !r!end.1Tbe ~ a IS a I.. .. \ ·-·~ ~lcra1Wntn work together guests were a·eross,teetion of in the to•y .warm mall of Hiantiftg...,._;~ter ~~~~~:"'!:~·.lh;:=~:C:,~_~1"" Sunday, Dec.; 26 tfiru Sun. Jan. 2 '::"" the 'Al~ Fun · ~~ ~f!!t any .. t you may ::w"'b:f:~:· ;.,:0~~ puzzled by our yowig tnd torn Members• ol the 'No w by conflicting emotions. • Qeneration art ·aeBrchiM for '.... ' lo. ~,.. .: ~ t ;f' Bird show will pel'fOrm 6 shows -dally .1 p' .in.·2 -'P. ·-· .. -:t -n.m.· 'find a Catholic stai:. •. Protes-lighthearted bsnter.·. . , • 1 ft , .-,_!ry.\ ~ r"' I.Mt director, a Jewbh .pro-Late 1n the everung there our youth insists that '4rtJgs 'to "expand their nlfnd.s" civilization is out o( joint. "hen ~ reality they have They resent having to live in a merely opt~ to anesthetize d1ngeroua and. untidy . world themselves q;4lruit the pain of they never made. But what 111'<'Wing up and accepting ~· .. :.. r . . 4 p.m.•7 p.m.-.;p.m..;(exe~t ·no ... ninCJ due<r -or the ombiother -::•Y , were w~hes for a happy holi· ·~ ~ r.:... , ,; .•.fl .. W. • ~ ll'--.i:.!3.~ around, or any c nawon. day season _ not 8 merry . shdWs ~t~·& ·Sun.), _,..lmisijetn· .s5-.;11Q111S-The~nandwo"!enwt1o.pro-ChristmasorahappyChanu1c-generation ever rbade the •'f: responsibility. . •• l~: .•. !>: '· }'\.·"J . ' : • -' · , "'ft 1 ~ ~ ' 1 ' ~ · • A ' 'I · ho' 7 , vide me bu1k of the nation'!! kah. It would never occur to brin9thechilclrenand ear a macaw answer .. ~ . .,e te ep ne. entertainment are even anyofthetwodozengueststo ' 'J 5 I • beyond the jocular state of make the distinction. world it had to live in? • Yet, we cannot deny that Despite "progress" of which many of ·th!ilr icomplainb are we boast, what progress ·have rvalid and much of what they we made? Is it prog'ress when are railing· against 11, indeed, citizens of . small towns, say . despicable ~d n~s to be nothing of big cities, are ·changed. This n~ ne~ afraid to walk ~tbln blocks of tlesome ques\)ons for which their own homes after dark! there art no easy 8111WetS, And mother yqu can shop an. a e Bar9a1ns. co.ucious 'a w a r • n e • ' or Inasmuch as Hollywood ~ • ... , rehg1ous difference.. community overwhelmingly • .. , ... .. • -... •· ~ere was a time when Chrlstlan in numbers, Jt is to Huntin9ton Center at leach .an~ ;E'din9er . ·and Je"'.ISh performers chtnged its credit on this solemn and San ~• F · ~r names to overcome preJ~ joyful holiday that in at least .. Is it progress to spend billions Every day, ~acb of w must to put a man on the moon, ma~e a ser1-;s of small where no man lives, while in dec1slo~, deci:iI~ th ~ t our country 10 milUon people det~nnll'lf: the dll'ect1pri 1n are inadequately fed and 20 whic~ our .lives will move. No million live in hovels and one, 1rrupective of bow wist, PRO·FOOTBALL GAMES Amir. Conf. Div'L Pkyoff IMt't. Cont. Div'l. Pb Yo If " Alnff, Conf. Div'J, Pleyoff Hat·1. Cont. Div'l. Ph1yoff Jin. 2 Amer. Ccinf, Chu!~nship . , ~ • _£M~f. t:t~'f~nship 1en.11 -·sup;r BiMr COLLEGE BOWL GAMES Dec. 21 T1ngerlne Bowl D.ec. 30 Peeeh Bowl b1e. 31 G1tor Bowl Atlro Blue BenMt Bowl Elrt•Wat5hrlne Jin. 1 su111r Bowl Cotton Bowl 11 o•e Bowl Orange eowl Jan.I Hui• Bowl 6 SPECTACULAR PARADES New Ynr"• Dey P•rad• Tourn•mentofRe.-Per1de lu111r aowl Pertd• eotton l owl Per1de lllo1e lawl P1red1 • , it go f8ew111y e udice: Not '811Y more.. one area there exists & gen- , ." · , , 'T Soc•ally, tbe barriers of ulne <llrisUan spirit. ( ~ Best of all, no one makes _ _.~<of. ~ • lb -. much fuss about the fact. Mediterranean styling-model 7156. Early American, Contemporary, Danish Modern plus French and Italian Provincial styles also available. YOUR CHOICE OF SEVEN STYLES N.OWS548 Kick the bothersome TV tuning habit! • • ' ' Magnavox Total Automatic Color is a complete electronic system I TAC automatically keeps fl es h tones natural and pictures sharp. No more jurnp1ng up and down to adjust . contrcils ... you'll get a perfectly-tuned picture-with the right colors-instantly and automatically-on every channel, every time I The new ultra-rectangular and ultra-bright Matrix Tube-unlike many others-has a black, opaque substance surrounding each color dot-resulting in far better picture contrast, sharpness and far more bright1,1ess. The new Magna-Power Chassis, with predominantly solid-state components, assures better perfonn- ance and greater reliability, Come in today •.• and save on this great value I UHF/VHF Remote Control optionally. available.,. also save I • TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Dare You ... · Every Saturday shacks" how highly principled or ex· . · th f • perienced, can make the right This, ls ~ age o protes~ decision every,tiln~. To f:ff or ~e. big cppout, the unwashed !all Is no d~ar·~-The ~ the .un~: The blur· disgrace lies in not reaming ring of · the sexes. Young frorn our mistakes, no t rebels spit Jn the face of con· recovering from our defeats, fonnJty and stare us down not gettin& up to try again. THIS IS THI BIG ONI! OUR ANNUAL .. )!ar E~~(Man(e : t: i '>I "I REDUCTIONS UP TO 75% ALL FALL & HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE GOES! TREMENDOUS VALUIS FROM THE wn SEAL STORES SALE STARTS SUNDAY, DliC. 26 NOON "TIL PIYI AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA -MALL OP OU.NGI-CITT CINT~I Stor•wld• lvent at All Other Steres St1m Monday, Dec. 27, t a.rn. to t p.rn. Polyester, Dacron Wool, Acetate Reg. to $50.00 Print& and Solidi Reg. to $40.00 Regular Length Reg. to $30.00 Long and Regular Length Reg. to $45.00 Jeans, Regular Styled Reg. to $25.00 Wools and Acrylic Reg. to $20.00 PANT SUITS $15.00 to $30.00 LONG DRESSES $8.00 to $19 .00 DRESSES $8.00 to $15.00 PLAY -SUITS $10.00 to $23.00 PANTS $5.00 to $12.00 SWEAnRs AND TOPS · $3.00 to $9 .00 TrtnMndous S.IKtion of c-rdlnate Sportswear 1 /3 Off Regular Prict ALL SALES FINAL llGHT SOUTHLAND LOCATIONS 204 M-100. ..._ ,.._. 270 L 17tlo St., C.."' ·M ... 321 Miio St., II Set- 46 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! HH lrhtol. So. C-Piao '1777 14ltit1<, Hoo~""°" C1t111< 240 •11ctw..,, L..tun lffch 4000 W. Cliopm ... G1ld1t1wtu Ii Wanttt H1t11tl114Jto11 IMch S.1" 0111, 14Z·55f6 401 Mel• 1trMt H111tl11ttH .._. s.m .... s.i.. 11 .. 7161 lre .. lrnmt w ..... .. 11.tee• ,.,.., .. ... o ... t61.J4J6 ' City Caotre, °""'11• Mon of°"'"'" VISIT OU~ NIWIST WET SEAL AT THI MALL OF ORANGI • ' \ • \ lalurdoY, lltctmbet 25, 1971 DAILY PILOT Ir ~C, Dolp~~s · Match Talen s •• U,I T1_.. WASHINGTON QB BILL KILMER GIRDS FOR 49ERS. Against Baltimot'e KANSAS CITY (AP) -:A wlld 1erl1l show ii likely .todaf -the Miami Dolphins collldo with till Kln111 Cl!!'. ~ In an American Football conference pll1'lff game. · EIOjj team lw Ol)e ot the lie•t pu•ln&' -bioatlons in pnr football. Milml'1 q111r1«f>ld(Bob Griese la the lop pa1ser In the AFC. He has one ot the top Wgeil bJ Paul Warfield, who has averqed better than » yards with his catches. · • Len 1 Dawson <l the Oliels .,ls rlahL behind Griese and is having-one of ills 6est years at 36. otls Taylor, the C1llefs' ' 11 San Francisco I , Tabbed Sunday Agains~ ;~kins SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ..,. The Washington Redskins, itrana:ers to N ... tional Football League postseaaon· com.- petition since 1945, are underdogs ag•lnst the San Francisco 41ers tn Sanday'• playoff ope"ner beri ''We've been atrudllnl all year. We hail to scratch and !igbt"for everything we got," says coach George Allen, who lllrprised the pro football world by pro. fin TV S11a•a11 Cha....,12 at l ducing a championship contender his first • )'ear in Washington. Tbe fonher Los Angeles Rams coach led the Redskins to a M-1 regular susoo record and a runner-up · spot in the Na4 tional Football Conference East which put lhe team In the playoffs as the "wild card" entry. Wlllblngton wis U lut year. ·4 The 49ers, M.· topeated u NFC we.i .• champioDI desjli\e 1 7.-4 record· within their division and two losses to _rwmer..up U>s Angeles. •. • "But the o~ject ta to wln the dtvls19n," says coach Dick Nolan, whose.team went down to the finaJ. \i,ay of the season before clinching the title with a 31-%7 v\dol'Y over Detroit. The 49ers, formed tn 1948, waited 25 Cl I d T • R years before winning any cbamplonshi~ eve an r1es epeat They won their playo!I opener lut year, upseWng· Minnesota, but fell to Dallas 17· 10 in the NFL title game. • "' .I • • No. 1. ~ 1 bu 1ver11ed ou;liu,.. ._ than It y1nls with every ,,,.,ep11oo. Grtele lw completed 14".ol W pwea .. for II touchdowns and 2,177 yards. 1111 J<KWu( , strike was a 16-yarder to Wai!!eld. . Dtwaoa, llke Grtese, b.u completed' more 111111 IO pmeot Of h/J fusses. He bu bll ·"1 16'1 of 301 tJimq, for l,>04 yarda and II 'Ols. Hll loogeat pu11 ot 82 yards was caught by Taylor. ' Warfield has anared 43 pitches for 996 yards aJ\I) II too~ ,T~lor has pulled Clown &'I for 1,110 yahls apd aevin ~res~ Coloh lllll1t Slram Of lbe Chlefa hu plen\y of reaped for Griese and Warlleld. "GHese bas done an excellent job of , o.. rv T o ... 11 Cla•11n el 4 at l directlng their attack," Stram std Thursday. "Warfield Is a very dangerous receiver who can tum a short pass into a long gain." Mjaml probably holds ID ed&e In the ru~~ department. 'lbe "auefs have no 1one to compare with the Dol~s'·Lliny Coon!<& statlltlcllly • C.OO!ca 1w Clr11od Ill tlmM !tr I.Ill• yards and 1ix toocbdownJ, Ed ~-ta Kansas City's No. 1 rusher, hlvirll tfl: lecled 708 y1nls on 111 clrTlel for - touchdowns. • Besides lheir pu1!ng sltackS, the two clubs are alike ln several way1. Both teams have fine delto1t1 and top fiJght field pl kickers, Caro Y~lln· of lhe Dolphlnl and Jan Stenetuil ot U., Chlels, soccer atylt hooters. 'Ille two teama finished the repair eeason with dentlcal recordJ , lWj-1. \ I . "The playoff experience from ~t yur ·•...;;:;:<.:.~ ... Of 1964 Pla~o. ff Up set . ~ias1The~y~ear~.tne .... m~er~:·~ru~M11"'!. .• ·ag::"ba·t",.,..k" .. vll!llidc ;1. ;-"' J ERRY w~ST oR1vEs TH!J()UGH C!EFENDERS AS wrLT cHAMBERLAIN LooKs oN"" · ·J1 • ~· ~ LA Sookl 28th lStr11ihl Sund1y Nigh I In 1t tho Forum Ag1ln1t Houtlon 1 ':. ,· ,· ., n , · · . ...:.;Washington, an NFL rookie but a veteran. ' ' .. , CLE~LAND CAl'J -: l"!•-~d ' ~j ... , .. a lbi ml111.crowd:ll j of lhree,~fessional se8'0!ls in Canadi!i Browns will~ to ~lcat~:.tfM ~ blamed on .tite bost":.ot othetfi. He has gained 111 yards running and 3i't championship game upset of the ~bnas weekend-..ctivltles. 't on pass receptions this year.It ' 1 ' t Baltimore Coils here Sunday . when the . The Browns enter the game as heavy The 49ers offense is directed 1ly 1~~a .. two teams meet in an American Foot4 • underdogs much a! they did In 1964 when veteran quarterback John Brodie, who • i ' ball Conference playoff game. ' they swanii>Od the Colts 27-0 for tht ~ will be opposing an old friend and team· The game, to be nationally televised, is ch<hnpionshl~, ' mat,e, Bill Kilmer of Washington, Jn.Sun. • expected to draw only 70,000 fans to This year's Browns won the AFC's days game. . • . • Municipal Stadium despite a television Central Division and won a l4-l3 decision Quarterback Kilmer was picked up by b1ackout in lhe area. the Redskins from the New Orleans ta d. over the Colts in the second game of the Saints in the first of 19 trades Allen made The stadium holds 85,000 on as n ing· regular season. Baltimore placed second alter taking over the team-last winter. Colts' Human B?wling Ball Gets a Shot BALTIMORE (AP) -Don No~ tingham, the next-to-lasj of 442 _players selected in the 1971 National Football League draft, looms large tn the playoff hopes of the Baltimore Colts. The squat running back, nicknamed "The Human Bowling Ball," will replace Injured Norm Bulaich . in the starling lineup at Cleveland Sunday when the Colts play the Browns in the American Conference semifinals. in the Eastern Divis.ion, but the C.Olls own "Kilmer has done a great job. And he's the better record 10-4 to the Browns' 9-5. got some receivers who can really break ' " N I But while the Browns have the third-a game open_. says o an. 1be Redskin receivers include the well- traveled Roy Jefferson and Clifton McNeil, two other players Allen acquired by lrading. fht T V Sunday Channel 4 at 10 worst defense in the AFC the defending worid champion Coils have the be.st in both rushing and passiJti.· · The weather ls not expected to be a factor, with temperatures in the upper 50s and ~wer 60s~being projected. However, possible showers are also forecast. The Colts' rushing offense, which has been impressive, will be up against the fourth-worst rushing derense in the AFC. ~ The Colts may have to Play without their best MiMe"r, Norm Bula.ich, because of a severely pulled hamstring muscle. Kouf ax Eligible NEW YORK -Sandy Koill'ax. fonner star left-handed pitcher for th e L o s Angeles Dodgers, will be eligible for elec- tion into baseball's Hall ol Fame next year. Ballots were dislrlbuted to eligible members of the Baseball Writers Association of America th.is week. To be eJected a player must receive 75 percent of the votes from writers w~ hlvt been members in the association for at least 10 year s. NEW YORK (AP) -Today, bake a·• "!Ilstory of the Plymoolh PIMtatlon," cake for b&seballl. Put 350 candles on it, written by Gov. William Bradford of the and blow them out with a single puff. It'• hardy British souls, many non-Pur\tans, baseball's 350th birthday. 'who came over on the good ship Fc:rtune Ristcrlans undoubtedly will dispute and settled in Massachuset~• this. 1be youngest fan knows that , .°'1 Christmas Day, 162J, Governor baseball really ~e out of....the ~'of 1 Bradf-ord called ttie men of Plymouth out Gen. Abner Doubleday. And the )'ear wu to worlc "as wu used." 1869-not 162!. ' ' • · ·The pilgrims demw-red. It wu pagan Not so, contends Harry Sinuhons, lortg-and went against their conscience to time baseball author, authority and labor on this Holy Day, the governor was researcher who i! on the staff of Com-told. ......, mls.slonei: Bowle Kuhn. La.ter the governor, returning "to the Doubleday may hav.e been1the father, plabtation' for lunch, dlsCovered the but baseball also~~ gra~ather and a f>tyrqoutil men frollcklng, u he desmb- great. grandfather, 1ns~s.SimmQQS, pam-ed It, "in ye street; at ptay openly; some ing likely ones as Phillipe de la Noye ai pitching 'ye barr, some at atoole bar Delano and John Adams. who were ., and ahucfl-llke sport." ' forelieara of U.S. PresldenL rlned B d' d lbered th SIQUhons•made this e·n ltgh ten Ing Chag , ra 1or ga ~P e and 'iltstory~e.4tertnl' diacove~ while Implements and ~roke ~p the game, tell- thumbing througb the centuries-old in~ the men that 1t was against my con.. science that some should play and others . work." In his rookie season, Nottingham has geared five touchdowns while gaining 388 yards on 92 carries for a 4.2-)'ard average, but this will be just his third start. Another injury to Bulaich, who paces the Colts with 143 yards on the ground. gave Nottingham his first starting roie in the third game of the season and his performance earned him ~ "game ball" from appreciative teammates. If Bulaich, who has averaged 4.9 yards a carry, cannot play, he will be replaced by rookie.Dou NoUingham, who has gain.. ed 388Jyirdil,)n a backup role. Tom Mat- te, who has averaged 3.5 yards a carry this year and romped for three touchdowns as the Coils slaughtered the Browns 34-0 in the 1968 NFL cham· pionship game, is the other back. Devaney Lauds Alabama ;= The game they were playtng·waa called 1toOl-ball. Any number could play but pi'lnclpally It was a game for two with a glvei pitcher, striker batter, a milking stool, ball and crude bat, or hand. Last Sunday, he didn't do as well against New England, tripping and• going · down easily several Umes. . . "I think Notts runs so hard and his body Jean Is so great that it causes him to lose balanCi!," said John Idzik, backfield coach of the Coils. ''He's just an all-out player who hurts people when he runs," Idzik said. "As a blockerr he hits like a ton of bricks, and is so low he gets under people." Nottingham began hitting everyone In sight at Baltimore's training camp, try4 Ing to Impress after being drafted on the 17th round and reporting as the ~·· No. 4 fullback. "I had hoped lo be drafted," the ~foot> JO 210 pound graduate of Kent State ~alled. "but being realistic, l didn't ex4 pect·to be. "l didn't even think about sticking with the team. I didn't move my wife to BalUmore until after the fG.man squad was announced." "We're fortunate to have him to take .. ever for Bulatch, after taklng him ~ low in the draft.'' Idzik said. "He's not ~ classy receJver, but he gets the job dcfne, and he bas pre Uy good tpeed." The rookie with a high-pitched voice osually doesn't say too much. But at a banquet last Monday, he explain~d why he tripped !O mu~~ ln the New England game · ~.._, "B.;i.ich tied my ahcie locos loiether." • An unknown factor in the game is the possible emotional Impact on both teams of Ba1tim0re's 21·17 upset Joss to New En.gland last-Week which gave Miami the division tiUe. The 'C.OJts would have played Western champion Kansas City If they had beaten New England, and rumors spread that the C.Olt.s let down so they could face Cleveland, supposedly an easier op-JlO""l'!· •• ' Bu\ BaJlimOre players and officials denied the rumors and pointed to tbe players' lost incentive bonus money, loss of a possible playoff game in Baltimore, and the team's integrity. UNCOLN, Neb. (AP)-To bear Nebras- lca loolbail coach Bob Devaney tell It, coad:I Bear Bryant's current Alabama team is even better than the 1965 and 1966 version of tile Crimson 'I!ide, which pun- ished Nebraska in bowl g.,,,... Top-ranked Nebraska· meets 1ecood· ranked Alabama In Mlam1'1 Orange Bowl · New Year's night. · The 1971 Alabama team 11 bigger than the tide teams which beat Nebraska 39-28 to cap the 1965 season, and which routed the Hwkers 34-7 a year later, in Devaney's vie'lf. , , .1, "And ·while . It'• hard to compare qulc.kness in !~'at films, they appear to sWI be quick. r • ,., , • Siemon Lead·s • Ill LONG BEACH, AP -Jeff Siemon '-~~ his Stanford teammates t.c¥Mer before each 'game and they pray. Then lhey go out oo the field and malt< bo ... Jarril!& tackl ... "A lot of people have asked lfl6t 'Isn't this a dichotomy?" the All-Americin middle linebacker said. "But football for me IS a game, and It'• a way that l can share Jesus ChrUt with other•. and a lot of guys on the team agree. with me. "We're not out on the field to kill or hurt anybody. In fact, one ot the pra,yera every wee\ ll that m one oo either team Will fiCt llirt:" Siemon. »year<>ld Hnior from Bal<ersll.td, ii illvi>lved 1n Ille Cunpua Cnlsade for Christ. Before the ....00 opener last year he got five Ie81""'>alea \IMlether for a prayer meeUnc. This ~ be said there have been as many as 24 kneelinc togelher In !he Jocttr room. 'For myself," Siemon said, •~playing Jn major college foetball l1 perhaps one of the be!t ways that I can share my faith with ot.bcn. I'm using football 11 my plaUorm." SlelllOll 1od his ~. l'acUio. "The one thing that Is lypicol Btar The batier lllood at the stool, Ill• role to Byrant, however is their defense. Byrant .. deifl.p:· the pitch. U sucessful, be got bas always ~ a great believer Jn the point. If the pile~ hit the stool, the players changed position. defense. With more players, more. lloob were "This Is the best Alabama defensive staked out. Alter hiUlng the ball, players team we have played. 11Je one we played. progressed from stool to stool. They were tn 11187 Sugar Bowl was a pretty good retired when their stool was hit or when defensive team, but I think this one ii slapped· by a thrown ball between ttools beUer." • or on a caught flY ba11. • Of the teams Alabama has played this By Revolutionary days, the stools were year, Southern California probably comes replaced by bases, and Continental closest to Nebraska's • style, . Devaney soldiers amused themselves With, a game said. Alabama downed· the TroJ&LS 17-10 called "base!' in the season opener but ll.as poli1hed lta· "Thl11 was tr,e real origination of wishbone cilfense and "has inil>t'Ovtd baseball," said Sllnmons. "It prObobly trtmenc$0UlltJlince that game," be .utd. alao was a distant cousin of crick.ft." P~aye.r, Tackles Con!.....,. Clwnpioos w I I h a W reoonl, .... P!"'lioilli bete for the·8- Bowl game qalnst Big Ten cbampldn Micblian, 11-0, on New Year '• Day. Siemon. w~ ts 1 f .. t 2 and weigh• no pounds, was h1mpered at vlrioul times In 1117L by .. WI• Injury, I pulled groin muscle and a bruised knet. Yet he led tl'le team wU.h 112 assisted and unuslst'ed tackles and lntercepf.ed two pas$es. He wants to play professional football but, "I'm really vague as to what the · .Lord has planned for me. I do know lhat 1emlnary 11 definitely a con.sideraUon. I'd Ilka to conUnue my football career lot ' oome period ol time and 111JYbe go to oenlnary ichool In the off•season. "~'l'e alao tbouil>t o( I ... sters In history. Thot '1 1111 mllor In school. I'm lnteresled In thaHjeld 1od It'> ~ good cred~tlal for ju.st alloot anything. But first there's the date with heavily fovored MlchiglJl In the Rose Bowl. a year after Stanford' a stunnlna 27·17 upset ol Ohio State. "Being an underdog Is a tremendous psychological lac.tor," Siemon raid. '1Footb41l Is an emotional game, a.od I think Nlls ls the edge we're going to have qlh)lt Mlchl&u." • HouseWife · L e .R~f . " lVill S ... For occer · ..; . fl;! LA MESA, Calli. (AP) -Ao I t~I American subtirban house'l'ife, Fr~ Simpoon Is m 11 d l y entbullllllc elillit cards and knllt!ng. prtlly 'ucltecl.~t television-and nuts about eoccer. ~: The house ii abmloned"'belweeniiw. and 10 hours I wee&" wl!ile tile~ her certif~cate as a llOCcer referee. tl:. Already' lhe hu earned I .....,.. coaching certi!icaie and helped orr• an IS-team league in the SU 1*iao 11uburbs. ' As a linewoman, she has Workel:'a handful of high school games, acting ~a aort of assistan t referee who ... , along the sidelines calling of pena!Ues and watching for the ball,to 11 out of bounds. .. • • A spokesman for the La Meu?i" Referees Assodatlon add Mrs. Sim will complete the six-month. tn F~bruary, becoming the · 0!11 w n referee fn .. !J\e ale.: 1'iiel'\ 2,li)q play the run Md ldcli'ball-nofull!l,IY. When she was ~ln 9frmair1 whll1· r husband, Ali!xander'~11t'as in the .. , Frances Simpaan p 1be IOCCel' • Last year ·their 17-year-oJd 100 . , played it In hllh school. ' "I wanted to know more ~lii>ul lk I took the coachlng clw," bla m recalls. · "Then I decided that now !ha~'!' this, I'll learn the referee's1point o1 There 11tt llw1ys two polnu ot ~ew-'P,e coach's aod the referee's." • The high school ~yers' reac:&os she showed up in black 'alltb' black jacket to run the lines? "The ~s sort of looked 11 me I but I didn t get one adverse word. were real genUemen. They whatever I was doing. I thlntt , realized It as as muc.h a strain oo it was on them." San Diego State College soceer ~h George Logan taught t h ~ e>a~ course whicfi Mrs. Simpson took. i. Logan says he doesn't aee w .a woman "who la ralrty fil" can't nf llfrl. 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Theater Quiz Answered I ' • ' llere are the ......,. to the DAILY PILOT'• 1971 , coun~ thMter qoiR !tom 1blllSday'1 entertoiM>eat -: Top row (/rom left) John Lough!Dlll ind Marla Small, "A Sbot In ihe O.rlr, Santa ,~ Commwtlty Playen; ttobert Engman and Jacquire Moffett, "PIUa SWte, ·• La- ilDI• Moulton Playbooae; Chris Speirs and Colin Vogel, ''Fiddl .. on the Roof," Orange Coast College. ' Secood row -Bo.hara Garlieb and Martin Fuch<, up1ay n Again, Sam," Udo Isle Players; David Vincent and Lotte Lenya, "Mother Courage,"' UC Irvine; Oiuct Schicker pd Marge Bradley, "Who'll Save the Plowboy?" San Cl~"' Commwtlty Theater: \carol F\~!i<k and Gene Ben~t. ''Here Lies Jeremy Troy,'' rwa Mesa Civic Playbobse. \ 'Ibird row -Art Gordon~ .Karen Gardner, "A Vlew From the~dge," Jrvlne Comin'l'lilY Theater: Cheryl \Boyd and Filian, "Once qpoil a Mattress," West· pUnster Co Wllty '111eater; 1~ Peci and David .Kil· patrielr, ' ·out for p inger," "iounlain Valley Commun. tty Thialar. I , · ' Fourth row -HaJ Landon and Saundra Mat_he~ Deacon, "111e Imaginaey Inya1Jd;" South, Coast Rt~i1o.ryt Gary Saderup and Ruth Wagner, 0 A Loss of Rose9, Nifty Theater· of Huntington Beach; Wayne Beauvais and Sally Brown, ••Rasbomcn," JJuntington Beach Playhouse. CALL THEATRE FOR 2ND FEATURE • • ... TWIN2 "Exquisite, . poignant an!f often terribly funny." -An.lo• K•li.,, s.J.,I,, R1~U11 •• HILD Oyta Cli.t '-two•• .''PLAY MISTY FOR ME" .... #'SKIN GAME" wlttl.1 .... G..., c ..... ".s..•s.•. 1:31 P.M. THEATaE CLOSED DEC. 22 • 21. • 24 Opni1t ~JS '"THE HELLSTROM CHRONICLE" ALSO "MAROOJ!.tD" I' .,i ··~· .. ......... Gr°'ory POci( Ovstln Hoflrilat! in· "SJllAW oo;i• Cit) M1ill11• Eveo-Dfly ... Rtterwd ~ls. • . laker bis tlle Mgg,1t, tait,sf · pa ID Ille West. . · S11Mmas1itia anytb1'g llllt•ves! , ' ' . DUllllUTD'·U•UDITll ''something big'' \ I . \ \"="t . ~·. ACNlloilev<TafUIS•50llAl'Ot , ONQR BLACKMAN :..,.~ ==n\'ll"=:l"'""~ CAROL WHITE~ Plus Popular Co-Hit st,~. McQueen in "LE MANS" . SIADJ!!#4 LINCOLN CINEMA WEST # 2 C~'Eif~~ :BROOKHURST ... ' ,_.._ DRIVE-Hf· ~::!t" Scio.olh cqru1v~11!!lt' 1o11o1~ • ·-• ""a"°ui'N~AWP.At .... I l)pDGWtt:i.CooJl~lcnt ANAHllM OUNll WUTMINSnl s T NA • ,....,. s21-2m at2-44t3 112.6446 "HAM< .. :as quiet as txllit dynamite .... and twK:e as dangerous!. , PAUL · NEWMAN 13lll~olA--4 ~ Winning Excit~I ' STAl\l\ING: .. l!url l.011....irr ~ p,..., \larli~ j .. ,,. ~r!WI): , ';""l!'' 11.•·un,..1~ '. · ! HENRY FONDA LEE REMICK MICHAEL SARRAZIN RICHARD LINDA CLIFF . JAECKEL 0 LAINSON°POTTS • SctMr!piay bf JOHN GAY • Blstd on Ille Howl by KEN KESEY• MM by H[NRY MANCINI Directed by PA\Jl HEWM:AJrt • Produced by JOHN FOREMAN •A Unl\lets.i/NfWmart·For~n Pictvte HEAR CMAltl.SY PRID~. WINNER COUNTRY & WESTERN ASSOCIATION AWARD, llEST MAlE YOCAUST 1971, SING:.,AL&. MIS CMll.Olll l NJ ' TECHNICOlOA ·-PANAvtstotr CALL THEATRE ~~flilflll" ! FOR SECOND FEATURE r ! ' ' . :: i .. .. ;: . ·: .. . ~ ·: :: DUJIMUTIN n••NDITB 'something big' !IPI ALSO-ST!Vf McQUfEN l•"LIMAM H TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ . We Da re You ... Every Saturday • • • ·-... -.. . .. ~ ... ........... °"'Is"----..... ....,. ................ __,......,,......... •PLAYm ClllllGll!21· 0rqg.532J33 llAUOllLID. DIM-111-Sin!J Anl--531·1271 LIU ,_.,l'llt fM*""ltfll l I . : ""· .· ' DelecliYe Harry Callaharl . ' New Ballet Group Splendid By TOM BARLEY us with lllelr dmling ln-f----------.------"~--1 °' .. _.,, ,.. tMH terpretation of the Grand -Pu If Ult Oecllllni Ballet Soc!.. de Dewr fr<>m T1Chalko"'l;y'a ty of Loe Anlelea !"Joya In "CaHe Ni>laetu," an ofrerlng lulure programs .'tbe kind of that particularly delighted Ult succtss and pubic lcclalm many children in the audience generated by Its very first who, of course, link the ex- enterprlae then Jo• Q n e tract with the colorful ballet Woodward Newman's prodigy that is so prevalent in the • ~ indeed be a force lo be Chris~ season. · reckoned with ·1n the· field of Said chlldren were even 1, \ this finest o! the fine irta. more delighted when Charlton ~ 1! ts to be devoutly Heston left Valhalla long hopfid .that New York City enough to perform most Ballet ftar• Edward Villella capably the narration chores and Pa[1 McBride will be in Prokofieff's "Peter and the persuad to agaift \ parade Wolf" -t\le first occasion oo their agic before Lo 1 which we have seen a ballet ~etes· alldieheeS who rose fonn added to one of the rnost Tue'aday night to give this expruaive ICOrtS in the music dynamic duo a standing va-book. on. The Ballei Society's dancers -· One run of the Pttipa-Drigo ' effeeUvely caught the spirit of 'Le Corsaire" -the ballet lhe winsome fairy tale, led by made immortal by Nureyev a sprttely and thoroughly and Fontefn -wisn't enough boyish IU>n Newman as Peter. for the ecstatic Ang~enos, Edmund Balin as the Wolf, , Villella and McBride, ·ob-Jan f'hlllips as the Duct and VioUsly moved and delighted, Ellzabeth Villasen<r M 'Ule gave us a rerun of the final Bird draw top billing from this scenes of a b r l 11 l a n,1t I y critic for u:trtmely clever choreographed ballet that is, cbaracterlutions and ~ by its · very construction, tatkln to· Kennelb Kreel't . lj.m.ited to a few select artists senslilve choreography. , of world stature. Lait in .terms of ~ . They got curtain call f,fter~ traritming1 and audience reac- curtaill call and it wai. no tlon but by no me~ least in more than they richly deterV-' this critic's book was an ex, ed I~ a performance that. bad t-tmely tasteful and delicate ... to. be brilliant to get top Plac-~ (If "Telemann, n ing 't.o lllil splendid,,lftllllere .brtlll'!llllY · .Jluilt by · Kr.el program. . 1 aroiJrid that-composer's ·score They bad earlier encbaDted for tbe Water Music overture. . . SHOWING · NOW! "ltxJ don't ~ lim to ITll'Cler ~ ' • ' ·Clim Eastwood. DirlyHany ,. • IRl-.::..~=--1 ' . '' CLINT EASTWOOD In "OtRTYRARRY" A U.lpUoCompMy Production~ HARRY GUARDINO• AENI SANTONI •ANDY ROBINSON •JOHN LARCH ind.JOHN VERNON• "Thi Ml)'Of" • UecutWe Produeet Robert o.iey • Scl'Mnpl1y by HMi)'Jull111 Fink & R. M. Fink Ind o.an'AeilMf • Stqty by Harry J111i111 At*'& R. M. 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Newport Beach 646-4202 HAPPY HOLIDAYS DEWEYS Rubbillt Service 2111 Conyon RAI., Cot_tt Meta '42-1191 . \ ·• •• MITLA . ~ WltlCAN REST.URANT WISHES YQU A MERRY CHRISTMAS ANC> , . A HAPPY NF# . YEAR , • , F,ROM ALL"OF ·ll~ AT • PARKHU ST :··· "RETIREMENT, RESIOENC£' 9925 La Alariledi. Foun~ri Valley 96 .5531 .. A wreath of bes't wishes ! ~--%1 517 W. 19th St cM 548!3481 2756 N. Main St SA ~l-0314 Mey This t:ioly S9aspn .. Brin9 Peece YWOW CAB .CO. . ) . 186 E. 16th Street Costa Mesa 548·2244 . o~.l•tu•~ ~ ,clott~Mlm ••. • · . thrl'sl tho Lordi . HENRY'S MARKET 21:12 W, Oceanfront Newport Beach 673-3202 May It reign In every home at Christmastime ••• and ever altar FOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUN.ITV . HO,SPITAL . 17100 ·Euclid AW:.· "' ·' 1.'0w'ltaJn ValleY , ,. 979-1211 . . . + Ho-h-'·hope yo~r .. , Yule i1 jollyl1 WOoDY!S WHARF ia1~ NeWport B!Vd. ~ Newport Be&cn 6'15-0474 AbigaH Allllot Personnel Ageiq . Tiie Frast1111 House 230 \Y. Warner, S.A. 2384 Newport Blvd. Suite 209 557-61n Cocta Pilcsa -· .... 548·5794 .. I I ~--TO 1'..Q.I ·Marthe Ywe lef.SOnbring '. joy'i11..10 each . b I " a: 11'U)' ean. . :" J'rtlm nENCH'S PASTRY 1170 W. Baker St. eo.ta·Mesa ~ MERRY-;-CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR CUSTOMERS lr;,Jne Office 1Product1 & SuppllH 1807'Newport Blvd. , Costa Mesa 646:7443 ·~ HEALTH; WEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO OUR MANY GOOD FRIENDS! '. SPAGHEm BENDER ,6204.··W. Cout HW)I. Newport Bee.ch 6'5-0601 RAY C~R£Y . . •'_CHEVRON 604 So. Cout Hwy. Laauna Beach 494-7140 ~!t1son'1 Gr1etin9s anal . _, Hippy HoUdoys • to all .ur Friends I Customi'ri bahcml'• Cotltemporary Funtlturt 1785 Newport Blvd. . Costa Mesa. Cllllr. 5-4.!·G5~jj Sealon;I 6re'etingt · GEORGE PERLIN Ii .SONS ARCO SERVICE STATION 412 E. Balboa Blvd. • Balboa• 675-09'10 . EL We ~a1r~nle1 to k11p you in stitches this ' coming y11rJ NATIONAL SEWING CENTER 1518 W. Commonwealth Fullerton ~'"i-".?.38 # BLESSING~ OF TflE SEASON To All Of You From Alf Of Us associated BROKERS-REl'll TORS 2025 W Balboa 673-)66) When the stockings are hung and the fire i1 blazing on the hearth ••• it's time to wish every .. one a Merry Christmasl TOP DRAWER '221 ~ Marine Ave. Balboa IaJarid. 673;-4210 Thanks for your patronage Joyous Holid•y• "FAST SERVICE !" New Clean Onlf Service ~ 35c Lb. FASHION ONE HOUR Cl.EANERS 1iory 10 m. newborn Klngl 1 THE ,A.HREN . • IMPORTS LTD. · COLONIAL' KITCHEN 512 W. 19th St, Costa Mesa, Callf. (7141 540366 +* CChristmas '!3lessings British Imported Foods I: ,, • . . r r .,. l Various .)feat Pies • , • \!t Ob.,..,,sll'1 of LOlldon 270 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa (714) 545.2252 i: +* SEASON'S CHEER ' :j. 1i ,, ... "Fill Up for 1ht Holld•ysl" 1 FLOYD SMITH & SONS Union Service Station 1900 Ntwp0rt Blvd. Coat.a Mesa 646-3111 + ~ I• • .. • • • DAil Y l'IUIT . 1 SEASON'S 6REETIM&S • ••d HAPPY, P~OSPl:ROUS I BEST WISHES for • prosperous •nd CLEAN NEW ~EAR I NE.:::p~lAR Aa•O-IAD LINEN ~ from the staff at-lllVICI INC. & DUIT I U.S. AFFILIATED CONTROL ~· ISION 'I BROKERS REAL TY " ' INC. ....,"!' Call,._ 18423 Bee.ch Blvd. ' ' "' . ~ Huntington Bet.ch, callf. 1015 E. Oraniehw;!'NI C714J 847.Ji507 --· Anaheim, CL -m«sai .... HAPPY. BICYCLE RIDING•FOR THE NEW: )'EAR • I I N~ORT'CYCLERY ' .. 2!lS Ii~ B(vd, , N~Bead) 615-1700 WAPPY~ • ·"1b ALL/ f UTTLE ~ BAVARIAN HOFBRAU -~Blvd. • Ooota ..... 518-71{,l H1ppia1t Holiday Wishes ~ ... -- Wishing you Santa's Best Seymour Realty · HAPPY HOLIDAYS! m1E1 FORD 54tO Gudm CrOve Blvd. WMtmln1tft', Calif. 636-4010 + I ' Huntington 8.och Convoloscont Hospltol 817-3615 • Tho Hunffngton Beach Rtttfrement Reakl•nc• ' ' 8<2-1788 181151 Florida Aw., H.8. HAPP.\' HQLIDA ' . A)!KS"' . , To our appltt;jfJ+,~ I emplOyel'I". w'.' from Lit1, M1rion, Lynn, Ann, Pat, P1nny, Sara, Debbie, D•vid, Bob I: 61ry" •• at DENNIS l DENNIS j ................ ..,,. 2082 l41cbebon Dr,. lrYtnt 833-2lll0 . . A Stocking-full of Best Wishes Jo You AR Semple Roal Eototo 675-2101 2915 E. OJast Hwy., ON + - LET JOY RIN'fOUTI Thanlr: .You For Mtlcing Our 2nd .Ye.r The Bait Yet. H•ppy Holid•ys SEW-KNITS 2199i Fairview Rd. Cotta MH& 5'<>-3268 HAVE A MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS •ncf • HAPPY NEW YEAR CENTINELA BANK 333 W. Coast H'NY Newport Beach 646-7121 • ' BANK ~)._IDICA . . . 548 w. 19th Ceola-· .-7701-A -Blvd. Costa Mft& MS-!US 3300-°'""--ttlO~Bl'ld. Balboa, Cal•. 613-3000 Ha"1 Holiday Greetings Season's 6,..t t• to 111 of our ·cv1f.omtn House Of Imports, Inc. 6862 _..,. Bl..S. lk>enaPuir .ni. m-1Z0 • BEST WISHES! NEWPORT IMPORTS a100 w. eou1 il97. Newport Bw:h -.. . ' ' .. ~~,.~~ HAPPY HOLIDAYS from FAR WUT SIRVICU; INC. 1m Rovnold•. SMto Ano 1114) 540-'"2 ,... • ··-•C-'1 e Snock Shopo • Reuben'• •R-E.LM , .. e ThoPtonkhoUlo • The Moonraktr H1V. The Best Of Holicloys i. Tho Most Pro1p.rou. · N•w ~ •• ,. THE COTTAGE - COFFEE SHOP 562 W, 19th St., Costa Meta - 4'1.....J- MAY EVERY ' JOY BE YOURS Giranl's College Of Beauty m,!r"' Ckri.Almw & J.lapp'J new Year from KEN BRITTINGHAM REALTOR 402 32nd St., N.B. 675-0123 ......... •.. , •..•.. AT OfllSTMAS S••son'1 Gr•ttints & A Gr.t•ful Thanlc You to our many 1pplic1nt1 ·I: Cli•nt compani•s who helped m1k1 1971 • r•1oundint 1ucc•s1. JOhn Porto" & T ri1h Hopldns 488 E. 17.c:h (at Irvine) CM 6f2-llf70 + · BUT WISHES . to our frltnd1 Season's Cheer to our many fritnC!s & customers A happy holiday ta our customers THI: REZl.L iZ l:Sl'ATLRS ' . -~ • l ""-4 ...... • • llNIJED STATES NA llONAL BANK 1845 Newport Blvd. (714) ~1 South1Cout P1azo • 3333 s. Briltol . . . . ' ·.A!ay. lfte Star af" .......... "91it,.,.-way La Pasada Restaurant :mi Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 6!U274 w.""wlsh you and yours 1 h•ppy, blnsod ChrlotmHI CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL COWGE HOLIDAY GREETINGS to •II our friands from Cal's Cameras Inc. Af Chrislm•( end •fw•ys, w• prey for pe•ce 1mon9 men, PROPEITIES Formerly L&Borde R.E. Zit I . 17th St .. C.M. CALL 644-0555 Evenlnp can 646-5226 +* lest Wi1h•1 for th• Holicf1yi DIMMITT Quick CINnlnv Service 3200 E..PacUlc Coast Hwy. ~"'¥- HA"Y, HOLIDAYS •• d PEACE ON EARTH from LAGUNA MANOR SEASONS GREETINGS "The Friena ship of those We Serve - is the Foundatio n of our Progress" Merv Sllp1on'• • BICYCLE SHACK ' HapP,¥ Holidays To All my friends from HREN B.' DOWD ~~J' MERRY ~~· ... CHRISTMAS ~~ ' ,,,. Pmn .U of 'lb to .U of J01l - Yuletide joy! SANTA ANA TOYOTA PHONI 540-2512 417 W. Warmr, Santa Ana • I ' , '"Tis the' season ' . • fc:Jr6e_ -~oily"· Groatin91 from Bill Fuller Realtor Addr....c).Prlnt Center Oomplrto -" -.. ~. 1240 Lopn Ave Costa Mesa s«J.185t Tht11k1 to tll our loy1I cu1to111• •ti .. frit11d1 . An old-fasbiooecl ~glrom ired hill ' I Happy Holidays & M•ny Th•no to the Parents & Grandparents of the Children ot ANNA'S PRE-SCHOOL COSTA MESA DATSUN _,,, __ -- • ':fAPPY HOLIDAYS MacHoward • 139-9600 or 531..o&CIJ Greetings . • . Atlas Ch,Ysler -P~mouth . . CHEERS UNIVERSITY · OLDSMOBILE MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL NEWPORT 'NATIONAL . L.IASINIO CO. Division of So. cant. ._ 11t National Bank 2032 Businel1 Center, Irvine -0 . . *4- --. . .. . BARWICK IMPORTS Det1un Salts A: Service 998 S. Coast Hl&hwt.y Legur\a Beach .49t·91ill546-4M1 * ' 'I• A MERRY CHRISTMAS May yoiq p~Udays be truly blessed . - .• • Walker & Lee ~ Marry Christm11 .•• and . Happy New Ye'1r BAUER BUICK 234 'E. 17th St. eosta" Mesa MB-7765 J · WILSON FORD 18255 Beach Blvd Huntington Be><I> 842-6611 .. ., . -. • Merry Chri1tm1s ood Hippy New Yea r CONTINENTAL MOTORS SEASON'S IEST to ALL TERRY BUICK 5\h l: Walnut lfUl\UnilOn Beach 536.6$88 •• BLESSINGS TO YOU AND'YOURS I OHl\I L Ol \O\ • ( 4 , I 0 ,_, 2299 Hai-bor Blvd., cz~sa •• M1y Your ·· Holid1y Se11on be Bright CONNELL ·CHEVROLET Mey This Holide'e Sea1on Wonderful I ,-.;-; .C MOTORS . . . . . . JOY TO THE WORLD • .. MARQUIS MOTORS Toyo la-Jaguar 900 S. Coe.it Hlrhway l.Aguna Beach M0-3100 + * \ ' . ·>. ,-'~'"-..,~ ......... ...... ',. '· To Our Y •maha C..s!Omo'rs from Bob It Jim • AWARD MOTORS 1610 NowpOrt M., C.lol. 642-4343 ~ To Our Fri·ends end Customers w, ·Think You And Be1t Wishes For A Hippy ·New Ye1r froM 1 . 1584 Newport Blvd. COST A MESA-642-0040 Your Harbor Area Suzuki DeaJer -· Joy · HARBOUR Yw 18711 Beach' :e:1vd. HW!~On B8ch 842-~' I GREETINGS LAO ERA REAL TY Town le Coui:itrY Shopping Center 18534 Beach Blvd., ' , Huntington Beach 968-4433 J Christmas • ;.lllessing~· •Dual . • royor 646·9303 1946 Harbor, ~ta Mtsa ' I HOLIDAY CHEER GROTH CHEVROLET ... HOLIDAY CHEER Im Jon .. · . " B .. ~. Spertscar Cen~r 283.!•tn:rbor, C.M. 54°"'49f , • 1-Jiat-Subf.ru . ' ! ~+ PEACE WardS.Lee ~Malor9,. • 547-- .• 1234S:taMA:: SL " ~ " .~. ... ~. ";®j"ffll" •.. ·:: ... ,• •• i• • ' I ,.• ' / '. • ( • I ~~ I . l:jEART;Y GOQD w1sREs' 'ro ALL ! The Cupcake '.~Fr••~ Goodies .. Wm :'E: 8iirt1, OWner 271 'E• 17th St., C:.M. M•s• Shoppin9 C•nter • 5'\1·101 I • . . ·.~ .. -·~~·~,..~ • • • •, •I o *~ .. WARMEST WISHES • COUR~Y DODGE ---.-'• ., ; -.. ·~· 11;.,•• • ' ' l .Have 'A Wonderful Holi~•Y Season NABERS CADfLl.Ac HA~PY, , HOLIDAYS, GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN-MERCURY Cor. Brookhurst il Garden Grove Blvd. d I 6,36..2980 ,· H'AVE. ,( JOYOUS .HOLIDAY S~ASON CREVIER MOTORS . ) r , • ' •. , .. -DAILY m0T q- M1 y Your Holid1ys b• ~ Sparkl tng . TARBELL REALTORS '• I . ' ' ; 2955 Harbor-Blvd. . Coo'#~"' 540-l'r.IO JQYOUS . ' HOLIDAYS " . Roy Carver Roll~·Royce ' I " '1 . SEASON'S GREETINGS "1ike Mccarthy Bulck-Opel-GMC TrUcQ Cor. Beach ~ McFadden Westthfnlt'er 894,13.36 -531-24;><>. . . ''*' . •• MERRY ., 'j: . ! CHRISTMAS'~ Jim S~moils Imparts ~Warner l: M-aib SL 1 Sl.nt& Ana: . .:_.546-UlC . ' ' • HAPPY .... • ~ 1 . YULE OAVLROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd . Costa ~esa 546,8017 + , ,_, THE BtST SEASON EVER SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MERCURY ,13Cll N. Tustin Santa Ana 547-9183 .* .. DON BURNS Porsche/ AudVVW 13731 Harbor Blvd.,, G.G. 1 Bllc. So. of G.G. nwy, .. 636-2333 -..... * .. ~· \) .... May_~Thls .S•DOO ,,~ Be Th• Happiest *Marvin P~rce* Motor Homes · . Siles e Rent.all -= 1411 $. Village Way, S'.A. -"" .. OtlruIST • • . " rG~E.ETING3 •. \" -I from fhe • • \ y I'll.OT --25.ltn DAILY l"ILOI' '1 • Eve11on -H11 Somethin9 Thet Someone Else Wants DAil¥ PILQT. c ·tASSIFIED ADS ·The Biggest Ma ttJt. Orange Coast -Dial 642~5678 for Fast Results I ' You c~an Sell It, "Fin.t it, Trade It y.'lt~ a \'!ant Ad -..riili rel ....,.,,, . 4mufVer6e~(lf~ PHONE 6415· 6990 J • $5,500 PRICE REDUCTION . · o-must seH What a CllRISTMAS PRESEN'l' ~ your , family! This 3100· sq. It., beauUIU! Spanish badendtl' willl Jaree heavy beam patio o\ler. 1 looking the 11Dlf course, bas .4 bedrooms plus family room·with huge, wed brick circi.ilat fireplace peg board floors and wet ·bar. You ought to see U. master bedroom suite with waltin closet. dressing room area, and what a bath! There's also a private roOm for Fatherto be used for den or office. Ttie home is vBC&lll and waitjng for some lucky family. Buy it this year and enjoy it for many years to come. Oh yes, it does have a formal din- ing room. New price .. . .. .. . .. .. $72,450 2030 IALTRA PLACE A real family home with a den for Father, extra built cm room for bicycles aM other storage, finished garage with work bench, . boUJe .and grounds all in beautiful condition. 1 Too many eztras to mention here-let us show • 1 them to you. Price only $46,950. for this 4 1•bedroo~ 2 story home close to .tbe golf coU1se. · 1 "WUfVtt6e~eaf~ . . . ... , ... VETERANS NQ DOWN-NO COST AU )'OU have to do it quall(y 'Undtt the G.I. Bill ol"Rielta and we wilt mw. )'OQ into 0-rel G~ral MACNAB ··' IRVINE ~ '""""' llAllDMlOO I . , • , nDOI\, nu.. Odin\. t.$T-, FINER .HOMES SIDE <mrA MfSA home. " 0-rol Top kocallou _, -. At this Holiday Season the Stsff of•Macnal>-Irvine Realty Company are 8Chools and , .!it-Joachfm happy. to announce the opetiing of their new oUice in the exciting Harbor Catholic Otun:b. Priced to View Sbopping Cent.er. 'Ihls w'onderfUI Jocatlon will help us to better serve ... u •t "'·""'· our many ftiends and clients fzl>m Cameo Shores to Universijy Park, and U""IOOI' ti()MH I from EastbluU to Harbor View lliJls. . · 1 BAYSHOi:f1 AJ we stand at the gate of the yea?, we _give grateful than.ks to all who Don't tet thil one allp bf! have helped, assisted and e'rle1Jiff4 thelr,..frtendship to us over the pa't 18 It'• a dean, functional 3 years. May all blessings gt\ with 'you In 11m. , '. • bodroom <"' 2 and • de"l • · , '~-,v.; . ., • ~har.eona1ow / f .fN !·R" H·-O •M ES " -le.,.kit.Higbbe•mctil· 2 ROLLS ROYCE AUTOS • , UN!VER,SITY . PARK ~}!~ m:e.'';;,;:.•;.r'.\: 1 FOR CHRISTA&.&·< SpaCious 4 BR., FR. 11V ANDER.. p&oo. Really clastJc! The '*MERRY '*'" .. ..,.. .BlLT" model . Huge, 20'x30' LR., pncebl"!!Xil andlhal' New bis a. he(s Rolls includ<!d with cathedra'i ceiling. Open staircase ' . ' CHRISTMAS! outstanding Newport Bay V.tew 1 d' t d t -~, ~~·"·ht! The enlire 1tatt of COATS .4 Estate. Z.4,acres, pool, stab 1 e s , ea ing o a reamy mas er•sWw. •• WAWACE REAL ESTATE plus a 5400 sq. It. m.ansion. Created · Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. U""l()UI' ti()MH wishes )'OU and )'OW'S a most by architectJ>auI Williams. lnspec-CONNOISSEUR'S DREAM I AMI EltMl.t7MDOO joyous Holiday Season. tio~ by·appt. ptS,000. Large, underground WINE CEL-, ::!~°:!,~ FROM: Guy, Ginny, OnlCk, · · LAR and entertainment area in I'""'"""""'"'"'"'"'"""'""" ~i:;'P.,,. ~<'~ A TICKET TO PARADl$i. • this OCEAN VIEW, 4 BR., 3 bath, Marre. we'aJJ 1oot ~Every possible ci:>mfqrt and con· "FR. home w/POOb! Lois E&an, to serving )'Otlr ttal •!Ate veaience with. unparalleled beauty 644-6200. .# need> in'tbe comb''"''"''' to delight tbe sen~s. 3 large BR's, NEWPORT HEIGHTS I ~ COATS 3~ baths, sunken LR., formal DR.; OWNER MUST-·SELL! You mUlt JC-... I. FR., c.:;t, ja~L ·Prestige .locii· ' '°" to appreciate this UNUSUAi> 3 -~WALLACE lion. all 642-8 • ' BR. on TWO lots w/some vi/: 5 oii · REALTORS SPARKLING BAY I. fee land. '56,950, Call zlo -546-4141-OCEAN VIEW ' . Sharkany 1144-6200. ((/pin Evonl"9sl Enjoy the good Ifie from .this Im· PRIOEI ul-•-Ir t 3 delightful bedrooms; FR; 2-lull " mac ~ on row VIEW home·. baths, all amidst a tastefully land~ BUILDER'S liarge secluded lot -room for CLOSE-OUT pOOI. 2 pa~os. Olle~ed at $55,000. scaped setting. Call Betty Kerr, 4 bdrm ~!sh Styi~ homes · · . 644-6200. with 2 batho. No-" GI HARBOR VIEW HOMES! ON THE BAY'-.DOVER $HORES MERRY ·CHRISTMAS r· ' buyerS and min. down nlA. Select the plan of your choice~ A Holiday Home. ,Enjoy the beauty !.150Mt=~=~~46.~990Co1t1Metl ~~f~d=:·.:r~~ MO,NACO, ?ARMEL, PAI::.ER·MO & excitement of Bayfront living in 1 ten and buyer chooses col-~r MONTEGO. All ready to move this distinctive ·-and very special , ~~~~~~~~~~~O~~~~~I er on carpel!!. Close to So. in and better than new! C~ -3 yr. old custom home. Creative General General CoastPIW and new schooli. 644-6200. design of walnut & tile stairway & l REA~TORS SINCE J944 '673-4400 , _________ ,::;... ____ ......,_ , Models open. Call. It you . . . bar area. 4 BR., FR., DR., brick """ '""" GI benefil• be-.PALERMO In HARBOll VIEWI , -wood and a sunny baylront I.!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!"'"""'"'"...,. 0-rel * • DOVER SHORES -VIEWI Like-new• Looks like a model home, Loc•ted ·on beautiful corner site with view of bay & mountains. Lux. cptng. & drapes. 3 BR., fem. rm. &: study. Privacy. ~ar garage. V9500 • 2042 GALAXY OPEN SUN . l·S LINDA ISLE -$143,500 EACH HERE is your chance! 0wllers of 3 NEW waterfront homes ,will consider in exchange: smaller ·home, land , apartment bl~g., or trust deeds. Will consider lease/option. E"ach has 4 BR., ft\., DR. &i study. Really ·spectacu· tar. See today & submit your exchange. 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN. 1.S • DOVER SHORES -$9',500 Elegant & colorful! Exquisite master suite with huge waJk,.in closet. Many fine features in this 4 BR. home with study, sun room & formal dining rm. Great kitchen. CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX -$69,500 Rare find for this area. 2 Bedrooms in each of the three·. units. Electric built·in range &:: ovens, dishwashers, near·new carpeting &: drapes. 6 Carports. CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS Dover Shores -$49,500. Lind:' Isle -'69,500-$75,0QG-$8.1,000-$100,000. fore, can anywa.y • yo u MUST SELL ibis WEEKEND 1 Th& gour~et kitchen overlooking p_ri· m;gbt be ellgibl• for an-LOWEST PRICED 4 BR. Fit_ in vale beach. $135,000. Call Barbara othe.r one. & ·l the area. Large kitchen, ?i• master Aune 642-8235. PLANNING ON ' "Our t6th YHr" . RETIRING? weLEY N. TAYLOR co .. lttia1ton Mty not CORONA DEL # , Merry Christmas To you , our friends, end friends to be. We appreciate you. '. W. E. Lachenmyer, Realtor "' And aD his 11uoci1tes • • •• · 1'60 Newport Bl•d., C.M. 646-3921 OR . ' . ....... _...,_ ...... , .... .,.. tWt ......... ,.. : .,._ ...... , .... Al tt. hclltl•• II~ W.w, 1 .. :.::J: .,,...., ..... "' -.m. ... ~ . wt.." .IA:ILT PILOT WANT ADS. PfltrMI ........ .,. .............. ,.. .... ,... .. l'-.1_. .., ... ...._II .W. c•-~~ wl .. W!ief• \,I HOUSES FOR SALE 2 llodroom 489 Jasmine Street, Laguna Beach 494-3813 '34,900 (Sun 11·7) ' • 2 8'-& F•m or Den •. 2502.'Cf'5tvi.W, Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sunday 1·5) -3 Br & Fem or Den 2040 .Paloma, Costa Mesa . 675-4930 (Sunday 1-4) 1100 Cambridge (WestclifO. N.B. 642-8235 $64,500 (Sunday) . 4 Br &-f•m or Den 612 Anita Lane, Newport Bea ch 642-3600 $68,000 (71~/642·3600) 1001 Hampshire Lane (Baycrest), N.B. *8235 (Sunday) tt 1641 Bayside Drive, Corona de! Mar 676-1935 (Daily) **8 Unda Isle Drive (Linda Isle), N.B. 64+4V10 $143,500 (Sunday 1-6) 5 Br I. F..,. or Don .._boning Star (Dover Shores~ N.B. -r 1142-8235 $169,600 (liundoY) *'°°' Glluy Drive (Dover·Sllores~ N.Bl Mf-1560 (Daily) • WATliPttONT LOTS '°* SALi 11141 )l)'llde Drive, Corona UI lbr f7&-19111 . (Dilly) 1 Walker ee, suite, TWO fireplace,'wet bar/ deep HIGH ATOP THE CLIFFS . . . ~:i carpeting. l;asz!o Sharkany OF DOVER SHORES ' • rmH~::Sat~ams __ 200._1 -~ ._. -:-.• 1..... --Asweepingviewofihel1;p4!r8¢ 5f!>.<MEfj ~tl '91N/ RENt1>1t Lt .. ~·E '* ~ • ~""'~w-tvan We!J.s custo!D horpes ._. -< -• f.l:..~1\ ,. , •• '9, _ , , nt'll-hfi completion. Choose yoµ:r_ -:-ABUSED • IOUE 3 llhd ~ 'llR! omei 111 C-Orona' del fbilsh details now! Model OPEN IF· • • 1 . Mar and Harbor View Homes. $3S(I DAILY, 10.5 p.m. at 2006 Galuy i>.APER>:o ; t~ $400. Call 1144-6200. 1 • Drive-or call 646-1550. ' " ' PAlNrro ~AMPERID$34,"'!J f.Aluo TRY' 1'29,!Xil Sound but mistreated New- port Beach home on 1/3 acre just off lhe Back Bay. Limber up your paint biush and call 646-7171. THE RLAL ".'Z EST.l\Tl~ES EASTSIDE MACNAB • IRYINE R,ealty Company 644-6200 642.a2J5 HARBOR VIEW CENTER ' 1644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOV!R DRIVE POOL TABLE HOME Large four bdrm., family room, 2 bath home. Spart· ling Bil elec. Jdtehen, wet bar pl1J8 20' x ~ ntmpUS rm. Beaullfully landscaped front & rear yard, Conyen· lenlly located to echools, !W....... ""'grou"" """ San 'Diqo Free-.yay .. Prked &t $34,$0 with l'HX • VA TE.11.MS. ~ NEWPORT BEACH (;ent,r•I C)eneral .:;.;.==----Glamor and Utin,Y YEAR IN-YEAR OUT You'll thank ~ ludcy-~tar IT'S OOZY. Immaculate fO:Ur .yuu . catl~ about thlt; Ian. .bdrm .. 2 bath home, with tutic home. 3 Bdrrna., 2Jx22 rear hving room •. firePlace, famOy room, 1odl cov. PR· f~mfty room, ':'II bar and f neW sh• .. ca-t lhru· airy Bi l elec. k1tdlen. Beau. IO, ..... .,.... dfully Catpeled OVff HARJ).. OUt. A&mme 1 ow Interest WOOD FLOORS draped &-% % V.A. Joan. S47-6010 thni.out. <:onveftientty Jo.. O THE REAL "~ ESTATE!i.3 .. REDUC~D'1 $4,o0o ~ &nx1oos. MUST~ =·~:~1::; caled ,to school!, shopping and arterial treew"ays. Full price only $32,cm. NO DOMl VETEJRANS • WW DOWN F1·1A. COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS · 644-7662 . ' exeC. home, f BR 2~ BA, w/w crpts, drps, bright & ~o.•n{'rly lo Borde R ~ 220 E 17th St., C.M . ''Family Center'' Eveni111t1 Cnli &Y.~483 cheerful kiteh w/aII , the This beliuli!ul three bedroom STEAL THIS ONE fOOdies, lrg rear yd w/Jots Call 646·0555 Evenings can 6464579 MAR. we have a neat tv.o 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Road oversize txtrm .. 2 bath home ''Overl~lng Bit C1nyon Country Clut." -llARDWOO!HWORS. NEWPORT CENTER . ~.644-4910 ~~= * * *· * *, * .foB·;your daily' . 'I'hl9 _..:....: __ "-'---'-"~-..:....:-=:......-.:;..;;'-1 "°'1'.t ... l«st lonl~a.t -onJy Gener1I Gener11I $39,950. COLWELL PP.OPER.flES. IN<.: ~01 medy LOBor,dc R l 220 E. 17th St .. C .M . Call 646 • 0555 Evenlna:s Call 642~ 1 'BIG HOUSEi ' LITTLE PR.ICE! Need 4 bedroom -3 baths and ocean view tor only $52,700? Then give us a call for to- dll,)'s best home value .• A litt1e mansion above Lquna • Custom designed & built • Mow in condition • Uke new cpts &: drapes • lots of wood paneling • HUI'l')' this vmn'I last • 6T.J-m) 'O THE Rf:AL "\.. l.:STATERS eflnJa J!Jfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT .. ' . '-Lindi' Isle Dr.ive -Open Sund11y Lovely, new 5 BR., 41h Ba. home w/water. front liv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled family rm. w/frplc. Master BR. w/sitting area & fireplace. Bay & Mt. views ........ ; $1.79,~. _ n Linda Isle Drive ~ Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon. Huge mstr. BR. w/bearn cell. & frp!. Lge. liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din. rm. Securi~ ty system. Pier & slip. . . . . ....... $230,000. 92 Linda Isle Drive Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba . home w/fonnal din. nn. & -.!_amily rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. BuUl·lh gun cabinet & bookshelves. $1S5,000. YOU WINI 106 Linda 1111 0.1 .. Owner tra:nsfetred. J.-lu!lt see Custom . .S~~le story, ,3 Bdrm., 3 bath water· thil!I 2 l!ltoey -4 BR Paceset· • front with pier and shp. Large master bdrm. ter in Mesa' Verde. Walk 10 " with sauna. pininf, kitchen & living room achls. Din. rm &: 5ep. fam ' have water view, 5 'lot ............ $135,000. nn. Asking $13,950. ROY J • W/\'R·O, RLTRS . -Waterfront Lois No. 76: 3 Car garage. Faces South . ? $80,000 . No. 56 : North Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000. 403 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach ..... -, $43,950. YOUR OWN ISLAND with large family room 'fyr This 4 BR. 2 BA area home ot fruit trees·&: xint ld!JCPtJ! family entertalnment. ~-Is a lrem~ .bey! Ira FP now $32,900, • Submit! "tr 1oc ed J Catt 841·12'll portunlly knocks again, J oin at in an x nt area and SEYMOUR REALTY, 1TI41 CAN'T FIND IT7 """'' 34 ·9 '"" Ca"'"'" Sa1maK fishing lslahi. Ome For Complete lnfor'matlon On All Homes & Lots, P1e1ie C1ll: the smart set and move Into boasts a fires>t: w/w Cfl>ts. ' 11. Jife;thne ol comfortable drpg, all the bltins plus a !rg BeaCf'h ~lvd., Hunt. Bch . living .•• walk 10 market and yd Wl lP&te for . a patio! 1 A V•rv Merrv sctwl.L CaU &12-~. J~al for the ~ fflm. • , · , ur. FP $04,950. -"""'" 91RISTMAS Call 8.f2.1%b. TO ML OF YOU SEYMOUR REALT-Y. ran FROM AtL or us AT . S..Ch Blod., Hunt. Bt;h. '1\0R.GAN 'REALTY . I 3411 E. '""'8t Hwy, """' O THE REAL "\. LS f,' ,'J 'kS P•nlnsul• Point DAILY PD.DT .... ldlanf i?J.e6C2 •. · 615-64S8 Stes. tG ocean. Newly decor-Gwrjf • Gwrel ated &: carpeted. Comp. !.================:;I lurnl!l'led 2 BR., 1 b&. Huge lrpl., open beam ceil. Jn large llv. rm. ~med. "Pos-. ""· w.1195. v Call' 673-W 61S-888tl Eva. ,WE HAVE RENTALS associated Bl"Ol.:ERS~-RI 11.l IO~S 101~ W l!la'bo1 ••· l••l Sit 'n on a Saltcme Owrit>r paC'ked and l'ff<ly to ao. 'Great five bedroom, _, ...,.. 1n un1.-,,. Partc-~at 9ChooCJ and pools. N"1y droora~. Master ta huee ar.t downMalrw • beds. Up, OJrntt kM feocfd fO( F.ido. 0.-ultlnc -but tMlly want• out! Submit otter. Call &16-7171 but hur- ey! MERRY CHRISTMAS . ' to. you anil yours from . ' our staff & their famlllts. .Georfi• Beolter II~ Ellen <;rwnJey David Delancy Olive Enflilll Annie !!nti Gene Mayo !'•I Moffat Mildred Shaw Vee Stinson . Dick Vogel Jerry Moff11tt, Mln19er AIJSTtt.SMITH GORMAN , And A1toc:l1tes I. RHllors 644-7270 2121 let! Cooot Hfthw1y C°"'"e de! Mor * Wll.L BUILD )'OUr dreai .. home. Have sta.H for com- plete home package, to Pendor Harbour. House, tractor, 5 deer.\ wild game. °""' $1l5,000. Bill Grundy, Rltr. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR lsl•nd•r• Bldg. at Llnd11 Isl• Put )'OUl' eoqnfldenee 111 our 34'1 Bayside, N.B. 615-8161 34~ Boyslde Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675-6161 49 yean of qUali!1 cuabxD l~O~PEN~~H~OU~1'E~co~l~um~n~.:;:;:!_!~;::;:~~~~~~~~~!:!!~~~~1 home buildlna. , Seot exaniple ot product at 3J06 Galaxy, Dover Sh::fts. Ivan Wells & Sons • 642·2511 • Million $$$· View Enchanting retre&t is this vacant S bedro:ctm • family room hOme m beautifuJ Shoredilk~· OtM. Finest I(). ca.lion -Btcatbtaking ~ v\ew • Comt!ete pti¥acy • Newly decontted and qua}. 111 w/w cpta. Pr1ce $93,500. Plsine lhia instant • 613-8S:iO O THE REAL '"\.. ESTATf.RS . ' BAYFRONT APTS. Vista Dri Lido, Pier & .slip 1vail1.ble, From $31,500, Sell or lease. Geofg• Will i11mson l4US~EAL TO~S.IS'4 , ·S©\\~lA-""Btfs·. The Punle with the Built-In Chud:le • p·~~~~~~~SLETTE•s IN 1.-1, 1s 1, 1• r 1 • • • ' ,. . e u~~·~~N~~· lETTERS I I I I I I I . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME-A.:.JNI • • l ' . ,, ' ,. ' . '"°"'" 0-0.. 24, 19 I 11lt'"'7;1>o:1mw fS,•i •n---DAILVPll.Ol-- JI" ... ~~ .;; 1 ~-~·~--. .. :!::l~~~~~!;~;;~!l;~ .. ~E·~-!:::~~·~-~"'~"'"~~~: Go'ner11 · · · ~r1l Hunt ... loill Irv SUP&R TOWNHOUS&0 \ -!"'-"'"'" • Barr~ff t . . 1}ou ·to ,., Look Gt ¥our, Leisure Th~ (\!lice is ope~ during the holidays -visit us 1n our convenient location iin.Jbe Heart of the Harbor Area. \Ve h~ve many fin:e homes, view homesites, watetfro,nts, and fm e family dwellings in all price ranges -some available for immediate occupancy. • Drop in or phone for an appointment -we'll find jy.st what fpu need! · · • . ,·. ~~~~~ 675·~000 i·AN;r'f,IM.~', • ., , Office Open S1turtl',y1 ,\Sunday• [-l PETE BARRETI REALTY • -' bolho, ~,.,,oi: . pool ml "-· Many, many ~ extrq.., Your -· c. ...... llJb;)f..,. reuonably priced. Submit on ........ ~ • OltEN HOUSE 'SUNOAY l.S COLLINS & WATTS 17242 APEL WAY, HUNTINGTOJ.i BEACH -cltllA~ rwv. -.... .. . ., • .J{llm~m1h1le·!.ll"4rl>l!m.~-· •• kiwi,. ; "& • . . size yard ... beai\lifl!l landscaped yard ana 962-'62:1 Eves. ~ QUtdoor patio, 3 yrs. old. QUICK POSSES.. • A Jewitl' ln . SION'I' • uldllg '29.950. ' The ci:..1 '" uu 961 403 '<11'1 . • ' Town & Country Shqpplnt Centtr rncomparable; trpot with ~m. Be•ch & Ellis Huntington Be•ch lea ocean Vlf!'W awaltg your ' • ' . ' Ml11lon Viol• iMPttfk>n. 4 BR • ..C\IStam SPOTLESS bit home ... , owner will a ..... i H ti ~-·--~ 'M1'ss'1on H'tlls ' .. crilic< tor quick &ale. a,. . , un "••~ --lfi<h "'"" ceu1.,.. a-• >1"21 .. , tanuoom. Worl<· , , Bi' 1r Canyon . !he '¥,OOd .buf"'"" llN,Place ------ shop fill' Dad. CustOm drp.p. r.' . ' 1 $18,950. tn 1tua tmrnaculate netA'ei ea. W/W cpta, you'Ve ,walt. · ' JI' 3 BR. 2 BA 600 · , famUy tK>me. The floor ed a king ti~ for this home Fl.Ye bedroom1, S bath& tam-1 1 ' x lCO p1an can be 2 BR. &: den or o""' 152,950. i...una P:ad> !ly room, ltww1< ro0m, 3 ~:.1.t %,~ 3 BR. Wllh 11"'!em !>Ulll·in CH~l~TMAS ~Ail' "-INS location.. 6'f3..60. . ~ 1arage. Be~utifUl oorner ~O 1 ,.. i. •_._ • kitchen, 1 CV garage & $PE:'AKJNG or. HOME • Rt:ALTY e ~ I kit at Rermlta;e &ne and , ,. ~ d ,.. lo ~l".lf& nicely Tandscaprd yard. This ~ Vy S, M1SSI HILLS l • .. l¥1l•1 Royal St."'°"'~~. Th~ :;,\\. ·~. ~ ... ~· home " ..,,.... '"ca..., ro:Al.TY HAS"""'' WE ' -~~~~~Jll!:~~f!l~·v~~-IU~~ is m:tna·fin~ .nQ,w rg· i-.; T:l'' I tree uvtr~ t1'1J,500.f°'l'' HAVt:mtE LARGEST SE. General General General and should be available ln I B wait too long! LEC'IWN OF RO MES l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m. _;.;..;~------• rnld-Jamiary. Drive by and '·-.. " AVAILA.BLE JN TOWN I' >I e >!ALF ACRE . with 2 "'<I· "Uye in a lap SECLUDED :::.~~ thCI> <all 0':""' at ,6%.4471 ( ::::J 54'~1 ~ola-S'fOP IN~ I$r US SHoW %·•·'~ t! 1605 MJ~SJOO N.B. ·BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFRONT room home ...... ~.ooo. of Luxurv. .. \TOWNHOUSE . . e'st·:rc-E YOU AJ!OtJm), " • -.1 .423 GI-. c.M. NO OOWN TO VETS * EliE'"-ANT * R AL ,.. , ' e ALL TER'"S; . u' d. & H b ,. 11 . d v· ' • 3 BEDROOM -home, l'Ai Where else can, you find a Adult~!--3 LARGE Bed-Big 3 BR. home ·on quiet ~ .~ 'l~Gl St . . A 1¥'1 •· , • n. a '. ar or San .1ew, bath •..•....••• , $23,!iOO. pool home at ollly $23,500?? rms. Sinaf~ sic..'"')'. Firrt time street. Le. ta11. nn., 11' <.:; ... ~ -.f94.gc73 enneyre s4s-03J.6 Shasy & tfot8UY upgraded Lots ol QeQdtqr: and shar1> ottered. l:Jvtnr rbOm has ba. Hoge , patio. Approx, .S BR, ~"' £>.I\, 2-story. For-' he.rile. 3 Br, 2 Ba, din ~•, From this lovely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home.. On e -4 BEDROOM I: HUGE pool. Seller wilt pay buyers fii-eplaoe. All elec. Ddlght-$235 mo, incl Pm, 1% Int. . mal dirunr + fam rm, lush SECLUDED · custom carpets Ii .dt'aprs, a' 59' lOt, with · pier & float. Custom drap· DEN, Back Bay .. $36.750. costs ao don't Pf.st this on!!'. fill garden patio w/water-$17.i:iO. , , . ~ Cll>tS, all /bel~, air-Hidee.\\-ay in .this cm;y La-tlledkertry, cwv patio, brlclc eries & 1 ,paneJing. $139,500. A very special home, for 1~1. Ou~ •. P?01 A: put--GEM ........ ....., lrg patkl w ltin B-B-guna chan"fter nl?sUed in a ~ nr. tchollls •.~. ~ e HOME (2 bedroom, c:rpts, families who take. out ttme tin&: gttfn : within stones 1610 w. ,.._,, __ H""'., ".B. ~ .. ,l car gar~~!™-· .Joan,· quiet hill1lde Rtiing, Fire-~ •t $29,St;n BILL GRUNDY · REALTOR d f · ·to live and laugh. 842-2535 throw ltealistic ....i...... .._...._,_ .. ~ ~· """'" possess ~ ..J...... , , I ~_rps, rangi:, .re rig, wash-. COL'Ltus & W~A'"n' s' REAL'IURS 642-4623 . . -"· beams, 2 BR, 1 BA.. • A OIAmONO •• lslinderi Blctg. •t ' Lind• Isle erJ PLUS 1 bedroom rent-:'I 1 _ , breakf&st nook & off.street A diamond fn the ruff. 3 Br, 341.,Bayside· Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 al. Immed. poss. I ~ R.E~LTY -· Caron• d•) Ma'r ·· parking. att only a few of •:ZBa. ram nnoUI>eantGar-. " , , Roy McCardle Realtor c: & W : "1 ' -. the exciting feetures to be den Kih:h . new ~carpet!nc l!""""'°":'""""""!!!!l!.,;.!!!!"1'.! ... ,.,.l"'" .......... ~ .. I 1810 -Blvd., C.M. I 9rrz.5523 Ev,; iJ62.:;bst * SPEC·IAl°'* , 1' BUY OF THE WE·EK !oood h•r" Prieed ro •ell al draP«<. ""'1y ... nted,c..,.i'. ' General · i. ·1 Genitr•I ~~729 · · · , Beautiful :z story liOme aet. • on a tremendous Calif. clas-$27,9'50. · t~ EZ care tandlcapinc 4 BDl!M., 2 BArH ;;;;;;;;H;;;A;;;R;;;D;;;W;;;;;;O;;;O;;;;;;D;;;;;, I ..,."'!"~...,...,...,~ CLOSE TO YOU WINI!!! '""' 1o 2 1u11 to~ wiib mat· .r.;supi!, •hag"""· i BR. .A'f>< ·~., iouca\onty $30.500: $12 795 A MeSSGCJIP -WESTCUFF--Docior m"'I .. 11 th~ yeu ""J""' v""w al ..,;., • 'BA, labUlous , • ..,. V~/ 0 .l,;y •VACANT• , ' •. FLOORS T P I to,""""""' Check""'° ;e11y. • ""'"..., .,.""'· -rv . mA " _, ,,...~ ·:iou 1-...:n . r a eap e ' .. ,.,,. -.,.,. . 3 yrs, old, l•ahll'tt-. room. •tudy, 3 BA, "• ,.,. ,FOR JUST ......... $29,l!OO. REAL ESTATE ,.,.,.. " ftady, !nil) .. ft, 4 8Q.Jlt on YGur Land This beautiful Costa Mesa Who want real home life. A 3 BR, 2 BA, 3 car gar, Pa· * l Bl Bednn ma1 dining rm tiure tivlng * CAIJ.. 847-8507 * Br, :z Ba, den, din rm, car-' ..._llta sq, ft. lrring area home wlU p1eue ·and de-most unique modem design-tio & l"OR9. $37 ,500. g . s. rm. SOown bj appt only ~ , 1100 Clenneyre St P«'U' & dtapes thr\lout, car· , -All lath & plaster 1l&'ht v.ith it's 3 shining bfod-td tor family living. To see MERRY CHRISTMAS *Huge ~Uy rm. Offef\"d far IU),000, . ' J 494-!M73 '5f9.0016 ~n kltcb, Pl'bf landlcaping, r~~ cabinet. rooms. 2 gleaming baths, is to'buy this former modd FROM * Beaut. I:ttphlce. MORGAN REAL TY • ' • STATts , . "' I ' . loit of ~COY patio, Very -Bri~~·oo.. plush NEW CARPETS, bir home' across street from : ~lot 673-6642 ·, 675'6459 \._ ..._.w.__{ . SOUTH LAGUNA neoat,. nr eChools A aop.; A -PtlJlhian baths dooble garage and a blg go1f oounie. 3 Bdrm., family """i'<L'ate garage C HI "I d, '· ~ OCEANFRONT rec. center. $34,500, I · • I · · · 1 -~ ~ . h ..._ de" pl" 2 n-1 -* Boet •ccess. orona Sin an s · n~ ba ~I , -Spac ous wardrobes · e ...... ~,· ya, u \Vit ·patio and "'>"1"'~" " s • .,.,.a""'s. Sped.all .ced t $29 900 CANYON _ OCEAN VIEW D'C'aut. 4 BR., 3 , . •I'!' t level e SH~RP TRI-LEVEL'. e JUST $9.53 S-Q. FT. BTG 1'REES! IMMEDIATE· ~7-6010 " • t FULllR RE°AL TY . !-'Bedrooms; d&n: ~ baths, CHECK THIS-! furn. home w(prtv.f9t,airway t.oca~ an View lot w/ tu5h ; Plannlne-Design-Financing LY YOURS for $24.900~ Any 546-0814 , An 'me buUt-ins, sunniest master 4 .Bedroom 2 Bath home w/ to Secrel Cove Be~ch, rm:n-landtcap1he turrOUnding it la j "1400 Homes f. ~partmenls 1erms offered to finance ~ •!!!!!!~'!""~"'!'""!~'"'" -------'--""'""-''-'I BR. & morning patio. $59,500 ~ shag c~t & . paint er home of Charlie Chaplin. this .3 Br, 3 Ba, home w/ buUt since '57' your purchafic. TWO ON A LOT $19 500 U . tt' R ltu. thruout, has fittpl m rrg 31699 Sea OHf Dr .. by appt. tge fa"' rm din-all-' , • n1ver1 y ea •7· den . formal ~r REDUCED $10000 , .. ~ • ~'"• eiec ' . CAlL 537.0380 ~ COATS a.,,..;, good ""'al p<operty, 3 BEORMS + 3001 E. Cat. Hwy. 67J.6510 .,.;,...,.mpa•tlo & boatlnlngK•,.: EMERALD BAY LOT 'liitd>, \,ustom -6 • ·-w tml G G & ROOM TO SPARE · 2 BATHS .L · V • L ~ .... •Pll'llded tile In ... a...... es ru;ter Ave, . •· or use u a mother-in-law Xtra sharp home treshl Cost Me thru garqe, for Ol'lly $21,500. erg11t l1w of try & bathl $31,500 · - ClPEN SUN 10 to" · WALLACE Just listed, large 4 BR 2 ba, quarrers. One 3-bedroomand painted Inside w/w crpt% .__!_ sa , COLLINS & WATTS 1.127 Emerald Bay. , .$90.000 • • J STAN C 0 REAL TORS co, rner home, Over 1900 sq. o°! l·bedrnom, both for the I fonnal dlninr' ~u Rio' By OWNER nr INi~ • -REAL TY -_For lo~ & homes call: Mis~·IQrt H'tlls-: -S4Ml41 _ I. of livi ng space (eaturing pru:e of ONE -only $2'2,700! b • "' n • ' C & W Bilf Gn1rwly Realtor . ' (0 fiep&rate fam rm, bltin kitch, 11% net spendable on down reaJrfast bar, dbi l':te en-20th, 3 br, 2 ha, try yrd ~-• • Ml Bayside N·pt Beach . IUl~DllS,. INC. pt~ Evenings) big dbl gar & oversized lot. payment, alter monthly P8¥· m: + llsoo covd• patlO, Full w/beaut trees, frplc, hwd 96'J-552J 67u 161 . t-Priced only $28,000. with all i:rients including 1axes. Bet. price $19, • SU.bmit. Ca.lJ fln, $36,5001M2-'1892. · . a(;~ w;.11i~LJY • J ' •· ·, . Stunni.-. • t~s avail. can -ter check this oot. 847·1271 -I·•-' t:.GE '10'xll0' corner lot, ii.ice 4 tAN~·. BE BEAT W~ED IT AND .REAP .,..!, KtA . II S It. •"''J 546-5880 ('open Eves.) w lk & L Sf1YMOUR REALJY, lntt t ·Br 2-•Ba··•Hdme . By Ohlf SZJMri• 'Viicail Afultrupperthatneeds.1ove. ·"' · I • ; EA TSIDE Fr.ench "egen,:_y! . ' a er ee Beaeh mvd., H""'· Bell. Qwne;, p;,..,, 67l-7Mif '• 5"bmlt! LD;,..y2 BR..,,,.,; ' • '"" """ fl<>• ,,,.,. Mlt1Jon Vl•I•'• Llrveot I !.-~_! .th. Most~~ 3-bed~ -I CYt• tllfTAGEI · .~· t £omer?~Lush ld!'ICpg! ~, ' . al, 1 loealed "' qur;n,a;;Jo ... Ciiitom 6Ulli1'1aiil lii>me •' ~ ... .... • ., ,Jle,ilo ... , * EA~T SIDE* ~ Blyff HAFFDAL REAL'.T,Y , New r;hag crptg: 1tewif Distinctive design "ith fQDC· -• 279l lla.roor,83.vd. at Adana 3 ,P.R. 2.8,A fami'lv,.rm 1;-* 'tf~ ..n1<1 1F .,,.._ ~-4405 E SU 2446 · •~ rut ... ~!>191 Opeo '"' 9 PM -" bl• ,·. 'h, .. ,., -•""'' 'F w ·~~" f~,.,. ' Qf" ~'·"· Pf.IJl\G"I -yaµ.'!.t a .. rea...,, tlonal room arrangement -NEW LISTI NG J> ~"""~~=..;~"-:'..:..:.::..., l"'• •111s.~ ag.-,.."fp,, -P't L .. ~ .. EAA !'On . . rt u'1cK A ft?._l;.~.YU~~ 1~,)'(IU~ ~ntral Air ooOOitioning • DI@' '".,t..aR., 2 ha~ SEASON'S * *" * ;11 * * doSets. 1!00 sq. tt. New i~ • . .,.... l~ 1 " · 1 · [ firEpt&ce. Bring og l'Ctiick-Spacious ilvlng room. W/W un'lt~~-7" 'unit w. * * * * * * CREE-rlNGS Crpts/'drapes & pllint. Va· 3 Bclnn., l~·&:L:_f0rmalr4fn,· WE BUY HOMl;.5 /JI book, and be in for Christ-cpts & drapes. 2 Baths . A "furii'. 1 fbl~mm~ I .~a1.; from our entire staU ~ .. Irpmeq.> ~an. !:!!';;_ famllGiee~,· ! 1~4:-MR. KASABIAN ~;,9604 ( ,000, b>w ·J591icht I mu. reat snooty address . J\fany rcnt~llJ .$61 Soo·: Ytit' OYm AT ~.950. .,.. ... ,..., ,,.~..... '""" , • KASABIAii I !'!'~:t~ it-t•) I $29,50011 outslandin1 ieetures. Sur· , t~ ~hd.!. ' . , · . Roy McC•rdl1 RHltcW =r tlc~Cau~ holding • 1 ·n ~~l;I ~,lt;y ·Co. •; J , i· !all ternisl "" .. low pri"' at 171 .500. Calt~-6'2-Wii'"<,e. !8lONe~rtnB2lv,d.,C.M. E.ASTBLUFF REALTY REALESl'ATE ~~lbO>ai<·-, .. ·5000· -.-.,, ; ·BR·, Newport •• H"'"Y 67J.fl500. '1\;'E !\'VER~ • -·~-~ -~~~ .............. ~~ ....... ~l,..,.-,~6~::'!4~1::-133.~An~.Yt'.!l~lm~•-1 PLUSHI PLUSHI BAOiELOR'S d'lciiJ. Crac'-_ BA."'J:l.n?..~ w/frlile, At-, PICK ONE (36') HuntH'GtorJ , ~ach ., 3 BATH'ROOMS! plus 4 Lrg ious home, spaciOUs rooms. ira~lfve: . .(~rw. Beaut 1-0' THE REAL \""-ESTATERS ... r;. '>. u • • " f ... associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 1025 W So/boa 6JJ.J~6J r7i•> 515-&124 Of FIVE I 3''1 235 BUYERS BR, Jovety """"' ·' palios! • ..,1 .... patio, almoot """" ~ h •~ • ':. S61!i"f° ~"['{"· 5p•ANISLI , GOV'T Pi,~N"S. (34') . _ Pr.teed right! Wont lest! front great White water •1 r. ' 'f" · .I' ···To OWN '(3'') · • · · -~· • · 11'1AFPOAL R&~LT¥ vK>w.'rdeallo<En .. rtai"'""·l ".:'71:-:41_64,,~~-·----io~~.fg~re · "Yoir finish, HACIENDA YOUR HOME (3''), . $150. tot•I cHh nMd«d' 81....ol • ~ o;1.(J90I A""'" buy at~· sr.,, BY. ANXIOUS OWNER ' (anytime) 2 BA, many 'extras, lots of Extra. large 3 bedroom beau· Call now for tnlo on the beJt Unmarried women w/chfld. ""l' • SEW NG .. ; ling Realty, 608 Coast. EASI'BLUFF e·X e cut 1 ve l'lli~=::l=====~ privacy. Care.tree malnteri· You Savi'' ty located on quiet cul-de· program for You-Maffy hOm· rvn can qualify f«: this nice YOUR HOME? • <.f.M. 2529 . · ~e. 5 Bdn:n, 3 Beth, for. Ii EAL ro O'.>UPLE r H u sac street. Near shopping ~ avaUabl!e with $100 dn 3 Bednn condominium w( . , • SEU. OR LEASE • mal DR, uHri. spadous, now F•lrvi1w 646-BBll D . IR".CT FR. ' OM. ~': 1~a.ss· t'f.R. UntVtr: n un ngton Beach. 3 bed-and schools. Owner anxious WALKER & LEE Real~ erpts & dtpt, l olympic size ,Freel appraisa.I. • .We ~Y ~ flt. Ft. 3 B'R.; :JJA BA. "Vacant. Seu or leaae option . . C. · mom, ~ batti home, All it • It's a steal for $25,990. 842-4455 (36') pools, tennis courts and equ ties. Penona.J 8!tenhon. Lg. fam. rm., din. rm., frpl, 644-mlO, Reduced to Jq,900. ' SANTA lliity Park. O $28,75(). needs 13 a loving hand with 847..aJ\O . . -------'--,-play areas tor Children. Ex-25 yrs. e>qJer, 962-6523 Cpt & drapes' bltinS wet' -..,.,,. •. ,,-. ~,.,. ,,,_~.c...;c.::;"'°1 -a paint·bn1sh in lL No down $3000 DN 'Ira sharp inside le out. Call COLLINS & WATTS bar, elc. I~ac. $41,950, Newpart Htllhts ,AMuJnable 6% GI loan. $185 ..........---~ to vets, lO'N do)Vn to any-• for apt to show wilt not -REAL TY -F-¥(1 rl ----::':'.=----,..-,,-! per monlh pays all. 3 Bed-one. All this for $24,!nl. Call .f Bedrooms, huPe family nn., last! · ' C. & W. Mtssi~~.eiiEALTf ..... 494-or.n · '* · * 'llG ''* room '"''h • '"" wilh Coldwell, Banker 'oow. ""':1535 ~:~.~-'!..~.~:.. ":1'.•, I' Santa Is Here OWN YO'" owo greeobeli & FIXER UPP .. R ' separate family room, heavy .~· REALTORS · • BAYSHORES ........ ...., .... """u,I' ·~ ........ C '""k I V·-'--~ II · u • .i .. ..---i.., ~-•1~*·-e'JNV'! f6M4 _ small home, 2 br, 1 ba, lge ~I~"-. ~--•-.. ~ e roo. 0 ...... ..-.. Vlllg ~ VIEW & POOL ... '6 rlll <Na ""Mo -71 ( I .. '. a~ rn II ., •• ~· I -~e ........ u .... ..,.... .. room with fireplace a'nd ,, do;.im -m fu,. .. ~11'21 ---103 .... w lie ..... U<.'U" 'ot.' Best ne-ig'hbortlatxl, American 2 story hOme ~ ~~ li=:::::::=::::i:C:::::=:l=::.::=:J S bdrms. View from mo&t T. ,95:0.1 l ,flt for only S100, down. Prl,Rcljai..Only,,' · ' ¥v.. MA,· n':..a .... =. v .. y or rib aown VA terms also -1$'>'3 950 1;,j. thl I-540-!lft4 . J•• ~ -r · ~-.lo-•··'•· N•w IBA 833-e700 , 644-l43o -========!Waterfront cost. rome, 4 or •w rA· · B'J[l .,, •. i room home to )"Citing CI lnorth end, SJ.4,900. t!N.·3813. Wont. au ba ... -,.._, •1 avallabio at Ollly -$26,..,. I. , '~ .. 8'{,.f't. l<>t. opaciou.s ' '!!.. .s , · " • SHERWte REA oWEl'.D 1'.I"& l!EAP : ~'reiilt."'' . la YA R~ro. ' on ttee lined street,, prime Y¥'1· Red, lo Qo.CO'.I.. 2155 Harb:ir, Costa Mesa w~·I ' ~:f'i!.~ 18964 B~~. .. L:J. ;~Bed.Ii• f"alb. \~I fixer ~#e"to{ 11': l;IP,.:!Or ' 8;:,t:ci":;;:,;,.. Ev.ni.,..) 3 Bedroom fix« upper bar· area. 3 bedroo"" p1.,. deo, B~ndy,. R••llor ASSU' ME. 60, .,,.,.,... -~~ • · · Qppe<. 1;11.0lll. t.OY<POWN., ~ ~l Aoklf j!a,ooo.: gain. Excellent Nor1h Costa entry hall, spacioug livirig ML . c,·1NB 675-6161 10 ~ ~~~ ' ~ FRANTIC: OWN~R 4'J PadtW"Realt? Co. .c.u.t: ~· 'l\ ~'·l41 • IBl!AGll M"" >oe•""'· Fwl price nn. 54Q.1nl • 4 ".""YA LO~N-llod ell.~ iill Simply bea"t. 4 BR. forml 1:71 So. eoa..t Hwy. ~ · u s•n $23,500. Anyone can buy TARBEL' l 'i · .$3 .$~. ' l'L. 0 _. home &,;;,p" pn/ ~ "~t~ din, 3 B'A. 3 car gar1 wet · " 4~ ~ · _ J1 , .h le .... . ~ ~ ... rp 3 ....... rm. on . , bad~~ooo. -· R, 3 e•l'J.; I ~ l Wll paymt?nts u u111n prwne ~ .4 uew~a. fire. large lot. $162. mo. PllYI matching ~· Double 1 'R~ F.«ta~ by 1 EW hol.IM!, 3 B ha, Ntar Ntwporl Poil Offf•. ~~s~~=U: i~:Ca~~ 2955 Hartior, Costa Mesa place in cozy den, full din· all. Full price $'4.900. garage to boOU call McVAY 545-0458 t::~_EuJ' tei:m';.,Oymer, • 6 1 -:l No vDAo.w·• woo·1 1ast ""'· HAPPY HOLIDAYS ;~T:.A·~'.""iiilB·i:-E·k.L~~L; ...... ~~LER REALTY Walker & Lee SHARP' BR"" BA. din . . 'FljE!~~M ; n Call Si0-ll51 (Open e\'CS.) ---------'---et • rm, bltlns, dshwshr, fpl , Lido 1,11 ' .1 AEI .urql ~ Sharpesl 4 ~rm home on V 1 Realtors crpts 6 drpa:. Vacant. Must ~ ·. WJth -.nrne W1*frt & """ .... -· excifuog 1.,... I ,,, HWIAGll to all 2955 Ha-. Co<la Meq A REPOSSESSION mo >la-Blvd; ~I Ad'"" .. u1 XI"' trm•. $>1,000. > 220 LIDO' NORD , I""· }'Oil eon have. big v comer lot -ftootn for Pool,-_ ~ u OIATI _ COATS & WALLACE Sharp, OOt1J1 C:O,ta Mesa 3 545-0465 ,Opef\ til 9 P~f ** 8JS-4.422 ** uable famUy hom~: · Brlgbl cheery kitchen. lt ,.,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;J e REALTORS e REAL Estate licensee, Bedrmhq:me.n~CathoUc HAPPl&ANiWYEAR FOURSI'AA.REALTY ndneww.i.erlronthome, l~~~ear'lyAme ' won't last ai these terms 9045 At1anla Ave., prefer marr~. to manaie Oiurc11 & ghopping, 0n1 y -Jn thls lmpeci:able 4 bedrm trvl-B<lrms.,, 4~ baths. Lcvely OnJY l D YfS Old. ~ ba ~WW.priet,. '25,«ill. Call -~· -Hunti~"~a·"'. Rental DepL In Real Estate $1590. dn. $199/mo, pa,ynttl. 2 beth Dutch HaVen marina. b l ~.m :.."1, r • e •t_, ..,allpe.per A: :"carpeting. trpfC. Shake roof, A . 99M'l7l ...... ., ~--offk.'I! 54&-8640. $23,500 . FeaturH include tlrepl, ~ . ii i• ZT .138.(Q) or otter. ! \ DAILY PILOT tor action! Selltheoldstull PE'RRONREALTY ·6'2.lrn. thhW'lhr,blcc'kwallfena!!A ~N-W'L.ISTl~,~ r:.~·2 ~.Deckl: CiALL e· 1.4,·J•l •o THEREAL '"\.. ESTATERS Bayshore Charm ====:::;::;::;:;;:;:;::::;::;:::::;::;::::;::;:;:::;:==:;;;;: ""l<k """""'''"" SUbmi!"' "' a.,,.,., _er. 3 Biii Grundy, Ro•ltnr \ 9 •.• 1.,., J~ --"~-• II .,,: Exce'p-' term.. , Bdrmt., 2 ha., upgraded • •!f!~,.•-111•'4•1'-ll. t!On~2'i::roo;"&. dCn or l COLLlFilS & WARS .. :fttruout. Lovel1 palio le 341 s.yside, N'pt Beach ""! •kALTY . 2.srory Hame • dlntng room withgla.,. w&U-d(l:'\\,. J'\'""-i -· D"C' ~Q.9 ': _ RiA.~T¥--. prime greenbelt location. 675-4161 Near N•.,•rt •••t ortk ed Jiving room opening (o p QUl,.~1-~ J:J<J•p C & W $.Tf,SOOJncll.ldtsthe land. ! '.S.11 C}emente With Evitfytlil119 • bedrooms, famUy~ ri:iom, 2tXXI 9Q. ft . plU:S a brand new heated & filtered Jll)O'I, T0- tal price only ~~ -!. be-st Huntinglon ~aeH location. Walke~ l Lee ' Sf~1·=~~~~;; ~~ o •~~.::.~~= '*!/~the Buiff.fn ChucHe r . . I , ~rD23 • E ... ~ tC) red hill ii~~ E: = ,E:~ ~~:;:i;.~::.i~ .. , Sl(NDAY 1 tQ a. Cail 67;,.:.t930 1ow'~:fu.~,=~~"'~ b.: FHA ~1221 D·2 ·• _ LIDO ' REAL TY INC. tmn.t>I~ br an:cl0u1 ~5&CO.I 3B'R2BA.S21,000FP,crpts~ R'EALT'{ amvrALIDO !£.rxe/ln 1<1a1.lf.:.~arge10 ·-~'.l:',!j K A 8 R E C ·' d,,,., w .. be<;d"Y<"<, re!rli l,li>r., P""' Otmlol\ '"1ot 673-7300 -.. ~. • · "'-· -·-·.,.,., --IJl·"M Incl. FA 'ht, patio, bltill!I, l.call Anytime, ~ ·~ •• 'v~·. _____ ..... , SEASON'S RIO, ~cleaf1.-See Don. l I 1 I , ' [QWSOr-t m, n'."; =rr: ::'eat R•a1,.,.. GREETINGS I_ ,·ti·. lf!fnUlill!lll11 ' "we w1sH v'Ou J .1...,., • good .. 1..,::, of ... -"· .,,__ , '10.S)f!. VA CH 0 _ •·---A-VERY . 111oe Lido 1si. hornet °"' San Ju1n C•pl1lr•no , OUTSTANfltlG • I I I 1· I ' . ' Hz.4471( :::1 IOJ MERRY CHRISTMAS ..... u.u.,.. -.. AND THE ·PRICE .......----, R. ~. $AW. . t0 f'"'.I h1•11 · ' $41,ooo * -~~ IS Ml.LD . C 0 RU C I l l'M LOOKING FOR • llftl b~~!':°njll. w, wtn be clooled Fri., , ror th!& 1•~4 bedroom, hs.-.j;..'..;l"""Tj;...,;;j_.i • 'l1ie mcrsrullne ges1uro mosl PROFE$SlON1'L ' REAL'I"( ! 3tlS v1a Lido 67>-4562 • S\qo. ·See :iou ~ ~ned~~ le~~ Hom• & inve•tment r---------:~~J~,~=~n: r::: 'BE ~~~~6~ µn;-p~~e~te~ o· DICK. CASH '~~-$ lll!Q 1n ,,..,. ,.ro. Att this Rulty c E 8 0 E K 1-. · 1,,,.,, CALL ED 81"960t """ ~.,:.~$,;~~'! 3'2;E~H,.,CdM 'I \ I' I .,, ··~~i'~~,:1:~:¥0::1 R::"e~1f:rE PA~~~llER '1'8.0UGH A ~:·s~i:"" , lnlormatiool' OAll 646-7171. s~~'l::..\~TRi:TR. .... PRINT NUM8flfo 1I I' ""'1: '"1•"""1: -, ..... ,, .. , .... ,,,,,.,., :r;I " saoo,, Dow.n '~~.'::'.~s.a.~! ~A-ILY' PILOT'' -=;.~,~W~A::;D;.,U,.,lT"""'l'~A"'R311 l#.ljplP.~~ $61,1so .., 1"'"' · . . . . . . . . . _ • . ·!~~~"!, ~:c:!~:S ~s.if.""oll\:'' ~1 • "~;..1..~a1U: ~ =i1tJGi!i r•1ow.1!~~-:;,;. ~ ~~l$,~~""Ef0'1 I I I· I \ I I I j . ·· , t•r ,.,, 108' 0••~1• ~Oc!~~~,'.,J~~~O«d' WANT AD ~~' ~=e';Q' The-fastest draw In the West REAL'I'Ott'S 642-4'112., • • • ove y, nti new 3 Bed· • . l bllllanf rm thuftlHoe'.rd ' • room homt. 54Q.85M Llk8 to trade? Pur Tilader'1 e Ji2 561'1 dlV\duat ~i\s Pet ' .. • • ""'" Pllpt Clullfied A good w'"t a• a a good SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED· 700 ' -SHERweeD.sliAl.~Y · ..J>uadlte ,,,tumo !s w i.du1 :•U't • -9 -!ion. leJI> wani it.. M . ~ · -"'-""""""'-"-...,.--'-----I -------------------------1!18961::=:.,:B::roolthurlt::=;:!!!!~·-_.:FC:,!.v. 'u .. ~ • da>" to< 5 bucks. · • ' 0.1c:11. - ' . - " .. •• • • -~1•'4 ~ ~-·-.atitZ¥ -.l PILOT 1...__.,,._-_ .. __.l~I ·~.!:!f· :.l[i _..... :;e$(5•-f::~:·;;"~.·i: •• "":~l.l!;;;ll;;";··.:;· ; ..... ;~~. l:iil'~J I ~:~ i!J ~,;...,~m;~~P~r~op;12m;.~~1'~6ln~1CC11;m;~~p~,.,._~r1y~~l~6'~·~~~~~~~30S~~Apta.~~Purn.~~~~~J611~Aptt.~~Fu;..._~~~~J611~ Apts.FUM. [ 9 GARDEJI TYPE BlllGAl.OW APJS. t!':"' . ..S-:F~ .,,,... Irvine flowrrt Hol ... lo f atparate b;.udlngs. Shat• roofs. l'j'lvate llllio ~ ~i~:r.. 2 CLEAN 1 or , ·M "4llo. "" patios. No stair•. All 1 story bungalowi. 2 & """"' 2 .,., SK· AU lddl ~u!' s~L~iim. :llZI 3~"°11rooms. Somo·bave flreplacea. '1'h6 Int """,... ... -... "°" o buildings· that 'attract and hold goo4 t~ now. v..... .._..... ..__ Soni• AM a s. Income $16,740 yr. $145,000. Excelle'il ntrz~ ,.. ,Arnt :,; ...-....-.,.._ STUDIO financing. Belboe Penln1ule ,• · "Our 26th Y11r" · ~ 1111 ~ WESLEY N. TAYLOR co., RealtOl'S HOMEY & Charmlnr 2 a 4 ... •• 11 I Br 1*, walled. ln p.tlo, nr 21 SanJoaquinHllsRoad. 'o· Wlt'er. U'ntll1 6'/15 . ....... .......... NEWPORT CENTER 644491 213,2'3-5316. , 1, rim'"1l"a ..... WANTED • • · ONLY ooe block.Jro>m....., Choice Multlplo Houling Zonod Property' . t, c.t.~.~~,'. ~d ~l~~~~~!!!!~~Jl•ij;ii~i:fFr,jui;irn.ii:'""---.ii~ j t.\>sl Bo Prominent lat Clan Locotlon.... /; .,,.._ - NYSE Listed Company Wentt P.roi>t'rty In ,:; :JIJ:' ~I i-.~-11111! J ;Coet;;;;;•~-==:;;;;:;;;; NEWPORT BEACH AREA I • ' :6'673-8936~[i·,~..,,..~-~,il,~'""i'dti'1J,;· ;;:~;;;;;;~-;;;; Must be .zoneCl for at least l~ units ~r acre . j!uST1c 3 _,_,. dtn. 2 LIVE LIKE Stfalgbt 'Zoning preferred -,P,!)'.D. s 1oK. lbath. 'li1t .. 1no,<~IJ':eplace, ~°""' Unfui'n. 305 A KING. Can pay up to $30,000 per acre-.Pfeler rilinl-wa1lc fl> -~Ail-~930 At Budget Prict•I mw;n 10 acre sjttis. ·, 1 .. ' 1 "-••N 3 Bffr 2 ~tam. l:19un1 Buch 1 J'lJRNJ'SHED- JF YOU SENf?: Large .area Iocatiop.1!1BJlrll.~" , , 'i11rp1c, rne\:io poo.1: NEW""3 BR, 2 Ba.. hilib;. UNFlJRNISHED plot map, zomng and its. ~se, loca~«<Ct 7S mo.** 833-389f, ocean view, fam rm., frpie, sewer, water, r,as, electr1c1ty, J2!!Rilt~'<l -~ ••-'wet bar ..... u ,.._.. bl.... * POOLS . Prop.~ t . d f .,_ -!P~,..,4 uatil '"911 • •r • \U}I'" ..... * ENCLOSED ,.y, comp e e price ap ,..emut,lfJUlw;;:w.,, •• 1 ;;.~ •• ,, . ..,, • $350 mo. 494-SlpO or -We will answer your reply. .,.. , • • 64&-7562. GARAiGES Write: Mr. H~rris ' $200. PER MO. .~CUTE=""i""""B11~;~1rp~1~.,-F~A * CONVENIENT ~gR~g~ 9221AY 9POSTAL S1E. RVl·c·"'e ·, ;'Y~ " -) Bedroom .._, ~oilsldo heal. 496 "Grace\and Drive. . f:.R~~$ d'SM°ONTH ' w/built:in Jdtehen. ll7MU en. !Pet il child OK. 494-7754, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. -.. . , 'd"'" yard, """'· Leguno Hilla ADULTS PLEASE _ Ed Riddl> Rltr, 646.s8llq"'~'°·""""""',,_.,....,--"ILLA' PO $30 WEEK &. UP l!EATID .,...i. •fl!ll -laundry ladut!H, ...... eerYtce., utfJitiet PaJd. TV t: ma1d ~ avallable pa ear.e.Que. • 1 Boch•_, Avolloble Ex.cutive Suites 727 Y0<k-.. Blvd. l9fT1 Beach Blvd.. a<Y-...., . (714) 53U411 Apt. Unfurn. Bolboo lalond LrlTLE BalbQoJ.O.c.tebnte Ouistmu in a delwre 2 Bt apt on Gnrnd. Caril! ,new bltns, SWedlsh trpl, boat dock; )'early or k>flaer l!e, ~ ddldren or pet&. $250/ mo. Also 1 Br Waterfront • Grand Canlt, no childmt or peta; $2251mo w/a_r w/o lse. To eee 1 or both • Cal1 OWDl!I' m-0207. UNFUl!N 3 BR. 2 BA air •• MONA 2~:Br-.-,.,-wl-y_pal_o_tecl_in_lo_•<Ul~·-1 cond, erptd ol drps born•, In f'HONE 642·2015 ~ ,,l,blkp:;.. i:.;: .. new.,roar ttptl drps, stove front of awhn pool. $275/mo O.i&O Pomona. Ave:f $150/mo.:. Stove A ltefrl&. "iiiiiiii~iiiiii~~ii~ ,dis_,. fU,• 1Dcd >id'. Avail lmmod. 83<H.ll9. ~~~~!!!!!l!!!i ... !I!!! n<, 61>-rn6. '""I H _1 i,.wp. Jots of · ~thine Li1gun1 Niguel 2,!!~~ .. ~.-i ..... tchclous.en. UNFURN. downstal••· mvul I omes Bu1lne1s t • apece $185 mo tc> me. $1'15 ._.Y"", ., ... '!:' I ',Foi s···· ' J25 OpportUnfty 200 lse. 646-1246, ~ after 4 Br, 2 ba, liv & <lfnlng area, Brick snack bar &: planter. Carp@tm. 3 BR. 2 BA. South '1,,-:o-"~="""'.....;._.....;.~ ~ · s p.m. . , -1 f~.rmo fi?!?,~b,l~ •. fence, Ba.loony. Walk to lhoppl.D&. Bay Front $450. pr mo. By r l971 CHAMPION mobile f:>ARTNER •. NEW 2 BR..lBaTnwn., .. ~er, cpt!, ~ps. 2 car ··Eichoolbua1tor-atdorir.At· owqer,6"-29:22. I home, 3 mo. old, llxOO, dl'pl Active witb some business & w/.-J Mesa Verde.~Bit;l, ·prage. immaculate. ~o traettvely decorated. $400 Yearly. 337 E. Bayfn)nt & llhag cpts, 8Cl'ee'ned·ln manageri:ient bac!q:round. .r;-·-drp tlo ~o. First & last, depogtl. Beautiful furniture. Very 2 BR., 2 ba., dbl. gar. I porch &::: cu port, $8,<XXI. Aasil1: .in manageftient of ~ rris. pa • &Ar· 495-4244 reasonable rent. Clilldren & Wlnton Real Estate 675-3331 -~--park, pets allowed, highly lucretive ~· 557~ \ Nr. achla:. Mesa Verde v"",.,a1,01r•-", A~pt.~. come-. 351 Coran• del Mar· _.... • fta"e&Hon area, lst year'1 ~· fhould l .:'.'.'..:::::::'.'..' _ _.:. ____ 1,,,=.,,..-..,.....,=---~ • skate rink. See at Gold@n exceed $50,000, clp\t'aJ. re-2 BR Home. F'ncd back J:MMAC. 3 BR, compl * c11n. WK It UP Cbe.cb Mobile> Park. 32742 qulrements-~$15,0CA>.cuh, yard. CIOR to a?oP'C· CptJ, rrefinished inside & out. $285 .._ • :*; Alfpu,SanJlllnCapiltruo. For interview, wrttt Box drpe.. ~tove.:;s1e5Jtno.1tn0.) 30'l't ...._Madelni A'Vf!,, ==~l::~P..· NEWPORT Bee.ch, L 1 do 1788, Huptington Beach. 548-9771 . 5r)-3278, e TV &: Maid Semce Aval }.fobile Hom• Park, beaut DRESS shop, hair,.,& roall;eup DUFµ:X 1 BR •. ~Ed\;. Newport h•ch e Phone Service. Util Pd , bay vil!W, priv bee¢, Lux-1tudlo, al I .c:o-ontinated relrlg, drps,, \nu •4p~, • B <I. A. M.Qiarp, D1nen l ury 2 BR w/cabana adul.ta together. Dress ahop optn cirport. Quiel: &duft. ftltli. '1 ~ fam rm., :ll Ba. $375. 2376 Newport lYvd. 548..f755 ON TEN ACRD only, tmme-4 o cc up. now •• Need partner to rom-Orange & Knox. 642-0538. • ~vail 1/1/72, l8l7 Port l'hla Ad Worth $5 on Rent 1 • J BR. l'lml. a: UDfmn, _71,f:m-.5100. · plete hafr & makeup studio. 3 BR 2 BA dshwshr, pri ~Cht.:rles Pl. •. Harbor View Children Ir Pet Section J'treplacn I prty. patlOI. Belmont Shores are a· yard: Kida' OK. $ 265, Homes .. C2U) 292-7507• Unbelievably Beautiful Paola Termtl ~tnt'l·Bltfst. I I [j] 438--2213 or 42f.-8000. 548-1309· 615-18f9 ~ ~BR Back Bay area· Spac. VAL o• rSERE Garden Apta llOO Sea Lane, CdM 6"-J611 R~E1~t._ ... MERlRY om.l'Snd'AS· ' ' Mod. 2 .frplcs, 2~ Ba. $325 Adults • no pell. Flow~ (MacArthur m Cout Hwy) i •• .l!IJl HAPPY NEW YEAR 3 BR hoUse in court $1551mo. mo., Lease. 2U: 968-59C5. eW'J")'Wbere. Stream It H II nd B S I G.,...., Feooed, 2 kldo ok -w , r1a11 45• _; •-· • NEW I o . a us. a e1 E/Slde. 642-5583. BAYCRE.ST $395/mo, 3 Br., a e , _...., na::, nm, 1 AcrN-for sal• 150 "The Broker with Empathy" 2~ Ba, 1ge DIR, FIR., Sauna, Sg1s 1-2 Bdrm, Furn. 2 BR., 2 baths; upsta.In. Car- -1116 Oranee Ave., C.M. N.~. C.M. 2 Br. Water Paid. frpl, ove1?1fbJd,t" ~. Unturn. from $135. SEE IT: ~ A: draiied Ent"l. gar. . ~ ' . . .. . 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 D A I L ' Y . .p I L INVESTMENT 664170 541)..oo:B eytS Mfddle age or elderly. No 1 f -~ Parson•, 642-8670. a&e. Comp. bltns. PrfVate OPPORTUNITY ,,. ' childnoo or pe~. 646-4572. Condom~'"""° .. SUPER 1 Ill' comp! lmury pollo.1"5% OrcbUl. $250 Ptt 0 s~.near.Palmda\eIDl::S. ~·.!~t.oan ·24! 4 BR, tam rm. ll• rm Unfur~ 320 .flim.iture, $115. vi11a month,. yearly. · ·-· X1nt -........ .. SA n .LER ;, ' W/lrpl<. lovely h;• .... ' lienorol '"i" . """1ova, 2323 E-ld . o. ,,.....~ Q -. la!."'"" $35.~. ••""-. _..,.6 .. C"'. .. . avallabk. i.ue. w-Tl36. ~ T"'.:"".? · . ~ _, ··-... I ... • . I • 1'EW "' -_,, • . ~., ;:1~~JB ~=61 136 &·lriii STJUiir i F-•ln VaRey ,., .,,, '''· 21> bl;,_~ • .sr..., .3111'~ ~ -" -. ..... Ill Be&ut -· rollil1g mt. '•~T!"'D LO~N"".f ~·-2i1 sZ. ~-D~ ltns ""'' 'OllJ."t51-<1;67. ·:t-.:·~~;J:;e. LGE, 2/IR.-. !lpl, ""'"-. &Cl'el• TAKE far onl)o $100. 1~r ~$ 1 ' ¥rn, clt>ts. dl'J!',,"'$2$1 a l?O· pwnhouM, n5 ~ 1i drPlo idovt. rdrta• SZIO. ~ .. -noo.mo.~~.7. 2ND --i:o~''"' 847.-.. · °"' • · · ' -~--~ -<-.LU ·""---' · L-• 1 BJ!'$1!0--Jdoel lorl.:--'-"-':..,' ~~--- CommercJal Low~ra~~~.~ ~n.tlngton Beltf? " \ t'funting~~C:h. ~ ..... ·~,. ~ 'CoNl'.I• ih11 Mir p,._rty 151 642-2171 54s:oill 1 C>fARMING 2 Be<lrm1·tdMI-' •0 " 1 y, 1'3 ~-St., 1---~.------• ... Se~am~~Yis. J:iowe.,l',J Bath, P.a-tio, dbl. TOWNHOUSE'>_,,<Bdrrn,·-1~ ~ AVAIL Jan 15th & Jan 22nd. 1ince" holiday petings M W .d · · 250• i ar., pool & clubhOOse ·~no ~a. cp~ ~\ rtf,rla, NICE1.'& 2 Br trallen,~$95 & Lp 2 ~ 2 Bk, ppe:n desirable C·l .com blda. ap-oney ant maintenance. $'180. per ino. l"shr/dryr~~: Jbltla, up, child ok. Nice e~ie11cy ~ titll, ~·pvt.~ prx 3'200 IQ. ft., + lot. flex., HA VE client who needs 6 to choose from. t· .patio, poOl. ,d l u b h • .. • , -•Pt for mature adulia. il3 ~ _ ~ •' • Cd unlimited potentiaJ. also $12.000. Will pay 10% int., COLLINS & WATTS ,P75/mo. ~ StrettOn,, E.16th s~:64~1'265. • ,,...,.,.,,, , Jots, income & com. K£'cured by over $100,0lXI -REAL TY -r \;Vk 632-«8lf'bomt ~. NICELY tum. 1 BR. Gar. MODi l: BR GIAP Apt Nr. otaa viola lanaro equity in local prop. , C. & W. Duplex•• Unfum. · 350 $145 / ll'IO,' Ortet area. No Al$!60-.../ '• AdMkt.ults Y '1 1 Y 408-tl n. el camtno real 644-GW • ) . , ____ children or peta., st8-911l mo. on y. an detrmlte, 492-4502 . The lrWin'O>.' ReaMDr9 , --.. -96U623 Co1ta Mua 67J..8936. f Condom! I •l'E"'bav. a tarp selection , VERY nice 1 b.r dplx. Quiet C ~-n ums of ! and ' bedroom homes NEW Spt.ni!b J Br, 2 Ba. Sep by praaes. 1 ~ Oft!' ost1 ""'ta for 11le 140 tti<.t cao. be "'°"" '"" bit-Ins, ohat·<l>t. ""'· yrd. ·30, fl• po!ta. 548-1021. ____ ..__.....__ ~t l.mmediatel1. on our E/1lde. ~ f•(l-4 424, 1 BR. W/fl;bWn eeD, drpt, DELUXE LEISURE JMnc. ~i;o;;ii[i~I Rett-Opt·loJ1 plan. 642-~. · utn pd. 1· adtjt. No pets. APARTMENTS . complex., adults only.· 2 • SHERWOOD RE A LT Y., DUPLEX 2 br, aua&e. quiet -yrry. $137. 60-3520. " Alt Cond • Frplc'1 • 3 S'wim- story. 2 Br, 1% Ba. mt-inl, Houses Furnished 300 540-8555 .no dais, cat. or. motar ...__.,. ,_ 1 ~ N o·cc mUW .eoot. .. Realtll Spa · dWlwuher1 tlre:pl1ce. . . $48-2720 l"X~ !' -.. · · 4 ~1\.A .... w--, r · · · TennU C:rts. Game .. Bil· Larp ~. L& u a d'•y GeMrtl. • n ~ Jt Nie. area. ,4 BR House, . j carport, laud f.aed. 'SUS. llard Room. <:. facllititt. :Private patio. By , -·1% Jla.,-~IJ, drps, bW:ns, "' . '546-8:SS.t 1 BEDROOM Owner. MS--0674 aft 5 p.m. Seaton 1 Gr .. tlngs frple & pr. BIS yard. '382 1 .. J J~ NEWLY Dec. Io 1 BR. util FROM Sl55 I P " We Ha,. M°""' to -~r Bryan• H.B. B • h Ind ApM!mon~1.-.. ~· Foil. 1"5. Adult. owr MEDITERRANEAN ncome roperty 1 Quarters to_ ~er ~ Leonard'•, 2 blks E. of Y 39, 64&-4292 ~2407 both landlords 4: future ten· Be'ach Blvd. Just painted. · ' ' ' VILLAGE 10 UNITS anti. Re-opening .toi. ~· $225. n4; 52:1-2889. . A_. F . "'ni. FURM 2 Bl'. Children OK. No 2400 Ha-Blvd., .c.~ Eutside Cos M nea, Mon Dec 11th. -... 1 y••· u"'. , • ...,. petil. Heated PooJ. ,Lndcy .... ntal ta'"'-~· 3-bedt ALA ·R.'enta·J1 e 645-3900 ~bill R Twnhoused, 1~ Ba. ;ell ft-norol " !ID·~ Monte VWa <;v., cn4) :m~ J re area.. .x:vcD • • t"'"" ·A .. T_ Blvd: OM . tJ:l_f, ~pts, fl>S, carport, -RENT~ OFFICE • room1andthreeNledroonu!. VfO"' .• .,,.., .. .,.,..., • pool A: rec facll.. $165hnn. BAO!ELOR •APt, $110 mo OPEN lO A!M. TO G_PM AU .eparat. Units-with lots * YfAR.ty RENTA~ * ' ooz.1189. '!1"-J ind utilities.' of ll*t. &1mvs a fantastic Finer Homes in Beach Area , A *'ft ~ .....,. • Park·Llke Surroundl"I re1um wllh 1noome"' '1·"" em Gniridil mir. 6'15-3161 3 BR, 2 BA, ..,..,, ~\Ins. lold New Concept ONE -. Adults, "'.,... ~~3• ~El:'!!!? per mo. ~t m down or close to trehools, •hop(! I' &: Pool &: Utilities included. JU""l.:> trade to • Costa Mo• · beach. $225 mo. Rd&. P,t.s JJ..SJ FURN. BAatELORS Walke·r &'Lee • NEW • ar .. 1 • ""''OI<:-FURNITURE RENTAL 1s~ ... so:,;':;;s ...... !::" .:,:!';.*A~~ .. ": 1'ownhoose w I poo\. Mesa VIEW lot 3 BR, 1 BA. cpts, ...1.. M I I A Real.,,.; Vmle. Blln!, cpts, di'(>!, dTpo. '$2'5. 605 Fr&oklort. ,. Month to Month ping. •uO. Mo. 1715 ~-Ort n que pts. 2190 Harbor Blvd. 'at Adams patio, gar. f225 to '$250. Nr Call 531-1619 alter 3 .t 100'.ib Purchase Optlo., Avail mw. Im Santa Ana Ave., CM 5f6-0t65 Open 'tll 9 PM achls. 557--8400. -~ 3 BR Condo, l"' Ba, Pools * Wide Selection-Huntington &Nech Mar . .Apt 113 646-5542 DUPLEX-NEWPORT Lido Ille ,. ', ' Patto, dbl gar, lrplc,,nr j;24Ho:~~ I BR FUro. 1135/mo. BAY MEADOWAPTS. Tremt'ndoul tax write • '(lfl l.IOO ~ & Bayfront ,Apta oeeam 962-0996 alt 5 pm. •. Overlooklna: beeut. gard@n BHJll celllnp. panellnc, :Z ~. i!r:';,.!8;:: -~. 675-<9'J2 '.:';·~ ~ ~'~ @1s !Q =~ its~ ~.~.u1~~ =.!'."'!:· .. ~:" .!: down ~ 2 yrs. old. --~B. __ -----from ~Park. ~-e 2 BR'1 FROM AS LOW Walk fl> ... di 6 -· Newport Booch I I L Boa h .U llS!l/mo. PETE BARRETT. BAY~ 13951"'9> a Br., rv ne SIT w. 191h, CM 548-3481 oguno c an w. Bay st., C1lt. REALTY 21' a.., ... ldtD/R. 't!R. !'!ft!;-• bl., etnwn .... $'!25 2156 N. Main ~ 5<7-0314 Ill.I/mo, $40 wlc up. Bach, Call 646"""3 642-5200 642-4153 ""'-.,......i W-4389.; ! 1111;·211 bl., lam .... $'!25 •-1"-· l1lond cir TVutt ¢.~Ile> •BEAUTll'IJLGROUND8e Housu Unlvrn, J05 3BR,111 be, lam ...... !3'0 --Deb !<15 N. """' ......,._ SPANISH llEc;t:'1l • SPECIAL • , . ' I '\UI. <211 bl. lam .... l350 1 BR. $185 ,._ Util. Newly Newport B11ch Alr/cood. Gu, wtr. ~. n-mVE ...,_.,,...~I· G~~ P,J>ol, !Uc. rm.. PRINCIPALS ONLY General "6 -v•~ ,,...modl"1. -• ..r, FOR LEASE laulldry. 1 BR $UO. t Bit • $41,000 , l lOW, 875.7016. On ocean frt. Sharp 2 BR. 1 $1.fiG..$175. S Houaes on large lot C QSTA MESA Balboa Penin1ul1 Iba furn. duplex apt, tncl. Hacienda de Me11 Aptl 23J6 Dden, Costa Mew. ~ -Closed gar. NO'tt' thrU 6/30. 160 W. Wilson,See Mgr. No . 1 Neer Beck Bey EASTSIDE E 1 BR turn. P.oln Pt i:IOO/mo. 'THE GABLES" Ofc, 642·1121 Eves~ patio, w/w c:rpt, adults Wesley N . T•ytor Co. 56 UNns. 31~e:!:S~:J; "SINCE ™6" =;n:.e~18'til June, Realtors. X:n:~:[Pri ~. A.dl~: Os 1h•<>~--'"'-1na-m .. -int 21llSanJOBRUin HWaRd. w/patto •. Wtr pd . C TA MESA ~ ~~ '·~·~ ~ · 1st W"'"'" Bank Blda. Coit• MH• .,...,..,... """"' 644...io ed. For rtnt or kMe at S2l!i Unl~ty Park. 1Mnll _ Gardner/malnt. Call btwn I t:m.000. 4i.ZXGroq W .. er Ir I.ff Inc. (71C)m&:il -ho. DoMrt, -174 per mo. Call "!!:!f.E'l " Daya W.0101 N~tl LOVELY 14' 1 BR. apt.. STEl'Snew ·• tobr~ -. lull a 5, 6J6.-020. , ~~--' ---*-~. --~-~~ ... Furn. U•O baths, p!'8P, private J*--• • ...,. t ~ pd . ~-bl~ -· ~· ~ 3 • ...._ * 2 ........ -S BR. $ bettw ......... "''" l:arport, bldry rm. Nr ~ ··~ ~~•· ..... ~. ..,rm -•n MNTAL FINDERS 4 BR.. 2\1 blo. ...... l3'0 lhop'g. $1SO ol 11SS. 998 " w/d, --b.v-U..., room -..-..J .. W. '""'CORA MUA 3 BR., 2 ba. l>omoe • $32518.'!0 Camino Dr No. I, CM. lshly lllm, Modit -· ,...-ol 11ji1c. ....... HauMt * .Apll. 2 1111.. ill bl. home .. 5200 !146-<>451. Wiottt, !300:, yrly, sm Wm1r7 -. Eod iiallo. *1110 lllAlt LAKl'lt' * '45.Glll * I BR. 'den .......... ""' Furn. Boch. I. 1 Br'•· <M130. _,,,..pool Ii-·• a...... Is -a.111-i eel h II * 2 BR, I BA. -· _... PIO. --tn&a tn JWr ~11 L'OiY ~b-1'w r. t.lhlllonll r e E1pecl1l:r. nice, $130 Hanging n-pic. Nr beach. HARBOR Gan:NS' In. TrJ tbla -lot p,ltlO, COSTA MESA ~ up. 2110 ewporl Blvd. Gar. $l00/mo, Wlntrr. S2ZI 546-<353 Call ~ {~4) ~la or EASTSIDE CM. Yrty. lncld• util. No pets. DUIJX 2 BR. 2 BA, Bltno, write: Spencct ~ F..~1 3 bc!nn. wflh 2 be~. dbl pr. RE.U.T't_ ... *WINTER RATES* 567-3400. Dlhwuh, Sh a r crptt, P.O. -D. Bit lltor ............ ·,.ud;Nw ~··Park e>ol<r ~ ~"':" ..... Sl\ldio. lll5. I *OCEANFRONT* ltooUeu -.. El .. fll>lc. t..kt, OallL liha& ca1'Pe:Una, aawl)' OtlJ...~Ume ~ Br I $1Z. Ad.Its, no pets. Winter. 1 BR. Aduita. No garap. Nr So. Cout Plua, hola "Cilril'.tmu 1'Ciii19'• ~ FAr ntlh':.~ea1r·•-.,t ... ... '113$ Eldr.o, Mar Apt. 6. pet.. Nr. Feny, $~/mo. $185. 54$-.2321 . to OUl.O'OWll Levis• JOG eu . pu mo. ,u.KEI( UNIV.ERSI'lY Parle ).BJ;t 2 /SUPER 2 Br c-ornpl luxucy 945-MilS, $170.-2 Br 2 Ba Studio, adj, tum "'fttll to cetfl~ tn a .. LEE Rllltor. ~ BA., 1 Jkiur' levtl. l! .. ,0 or ll.miture. $215. V 111 a ON THE BAY: l Br. Fum. 6 thop1, cpUdrp, patio, pr. . Y PILOT clau1tltd td For that item under ..$50, rent. $290 mo. 0., ~'7226, Cordova, 232! !: 1 d t n · I mos. • l yr $195. MMJJ1 &ft S: ~ -call I0-6678 try the Petltl)' Pincher EVi!i. 11'4-M42 -~Ta. -fD.931!8 . col. ;::... _____ _..:.. ... c ~ .. L ·A s s I- F I E D 6 4 2 - 5 6 7 8 = .,.. .... ~. 1971 CestoMHo LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 7 Catt·-' . . FAllWAY YllA Am ..... Costa Mesa r Costa Mesa . Ring Brothers Announces the Grand Open'ing. of Mediterranean Village The chann of Old World Spain awaiis you m ~osla M_osa • , at Ring, Brothen' Medlterrane~n lllage. The country Is the setting where quaint, brick-ti!~ courtyards and path· ways wind over streams and ponds 1 the door of your villa apartment. Inside, beamed ceilings, wood pan g, color-<:CO?dlnated &!rapes and ' carpets 112e eDbanced y hnported grasscloth wall coverings in warm, natural t es. Wet bars and fire- places add tO the cordial atmos ere: Large. patios and . . . balconies provide spaciousness and ight. The recreational facilities include · ght-Ughted tennis courts, 1wimming pools, a gymnasium th separate health clubs for men and women and billiard d game rooms . The location of Mediterranean V age is ideal -convenient to all Southern Caillomia -mill tes from the Pacllic Ocean and NeW'port.Beach, orerloo g the Costa Mesa Country 0®. A A 0 complete security &yilem ~ :your privacy wblle you lllla1 Ille oerenlty oUlviU at¥Wtemnean Vllll&•· " • • .. . UNFURNlSHED AVAILABLE 1 bedroom ' ., 1 bedroom a. don .. From $155 From $185 RENTAL OFFICE \),PEN 10 A.M. • S P.M. 2•10 HARBOR . BOULEVA~D, COST A ME SA, CALIF. 92 62 6 PHONE: (71•) 557·1020 • Wt Art Plodpd To Equtl Houalng Dpportunltlet • I • Rll'RIGIRATORS DISHWASHERS CARPETS & DRAPES PRIVATE PATIOS ' DL Yt.\PIC SIZI POOL BILLIA'llDS GYMNASIUM CARPORTS P•rty R_, Wllh Flr•pl•co, T.V., Ster_; • NOW OPEN e BR.AND NEW-1'(2 Br J'rom 1148. Pr!v ...... bllllud rm, bet.fed pool w/ iaoum, --........ -pftinc, lulb . Jandll"Qlrw. Adults. Yau.. 1fult Seit 'l1dl One! »102 Birch St., New-.... -~-- PENINSULA 2 BR, W1U1Ua1 Ph. 545-4855 ... ~ ~~ 'at*b"81ts in th1 PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH 1nnounc11 th1 1¥1ilHility of two ind thrn bedrooin units for lllults. . f,...tui. For lnformotion 11iophon1 Mn. ~n l.cnnzo It ll45-0262 tri • level._ 1'plc, -· 1 * NEWPORT * b1k ._. • ..... Yeut, SHORES $2m. mo. Avail Jan lrd. 3 -~ •·•-•-~ 6'1S--4125 au;nn, oa, ............ nc attt. =~,,___ _____ , Lute deluxe apt. W/W 150' to Beach, pa& view or carpelina:. QiJ.ldren O.K. Catalln&. delUx S Br., $380 $235. month. mo. Incl. util. Yrly. CAL~ 54M370 • ' Ml ' SINGLE m>RY louth Sea Atmocpher9 2 BDJW .. J BA1't CarpeQ: and Dra* Air Oond!- Prtvate Patios HEATED POOL1 -·-Nr. So: Cout Plaza HIDDEN VILLAGE 2500 South Silt& -·-. 516-1525 Aph., • .• l'um, Ir Unfuril. 370 • Cott•MHll * 1 BIDRDDM * 1"' Ba. Townboute conoept.' Beam celllno. . extra lrr bedrma. encl ;1tto. ~· Hoa nn, sauna be.tha, etc. Adulta. Our SUnday after .. noon B-B-Q'• a Fl"ff Art Leuons 1tartb3g 100n. HARBOR GREENS 54$.50Z *IRANDNEW1'f .Lo Catt• Aph. ' 1 a 2 BR. ,... ••llnmllo ..... lanai,-~·~ .... All Ulil pd.11SJ .. 11111. Adults, :no pets. 35' A_.., CM: 64U'!JI HACllNbA ·HARBOR 241 AVOCADO STREET .Adult llvinJ -No peta: o• Deluxe 1· A 2 BR, Pool Garap. Dlshwahr. Paid utfl. ..Fl!OM $150. 616-ll04 m-= RELIBl'lNG 11cck a.. < Br ·~ ~, a •. ~---• •· !lOO • MOVE IN ~ ... -. -..,. --~IQ Pre-Sehl dlDdren ...an. pa. 2 Blt. m., ~. patio, 1 blk to b;elcb. Year-NASSAU PAUB :"""• l"tlo. Mulla. No -ly. P fD:K!O. ' lTI E! ~ St. 11!3-•il Avall 1/lQ/'12. 11'1. -s Bil. 2 II<. duplex. "1>1., NASSAU PAUril Hunttlilt Wa&eh .. 1 earti. bltm, pr. $215 Yrly. hra. A Uldum. :f •. OPEK BOUSE oo1umn. ':mn :f;·"""""'·Blvd. 548-0'll3 _ 2 BR's from $135 UP -.· Apt. Unfurn. JM A;t; Unfum. US Apt. Unfurn. lrvlno lrvlne trvlre --- ... ..... ,..,. ........ Quick to rtltM 1n 1p1:rtrntnt ••• In our new adult aectlon, (The quJck1r you are, thl better your chine• of getting the floor p!1n lfld loc111on that ftt )'ou bnl) • i P1ik-ajil~t11tndtoftU111>fal. ' With Junior ""ICUliYMi ·~ ...,...,._ And engineers. And 1wrytlodylltltwholllllt0111loC:lllon.(ct.otoemployllwnlcontn , end f~ NwlhoPPln8."**'Cbal:la<ncl1ht uc lmne , _..,.., . " .......... . ... With lad'tllOlfllt.AJ\d ~ alaWllOll!Glt IMnO-tlle -flomM1HlolepubllotolfCOU'*°· ·<-I With ---And WlfghMl!ln' And~ ... ( who could lllln (or I .. ) tomtlhlng from l'lrlt WHt'a ftbuloul,..,. rtOtlon. (SWlmmlnO end lhtrlpy pc19la. Complete hnllh club with trained,-._ Nlgl!Mlgh!Od t1nnl1. Volleyball, hlndblll. Uivt turf 1rea for Jogging aad touch tootbllll, Plus loung11, g-m1d ct rd roomt In thl hlnd10mt two-1toty clubhouu.) ~ ' P1rlt -11u ... y olhlr attractlona;too. So even If you're not 1n oxocuttit, °' t golflr, °' 1 welghtoWalci'M ••• you'.U aWJ flt 111, II youhuny. (F.-: you'll ftl In lltrt. 100. Special llCUont with tot lots. SPIGlllWllltc"'-llool.Jllnlor~liztpooLT.,.conllr.) . ' ·f . ~---- t'· ·=· 1 ..,. : • ' ' • • ' I . . . . . '! ' .. 25( 1971 • • A -- .. \ ... -. .. . . • • • ~-... ' -· ..... rf]r.~~~~:r!l -~ · L;, ~~ i~j r ;.-.~1~ r·-..... , ; . ~ . . "'*" · Dff1co ltefof~ , • ,. ,_ .. , 550 Scllooll & · 041d•l :f.' ,· ,, •= J~ w= Mole 'Ill """!!'~-·~~~ 710 ·~'":.,:"~~~~~ ........... u.run.. m ~ • ..,.. ... llfttl. m UllO!lld&-llll"!~ .... ~flABY, Tabb> .... --1"'· 1111'"'.d ..... : ~ ...... Lfod-i-s·. Tut ........ L"S CM¥1D$i ,c:; Wlfli. KAID -In•· ~ c..t ........... CClllA or J>tntiat 1.·J.1*) fl it. an lar. Vtc )lartiet1Bflktt °" COMPREH!N'sma; Prtvat• remov.zi. Ya"1 rtmodtllJW .......... E""I • full t1rne tor IAnna '~ ,_. IPt~ ~New- 1 • ...,...,.,, . ,....iar.i.,~.··IY-·~ ·,. ~Gd.ind Sd>oot ~~w......,,, ·A.....,EIS --.·Dcper:1tot•c1. per\ .• c.M.5184151.1· u (!!ahopete.&lllelirJl)ct .of.•MA.LE ~Y·+lnJ' Vjc: WinsJ:>eC.SOth,1'\iefA ~~ .. ~1*: , n•• <Mrll .......... ,,,,\: MA'l'U WOm&ll tp btlp , E Jiii&' , i,, ~. ~ .. Pfta. . Stater 8rol,__22nd.St., ~C.M • .Jl'1m ~ M l11lon EXP Jirpetlees ~· • ,,_.-_: -:,. .<Jre ~ -ef. m,n.. it\ . . x I na-":7<ini( 'RllllY -on ·-· , ~·. >i>-21l0. ™' h KMw how, Uj>ktep. ~· Cadlly ,lfoory ....... -' tedllter "' -,... I~ ,,,.. !-11" ...... ,ALM 'M' ESA "AP.'t'sl ~. ~~.#IS Via 1Jdo Lost . :$55 . A ~lftd eowv. ~tr~~· ~~~~ a I . ,· l ~~12~s::;oo,' I d4ya. • ~I . . ' \"f ~ ... ' 11\l&C'ttr, adlmtl•lld at ~~ ~ Gi'ls .-. . ~ . • • • N tit ' lot( And Ml•te!I' I 1Gifl TOK'• GanlClnc. E>cp • ..,, ... kedbbwm.w .. ~ " • 'jjEEo7itna:terullnrtn..._ \' "'·-~FUN ·11 THE· •u•• ewn::~~~· l'/TaUy~w.Kitlel'l .=~~~-~ Jtpanl!llt L a-w'n Mtlr.-itwllof, tht .. faipt.ly doctor . f ·1ta.illf!l'tthat eandraw~ 1 "•.l • • frl~LocafJan 1 toetvic.Bq:.Ha:rbor , • tebance •Cl e a n.u p . re p lied: ''n1ere'1 Do · <J: · f 'i f keoUt ;-set.~lley~~F.eltaur- 1 .. ' •• 1 ~ ·' .... n ......... Dr N't~·ch .Needl:triedlcal.•tt.entlo'n , 531""'446.~a!t 4· 1 CRANGE)'et.'' • .°!...,j11 -.itlon'"'!' · t61';1n4N.B ••• : --~ ......_ tA Ne~ leaclt ,)'U .._,. ..... e ·• P · DC"• B b 1 1 """"' .,,.,. -· 1· • ·, ""'~·.-...~. ' BillGl'\100yilUtr1 l'15-fi161 PleaseCall548,7881 a Y•ft "8 . LA.WN Ma1nt. ~'new RET. Marine wants job'u 1 · t ~.RSE.$male .otfemalelor ' 'Unbelievably large a_pts: · orator. furnish• ' QlRISTMAS. ,...,._.. mo EXPERIENCED chltd .. ,. .__L .......... prwllna:. llOC1ll'llY """'.1. "" ... , , FuU .Tl... II"'· .~uti.1, ,lt.N. '•. ' -ed.Hu.ee Pophjael,lW,electrlcbuilt·lnt,sbag_ .CORONA DELMAR femal'e Germ•r\ lft.my Nctth CM home Fre(ui.t.llStf-'1319. nWnttnanct. g:_nt lbs. • I' L.V.N.s, pract. ror MW , 'cupets, dtal>es. sauna &·ID;9fe! 1 .". • • Deluxe'.,..... ate, choice loc. hpberd-Vic. Lifestyle ·A: wlJard. ·Lunch9 'a: ·snacu. FRONT yard lawn service, Good health. Mill~ aecnt · n:auir,. appl)' t •m~ pm I ~ .ADULTS--NO PETS .. Sopentr.pr1•·""1b.<PI'•' Ae .. •IJ\.llill,J<.V.Reward TenilerloY!nccue.Loc,..t no .... Backy.,.S. ...... cl•uance. ltcloi:alln!r ... THE IS~~D p!OUSE -·N--· . --s1•1 """'· ....... UOlpd. '115/ --• aft SU Di•eo • Npt .Yard.dqnup.-N.B.830-11211" ...... V\ejo. . ,2333~El .Toro JOI .. No, 21< I' SINGW ....... , .. . ""'·°"""~'-F.COCKERl~urlH, ............ !l_j6-7"7... EXP. Haw.Jlan GaMtoer. ARCHl'IECI' wrm CALI. l2F.ihlon(1loltd. _l),EIToro,Cal 1 IDRMS. , •. , • . . $155 Bu11Mi1 R.,l•I 44S br/blk., 1ag· No. 100>"7. CHIW Care, lntant In 5 yn. Compje!o -_.,, FORNIAD~-LlCENSE. c: AN-• .' • N.wport 8uch . PJ'i::<>RTUNITY I c r .J 2 BDRMS I )$175 ' . .. Anow•ntoRacbel.weW..t Haw hrc•·home, fen«d Kamclanl, 646-416. -~ • ·,w~_,···:O"iiiir. Emo~..: '""""" """ ·J':•Ut'e i:. • • • • • • \ • ~ • FOR . rent ~al. in-·her homt, plet.se call ries.. · ard 11:· 3 old cttUd Ex-C213) 388-l'm . ~ -,s~· ialeepeople.-l. Be · )'OUl' own Unfvr!11tMcl Apts. Ava~~blt ~~~~ ~a:~~~;; 96S«ii«. ~rlenced.~ ~;p Com= ~~ YNG. man,· ~ 25. ·desires • . bou. Top comn1iu16r*. 'fom $10 to$'-$, L~S., , ·~ -.....:. ~· -.. .. · y .. 11-. Bl.AO< 'slender Lab fem.&: -Toro area .... 131).-0'!0, -. ._ Clean-upo. 5f5..-3662. jo&. ~; Ex P. •P .:~~K JfaW ~-~ Gut A: YOU'RE RIGHT . •.•• -~ _, ·-· ' . -. . . -. I -• Hf~~ ,..........,, """"' •. , , ~: . . ~ -P!l'°kway. Choice 1pot1 black 4 blonde fem Gum NEW.~RSi'lsyl: eYMllnc Exper Japanese Gardei>er wtre : · . 1uJ1 time. 'Rmctential· W. ·E:·~ RM!~ THt T RE UNDERPRICl!D! . aval1431·1<00• • . Shop. Vic _ lrv!no campus ... &byslllilf& 'my "'""' all Complefp; ,. Mrviot. Nut Job w""'""· F • .,. •• 702· .... !aciUty. 645-3013 lilll,N~·Blvd...(:<11,, .. 1561 ~ESA DR.,:i6sta...,... -... STORE front bulldlng, M-1 i!::nt can 6 7·S-~~ 95 ~5·_ S4S.-lS6~ or !54$-33U. I; Rella. Free eat..~. NEED .llEL:P-J.T tlOME! ~ &a-vMw! Statiob help~ M$;-~:._-, . . ~ ~ 5 blks· So. of Newport 18lvd. ·zone, DIO ·14 1t: ~ . blk (arp;f, S.rvlt~ JAPANESE Gaiderlil'I& ;-. by e we h ave Conv;Jetceni tvt"nl.ngi. Full « put· tum. QIJT'!Ol)E ~lmall ·for i ulo r • l , , ..:•II! -~ Pl1centla,. Costa Me 1 a LOST: mAl.e tri colored • , ' ~r gardener. Complete Aidt• • · N.u r • • 1 . • ~;y Carey ebemih, fi04 So .. _:;,;;.,-store. XIGG P!acenUa . irfV• 548-1698-faw n, .IL . wht collie L.A. JOH;N'.S ~t & Upbol1ttry yd work. Oean-up. $68--2303. HOusekt'epera • • Coin-cout Hwy., "LagWI& 'Beach. c;t;_-),k -' f ""t '1 ·t ll 1 j'ls o II"':: ACE forn!ntJzrthe-rear. ~5:.:,°!tward64Z-Ol30{41S) O~ ... ~~-~-Sba(Som-U GARDENING SERVICE '}>&llionll ' Appl;yln penon.. f" ~J.,n;:J~h« ~-· l 11!!1 ):I =-1• 'l'ls,: 11 Lf: 4s'X15•; Harbor C e n t'e"r .»i-..•.-':'· · ~ ~ ."1"V•~ ........ u . CLEAN~• TRIM llO MEMAkER.stuPJOHN· EXPERIENCED credi :·~~··ABLE, 1 , . "&!.,, ---._~-i.osr eop red & wht. Retardanti). Desre"Uel'I 4 . ' . J, ; • t barmaid wanted -f time Mph:., ' ' 1 ~>t: ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ DU"ben. 56-9!11?. · · n1a1e st iema.rcJ & 'brwh I all' eo1of brlgbteoen:! A 10 • 646-'.546~ • · ~ h!t!tiofli~ tlerk. ~art ' tim ; ' days. '2.25 per hr tp start. I f~I ~ u~'l'" 270 Fu~. 0! ~". .r:tt~ 3. J. R9ntal1 W•ril'9d • 460 mal• ~ Vic ' c.M. minute . 6Ieach 'i'ot . while H.Vllng • . . ' ~Ml"'681 . l!veti(.Mattft"retired· penqn 30 * -~ yrs. Apply in I i'vlne ~ "'( 'lrvlrli -. -l<1 .'!_., ENGUSH Int.ernaUonal Re'ward .642-4101. ., .carpetLo:-SaVei )'OW' money a << ,';_,_ ·1··.-i HtlpW1nted.M~P'110. iw:~u~~?4,~?,11l· pei'_son 'bet~n 11:1 ~· ,,. ,, ~-· -~ ;{.; 4'i -,_ • .. L ~ by b.vini'~ttie" extra trip• Haullng, ....,an-up, oe a •• -m >¥ ··-..-• .._ .. !)It, Lfttle J'ohn~s IM · ~ l"/. ,':t ?',.. ... ,•, ~·.,:" ~ ,' · _I~ ~ri.ver w~~ ... WintoRANGE stnped male cat Will cl '' lMng ·din~ movu, exp'd' coll~p ltu-," -· · Penorin!J·Ofiice. -.iap. Sani.:A:na:s.A."lit.s. lkUl.. de1fre pleasant fully w/nick ,in .ear:&: ~t .tail nn &: :::;_. $iS: AnnnJ ~ $? 50 detit · I.rs Ir truck. . reu. F/.C AccouMa,nt •"-. An eqlUll ~Uy em--- •. .• Jvr,nlshed 2'or 3-SR holUe to operapc>n. VJc:· Mesa Verde. h .• 1,. .:_j"_ K ~,,... : ' 534-1Bf6. • 8ookkHP1r ~ plojtt. ,,., ti PktII'JON.ci~.wJDl- Mtt Feb tD Nov '72. ~ COOCl f-W"t CnaIT .... ...., yn., -MuHfple Corp books tbnl "Ex r:. ed. Ca.91 .paid dajJy., ~ Riply: p:O .. "Bmt ,7J70· Palol .551: ,__ -exp • ii . Wl\l.t counts. not .Y.ARD/gan&'e •. VJ~PI· ~ p I: L. Ex~ 'tn ccins>lida. ...~ . ~. 836-184l. ap.n -14 em-- Verdes Ca 90274 HUSKY JJUPPY, 10 wks~old. melbod. l ·dQ -~k-myJelf. move trffll. dirt, ivy.~~ lions. .Attractive Hn 9-5. ~~..._ER ~ -P.:J\OFF;SSJ.QNAL . phone ' ' ' bmlwbt w/ blk ~. lost Good.i;et.;5.U-'..mpl. loadei:, backhoe. 8f7-~. NEWPORT ' ·~~i;.r-* "'~ sollcitDr . Dana 'Pnlnt...San YNG, worldn&' women .~ .» <;. end San Oemu1e, ·C . C: • TRASH I: 0 • ..:.0 •.. 1 ... ..__ .... 1 . n-..., __ _. ·.a.--, ,._ r -, . 2 Bdr horrie 11 lfe@ •-" --'JaiA--·~· --emenf,. oncN.• -_... ~,.. · ~.., ...... u ...... .,,.~~~~-.F/t .BoOR .• ·.1c:--..,..to...,. Qeni~11~ ..... pilttapo ~·· · w e 1·"· ;u•·7· •. ~ · •· • ·• _.. days. Fret ftt Azorttme. , 833 DoYer pr., N.B.. . .. ... _ ...-"Wotk in. •Yoar GWll home. f~~!~~· 12 YR. old Wbi" Mi. poodhamle. BEAT The. ·Rain! Concn!'te I M&-0031-• ~O ~-ht~·=. .:. Be.it deal in area. JiboDe W .. SI r-·taM Not groomed. Vic. S -Doors, patios, drlve'1,1Hounc1Nni-835-1465 befwetn 9:00 .Lm. • Y " ...,... ea rock Ln. lll't"a C.M. s:;s l'e'-aidewalks. Don 64US14. ... Automotive • 3 yn •;:tWP°gR~stcp-. and noon: · ~7Ul aU 6:00 E'Ve. · ward. 540-8533. . ~ WORK. l'IO--job too ~ aeaning Service ~EW CAR'. ,cR=E'.;;..;cLlnd+''----- , . · S1¥1ESI' 1•""'1•, . '"" ....u. reuonable. rue Cazi>eta, II'"-"°"''"· CONTRACT' DESK . ~~alt!"".n: R:~DY.~C.HAllGEJ . " I , _,.t ,... M' Teewinltle" .. P~-D a Y :Emoi. H. Stu.1Jicl{, 548-8615. Resid. & Oxnmc'I . .5t8-4lll Experienced-only ~ 'ap. 642:.U7d -We have It .ftlr yeuJv· " . • ,·1 ..... , ••• • • 544:-0120,. (XI m; ~·· Qu ·· -c-·.·., W••k. Let DEDiq.~ ~ING pty. Fringe ben!!f'illl, good The Winters be1t-aell~ ~ . Afbo1 •· Aptt., _ • 1 • • ' • '. ., • • ,546--8372. ·G~·doi~"'Uc'd.ionded. ·•We-Do .~* ccmpany, goad ~ · -'vel0Pbien4. ·m1nufN"·fmin t F.um, .. Unlum. . m F.11;n; or Unllim. 37b . ' . LOST mol• Ir"" "'"°' 2%' 66-1695, . i• hr. can 67J..«J72 . •w=N "F'o~· .. F/.C .8oOKKEEP(R -. ..... , .. Pain> Sprlng• I N~~Wa.ath '··1 • ¢.¥":'·of Thanks/II)': .LI. 1 tan named "Snipe". Oioke COfltr•ctor. J AP.~ NE Sf'. lady., tor Im Beach -plvd., . to·116J.,..Jrvlne Complex. Giant a4 CIJllP:'1an .w11t sat· • Cott• 'Mua ' • . • _ ·· · ,' ,:~~rl~ t. 1 ~ \ ~5 ·chain. Reward. 646-8366, . · · _ bouSework. Transpor!;ation Huntinrton Beach p' EXECu1-;r~tV~ _ ::fjJ.°·& ~:· r!;:1:~ • ;i MERillMlt :.. VTSTJI" DEL MESA ', '1'E 'i;b;uy or Robel'! lB ... nack a.,,. MY _Way,' quallt; l)<»n• ""!· ~... .• ' 84U611• , ' .... "'!!! ancy peopl• to"'°"" tho LEADS. 0 S . Ap1rtm1nt1 ,Hubener,l Sr.~ wilh• 10 tx· SAM6YE~ female, name remod: Walls; ··C e·l 1i111. Painting Ji 4 AUTO . 410 W. ,Coa&t · ., NB Headquartn"t in our N.B. I: J ' · WO D 1 & 2"BR. ~· a: Vhf. Di!b-pre;s;J our tinct"l"e"'~ ~to Paka, Ltc No. 21 2 4 2. floors, et~. No· jqb too am all. Paperhantlnt SALESMAN, Suitt ·¥,; ·· , l j45-m6 offices, A branch of our '¥'~ · o$1QVe .~ Refr;ig i oor fftend! .dlnihrr".our le-Brookhunt & Garfield area. 547~. 24 hr ans. Rrv. G . 1 m 1 , • 1"$6oo QNE· BILLION DOL1.4r. A Ntq_ Pl 1ce to ShAg crpt'g-Lrg Re:c center, ttl'll 'bf!oreavement. ·." • 96&-9300. · ' Addltlorui * Remodello&: •FOR de1n Ir l'IE!tlt painting, New BMW dealenhlp needs enera ~ Ct • • parent oo.. Be T•ther •' • • ~Stana $1!iS i LOST 12/14 -Male Irisb "Set· Gerwick &: Son, Lie. Interior or exterior 6: rus. salesmen with experience Thisexpandini:firm\vU!tiitt ·PALM DESERT · · ".f'ystln • ft\es&-Drfvt . · te"?, 3. )'ll. old. vie. Cypteas 673--604l • * S4&-2l?O rates, ~ Dick; ~ ,Preferred. Good Pe:l'ION.ltty. you naw le YoU «iirt af~r -GREENS llDULT'LIVINO · . *·~S45-4t55 * I -Jr.l Dr., N. Laiuna. Rewaro. Eloctrlc:ol · PAINTING -'"""'"''"" l&ny "'"""" Including ~::.:=·:;'~":;' 645-3030, Ext. 61 f'roin $)~ ht .. ~75 W_!~liff R~i!~•:v • :~ 494.-7480 or 217 Cypress Dr., _ _ M)l'k al-fair pri~. Llc'd-A Group ins, Drmo Plan. -1-c M 2'700 b'paclOUs 2 Bdntt~B2tne,.c.r· · Apt.1':. :· -:: . 4,:-ELECTRICAL. lnltallatiolil, Jm..615--5740. . ~. :1 i:;:11oommlsakln. Appbt V:~t. ~':P~ ~r::!·!: -1-,.1 Bfti ~1;: ......... :wlth TerrawJ ... _ ................. pool,~ 7M >OldlrlU.S."" m11P ·r.-lln(,.'repalto. U.'d, PAlN'l:!NG JlfCf. All worl< ,leenc,,'80'JMldoPhoo!li'_ ,, ••to fu1f --~Ii.' '°"1 N.i.;~·,.~·.~~~~~ ... ~•·1 : .,,~ ~~~.RE~ • ., ................ .4~ .. ~-..: Jfis. Re.W-t1c KJriicet, nee ..,,,._ c:oior ... ecJ a l.t l t ,_..;_ I -f-.--~I -..h ·~ Abcidt tft.e Rent -v-... , .. •-•• ~. -~-.,...~ "EsL'~.i. ·;;.1•4· · •--r -' ~" ...__•'+""'· -puuu~bl. \All -.n, :'lti':wsMCJlfr-f>'r 'NB° Ql911)yER _...Y~ d.lstraueht...~613:0554· · · 96?-61.Cl, 511-1"1. ~ .. 'i .GIR1:..,..~B oG·tke1-pe:r.:..-A: -tdcror·~.!~·. . _ . .'. -· .-0-','1l )'P ,I~~:'' '_i.o.t._mal• -~· .~l~f,<Oa!ct;, < .,., , P~GJ,f~."li .. .rr. ._;.;1 "' Al•11lrt, ll!jl °'part time, Res~1 ' .'i; 1 · n. , ~ 1 ,.,81ip'.-~'Cvt~ Of•_,: I PRINTED ' clrC\11~'-lt:~. hi-~aru.:.lJa.A.~ ·iw~ • 11~ ~~l ,..Wl .i\, MANAOE• ITltAftrllE ., .. ,. aa.cai1 • .. n .~,RewatJl.nf'~H.R..--1,,~~ ed.·Jt.e!'·~~~~ :~ ,'.,'"it~·.: -GREAT CHRISTMAS;: Seliatatll!rwhobmi>ney'~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~·~ • · ~ ~~~~:.:;_,,c!.:;_~· PRm:..' PaltrtllW·ia:tlr/ftter, ,' _ •• GiltMJU!dttie a ntWorbetter -.tivated . .,willing M """1':k . .~Coil-_,_ 1!4il ~Elil~liii¢!l59. ~f L~•/!~•· CREVIER MQl;ORS Jc1>,,c.m.1n"',_ .. on :::::::~:::'.'t , •• 4 ... .. ' frig ~· lnsfricuin 7 • Gaideriln;.• f ) , • "" ~· ~ 444. -21'.ll .w. bl: St., Santa Ana '~ M"onde;y .rkrO!tistmu. trowrt that wants a'career. ~~ ~eom t,z .~; "-~~:: &> A~~'"'l~rril~~ • ' · ·-· _".,; f' t .. . No Wuring .AVON CALLl,NGI Y~anBa-=--i=• JAnu_aey. 5$art• 1et $8400. ·€alt· ·Bob -""""•· wllk-ln ROO h~ • • CARE 64'~~ -""S Mn~•G . * WALLPAPl!R * Fer a wcnderM•""'1nt op. COASTAL •A ENCV llcCoy, 833-2'!00, DoMis' ~ """"''""'' ·r.-~-=----M~15 wk Up wiJdt• · ~.w, "' 5 h I •a· • · • ~ ~""'.&!'~ Wbe oill ''Mac" •1 Forced atrC,exu-auup, $30~:..'4C ,~tfp .. ~·APti ..:;J'2sT6 WISHING Meny ·Chrlst c 001. ~-·~ Jar Pidenln& ·a am•ll s(t . i;i.~ _ · .. 6"-17" ~unU;y, ln )'l)Ur own ter-21'90Jlari:Qr BJ.At .Ad.anu, Dennis Pen'onnet Agency, ~~;:. ;1~~::':: Ne~_ Bt vd., · CM. to the Hills, Davis, Phll:r,' lns~r~~~·. , :575 -=~~~ "Dl::.I-. , , • -ntory,c':ii'l:.f'41n. . HO~p:EPER, N.B.;UV~ .:. :U~im,e.hon, °:;~~~i;:;,l ed praae .. qulel·;'iilrround· 54~ Adamczyk, Stephens, SUI-i1lfc " .. < • CdM,. ~·O>sta . M~ •i:)iWU ...-.~.. f . in, tuies thru &t, o wn room, _., tnP Ir: close to <Sbopptna:. Luxurious, ,private entrance faoool from Georje 1 Mary. Beri~ta 91o ~N~ .:.Shores, wes4utt w 1 •.. · . · • ~ . ~OL;£,:PLU.MB.ING~ ~(\ow· OFFICER no rd>oking:,,67~3338 , '.i:~>_ ~t . P~~e· =~ Adult Uvlnt. no petz. $ A: b •.~ h ... E mplo;ye d ALCOHOLICS Anorwmoos. technique, Slrhtreadin& etc_. PRQFESSIONAL ~D;\lf• X'ff~ ~ .~· 6'$-1161 JtapidJ. ex ndi bank bu ~0.U~EJ>l'.( ~a !Ur;e Bewrly • 'Manor, C a p o EL ~ORDOVA AP.T_ •. rehtlema.ft. No smoken. Phone 542-1217 or llr'l'tte Mesa Verda. Costa Mesa trre Work') ,Prunl nr ,,t..iiiiimfGREPAIR 11 ~ .. nsbt · ,woman forcMdoareAilte Belch,·49$-578& . • xrn Owif St. ~10 m--0310, 50--7197. ,. ·P~0.1Boll: 1223, Costa Mm.. ~-·· a-.. U&...l.A--norlnJd'en '..L. "P ,. ... : • • No' ~-loo .--" ~n . '!!"I~ 'bouselree_p1ng. 1$-3743. Hlrbor A 1familtml st. ' ...-i ....... ..--:'"'10 • !!'r • ~ ~· • • ~· #,"""' ™ -uutcers ID URI , o...,,..._. · • . ear FU{tN ij(fi(l.u .s, i'c.M.l\Wt.~1ntrd"'r;y~a,y.SanuouSEHuntlnc?Watcb.thl I•ndsc a pl11 1 . Georif: t:-J·-•60-3128 •' tbrttlocatlO!\l!I-. J:l<?USEJq::~PER. No cook-": (2) RN'S UJi!. Meal tor studenL 1 /uaa .• Cl.po. 9am • 6pm:. OPEN" HOtJSE -eolumn. . · 6f&:--5893. -• 'i • R...h.i•if & 'll .. t; .. 0 • 1i HtJNTING1VN BEAQI in&-~ .i.dul?. ~ dlyt, 25 hr. ~n-7'111, medtcal 1Urxke!" ,.,.ll!lllil!ll!!I•'!"'""'~ I Athdt.• $65/tne. • -1: ...f15/mo. ~-':':.. v . , ~ chAi; N -i OCEANSIDE wk. OWn trans. 6"-7344. · · RN Huiltl ....... c SO:-. ' . ; -~ . . . * ..,. * . , * • ..._ Addltlont-Alfer•liona * E!nJNDD?O . nrouir,i,uAL • E-/ · ' 3-Upm, OB ~ 1 81\, 2 Bil., &!Ot1f'iJ! !Aiae 1 I lal Jiil * JI( New~. ~~te. POsl~ ~Ire 2 ~an ot manutacturirc-requlrq.P. · • RN. La QD:..t. Hennosa Mme w/kitchen. p !'Iv . LMt ft,. -s1&l>I • pa~..B~ ~ ~-e9croW ~ex-·piicadon of electrical,.J:iie-ll-7am, 1.c.u.; c.c.u. uruts HllAI Logvne. 494-0047 alt 1 pm. . . .._ ~ (n,<l m-w .........., b<ell•nt "'""· ·~""· Ufduslrlal ;,,gi. LYN'S ' . ' Sp EC I A LIZ E D -..J:lbue ' ~l!alt Pro&ftDI alllf.'~. neerfnc. kilowtedge thrU eodl-llpm-'tl:in, Sub •Cute wits SPAllISR COuN'ntY ES-NR. A._,, Jrlce room, Pvt. F--• ('--d ) T ad y 'Pa" . d' a.-1r. ~;_~-pa;ntiiW llOI~ ' . • • "'""'" lln-, -RN'S TATE ~A ... cloul .entfAbath,pr,"'"'°"''· -..... ' 550 r ers ra. 1se •l~CallOfckW'.412:1 'To--""clla>'"""' 'MustbP~ndlotlonooienled. Surie'>''Dcper;enca apta. Tenioed:.pool. SunJn!n $15. 8J3.-.1306, 83J.-M07. ' J:,. , • • ' in conlide\Klt, call pO Tom Salilr;y oommmrurate:W/ex--LAB· 1'£CH ps BBQ. WANTED: Lady needs.room FOUND: By Cit Hwy. in Roofl119 ,, Goold ·('n.4) •. &'IS-~ or 'p!rience. Rfply to Box No. .W~s Only Unbe'llev1bleJJ~forONLY & kit-priV. in lJriv. llome. N.B. purebte"ad Beaa:le 'l1'nes .. wtjte:.P.~.~'279,Santa ·246. Dallf PilOt P.Q; Box x~RAY TECH 1. Bdnn. 0 Unbrrn S150, CdM or Nwpt Bch. 675-0621. nl0at11 mk w/ern ii: wtit. •• ,1 . • T. Guy "Rootini ••. Dt'Al ..Ana, Caliti ~·, ~ 1 · 1560, 1:'.osta M'esa. Calif. weo~• 0,_ ""'-.,.... · Direct I do niy own work. So "·' h N ti Bank ·~~ ,. _ -.., ..... ., • ... '"·) _ Guftt~Home , ·415 maridng1. Brown collar. • · • ~ ~1:_;mpioytt -~· ..... _ 'l' ~-C~fiTRAL ~ ·~..!'.':.~·s:....: ·:.r:·P;iivATE ROOM. F ...... ,o.uSS:~ ;mall whH• :tu)1es s'::i.::°tt..... eatMaldwsnt>d.llrlll•h 1 • -1Nrr,T IN ··· .... suePL.:V:-l"ECH - ALL '"'"·"'r• .vu~u " . . Pub In°"'· ia·111 ..... E""L• 'fOU" FUTURE '·' ""':"!••• '"<!!"'"• amdltiono y·-··-_.... For elderly pmon. Bright · Cockapoo-typo dog. li'"" ·d 11 · · 6 !rlng beho!I~ ADULTS'.,. ~. ' 0 r_-1:.o1.p dJeeryavden SW'l'Ollndiftgl. 'etac1c &-flea"' collar. f Vic. .: 0 ars' ~. • ~-m•ldl'I(,.;. Al~~ ,6""PM to 1 ~. Tues thru ''"'" ," . j M1.ss10N" • VISl'I' OU~ MOQELJ! Nulrltlou, mula. MS<153. San1;, !Ana A '2nil SI. C.M. • , . • .,. • °"'"""' tO .Wt<;cu. . )\'!. 616-.119,\0 "''~' . AE YOUR OWN BO.S.S) 'COMMUNITY l6ru PAJU<SIDE IJ<, · Vocoilon Ranta!.· 425 -· <;&ii Jo'• ~46 • BARMAID -·No exp. Men W HOSPITAL ffi4) 847·5441 -· nee. Apply v1kltr~ Lou...,.., · ,.... omen ' -f Bib llo <If San 'oi.ao WAIKIKI Holiday ...... i br FEMALE adWt cat, Lrf""" Altarotl0n1 -642·5145 . ·~· ml> Puo~t.,R~ /'W)/,, Frw;y:on Beac~·fhlk w. on comN furn co'ndo r 1ane.l haired Wbt I 1>1k maricq:1 Haw ~t duplex-. Have: ~·mobil hm F/C Neat, accurate. 2j'yeara exp. 543-~. .LN" A Yellow_ Mlnioii Vie». Ci.lit. , Helt to P&rb\d~: . f "'Dllt&l l Oct , 7th fir head Ir: tan Vic. 23rd &: Want amatl beach cottage Want: TD'1 • F/C 1and Telavlslon Repair BABYSmER wanted i tor ' t!axl Cab . . (~~t-1!~,· A _ Newport ~-$~c:da. for 2.' le::·Qn.ise'. ~esbn~ter, C.M. MB--'040. ~:u~a.~ ot Mountain r!,~!ie ~=n!~-~-boy 51i', tull time, must , ,... r HONE ,.., l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;j;;i;·;;;;;;;;:·=;, 222-2543. R. •liall -4684 Nu-~ c:icc• brown I: ,,..e ilWiii Co. Reallon 540-3JJO * BLAINE'S TV * have own tn.n• .• 496-3105. , ~f!.fDr1•3A1 ... 1 (714) '495-+tOO . I.I" ,, n.gansett Ave, San D)ego, -\flµte" w/liwr 1 P.1? t1. . Servklng All Brands B1bysltter, My Home '1'ttt RESORT LIVING Cal. 92!0'1.· • , ...... Xemal•. Newport H ...... "'8 GM'C Pklrup all xlr"' Haye""'' h""" In a.,. AUi-M•IM""" ** ,..._2318 ** ., l714 ) 830-7700 , ~~~~~--=I &0-35,59. Cl"Mlnplllf cond; clear, want ettst, Newport Beach. Sub-U11...1.11, Wlnted • R~ stN,.. t • 431 f'ND Kltt , blk E ht trade fc!:t.. I-9.cruiser o.r mit trds tor inc, TD's or Known for hotiesty ~ B~~~~T' BoHqq,e:, ..,..,iiii;&.iiiiiiii .... _. F.ROM $1l5 .. 1 GIRL"""t;.,·io,~i:..,;_.i-lJ."lj,n . .;';".,.'!rlendt1;~ ~~~·.~~ primeland.W•~•yN.Tay. Tr" Sonic• t"9 So. en llwJ, 1.ogv .. SALESMEN ' Need men who Aft re1~ tc k4m ~ car busl.ne:u ~ ··~ willing to tn.lti. ·Must haw rfiod . Ptt90nality, tie mt~ in a tutu~. dr8. 'l\'t'D;Unlnded, Beneftti:: BR. Kida 6: pets 'O,K."·$fk) i7th 'St. Ir: TUslin, C.M. ...._..,..,...,. ,..: .....,. ·1or ·eo, ~lbn. 64+49\0. Besch 49f..4525, e v e"• Gnmw.·Trie Sttv. Yard t Jt" ~ Gard•• Un!Urn, "81Urn. ""-1510.., 66-1~. * * * * * * l30-93ll. \' --•"" '"~ llf>.6235 ""'"· B<h. FOUND: eum. Shopher4 ..,.,,..., .. u11 ... ---..ao=y"'s;;-710.""'14;--...,_, • 1...__ • • 1:..._~,. ..J SHARE my waterfront home maltt puppy, vie. Conll'J)I rept}n. Reu. 646-6841. to 4ellvu paptq tu the Saa ( run. fine ne,... w-dotk: man »«> :yrs, SlSO, Data Crop., warner I ... , Oeml!Dte, Sep JUUi ~pil.. . 1Jft9tize llvina In onl!i ltllUJ'o. mo.' fr5-4331. • '· .l ~-'.-i. Harbor; 64J...82M m-rf89, • trano Gld C.,lstr'll:lo Beach , ~ ·""" p.,...,, """" n MIF to ...,.. '°"'"' CdM TAJTY-O>lored """ touud. , • STAR G:A.'ZEK~ area. · Demo., group ins., cuaru- 1ttd aat,ar,. Jllu.s cooun11 .. fiode:. Unlim!Jed inc:ome:. Ap. ply in Penon. lJNivEasT. TY OLDSMOBILE, ml Harbor Blvd., bi.ta Ml!'ll. (" imilUon in recreation •• • home. $125/mo. Refs. No Santa Ana Heights an!L ~CUYJ.: bAILY PILOT s*lmmlng, tennl•, bU_llards.1.. smokers. 673-4169. 1'f,gs T'C!Ad New Orlt:an1: ;ff'/ M":t.": )ii. YourDoiffMIM1'.C.U. )j.. '92w4420 •• ~l ib dubs, saunas, pn>-* M'•le. Brarli-new priv. BR 642-1530. -:Am 1t .Act0rcli1tf to lh•I~ • BUSBOY -p. indoor -"' d.rl ·"'• .. • nr OC'C -SD Frwy. S~ YOUNG female brown 1; 6-11-12 · To dtvtlop mestcf$1• for Soturdoy, ••• ··~ <:> 1 reod-.b~Ntorunbe" ,._ l npce, clubhouse, etc. t 0.111tom decorated singtes, 1 I: 2 BR. Furnished &: Un- Jur!rishcd. No leue requl~ wk. or by mo. 557-8400. white l1Pg vie Springdale I if,,' TAUIUS of )'OU!' ZodioC birth al~ HO> I ESS Gar•-• for Rent 435 We1tmlosl er. 596-2319. .., ,.• 1AullP'c:"-31~ ''To ·-r'"\ .... · · 2 °"'°"' 32"""' 6l S.nt'-t _.....;;... ___ ,.,.._ FND: Setter I b&b (f ) NO l~NAf:ll 3Cciuldn't 31W 4J'™9 Apply Stor1ge Only $25/mo. tap or collar. Vic: M1p1e '-1'-•Dafl'l 34YWI '4TW Betwffn 3 & 5 P.M, ~1 or 5'8-1~ St., C.M. 543-4362 t'Ves. .(5..57.,_ :;:. ~t:t_ ... ' :~";;~ Office Rent11 440 GOLD charm bra<:elet Mon-~~ ~~:;';:.. ~~-, DESK 9P1ce &'fail.able $50 day P.M. ln -N"ewperl ,..... 3'~ ... T .... mo. Wiii -tumtrun Fuhloo h!and. m.am. fl\$°:'/ :/~J:' ~I;.. at ..,mo.Afi1wakua 9'!!"1k:eGREY ca• white collar. t 2 Allhot 72~ '"-'"' .., -., l l h .uWIN· • n .v.. , ... ~,, avaDable.Jt7115BetdiBlvd. West Newport area. ''r... ,...._, ''For c:.utlCCINf.~ HWI-ne.cb. ""'121 --...1:.W. •s ~ 45..... )S i.--kW DfC.11 4" . '".....,......-16Sin A6Wi!Mll 76~ J'·' It at-t lJ9tni 1pr SltP: A DESK 1J;1K11 aw.llablit Q roCND Mnale HUii~ type 17 ~ "'~ _ .,,.....,. Alf· ~ llcrled A~h•ai: 1 mo. WU1 ~tu;:: dog, vie Seepy HoHow, !.. l:=:. ~= · $:~ ~ NEWPORT BEAaf !!.:-1:. I:! No. El suna Beach. $2146 f.~ ~:.:: ff~:-"-' AQUAAM l&tll at Irvine CtmfQO Real, -San FND: Siamese c•t w/white 21~ n~ lll>orl't JAii.if Clemente. C-4GI collar vie: Anaheim St., 2ll• ~vaJ • P Gcrr' nl. ,, tf5.(J55I) or 64U170 C .,.9 24r~ 54htttr MWllhlo! , .. 1, D·~ opa-av·"·bi. tt11 .M. in-1+6. 2',,.._,. 55He.,. uw..., ~ '""' .... -26 l\!Md 56 ~ 16"""' '..,$2. mo. WW pnMde furniture FND. S-.~ Bike. Vic. 211,. 57~ 17£1'1dut'"' PIKU ·•w•tt• ~,r ... ,,.., ·•t~Anamrizw..W:. ~_pmor N.B, ~.kfen-i:e'\lll ~t :~:-' 'ff;" l rwmlal ,._.-,...,..,~ ava!Jaiblt. 223 hrtlt A\111, lif,Y. ~· >OGl-4 "°Dtw,.d f'Of~lpt ;.tM.it lbtrd-tn~ •'CASH" -ilell LUUnt hcb. Of..9«lt f'Nt> tm&ll Bh,ck puppy vie. Coo! @Adttr11 ()N;:~ 'J.~ ....,. -tiii. oallr P 11 c" """' _., ...... ""° Qlllclr !!th St. • Newport Bl"' ' _ .. Open Dally 10 "' •. APARTMINT4 .. aa.\tled. M>-a18. -. call ~ 646-217'1. • 2131 W•1tcl lff Dr. Nowport Btoch TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642·5t1• SALESMAN YC'.111.Dg, muressive. vc:perl-~~!!l'!.'I~~'!':"""''!""; fbce' not necessary. ruu JANrro AL ope;pings, , er-commission paid while tra[n. man~nt I time poliUons, ing. !.lanagtmcnt anls~ &II 1h starting Wary at all timeL Sa.in position th (at Irvine) CM 642-1470 $2.!i81lr'!benefill & still! v.ith.a futurt:. Demo avail. ~~gd ~ Pfe-able, insuraqcea. C a J J ferftd. th ' ~t C<Jm. ~7. """"" "· s, i...,,.._ ==,:$:,A'LE"'s"u=•N;;--1 ~t111>nnt1 t 1;>mce. 499-l.11l • ·r- An ~ IC>PortuUcy em-Y.Jll.ltll CQ.. Gd potenfitl . P,lo)'Pr. __ .I . ~· *JA.ffITORIAt.WORK. l'et»nnel ~ 1..oc:'-1 • N<ni>birlnt married 29&3 Wealdirt Dr N&<t t"OUP!fs. T0p p&>, car Ir: ~ ~2170 ·• phooe ....,, Pl< '541:-mo. Soc~•ty $600 LAND!CAPE ar.J h itect 'Yount Co. Good •kills specialllfd in Japan e se · C11M Lorratn~ aarden. Takata Nursery w~ • 54&-0~'. I' ,.., . "~I Agency . From "Oui.stmas N«!(:kties" 21»3 ~'e;stclitr Dr., Ml to oulgtown Le\iit-you can ~mo turn "tr'Hll to cuh" Jn • ---, ...::=::.:..---! DAILY PILOT cl11Silied ad Fut ".1Ull1 are just a pbOnt • call Ml-M'll j call •way • W-1611 • L1U to trade? Our·Trader'1 Paradlae 'column' Ii 'for YoU! 5 llne1,15 AA ,for 5 bucks. • • . ' • ··, .TO .;ALL OF OUR·\ I' ::,. • ' t ,. YAMAHA CUSTOMERS • frollj .BoD & Jim • at • AWARD MOTORS • 1680 Newport Blvd., C. M. 642-4343 ' • ' ''*'· Otctmbef 24, 1971 DAil Y PILOT 33 ........ §1 I ......... !§JI ......... 1§11 ....... I~ I ......... l§J [ ......... ll@l ---§1 I .......... l§J[ ·~·--l§J 990 "° """"· u... tHA-""" .. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;ii!illiiiiiii__.iiiiiiiiiiiii_.•I t90 Aulol, UMll tlO A ...... Ulol CADILLAC . .Doiii 910 Autos. .... tM 970 Aur., l19p1rted '1ll A ..... tmP•rted 970 .Alilfotl, UMd TOYOTA YOLISWAGEN IUICK -"'· ... I Alfa Rot1110 Coad Imports 1ooe.n• w. Coast Hwy., Newport lch. 6424406 _.,.,...~...,..--.1~-..,.,-----' 12, romA Bill · Yates ·10 IA s.~ °"-Sport eADILLAe 1910 ~!...°':!,;. .. ~~r:; r·· Cpe; llO ..... air, SEDA!t DE VILLI MWit ..U.$tudont 10101 La'1" Salocllon '°' h>dra>tiat1c. p/1, dloe bric>, ' FACTORY • Eait lo ld\OOl:~:i:. . l111ma•... ~ ~"';°~J'i. G.M. AIR CONOITl~ING '61 DQDGE 4-Dr. s.dan, D.U-1 1\alt ~ ell\lloment. ~ Mi, '1 cyl., Auto, 9 ,toJ -•-J '6T B(11CK Special 4-Dr .. ded•la\>, doth ••,,. ..... ,n. ml'1, CrMn\j>ulf, hlb. ''I s.v::c_ On I ttdan. J!/S. P/B, JJC. t@l'.lor, ~ AM·FM radk>, nf./646--471$. '71 ~7,\!"0TAS . V•ry &ooci """"· rn'.)IM9. tilt A tol<scool< •temnr. ''·12=-ton_,,,V_an,.;,l_~--GWlran--- CADllLAC .... (J68ASI) • .... lo ml, ...,, .. ..,., .. cl. ..De.aa Luui& A, ... .,,..·~ .... ~ ·"• $4555 . • PvL j'rty .. -. • TOYOTA s.n~.J~.~~~... · CADl~l,AC 1,68 N'AIERS CadHloc FORD . m""'°1.....,,1m-~ COUPE. DE ·VILLE. AUTffOIUZED DEAi.ER Cobra '70 ....•..• sins ...,_ 'ID v.w. Bj]G, Mello, heater, . FACTORY , 2ll<lD HARl30R. B,1., TGrlno 'VI, '429". °"'\' 2',tlll 1"" -·Coot& M,.. 4 ...... "'°"lebt "°""· AIR CONDITIONING <X>STA MESA. mil,,., pwr • .ti,.., pwr, SANT A ANA $49S Padded 10p fUll' Je ttW in-511-9l~ · ()pen-&mday brakei, auto ~' radio, "'OYOTA DAVE 'ROSS~ONTIAC ""°'·Ali_.: ....... 'IL EtDORAllO. comp! -·"'w .-~.tach. I' 2m H&rbor Bl.Yd. at Fair Dr. AM-FM dio.-Many· other eqpp'd aold/..ybite'. 5500 man1 other delwce extru. Service dept open 1;~ am CollA Mesa--M&«rl.7 ra ?di ~ Pri.V • See to .app.""eCiate. (425AKJ) Autas, ........... 970 Autot, Imported 970 "" I pm --..... '68 POP TOP, eam.,r, ·-· ~:."frAi~w......... ~ .s.-aam: ... ~·. r. NAIQS Cadillac ..,.PHONE Slo.2512 ~."'$:0. :;,~ • ;$2555 • CADILLAC 1970 A~o~"i:m~ JACiU MG ' MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE STAFF AT WARDS. LEE AMERICAN We will be closed from noon Friday unUl Monday morning so that our staff can spend the holiday with their fanillies.1 WARD S. LEE INC. A.uth1ri1ad AMERICAN MOTORS BAUER IUICK -·--M=G---417 w. Warner, Sonia Ana e""'· , COUPE DE VIW <X>STA MESA Atm!OJUZED ·n Mod<! corooa, 1 dr ~ ·10 vw .... AJl/FM. Xlnt NABERS Cadlnac FACTORY 540-9100 Open Sund., Dealer n.. -....... SALES • SERVICE ...... !act atr """"· "'""· """"· """· AUTHOIUZED DEALER AIR CONDITIONING '6T ro11D WAGON~·... 1234 South Ma in St., S•nta An• Only AtlihOrbed Xlnt care. 847-6426 alt 6 pm. ** Call 6f4-8117 ** 2151'.1(1 HARBOR BL., Vinyl top fii1J lea~ inter· dan 10 ~. Auto., P.S., "'!'.'~"!'!'"'!'--'!!!11!!'9!"'!'-!!'!'""!"'-oil"'!l!1t l JAGUAR OEALER .. 69 TOYOTA ,61 vw ~.. rigina1 <X>STA MESA '°' ...,; Jocks lull..,..,. !act, atr. CIO!Jll A•-UMCI 990 •·~, UMCI & Always bu an exctllent ae-4 apd., alr, 16.000 ml perfec' ;:t..o$1,n'.ll. = 5§0.9100 "Open Sunday AM.FM, tilt &: tetesCos>I~ $195 ...... ., .,..._._·-----=~·~-! c: both New A Used Good .c:ond $00). 1168-"'2 allr 6 .,,. wkends. '69 c .. Cp. n.vm., xln't 11 .. rlna, etc., etc.(5"4EAFJ DAVE ROSS PONTIAC MUSTANG PLYMOUTH tRIU.-H cond. All ~wr. !act alr, lthr. • $4885 • 2480 IW1>or Blvd. •I Fair Dr. W "',.. '64 BUG $450 or be•t offer. PJoper:ty settlement Jorcea -Colfa Meaa. 546-8017 '66 Mus'*"''", _, w/blk l•~ 1.,. Plymouth Fury Ill, 19n JAGUAR VI Z !100 • Coul ""'· , ---o:=.=.,,..--1 Good. Holklay G""tinp! .ale Make tr 96.1-1•7' · * •7 -~ ·~ " ,,-Alr condiUonlna. au1omatlc. __ ..:N..:ewport7:~8Md:=:__-'' J IUMP 61&-1319 Jim • o . or NABERS C dllla I FORDS* ter ... vs, aulc, h<avy ducy ·-hardtop coupe.' P.S .. orqa,ix»milts.(928DMN) MGA R ff ' · 673-7150· • a C GALAXlE.S eMUsrANGS llnlna,1exhaust 1y1teni, P.8., auto., r•dlo, im; ''2 VW. New tires. Xlnt CADILLAC 1967 Alln!ORIZED D~ TOrJNOS R/H a many xtru. Mint hHtor runs good good "Spodallzlnr In Qolllly'" -------END OF YEAR <Ond. Sl25. ' SEDAN DE VIW '6llD HA!UlOR·BL., HERTZ CORP. """"·WW trade lor van°' ·tlrH. '$800 firm.' $150 Learinc Statt!! Havi SAL£ ** 494-4818 ** OOSI'A MESA accept beat otter. Contact -t... I boo . BAUER lill MGA. ....a • ll\tl• ' '66 vw BUG $700 FACTORY 540-9100 Open Swoda.Y 221 %1~~ 673-7746. 1;',j;:;6J~w b ua k. Bu~1'7i\;;'~~ar ""';;~ 7% Foclaral Exc1.. *" "1-3917 ** ~ .. c':~T~~Nl~t CHEVROLET 1967 GALAXIE 4 "'· 1 H'ERTi'scAONRPs. PONTIAC · o.sta M"' 54&-1765 , , TAX HAS BEEN VOLVO wlth,...... loo, blu. cloth '63 C!IEVY WAGON Auto 'owner, aulc """'" AIC. •53 JAG. SK 120 · 'M OPEL 'ft&Oll, REPEALED & Julber tnttrior. full pow-~.power.~. coxL'. M.ust drive tD apptt'tiate 221 W. Katell1, Anaheim CLASSIC "'bit • Palnted. $650. SEE OUR '72 VOLVO '" ,......., AM-nl, door m> •$650. 614-12Ql. (714) nM050 '6T ,PONT. Bonnevillo ep.. Wire wheds. e~. entirely , -~,,;.*:,,61J.8716~:;;;,;*=--LOW PRICES lock!. See to appreciate. $395 '69 Falriane 500, air, pa:, V-8, '66 Mumn, v-.., auto trans, ~~Mr, air mod. _, """°"L M"""nJo.'" PORSCHE Lute S.l•ctlon For ITUF381J. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Ranch<•<>. Clun 11'6<l. Wk-ps/pb, In FA NTAS;\':IC $!299 ... -tbruoul Hud FRITZ WAltRE.l!l'S 'lmmediare • $1985 • --Blvd.atFalrlir. d,.. ... , S.S. caD 96U620. SHAPE! AJlrin& $1100. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC llghts.-wouldcootovorl --..,O"V~E"'R,,.-2"'5,,..--1 SPORT CAR CENTER Cqota M.,. !463ll1'66 SUPER Van, Ford 67:1-7746. 24801W1x>rBtvd.atFmD•. ~ ,:::':;., ~.';®'. Delivery NABERS Cadlllac * '71 CHEVY'• * F.conolin<, • eyl slid<. $195. 01,.DSMOBll,E Cool& M... 546-8017 Clun, RllCOlldtt ionad, noE ,_SL SA ·--Big Savings On IMPALAS • rnEVELLES Call 213, 1.11""3>. • T BIRD '65 Jquar XKE, E typl!', -mod> ..... only ,,,..., mi's. $23!"IO or beat otff!f'. G>ntod 673-1746. . 3.1 MARK ll '62. Unusual. ~ car. Wire ~wheel&; a1r-con4. See a drive to .,.. ,,.... ... $!!ii). llU-'IOOl. & Guaranteecl. · .wi • • • .,..,....,,... Remaining AtrI'HORIZED DEALER CAMARO'S . CLEAN '64 Ford Van, nblt • PORSCHES 11 , . '7i vo. Lvos ~~L., HERTZ CORP. '"'"•cam"'""'"'·''"'" '66 O~DS ·~a· ------~1 'II' 912' 914' lRIUMPH 221 W v -83M2l9 ~-.~•1 VI •A · MOVING to Hawalf! '58 T· • -s -• . • ~••oi [•..:• ,...100 Opon Sundoy • -i.na, Anabelm · ~·~·~" ,. au~. All' 1957 to lffl -m,,,,,..-=.:.,....-....1,J I WA Ullta '10 FLtE'IWOOD El Dorado (714) 71M050 JEEP cond., PS, I'll, tilt • t~1 Bird, new palnl, porthOles, Va STAG -VOLVO f u t 'd Xlnt ,__ '67 -·· ""'el. Take ovor pOym.n.,, all pwr., lo mi: OUer. NEWPORT IMPORTS • , u y equ p , ........... ..,._ .. ,,Impala· SS 427 2 dr $32: monlhJ Ba1ance •$5(1} 6f.4.-4648. nhrmDIATE D~Y! . ~ 23,000 mi. $5750. 675-7545 radio, Fact. tac clock 1: "11 J EEP. Lo ml.'N~w cond. Mu.t sacrihce I~t~ -""-'-'--~-- NOW! 641!;;930l 67$-3727. ' tape deck, Meds fender, Darrell at 557-5434, 8 am/2 ly! ! Private party. Can &ft ~6!,~= $SM. JENSEN HUlUtY I: BEAT THE 10~ 1946 Hubor: coSta. Mesa ·C~DIL:LAC. 196 7 ~er w l 1 • xlnt $&1Cl. PM, S40-6505. 2-8 pm. 6 pm, 557-!K>46. m-0753 aft 7 pm PRICE INCREASE!! Auto1, Used , 990 C OUPE DE VILLE 1.108, _....,,,.., LINCOLN '68 DELTA 68, "ii pwr, VALIANT . FRITZ WARREN'S F•CTORY . ''!. >l Camllino, ~.".""i.' allck AM/FM, Hit .wbi'. pwr JENSEN At.TI'BORIZED • SALES '· SERVICE 3100 w. ())at }fwy. . Newport Beacll 642-9405 '71 Porsche 914 • Spd, Jladlo. (lssDUl) -I.EASE NOW- SPORTC•RCENTER '69 L' In Mk "" l14t ray .. ...,,,,• ntw Ex tlv Xm ....:..... wind., landau. 1 1500 · "" inco ar 111• ex-AIR CONDITIONING tire1, new paint, excel cond, '""ecu.,...._e u .l"TC&ent 968-3465 .. '110 E. lit st., S.A, 5'7.0T64 ceptlonal • '69 Cadillac c: hi with 9till on fac warranty. $1,500. .ror ~·~ Man That Hu '156 Valiant 4 dr, m UJ.1, nu Open daily 9-9; cloled Sunday Coupe de Ville • '70 El ~now~ w le I*~ top 495-5200, 495-0lriO, Ahnost Ewryth!.ng "IO OLDS 442 455 w/alr in-~ &. brks, auto, R/H, NEWPORT IMPORTS Dorado. 2 to """"'•from e & red ,,..,.,. ln~-. luJi 1971 MARK Ill duolloo, PIS, P/B, om/fm V•cy Gd "'""· Prlce4 ID• YO~SWAGEN .70 Chevelle Malibu • Many powtt, AM·FM radio, tilt & '53 OIEVY, col shift, new itereo. Sharp. 347-1446. Quick &ale &U-5078. tel.eteopk! steerfrw, iq.ded tires, gd. trans. $175. Low Mileage Demo! FuH for $Ua ptr mo, for 24 mo. , mo~ new car~des. with ·mariy dellixe extras. * 831-122'7 '* ~. Factory Air Condi· Autos, Used 990 Autos,--~ open end. '81 V.W. BUS. 3 Rat, 1ow Authorized Dealer (389AGC) · ,55 ,... __ , Bel-Air 6 Cyl Honing, Ti_nted c;i.., Leatb- !100 w Cout -Newport Natlional ""1 .......... (X'ICl97) • (1) 52>-Tisc> • s1·99' 9 • ~~·, . . " '""""'· Whlle Wal N_;_ ·-~ ' DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Auto. Xlnt nuwng """" ·~-.. ··~· ~ s --1 e awe. K ·" . . . . ~-· Radial Ta.. nu I--~'=-:=,..;...--I -ftCJ O, "'° -Blvd. al Falr Dr. , "40 °' ,_ o&r. 518<1;17. )'/hoOI, Spoed °'"""'-·,._, LOTUS ~ o1 s.. Cali!. eo.1a M... ' ~' ~ . ' _:;. ; :.NA.Q~' Cadlllac CHRYSLER er Lock<, si...., - i.t N-·Bank .,. vw ,.,,...r. ,.,.,,,, • '71 Centnnnn 2 Dr .. U'l:J!tiluZED DEALER s.at. • w.-;.. Landau LOTUS 4tmlOIUZED llALlS 4 SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS :1122 Busl.neil e!nter, Irvine drive train aood. 4 aood 11.~.~1 •, , 21(1ii • .JIARBoJt'Jn.;. :61 CHRYSlEA NEWPORT. Top.~ndedFadoryWar. , 111 IDO i . ;\. ~;Ena-needl wari 1t00. Gen. 'Man:11;.1 Demo tO'.)STA. ME.v. ' F\Jll powtT, factory atr ranly. $7Zi0. •lq8579, 10 PORSOlE 91< ..,. $ 54S-3301. Sporl °"""· 1.., mu ... Sand-5tll-91oo °"" Sunday """'" '""'" root. <VTD-SAVE $2528 .peed, AM·FM. (0934) 1968 VW Sq. Bk. Rebuilt pl~ Bel&e with gaddle in-•n El Dorado Convt ha1 &.lS) ott List As Sold New at $2995 qlne. SllOO. 242 E. 19th St. terior VB Automatic Trant ervery xlrl, Red/whl 13M $15'9 Garden Grow Urlcoln-Met- DAVE ROSS PONTIAC CM l,fler 5. Yun p..;.,, Factory Alr: mi. lmmac. pvt owner' """11 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC cury at Brookhunt a Gar--~~ atl'alr,Dr. '70 VW LOW MILEAGE Power Windows, Seabs, Door overeeu $7950 &f.4-1315. '4aJ Harbor BIW. at Fair Dr. den Grow Blvd. 636-2980. Cool& M.,. '46-!0!7 Xlnt Condition Lock>, Trunk Releue, CADILLAC 1970 Costa M,.. $46-801? MAVERICK SIDD 'W."Cout Hwy. PORSCHE 0>nv. D. Yet OriiJnat Owner 846-0720 CNl<e Mam•. AM I FM CONTINENTAL Newport Beach w/blk top, new seats. To-p. '65 vw Bug lo mi nu paint Stereo. •103873, $4825. EL DORADO _:...:;~;.:;.;:;.;..;;..;:,.1-~;;;;-:-;:::::;:::;:~- MERCEDES BENZ carpel. Konlx. Pl re ti Is• xlnt cond Llk• 'now $62S $250 FACTORY '69 Contln.,,tal. Imm•" '70 MAVERICK . Bunch, ed. mech. $1,500/ 675-3355. . BeloW Dealer C.ost AIR CONDITIONING $2495. A.JC. Auto, Ml pwr. I •n 21).SL, -.co ......., ;! P0968-RSCHE1'i10. ·-~-B . '63 vw BU& comp! reblt, m" . MIKE McCARTHY Vln>1 .... Full leather Inter-2 Dr.. aold. blk vi""l top. 2 Door. dlr. Dix '°""· Un-~ Imperiad auto air .wuu ~.rrc> • whls, '69 motor & tra111. ior. Full power, tilt & tele-Dr. LaW!On 548-3502• det 12,000 ml. ~ by Ut- flawleu • '65 D>-sE. 'aut;, ~ = new paint, Mint cond. ~2854. BUICK ocoplFM e.1~~-stereo,, . ('!!!· :6:,-~~milAL•s ....... ~Id -~~:...Take(_ mWIEN) air,,P/S. 33,«I> or!&: mi's • . . . •n VW Westphalia Camper • uuui-~. e • -..,uuu ... ,._ ........ J.U-.-.-.o •n J50/I .sedan. f u 11 Y '70 . 914 Pol'lche, blue, 5 &pd, 73XI mi. Like new. Musi A.SU) $775 • MH394 ~ alt U am 546.3736. equp'd, 4'00 ml'• • Many aood cond. $3100.138-2213 or sacrilke 673-1317' m.1&97. cor. Beech• McFadden, • $5185 • '67, XLNT cond, Now tm. MERCURY mare pre.owned MBZ cars .Q4..8XIO. Westminster $2100. 1 , at '63 Ponch< se-oo, Xlnt '67 vw Su~ eam.,r, only 194-1!36 531-2450 NABERS Cad1"llac * Owner, 491-2339 •· ROUSE OF IMPORTS nd. """"" for . •. <2.0>! nu" All ov" lm· '71 R' • Spl C '68 MERc. Mon<'lo MX. 6862 Manch<st" Blvd, Buena : .. inio. m-im ...... maculate. $U>l. IJl.3238. 1v1era pe. Aun!ORJZED DEALER CORVEffE. Auto .. factory alr, vi">1 lOP· Park (AlofWgide S . .4. Fwy,. '63 Ponche Super 15 1 1970 VW ~ug. AM/FM, xlnt THE OWNERS DEMO ~ ~~L., ,-66_,<X>_R_V.,.E-l''""IE ...... F-u-'tba-ck.•I (911tl9) $l2tt : Beach Blvd. Nmolf) .·.""-.. ..,_. cond. $1550. PVT. PTY. · · , 66 ~ (l) fi:ll..'7250. owner. new ""'&,...,. ......... 6'r.">-82.1?. Bamboo Cream with sandal· 546-9100 Open S•Jnday '69 .__ M22 ._ apd., DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ~-5333 eves 543-8131. , wood Interior. Full Po\\'f:t, '67 Cad C.Onvertible. Air, Full AM/FMo Ron, 645-5686. 2430 ~Blvd. at Fair Dr, MUST &ell '!) Poreche lood ~t.!/~ Po1>-Top Cam::r V8, Automatic Trans., Fact. p:>Wtt, Sacrll!oe $1700. Pvt WANTEP . Costa M~ Sf6.8?1T OJnd. Sl.<XXI. ' cond '* w:::~· nt Air, Power Window1, Pow· owMr. 646-2449. CORVE'ITE Hardtop 1971 M-=RCURY 49'ilm"' -. . . ... "'"· Stereo FM, ""' '69-•n: 518-4211.... STATION WAGONS --=='-=--=='--'69 VW Bug. sunroof, 1't'd Glas!. •905431. $5255. . .LARGEST PEUGEOT w/blk loterl ... , Xlnt oond, $250 ·SELECTION OF COUGAR HERTZ CORP. $1250. 846-l251l. Below Deoler Coot CAOILLACS IN 221 w. Kaldta. Anaheim PEUGEOT l9!Cl VW w..,,,halta e&mP'r. MIKE M CARTHY ORANGE COUNTY '68 Q>ul9r HT. Dan Gurney (714) 77M050 • MERRY CHRISTMAS SALE CHEY• y IM•AU. '"""' c,.. I $2•111i A/C., WT .. r /S., l'/a.. ...U Vi.yl lnltr., MWIY 0wty _,....._ 14'{ Cl'LI '71 CHEVY MO•n cauo. "" I $331li Lew Ml..._ A/C... ,,... UI DllC •Nk•, VlftY1 •tef; .. A Qlrlstm11 Giii. U17 UCJ '71 MARI Ill t.:~.:r·.='• $689& ·11 vw· ~..:::··· Liii• ~· ..... s69 CHEVY OTA. W•O ..... -• $21 111: Pesa.. Air c-i., L.MHlll ft en • 11•1 . '70 CHEVY '"""'· ~ '• ..... $339& AJC..14/T,, 1'/S.. ,, ... a&t. A H111eyl 19'1 eYll '70 FORD ........ '"'· we.. '"" $21:111: 'l'IL, Vlflyt llMf, •ft. UVU (t4' p0%), '70 DlllTIAC '~:~ ... c.':-"" $2395 • T ... ,ry1 u• AUJI OR Corner 1st & H1rbor S1nta An• 990 D•mo S•lo Now In l,600 e..,, ""°" cond, S2,:m. C SA~~~=NG """"''· Auic trans/console, Autoa, lmpomd 970 '!O MERCEDES BENZ 280 ' Pr09ro11I ,,,-~=-""'-""""-· ~---I BUICK SERVICE Pow . ..,.,., -!rt brakes, lr:;;;;;;:;;;;::O:;;;;;;;;;:=;;;;,;:;;;;;;:===-===-===-=-.jl SE Coupe, 21,tll) ml'•· Per!. Sates, -· Partl It's alw.,.. the rlghl time • N,-'--_ n Cad-IDac , .... atr """"·· radio, vinyl ' ahapf!, full pv.rr. 1 owner--FR ITZ WARREN'S always the r\aht place ll uus top, low mile&l"t. U1-6Qi c L EA R A N C E driVft', Tobl.«P br 11., SPORT CAR CENTER )911 want RESULTS! Call cor. Beach & ?.tcF&dden, :llOO HARBOR BL.. 'thli tutest dn.w tn the Weit 1 ,' • w/C'.cgrw: lthr inter. Cnf.) '110 E. ht., S.A. 5n-01&t 642-5678 &: place that ad WHtminster. cosr' MES.l , . a Daily Pilot 0 1 utW 5'6-1510. Opon dilly ~9; cloMI Sunday lDday! 194-1336 531-2450 $40-!IOO Open Sunda:I Ad. 612-$6111 Autos, lmperttd 970 Autot, lmporte4 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ..;A=utoa;,.:::,:.;l=mpo=-rtod.,.-,,-""9"'7"'011 ~1 ~ ~ A . VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU FROM SANTA ANA TO YOTA 417 W . WARNER • SANTA ANA • 540-2512 I • EXCISE TAX REPEAL! Tremendous Savings Now!! ALL NEW VOLKSWAGENS ARE LESS AT HARBOUR VW YEAR-END SALE ALL MUST GO NOWI '69 TRIUiPH TRS. :T:t~i··· •2199 '82 vw BUB '"-T_, .. , . (llA l(t'lt I s12 VW BUI ·-""" . ut11 nn. DUIE auaaY ~.::-:r.:r ., • .... """ S899 'H IUSTA18 , ........... ' '""' IT~~ '"!'lPI CIS:a 1Jt) su191 ... YW COIY I t:"o.~ "'llM:I .... Wll lkll ,. .... s71 I 8HIA CDIV ;;o1 ...... ""' "'" '" '1298 1 I Llh Ntwl (Kl llWI '87 VW SUNROOF :.-:; :.r '' '"' .... • *1048 '84 VW IU8 '"' "'" *37& '87 IUSTAIG :,u,rr:,~r•c. ~Dto. 1r11Ar•a. , s87 IUSTAlll :.~ii:; ... 0 ...... ,. .. 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He raises the money to 6nance FOR R<µJERT YOUNG Is there dy cbance you11 decide not to play Marcus Welby after this seuon?-Mn. Joseph Weber,~ N.Y. • 111 continue working the Marcus Welby series as long as the show stays on the air. U I weren't worbng. I'd be a -+vegetable. nus is both my vocation and my avocation, and I'm paid frightening sums of money for doing it. It's a most delightful situation. FOR REP. SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, New Yorl Cftv Do you get more mail for or against Mmal equality? Have you ever known a happily manied woman to be interest.eel in Women's Lib?-A. S. Johnso~ Flin~ Mich. • My mail seems about 300 to 1 in favor of equality for women. It has been my experience that being happily mar- ried has little to do with a woman's interest in the women's rights movement. The majority of the Issues the women are concerned about invoJve situations outside the home. FOR YVL BRYNNER My frieod and I have an arcument about your hair. 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I knew I was dying." •When Judy Rigden answered the phone that October night three years ago, she was told that her brother lay dying of irreversible brain damage after a street scuffie. "At the hospital, they told me they were keeping him alive with an artificial breathing machine," she remembers. "They said I should go close to the bed and shout his name. I yelled, 'Bobby, Bobby: but he never woke up." - but s~e had to know the recipient first Heart And Its Two Owners By Charles and Bonnie Remsbera- "When they told me we might have a heart donor, l couldn't believe it," Betty Anick says. "lt was like a bomb thrown into our family. 1he priest came to give me the sick rites of our church. and I asked him whether be was sure the transplant was all right with our religion. 1 felt so bad to think that someone bad to die so that I might live. The priest told me not to worry, that the Man Upstain decides these thinss." Judy Rigden recoils thal doc- tors first asked her for permis- sion to transplant OM of her brother's kidneys to a young girl patienl. "/said, 'Yu,' right away becouse I kMw that ht wiJuld have given her tht kidney even If ne was going to recover. That's the lcind of man he was. "Then they laid, •woulil you donate his heart to a woman who ii dying?' I put my hand over my mouth and said, ·oh, no.' Then, out in tht hospital corridor, my husband Eddie put his arnv around me. 'Why not give her tht heart?' he said." "'Wilm 6iey told me the do- nor's sister wanted to meet me, I was frantic. I didn't know what to say," Betty says. "My doctor aa.id, 'Don't worry. 1he right words will c.ome.' " "/ wanted to see htr for my- self before l gave the permission," Jmly remembers. "I wanted to be sure she was a real penon, not just an experiment. They /old me she was a wife and mother, but I wanted to meet her, to see for myself.'' ''When Judy walked into my room, she looked as though she had been crying her eyes out," says Betty. "She took my hand, and I just said, 'God bless you.' " • 0. Odobel-21, 1'68. 49-year- old Betty Anick1 who bad suf- fered for more than 10 years with progressive heart failure, became the first Midwest woman recipi- ent of a heart transplant. Since then. controveny bu swirled around the surgical procedure. Badow was a big, healthy man. could reoover." He died the next Recently, heart tramplaots have six-feet-four, 225 pounds. He and day. come in for tremendous criticism, his older sister Judy were close, A young man came up to Judy in both medical and lay circles. "so very close-," she says. lbey at the funeral, after she had made Critics charge that surgeons have ..------------an agonir.ed and highly publiciud performed too many, too soon. decision to give the heart to Betty Stories of ·agonized sutierina Anick. He introduced himself as throughout the tortured last few a friend of Robert's and recalled months of heart recipients' livr-s an evening they had spent to- have given something of a "bad gethcr discussing the subject of name" to the operation that organ transplants, then in the seemed once to off er so much news. ..When 1 die," the man hope. quoted Bob as saying, "my sister Of 176 penons who have ~-can give away everything from ceived new hearts since 1968, the top of my bead to my toes." onJy 25 are still alive. Yet~ u Each Memorial Day and each Betty Anick, who recently cele-October 21, Judy and Betty go brated the third annivenary of to the cemetery to decorate her transplanted heart, puts it, Bobby's grave. Together, they lay "Sure I'm living on borrowed had shared an unhappy child-a big spray of ftowers on a stone time, but then, so is everybody. hood, had been deserted by their which reads, .. Robert Buelow ... And I've bad three yean with my mother, and Judy had always Wisconsin's First Heart Donor." family that I wouldn't have had. JoOked out for Bobby in addition "I had that put on the stone," My cup runneth over." to mothering her own daughters, Judy says, "because I figured see- Altbough she agrees that some ages 14, 12, 10, nine and two. A ing it there might encourage heart transplants were done too bachelor, Bobby lived with the somebody else." hastily and that a loog hard look Rigdens, paying especial atten-• needs to be taken at all the pro-lion to his young nieces. "He Mn. Jolan Aaldt had already cedures connected with the sur-would bring home Swiss cheese been a semi-invalid for I 0 years gery, Betty Anick, who weot off and potato chips, and they'd sit when she suffered her first coro- lo the hospital to die three years around snacking and watching nary embolism. "I wed to go to ago, now bowls, swims, golfs, television," Judy says. sleep wondering, Will this be the cleans her house, plays with her He ipeot many of his evenings night? Will I wake up tomor- grandchildren, cooks· for com· with girl friends, others in bars. row?'"she remembers. "I had ao pany and savors the love of her There were occasional all-night much to live for. A wonderful husband becauae the healthy dice games from which he would husband, two marvelous sons and heart of 30-year-old Robert Bue-bring his sister beautiful oma· six grandchildren. I knew I was low was transplanted into her mental bottles and other prius. dying, but I wasn't ready." body. "Everybody lilced Bobby," She gave her prized white Because of the unusual succ:eu Judy recalls. "He was the kind of poodle to her mother, visiting of Mrs. Anick's surgery, at-guy who was always ready to from Florida, "because I wanted tributed by most observers to the help somebody." Pamper to have a good home amazingly cJOllC tissue match~ At two a.m. on October 20, after I was gone." Betty marvels tween donor and recipient, her J 968, Buelow's car was stopped at her mother who, throughout case o11'ers science st unique op-at an intcncction by several teen-that immensely tryinJ period, portunity to study the psycho-agers playing a prank. As police never cried in front of her. "I logical as well as physical after-reconstructed the incident, Bue-don't know how she did it," she effects of heart transplants. low climbed out to ask the young says. "Imagine what ft must be Of these after-dfects, one of men to get out of the way. One like 10 know your child is dying!" the most intriguing to those who of the teen-agen interpreted his Her husband, too, she says, know her is the affectionate boad movements as threak.niog, and displayed monumental couraae. she bas devdoped with Judy Rig-threw a punch that knocked Bue-John. Anick, a factory maintc> den, lister of the donor. "I call low to the pavement, where his nance worker, is hinuelf a beart- hcr my little ai.ster, oow," Betty head struck the curb. patient pioneer. Docton recently says. "If it 'hadn't been for Judy's '7bey knew right away at the insulled his ninth pacemaker, a 'yes,' 1 wouldn't be be.re today." hospital that the brain damage device that chargea the heart with • was itTevenible," Judy aays. pc:riodJc bunts of electrical eoer- ....,.fadofy worbr Robot "'There was limply no way be gy. It was be who suggested to tbe doctors at Milwaukee's St. Lu.kc's Hospital Cardiac Re- search Center that they perform a transplant on his wif c. "Oh, there were many tean shed that day, I can tell you," Betty say11. For five weeks, Betty waited at St. Luke's for an appropriate do- nor. Two possible donations were • refused by the donors' families, and two other donors had un- matching tissue types. When · Robert Buelow's heart became available, Betty was quickly readied for the six-hour opera- tion, performed by Dr. Durward Lepley. Dodon 1pee that the factor that apelled success for Betty .• Anick's operation was the closely matched tissue type she shared with the donor. "They told me we might have been twins, so close was the match," she aaya.. On Betty's first day out of in- tensive care after surgery, she had a visitor. Judy Rigdcn walked into the room and burst into tears. '7hey were tears of joy," Judy aaya. 'When 1 saw her be- fore the operation. she looked so bad 1 clidn "t think she could pos- sibly make it." "I knew I'd make it," Betty says. ..The day after that first Christmas, l aent my husband out to buy some decorations marked down to half price. I knew I'd be arouod the next year to enjoy them." Today Betty spends much of her time visiting cardiac patients at St. Luke's. "You should fol- low her around that hospital," Judy aaya ... The people are scared. 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II II the end of thet time, I am noc utilllod, I WW Um'4Y r9lunt llle boolr. to you for every cut ol 1111 lll08I)' beck. Endoeed II cMclt °' M.O. f« ---------- YOU MAY CHAllOB MY: 0 MASTEll CHAllGB Acc11-----------------laUT ...... ,, ________ (Flad Ibo" ,_ -> ~ ... ol atJ aid.__ _________ _ Oil YOU NAY CHAllGB MY: 0 llANJtAMBRICAJlD Acc't , ________________ _ E&plr.UO. ... ol rtr/ card------------ I · I N•- 1 Alllnu I I Cll1 ''"'' L-~---------~~--------~ : : By Jeu E. Lalnl · The Ins and Outs Of Naming Your Baby What's in a name? For one thing, the power to maim your child Most parents put a good deal of time and thought into the selection of a name for their newborn child. How- ever, the experts say when choosing a name for a baby, the only considera· tioo should be the welfare of the child. Cute umes may fit the baby but could be a millstone around his neck when he reaches adulthood and decides to run for judge. Names commonly used for both sexes can be embarrass- ing for boys. And trick spellings add the burden of having to spell the name for every new-found acquaintance throughout his life. Uausaal aames can oftentimes be the underlying factor behind severe person- ality and emotional disturbances. Two Crucago psychologists, Dr. Arthur A. Hartman and Dr. Robert C. Nicolay, recently took a large sampling of un- usual and different names from a court psychiatric clinic files and compared them with an equal number of more popular names like -Mary, John, George, Jean-drawn from the same source. Their findings showed that there were more than four times as many psychotic individuals io the : group with the unusual names. Garland's was an extreme case. His parents named him Garland because they wanted him to be an outstanding, unique person. But Garland was not. His name made him the object of ridi- cule to his playmates. To prove bis manliness, he constantly picked fights. His emotional confticts became worse as he approached adulthood. A few months after entering college, he at- tempted suicide. The reason he gave: "I hate my name." On the other side of the coin, in thumbing through "Who's Who," we find the appearance of a relatively high proportion of linusual names-Edsel (Ford), Dwight (Eisenhower), Sar- gent (Shriver), to name a few. Does this indicate these individuals found their names to be ao advantage? Or does it mean, as Doctor Hartman sug- gests. that they "also pouessed strong personalities and welcomed the chal- lenge their unusual names imposed, striving harder to make sood?" There are a few accepted rules to be followed if you want to achieve eu- phony in naming a child. They are: 1. If your family name has two or three syllables, the first and middle name should have one and two sylla- bles-in either order (James Albert Masterson or Albert James Masterson). 2. A mother's majden name, used as a middle name, can have an elegant effect, especially if the name is one such as Cartier, Brooke, Worthington, or the like. However, an atlas can be an ex- cellent name source for that middle name of eloquent distinction-Marlton, Lewellen and (for girls) the perfectly lovely Savannah. 3. When the family name has only one syllable, the two preceding names should have two and three syllables in either order (Judith Melanie Brown or Melanie Judith Brown). 4. If your family name is accented on the last syllable, a first name sjm- i1¥ly +accented will be cuphonic (Marie Doucette). 5. Family names starting with a vowel should not be preceded by a name which ends with a vowel (Anna Anderson). Likewise with overlapping consonants (Ruth Thorpe). 6. To get a lovely, melodic effect, try repeating the name out loud. You will find some combinations of sounds arc quite hanh, and too many s's or e's come out all hisses (Cecile Sanderson). 7. Repeated syllable$, or rhyming should also be avoided (William Wil- liams, Kathleen Breen). 8. Finally, for your child's sake, the name should be easy to spell and pro- nounce, should not evoke unpleasant nicknames, should produce initials of a pleasant pattern, should not create confusion or be so odd as to evoke con- stant comment. and it should desig· nate the bearer's sex clurly. 0 Famil!I Weekl11, D.umbn-.,, 1111 7 Wlll -Y.01 SMOKE MY NEW KIND OF PIPE 30 Days atmyRislc? All I want is your name so I can write and tell you why I'm willing to send you my pipe for 30 days smoking without a cent of risk on your part. By E. A. Carey My new pipe is not a new model, You might expect all this to re- not a new style, not a new gad.Set, quire a complicated mechanical not an improvement on old style gadget, but when you aee it, the pipes. It is the first pipe in the most surprising thing will be that world to use an entirely new prin-I've done all this in a pipe that ciple for giving unadulterated looks like any of the.finest conven- pleasure to pipe smokers. tional pipes. The claims I coulcj I've been a pipe smoker for 30 make for this principle in tobacco years always looking for the ideal enjoyment are so spectacular that pipe~ buying all the disappointing no pipe smoker would believe them. gadgets, and never Bnding a single So, since "seeing is believing," I solitary pipe that would amok~ also say "smoking is convincing" hour after hour, day after day, ai;td I want to send you one C~y without bitterness bite or sludge. Pipe to smoke 30 days at my nsk. W'th 'd b' 1 do, bt 1 d • At the end of that time, if you are i consi era e u , e willin' to · c Pi 'ded to k t thin 1 g give up your arey pe, c1 wor ou some g 1or . 1 break •t to b·~.. d lf Af h f · 81DlP Y 1 ho-an re-myse . ter mont s o ex.pen-t 't to -th trial L--t tin. d f disa . t urn i me e UOD cos men g an scores o ppom -th· ments, suddenly, almost by acci-you no mg. dent, I discovered how to harnees Please send me your name to- four great natural laws to give me day. The coupon or a postal card everything I wanted in a pipe. It will do. I'll send you absolutely didn't require any "breakbig in." free my complete trial offer so you From the first puff it smoked cool can decide for youreelf whether or -it smoked mild. It smoked right not my pipe-smoking friends are down to the last bit of tobacco right when they say the Carey Pipe without bite. It never has to be is the greatest smoking invention ttrested." AND it never has to be ever pat.ent.ed. Send your name cleaned! 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Hma bMns, drained 1 can (151h oz.) red lddfte1 buns, chined 1 can (11 oz.) cut .,..., beens, drained 1 cup (4 oz.) ahredded ahlrp Chedder ct.... 1. Heat the vegetable oil in a large sltllJel Add onion and areen pepper; cook, stirring occasionally, until criap- tender. 2. Mix in all remaining ingredients, in order, except Y.a cup of the cheese. 3. Turn into a 1 Y.a-qt. casserole aD4f sprinkle with remaining Y.a cup &'f cbee$e. • 4. Set in a Jso•F. oven about JS min., or until thoroughly heated. About 8 urving3 GYPSY RICE WREATHED IN BRUSSELS SPROUTS 2 plcp. (lOoz. each) frozen 8nlsMll sprouts, cooked and drained lh cup oll¥e oil 2 tablespoons white wine vlMpr 1 clove pl11c, mlRC*I 1 tabh1poon ..... lemon peel 1 tabl11poon llfnon Juke 1 cup ur.ca ._. lon&-cnin white rice 1 tMspoon ult 1 small bey..., lh taspoon crushed uf'frClln ....... 1 tablespoon ......... 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I know these types of girls very well, and let me tell you: they are more married and need more to be married than they'd care to have their liberated followers know." I'm 35 years old, tall, wealthy, ambitious, and I live in the "beau- tiful people" capital of the world. Still, I'm a helpless cripple when it comes to the most basic mas- culine endeavor: finding a lady to get old with. 'What's the problem?" you ask. "He's probably one of those Hollywood weirdos looking for some freaky arrangement." A year ago I'd have punched you in the mouth for that But now I'm beginning to think what I'm looking for is a "freaky ar- rangement." Because what I'm looking for is "love"-and that seems to be pretty far out now. What are tM qallficatlons I demand, but which today's girl finds insurmountable? She must .love the sound of the garbage dis- posal as much as -the sound of roulette wheels and opening nights; she must fit aa perfectly on my rug with a cheese pizza as gracing the Miss America ramp; she must feel like only half a per- son when she is alone; she must know that the world is where we are wherever we are; she must look forward to the prospect of motherhood; and she must feel the need for a home. Sound simple? Well, I might as well be asking for the original Queen of Sheba. For cryin' out loud, what's happened? Have women finally "Libbed" them- selves out of men? I may be the only guy I know in the new '.'emancipated'' society who still believe& in the tradi- tional marital structure. But I do. Fact is, I need it! I need to feel as much in love on the floor with the Sunday paper as I did in bed the night before. With all the poetic dreams of a "happily ever after," I yearn for a "past" with someone-to talk. about, lo grow from, to look back on from that "ever after."Iscrearn for all those "funny wifely things": that tink- ering in the other room, those little pink bottles on the bath- room shelf, even finding those Jong hairs in tbe sink! In my opinion, everyone By Marty Ingels Especially for Family Weeklr Insets, .mo.. own nw1'qe etMled llfter nine ~a In Holt)wood, flnda th8t betng a "swfn&1n1 sln&W' isn't IO glamorous att.r all. "Everyone wants to be Frank Sinatra," he confestea. "I want to be Pwry Como!" should be married. I can almost bear the Hollywood Commandos marching on my house with ftam- ing harpoons-but it's true. Do you bow how much wast- ed, useless time is spent on "first dates"? Saying the same things, asking the same questions, play- ing the same games; then starting all over again next Saturday night? ( l have actually gotten to the point where I have mimeo- graphed the list of dumb .. filler" facts covered on the first two dates: "1 was born in ___ _ I graduated ; My as- trology sign is " etc ... etc. I send. it to newly sched- uled ladies with a note: "The fol- lowing list of trivial data will oover the small-talk normally oovcred in two initial meetings-- thereby making this Saturday night our third date.") When you're struggling for survival in the social jungle that people call the "swinging sin- gles," you never really accom- plish very much elsewhere. It is not until a man has successfully found a partner that he can relax and channel his full energies into the stuff that counts and lasts. I am convinced that the real drag- ons are slain by men who have a lasting woman to s lay them for. Many people keep from get- ting married because they are ter- rified of themselves, of the possi- bility they won't be able to cut it when the mascara wears off and t.he sun comes up. They shake with fear at the thought of "com- mitment," so they avoid it by building and hiding behind con- venient rationales about past ex- periences: "I was hurt once,'' "Nobody's gonna do that to me again," etc., etc. Io this way, we become so busy "defending" our- selves, we don't realiz.e the harm we are doing each other! And through it all. there's the incredi- ble. ·hollow sound of all of us · acruming for love and marriage and family and permanence and security and peace -none of which starts without "commit- ment." I am tired of living among all the promiscuous people. I am tired of the discotheque free-for- aU and the social market-place and the sexual scorecard. I am tired of the feeling I'll be too old for the ladies in the "field"; in- deed, I am tired of the field itself! I ~on't want to hear one more set of directions on how to get to one more girl's apartment or to see one more anxious mother "wait- ing up." I'm tired of being "fixed up." l want to be "fixed." Maniace stock todly It way, way down-and we have only ourselves to blame. Why? Be- cause we have made it so easy to be unmarried that we have done away with the advantages of mar- riage. We have created such suc.- culently available temptations that we have destroyed even many of those marriages which would have been bappy. Mar- riage is "outT' Wrong. If mar- riage is "out," we are "out." If we have come to replacing the truth of one relationship with the mi- rage of many relationships, we bavo nothing to live for. Listen not to the Mia Farrows and Julie Christies aod Lainie Kaz.ans who carry the rebel ban- ner by flaunting their men and not their rings. I koow these types of girls very well, and let me tell you: they are more married and Med more to be married than they'd care to have their "liber- ated" followers know. Award not the label of "lover .. to the man who loves a new ooe each night, but to the man who loves his own love every night. .. Marriage is dead?" Nonsense! 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GETTING THE BRAKES By Richanl Armour ' u The brakes on my car are so good, '1 could stop on a dime,"I have said. Of course at the speed I drive I would need The dime quite a distance ahead. A golfer hit a new ball into the laJce, another new ball out o£ bounds onto a highway and another new ball out into the woods. .. Why don't you use an old ball?" asked the caddy. ·Replied the golfer sadly, "'I've never had an old ball.,. -H eMJ E. Leabo Can it be true that singles are mentally healthier-but don't live a.s long? So says science. According to a recent Gov- ernment study, never-married people are mentally and emotionally ~thi« than married people! Physically, how- ever, it's another story.~ death rate for single men is more than double that of married men in the 24 to 84 age group, and the difference increases as men get older. For women of all ages, the mortality rate is abnost double for slugles than what it is for wives. Suppose you were a kid, and your father "lcnew abl0lutel11 11venjddng you did." Such was the case with Edgar and Hugh Cayce, sons of the famous psychic Edgar Cayce. Papa's reputed clairvoyancy was said to be 85-peroent accurate. When Edgar, Jr., was a Pr&: teen-ager in Selma, Ala., he would often snea.lc away for a swim with the other kids in the forbidden, treacherous Ala- bama River. ..I ignored my father's warnings," he told us reoeotly. "One day he startled me by showing up at the exact 'secret' spot where I was about to dive in. 1 intend to frighten you so you will never disobey again!' he told me.• Now the brothers have written a boolc, ·lbe Outer Umits of Edgar Cayoe's Power (Harper & Row $4.95) Quips& THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids -.... dlff....uy.,...,. ~ ti-. tit .. CMtlll," ,..,,., W~. 141 Le ........ Av ... N. Y., N. Y. 10022. $10 If.,.... __ retumM.. At the beginning of the acbool year our nine year old chose a red shirt from a catalog and woutdn•t rest until it anived and was hung in his closet. When the shirt had been in bis clotet for two weeks, we finally asked him why he wasn't wearing it, p.,;. ticularly since he had made such a fuss about getting that particu- lar shirt. Said he: "Well, my art teacher told me that red ii a warm color. rm saving the shirt for • cold day, when it will bep me nJce and warm." -Mn.H.M., WMpor«,Conn. We know a fellow who u "' timid, the only thing he defia u delC'rlptfon. -ValPet6rl A KISS FROM CLEO Any atrt should feel honored The &lrt in thia picture, Jackie Cooke, is not afraid of mice. Not of this JllOWe, anyhow. She and brother Peter are the proud owners of aoo, who had ju.st been voted "'Supreme Champion Mouse" at an animal show. And that award is noth- ing to tum your nose up at-Cleo'! cash value shot up from approximately noth- ing to about five dollars. If you're like most people, you're prob- ably under the impresmn that the older a bottle of wine is, the better and more valuable it is. Correction: it may be more valuable, but it is certainly not better. & a matter of fact, those rare old vintages dating back to the 1800's may be barely drinkable. To prove that old wines are really risky investments, and that good young wines are better, a group of wine connoisseun in New Yorlc recently opened a well-kept bot- A young preacher, bent on mastering the pulpit oratoJY of great speakers be- fore him, was in his study having a bial run of the following Sunday's sermon. An old parishioner came to pay a visit and heard the ranting and roaring. •Good gracious!'" exclaimed the lady to the preacher's wife at the door. "Whatever is that?" .. Don't mind him," replied the wife. "He•s only practidngwhat he preaches." -Dorothea Kent OOPS, I FORGOT THE ••• On my weekly trip to the grocery store I always take with me A perfect, meticulous shopping list Comp lete from A to Z. I buu through the aisles So sure of myself, And totally at my ease; All other shoppers so envy me And my system that worb lib a breeze. When I arrive home, I quickly unload AU the marvelous treasures rve bought, And within seconds I begin 1'fX' week's list . Of all of the things I forgot! -P4' «-•m ' • tJe of Chateau Langoa-Barton, 1887. First problem: the corlc stopper immo- d.Jately crumbled to the touch of the oorbcrew and fell inside the bottle. When the wters had 6nally finished gazing, snUBng and swishing the stuJf around in their mowN, the .. 6ne old Bordeaux" (estimated to be worth $1,000) was pronounced ... well, putrid. DATES: The New Year arrives Friday at midnigbL ANNIVERSARIES: The end of World War II was officially proclaimed by President Truman 25 years aao FrldaJ. 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When out of alght, they attempted to start the car as the lKnitlon k<'yt! were stUI in the car. Unable to start the car they continued to. push tt'ic vehicle down the.-road for several miles. When the 110· Hee finally caught up to th<'m they were Just too tin'<! to run. Both were more than a llttk embarrassed when the polk'<' Informed them that th<' h"4•'R~c· mechanic had Just remov<.'d tlw ~nglnc to replace It with a nr" one. Had they only wall<'d A white longer ... One thlni: you c:an rest assur<.'d of h<'r<' at Wilson Ford SaJCll In Hunllni.t- ton Beach ls quality workman-. i hlp that comes from our mod· cm facility. Wha~ver yout· nt> tomobllc malntalnancl' nC't>d11 be, from major overhaul. body and paint, electrical, what<•VN', our factory trained l<'chnlclans perform their trade like the• 11rofcsslonaJs they ar<-... And remember. we mak<.' knowln~ your Ford or other fine car our business. THf DAILY fl!LOT. 1V WlllC. DICIMID II, 1171 DICK . WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES· 18255 BEACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: •72•1 ARE AUIVING BY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS.. -COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 '1 l l Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale! $65 TOTAL DOWN PYMT. $65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. H MONTHS 165 i• the totel down p•vment end $65 i1 the totel montfllv peylftent i11clvcli119 tu, '71 licerue end •II finence ch.,9H 011 eppro•ecl creclit for 36 mo11th1. Deferred peyment price ic $2405.00 inclvclin9 ell fin.nee ch.,9e5, foes, '72 lice111• or if you prefer to p•v cesh, the fvll ush price is 011lv $2051. t5 incl11din9 ulH tu, "12 license A.,.lt. I 0.64 ~. 971 FORD MOYE·EM·OUT SALE NOW ON AT ' WltSON FORD JUST 2 MILES SOUTH· OF THE SAN DIEGO 1FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD · HUNTINGTON BEACH 842 6611 SALIS DEPr. HIVICI OrlN • t • "'7 ':.',~, "'· TMs tllr• f rl .• I •·"'· fe § '·"'· 592-5511 MON. 7:10 •·•· te l:lO ,.-. it~ !PORT! HICHllC/IT! SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 10:00 AM O llO) AFC Dlvlslonal Play-Offs Cleveland, victor in the Central l>ivlsion, will be the home club, against the runner·up in the East. either the Colts or the Dolphins. FOOTBALL PLAY-OFFS NBC and CBS stations will televise AFC and NFC dlvlslonal play-offs today. Startin& times and teams will be announced. 1:00 0 NFC Divisional Play-Offs MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 3:00 &J Aesta Bowl Football Arizona State University meets Florida State University in the first annual Fiesta Bowl at Sun Devil Stadium In Phoenix·Tempe, Arizona. Arizona's Sun Devils, coach· ed by Frank Kush, finished their season with a 10·1 record; while Florida's Seminoles, coached by Larry B. Jones, boasted an 8·3 season and led the nation in total offense. S~rtcasters Eddie Doucette and Ray Scott call the plays. 6:00 O l1) Ci) North-South Football Game Frank Gifford and Don Meredith report on the Shrine All·Star game from Miami, Florida. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 8:00 &J Blue-Gray Football Classic North and South rivalry returns when the All·Star collegiate players take the field at Crampton Bowl, Montgomery, Alabama. Jack Drees and Kyle Rote report. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 9:30 &J I s,lc1Al I UCL.A and USC Basketball Preview Chuck Bennett looks at the Bruins and Trojans in action with accent on key players, guard Henry Bibby (UCLA), sophomore center Bill Walton (UCLA), forward Ron Riley (USC) and guard Paul Wes· phai (USC). 11:001J UCL.A basketball Classic Bruins vs. Texas in first round of this year's UCLA Basketball Classic at Pauley Pavilion. The win· ner of the game takes on either Arizona or Ohio State In the play· offs tomorrow evening. Dick Enberg reports on game taped earlier. 11:30 m USC/Kodak Basketball Classic Tape delay game between Trojans and the winner of the University of Rochester vs. St. Bonaventure game played at Rochester, New York. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 8:00 1J Lakers Basketball Chick Hearn calls the action of game with Seattle Supersonics at Seattle. &J Peach Bowl Football Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets vs. Missi· ssippi Rebels at Atlanta Stadium in Georgia. The Yellow Jackets have a season record of 6·5 and the Rebels boast a 9 ·2 record. Jack Drees and Kyle Rote report on fourth annual classic. 11:001J UCL.A Basketball Classic In second and final game of this classic, the Bruins will pJ,ay t he winner of the Arizona·Ohlo State game played Wednesday night. Dick Enberg calls the play·by· play in this tape·delayed telecast. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 11:00 AMO ~ Gator Bowl Football Carolina University vs. Georgia Univers!!Y at Jacksonville, Fla. 1:00 O (1) Cl) East-West Shrine Football Keith Jackson and Don Meredith report on All·Star game from San Francisco. 5:30 IJ Blue Bonnet Bowl Football Colorado Buffalos vs. Houston Cougars in the Astrodome at Houston, Texas. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 8:30 AM O (j) Ci) Sugar Bowl Game Oklahoma vs. Auburn, at New Orleans, Louisiana. Chris Schenkel and Bill Fleming provide commentary. . 10:45 f) ~Cotton Bowl Football Penn State vs. Arkansas 1:45 O Rose Bowl Football Stanford University vs. University of Mich gan at Pasadena, Calif. The Wolverines and Indians played In the first Tournament of Roses game back in 1902 at Tournament Park in Pasadena. Stanfoni was blanked 40·0. 4:451 (\Q) Orange Bowl Football Nebraska vs. Alabama. 5:00 This Week In Pro Football · h'"ICIA~ I Race of Two Worlds "The Questor Grand Prbc" 6:00 ams ootball Action • Box de Mexico 11 :00 Satuntay Niaht Fights THE DAILY PILO'T. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 NOCTURNAL-Pretty dancer-actress Mary Jane Troke/ re- minds viewers that one of the highest rated night-time football contests is the famed "Orange Bowl" which will be again exclu- sively colorcast on New Years night Saturday (JaT111ary 1, 1912) at 4:45 PM, direct from Miami, Florida on NBC. TUllDAY LADIES DAY WASH& JD WAX Wm. GAi DAY WAlll FREE •n~Ax WITM 7 SM. fll W , ••• 3 lttaUM of New Year's Eve, Ult flicllJ d1,tl1111 schedule wlll be Hated In Its entirety with the Friday Evenin& lo&. The followln& pro1ra111 art for Mon., TUH., Wtd. ancf Thurs. only. D Qi m Salt ot the Ctntu11 CD Public Service fllma tl)IUJ·lint 1 o:30 e ()) Love o1 lift 0 ®) m Holtrwood Squares Cl) Pl•ll Donahue Show Q) Wandertust 11:00 IJ CJ) Where Ult Hurt ts o ®1 m Jeopardy ':00 IJ ()) Sunrise Semester 0 a> CaJlopln1 Counwet 6:25 0 Education ucllanie Q) Tmtl Sllows 6:30 I) Odyssey EE The Electric Company (j) Educatlon1I Fe1tures 11:15 m Oper1tion Crandparenta Tues.; ClJ Across tilt Fence Mon.; Makin& Mot>tlon Stcment Thurs. Moat of M1turltJ Tues.; Devey and 11:20 &J faslllon1 In Stwln& lollath Wed.; Parent Youth Forum 11:30 II (j) Surch for Tomorrow Thurs. 0 ®) m Who, What, Where Gtlfte (fg) Tod•Y on tilt Fann 0 CV@ a> Th1t llrl m Frontiers of freedom Mon.; In· m Lers Rip dustrt1I Arts Tues.; Friends Around Q) News Georee Nolan tl1e Wor1d Wed.; Teachtr ln·Strvlee (jj) Sesame Street Thurs. 7:001J (j) CBS News John Hirt 0 m lod1y Show Frank McGee 0 Eyewitness News 0 B1nana Splits ~Cartoons m Thunderbirds Q) Bozo's Bi& Top Show EE Market Openlna EE QJ) Sesame Street 7:30 00 B1n1n1 Splits 0 Law for the 70's Petticoat Junction m Yoei ind Friends Q) Hobo Kelly EE Stott Market Covera1e 1:00 II Captain Kanearoo 0 R1lph Stoiy's A.M. (j) Sunup Mel Knoepp (JO) Today Show m @ cartoona EE H1thayo11 Kathleen Hitchcock Gl) Bozo's Bir Top Show 1:30 Ci) Coffee Break/Children's T11cher 0 Juk LI Linne m Dennis the Menace Q)liumby EE Cltyw1tchers Tues. only (£) News Victoria James 1:50 (I) News Dick McAleer 9:00 I) The Lucy Show 0 (ig) a;, Dinah's Piece 0 Tiie Gallery Jeck u lanne 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. • Thurs. only Mike Douetas ONews m Movie: See Daytime Movies Q)Unclt W1ldo EE @ Sesame Street 9:30 I) My Three Sons 0 @) m Concentration 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Cl) Vir1lnl1 Gr1ham Show 0 MoYll: See Daytime Movies. Mon., Tues., Wed. 0Tempo Q) Romper Room 10:00 I) Family Alf1lr (])Movie: Set Daytime Moviu. P11~ 4 :.1 r 1 1·" , , " 12:00 IJ Paul Bem1r6-Psydliatrtst 0 m Three on I Match 0 BH Beyer Wed. only 0 00 00 (£) Bewitched OO®J mNews m Quest for Adventure EE Features 9 fiesta Bowl Footblll Mon. only 12:25 m Hip Noon Buffoons 12:30 IJ (j) A.a the Worid Tums 0 ®) m Days of Our Uvu 0 Movie Came 0 CV 00 m Password 0 Baxter W1rd News m Olalinr for Doll•n 1:00 IJ Cl) love Is 1 Many Splendored Thine 0 ®l m The Dodon 0 Vlr1lnl1 Graham Show Cl) I love Luer 0 (]) &) All My Children 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1:30 1J Ci) Th• Cuidln1 Ueht 0 ®J a;, Anot.htr Wortd 0 (}) @ &) let's Make 1 Deal Q) Fashions In Sewinf EE Commodity Report ®) 39·TV News Tues., Wed., Thurs. 1:40 m Dialine for Dollars 2!00 IJ Ci) Stcfet Storm B @) m Bri&ht Promlsa 0 Hithwey Patrol 0 (J)@ (£) Newlywed Game Q) Movie: See Daytime MO¥ies 9 It's Your Bet Tues , Wed., Thurs. 2:30 1J CJ) £d1e of Nl1ht 0 ('ig) m Somerset 0 @@ (£)Dalin& Game EE Features Q.t Uncle Waldo Tues., Wed., Thurs. 3:00 e Ciomtr Pyle 0 It's Your ltt 0 Cartoon Time 0 (l) @ (£) General Hospital THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 (j) @) Movie: Set Daytime Movies. OFun Timt m Te""esset Tuxedo Q) f'itsta Bowl Mon. First annual Fiesta Bowl from the Sun Devil Stadl· um, Phoenix·Tempe, Artzona. Arizona State University Sun Devils vs. Aorl· da .Slate University Seminoles. Rody and Friends Tues .. Wed., Thurs. mcit1tma 36 9 Rocky ind friends 3:301J Mr. Ed 0 Mike Dou1IH 0 Sea Hunt @ le1ve It to Be1ver 0 CI) (£) One Ufe to live 0 Cour11eous Cat m Yocl and Friends Q) Peter Potlmus Tires., Wed., Thurs. 9 Romper Room 3:45 el £1 Fistol del Di1blo 4:00 IJ Dr. Irene Kassorll 0 The Riflemen @Tarzan 0 @ a> love American Style 0 Ban1n1 Splits m Cartoons Q) Magi111 Gorill1 Tues., Wed., Thurs. EE lHl Sesame Street el Toplcos Mon.; Calend1rlo Thurs. 9 The Bia Valley 4:30 IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. CV Youth In the 70's Mon.; Movie: See Daytime Movies. Tues., Wed .. Thurs. 0 F1fher Knows Best 0 Mews Bentl, Schubeck 0 The Lone R1n1er m My F1vorite M1rtl1n Q) Gentle Ben Tues .. Wed., Thurs. el EJ ftstol del D11blo m Observ1tion 36 a;) featunis (£) Bozo's Bil Top Show 5:00 CI) Mews Mon OO@ a>N1ws (j) NYPD 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. ®l Diclt V•n Dyke m The Flintstones ID The Munsters Tues., Wed., Thurs. EE (jj) Misteroeers' Nei(hborhood m Del Altar I 11 Tumbl a;, Death Y1lley Days Qj The Movie Game Mon., Wed.; Blue·Grey footblll Tues.; Peach Bowl Footb1ll Thurs. a;) El Amo 5:30 0 Father Knows Best Ci) Call of the West 0 00 Cl) ®) &) News m Dennis the Men1ce m 9 Gllll11n's lsl1nd till (i]J The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town T1lk a;) Nat1ch1 S ATURDA Y DECEMBER 25 lVf N IN G 6:00 8 Bia News Clete Roberts Om NBC News O Rams Football Action 0 Tiit Real Don StMI Show Qj) Movie: (2~hr) (C) "The Robt" (biblical) '53-Richard Burton, Jean Simmons. &J I #l'#(IAL I Christmas Is A youna school boy, unhappy with his sec· ond shepherd role in the school play, is transported beck to the scene of the Nativity, and learns the real meaning of Christmas. EE W1terfront EE The Advocates g) Bo• de Mexico m NBC News a!) Secuutro en el Cielo 6:30 rn I Si'ICtAl I The Comedians 0 KNBC News Conference @ Sports Ch1llen1e 0 News Hugh Williams (!)Star Trek &J I Sl'ICtll I Willi1m ind Miry Christmu Choir The eighty-voice choir from William and Mary College present a Christmas Concert. EE Tr1velure m Glori1 Greer Show 7:00 1J CBS News Roeer Mudd 0 I $i>iCl1l! Bruthe 1 Sith of Re- lief A documentary examining how three families on welfare survive on public 1ssistance. 0 (£)Hee Haw @ Truth or Consequences 0 Lers Make a Oe•I 0 Death Valley D1ys m m 9 Lawrence Welk &J i lflclA[ I Christmas Grtetlnes from the City of Los Aneeles Mayor Sam Yorty extends seasonal ereel· in1s. with Hobo Kelly (Sally Baker), Dave Reeves and Mary Ann Kint actlne as co·hosts. The Westchester Concert Chorus and the North Holly· wood Church Group perform Christ· mas music. EE Creative Living With Creftl EE American Dream Machine a!) Christmas Special 7:30 I) D1vid Frost Revue Alan Aldi 1uests. (J) Nann1 and the Professor @ Doctor In the House 0 Juvenile Jury Vincent Price guests. Rollin' on the River 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Miracle on 14th Street•• (drama) '47 - Maureen O'Hara, John Payne. Ed· mund Gwenn m lucecitl 1:00 IJ All In the FamllJ (R) Gloria discovers Women's lib and moves out of lhe house as the result of an ar1ument with Mike and her de· mand that he treat her u a com· plete equal. I: 9: 9 II m Tiit ,.,,... "Dtaperate 10:00 IJ (I) Mlulon: 1.,.... .. (R) Wll· 0W'I" A relustel convfct threatens ll1m Sh1tner auests 11 1n 11ln1 to kill Cept. Andrews for 1tndln1 hoodlum who Is 11tlflclllly tren1· him to prison ten y11rs 110. ported baell to tht 1930s tnd the 0 M .. : (21nllr) "Tiie llsllop's scene of his unsolved crtme. Wife" Cf1ntasy) '48 -C.ry Grent, 0 (])(I) EE TIM Ptl"IUlldm CR) Loretta Youna. "The Man in the Middle" Brett 0 (l) Cl) 5tttitlf Topttltc "Tht Sincl1ir Is suspected of belnf a Grt1t Pretender'' After ht meets 1n tr1ltor and Dinny Wilde Is believed encyclopedl1 salescir1. Bobby learns to be his 1CCOmplice. he should have lanored his horo· D J1rret Reais Philbin scope which predicted he would fall GJ News Ken Jones in love. m The Wllbu111 lrotllen m .... ,,.m: cc> <2"r> "Th• a r.1111: "Co• to u.e Stable" Last TI•• I Sn P1rb" (dram1) '54 . -Elinbeth T1ylor, Vin Johnson, 10:3011 ~: ~n1 My WIJ" (dra· Willer Pidpon, Donne Reed. Rocer m1) «-:-8'"1 Crosby, B1ny Fitz· Moore, Ev1 G1bor. . aerald, Rise Stevens. Q) i IPlclAL I Plfnee of Peace "The 0 Twililflt Zone S1vlor'' From Sp1in comes the com· Q) News Bill Reddick ple1a story of the Nativity, becinnina till Christmas 1t Boyt TOWll with the Annuncl1tion. 11:00 f) Cil 0 fJ (})~News fl) Wortd Tomom1w r.i"I M -"'·I Di lo till Holf}wood TtlevltJon Tht1tre R) l..!V •·-• I n @E) En11llda de Locot ~ 0 Fri&ht N1ellt: ·~MJ Soft the Y1m- 9 Fil•· uMlr1dt °" 34th Strttt" pirt" ind "It! Temr Fre• ltyond Em Llu.;-Mtrican stiowu.. Space" a) $perts CllaH1n1e GJ Movie: "RolHO and Juliet" (dassic) '37 -Norma She1rer, Leslie Howard, John 81nymore. 1:30 IJ (I) Miry TJltr Moore Sllow (R) Mary's pl1ns to visit her f1mlly for the holld1ys 1rt thwarted when sht learns she hlS to work on Christ· Q) H Is Writtl!n m Cllifler llteatre mis Eve 1nd Christmas D1y: 11:15 tJ fabuloua 52! "WIMn Co.edJ 0 @l m ~ 5ood LHt ''The Was Kini" (comedy) '60 -Ch1r1ie Gardeners" Albert 1ttempts to cut Ch1Se, Charlie Chiplin, w111.u down on household expenses 1t the Beery, Hany Llnadon, Buster Dutton m1nsion ind runs Into seri· Keaton. ous problems with the 11rdeners. fli'l u -.:-. ...,, f M --• 0 (]) (]) EE A1C Movie tf UM uu _.."'· "'~ or J .-..- Wetbnd: (C) (90) "Tribes" (R) dtnt" (comedy) 64 -Fred MK· (dram•) '70 _ J•n·Michael Vincent, Murr1y, Polly Beraen. Durert McGtvin, Earl H0Uim1n, 11:30 D Tiit Jazz Sllow Host Billy Eck· John Gruber. This m1de·for·televi· stint welcomes Elli Fitzier1ld, Joe sion film won tn "Emmy" for writers Williams, Jemmy Smith· end 1n 111· Tmy Keenan Wynn end M1rvln stu, ll·piece orchestfl led by Oii· Schw1rtt, 1nd concerns the cl1sh ver Nelson. · between 1 M11lne drill Instructor Ci) Mowit: "Winter C.mmr (ro· ind 1 flower child In boot camp. mince) '39 -Ann Sherid1n, Rich· ft) Hour of Deliftran" •rd C.r1son. 0 Sablfdar Nlaftt Movie: (C) "TIM 9:00 fJ (})Diel Yan Dp.e Sllow (R) $t11fJ 9f Dlvid" (bibl~I) '60-Jeff Dick cets I ch1nce It the ''bl& Chandler, Basil Sydney, David time" when f1mous actress Ann Knl(ht. B1rt>lra Shelley, Rich1rd Marsh summons him to Hollywood O'Sullivan. to test for the role of her husb1nd (}) Mewie: · "A Christmas c.or in • new network series. (cl1siic) '51-Alamir Sim. 0 t1j m NIC 51!unl1J Movie: (ij Movie: "'CiautmNI Kid" (west· (C) (211r) "f• Frv111 Ult flbddiq em) '52 -Audie Murphy, Yvette Crowd" P1rt I (dr1m1) '67-Terence Du11y. st1mp, Julie Christle, Peter Finch, Q) MMe: "Tiit 5rut CUst" (com· Al1n Batn. An Enclish fum heiress edy) '63 -A compil1tlon of silent is courted by three men of widely fil111$ .. d~fferin& temper1ments. Put If w~ll 12:JO CJ Speakin& Frttly Defense ittomey atr on the NBC Mond1y Nlaht Movte Edw•rd Bennett Williims auests. (Dec. 27). til) T1ie Silttlt Y1111: "Son of ttM Shtil... st1rrin1 Rudolph V1lentlno. el Movlt: ''Canclon de Cun•" 9:30 II (}) Amit (R) Amie turns down boss H1mllton Mejors Jr's offer to join his txcluslvt B1yshort Polo, Club, but then hes second thOu&hts 1bout his decision. U Wit,., Nlalrt fltllb 0 News Llny Burrell Q) Pwr W1pttr Show a>c.tn Mnkano 1 :00 Ci) Nt'n m All ... ilM Sllow: "1.ancer s,, ... ''flltllft a.cl 5irt" and '1'1't Su,.. 1:15 II Movie: HMfradt of tM Hilts" (drema) '58 -Rex Ru.son, Nan Leslie. 1:30DNews OJ MMe: "letlt Leenlld" (west· tm) '51-Vere R1lston, John Cu- roll. 2:45 tJ """ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 PINT-SIZED PERFORMER A ~. s"nt-slzed eddltion to the cast Of Rowen •nd Mertln'• Laulfl·ln stepped Into the studio 1pottictrt. calmly eyed the baltefy of monster cameras focused on tw •nd n.w1 .. 11y rwled off 50 tokes of the one-liner type from memory. The first severel of these 50 wlll •Ir on the Lau1h·ln show th•t 1Uest-st.r1 Buddy Heckett. Mon· d•y •t &PM on NBC. The Mme of the brown.ft•lred, brown-eyed 1•1 who told them Is Mone Ten. She's six ye•rs old, •n even 50 In pounds end Inches •nd hH • sttonc voice th•t IUllftb •nother Kay Surr It comln1 •lon1. MON'• mental prowess seems ~•lneble. Her tether, Fouad rera, h•tf EIYPtl•n, half Lebanese, It• physicist currently working et Cal tech on enatyz!ntE mocH\,Mm· pin. Her mother Etty is en Aus- trta-bom Ph.D. In orpnlc chemis- try. It wH while pl~ was wortdng •t Cornell University thet Mon• W8s born (In tt.haca, N.Y.). And It was when he transferred to Cal Tech that she came, •t •&e 2, to the Hollywood •r•. At •P fhNe she st•rted model· Inc •nd soon she ••• dolnc com· merci•ls. SubMquentty she be- came a recular penellst on Juve- nile Jury and then went dr•matlc In • nicent M1m•nt of NBC'• Ironside ..n... Last 1prin1 Mona was enrolled In Lurene Tutti&'• drem• deu and wH arlven seven plays to le•m ewer the summer. She learn· eel them In one month. Also en· rolled In ballet Ind vocal clHHS, she has 1 repertoire of 12 sonp. Her favorites are "All I W•nt Is• Room Somewhere" from "My Fair Lady'' •nd ''Where Is Love" from •-otfver." She speaks 1 little f..-neh and used to spuk Ger- man. but het mother put • stop to tMt. to avoid lancueee confuMc>n, when Mona was two. GAMBLE PAID OFF fOR SONNY & CHER .. To last as an entertainer," says Sonny Bono: "a performer must project a strong personal- ity, one that the publJc can easily identify and enjoy. "For a long time Cher and I were merely a re<:<>rd act," he adds, "and even though we were really hot for a time, we both realized that we were in the midst of a dissipating situation if we just stayed with records. • ' A decision to change di- rections in mid-stream usunlly means a financial setback, but we knew we had to turn our- selves around and get into n field that wasn't as lucrative but that could launch us in new di- rections." The new field the couple chose was nightclubs and for it they discarded the far-out clothes that had originally set them off from the rest of lhe recording groups. In their place appeared a sharply tailored Sonny and gowns and hair styles for Cher 1 that compli- mented her unique beauty. Also injected into the act was humor, but a style of humor that Son- ny explains grew out of their own personal relationship ... We like to rib each other," explains Sonny, "and we know we're just kidding. It just makes things more enjoyable and we decided to take that kidding and simply move it out of our living room and onto the stage.'' It was a gamble for Sonny & Cher to suddenly take on a whole new direction fn the mid- dle of their career, but a gam- ble that has obviowly paid big dividends, including their own television series The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour, which de- buts Monday at 10 PM on CBS. hp 5 Carla Borelli guests as Nora Lennox. a former chent of an eccentnc attor- ney. who got her off a murder charge in .. Letter of the Law ... on NBC 's The Bold Ones. Sunday (Dec 2 6) at 1 0 PM Will Geer guests as Attorney Elliot Levendge. an eccentric. retired attorney who devises a macabre scheme to administer iustice to one of six former clients whom he defended for murder. All but one were innocent of the crimes with which they were charged and the old man has a com- pulsion to punish that one . As the 1 9 7 2 Queen of the Tournament of Roses . pretty. 1 9-year-old Margo Lynn Johnson will reign over pro- ceedings of the 58th annual Rose Bowl game between Stanford and the Un1vers1ty of Michigan on NBC . Satur- day (Jan 1 . beginning at 1 :4 5 PM). Miss Johnson will also be part of NBC's cover- age of the famed Rose Parade THE DAILY PILO'r, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 VINT A GE PIHOT HOIR S ·, ' • • I \. / I, . ' '•• 7 I SUNDAY DECEMBER• \i () P ~. I '. L 1:15 m T1M Qr ...... 1:30 D C:.-bJ Mm m T1M .... Antwtrs l:AS Ci) TIM Qristcpllers 6:55 II Sht Us Tilis Dar 7:0011 (i)T .. Hd Jerry D TM Cllristlpllers a Weedy Weod'**'1 GJ Unit 0... m Mk Aff1ln/w.t s.am, 7:30 II Cf) Tiit Croowlt Coelies D TMs Is tht Uft 1J MtnHtl T1btm1ele Clloir @ fH• FtltUrt OOnl R*m a Dtpu(J °"'• GJ Teet leaf ancl Frit!Mls m s.nd Htart/Till ctNtstot*trs 1:00 II Cl) w lest ,, ...,,, A re.II· cious bre>1dcast eumininr the di· lemma of celebratina tht festival of peace in a time of strife and tension. Aline MacMahon Is hosteu. OMn. Alptu ltt &J•1Ha.a.ard @ lttal Estate o,._ Hottte D Herald of Trvttt 9 OW Ti• Ctsptl How ..... ,. .. Gllttm•t flm 1:30 D Serendipity U Ca11tpn Protile "Viewpoint on Nutrition -Proteins. the Amino Acids" Lff Meriwether auests. D o., of DheowtfY G> KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) OJ Katluyn Kuhl•an t:00 11 Ca•era lllr" D ctt1llen1• MJ Strwt0n D o., of Diseovtry U IU•sdo• of Cartalot Olttllfof Powtr (lg It Is Writtan OJ Ci) Oral lttbtrts Im Maka J Pallbru a ea""" ea,.., Em P11tot1•• Latino en Oollllnc• t:lO II Ttdlr's ltelidoe OM•ttMPms oc.ne AutrJ (j) Mtvit: "'Cod Is llJ PartMf" (dr1ma) '57-W•lter Brenna n. U Allcit's Carace Cl) Let Thtrt It Upt ~ S90f1J lllustmed m c.s,.f •11111 Jubilee Im Esta ls II Ylda 9 NFl ""'' of Ult w ... 9:40 (]) Bible Sttrits/Co111111unity Actloft FOOTIALl PLAY-OFJS NIC end CIS will tetewiM AFC Ind NFC dMslonat PllJ•fts lodlJ. stlrtlnr tl!MS 1IMI tffMS will bt allftlUnad. All pnoa••ln1 b svbftd t. c11 .. ,.. 10:00 II Sb1P11 te ta1r1'l•1 aamAR ~ rOOCM11 ,._,-offs Startin& time 11 tentlatlY'I. ' ,.,. . Tiit C'tvtland Browns wlll bt tllt llornt dub 111C1 will p&ey 1ltlltr tllt Baltimore Colt. « tllt Miami Doi· phlns. DttewotPwtf fJ CJ) •luctut Drll"I ... Mr. TNlll Cf) NFL Ttday fJ1111"te: "13 ............ (mystery) ·~James Ca.aneY. Anni· bella, Richard Conte. O)F,..allYlda 10:30 II Te It AllllOUIC*I fJ 00 Tiit DMbttdtdtn ()) NFl Fooaaall ~al Piaf-offs. II) faiUI for Tod.ey fl) Adtf.a.t. C1t11 las Escuelas 11 :oo 11 RE11JRfl Sunfttwlr Ct1tt>r1t1oe Cotlpany Younr adults explore the joys of living. Norm Anderson is host. D tle•e Buyers Qlllde Cl) lMry Kane SW. D CJ) B11ltwi11ltt m Mowit: "011 1trrowtd TI••" (comedy) '39 -Lionel Barrymore, Uni Mertel, Sir Cedric Hardwlcke. m Cb•~ .. , 111e .... &I) ~ Stunat a Fil•: ..... braftclt" al) Yaritdad 11:30 II Dr. Irene KUSOf1I 0 (]) Make I WISll 0 flltVit; "Cape ea..... ..... den" (sci·fi) '60 -Sc.ott Peters, Linda Connett. (i} CiM MtxicallO t\~1~P"0 ''', 12:00 II Inside footf»lll (]) Trtt HMlse Club 0 MtWit: "Tiie Devil Ind Mill Jones" (comedy) '41-Jean Atthur, Charles Coburn. Cl) Movie: "Maaniflcent Dope" (comedy) '42-Henry Fond•. U Susfttnst 111tatn OJ fntelli&e•t Parent ai)Ytait 12:30 II NFL TodlJ 00 CMsbdelptlilns II) Teua,e Trilb Im Fil•: ''Tht Riqe,.. 12:45 D Ml'rit: "lhlaaa" (dr1ma) '62- Edmund Purdom. Trevor Howard. Dorothy Dandridre. 1:00 II NFC Divisional Play.offs Start· ina time is tentative. G1mt will ori· 1in1te at home site of either tllt Los An&eles Rams or tht San Fran· cisco 49ers who will play either Wu llincton or Dallas. u m m Directiorts D Millio11 $ Movie: "Culbllnu" (drama) '43 -lnarid Bertman, HumphftY Boaart. ~ Movie: (C) "Bronco Buster" (ad· venture) '52 -John Lund, StQtt Brady. GlhW .. ,.... G) Nns Nick Carter g) Tribuu Pul>lic.I a;) SundlJ Movie MltfMt THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMIElt 25, 1971 Im TtatN Demllc:lt l:JO (J)Jetllla•dlilflew U(J)Q)I-• .. .._.,. (i)~H.-r m Ytice " c.1w" Z.-00 CJ)'""' "' NertMf• lttllN U ..._. I. Der1llll Slltw Giit.St is Archbl9hop Timothy M1nnin1 of the LA. Catholic Dioce:M. (j)1tsteflowlill1 Uflwitwa U)Hty .......... fl) u,..daa ...... a Fiii: <t> "Caf ... JoMt'' EI!> Vlf&H cit F1tim (0111)'-U.• 2:30(1) Ntw Dktdions for Mental Haith 0 Mowit: (C) '°Stlll Witllout End" (dn ma) '60-01r1t Boaarde, Capu· cine, Genevieve Paae. ())Mo.le: "Tiit Y1nqulsJltd" (dra· ma) '53-John Payne, Coleen Gray. ai Meet tllt Press GJSports Set m Sporb $ptdac11f1r &)Mab1Wlsli 3:00 (]) fiul Eauunltf D ~ Us Aattfts: 7Z Bob Abernethy moderates IS reporters look ahead lo 11pcomin1 news events. 1J 1'11 ltose Parade Hitttliatrts WiMina floats and marchin1 units of I.st year's parade are described by Steve Allen and J•yne Meadows. (j) DMttri D fa•ily Fil• festival: "Suslnn1 tf tM llM!ltits" (drama) '39 - Shirley Temple, Randolph Scott. lfj Tiit Sllltt m Cllllltf &JhlltrGamt &!)Toros m N1vy Proto1111 m lullwin•lt l :JO (])lob Ralston Minic lo1 D Mowlt: "Tht lisllop's Wife" {fan· tasy) '48 -Cary Grant Loretta Youna. D1vid Niven. a;) IMJclrt m Alriculture lttpet"t 3:45 II NFl Pest-Sa•• Sllow 4:00 II Face t11t NaticMI (]) llowit: '11lssa for MJ Presid (comedy) '64--hlly Beraen, Fred MacMurray. D SundlJ Tom Snyder Cl) Tarun Tilutrt (i)PNbt National C.Opphic (lj) S.S.•• Shtt m S.Orpsbord ,, leamina @?;) Tiit Music 801 &) Ru Humbard 4:30 II Movit: (C) "R11n fOf Cover" (western) '55 -James Cagney, Ernest Boranlne, John Derek. Cl) f 1et tllt Nation D Pet Set Peter Mershall ruests GI Ftstivll of Classics: "Ronieo and Julitr (classic) '37-Nonna Shear· er, Leslie Howard, John Barrymore. m This Is Ult Lift 5:00 U II .._. "Peru, Old and New" (I) Ulllllttd W..W D I IHc!A I llc 1.-Rock mu· slul show with Crttdtnct Clter· w1ter, Tiit Jtfferaon AJrpl1ne ind other perfonnln1 iroups. O'i Ntwl Schw1rtz, Chandler OJ Star Trtt (Jj) AlmtritM °'91• Mad!IM m Tiit C.ne " Ow n.n "The Genesis of tllt Cold Wtf'' &I) Em Ml Datlet @?;) Passpet't t. Trntl a Buftt'• u. EI!) V.rttdldts 71· m Pltltnt .., lMnf 5:30 a 11H<W t Tttt Ulltlfd sc.ry Thrtt 1irls from • Bethlehem or· phana1e Journey to Rome, for 1n ' audience with PoPt Paul. U CIH:DllHc!Alhrru 111 NofttMf'lt '""'"' This ABC News doc· ument.lry chronicles tllt cMI 1tr1fe In the $lx counties of Ulster, Ire· land. Georae Watson reports. Cl) Nns Ray Wilson ®l Mowlt: .. furttMr Ptrfts of Laurel and Harcly" m Consultation "Common 0Ue1ses of the Eye" a;)PerspectM f 'J[NING 6:00 B I IHcil\ I Pllia.d...... OftMs· tn Cc11art-A Wtrtd of I.aft Fea · lured soloists are Metropolitan Oper1 Star Roberta Peters and pianst Ger· rick Ohlsson, the 1970 winner of the coveted Chopin International Competition. CI) Movie: (C) (Zflr) "It Hlppttltd One Sum111t"' {musical) '45 - Jeanne Crain, Dan1 Andrews. O(f;)NIC News 0 Mowit: (211r) "flit CowboJ and Ult lady" (tQmedy) '38 -Gary Cooper, Mer1e Oberon. Cl) Yoya,e to Botto111 of SU OUniclos ())60 Mi1utes B I lflc1&C I O.ce UpM 1 Tour A llahthtarted musicll special featur· in1 Phil Hams, frank Sinatra Jr . Oliver, Rich Little, Ben Blue, Rosey Grier ind introduclna vaudevillian and recordin1 artist Dora Hall. &> fllis Is To• Jones Guests include Geor1e Bums, Sally Ann Howes. John Davidson, and the Dave Clark Ave Q1) Tiit AdYocatu fD ThirtJ Minutes W-rtll ••• 9 Racina Wor1d CI;) Seaftstro tn t i Cillo m 1nstit1t 6:30 0 Story Theatre 0 [Jtwltness News m Cfeaturt Ft1tures: (90) "frank· 1nsteln 1970" (horror) '58-Boris Karloff, Jana Lund. Qi) Masquerade @?;) Meet tllt Prt11 Q) Ctnaaa Fativll Tl11t 7:00 8 Ii& News Clete Roberti D Wild llllllde• "Day It Bobt•I Bayou" E ., 7: • 1 a· I 9 (l)HH Hlw D StDfJ 1t1 ttolfrwoed (I) .lwtnllt J11ry 0 Du~ VllleJ 0.p 11J PUlplft to Travel "Canary Is- lands" fill CIVILISATION: * Xerox brings back the now-classic series. fli) (JJ) CMllutfon "Heroic Material· Ism" al Mujer m Wild Klnrdom "Trails of Saguaro Sprin1s" aussie CI;) Panorama Minlul &)Sid Scent fJ CD Cl) EB AIC SUlldtJ Mowit: (C) (Z'hllr) HA loJ Ten Feet Tell" (drama) '64-Edw1rd G. Robinson, fe11us McClelland, Coo.stance Cum· mines. story of 1 lO·ye1r-old boy's Incredible 5,000 mile Journey 1croa the Africln continent &J Minority Co••unftJ Ei)Japtnete Movie fI!) ~ Masterpltce Tbtatte "Cold Comfort Farm" Based on Stella Gib. bon's etrthy satire of the melo· dr1m1tic novels of the '30s. Alastair Sim, F1y Compton. Sarah B1del star. 9:30 fJ Ci) c..de's Collfttf William Win- dom cuests as 111 attorney with political ambitions in~lved in Sam Cade's attempt to ptove the lnno-7:30 B Cl> CBS Sunday Movie: (C) cence of a man facinr execution In (21tr) "0-Df1, the Sixth or June" 72 hours for the murder of his air1- (drama) '56-Robert Taylor, Richard friend eight years 110. (Reschedul- Todd, Dana Wynter, Edmond O'Brien. ed) A memorable love story set •talnst D One Step Btyond ttle backcround of the Normandy c:J News Lany Burrell Invasion. B Disney Holiday Salute 10:00 B ~ m The Bold Ones -Tiie * Scenes from Classic Lawyers ''The Letter of the Law" Disney Musicals in An eccentric attoumey devises a ,.CAVALCADE OF SONGS" mmbre scheme to punish 1 former CJ~ m Wol1d of Disney "Cavil· client. Will Geer, Gale Sondaraaard cad• of Sonp" Mu.steal hlfhllihts and J1mts Olson ruest. from Disney films past and present. D News Dick Girton lncludlna "Snow Whitt and tha Sfv. G Com111unlty fttdbadl en Dwarfs," "Pinocchio," "Mary m Nfwa Ken Jones Poppins'' and "Bedknobs and ID Jot De SllYl'a Open Forum Broomsticks." fJ) Jep111 ... News D1111t D This 11 Your Ufe IE> EltreJla1 Mullcaltt f) MlllJon $ Movie: (2hr) "Tiie lad 9 Fiim: "llood on the Sun" Sled" (drama) '56-Nancy Kelly, 10:30 fJ Jerry Visits "Nancy Wilson'' P1tty McCormack, Henry Jones. D The Wot1d Tomonw Q) Ttu'll Passports to Adventure (I) At Issue "Puppet Warriors of Sicily" &J Weekend News Chuck Cecil a Wild Kinfdom &) Mantrap 11:00 fJ (I) News CJ@) News 8:00 B Wide Scream Theatre: (90) 0 Ru Humbard "House of frankenstaln'' (horror) O Movie: "San Antonio" (adven· '44-Boris Kar1off, Lon Chaney. ture) '45-£rrol Flynn, Alexis Smith, 0 CI) Ci) GE) The FBI "The Last Paul Kelly. Job" Inspector Erskine trails leg· m David frost Show endary criminal Michael "Doc" lacy, &J Klfllryn Kuhlman who has ascaped from prison with the eid of 1 rans planning a mlli· 11:30 B Movie: (C) "Olmanslon 5" (sus- tarY payroll 1obbefY. Guests include pense) '66-Jeffrey Hunter, France John Mcintire, David Canary, Guy Nuyen, Donald Woods. Sto«well and Jeanette Nolan. 0 ®l Sunday Tonipt Show m Movie Grub: CC) (2hr) "The 0 CV News ust TI•• I Saw Paris" (drama) '54 (I) Telepulse -Elizabeth Taylor. Van Johnson, Q) Movie: "Battle of the Sties'" Walter Pidgeon, Donna Reed. Roser (comedy) '60-Petet Sellers, Con· Moore, Ev1 Gabor. stance Cumminp, Robert Morley. m The "' Question EE Japanese Variltf Hour 12:00 D The Gallery fI!) CW firin1 Unt "Dump Nixon?" 0 Movie: (C) "Sign of the Papn" al festival fllmlco (adventure) 'SS-Jett Chandler, Jack 9 film: "Solid Gold Cadillac'' Palance. a;) Revlsta Elpanol 12:30 m Hazel 1:30 0 ®) m Jimmy stewart Show "Cockadoodle Don't" The Howard family Is nearly rent asunder OYer who has cooking rl1hts In the kit· chen. 9:00 D @) m Bonanza "Warbonnet" Chief Dan Georae, Forrest Tucker and Linda Cristal 1uest In the story of an aged Indian atttmptln1 to re1aln the di&nlty ha once knew as an esteemed warrior. 1:00 B Movie: (C) "from Hell to lor· nto" (adventure) '64-GeOl'(e Mont· aomefY, Torin Thatcher, (Isa Moreno. CJ(j)News 1:30 &J Movie: "us Veps Sba .. clown" (mystery) '55 -Dennis O'Keafe. Coleen Grey. Z:308Ntwa Z:50&JNtws THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. DECEMBER 25, 1971 lf odors could be televised, "Cold Comfort Farm" would be the sensory sensation of the year. Unfortunately, American television viewers wiJI not be able to experience the olfactory delights of Stella Gibbons' earthy satire when ii appears on the Masterpiece Theatre series Sunday (Dec. 26) at 9PM on KCET, Channel 28. But perhaps that's just as well. Because to see and hear thr strange assortment of characters who people Cold Comfort Farm is enough. There is, for example, Amos Starkadder, the fire and brimstone spirituaJ leader of the "Quiverers"; the Stark.adder son Seth who ha.c; two interests-film and women; the hired girl who has a baby every year as a result of the latter of Seth's two interests; and, finally, Great Aunt Ada Doom, who, 6~ years earlier, saw "something nasty in the woodshed" and has been muttering about it ever since. These and the Farm's other zany characters will appear in a two.hour special adaptation of the BBC-produced comedy. Veteran British actor Alastair Sim makes a rare television appear- ance as Amos Starkadder. Fay Compton and Rosalie Crutchley, two of Britian's best known character actresses, play Ada Doom and Judith Starkadder. Reuben and Seth Starkadder are played by Brian Blessed and Peter Egan. Sharon Gurney has the role of Elfine, their fey sister. And Sarah Badel, a rising young star of the Briti~h stage, plays the level-headed Flora who brings order to the mess at Cold Comfort Farm. Jn the story, which Miss Gibbons wrote as a satire of the melo· dramatic novels of the t 930's, Flora, an orphan, writes to all her rela- tives seeking a home. A reply from her cousins, the Starkadder clan at Cold Comfort Farm, intrigues her with iu veiled reference to a wrong done her father and expectation that she would come to seek her "rights." Flora finds the Stark.adders a disheveled and eccentric group, ripe for her favorite pastim&-tidying up other people's untidy lives. The rest of the story is taken up with Flora's labors to bring order to everyone's life. British television critics praised "Cold Comfort Farm" when it first appeared on the BBC. The London Sunday Mirror noted the pro· ductions .. wild, semi-hilarious, crazy, far-out quality," and the Guard- ian observed that "one is hooked and thoroughly delighted as Flora sets people righL "Cold Comfort Farm'' will be repeated on Channel 28 Wednesday at IOPM. and Thursday at 2PM. Alo.tt<tir Sim ns Amos Starlcoddtr and S<1rah Bae/ti as Florn Post<'. Dkk Van Dyke ls undoubtedly the only television star who is awakened each morn- ing at 6:00 by a desert road-runner pecking at his bedroom window. He is surely the only series star who feeds a pack of coyotes in his backyard. (They re- ward him by serenading hjm in the evening when he goes to bed.) And he is P.robably one of the few actors in the world-if not indeed the only one-who has the privilege of living "in the middle of nowhere" {as he puts it) and still able to reach an audience of millions, virtually from his own backyard. This may sound like fic- tion but it is a happy reality for the p<;>pular comedy actor and star of The New Dick Van Dyke Show {Saturdays, 9PM o n C BS). Van Dyke lives on a 1 80-acre ranch in Cave Creek, Ariz., and films his series just down the road a piece in a place called (appropriately) Carefree. The Van Dyke show is a three-camera production filmed before an audience of 280 people in a mod- ern, air-conditioned studio, which rises like a mirage out of the desen. The studio is actually only about twenty miles from the metropolitan sprawl of the Pheonix-Scotts- dale area, but it seems about as far removed from the city-and Hollywood-as one can get. It is located in the heart of a boulder- strewn cactus forest, seemingly more hos- pitable to rattlesnakes than to people. II Is a happy accident that Van Dyke and the studio happened to find each other "in the middle of nowhere." Van Dyke, who lived in the San Fernando Valley during his first hit television series, succumbed to a longtime love of the desert a few years ago when he bought his Cave Creek ranch for weekend vacations. The weekends got longer and longer and he decided to move there perma- nently with hi~ family, commuting 10 Holly- wood for movie roles. "Doing another television series was the farthest thing. from my mind when J moved to Cave Creek," says Van Dyke," who grew Fannle Fha portrays "Mlkt,"-Dkll'11"1tt ancf penGllal lttrttary. Page 10 A 'CAREFREE' WORLD • Dick Vaa Dyke 1W1 u Dick PreAotl, ltost of a local talk-nrkCJ ttlnldoa mow le noe11txz.. Hope taap piaJ's ltls wtft, Jnay, aad Alll'tla ro-u II liftll u dltlr da.,Ptu, Au~. a beard and spent a lot of time digging for Indian relics among the cactus. "I never dreamed that someone would come along and build a film studio just over the hill from my ranch." But that's just what happened. A desert studio-isolated from the sights and sounds of the city-had been the longtime dfeam of ex-Hollywood stuntman Fred Graham (who used to stand-in for John Wayne). Graham got the backing of a real estate conglomer- ate and the Fred Graham Studios became a reality on a 700-acre site just outside of Carefree. {Graham has since gone to work for Arizona Governor Jack Williams, pro- moting more film business for the state, and the fi lm factory he founded has been re· named Southwestern Studio.) "I used to pass the studio on the way into Phoenix with no idea that it was a sound- stage as modem as any in Hollywood," says Van Dyke. "It was a while before it dawned on me that J could do a series there." Van Dyke's partner-manager Byron Paul discussed the idea with the Network, which surprised Van Dyke by giving the go-ahead for the show. The first episode was filmed there last January and all twenty-four were in the can when the series bowed in September. Getting a television series together in Van Dyke's "Hollywood outpost" presented re- markably few problems, partly because Van Dyke's production company (Cave Creek Enterprises, Inc.) was able to attract a veter- an Hollywood crew familiar with the three- camera technique. Van Dyke's old friend Carl Reiner, who had won seven Emmys as creator-writer· producer of the original Van Dyke series, created the new format, which focuses on the THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 2!1, 1971 pub)jc and private life of Van Dyke, as Dick Preston, the host of a television talk show in Phoenix. (Ironically, Preston's ambition is to get out of Phoenix and go to Hollywood.) Reiner has kept an eye on the series as creative consultant and writer-director of several episodes, which has meant commuting each week from HQllywood, where he has many other commitments. He turned the production over to the fulltime producer- writer team of Bernie Orenstein and Saul Turteltaub, who had guided 'That Girl' through several successful seasons. Norman Powell, son of Joan Blondell and the late Dick Powell, changed his address from Holly- wood to Cave Creek to become associate producer. Hope Lange was lured from Hollywood to play Van Dyke's wife because she couldn't resist the opportunity of working with Van Dyke and his production team-although it meant commuting each weekend to Los Ange. Jes, where her two children remained in school. (She has now enrolled them in a private school in Arizona.) The supporting cast-Many Brill, Fannie Flagg and Nancy Dussault -transplanted themselves from New York for a twenty-four week stay in the desert. Nine-year-old Angela Powell, who plays Van Dyke's daughter, was discovered in nearby Tempe. "Most of us didn't share Dick's enthusiasm for the desert living," says Miss Lange. "But there are advantages in doing a series there. For one thing,·there aren't any distractions~ except for the spectacul ar sunsets." One problem encountered during the film ing was quite unexpected. They had to do with an overly-enthusiastic studio audi- ence. "In the beginning we wondered if we'd have trouble getting an audience out there in the middle of the desert," says executive pro- ducer Byron Paul. "But there was standing- room-only from the very beginning and thousand of requests we couldn't fill." Mar(y Brill, nrsadlt youna romtdlan, p'-Ys Dk• Vaa Dyke's aamt, Bault Davis, ancf actftss. slnctr-comtdimnt Nancy Douaolt pla)'I dw qent'1 wlf~, Carol. I F II 1 ft t 9: " 10 1 2 3 MONDAY DECEMBER 27 For mornln1 ind afternoon llstlnp, please see DAY- TIME · PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "l.llcly Plrtntr" (comedy) ·co -Ronald Colman, Glnaer Roaers. 9:30 1J .. H•ry Aldrldl, 1oJ Scout'' (comedy) '« -Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith. "Chaplin Feitival" Charlie Chaplin films. 0 (C) "Curtain Call at Cactus Crnr• (comedy) '50 -Donald O'Connor, Gale Storm. 10:00 (]) "Tanaal!Jlb" (adventure) '54- Van Heflin, Ruth Roman. 1:00 0 (C) "The Silv• Chalice" (drama) '55-Paul Newm1n, Pier Anfeli. m (C) "Deady Companion" (west· ern) '63-Maureen O'Hara, Brien Keith. 2:00 m "Moumln1 leeomts Electra" Part I (drema) '43-Raymond Mas· sey, Rosalind Russell. 3:00 Cil (C) "It started In Nap4ts" (com· edy) '60-01rk G1ble, Sophia Lor· eL ' ®) (C) "CalaMfty Jane end s. .. Ins" (western) '49 -Yvonne De Car1o, Howard Dutt. 4:30 IJ (C) "Crosswinds" (1dventure) '51-John P1yne, Rhond1 flemln1. 5:00 0 ''The Little Princess" (cl1Sslc) '39 -Shirley Temple, Rlch1rd Greene. f V f N I r, (, 6:001J Q fl) m &) News 1J P1uae Doll't Eat tlM Daisies D (]) CE m Nort1t-Sout11 Foot- "-" Ca• ABC Sports presents the North-South aame from Miami, Florida, with commentary by Fr1nk Gifford ind color commentary by Don Meredith. m The Flintstones Ii) I DrteM of Junnlt (lJl Thn1ulfl the Eyes of a Child Ell} Hod1epodp Loc11e 9 MIJbtrry RFD 6:30 IJ stew Allen Sllow Comedian Bob Einstein is co·host. Guests are Brod· erick Crawf0<d, Liiy Tomlin, Gloria Grey and Joe W1mbau1h. Cl)~ News m I l!lciAL I Salute to Laurel and Hardy Chuck McCann hosts and the famed comedy tum wlll be seen In • 1933 film, "Busy Bodies." ID 8111 COsby Show Q]) EVtnln1 at Pops: Seseme Street Goes to Pops fll) rtayin1 tht Guitar m Wandtffat a ''"" Aerts ([!) E P'Nf. Saittario 7:00 IJ CIS News Welter Cronkite D ID NIC Ntw1 John Chancellor (() Drqfttt IJ Wllat'a MJ UMf (11111 heont m I Low l.Alcy llJ I Ona• of J•nnle fJi) ~ Kathleen Hitchcock II) la lntrusa a n.. Ylrifnlan ([!) Los llntilocos 7:30 II Stand Up and Cllttr Patti Pa1e auests. a °"· Si•ot Locte Cl) f Dru• of Jeannie 0 MiUioft $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''To- ward the Unknowft" (adventure) '56 -William Holden, Uoyd Nolen, Vlr· ainla Keith. m Hopn's Hen>es m 0racnet ~De Grazia m Cltywatchers @l)Do-Re-MI m lassie ([!) MlpelitD Valdez Show 1:00 IJ (I) GunsntOkt "P.S: M u r r J Christmas, Miss Grundy" Seven homeless children run 1w1y from their Kansas orphanaae in search of a Christmas they have never known. Q ®I m laueti-ln Buddy Hackett ruests and cameo iuests Fannie Flaa. Sally Struthers, Mon1 Tera and Jack La Linne join cast in a "Mod Wor1d look at Health." a Movie: (2hr) •'fhe Cowboy and UM Ledy" (comedy) '38 -Gary Cooper, Mer1e Oberon, Welter Bren· nan, Patsy Kelly. m Tnith or Consequences m The Vlralnian fll) ~ Special of the Wffk "Four from Chie.110!" An eveninf of ballet, sona and classical rulter with the Illinois Ballet; soprano Carolyn Smith-Meyer; end classic1I guitarists Richard Pick and Patrick Ferreri. @!)Ynenla ([!)Nino 1:30 m David Frost Show Qj Film: "The Third Min" 9:00 IJ CI) Here's Lucy After liahtwad Hurison Carter presents Lucy with a $50·•·week reise in hopes or Improving her job dictation, astound· ed Lucy can only conclude th1t he must have an ulterior motive. CI) Movie: (C) (2tlr) "It Happened Ont SU11Mer" (music1I) '45-011\a Andrews. Junne Crain. 0 ®) 8) NBC Mondq Movie: (C) (2tir) "Far From the Madding Crowd" Conclusion (drama) '67 - Terence Stamp, Julie Christie, Peter Finch, Alen Bates. Tempestuous events befall Bathsheba £verdene (Miss Christle) es she becomes more involved with three men or widely different backarounds and tempera· ments. Cl) Wild Wild Wut O Mowtt: (2hr) "Tiit Dtsperata Hours" (drama) '55 -Humphrey Bo11rt, Fredric Much, Arthur Ken· nedy. ti) Le Gata ([!) No Uom por Ml (Continued) • New ind improved TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR SYSTEM e New Matrix Tube -for brightest, clearest pictures e Hu9• 25" di1gon1I screen -the l1r9est 1v1il1ble todav • Your choice of seven fine furniture atyle1. c.t•""9••, -...... 7152. Allo In Mldfltrr•nten, E•rty AmtrltM, Olftllfl Modem, ~rtndl •nd ll•llen ~rovlndel. AllO MW .,, UH~/VH~ ..... ,. c.nfrof NowS548 TAC " • ~let• tkctronk o•slM"t ttwlt .... "°" kktt Ille~ TV ed· lust"*lt l!Hlt It a11tomatlc11ty 'keeps pictures wrp, floill ;_, netwat. Ho more eru11 or purple fee~ -not ~ you 1w11e11 ch•1111tl1, llOI wti.ll IM scene cMne-. 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As far as news is concerned, KNXT bas quite a history of "firsts" and The Big News is very likely the most emulated of ; KNXT Ntw.r anchorman Jerry Dunphy wa.r the first Los Angeles ttltvislon ntw.rman (o visit South Vitt Nam for a first- hand report in 1966 on that war torn country. all broadcasts on television, from concept to delivery, which is borne out by the fact that many other news broadcasts-local and national-resemble it. KNXT became the ftnt television station in Los Angeles to present an hour of nightly news when it launched , lbe Big News,·Monday through Friday (6:00 to 7:00 PM) in the fall of 1961. KNXT was the first television station to have a Sacramento Correspondent when it assigned a staff there in August of 1963. Robert Simmons was Bureau Chief then but Warren Olney is now. KNXT was the first television station to have an Orange County Bureau. Jim Cooper was named its chief when the bureau was opened in the spring of 1966, an e~rly recognition of that area's growing importance. KNXT was the tlrst Los Angeles station to have a San Francisco Bureau. Reporter Rick Davis became its chief in May of 1966. In 1970, Reporter Saul Halpert was named as the station's Urban Affairs Editor-:another first. · KNXT was the first station west of Chicago to have an Environ- mental Editor with the appointment of Robert Simmons to that post in July of 1970 .• Most recently, KNXT appointed an Entertainment Editor and on-air reviewer, David Sheehan, to bc<:ome the only local station with its own show business reponer and resident critic. ,.,. 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 MONDAY (COntlnued) mn.,....... t:JO 8 Delit Der While iltt•ry map.tine TUE5DAY OEC£MBER 21 For mornin1 and afternoon listinp, pleaM • DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES editor Cy S.nett fl.Imes owr the possibility of UC11rity l•ks that mq dlsl'\IPt the exdushot melatlon of the facts in Today's World, Dof1s Martin ps to tfle state pen to lnteMlw 1 notorious mobster who clllms he wants to squ•I. ())a.,i. ....... IJluWWent.._. .hTMb1'111ilf flt(ll)leolltlt 45 ft\ 9:00 m ... Sb'lnftt'• ....... (mys· 9: ~ Mutrall tery) '55 -TrMr Howard, Alida 10:00 IJ ()) PllEMIEI£ Tiie SeltOJ a Valli, Richard Basthart. Cller c.edJ Ht• Sonny and Cher, 9:30 IJ "HenfJ Aldridl fOf Pmidectt" tht popular huablnd·wff1 slftllnr (comedy) ·43 -Jimmy Lydon, team. combine their unique talents Chutes Smith. ''f'1fn1 Dtt1eta" In an hour of comtcb' set to music. (comedy) '39 -Stan Laurel, Oliver Resula11 on tfle new aer1• will bt H rdy T a . Id Zelster. hter Cullen, Murray D .. Ma ind '• Kettte at WtltJld" lanpton, frHman Kint. Tom Solari (comedy) '55-Mirjorie Main. Percy and Clartt Carr. Harwy Konn111 and Kilbride. ==I futll 10:00 (])"Abbott l Costello Mttt ltle Cl) Te Tell Hit Tnitlt ~~Cos~=ecly) '4~ud Abbott, IJ Mtwit: (~t 4'9) "Mutinr h• 1:00 G "Sweet S11ell of Succus" (dre· Ovt9r 5'act (ICl·fl) '64--0lenn me) '57 -Burt Lancaster, Tony lanpn. Susannah Yortl. Curtis. Suun Harrison. QJ) flrlttc LI• CD "T .. , Dic:t and...,,.. (comedy) !? ML... '41 -Bur1ess Meridith, Ginatr ...., La ...-a lltt1 Cliacla Roeers. m> £1 ,... 2:00 m '"Moumlnr lecolMS Electra" EB,......., Conclusion (drama) '48 -Raymond lO:JO IJ Mewlt: "'JM CM.,..." (drama) Massey, Rosalind Russell. '49--Klrt Doutfas, Ruth Rom1n. 3:00 CJ) (C) "Oattlu•" Part I (adven- (1) Mowlt: .. ,...._,... (drama) '44 ture) '66--Charlton Heston, Laur· -John Carridine, Je1n Parker. ence Olivier. II),._. Bill Johns 9 ..,.aked Alibi" (drama) '54 -E 0 llletrate di Dtftan ll'IJ Ster11nf H1yclen. Glori• Grahame. 8 Al•: "MtdtnH tf tlMI Seve11 4:30 fJ (C) "Jot DaWI" (wuttm) '57 Mtoa" -Jock Mahoney. lu1na P1tten. G) MNt Ca• Cl) S1111 <at 10 AM ffltin1 11:00 8 Cf)()) II) News 5:00 IJ "Htldl" (classic) '37 -Shirley a 0 GI mm llns Temple, Jean Hersholt. CD To Tell t'9 Trvtlt II) M1t1tnp (I)) Thi Ctfptfate .. m Ci\Jw•tdlm 11:1s m Thi ........ 11 :JO IJ (I) MtfY Mffla CD Mtwlt: "Tan,.,..." (adwn· lure) '54-¥1n Heflin, Ruth Roman. D 9 m Jt1t111•1 Canett 0 Mtwlt: (C) ........ l)es of S.Min" (edventure) '67-frankie Anion, Georae Hader. CDMMe: '11MS.al ladl toe." (drama) '49 -David Farrar, Jack Hawkins. Kethleen Bryon. m•et1tc '-• ri'f)MIMCa•t lZ:OO&Jllews Ci) Manltll Dlllo11 12:4' IJ Mowlt: "lid (drama) '44- Gene Tlemu, Clifton Webb, Dina Andrews. 1:00 II Movlt: (C) "fair Wlft4 te Java" (tdvtnture) '52-fred M1cMun-.y. DD())ttiNtws • Tiit Qa\ltfy 1:10(]) ..... i :• m Cisco IOd 2:301)News r v r "' 1 ~, 1, 6:00. (I) fJ ..... 0 ....... Dtll't Eat ... DabMs Cl) Wiii WIW West m 111e F1111tstHts llJ I Drtall of Jt1nlllt (lj) Ewt11ill1 at rtpe: Old nmeri Nl&ht With Max Morath m ..... ,.,... .. Lod" mmm...., 9 llu..CrtJ fottblll Continued from 5 PM. from Cr1mpton Bowl ln Montcomery, Ali. 6:30 IJ Steve Allt11 5'1ew (R) Guests In· elude Mort Sahl, Robin Wiison, Rlcherd Dawson, Glen W. Turner. Q Movie: (C) (60) ''T1te Addl"I Madllne" P1rt I (comedy) '69 - Phyllis Diller, Milo O'Sht1, Biiiie Whitelaw, Sydney Cheplln. (J)djNtn m I l!fclA I Salute to laurel Ind HantJ Chuck McC1nn n1rratt1 as the f1mous comedy t11m Is seen In "Tit for Tat," filmed In 1935. m 1111 eo ... , Sllft tii) MtUSI Tilts by Ru .. r &oddtn 61) Waltdertust 7. 7: fE VINIUI Hortiptrl 7:008 CD OmNews @ Trvtll er CenMq8tllCft Cl).,,.,,... fJ n.t's My U11tf ag DbcowrJ of a Ufttl•t m• LonL1q 11)1 .,,.. ........ .(B) Tiit Course ef Our TMats tE Ha\Myoaa KathlHn Hitchcock fmlt lntrvsa ti!)M111~ 9:30 IJ (j) Can• Cannon. an old hind 1t loutin& mlssMI& "'"°"' t1kes on the unusual tuk of helpln1 1 men become lost, then tries to flftd him 1fter tfle dlent 1tttmpts to murder him. Cesare Dtnova, .lolquln M1rtlnez, 81rtlara Luna1 Jolin Redler ind Peter Mam1kos cues\. D ~ m Ja11t1 ltf1ltf As Nldltll ''The Manyln& Fool" Nichols has mlied emotions when Rutt\ (M1raot Kidder) returns from a trfp and In· troduces 1 strance husband·to-ti.. Guest is Tom Skerritt. 7:30 fJ Qt Qltft Ca•pbttl Guests In· elude Pit Boone 1nd f1mlly, Dom Delui.se, 1nd the comedy team of 0 Qt i IHcfA I alna: A .... Gaylord 1nd Holld1y. The procr1m tiotl1ry Rewbftlld All epic documtn· likes a humorous look 1t the 1fter· t1ry of Chine from ttie Boxer Rt· m1th of Christmu celebr1tin1. belllon to the Communist tlkeovtr. D 9 m Sarp "A P1rty to the tE (ij) lladl 1-umal Crime" Confronted by a men just 10:0011 m ..... released from prison whom he er· Q (])(I) ti!) Marca Walby, M.D. rested when he w1s still a police· "Tender Comrade" (R) The marrla1e man, Sar&• realizes he may have plans of a ti.1utlful widow 1re Jailed an innocent min. threateMd when she underioes a Q (})Cl) ti!) Tht Mod Sqllld mastectomy. Dien1 Muldaur and "Cricket" (R) A retarded boy who Pernell Roberts suest accldent111y shot Julie is soucht by Eli) FREE "SILENT YEARS" the squid 1nd 1 murderer. * PHOTO ALBUM AT ALL Cl) t Dre•• of Jeannie OFFICES Of GREAT fJ Mlllltft $ Mowlt: <90> "Adve91· WESTERN SAVINGS ~'"of Sttertecl Holllttl" (myst~ry) fE@Tllt Sit.rt Y11rs ''lntoltr· 39 -Ba~I R1thbone, Ida Luphno. ance" o. w. Griffith's epic qu1rttt m Hopi• Heroes of stories aboOt injustice. m Dre&Mt m ,.., ,., OJ) S.11 Dtteo At Larae e> festival Mtalcano f.E}RrinJ Unt @!) Ln Btwrty de Ptralwll6o 10:30 fJ Tiie '4*Wiaers fess P1rter Is auest host. 1:00 0 Movie: (2'11) "TM c:.wboJ u4 CJ ! IHcfA I Sewn Su••lts tlM Udy'' (comedy) '38 -Gary 11 MtN: (90} "Tiit lasMtball Rx" Cooper, Mette Oberon, Walter Bren· (drtm•) '51-John Ireland. v1nem nan, P1tsy Kelly. 8 wn . (I) This la Your Uft ci) At. lasaia m Tnith or Censequtnc:et al S.11 DMeo Panora•• Q) I IHclAL i ltu..C"' FMl'tl IE o Retrato de Derian CraJ Classic The North end South rlv1lry m Call of tile West thunders 111ln when the All·Sttr oolleai1te players t1ke the field at 11:00 IJ Cl) 81> News Crampton Bowl. Montromery Al•· Dal m ..... bama. Jack Drees and Kyle Rote 00 Mal'Sllal Dillon report. 0 (}) m ..... (l)) Masquendt fJ Mowit: "Foe for a Killer" (mys· @!) la Cesa Juzpda tery) '60 -David Sommer, Susan e> Nlfto • Travers. m To Jell tltt Trvtll 1:30 11 Cl) Haw1H Flwt.0 Hume Cronyn GJ News Bill Johns auests as the cr1mln1I with I thou· a lltlltr s. ... sand fices, who escapes from the Oahu Prison 1fter devisina 1 scheme 11:30 IJ Cl) MllV 5rtff11 to steal it million from dn11 smui· D ('lg m Jo1u1111 CanM 11ers. 0 CD 00 ti!> Diel Cavett CJ @) a;, Tiit FunnJ Side "The m USC/WM l1111etball Classic funny Side of Sex" The show's University of Pennsylv111ia vs. USC couples like competability tests, Trojans in pme taped earlier 1t second hOlitymoons and try com· Rochester. New Yortt. munlc1tin1 with body 1l1nals. '1l M•"!'!Plts 0 1 Q (}) Cl) ti!) Movie of tht WMk: 'll" For -u II Y (C) (90) HMeybe I'll Colllt Ho111t 12:00 a Ntw1 In tM Sprint' (R) (dram•) '71 -II) MMlt: .. Stranaer Oii the Prowr' Silly Fleld, Jtekie Cooper, Eletnor (drama 'Sl-f11ul Munl. Par~er, Lana Bnidbury, 01vld Car· 1Z:30 11 Tht Q1lltry rad1ne. Story about a runew1y teen· fJ Movie: .. Sittln1 Pretty" (comedy) a1er wwho returns home only to find '33-Jack Oakle, Glncer Roce11. deepenin1 r1mlly conflicts. m Dawld frost Sllft 1:00 fl Mowit: "'CIHtt of tht UndtlMI" m (ij) Tht Advocattt {horror) '59-&ic fltmlnc. QI Lancer CI> DU (j) 9...,.. 9:00 fJ luttr Ward Ntw1 l:lO m AIJ.Nlpt Sllow: "l11to tM II•," fl) la Sat.a 'five CIM 9acr 1nd "Affllr Wltll GI!) No UorH por Ml a Strt11'91'" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25. 1971 HUME CRONYN retum.t to guest mar tU Lewf.t Avery Filer, a criminal with a thou- sand facea, fn Tuesday'• epf-sode of HawaU Ffoe-0. In the lower picture1 he u Pflsr when he WtU vooked Into prison. In the other photos, he u seen In oorlow d&gulsu he 121sume1 to elude deUc- tkm. HUME CRONYN DOESN'T MIND THE MAKEUP Having a haggard old lady rol.e in a script seems like a simple casting iob, unl.eu tM person to fill the part u oet- eran actor Hume Cronyn. Cronyn reprises his charac- ter Lewis Avery Filer, crlmin.. al of a thousand faces, in an episode of Hawaii Five-0 air- ing Tuesday at 8:30 PM on CBS. With one man portraying four very diDerent characters, many houri of preparation are required before filming can occur. Makeup changes have to be precisely timed f<>r top efficiency by the actor and the cameraman. To accom- plish this, Cronyn hadi to ,Pend several days u;ith the show's makeup artist Keester Sweeney working out the de- tails. Even though Cronyn and Sweeney apent long, tedlow hours on the makeup, an ob- server might think M was eavesdropping on a private party. The pair were so en- thralled in reminiscing about the "good of days at MGM" where they last worked to- gether, they didn't have an opportunity to /Je harried by the pain.staki','g fob they were undertaking. "l was thrilled when Ha- waii Pive-0 asked me to re- tum for an episode," says Cronyn. "Playing Filer and his vari- ous faces is challenging both from a pure acting standpoint and from the technical aspect of getting the makeup to seem realistic. .. 1 was practically raised tn the theatre, so being involved in the application of my own makeup is net really a rare situation, and when you have a pro like Keuter Sweeney to assist you the fob 1eenv easy." ,... 13 WE:ONESOAY DECEMBER 29 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m ''Yellow Sky'' (western) '48 - Greaory Peck, Anne Baxter. 9:30 1J "Henry Aklrickh Plays Cupid" (comedy) '«-Jimmy Lydon. O (C) "Toy Tlaer'' (comedy) '56- Jerr Chandler, Tim Hovey. 10:00 (}) '1:urtaln Call 1t Cactus Creel!" (comedy) '50-0on1ld O'Connor. 1:00 0 (C) "Aleunder the Great" (dra· ma) '56 -Richard Burton, Fredric March. m "Abbott Ind Costello Meet the Invisible Man" (comedy) '51-Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. 2:00 m ''The Great Adventure" (dOCU· mentary) '54--Arne Sucksdorff, An· ders Norborg. 3:00 ()) (C) "Khartoum" Conclusion (ad· venture) '66 -Charlton Heston, Laurence Olivier. ®) "Requiem for a Gunflpter" (western) '65-Rod Cameron, Steph· en McNally. hp14 4:30 G ''Cnck·Up" (mystery) '46 -Pet O'Brien, Clalre Trevor. Cl) .... II 10 AM llltlftl 5:00 D "Stowawl1" (comedy) '36 Shirley Temple, Robert Youn1. r v rN I NG 6:001J (]) 0 0 NtWS e Pleese Don't Elt the Dalllea (]) Wild Wild Wut m The Flintstones IE I DrNlll of Jeannie (lj) Masquerade m Hodfepodae Loda• mmmNews 9 MIYberry RFD 6:30 8 Steve Allen Show (R) GuHtS in· elude Gisele MacKenlze, 011r1es Ntl· ·· son Reilly, psychic Kenny Kinpton, end Governor Francis Slrtent of Massachusetts. U Mowtt: (C) (90) "TM Addlnf Mldtfne" Conclusion (comedy) '69 -Phyllis Diller. Miio O'Shee. (])QgQ)News m I sncllL I Salute to Llunl and Hardy Chuck Mccann narrates as Stan Laurel and Oliver Herdy are seen in "Helpmates," 1 1931 com· edy film. 0) Biii CosbJ Show (ij) AMerlcln Folk Music fD) Corpoflta YMW m W1ndtr1ust a&reen Acru ml Los Mdoftadoa de 11 Comvnldad 1:0011 (j) om News THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, DECEMBER 2!1, 1971 Ci) Trvth Of CoftltC!UtnctS ft fllM: "Mt Ind tilt Colentt" CIJ Drapet Gm Ne U... per Ml 1J WMt'a My Unt? 1:30 fJ CJ) Ci) I!) MW• Wertd "EYI· @) Plchtck d111ce In C1mert" Shlr1ey Lo1an hes m I lewt Luc, her camera stolen while on location OJ I Dru• tf Jl1ntle In Hon1 Kon1 1nd the Chinese f ir! (JJ) San Diep It Llr11 who comes to her assistance Is el· fll) H1th.jo11 Kathleen Hitchcock ther an enemy or friend. IE) LI l1tma 0 lutM Wini ...... 9 T1lt Vlratnlln IE I IHc!AL I UCLA alld USC la· el) lod1k lnketblll Toum1ment ketblll Pm1tw Sportsc1ster Chuck 7:30 IJ Doctor m the Houae "Nice Body· Bennett examines the Bruins ind the work/lovely Anlsh" Michael and TroJ1ns In action. Duncan find th1t they have chip· 10:00 IJ (() Mannix Miiton Berle stars IS ped in ·to buy a hearse. a nl&htclub comic who Is beina O Prt•a ''The Sea Is Bolllna Hot" blackmailed, presumably bJ 1 sol· (j) To Tell the Trvth dier listed as misslna In Vietn1m. (I) t DfNm of Jtennlt CJ (lg' m Nlpt Callery Denise fJ Mlll'9n $ Movtt: (2hr) "Ctor1e Nicholas, Slndre Dee, Dana Andrews, Rift Story" (bio&r1phy) '61-Ray Patrick Macnee, Brock Peters and Danton, Jayne Mansfield. Tim Matheson star In three sea· m ... , ..... Heroa ments dealina with I misfit sent to II) (]) Drlpl another planet, a look Into the OJ) n. Cetporate View future, and a witch doctor's curse. fm Maqutnde 0 News Morris, McCormick IE luch1 Ubre 0 (]) @ Q) Man 111d the City m It ls Written "Jennifer'' A baby Mayor Alcal1's Q) News secretary Is carlna for Is spirited 1:00 1J (()Carol lumett Steve Law· away by a woman who fantasizes rence 1nd Dick Merlin 1uest. the Infant is hers. Lois Nettleton 0 m Ad1•·l2 "Piek-Up" Officers and Jack Albertson guest. Milloy ind Reed arrest a dope ped· fJ Mevle; (90) "Operation Mer· dlef and her supplier after 1 wild 1111d" (dram•) '61-Keenan Wynn, chast. Barbara Hale, Bill Wiiiiams Mal Zetter1inf, Ronald Howard. and Kathy Garver 1uest. (jJ) Soul! D Mowtt: (2hr) "The Cowboy Ind m Masterpltct Tlleltrt "Cold Com· the Lady'' (comedy) '38 -Gary fort Farm'' Cooper, Mer1e Oberon. @m Nodles T1patias 0 (]) (I) Q) a..ttdttd "Adam-!!) lox Professional Warlock or Washout" Samantha's 10:05 m News Putnam, Fishman marriaae to Darrin hlnaes on the 10:30 U Jelutny Woedtn Sllow results of the witches council test· m 1111 Jollns News Inc committee's. decision. Ill E Retmo de Dorian 8t'IJ m Wednnclly Nlfht Movie: (Zllr) 11:001J 0 (J) 9 IE)@! Ntwa "Honky Toni!" (western) '41--Clarll O UCU Basketball Clalllc Bruins Gable, Lana Turner, Frink Morpn. vs. Texas in aame played ear1ier this ID I #Pic!M I Miu llecll THn111 evenln1 at Pauley Pavilion. Al9eflcl Pa,..nt Hal l1ckson and CI) M1ral\ll Dillon Anna Horsford OO·host as 27 youna 0 (I) Q) Nnn ladies vie for the title. m To Ten thi Truth fZi) (JJ) The Frwndl Chef IE M1ntr1p ml Ni.. (lj) Tiit Cevrtt of Our Tllaes l :lO 0 Qj) NIC Mystery Theatre-Mc· 9 F11111: "The Stnn1tr'1 Hand" Clotld "The DispOSll Man" A profes-11:15 @I) Cine dtl Mleit0les slonal killer Sffks the life of a 11:30 IJ (J) Merv Grfffin wealthy corporate head Marshal Mc· 0 9) m Johnny Cano• Cloud has been assianed to protect. 0 (]) (j) Q) Dick Cevett James Olson auests. B Movie: "Ol·low Incident" (dra· 0 (]) (]) Q) Courtship of Eddie's ma) '43-*ienry Fonda, D1n1 An· F1thtr "Princt Charmlnt' Eddie drews, Henry Mor1an. playinf the prince In a school play, m USC/llodall l1sketblll Ctasslc rebels when he learns he has to kiss The Trojans will play the winner of the princess. 11me between University of Rochest· @)(Ii) 11111 WHll er (N.Y.) and St. Bonaventure (N.Y.). a;) Pldwlc:k Tape delay. 9:00 IJ (() Mtdlcll Cetlter Dr. Joe Gan· IE Movie: "!la House, IJ.S.A.'' (dra· non becomes entanaled In the •f· ma) 'SS-Broderick Crawford, R1lph fairs of an ailina tycoon who stts Meeker. the staae for his o•n murder. Guests 12.-00 fD Allltrkln Dre1111 Mechint (R) are Robert F. Lyons, Vera Miies, lZ:lO 0 News Sheree North end John Larch. 1:00 IJ Movie: "Joan of Parts" (adven· 0 CJ)@ a> The S•ltll Family ture) '42 -Michele Moraan, Paul "The Taste of Feer'' Bob Smith's Henreld. enthuslum for police wort is damp· (]) 0 U (]) ®l News ened When he becomes Involved In D Tiie Q1llery a shootout John Aaar, John Vivyan 1:30 m All-Nlaflt Sllow: "TM Ted111t1n and John Forster auest. MptllJ," "TIM Rin(lr," "At SWotd'• fD (II> Allltrican Dream M1chlnt Point" Ill La Gita 2:30 IJ News I F Ii T ft ti 9: 9: 10: 1: 2: 3: 4· 5: ' 6 s n rt I· k e s g I- e . d THURSDAY DECEMBER 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "Maaoo In the IOn(s Stfv· ice" (comedy} '64 -Voice of Jim Backus. m "Guns of Fort Petticoat" (west· ern} '57-Audle Murphy. 9:30 O "Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour" (comedy) 'S3-Jimmy l,ydon, Char- les Smith. "Golnr to Town" (com· edy) '35 -Mae West, Paul Cavan· agh. 10:00 Ci) "Francis In the Navy" (comedy) 'SS-Donald O'Connor, Martha Hyer. 1:00 O (C) "Lerend of the lost" (ad· venture) 'S7-John Wayne, Sophia Loren. m "Pennies From Heaven" (mus· ical) '36 -Bing Crosby, Madge Evans. 2:00 (8 "Ro.cl House" Part I (mystery) '4S-Cornel Wilde, Ida Lupino. 3:00 (j) "T1le furies" (western) '50 - Barbara Stanwyck. ~ "Woman In Hldin(' (drama) '50 Ida Lupino. How.rd Duff. 4:30 fJ (C) ''The Ant Travellnr Siies· lldy" (comedy) '56-Ginaer Roters, Carol Channing. (i) Same n 10 AM llstinr 5:00 O "Rebecca of Sunnybrooli farm" (drama) '38-Shlrley Temple. r v r N I N (, 6:00 fJ (]) 0 tl) News O Please Don't Eat the Daisies Cl) Wild Wild Wtst m The Flintstones (8 I Drum of Jeannie (jj) The Siient Years "lntoler1nce (1916)" D.W. Griffith's 30-mlllion· dollar masterpiece. Et) Hodeepodft lodp mm News 9 Peach Bowl Football Continues from 5 PM. 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Merv Griffin, Richard Dawson, Della Reese, Carl Carlsson and James L. Herlihy. O Movie: (C) (90) "The Licht In the Piaua" (drama) '62 -Olivia de Havilland, Rossano Braul, Yvette Mimieux. George Hamilton, Barry Sullivan. (j)@)G)Ntws m I she IA( I Sllute to Laurel and Hardy Chuck McCann narrates as Stan L1urel and Oliver Hardy are seen in 1 1932 flick, "Scram!" (8 Bill Cosby 5'1ow Et) Playinr the Guitar a;, Wanderlust Ciii) YIYlana Hortlauera THE DAJLY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMIE" 25, 1971 ' 7:00 II Cl) 0 m News m DRUG ABUSE CAUSES? Pauley Pavilion if they WOft O¥tr @ Truth or Consequences * TEENS AND PARENTS Texas last wttlnc. TlleJ will be Cl) 0r.,1ttt AIR BASIC PROBLEMS playlit1 th• .inner °' tM Altlona-0 Wl\at's My Lint? m Atttmitiws "Onl&s-Why Not Ohio Stitt 1ame, whldl WU dettt• 9 To111 Jones Sllow What" ' mined WtdnesdlJ nltfit. m I LM l.llCy 10:00 fJ Ci) I IPICllC I Te Tiit Top of CJ) Marsllll ..... IB I Druia of Jeannie Everest The saaa of man's most re· IJ (})GI) ..... m Hathlyoca Kathleen Hitchcock cent successful dlmb to the top of I To T• .. Tndll O> LI lntrv11 the 29 000-foot hi&h Him1t1yan peak News 8111 Johns ' m Mantnp Is rec~unted. (1)) Sat ..... at iMtt 7:30 fJ a;, Rollin,-on the River Paul 0 Oj m Dun Martin Guests are 89 ...... " ........ II ..... Revere and the Raiders guest. Art Camey 1nd sportscaster HoWlrd 11:15 fl) lru CiM ,.. ,...., 0 Lassie Cosell. 1 -IT\ (I) To Tell the Truth O laktfl Wrt,.Up 1:30 ar \al ""1V 8"""' Cl) I Drum of Jeannie 0 (])@ m Owen M a rs h a 11 , 0 di m JoluNtf Cal1lfl 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''No Timt Co1111selor et Lew "The Trianale" 0 (])Cl) ED Did Cawtt for Stqea~ (comedy) 'SS-Andy Owen Marshall 1nd Jess Brandon de· m Mtwfe: "'W~ (drema) Griffith, Nick Adams, Murray Hem· fend a youn1 police officer charaed '52~obert Newton, Richard Burton, llton. with the murder of his wife's boy-Kathleen Harrison. m Hocan's Heroes friend. llJ Mantrait (8 (i) Draanet 0 Mevlt: (11tr57m) "Yanco" (dra· 11:57 Cl Mtwfe: .,MaJtc v., ... ef st"" fE Newseeken ma) -Richard Ancona, Jesus bad" (adventure) '62 -Edward m Espec:tacul~ Medina. Stolar, Anna I.Irion. GE Movie Game m Nftl Putnam, Fishman 12:00 ~ M-..a.... ..,...... ..._ .. fE (liJ World Press ' .., ~· .... (dra· 7:50 0 Jerry West Show m Yltfo Slnverruenza ~) 56 -Anthony Steel, Oline 1:00 fJ (j) Bt11Uts Jeremy Slate plays ff fillll: "Wilson" Cilento, Peter finch. 1 raneleader who kidnaps 1 famou.s GI!) futbol·Soccer 12:30 0 News judee and demands a huge store of 10:15 D News arms and eXJ)losives as ransom. 10:30 m El Retrato de Dorian c,_, 1:00 II Movie: ·~ blaN Trtil" 0 @) i?:' fUp Wilson Guests are 10·45 0 Johnny Wood1t1 Sllow (western) '49-forrest Tudler. Carol Channini, David Steinbera and • fE QjJ David Uttstjoltn/Critic It CJ) 0 IJ Ci) a ..... th11 Modem Jau Quartet. Larre 11 TM 5dtfJ 0 I.Hers laslletball The L.A. m All Nlpt SIMr. "Sullt tf tM L.akers vs. the Supersonics at Seat· ll:OO II Cl) m """ TilllMrta.d," •'flnt YtMI lltt tie. 0 (fj) iI:' N"'1 T°"'9" and "T1'e ..... It ..._ ... 0 Ci) 00 GE Alia S m i t h a n d 11 UCLA lasMtbaff Cluaic The Eartti" Jones "Miracle at Santa Marta" Cur· ~CLA Bruins play their second and ry is ch•rled with slayinf his em-final aame of this Classic held it Z:lO II News ployer, 1 wealthy Eutemer. m Trvttl or Consequences m I ,,.CIAL I PNCh lowl football Georgia Yellow Jackets vs. the Missi- ssippi Rebel~ at the Atlanta Stadium, Georgl•. In the Fourth Annual Peach Bowl. Et) Cunent Events m Sorufsas a film: HAff1ir in Trinidad" ai)Nino 1:30 m David frost Show fE (i1J Washlnrton Weew In Review m El Show lie loco Valdez 9:00 6 CI> Conespondents Report Part II C8S News Correspondents review the events of the past year. 0 @) m Ironside "But When She Was Bad" Suzanne Pleshette ruests as a "B Girl" who sets Chief Iron· side up for an assassination to pre· vent his recket-bustlnf efforts. Dane Clark and Johnny Seven also euest. 0 (]) 00 m Lonptreet ' ' T h e lo n g Way Home" Longstreet changes his identity to investigate a series of robberies in an electron· lcs plant. fE (ij) Hollywood Television Theatre "Day of Absence" by Douglas Turner Ward, is performed by the Negro En· semble Company of New York. Satire shows what happens when all the members or a town's black popula· tlon mysteriously disappear. m la Gata Ciii) No Uores por Ml 9:30 O Buter Ward News ORDER ·~WJ YOURS TODAY! 1000 hatdlful Stick-on ~ABELS Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Yourself or 1 Friend Mn be lnff on MW'°"' 11 re111m edllren latMlt. AIM very h~y 11 ldcntlfiotlon laMls ror ~rlttne penonel llems such 1111 110010, rtc~ds, pllolot, etc. L.abtls sllcll on o••n aftd ~Y bo 11Md tor meriting llOmc C41nncd IOOd ltern•. All lebtls ert pr1ntc;d w1t11 slylisll Vooue tyci. on HM qvellly wtlllt Ollrnmecl Pflpef', r----;;1;::,:-,:-,.::::.:-.::::"'-:;;.:~---1 I Piiot Prl11t1111 Lallel C>Jv .. ~.o. I"• u .. I Coste Men, Calif. ,,.,, I I . I I I I I I I I L----~~L~!-~~!~J!~~----J ,.,. 15 -THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 I FRIDAY DECEMBER 31 '.1 0 RN INC &:00 II (j) Sunrise Semester 6:25 a Education Exdl1n11 6:30 I) Ody$stJ (I) Edue1tlon1I F11tum B Youth ind tflt Issues ®) Tod1y on tfle firm m Clmpua Profile 6:45 EE Commodity Report 7:00 1J (I) CBS News John Hart 0 m Tocf1y Show Frank McGee U Eyewitness News Chuck Henry B B1n1na Splits ®)Cartoons m Thund1rtllrcl1 m Bozo's Bl& Top Show EE M1rtitt Optnlnf Ell) (JJ) Sesame Stteet 7:30 00 B1n1n1 Splits U Law for tflt 70'• Im) Petticoat Junction m Yotl tnd Frltnda 0» Hobo Kelly fl) Stoct M1rtiet Cov1r11t 1:00 II C.pbln 1Ctn11roo (j) Udtvfllt D blpf\ sto!Y'• A.M. (() Sunup Mel Knoepp 9Todly Show m c.rtoon• Ell) H1th1yo11 Kathleen Hitchcock Q) Bozo's Bia Top Show Q) Just Roothy ~30 00 Coffee Bre1k/Childrtn'1 Ttldltr 11:001J (I) Wlltrt the Httrt la B J1ck La Linne 0 l1.j m Gator Bowl Footbtll m Denais tlle Men.ct Live, ~from J1eksonville, Florida. m Gumby Carolina University meets Georala Ef) News Victoria James University. 1:50 @ News Dick McAleer 0 Movie: "The Junait" (scl·fi) '52 t:OO IJ The Lucy Show -Rod Cameron. Mule Windsor. 0 Qi m Din1h'1 Place 0 a> G1llopln1 Gounnei 0 Tiit Gtllery m Rendezvous with Adwnture Ci) J1cl La Linne m The £ltctrlc Cotnptny Cl) Mike Doqtas 11:20 m F111tlons In Stwlnt B News 11:30 B Cl) Stardl for TOMOrrow m Movie: "Letter to Thrtt Wives" 0 Cl) Cl) Ef) Th1t Girt (drama) '49 -Jeanne Cr1ln, Linde m let's Rip Darnell, Ann Sothern. m News Georre Nolen m Uncle W11do (ij) Seumt Street m rn Sesa"'e smtt 9:30 IJ My Three Sons a ®> m Concentntlon AFTERNOON 0 M~e: "H~nry •nd Dluy'' (com· 12:00 I) P1ul B1m1nt-hydtllb1at edy) 42 -Jimmy Lydon, Charles 0 CJ) Cl) aJ Bewitched Smith. (JJ ®) m Ntws @ VJrcfnll Gr1f11m Show m Asll Conpu 0 Movie: .,Johnny Trouble" (dra· Ell) World ,ress ma) '57 -Stuart Whitman, Ethel 12:25 m Hlah Noon Buffoons Barrymore. 12:30 f) Cl) As tht Wortd Turns B Tempo O Tiit Movie Gi1111 IE Romper Room 0 (I) Cl) Ef) Ptuword 10:00 B F111lly Alf1lr B Buttt Wird News Cl} Movie: HC>ut of Slctit" (comedy) II) Dltllnt for Dolltrs '66 -Jon1th1n Oily, Karen Jensen. 12:45 fl!) DIVld UttttJolln/Crltic it Lar1t a (fj m Sale of the C.nti11y 1:00 II(() lA'tt •• I Many Spltndortd (I) Ftdtt1I Extcvtlve lo1rd Thlnt aJ luy·Unt 8 Vlrlf nl1 Cr1h1m Sllow 10:30 IJ (() ltft of Ufe D Cl) Cil m Ent·Wut s " r 111 t D OJ m Holl)wood Squirts Football All·Stlr players compett 1t (j) Pllil Dotl1hut 5'1ow Sin fr1nclsco, C11ifoml1, with Keith m W1ndtrlust J1ekson IS comment1tor ind Don ------------------------Meredith on color commentary. ORCHESTRA LEADER Guy Lombardo will be 011 hand with his Royal Ca11adla.ns to flelp television viewers wt/come 1972, in "New Year's Eve With Guy Lombardo," a special 90-minute live broadcast originating /rom New York's Woldorf-Astorin Hott/, Friday at 11:30 PM 011 CBS. fJ Movie: (C) "All Hinds on Oedl" (comedy) '61-Pet Boone, Barbara Eden, Buddy Hackett. mHuel 1:30 IJ (I) The Quldlnf Upt m I s!lctlL I Rosebowl K I c k o ff Luncheon Bill Welsh is host for live cover111 of this pre·11me program from the Pasadena ·civic Auditorium, f11turin1 coaches and e»-captains from both St1nford and Mlchi11n Universities. m Fuhiofts in Sewint EE CollfllOdity Report Q.t39 TV News 1:40 m Dl1lln1 fot Dollars 2:00 IJ (I) Secret Storm D m Briaht rroinlse O Hiahwey f'attol IE Movie: "Rold House" Conclu· sion (mystery) '48 -Ida Lupino, Comel Wilde, Richard Widmark. Ell) Newseekera Qt lf1 Your Btt 2:30 1J Cl) Eda• of Niattt a ®) m Somerset 9 Uncle W1ldo 3:00 IJ Qomtr f'1le D lt'a Your Bet O C1rtoon Time (() Movlt: (C) ''You're Never Too Youn(' (comedy) '55-Dean Martin, Jerry lewis. B Fun Time ®') Movie: (C) "The 10th Victim" (dr1m1) '65-Marcello Mastroianni, Ursula Andress. m Tenne111t Tuxedo m Roclly ind Friends 8' Cltttm1 36: "The ROM low! StotJ" 9 Rody ind friends 3:~f)Mr. Ed 0 Mille Doll(l11 OS.. Hunt B Couraieoui c.t m Yotf Ind Frltnds m ,., f'otl•us a Rotlper Room 3:45 @!) La Cotwu1tldld 11 Oil 4:00 B Dr. lrtnt kassor11 0 The RlfltMtn (J)TIRllt fJ CJ) m Ont life to Li¥t B 11n1n1 Splits m C.rtDons m M1etll1 Gorlll1 Ell) (jj) Sftlmt Street Qt The Movie G1mt 4:30 1J Movie: ''Tht Mldnlaht Story'' (dram•) '57 -Tony Curtis, Giibert Rolend, Marisa Pavan. CD Mov\t: "Out of Sl&ht" (com· edy) '66 -Jonathan Daly, Karen Jensen. IJ Fltfltr Knows Best U Ntws Bentl, Sehubeck D Tiit Lone Ranier m MJ fnorftt Mtrtl1n m Gtntla Btn m n F11to1 ••1 D11b1o 8' ObMrvltlon 3' 9 llut lotlntt lowf footblll From th• Houston Astrodomt. Gm LI Hon f1111lll1r con Conautlo • aJ •10'1111 Top Sllow 5:00CJ9Q)Ntws Cl) I LMt luq Cl) NYf'D B MO¥it: "My Utttt CMclladte" (comedy) '40 -W. C. Relds. MH West, Dick Foran. @)Didi Vin Dyllt m The Flintstones IE Thi Munsters fJl) (D) Mlsteroiera' Nelaflborflood @!) Del Altar 1 11 Tumbl a;, De1th V1lley DIJI m>EI Amo 5:30 O Blue Bonnet Bow1 footb1ll Live, from the Astrodome In Houston, where the Colorado Buffelos meet the Houston Cou1ars. ct) Cell of tflt Wat U Movlt: (C) "Bells Alt Rlnlfnl" (comedy) '60-Judy Holldey, Deln Mertln, Fred Cle~ Eddie Foy Jr., Jean Stapleton. (I)®) al News m Dennis tflt MenKe m Gllli11n's Island m (ij) Tiit Eltdllc Comp1ny a;, Don Wilson's Town T1lk m> N1tlcl\1 EVENING 6:001J Cl) 0 @I) m aJ Nen (1) Wild, Wild Wtat @) Assltnmtnl m The Fllntstonta 6) I Drt1m of Je111nlt (}j) Tiit f rtndt Cfltf Ell) Hodppodft Lod1e 6:30 Ci)~ Ef) News m Salute to Llurel ind H1ntr Chuck McCann n1rr1tes IS St1n 7: 7: I: •• 9 Laurel and Oliver Hardy are seen In Hayakawa, Nobu McCarthy, s~anne "County Hospital," a 1932 comedy Pleshette. Barton Maclane. The film. . madcap adventures of an Inept m Bill Cosby Show maglcan on tour in Japan with a (ii) Evenlnc at Pops U.S.O. show. m The Frendl Chef B llQl m To Be Announced m Wanderlust 0 (j) Ci) a) The Odd Couple ail Duelo en Patlnes "And leave the Greyhounds to Us" 7:00 II rn D m News Oscar and Felix acquire a rreyhound @ Trvth or Consequences that Oscar wants to race and Felix (j) Dfl1net doesn't. 0 Wllars My Line? 0 Balter Ward News {jg) It Tekes a Thief OJ The Bi& ValltJ m I Love Lucy m Boboquivari A two-and·one-half· OJ I Dream of Jeannie hour replay of five shows from the m Hatha10ae Kathleen Hitchcock music series. Guests include Doug @m La lntrusa Sahm and the Sir Douglas Quintet, Ci) Mantrap Odetta, Ramblln' Jack Elliot. Kris 7:30 fJ Circus "English Hippodrome Kristofferson and Roberta Flack. Circus" 10:00 0 Cl) Ci) a) Love American Style D Hollywood Squem "Love and the Intruder," "Love and 00 To Tell Ute Truth the Doctor's Honeymoon," "Love Cil I Dreem of Junnl1 and the Contact Lens" and "Love 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The and the Motel Mixup." Story of Menkind" (faptasy) '57 -0 Council Debete Jack Rourke Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr, The m News Putnam, Fishman Marx Brothers. @m TV Musical Ossert m Hoeen's Heroes ail luche Libre OJ (]) Dre1net 10:30 0 KNBC Close.Up @) (jj) Civilisation OCW. The Golddi11ers @!) Las Comadres Ii) News Bill Johns m Untamed World (lj) American Dreem M1ehine a) Movie Geme @!) Debut 1:00 II (j) I Sitl(tAL i Cinderella (R) A m Dr. Simon Locke repeat of the Rodgers and Hammer· OJ Rim: "Phenix City Story'' stein version of the classic story, 11:00 II 0 (I) !IO) @E m News with Lesley Ann Warren in the title 1J fJ Cl) a) News role, and CO·starring Walter Pidgeon, @ Marshal Diiion Ginger Rogers, Jo Van Reel, Pat 0 Movie: "Hold Beck the Nifht" Carroll, Barbara Rulck and Stuart (drama) '56 -John Payne, Mona Damon. freeman, Chuck Connors. B !IO) m I sr1claCJ Orenae Bowt m To Tell the Truth Perade "The Wonderful World of OJ Mentrep Music" is the theme for this year's 11:15 @!) Cineme l4 march down Biscayne Boulevard in 11:30 II Cl) I sJR1iL I New Yeer's Eve Miami, Fla. Anita Bryant and Joe With Guy Lombard.o Vocalists Shani Garaeiola are co·hosts. Wallis and Bobby Rydell and The 0 CI) 00 Ci) The Brady lunch Bells, a Canadian musical group, "The Teeter-Totter Caper" Bobby guest on this 90-minute musical and Cindy try to set a new teeter· special from the Waldorf-Astoria totter record. Hotel in New York. m Truth or Consequenm D lfj m Johnny Carson OJ The Vir&lnlan 1J Movie: "My f1vorite Blonde" @!) Exclusives (comedy) '42 -Bob Hope, Made· O NFL Geme of ttte Week leine Carroll. ml Nino 0 Cil Ci) a) Dick Cevett 1:30 0 (]) 00 al The· Pertridfl -ftm· m Movie: "The Wortd Wu His ily "Where Do Mermaids Go?" A Jury'' (drama) '58-Edmond O'Brien, girl hiker befriended by the Par· Mona Freeman. !ridge family leaves them a check OJ Movie: (C) "Sweet Rosie for a million dollars. O'Grady" (musical) '43 -Betty m David frost Show Grable, Robl'rt Young. (jJl Masterpiece Theetre 12:00 m Full Circle "Cat Stevens and m Evenin1 at Pops Leon Russell" (R) m The Steve Allen Show 12:30 0 Movie: (C) "Stop You're Kiiiin& 9 Film: "Convicts four'' Me" (comedy) '53 -Claire Trevor, 9:00 1J Movie: (2hr) "The Cowboy and Broderick Crawford. the Lady" (western) '38 -Gary 1:00 U Movie: (C) "Robbery Under Cooper, Merle Oberon. . Arms" (adventure) '58-Peter Finch, 0 {}) CI) a) Room 222 "The David McCatlum. Fading of the Elefant ~east" Arthur (}) 0 fJ @) News O'Connell guests as a Latin teacher 1J Rex Humberd's New Year's Eve who is being replaced by a com· ~lei puter. Cl) Cet11eare1 of Tomorrow g) La Gata 1 :30 m All·Nllflt Show: "QulckSlnd.'' ail No Uores por Mi "Jolson Sines Aaain" and "Cisco 9:3011 Cl) CBS fridey Movie: (C) (90) Kid." ''The Gelshe 801" (oomedy) '58 -2:30 II News Jerry lewis, Marie McDonald, Sessue 3:001J News THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25, 1971 We know yo~(re tired of iumping up and doing the DASH-AND-DIAL every half hour iust because your newspaper doesn't list all the TY channels you can receive But now you can sit down and relax The DAILY PILOT Lists The,m All ..• SAN DIEGO, TOO Every Saturday WEEK and in daily IOCJS, too DAILY PILOT 6;.JO 7:30 a.-oo 9:00 11:00 U tJO 7;)() 1:00 1:00 10:00 lO:JO ll:lO 6:l0 7:30 9:00 l:JO 10:30 IUMDAY, Df:CUUIER 26 3 (C) "ft Ha~ One Summer'" (musical) '45--JHnne Crain, Dana Andrews. I ''TM c.wt..y and the Ladr (comedy) '38-Gary Cooper. Patsy Kelly. 11 "'reftlle"9teln 1t70'' (horror) '58-Boris Karloff, Jana Lund. 2 I (C) "~1• the Sheth 9f June'' (drama) '56 -Robert Taylor. Richard Todd. I ''TM lla4 Seed'' (drama) '56---4'1ancy Kell)'. P1tty McCormack. I "'Howe fll ,,.ntl-teln" (horror) '44-Bons Karloff, Lon Chaney. l1 (C> "TM LHt Time I Saw ram" (drama) '54-Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson. 7 3 ' CC) "A hy Ten fMt Tall" (drama) '64--Edward G. Robinson, rer1u1 McCltllancl. t "San ~" (adventure) '4!>--Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. 2 (C) .. .,,.....,.._.. , .. (auspanse) '66--Jeffrey Hunter, rrane• Nuyen. ' "lte.,,._t Round Ute aencr• (drama) '35--Wlll Ro1ers, Ann Shlrley. 1J .... ttle f/f tti. ....... (comedy) '60 -Peter Sellers. Const1nca Cummlnp. MONDAY, MctMaER 27 I CC> ''T-anl the Unknown" (adventure> '56-Wllliam Holden, Lloyd Nolan. I ''The C:.WMY and the LadY'' (comedy) '38-Giry Cooper, Patsy Kelly. 3 (C) "It Ha..-n•d OM Summer'' Cmusic11) '45--Jeanne Crain, Dani And raws. 4 10 (C) "'ar from the Meddlna Crowd" Conclusion (drama> '67-Terence Stamp, Julia Christle. 7 "The DestMfa" Houra" (dram•) '55 -Humphrey Boaart. Fredric March. I "Mut!ru In Outer Spece" (1cl-fl) '64 -Glenn Lan1an, Susannah Yortl. 5 ''TIM Champion" (dram•) '49-Kh1t Dou11as, Ruth Roman. 6 "•luebeard' (drama) '44--John Carradine. Je1n Parker. l ''Tanaanylka (adventure) '54-Van Heflin, Ruth Roman. 7 (C) ''TM Miiiion Eyn of Su-Mun1" (adventure) '67-frankle Avalon. Caora• Nader. 11 "'The Small .. cir "°°9n" (drama) '49-Dallid f1"ar. Jack H1wkln1 TUESDAY, DECDHER 28 7 (C) ''The A4dlnc Machine" Part I (comedy) '6~hylhs Diiier, Miio o·sn ... I "~nturn of Shertock Holmes" (mystery) '39-rBasll R1thbone, Ida L11plno. 5 ''TM c.wbey and the Lady'' (comedy) '38-Gary Cooper. Pat1y Kelly. 7 3 t (C) "Meybe I'll .. Home In the Sprin1" {dr1ma) '71 ...._ Silly rteld. Jackie Cooper. 5 ''TIM auei.ttJ•ll fl•" (drama) '51-Jof'tn lrel1nd. Vanessa Brown. LA TEST DISNEY MAGIC Memorable musical moments from Walt Disney motion pictures arc featured in the Christmas show, "Cavalcade of Songs,'' airing on The Wonderful World of Disney, Sunday (Dec. 26) on NBC at 7:30PM. Among the high points of this holiday fest is a television preview of Walt Disney Pro- ductions' most ambitious motion picture musical, "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," star- ring Angela Lansbury as an apprentice witch. In the film highlight, Angela, David Tomlinson and three British tots make a fanciful ftight on a magic bed to the story- book Isle of Naboombu, where cartoon characters reign. The ~lashes down in Naboombu, and before the travelers reach land, they take a tour of the underwater realm. At one point, Angela and David perform a submarine dance to the rippling rhythm of a fish quartet. The result is the most triumphant blend of live actjon and animation yet seen oo film. Human actors and cartoon characters mingle so smoothly that it is nearly impossible to say where reality stops and make-believe begins. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECE~BER 25, 1971 11:00 I "rec for a Kiiier" (mystery) '60-Davld Summer. Su11n Tr•vtra. 6:30 7:30 1:00 10:00 11130 15:30 7:30 10:00 11:30 7:30 9:00 t:JO 11:00 11:30 7:30 1:00 1:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 7 t 5 11 9 ' 13 7 9 , 11 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2t (C) ''Tiie Addln1 M1chln•" Conclusion (comecty) '69-Phyllla Diiier. Milo O'ShH. • "Geor«• Raft Story" (blOfi;_aphy) '61-Ray D•nton, J1yne M1nsfleld. ''The Cowboy and the ~err;' (comedy) '38-Gary Cooper. P1tsy Kelly. "Honky Tonk" (western) 41-Cluk Gable, Lana Turner. "Operation Metmald" (drama) '61~eenan Wynn, Mal Zetter1in1. ''Oa·•-Incident" (drama) '43--Henry Fonda, Dana Andrew1. "Big H-•· U.S.A." (dnim1) '55--Broderlck Crawford, R1lph Meeker. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 (C) ''The Uaht In the Pinn" (drama) '62 -Ollvla de Havllland, Roa11no Braul. "No Tim• ffK Sef's.,nts" (comedy) '58-Andy Griffith, Nick Ad•ms. ''Yanco" (drama) Richard Ancon1, Jeau1 Medina. "The Water front" (drame) '52-Robert Newton, Rlch1rd Burton. fRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 t (C> ''The Story of Mankind" (fantasy) '57-Ronald Colman, Hedy Lam1rr. _ 5 ''TM Cowboy and th• udy" (comedy) '38-Gary Cooper, Patty Kelly. 2 I (C) "Th• Get.II• Boy" (comedy) '5&--Jerry L-1•. Marie McDonald. 9 "Hold lack the Hl&ht'' (drama) '56--John P1yno, Mon• freeman. 5 "Monaleur aeaucalr•" (comedy) '46--Bob Hope, Joan C1ulfleld. 11 ''Th• World W•• Ht. Ju,y" (drama) '58 -Edmond O'Brien, Mona freem1n. 13 (C) "Sweot Rosfe O'Grady" (musical) '43 -Betty Gr1ble, Robert Youn1 SATURDAY, JANUARY l 9 "Cry of Battle" (d1em1) '63--Van Heflin. Rita Moreno. 4 (C) "Sands of the Kalahari" (adventure) '65--Stulrt Whitman. Stanley Baker. 11 "'"•t •nd Miii• .. (comedy) '52-Katharlne Hepburn, Spencer Tr1cy. 7 l 6 CC) ~ FomlnlSt and th• Fu:u" (comedy) '71-Barbara Eden. David Hartmin. t (C) "Ofnouurus'' and ''Teena1•rs from Sp•c•" 11 .... bes on aroodw•y" (musical) '42-Judy Garl•nd, Mickey Rooney. 2 (C) "Omar Kh•yy•m" (adventure) '57--Comel Wilde. Raymond Massey. 3 ''TM Wor1d In His Ann•" (drama) '52-Greaory Peck. Ann Blyth. 4 To Be Announced 6 "Shertoc:lr Holmes In Wuhlnpn" (mystery) '43-61111 Rathbone, Nl1el Bruce. 7 "9ec•uae n..y,. Younl'' (drama) '60-Dick Cl•ril, Michael Callan. 10 "One• M-My Oarilnl'' (dram•> '49-Robert Montaomery. Ann BMh. 13 •-nte Day and the Hour'' (drama) '63--Slmone SlgnOl'et, Stu1rt Whitman. The 0Disney method of combining human and animated characters, as in "Bedknobs," has been continually refined for nearly 50 years. Walt Disney pioneered the technique in the early twenties, when he made a series of short subjects called "Alice in Cartoon- land'' about a little girl in a fantasy world of cartoon creations. As time went on Disney produced several film, combining cartoon characters with live action, including "The Three Caballeros,'' "Melody Time," and "Song of the South," a classic based on the Uncle Remus tales, to be re-released in Janu- ary 1972. in which Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke's jolly holiday among cartoon characters, woodland creatures and dancing penguins, set a new high for merging live action with animation which was the pinnacle until "Bedknobs and Broomsticks." In J964 came the classic "Mary Poppins," ,... 11 I 5:30t 6:00 1 a c t 6:30 t 7:00f 7:301 8:00 8:15 8:30 1:45 SATURDAY JANUARY l MOHN INC. . scribe the flolt-. M1r10 Lynn John· son Is this year's R~• Queen,. t:OO O Movie: "Rkt.r on 1 Dead Horst" (western) '62-John Vivy1n, Lisa Lu, Bruce Gordon. m Movie: "SWold o~ v....... (•d· venture) '53-0•n O'Herllhy, Clth· erine Mcleod. m Panorama Latino 5:30 m 1970 Rost hrlM HlchMihtl 10:15 el Touma•ent of Roses Parade 6:00 m Prt-larade Actlvftles Biil Welsl'I (R) and Ben Hunter report on the spe· · el•I iolnp-on from Pasadena prior 10:30 a Movie: UfUIJ It Furuca Cntll" to the Rose Parade. (western) '48-V'tetor Mature, Co- 6:30 0 Bllct Experience 7:00 f) (j) Tournament of Roses Pa· rad• Preview Bob Barker i nd June leen Grey. OJ Totmament of ..._ PanMlt Repeat of earlier coveraae. tiE)IUf'lJn• L.ockh•rt check the behlnd·the· 10:45 f) Ci) Cotton lowl ·Qa111e Penn scenes activities at P11aden1. State meets Arkansas. CI) Jtny lewis .._ 0 91 m ·Rose Bowl Prftftw Curt 0 91 m New Y11r's Parade Sa· Gowdy Is .host. of this pre-11me late Bert Parks and Vonda Kay Van show for 1 look at the two teams, Dyke CO·host cover111 of pre-p1r1de Stanford and Mlehl11n: activities of the Junior Oninae Bowl Parade from Coral G1bles, Aa. 11 Rost Parade ,min Steve Allen ind Jayne Meadows co·host .Kll.A's cover11e of pre·puade activities at Pasadena. O CI) FunllJ 1'tl1llto• Q)Spldtnuft 11:0011 Rose Parade A repeat of earlier COVef'lle. . o 9 m 0r. Dolittlt ID IOttJ Wiiia mlYarttdld 11:30 0 ®) m Woody Woodpecbr . II) MOVle: "JM Anhuls" (docu· 7:30 f) Ci) Cotton lowl Festival Parade ment11Y) -directed by Frederic Peter Gr1ves and Marilyn Vander· Rosslf. bur serve as commentators of the live coveraae of the Cotton Bowl Festlvtl Parade from Dallas, Texas. (I) Road Runner 0 Ci) Jadlsotl Flvt O Movie: (C) "fury of tht Papns" (drama) '62-Edmund Purdom, Rossana Podest1. (lg) Uncle Rua . Q) Bettle Balley 8:00 {I) funky P111ntom (I) Film futv,. O UdSYlllt Q)Sa111son A FTfRNOON 12:00 o ai m°''..., o.wa (!)Movie: "Down MtlllOfY lint" (comedy) '49-Bin1 Crosby, W. C. fields. 0 CI) .JoflnJ Quest O Sbtr1odl Holm11 Theatre 9 Uncle Waldo m-viajt 12:30 0 (lg) m Pink Panther O CV Bewitched m Oal!Urf . 9 Rody and Friends 1:00 0 Acriwlturt USA THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 25. 1971 1:45 D a m Roat lowl football The Stanford vs. Mlchl11n. 2:00 IJ DuttJ'a TrMhou• (I) Yolfth In tllt 70. (j) f11• f•tvrt Cl) TY I leob at leamlna m Seul Train @I) ane en la Tlfde 9TMatrt Ont e Boda D11bolicl (3hr) 2:30 f) Tilt Slt.U Is Om (I) Sbtch Book Cil Rtal Estate Rentals O Movie: (C) "Diane" (drama) '56 -lan1 Turner, Pedro Armendari1. Roaer Moore. Cl) lnt1m1tlollal Hour 3:00 f) Mtdil , (I) Movie: (C) "Desert Soni" (mu- sical) '53-Gordon MacQae, Kath· ryn Graysoll. . 11 IUcll·Boxlna O Movie: "Return of Frau limes" (western) '40 -Henry Fonda, Gene Tierney. m Mowlt: "Pat and Miiie" (com· edy) '52-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Q) TIM II& Vall11 , 9 Tilt Westerners 3:30 f) lnsldtr/Oublder (!) Movie: "Sulddt Batallioll" (dr•· ma) '58 -Michael Connors, John Ashley. Cl) Far Out Aleta 4:00 f) Picture fllf a New Year's Dar "I Remember Mama" (drama) '48- lrene Dunne, B1rb1ra Btl Geddes. Ed11r Beraen, Oscar Homollcl, Philip Dorn, Sir Cedric H1rdwlck1. 11 Int of Bowlln1 II) Wtf1cl of Sports lllustJattd el Futbol·Soccer Qt This Wtell In Pro Football 4:30 O Movie: "Father of th• lrfdt" (comedy) '5(}-Spencer Tracy, EllZI· beth Taylor. Jo•n Bennett. II) Nashvlllt Musk 4·45 0 .PONTIAC PRESENTS * The Orange Bowl Nebraska Vs. Alabama In Battle for No. 1 0 91 m Oranee Bowl ~ootball Nebraska meets Alabama. 5:00 CI> Movie: "Hide and S11lc" (sus- pense) '64 -Ian Carmichael, Janet Munro. 11 This Week In Pro Football Ci) Movie: "Rose Bowl Story" (ro· mince) '52-Natalle Wood. 0 I sflc!IL I Rec• of Two Wor1ds "The Questor Grand Prix." m Toum1mtnt of Roses Parade Repeat See 8:30 AM listlna. II) Star Trell a aoxin1 a:) Muslca y Candonts Latinas 5:30 (j) News ~Candid Camera BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! 1:15 el Tournament of Roses Parade Nono Arsu and Carmen de la Veaa host. 1:30 f) Cl) Toun1a1111nt of Ro•s P• ride Bob Barker and June Lodthart describe the atamour •nd excite· ment of the 83rd annual P1r1de. The theme for this year's event is "Tl'le Joy of Music." 11 Movie: "Rugta of Red Qep" (comedy) '35 -Charles Routes. · Charles l1ufhton. VISR' THE AIL NEW LEASE CENTER A1 ORANGE COUN1Y1S NO. I LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER. 0 ~ m Toum1111tnt of ltesn hradt Grand Marshal for this year's parade is Lawrence Welk. Raymond Burr and Betty White co-host NBC's coveraae. 0 CV Cl) Suaar Bowl Qamt Oki•· home meets Auburn. m Tournament of Rom Par1dl Some 60 flo1ts and 23 marchln1 bands. and a speclal Sunklst Tribute to Louis Armstron1 are all Included in this year's p1rade. Q) SHllOfl 1:4511 Toumalllent of Rosea Parldt Steve Allen ind Jayne Meadows dt· 0 Movie: ..,eu:I' (comedy) '50- Dlana Lynn. Ch1rles Coburn. IJj) 5'orts Illustrated II) News" Nick Clrter ID la Magio dt Mulco m Sportscopt 9 Addaas Fa11ny a:) Drama del Sabado 1 :30 fJ Th• Hair Bear Buna 0 (lg) m Pr1-Ro11 lowl Activitlts (j) Mobile Home ~ Ci) Zant Grey Tht1trl O Movie: "Meteor Monste(' (sci· fi) '60 -Anne. Gwynne, Gloria C•s· tillo. · m Untamed Wortd ID Mevit: .. Malit Mine Mini!" (com· edy) '60 -Terry·Thomas, Athene Seyler. m Eaito•etro 9 Tiit Munsttrs Ultra modern, streamlined method's now save you extra money and give you greater maintenance protection than ever before. 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