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1972-01-01 - Orange Coast Pilot
l • • .,, ' • • , • Orange -Coast EDITION Today's Fl••I N.Y. Steeb ~Ot:. 65, NO. I, 5 SECTIONS, 68 !'AGES ORANGE COUNTY, Cil.LIFQR.Nlil. TE!lfrCENTS • Coast Be~hes Facing Good Year . ' ID By JOUN V ALTERZA 01 "" ....., ,. ......... • Nearly tight miles or Ute most 'tct:nie beach<• along the. Sooth Coast cM!lged tro;n private to public hand!!: in 1'11-the ~est zuch shift tn"' recent history. And the year 1972 will be 11 healthy one for deveJopment of lilt two parcels-Salt Creek Beach and Snn Onofre Bluffs Stile r•ark. Neithtr acqu.isilion w11s e8.sy, And both stirred c.."OOtroversy. "" San Onofre Bluffs, the first piece ol Clmp PendlttM sho,eline-ever opened to lbt pu\>l]c; opened Easter w .. k on All ... btwySated scale with 2.S•milt'S'of leased oceanlront available ·in a purely raw Nie. • ' weeif. latter President Nlron de<lared "'e would include tflat portion with %.:l mUes 11lOrt upcoast 1.nd nearly 3,00> In· land acres Into a single package and give it all to tM public. The sparks began flying lioon af· terwards, monlhs passed before a solid compromise had been work.td out between the Administration and its JoeK woo asserted!;" reflected the Marine .. Corps opposition to a difect aiveaway: !>I "'1• point ln the fra1 Los-Ang<Jes Republican Rep, All'lionoo Jlel~ a lln>llC critic of•Marino ownmj>Jp-of ~..-. beaches, tangled wtth Pendleton com- mander Maj. Gen Geoq:e S. Bowman. The trigger was on acco1Dlt of com· mtnts ~n. Bowman made at a service club luncheon in which he referred to Bell as a ·'clown·• wtM> wants to open beache:i t.o hippie!!>. Bell replied in fashion and a debate raged for liieveral days. • ~ lJowman bas since retired ff.om the · Corps. He relinquished command of the world's larges Marine ln1tall1Uon Tblirs· day aflemoon. While the new beaches are legall,v under amll'Ol ol the State Deporlm!Jll o1 Parks and RecreatloQ, only tho original 2.5 miles are open to the public. Some of the rest will open by summer. Tht entire beach will he made available in a virgin state with few im· provements. But Ule changes will come soon through Wl million in new funds filtered into the recttatlbn department budget through r~ cent adoption of withholding in slate ln· come lax. The recreation ageocy plans to develop a master plan of the entire bluffs beach area and eoovert the canyon uplands into parking and camping zones with some for mol ~ lo tho beacbfs which . will remain untoullheil. Wblle the Bluffs Beach Is the lacg..t or the two, Salt Creek bas caused the noisiest and longest controversy. After years ol hassles and negotiations a purchase and develop1nent package selling for $%.6 million passed final county approval shortly before Chrishnas. The 7 ,BOO-foot beach will be re<1dy bv summer as well, official! predict, and will lnchxle parking lots. restrooms and two trails leading from parking areas to the beach. , While the front footage of the two new beaches already is fonnidable, it may grow evep more in 1m. A small stntch of beach Immediately downcoast of !))belly Beach Stale Park currently is being appraised ror pUl'Chase by the state which has offemf fZ.1 million !or the eight-acre pare!'/. The l:.nd once housed the now- de1nolished Capistrano Heath Club and )las been on the open marlt~t for yeani:. St:'veral plans for 1ht parctl have in· eluded h.!gh-r1:-ie with private bea r.hes. But if the state buys the strand IL will include it into the.state park lerritory. All three purchases point to the begin· ning of a new revolutlOn along the t'Oast in the decade of the '708. For lbe first time, large pti•ate beaq,.s are goillg public. All-out Labor Campaign Pledged . to .Oust ~~· "4)pin· Viet War's 12th Year Could Be Lively A ff air By JACK BROBACK Of IM ll11ly Plltl Stiff Orange County supervisors will elect a chairman Tuesday in their first session of notice and with the right to appeal. Back to the question of 111 board chairman. In previous adminh ;ations, the job had rotated among the five Nixon Workers 'Unhappy', Says .Meany . 1972. Jt may be a lively affair. 'SAJGON ( APl -Amenan ~arplanes Supervisor Robert Battin, chairman for 1upervisors on a seniority basis. ?.'A.SHINGTON (AP) -AFL-CJO Pl'ftli· .roare;d over Laos and Cambodia on ~ew the past year, will relinquish his post of · Battin disagreed with this" process and dent qeorge Meany says the nation'& Yea_r 5 Day for .more than 200 ~kes power Or will bf!'t . -got the job over lhe objections of \VOrkers are unhannv with P-4"-t Nit· agwnst Ncrth V1etn.ll'De$e supply Imes · · . rr1 .. ~ ,. 111<..Ullilecl Slat .. en~ i~ ~ l .. r Anyon~ or .111e ~ othei> '"ie" S.~liors ~ak<r aod Philll~· · on Md his admlnlstl'lllon and.Wotlfea Jo ol Tni)OI' Involvement In !be lndpc!llna could be lllll!ed.to ~cad l1li -~d llajc"' bad been acbeduled lo return lo commit orpniud labor lo 10 ill<IVI -v.'8r --· --1)( S\lDCD'lalta..tf BatU.Q II* !_f':?rI-J'"!li......~ ~~: ::r.t...-.t-M ;o;r-.ldl'lrt100••"'""'"""•1111t.Mee•hlhl·ift1,..,.,m1nr111t1122. ,.:.l4·hl!U< allied =so.f~e C$11ed ii, Jn gainin& r~ecjjOQ...'. . -:;. --:-o:-.. ,_;"""' v• ~~ u wunnan ,.....r w"' Old •• _..... vt~nam tb mart the new y .. r Lett '••uary !lie botid,. wl" ~ new semor~. Y sy~tem. , . , · '"J'ha'pubDc'• tonfkltlt<:e In !1' lf>Vli'il· D•ll Y PILOT st.tt ....... T~E THUMP' OF DRUMS IS ADDED TO KRISMNA 'CHANTING R1munu11 D1,I• Ont of Al>'otw1oo~tagon..-Membirs Hoines Get Word ' ' Krisli1ia Cultists Go Door io Door By PATRICK BOYLE • 01 ftll O.Ur Piiot $l11f The throbbing ·~are Krishna'" chant and the jangle of cymbals have not been heard on Laguna Beach street~ in rf!~~ \\'eeks, but. no! )}(>cause the 1r'f'1 chanters have left town. Members of the International Society of Krishna Consciousness hn \'l' begun to take their message from the streets to the hwnes or.the com1nuni1y in a careful- ly planned. dOil'·to-door can1paign. According 'lv local society president Rsavdeva Dasa Adikari. the Laguna Beach temple has become a sort of head- quarters for a movement in the central pcl'ttoo o.f Southern California.. The temple members hope eventuaUy to reach all the residents of Orange County and persons livlng in portions of RJverside and San Diego Counties. Rsavdeva, a thln young man with sharp features accented by his shaVed head. says he does not hope to "convert" all of • the residents. but simply desires to better inform the community of the purpose and beliefs of the society. "The practice or our waya Ls tx:fremely dillicult if one is 11ot ready to rurrender to it," he 11.iys lo ~solemn. priesUy tone. "The temple engages a person totally and there is no falftng into sense gratifica· lion ." The society's strict rules include abstinance from such stimulants as Ii· Coitnty Cyclist , Dies in Crash - In Rossmoor A ~l.ol "1am!IA>s motareycllst was la11ed New'Ytor'• )':Te.When bit bike !llp-"'51 .0 M•rtba Ami Street In !.<JI Alami· loo whll• traveling ot indrt than ao mil.., per how" Cel\lprnla Jllghway Patrol ofllcers wd Ernest James Lylf\ 17, was kJlled when his bike went tnto a slide on Martha Ann, ncsr Salmon Street tn the Roumoor dls4 trltj', hit a curb then fllwe<I him Into a 1 rlcl, hit a <Uri> then nipped him Into a telephone polo. , A p&<1<111er on Lyle'• bike, Timothy J.,,,.., 17, abo of !.<JI Alaml...,, oulflr- <d a b<'*'1 um and 1 cut chin """1 nearby car. Officers said no other .. , ~,.. involved In the moto~ accident. quor. drugs, co£fee and television; no sexual activities except.. ln marriage for the purpose of procreation; no con- sumption of meat, fish or eggs and no use of leather, sl.nce each wo1.11d mean the death of· an aoimal ; and unquestioning loyalty to the spiritual dir~tor. Since first being establisli.ed in the art colony in 1969, the socie'y has enltsted "'bout 100 members, primarily from 'the young transient population or the com- munity . Rsavde\·a says that at least another 100 persons tried to fol\O\Y the ways of Krishna, but could not stand the austere life and left the temple. · "They had no disagreement with our philosophy," he explains while Silting in his barren "office" at the temple, located at 641 Ramona Ave. "But our life \\'as too difficult for them." The society members. who pracUct what ·be describes as a pure form of Hin• duism, arise at 4 a.m. and pray until 8:30 a.m.. when they eat a breakfast of yogurt, peas and oranges. 111e:9 then either chant on the streets or canvas the · community talk..ing to residents until noon when, following a half~r service, they cat another 1pare, vegetarian meal of wheat bread, lentil·soup and·rlce. Supper, following an afternoon of work, consm,, merely of fruit and a cup or wann mllk. None of the members has a paying job and all of their funds come from dolfl· lioos and fron1 sales or their magaiine, ''Back to Godhead." Rsavtleva 'xplains that the spare meals and long hour.i keep the member~ free or the physical gratificaUon to which he believes most people of the world have submiUed. .. The U.S. has become a decadent !Oclety which cannol be 'aavod and ahould be left lo die," he feels. Tllo members loam, through following the Krishna bel;lel!, lo be conc.rned not with tbelr bodlei; or tbtlr mlndl, but with ~r SOlllB. ClianUng Ibo songs rrom \he.Bhapvlld c;1i. -Song or God -releases the energy or lhf: soul, he expl8.ln1. The longer-B person follows Krishna, the mo~ ehergetlc he .. becomes. Old age brillO pbonomenal tneri)'. he says, ctalmlog !~his 7'1·fear-old lplrll\Jal master in ia doe& not rtqulre eep. The main Lei , · Jn !he po.i has been t people USU!ll' dnlp. which va -speaklnt fl<m1 lS.. lDUSllNA, 1'ik 1) • ::;:!. B'::t a 72·hoor Vie< Cong !rue• meml>Jl.elected In Nov.J;ber 1970, BatUn'sposllionllsub)ccttothewlllof miillt 'haa' ~ ·~ '~od." <..'OOtlnues until I a.m. &-.igon lime Mon-nnmed Battin chairman without debate. the voters in the First District next Juile ' ~1eany said in a yea"r-etla !litfment i• . da~'. . . . He had previously solicited and obtained (Santa Ana Fountain Valley the eastern sued Fride.y. ~ . · The Saigon t.'Ommand said the Viet. lhe votes...Qf new board members Ronald-· ' _ : . He_accu.secLthe.:...Nlxm---&dmlolltrttln cong sln1tterfd tl'fe truce by more than a W. Caspers of Newport Beach and Ralph hall or Westminster and a small port1brf or .. sudden a. n disconcertlnd changes in score of attacks that killed nine Soul~ ciark of Anaheim. of Garden Grove under the new .,. Viet112.mese and ·wounded 20. The com· The trio immediately instituted a series supervisorial districts set up in :>0licles gain and the reliance of gim· ~nd rtported that 16 enemy troops we.re or probes and threatened firings which November). mickery, govmiment by surprise and the killed. . . had county government in an uproar for Phllr . b I th ball wholesale dertruction of candor." The only attack aga1nsl Amencan the first half or 1971. They : ips' JO a so goes on e ot in The 77-y·ee.r-old l&bqr Chieftain, who has rorccs reported by the U.S. command . , . June. y,·as ~ nine--round mortar barrage direct~ -Foll~ Battin s ~v~-1n .an at4 Both Phillips and Baker blvt jndicated differed sharply With lhe \vage-price re. ed at a convoy JS miles norlhll-esl or Da t~mpt to fU'e County Adm1rustrative Of. 1hat they will seek re-election. straints imposed by Nixon to bank the Nang. The command reported no cas-ficer ~rt Thomas. Alton 4'llen of Laguna Beach was 19:'10 · fires of infiation, said organized labor ualties or damage. -ReSClnded the Newport Upper Bay board chairman a! superviJor from the "will make poUt!f!el action our most im· "Nonna! opera.tion.s against the Ho land exchange agreenif..l!t with the Irvine fifth di.strict He was ousted from the job portant und-.. 1.t.. ... of the coming year.'' <l\i Minh Trail in Laos are continuin&: Company. in last 7~r's June primary by Caspers g-"'f''6 day 9nd night." one U.S. mllitary source -Put all appointed county deparbnent who spent an unpreceden~d $80,000..plus "Through our voles.'' Meany said, """"' said, "with about 200 strikes a day." heads on 3Cktay notice. to gain the then·$l5,000 a year post. are firmly convinced \\'e can acb.leve a The Ho Ch 1l1ih network is M e:rten-Thomas survived the attack when on Caspers may try for the board fully employed nation, dedicated to im· siv~ series of connecting unpayed roads. Feb. 9, Clark switched his previous posi4 chainnanship. proving the life of her ordinary citizens, trails .and waterways. It be~ at the lion and voted with holdover supervlso~ Baker wanted the job a year ago and protected again!t the virus Of inflation, :!u ~Oa P.f5 on :fb.e :CU: =:r:~ David L. Baker or Garden Grove and still does. He Is a career supervisor, secure in the knewledge that both the r, mi es no . h William J : Phillips of Fullerton to retain elected to the post nine years ago after zone, &nd· extends 255 miles soul to a th dm ... tr l h· h d h "Id lb . b young and !be old will be governed with . nam. Laos and Gan\bodht meet. It. is . e • mis a or w 0 a e e JO ~mploymcnt in the county building and compassion. underestlmatfng and con. region ,vhere the borders of South Viet· since OcL 1967. . . sa fety department. cer." North Vietnam's supplyline to its troops 1'11.omas . hfld been county building Battin would certa1nly agree to succeed The coming year \Viii be "difficult and in the South. services director for three years after hin1self if gjven the opportunity, despite challenglnj,'' Meany sUd. "Tiie economic Military sources said that while sensors retirement as a U.S. Navy captain. He the turmoil of his first tenn. • roadsigns are not encouraging; the sociaJ tr.:licate the level ol truck traffic is 2.bout became the county's first full scale ad-His actions during 1971 have been problems grave : the foreign outlook half what it "'as a year ago at this time. minislrator. characterized by the Grand Jury as rude bleak.'' as many s · 500 "moveme~t3" re being The Upper Bay agreem~ was can-and abusive to the public on occasions. "The present leadership ol America detected e?.ch 2~-hour penod. celled unilaterally by a unanimous vote of During the early part of the year11!1ed a has shown no competence for rde&ling 1\~ost Nort!1 Vietnamese movement !.; the board and is now the subject of liliga· majority but in recent months be has \l'itli the.c:e problems \vhich spell suffer- dur1ng the night: ~hen trucks are.harder lion been the minority in a series of 4 to 1 ing and hardship to millions ol our citi· to detect. But military sources cla1m U.S. La. • • r lal •-· zens '' he added righter-bombers and helicopter gunships st ~~gust 17 the axe was lifted rom votes on vi l.3llues. MMny said ~kers are concerned armed with infrared detection devices for Its position over the necks of coupty Phillips, facing another re-election bat4 about high unemployment, inflation and night attacks are weraging so to 75 depart~ent chiefs. The board vol~. 4-0 tie -he has 1erved 13 years -would a crime rate that "has reached epidemic truck kills a night, mmetimes a_, many a.s on motion of Clark that such officials take the chairmanship u an asset to bis proportions despite the hollow eempajgn JOO. Most are credited to the gunships. could be fired only with a JO.day written up.coming campaign. promises of the CWTmt administ.nUon.'' School O.vercrowding Cited . ' Next Fa.ll Will Be Worse, Say Tusti1i Officials By GEORGE LEIDAL Of 1t11 01ilY Plitt Sllff The four high schools serving Irvine, Tustin, El Toro and Mission Vitjo are presently. enrolling 1,203 studenl!: more than they were built to house. By next fall. the Tustin Union Hfgh School District expects the four schools to have enrolled 2,500 to 2,800 students more than capacity. .. Robert ~1atthew. assistant super~ teodent for business, aaid the crowded high tehools are one reason the district -Will ask voters Feb. I to approve a $15 mlillon bond issue. The (l~r reason Is I.he state school bulldlng fund req\lirement that a dl.!ltrict be bohded to a level equal to five percent of its assessed valuauon -tAx bas. - "total. In the next three years, dbtrlcl-tu base "°"th wlll require auth0<lzaUon or $15 mUlton If the dl!trlct Is to share In st.to IChool bllildU,. moooy" srnce . voters turned down • '25.1 mlDlon bond Jarue in November !l'it, Ille dlsldct oonteoda It bu !11lm behiDcl.Jn iti:; building program. If the February iSsue is approved. the money will go into &pansion of each of lhe district high schools to a capacity of 2.500 students. The district's newest high school, University in Turtle Rock, Irvine. will open Jan. 3 for the first time with Its full capacity of 1,775. While ooly 1,529 studenll atlended Unlvmlty High as of Dec. I, from 2,IOO•lo 2,* aro erpec:ted there nut fall, Mission Viejo High, opened two ye.an ago, has room for t.800. studtnlti. but now enrolls 2,391. Next fall, Mission 's student body will bt the largest In the district at from 2,800 to 3,000 pupils. The other hig?I schools In the dlst.rlct, both in Tustin, are in-similar sb1pe. Foothill waa built for .2.000 1ludtnl1 •nd enmlls 2,451 with 2.500 expected ne1t year. Tustin h\gh's capecity Is 1,850, •ltbough 2,137 .... <lll'Olted and 2,500 will .U,00 classes lhtte next year. F'bttber, prevloui district pbnl oallld for a bigh_ICbool Clllthe Blku.•tt• owned l in Mission Viejo, but the board has not yet committed funds from !he upcoming bond IS!Ull ror that project. CompUcaUng the Issue in the minds of voters, is the JW\e tm unification elec· Uon that could 1plil U1e high school district Into three uniried school districts -Tuslln, Irvine and Mission Viejo . Matthew points oul that sliould unlfica· lion fall the !!qnds will be needed. U wlllle1Uon pasaes, tbere will be no oblip.Uon !0< tsxp1ye11 lo worry about s!J)ce the unoold liond! are dlalolved when the """ districts ore fonned. Jf willic8Uon is approved, the new d!Jtrlcto will not ectually be fonned unlll the 1973-7• school year, meaning there is a year and a halt ~tween Uta Fe1>. 1 bond election and the beginning of the ·n...-unlfled dl!lr!cts. - Rapid ,rowth, expect'd to continue for several yeara in the area \vithin the high 3Choof ~lstrlct boundaries, may well de· maod tbal cllllSlruclloc> ol a. .,... blgh acl!oOI bealn prior lo unification. AddltlonallJ, the Fth. I ballot wm ask • ~ Cl!O'i!'Pm PIIt i) ' Of the admlnistraUon's Phue 2 wage guidelines, he Rid: "Workers' wages .,. rigidly controll<d by a governmental mechanism whicli pro- Vides no ela!Uclty to' moot· lneqµJtable situations and ~lcli b linclenninli'l ·ool· ll!'Ctive bargaln1ng. 143 a· f'MUlt., wager are not even catching up with put in· creases tin the aiet of living." . _ Oru•e . Weather The firal day or 1972 '11ould be clear and sunny as ~ 5anta .Ana coodition blows in. lllgh.t alone the coast will be in tbe high tlOs wiUt lo\n in the 40t. INSIDE TODAY " Creat<Jr fStfrli"g Sillipltonl) and st.or ( Janica Pranci.scus} wh~e l.tlamwork hGI made "Lon11strtet" a11t o.f the CNTTtt1t Ctlevlslon. sco.son's top Oc(lou dramas ff"°e ft'4!11rffl --fft-eottf' stqry of today "1 TV WEEK, Allll L1M11r1 ' 1n1w111111nt11! U•lt AM A!!IY ' ,lll'lltl' ,. .... ' Cllurcll ,..,.., ., --~· CiMll"-11 ,1·» ...... ·-· " -· ,u <-I l'ltf • '=:"""'"" .. " (~-" u • .... , ' • - • '. • • .. I DAILY PILOT s.1~11. J.t .. .,, i, 19n ·- QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl ' ' ''Happy New Yeat~ ever,.one!'' • L.M.Boyd Coffee in Red Ca11s Strongest "Gambling prnml1es the poor wbal property performs for tht. rich -sOmetbtng for nothing ." -G. B. Shaw ARGUMEri..'T CONTINUES as to whether the state controlled lottery is a good notion. It's gambling, some say, a.ad gambUng '1 bad. Stil\ opponents ought !'lot forget : Lottery · money paid for food and clothes for a lot of Our soldifrs ,in the RevolutionarY War. In fa ct. Geor~e Wash- ington bought the first lottery ticket in that one. Also, Vir- ginia was coloniied in 1612 with lottery loot. Massachusetts ru stled up some ~ash once by lotttry to pay the col~ ny'1 Qffictrs . Even some Harvard Uni. versity buildings were financed by lottery. A"1 ASKED why I gave up making spetche!. It's a statistical fact that -in • ii: crowd of JOO people somebody will cough every 2~ minutes. Unfortunate- ly, It was al"'.'ays me. More pointedly, stagefright. • The marketinf boys have also established that the ma- jority of women . will tell you coffee in red can1 tastes'"""' stronier than the lime coffff in can1 of any other ~lor. IT'S THE CONTENTION of a LOi Angele5 psychiatrist that1tht man who invariably needs an •l•rm clock tn wake hlm,.lf •P in the morning h!sn'I found the riAht job. THE LOWER the nicotine content in your cigarette, ml1terJ the faster you puff, U average. Br~ish studie~ ·in- dicate that, regret to report. · TRE EVENING WALK : Odd, but you can't find cut b9w much is enough without rinding cut how much is more than enough ... As ashtrays, clam shells just don't work, they're terrible ... A-1ust query some knowledgeable read- er a! to why women tend to get gray abcut five years ear- litr than do men ... Maybe the test of a good ho~l is 'how well the departing guest likes himself ... If I wanted to become a gounnet specialist, it wouldn't be in wines, but in sausagts. When the vJctlm Is stabbed in the heart on ttleviricn. h~ die& promptly. A study of the medical records it Walter Reed Army Ho~itaJ. however, indicate just abOut one,·out of evtry four perSOn11 110 stabbed in the heart does not die promptly. And more good news i!I seven out of 10 or thmie who live long enough to get medical treatmtnt recover . AMONG S,OQO American wild animals. that beast most apl to have perfect teeth is the polar bear. 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To give heir beautiful body, • f i.,.,d o'"''" FEMININE SOFT ROBE SELECTION Reg. $5 .00 Sun., Mon,_ Only .A.cetel• 0' llulfv quilt1d nvlol'I -4(0bt1. Choo11 from '"' 11r1v Of 1ttr1cti¥1 1+vJ11, in 1olid color1 or pri~h -I 0-11. 400 OP.AQUE PANTY HOSE Ou' Reg. 96c. 2 D1y1 Only Sheer stretch nylon. In opaque bltck, chocolate brown, n.vy and white, Sizes S·M·MT·T. Charge it, , 76~ v· ·~ • ' • I ' • From Pag~ 1 KRISHNA ... ... extensive experlence -says~ 1 total physical gratificatic'Jn. Dr~gs give a person a false,• physical feeling, he says, ~hile ·the ways of Krishna provl~e a .permanent, spiritual· "high." Rsavdeva,' who was born Roy \. {:Ju'istopher ruc:hard 22 years ago in Ohio, hrst became a Krishna follower in 1968 after beng released from prison, where he had been sentenced for nare-0tics viola· tions. "I was forceQ to engage in a little bit of purificaLion while in prison," he recalls, staring at the floor in recollection. "Once you have taken a tot of drugs , you need a lol of purHication." ~Iler being trained al the Los Angele!! -"!Krishna temple, he served in Santa J Barbara and San Diego, training other .. followers. }fe was later appointed presi· dent of the Laguna Beach temple by the leader of the Los Angeles area. The activities of the temple members in the art colony have provoked liOme · complaints from busifressmen and residenls and the society ha s had several enco,Unters with the law. Their loud chanting on the streets in the fall of 1970 caused many businessmen to continually call th~ PQ~ice J_n an JJ• ' SaturdtY, Jtnu.11ry 1. 14J72 Million to Conte .. ThQusands Brave! . . Co ld for P arade J -;; PASADENA. Calif. !AP)"'~ Thousands whil•men ldenU/led as Vietn~m ve~nll I of parade fans braved unusual!~ chDly . released black balloon.! froiu. the 1kte· l weather to camp overnight tor goctt curb-'.lines. The b.and bad voted earlier 1ot to ! eide seats at the 83rd anaual Tournament ' participate in sUch a pttformance and • of Roses. the university adininJ&trator had banned ~ The five-mile parade Qf flower-bedeck· it The . stud_ents. aided by the American ~ ed tloats, marchinA bands and equest· Civil l.1bertJes Union, had asked (be<, the rian units was scheduled to st.irt at 8:'20 injuncti()O. : a.m. PST 1,11'\der sunny Skies . But the Six>kesmen for the parade saJd that ~ Natfonal Weather Service said the mere· several months ago leaflets were distri· : ury would be in the 40s until lat~r Jn the buted throughout lhis city of l2'l..OOO ~ day -threatening disruption of th~arade un· ~ Band leader La1\•ren ce \\'elk is the less President Nixon set a date for with· ~ parade's grand marsh<1ll · drawaf of all U.S . troops from l11dochina. ~ The campout or spectators. a tradition-~ al part of the parade preliminaries, be· ~ gan Friday afternoon as adults. tern· Cl • ff t nd l agers and entire families streamed to eric unu;. ' ' the parade route \.\'ith blankets. sleeping ' bags and provisions for the night. A D F d ) They were the first of an ('<titnate.:1 t'> S ope OUU ' million onlookers expected to be there to see the colorful extravaganza in person. The national television audience was estimated in millions. At Lu ncheonett,e Threats of possible antiwar demonstra-l\"E\V ''ORK (UPI) - A Harlem clergy- ,.. tempt to have the chanters arresfe'd for disturbing the peace. Howe v er , authorities contended a conviction could never be won in court, so the music con· tinued unabated -at least unUJ one of the most tolerant men in town lame rankled, ---. ' SOCIETY MEMBERS OF KRISHNA CONSCIOUSNESS ARISE AT 4 A.M. ANO PARTY UN TIL 8:30 "The Temple Engages a Person To t1lly And There Is No Filling Into StnM Gr~tific•tion'' -tiorn.. lunnir•l!e i!!irade f•iled to ~-..mao->Vll<l opei:a>eQ..A.~•ml'-Wlwe · the spirits of parade spokesmen 1\·ho said 4 4 paun ds of heroin 8nd cOC-a1ne weie ...... _. .. 1',,. they'd had similar . threats in · previous ~und \\'tlS being sought today by police. Attorney William Wilcoicen, who as of· fices above Forest Avenue!, told the city council in December 1970 that he felt the chanting had become "aural aggression" and the members could be prosecuted. Shortly thereafter. the noise ceased and charges were never brought against the chanters. They had more trouble in early 1971, when police fou11d SOl,Tle 200 marijuana plants growing on a plot of ground beltind t the group's old Woodland ~rive temple. The land had been leased to the society by the county for the purpose of growing 'food , but after the discovery of.the mari· juana. the lease was cancelled. Society members strongly disavowed a n y knoy,•Jedge of the weed being grown in their garden. l\1embers again became involved with the law a few months later when police arrested Rsavdeva and t w 0 of the chanters for blocking a sidewalk. The trial on the misdeameanor charge was delayed until June, but when the case finally came to court, the charges were dismissed when the arresting officers failed to appear. The most recent legal problem of the sect 'iffembers arose'when their neiglibors on Ramona A venue complained of the noise.from the drums and cymbals dur· ing the early morning religio~ service. After threat o( legal ac:tion by tbt: fitY .•. the noise was toned down, but a superior court judge also ordered that the society's regular Sunday feast could not be held at the temple until more parking !ipaces were secured. Rsavdeva says that as tnany as 100 persons had been at- teftding the feasts and neighbors were complaining of blocked driveways and excessive noise. Since then, the society has conducted · the Sunday service out of door1, twice at the Festival of Arts grounds and once in a downtown parking lot. Despite the many problems with the community, Rsavdeva believes that most -he guesses 90 percent -of the residents in Laguna Beach are tolerant of his group's activities. Jn all of his problems .with the pol\ce, he says the officers have always been courteous and very understanding of the Krishna pra ctices. "Even little old ladies on he street say 'Hare Krishna' when they pass us," he 6ays. "The main part of the population likes us. ~1ost or them see us u a col· orful element in the community. "But it is a minority who throw out the bad vibratit7ns and they are the ones who are out to get us." OIANGI COA'ST DAILY PILOT New'°" lee" l.ot•M IMKai Cort9 M ... .H--,...... y .. ..,. s.. c11 •••• OAAHGE co.uT' ~lmfllolG COMl'IJtt tleDert N. Wted l'T'efldoW _, "'*""" J tc\: ll. Cutley ¥lclf ~ Md 0-•I ~ l1ie1111t Kttvil IEdlfW· Tho"''' A. Mu,,,hit.e M-tl"9 Eil'°" Ch1rl11 H. Leet Rlclitfl P. Nin Al•lttW MtNOlt.o lCll1«1 °""" Ccst1 /Hst: DI WillJit lllY $'""1 .. ....._, llNtfl: ll3! NNllOrt lou!l'Vll'll L''""' &Md!: m ~or .. 1 •-MIJl'\l!"lton lllM,11: 1711! •ttet1 .... 1e.-.n1 ,,_, tlflMnMi JIU Horii\ Kl C.mlrlo a.I ye~rs. and the demonstrations never ma· Police s&id, they found a ocmplete ter1ahzed. ht'roin diluting fac tory in the basement Nortl1 Ireland - Greets New Ye ar With Bombings Western Series A ctor Found ShOt to Death More than 1,300 policemen and sheriff's \\'hen lhev raided the luncheonett,. Fri· deputies \vere mustered for cro1v.d and day. The_~; arrested a man and t'tl'O women traffic control. nn rharge.o; of possession of narcotics. The antiWar den1onstr;it1on plans of one Police said the mini ster. who wu not group of University of ~ich1gan students identified. had his name on the restau· were thwarted F'rlday afternoon when rant's bills and financial statements. Superior Court Judge Robert A. \Venke Po\i('e estinu:ited the value of the Mr· "turned down their request for an injunc· rotics at $1.5 million. They said $2,000 BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) _ HOLLYWOOif'(AP) -Peter Duel, ihe The new year came to Northern Ireland dark-haired Smith of the teJevi.siOJI: We&o today with a flurry of small bomb ex~ tern series "Alias Si:_nitb and Jones," has plosions that 8 British Army spokesmari died in a shooting which police said prob- called "indiscrim inate and designed sim· ably was a suicide. ply to celebrate -the new year i11 terrorist The 31-year-old actor's body was found style." Frida y in the living room of his modest With 1972 only 30 minutes old in the Hollywood Hills home. sprawled near a troubled province. the army had record· Christmas tree. Investigators said he' had ed seven explosions around the city. been shot in the head. A pistol was 11ear There were no injuries in any of the the body. bias~. the spokesma11 said. Sgt. Dan Cooke said police weren't rul· The last of more than 1,000 bombs in Ing out lhe possibility of an accident but 1971 etploded outside the Springfield said. ··it tends to look like a suicide." Road police station 15 minutes before A girlfriend who discovered Duel's body midnight, the spokesman said. No one told police she had been at his borne was iAjured. watching his TV show with him Thursday night. · "They were just indiscriminate and The girUrieJtd, Diana Ray, 29. said that designed simply to celebrate the new i. d h year in terrorist style," the spokesma n auer mi nig t Duel walked into a bed· said. room, took a revolver from a drawer, Two of today's bombs went off in the told her. "I'll see, you later" and walked streets of the city. Others hit a super-into another room. Then she tieard the !11arket, a gas station, a post office traint sh~~lice said ftienjis 'aM ~elaUves · l· 1ng school. a car showroo"!-a11d a green· ed that .DY,d had been despon~te:1" r grocers. the spok_esman said. . a drinki71&-problem. Courf; records &hoe. _ The ,l~st day of the year sa~ the big. ed that he pleaded guilt)-to a felony J~it ·_!>Omb of the yea r ~xplode ma pa:k· idrunken dri'vinl charee 1 t June after in1 lot And setld a theater !'oof crash1.n1r!~1in..accident in which.:'tw0\4t tr down on seats where only minutes earlier .injured . 1-persons ':" e JOQ'c.hildre~ Wert: watching a Walt Disney. .Polle~· investi1rators ~ aid d b J. m&vie, police said. -e· s a seco11 u TJie children were led to . safety after let had been fired about a. week ago from the gun \!hich killed the actor. Cooke said, Duel apparett.ly had shot et a tele-. gram. framed and huf!i in the hallway ... of his home, telling ti1m he had Jost election to the board of directors of the &~een Actors ()uild . Duel, a bachelor, whose real name was Deuel. was a native of Rochester, N.Y., tion which. would have let them perforM in cash and two loaded guns were found a "peace show'! at half time of the Rose in the basement. Bowl football game. They said they plan-. .\ detective in dlarge of the raid said 11ed to have the Michigan band play taps teh lun~heonette wu •·a hangout for known narcotics-dealers." From Page 1 CROWDED. • • 2 Lawyers Sued . son of Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Deuel who voter approval of a $1.14 tax override - live in the Rochester suburb of Penfield. the amount above the slate prescribed For 'Trea sures' After attending; St. Lawrence University, ffilnimum of 85-cents per $!00 of assessed Duel studied acting at the American · T o Co t I ed Theater Wing in New York City. He took valuat10~. 'f'.he total tax rate for the high~· wo range un y aw~ers were su a role in a road company of the comedy,. school district would amount to $\.99 if Thursday for the immediate return of ."Take Her, She's Mi~e." wound up in the override is succe.$sfu l. two art treasures -drawings by Picasso Hollywood and stayed. One vacancy on the Tustin board of and the. French arti~,t Matisse -;-whlc.~ He had regular co-star roles in tfie education also wlll be fi\led'by vote of all are cla~me~ to be unlawfully In tbell' seties "Gidget" and "Love on a Rooftop." who vote in the distriCtwide bond and lax possession. This was his second season co-starring override election. Mrs. June Smith is Eugene C. Grunwood of Santa Ana with Ben Marphy in "Allias Smith and resigning. Her term expires in June 1!173. names Samuel and Mark Hurwitz ii\ his Jones," a comedy about twa .western Six persons. have filed for the trustee Orange C'-Ounty Superior Court lawsuit outlaws ~rying to reform themselves. opening. They are : ·and alleges that the l~w partners have .A ~~k~s~~!\!.~i.<l_.~C has five more Dana Catkey.·of 25151 Ericso~ Way, refused for _the pas~ ~11 qiontlls to sur· ~ompfeted' ep1s~e, .or ate S~ which Laguna Hills; Earl Carraway of . 24741 rend.er the two lithograpba .to.bfm: it plans to broadcast at the re~lar time Th p· k '-drau;1;.,,. of the for the pext. five wUks,_ .ttarting Thurs· Eldamar, El Toro : Stephen Fabula of . . e 1casSQ, wor, '"' I ', "'!~ . day. Plans ror the· aeries •fter· Ufat were 14532 Emerywood Road. Tustin: "Marie poet Machado. Th~ 1fal1J11e eU:-biftf11 of ~uncertain. -t4 .... Morales of '24975 Wl\i¥er Drive, El t('oro; the Madonna afl4 .CbUd. ' A memorial servi~'i• scliii!ult! 1tlllo. Do~gla&• Moran of 131at .1111\/tl"' Blrdh • ••Greenwood daiallltdl:ia !Qlal.QI, i\Q.000 Self-Realization Fellowshop Lake Shfine • Qrive, :rustin and Mri;. Ehzabeth "Lei" · lh dlllll•ge1 and ,lbflrelum·of th' wqrk or at 3 p.m. Sunday. '. • S1coll of 18002 Whitewood Way, Irvine. the paymel'lt of their fair market value. two youths spotted the 100-poond device in the· trunk of a stolen car parked at the' Kensington Hotel in downtown Bel· fast. Whe" the bomb exploded it left an S. b:Y·2 foot crater where the car had stood. Police said the movie and hotel were heavily damaged and pieces of the 'Car were found in a school grounds SO yards away. Step Up To LUXURY. • • • • Woman Robber Sentenced to 6 Months in Jail A woman who admitted robbing B"San Juan Capistrano housewife at knifepoint after giving her victim ti lift from Dana Point to Laguna Beach has: been sen· tenced to six months in Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge Byron · K. McMillan ordered the jail term and three years: probation for Catharine Andine Krebbs, 27, when the defendant plea,ded guilty to grand theft. Charges of robbery and assault were dismissed. Mrs. Krebbs was arrested Oct. lO shortly after Mrs. Isobel Scruggs. 56. identified her as one of two women who picked her up in Dana Point. and then took her purse at knifepoint When they arrived in Laguna Beach. . Officers were told that one of the two assailants ~·pped Mrs. Scruggs' dress with the kn1 e during the robbery. Charges gainst Mrs . Krebbs' com· panion have now been dismissed. Lag unan Indicted On Drug Charges A Laguna Beach man whose home was described by police as a manufacturing plant for the production of LSD and hashish wss indJcted Thursday by the Orange County Grtnd Jury on multiple drugs and narcotics charges. District attorney's investigators hope to arraign Don1Jld AJexander Hambarlan, 21. of 118.'I Miramar Street, Monday In Orange County Superior Court. He is held In lieu of lt00,000 ball. Laguna Be1ch police w-0rking with stale narcotics o{ficers and the Orange County Drug and Nareotlc Task Force arrested Hambarlan at his home Dec. 15. Tiiey allegedly lound 3'.000 LSD t8bltt11 several flasks of a liquid iden- tified as hashish olt and various quan· titles of marijuana, mescaline; peyote ind other dangerous drugs . Ollicm pot the llrtet sale value or the ae""4 dtuil at suo,ooo. · I BRAND NEW 197l's- Continental 4 DOOR. SEDANS #853573 e TAKE YOUR CHOICE e ALL LOADED WITH Regul a r Sticker Price Was Over $8400 NOW '6350 TERRIFIC EXT.RAS ADDED ATIRACTIONS ' THESE BEAUTIFUL LUXURY AUTOMOBILES ARE IMMACULATE, INSIDE AND OUT ••. YOU'LL NEVER FINI> A BETTER SELECTION OF PRESTIGE CARS THAN RIGHT NOW! 1970 Continental 4 door sedan. ~autiful alamor gold me. talic finish with Jeath('r interior a.nd matching landau root. Ltoolry tquJpped ot course. Full power 4 6-way power 1eats. climate control flir condlUonlnc, tit 1tttring whttl. stereo tapt sy~tem, etc. Immaculate throughout. (838AGA) .$4275 • OPEN · 1969 Cadillac Sed. DtVilJe. Immaculate. Besutiful Bahama mist metallic with black landau &: matching interior.Fully luxury through· nut. AM·FM. tllt•tele, full power, air cond., etc. This atfractlve automobUe i~ shoWToom fresh. See &: drlve1today. Sale priced. t251AGE) $3875 1966 COntinen tal 4 door 1edan. BH.utiful Brazilian cold, leather interior, J..andau roof. Full lux· ury features tnclud.in1 full power, fac. tt.1ry air cond .. 6-way power· sat, •te. ( Si\YA 733) $1275 "Ornno~ County*s f'1tmilt1 of Tint' C01'1", ohnson & ·son 1\11 , ... l 11{\ S-UNDAY ' COlJb 1\t: (' , ,I' f, I 2626 HARBOR BLVD.; COSTA·MESA • 540a30 • -.. ' , • ., . . . ' • ' • I " ' ·. • ' • ' ' • . ; f • 1 (i . . ' ' ' .. .·: .. '· ' f DAil V PILOT •. Pulpit and Pew · "Press Forward Now -3" ()pjlOr!unittes!" la lhe topic of Rev. J01tpb S. stephena' anew >""' smnoo this Sunday at the Saa Clemente Preabyltrla• Cllurcb, t 1 9 AvtnUe Eotrella, at bollt the t :30 and 11 e.m. duplicate worshl,p . services. His text is Philllplans III. Special music will be preoented by the Chancel Choir under lhe direc- tion of Mr. John Leverett. Church school for two-yea~ olds through adult is at 9:30 a.m. with the college age class meeting at 11 o'clock. Coffee fellowship ls held in the patio at 10:30 between the services of worship. Nursery care is provided throughout the m!)m- ing. The Family Bible Study class meets in the sanctuary at a:30 p.m. Two hundred and twenty five young people and counselors from nine com- munity churches and the lbterfalth Ser vi c em 1 n •s -~ takinf part In winter camp returning &tn. day. Dale Ebel, youth minlater at the San Clemente Prt1byttrtan Cburch, ir the coordinator of the outlnc. At bollt . a and 10;30 1.m. Worlhtp Services of NeWport Hirbor Lulbttaa Cbareb. 7'8 Dover Drive, Newpor.t Beach, on January 2, 1972, Pastor Blain's sermon Is entitled. "Burning Hearts for '72." Jloly Communion wUJ be celebrated. on this first Sunday after Christmas. SuOday the sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed at St. Andrew'• Pretbylerlan t'1111Tcb, 800 St. Andrews Rd ., Newport Beach. Dr. Charlet H. Dlerenlield, pagtor, will preach · a com+ i:nunion meditation • entitled '1be S e c rat Iner«Htnl • Wonhlp oervlc<s are !leld al I, 1:30 and ti a.m. . ' -10:15. llr. D. W. ~7 la the mbdsttt. ~ ~ -· . Tbe Uol..mty V- For 1111 oennon-Jecture UtlJ Commlllllly will -• Jn Sunday at The First Chllrck ol room IOI, the lrv.jne Town Religloaa Sclnce of NewpoA• Centtt, 4201 camp111 IJrtve, Bud!, Ute Rev. Albert Bwto J.Moe, llf':IO o.m. •now~ has chosen "A New Splrll Tbe Rev. llogtY Walb )1'111 Within YoU." the 10 a.m. conduct '.the program. · services are held in the EbeU Club, SI.5 Balboa Blvd ., on the Balboa PeniMula. S u n d a y School rrieets at the same hour and services are followed by a coffee-feJlowshlp hour. ••Just Another Year? or The Year ol Our Lord and His Providence?" ls the sermon subject at Harbor Cbristlan Church, Disciples of Ch,rist, meeting each Sunday at Upper l!ay Boys Club, :131 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. Servicea begin willt Ute.Sunday _School at 9:45: Church at Wor>hi~ The Lalllttu Cllon:ll ol Ol1r Sav-offera a abort mornblg prayer from a:oo to 8:3Q each Sunday morning. Fa m 11 y Worship at 10 a.m. Church School claases are offered at 8:45 a.m. 1or all ages and special closes for adults. The church It located adjacent to Ute Municipal OoU Course al the lnlttseclians of San Pablo and°San Gabriel A .. nu ... -.- Temple lletll David of Oruge. c.oa.ty .will cooducl 1t.s !See PULPIT, Page IJ Nominal ... Church Members Caus~ V~y Situation By LOVIS CAl!.SELS · It mla1eods c:hurches Into wished to stay in or get out. u•t •.n•-wr1..-, thinking they have a larger Unlesa he took positJve ac)ion Joining 1 rhurcb Is looked cllentela than t h e Y ac-to renew> ~is ~hurch mem- 1 --~ I ri tually serve. And it et.fl bershlp-a6d the commitment upon, n "~' Cl!'< es, ag I IO m'·'ead Jndlviduaia into think· . lo c•~~ian ""cipleship which ol lifetime commitment. 141 iu·i.;s~ WQ It la' tactlly understood Uta! Ing Utey are doing Ute church ti implies-he would be polile- one It free to withdraw from a. favor by leaving their namto ly, lovingly but firmly dropped on tis rolls, when In fact they f[()m Ute roils. the cootrlct, either by Joining are doing it 1 great diaservice This idea ot 11annual recom-:'~);'J;.~~ or almpiy by by diluting lb witness. · mlimenl" has beeo tried, with But Vel'J' few people ever A nominal C is ·an h not great success. in some small take the latter c 0 u r • t • merely neuter s a p:>sitive groups of Chri.!tian.s 1uch as Meet Guest handicap Ute church's Ute Community of Chriat In ll<gardlell of bow diaa!!<eted mission of wing the world Waabington, D.C. Mrs. Clarie Collins Har-they ms,y become wlllt the vey of Jackson, Miss., cburch o{ their .childhood, or what it me to accept lhe In these grou,h -which National President of how little real interest they good news b Christ. closely resemble the ''house Church Women United, may have in religion. they Thinking along these Jines, a churches" of First Century will be the ~est and woo't go to the trouble cl .tak-special commission of the olrist.ianity -annual recom- k ing their nemes.. of fthe rolls. Lutheran Church in America mitment also entails a pledge • eynote spea er of the h nded t h t " They .. ; .... .Jy drift quietly away as recomme a to give a certain portion of Annual Assembly of ~.,... •-· tioo gt re!ul 1 the Southern California· and join the large multitude t:t ~1on,una ve ea on~'s time and...money,.usua Jy non • attending, non • giving study to a new approacll to it's at least lb percent and Southern Nev ad a "members" whose relation to c.tun:h membermip. often much more to God's Church Women United the church b purely nominal. The key feature or the new work in the world. Jan . .21 at the Los An· Many who have given approach is that each and No one is ostracized or gele& Oonvention Gen---thoU@hl-1<>-the mailer-feel tbi• .•. every-member would have to · ter. is an unhealthy situation. decide once a y~ whether he (See JOINING, Pase ll --· ~--·--0--RA-N~GE . COAST· CHUR .. C.H ./.D,lRECTORY • , . .. " " • , .. ~ • ' • • > • -. -~· : 1 I • I .,. , NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER FIFTEE,.TH AND MONROVIA NEWPORT BEACH ICHIDULI OP lllVICIS llJIA.M.-IA.11.Y MOININ• WOUHIP t:41A.M-SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 :M A.M.-MOININa WOUHIP •:.n:.M....-IVININ• WOUHlr 4....,, wtltt•,. ,.,.._ .t .n ..... ,... I rw. .. 0. le r1ie Spirit ••• O• la tfaf Lenl" Dr ........ 0. WeM. '""°' '4M62t .• FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cotto Mou-548-3761 E. W. Phillipe. P•1for SUNDAY SERVICES t 1JO A.M.-Qerd Sthoel len -tes> CHILD CARI AVAIL.A.ILi f1 tin 11 11:10 A.M.-"T .. lltirlre MMll Te Ua" · + Patter ,.lllfpe: .,,._.,_. 1:00 P.M.-"TeatflMll(' , ...... Pkllllps I,..... C:...RIHlotwlM ' N..,.,,..M .. Pro-Sc•ool .... 2V1•1-6:30 A.M. r. l:Jt P.M. ·hlJ ,_. .. -'4WJJJ •' HARIOR .(sSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 ·W. WlllOll, Colla Mao" 14M7M y, L HllT'WICK. , ..... CAIL UNTal", MlllblW " Mink -SUNDAY SllYICD - t:41 A.M, le•ll., Sttio.I IO:ID A.M-"Yktory lo "71" s.n.o. ..,,..,., 7:00 P.M.-',.. CltarhMCrtk ...,._.,. s.r.o • ., ,.., cost A MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Pr.lctletl -K ....... rTn -• ._....,., ..,. QIN C:.N CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES lllANCHU 011 Tli(I MOTHll.CHUICH THI PllST CHUICtf'OF CHllST. SCllNTIST IN IOSTON. MASSACHUSml "LESSON FOR THANKSGIVING DAY" Sundey, Jen. 2nd Costa Mas.-l'lrst Church of Chlrst, Sclonllst 2110 w ......... Dr .. CotN w ... S•ltCli.r 54..t -t:ll A."M. Cll11rcll Slftk..-11:00 A.M. .... , ....... 2150 .......... Dr. Huntington Boach-Flrst Church of Christ, Schlntlst ltli &: Ollwe. He11thtttH Inell S11aMr Sdloel-t:JO I 11:00 A.M. c•11rn-t :30 &: 11 :00 A.M. leMI .. l .. M -.221 M•l11 St. Newport Bo1ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Sclontlst 1303 Ylo U4o, Newpott IMc• C••rU I S•ltHr Woel-t:OO.IOtJO A..M. 1..n.wt...,J311YleUllo • Nowpo~t Boo~h-Socond Church of Christ, Sclontlst J1t0 PetHk W.W Dr . .,eon.. IAel M• a.~ Ir S•lldey ScHol-10:00 A.M. IMI .. loo• -JSOCMI Ceast H,,,. (bf9t Nardnllll WM. l"*lllf Tmt..., Mfflf• -Ip.-. -A.JI a,...._ All <irf ;oroieJly invited to attend th.• church.. • . 1ennces·and eniOfl thi priv!Z.ges of lh• _ Reading. Rooms . . CWhl Care P,nl .. 11 AT AU lllYK:U OP N!WPOIT llACN -(Dfsclpl•I .. ...,........... . At u,,., lflJ loys Club JIJ1 Tllltl• Aw .. C:... M ... Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ...... 10:45 A.M. N11Wf'J 6 Kl•doFlortH P'rowiclell Phono: 642°2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 23rd StrHI II Oranvo, ~ost· MoM-541-5303 287 w. ·w1LSON ST., COSTA MESA In. hM L M-. ,__ _ ....._ Htnor -4 fafryln ~If Wrilp-10:10 .. ._ ~ Sclloel t e.& SUNDAY MORNIN6 llBLE STUDY •••••••• , •••• •• • t:41 A.M. ....., 1,..1 .. Wonlll,.7:00 , ... .-Paa~· M.-...... WM..7:0. p.M. SUNDAY MORN ING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •••• Hl:41 A..M • • --..,_.. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ••.••••• , •••••• ••••• ':00 P.M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~'/!WEDNESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY •••••••••••••• 7:30 P.M. NUISIRY CARI PIOYIDED w: Wltt HenlllftH ... ~ ll~' JJI Mini1t•r Mu1ic•I Dlr•ctor ~ ,,_. 4f JI SABBATH SERVICES Phono: 645-3191 Day or Night RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RABBJ BERNA'RD P.KING • r.. meeting at SL James Episcopal ChutchD 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach For Information: c.11676-7230 TEMPLE SHARON The tHMmllhe .,... .... fer ... ewtlre HorHr Afff ~NG ~US -~OMMUNITY @JJUReJl TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -Turtl• Rodt Ori.,.. •nd Al'l'lllfl OrlYe 1-blod: -Ill of C•miou. drl.,..). Stn DlllllO ,,,....._., le Cul"""' '°"'" to • Clmput Dr,) Ltfl 19 Tvrtte kocl Drift. ' ~ .... ---·-' .,.. 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for aft CICJOI 11 :00 A.M. Monil119 Wonhlp NUkSlkY CAI• 'kOVIOID AT •OJN MOUit llW lntwmltlitn CMHnill9 Ottw Mttfflllt Ctll a.1J11 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH M•in '& Ad•ms Streets Huntington Be•ch Morning Worthlp ••••••••• ••. ••••• , •••• 1:30 .I I I :00 •./ft• . l ibl• School •••••• , • •:'45 •.riii. Youth 6 roup1 •••••• 6:00 p.m. E ... ~J119 Wot1hip , ••• 7:00 p.m. NurRry Cl,. Pl'Wlded .. •ti Mnlleft: Oftlcf: SM--li# Dl•I De-.otlOl'I 53M5'0 FIRST CHRISTIAN .CHURCH Victoria & Pl1centi1 Ave. Cost• Mesa Jolltel E. Piercy MLnllltt> lod11I•· McHqih COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • Dh-.eter If Cllrhll111 EllUC:ll~ 611 HELIOtROPE Worship -10 A.M. llblt khool .............. t :Ji 1.m. M..-nl111 wors11r11 ...... _ 11:JI t.m. Ywtll 8rt1,1" ••• , ........... 4 •• 111. VtsPeni ...................... 1 11.m. NurseTlf Care Provided Churcll ScHel-10 A.M. Dr. Phllllll G. Murrw. Mlnbttf 14M771 S414J41 THE· EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAlllS, 320t Vie IUO. N......, _. 7:JO A..M--tl.ty IK._Jsr ) t :OO A.M.-Fotlllr Wotilllp & Cll•t&ll Schfft , 11 :00 A.M.-A,_..,. Ho1J IHlterlit & Mof'lfnt rr.,.r. N•.....,. PreYlded Mld0W ... Holy CoMMll .. & Heall• Semces TIM'Sdar-10:JO A.M. WM-.., 1:00 P.M. TM In ..... b P. Amy II, leahr -Ph•: 671..ctll 1 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Shcfa,s 7:JO Ir t:JO Cllercll Sdrool -t:JO n.ndoys: 6:JO Ir 10 o.•.; Hoff Doyt • ......... Ykw. n. In. J.U W. Do..t'<ho11 -no.. 141-tl26 Saint Michael And All Angels .Episcopal Church JZJJ P•lfk Y1nr Dthe, Coroaa d.W Mer StHtcl.,..S:OO A.M, Ir t:JO A.~. Ch11rcll Scltffl/N11nery-t:30 A.M. TNIClcrp-7:00 A.M. WMllffdays-t:JO A.M. n. ..... Joh• lopn Ink. l.ctor -Plio• 644-0..IJ ST. WILFRID;S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Ellis SI., HuntlngtOn BJach 1:00 A.M.-Holy c;;omm11nio11 9:3 0 A.M.--ftmily S,r.,.ie• & Church School I Nur1•ry Ctrol~ , 11 :00 A.M.-Morning Wor1hip lNurs•ry C•t•l 7:00 P.M.-F,,ti.,.11 e.,.,n1011g I S•r"'on Epi1cop•I Young Churehm•ll All Uhlrgi•1 •r• In u1• •t ••rioui tim11 Tiit Ch•m JI ••P "'tllUI• f'f lf1ly Mln11p. JtlftOI C. Ctl•y, fl••for -962-7511 R.t.: 5)6-'4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover Dr. LI 8-3631 n. R". Jo ... S. llala, f'11ter 'nleln. loltctld Whit., Aul•l•nt 1'111w • E•rly Wor1hip 1:00 a.I'!. Chri1ti111 Eduetlion 9:15 •.m. f11fi.,.• Worship 10:30 •.m. Nurseru Cari Available . W!LCOME , LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Or. Corona dtl Mer DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phono 644-2664 t,oo A.M. "-'IJ w .... 1, 10:00 A.M. SlllHlor ClllA'C• Sc .... 1 I :00 A.M. hltlwe W.mlp 617 Wnt HernltM, C.... M ... AHlfftt91 wltli ftle .. lltllf ....,.. C....... """"""'""'""""""""""'"'" 11"'"===================~:11 .. ->JI J•with f•miiH are i11.,.if•d to foi11 ut IA • tr.ily mo•nln1ful u11•rH 1V1N1N1> suY1c ........ 11DAY •r 1:11 r.11. Severtth·Day Adventist Church llF PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Splrlhlol &..odor -R11bbl CJ.... ....... 271 AYOCtrllo St., C..hl M ... 644!-5551 Ttmplo Stt1~11 Choir -Onot Shtbot JoMp• f. hffNp. PQlfor-....... 141459' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[II s.bb•th s~hoot •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t:Ja '·"'· I. T. L. T. In Times like TheH You Need The Saviour ~ Sttllffy 10:00 A.M. • ':30 P.M. -Wed......,. J:JO P.M. COAST BIBLE CHURCH. MAICO FOlUTU JI. HIG-H, U.N JUAN CAPISTIANO 4tJ0194t 494-1141 110.0407 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF, ~~PQRT HARBOR S.B.C. • ..,. CUfl' Dt'M. N.._ lotdl Din L. lllllt. P•1ter Mt-1+u ....,. .._. _ ,t1•.A.M. Wenll.lf. -111 .. A.lit. a 11• P.M. ... ;tll'f "''.,., ltnlln J;Jlt P.M, ........... TM U-rdMIMI llkfltt Of Olrbl" -UNMISITY APTIST CHURCH l2IJ $.I. PAl.ISADIS IOAI IVMDA't KM*. ~!!!~~ .~~·~······ ...... ti• A.M. ....... ~""' ...... , .............................. tldl ........ l'"":t WOlltfUP ~ .......................... Jttl PM. ....._ a:i:.. ~. ll«YICI Y .................. ··..!:!!_ ~.M.._ . ----· ~- • Mornint Wor•hlp •• , •• , ••• •• •• •••• •• •• •• ,. ••,., •• 11 :001.m. Prty•r M••tl119 V(odA11d•v •••••••••••••••••••••••• 7:30 p.m.' Costa M11$a Foursquar• Churcll"' 17!4 o .......... COlhl w ... p-.,: llJ'· lobert I. Joc--.S4a.t7JJ R•. ~6-ll17 t :41 J..w-s..dey Sc.Met 11 :00 A.M.-Cotr1f!lllftlo• Senlce "A New lodd ht 1 t7Z" , __ ,.. 7:00 P.M-"'Hew Te Stmy I• ...... .. Wei., 7:H P.M.Sr.dy Ot Tllll .... Of Acn-tr P...., FOUNTAIN VALLEY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C. ' • ........ w. ... SIONr •~w..., ''· ,..., b •• , "°""" 142-241t ......,.tctt.e ...... ,. ... lz• & ti• Mtni• Wll'llllJ •••••••• ti•• 11 ........ v....,. ... ' ....• 1".M •• Y..itl OJelr & 111111 lfllfr -Anw v.,... H.,..,., Cl,. Avtl'9Mt •t •II ..,..lmli . Newport Unity Uif~fCKIHtl•• Mtllltlr ....~1ar . -10 A.art. I 11t11 A.II. tu ·+st~ f.r .11 •••• -., ... A..M. , ... <M Inf-. ,._ - --MUI · ~-YO &U411t ' M .. Y•rde Drlwe a later StrMt, C:-. M..e: Collf. ANOltlW C. ANOllSON, P•11w -.IOHN WESTBY, -'-1•11 Pat,_,. '"""°'"' khool: f:lf -MornJno wl)l'lh!pt 1100 ..... 11100 Prine• of Pt•e• Luth•rtn Sdiool -Mis• E1th•r Ol101t, Prlnclp•I . . Offie• Phone1 149°0511 School Phon•: 1'49.0562 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mh1ourl Syni>cl 760 Ykton. St, Coste M ... Lottior V. Tontew. Pactor 148·1404 WonMp ltnlk .. l t ill A 11 A.M. lul!INy ldltlt1 t :Jlt A.M. Adult llbl• ca. .. 1 •i• A.M. c•....,,_ ......... °'' Sdi..r -14141~ Laguna Beach Neighborhood Congr091tlon1I St. Ann's & Glenneyre CHAPLAIN HAIOLD MaNllLL INTlllM MINISTI~ llY. PAUL ILIU'TI~ Mhikttr WOUH r a CHURCH SCHOOL-JO A.M • 494-6190 . · LAGUNA NIGUEL SHEPHER~ ~F THE HIW 29121 l'llGU~L ROAD ... -br. o..w ...... e,.. .......... WOUHt, & CHURCH SCHOOL -1t (l.11.. 495.0611 . • •11 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine a... HetMtt N. Nlemto11• S.-., St ... 1-t:OO A.M. G•.._ S..lce -t :OO A.M. Tiie hrtlce -10:31 A.M. IJJ-1211 N•rMrf Ce,. lll.JJ46 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER W ..... 1,........11 :11 A.M. .. St. Midi .. lphcepel Cllerc• .......... • P•lflc· \'ft Dr. Co,... ... M., ,.._: 671..0tlO Cott• M••• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I Htrbor Bl.,.d. Chure~ Wor1hip -9:30 I 11 Church School -t :JO r'41.:7727 Coit• M••• Norfli MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Mei• V•ni• & l•k•r St. M9-271t Wonhlp I Church School t:OO Ir 10:30 A.M, r-0111tt1l11 v.11,v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 luth1r.d -- 962-2193 Wor1h ip I ChurcJt School f:JO A.M. Mini1t•t f•rd R. Mill•r Huntington liteh FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 531·1517 So,...ie•• -•: 15 I-I 0:30 Nurwry C•r• All Morning Church School -9:1 5 Hr.1ritington l•1eh -North COMMUNITY . METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il A.,.. 1'42-4'461 ,.Wor•hlp & Ch11reh Seh•el 9:00 I IO:lO A.M. l,...ine -Eo1t Bluff .t' UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll-1231 l'i'422 Cul.,.,r Roe.I '' uri1~11y .orr .... Worship I Church Schoel · t I 11:30 A.M. lt.9uii1 ·1,och METHODIST CHURCH 21632 W•ll•v Dri•• In SOI.Ith IAOU!ll Wc.r1hlr "d Chu.reh Schoo -10.A.M. '499°3011 N•wport B••eh CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1'400 w. t1lbo• Bl ... d, 671-1105 W•r1hip-t:JO A.M. Church Sehool-9:30 & 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Pr.esbyterian 20112 M .... lle CN .. All-J H11ltt""911 IHdi . ~ · In. 'DoMld I. a-.... P•tor . s.llday Wenhlp: t :30 A..M. Clltte• Sdioel: t :30 A.M. Office: 20111 M .. Hlle St. Plloae: t61~t40 Church of the Covenant 2150 Fcllnlew lecnf. Colhl Mete ll'llCe A. hrrlo. Patot Su11!1.y WNll!lp: 9:30 I 11 :00 A.M. Cll•rch Sc•..r t:30 A.M. PltoM: 117·3340 Community Presbyterian Church- 411 .. ,... A ............. 'leoc:. In. DOllOlll H. lolnl-a... Albert 0 Hferpe ....,Wo~:t:41i•t:l0°11 A.M. , C•1rUSc•M1:t:30 ~ 414-7.151 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church · 600 St. AllCI,... leed; N..,..t ..... a.rt.. Herffrt DfeNafltld, Plliter • Wrilp I a.~ Sc•ool: 'i, t:JO Ir 11 A.M. ....... : '46-Ti4'1 St. Mark Pres)yterian Church Cecw ....... ,.. 1 lodMlff Drl.,., c.r... ... M• J•-., ......... P91ter W....., I Cll•rc• St...i -f :OO &: 10:30 A..M. ftr ... : '44-1141 ,. Trinity United Presbyterian Church 17 .. Ir flr:t1p•ct, S.... AH (VJ •L I.et .t Ntwp0rt Fwy.) OUTSTAHDIN• YOUTH •RCMlAM-ACIU OF PARllN• Wordilp a Cll.U Sc...., -t :OO • 10:31 ,_.,.:,...,._ M .... : loll Oh•te111, lolJ Plltttcl Mllllstw et Mmt: -D..1k Kr.... -,.0111: 1544·7110 WAY IN FELLOWSHI~ • ' CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 011' l•VHC• IUMDAY •••v.c:• .............. ni• A.M. Miii.,._ , • , • .,.._, Jkk'IM,. •.l.C,11'. 2411 P•Hk C.... Htp..,. c.toH4of M• THE FIRST·CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCI -.. .......,....,. MltllW Qlwd ., """*' O.IQ •• , ...... k .................. IUNDA'I' ISRVICI ........... , 1t1•11U1. Mlr1h,_,. , •• A11trt ..,._, tue' fM• •t•Lt ct.UI Ofl MIWPOll llACM 111 ..... ll\lf., ...... Community Bib.. ChURit of lluntlngton Boach --•.H• ........ (%13) 941-3851 W• '1ocl1lrn Tlt• Truth •f th• At•• for tfl• Ntfft ef Our At• · Su!IU, Wtrsfll9 a ShlCY: 1111t• lh• A.Mo ........,., ........... , ............ ,. ... (Ml • 1tJNlll , ..... l'IPIN7LT MRYJNe AY• llUA ytlW SCHOOL .11Hl AYILLA LANI -HUNTIN.TON llACH • I • • ' • ' / ' " ' " -" • • Pulpit and Pew Rise of Jesus Among Young Tops :.71:.ReligiQn Froqt.~;- !From Pafe 4) 1 .unily Worsh ip Servicr on 1•'riday evening 11t 7:45 p.m. at I he Comn1unHy Congrei::a· tional Church, 4111 Katcll a A venue at Bloomfield, in Los Alamitos. Parents are urged. to l'Qn1e and bring their children of 1111 ages. The Servic~ will be condu.cted by flabbi Henri E. Front and Cantor Harry N e w nt a n . Everyone with birthdays and \l.'edding anniversaries should be present at thJs service . to r!t:eive the blessing . Rabbi Front will tell a sermon-story. Everyone is invited to attend the traditional Oneg Sh2bbat and Social hour follo~ling the services whJch "'111 be hosted by f.1r. and ~trs. Jack lloseman. '{'he transplant· is to the physical body what Christmas is to the Christian! The Rev. LoOtat Tornow discusses "Did ChrisJo_1as . .._'I'.a\1>?~_rin:.._his sermon tomorrow ~: 15 and 11 a.m. Come with us and check your spiritual stitches as we celebrate the indwelling of Christ among us. Christ l.utheraa Church, 760 Victoria, Costa Mesa. ~1rs. Chari ts Case; As Assl5- tant Church Clerk; Mrs. Robert Joyte. The congregation of Crown Valley Covenant Cbureb will begin holding their worship services at Crown Valley Pre· SChool on Sunday. The ten o'clock Sunday School st::>S.i~ and the morning worship at eleven bad previously been held at Crown Valley Elemen.. tary School. The Pre-School, which has just been completed at Crow n Valley and La Plata Drive, is a private school of· fering a planned program for children from 21h to 8 years of age. It is not affiliated with the Covenant Church which owns the surrounding five-acre church site. The first service .w i l LJ_ea t.u-t..e .D...a..v id~ Fredrickson, a young violinist from the Rolling Hi 1 ~ s Covenant Church, Rolling Hills Estates. Pastor Robert A. l-lonnette will deliver the New Year's message, "To Love Cod". The conununity 1s in· vited lo share these services. ... ~elghborhood . Coogregation- al Church hosted the 35th An· nual Mid-Winier Youth Con· ference of the Southern Gali- The Rev. Donald H. Baird fontia Conference of the United will bring the New Year's Church of Christ on Mond,ay message at the Community through)Vednesday. Abc!ut,300 Presb~htn c ·b·u r c b of high school youth and advisers Lagu na Beach on Sunday, took part in a program choosing as his ser1non topic centered around the theme . "What Time is it?" Worship-"Me, Jesus, Future $h{\c}';." • pers are invited to attend Some of the leaders include :' either tne half hour service at Sister Alexia Navarro, 1JfO· 8:45 a.nl. or one flour servJCes -teS!ol-M Sociology at Mary· at 9:30 or 11. Crib room care mount College, Rev. Kenneth · is provided during services. Pagard and" Abba's Children" Visitors are invited to attend. of Chula Vista, and Blshop .,,.,.._- For tile first Sunday in 1972, Dr. Verner I: OIBon announces that he will speak on "Modern Miracles". at II a.m. in the First Baptist Church, 24521 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills. His messages during tQ.e coming weeks will be based on the Book of Acts, in a resumir tion of an expository series suspended for the Holidays. The service will include the ,recognition !I~ installaiiQfl of recently elected church of· ficers and board members in- Ciuding'. As Vice Moderator: Air. Nelson Reid; A,s .Sunday School ~upeMnten&iiT: Mr, Reginald ·stark:' As Assistant• Sunday School Superintendent : Mr. B.E. Brownfield: As Chut!h Secretary and .Assistant : Mrs. A d r i a n Maaskant. and , Mr. Russell Jones; as Fin a.o c i a.I Sec;retary: Mrs. Ad Io w Pollock; As Assistant Finan~ cial Secretary : Mrs. Stephen Crosby; As Church Clerk: Edward Crowther, Anglican Bishop from San Diego. "Living on the S e,c on d Story" will be the sermon topic or the Rev . Bruce A. Kurrie at The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 28.50 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa-. Worship services will be held at 9:30 and 1 a .m. Chu'rch school t~ough the eighth - -grade will be held . at 9:30 a.m.; lhe: high SCJ\QOI clMS meets at 10:46•a.m. Child care is provided at both servioos: The Rev. 'James·E. ·P:ierey, pastor . ,Jlr Flnt \._chrlill8'n Church,'. ,;112 ,,Vl~.\Df'i ,;;treet. will begin a pew-senes of sermons Jla~d on the Gospel of Mark.next SUllday morning. The fir~ sermon in the series will t>e ''Thi -Man of God", which ·Pastor Piercy will present during the 10~. a.m. Worship service. During the Vesper Hour, 7 p.m., he will speak on the subject "Jesus, The One . with Authority". Middl~age 'Sinner' Makes Resolutions By WUIS CASSEUl Ulllf«& l"AU J11t•m•Tlon.11 New Year~s re¥>1utions of a middle.aged sinner: For the sake of my faithful and Jong-suffering wife. r will forego watching, football on television during the months of February, March, April, May and June, During the remainder of the year, I will limit my indulgence in U1is pasttime to Saturdays, Sundays and Monday nights, unless there happens to be a game on Friday night . I will try to glve up my favorite form of travel, name. ly the ego trip. I will ·resist, insofar as I am S:ble, the temptation to take advantage of a .. listener's credulity or kindness by subtly exaggerating my own status or achieve- ments. Other SU!lday Services of the dellver the message 1trs There church are Bible School at .. 'Room For Me ?" The cholrs.91 .... 9: 15 a.m. and Christian Youth the congregation ~ ,the .. ,_ B)' GEORGE w. co!INEl,L '• 1~· •. cO!!')'lelc world, many, )>r«..i--.•w.P'tlit ,Vietnam ,.,. •.Ulloa wtt1• in.! .. ~ s!mple al\fWe~/' wor. , . ~. I Fellowship at 6 p.m. dir.ection of MW Jenniftr --I Quick render special musi<: . NEW YOiltJAJ'J"..';-.J"''\j.~ ... .1!,~2'.,lll~ilt!~~l'O~iew. ~Udles·~~ed by 1n J97l became the li{e.stOero ~~-lftWi""lieu:;~k---{;,.g;t;1"J,.br.v·t= ;;:$ :-~; •. on the Km~ritl\\f Vf>ilt,11 lCene: uid thal:· "Uke· all masa., ol f!00,000. 1 ·mo s i J.1ary Dorr of the Ameriet:• lor the service• of, "'.onbi p;. That seemed ·.IQ be .!)le. mo~etD111ts: tbl:r one «>mbin" prltru favor oPilillal celibacy year's top develop~ent ln th.e the tlements both of·hope and -but the btsboP, -and a religtoi.1S ·field. which has bereJY,t' . worldwide Synod in Rome in· gro,vn Increasingly nu id and The nation's youth culture, sbted that the celibacy re- variable, n1ore of a protean which ha' varied fro n\ qu.irement must b6 main· movement than one with quietism to tun1ultuous protest talned. Bible Society will moderate "Reconciliation" on KOOP-TV, The Unttariao Unkttsallst Channel 13, Thursday and Jan. Cbnrch of Costa Mesi, 1259 13 at 10 a .in. The program is Victoria Street. will have as presented under the auspices its guest speaker this Sunday of the Council of Churches in morning at the 10:30 a.rn. Southern California1 · Radio-service, the Rev, Pearle I. Television-Film Commission, llamilton, D.D. She is a well Dr. Cllfton Moore. Director. known minister, 1 e ct u re r, "Reconciliation" brings before t eacher. w r It er and the c ~ m e r a s outstanding • metaphysiclan. She has lee· ministers and laymen. tured all over the United States and has founded several To Perforn1 Mildred Kammeyer. noted orgarust, \vill feature new composi· tion written for her by organist-compose r Fre- deric Barnes. "Dea th Valley Sketches" wUl be perforn1ed Monday eveaj,Qg~at 8 o'clock at Gra'C e Lutheran Church, 4427 Overland Ave., Cu lver City. Barnes is currently di- rector at St. Mary's Church in Laguna. clear-cut institutional Struc· to ~ychedelic .e.<tea.plstn to -Religio us (o r c e-s tures. culWh confo~n11tl' m dress Catholic, Protestant and This aspert sho\ved up ih a~ ~pte<.-b. di~played lts new Jewish -joined in opposition many ways, including the reilg1ous bent in sundry ways. to help defeat a c.ongressional surge or interest in Jesus and Most visible and audible ~as proposal to amend the U.S. ... n other retlgious resourc·es th~JesJ,ls mo\·ement, croppu~g Constitution to allow public ·~unong young people. who up thraug~ut the l~untry, 1n school~ t_o sponsor "nnn• widely shunned traditional com~uncs , and B1ble·study denom1nat1onal" devotations. St. John the Divine Episcopal Cburcb, 2 O 4 3 Orange, Costa MeSa, will observe l-loly com munion at 7:30 and .9:30 a.m. Sunday Sc;hooJ-claS!es-for-aH-ages at 9:30 a.m. Nursery care pro- vided 1tarting at 9 a.m. The Youth Group will meet in the evening at 7 p.m. On Thurs· day. the Feest ol Epiphany, there will be services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Resurrection L u t h e r a n Church, L.C.A .. 9812 Hamilton Ave., Huntington Be a ch , schedules n:iorning worship with'Holy C.Ommunion at 10 :30 a .m. Arthur R. Tingley , Pastor, will speak on "A New Way Into The New Year''. Rosedith Werley is organist. Lloyd Danie l.son ls choi rmaster. No Sund a' School sessions. Children and parents worship together. At the Costa Mesp Four· square Church, 1734 Orange Ave. the pastor will speak on the topie for the 11 a.m. Holy Communion Service, "A New Road in 1972.'' He will speak on the topic. '11-low To Stay in Love?" for the 7 p. m . Evangelistic Service. Sunday School will be at the usual time of 9 ~45 a.tp. with classes for all ages. ·Rev. Jacobs the pastor will start a new Bible · Study series on the book of Acts on Wednesday night at 7:3Q p.m. Everyone is cor- dially invited to attend the services. The Rev . Robert L • 9Jrn~Jison, Rector of St. Mary!s Church, 428 Park Ave ., LaguDa Beach, announ:ces that the ~ient rite of Epiphany, commemorating the visit of the 'Magi to the Chri~t child, will be celebrated a.t the church, 4:28 Park A venue, 4guna Beach, at 7·:30 p.m. Thursday. Father J a m e s Corbett, worker-priest. at St. Mary's, revals ·-that "the celebration Of the Epiphany or 'Twelfth N i g ht • , concludes Christmas festivities. In the sec'ond century A.O .• this was a commemoration of the Bap- tism of Jesus. A century later. the Nativity of Christ and His first miracle at Cana were associated with the date of January sixth. Finally, in the fourth century. the Church ' began to celebrate the date pr im a r i 1 y as a com· memoration of the visit of the Magi with emphasis upon the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles. The Magi were the first nonJews to be confronted with the birth of Jesus." churches. Her sermon will be "You Can Begin Again" which she originally gave o v er WKXTV at the request of the Oklahoma Council of Cburcbes as their .N~~ .._Y.ear's message to the city. Nursery care will be provided. In 8'i<ijtion, members, friends. and guests are invited to remain after the service to enjoy the "Coffee & Conversation Hour,. t h a t follows. Vatlean Speaks Out church organizations. l)lCetings. rhe under!:round · -llomose~uuls came out 1n It ''h ~ .. ft f .JesLL<; pre ss srevo' to about 50 the open in their dem and ror h fas .""""~ 1 a 1Ye~~ ~. papers, produ<·ed for and by full acceptance in the ::~c th~n:V n r::a v~010;~ youths..., ch urches. Jn Neur Yolk, San S Y.th US .. t" f gth "EJeesses and defects" ex-"F'ranclsco·and elsewhere they mi execu 1ve or e · t · th t · 1 d' · · W Id• ,..~.:-ft.1 _, Ch h , is in e rnovemen, inc u 111g orga nized their O\vn con• or vnun.:1 m urc es. band·\vagon faddism ,nv!I itit f who. add~ t~t. Am7rica is roving historian. E. d \~a rd grega ron. , , ~ bulging with religion u1 quan· Plownlan Out be concludes in -The U.S. !-Jupreme Court tity, but Jt is of uncertain 8 book ·"The Jesus t.to\'e~ knocked out state pl~ns 10 quality. .1 • • • Rhode I :' I a n d an tl m~~t. that it has th7, '1ta\!ly Pennsylva nia for subsldizin~ to chang7 t~.e worl?. ' • salaries .of p~rochial school Alo~g ~ ith . it. a ~ d teachers; blocking a i m 11 a r No lV omen in Priesthood? sometimes Jnclud1ng backing plaM in lS other states and in- fro1n regular churc.h you'.h creasing finan cial pressUJ'l'S J.:roups, Jesus . f.est1va!s 111 on a shr inking system o[ many co1nmun1t 1es d re \V church schools. th ousa.nds of_, young people, -United Presbyterians and somettmes tens of thousand~. 'American Bap tists elected .Broadway bloss~?'ed wit~ \vomen to their top offices, VATICAN CITY (UP!) - A npted Roman C a t h·o l i c theologian said Wednesday the Vatican never will yield to demands for women pr~ests. The Rev. Gino Concetti, answering a reader's letter in the Vatican mag a·z i it e L'Osservatore Della Domenica, said proposals to this effect at this year's third International Syrlod of Bishops at ttte Vatican uwere not taken sei'iously." "Neither demands by the feminist movement nor the widespread usage in non- Catholic Christian churches will lead the Catholic church to abandon the apostolic discipline" under which the priesthood has been reserved for men since the days of the Apostles, Concetti said. He said "the proposals of some bishops at the Synod were not taken seriously'' because they implied a new conception of the priesthood as a task a5islgned by the con· gregatiqn rather than handed down :since the times of the first fvllowers of Christ. Concetti said the concepl of women priests has been ac- cepted by about 70 non- Catholic churches, but Roman Catholic church la\\', like tha t of the Eastern Orthodox Chui-ch , urequires: a tn.ale sub- j~ct for the validity of priestly or~ation. ·~ He said Pope Paul \IT reitereated the ban on wo1nen priests in a recent leUer to the Dutch episcopate and in a spetth ~onf~ring the tille of "Doctor of tbe Church" on St. Teresa of Av"ila , a 16th century Spanish nun iind the first women so honored. · hits a~ut J.esus -G.odspell and the Lutheran Church in and Je~~s . Chr 1st -Affierica and American Supe rstar. Night clubs took t.utheran Church ordaine d up the theme, and the word, th · fir · · .. J ,, d ied di t 1. etr st women mln1sters. shf:l~~· ecora r Y · -The Presbyterian Church Co li d . ... U.S. (southern) s q r.:e aked eges. -an uruver11i.,~3 through a touch"u conve ti n continued _ to e,xpand their . r -. n ° offerings or religious courses, without a threatened sph_t, but a trend going 00 for a decade, some di3£!UOUed forces. in the arid demand"~fo_t t~e._,cla..ses __ ~u_:~ ~~I~ were planning on continued to rise. ·••· ···-· ---- Aside from these in--.Mother Roman Catholic JOINING ... tellectu&l pursuits. there \Vas bistlop. Bernard M. Kelly of a growing fa scination with the Providence, R.J., res i g n e d occult, with paraspychology, from ·-the episcopacy, pro-- astrology and-charms. as well testing its rigidity. He was tho as with eastern meditative second bishop in this country disci plines . and 0 r i en ta I to do*· * * * 1:r * * religions. -'111e' Lutheran Church ~ Youth f o 11 o we r s of Mii~url Synod turned aside criticized if he feels unable, in p p uJ Le · Ramakrishna. in s a f r r on pfo[iosals by its president, the any particular year, to renew ope a .·vels Blast wrappers. went lhrough oily Rev., Dr. J. A. 0., Pu·us, to hls membership. Jt is not un-streets, chanting the I r clam~ unprecedented. new common for individuals or , , , · ~ -. prayers. restrictions on doctrinal in-- <From Page 4) couples to drop out !or a while At v· 1 f . 'P' ' Othermajorrel-igionstorieS letpretatlon. . . an1.:· :~~ ~~~~~ !bat IO e~Ce:_. or . .eace I :;r'i:1n!m,~~t ~f s;x persons, J>iill!~plili~'~~ 0! becoming his disciple was an VATICAN CITY ~l) . · "1' .... "'"'incfuatng ..:·.thtte--lt·o··in-an 7"~ttve;-wai";rl:iicted easy, simple arid respectable .-. . C -m e n t 10ned bombardments Catbolie priest:s · art .... _ ... -iest' pra.d.1 ... a.t of the Nattonal thlil to d lik · · · tb ParvoJPaul Vl-C£Wc1 .war:.sy -amona~"aad , ...... t .. c~"'of ' ~· .. ,.... g o, e iommg '"~-~r ... aiid -·-·· .1 -. .:. .c· .. ·-·,:. ... --km·-= -"It and a nun•t1tle<ltl'lll. ~~ges vCOUl!dl pl catholic Blaliopa _Rotary C111b. Qn fhe contrary;· -v ff -· ~_.,., ~ e rt-e-e~-even"""°"!'8' g"""5 e~ ~f of plotting to kl<ffl8\\·"' ·•· sUCCeeding am oder ate 1 j he warned that those w.ho Wednesd~,x and s.a1d world 1971. Vatican ~ources said t 1s prest~ntt t .a~e and blow u Hi..J;.~ialJop.tJalu\ Cardinal would follow is way must be Je¥ders Who consider them~ r~ferred to hea~y U.S. born-f ,d I ~h 1·' t . p De d f Detroit d t . sten• to peace are: wrong bmg'of NOi'tJt vreinam a e era ea 1ng sys em 10 ar en o . . rea y o carry a cross. Jo:rom ,..... . · . .. ,, · 1 ' . ~ the very sMrt, membership in Th.e. Pope did not c14' , ·' M?.r~ µ>an e~,. the Pope , .• ~, the Christian c 0 mm u n 1 t Y specific examples, but he saiO, we, not~ M4 deplore the T l 0 • s d was-and was meant lo be -,fact that {he world scene. . • em·p e pens tu' y a costly commitment, not to 'pr~ts to. us a sad .spectacle be undertaken lightly. C · l U •t _o! ~educ1ble conflicts, l'in. There was a time, during oun y · m diet"' r~pflsal•. horn· T'''o"" G' .e.neral·. Pu'·bl··in the so-<:alled 1 •rel igloo s ~ar<if!tents-and v1 o l enc e, _ .._,- revival" of the 1950's wile H N. · S · ilrti~st as though such J)l'O. • , . social pressures j n d' u c e ~ as ew . et· cted1ngs ~uld help prepare ,. . 11 . 1 A . 1 tor peace. ._. Temple .Beth Sholom, !WI entiWng tbe. 1ludolll ti> attend m. '· ions o. mericans to a · Earli'er, the Pope ~"· all cl •n sa•• d ' Su f I t th h h b Of Off• --'i'ustin Avenue0-Santa-Ana, an· -asses u •lo(r aye, D-11a ~ ·w1 c ur~ es w ose -:-_ _ icerS dernened violence and. unrest -44p, Mondays and Tuesday• teachings they .did not un·--around tile world and cited ~~ to the Orange-County fo~ one complete quarter. derstand, and if they bad such example,! as Northern . Communit)l.the Opening of it's The ree will be $10 per un~erstood, would not have Change of office'rs for the Jreland, the 1 n di an sul>-~~er ~rjer rei~tration of person ,per q_uarter to Temple believed . governing Board of the continent and Vietnam . the Institute o{ Jewi~h St1,1dies, members ·$5 per person for ~ortunately for churche~. Catholi c Community Agencies But his remarks Wednesday available to the general public High School a n d u~ this era of easy "success'; 1s of Orange County include: during a weekly geheral •u-as ,en pt> pi~mbers of the dergraduate students a n d now o~er. There are fewer President, Mrfl. Peter G. dle~ were merely added to Terriple. · Religious School teachers, $15 people m the pews these days, Muth, Santa Ana ; Vice Presi· the end of a speech deallng ·: 'Monlin,. classes are· now per person per-~arttr.to non- but be bl dl'nt, Ray Johnson, Santa i; you can reasona Y Ana ; Secretary, Ed Johnson, with the Christmas holiday1. ·.being -founed-·-for .5aturday1 temple member . sure that most of those who Brea ; Finance Chainnan, Don The Pope said the world ·from 9 s.m.-11 s.m., SUDdays 9 -1Ulliiltratlon wUl take 'Place show up on Sunday are there Nik.las, .Cypress; Rel i r i 0 g situation confro-nted him wlUi .-:a.m.-to. noon .( i o c I u d Ing ln cf~l!I "Saturday; January ~they are seriously con-President and Special Officer, a "new t ment" which made brunch) and Mondays 9 a.m.-15th Sunday, January 10th and cerned with the worship of Nie Joyner, Orange. him suffer a o ith innocent 10 a.m. MOnday January 17th starting God. · victims of violence. The weekend classes will of-at 9 a.m. Tuesday evening Catholic community Agen-It was the foUrth time ln ·10 fer :a choice of studies of Januacy 18th registration will cies embodies two commuhni1~y days the Pope had spoken on mOdem Jewish Literature (a be a& 7:30 p.m. prior to.class. Cle service organizations, Cat o 1C the various wars and ~loody round-table discussion of con· For further information ' rgymen ySocialhl OrServic.e ~nd CCalhhooil~c aftermaths of conflict around cepts ~f Judaism and -pro-please contact the Temple of· ·Soo~ I Se g~n1zatf1£on. at Jc the world. . btems of J~Wlsh identity en-flee at 532-6724. 0 0 c1a rv1ce o ers non-sec· Most of the Pope's address cmnpassed in the work! of. ma- ptiTtg ut tarlan fNnily coonseliog to 1ouriits and ·p11~1ms con' -ior Jewish au1nors ot today l. around both marital problems C!!med the meaning or -The Parashah of the week (a Church Granted NEW YORK (AP M ·and problems arising between Christmas and, in fact, he study of the d1'v1'ne wi··•-m of· J -?st parents and children. Catholic t ted h' h -Prate. stant c. I erg y men , Youth Organization give s s ar '~ ~marks with t e the Torah ), or Chain of Tradl· Btiil" d" Ok parltcul.arly ID the . o.1 de. r , services to clubs and conducts words: "MeIT)' Chfistmas.+• tion {an exploration af Jewish mg ay categories, are satisfied 10 • athletic programs for children The Pope's appearance was Ethics, Pllo.sopbies, and 1 J will slow down, take life easier and get more rest, not merely fOr the· sake of my physica l health, but, more imJX>rtantly, because 1. have learned it is well-nigh impos- sible to be kind, considerate and concerned with the needs of otheA when fatigue has driven me into a state of nerv- ous irascibility. I wfil spend mote time walking in the woods Md 1o6k· ing at "'ildflowers and listening to the m~sic o( waterfalls. ror 1 believe that simple.enjoyment of the beauty of nature is one of the surest ways to draw nigb unto its Crtator. I will build into my daily routine more fixed and in~ violatable times for prayer and meditaUon, because I have learned that it takes more than one act-of-surrender a· day to keep my stubborn self-w il1 in subjection 'to God's will. Knowing how brief and fleeting are the moments I can -!fly. "Thy w!U be done," and honesfly mean Jt, I will hand over .the problem of reforming my cha racter to God by offering daily the very realistic prayer of St. Francis: ''O L-Ord, help me to WANT to love you.1 ' I will not allow myself the emotional luxury of empty fet,lings. l wilJ ,remember ~at there is no real cpmpaa.c;lon in ''fcelina: 119rry"1 for someone with troubles, unl ia& that feeling is accompanied immediately by Some -concrete act of lOie. however inadequate it may be as a solution of the total problem. - l will endeavor to keep my nasty temper under con· trol, even when 'somebody telephones me on a trivial mat.. ter during U)t suppotedly-sacrosanct hours of early mom. Ing, 1".!'en I an> tlltally absorbed In trying lo gel my co~ 1'He Stands at Yoor Door" sermon topic, at Fa It b Lutheran Cburcb. 34381 Calle Portola, Capistrano Beach. On this flrst Sunday of the year, the Lord's Supper will be celebrated. The Junior Choir will sing, "There is a Name I Love to Hear." under the direction of Walter Peters. CofJee will be served after the 10:30 a.m. service, as members, friends, and visitors get acquainted. Baby cafe is ·· provided during the worship service and Sunday School. The Sunday School classes, which begin at 9:15, have been growing substantially during the pe<t yoor under the dire<:· lion of Col. Carl Krumm. After serving· several years, Mr. Krumm ls handing the Sunday Sc h o o I superin- tendency to Mr. Donn Id Sp-iekerman. The rapid growth of the Adult Bible Class is at- tributed to the present in· spiring ttudy of the "Power. Personality, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit.'' Newcomers are always welcome to any of the classes. The Wednesday even- ing Spiritual Growth Bible Cla,., 7:30-9:00 p.m. b con- tinuing Its study of "Revela· tlons o! the Messiah In lhe Old thei r profession.But they feel teens and young adults ' hls last of 1971, ·He ls not Mysticisn\). INDIO (UPI) ~The largest they're unde'rpaid. And many ' · · scheduled to rnake &bother 1p-The Monday morning class building pt.rqill 1n cit~ history are chaffing under parish Other members of the Ex-pearance until New Year's will !tud'y 'bbth spok~n and wu }ssued TIJeeday fer a $2.7 presSures ecutlve Board are: D 0 n dny wh'en"he W111' travel to a written Hebrew for beginners. million apartment ... develo~ As in ihe Roman Catholic Kempf, Anahe~m .. or catholic boyS' town on the outskirts of Tuesday. evening• sesalons ment for tow Income families, Priesthood ~"inc re as in g You th · Organization: R 0 n Rome. offer Ideal about Death-and ' .,. Frank, Coota M..a. of to be financed by t be number of them seem to be C thoi' So . 1 Se . N. Life After Death in the Jewish R 1 'd opting out. a 1c c1a rv1ce; 1c tradition (a discussion of v er 11 e--San Be:rnarcbno These are among the fin· Joyner, Ways and .Means; Pope .Schedules responses lo the reality of Council of Churcho!. - dings or a '.\ariety of studies. Mrs. Raymond H.e1hgman, 'death, and"' explanations on Wort on tbr· M1e c c , surveys and symposiums con-Orange, Deaner~ Ll~ison: ~ S • J l\f grief death and mourning to Vineyards project, which will ducted recently in an effort to Jo_hnson, Nom1n11hng Com-pec1a 388 others), or Contemporary encompass 37 bulldings and gauge the· mood and problems mitt~_; Joe Sh_erry, ~nahelm. Jewish-American and ltroeU 268 UJ\fts, la o:pected to be in the ministry. fJubilc1t~: -~s. w.1~11 am VATICAN CITY (AP) writers to di.8cern differences oomplet.ld by nut.August. Garrett Th~ 010 g i ca I Keeler. Mtss1on V1ei o. ~)'-Pope Paul VJ ptnnned to !J~y and slmilatitiea In outkJoks).1.;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Seminary, a· United Methodist Laws: Miss Mary Coughhn, Mass:' New Y~ar 's Day !n Dible Stories are not fo~11 institution in Evanston, 111., is L~guna Hills, Jtouse Com· ~mes Boys Town. about six Chin!ren (the ex.amination of BUSINESS AND a survey of 4 1 472 alumni. m1ttee. • miles north of the clty. ma~r hoTidays and the ir PR.OFES fl"\t..i;. round ihal'm0$! clergymen en· Special commitlees a re Th Vatican annQunoem<nt-t hanges tbi'oug)fthe ag•s), or -S ""'"'L joy their work and havo a chaired by : Mrs. Georg• Ce-Monday noted that N•~ H~~. An<:ient and Modern GUIDE ._, sense o f accompllshmen\ lka, Costa Mesa , Las Mano• Year's i. the date tile pontif! part 11 • (rtadln( fllld wriUng1.,...,...._...,.,....,._,..._J ahoul Jt. Amigas Gilild ; Mrs. -Thomas proclalmod.fil'e .years ago "' for begrru,.,.•). lltgistratlon1• But this attltud'l prevails Bernardy, Vill• Park, Tout ,· an annual "Day of Peace. u will be tor _th&eDtlre program • ~TT'll;SSES mo re among older clergy than Groups: and, Mrs. peter uATTRESSES . among the young. Pert1k, Santa Ana, Memorials 't V" ~ • wnn "tirltten, _ · ,,. Even though it seems a great waSte to d'eiiy yourlg people the benellt of the va•t store of wlstlom l have ..,. cumulated over the years. I will offer counsel to people undt:r 30 only when tpeeifically requested to do ao. t will not olfU advice to people over 30 even if they ask for It. becauae l know they don't .really want IL Besldea, ii has come tu my atteollon that my judgment is not necessarily lnfsilible, and on cx:caslon has boon dlustrously """1g. Seventy prcent of those and Spedal <lilts. l IO~TS HOMl:t"flAI~ ... ' 1 ... •si..- Lu1beraq ... u:urcta of The f.raduated in 193(»! a r ~ General BOard meeti ngs are E --.. Masttr at 2900 Pacific View 'highly satWied" in their held monthly at ~ CatbOlic • " fteanori&I• p-.:J-c..N ""-.._'4Re- Drlveh. Coron£ a de! Mar( offers whork, while only S5 percent! of <;ommunity Agencies' main -~ •... m. _. Qvta ftl , llflt u1~y~8rJO• two oura o worship a 9 and t.he graduates "Of the 1960's eel office at 1112 Spurgeion st.. _ --_::-""" -a II a.m. Sunday Church Sc:hoof fhal way abolil it. Simla Ano. • Tbt So.a.b/4nd'1 !ttost Bt-'~,·1·'·' IL.-...,...i!_,... __ _. and Adult Bible claues aroJ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~---;;il -"' e --UPHOLSTERY I, e held at 10 •·!JI. Tbe Lord's $,300,000-1t71 TAX SHEi.TU MmorialJ Supper will be celebrated al AVAILAILE-200%. DEDUCTllfllTY --• O>\~uM • """"' M•H ~1,,\Silic.. ry ' t~ flrtL-Sundiy of--t.ht---new IHDIV1DU.t,L IOVOHT TO .IOIMT VllllTUttl PU.THiii: OlVll.~f ..:~~ ,TD t:ES. of theWO''D 'D . Testament." 1 l will not eiq>ect ti>, keop th,.. resolutions falthlully all r•~r lo/>g, because l have alrudy dl"'9\'eted how dlf· ~ul Ii will be to Jive .up to them wilbout an occasional rel•!>'" Somebody just call~ me on the Jtlepbont. • -bolh hours of worahlp oo thla .i..i-~ I -U~ Y ear. The n .. v. """'" C. o, ,aooU<.1J1• 011. 1110,1.-rT. ttO OlllUJ110. "'J'-U. & A~ '.);\.L JJL.aotv ,_ d.1° t -Qlll;: • .....,_. ·~ C.UH lllOUlll•O. -1111'1 fl -c-:== .,.. .. , ' ..... , I Olm bu betn 1ppotnlfd ••11 _____ _!:!!::..~· :!,!~!!:!!;:!., ____ Jl\~~~~·~~===-J~"~-.,...,..~"Sii~n~f<l~Ai~no~o:rM!~Or~a~n~g~r _j(_:::~:=::::~~~ the lnltrim p&ttor and wtll1• CALL •l14J 547.5179 Oft TalrvftlD AVtn,... 538·1191 -JJll-11111-n..llln'--J.--ll •, • . • ' • • ., VPl e<>r~resporiden~interview some of the world's leaders in critical and important fields antJ, give their views on w.hat to look forward to in the new ~·. year ahead .. ~ / ..---.....---Our Man in San Franclsro -----, . . Do Cabbies Trade Cars With Cops? • By HERB CAEN SAN . FRANCJSC() -Add sodden thought ol a 'San Francisco-watcher: Are our poUce cars old tuicabs or are our taxic~bs old. police cats? EasJ: a1µ1w~1 to bar~ question& depl: "Why Is ii that the Cleveland Wreck.Jng Company, which has tom down .BO much of San Francisco, has offices in almost every princlJ»} clty eXcept Cleveland?" Answer : Because Cleveland has afready been torn down. Stiggesttd bumper strip for the ?A!ro Population Growth movement: "Make War, Not Love." • • • . "THERE IS no !Uch thing as earth- quake .weather," 11ay the experts, but my 'lriend Louls F. Clufin has proved ttiem. wrong. After studying the 45 ma- jor earthquake• that have occurred in California tince July, 1769, he can report that 22 of them took place in April (7), June (8) and July (7). There ' has never been a major quake in September, a good month to stay home.~ Those aigns on the Sausalito ferry that read "Emergency Exit -Kick Out ·mass" .constitute a good reason for not. going aboard barefoot or wear· ing sandals. The corporate life: When the office boy comes by with the 1972 fillers fpr yolD' desk calendar, ·you can figure you'll be around for another year. • • • • S?RICJ"LY from hunger: Wheat germ it an awful name for something that's supposed to be good for you ... One assumes that the newish restauratit on SUtter called Lumpy's does not spec::lalize in ma sh e d potatoe.s. , .Eating wild duck rank! with breakfast in bed and reading in the baUttub as one of life's overrated pleasures ... Restaurants don't have a problem with leftover turkey. They make chicken a la king out of it. • • • IF THE stranger you're chatting with at a cocktail party graduated from YJle or Harva.rd, you'll find out about it with.Jn five minute's, sometimes less. Tf the .male hairdresser you meet isn't homolewaJ, he'll drop the fact. within 90 ~ndl. A woman who feels she Joo~ too young to be a grandmother · will produce photos of h er grandchildren within 55 seconds, not a noord. A wife who 1ays "1 don 't want anything for Christmas and 1 mean it" doesn't mean it., as the husband will find out 21 seconds into Christmas Eve. Hank Granrs think-about-it : All the people· in favor of birth control have already been born. • • • LOVf; MEANS never having to say "Have a nice day.'' , KYA Newscaster Carlton Cordell and his wife found themselves in the "Three Ride Free" lane on the Bay Bridge Thurs. and were stopped by the guard, who pointed out "There are on- ly two of you." You may think that was .overly obvious but it wasn't, for Ca rl ton inquired "What if she's pregnant?" Guard: "Pass. and good luck." • • • P A T R IC K DAlLEV'S irreverent graffito: "FDR originated the 'I love Lucy' series." • • • ALL HEART: One Christmas, yoo'U recall, George Lemont gave his nephew he's not too fond of ad electric train and 12 miles of straight track, and this year he had another goodie for the shnook -a framed photo of the 49ers. "It's rather faded," he ad- mits. "but you can make oat Bret Harte, Levi Strauss and John Sut- ter ... " Confucius-san geUing relevant: at Kawatomi on Fillmore, Barbara Thomas cracked a fortune cookie to read "Be sociable today . ..Speak to person in front of you in unemploy- ment line." • • • CALL ME ~LPIDE: Sequential tail lights are a traffic menace and should be banned. So are people who drive around with those hideous stuffed-clogs -the ones with the bob- bing heads -in the rear window. These ca" are generally driven by a pair of straight gray people who call each other ''Moiher'' and "Fathtr" and are childless. . Comineni .. • ·Racial Equality Without Violence . By DONALD E. MULLEN Uniltd Pres1 lntemaUonat The real problem is white people as· sume the drama and success of the civil rights movement of the Sixties was such that the 1970s meant the issue would be over. -"The fact is we took care only of the peripheral issues. It's !Ike tearing doWn the walls -now fhe problem is trying to get through the debris. It's hard and it's dusty and it's cl~udy and it's smoky , •. •• The phone rang and Vernon E. Jordan Jr. turned to answer it. At 36 he is one of the country's fastest rising black leaders, a man who for the past 10 years has spent most of his time fighting civil rights legal batUes. ON JAN. 1 he assumes the toughest job of his career: successor to the late Whitney Young as executive director of the !Jrban League. Jordan is a huge ril.an who first gained national attention in 1961 when, as a r~ cent law school gradu~te. he Jed -charlayne Hunter into the University of Georgia t,hrough a mob of white pro- testers. .. He has a soft drawl, a quick sense of humor and an outlook that spotlights his unique position among black leaders: that or a young man who has paid his dues to the early civil rights struggle and who sees the 1970s as a whole new ball game . He believes black Americans in the early 1970s face growing white resistihc~ around lhe country. 111 TJIJNK Lester Maddox was right," he' said. "In 1960 when he ran for mayor of Atlanta he said integration was for poor blacks and poor whites, and that as soon as people in the North found that out and understood it they would feel just as he did about racial integration and black people. . "Now that the issue is really being put to all people all over ·thU country, the white people are backing up. Some of • them are saying 'We didn't mean it! That as long as it was billy clubs and fire hoseS and -marches from Selma to Montgomery that it was all right -for down younder. But now lrs all over the country and it sort of takes on a different character." "You know .. , 1 think in the 1970s we're almost back to where I was in 1961 when 1 was working for the NAACP in Georgia ... It was a brand new begin- ning to me, with this basic approach : "THIS IS A black rrian and his history is that he was brought over in slavery against his will and tht!; whole system is geared against him. He has dignity and he has itJtelligence. He wants what every- body else does in this country -a lit- tle white house with green shuttirs and a white picket fence and a car in the garage and a chicken in the pot. "He wants to educate his child. He wants two weeks' vacation. a Sunday ballgame and to retire and put his grandchild on his knee. After tha"t, hi~ three score and ten are up -and that's what it's really all about, and I think that this country doesn't really understand that. -"Nobody's talking about taking over; they're talking about sharing, talking about equity and pa'rity as to rights, priv- ileges and responsibilities. "That's what we're talking about ._ folks eating and sleeuing. Folks having a fair shake from jobs and Mt dying from hunger. The issue in the 1960s was the right to sit where you want to sit on the bus. Today the issue is tlie buS fare-and where the bus is going." Test Tube Genes Are l\.ey Issue By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor ' ' at a more distant time, W mammala ln- cluding man. Some scientific voices are belng ralatd .. !n.~~ <»;.uoe~ lll>!IUl,.tl\OJ1~n,d,.l,lo.ll notecl" ls 01lial of lhe world·l"!""I" Nobel laureate. the Australian mlcroblologlst Sir MacFarlane Burnet. He would, if he could, stop all experimental efforts to manlpul&te the genes 'of viruses that in· OJct ' JVe illne~ or death on people. THE DANGER he .... is the in· advertent creation in the laboratory of sub-species of a deva.!!tatlng viru.lence against which humans would have no im~ munological deCenses, The possibilitiel!I for good in these experiements are trivial Improvements in vaccines and, in his opinion, they're not worth the risk. Another voice of unease is that of Dr, Leon R. Kass of the National Acaderny of Sciences. He is concerned because tech- ttiques which reached a height of reline· ment in 1971 are making possible "ex· periments on the unbonrand-tl'ie-UQ4 c"nceived." He was speaking of human life. - IN 1970 and 1971 successive groups of scientists succeeded Jn fertilizing human eggs with serum in laboratory dishes and in carrying the resulting divisions of cells to the point where, in nature, this start of an embryo becomes attached to the inner wa II of the wom·b. The technique was firmly esta}>Ushed in 1971 which also saw the refinement of a- technique for surgically removing mature viable eggs froI\l the female gen.ital tract without harm to the woman. Obtaining male spenn for artificial ferti\izatloil is not a problem and so the techniques for t.he loog-byPQthesize "test tube . baby!!_ are well advanced. Tn mice, life begun" in test tubes has been implanted in females who in due course gave birth to 'apparently normal offspring. So far as scientists hEive reported, it hasn't been tried yet in human females but there. is no· technical reason why it couldn't be. ~ This was the point of Kass' unease about "experiments on the unborn and unconceived." He urged medical and other concerned scientists to erect, through their professional societies, ethical and moral safeguards against misuse, particularly to prevent human experiments "on a trial-and-error basis." THIS LABORATORY "fertilization to initiate a new human life involves the necessary and deliberate manipulation for a human embryo, conceived and nurtured, at least. for · a time, in an artificial environment+'' Kass said in The New England Journal of Medicine. "Serious questions can be raised about the safety of the manipul~tions and of the environment and, hence, about .t h e 'normality' of any child whose conception and ~arly development were subject 'to such manipulation." Let biological science mind its ethics, he said, Jess the public, from the horror that would result "should the first test tube baby tum out a monster,'' impose crippling restraints on it. Kass' concern was with germ cells, female and male, which contain the gene patterns for a new life, while Nobel laureate Burnet's was even more fun· damental sinee it was with the patterns and the qualities of individual genes. China Open Door At Peking: New Era By CHARLES R. SMITH HONG KONG (UPI) -When Com· munist China plays host to President Richard Nixon in February, it will mark the climax to the most successful diplomatic campaign jn the Peking government's 22-year history. The seven-day presidential v l s i t , starting Feb. 21, will be the high point of the "ping pong diplomacy" that China i;urprised the world with last spring. Peking's new diplomacy won recognf. tion from almost a score of new countries during the year and also earned it a seat in the United Nat.iorus after years of frustrated attempts to oust Nationalist China. .,_ --.... ~ .. ... ;~ .. -~..,. .. ' surprising. The shock came In July whtn it wa,s aMOunced that Dr. Henry Kiss- q,ger, Nixon's adviser on national aecurl· ty affairs, had made a secret visit to Peking for talks with Chou and other Chinese leaders. At the same time, it was anoounced tbat Nixon had been invited to visi~ China and had accepted "with pleasurt.'' Kissinger paid a second visit in October to work out details for the Feb. 21·28 visit. It was while Kissinger was in Pe· king talking with Chou for the second time and visiting the Great Wall that the United Nations finally voted to admit the Pekid'g govenunent _and expel the Taiwan-based Nationalist government of Chiang Kai&hek. IT W .(S only shortly after the aecond Kissinger visit that North Vjetnamese Premier Pham Van Dong was in Peking seeking new · assurances that China's sup- port for Communist forces in Indochina -would not flag because of the Nixon visit and the seeming thaw in Sino-American relations. Eroto911_ Miracles -Not Api To Occur By JOAN HANAUER United Press International One of the nation's foremost ecologists doesn't think there was much real im- provement in·depollutlng the nation's en· vironment in 1971 and he is not looking for miracles in 1972. Dr. Barry Connnoner, director of the Center for the Biology of Natural Systems at Washington University in St. Louis, and a ·member of the board of directors of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, put it this way: "l would .say the main progress is being made in the area of local and state rules. The really serious ac::tion bas beeq on those l&vels rather than on the federal 1 level." AS AN EXAMPLE be cited the ban on all detergents in some localities, and to a lesser Gegree the elimination o f phosphate detergents In others. ''The fact that one county stops the sales of detergents doesn't stop deetrgent pollution. But it-does show that ii they can perfectly well get along witho'ut detergents in Suffolk County New York, why not elsewhere? We must convert the whole industry back to soap." Dr. Commoner said that the replace- ment of soap, a natural product, by detergents, a synthetic one, is typical of the impact of post-World War II technology. The result is that detergents produce pollution·, while soap, attack'ed by decay bacteria, usually within a sewage treatment plant, emerges into the waterways as plain carbon dioxide and water. AND AS he sees 1972: "Nothing's 'going to happen overnight." "I am definitely of the opinion that the Nixon Administration. has. turned away from its apparent commitment to en- vironmental reform," Dr. Comm6ner said. pointing to the president's support of the SST and opposition to the new clean water bill. "We have to do something about the environment, President Nixon. seems to be saying, but we mustn't touch the in- violable economic system. Well, we have Phase I and Pbase II for the economy, why can't we have Phase I and Phase II for the environment?" Until the nation acts , the problems will remain, he said, "and we no longer have the luxury of evading them if we an to survive. What I'm saying 11. that I know we haven't done what is needed il we are to survive." ·''/(I. Part of his view is dictated by the vastness of the project as be sees it. CHINA'S DIPLOMATIC s u ce e gs e 11 abroad obscured some serious leadership problems at home, liicluding the fall of '1MY VIEW ls that vtry sweeping Lin Piao, the crown prince of Chinese changes in the ways we use productive communism. resources are needed and this will put Un, defense minister, vice chairman of quite. 1 crimp in our economic system," the Communist party, and con-he said . "Scientific method and stltuUonally· designated "successor'' to technology are absoJuteJy essential h~re. party .Chairman Mao Tse-tung, was the We must recognize the inherent faults in central figure in a power struggle that our present science and techoolo£y. I'm ~Ba~ncing the Classroom A 1972 focus on the biological scieleeS cost the jobs, and poss1bly the Uve11 of not antl·sclence, but science Js not reveals shadow areas where rapidly ad· several top military commanders. aom•thlng that was handed down in vanclng basic nawre may be threatoning The Chinese began 1971 with their usual golden tables from a mowitoin. II is to outslrip man's ability to control the denunciation of "U.S. imperiallsm. n esH:ntlaJ that scientists rHnmine how consequence& When Amertcan-oupported · South Vlei· • tliey operele and lbe way ID which Ibey 'Tiit Cbll;Mo Boonl of Educatinn ran om-(state) laws." The commission said One such area b tllat or human namese forces thrust· into Laos to icy to 1eparato tbt_dilcipiines. 1... • &Ille -. 1cet• -nUy alter =ou1d ,~,.~t _ rel!l'Odllctlon. The other Js even more· cul the llo Chl !i!lnh trail, tartr, in the "Our teclmoiogy Is fragmented and ,-~ ' ,.,.... whl1o te be 1' w "' ~...; lfp private Ci>iiC!HBliOD basic, being that or gen., 1rorn whlch y.,r, a ael<Jatloft·led tiy Prem er Chon aimed 'at inerOasing productivity and pro. ~ ~ odiools. ~ ~ m .. llngs between tile parli,. involved. • human •ncl all life arise. En-toi ru.Wil to Hanoi to reassure lbe fits.• without taking Into .a c c o u n I ioaid..,. ~'\II to~· from the David Gilbert, who coven the FEPC Manipulating genes·ilo·ID ola lclenUlic North Vietnamese and al311 ·ti1e·-fint ol resources and eooiogy. Wt need a U.S. ~ ol ,..,. to integrale for lbe Qilcago Tribune, told RRIC that achievement, but until thJI eJ<ploring year lllree 1peclal supPlementary •I d renalssanct! in science and tecnnology ~tlel, ,,. ta11eft. btftn. the Illinois ii condi~tinn falls, the dl•pulehlay ol 1971 the pradicl,i appllcaUons were '"'greell\fnll-with lbe ~orlh Vietnamese cttr,cling ii toward human welfare." .hlr B~ Pradlou Commlsainn . go to 'federal court. ll that happen., largel)' limited to the vegl!lable world-to durins the year. • A1 examples be cited studies being car- ._ tile aliledliw ltachtrs. ha oald, the court would probably ·rule cmtlns inore nulrilinnal and prolific ·THB MOST atgnlDcant breakthro~·,: In rled on at his achoo! on the problem o! .,Tlii r&P<: 'Rleol tllel 1he ttad!era . that fedei'al law tokes precedence over ~rl et of such ·rooa plants as cdm SincrAmerletn relations In years 0.,:r.; In roll, and Iha ecology ol the dog In the cl· -. -to Ult blacll choob oolely •tole law. 'Tbe Chlcago Te a c h er a ~N oe. April when Ille Chinese invited members ly -both, 15 be put It, ''coupling real _, ,......_ .....,. "·' u ion-u•· ot•--problems in the real world witl! the bul '*-•wa.,111 ,. _..._.. __ , P" · • ..., n ""many ""'teacher orsani.a.-IP .f!OT during 1971, U..n In rutare al an American ping pong toamimd sornt lcienlilie knowledge available .. .._...,.. 01 iN rliOI IDwivedi la pro. tm throughout the l!OUntry-<ippaeta-yem biir far away, tbt llChniqOea or· Amerltan newaml!lfll> visit Clilna. r11 t!fe· • - ¥!'Ital bf ~ lllf,. ''Wt ~· ol mlOdalory lrin!ler1. Gilbert 11 l d, marifpwaUOQ promise lo become oo nHt few months the Chinese opelled U.. WHAT HB believes ..ience a• d ff---Lt-IM ._,. of~l<Yinl-bo,..m,-thlt~lhe union WIJ"tlCll lmolftcf• "IOPillttf~ lbey11 bl'rui!lty appltl!lble--'W1dtr"1o admit llWl.Y moro· -1ec1mo1agirmnstnrntually do ll'condoct iiJ.'" Aid W.!Jllalp 0. I..., l'EPC In this dispule. lo man COl\lpla ~e~ pallem...to lbooo A!nerlcan visitors. an "ecological impact inventory for uch ~ ''liut ft an lrJll>I to, en1or.. Rli<t lteiadaal lltporter ol vlrllles and bl~ II first and lllell, The l'lni:~' lovllaUona were merely produclir• ..Uvlty, which Will enable 111 ~---- to attach a sort of pollution wice tag to eac::h product." .. The inventory would cover, for in· stance, such Jtems as the flip-top aluminum beer can which would carry a high ecological price tag, and the steel beer can, which would carry a ' much lower tag. Edurallota Finance, Equality Top List Pressures ror changes all along the academic trail will continue strong dur· ,- ing 1972 as 60 million Americans take the school route to success. On the part of those running schools, from kindergarten to graduate levels, the tho~~t ~oblem wq! ht; ,Dn~l'\C.ifJJ.·-· . . -~--On~ fiaR of titvfAtchittlhg sc~ - the loudest cry will be for relevancy. ' AND ALL al,0ng the educational ladder a key g~_J.yet unachieve~·will be equal Opportun1t1es for all ra cial , ethnic and cultural minorit ies. . This picture of the educational year ahead was brought into focus for United Press International by U.S. Education Commissioner Sidney P. Mar[and Jr; by Donald Morrison, president of the Na- ti~al Education Association (NEAJ; and by Allen W. Oster, executive director of the American Association of state Colleges and Universities (AASCU). DR. MARLAND, w1-off.,. within the IltD4rtment of llmtb, Education, and Wilr'are aftects tht pulse of educa- tim f~ -~~1 .to post-graduate, sees racial ikolaUon and ~:..; ·related disparities as a big challenge. , "Our goal in the Office of Education ii to ac~i~ve truly equal education op. portunllies for all raciaJ , ethnic and cultural minorities by the year 1977" he said. • After that, the commissioner sees a need lo rebuild confidence in American education. He called f o r performance t~t '.'earns t.he genuine respect of our constituents, including the young in the classroom," adding: "It is time that we responded to the ~h~rges by the young that our curriculwn is irrelevant, our teaching ineffective, our goals and values out of lune with those whom we would teach." • WITHIN TllE framework of change Dr. Marland said it is apparent that old organization structures and patterns of opera~io~ no . longer are accepted un· questioningly m the office of education. Regarding higher education, he called for a s~m that, while di verse, is broad4 ly ~mm1tted to public needs, to adap. !abih!Y and to meeting large social goals 1llummated and furthered by federal suir port. "We must also work further to change the student mix," Dr. Marland said. "We must serve not only the traditional 18-to. 22 yea~ olds but rapidly extend to the ~en and women of all ages and in all circumstances of life the undoubted benefits accruing from higher educa· tion." THE NUMBER one issue on the educa- tion agenda of Morrison and the NEA for 1972 iJ financing. Morrison a social studiea teacher on leave from' San Diego schools during' his tenure as NEA president, speaks for nearly two million public school teachers interested in lhe quality of education, their economic security, and their role in shaping educa4 tional policy, . On . financing, Morrison said a way -must be found to get the public schools ~way from heavy reUance nn the prop- erty tax. One reason : the largest emerging voting bloc Is becoming older. It includes many on fixed incomes. "By putting reliance on the pi'operty tax you .~reate a11 antl~ucation group," he said. These older Americans are fore· ed to go out at voting time and make a decision; education of (randchlldren or give up home and standard .of living because the property to• Is too big for· their purses,. • --··o11·,W- Saturday, January I, 19'1Z The comment page of the Daily PilJ>t seeks to inform and sqmutate ruders by presenting a variety of com· mentary on..topica of Inter- est ·and slgnl!icance from lnfoim observers a ri sjM)kesmen. -Robert N. Weed, Publl1h1r . Good m«nlng, boys and girls, and a Happy New Year to_ you and all your family and friends on this first day of 1972. Well, another year has past and we are all still in one piece. I hope the past year has been pleasant for you and that the roming new year will be even greater. The tUrnout in this week's contests was very small. I am a little disappointed that the mailbag was so flat this week but I guess with all the holiday cheer, most of you really didn't have the time to sit down and do your entries. Well, it is a whole new con· test and a whole new year to work with so I hope you all (} will dig in and fill the old·-----------------------------. mailbag right to the brim. , Our chief topic for this week will be New Year's resolu· tions. I am sure you all know what these are. They are pro- mises we make to oursellr'eS to do better at something which "- we haven't been too good at in the post * PRIZE WINNER * Pam Curran, 8, 10448 Nightingale Circle, Fountain Valley Any child ~der 12 can enter Uncle Len's' Art Contest. Here:s all you· d~: (1) Draw p1ct~e on piece of plain, white paper 5'12 inches wide and 4 ,inches deep. Use bl.a~k ink and make lines black. (2.) Do not copy or trace picture. It must ·be y~ own 'fOrk. (3) Put your name, age and address Qn !lack of_ ~awing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PJLOT, Costa Mesa. Wiltner ~wi[ TeCtiVe 'Keniledf 'hit( d6Uar':'. ' · ·· -·. For examJ.le, you kids could ft.solve-. to keep your room clean 9r do a ffiw extra chores, or not fight with your '--------.-.... ----------·-------------_) brothers and sisters or to help .. f • Mom and Dad with every able to keep. You .should possible thing around the always do your best to live up house; or to do something nice · to promises-even if ttiey are for someone every day even i[ 'Only made to yourself. · floats are great fun and I l:epe you all get to see one of two on TV or in person. ;t """"""' -·"'"" llf..._ .. -liti.i... ....-1~ ' . ~-"':::-o:-.=-=:-=q;;;;;;;,,rrli!b;;r:;;;;;;-~.;-_Jr__...,~--~· 't\'e1i1hS lole--a.J.wn Wple for -you. art or poems or any or our qt, if you want: do it on wh8t-yw1 and.~our famil,y did over the hOlidays. again, winter and snow fun. These are all really good topics so really dig in a!'Xl work for the Kennedy haU- doJJao. · ·· . Don't ~orgif those riddles , t11 Carol, e1thef. • These are just a few. There contests because there are so And finally, a topic could be, a.re as many possible reselu-many angles to it. · ho.ns to make as there are . Ir that doesn 't strike your c ~ c ch1ld~en to make them: fancy, then you. could do your r-----J It IS really great fun. Get work on any of the topics from tiro 6 orner • together with your friends and last week. ' see how many good resoiuiions Today is a day of big RIDDLES and JOKES you can come up with. parades and footbci.11 games. It But rei:i-ember, never ~ake would make a great topic for a tesolut1on that you wont be art or anything. Parades and SelMI '°'' .-HOiii .. A9' .('..ty, - c/• o,..., Coast Dolly Pllet, lo1 1 $60, CetM M .... C.llf, knock. The best anti-knoek hydrocarbon is octane. So the gasoline mixture ·is processed to increase its ,,octane rating. In the hydroforming process, hydrogen is added and the mixture heated w1th a catalyst. This forms straight molecules into rings ,, Other * PRIZE WINNER Golfer: I keep missing the ball and hitting the ground. Ants: If we want to get out of here alive, we had better get on the balh C..rl• Mlbftll, '~ Mll C-" st .. N"J*f IMC. " ·-• SNOW 'Snow i~ very cold' But it is fun to make Snowmeri <lut of it And to throw snowballs. It is pretty. ·- A ktllMdV h•lf doll•r 1-M ClndY Cl1tt, 10460 Nlthllnt1l1 Clrd1, Fo11nflln Y1llri kw lhli Wlnnlllt Miry In lhl story •1111 "°"'" o:onl1il. Mill your '""' II' 1i.,Y .. Ulll(ll L.,,, aox Jut, (NII M.sl, Clllf. Gasoline was made many millions of years ago, and blended with a large assort· ment of other ingredients. Nowadays, \Ve ·extract the small percentage of gasoline from the oily mixture called petrolewn. Some of the other ingredients have I a r g e molecules that may be crack- ed, or broken up to yield more gasoline. Others have sma11 molecules that can be joioed together to yield still more gasoline. processes add, brancbes to·-----------------------' straight molecules. T h e Petroleum, or crude oil, was not made by human ·hands. It is the fossile remains of tiny organisms who thrived in the ancient seas, millions of years ago. While tftey lived, they synthesized a vast assortment o f hydrocarbon chemicals from hydrogen and carbon. ·Their remains f o s s i Ii zed underground, under heat and pressure. The buried petroleum is a ccimj:>lex blend of hydrocarbons, made from molecules of various shapes and sizes. Some have as many as 50 atoms. Some are linked in long chains, others are branched and some are rings. alkylation process mo I Cl s .;;uitable gaSoline rholecules from simpler hydrocarbons. Other highly complex proc4 es.ses are usfP to improve the quality of th~ gasoline and to increase the yield. But even with all this," not very much of the crude oil ends Up as gasoline. Most of its hydrocarbons . are processed for a long llst of diversified duties. For example, the benzene is used in making dyes and detergents. aspirin and glassy resins. synthetic rub,ber and dozens Of other i t e m s • Ethelene is used in making rayon. dacron-, vinyl and ex4 plosives. Projiylene gives us epoxy glues, plexiglass, celloph ane and more detergents. The list of pro- ducts from petrqleum is a long one -without counting all the different grades of gasoline. Gasoline is a mixture of Arid" wnds. 1 World •• °'°" to several hydrocarbons. Their ~~:i1~~~1c;· ~1~e ~J1'o::klr'lflCI, so.,riri different molecules conU>Jn from 12 to 20 hydrogen atoms What Is the B.lack Forest? and from sfx-to ten atom!! of Our Black Hills are in South carbon. The chemicals :11 this Dakato. The earth on th ese range boil and vaporlie near gentle hills is a lovely rosy red normal temperatures. Those color. But from a distance in kerosene have hlgher boil-they look almost b I a c k Ing points. Heavier lubricating because they pr.e coyered with "'~ require more heat to forests of dark, furry pine vapoctze. Groups ~ simil~r trees . The Black Forest also is hydrocarboM can be vapor1i-filled with thick, d a r k ed at different temperatures evergreen trees.~lt Has been in and fractioned, or separated Germany much longer than from petroleum. This ,1,s done anybody can ·l'emember. Peo- in a tall fractioning tower with pie have Jived on its slopes a fUmace that pipes in air as and in its-valley for ages. bot as 700 degrees Fahrenheit. They gave it the German Most of the gasollne fraction name SChwanWald, which in ls a mixture of hexane, hep-engUsh means the ' Black tane and octane. These com· Forest. Mothballed M i~sile ( Groomed for S_kylab NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -A rocket built in 1966 has come out or hibernation. and is being refurbished for the launch of the first skylab: .space station crewmen in 1973. The Saturn 18 first stage, stored in a plastic cocoon for 34 months, will be shipped to Cape Kennedy in August for'' final night preparations. The eight-engine booster is one of three. Saturn IBs that will launch three-man Apollo command ships to rendezvous and link up with the orbiting skylab. Each crew will occupy the station for four to eight w~eks over an eight month period: The skylab. a 188,0QO.pound assembly with the room of a small house, is scheduled to be lofted into orbit first on April 30. 1973, by a Satur'1 5 rocket. The smaller two-state Saturn tB will follow the next day with the first skylab crew. The second three-man team is to be launched by another Safiin\ IB July 30, 1973, with the thlrd crew following on act 28. 1973. identified as vehicle No. 206, has been at the Cape before. lt was standing on launch pad 37 in January, 1967, when the three Apollo astrom.uts were killed in a spacecraft fire atop another Saturn at an adjacent .pad. At that time. Saturn lB 206 was ·to .have launched an un- manned moon landing craft oo an Earth orbital test_ flight. After the accident, the test program was revised and the original Apollo 1 r o c k e t launched the Junar module. · Another S8turn lB orbited Apollo 7 astronauts Walter M. Schirra, Donn F. Eisele and Walter Cunning Ira m ':in October 1968. The Apollo p.O. gram then turned to larger Saturn 5 rockets and the Saturn IB booster were put in mothballs at the huge Michoud Rocket Plant here. The first skylab rocket was rolled out .of its massive, aircondilioned storage tent Oct. 19 and now is being in· spected and readled ror flight. A maze of yellow scaffolding surrounds its e~gine section. The Initial skyiab booster, ~--------~ Ethnic Writers Book Released pounds vaporlu quickly and The river DanUbe is born in rise ·to the top of the tower. this forest snd 111o·ng one side There they are cooled, Ii· d It rloWs the Rtver Rhine. It "Ethni~, W r i t er s • on qtdfied and piped away. Frao-has stone quarrieS and !pa!. America ., an anthology text. -• h vt h I • lo · · th bOok edited by Dr. Myron Tliief Bags Too Mrreli SACRAMENTO (AP) :_ The Depal1n\ent of Fish & Game says whoever stole' the mounted whit&lalied ikte !rom 118 headquarters here megaiiy bogged & rur. - iy protect<d grune bird stuffed or not t1ona of kerosene &•JU ea er w ere peop .e go en1oy e Sitnoa, UC Irvine English aild oils vaporize at h 1 g her mineral~r1ngs. The ,folk' ~ho .. literature pr 0 ( e 8 1 0 r, · ls temperatur". They are piped'· tlve there ol~ wear costuift... 'ICheduied to be released JSlh oil at lower levtls. Grelftl like ~nu thtiN!nceslors ...,,e, s by Harc<l\l'I B r ace !'lid tacky tars collect in the ""olunes ago. 'They al"' Jovanovich. residue or crude oil at the bot· f!lmember th< Uiytg~' their Simon, an lrlov!rje res~ tDm o! the tower. ancestors taughf tlfem to do. wrote the text r hfgh ·Some compoW!ds in the-FOl"uamplectheillack Fomt anctundcrgraduate studerUof guoiine rrac!lon are ·not people atill inau cuckoo American UteralA/fe. The >IOrk l\lltabia •!or· ... to1. lltptane .ciocu, toys· and-au aorts oL delal!o-lhe ,wrlUllfl• of lila;:Ji. molecules ai'e straight chains -•ievtr handicrafts . to b& told. Jewish, ItWi and Armeiilan that cause the engine lo around the world. aulhot1. " "• • r...u11. th< thjll laces a !~ up to ILOQo and.• year in jail, offlciab .. id. "Sat11rday, January l, 1972 DAILY PILOT 7 ·Asians Sf;fy ~~-7?. To Be Good Yea·r··-• Mexicans Show Rise In America born in the Y far of the Mou.se 19'1li. The Year or the Mouse COITI· es every 12 years. 'Ille others are the years ot thi ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, Serpent, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and boar. Asians who go by lhe zodiac believe ·they 're at their best Swi1igin9 Place when their year recurs. J,iving on .Ea sy Street is the only way to go, and for For the mouse people. there ('indy Ed\vards, 7, and DuVv'ain Scott, 8, both of are 1972 calendars and Ne\v ~rape·vine, 'fexas1 even the street signs are a swlna· Year greeting cards picturing 111 g place . - mice. Fake mice decorate ----=-'-------------------- doorways and adorn shelves. Sweets are mad~ to look !ike the roderus , some nibbling at SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ huge rice bails guarde<i by Preliminary Census Bureau Daikoku-the god of 11·ealth- Floating Ice Stations .. figures · sh 0 w California's to indi~~ tbat prosperity can--~ n ... ~..] .. ~r,£·""' . ·Spanish-speaking· 'p0pulation ~.$\ . ··----'~~"~ · ... ·.or.•nme'I"•."'· grew 117 percent between 1960 ~apan also has plentY of real __ ., · --·-· ~ .: .. J~ --\A .---. -:Jiii\.' and 1970, two Mex j can. mice. The Welfare fllinistrv Ame~ attorneys say., says there are more than 300 SE ATILE. \Vash. (U PI ) -Research. The attQrneys obtained the million of 14 \'arielies in the Three manned research sta-Dr . .Untersteiner will head figures through a deposition in country .. They consume an tions and five unmanned , sta· an e'Jf p e d {ti 'on pf ap-... Washirigton in connection with estimated $300 ,.million worth tions wHI be established on the proximately 85 scientist! from ... a suit against the Census of rice annually, and floating ice pack in ·the Arctic seven universities and nine Bw:eau?".chargffig .. t!IBt _th'!.~~ a'llthorlties have launched pro· Ocean under a .. ..$489,612 con-scien tific agencies of the t i 0 n ' s . s p a· ni!h-speaking "gn·u1s-u1.,.,.1J""· ~,{ crur:-i:m r--tr-.ici:-awarUeci-iTie-'-Cini\re'rsity United States, Canada and. population was undercounted. the ·mouse ' population._ has or Washington recently by the Japan to. man . the stations ~1 The estimates came from shown oo radical decrease. National Science Found.iltion. fr om February to May. Conrad Taeuber, associate Japanese have tolerated Rep. Thoina.s Pell y IR· The main station will be direct.or of the Censu~ Bureau. _ ttte~ ~rom ancient times. 'Vasi).'.)-i n f 9 r rn e d the establis~ed•· on 1ir1 ice floe ~he data show California Many believe mice provide uniVArsity':S division of marine about 300.~ile~nor:ih of Point has 3,101,589 Spanish·surname assurance or safety because , resOOrc-l'$ of the contrnct, Bat'row,-Ala~lrn. -·-ft wtll be persons who. comprise the they only flee at signs of' fire, ~·hith is fsl.i:--~ontinued supp<irt manned by from 65 to 70 men, state's. largest minority -one flood and. disaster. of the Aict)c Dyn amics of Unlerstet:ner said. The other in six as compared to one in-The mouse heads · t he Jqint Ez:perimcnl ATOJEX l\110 ll1fUln"td stations Wilh,Jiave nine for blac~,-the attorneys hier·archy on the 12·animal ,.Prujec:t. about 8 ffien each. reported. . zodiac• .. a~cording to popul<Jr Dr. Norbert Untetsteiner, In addiVon. five unmanned One of the at~rneys, Robert .• legend, ~cause it was the professor 'Q.f <1tmospher1c d2J.a ,buoys ~'ill be e6t&>Ushed Gnaizda, r~rpsenting Publi~ first i9 call at the deathbed of sciences and geophysics. ls to cO~et.11J1.area of up to 600 Advocates, Inc., said major Buddha . The ox was first to ·program director for AIOJEX, 1niles-from Point Barrow. Chicano orga~tio~s believ~ reach Bliddha's house, but the a comprehtnsive project to Tbe ·ll~S¥>~ ~this phase of the, Census Biireau statistics . ropuse .h<J,d hitched a rid~ on' ~tudy the ArcliC" . sea-ice-air the pf~gi'ain is to "Observe for on Spapi.sb Amer'ftans were as th~,. O~:i .. back and scurried systepl. The research also the.(jrst.-ti&ajbcliYildl-ttle.Jdmis much ~ ~O Uf, 50· percent too dow:n to: ,linis~ ahead at the 1eteives . "substantial support: undfm:.thel'lctiotJ of. :Wideband low. ~. · bedSld~. rrom tDe Office of' Naval ocee currenU!. , · -.1 ' . " ;, ,. I ' ' 1971 REVIEW': QUIZ:· -. ' ,., PART j _NATIONAL AND iNTERNATIONAL Give. yourself ld polnts ':for each correct answer. 1 The Sdpteme Court •• ? · •• · · 8.-allciwed some:. busing for school · desegregation b-upheld direct state aid·to parochial scliools c-revers.ed its 1962 school prayer decision 2 Eighteen .. yeir-olds 'in the United states were given the right to vdfe when the •• ? •• Amend- m,ent was passed. 3 Congress extended Prealdent Nixon's wage- prJce authority W!tll •• ? •.• a ... the end of the 90-day freeze b-the end of ''Pha&e 2'' · · C"'April 30, i973 4 Although the United States was in favor of ad• mittiDg Communist China tO the UN', 1t·b'Jed to t>ave -NaUonalist China's 1>0at by proposing-a '1twoJCb1Da'' policy. T~e or False? 6 The Sqv1et Soyuz 11 spiice mission ended.· 111 tragedYi"when· the spac..e capJ;ule •• ? • • . \ a-failed to link up with an orbitlngspaOelah lHiepressurized too rapidly on 1ts descent to Earth c-crasbed while landing PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS ' ,. " . ~ '1'4e 4 points fpr each word thaf you can match with Its correct me:inlng. 1 ••••• Rover I 2 ..... Bangla Desh 3 ..... DMZ 4 ••••• Ma.riner 9 5, .... Attica a•new name for East Faklstan b-divides North and Soutl\ Viet Na!n c .. erectric moon car d-u.s. 1>pacecra!t. or- biting Mars . e-slte of prison revolt PART Ill· NAMES IN THE NEWS • •. ·'~·' -I"' '!'" tF ~I t•,.'" . " • '" , ..•. l"'"" Test l'oursfllf' .•-.. .;.':-·c ~.c •: Hlrl'.i • d'"rot;<t IOr ·.evtrVMI. In" 1h~ 181T'lli "old ·~~ k. ~d Ii' l!rt hh P" her own "llO~• for ntws." Talc• 11111 ·~Mly HIJ\VI Oldr r ~ ~ pr!v.!l(Y ot, yovr owo l'lom1 IYoll ddi'f• IVin htv• to ltt ttN rest cf the remny know· how ~11 ,made Oil!) Mid ... l'IOW rt'lllCh yw know 100111 Whet'• oolf!O on In #!1 world tu11y..,, DOn'.I c~I -M.t•!~ IPpt•r (11p1hi1 dO~!;·~J! 111111. . . "' ' ,. ,, . . ... M.atch wo¢. ·clues with th~~ ·~-!"1'UP,Oill1• Ing pictures -0r symbols; IO . ·points for each-correct answer. ' . \. ·. F >== 11' Amtrak ~ii'secretary-cen~ _ ...... era1 Thantannounoed his resignation . 2 ..... -' 0 Post OWce empt~ ees t>taged a. miljor strike h~e · ~ · 3 .•••• Carl Albert waa named Speaker of tb.e House 4 .•.•• The FDA advised publ1~ of mercury pollutlan G SAlT H 5;. .... u.s.-Sovlet arms ~ control talks SWITZERLAND ~~~wnaticmwidenfCiC.j:) pl~senger By St Cm. tiepn ..... . 7...... ) ' ·-' · W01Den won the right .. to 'vot.o ·in naUonal electlo111 here 8..... ·' Famous·Br!Usli' lli- dustry ·had finanetal Problems " - 9 ..... Country charged\\•JU\ unf'o.ir treatment Of Jews ' 1111 ' 1: 1 I ' '' ,. '" J 10..... ~ · ue dollat' 1h relatnm · · ' ~· '-· to this · . " ' " " ' i ' ,, ' I _, Take 6 points for names ·that you can U.S. agreed todevaJ.. 9:~~, • . "I' • • .,., ,....._ t .... i. , correctJy match with tile clues, • -u ~ { .... .... \'"' .... " .1 l ..... WUllam Rehnquist ••!'&'iiJ.icted Primo Min· ts~ or India HOW DO YOU •&tE" ... ' ' . ... :" ""''' ..... ,. b-nsm°'(pew' lea<!Or of (-tick Std• of Qoi• S.pe1•r.ly) 71 '"': 111,,;il•tii-:~· · We st Phldstan 91 to 100 polnh .. tor SCOAE! •I to .i\110lntf 3' F•~ ,. c-'Li'e.q ten a.n t court-t _l ,lo 90 poi•h -i.,.11 ... 1. (0 _.-,U!tlo<t??,• ll'llJ!'l 'll•rtl~!ed for rill ti In .. :My Lai. massacre FAMILY DISCUSSION QUQJION · (I-newest Su11reme Go¥rl ... .... ,Wbft '10 yo~µiink ~·as the ltlO&:~filgnlt(ca,i:it new.a "·" Jus\i~e ,· ey'l11to!,µ11·1 ." ~:· .. 2,..,Jndira Gandhi 3 .. ,.:.Danlel Bllsburg , ..._,.,.2U!llkftr All Bh1>tlo c-s!Ul;i to ha\'c rcleie~d U>c "Pentai<'n !••per•" . THIS Wl!K'S' OiA!lENGEI 5 .... ,WillW!l L. Callby, Jr. • I · ' Name tl>e \\ilu1~1·of th b 1971 J\obePl'ellllO Pl'lze. ·" • O '(£(1 loc._,_ MldJt,9n.,,.Whcoruln ~ • ' -----------~------.....,J--- ' .. ~. '" ,.. ~< ... :i·\ :~·t :•·t-e•·t 1,.-rillf'4.\V4 .tJf )11ewi•!> •••M f.o 1pii'iij"-.<u!MJ011•,11•1!!i qg'.Ni"J1VH ---· ,-.,-r,·t"i'Cf-t t.·n•l'tll J'/V4 • :>·01 ?1·• i1·1 :wt :v·t :g·s !r+t :a·r !&·E 1~·1 1z1no 101w>.s 1"9 :•1u1·t ~'·1 :~tt.~t :.-.1 .•1 ~v• ,;? r i ' • .. I .. _... ~ DAILY PILOT S.iturday, January 1, 1?1" --- Horoscope I Caqcer: J)f oney Situation. Bright~r SUNDAY JANUARY 2 By SYDNt;Y OMAJIR This is a Ytat when those born under Libra can expect sudden changes, plenty of ex· citement, 9pportunltr for ad· vancement -'lnd marriage. Some oustanding qualities of natives born under this sign are compassion, a reverence for justice and an innate gentleness. If it's tender. lov- ing care that is required , call OD Libra. • Ant• Landers ' ARIES (March 2t·April 19\: Plenty of activity is featured, including chaQge of scenery, l'l!tts, reassuranoe from loved one. Your morale gets boost. Creative e~rgl• flow , You an get 1crou Ideas, special point of view. TAURUS (April 2().May 20): Family affairs dominate. You are more concerned than usual with prof)etty matters, home, stabilizatloft of affairs. The~ ii much talk of domestic adjustment, possible residence change. Check details. Mom Switched On To Current Advice GEl\IlNI (Mll y 2l·June 20 \: You may not 1" satisfied with status quo. You want more In· •formation -and reasons. Neighbors and close relatives play im1¥Jrlant roles. Don 't jump at first offer. Waiting game works in your favor. CANCER (June 2~July 22 ): l\-toney situation is brighter. You add tp person a I possessions. An accounting works out i.n your financial favor. Security is dominating theme. You gain added time. You are promoted. LEO (July 23·Aug . 22J : Lunar cycle high; you can successfully initiate projects. Promote contacts. Get going. Come out or emotional Mell. Stress independence. originall· ly. Stop brooding about what might h.ive been . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Join forfeS with Leo ln· dividual. Encourage aura of glamor. mystery. Be discreet. Don't reveal all you kno'A' .• Keep confidential m a t t e r s under wraps. Someo'ne Is trying to tell you something. LIBRA (S<pt. 7.3-0ct. 221' Friendships are emphasized. Income from o cc up a t ion becomes major t9pic. Y-ou teach and learn ; sharing knowledge now becomes para· mount. A void brooding. Look beyond apparent obstacles. SCORPIO (Oct. 7.3-Nov, 21): Lflugh and your friends will laugh with you. But if you in· slst on complaining, you may find yourself alone. One in position of authority is willirig DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thank you on behalf of to listen. Present requests in at least a million parents for your answer to "Walled reasonable manner. Off." You told the frustrated mother that h er hostile, · SAGITTARIUS . (Nov. 22· impossible-tcrreach daughter should be checked by a Dec. 21 ): Good lunar aspect neurologist to determine whether there is an organic now coincides With long-range reason for. her wild rages and inability to get .along plans, travel. greetings and CAPRIC<JltN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): \Vhat is hidden bcomes subject of . lnttigue. curiosity is piqued. \'our desire to know tould cause you to cast aside tact-: Subject of money, legacy could be in- volved. Some around you are supersensitive. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 J: Give attention to those close to you. incli.iding mar- riage or business partner. Make concessions. Protect domestic tranguihty. If you ~tt~mpt to ftffce issues, you invite trouble -and it will ac- cept invitation. PISCES (Feb. !~March 20 ): Use this time to recuperate. Physical-emotional stress takes toll unless you do your part. That is, be aware of rest and diet requirements. Key now is moderation. Double· check recent resolutions. IF TODAY JS VOUR BIRTHDAY you are a creative pe rson. subject to moods, not happy unless you are going at full potential. You will be on more solid base now -and April should be your most significant month or 1972. Recent confusion is set- tled. You will be happier and more emotionally stable. with family and friends. goodbys - a time to open For·a long time I agonized lines of communication. Your To 1;~11 aut who's iuckr ,0, vou In and hated myself because our telephone and invite hersell.~~~~~~~~~~~~~]~rs~o~na~l~~h~i~lo:so~p~h~~i~s~~u~t~t~;~m~oo~"~°"~'~"~"~·~"~''~"~'~"~"~"~o~m~•~"~'• boo~let, "Ster•! ~);;}_~''fl Mtll,. _ ~~~ ~~~~~;;ni··/,~~~~~~lu~~?:"a!t~g '\ ~~{t,~ey~te ~uld be i0+ ~~~s~W'J~an~11c"!nlA~,a· lion New York, NY. 10017. have her tested and it's a good me. I get furious because it thing we did. The girl has a leaves me no time .for my own disorder. them together because they • • • sociopathic person a I it y mother. We cannot entertain Heart Work LEASE or BUY From infancy she was don't get along_ worth a dam{!. 1972 CONTINENTAL PR MERCURY - hostile and angry. She tie'came Don't you think it's strange A"d R d T•k• your Pkk tnim "'' camp11tto increasingly deceptJve and in· tha~ a grown man should be so I ea y lint ~ lle<IU!HU/ lltW Llncoln or tolerant' or anyone w h 0 attached to his mother? He • MtrtUrys 9f yot1r chcllct. Wt ••• lbtt disagreed with her. She had tells me I'm wei rd because I lo offtr vou our !<Ill mllOltllllKI ••• ,. trouble in school, was unable don't understand their SANTA JNA -Applications ,ro,.-.m 11uortd to your p(!tH1n11 to make friends and failed -{o beautiful relationship. Who is are now ~eing accepted from n•"''· .,,, respon~ to alf attempts to right and who is wrong? -California college students for reach her. TREED JN OHJO summer research grants in It's a shattering expeMence DEAR T.: It serves no heart research work, ac-to feel you've failed as a useful purpose to place blame. parent. As you pointed out in Wbat 11 needed is a Wo.rkable cording to the Orange County your answer, even ·the "ex-cobfpromlse. I iaggest tbat Heart Association. perts" don't know w1iat makes your busbaDd take hia motbtr Forty.four grants will be one child go haywire while.' Id, ill.Jmet on al_ternate Sundays . awarded by the California other children. in the same and y"' .can then be with your Heart Association. Science family are productive and well mother. When • wife writes to adjusted. co~aln about a Mama's students will each be given Tbanlta for your hels>,• Ann.~ ·Boy., i wonder wby she faUed $750 for living expenses during It Jieant1a k>t ti meit. 1 tirile. "\e S>iice it before ·1be mlrried a IO.week research period in when r needed it. .:.... A lhe guy~ several labs thPnughdut the READER IN FAIRFIELD state< ' ·y DEAR READER Ma Dy GI .... In or '°''him ... whtn , fUV j. : • tivti roo ii.11 llne, IOOk ou11 tor 11~ Feb. 1 is the deadline for ! . mothers and rattitrs wrote h:l ', On how la tlllndlt 1111 Wfle' sex !Ill•· t d t t b 't h . I ei:presl a sense ·or relief aDd men. ch&c~ Ann L•~rs. Re1e1 11~ s ~ e~ s o ~u mi ~ e1r ap- , • FREE BOOKLET : Sen.Cl In flM coupon to rtcelv1 our 'trM lloOklO 1n1wtr+n9 111 yovr 11111$-! : llon1 •tt•Nlllf ... .i~1utomtbll1. : . . . ! NAME .................... , ............................... , ... , ........... , : : ADDRESS ............................................................. , ... : .; CITY ............. , ......•. ~···········'··········-·"HOHE ..•...•........... : -· .. ·---····· .......... --~~---... ·---------·. ···-' , . 1 booklet, "Ne<~lnv i nd PeMfmi -Wh•t phcations. For furlber in-appreclation for that CIG umn. · A.-. ,,,. llmlh?" $•ncl vour ~b;luesr · formation on the grants pl>orie 2621 HA~BOA B.lVD., COS.TA MESA : "~":5630 My thanks to all who wrote ta Aon" L1nll1•1 In cart cl 1111 O~i1v th '"" and 1 wish with all my btart:,J'~"0~'~'~"'J"~"~"'~"'~'~"~m~'"~"~'~'~'"="~'·-~e~Or~a~n~g~eJCo~u~nt~y~!l'.'.:ea:rt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I th t ,, ~" · d 1 . I .•tt~ea, 1~r .. e1e1re1W Olf!Vtloot. Association at 547-3001. a ,.ou "w succee none o the most trying of a J 1 challenges. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Mostly my wife is a good woman, but abe has one habit that .makes me want to climb ·:· the walls. She is. very.bo!SX - always 1las to· have ttte last word and tries to improve on everything.I do. For example: Yesterday I was bappily ic- ing down some beer in our M cooler. She comes over and says, ''You shouldn't stand the cans up like that. Lay them down on their sides." Then, while 1 was pouring crushed ice over tbe cans she said, "You shouldri't beap up the ice like that. Put it on in l&yers." I realize this sounds petty and childish, but it's 1he same way witti everything_ If I emp- ty an asbtray she's behind me, wiping it ove r because I didn't do it right. If I fold a road map. she has to re1old it. It wasn't straight enough. I think I've tJl:icf,. rr•·~-·r clear. \Vhat can T do about this maddening ha h;t'l -HUG- TIED IN TYLER DEAR TY: Nothing. She's a compulsive re-doer and a perfectionist. You·u never -:.·: change ber. Accept tbe fact that sbe's got this neurotic quirk and keep t e 11 1 n g yourself, "She's a good woman -e\•en thoagb a little cuckoo." DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and his mother are very close. We must have her to dinner at lea st once a week . It is not unusual for her to KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN ....... -~-.w ",.....,., .... ..... , COME IN· FOR SAVINGS ON . ·' ' OUTSTANDING SPECIAL PURCHASES AND REDUCTIONS OF 1/3 TO 1/2 ON REGULAR MERCHANDISE • IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THROUGHOUT THE STORE • Bullodr.'s 5aotaAna, Monday thrOugh F#day 9:30 A.:M. 10·9jo· P .M., . . ' . ' . .. . . ~ . Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 1'.M , 1 Fashion. Square, San1:1 ~n-., 547-7211 " • -Z" ::;. Jf.ibing l\oom .\large c .. rs()n 8 foot loo&e pillow hack ~fa. tlP•'~ed cane, textured olive lone!. 2 Marge Caroon rhair~. looi.e pillow ba,·k, olive d1una~k. You "'ill be delighted wilh lhese outstanding savings, some· ·items reduced as · tnuch as 50)0 and even · more in a ~ew inslances, , (fair lra<le items only' ex· ceptell); on Cbandler"s fa- mous br11n<l 11.:in1es. Sinip-. ly gigantic ~elrctio11~. £s- pecialty low prices floor Samples; etc. Reg. ?'9:i 495 t~~:i!i~i{!~i~~~!~i~!~;(:~!~~~:~~~!!~~~!ii~!~!~~!~!~~~!~i~j~i~~~!~*~~ijl?:~t:~~ Low um \oo~e pillow back in cha.m~gne damask pr1nt, Two ladie~ cluh rhair~. lon~e pillow li~rk in naJural lex· \Ur"J fabric. Reg. 379 199 RPI{. 199 89 90 inch 1u1et!o ~ofa, dov.n f .. alhPr, lon<P pillow .hnrl Re,. 819 v. 1th ,lir1. v.v1rn liuen )'>rtni. 2 ,\large CarYln tufrrd bJrl.: ·.·~:: Jounf!e eb~i1s plain miot ~~~;~ green. :::~:: -:"i·,· 8 foot looM: pillow hael: wf• in blue and olive stripe. , 8 foot loo~ pillow baek too fa, ~kirt, two end pillow&, down feather con,tniction, linen print gold olive tont"S. J.lar~e Car50n ~wive! rrw·k:- er, tuf!ed Lack ill martini daorn•k. J\ltyrr.Kay 8 foot sofa, loo<e pillnw hark rollr.d arm 1nfa. apricot \'d~ct, tufted cu~h ion. 495 Relf. 395 199 Reg. 659 450 Rep;. 229 159 Reg, 569 389 lamp~. pictures, becorator= .. acces~orie~ }0jo 10 60jo Off! Good Selection •. , --=-----------·~~!! Jljebroom lt11rit•11t:, ~ pc. ~t. triple d1t•~r. 2 nit" ~i.ntlt, chc1t vn chr•l, lt11JJ,11 st)lin1. (on~olidAtf'd, l'Ontempor1ry, wi)nul lini&li. 5 pc. •e!, 111111~ drr,~r. rnirror, 2 ni!e ~laud,. 6/6 l1r:adbo1rd. Ccn"lllidated, 3 pc, M:t, 1•!1 ... 11, drl'!~CI', nl!e •land, An1 iq1Je linieh ahrimp trim. Dr•ll'I, 5 pc. ttl, mod,m 1;1<,up, 4/6 he1dboa.rd, I nile st1nd, I chair, 3 drawer f'h e1t, I bOQk<•&a unit. Arneric1n. 5 pc. set, 1 cbe,1, 1lrop Ji,/ desk. 2 ni11' 1t1ndA. I twin liendlmard, 01k linioh plas!i<· top. ill! •• 931 595 'Jlef. 777 359 Rt:I• 385 195 Ref. 433 219 Rel. 490 325 "'""w;.,.p,,, '2"'% OFF V 01u kdroom. .. v ' !lining l\oom American, ti piece 1el. pl'df',t.al 11bJ,., 3 1ide rhairl. l •rm. I chin1 Anciqul' grten r rntun·. 7 pr. 11'1, l'Wll p•d,.!ttl lable, 4 1id11 ~h,1ir~. 2 •rm chair1. .American, 6 pc . .et,.40" round t1blc. 2 •rm rh1it11. I l'hln.1, Antiqqe aretn finish, Rf'f, 984 739 R•f. 1,081 889 R.,. au 649 @cca~ional lBiece~ Herita1c bookca11e. l wroa1bt iron 1l1&S toJt l'ocl111il u.ble mint gtttn finidi. American, 2 1111tehin1 commodea. Weiman oTal cocktail t1blc. . Drcx,.J Estorado he1 commOlk. Drexel, contemporary book. c•l!l!l. interior lightt, 1!111 1heJTet. Drextl roll tOp deek. Hair.don 32" ~ktail table, oct.tgon. Century orierit.a! hcl commode. American Antique srttn commode, white trim. Henreda11 hall eontolc, areen 111tiqu11 lini.b. Dreiel hall piece, contemporary. Americ1n Eta1ere, 10Jd. peen lruitwood finiahca. ..... 219 99 Ref. 13t 79 Relf. 121 89 Relf, ISi 59 Re,. 219 119 Re.-. 349 169 R .... 289 169 Ref. 141 59 Reg. 231 119 Ref, 91 59 Rec. 119 139 Re,, 211 129 Ref. 1S9 99 numerous to Ii~t ESTABLISHED 1898 1514 NORTH MMN •SANT.A AtJA 1>41....a91 Store .... n: MtH.Y & Frlclly f:lO 1111 ._ t,... ••lff tllCI •ft Srlp ,. • ~ '. {< !:" .. '" :>: ••• :t: _,. D~ILY P!Lot f) U.S. Lead Industry Switches . annllal january_ sales siari tomorrow~ sunday~ shop 12 noon io S p.m. LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) - Golf carts, •nowmobllea aid molot-boa" may help tho lead Jnduatry make-up for ci.. cUnlng ... of n. Pl'Qducti in low-lead, antipollution gasolines, says the chairman of tbe National Lead·Zlnc Producer& Committee. "Our number one worfy la the use -or rr.ther the declining use -of lead in gasoline,'' committee chairman Elmer A. Jones told the American Mining Congress here Wednesday. "This is a real problem which will have an effect on our lead industry and probably in increasing $everity.•• The loss or the gasollne market could be offset by the growing need for lead in bat· teries, said Jones. fashion knits by-the-yilrd 3.49-3.99yd $5.6.50 volues. Acrylic sweoter knits ond polyester double kn its for pont. su~s, longsk irts. $3 rayon brocades, 1.99 yd.; $3 Klopmon gl itters, 99c yd .• Foshion Fobrics. . warm. brushed sleep shift 3.99 Lightweigh t ond lusciously soft, worm- ing , too, our shift gown prettily touch· ed with eyelet. Choice of ossorted colors in sizes small , med., large. ~ Sleepwear Lingerie. "Think of the number of golf carl11 11nowmobiles and motor boats, which are all •users of'l••••••••••••••••••ii•••••••••••••••••• lead batteries and which are items that continue to grow in popularity," he said. !'The growing need for lead bat.. terles may offset the loss of the slle for tetraethyl gasoline." The envlronmental era may bring another benefit for the lead industry, said Jones, noting the possibility that bat· ltry-powered engines could • w'fsh·and-wear misses' ralneoats 15.99 replace gasoline engines in · ribbed polyester tortlen.~k top 7.99 . famous maker print tops 5.99-6.99 $12 volues. Perfect choice for octive wear. Ch oice of bright pr ints in misses' sizes. Hurry fo stock up while you can, save so much! Street Floor Blouses, Shirts famous eallfornla label sportswear 9.99-11.99 •. 7 orion turtleneek pullover 4.99 $8 volue. Zip bo ck, long sleeve p ullove~ g rea t with pant s or skir ts. 1 oo •/.' OrlonS acrylic, white plu s asso rted brights ond dorks. Sizes )4.4Q . Street Floor Slee pweor. no-seam bra by Jantzen 4.99 ... • ~mobi!u and •'"""'If"'' R•~' " -.._,; -· -... .a..~ ·-.,_,...i.:.. .. ,. Uses. ~ > •W l f. '~ ,,..~ ,_1. -. •--~A ,_..J..}~ .•.• ,-~ff-.. ,Jt ... ~~ .. •• • , ·':iJ\ilt~·"'"'·-:-mur~ ,,.l"!}.nllf; .. 'c:il-1 "·i.e\i" .• :~~;;':°tll!l~'--~·-..-~ ~ :: ~~t ':.;; :~ _-:_,:i-·1Jl{ .. ~- : .. ; He said that the tine in-* du.stry faces an uncertain :..-: future because of lncrtasing ::: foreign imports and govern-~ ~ ment indeci9lon about the 1· 500,00()..tons or surplus zinc ore ~ in tbs federal stockpile. ~-~-~--~~.:.....~--1 •, LEGAL NOTICE .. ------~~--~ •• '· ,ICTITIOUI IUSINESI raincoats! Choic e of two styles ... , belmecoon t ype or clossic shirt look. Both in polyester end cotton polin, · many colors . Misses' Coats. I 00"!. polyester, ribbed for e body· vertised mokei. Pu llon polyester kn it close fit. Choice of the season 's best -colors , sizes small, med.~ large. Misses' Sportswear. ponts, orig. $17, 11.99. Yest. orig. $20, 12.99. Print top. orig. $14. 9.99. Sizes 8-18. Active Sportsweor. ,Docron® polyester/nylon tricot. Ly· cro® spandex body end wing sections. ediustoblo stretch strops. white, B-C, Sorry,no mail, phone orders. Body Foshion<. HAMI STATIMIHT ~· lM ~llowlnt ~r111111 •n dol"'l·---··--------------1i-----------------.... ------------.. ·---~ .. ----------------.. •t, bu1lne11 11: ·~ Of.I.MONO I.I.Cl( CHEMICAL COM· }. • l"ANY. "3'1 Molrlty11 Orlvt, Hu11tln1lon 'ft/:·. hKh. C•lltwolt. Emmitt' Tom ltnt'I', 61:12 INrllYn ~· Drlvt, Hunftntton l..at, CtllfarN1. ,. 0-levt I". Mutr, 1~11 l'Kln Orly•, ' Hu-11tlnetori e.cti. C•ll!Of"1111. ~· lhl1 bu1IMU 11 bel"' c.olldu<tl'CI ~\I • •• f'1rtnel'slllp. A~ E, T. l•nt\I "•• Ttll• 1t1,....,.n1 f1111d wllh ttlt' Count'!' '•• ( ..... _ of 0.1nn County CHI: Oe(. :!', 1'11. ::rev 9•vtr11 J. MldOox o_,., c...,r11y • • Clt<k . • ;::.: ,utlllJMd °""" Coitll 0.1!"1' ·~:::: ... _,..,. 1. 1. is. 22. 1tn )117·n ... :•: LEGAL NOTICE ·'·-----------1 '1 PICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS iJ NA.Ma STATIMINT • TIM follPWIPll per-. 11 ckil111 bu1ll'tt$.I .... , -,,· A1ilt COOLEO. 11oM '· Wh!lll1r Avt., .... _..., Cotti 1N11, ':I•._ W~ Paul l'rech,, l7oM MlllOl.lrl 51., Cott• • o MIU. ~ Th11 bu1lne11 11 bll,., condix.11'11 11"1' •n ... ~.lndl\lldutl. • P1ul Frech : •• ·;. _;· T1'111 ttattmMt llllld with tl'l1 Count"I' C1«k of 0.-1'* Cou"'V Oii: Oec.. 2', 1t11. l \I l•Wf'lll J, M1ctdoll PtPllty Countv '\. Cltrll. "" 1'·1•1' ·~ ~ullllllled Or1"9t! Cot1t 01lly Pllol, ~. J1""'1"' 1, •• lJ. 22, 1t72 Jllt-71 :•, . LEGAL NO'nCE .. ,ICTITIOUI IUSINllS NAM.I ITATIMINT y lM followl"' PtrlOnl ar• dolPll , bualM"SI ti: • HAiltlOilt MOTOllt HOMES, tlJ N.nll 4 H1rbor soui.v•rO. ~1111 An.. .• Jtrrv Gt v, 2•:12 C•lll El lor• •:-Gr1116t, El Toro, C1ll!Of"11l1 "6ao .-, l""nlt Cllvton, IU5 '•Im lint, • Anlhtlm, C1llfwnl1 '2IOJ ', Tlll1 bull-1$ 11111"1 CDnCl\IC!ed 11V I .o l lmlfed P1rl...,.11'1lp, !· Jtrr"I' GtV ·~: Tlll1 1!1l9m111t filed with 1111 (ou11ty Ci9<k pl OrlnH COUlll\I CHI: 01!1(. 2(1, 1'11. ·' : ly B•v•rtr J, MldOo~, o.pvty CounlY 1. Cltrt. ~; '''"" .; ~ubllthtd Or1n<a• C011t 01llv Piiot, Y:" J1nv1ry 1, 1, IJ, n, 1972 J.Q0.11 ' LEGAL NO'nCE ' ---~-----'-· --1 PICTlTIOUS llUSlNISI NAMI ITATl"Ml!NT Tiit lollowlne HI"-"'" 11 do!nt1 bu1lnt11 II: GUllllHtMO, 2'S02 S1ddletlldl. Or,, Ml11lon \llllo. Wlllltm GtorH Tr•11ter, 2'502 Sld- d ltllllck o. .. Min ion 111110. TM1 bulllll'U 11 11111"1 conctucllld by tn llldlvldu1t. WllH-C.Tr1nltl'" tt111 1111tm111t rueci wllh ttit cou11rv Ckrt of 0.--Cllllftt\I Otl: o.e. 'It, 1m. 1\1 BeYtrlY J. Mlddoll Dlfoyty Coo.mlY '""'· ,.tSflS Pubtllhtd Or111oe Coed 0.lfy 'llOf. J•nu•rY 1, t. IJ. n . 1tn .. 3471 LEGAL NO'nCE I' 1•1• PICTITIOUS IUllNISS N.1.MI STATIMINT lP!t frollPWlnt per.on 11 dolnw M!11111 11: Pl!ACl!l"UL ENOE.l.VOYRS, Jt5' ilt111doll'h Av111111. (OJI\ M t 11 , Ctlllor11l1 '2'27 ' H. H. llAARUS, INC., 'Jt5' R1Molllh Av1tu.1t , COlll Mtu, C1lll<lrnl1 t".!'27. T1111 bu1hwu 11 tlllne condvc.t.d b"I' 1 tiofPOl'llloll. Mortl•r I'. l!l1rru1 \I luo Pr91ldttlt Tiiis 1lt1en'l1n1 filed wl1tl tl'I• Countv Cllrl or 0.1"" Cou11tv, °" DKtmbtl'" I , 1'71, llV lltvtt"l"I' J . M.OOOK. OwPlllY Coutl- ty Cllrt. PubUlll«I Or•"" C0111! 0111¥' Pllol, 0.c9mllllr 11, IL ll, 1•11 11\d J•t1t11rv 1, 1tn :ns:J.11 LEGAL NO'nCE famous maker girls' lingerie • 6 / 4.ID-1.99 Slips. nylon / polyester/ cotton blend, wh ite, 4-14, 2/3.39. Speciol group of sl ips, 7-14, orig. $3 . 1.99. Nylon ponties, whi te, 4-14, 6/4.19. Girls' lingerie. •. men's washable sweaters I 9.99-10.99 Orig. $14-$20. Group includes ocryl ics .. ond lambswools, v-neck and crew -ne ck s-tyles. ell moch ine woshoble ond dry· oble. Lotesl colors. .Buy now! Men's Sportsweor. toshlba with remote eontrol 379.88 I Groot color portoble with 18" diogonel mea sure screen, solid stote ultresonic rem ote control. automatic fine tuning, built-in ontennes. Stand included. Televisions. save lf.i. Jewelry galore 99~-1.99 ' . ... ..., ~ Orig. $2 lo $4. Solectron includes pins, · "• "? earrings, necklaces, rops, bracelets ••• loilored ond dressy styles, metols, enamels, simulated pearls. < Costume Jewelry. hel·alr(R) panty stoeklngs savings ..., 1.65-2.SO Orig. $2.50-$3 .50. Discontinued pod. eg ing on assorted ponty stocking styles. Opaques end sheers, meny sizes e~~ colors. Big savings! Hosiery. save 20.00 set slm.mons twin 39.00 Eich Piece Simmons lmperiel quilt top mottress ond motching box spring. Firm con· st ruciton, ediusto-rest <eoils. 49 .95 volue so shop now. Sleep Shop. ''eove'' walking shoe by .._atorallzer 14.99 ~.,,- O rig. $20. It's e go-everywhere , go- onytime wolker in shiny block potent or blue kid. Sportive vomp detoiling. A sup,er buy ••• don't miss it! Cosuol Shoes. buskens' ''mlehelle'' ghllle·tle easual -., 7.99 Orig. $15 . Young, go-everywliere cos· uol shoe with right.now .ghillie tie de· toiling. Groot sovings! Budget Fosh ion Shoes. . boxed. ehrlstmas cards save 1/2 All our remaining cords ore now et 'Ii. their price. Boxes of 2S like designs. Our person el ized olbums ore also on sole!.. hurry in for top choice. Stotionery. • •I men's famons · name dress shirts 3.99-4.99 Orig. $&-$9. Short end long · sleey• shirts, oil permanent . press .,fer eesy_ core. Selection includes white's , colors, • stripes. sizes 14'/i-161/:i. Men's Furnishings. -., bavarlan ehlna 95•pc. set I or 12 109.9.9 Reg. 20Q.OO service by Mitterteicli. Mony authentic Bovorion florol po t. terns in groceful boroque shope . China. ' textured draperies 11.99 72"x84" In color! Subtle textured droperies foi:: every room in popular colors. Other sizes evoiloble, of course. Come in and see. Droperies, Bedspreeds. ' • • at the hroadway • cni:rTOs 500 let C•rrftt M•tl CJIJ)' 160.q.tfl ANAHEIM 444 N. hc!W 11141 111.1111 NEWPORT HUNTIH5TON llACH O~NGE -M•ll ef °'•1• 47 F•1hl•• 111•'"'1 17141 6-44°1212 7777 Mi119•r Av•111.t• (714} lf2°J)Jt 2JOO No. Tv,fh1 Str••t 17141 fl·llll ... JHO, 10 A.M. te f tlO P.M. MONDAY THROU$H FltlDAY. SATURDAY 10 A.M. t• t :OO P.M. SUNDAY IJ NOON to I P.M. ' • ' • ' • TUMBLEWEEDS rM GOIN' HUNT1N: CHEEF. NEEP eNN'(. MEET? Mun AND JEFF FIGMENTS . .::~'=:.. PLAIN JANE 1'V PEOPLE TOOi< f.IER 1'0 TMf ISAq/l.OCAST SlATION ANO PAIO MER SSO eESIOl!'S. l'ORCUl'INE1M'OO'(! .. I HAVE'fHIS IAAESISTll!t.E CRAVIN($ FOR A SLAB OF R:>~OPINE STEEPEP IN VINl?6AR !'RINE, l'AST!W WITH KOMOO\f SAUCE AN' GARNISHEP wrru PICKLED ONIONS ANP CLOVtS ANO 10PPW WllH SOLJf( CREAM! \I/ELL, ITS LIKE THIS. OFFICoR! WE READ IN THE PAPER THERE WERE 3,000 ACCIDENTS IH HOMES ON NEWY<ARs EVE! I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by .. J.. POWER I ACROSS PEANUTS By Chester Gould OT AS LONG AS SMES MAKIN' MONEY," VELl.S e.o. PLfMT By Tom K. Ryon •, ii JI By Al Smith By Dale Hale Ll'L ABNER SALLY BANANAS GORDO ;•,/:·t. ~ -~:: . ,., ..... ;~· MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS C"'1'AINLY! LOOK /ff THATGRcAT PASSING! THAT. F,M.JTASTIC RUSHING ! 1'HAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCKING~ By Charles -M. Schulz 1 Gray with age 6 Second-year student: Abbr, lO William Haward- 14 Be or 40 Makes acid by ftrmentation 41 Gtntral /1ead lng 42 Reache~: 2 words WHAT\; IHI$? A CALENDAR-HOIJ l}IOUSHTFUL _ EACH '/EAR Mq IN51/RANCE • av.IPAN'/ 5END5 lolf A CAl£NDAR 50 OOE5THE 6ROCE!1{5M,lllf FlOR1$T, THE iJR<! Q EAllER,THE HAADilllRE STORE, THE BAKER'(, lllE DRV65TORE', 'TH!' VET,THE. 4~ Throbbtd' 45 Oppressiv e ont-mind 47 Thtaler 15 Ce ntury plant section l b Buildin g piece 48 One of a 17 Stud ent category of group elt ment s 18 Sell a iirodt1c l 4q Constime at tire maker's SO Nick Chatfes- sugg esttd wife price 54 ObviousJy 20 Seaweed 37 Slirpd 21 Reveoiie: Ahl:t. SB Srm:ir,t!1· 22 Places in a h'eatliin~ PMl1cul~r rank 59 Mln'o; name 2J Operatic bO Hoist prJ11t e bl Stag ~s or a 25 Trlbuta1i•s COlifSe 27 look!'d with li2 Coffin 5t~nd rl11fi'culty li3 8rrds 30 Be apl)'opd ate for: Archaic DOWN. 31 Stre,~m l~ad· in9 'lllland l Carr1~9e for ·32 Mongrels hi re 33 Distinctive 2 Stare ~t t1rn,. period flirtat iously 30 Dan ish spet~h 3 Rus5 i~n se a SOUlld 4 Inhaled and 37 Manners t1h~led 38 form of winter 5 It is so ))fec1pitalion 6 MOfe secure 39 Word of 7 Man's na~ie endtarmt"nt 8 LL1au food r A l [ • l/1//1 9 Htra lclry: 35 Inspired fear Abbr. 37 Sliade of green 10 lo11g violerit 38 M.l~im s11~tcil i11vention 11 Red;1(tior1'i 40 Vtr\1cl!' lZ Li9hl·redil~i11q nitmber or a camtra dtvic t fr amt- 13 Plait of hair. 41 Strain at 19 Tall woody 43 Avoids JilJ•llS ;\!JSWN i11c; 21 Revolver: 4~ Po!e11t1a1: Ab!x-. S!anq 45 Emil an odor .24 Securt -10 Ri ver 25 B1c; social Pmba11kment al fairs 47 Egq·~odutillg 2b Superlative ti en t rldings 49 French prolloun '1J l11terjection 51 City in of di~d~in A fgerr~ 2B /11§ide: Comb, 3Z Spe1k" wildly form 53 lmi t~lfS zq Extt11di11g 55 Neiohbor of 30 Beast of b11rdf'r1 Iowa : Abhr. JZ Facial fea!11re Sb N11merfcal 34 Part p!~yed by preri)( ~11 actor 57 That girl !O ll 12 !J ,_, ' JUDGE PARKER By Harold Le D~ IJ'exo-=x:i=::r:::rr:r:u-----'?l15 17::l'::VE;--:8:::,::c,N::.-,-:,::N::c• ::r-:s"'u""sPKT=°"' ME" NWM ! l E ... I •. ! WAS UNDER VOU CLAIM TMAT YOU THE l..i~LUENCE DON'T REMEMSER HAI/ING Of: LSP AT THE WMAT l(INC> Of: Tl-IEV WERE VER:Y SECR:ETIVE •• BUT r SU SPECT E~C WEEDED BUSI NESS COULD SAM POSSIBLY MAYE WITH E~IC., .'.66EY? MISS PEACH ! ' l l • PERKINS SOME SOIZT OF LEG.6.L ADVICE! ll'S AilrHUll', Ml<. WORi;?1EP "80IJT Tl-IAT $0ME- ER1C'. HE 5EEM5 THING IS VOU, TO HAVE SOME· M155 ORS.OM! THING OW HIS .WNP! HE USEO SOME LANG-UAGI! GR'IMMI!> ! NOT NO"'l'!IALL 'f HEA"'I' IN AN ALL-AMEl!'ICAN CLASS"'OOM ! l<ILLEC> WOMBATM~ WMY TIME •. &OTH t>ON'T YOU REMEMSER:? STANLEY AND f~t;i~~~~:; I WEIZE ! I By Mell IS TM.4T Tll'UE, AltTMUJ<? Y•S. WHAT'S SO OISGll'ACEFUL A&oul' l!IUL(;AlflAN? By John Miles /•J J,(l)jl#,,i.~=-\ I " • ·-..._ .. ,.._ __ ' WELL., SON-nlERf. A~E T'WO WAYS OF LOOKING AT THAT. 1-\ERE'S THE CONT?.ACf- ,.._, 61GN !! By Al Capp By Charles Barsotti I ~ ~ By Gus Arriola By Roger Bollen ' . • ... . .. . I . ! . ' ' . " . He.!Zt:s 10 A ' 11 HM'PIJ, 'TSK-LESs' ( • NEW Qf.l>.R ! 1• ·: THE GIRLS • 'I ~I 'fir "Dear. put down )'Our paper a minute anrl listen t& this - my first resolution for 1972 Is 'Don 't talk to Henry wblle be's reading' -here are the !llbers ••• " Q.ENNIS THE MENACE f ----........ ,,, I ( I , • .. ... . · . . . . 1. •. .. . • • • ~arden Gloves By BOSS ... 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RIG; $5.69 .$,69 SAVE $1 .001 . ,,, . , -- . l • .s_a_1u~•dof...::.,_J_.,_ .. ~~~l~,·~l9_7~2~~~~--IJ-~~DAW::::~~~l'll.:::OT::._ Aerial Threat Gives Indians- Shot .at Upset ... B> G~ENN WHITE • 01 Jiii O•llY ,llol Sl•ff PASAD~NA -Upstart Stanford and highly regarded Michigan renew a Rose Bowl rivalry that has been dormant 70 years wheh t.hey do battle this afternoon befor"'-a 1errOut throng expected .lO.-ex· · ceed 11l3.000. Kickoff is scheduled for 2 o'clock and the unbeaten Big Ten c h a m p i o n Wolverine&._ are favored by 121r2 points to humtrte the thrice·bealen I n d i a n s , champs of the Pacific·8 . ., However, it was just a year ago that Oh.io State carried the role or overwhelm· On TV Today . . Channel 4 at 1 :30 ing choice tO. knock off Stanford. Yet the 1ndi'ans pulled a shocker, 27·17. Vataha and b Moore. .. , U,I Ttltlll!d They did it essentially with the passing talents of Jim Plunkett, who made hash of Ohio State's defense thanks to some great r~ions-on the part of Randy ,., --=.-.. And it's · in the aerial game which makes. Stanford a menace today. That ·plus. Michigan's ill-fortunes wit h TRYING TO STOP MICHIGAN'S RUN FOR ROSES TODAY WILL BE STANFORD'S TIM ROBNETT (421. SOPHOMORE QB TOM SLADE nn LEADS MICHIGAN TODAY. California weather. The Wolverin~s of • c6ach ·Bo Schembechler run an ,inlf:icate offense and Bo told the DAILY PILOT 1ha• loss or over a week of drills damag4 ed his plans considerably. However, rains did clear enough las t weeken.d to allow the Maize and Blue to make up for some Jost time . Best . Defense Against 49ers: ~~~~§~~~~~~~-=~-"'-:i''===--~~.::·=-c:--~o~-;'J~er~~~~~~dan~~al-~~;f'.·~·1r:1-li:~~~~.+1:1-~ riay i-r Loose ·Purdue. The Boilermakers, hardly with a Penn State Threatens passer in the class as Stan({lr~'s Don ' .. , Bunce. struck twice through the air for D~LLAS _(AP) -Hell, I ve been scores. · BWtee-completed 162 of 197 attempts for 2;265 yards .and 13 touchdowns-Out h« also suffered 16 interceptions. \ playing agamst that man for 11 years," ·Herb Adderl~y shrugged "I'm not gonna change now-:" Texas in Cotton Bowl . ,., Miles Moore, John Winesberry and ,Bill Scott have been th~ principal receiv.ers, That man is San Francisco quarterback John Brodie, the crafty veteran who will try Sunday to pass the 49ers to victory over Dallas ,in the National · Conference championship game and reverse the 17-10 Joss to the C.Owboys of a year llgo. a"CCOunting fol-106 · catches :and 11 · DALLAS-The Texas Longhorns don't dates .. ~hlch continU.!lllY. ·straggles the . touchdowns. · ' ~ tasily for.get the Cotton ·Bowl stadium in Texans' btabis was a year ago -Jan. 1, Stanford, however, h;i:s been ·~ up and And with 'that succinct statement, Ad· this North Texas metrOpoUs. 1971 -, down team. It wiped USC off ~ ttirf, 33.o . · 18, but thep_lqoked sick in loss~s "tp~Duke, Reasons are pure and simple and it's That's when, Notre Dame's Fighting .wa~hington State and San Jos6-State. , . two big dates which stand out most in ~he Irish came_.&wn from theif ·South Bend M. h. •,t : · ·1 · '·' · ·~· • . u~ 'l"V. ~und"y .. Chanjiei 2 "it J.o:30 II " ;...i. f h ~. -'I Ro I' • .. · · IC tgan 4 pr1mar1 y a runnmg lTl co ec~'!tm~s o coac . LA:UJ:iet ya s · h~d!luarters ~).try and ilYtnge a 21-17 ~ sophomOre quart.¢rback-·~ • e Longhontt?~bal! team. --Jdis ~red to"Ws same Texas eleven in ~ing the assault. ~ . _ . ·• ~ ~: • --~--...... ----. -. ---.- E_ nter•• ...... loday's r.nfton .n.-t tussle Jj"'e~n:rtl tiff ! .. 11 T 1 t . 9~ -: , derley, a crafty veteran 1n his own rlght, ....... .:'."JT: .-vn• ft:\!, 'A. . -, .' . --.t;; I y ay or,.a ve eran o . _an.s explained iv.. .. he pfan• to defuse agains!-lh""dtng Penn State (10-1) the •ven t J h did th ' 1 3 R Bo ·' I to So= ! """ ·~ ,.. , t ., . I '·~. r1s , as ~~I: 'fl ose W>, oss UHffJ" m Brodie's mOst petent weapon -the Southwest Conference· ·champion 'Horns •. captw:ed•a .2f-ll,.1s1on from the 'Horm1,r ~~. heads the .ground atta~k 1W~..-an bomb · · (9-2) are.OOe-point favorite to bring the .. : " 't'. : . -~· ,j,Yefage of 5.6 yards per carry. ae~s)lso . Cotton crowh back to the Lone Star State. -. n.n T Today . the leading scorer with 13 touchd'OwdS, When Brodie drops back1 and finds· his Of . ( th th Inf ., ' . receivers covered. the' Cowboys 32-year· course, one o e ra er . amous ...4a.. • 2· l good for 78 points. ' '1,. " Miami Colts ······ ' .... Clash Sunday For AFC Title MIAMI . -The American Football Conference East champion M i a m i Dolphins are as explosive an item as any in PfOCessional football. Baltimore's Colts are not. At best they are labeled resourceful. And the latter's Super Bowl conquest of last year over Dallas has been ridiculed. Eleven Dallas turnovers were sfgr>ificant. · It's these things that have rankled Bub- On TV Stntdny Channel 4 at 1:30 ba Smith and his Baltimore teammates ag they gird for their American Con· ference shO"Ndown with tl'ie oOtPhins Sun· day and the right to a berth in the sixth annual Super Bowl against the suf'{ivor · ol the Dallas-San Francisco t:luel. It'll be aired on Chanriel 4 at 1:30 and It's virtually a tossup. Poi,nt spreads have ranged up to two points for both teams depending on ' who is laying down the odd!. "Blooper Bowl . . . Fluke Bowl ..• that's what.everybody:s been calling it,'., steamed Smith after the playoff victor)'' over Cleveland last week. TQO, there is the stigma of a loss to New Engl3nd in t~ final regular season test which relegated ·Baltimore to second · place in their division behind Miami. The . loss to New England provided Baltimore with 'Cleveland in Uie first round of the playoffs -while champion Miami had to play highly regarded Katis as City .. Some contend Baltimore· didn't Want (he title and Kansas City as an opponent. '"My reaction to that," said, Colts' center Bill CWT}', 0 1s that people don't know as mucb· about us or our game as I thought thet did. "The idea of losing purposely Is the most ludicrous ) thing I've ever heerd. There's ni> ego hr Plide on my part when .( say edth•.t. -It'~ jilst kr19wl111 tbe Jl<Opl• mvolv , • As for the -,'fC showdown it's the rul>- b<r aame after the 1~1it In regular season, each at hotne. • BalUmon's 1teady oflcll"' la Jed by the l•(tlli!ary ~ohnny \Jllitas. A selback for the Coils bas been lnjurie&-10-Tom Matte and Nonn Bull\fch. Ml~l'I attack ls Widy w I t h ~uarterback Bob Gri"• and U.. rugged MIMing dU9 ol Jim Klfok and Larr)' Csonka. . ' 1;,,.an.ne.. at 1 Dalia Coin, V(.ho provided victories· oven old cornerHack said, "he'll· just throw to s Purdue and Ohio State with field goals, ls spot and hope -no, make that assume • to-stoP .a :JO:game Te~s victory skein that seethed almost intennlnable at the time .... _.,_ , ' Jn addiUon to last year's Cotton Bowl setbilck tO Notre Dei)le. Roy al• s proud Orange and White also remember another· date they'd like to make 'restitution for in conjunction with the 77 ,000-seat stadium in the middle of Dallas' St2.te Fair Park.· On Oct. 9, 1971. the Steers were out~ wishboned by Oklahoma's s u r g i n g Sooners in the traditional biggie between the two powerhouses on the same Cotton Bowl artificial turf. Now, with ·a two-game l~s streak at the Dallas st'adium, Texas will be out to prove one thing to iself -that it can win again at an arena where it normally has enjoyed much greater success than in the last two outings. 1\nd, an old familiar face will be re- joining the Texas attack in the person of v.eteran quarterback Eddie Phifiips. Generally regarded as the master of the wjsbbone-T attack until Oklahoma's Jack Mildren came along, Phillips was sidelined for five games with a pulled hamstring a~d an injured toe. I that his man will get there. second l\;.ith 75 points. · Sopfion\ore Ed Shuttlesworth ls second "And with receivers like Gene in. Michigan rushing with an average. of • Washington, you know they can get to the 4 8• rd t t '" 1 tch h &d ol spot, Gene's a dangerous man. You can · ya s per 0 e, , .. s~ a no 1 e ~ covering bi. ·m real u...i..~ and, .al.I. of a _ Glenn Doughty. . . e;;u .-Doug~ty was injured just before the ·'70 sudden, he'll scOOt rigtit around yoo, grab Rose Bowl tiff and spent that daY on the the baU and be gone. &idelines 'th his leg in a cast ~ "That's .why I don't play him up close wi ( · or bump-and·run or anything," Adderley ) said. "For two reasons, actualJy. First, NEWPORT GOLFER when you're playing tight, you've got TEAMS FOR TITLE CAREFREE, Ariz. (AP) -Pro John Welker of Newport Beach, and amateur Gary Sanders. Buena Park, teamed for a 5-and-4 victory Friday over pro Fred Atkins and ,partner Mike Daeuble of El Pa~o. in the title match of the $10.000 Dunlop International match play · golf championship. · . Welker, playing the event for the sec· ond time, picked up the top pro 'Check of $1 ,600, and Sanders, former University of Southern California star, added pres. tige to a super 1971 in which he won the Southwestern and Mexican amateur championships. your back.to Brodie so you can't see what he's doing -throwing to the man or the spot ' ''And, second, you're too 'close to your man to hit hlrn h<cird. U you lay back a bit and watch the pass, you can pick it off, or build up a head or steam and really give ,your man a shot when he tries to catch it." Adderley agreed with d efensive backfield co3ch Bobby Frankliit, who se.id the Cowboys wouldn 't tailor their game to shut down Brodie's long aerials. "Vile won 't. worry. about it overly,'' Franklin said. "If you play too much to stop the bomb, Brodie will murder you . He '11 piek you apart and beat you with the short stuff." . Nehr·aska, Alabama Nation's _Top 2 TeaniS In Show~pat Miami· MIAM I -~ebra ska ·s Big Red ha s earned the No. 1 tag in the country the hard way and lf it still enjoys the prestige following 1ts 0 r..a n g e Bowl showdown with Al<\bama ·"'njght, there will be little dissension among football followers. · The .nationally ·televi sed dream game matches undefeated Nebraska ( 12'-0J against Alabama's Crimson Tid~ (11.0) For coac)l Vine~ Devaney and ' his Nebraska .. s COffihus'ke'rs it's almost like a rematch. • 'Fhe 'Huskers turned bacK Ok!ahf~. a for the Big Eight ~wri,"'l:;..31, and in ·at · one lhe losing soottlrlfeatured· an a k · alinQst Identical to Alabama 's wishbone ·Option. Three crucial fumbles by Oklahoma {then No. ; in the nation) turned the tide for Nebr•ska, however. Now-Alabama's Tide (No. 2) takes its shot at the nation's No. l collegiate eleven and will be doing 'it with quarter- back Terry Davis, along with All· American running ~ck JoQnny Mu.sso. Davis chalked up . a 63.6 percentage . . --- Jitter-huggiiig ' Texan Dazzles Cougars, 29~13 HOUSTON (AP) -Sopliomore tailback Charlie Davis, a jitter-bugging TexM, dazzled Houston with touchdowns of 27 and one yards to lead seventh-ranked Colorado to a 29-17 victory over'" 15th· r?11ked Houston Friday night In the 13th annual Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl. Davis, from nearby West COiumbia, the nation's seventh-leading rusher, broke a rushing record f{lr the New Year ·~ Eve contest. · A capP.-<:ity crowd of 54,720 and a na- tional television aUdience. watcbed the Cougars. playing on their home field, take a 14-7 first quarter lead when Robert Newhouse, the n2.tion's number-two rush- er this season with J,757 yards, broke for touchdowns of two and three yar@. But the Buffaloes, appearinR' ·irt their straight bowl game, shut out Hoµston in · !he aecond quart.r uxJ ocored l& ti their own. In addiUon to Davi s' two scot'e3. quarterback Ken Johnson hit Larry Brim- son on a five-yard tQucildown pass-:1and J. D. De•n kicked a 3Z.yard fl~ld goal for 23·14 lead. • Houston drove to the Colorado . nine e11;rly in tbe fourth quz.rter, but nCety John Stearns batted down a Gary Mul- lins pass intended for tight end Riley Odoms, and the Butfaloes took over I.ind drove the distttice of the field 'for the ~ing~down with 3: 48 left in the "ll•me.~ · Hatnmond Guides 17-13 West Win · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Soolh~n Methodist's versaUle Gary Hamll')G.nd, used at !hr~.posiUons, completed his first two passes as quarterback Fi'iday for West touchdowns and led his team lo a 17-13 victory In the 47!h Shrine East· West football game. • · The SMU athlete pas!ed 28 yards to Tom Reynolds or-San Die~o State In !he (bird period for the winning tOtlclldown, arter the East bad taken a 13-10 le:ad.~ Ed Marinaro, the All·Amerlcan runnlnl back !rom Cornell. rumbled at the 211.na Arizona'• Mark Ameaon.~·to eel ~P the winning touchdon. • during the season with · 42 completiO!I' good for 452 yards and eight touchdowna. 1\1usso, ·nicknamed the Italian StaUi~n. rushed for 1,088 yai-ds and a 5.7 average while accounting for 100 points. Alabama coach Paul ''Bear'' Bey8nt calls the game, "The biggest collt.l'e game the~e's ever been ." : • And he opines . that the Cornhusker:S• six-point ravorU.e label is pfobably due.lo co~ching. • ... ' . . · ~ -1·: ¥:" ' : Devaney retorts:· "B~ant_has killed:-~• • oik '\ff '.f;;Jl;iht Cha1itaeT.4. al · 4:45 . . . ' . ' ' . with kindness ~fore! If· tbe1'e'1 been 'llJ.1 coaching superiority !n our m'ee'th'igs with Alabama it. hasn'.t been eVldeOi;'1 • In two prior clashes Alabama has whip- ped Nebraska; 39-28, and 34-7. .Nebraska's big offensive weapon is ufe aerial mastery of quarterback Jerry Tac· ge, a 6-2, 215-pound senior. • Tagge l!otripletep 143'of 239 passes fOr 2,019 yards and 17 touchdowns in the dozen Nebraska conquests. • • fnclu(ied in Ne_bras_ka's armor i€,a former orange ,County prep gridder. :~ He's Buena Park's Bob Terrio, who J1 ... starting linebacker for the ComhuskerB. Devaney's concern is tw~fold with the running of Musso compounded by the threat of Alabama stepping up its aerial . ,. game. · .. • "We made a star passer out -er Oklahoma's Jack Mildren. He passed iJ,r about · 175 yards against us •. " ~ Devan~y. . ~ ~ Davis, Alabama's field general, is 'fft. ried should the Tide fall behind. .. "I hope i don't have to throw any mOte against Nebraska than I did during the regular season," he says. "We've been running all year and 1jin· ning that way. I don't know what would happen if "'.e got in a catch-up siluaUon and I'd have to get out and pass on almost every play," he addS. Georgia Edges Tar ' Heel~, -7-3~ . . ' In Gator Bowl -.::: JACKSONVILLE. Va. (AP) -Geol:AW,s Vince Dooley claimtd brother Blll.."'<1f North Carolina "outcoached me •. ~~t we won it ... arid ·that'& what lt's:,U about ." • ; : Jimmy "The Gr .. k'" Poo1os bla>:ea~ yards to·a touchdown Friday to settJeilie brotherly coachinit mar and give Georgftt a 7-3 victory in a Gator Bowl game whefe defense was. ~in~. ~ · ! Poulos esca~d the hand-to-hand com· bat for J61 Y$;ds in 20 carries and Wi9! named m01t'V1iu,ble player for the sixth ranked BUlldoils..," ., "Poules hacfhls ~realest day In a llne ,oohomor& .. &son.• '.tlaid Vince Dool~f. •1we couldn't iiaVei won without !Um. Poolos Is a 'gaine,j>li!ake( and ' toda1 ht broke ~t. .. , • · 'n>• Dooleys ST<eated. lb~g~ a 0-0 ljrst half before lwo qulc) llulldot strlk!.ll "!Ued the family affair, bell'fO 7t,IOI fans, 1 naUonal television audlence. and an 'lrounrl-thft.WOrJd rad10 book1fp;--Vlnce Gooley showed somt-broth~"ly considerallon in the final, seconds « ihJ game by ninnin~ out the clocl: alter tili· ing over the prime 'SCorllJI nnge 1t th\ North Carolina 19. • .. , !<& for Bill. he said . "When )'OU'r!I coac~g ,and trybig to win; 'Yl>u. lo~ wllo' · y Is on the o!bor clde-bretllJf or no othel'." _ • •• • --. J • • r • DAILY PILOT S.tunla; Janu 1 1•71 •• '1971 New York Excha11ge -Complete Yeai~'s High, Low, Close -AB- , I Removals .. I --· • • • • • ' • ' l • ' ' l • • • ' • 1971 American Exchange • ---- ' ' Slturdtt J.anuary 1, 1 ff12 DAILY ~ILDT ,JI -Complete Year's High: Low, Cl_ose • Other Aimual l\farkets of h1te1·est • • • I J f DAILY PI LOT Saturda)' Januo1ry 1 1~72 Year Encl Pacific Coast Stocks • --' • OVER THE COUNTER • ll•r-11fiv• 1~ .,. ...... ,... .,. •fltl'll " ... ,.J m• 111' t Im "-N.UO "''"'' * •I htc IOM n 11 .,. m1rkw• m•rltotM • amm ••IP NASO Ll1tln.P• for Thursday D•cember 30 19n MU~UAL FUNDS • • Complete-New York Stocli List / ) 'S'1un!'1 Janllil')' 1 _1_9_72 ______ , _o_~_IL_Y_~_IL_OT_!,.7._ Friday~ Closing Prices-Complete New York Stock Exchange List ' s.i.. ,.,, IW.. l Mftll t. .. Clint Cllt • JJ ll . " • 'l\1 1'1 n~1 ' '" ... .... " • , 1 ... 14\\ ) 2.P.l Uh •r ~ IM.J iJ1•2 •n ~· lNttt I!• tti.. 1' i ~ "" ,... lo! 1•) h j Jf l1" :! 2 l 1, tj_ ,. ,.. ~""' ... '" 1?W-+-"' 1, + • .... T W ... .,~, -·~ :M\1 -\,. lll• ... l't h~-~~ ll::-. ,, " .. ~ •I~ .. m: .o u~~!ri .. ' ll!., 111 'll~' ~ ~ 11 } '• ~ •• !l' " I t t tt ' ti I lN -'~ • • t • • ' ' : 1 • • . • •• • • J I .. t ' ' i . ' I I I r ! I • l ) • • l : • ' J B O.,L v PILOT ,GP! """".., _ ........ _, PUU ·Ali~;,. "GOOOlff COlUMIUJ" .. t " • ••AC .. •LWO. Al CLU• • t ...-.c ... •• "'-· ................ . ,. •• .._ • MUMTtM•TON ··- Plffl\f(f( lNGAGEMltlT • ~'' Clint FMtwood · Dirty Harty ·-·'"""'-......... ~ •1folwf pl~..CHl!ISTOPHUI G£01Ki( IN "lKE DflTI flCTO ... • ' • MAMOll ..,,,,.. CPnUI •• l!DWAllDa HARBORJ:.1 MAaofl k 'l'O. Af ftlOJI If. COCTA MIU ....,.I l\HOWAAOW.KOCH,,__,.. STAR ...... GIRL• -Sandylluncan Tony Rtobentsl j Odd Susman n El.zabelhAller. 2Mo PU.ll:tl l ~fA'l(OflNltl' "THE RED TENT" DEAN MARTIN BRIANKEITR 'something b(g' !GP) JHIU'nll l .... ~.~ .... ,...... l•MIUIOfll ¥1UO l!llWAUS <lfrflMA VIVO .. ~ttt: .. "fliNcH COlfflfC!JOll" r.us~""Tlfl .....,.llW& ,.....nte••ar . . Saturday, Januiry l , 1972 J S11r v ey ReveolU(g Who Writ·es to TV? By CYNTlllA WWRY NEW YORK (AP) -Did you ever have the Impu lse to rip off a letter to a television network and tell it exactly what you thought -good or bad -about a program? pieces o( mall sent dlrtctly lo attitude about dtunkeMWI. speclflc &hows and t he i r Recently we have been gettln& performers. The tot a I 1 a lot of that kind or mail from pttSUmably-are-matched by ---O>Uege students - about the nelwork's two competitors. ecological problems and poilJJ· "About 20 percent i s tion." If you followed through, chances are that you are a won1an of average education and income· I more than half the letter writers are wornen ), Jive in a large city in the Norlheast and ei!ht>r wa nter! to complain, make a general comment or receive .so1ne in· formation . favorable mail and about 26 Letter a are always percent is complaint." Mrs. answered when they carry a Hoffman said. "Fifty-four per-n~~e and address. In ad- cent consists ol inquiries and d1t1on, Mrs. Hoffman and her 1ieneral comment." staff of four handles telephone \I/hen progranl cwcellations calls to the network. c-about were reported in November, 40,000 a year and mostly t:om protest mail jumped 63 per-the New York metropolitan cent abo\•t the October total. a~ea. The~ aret carefully The 11tron~est concetned the c e~ked since hey a r e dropping of "The Funny Side" available before the lelters and •·sarge.'' and are regarded by the Costa Mesa Lists Cast For 'Spirit' The National Broadcastin~ Company recently constructed a portrait of its typi ca l cor- respondent based on f . random samplini::: of vie\''er mail received over three months . After discarding anonymous. crackpot. obs c e n e and organized~ eampaiitn letters. every 10th communication \~as analyzed. Bettye Hoffman, manager ot the network's Corporate Information Department, said that over a year NBC and lt! executives receive more than 80,000 letters. 'That is exclusive of hundreds of thousands of .CANADA network as clues about au- _Rul that was light compa~ed dieoce reaction elsewhere. with the volume .last s~ring "ff we think a program ts about the canceilat1ons of The likely to be controversial we Senat~r,', and . 'High Chap-put extra people on ' the para I, she said. switchboard," she said. ··When '_'\Ve _get a ~ol of or~ani~-imme::tiate telephone response campe1gn mail . That 1s easily is 15. 25 or even SO ca lls, it's recognized because it is a normal. But when it goes to forn1 and sometimes it is a JOO or 200. we know we're in mimeogrl\phed sheet. All of a for a busy time ." sudden, for instance, we will "The most emotiooal out- start heating from the burst was in the fall of 1969 Women's Ch_ r Isl i an Tern· when the Jets football game perence Umon each letter went off the air to start a 11sking if we are planning to broadcast of 'Heidi.' 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'TIL 10 P.M. • No 01hrr i!ll'Ort offers oll lhtse hiotul'fl os STandord equipmentc Adp.isloble !lerring cDI· umn, How H1ru v1111Tiloti,,..,, front d,r.c brllloes, • 100 hp MCiin'. rec:lir>irit tiuck!t tflllTS. ~idden lflltnna, pkis up 1'CI JO fll!)g. This is o lo~ mi qt ,.. ~r.ed tor. (7b8 DBV) '70 TOYOTA MARK II •~-tmns. bucket seats, consolt, radio & heottr. 064 ASR) '68CHEYY CAMAIO ladio, h11011r. , • Tiit "'rf"t c• ('t'DAS36J 'Jl Dodge DIMO• flllly fottory .._uiflpM. 6c'tlilldtr ' •~ ,ow., llttrillt,·•inrl rool (3150'1) • DA.IT 2 Door Hordto, V-1. e11tomotk • trllMlllinion. f>OWW •hlfrinO. a.ill)' ..,ll('lllAKS) $1588 ' '69,DPJ~E ,, Y-8.. An:iraolic '~Air c. ~ Vanyl irrt.n.r, ltcidio & HloM" (06'Z-8RO) $888 '67 CHEVROLET MALllll 2 Doti' Hordl09, \I-I. Automotic tra"s"'in io", powtr 1ttfli119, · "'""' $788 '69FORD Mn .... httllck \l.i, AlllOl'llOtic Transminion. ~ Jtttrire. Cuf!Oln ifll•illr (:z361Tl) s1oaa '70 FORD SALAX11 SOO $888 '69FORD FAllU.Nf 500 1 Door ~ V.1, auto. Irons.. pow- "'Jtffring. Yirltl.reol. rlldio' htl!tr, _, tlton. {XkX 705) $1188 All cwn •••l•ct tt ,,11r-11l1o ,,ffk•'"''llll ..,.., ..... ,~1•11 I .. $75 $2361.40;, '"'' "'' ,, •• ;~1. "". '"$7 5 ttnSI. $277S iii the dtftrr~ pymt pr let il'ICI • lox. license & oil Con"fitlg cl'lotges on our opp.r'o.vol of your good crtdil for 011ly 36 ' .l!VJS. ANtf,IAL PERCENTAGE RATE, 11.13 °.-o, TOT.,.,DOWlt OROERf9W ,·· TOTAl MONTMLT NEW '72 PACE-ARROW MOTORKOME · This is the new 18 footer, c~letely self contoined hom&on wheels. Con-- strutted with outo. trons., power staering/brakes, spaciou's wordrGbe. A b!aufi. fully appointed kilthen with ·3 homer stove,·6 ft. refrig,. forced unit heat, dlx_. -bothroom. screen door, front bunks, sleeps 6 & other luxuries • ORDER YOURS T.ODAY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . .BRANP NEW 1972 'Dl>DGE B-100 VAN D· 100 PICKUP • Thi oft n.w pickup fol'. 72 with comfort. $ styling, ond tceMnfY .• .tomtS fully lac.-" ...., ""'"'2·tiol.<I' t14ss. 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' '62 IMPALA CPE ••••• $199 '7 1 IMPALA CUSTOM ' '69 R CAMINO Co•,.rtlhlo. 57,000 mlloo, < •••-'· · 69 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Rodlo, J •••-'· IP25HCI 70 MALIBU COUPE · · hl9h rubber. This cl111ic cir c111 be 4 D• S•'•• Ro '' p S t · _, Cp•. Radio automatic P.S. aor concli-VI f p S , k 0 l I I VI, ) 1pcl., r111clia. P'retnl11m Firo1tono ·1 1 , t ,1. • o • "10, ... 111 o., air cona. ,66 BUICK SKYLARK $499 • • • , 111 0., •• , auc , ••• 1, con10 1, • r 0 .1 _, " I h I -~;~J,~'' oroo;i o lltW cir cona t1011. Shtrp buy. IYEKJ96l • • • tionin9, 6or9t ov1 ctr. cond., radio, Shtrp car. !R?S9)1 ~~Q4o2o0K~I ill . 9111rt11+.-nr11 w H lo • -1·099 $1399 40" Rodlo"''o. IS!Y9111 $3199 / ___ $~699 • $2299 '70 NOYA COUPE '65 CORVETTE COUPE '70 IMPALA COUPE I '69 CAPRICE COUPE '68 EL CAMINO '71 VEGA COUPE 20 000 ·1 C I I • t Radio, 4 1p1111cl, 196 cv. in. VI, dttd 11.arp. A11iol'llafic, radio, air colld., P-1!11rin9 I p S 1 . d . . 1 I 1.11 '. m111. t r1_11 0111 ownar. "'vo., (PJW716) brt~11. f4b5AKSI .. , etc. won ow~,'''·"'""' roo ,' Vl,~11tem11tk.,ttdio,r.S.,t ircon~ .• lti9k "'"· P.S., $••t.2 .. '4'"''9"'91.f <9S!EQJ WILL TRADE $2499 "'"" P.S .• P.B., """ l79IADF> • "b•~. ,,.,;,r whoolo. "'"" A'tomotl< '""" ''"" ~•f. ,;, """ $2499 $2 199 6,500 mllo1.$2599l tl '68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD '71 CORVETTE STINGRAY '67 M~RCURY WAGON 307 .:.1~ ~~.~~0 .. ~~~~. ...... '64 CORYEm . 70 EL CAMINO C ,;. 1 ti +. . d' I 1.lOOO 11tllM. ShowrooM coMlitiott. Redie. 6 P•••· Colony '•rk. Auto., ,,S., r•dio, euto 15 000 •II• owner 1t1il•i R•m•illlllt R•41o, 127 ell. i11. VI, 4 1pe•d, ile•d 1h•r,. ' c.yl .. 1tic.\, r•dlo. fl:M1•j11d•r fH .. ry w•"" .:.:·n ... ' :l;ilf9~j~ " ... ~ ..... '''$5299 . ,;, .. .d .. '$ l1'09'9" '"'·· w.; .. $3'i'99 "'" .. w '$' 1"90'9 ...... low, $2299"' 2828 HARBOR BLVD. ~~~~~ COSTA MESA ~!:. 546-1200 t(S# ~!~~ 546-12 03 I I . • .. " • • . ' ' , • ' . . . • • • • • • • DAILY PILOT I . I HAPPY NEW YEAR! from the . WESTCLIFF PERSONNEL AGENCY Mo~ tho i•Y• of t • 1111on abide with you VIKING Scandinavian Imports -Ir. MOOcrn Furniture 17838 Beach Blvd. (Acros!'I from HoSJlitalJ Huntinston Beach R47-79~ -..540-?683 * .. Here's to you and yours in the New Year! Guy Fawkes Restaurant & Cockt•il Loun9e 17171 Brookhurst St. Fountain Valley 1162-6625 * .. NEW YEA~ S1<1ingin' out with' good withct for our ... fritnda and rustom- enl STEER & STEIN ·Wishing The Best Season Ever from . THE IRVINE COMPANY f'rldly, Otttn1bf:r ll, 1911 TO ALL OUR LOYAL FRI EN OS BLANKINSHI~ FLOORS 29.'\l Bristol, C.?-.1. lj>< BE JOYOUS! lots of hoppin•11 to you or1d yGuf'I in the coming new ytor. Gills Liquor Store 278 Broad"·ay Laguna Beach, Calif. 494-4526 GREETINGS OF THE SEASON ... from Clyde, Georg• I: Personnel 1t ORIGINAL JOE'S 843 W. 19th SL Costa Mua 646-0804 • May . yow chart a &mooth, happy court• all alor.1 the woyl ART'S LANDING 503 Easl Edgewat'r Balboa, California j7!4) 675-0550 * SEASON 'S GREETINGS Seasons Gr•eting1 to All Our Fti~1 Ii >,-II Our SeNice M'tn, Wh•r•vtr They May Ba. WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE • 2947 Harbor Blvd. oi.ta MfU M9·26M ~ • HA,l'Y NIW YlAl l Mlly It Mttfl' IH•lf with • ., • ..,. ,.,,l"t doy I HARBOR OPTICAL COMPANY 351 Hospital Road, Suite 106 Newport Beach, CaJ\f. 6·16-8161 ,,. Let us follow the Star of Bethlehem for lasting peace De Geare's Plumbing Service 961 \V:est 17th Strrrt Costa Mesa. Calif. 6<16-0622 HAPPY'72 F irst National Bank of Orang• County 1650 .A.dams Costa Mesa, Calif. 546-9~70 A Happy New Year To Old & New Pals SURF & SIRLOIN 59..10 \V. Coast Hwy. N~n-port Beech 646-4202 DEWEYS Rubbish S1rvlc1 .21 IS Canyon: «d., · Cott• Mou .,.z.11t1 •• • MITLA MIXICAN RESTAURANT WISHES YOU A MERRY 'CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR COCKTAILS & ENTERTAINMENT ,,. 547 W. 19th Streef Costa ·Mesa 642·9764 MAY·THE NEW YEAR BRING WORLD PEACE PARKHURST RETIREMENT RESIDENCE 992.'i La Alamrda Fountain VaJIPy 962-5531 ST AKE YOUR CLAIM: TO HAPPINESS • TffiS NEW YEAlt ~-ID May This Holy Se11on Brin 9 Peace • YELLOW CAB CO. 186 E. 16th Street Co5ta Mesa 548-2244 Mitt Abit•il l H1r G.irl1 With You A Very W.1rm OIC • F•1t.l•111t1 .L, Chrl1ttn11 A A I. Hippy ~ Pro1p1r1ut New Y!''· Abigail Abbot . Pei:sonnel A1ency 230 .w . Warner, 9.A~ •ulto 209 !lll7,~'"2 .. A tlmtlm wish lor • ftslln and hippy nN Jllf ••• ' HENRY'S MARKET- 2112 w.·Oc~anfront Newport Beach 673-3202 . =:· PEACE May it reign In • every ho·me' at • • ~hristmastim• .•• and 1v1r after FOU"ITAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 17100 Euclid Ave. Fountain Valley 9i9-1211 A TOAST FOR A GOOD NIW YURI WOODY'S WHARF 2318 NeWport Blvd. Newport Beach 675-0474 •• Season'r Greetln1s '" From Our Hou•• To Your Hou•• • • • . . The Frastilli House 2384 Nowport Blvd. f'Mfll. Mtta ...• -· 548--5194 TIME TO WISH YOU THE BESTJ Fruin FRENCH'S PASTRY 1170 \V. Baker St. .I rvint. OfftcLProductt & Suppll11 1807 Newport Blvd. Costa 'Mesa 646-74j.1 t * . . . . • • ... l • ,, Bringing You 'f3t.6t WlhhM HEAL TH, WEAL TH AND HAPPINESS TO OUR MANY GOOD FRIENDS! SPAGHETTI BENDER 6204 W. Coast Hwy, · Nt"\VpOrt Beach 645-0651 -- RAY CAREY ,. CHEVRON .. • SeHon's Greetings .,~ [.l •ppy Holid~ys to· 111 our • ~nl ~ a_Cu•toin.uh • rr ~ Season', Greetings GEORGE PERLIN · & SONS ARCO SERVICE STATION 412 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa 675-0970 EL We gu•r•ntee to keep {ou in stitch•& thi& coming ye1rl · DAILY PILOT ft It's lime to • H' WIS yQu a happy New Yearl THE WARREN IMPORTS' LTD. (in the Art Center since 1937 J 1462 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach 494-399;} ' • ~ ---M~ GLAD't\,~ Wo hopo this holiday season rings In joy for you and yours NATIONAL_ SEWING CENTER --CITY-AUTO PARTS 1518 W.. Common1.,·calth Fullerton ---.'"1.18 BLESSINGS OF THE SEASON To AllOfYou From All Of Us associated BROKERS-REALTORS ZOZS W Bolboo 67)-)66) HI th1rtl NIW YH(s rreet1n11 !nm TOP DRAWER 221~ Marine Ave. Balboa Island. 673-4210 'J1lanks for your patrone.i;e Joyo111 Holid1y1 "FAST SERVICEI " ..New. .Oe•n Only Sfrvtct 3.'lo Lh. FASHION ONE HOUR • CLEANERS ~ • KRAMER'S COLONlAL KITCHEN 512 W. 19th St. Co1t1 Mesa, Calif. (714) 54&.0366 ·;•* . .. HAPPY NEW YEAR British •lmport<'d Foods & Variou1 Meat Pies ..• Ob.,ha'nsll's .of LondOft I. ' ' SEASON'S CH~ER "Fiii Up !or tho Holfd1ysl" FLOYD SMIJt' SONS Union S«.rvSCC Station •lllOO Newport Blvd . ColUl l.faa 1148'3'! ll .* • ' • • SEASON 'S GREETINGS IOd BEST WISHES , for 1 prosperous ind h•ppy NEW YEAR from the staff •f- U.S. AFFILIATED BROKERS REALTY INC. 18423 8C'ach Blvd\ Huntington Beach, Calif. (7141 847-8507 HAPPY BICYCLE RIDING FOR THE NEW YEAR ..• NEWPORT CYCLERY 2116 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach 675-1700 , HAP'PY "OUOAY lb ALI./ LmLE BAVARIAN HOFBRAU 2002 N~I Blvd. Cos la Mesa 548-71).j.J • Happiest Holiday ·Wishes *+ Wishing You The Very Best ' Seymour Realty ITI4l Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847-12'll ............... ·HAPPY HOLl·DAYS! SUNSET FORD' 5440 G11.rden Grove Blvd. Westminster, caut. ~--4010 *+ • HAPPY , PROSPEROUS & CLEAN NEW YEAR ARROWHEAD l'.INEN SERVICE INC:. & DUST CONTROL. DIVISION 1015 E. Oran~elhorpe · Anal'lelm, Ca. 879-8502 Huntington '8e1ch Convalescent Hos'f)it1I 847-3515 • The Huntington S.1ch Retirement Re11d1nc1 Thenk Yo.u For M•kin9 Our 2nd Y ••r Th• Best Y •f. H•ppy Hol id•ys . SEW-KNITS 2199 FliirView Rd. €06ta ?\-1esa 540-3268 let ut Join in proyer !hot the world finds p.a~ 1,., 19n .•• A blesstcl New Y.arl CENTINELA BANK 842-7788 333 W~Coast· Hwy i885I Florida Avt., H.S . Newport Beach 646-7121 lit'-. . ' HAPPY HOLIDAYS & Tl1ANKS To our •pplicants & employers , • . from lite, Marion, Lynn, Ann , Pat, Penny, Sara, Debbie, David , Bob & Gary ... •• DENNIS & DENNIS Personntl Agency 2082 Michelson Dr., Irvtne !133-2700 HAPPY NEW YEAR to our many customers! S9mple RHI Esl•lo 67S.2101 2.l15 E. Coast Hwy., CdM + LET JO:Y RIN~ OUT! , BANK OF AMERICA 548 w. 19th Costa. Mesa &1&-3491 2701-A Harbor Blvd . Costa Ml'.:sa 546-JUS 3300 Bristol Costa Mesa 836-3293 615 Ba.IOOa Blvd. Balboa, Calif. 67J...3000 Happy Holiday Greetings Se•son's Gr•etin9s to all of our customers House Of Imports, Int. 6862 Manchester Blvd. Buf!na Park (I) 52.1-72"0 BEST WISHES! i . , , •• II yl1, nr 1111tatr1. . NEWPORT . IMPORTS ' ' • HAPPY HOLIDAYS from FAR WEST SERVICES~ INC. 1672 R•ynol~s. Santa Ana ( 714) 5411-9892 for e Isador .. · • Coco's e Snack Shop1 • Reuben's e Reuben E. l•e & e The Plankhou1e • The Moon Have The Best Of Holidays & Th• Most Prosperous New Y•ar. THE COTTAGE COFFEE SHOP 56'2 W. 19th-'$t., Costa Mesa . 640-SJ(M BRINGS PEACE Girard's College Of Beauty 1895 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa. 646·2919 from KEN BRITTINGHAM REALTOR 402 32nd St., N.B. 67S.0123 '* ' •HIGltlG Ill allT WllHll It NEW YEARS • ... NlW?Olf llACH 671·ot00 bt.).a·S4 ~ Sea1on '1 Greetings & A Grateful Tha nk You to our many applicantt & cli ent companies who helped make 1971 a resounding success. John Porto & Trish Hopk ins IR.VINE PERSONNEL SER.YICES•AGENCY ' 488 E. l71h (at lrvineJ CM &t2·1"70 PERCE BEST WISHES to our fr i.ends DON JOSE MEXICAN RESTAURANT COChlAil.S • ENTERTATNMEl'.'T 9093 Adams, • Hun tington Beach 962-7911 RENTAL FINDERS 4JI W. lfttt. COSTA MU4 Hou&*Apts. * 645--0111 * i..rob,-frce to Lruul.lorU Season's Cheer to our many fr iends & customers AiiL THE LUCK TO ,, YOUI . THER \:R_ ESTATERS • •, ' '. l e I"! • ' ~ '001,l tUCK ~ •. w12 Wa •dend-thl1 htorly .w ish ioour mony loyol friends ond cuttomtn, UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK 1845 Nt•\vporl B.lvd. (7141 646-3291 Sn1.11h C1Jast Plflt.a 3:!33 S. Bristol Cn.~ta f.1~n (7141 540-5211 May the Star of Bethlehem light your way La Pasada Restaurant ~ 'Harbor Blvd C1JSl a M1•sa 642-8174 ····· .. .... .. ·· .. rn·· TIME TO WISH OLO FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YURI Cal's Cameras Inc. 1770 Ne\1.'por! Blvrt · Costa ivtesa &16-9383 '6range Vista PROPERTIJS Formrrly l.8Bordc R.E. m E. 17th St •• C.M. cAll 646-0555 Ev~nlna1 Ce.ll 646·52'2G • .*' ' Frid11~. Dtetn1btr 31, l q7l HAPPY NEW YEAR ' DIMMITT ' Quick Cleaning Servi ce :::.inn r·: !'a1·1fi!· fon~t ll\1y. Ct1r.ot111R do·I :\lur h7:1-%0!l HAPPY HOLIDAYS ood PEACE ON EA RTH from LAGUNA MANOR 21;io S.1. C'nnt-:t ll\\'Y J .. <ii.:una H1'U('h 1i l·I) 49 1-9-F~q SEASONS GREETINGS -~ ~ "The Frienuship' of those We Serve .. is the Foundation of our Pro9ress" Marv Slipson's . BICYCLE SHACK . 1093 C Bake.r St. Cosla Mrsa 54'34130 To r! All my friends from HELEN 8. DOWD lt£'a l!or 6-14·013'1 May your year be charmed with good fortun~I SANTA ANA TOYOTA PHONE 540-ZSll 417 W. Warrirr, S1u1 ta An11; • DAil Y PILOT 2:J '"Tis the season to be Jolly " Greetings from Bill Fuller Realtor 546-0814 HAPPY NEW YEAR Address-0.Print .Center Cornplr1r pr1ntin~ ~ ma1lln"l'. facllil1~. 1!10 Lo&a n .Avr Co.~la l\h'Sl;l :,10.1&·>4 Tl••~k1 lo •II out lov1I cu1tom• •Pi ' "'•11J1. 8rin9 your iJ111 to UI -W1'll do !he r11I. at f<~ ::w · _Yecrrs An old·lashioned greeting lrom i)red ~II Renl!y Univ. Park Center, Irvine C11!1 Anytime, 833.()82() .* Happy Holidays & Many Thanks to tho Parents & Grandparents of the Children 1t ANNA'S PRE·SCHOOL 2110 Thurin Ave. Costn Mesa 646-1444 to lllosewo hoYe served In tllo past COSTA MESA DATSUN ·: .. :· . " .• ' • • • ' ' • • ' ' • • . . • • • : . ' • • • . • • • . . • .. , HAPPY HOLIDAYS MacHoward SJ.9..9600 or 531-0608 comer lat A Harbor THE BEST TO YOU IN '72 . Atlas Chrysler·P~mouth A SINCERE WISH FOR LASTING JOY UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE To our OICI and New Friends a Happy New Year NEWPORT NATIONAL LEASING CO. Division of So. Calif. 1st National Bank 20'22 Business Center, Irvine 8.33-8620 '¥"" ... -•-. 4 .. Chiming out with Best Wishes to all our Friends BARWICK IMPORTS I WE WISH YOU 1lfE BEST Walker & Lee H~alloN 2790 Harbor Blvd. al Adams Tcn'OU IN THE-- NEW YEAR BAUER BUICK 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mrsa 548-7765 Best Wi1~u111 from WILSON FORD 18255 Beach Rive!. Huntington Beach 842-6611 MAY YOU SOAR TO SUCCESS DURING 1972 CONTINENTAL MOTORS 847-3842 ... A VERY BIG THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE TERRY BUICK 5th .\ Wllnut Huntiftcton Beach 536-G588 ,___ . fORISI [ Ol~O.~ '" R £A lTOR5 2299 Harbor Blvd., Co11ta Mtsa 645-0303 ,_ -- To Our Yamaha Customers from Bob & Jim AWARD MOTORS 1610 Newport llwd .• C.M. 642-4343 ~~~ ~~~- -· JI. .• -- To Our Friends •nd Cu1tomers We Th•nk You And Best Wi1hes Ptlr A Happy New Y ••r from Lots of Cheer, to all of our loyal patrons COURTESY DODGE _ _M&yJA>"'---+ Holiday Seaso'"---4---. be Bright May the New THERE'S ALWAYS ...•••. -'taar...b.e-Y~.LJ.r .. ···-Jl'~Y: -·· ~1u5tf~st;-re~ HAPPY,..NEW YEAR CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. C0&ta Mesa 546-1200 *. To all of Our loyal patrons a Festive First DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-7781 • Jesus said unto them, "If God were your fether ye would love me, for I pro- ceeded forth •nd came from God. Neither came I of myself, but he sent " me. 'PF7 .L MOTORS l•lt.>llWBO~ ~L~Cl <O•l> "''~ 641>160~ • ,. l~•I. JOY TO THE WORL D . .. MARQUIS MOTORS Toyota-Jaguar 9(X) S. Cout Highway Laguna Beach 5'o..J100 • 1584. Newport Blvd. COST A MESA--642-0040 Your Harbor Area Suzuki Dealer JOY HARBOUR YW , 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntina:ton Beach 842-4435 HERE'S HOPING '72 IS A BIG HIT FOR YOU lADERA REALTY Town &. Country Shopping Center 18534 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 968-4433 It's that Time again: A Happy New Year to All .pw.LeAOi&. W TOYOTA 646-8303 11148 Harbor, Cella M ... GROTH CHEVROLET NABERS CADILlAC 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847-6M7 Ringing Out with Our Wishes for a Jovou's New Year 8111 Jones' B. J. Sportscar Center 2833 Harbor, C.!\t, 540-4491 Fiat-Subaru i- PEACE Ward.S.Lee Amerlcln Mollln ,. 547-5816 1234 So. Main St. Santa Ana . .. .. . . --. . \. ···~· "@··~··~ ;. : , ........ --.·. ·. ;,. HEARTY GOOD WISHES TO ALL ! The Cupcake "Fre1h Goodies'' Wm . E. Burts, Owner 273 E. 17th St., C.M. Mt11 Shoppln9 Ctnter S48 -l0l 1 ~!~"'?'~·~" :~·~!C:Jl.:~,14 HAPPY HOLIDAYS GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN-MERCURY Cor. Brookhurst & Garden Grove Blvd. 636-2980 HAVE A JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON CREVIER MOTORS 2M W. J.st St .. Santa Ana 547..J996 Hoppy New Y- from the M1ne;tment end Steff of ALLIED EUCTlllC & LllaHTINfa mVktorlo.C_.e_ ("""''""" .,.........,. N..,.,l ... ,:3737 *f- M•y Your Holid•ys b• Sper~ling TARBELL REALTORS ~ Harbor Blvd. Costa f\.1esa ~0.1720 ~~; ., . 'C't:i-"9' HERE'S 'HOPING 1972 BRINGS YOU ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD DAYE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. Costa. Mela 548-8017 +* Peace to all JOYOUS · is our wish ~ 1J(l!c../ll4.. Y...S.~ • . i.cUlie Ne.w Year SANTAANA Roy Carver Rolls-Royce LINCOLN·MERCURY 2925 Harbor BJ'ld. Costa Mtsa. ~ SEASON'S GREETINGS .... Mike McCarthy DON BURNS Bulck-Opel-GMC Trucks Pon.chef Audi/VW. Cor. Beach A: McFadden 13731 Harbor Blvd., C.G. Westml.neter 1 Bl.k. So. of G.G. Frwy. 894-1336 -531-2450 836-2333 .... The Best ' Of Luck M1~ This Se11on Be he H1ppie1t In 1972 * Marvin Pearce* Jim Slemons Imports Motor Homes Warner le Main St. Sal6 • Rentals Santa Ana.-.546-4114 -= 14ll S. Villa1e Way, S.A. ... • f1om the DAILY PILOT • - - .. DAILY PILOT ,, 1. 1972 .:.'.:.rid::''::.· _.:.!>t:.::'.:.'mc:bf.:.•_.:.'1.:.:•...;1_m-'-------1I "'LY 9'.l.Gr ZN Everyone Fres So.mething That Someone Else Wenh General General General , General General You Cen Seli It, Find It, Trade It With e Want Ad Geherat NO ONE OFFERS MORE! THE REAL ESTATBRS No. 1 No. 1 No.•1 "HOMEOWNERS DREAM" Thick shag carpet.Ii thi.!l 4 bl>droom, formal din· ing room, 2'% bath!t, family ronm home. Load.<; of brick work front and rC'ar patio and lush green landscaping compll'les this plcture. AU this for only $29,750. Wbn't last call now 842-2535. DUPLEX ' IN CORONA DEL MAR Wt!l-built. beautiful, maintaintd 2 bedroom du· plex on CORNER LOCATION. Closr to all i;h~P'" ping, 10"~ do'A'n. Call now ·to 1ee. Only $46,950. Phone 673-8550. r ~ ..... '« """':""""JT"'· I" ~,...: ~ • ~ • \ " • l ..: " ·-•1 ... I ABSOLVTEL Y TERRIFIC -4 bedroomt. family room -Stone fireplace -Encl~ed patio • -Fine neighborhood --Oo&e to !>hopping -Cloi;e to schoolA . -Tastetully decorated a.nd la.nd.scaped -Assumable GI loan ~33 . .00 -Call 546~2313. "UPGRADED EXECUTIVE HOME" All this horn!' fl(>('ds is you. 2,650 fl'cl of luxur· ious Jiving, 4 brdrooms \\.'Ith a n1ammoth fin· ished bo.nus ·room over the garage. Over $6,000 or upgraaing in this lathe & plaster b<>au ty. Call Now 842.'..~..i35. INCREDIBLE VIEW To enjoy the finest in Newport Beach living, gee this gorgeous 3 lx>droom, with separate master suite, Jarge family room leading out to a spark- liog.heated and filtered pool _and the most breath- taki~ view of Ne'A-·port Bay and Catalina th11.t could be found. Truly a gem by the Pacific. Call 646-7171 for more details. ARE YOU READY FOR THIS Just look at this two story S Bdrn1 home plu! !HI ilnn1ing pool. Extra lari;f' lot, room (or trailpr, Plui:: many n1orc f'xtras. A bar~ain at SJ7.950 G.L ro F.Ji.A. 847-6010. .. RENT OR BUY This older 2 BR duplex with" 1. BR apt over ga~ . ' rage, with Jg bfodroom-newly Jlflinted exterior, 2 patio!'i. Owner has reductd price $2(l()Q tor quick sale. CaU for c;ietail!'i-673-8550. FOR FIRST IMPRESSION Thi~ doll house htis It 11ands du11 n. 'fhl' f!1)nr pl11.n is supc'tb. 4 Bdrm. plus ra n1ily rnnn1. {)\vnrr mntivl,ltCd for f'!_Sl sale, For · n111r1• infoi·n1ation call 857-6010. FAMOUS LAST WORDS! . "If I had on!y !nvcstrd In income pfuprrty." Here's your chance to O\.\'n a fine 3 BR horne pl us & studio apt and live rent free in beautiful Co· rona dl'I Mar. Immaculate condition, ni>'A'ly pt1 in t- ed, built-in kitchen, 2 baths. You know todlly'1 price! Tomorrow ls anyone's gueu. Call 673~50 . '' • • Welcome will be 1972! We hope y,our visit with · us a happy one. We would like to add our voice to yours, and "! i s h everyone a year filled· witlt health, happiness and pros· perity. . · . I In S•rvlc• -l•f•r• and after tM .. 1 •• 12 traintd ••l•apeopl• In 6 otflt. .. to follow tfrlfV. In Adv1rtl1ln11-Complete covera1• every 4•'t· In Sal11 In the Marbor Area-Proof, po1ltl.,._ Thl1 la wh1r1 "The Action 11." LUXURY AT LOW COST \Vhl'n y .. u 1111·n ll1b i;har1' 3 Bdrn1. hon1e· v.'ith r xlra lari.;e bunus room ovrr &flragr. llt'avy shake roon1, l b!th~. Pri<'l'd al only $3:!,500. • SUPERBLY· SPANISH IN BAYCREST Jii this 4 bC'droom, d<'lii:hlful, lal'ge home with fa mily ~rn, fonnal dining & · lln enormous ('nu rtyard patio. 1'hls unique no·me in Q~ ot th• i:r<'a lC'st aN'as In NC'11·1)()rt Beach Is a must to ire nnd a11preciatr. $89,500. Call 646-7171. ' LOWER THAN RENT By owning this fine home. SboW;!I pride of owner- ship . •3 bedrooms •2 baths •Newly painted •New carpet. throush out •Pool •Only S'.26.950 FHA·VA terms •c.u now-548-2313. THE REAL ESTATICRS Op1n 'Ttl 9 .. NEWPORT BEACH 1700 Newport Blvd. 646-7171 COSTA MESA 2790 Harbor Blvd. 546-2313 ' HUNTINGiON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH CO~ONA DEL MAR 17931 Beach Blvd. 6014 Warner Ave. 332 Marguerite 842-2535 847 -6010 673 -8550 INVESTMENTS 2 790 Harbor Blvd. Suite 20 I Costa Maso 5~6-1600 G1n1r1I I YOU and v<>urs will Jove this ieweL Delightfully Decorated and spacious 4 Bedroom. 3 Bath & Family room home in Westc!iff. Low Main· tenance :vard. Garaste Door opener. BBQ in .Cheery Kitchen, Terrific Neighborhood, walk to schools and park. Just reduced to $53,700. BETIER CALL NOW 675-4930. , I UNUSUAL and hard to !ind. 3 bed room. 2 bath & family ·room home on one of the nicest streets on the Eastside. Generous size rooms and closets galore! Huge Jiving fOOm, cheery built-in kit· chen, wlth BBQ. enclosed lanai. Park like yard with fruit trees & lovely plantings . Even room for a P\lOl. JUST LISTED and won't last ,~t only ,,.000. <;ALL 675-4930. C. F. COLE'SWORTHY & CO. ... REALTORS .67.Mf'O ljtwport Bftch l • ' Ee.-rtside • ' NEED LARGE LOY? We have '2 lo d100Se from 2 BR. "'ilh 54'x178' Ct'mler lot. -$19,2;,(J. 3 BR with firepl. Gn OO'x l39' w/alley aCC1'l!ls. -$2-4.950. N'AME YOUR TERMS! Newport 1! Fairview 646-8111 (enytlm1) Pele Barrell f<ea/t'i pre:Jenl:J INVESTMENT PLUM! 4-PLEX -Top rental area close to beach and shopping ......... , ......... , . . $79 ,500 DUPLEXES~DUPLEXES NEW DUPLEX - 3 bedroom, 2 bath s each, buillins, fireplace..<. Vacant. ........ $72,500. 125..CSth St, N.B. Open Sun. 1.5 T.WO YEAR OlO -Good Newport Beach area. 3 & 2 bedroom s. Walk to stores and beaches. Flexible financing ......... $58,000 . , SEPARATE OFFICE Assume G.I. Loan NICE 3 BEDROOM -famil y room home Sharp home wilh upgraded · Clrpe!A throughout. Cov. QB· Uo. huiltln breakfll~t bar in kitchen, rtAr ya.rd 90 tt. wide. 3 Bdrma 1% be.th. Priced •t Mity $27,SM, IMT.allO ' O T!If Rf.I\!, ''-LSTI\ Tf.RS • wlth 2 baths, fireplace. carpels & buil tins. MuJtJ.purpo<e office. playroom nr hobby room se parate fr om house. Available irn· mediately....... . . .. ............ $31,960. Office Opfll Solurdoy1 I Sundoyo PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Westclilf Dr., N ... 642-5200 • I G1n1ral COATS & WALLACE • REAL TORS -• 9045 A1l11.n1a f11t Magnnlisl Huntin.1.:ton Beach 962-4454 ACT TODAY • DiJrnver wh11t thi!I 3 btrl· room, 21,. bA!h unit hi the Blutrs has ro orr,.r. 1t'1 ""· Ure prl<'e is $345.900, rr,11.tur- ing & beautiful firepl11.ce, and G1n1r1I ---------------------1 GREENBELT & VIEW This lovely "Dolores" 3 Bdrm .. with 2 baths & powder rm ., is situated on a fine greenbelt, with some bay view. $45,000. CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME PERFECT FOR FAMILY LIVING N~d a home with everythlnr inrluding an ineippn11lve price 1 Try thi1 l 't>Mroom, 1 ~. bnt11 buy at $17,995. For 1he wife It fl"tllUres a dOllbte oven1 laundry rooat and· dl.11hwasber. The father will certainty enjoy the brick fl ~place and obarlX'que, and for the dllldnn. a 1peclal 81'@8 with a .winpet 11nd p1*3·house lg featured, Thia I• priced for qtu1ck action ... ., act k>day! 516-2313. OLDER SPANISH wall to wall glai;!I 11~ndow1 •-!!!l!!!l!B!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!11 f.aeins; out onto 11 gr ea l grttnl:lf•lt. Cl'rtJtinly f!vtry one's dn!11m. Inquire !•1rth· Unit11, ln Ea1tairle triplu. ' Xlnr. loc1ttion nt'ar •hop-. p!na. High 1ncnm• • Low nwn!enantt. Price only et! 546-2313. Daily Pilot Classified Ads ,:;:· c.u <a.." E~•> far Action ••• Call 642-5678 (~Af:I I ,, ' ' • ' r <: L I I •• ., :Z DAILY PILOT Friduy, Oeetmbir 3 • l?il ' • -Saturday, Janua,., 1, )qn DAILY PILOT ff I....__ __ ....... ___ ]~! _.__ )~ .__l __ ....... _)~ [ _ .. u. General Gitnerel oflnJa J3£ ~* * * * * * .PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN llY APPOINTMENT 7l Linda ISile Drive Beaulifully decorated 5 BR. borne on lagoon. Huge m str. jlR. w/beam cell. & lrpl. Lge. liv. rm. & fa1nily rm. For1nal din. rn1 . Securi- ty system. Pier & slip. .. . . . • .. $230,000. JUST COMP LETED 5 BR. 4 bath homo wiUl 50 ft. dock . Beauti- fully decorated, V11ith marble mstr. bath. crystal chandeliers, fine carpets & wallpaper. Built·in vacuum, recirculating hot water, dumbwaiter & many other extras. $285 ,000 . 106 Linda Isle Drive Custom Single story, 3 Bdrm., 3 bath water- front \Vith pier and slip. La rge master bdrm. with sauna. Dining. kitchen & Jiving room have water vie'v. 52' Jot . . . ....... $135.000. 58 Linda Isle Drive 5 BJ_:i .. 41h ba.: ?n lagoon. Lge . \Vaterfront f3;mlly r~. & J1vrng rm. Formal dining rm. Pier & slip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $189 ,000.- Waterfront Lots No. 76 : 3 Car garage. Faces South .. $80 ,000. No. 56: North Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000. 4-03 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach ...... $43,950. 341 For Complete Information r On All Homes & Lots, Please Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Islanders Bldg. at Linda Isle Bayside Dr., Su ite 1, N.B. 675-6161 Gent rel General Only 1 )'e.ar old and lmrnacu. lt11c. 0.1ncr "di sC'll VA or fort:\ and pay nt'Cf':'Uar;y pt.!. •rnr roof & 11n11'd r la.n makeo il llfJm<."1hlnit 10 s~. Call to1 AJ'.ll>t, to SN' II t\O\Y ! EL TORO ,\ ~an1 lot and giant homt"~ ,, l>dnn. 2 .. ~101·y, a rnus1 see for VA bU}'t•rs. a05e TO Nt'hool~ f,, ,.hopplnR', YEAR IN-YEAR-OUT- rr·s COZY. lrnmaculate four bdrm. 2 bath hon1e \\'Ith rear Jiving rooni. fireplace, fam- ily room. B/J har and airy 81 I <'ll'c. kHchc>n. Bcauti- fll.!Jy carpt>ted over hard- ~·ood tloor.s, draped !hru- out. Conveniently J<X'atcd to li('hools, shopping and arter- ial freeways, l'"ull price only $32,000 NO 00\V'N VET- ERANS • LO\V DO\VN IBA. 1,; u LW.Ell' PROPERTIES. INC . . Formerly lo Bordi;-R E 220 E.17th St .. C.M: . ca·11 646• osss i Evenings Call 616-5226 "Million$$$" View 111111"""""111111"""'1 Point 'N' Save Fantastic panoramic view of llll•liiililoljllillii .. l!lliij ocean, mountains and bright lighls. Hang your stockings on a beautiful brick fire- place. 3 executive . size bed. rooms. Complele \VORK· SHOP ror Dad. Bring pain! and earn "TI-IOUSANDS''. Bt>st Buy -\Vo11'1 Last - i-lun)' Dial BEACH RETREAT Own your own deluxe apartment in Laguna. Pool, private beach, ·many extras -includ- ing white wat~r view. $45,~. Jim Muller WESTCLIFF -REDUCED! Great buy for the new year -3 bdrm., din. rm., den & pool home. Owner moved & must sell. Only $50,500. Mary Harvey , ATTENTION EARLY BIRD Start the new year right -buy in Harbor View (near new 3 bdrm/fam. & 3 car gar- age). Priced at $54 ,000. Harry Frederick LOVELY LIDO ISLE ESTATE 19Cl" Street frontag.l', 3 lots; unique 5 bdrm .. 6 baths. Complete privacy. Rec. & billiard room. Call for picture folder. $195.000. George Grupe OCEAN VIEW -$57,500 AC. B. & CO. Exclusive in Corona del Mar! Call no\v & begin to en.io.v your ocean dream house. 3 BR's .. walled yard & .private beach! Bill Comstock · OLO CORONA OEL MAR Unique 3 bdrm., 2 bath home plus hide- away apt., plus guest quarters. A.I.A. de- signed; $79,900 with terms. Gene Vreeland 645-0303 YOU NAME IT This House Has It! tll 6% AsS!Jmable V.A. Loan 12! VA·1'111\ TC'ITllS 1:11 Cul-De-Sac Slrt"et 1 l-ll Near Schools & Shopping 15! Excellent Shag Carpets 161 Beauliful Tile Pa tio (7l Paneled Family Room (!II Heavy Shake Roof (9l S~l5 total monthly pay. ment AH this with four bedrooms and a fan1 i!y room. Great Fan1ily Mon14!!!. Call .l46·231:t VETERANS TAYLOR CO. LINDA ISLE -$t4l,OOO Covered courtyard entry to lhis beautiful \\1alerfront home with. pier & Uoat. 5 Bdrms, for1nal on. & paneled fain. rin. with circ~· lar \Vet bar: All electric kitchen w/char-bro1J. Prof. decor thruout. Plumbed for pool. DOVER SHORES -VIEWI $79,SOO Like ne\\' ! Looks like a 1nodel home. Located on beautiful corner site with view of bay & mountains. Lux cptng. & drapes. ,1 Bdrm., fam. rm. & study. Privacy. 3 Car ginage. 2042 ·GALAXY OPEN SUN. 1-5 WESTCLIFF -$79,900 Large 5 BR. home. Room for your family to spread out. A real choice area too. Lovely 20'x40' pool with Jacuzzi. Great patio for en- tertaining. Call today for appt. LINOA ISLE -$143,SOO EACH HERE is your chance! Owners of ·3 NE\V \Vaterfront homes will consider in exchange: smaUer home. land, apartment bldg. or trust deeds. Will consider lease/option. Each hai 4 BR.. FR.. DR. & study. Really s pectacular. See today & submit your exchange. B LINDA lSLE OPEN SUN. 1-5 OOVER SHORES -$99,SOO Elegant & colorful~ Exquisite master suite with huge walk,-in closet. Many fine features in this 4 BR. home with study. sun room & formal dining rm. Great kitchen . 3 car gar. 410 MORNING STAR OPEN SUN. 1-5 CORONA Dl;L MAR INCOME -$61 ,950 Great location! \Valk to shops. 2 Separate units. 2 BR. frt. unit w/frplace and NE\V 3 BR., 2 bath rear UiRit. Good income. CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX -$69,500 ? LOVELY studio type apartn1ents. 2 Bdrms. 1n each. 1 Bath in 2 units -1 •h baths & fire· place in I unit. Built-in range, oven & dish~ \Vashers. Really sharp. 6 Garages. CORONA OEL MAR -$95,000 Builders Attention! 3 Full lots underimproved w I good but older 2 BR. home. In heart of beautiful CdM. Perfect for 3 new homes. l Block to ocean. Call for appt. 304 NARClSSUS OPEN SUN. 1·5 LA QUINTA COUNTRY CLUB Beautiful custom bit. desert home on 13th fairway. 10' Ceilings, formal DR. & den \V / wet bar. Sep. guest house. Fully air-cond. ~.jacuzzi & sauna. \Viii consider exchange for Newport \vaterfrt. home. $185 ,000 CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS Dover Shores -$49,500. " Linda Isle -$89,S00.,75,000-$85,000-$100 ,000 Office Open Sunday, January 2 "Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hi11s Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 *'~* *-* * * ~ ..... 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Low maint. -hi value; great family home: 2 sty.; near schools, pools, tennis ; VERY POPULAR PLAN; Univ. Park. $32,900. "Chuck" Lewis NO OOWN-NO COST MATT AU you have lo do is qualify under the G.l. BILL OF LA BORDE, Realtor CdM INCOME PROPERTY Two sep. homes on lot & half. in Corona de! Mar. S77,500 For both units. One bas 4 bd· rm., 21.h ba. & pool; second charming 3 bdrms. ftf . L. Marion CORGNA OEL MAR -$43,000 Charming'"'Shake roof home w/lots of used brick & panelling. 2 BR.. 2 Ba .. den. great bit-in elec. kit.; fortnaJ dining. Belle Partch YOU'LL BE ''SOLO'' When you see this cozy "2" fireplace ·home. 4 Lge. BR's. & lam. rm. & din. rm. BEST CORONA DEL MAR LOCATION, close 1!J everything. $66,000. Bud Auslin STEAL THISI Huge fee lot on beautiful Lincoln Lane. For- mal dining room, billiard .room, H&F pool. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths. For sale ''as is" $69.500. Eileen Hudson WHITE BRICK SQUARES Add an elegance to kitchen. breakfast room & family room! 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths nice view. Yacanl & easy to see. $49 .750. ' Carol Tatum LIOO ISLE -$97,500 ) BR .. sep. din. rm. Great family home with spacious rooms. Large Souih patio' 45' lol & best St. to SI. location. ' Charlene Whyte 4 BR. -OUPLEX Corona del lVlar -studio type -rear unit vacanl. Has 1873 sq. rt. ;irea + patio + garage -bldg. just five yrs. old -see & make offer. $77 ,500. Al Fink 4,800 SQ. FT. 5 BR. 5 BATHS Do\•e r Shores \va terfront. Inspect this fami- ly home by app't. or I will mail you a bro- chure. Reduce(}. to $185,000. La Vera Burns LIDO ISLE -OWNER MOVED Anxious to sell his 3 Bdrm .. family rm. home. Lovely tree shaded patio. 4-0 Fl. lol. $87,500. Calhryn Tennille WATERFRONT -DOVER SHORES Ultimate In Indoor & outdoor living. Com- plete elec. home. 4 Bdrms., study & !ml. dining. Sep. maid's area. Lge. pool. Pier & slip. $190,000. Kathryn Raulson. ~700 l --- 644-2430 . ~ 550 NEWl'O''f. CENTliR DR.. N.B. .. I ' RIGHTS and \\·e will movl' you into this sharp han:I. \\"ood floor. thrt'<' bdrm. East&id(> Cm.la 1\teiw. home. Top local ion near stores. sl'hools and ST. JOACHI~I CATHOLIC a-IURCH. Prit ed lo sell al $25.600. CuLw~ll PROPERTIES. INC. Formerly t o Bo1de R E 220 E. 17th St .. C.M. Call 646 • 0555 Evenings Cati' &IS.52'J; ONLY $27,900 BEST VALUE AROUND Beautifully landscaped. • , Block wall. One o\\"nl'r 3 BR, 2 balh. Oose to slon>s and in ~Jesa Vl'rde. Con1e and see this r11r(' rind. FliA l: VA buy<>rs \\"elL'Pnll'. Call :>-10.2313. PLEASE, PLEASE WE NEED YOUR HELP Hon1r buyc>rs, pll'ase look Rt thiit larsrl' 4 Berlrm. J Ba lh horn£' plus pool i\1ust he !!Old. Nanir )'OUr 1crrns. Va. f'<lnL $42.500. 2399 R('l.Hands Op d11ily 1-.l Lachenmye ReJltor 1860 Newport Bl11d,, C.M. Call 616·3928 Evts. ~1827 S.h .. ·h! We found a charmer. 3 BR . 2 1tory • 3 car garage, ~ to lfnrbor High. AL.~: • l BR. turtt . apt. for renc (Small enou,h to know you, liirge @nough.to M!C'"'/e you.) The fui.st craw ln the-1f 1 •••• Dally. Pllol Cio"'llrl M. 6ll-$ll .. YEAR IN· YEAR OUT IT'S COZY. lmmaculate four bdrm. 2 bath home \vith rear Jiving room. fireplace, family room, B/I bar and airy B/I elec. kitchen. Beautifully carpeted over hardwood floors, draped .. thru·out. Conveniently located to sc~ools, shopping and arterial freeways. Full price only $32.000. NO DOWN VETERANS . LOW DOWN FHA. VETERANS NO DOWN-NO COST All you have to do is qualify un~er the G.I. BILL OF RJGHTS and we will move you into t~is sharp hardwood floor, three bdrm. East- s1de Costa Mesa home. Top location near stores. schools and ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC CHURCH. Priced lo sell at $25,600. PLANNING ON RETIRING? WHY NOT CORONA DEL MAR. We have a deal two oversize bctrm .. 2 bath home with har.dwood floors. Comfortable fireplace. cozy patio. protected heated pool for your dail)!' exercise. This won 't last Jong at ONLY $39.950. HAVE YOU NOTICED\ OUR NEW NAME? WE ARE NOW A SUBSIDIARY OF THE COLWELL CO. MORTGAGE BANKERS. IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON RE-FI ~t~~f~'yJ~YING OR SELLlNG, LET M. M. LaBORDE, Realtor LIVE IN CORONA DEL MAR Cozy, \Varm . friendly. Ttiree bdrm. two bath home. SOUTH OF HIGllWAY · iust a few shor_t blorks from the orean. Walking di s- lance to schools and shopping. Only $39,950. DOG LOVERS \Ve've built in a dog run for your hounds! Eastside Anaheim location -5 ~ ASSUM· ABLE FHA LOAN. Four bdrms., 2 bath, 15' x 24' covered patio. Fenced yard • fruit trees. Close to park & schools. ONLY $29,950. UP FOR ADOPTION An Idell! starter home for a young couple. NO DOWN VETS OR LOW FHA TERMS. Three bdrm. and den home witi. hardwood noors. Good Eastside Costa Mesa location. Largo yard for Ille kids -nW1Clrtiols and shoppinf. Priced to sell at ONLY $26,000. Evenings Call 646-5226 or 642-7431 Gener el brand new big canyon home ••• ~ l five bedrooms, 3 bathi, family roo,m, 3 c:•r gerage, btautlful corner lot 26 hennilagt" lal'l4!!! at royal sL george road, ncwpor! beach. this home is being fin1;;Jwd now and should ~ availablr tn m1d-rebruary. drive by and see it, then call O\vner at . , , 644-1140 HAPPY NEW YEAR HARDWOOD FLOORS This beautiful Costa :'\lesa home \\'ii! plea~ and de. light \\'ith it's 3 shining bed· rooms, 2 gleaming barhs, plush NE\\' CARPE."T'S. big double garage and a big fenced yard with pal10 and BIG TREES! 1~1MEDIATE· LY YOURS tor $2t900! Any terms offered 10 1inaf!C4!!! 1 your purchaSl'. JC'a.. co:Ts ·~WALLACE · REALTORS -~141- (0ptn Evenings) CUSTER STANDS · HERE In the mountains at Crest· line. He has 13 unit~ & a 4 bdnn home, giant pool and MACNAB • IRVINE As we stand at I.he gate of \be year. we give grateJul \hanks lo all who have helped, assisted and extended their friendship to us over the past 18 years. May all blessings go with YQU in 1972. FIN ER START THE NEW YEAR RIGHTI Buy a cute, Clean, cozy condom1ni· um -2 BR., 2 bath -patio w/ Eucalyptus tree. Only $31,500. Open Sunday 1-5 p .m. 4-09 Gloucester, Costa Mesa. E A S T B L U F F 2826 CATALPA: 4 BR.. FR. <;real 1 family home. Low, LOW price~ 2901 CATALPA: 4 BR.. DR. View! Ready to move Ln & loaded \\11e •• tras. 915 CITRUS : 4 BR.. FR. If you can paint. you can save & s ave. LO\V· est priced home in Eastbluff. Jack Howell 644-6200. "LOVEABLE , LIVEABLE, & ROOM TO ROMP" 4 large bedrooms. 3 baths. tremen· dous family room, for1nal dining room and separate hide-away hob-- by house. Betty Kerr 644-6200. BUY OF THE WEEK Location -Style -Qualily. 1001 Hamfshire Lane. Choice Baycrest stree & a stunning 4 BR. home v" / lofty ceilings & 2 massive stone fireplaces. Owner-Builder built w/ care. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. -or call Jane Frazee 642-8235. CORONA OE L MAR INVESTMENT • 2 spacious 4 BR. -2Vi bath apts. 5 yrs. new -o\vner will trade. Betty Kerr 644-6200. CAMEO SHORES VIEW ·outstanding canyon and o c e a n vie\VS from this truly gorgeous 3 BR., split level, adult occupied home. Professionally landscaped. $69,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. . HOMES HARBOR VIEW HOMES Lovely 2 BR . and convertible den "Monaco" home in Harbor \"ie1¥ I-tomes. On quiet street -\\'alk tQ the 1>001 wjthout crossing a ~treel You own the land. $46,950. Tom Queen 644-6200. UNIVERSITY PARK Spacious 4 BR.. FR. -Vanderbilt Model. 20x30 LR. w /cathedral ceil- ing. Drea1ny master suite~ $53,000. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. HIGH ATOP THE CLIFFS OF OOVER SHORES A S\\•eeping vie\v of the Upper Bay. 9 NEW Ivan Wells custom homes nearing co1npletion. Choose your finish details no\v ! Model OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. -5 p.m. 2006 Gal· axy Drive -or caU 646-1550. INVESTMENT/SHELTER 18-units on 1.42 acres. ExceJlent rental area in Costa Mesa. Less than 1% vacancy. Good tax sbelter. $26,450 annual gross. AI..50 12 lo- maintenance units $16,850 gross. Vacancy about !/3rd of 1%. Tom Queen 644-6200. NEW LISTING A rare find! One--story 4 BR. - Super condition. Very first resale or plan! $58.500. HARBOR VIEWI Must sell this weekend! Lowest Priced 4 BR. in area. Large kit .. chen, 28' master suite, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, deep shag carpeting. Las- zlo Sharkany. 644-6200. Open Sun· day 12-4 p.m. · 1715 Port Stirling, Harbor View Homes. MACNAB· IRVINE Realty Company HARBOR~~ CENTER 642-8235 1644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH .............. ,... .......... ~ General G1n1r•I Gener•I CAN'T FIND IT? * \\'ILL BUILD yuur dre8l .. home. Hav4!!! staff for com- plete home pac.kag@. Put your oonlidence fn ·OUl! 49 years ot quality cu,.5tom home building. $e4I .4!!!.'(ample or product ,at 2006 Galaxy, Dovel-Shores. Ivan Wells & S11ns "rne$'f\lr6~~~Clfty,., PHONE 641·5990 $5,500 PRICE REDUCTION owner must sell the total is one of the finf'st I "~~~~ What a PRESENT FOR THE NEW YEAR, for your family! This 3100 sq. It., beautiful Spanish hacienda with large heavy beam patio overlooking the golf course. has 4 bedrooms plus fan1i1y room with huge, used brick circular fireplace peg board floors and wet bar. You ought to see the master bedroom suite with walkin closet, dressing room area, and what a bath! There's also a private room for Father to be used for den or office. The home is vacant and waiting for some lucky family. Buy it this year and enjoy it for many years to come. Ob yes. it does have a formal dining room. New price resor!s in 1he moun1ains. CaU for more details. -!~-UNUSUAL and hard 10 find. 3 bedroom, 2 bath & family room home on one of the> niet"St streets <Jn lhe Eastside. Generous size rooms and closers ga- lore! Hu~ living room, cheery buih·in kirchen, "'il'h THE Buy. WORTH BBQ, encl°"" lanai. Park 1ik@ yard with fn.iit trees & WAITING FOR lovely planHng<. Even room for a pool. JUSf LISTED If you are a large family and and won't last at only \\'&nt to use your VA. don·t $35.000. CALL 61:>4930 hesitate on this 5 bedroom ~&CO.I plus a family roonl home. It is priced at only $38,850 -=====-:=::'.:.'·2""= and is designf!(I for SPAC· rous living. Hurry to see this buy before it is bought! iii• OPE~ U"'TIL 9 PM * * * Sharon Kent '2484 Or•nge Ave., Costa Mesa You a~ the ~'inner of 2 tickets to the Sports, Vacation & Recreational Vehicle Show at the ANAl'tEIM • CONVENTION CENTER Now thN January 16th Please call 642.5678, exr 314 behl·ee.n 9 and 5 pm to clatm your ticket.s. (North County toll-free numt>e-r is 540-ID>) * * * Buy of the Month This bJme is located in an atta wherto ~ are M!'ll- lrig for UJ.@ ind over. Don't wfJt to ttt thlt hr.au. ty. Too many extras to mention? Priefti at o n l y P!;!llO. 841-to!O 'O THE RE,l\L \~ESTATERS c ~, j •, • I ; ', $34,500 prime •rea. "II bedroom1, fire- ,.... lft COlf dtn. Ml difl. 'Inc """· bullt·lns. dlahwuh· "'·fiiiELL "A SURPRISE AWAITS YOU" Adaptability is !ht! key note of thb1 l'\l.'O slory colonial atyle home. Huge fan1ily room 11•irh fireplace l<>ading lo covered patio. Formal dining and living room ~'ilh fireplace also ror 1orma.I en· tertainment. Designed for lots of room plu!I lots of privacy I 4 huge b@drooms and 2%i baths. Catt us now. W.2535 ~-,THC REAL ~ ESTATERS ' ' . MINI RANCH MAXI FUN Charmin.II'. ~m bomf, 2 bedroom, den, 2 ~th & ea.Uy expandlble. 3 Horwt stalls and cement block 'tack room. Bring on the C.OW· boys. GrMlf clO!M!·in lOc. :H0-1151 '°""" EvenirwJ) Pool Home!! No Down To Vets Choloe Collfit Part home let1urlng 3 bedroo..., "h&iil· wO()d Ooon, warm Ulfd bc1ck fireplace, eltcttfc pr- Ai' .-''""'"'· .... ITI0!1l' utrq. A rea.I valllft al i:n. 'l!iO. Oel ~2:113. ':Q/THC RE AL \"\L CSTATERS . . . . . . . . ................... $72,450 2030 BALTRA PLACE A real family home with a den for Father. extra built on room for bicycles and other storage, finished garage \\1itb work bench, house and grounds all in beautiful 'condition. Too many extras to mention here-let us show them to you. Price onlir $46,950. for this 4 bedroom 2 story home ~Ose to the golf course. 2850 MeH Verde Or. e Co1t1 Mesa e Phone 546-5990 General O.ner1I Happy New Year To All from our staff· & their families. Georgie Becker Mary Ellen Crumley David Delancy Olive English Annie Entz Dick Vogel Gene Mayo P•ll Moffit Mildred Sh1w Vee Stinson Lynn Thorne Jerry Moffitt, M1n191r R11ltors AUSTIN-SMITH GORMAN And A1iocl1t11 2121 E11t o.Coalf Hlthw•y Corona del ,,,.,,. 644-7'170 , ho 18 en 'I' to ' l m ill U- y. es ur N al- nt SS er. lo- SS. m le st 't· es, S· n· g, t 0 I I ' -l j I ' ' i' ! I I ,1 ' ; )' ,, ' " ' I ii I t I • " I· )' " Friday, Dmmbti JI, 1'171 DAILY Pl~OT 27 ~~~,~~~~~~~1 ~~~~~~~~~~~v ·1;1 ;:;:W;;;'";;s.l·;;l~~~l;;-;;;;'"s.le;;~l[!l;;te~I ~l~-iiiiiiiiiiiiii""Solo~l~;;.;te;.;;I --•'"•""'~1~;;1~1~"""'~*-5* m;l:.~~f ~-~,,.w. I~ [----I~ I -·--]~ ! ;;;;;;-;;;; ..... ;;;;;~ GOT)lral .General G9neral G1ner:•'i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•Ge=n:;or;;;•:;I ==:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;G;;;:;tM;:;;;r;;;•:;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:; ~G:;o;;n:;or;i;•;;'o;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;; 1 ·Gen..,..,,.,~,,r,,11~=~~=-Costa M11• s.~. JaRuary l , l97Z -~----. ------------ r::::::::::;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:=;;::;;i;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;li • • YOUR OWN ISLAND 889 CONGRESS. No down to $1.00 Fmt.t )1.9 llCre . CAnad!an Vt>t!I. Jmmed, occup. Drive PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday I~ovely, new 5 BR., 4'h Ba. home \V/\vaterp front liv, rm. & din. r 1n. Oak paneled fa1nily rm. ·w;lrplc. Master BR w/sitting area & fireplace. Bay & Ml. views ......... $179,500. 17 Linda Isle Drive Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon. Huge mstr. BR. w/beam cet!. & frpL Lge. liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din. rm. Securi- ty syslem. Pier & slip ............. $230,000. 92 Linda Isle Drive Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. ho1ne 'v /formal din. rm. & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stair"'ay. Built-in gun cabine~& book shelves. $155,000. , 106 Linda Isle Drive Custom Single story, 3 Bdr1n ., 3 bath water- front with pier an d sLip. Large mastet bdrm. with sauna. Dining. kitchen & living room have water view. 52' Jot ............ $1351000. Waterfront Lot• No. 76 : 3 Car garage. Faces South .. $80,000. No. 56: North Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000. 403 Bayside, 70 It. sandy beach ...... $43,950. For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Please Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Islanders Bldg. at Linda Isle 341 Bays;dt Dr., Su;te I, N.B. 67S -6161 General General PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR WISHES from · our entire staff Bill Fernandez Jim Bradley Tom Boland UNl()UI: ti()Mf:S Reil Ei.l1te, 675-6000. 2441 E. Co.,t Highw•v Coton• del M~r. C1!ifc11ni1 HA VE ANY IDEAS? The inside of thi s BA YSHORES home is super: 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, high be'am ceil· ing garden patio and massive fire~lace. Ev~n the leasehold is right, and the price a t $56,000. is in the ball park. But the front of the home need s a little something! Maybe the white paint should be sandblasted off the \veeping_ brick. then some ivy planted. Or nlaybe the small palms should be replaced wit h a big· sycamore. The shuttered window box looks great -maybe it should be duplicated on the other side. Who knows? , Do you have any ideas? If so come by 2516 Vi sta Drive in Bayshore!t Saturday or Sunday afternoon and chat \Vitb Jo. The family with the best ideas gets to buy the home. WINNER l GINN MORRISON Al Black. owner of S th Coast Real Estate, announced that Ginny orrison was top sales· man for the year 197 . having sold over $1 ,500,000 \vorth or real ate. Ginny '"'a~ presented with a large trooti for the vear 1971 at th e company ;\\vards D ~Id at Yomoto's Re staurant in Ne\vport Bearh. Gi nnv is verv dedicated to her profession and will serve you in the very best possible man· ner. Call her anytime. 545-8424. General SOUTH COAST REAL ~STATE 1500 Adams Avenue Co1t1 Mesa, Calif. 545-8424 (open evenings) General EAST SIDE BUILDER'S REPOSSESSION COSTA MESA ..,... DOWN Satmoti r!shlng ialand. Oos.e 1ias1. Call Price Rellty, I V'1 to P•odor 11&'1>ot>r, llou!O, ~- CM•ner OOu,i l new homf>.WUI ll'fl.Ctoc. ~1 dM'r & wild 1amv. E•tt Bluff pay al. your t'O&tll. Ten1f.lc Only fllS,000. location in pluah ifte" Bill Grundy, Rltr. n.>sldt>l'lll.u.l •re&. 3 Bc-droom, 3,1 Ba.ysidf', N.B. 615-6161 2 Bath&, fantut\c p.anel~ 8AYFRONT APTS. game room, all bulltin11 and spa.rkli.n& condition. Govem. Vista Del L.100. Pier It: 11.ll11 available. From $31,500. Stll ment •P PT•i1ed at or lt a&e. $29.950.-011. n». P&T. Georg• Williamson Call 515-3124 (Open evttl REAL TOR 548-6570 645-1564 5 BR .. 3 ba.., forn1. thn. + fain. r.m., 2-s!y .. 2600 sq. fL ln1mf'd. posst"Ss . Rrdut•erl to Sl.1,500, low dn. 'frrn1s. 546-1713. •HAU~ ACRE· with 2 bed-Balboa Peninsula room home •••••• $25.000. DUPLEX. bay \'11'11 : l11rg1· e 3 BEDROOM • hom(', 111 \oi. $72.:-00. bath ••••••• • • •• • $23,500. '.l BR . honH' -$59,:)()() -I '.\\arshnll R('altv (,j~i--1(\(1(\, • -4 BEDROOl\f & HUGE . -I OEN, Back Bay •• $36.7;,Q. : 'VANTED : (l('f'anft'11n1 :1 •rr 4 __ Br. hontc for quick i;alr e HOME (2 bedroom, crpts, ~lnrshall ReaJty ti7:-r-.\600 I drps, range, ref.rig, V.'li.!5h- er) PLUS 1 bedroom rent-Coron• del Mar al. lmmed. poss. Sll.$0. Roy McC•rdle Realtor 1810 Newport Blvd., C.1\1. 548-7729 Eastbluff Best View Street 550 VISTA GRANDE Bluffs Family Home 3 Bdrm., 2~1 ba's., 1~ sq. rr. Just Ideal for a YQU"i Ir .1t·rivl' ran1ily. l'lcn!y of l(11surt• t11nt" for fami ly out- 1n~s. lf(l'-:. !\la1ntcnan1-e- frt'f' ]i\·1n~. Stt'p from pri· va1r p.1110 onto your own 14 aerr> purk. {.)M>n pllt' car· Jlt'11U~; t,ulort'll t!ra)X'rics; \1a:! ~nel1n.;:. cann~ ba r plus custoni stn1tt<'rs. 21\1 \ 1~ar~ young. 13f'!th1• trplaN'· rnl·n1 ,·al~ at S 11 .951). ,}-r..., [.i-st ~.Y 11-f u{' 11 ~ ~ly "'" 2-114 Vista l'>ei Oro N-e\\-por! Bea('h 64+1133 .ANYTii'IIE LOVELY 3 or 4 Br home 11•/vie'~' and J>epara!r> din- in!!. Call after 6 pn1 &I l-:1510. Fountain Valley Granny can hop, skip & jump 10 \Vtslclif! i;hopplng; Jr. wal ks 10 school; recreation at home, 17X34 htd. & filt 'd. pool: 2 bdrm, & dt>n plus guest hou!;E': in immac. cond. \Von'l last long at $31,500. You can assume large IBA loan! Penin1ula Point Stepg to ocean. Newly deror· ated &: carpeted. Comp. furnished 2 BR., 1 ba. Huge frpl., open beam ceil. 1n large !iv. rm. Dbl. garagr. ln1med. possess. $49,995. Onf" n1an's loss can be yoUr Call: 673-3663 67~1-8886 Eves. ·I Bdrn1s .• 2 bath, huge fam- ily f'\l0n1; J-stnry. {,.'lf\'.:l' !fl:: nt'1\' rarpe!lng, fre::.hl:v pa1nl- cd. profess1onall~ lanclsc;1p l'd, plu.~ countless othrr ex- tras & \\'0\V -\11hat a \'Ir\\! s;,1.soo. 3 BEDROOMS 6% EHA LOAN gain. Pri{'('d to sell at. WE lL\VE RENTALS $32,500. with FHA or VA lf'mts. llugf" 2 story, 4 bed- roon1, farnily & bonus. Great Costa Mesa Joeation nf"ar school, nov.' vacant -see anytime, Builder y,•ants fa&t sa'le! ~ll51 (Open Evenings)' associated BROKERS-REALTORS Z02S W Bolboo 673·J66) C.R.V. SALE .·;~ ! Take over 1his }O\\' lnteresl : ·v· ra!c loan & sa\'{' $$. This (';_:St ; \ 11 tufJ('· lovely home J, mtly 3 Y"· (....'1· '$:· ~1)1 o!d, i:; 1n top shape. Large, •. ;, .... really t;pacious bednns, w/w car· ~µ, ~ts thruOUI. 24'!4 Vlst~ 0.1 Oro Sparow Rlty 842-4474 1 Shirley Parker Hal Butts Worth Probst Mel Morrison Dolores McDonough ·EvelyrrSmilh Howard Carrigan R•al E1tele,.67S-6000, l-4<J1 E. Coe1t Highw•v Corone del M.i r, C.iliforni• CORBIN- . MAR,TI~ A Windsor Green Value -4 Br. -FR. and Sunset Pool in "Move Jn" Condition. Gov't-· appraisal is $28.500. Owner will pay ~~2 points. Call 546-2313 for Real Val· ue! Newport Beach , "A nest foc ~ery bird'' &H-TI33 AN\"rnifE Huntington Stach , * DUPLEX * ;;;·====- • HOME & INVESTMENT REALTY 3425 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-7225 kffP th1' haffy dJffttofy witli you tfll• wffk•d es JO• 90 -oaf .. untlBt .. All tM locotlo• listed below are dHcrlbH I• 9rHMr d.,.11 by odwertlsl19 elH- wker• I• tciday'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. PcrtNlll lhowl'"ll .,... llo•s-fOf td• oi to ,...., or. •'1od to tbt ti.ell lllferi+iotlo• II tlk colum1 Mck FrldOJ ond · Sotardtry. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 409 Gloucester, Costa Mesa 642-8235 (Sunday 1·5) (2 Bedroom & Family Room or Oen) 304 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 644-4910, $95,000 (S unday 1- 2910 Cliff Qr .. Newport Heights 642-5200, $44,500 (S und ay 1-5 (3 Bedroom) 2516 Vista Dr., (Bayshores) N.B. 675-6000, $56.000 ·(Sat & Sun· 1-5) (3 Bedroom & Family Room or Den} 1100 Cambridge (Westclill) N.B. 642-8235, $64,500 (Sunday 1-5) 2042 Galaxy, Newport Beach 644-4910, $79,500 · (S unday 1-5) (4 Bedroom) l315 Nottingham, Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sun . only 2-5) (4 Bedroom & Family Room or Den) 1612 Anita Ln., (Ba ycrest) N.B. 642-3600 $68,000 (714/642-3600) 2015 Kewamee (Irvine Terr.) C~M 644-6111 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · 1001 Hampshire Lane (Baycrest) N.B. 64~35 (Sunday 1-5) **1641 Bayside Dr., (Yachtsman's Cove) CdM, 675-1935 (Daily) 1715 Port Stirling (H.V. Homes) N.B. 644-6200 (Sunday 12·4) **B Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle ) N.B. 644-49!0, $143,500 (Sunday 1·5) 2901 Catalpa (Eastbluff ) N.B. 644-6200 (Su n 1-5) (5 Bedroom) 1837 Galaxy (Dover Sho res) N.B. '642-8235. $219,500 (Sun 1·5) 2854 Alta Vista (Eastblull) N.B. 644-0530 (Sunday 1-6) (5 Bedroom & Family Room or D•) *2006 Galaxy Dr., '(Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550 (Daily 1().5) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) N.B. 642-8235 I Sunday) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (3 Bedroom• eoch Unit) 125-45th St., Newport Beach' 642·~200 (Sunday 1·5) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **ili41 Bayside Dr .. (Yachtsman's Cove) C~M . 67S-19SS (Dally) ., .. , * •• , .. 1 .. w ... ,, .... · •1rW1t9rhlit -· ---------------------REAL TORS 644-7662 REDUCED $4,000 j;-;;:;;;;:;;;;•;;:;;• ;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;·;;··;;;;·;;;··;;;;·;;;·;;· ;;;;;;;;;;,;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;~10wners anxious. MUSI' SELL General ~cneral Are You a Bi9 Family ~ O NOW due to personal prob· BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFR NT lem•' Feature,; ind. 7 ,,...,, exec, home, 4 BR 2'1! BA, Linda & Harbor "Island ··View wl w crp1s, d""· bnght & cheerful kHcb w/all the From this lovely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home. On goodies, lrg rear yd w/lou Extremely sharp and In ex; cellent corimtion. Large 4 • Bdrm. Walking diS1ance fO beach. Only 2 yrs new. $33,'150. No down G.I. 3 BR. $21,000 Ideal home for 221.02 buy- ers! Oversized lot. Ni<'f' clee.n starter home! ~ living room, family sized kitchen with R /0. lot! o1 store·ait cabinets plus din· ing IU'ea! Full price $71,00l! Call 847-1221 a 59' lot, with pier & float. Custom drap-of fruit trees & x.lnt Jdscpg! erles & paneling. $139,500. FP now S32,91)). -Submit! Call 847-1221 847-6('10 1-0' THE REAL \"-ESTATERS '-., l'I •• r, 1 ' • , r • BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR SEYMOUR REALTY. inu Islanders Bldg. at Linda Isle Beach Blvd., Hu!lt. Bch. IRVINE TERRACE Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 ''~mily Center'' 4 Bdrm. plus maid's or hobby 341 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,,,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IThls beautiful. three bedroom rm. L g·e. "conversation Gener'al General . \vl!h large family room fot piece" frplc. Sep. u!i.I. room. ::=_=:;:;:;:=;:..w;;;;::;.~AiiiiiZil farnil>' entertainment. Op: , §Pac. k~tch., ~/br.klst. rm. ~ porfunit1'knock1 lgairf. Join &. countless c4bltiets'. Room the smart set and move into for Pool. A i;harp home & Open Sun.; Mon .• Tue1.1 Wed. 1 ·S 967 Sandcastle, Harbor View Hills 4 Bedrms., 3 baths. Custom carpets & drapes a lifetime o( comtOrtable real buy at ~.500. • living . , . walk to market Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 arid echools. cau 842-2535 2015 Kewamt• Dr. Corona def Mir· Triplex .. $69,.500 Open daily 1-5 4334 E. Coast Hwy. Orange Coast Real Estate 2800 E. Coast Hwy., at Dahlia Corona del Mar · 644-4848 ·* H4PPY * --· --------a~ NEW YEAR !LLW.Z.KLWWWVZl-----Start 1972 with a ne.w borne ! General Gene,ral This fine Mesa Verde hOme ' ' bas S bedrooms, dining ,-tfouse Pintltlng SWIMMING room 3 baths and much You? matt.' at a "Last year's POOL SAVINGS prioe" ol only $34.9'JO. ALL Here's an jdeal family home, 4 Jxodrooms, family room, huge living room & master bedftlOlll with bath & sunk· Buy your POOL HOME in the off~ason and save money! \Ve have a gorgeous TERMS, ca.Ii now to see. · co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- , !Open Evenings) THE IRWIN CO. Realtors 610 Newport Center Dr, Newpart Beach &U-6111 5 BR, + DINING RM I $33,500 Executive 2 story home! 2400 sq. ft, .fireplace, formal din- ing room, 2 plush bath areas and "Sunshine 'Bright" kitch· en with built-in R/0 plus dishwasher! Excellent home In excellent area close to EVERYTifING! Fun price $.33,500 -SUbmit all offers! Call 847-12'll SEYMOUR .REAL TY. 1TI41 Beach Blvd., Hunt Sch. Newport Heights "Cliff Haven" en tub Very light & bright~ 4 bedroom Mesa Verde Wired· & plumbed for pool. home with ~ig dining, room Has trai1er or boat storagoe . and a S"Parld1ng 20'x49 poo.1. area enclosed, This Deane w.e·~ proud .to .otter this Garden home is on fee land winning ~mb1nati0n at only & offered at $44,500. Owner $40,900. with no down pay- anxiou s. To see, call 646-TITI. ~nt .to vets! Non vet.s get i:==:IZ:l!:l!::E J This home rPmodelf'd 2 yrs. ago. Has step dOWn living room with fireplace, formal dining room + 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. De\ightlur cov- ered patio for outdoor fun , 5'14 % loan ls assumable, Only $39.950 •• Call 646-7171 . 2-Story Home With Everything Jn Wlth $3990. down . pay- ment. COATS & WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- IQI>•.• Evening•) For lar9e Family Newport Hts. schools. 5 Lrg. bednns, 21A. Ba. 3COO sq. ft. A home with a future. Im· med. occup. SE'YMOUR REALTY. 1TI(1 Beach Blvd., Hunt. Bch. WARM & TENDER Cozy 2 BR. rondo in quiet I~. l~ Ba .. dUihwshr, disp., '"' bltns. Din, area. Patio. D~. gar. Sl'.1.500. --GEMM.._- 1610 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. REAL '!URS - $23,tSo on tree lined street, prime area. 3 bedrooms plu. den, entry hall, .,pacious Hvin& rm. 540-17'20 TARBELL m5 Ha1'1>or, Coirta Mesa- 4 BEDRM., POOL Jn desirable Me.a del'Mar. Vacant & dean. Owner will consider aale, le&le or lease- option. A great buy at $29.995. Try 10~ down. SOlml COAST REAL ES- TATE 545-8424. ASSUME 6°/o -VA LOAN- Sba.rp 3 Bedrm. home on large lot. $170. mo. J>4YI .U, FUil price $21.900. . FULLER REAL TY 546004 Anytime RIGHT NOW! Owner transferred. Must sell t.hjs 2 story, 4 BR Pace1tl· ter in Mesa Verde. Walk to 11chls. Din. rm. & ~p. lam, 4 bedrooms, fa milx room, :n1<l sq. fr. plus a brand new hea!ed & filtered pool. To- tal price only $32.950 -best Huntington Beach location. "Live in a lap BAYSHORES rm. A>king $43,950. VIEW & POOL ROY J, WARD. RLTRS Walker & lee Realtors 54-0-5140 "HOME OF THE MONTH" I of Luxury" SHARPEST 3 BR. 64&-0'l28 ST \Valerfront cust. home, 4 or \Vhrre else can Yoo tind a IN BAYCRE 5 bdnns. View from most INCOME PROPERTY mol hO e t only $23,500. $69,950 · rooms. 87 Ft. 101, apacious Duplex, allO ~plex. Xlnt in· ~t, of dee · g and sharp GE"M---yard, Red. to $280,000, come & condition. pool. Seller w ll pay ?uyers 1610 w. Coast Hwy,, N.B. Biii Grundy, Rteltor FORTIN, REALTORS costs do pass this one. REALWRS 642-4623 Ml Bayside, NB 675.6161 &fl.5CK)(l A very spe !al home, for\;z:;;;:=::;;;::;:::;:::;;;:O:;;;;::::_:;;;:,:;;::;;;,:::;::::;;;,;::::;;;::;;:::;:;;...;::;:::;:::::;;::::;;::;:::;:::;:::;:;: families \vho take out time to Jive and laugh, Call 84~-2535. S©tt~1J.-~"B~s· The Punle with the Built-In ChucH~ :-.rorth ot lm:y. Art· existing VA LOAN 1-bdrm. home, \1'i1h plans lor a nev.· mstr, BR. & bath plus tl('\\' 2 BR. & fan1ily rni. Y..'ith 3 baths, bhnit, carp. & drapes. A choicc prnpe~y. MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 L'IL OLD T'.AX BEATERS 2 'BR + l ·BR &l, Hwy $46.500 2·2 BR. So, corner $4 7,500 2 BR + 1·BR add on $-18,500 2 B-R 2 ba + 2 Br. $-19,500 University Realty 3001 E. Cst. l'Jwy, 673-&:il{l ****** HAVE A SAFE AtlD HAPPY NEW YEAR MOR.GAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459" ·* * * * * * LUSK -2 STO.W- Love'ly Burlingame modl'l, including land. 4 Bdnns., OOm.l!I room, 3 bathii. Huge lot. $84 .950, 3400 Catamaran, Harbor View Hills. 675-7225 LUSK Harbor View • 2 story, 5 br, 3 be. hUie tee lot. Agent, 675-1725, -Colt• Met• -f'iiDE OF OWNERSHIP CollllCJe Park 4-Bedroom 3 BR 2 BA. $20CKI. cash and you usumc cxistjng GI loan. PayTnts less than rent :xinrnDI116od. bC'alIC rpl , compl bltins, ki!ch appl's, crpts A drps, Last years price, ;28.000. 1llagc Real [\tale l' ,.2"'4711:=JS46-llOJ DOWNTOWN CUSTO~I BUILT ~ BR, 2~i BA, panl'd. tam rm. stont tpl, lo~ly crpts & drpe:, Will fVO, hnlwd firs. App :tm sq ft. 3 cac aar w/'11fY access. Cboice loc., &11 trmt. 842-1466 . Teaclershif> .IJ REAL ESTAT E BUY OF THE WE~K on A tremendous Callt. du. sic. Super shag crptg, 3 Blt, .~. ffA. fabulous tel'ms. VA/ FHA or What have you FOR JUST ........ $29,9(IO. * CALI .. 847·8S07 *· , . SELLING YOUR HOME? Free appraisal. , ,\Ve buy equities. Personal atlentiOn. 25 yrs, exper. 962-~'>3 COLLI~ & WATT.5 -RliALTY -c. & w. YOUR F AMILY WILL FLIP! Family room added to this lovely, clean, abarp home. . Gold shag carpets 24 X 14 1ivlng room w I fireplace, dining room. Built in appll- ar'IC6. \\'alking distance to shopping and ro all schools, Only $32.~. Ca I I now, 646-nn . , , .over this 3 BR, 2 BA Seabury home w/lrg patio, . in lovely area. $31 ,90(). smLE DOWN And relax Jn thi• chePrful 4 bdrm., 2 bath great falmly home near Newport Hrs, just a few stt!i>S from a lovely parlc. Kirchen bltn!!, FA heating, new carpel.II, luge fenced ya.rd. $29.900. CALL ··G>.' '46·2414 Aw'dMI. ?':&ALTY · Nttir Ne•porl Po1r O frlrt Real Estate by McVAY 545-0458 $BOO. Down ANYONE QUALIFI ES 1o lake over the low in· terertt rate loan on !his lovely, near new 3 Bed- room ·home. !)40-8555 SHERWeeD REAL TY l 8964 Brookhurirt, F' .\' $ QUICK S WE BUY HOMES MR, KASABlAN 8<17·9004 KA·SABIAN Pending Foreclosure REAL ESTATE And \Vhat n lovely home lt ls. Large 4 bedroonl with family rnon1. 3 barh, cat"J)t't throughout. Landscaping is the best. Private park com- 111uni1y, , ,cleanest home on thr market. Cali 842-T.>3;) Owner will not refuse any SHARP 3 BR 13/4 BA. d in rea80nable oiler. Prlme Jo-rm, bltlnit, clshwshr, fpl. cation, 3 large bedroom~, crptl & drps. Vacant. ?t1u1t 0 R:eorronge Jott•rs of the 2 baths, 2 huge fireplaces, sell! Xlnt trm!I. $24,000. lour scromblod wor;dl be-large irreg1.1lar Jot, 1eparate ** 835-4422 * .. $3000 DN. 4 Bedroom11, huge family rm., with its 0"4'n natural brick fireplace, t'ntry hall to rrar living rm., ~ilt·ins, $3000 down • move in. 540-1720 TARBELL STEAL THIS ONE low to form four timpl• words. 1trvice porch and large tiled FOUR· STAR REAL'tY This 4 BR - 2 BA area home I S A:R F A C I kitchen. $33,500 -Best i ............. iiiiiiiiiiii ... iii I is a tremendous buy! JI'~ terms poulble, Owner dt-S· 235 BUYERS located in an .'tlnt area and I I , • I I / "'~' perare -Call M5·842t bofuts a fircpl, v:l w crpt11, ( ' "'lml COASf drpe, all the bltillS phn a lri \V.I"' ;~ll.~"f"' $250. tot1I cash needed yd w/spa~ Io r • patio! ~ H £ W G I I iJ· i Unmarried women w/chil•' Ideal for the growing fAm· i * RESOLVE ren CM qualify for tbi~ niL'f lly! FP $24,950. -Submit! a I I I I '1 ~~~,-§~~~ to own you r 0\1?0 home 1n J Bednn COOOOmlnlunl 11' Call &12-12'11 . . _ _ • l972. $te this almost new crpl• le: drpl, 3 olympic sizt· SE\'~10UR REALTY, 17141 I IWO story 3 bdnn hbme with poola, tennis couru: an r' Beach Blvd .. Hun!. Bch. I H y 0 A l ! _ , . . . _ . . . •unny kllc:hen and larae ten. play attas ,!~r l:hlldrrf. CE,,. ''You Finish I I I ' I Farm boy fumed Ananfass rNI pt1.tlo. Family mnm..J trll sharp iu"ide le ou . 1tll 21JSj 1£3.rbor, Cost11. t1eM . _ _ . • _ "Every doy I took o mllk car RIU'age near Ne"''JIOT"! for apt. 10 ihow, '"111 00 . SPANISH ADOBE You Sav*" ' •hower. Yep, I hod a very Hiirhto. oniy 137.500. Vogel l••f! Sharp, older 3 Bajrm iwmt r~,~~"~:~h 1t'!. 3A~~~ rl--A-L_A_F-::-O"'T=-...,1--.-''"31 ~~~-N~~~~ Newport ~ lfJllR116"@'i!r.j'l11111Dl!G'""ij ~":r'':n~~~ :Ut5~~!: ~~n:sb~~v;~it~N: =· I . Is I' I I' e ~~irt~~1:7~ lMMEO. Pout11. s~.6QO. ''1-"71 c=J 14T11o: SUbmit after ~ Asking -Hrd"'-'li firs., h"plr. 2 .ftA, ~· 14 C ' $2 ,,~50 to vets, low n 10 any· A PRINT J"4U,\A8E,lfD LETI£R$ bltu. 3057 Lottn, Baker i 13 Br, 2 ba, ram rm. .,. ., one. All U'lis for $24.800. cau V IN 1HES! ~OVAR ._s ':i'~=i=*'"' Fairview. Qwnr. cul-<le-Pe, tUlly <' r P t d , PERRON REALTY 642-J7n 842-253S UNSCRAMBLE fu l'OR. Ille by owner: 3 Br. 2 ttordrn kit. $31,900. 962-4892 rr'S Bueti ~ ttm~. Bl.a:· FOi /.NS'rYllt &: 'Nr. WtttcUH Cntr. Ntw Ll1ct ~ trJde! Our Trader'" fi".Ji.~~~--~uJ!d SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 ~!"!:...abW. ""''· 134•500· ;::,'.";::..""'r:,~:,i:•' Mc!lttn'nowt l.!:!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~;.:.;..-_.;.~~~~~- I ! ' 0,ljL Y ~ILOT.· . I . ' _for .. l~I -"''* I~ Irvine Irvine People ....... minac ......... tluntington Beacb Laguna Be1c.h • I . ' . -lorllonl Income Prepe.rtv -161 Income P coparty 116 HO-Furnlshod 300 HouM:I Unfurn. 30$ Houses Unfum. 305 Apt1. Furn. . 9 . GARiiEff 'fflt BUNGALOW APTS. . ' 4 separate buildlngs. S~ake roofs. Private patios. No stairs. All I story bungalows. 2 & 3 bedrooms. Some J!eve fireplaces. The type of buildings !hat attract and hold good ten- ants. Income $16,74-0 yr. $145,000. Excellent financing. "Our 26th Y ur" WESLEY N . TA\'.LOR CO., Realton 2111 S.n Jooquln I-t ills Road NEWPORT CEljTER 644-4910 • • Gen eral COSTA MESA 5 IJR., l ba., form. din. + EASTSIDE lam. nn., Z.11y .• a:.oo 11q. ! bdrm wilh 2 b3tha, dbl ear· fr.: iJnmed. J>09tl("M. New t,p, Jmoed yard. New ~n pailit iJ1 & out. $l;IO Mo. ah&1 carpeting, iwwly paint· I ~546-=="=''-·~~~-..,.~- t'(t. For rent or lease al THREE Arch Bay, 3 br, l~'i: ~per mo. Call \VALKER ba. din rm. priv bch &: tea. It. LEE R!aJior , 545-0465. nls $295. 3:1391 Stonin&ton •YEARLY RENTALS• Rd. -4~342'l Finer H<unes In Beach Area Back Bay Bill Grundy RJtr. 675-6161 1 ---------- Balboa Island 3 BR. 2"" Ba.. lam. rm., , ..e. -, ~ Re.i ''at•, decor., frplc, adults. $225, I~. [i CHEERY 2 Br.. nicety Ne>A·ly c-ptd &: decor. $325 mo. Bryant Wiest, 675-27"3. Corona del Mer Huntington Beadt ,...,~.....,--~--1 3 Bdrn1, 2 &th, lam rm. cp11, drt11, 1tshwhr. Gtt•t neighbors. Sl50 incl lawn cllrt. Avail F'eb. l . 847~. • New 4 Br, 2 Ba nr 11ch!. ,Ref rtq. (714) ,847-9548 or 842-5045. By Appl only. Owner. $265fmo. 2 BR Tu·nhouse, 11,i Ba., all bltns, cpts, drps, carport. pool & rec tacit. $165/mo. 962-1189. $225 3 BR, 2 BA, Crpt, Drps, Frplc, Fncd yard. Lease op- tion. 644-8999. Irv in t OAILY ~ILOT 360Apll. F urn. Irvine . '---"'-""-'1 __ ~ 127 Amethyst. 675-2157. 5 EDR09MS * THIS Cost• Mtu rg. ,;,,gte. ory ti<ime. 5 ,.,., OLDE HOUSE L _1_d_0 _1_•1_• ______ 1_r_n_co"'m_•_P_r_op_•_rtv_......_,c-'"-:··--N-EW--,-B-,-. -,-B-a. RUSTIC 3 bedroom &. den, 2 bath, blt-lnJ, f ireplace, walk to town. Agt. 675-4930. 2 BR Conda. cpls, drps, frpl. patlo, dbl gar. Nr. Beat•h. Pool privl. $200. 645-1857. ne\1•, upi: 'w crpts, j RPn1inds onf' ot ''YES'rER· e SPECIAL e TO>A'nhou.!le w I pool. f\.1esa ••New 3 BR, 2 BA, drps, tpl. E.xlstlng Fi1A YEA~ rN OLDE LA~UNA". Lawson Verde. Bltns, cpl~. drps, rm .• w/frplc, near f11.m. pool. 3 BR, 2 Qa., cpts. drp1. <ls~n118hr. Quiel cJ.-de-sac I•••••••••• loan payable sm JM>r mo Dt>tailt'd rus-Uc a_['("hllttlu~. Al ood I t PRINCIPALS ONLY patio. gar. J225 to $250. Nr inc-I '1axes. 6Jx11~1 fr, 1st Jot: has exl('rior of v.'ood plank, rwttyf ·~ 1 i i: ectio~ $48,000 , 11chh1. 557-8400. clc.3_75_n_'~'·~*-*_83_3-3894 __ . __ street. $225/mo. 675-8230. Condominiums Unfurn. Apt1. Furn. 360 320 ... . . dbl gar pa1io Jds<'JKI LONG RAMBLING VF.R · ine 1~1 . 8 1e mes, -:'\Houses on large lot OFF TO MEXICO Co1ta Mes a ' ' . ANDA \V/FLOORS OF RED ri•nt ISll~s rorn. :t'....36 Elden. Costa Mesa . Huntington Harbour LSE Hunl. Harbour loff. 1va1er) cham1ing 3 Br, 2 Ba. fam rm, immed. occup. Cost• Mes• G eneral I ' r.11SSION BRICK. Located $48,000 Near Ba ck Bay 3, monrhs. Ni~ 2 Br home. WANTED in tine dOM'_ r in, ctty ol La· bo•••-"'" lowson jR. ore 642-1121 Evu 646-5302 Responsltrt~ aduJts. No pets. Ont> family that "'ould enjoy -.. ·--NEW in EastbluU twnshe 3 br, 21,~ ba, rugs, drp11, & bllns $350. (213) 3.'il--0$67. LIVE LIKE A KING. At Budget Prices! 962-4471 ( =.) 546-1103 -"'KU ' 1 small ctuld ok. 548-5830 this lovely 4 BR, 2 BA home 1 guna.i;ettion. aeoltol:I 4 UNITS 846-16.12 l,!!!!!~~~~~~~""'I Entry foyer opet'ls to SUNK· 3.1l6 Via Lido 67J.4562 EAS'r COSTA MESA 3 BEDROOM home, large w/ frplc & Poot Great Joe. : R~ E. SALES ~6 ~Jt;JGswigiFv~~~ 220 LIDO NORD ALL 3 BEDROOMS ~~ti~. 'g~:~ c:i~~ l:i,.~ ii~m~~ majo~ shopping. Irvine Townhouse Unfurn. 335 FlJRNlSFIED- UNF'URNISHED l'M LOOKING FOR BEAMS & HEAVY CROSS S56.000 Reallor, 646-0555. Cali 545-8424 !Open eve$) PR()FESSIONAL mmERS. CO-Z-Y LOG Brand n('w waterfront home. Jo! F~~t~~ R~ty ~L~id~o~ls71t _____ _ 4 Bdnns .•. 2~ ba., lamily Huntington Beach *POOLS SALESMEN BURNING FffiEPLACE w/ 5 Bdrms., 41ii baths. Lovely --------- BE YOUR OWN BOSS red bricks & 1-1·ooden man· wallpaper & carpeting. Lots for Sale 170 COZY 2 Br, 2 Ba, frpl . dbl \outh ~(~ oast rm., partly ftirn .••••• S340 3 BR, 2 ba. atrium .••• $325 * 3 ·BR, 2% ba., tam ••.• $325 • Peter Hias * * ENCLOSED GARAGES *CONVENIENT ro ALL BEAOtES CALL ED 841-96C» 11<'. BIG BAY \VJNOOW r·rp1c, 2 Stairways. Deck &. . • . gar appl. Winter; or yrly KASABIAN \\'lTH OIJI'STANDJNG dock. FOR .sale. Triplex Jot in San Jst>' ~at 218 Via Dijon 3 BR, 2~1 ba, fam ...... $350 4 BR. 21Ai ba, tam .... $350 8012 Driswood Dr. Huntington Beach You are the winnf'r of REAL ESTATE OCEAN & VlLLAGE VIE'l\I. Bill Grundy, Realtor Clemente. Ocean & Hillside NB ' Forn1a\ DINING Rr-it, \\'ith vie11·s. $12,500 642-7216. ~-·---=--.,-----3°Bedrm.- Eastside (SINGLES WELCOME) WE 1-IAVE OTHERS 2 tickets to the Sports, ·Vacation & Recreational Vehicle Show FROM $135 MONTH ADULTS PLEASE VILLA POMONA PHONE 642·2015 (1760 Pomona Avf'.) IDEAL FOR , INCOME I I R-2 LOT-$10,500. Hunt. Bch. COrf)('r! Ut!l's & i sewers! I HAFFDAL aEAL TY J4244{)'j Eves: 541·2446 ~ WHALE OF A BUY! ! 341 Bayside. N'pt Beach Newport Beach ocean vie>A', The 2 bdrn1s.. 675•6161 ............... open to rear patio & are Mountain, Desert, k WINTER R.e n t·a 1 serviN'd by CENTRAL 4 Re1ort 174 Bayshorf'S 3 BR, Jan thru f'Th'TURE BATH. This be1· 4 BR. 3 ba. 60x90 $77,500 Junf'. $285/mo. { 21 3} !er qua.lily olde house has 3 BR. 2 ba. 42x88 $19,500 ** BIG BiAD LAKE 284-6834. wl>v carpeting (over OAK· -4 BR. 3 ba. 70x88 $125,000 "' 1~0--7'0--:---:----;;==::: EN FLOORS~ It drapes LIDO REAL TY INC. BUILD A SNO\VMAN .•.. 3 B.r, 2 Ba beaut., Bayshores 1hru-oot. It's an outstanding tin VIA LIDO ill front of thig cabin J-lome. com p I . furn . l blk. to Ne>A'PI. Builtin kirch· en, small enclosed yard, garage. $200. mo. Ed Riddle Rltr. M6-881 1 at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER * $30 WK: & UP * e Studio & 1 BR Apls e Room $15 WK &-Up. buy for on\.v, 673-7300 . in the >A'OOds • On!)' Sublease ti! June. 2525 Vista fith just a litUe-cash· you $32 500 $9250. At this price Dr. NB. 646-1393. \tan move-into this charm· t FULL CASH PRICE Newport Beach . it "'-'On't last long! BAYCREST $395/mo. 3 Br., COSTA MESA EASTSIDE • TV & Maid Service Avail • Phone Sezvice. Ulil Pd )ing 3 BR Dutch Haven home VACANt! SEE ANYTI.~1E! ''"AVE FUN AND MAKE 21~ Ba. Ig_e DIR, F/R, frpl, •w/fpl, nice af'('a • .Low dn ~ MISSION REALTY NEW LISTING n -• kit "" "~ 3 bdnn \vilh 2 baths, dbl gar. age, fenced yard. New green shag carpeting, .newly paint. ed. For rent or lease at $200 vf.r mo. Call \VALKER & LEE, Realtors. 545-9-191. 5 BR .. 3 baths •.••.••.• $375 4 BR., 2',i: baths ...... $350 3 BR .. 2 ba. homes • $325/350 2 BR., 11h ba. ho rile •• $250 • AU major credit cards 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-975!i This Ad Worth $5 on Ren~ l"·· ~• ~ F P . so· ME MONE-,; ON TH IS over;~ . ~~-·no qua ... .ring . .,,,.,,JUU~ · :-n<>: S COAST crwy R(:al Estate by ;;JQ,J • i-" And like new, warin & ·rich· iNvESrM'ENT • 6 CABINS Sunset Beach TOWNHOUSE 2 Bdrm, l ~!i Children & Pet Section LAGUNA · cVAY 545-0458 Phone 1714 ) 494-0731 hOnw. 4 Bdrmg., family nn., t-,•·.-.or. ·.&.)et-; .wiO•·--~ -..:r.•c·"·Et ---2• ~R ... 1 j "" · 2\h baths. Evf:rythlng for spectacular lake view. LAR ~ • rp c, near 1 BR. & den .......... $230 Ba, cpts, drp.s, refrig, Unbelievably Be11utlful1 w.shr/dryr, dshwshr. bltins. VAL. D· ISERE Garden~ Apta.' patio, pool, c I u b h s e . Adults • no pets, Flowers $175/mo. In.se. Strt'tton, ~verywhere. Stream 4 wk 632-4481. home 962-2024. Watertall, 45' pool Rec. Rm: REDUCED $2,000! SECLUDED gracious living including a Renta'!.s cover paymts. bf!ach. 16992 8th Street. $225. VACANT! ONL).' $21 ,000! . sparkling pool. Prime Har. ' Only $41,900. u,. dn! mo. 121~) 289-0479. e Privacy Asured·&:,> Bach pad. Furn. AU utU inc. $611. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 ·ired hill Nl Spanish 2 BR condo. Dbl Thls l·bdrm. home is localed bar ~ighlands area. $43,(XJQ; Call Ross !714) fJ6..I738 or lgar! Lush ldscpg! O>A•ner on 2.19 acres o1 rolling La· CALL e , .. ,.1 ... , ... wriie: Spt"ncer Real Estate. Housu Unfurn. 305 anxious. ~una hillside. Lats o!·charm · ~· ~ ' ~ o B -s· B f!AF~DAL REALTY -& • --.-.-J -----..:.--4'__. z:. · ox "(l"(I• ig _ear G n al---. -r «-privacy. nome l"!\IUreS . tf ·1'f1L_ . . Lake. California. . .. • If' '424405 Eves: S41-2446 enclo~ patio & a ruslic .. .._ ---------Franklin stove. AH for R i!ALT Y -BRAND nc\v cabin on 21-'J e Sinile:s OK·2 Br. F-/ya:rd. Encl gar. Kids. $1;)(). ALA Rtnlais e 645-3900 2 Br. newly painted in & out new roof, crpts, drp!, stove, disposal. gar. fncd yrd, lawn. lots q/ breathing space $185 mo to mo. $175 lse. 64&-1246, 646-6961 after 5 p.m. REALTY Dupfexes Un!urn. 350 Sauna, Sgls 1·2 Bdrm, Furn- Unturn. from $135<. SEE lT: ...,.,. ~ Parsons. 642-8670. Univ. Park Center, Irvine Co;t;M;.a Call Any!jme, 833-0820 ----------LOVELY Lge 1 BR. a.pts. Shag rugs, elec alovl!, &U heat. Furn . UUI pd. Carport, lndry rm. Nr shop'g. $150 & $155. 998 Ei ~17L Dr No. 1, CM: Irvine ! BR!)ADMOOR • TURTLE ROCK ~eautilut 4 bdrm .. 21,~ ba. ~ami!y home. Tastefu1ly dee. ;orated;.f6rma.J dining. room, ;large !ainily room, patios. :atrlurp. community .pools. ~3.T.JO. !(ired hill 1, REALTY lUniv. Pai-le Centt'r, Trvine t Cali Anytime, 8334'1JJ ~ f Nfl r NS!forl P•t l O~~lc~-'!;v.'8.utitul ";1';W a.cres. 0I!1Y 13'-500· C•IJ -BY ANXIOUS OWNER $6.99.;. witlt x\nt te nno. RENTAL FINDERS ~/!'I Eastbluff ext'Clltive home. 5 Breck Nott Rlty. 557-3169. "ls w. ltiti, con• MU.4 ,.,,,,,,,.,.O~an, Bdrm., 3 bath~. tor1na1 DR.· .Houses* Apls. ~l~~~!!-~!e ~~~p~E~~~i·b~!~rr::. j;,1 r~t--'_'._,·' JI • I· * ~~1~!" 494.9413 549.0016 . _ . -FURNISHED - Newport· Heights . SSO-lJ'l"Il. ·Pa. Pnv Biachelo-r e SELL OR LEASE e -· · · • .,_ Business ~ •. ~ J~·~ w/ «JI .kitchen. Nr, CQUege. 2200 Sq. ~-~ BR, 2'1 :;:,· 6 BEDROOM . .Opporlu"ll;(: .• • 200 \P!'l'tioii ok. ~~; f~m;,;:;'~t"b\:;~ wo; RXER lll'Pll\ . ~ .D .• __ 1 • ._~~~-<' ~-~&,-s Fine.~ Br; bar, etc. Inunac • .$47,.9ao. \Vlth some ~pai..,,&. pa'if!I·· (, av1 ·~ l(an -" · .1~ ~ nr ocean. AvaU 2/L Full price. -i~. you_ can have a biJ vaJ. • 2205 ~ ,i'ive 1 . .MISSION 5~ALTY 494--0,731 uable ~~mily hoinE". <?ia.nn·' New , .. ch ·:....·tJNFURNISHED - Bayfront lot $t50.000 lhg-2·sfory ca11Iy American You are!'~ winner of $1»LGE 2 Br DuPleX, ronv. * NEW 2 BR, 1 Ba Townhse wfpool. Mesa Verde. Bltns, cpts, drps, patio, gar. $:JOO-to ~ Nr. .achls. 557-8400. 5 BR .. 3 ba.; Mega del Mar home. $350 Mo., 6 mos. lse . or S330 Mo. yrly lse. 54<H340. TED HUBERT & ASSOC. o.nly 10 yrs old. ?~ b!!f_hs, 2 ti~ to the Joe, tot ok. Move Today! 3471 ·Via Lido 675-B!ficJo frp.lc •.. Shak(' rooh: Askina: Sport\_ ~aC:ation 3 BR house, no pets. -I NEW Spanish 3 Br, 2 Ba UNNERSITY Park 3 BR, 2 blt-lns, shag cpt, drps. )'rd. BA, 1 floor level, lease or E/side. $225. 548-4424, rent. $290 mo. Day 540-7226, 642-222'1. Eves~ 774-8442.2 ~ ~B~D~RM=------~~ ., garage, ya11.1. Lagun1 Beach Adult.I. Prerer CQuple. $135. 548-3835 Cwkd~• after 6): *SUPER I BR. e Dollbouse·l Br. Furn. Pet ok. AU util incl. $150. Al.A Rentals e 645-3900 DUPLEX 2 br, garage, quiet Lovely f\lrniture. Frigidaire no dOp, cats or motorcycles appl 's, frost • free refrig, :st.-mo. queen az bed, cpt/drp. •,Stops !o Beach-1 Br, Sl,V( N"°pol:t-a,,.~h ., .Aduli.. 71<!J.,Eld;en. M&<;J ·Ref, d~n &: nice. $150. , ·· ·1 :t.·· • · · $1()5;Mo Util i6cL•Studio &: ALA.Rentals e 645-3900 ,LU)CURY 3 br, 2 ba duplex BR. apt 2376 NeWJ)Ort Blvd' w/v'tf!w of Back Bay. $300. CM. 54Pr9755. · e OCEAN VIEWe 3 BR, 2 BA, frplc. bltin kit, crpts & drps. Lea~. Call aft 6 pm. 646-3785. Rea1tor, 642-2212. All Major Credit Cards OK. NEW· apt w/ocean view, 3 NE\VLY decor furn. 2 Br. BR, 2 BA, Stove & refrig, Triplex. Poot Car. Bltru. Oshwsr. $300 mo. 642-a>ZO. , Vecy quiet. $ 14 5 /mo. $38.000 or offer. & Recr4ational $155-WON'T LhL -3 Br, ti S185/ino. $75 cleaning fcP. LEASE wfoplion to buy, 2 ·~ Mission Viejo CALL 0 646·l 414 Vehlct• Show yard le pr, Kids. Sngia ok. 1940 Pomona Ave. Nr schls br, 2 ba. ooean view , lge Newport Heights ':. At The Irvine Ranch1 --------0,.--J ~~~A \ ~the & mrkt. · fenced yd. 494-8945 eves. PACESETTER HOMES ~76. . . 1' BR $130 large. Ideal for bl.chelor, awirn pool, adlts, o n I y, 1993 Oiurch St., bnmed OCC'py Save $1000! M1"ss"1on H"1lls R'tA'f~ ANAfi~IM . $195.0CEAN View 3· Br priv 4 BR. tam rm., liv rm • CUTE 1 BR. frplc, FA HIDEAWAY nu clµu'ming .3 •, F-irJl'onnat;•n --11 CONY~ TION home. Eqct gar, lge yard. h 496 G 1 d o · BR 2 BA V" Relax m '" .., "" Near Nfwporl P•11 Office ;1:1 , 1!0i' ChUdren welcome. w/frplc, lovely home , eat. race an nvt. • · • • · ~les Office 544--8857 ' c~~ ER available. Lease. 347-7136. Pet&: child OK. 494-7154. drea'm home $32.5. 548--9682, •t'l'.oclels at Je-tfN'y Road & San Clemente · ~ ~ ~27 TER 548-!le33. , • REALTY • · Now thl'\l.~IJ.n ary 16th .$216-n;REPLACE & Pool. .( ·3 BR house. yard, preferably Laguna Niguel [iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil *WIN RATES• ~ Moulton 'f>arkway. BRANO. new, ocean view. 3 'P1ease caH '142-5678, ext 31_ 4 BR • Ba home. Dbl gar. Attrac furn Studios $115, 1 I ;i------~--4 no more than 1 child, no Br~ "125 Adi l! · 1~ Br.,~ Ba .. /am. rm .. frpl. between 9 and 5·prn to chu m Family.or singles ok. t $17• S41J.500l 4 Br, 2 ba,-liv & dining area, 1 J[tj I ., • ta, no pe · ~hampagne Appetite? W EEKENDERS! All blt .. lns. Wall to "·all ydur tickets. fflorth County BEACON * 64>0111 pe s. :>. • tam rm, frplc, bltns. fence. Apa rtmtnl$for fltnt Ill 2135 Elden, Mgr Apt. 6. 1TJis elegant "La Sall('" 4 Even during the holidays crpts thru-0ut. $32,500. By t•oll-fre-e numbtt* Is 540-lZ?O*) FREEi I $195 MONTH - 3 BR -NO'\ sprinkler, cpts, dps, 2 c.ar . T Furn. Bach, & I Br's. ~rm .. 2~ ba .. Jamily room I people have 10 move, so Owner. iil4) 67:t-3593. vac. lmmed poss. Could use garage, immaculate. $310 E f ll l $l30 to11·nhouse has loe,ds of ex· stop in l\tission Hills Realty S J C' • PARTNER . ·Landlords-Owners some paint. 54->8424 Bkr. ~~rsl & Ia.st. deposit. "Apfs. Furn.-~ u;.";:,: ;r •• r;,:~; Blvd. :~· ~~~J~~fut~:~~~C:Ca~~ na1nadnytakxl: n ~I dvhoa~!·~grbuofy~ our an HA~:~ N:~l-;E::: ~Am·",''n·e :;,'ith •'tome .. ~ukainc~-~ \~~ ;'~~~. '~;~ *good4 BRioc~ B~iJ~~-ya~~ LUXURY home 2'lOO "'· 3 General . _C~M_._. --~--~-.._ ., , . a,,~?"'e . "\ Vt:lC grounu, d,...; ... bl .. tenan•-on o U.r "< ,.... ~3 ~i;:; be yours for just "'c'r" here to scrvP you. Be· TO ALL , A_s.s 1~ 1n m~ge~t of w~~ list. .., lease. Ph. 54s-8064. BR. 3 BA, ocean & hill LARGE newly c:leror. 1 br. ,. · " · low are listed a ff>"\v sam· \Ve v.ill be closed Friday, highly lucrattye·businesa. ALA R t I e '4S.3900 view. $350. Mo. • Ls e . A New (rptldrps &: panclir.g, i .. ··. ', red h•ill · pies. Sa!u~~! y&0"S"M~~·,, l~t year"w 1ricome shauld en a s Huntington 8e1dl 496-3102 a.ft 4, :~~1~~;7~~&1'! & patio. REALTY • Uni v. Park Center, Irvine . eau Anytii e· 833-082{) I Laguna Beach HILLTOP V No DOWN • = ~ •><eed 1:.0.000. ·eapil&r ,.. N 1 B • h Bold New Concept • A· CAPISTRANO VALLE~ quirements ai-e $25~000 cash. e Cozy Cottage-Fufn 1 Bl°. ewpor e c 1 BR, Cpts, drps, water &. Sharp & lo!ally u?graded REALTY 493-1124 For interview, wrile Box RENTAL FINDERS Cpt11, drps. NI'CE! $00. 1 blk from beach. 3 BR, 2 FURNITURE RENTAL gardener furn . No pets. home. 3 Br, 2 Ba, din area, Mft. Huntington Beach. 4d w. IM. COSTA MU.\ ALA Rentals • 64>3900 BA -lc Bi''" Patio Ad"''' only. I 12oIm0 . custom carpets & dr<ipes, Mobile Homes Houlft * Apts. ' "''., ' ""'• ' tiled entry, cov. patio. brJek For Sale . 125 DRESS shop. hair & me.ke~p * ,,. "Ill * • MINI Ranch·Spac 1 Br. I Completely fnc:d, $285 mo. "' Month to-Month ~5-18-6_:.-_9.14~·--=~~=~ \\'Ork, near schools & .shO~ . studio, at I co-ordinated _,,.., I-luge fncd fur pet. $135. _2lc.J:.:/.:ll.l:.:1~-1~4-83~-~~~~~ * 100% Purchase Optio;i •· Avail Jan l. ~ LGE 1 & priced to sell at only 19TI OIAMPJON mob t l e together. Dress shop ope'rl Fret '° i...-.uonb ALA Rentals • 64>3900 NEW 3 BR, DR. FR, Harbor 1r \Vide Selection. I Br, 2 Ba. P~l. UTlt.. PD. $29 900• home, 3 mo. old, 12x60, drps now. Need itartner to com· View Home~. $395/rno Inc:!. .coto $155. Adults over 35. ' ' & ~hag cpts, screetx'd·in plete hair lt;.makt'l.lp studio. SINGLES OK •WE have a large selection gardener. 644-1791. * 24 Hou~~llve~ 64&-4292, 548-2407. • COURTYAR D e porch & car port, $8,000. Belmont Shores a r ti: a. Huge, 2-stury older 5 bednn., of 3 and 4 bedroom homes Private courtyard .enlrY'.vay Spanish brick cou:·lyard en· am1 y par . pets a oWt-u. 43S-2Z13 or 424-8000. "'" car gar. -----= i>ij .Jeads lo Utis 3 bdnh .. ·Z batll trance to charming 3 Br, ! pool & re-creation area, ..H l''nv NEW YEAR and pets are "'eicome. Move almost immediarely oh our lrplc. W/D. Block bay & W $TO 11 pald. Mature adult only. No F -1 k 11 -• 2 bat"· 2 Alt kids tha t can be moved into 2 BDRM. 2 Ba. 2 garage, -1 BR. Furn. Trailer. $15. UUI home \l'Hh s)laclous living Ba home. Carpets & dr8pe-s Skutf' t inl( See at Gotn~n A. ::.c:_r_ now -VacanL -Rent. 0 pt l o n p I an. beach~ NICE! $240. 673-2937. ~ --pcls. 645--0878. roor11, huiJ1.1n kitchPn & thruout, paneling & blr--in Coach Mobile Park, 32742 from all of us at -776-7330 Age!1t SHEJiWOOO RE A LTY' BAYCREST $395/mo. 3 Br., NICELY furn 1 Br., &ar. ia1nily roont \Vith fireplace. shelves are featured in ·Alipa.z, San Juan Capii;trano. Holland Bus. Sales SINGLES OK 540-8555 2\) Ba. Jge DIR, F/R, frpl. $145/mo. Quiet area. No ~-a · I d I E I d ''The Broker with Empathy'' OUSE 2 BR Ill BA d kit "•2-4"°" 517 \V. 19th, CM 548-3481 h'ld I 831 9517 ~J 1ng glass doors ea 10 wa~n1 a.m. rm. nc ose NEW ADULT PARK 1716 Orange Ave., CM. Huge. 2.story older 5 bedrm., TOWNH , , oversz . vo JO"· .. 2756 N. Main SA S4l-0314 c 1 ren or pe s. -. huge deck for outdoor en. patio & nice g.rounds.w/ lols fiuntington Arbor Mobile 64S4l70 540-0000 f'Vel!. 2 baths, '2 car ga'r. All kids c Pt s • d r P 11 . ref ti g • 2 br1 trplc; ocean view ~ blk WELL furn 2 Br in triplex. 1ertaining. V1('11' or valley of trees. Priced right a! Home Park. Facilities in~ ' . . and pets 8.1'!' welcome. Move wshr/dryr, dshwhr, bltns, to beach. $215. yrly. lease Balboa Peninsula Adul ts. no pets. $165. 768 bclO"'-'· is framf'd by snow $30.500! cludt:': JacuT.Zi, card rm, Liquor license tor salf now . Vacant. patio; pool. clubhouse. $175. Adults. 557-3276. Scott PL CM . 646-2323. Capped peaks. Only S38,500. • POPULAR 4 BR e MATV outdoor BBQ pool * On sale pre-l961 * 776-7330 • Agent per mo., lease. Ans Svs * OCEANFRONT. Winter. Call· b'll' d hufOebo 'rd i ·i Call Dick at 67J..7r.J2 1 ~~-~~---=-~ 530-324Q The !asteot draw in the West ! Lg. 3 Br, den, $300, . 1 Br. BACHELOR. apt E-Jide. Sl30 All on on<: leve1 is this great 1 !Ill" rm, s a · n· "Howard" where are }1)U? ~-mo ulifs incl. 54()..5601, AO/an REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenncyre SI. ~-9473 rl-19·0316 Almost Ocean F ront- Duplex in pcrlect Cf.lnditton, l bedrooms, 2 ba1hs each, \plus extra room f... 'hfl1h ,t· 'large laundry Cl'lltl'r. 11u't'r ienclosed garagei.i, four <>ff· lreet park.inf{ space~. Only aoo ft 10 ~Ch.~pecta(•IJ\ar 1•urf and c:oaslllnc view. !~.500. ( MARION MILNE Real D.Jtate 618 s. Coast J-lwy. legunn Beach 494-85.118 SOUTH LAGUNA ' OCEANFRONT A--aut. 4 BR., 3 ha. split Jevel fJ~m. home: w/priv. stairwaY llo Secret Cove Bac-h:Jorm- tr home 'bl Chat11e O:iaplln. li699 S.. CUU Dr., bjl •PR!. REDUCED !lOAJ()O EMERALD BAY LOT L•'l11f .Y;.w lot U21 Enwnld Bay. ' .soo.ooo J.·pr loll le bpmft aaU: 11111 Grvndy, Rultor :Ill Boyoidt, "ll:r-Bead. 67Ul6 4 Br, 2 Ba· home featuring dt_ivid111'9~~~cnnnl· gs. tPeHt ""', n1 G l~~hoboap -1 Blaths-.. ~tiqu,e Lost something? Find it, For ~m under $50, A. d .. · !.P~ Pilot ClaB1Sified ulanu·1"'pd· ' .. 17$59. ,-Al.' BooroBsea_cRheaalp~ 540-3943. warm fam ·rm W/ inv1t1ng ion. ~ a • "g on Of:lJ s · m. inves · place an ad! 642-5678. try the Plncber vt~•0 "' ==c:-=-====;--:::f fiN'place most convenient Beach. 968-44.r,'i. "5-24'18 or 833-8834. J~;:;;:;;;;;:;:;:;::;:;::;;;:,:::;::;.:.Z:;;:;=:;;"";;;;:::;;;;;;:=:::;::;.C,,;::::;:;::;;:::;:;::::;::;;:::;:;::;;:;::;;= 673-3011 or 213: 596-2300. FURN 2 Br. Children OK. No ktl'Ch, brkfst bar, fonn Jlv 2' ~NROOM + 50xlO fnvestment • $25 WK & U~n Ocean • :~·i::~::e ~~ ~ rm. din area. inside: Jndry, mobile home-, both w/f'IC'w Opportunlt'/ · 220· °' tr Lovely Bach-1 Br-Rooms custom 'carpet." &·'d ra~s. crprr & <'Uslom drapes. Cltrl'O A'\"tt. { _ -C Q.• Maid service--Pool-Util pd ONE Bedrm. AduJts. nopetl. patio & great Jan~11plng. Roof cooler. air/cond. din'g YOUNG Corp dealing in \:)~-J.'OtJ ty).. JJ V e Call 675-8740 • Pool It Utilities loc1uded. SJ.1.900. rm, fenced pano. nit'e lawn, Medicel/Surgical products, The Puu/e .with llte Bui/f.fn Chuckle 2 BDR. modern spacious $145-$150. 548-7689. ~ e BEST BUY TODAY •' shad; tztts. Adu!! prark nr. all products reedy for delux apt. Near bay. Elec. •$139 DELUXE l Br .. pool, ~hop g. $.5.250. 526-J812 or marketing, ill ~king finan. 0' 0 Mtt.rs of tM kit. ll6.S _ 871-946_ 7. cpl!, -•. bltns, 145 E. 18th \\'histlt> · clean &. r:ea~y for 00·7142. cial help. Contflct Bob Kent ,;:r:oembl.d words b... '"" - n · 1y """"' ""'!:~~~~~~~~~~I d I BR, Baylronl 11'". W1"nt••. , ~S~t.,'=A=pl_. ~10_._ .. ,..,..;.._,",..".,.·-.=-'K'\\' \\'nm 1s 1115 JM"' .. .., of Ken1co Surgical. 645-5040 low to form four sirnplti wor a. 'f\/ "" , ~ ft, 3 Hr. 2~'1 ba borne. J-fuge SC'rious inquiMe~ only. I I AduJts. 926 E. Balboa Blvd. NICELY furnished bachelo( panelt'rj 1am rm. hrkfsl area, fieal Estit., r.a1 T 0 E L A C .. 613-9749. apt. $100 Including utilities St'p din rm, lg liv rm, bean1· General ~ ~e! ... t!.~_o_•_n ___ ~_ 1 j j • j j f Corw del Mar 548-2700 ev(!s. cd <-'t'~irlg1 upgrade<f carpets ~-----~ SA ..... ER - - . . -F1JRN. S BR, lowtr apt. & drapes throout,'btau1irtiti•••••••••iJ •'.J.• i Elag1nt I Br • .house water pd . $165 trple, ad. toe. , .... wall'" hac•."2 patios AcrHgo for salo 150 MTG, CO. I D y I T E ·1 ~ compl furn incl utils t9'10 M-Pl. & 'ully landocaped. Only1--------==--I Ii & d $200/ $38.>lll. INVESTMENT 330 E. l7TH ·STREET ' • I -, I I .1. r I ~ii\'\ gar oner. mo NEWLY Rede<. 2 BR Upper, OPPORTUNITY . , !ST TD liOAN • _ _ • _ • _ I IHH. R11p adult only. •dulU only, $1.IO incl. ulll''I' Ml.SS.Ion H"ills s Aetts.n~ar Pa1nida1e rnr1 . ·, ·, 7% lNTEREm' 1 su.1l46. ~2039. Airport Xlnt growl!. po<enl-2ND TD LOAN I F, E l B A ::: ~ I BR. Furn!1h<d """"' In * Avl now 1 A 2 l!lr lllM\ REALTY i~i1?'~,!1~i . -J:r;;~r ~wcs~a~~o~;.~e Co. . f ' ) I I . ~1f:~:::t~su:~~~: o~"! ~~~·11~m:~Ys~ar Lease. ~~re~cor r;·"-cd ~~· -· • 341 Bl\)"i..,, *8"' ~161 · 442·2171 ' S45-G611 loolboil team !hey had to lot Cosio Mou Huntln ... on Beed! I r-~ p ty 166 Soivln• Hor!>or •re• 21 yrg. 1..-----~----....,,ihe _ go. 1•1 .._,,,_....,.~,,...=~--J v• M ission Viojo's Lorgtsi '~'~ roper onty Wonlod 2SO LAT RUF CUTE! st. LlkelJtU.houae. 1 BR. F"rn 1131 /mo. 1 I i j I I 7 I G Cornpl9te the chuckle quoled Walk to Jlarbor Sbop'g Ov t klng be lit ard4!n • 830-5070-• * TAX SHELTER * fANiic)'~ ioi one ~ar ~· ~.,1:~n;_.:: '•h•ePmNt::"'. j r:°,;! C•nter. Allrac. turn. Cpts, .. ~~';;pool. A:irs:.: peU. . 16 UnllJl, a:ood quali(y. Xlnt ~cored .. Will pay l.t?. . . ,.,. vn ""'f~..... drri•. app'11. Adults only, no l03S l2th St. Acro11 tn>m ~~laving, B14 ~i10ll;~!t-:r: ~!~':: l Writ' Clwlfied Ad No. 274, e PllNINTTHENSUM8E .iu·~E~fTTElS j' r 11 r 11 ~ I' I' I pets. $129.50. $.1G-SU4. Lakt Pm. ~2692. M1-Vi•jo ' ., "0.119, PIJol J'. 0 . !!O>I ™11 ~ • -· -· · • • • 1 oR -·-~" ·-·• ti) I Bft ~---. l l 3 5·/ mo. pre·pald ln!trtlt O.K. tor >.._ta' Mes~ 'ie'alir. ·,_, ~.. ~ ~ J ,., ""'"' .,,,,., t....._ u · '"' ,;iit·., "i\lake .R.oom° i.~or UAd· dy''.Jle1.a out ·100 a:a~ ,)'Ollf' truh b CASH with t DAILY PR.or ChiillfJ~ ed., app't, &W.filll .. • 1~"""--· =~·=-..,,..-,---,-,) f; UGN!TSC!N""'°"swt~ lUT£U 10 I · 1. I I I I I 'Newly aec. Bca.ut. 1arden, Ove:z1ooklnr beaut aardtn THE JRWIN CO. i'iit a UttJe "loO!' In your ~ • • _ • • • • • -poo l, =· Adull•, no pei.. p&l!o k pool. Adull>, "'' Realtors ievi. • lell Jhoie bauble• • • , • 1959 Ma.pie Ave., CM. Mar. ~~-J03S Ulh St, Acrod 810 New)lOr1 c.n..,. Pr. -.... "bucks", Call ClaHilled SCUM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A-UNE Wt'D help )'Oii .. ll! 6ll-l67S from Lola Porlt. 55-Ji9l., N"""°"llNl<h-! ~6'J.li&l&.~~~~~-;_ _ _:.,_.I~~~--=:::.:..:..::::.:_::.::_:..:_::._:..::_:.;__ _____ _,_;_~---~ ·• ,. • • I • • --30-DAILY 1'1Ull f~. Decembot 31, 1911 .-.---- [ .;..t:.. ...... :.;i J~I ~~~~-~~~-;;;~"':•loo'-~~;; ~ .,.; ....... , .... ::Ji!l [ .... t ... •1·-·I ~ 1 ............... 1~11lll~:!""~ .... ~~ ·j ~ •• , .. ~ ... l~ I ~~; ... -1 Sihtl'du, J1'""'7 1, 1972 Oolll. Y '1LDT J9 Apt1. Fur.; 360 ARh· Furn. • 360 Apt• • .-um.. 360 Apt. Un!llnr., ;165 Apt. Unfurn. . , ~ k UnJm.J I >a AP!. Untiitn. ;165 Apt, Unfurn. Lll~u-n,..11'"n9_ton,.......,ile,......,ocll,...._N __ •_w;...po_rt_Bt..;...•ch;,;___._ Ntwport BNch B•lbo. lsl1nd Co"'"• dtl Mor .,;~~01~t!•~Mt~·~~~==~===~jgc;~ .. ~~;~~~:::::.-Cott• Mou fall lluff • ._.,....____ . ~.....;._______ _ ___ ._ ______ I ----------1 .. I I .. ... ,.\ ·--......,..,,.,~..,..,---1---------1 •• STUllfR FOR LEASE l·BLK. to be<cl>: comp. $4oo Yearcy. 337 E. lleyfront. 2 BR., "'''" c1r..,~ ,..,. , 0 " '11 0 Park-tlko S\Jrroundlng • DELUXE t BR apt w/lllew, mlN A : 11~ • On O<.'ftJl frt. ·Sb&rp 2 BR. 1 turn. Oean I-Br., tar. $165 2 BR.. 2 ba., dbl. gar. rtlr11. l>rl~, J!&do, JVl.J'· Ntiw ecfult 9"r.4en Apts. QUIET -DELUXE APARTMENTS relrla, AU elec. Ftplc, Patio ' $34 WEEK & UP ba duplex apt. Closed gar. Mo. Winton Real Estate 675-3331 Nrar Big Corona. $225 M'O. $liq. • 2 BR, ·11.4 BA 1.t A! Bft. APTS Afr CQnd. P'rp!c'i .. l !trim-·A ~ J carportl, Pool ! HEATED pool, tult kllchtn Now !Mu 6/30. $300/Mo. 646-4071 or &12-9955 C d I M Unl\lf'rslty Realty 6731510 #1). 2 8Jt. Clen: 2 8A ~ F'URN. BACHELORS ming Pool& • Health Spa • a laundr)' hell. No cl\lldren \ laundry lacllltlet, phMe Wesley N. Taylor Co. WINTER rental avail til mid orona I ar OCEAN view eJ.esant 3 · 151 E. 211t. "4• 16U Pf' patios * ~td Pools • Te'l\nls Crta . Game a Bil· ar pm. F'b lit occupancy. : service, utillUes paid. TV & "'U Rt•ltors June. 2 BR. furn. lower apt. bedmim, 2 ba·ths, fireplace, W11tbay 21 Apartm1nt1 NMr lhoprtl'I r:· AduJAts only Uard Raom. ;, ~ ;~ ~l~r., No. A • maid &ervlce available, eas • .._ SaJ\ Joaquin Hills Road $170. plus util. 675-78115, ID -dining room. Adults o~. ' a n ... ue ptl. l BEDROOJ\J. '"a1 • or tiff-• Bar·B·Que. . Newport,C~te< 644-4910 4<lth St. ~·,, $500 .. , mo. Aat. 6~30-"THE GABLES" 1T17 Santa Ana Ave., Cl\! , 'EDrnlT~RAILl5NEAN Huntlnctbn Bt•ch I Bedroom Avelloblt " · ·2 ·--,,-1----b~l .., 2 BR., bltn" Wall< to btach. , ~ •. xPt l!S 646-5542 M c~ ExocutJvo s~11.. 2SYARDS!romoc .. n.<BR .• ~i;~;;.~.·~":.:"';o1Jul~ $190. ~· Coaat R .. 1 Ic• • .2-l!r.1'/prl~; Adllt. l.(y MEAtiOW APTS. ' VILLAGE n1 v kto e1 d 2~ ba,.. huge liv rm.. ,.,.. o ... .-... · aouodproofed. •. nca. yrd. ON BEACH' or w.n V . · wffpJ., new cptg: mod. i.t, or $200 mo. yearly lse. N. TEN ~ Estate. Cl.ti: SH-4848. W f pa t i,o..., wt r pd . BMUI ctil~ panellnt:, 2400 Harbor BlYd., C.l\f. . • .; 19471 Beach Blvd., kilchen, ptlneled den; comp. Newport ~ach JUty, 675-1642 1 A.,.2 BR. Fw:n, A Unfum. Garilntrfirialnt c..J1 btwn l pr1• patios, rttreation fa. (714} 5.57.so:!l . 2 BR Unturn l'r. $230/mo. , (7j~1:j1:!°:'.tn11 furn. $295 incl. util. until Ju-$15G-Util. Yearly. Furn 1 Fireplaces I prlv. pa.tlol. Coit• M11a Ii 5, fl'-'12), .. d!Jtie... AJJ •tlduJta. no pett. RENTAL OFTICE F'Urnlture Available _._ Jy. Will also lse. 675-1&12 BR. 1 block to beach. Park· Pools TennUi Contnt'I Bldat. LGE • nl -• 2C7 O!'&J--~. "G'' f155 e 2 BR'1 FROM AS LOW OPEN 10 A?it TO 6 P~1 Cal'i>ell-dra.-...Alshwaaher FU RN I 8 900 Sea Lant CdM &H-2611 . .t BR, beaut y ' ... ec A~ Sl~/mo. ..,. ...... $llO/mo. ·: ~;I A~87 Agt. Ing. &»-1232, ~7734. fMacArlbuJ' ~ CoMt Hwy) stovt, aas heat, 2~ BA, NEWLY DECORATED, 381 W Bay st CM. * STUDIO APT. * h:~~::u-: Ntwpart Heights across al. from shop'g. Olarming 1 BR duplex, new Oil ~T, · • 2 BEDROO~l L•svna 811ch STE~ to beach. Spacioo11 -------...---Carport, lndry ~m. Adults carp, drapee M'#i1nt. loft. __ ...::::::.:::::::.::___ • l~ BA11:1S palioH.mple parldna 1 BR, close to shopping. $130 mo. l50 "'i!" Place, 49f-4:ai, John. $ll~fmo, $40 wk up. Bach, cir TV utH pd. Crescent Bay Bah !'35 N. 0>..i 4!11-2508. Lido 1110 1 BR. Furn. UUI paid. Garq:e. l ,Bac~or,.no pets. $135fmo. 673--0837 eves. f'lowport lltocll new J br duplex, l full CLEAN 1 or 2 BR Adib, no NEW only. $100. 998 EI Camino ly gardenii urrout'ldinia. e BEAUTIFULGROUNDS e e ADULTS ONLY Seeurlty CUJl'ds. bat"'. garage, prl.ate P'" ..... lg kl'. 1125-ILIO. 2t21 2 BR 2 ba hs aln Ce Dr. No. 1 CM. 546--0451. Mature adullt . only. flll. . SPANISH DECOR • POOL HUNTING TON ~d. b~~!'P~~~!~wf~'. E. 16th St .. NB. 646-1801. veted & dtra~~knrl: ga~: REDEC .• 2 BR. 1 BA, 54~. • ·: Atrfcond. Gas, wtr, pd. ~::. MW!on Apt D~ri~ PACIFIC · .~ ~.--' Apt U f 36J age. Comp. bltns. Private upstairs, Nr. Eslancia High, • Garage, Pool, Rec. rm .. ishiy turn. Medit. si;Yling. • n urn. Bit t d * LOWER * laundry. 1 BR $140. 2 BR $140 2 BR, Clo~ Io nt OCEAN AVE .. H.B. Winter, $350; yrly, $450. patio. 705~) Orchid. $25(} Per ns, crp s, rps, garage. CTI4) 536-1487 673-9 Balboa Island month, yearly. $160. Adlts, m P. et s. AU Electric . 2 BR Cpts, $160-$175.. everything, 1 rhild OK. Key 130· S49-IS9J. 1 drps, gar., patio. Nr.,bus & Hacl~a de Mesa Apts Apt "A", 2860 Hickory, Ore open 10 am~ pm Dally *Ha~t~:· ~1'1lANrSu~:~:: L:;,::2~'::'.~:.~~~E ....:: ... ,::~~o o~~;, ~.2.~· ~rp':: ~:~~~:~pt. ep .. ::. 1 ; ;;:·; ;"'~;~ 0:~t~=E~79-1:~B~n-.-,-,t-,;~..,.-.-,1. w:u;~;::,;· Gar. SJJO/mo .. Winter. $225 Canal, new bltns, SwecHsh ---------,_ U ~-I ,,.,... -1 w/garagi:. stove & refrli\', y I I Id il .uul esi ~""u & • ......,c ~,.,.c, drps, dahw1hr b I t-1n1, Livina: room with cathedral Water.gas-elec. furn. Adults Walk 3 blkll to Beach! 55'7Y;,00"". s ut · No pets. frplc, boat dock; yearly or AVAIL Jan 15th & Jan 22nd. garage. N'r So. Coast Plua; ga .......... 1 child ok. AU utll celllna A trplc. Separate Lgr J BR Apt, newly decor. ~ I 1 htld 85 2321 ·-~ only. $145. mo. 548-6954. onger !e, oo c ren or Lge 2 BR, 2 BA, open $1 . 54~ · pct. $150/mo. 307 Avocado, laundry , Uta, Encl patio. Dbl attached gar, frplc, 1% pets. $250/mo., To See-Call beams, frpl, paho, pvt. gar, BEST Are L • B Apt 9, dd:. 6(5.-0984, Swlmrnina pool & children's $00-1 BR Dupl~. 1 adult, Ba; hltnl, except refMg. Owner 673-0207. a. ge. .t r., non .!imoker,. No p e t 11. $-No I r STEPS to-Beach, mod. 2 Br, upper, beam ceilings, f'ii>lc. $17>Furn. 1 Br. Waterfront, Adults. $175 w Inter. UNFURN. down .!it a i rs. sm•ll' dock, sundeck, yearly 642-3490. Carpeted. 3 BR, 2 BA. South 330 Marguerite, Cd M, bltns, refrlg'.\cpts, drps, 2 BR ... playground, m. -ru.A W 17 h """· an& s, no pe s. 673-:0937 •. · , , , 1% Ba. unf. Twnuoe, HARBOR GREENS Deposit. Ref'!. """ . t . 5.1ff.1Tll. patKl. No pe Pre-schooler $150. Bltns,. CJl!S, drps, no 546.4353 64~3787. -. Mov~ IN TODAY • ok. $150/mO. 43-1765, .. tJ. Chil-'-· ok. Nr. • c. 675--MST. Bay Front. $450. pr mo. By l ;-;==,-o;--=-o-~ 1 ~ lrg bdrms l blk to owner. 644-2922. LUXURY J BR.. ~ Ba., heh, new crpts ordered. Yr-----~--- ocean vw, Winter. $285 mo. ly $325. mo. $225. winter Fast results are just a phone 673-63'10. ITI4l 642-1403. call away· 6U-5678 LUXURIOUS Ftehch ~gen. 26l "4-"1' NEAR OCC. Sp&.cious 3 BR. Klds Ir: pets "''eicome. 2 BR. cy, 3 bedroom, 21.4 bath, 642--0 . Fairview A -Baker. 545--1882. $170-2 Br 2 Ba Studio, adj. 21i, BA. Carport, laundry f139 & $159. All extras. Pool, Fireplace, Dining Room, SENIOR Citizef15 Delight. Li l BDRM, all bltns, shag cptl, shops, ~t/drp, pati_o. gar. factl . $200. No pets. gar, paUo. Furniture av•U. laundry. $400. Agt 675--4930. llkt!' new 1 Br unf $140: furn drps, closed &~ It pri. 54~ aft S; 213-592--5l2'1 546--859'1. 17362-A Keel!IOn Ln H.B. Adults onJy. , $160. Sm! dog ok. 64&-55.lJ. patio, Cl~n! 540-1901 -'°-· -------ATTRACTIVE t Br, bltn 968-7!i10 ar 842--6235. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt Unfu'rn 365 SPAC. ~ & 3 Br. Apt. $l40 up c:oppertone !tov~ & n>frig. -B~E..:A~C°"H~w=oo=o~A~P~T~S~. • • .. Pool, cptfdrp., bl!ns, Kids ok Util furn. No children or Cott• Meta 2206 Collep No. 5 &l2-'l'035 64 2167 Brand new 1-2-3 BR. ~: blk Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unlvrn. 365 Apt •. Unf~rn. ·365 Apt. Unlurn. c.:-.::,:zt.::-:Mo-=-.. ~-----::c" • .:.•t".-M.,.,..•.;••;;,;;.;_ __ _:.:;:_;.;c:::.,;; • .;t•:;;;:M;;:o::. .. ;;;,. __ ...;..;;;.I Co5t• M11a 19!M Maple No. 3 64Z-3813 I ,Cpe~"'~·-$~l6.\~. ,--;.-,--.-:--;-.,cc to BEAOI! Cpts, drpe:, bltns, 3 BR. 2 BA. drps, d~hwhr, trplc. 125 16th St., HB. 2 BR. 1% BA. 1harp crpts, dbl garage, patio. Harbor _.,_7~·"3.S.:.7='~=..,.,,,__=-" 1 ~~~ ;\~~~ mo. 973 _H.cg;,t•_A,_pt_•.,..55~7-_"4_5_9.__ 2 & 3 BR, fl40 UP, Pool. tttORA KAI Apfs., 18881 I /BIG aun.ey 1 bdrm upper, 3 BR, 2\• Ba., .!ipacious l't1ora Kai Ln., ~ blk E. of now cpt, ,._111 bltlnl, $IJ5. studio. ~ag, washer/d~ Beach !162-8994 Ring Brothers Announces . the Gran~ Opening of Mediterranean ,Village ... ' The charm of Old World Spain awaits you in Costa Mesa at riling Brothers' .Mediterrane an Village. The country ls thei setting where quaint, brick·tiled courtyards and path· w8ys wind .over streams and ponds to the door of your villa apartment. • UNFURNISHED AVAILABLE Inside; beamed ceilings, wood paneling,. color"!o¢r~i.nated driiPes aitil carpets are ·enhanced by Impo rted grassclolh wall C9Verings in warm, TI3tur3i · iOne's. Wet b8rs and fire- places ·add to the cordial atmosph ere. Large ·patios and balconies provide spaciousnes~ apd Jig~t. The recreation al facilities include n ight-lighted tennis courts, swimming pools, a gymnasiµm with separate health clubs for men and women and billiard and game rooms. The locallon'of Med iterranean Villag0 is Ideal -convenient to all Southern C8Jlfornia -minutes from the Pacific Ocean . . 1 bedroom 1. be<jrpom & den • l~I ~::r-- From $W . Fro111 $185 ' and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Country Clilb A ::'.L plete securi ty system assures your pr ivacy while you en~e 1erenlty of living at Mediterranean Village. Mediterranean Village . . • NIMl'OllT ' BEACH ' . RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. • 4 P.M. ' :•o• HAIBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 PH~B: (71•) SS7·8020 , . -. Wt Are Plodgod To Equal Hou1 lnv Opportunltl11 ' . • .. ··- ,. . " 5'5-5270 0~ on premill4!11. $200. 645-1496. ~~oo·~'=''-'-' ~~---1 !LIO NU 2 Br., cpl•, drp1., I 1 BR. Al>" IUS/mo. ora .. 1. Eoit Bluff 1><tto. rec. rm .. 100 Jef· I ;No· gar•s;e. No petl. Call ----------f•r 1 on Lane, '616-463; or """'°'333. NEWPORT BEACH M._...7/84~2834. eWILSON GARDENSe VIiia Granada Apts. 2· BR, l liii BA, cpt I drp1, Four bedrooms with balcon- encl. patio. J140. 642-Mll. !es above & below, Gracious l ~room, Sharp. Close to living & quiet surrounding 0 CC u C 1 1 13 5 for family with children. · · · " · · ' ' Near Corona de! Mar High MT·77~. School.. Fireplace, wet bar & 2 BR & den, 2 baths built-in kitchen appliances. QUIET area, triplex, Ira: deluxe 1 br apt, all eltc., hltns, drps & fully crptd, laund. facll. M&-2097. BEACHBLUPF APTS Spac 2 Br, 2 Ba.. Pool. Patio. D/W, U11 Ellis 842-7644. Some patios. All toi-835 AMIGOS WAY 644·2991 $145 & $150. 546-7111 Coldv.-ell, Banker .l Co. LARGE 2 Br, 1~ Ba Studio __ M;::::'""''"'7.::·n"r.;A;:g"eo"'t'-- NEWLY decoratfd 1 BR apt l 'IS02 lloolld Road. H.B. Ap A. No Jieu. 963-'8!7 Apt. No • pell. $145. 726 VIEW ,Joann St • 846--1584. 2 Bdrm1., 2 bathl. UpstAln 2 BR, 1\1 BL studio. Eocl gar., b\cd )'I'd. S150/mo. Lndr,dacll. 842-4549. LRG 3 BR, 2 BA, no pets. vie'N apt. Carpeted: draped, Qilldren OK. N1· ichls & bttlns. 2 covered parking Shpg. $170. mo. 545-8991 spaC1!'S. $250 Month yearly. It'1 alwa)'I the ri&bt time ,a. SHARP!. 1 .Br, 1 .. closet., &'15-6050 o alway• the rlaht place ~ pool~~· . AdUlts. 1884 I' you want RESULTS! Call Mona.__~-.. . -l'i''"'lll IL... ~a 1'1ace that ad UNF'URN Br apt, ·no &p, HOUSE Huntlna:T Watch the. ~ •' ._ - 1!55. ,,,.,.551.n10 .. OPEN HOUSE oolumn. -· l?ifli (iulck Apt. O~f~rn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 'fiS..,, """'· cali ~11 , Irvine lrvlne .... : ' . ' . on19 ff! yout1•• .-.. Quick· to reH.rve an opartmenl In one ol our new 118Cllont. ci'he quicker you are, th& better your chances ol getting thf lloor plan · and locallon that fll you beol) Park WHt apertmenta tend lo flll up losL With adults over 30. (And under ·30.) Tl\eY like the adult.only ..Ctlo'na with private poola and Jacuzzis and barbecue pita. With Moms. (And Dado. And kids.) They like the family ..cUont with tot lots. The pro-school~ Tho leen cenler. The Junior Olympic tlze pool. With othlol.,. (And ju1t plain good sports.) They like Park Waat recreation. It outdoes every other apartment complex In the area. There'• a three-acre actfvlty park. Aiied with IWlmmlng and thtr· •PY .pool•. Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball, handball. A large tulf 11111 for Jogging and touch football. . Titer•'• a two-alory clubhouse. Complele health club fecmuea •nd.trolned 1llendon11.,Lcunge1, game and party rooms. FUll·Ume recreation manager. · Park Woat lta• tomethlng for everybody. So, na m1tterwhltyaur age, or m'ulial 1tatu1, or athletlc Obllll)',,, you're IUll lo fil .l!T. If you hurry. 3883 Parl<vlew Lane, Irvine. Ju1t off the San Diego Fr-Ill CU!verAoatl. . . Adulls only, from $180. Family aplltmont1, lrom $111. • • • • ) ·- I· I • • .. -3 QAIL ~ p LOT Satvoday, J .. ,.., 1, 19n ......................... iiliiilll ........ l .. ' .. •• 17 v ! . " •• 1::.. ~· r·, 1·· ., -- 1: I " I '·:: .. !·~; .. ' ' .. . ,,, ... ' .. ' . ~ ~ " ... ..... . " ~. . " "' .. ., . ' "' • .. \!.'=' ' ' , l·l• . ' .... ··~. ,.:· ..:-;.4 ••• ' .. 'i .... ., . .. .. . . ~ ... '•'· "' .. . ~ ... ' . .. .,_~. ~."' ":'A-. 111\r ~. . ' .; .::l .. 'i" • • • .';-t .•. "' I,. ••• .. .. " .. ' .. ·~· •' ·' ' • , I . Classif~ep .'., ·J-NDEX "·-' Advert1s1ng . . . · .. . ' . ._[ _Ho_ .. _es,.;,,1ors_•1.;..e ,.;.......Jll 1~J A.It ..... ~natkli... .. 1ot (SJ«ll'Y •rM ITllll llllOWI a-r•I • • 11.a •• , aali.o. 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NI -~~ .................... .. ....... •111N6 ••••••••••··•····· NI AUfll.., ......... _., .... -....... '71 ·t-~-+ ................... .. .......,,u..( .................. , •• ,,. - • • Buy a ·.Bord·er Bargai ,.,.. Every classifieCI want ail in the DAILY PILOi appears in every edition every daY: That · means your •d wiR be seen in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsracks from border to border ..... _ .................. -.............................. _. ___ ,. .. .,, ... -........... -~- •" along the Orange CoHI ••• all the Y(•Y. from · Seal Beach ,·Sa~emente§' ·---· ~,,,. •'. ~ . ·~ i. , •.. .,. . ,· ' You · .•. ' . .. ~oe1 ... i 1.1 Al( ••• B1J11ttngton Beach oFon'taln Valley .. ' . ' Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Saddleback San Clemente Capistran• • I .. (lassified Ad . ' ' ' Phone 642-5678 ... ~ ,rld" Oec•m""• 311 1971 , ~· • [• I•' I ----.....-... -![!] , ,,., .......... Jltll .,!mt ... ,,..... 11 'I I _Ar..:.....·_u_ntu_m_ • ...,. __ 361_-.,,Ar,.......·_u_n1v....,,,m._~--us-Apt. Unfum. Newport BNch Newport h•ch Newport BoKh iiiiiiiiiiii HOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH ' " BEAIJTIRJL LIVING THAT BABIES THE BUD~f!I ' Eni•.Y $750,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 7 tennis courts. Bachelor. 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2"" story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitch- ens, private balcony or patio. From $170. Subterranean parkinf, elev, maid service. Full-line food marke , 'd,ry cleaner, beauty salon within compleL 7 beaut. model apts: 9 am to 6 pm daily, other times by appt. Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of Fashion lsl3.1\.d. 714: 644-1900 for leasing info. °"'" u.i,. from 51 5 ~ .,,.... f'f'h.. . '~ RE'.~~fG ~·RATbRs OL vMP1c s1.ZE POOL DISHWASHER$ BILLIARD$, tARPETS & DRAPES GYMNAS IU~ PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS Party Room With Fir•plac1, T .V.,,St1r10 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS Vista Del Ph. 545-4855 ----------------- CLASSIFIED HOURS 8:00 am. to 5 p.m. :Monday thru Friday 9 to noon Saturday Advertisers may pleCP thelr ads by telephone COSTA MESA CITIC$ 330 W. Bay 642.:;678 NEWPORT BEACJ1 3333 Newport Blvd. 642..S678 ,. IDJNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA BEAClt m Forest Ave. 494--9466 SAN CLEMENTE 305 N. El Camino Rdl 4924420 . NORTH COUNT'l tl.ial tree 540-1220 1:LASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy &: kills is 5;30 p.m. the day be· fore pub).Jtatlon, except 1-&.r-Monday Edition when deadline Js Satur· day, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORSt Advertism:: should check their ads daily & report errors lmmcdiatcly. THE DAILY PILOT assumes Uabillt:Y for the fi.rst in- correct insertion only. CANCELLATIONS: Whea kllUng an ad. M surlt to make a record ~~fit~~ takeT u receipt or your can~lla.tion. Ttiis ltlll number must be pie· sented by the advertiser in·· a -~:anw.p11tet CANCELLA1JON''' ' ci R CORREm!JON-OP' NEW AD·BEFORE RUNNING: Every·clfort is inade-to kill or correct. a. new ad that bat been 9rdel'('d,' but w~ cannot KU<tran-. te~ to do 50 untij. the ad =:.·~~rr~ ... ~ !?~ pa· DJME.A-LINE ADS: Tht!Se ads· are.· atHctJy cash fn ad~ by mall ~~·.y,~~u THE DAILY PILOT ,..,. serves tbt rigl)t 'to clas· sify. edit, censor or ~ fuse. any advertlsement, and to change its rates & regulatJons without prior ~tlce. CLASSIFIED MAILING ADDRESS p, o. Bo• l!liO, Cosio, Meaa 92626 Apt. Unlurn. 365 L•guM Niguel LAGUNA N IGUE l APARTMENTS '1BR,1 BA* 2 BR, 2·BA lully carpel«J. & draped From $175 Mesa Apartments lustin & M11a Drlv• incl ea.s, TV cable, v.1ater, all kit ·hltne, Jndry area&, htd swim pool, BBQ'1, priv patios & baloonies. Open 10 AM to 9 PM * 494-4272 Pnf1ulon1lly A4an11•• •Y Sfvtht"' CountTit M1mt. Ce. D1v1loo.d by ;.'orlo, 111'111111111111 htt. &. M.G.l.C. fquilLl1 c..,. . . . •. . \ 499-2777 * 29041 Aloma ot1 Crown Valley Prkwy N•wport Beach ,, ma& square ~ in tht PREsTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH annouriCes the .. 1il1bility of two ond · i thrff hedroom units for 1dul1>. From $225. Apt. Unlurn. 365 N•wport 'Beach e NOW OPEN e BRAND NEW 1 &: 2 Br From S148. Priv patio. billiard rm, heate{i pooJ w/ ja.cuui, huge cl~ta. deep ptte ca.r· peting, Ju.lb iandscaping . AdWts. You ~~t See Thi! One! 20102 B~~ St., New- pot"t Beach. !l>T!.4246. SEACLiFf ~OR apt..-2 Br. $160 utft. $175 lurn, Cpts. drps, bltna, garb dip!. 1525 Placentia Ave. Ask about our disoount. 642-8340 or 54&-~. BEACH Apts-Brand New Deluxe 2 & 3 Bedroom. An- nual rates. 5u .. 513 \\I. Bay Apt.5., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 .CoatJ . .Meta MERRIMAC WOODS A Nice Place ta Be Together ••• , ' ADULT LIVING From $140 to $275 ~ I & 2 BR. Aph. with Terraces For information, telephone Mrs. Gwen Lorenzo at 645-0252 Ave. C.U· San Bernardi"° Shag cpt, drps, .• loads of (TI4J 883--2943. cJOS<'t space~ pool:., . E>.."TRA lge. 2 BR. 2 Ba.. 425 M•rrimac Way v.·alk·in rustr. closet; n<'V.' ~osta Mesa carp. &: drapes. Raitied din-iii;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;I ilr NEWPORT* SHORES ing area. N 'pt. Shores 96&-10'19. Santa Ana 3 =, ;.!\~:":t .. :-~ FAMILIES· Carpt'til!g. O\lidren 0.K, ~-month. .CAll 54UJ70 ' WELCOME! ..... BRAN'D f\IEW ..... XK.12' Santa An& Ave CACrosw SINGLE .$TORY trorn S.A. Country Clt.ib) South Sea AtmospbUe Spacious 1 Ii: 2 :8R ·trorn I soft~ 2 BA1H . $150 & $185, FIREPLACES. ~ n;a~· Carpets and Drape1 i.y'Jr&tios, Joadl of tUets. Afr O>ndltioned Heated Pool. Adulia. Jlaan--Private Patios ~r 979-1268. • HEATED POOL RELISl'JNG • Back Bay Carport A: Storage &reL 2 BR .. •ha& crpt., Nr. So. Coast P1ua ."dtJ,,, ~tlo. Adulls, No pell. HIDDEN Vl~AGE 642-22117. • . . 2500 South **PENINSULA 2 B R , ~ Ana e 546- BRAND NEW From $145. DlahM1.11her, ·atiag ., carpettng, walk-in cloiets. Forced air heat, e1Ctra J~rge rooriu. BeautifW. gams3:, heated poOI, BBQ's, en 0&- ed garages, quifot SU • ing.s & c1ose to shoppjni . Adult ltving .. no pets. El CORDOVA APJS. 20Tl Charle St. 6t2-1470 Near ~r & HanUffon St ,. If'\ , •. • • /~ ... HACIE'NbA HARBOR 2fi AVocAoo STRES'l' Adult living • No Pets Delnte'1 .l 2 BR, Pool Garqe. Dishwahr. Paid util. FROM $ISO. 646-U>I unumal tri-Ievel, fr p 1 c, 3 Hutlld Po018 dsw•hr, l blk .,,..,..bay. Ll1llO Qub"""'° 'to. BBQ I ·*--2~B~E~D~R~oo=M--*~ Yearly. $260 mo. Avail Jan. \ Cb.ll'd Cant Center I" Ba To--•-,.-2 3 Bdnm: ,,. ""'"IUW>e conctpl. 3rd. 675-4125. Gttat MW l A Beam ceilings. cxlra lrg . YEARLY NR OCEAN, ,.,...,.FramTH C$I04'AST bedrm.11 encl i:1tlo. recrea- apacioo.1 upr, 3 Br, 2 Ba., ~....., tion rm, sauna bath.!, etc. · lrpl $225 n.l.s Avail now VILLAS Ad•lts. Our SUnday afler-c. · n.c: • • llD1 MacArthur Blvd. 499-2128. • 546-8823 noon B-B-Q'.1 &. Free Ari 2 Lesions r1arting soon . WESTCLIFF atta. NEW delux~ 4-plex apti,2 HARBOR GREENS Bedroom, 2 ba.tf'I. Adult.I on-, ~A,.1=11•1:0 I •= •~ 6...., A""" BR.· cpts, drps, bl t n 1 1 .......-~ -'Y'-'-~-·~-~~·-·-~ __ . --·I dw/encl gar. children It 1-----'--"-C---- Fast result! are just aphane pets welcome. 417 Nobel nr Like to trade? Our Trader's So ~--~ ~ Call Paradise column ii. for you? ... -. ~ --~·~· call away· v-u-i1Q!o :'.157..sl.88 ~ 642-3702. 5 line,.!, 5 days lor S buckl . USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 5 SHORT WORDS MA~ ONE UNE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES J ti MU --. $4.50 $5.80 $6.80 PA'fMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL D/ P11~li1\ fir•••••••••• 'tl1y•~ .. ,)i,,fti11t •••••••·•••••••••••••••••••• -Cl•uific1He111 ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••'-•••••••••••••••••••• Htflllt ••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A4,r111 t . •,. , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • :"" • • •• ••• • • • • • • City······························ PhtR• •••••••••••••••••••••••• • ' ' " TIMU TIMIS 'flMI$.. --r . $7.40, $11.70 $.17.70 $9.08 $14.50 $22.50 $10.76 $17.30 $27.30 ' 10 PtGURI ClOS:r · . Put e 11ly on• ••rd '"' ••41' 1p•C• .. b •••• l11ctu•• '\IOUt 1ddr111 or p~o"• 11umb1~. Tht c:o1t of 'lour 1d 11 et fllo 111d of ik•·lin1 °" wkfdi t~• 1.11 wo•.t tif "our 1d i1 •ril·' t i n. Add $J.DD plu1 l li1111 '!•Ir• if 'fO•I cl•1ir1 111• of DAI LY PllOT loir • 11r¥i1r4 will-. m1!11d 11pli11. ----------~ CUT Hl•l-PASTI OM YOUI INYILOPI ----------- IUSINESS llEPL'C' MAIL ,.,.. ci-..... No II..°"'' M-. C.1tt..i1 ' . Oron91 Coast DAILY PILOT P, O. lox 1560 Coste M1acr, C•llf, 92626 cl1ulfi..I Dtp!, = .. =· 0 ' , • • 3Z DAll Y PILOT Mdly, Dtc!ml>!' 31 , 1971 Apt1., · . Ants., ' Bu1lno1a R1nt1I · 445 l"I , · .Iii! I' urn. or Unfum: S7t Fum. or Unfurn. 370 _.._ ______ .,... '' ' " ... "" '> ' - J··-:-:-·:-· ';"-~·:----·-·r·-· -':'.""-,,.--~...;,......;.;_;;...;,,..:...1 FOR ""' -merol&I. "" 11lSI' Chr~-nlrht, 8¥-Coat~ Mi1~1 '' ". ~, ·~ost•' ~' ' . 'iluptri,al Jor dtl~ O¥if:· boll ~ .... ,"9ttt.oa~t IB)la: ', .iajjjc) ,· .. ·1 .ti·W ·.y; nl(!! ~ bld:: ~w~h~~!; ="~~~~~ . ---THI E'XCITING ~:.r:~~i.1~~ apots i=~-~=lf) value lo PALM MES-A' AP'J' $, ~•lrlil Rentll-~O lost And Mlnod 1 • M·l, 1300 Mt rt w/ oUlCe le F /Tafty Ma.ox Kitten FUN IN THE SUN.I· both 1150 mo. 21W "I ft w/ I Loot "le. BlY . Harbor ottlce, 2 , Balbi, ~ rt&( N&cd1 medical an~t:lon door. $32S mo. 1240 Loprr Pl~aae Call '548-1381 Minutes to Newport Beach s1. CM• Df~ 64&-0033, •Y .. Losr c.nnan sh,, h .,4 Unbelievably large apts .. becorator furnish· 64&-068l. mixed . Btlgo w/rroy bac~. td. Huge Pool, jacuzzi, electric built· ins, shag IRVINE I ND us TR I AL Chri.ltma• Eve". Torn ear . . carpets, drapes, sauna & more! . AR.EA. From 4,000 Sq. Ft,, Vic. Oranae Ave & Mesa St. ADULTS-NO PETS l Up. Wir.house • 11·. 5'Ml,'7or133-8243. I manufacturina;. Co n t a c t SINGLES .. , , , . , , $14~ Rl<h•nf Fo""y, Broker SML. wh. fem Peke dog, 10th 1: Lake, Hunt Bch. Rev.·ard! 53&-3703 -968--{)]~ - 96M211 •. B 646--0585. 1 DRMS ......... SlS!i Aph., 2 BDRMS •........ $175 Unlurnlshod Apts. AJ oll•blo From $10 to $15 Less. YOU 'RE RIGHT:..__ THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! 1S61 MESA DR., Cost~ Moso 5 blks •So; of Newport Blvd. 546-9860 Furn. or Unfum. Apts., 370 Furn. or Unfurn,. 370 Irvine RENT 1\f·l 1125 !<! fl $135 mo 13'; Lopn, C.M. ""-5116 Ml shop, 3'.I' x 40' $95. month. 1936 Placentia Ave. Rear bldj;. 2 Unique' Hercule1 Blcyclefi, rtd folding wt Ch r m fenders, 1 hand brake & lites. Reward! No questions uked. 644--0800. Stor .. e 455 L 0 ST : 2' tall doa:. ....,==""'"""""""°"=,.... shorthaired salt 'n pepper STORAGE. SPACE w/blk patch around tail. ·$al. mo.. • , &t5-m9 Leather & Oea collar. Vic: Rent•h Waftted 460 19th & Fullerton. 646--0424. YNG. \\'Or.kinl' women needs 2 Bdr. h\>Jn,, w°/ftn« _yrd. Sor 2 well tn.lned dogs. Wlthfn walk distance W.'Bay St., .CO.ta Mesa MS-7881 att-e:eo Eve. .___I --_· ·. __.I~ HELP! Lost thin blk & sll rem Shepherd, Dec 5. Love dearly, Rew. PI ease ! 673-0507. LOST man's college ring, blue stone, South Coast Plaza men's reet room, Re\\•ard! ~ . LOsr part "Siamese with mottle spots, Sai1ta Ana It Santa Isabel, C.M. 646-0066 500 ,_Rew __ ""'~'-·----~ _._.....__.. . ._,..... ___ CHRISTMAS puppy-4 mo *·HAPPY ~1972 * fe male German to· all ®t Wooderfut friends. Shepherd--Vic. l.ile1tyle &: Jim&. Aripe Ba.rngrover AeAiean Hill, M.v: Rev,.ard -· I 11 , 1 LOsro 'Doberman/Sh•pherd. ~llS Black & tan. Vic. 1500 So .. . , . Coast Hwy. Phone 557--6847. Aptl., iiiiiiiiiiiiiii · 'COLLIE, fem. tri-color, ap.. I 1_. =1r &j _P_._,._••_•_l•-----5-30 ' -p~ro=x-l~y_r_o_ld=·-FV'°"'._Ow»<r~-Furn. or Unfum. 370 Costa Mesa *BRAND NEW* La Cotta Apt1. 1 & 2 BR, b11.n&. 1o.vin1ming pool, lanaJ, bar-b-que & gar- agt. All Util pd . $lj0 ID $170. AdWts, n6 pet!. ~ Avocado, CM. 642-9708 $.100 -MOVE IN AllO\\'ance Pre-Sehl children \\'elcome NASSAU PAL.'\1S 177 E. 22nd St. 642--J&lj NASSAU PALMS F\lrn.-& Unfurn. 1 & 2 BR's fron1 $135 UP i4.9t1., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 La Quinta Hermosa SPANISH COUNTRY ES· TA'I't living & ,p11.cious .apt.. Terraced pool. Sunken ruBBQ. UnbeUtvabte living for ONLY l &Inn. Unfum $150, Furn Sl7S. 2 Bdrm unfurn. $175. Furn. $710 AU. trnLIT1ES INCLUDED ADULTS NO PETS VISIT OUR i\fODELS 16211 PARKSIDE LN. (TI4) 847.;141 .( Bike. So. ot San Diego Frwy. on Bea<;_h, 1 blk W. on Holt to Parkside. ~ . ,,,.. I ~ aJlXimtA. 988-4885. ~iiiiiiiilii'iiiiiiiiiiii.;;.~ A f\:te!!sa.ge For LOST , Cameo Pin. in brass ~ '.'Toni'' ae";ng. N'o catch, Very old Rooms 400 '"" ROOMS-$15 wk Up w/kit. $30 wk Up Apts. 2376 Newport Bl v d . , CM. 548-9755 SPAC Br., pri ba., i&r., pool, kitch. prtvil. eonv: area. Woman. $75/mo. + vtil. 54&--1978 eVea. FURN room· H.B. &: C'.M. Util. Ideal for student. 1 Adult. SGS/mo. .l $75/mo. 642--8520. Let's havf' a keepsake. Reward. 64~. FANTASTIC '72 LOST: Ring tail Siamese. kit· (L) ten '"'/blue eyes. Vic. PROBLEM J>ttanancy . Con- fidential, sympathetic preg. nancy, oounsellng. Abortion ~A~~;terraJ. AP~ ENCDUNTl:R GROUP A pface ;,to better know your- self and form real relation- 1htp,. 546-7S'l Margueritt-, Cd~!. 67l-4676. LOSf: YOUJti. blk &. ta,n Shep. HU.sky rnix lemalt. Vic Mesa Vel;(Je. ~1. 1 LADIES 1old-r i·mmed " gla.l!es." Madras c a 1 e • Amber lenaet. 644-no1 .. ALCOHOLICS AnocymoU!. , . 1114') 0 Phone 5'2-7217 or \\Tlte , IMtruction R OM in private . S.15./$25. per week. P.O .. Box 1223, Costa i1esa. 1 '-;;i;i;i;i;i;i~-i'lme All pr,ivfieges. ~-1285. ALCOHOLICS ATIQl!ymous. I s"'ALB~~O~A~J-&1-.-. _wo_m_•_n·-.-,..-.. · I p~ 542.-7217 o{ ~te Sch,011 It ' · ·~ TV P.O. Box 1123. Costa ME'A.. instrudion1 winter-..,.,. mo. up. 575 room, kitchen. 675-3613 Room to rent. Congenial 'Employed man. nr. Victoria, 646-1598 NR. UCL nice room , pvt entr & bath, xar, nb cook'g, $75. 833--1306, 833--6407. Guest Home. 415 * PRIVATE ROOM For dderly person. Bright • cheery. garden 9U1T0Undings. Nutritious...rnH11. ~8-41~. Rent1l1 to Shiro 430 GffiL,'"'8.nted to share fum. 2 BR. Kids & pets O.K. $80 Unlurn, S88 turn. 968-7510 or 842-623S Hntg. Sch. * Male. Bra.od new priv. BR nr OCC -SD Frwy. $26-$32 wk. or by mo. 557-3itocl. Offlco Rontll '~ .... _· ... _· ..... ~Jal Found (frM 1d1) 550 FND. male family hunter blk & brown German 1bort-bair type'. Vic. Sunflov.oer & Bristol, C.M. ·(on trffwaY) &U-4818, S.8-6148. FDjJ\LE;. pup. Sm a 11., \Vestmlluter & Springdale, H.B. Tan & white w/tan h1t slde of face 213: 596-287'3.o f'ND. package in pe.rlcing lot Huntington Beach Center. ll/28. Pleue ident i ty. 5'&--0518. PIANO LESS0!1S Beginners to learn theory technique, Sigbtreadine. etc. ' Mesa. Verda . Costt. Mesa Ca1i Bruce *'4478 1-... -1~ 81by1lttlng EXPERIENCED child care tn· my North C.M. home w/yard, Lunches & snacks. Tender Joying care. Loe~ oU San Diego . A: Npt freeways. 546--7487. BABYSJTnNG, my home, 24 . hours. Wttk days It weekends. Hot me'&ls le anacka. 2l02 Wallace St., C.M. nr Pomona Sehl. 64G-5894. FURN or Unfurn Apt1. 1 or :2 BR + 2 BA from $133. moothly. Adults ortlr. Nr. beach. Call M{I. Do ner 536--0492. at 220 Uth St., ~""'~p;.;;~;;;;;~;;:;;~~;;. J 12. ot ti.lJ Mn. Buxton, ztw Waterfront C>Ukea FOUND: wht J!haggy Poodle type: dog, male, bli,le collar. Vk: Golf CourR, Mission Vl<Jo. 831·10H. CHILD care, Fountain Vly. WU1 can for any age in my home. 968--4763. 536-12-U ,at 219 15th St., apt From $300 Month 1. Prime Locatibn I 'N:;o-wpo-"'rt'°'"Bo"•"<h:;:-----.:wi BaY<id• Dr .. N'pt. B<och Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 RESOllT LIVING FROM $125 • It'• Oakwood G a rd e n Apartnwnts , •• and it's fun, fine nt-ighbors and prtttige living in one luxur- bl,I packagf:. There's S1 million it! recreation • , • swimming, t't:nnis, billiards, health clubs; ~Ul)IA. pro- ihop, indoor Kolf driving range, clubhouse, etc. custom decorated singles, 1 .l: 2 BR. Furnished &. Un- turniahed. No lea~ required. Mode.ls ()pftn Daily 10 to 8. CORONA ·DEL MAR .Ueluxe bus. oft, chotce Joe. Sep entr. priv hath, cpt'g &: drps. ?fk'g, Util pd. '$175/ mo. 0-.\'J'let' 673-6757. 2 ROO~ 390 sq ft \\'/crpts, drPs. '&: janitorial serv. incld. n72 Dupont Dr. Newport Beach, Cal. (7µ) 833-(1866. DESK space available $50 mo. Will provide turnlture at SS'mo. An1Wtrinrlft'Vl0t: available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Hunttnaton Beach. 60-U21 DESK 1pace available $50 mo. WUI provide · furniture at $5 mo. Anlwering mvtcoe available. 305 No. E I Camino Real .. S.afn Clemente. 49:1--M21> FOUND : Cock-.a.-Poodle whlte, m~e.~c. Muirland&l -L~l~C~'~D-C~H~ll-D~C~A~R~E~ &: Troy, Mission Viejo. 830-3475. Harbor & Baker, C.M. 6 yrs . ~-exp. Refs. :WS-2943. LARGE yeliow I white yna: malt cat • White face, BABYSITIING Ne.v Yeani chest. paws, flea colJar, Vic. Eve. ~Y borne. $.9 Snack It Brealdut. 548-4260. 20ll> & Bay St .. 646-$590. FOUND: wht shagl}" poodle NE'\V YEARS d"f Ir.evening type dog, 1emaleo, blue col· Bltbyslttlng' my home all lar. Vie. Gott c6U\fse, M.iaion a&el. 54g...).357 'or 548-331'1. . Viejo. 831 .. 1014. C1.rpent1r FOUND Gf:rm&l\ 'Shepherd * male near West mi p .t er Place 6 Del Mar ~Ave., CO.ta M'esa. ~1274. FOUND.1 ~. mal·t, Sunset-Surlalde &ft&. ll/28. 1 592-1407. . YNG male striptd tigel' cat. ~ Bayview, S.A, Hghts. 54~131'4. MANS ~cktt oh Killybrooke Lane. 545-3349. -c-~ -- Lott S55 .t Stephanie Wln9 71,V. Mulgold CorOM clel M•r You aft the winner ol 2 ticket• to t~ Sports,. V•c•tlon & Recre•tlon•I Vehicle Show ·at the ANAHEIM ·CONVENTION CENTeR No\v thru Jal)uary. 16th • DESK space avaJ!able $50 mo. WOI p?'O'llde f\trnitutt Jl $5 mo. AMwer\na •rv1~ * available. 222 Forest., Ave, , * * ?leue call 642-5678, ext 314 John E. Marr . between 9 and S pm to claim your tick~t'I. (North County WANT TO CLEAN UP ON YOUR CLEAN OUT? FOR FAST! ACllONI CALL DAILY PILOT CLASS· IFIED DEPT. D I A L D I R E c T -- 6 4 2 -OAKWOOD GARDEN AP'ARTMENTS UtruN. Boacb: - Bu1lno11 Ront1I 44S 61 Mon.areh B4ty loll·frtt number Is 540-U:a:n (-Ll\'lns !or Sinll• • * "M&rrlfd •AduJI.<). Soyth L19un• * * _ * 5 You a1', tbe, winner or • HOME regain. No job to * * 2 i:idrett. tD the !ftnalL No vps or &immicks. NEIVPOJl'l'·l}EAql 161h at Irvine --"" . 64Ul'IO Mn. Jock Mullon srrl1, 'V1c'otlon ' 2031 MHI Drive R-tlon1I , ~~· '4>41M 0 ' 6· S•nt1 An1 Holg~ll Vilhl~le Show • 1 Ci"'"--•~-rco ' You are <he winner ol •l'ft>e · ',.., .. _._·-.,,"""'.-~I' ·1, 7 2 tlcl<.11 to tbo ANAHEIM J<IHN!s ~t & Upholottry Sports, V1c1tlon CQNVENTIDN a...,.,... E>ln Ori.sham· · , & Rocroallbn1l • ¢ENTER poo I«< Sc:otcbgu&rd (Soll ·; Vohlclo Show 'Now •hnl J'amiuy 161h ll<tardanO.). Deareutto ~ at the Pleut .ctil &t2-5WT8, ext 314 &11 color brl«hteners •' 10 8 ANAHlliilM --9 And S pm to claim mlnule bltoch for .,bite CONVENTION < iO'Jr ddieii. '!North Oountf cu:pcu. Save your m<>11<y CENTER. ~ • t~ee nwnbf:r,ls $40-1220) by aavin1 m~\extn trips. Now -~""""'Y jl)lh * ' • • Wlll cl!On llvlnr rm., dlnlng Pl .... Qlj ~" ot 3)1 !;QSf, Cllr\)' Jone Jlalred Nd nO .l ltlll 115. Any rm $1'.50, -. 9 &1!115 pm to clllm ' .l whlti (peachf1 .l cream! coucl> 110, cbolr $5. IS yra .. yo(lr UCO.It. JNorll, OOllnt)' ~. Vic. :a..Mr A up ·II what ...,,..,. not toll-tree -·Is ~12201 Fairf1.., about~ wb. ..,, .,.,bod. I do work mywll. * * . * rooot.. -).11111-INI. Good reL !4)-®ll. ~-~--'"-~~~'"-~~~-~~ ' \ • LEGAL N011CE "" NO'l'ICI TO C•IOITOal SU,IRIOR COU•T OP TMI ITATI 0, CALll'ORNIA 'Oa Who Cere17 No other neW1paper In the world cares about your com· munity like your oommunily dally newspaper does. It'• ti>• DAII,Y P"'"°T. .. • LEGALNOl1CE NO ·tfATTER WHAT • .. ' . . ~ ' ' .. IT IS • • • / YOU SELL 'CAN IT WITH A DAILY PILOT " WANT -AD For Fiat S.rvic. & Expert A11id1nc1 ' • DIAL 64J..567.8 ·DIRECT ' • Saturd•Y. J .. u.,y l/.l~n Di'JLY. Plt.qT 'f:l • • • ' DAllY PILOT FREE PASSES You Could Be On• of Today's Winners 10 Pairs of Sl .95 Tic:k•h Glv•n Daily FOR THE YEAR'S BIGGEST 'RECREATION ' SHOW )[jJJ • Fr1d11. Olcembef )1, lq71 DAil Y Pll.OT 3 Find Your Name -. If your n•me 11 li1ted In 1 special 1d -It 'could appeer under 1ny cl•11lf lca tlon, '° look a t th•m e ll -phone 642·5671, E xtenaion 314, 0... twffn 9 1.m. lf'd l p.rn. to mike 1rren9•m•l"tt to pick u p your 2 frff show ticket• 1 t •ny con venien t DAILY P ILOT office. · Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT , _______ , Holp Wan ted, M & F 710 ! Holp Wanted, M & F 710 112 Cemen1', Concte'.e I Hou1ecleaning ~- Job Wanted, Female 702 CEMENT \\'ORK. no job too I CALL U1 Aga.1n, Dutch Maln-NEED HELP AT HOME? amaU. N"aso.nahlt. Fr t e IPna.nce ~!Ct lor ca~t. e \Ve ha v e Convalescenr Estim. H. Sh..llhck, 548.Sfil:i. I floors & wlndo~. Free Aides e N u r s e s e WINTER Ratl!'s~ Concrete t'stimatts. 53T-L50!1 , Housekeepers • Com· tl!Xirs, pauos, d r 1 v f! s , I ~li>sa Cleaninr &-rvice panions sidewalks. Don, 642-8514. 'Ca.rpets, \VindoY.'s, Floor etc. H 0 ~r E~IA,KERS/UPJOHN· QUALlTY Ce'tnl'nt \Vork. Let ~id. k Commc'J. 548-4111 George do it. Llc'd. Bondtd. Ironing 547-<o681 (21 RN'S ll-7am, medical 1urgical RN 3-Upm, OB RN t1-7a.m, t.c.o .. c.c.u. units LVN'S 64~1695. ---------1CLEANING lady, ex- Contr•ctor IRONING : 20c .ea. P· up & perienced for your office. llpm-7am. Sub acute units TELLER TRAINEE: Mrrt & i:"reet the public. Beau11/ul otfiCI' in plush area. Grtst· Psi hos!ll in ·1own. Un1forn1 supplied. fl"e paid. l"ee 10bs 11.l~o. To S400. Call JC'an Bro\.\·n, ~55 O>astat Agency 2790 Harbor Bl. at Adams WAITRESS G1trAge Sale Bikt-, 'toys. kids books furniturt, l'IC". Call 963-~l !or info., appointment Mlscell•neous 118 10th ANNIVERSARY SALE del1v. 50c ea way. (It apL or home by the day, RN'S E.xper. & Attractive· NY \Vay, quality hom~ wanttc!J 3 yn rtf. 646--03-47. 63&--0974. Surgery Exper1,.nce* Food \Va.ltress ttmod. \Valis. c e i JI ng , ?•inting & --'--w-ill-.,-,-,,-it---tl.AB TECH Call Yvonne Pewter &: silver HollowAtt, tankards. charms, roen·s jewelry & executive gift1, Hand & m.11chine engraving done on premise~. 541~. 24 hr al\ll. serv. 645-39:l7 X-RAY TECH 644-2030 Add .. R No Wa.snng IWD OP fRICES \1/eekf'nd Days \VAITRESS, rxper'd., over NOACK'S 102 E. 16th, C.M. 646-3141 fioors. etc. No job too •m&U. Paporhenglng n"1h". My horn• l~:·~·-1 \Vttkends Only Bob Born's Restaurant JUOM * •mode.ling * WALLPAPER * fNIHI CENTRAL Ge k & So L He lp Wanted, M & F 710 1 ADULTS$1.95 21. Gravf'Yard shift, apply ....., <Yl..r.:'1c n. ic. When )'Ou call •·Mac" RIDAY,Jll.7·8P.M. "10$$100 SUPPLY TECH Flying Butler-; 673--0977. o•~ * 54!)-2170 , 54S-l'44 64&-l7ll n • Ex " DOORS OPEN ce'-'.ent work.ing conditions , WANTED FOR Sa.le. 12 cubic tt. Upright Admiral freezer $::,0. 2 Upholstf'red bar s1oob;, cont,mpor11.ry, u.d- dlr colored uphols. '5(1. 833~3. ~lectrlcal PAINTING/PaP'nn •. 18 """ Acco Ct--•A=i. &: fnngt benefits. , · J·-untJng O'I'\ i¥1"'1 WEEXIND$12NODN MISSION. Cooks .. Waltresses. Bartend· ICLECTIUCAL. Residential , ~~ HRar•bot·s'i'"'rna . .,~2k2&3...,bond· Pa::,, c'1'.rpker + type ~1 WEEKDAY$2f.M. COMMUNITY "1'. D1sh\vashen & Busboys. comm'l, industrial. Small ~. u · '" -""· J'" "" •~ HOSP! Ater 3. 2831 Bristfll St .. C.r.t ;oos OK. Lic'd & iru. Reu. PRO.F. painting-inter/f'lcler. Construction t,, EDP bckgrnd '(AL KING'S CROSS pri~s. Frte est. 546-0211. Honest v•ork. Lie/Ins. F ICBkkpr toS800 • 27802 P uerta Real Hwy., formerly Remhrandt's 54 , 27 9 • Min. 2 YNi col!Pge & S Mission Vle}o. Calif: YNG. working won1an nttds *lectronlcs o-5 .. ~1444. b 1 E • \\'ANTED~ Housewiv£'S for 2 s ~art; sta le work history. I . on San Diego Fnvy, "' Br. horne v.'/fmcd yrd. PAINTIN'G t All k R l1'y Cro 1 part time work as A.P.C. 1 , pro. v.'or eC't'pt p1st S400 wn V111\ey Parkway) for 2 '\'ell !rained dogs, 'PRINTED circuit boards, gtJarn. Colors Pe c i a.J i st Attract. girl tor busy ofc. PHONE carri!'rs. Call ~~l.'lSB. \Vi!hin walk. Oistance <tesiP It ~~ricatioris. short 842-4386, 547-1441. NEWPORT /i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=;e~ (714) 4~5-4400 \\'ANTED. Second cook. Ap. w. Bay St .. Costa ~1~sa ~n gpecia 1515 1 or 1·®·· PAINTING. pror. All v.'ork P e r sonne l Agency (714) 831).7700 ply in JX'rson 12 thru 4 P.r.1.. 548-7881 alt 6:00 Eve. • 1Cttne Entl!1'pli.tts, 962-lmJ guarn. (',olor &pec ialist 833 Dove r Or., N.B. jlTil I 1rri· I m11 Spaghetti BC'ndcr, 6204 \V. ~rdening 842-4.'86, 547-1441. ~~~~64~2,.·3~8!"70""'""'""'", ~--!~~-"'-"""_' _ _,t.l!J I El'l'flloy"*1tL!fJ «--·---'-"""_' _ _,llf!J RN, full time, night shill :C!o!•!sl~H~w~y~ .. ~N~.B~.~~~~ p~~ lr~i~~~~a~~~o~~ "t;OFESSIONAL -...i:ener,, PAINTING -Guaranteer! ·---------7 11 to 1199 NC'w slale fa•to~ ,. .... ., A~1BITIOUS sales · I -• RN, pt 1ime rel ief ' '-"J , e work, pruning, workat falrprlces.Lic'd& gir s . 711 1 1 l 1(§] crated, $195 lo $39 5. '7'57"' Start $2.50 an hr. + Help W1nted, M & F 710 H I W d M & F 7 0 , - ' x nt ringe hnf!s. Mercha,.... "" era, cln.n-up jobs, Ins. .r 'IV. bonuses. Will Ir .II in, ---------'-I e p ante , I Help Wanted, M & F 710 Beverly Manor, Jt: a Po 'Y =6~3~!)-86~2_3._5,,.._ ___ . --- 1 ca P l n I · GeoJ'ie, =p~Ju_m_b~in_g______ 4gs.3318 • * * GENERAL llousecl~g. Beach, 496-5786. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; SALE -11 3 OFF ALL !\1. ----------· G d NEED single gu>tor enter-. . STOCK.· o. d S or on Nightingale love chlldren, mother home. RN eve &hilt t "t · '-"'s. r e 11 e I , A.L's Landscaping. T re e So'HR. Plumbing.& AS ISTANT Bookkeeper who tainer that can draw the · Ull ime or A II 802 bk. femovaJ. Yard remodel;,.,... Electrical Repair. can operale a NCR 3200 8950 LeRoce Mon thru Fri. 9:.J0....6P~t. In-set. Alley \Vest Restaur. parttime. Xlnt fringe bnfts. PP •nce1 ~c:.::-u~~ i 11;::n1~. ......... M.., &lZ.2'155 6421401 machine. Permanent posi-Fountain Valley Recent refs. $75 1v k. ant ~Inf N.B. &Vf'rly Manor, Cap 0 1,--...==------•i-cuih ha.ulint, lot cleanup. or · ' You att the winner of '540-9213. ·""=--,c'-""-=----1 Beach. 49&-5786. REMODELING-must ·, e 11 B.1lboa Isle. 1'epait1prinklers.673-ll66. COLE PLUMBING tion, Costa Mesa ~a.. 2 ticket.s to the NEED to pay some 1970 Ro~r 8tanding gas RE.FRPGERA.TOR .. dellicue, 0.lrdenlng 24 hr. :siervi~. 645-1161 540-3236. Sports, Vacation HrsTOWGYTechn1c1an. ex· Christmas bills? Shov.· SALESMEN range. 3l"x65", Harvest ~ beer box, 3 kes: topper, ~· PLUMBING REPAIR AT TRACTI VE brunet & Recreationa l io~;np~~· ~~~~ c!:; ~o~~ Sarah Coventry Jev.,elry. Nt-ed men who II.re i-Pady to gold. 2 ovens. l<>Wf'r ovtn self cuh re(ister, 1700 Placen- GARDENING No job too small w/long hair !or documen. Vehicle Show n1unity Ho~,·1a1 So"lh '. Min . age 2{), 540--0614 learn ~"11~ car busiflf'ss and -'-''cc"="·=l"'2=7;~·;';;"'~-1"1~92~.~-tia, C.M. 492--4949. prdenlns Ir small • 642.3128 • tary by photographer. AP· -·-• u ..,... NURSES a~ w1 ing to train . Must -1===~--~-=-pbig R:l'Vices, call pro:<. specifications 5.6.', 106 at 1he guna, 499·1311. Personnel AIDES have good {>f'rsonalify, he REFRIGERATOR POOL Tables. slate $299 up. '40-6198. Setvlng Newport. Remodel & Rep•ir lbs. Petite figure. No . ANAHEIM Office. An equ11J opportunity Exper. 549-3061 1nteres!ed in a future, dress! RENTALS Chuck's Bowling&. Billiards ¢dM. · O:llta Meta. Dover pornography. Refer. will b!!' CONVENTION employ:-'='~·=~~-we-!l, salesminded. Benefits: : * 847-0032 * 2750, Harbor Blvd. a I I, Wedcl1tt. Addltlon1-Alter•tloh1 turn. $15 hr. for 10 hr v.'k. CENTER HOUSEKPR LIVE IN POLICE Demo., group ins., gUara.n-~PHILCO electric dryer, Adams, C.M. 54G-7303 Opei E Trimminr. Gerneral ~~bs~ns=~~;1~:~:~ No exper. necs. Ph. for ap. NO'IV thru January 16th Cook for couple. Pvt rn1 & OFFICER t~ed tair.ry. plus comm1s-perfecl condition $50. Dys ~S~"=n-·•~·~~----'- eu • up. Spee. Pruning & b . ~-k In' 497 205 pointment or write Richard Please call 642-3i78, ext 314 ba. BeauliluJ home beauti-sions: n imtled income. Ap.. 673-4172, Eves 557-7600. 2 1WIN beds, refna:. desk, (tuit t ree I. Reasonable. nc .. ....,r . '1) -1 Phillips, 675-6.520, 6 o 6 ~ between 9 and 5 pm to claim .Iu1 people. 642-9606: $8:12 !o $1035 per Mo. ~ inO~~~sY~~E'i5~ Furniture end tables, odd chaU'I, 18. Roofing . Orchid Ave .. CdM . your ti!'kets. (North County H OU SE KEEPER-live-in. Ct'tv Of H 810 dresser, 1 ton ho i at . . ---''-"-------AUTO t*ol!·Iree number* is 540-12'20*1 4 . hil " adJor Blvd .. Cos!a Mesa. 21 PC. KING SIZE ,,, ~10. J o·~· e . nice c dren ages 7 to 1-1. NEWPORT BEA ~~ apanese -="'"· T. G0> RoO!ing, o..! • CH· SALESMAN --------*'-w how U"-keep ... 1 .... t n· t I •-• k SALESMAN Santa Ana Hgts a rr a. BEDROOM GROUP ROY AL portable .__writer ty""' • r • .,_., •, U"eC • uv my own wor . CASJ-llER opening, Spanish 54~2ll. Young,' aggressive experi· ,,,.,.. t, ~mj~• cltan-up. 645-2780• 54~9S90. New BMW dealership needs speaking. Bkkpng expl'r. \Vritten test: Jan~a!"Y 12. 13. · , cnce not_ neees~"". Full YOUR choice Spanish Oak, S20. % Violin And cue S3S. iu.ter .u-_.. HSKPRS Emp]yr pays ·fre 14th 1972 A Im •J Micro!Jcope & c.11M! $5. New :st · · REPAIR, recover ariy roof salesmen with ~rience prel'd. <213) 373-5174 9am· · · ppoi~ en!. is C'ommission paid while train. maple, waJnut, or white lJJM'1 ·Gardening. Ex p . Pf'9blems. Weneda Rooting. preferred. Good Personality. Spm. George Allen Byland Agen-necessary. R~quirPs high ing. Management assistance finish, t<ing eize, headboard. puzzles Sl e.11ch. S46-84l8 . .fapanto&e L awn Mair... Frte e1t. 645-1691. Many be fits · I d' l;;;7c-=-~~~~~--cy 106-B E. 16th S.A. ·~~I ~aduah?~· age Zl to at all tim~. Sales position 9 door dresser & mirror, 2 BEAUTY SHOP ~nance I: C 1 ea n -up , Sewing/Alt~~•ilons Group ins.~~mo F~n~ ~~E ~~=~~eB~i:hin,; r~yas: _54_1_--0_3~9'-S.~~-----30 indusiw. M1n1mum 5'9"~ v.·ith a future. Demo avail· bed-side stands, 10 vear In WESTMlNSfEJt,. "1-4446. 83~9585 alt 4. ~ry plu!I commission. Apply 644-546S. 1 INVEST IN 150 lh.~. Maximum s·6" wilh able, insuran~s c a 11 guarantee. Ortho Rest ·Br.x CALL 962-4140 ·*•-• M -Al-t ti "2. ;;:-'S 111 person '"°'==~~-----porportional v.-eigtit. 2{)/70 St6-8017. -----. 1pringi;, & mattress frame. ~n i'I aint. Hauling. new ere ona ---~ 1CLERTCAIAIUJce. Alert in-YOUR FUTURE vl~ion in one eye. ~/40 irr ' Top sheet, bottom sheet, MUSKRAT fur rtoi'e c06t lawnt. clean-up. pnnring. Neat. aCC"Urate. ~years exp. 1 111 other P.""', both -r-t•ble SALESMAN $400., st'll S90. Call t ves or ~ ~ Call ,., 7379 c gent woman, intertsting J... ...v • "'-y mattress pad, blanket. piJ. lmd .., o•~ -! •o::e ~t. ,_,.. ' Television Rep1lr 11·ork. We will t ra in . lo 20nl. unimpaired color oung Co. Gd potential lows, & pillow sli?S. quilted I -w~-''·-~~-~~~~- 6'P. Hawaiian Gardener. Mact=;rt"gOr Yac-ht!. 1631 BE YOUR OWN.BOSSI vision. For appointment la Call ~tN. Schmidt bed spread. Rose .Bowl Tickets ¢omplete .. gard~in& aerv. * BLAINE'S TV * Placentia, Costa lHesa. Men or Women take writren IE"st and furth~ \VEST'CLIFF , 54()..3828 tca.ma1~ 646-46TS. Servidn1 All Brandi er information contaC1 the Personnel Agency ALL FOR $297 Autborit.ed Magnavox COOK Lease A Ye llow Pt'nonnel Ofri~. 330J Nt"w· )).;3 Westcli ff Dr., NB ~ JlMS GARDENING Known for bone}cy 540-C.113 ti.·ru.st be exper. try cook. Ap. T•xi Cab port Blvd, Newport Beach. 64J.mo TERMS LAY·A·WAY PLAN CH ILD 'S Playhouse. 8'1... 7'W, 6'H. Fibergla1 root Xlnt cone!. ~. 968--0315. BOAT trailer for 16' boat fishing rods &. r f e l 1 • 54&-7682. - ~pie .. llardenlng Serllce I i Cl~.~•~-.· 545-3662. .~~H Service ~ -· CREVIER.MOTORS PY in person, Hamburger CaJif. 92660. 673.ztlO. SECRETARY ~ ~ ~r' _ 208 W. l!it St.'. Santa Ana Hamlet, 1545 Adams. C.~. Call for Appt TR ~P't Japanese Gardener GENERAL :ri..e Sei;y. Ya AVON CALLING! COOK 5461311 PREsSERS, ""''· ooly. . FUR~~iifiE Complett.r" yd service. Neat clean-up, hiuting, sprtnkler Zn" c k f/t c 1 • Sportswear mtgr. Steady. MrN. 2 ~~. E x p ER. • · For a wonderful earning OP· ,_:; 00 • 1!11e· onva es-1 ,~.~ 202 N Bro•dw1y S A e Rell.a. Free eat. 642-4389. l'epairs. Reu. &46-5848. '-'-nl hosp 6!-3013 A . Pd vac. 642-3472. 1580 REQ'D SH "'XEC IBM ' ' ' • ELEC & hand lav.·nmov..'l!n, metal r.ab, toola, misc::. items. 968--0Z73. por'unity · · ..,. · A:>k for Herman · · r;,, 8~1305 O 7 d J~ANESE Gardening by Tile ri~. ~ e~~e~:. ter-1 '0~.A-Y-s-.~.~,,-.. -,-,-,,.-,-.i-,-1,-,-n. T\1onrovia, N.B. TYPE'\VRITEn. GENERAL 1 pen ays r --*tner. Complete '----------C II 4 '"• -•roo•n II' d & f · PRODUCTION <::11,..,,rvisor to OFFICE DUTIES. APPL y 7 PC. NAUGAHYDE ...... a 5 0.7041 ·~· '"' g. e · r1. l' ,.-DEN GROUP fl work. OeatgUP· 968-2303. CERAMIC tile new . & BABYSI Own trans. N.B. area. Ex-manage sail boat production IN PERroN, EDLER IN· CUSTOM Wrought I r o n fences, g.11tes & &:1"ill1. Free estima !es. 8~88. ~GAJjD~CYSERVJCE rtmodel. Free t st. Small TIER: n;ature, my perience & Refs . 644-8148. lines. Supervisory exper. DUSffiIES. INC., ZIOl CLEAN.UP. TRIM jobs welcome. 536-2426. home, Laguna Hllls. 8 am-5101~130~-~.------essential. Boat bldg exper. DOVE sr.. NE\VPORT • ~5469 • PM. Mon-Fri. 0....'11 trans ' · Dehvery man, perm. not rcq'd, Fast growing co. BEACH. (LOCATED AD- consisting of Jay-back sofa. (sleeps 21. chair, in heavy duty naugahyde, end tables, cottee (able & lamps, pref'd Days 83G-7000 ext 47 He~" Y w 0 r k APP 1 Y 1631 Placentia Ave, Costa JACEN1' TO O.C. AIR· 'I 1111 ) eves 830-4-047. Serv''°"· 5'16 31st SI., N.B. Mesa. PORT I '~n•lt f BABYSITIER v.•anted for 18 DENTAL Receptions!, exp'd. I ~~~"'!""'"'"""'"""""'"" WANTED! Messy tr~e1, ;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;·~~ mo old boy 5 days w~ F'ull time+ Saturdays in RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY: Start the New )tarda & a:arage& -moving & my home. · S36-6?Sl afte; ~odern dental ofc in Hun· IR\llN E PERSONNEL ~·o fabulous ho!!~ ere Ytar out with the right Heu ling ALL FOR $169. WANTED. One 1mall black male kitten tor yng. fir! to give a lot ot Jove to! 645-2466 ORANGE FIREWOOD FOR SALE delivertd a.nd stac~d ~9887. .... " 17 ~ hr J b · t t B h M h SERVICES sef>king one spectacula1' re-position. Great chan•e to TRADERS -1,U.lna:. -CN per . + odd o W•nted, Mele 700 6:30. ing on c . ...ust avt' *AGENCY ' ~bs. 548-S863. AB chairside knowfedgP. Good c:ptionist for an ~xciting po. advance,. Your big i mU" FURNITURE SOF ABED $25. Hand lawmn°"tr SlO. Youth paint· ing SlO. ~-9794. YiARD/garage. cleanups. Re-INDUSTR IOUS young man Move trffs, dirt, ivy. Skip.. I ""'periencecl in painting, loader, backhoe. 847-2666. ApL ma.intenan~ & pool TiiASM & Garage clean-up. deaning needs full time job. days. Frtt est. Anytime. Call Grt"g 642-0022. ~li031. fiousecleenlng DEDICATED CLEANING * We Do Everythin& * HANDYMAN-Boat arld house hold m.11!nt. Reasonable. 67l-l245. Job Wanted, Female 702 1 __ 24_hr_ . ..:C.:&U_6_73-40c.__12:_._ 1 DA y \\'ork. Genen! cleaning TUrn unused Items tnto quick Sat's. Re liable. FuU or pt. euh, call 642-5678 : timt. Trans. 543-7006. B YSTITER. 5 nights 5:31J.. sal,....., & •-nef·,•·. o~" "Mnn 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) Ci\f sit-ion in a growing 01'tlll1i· will land this posi-tion. Fee 202 N B d 5 A 1l 00 2 _, ~ " ~~ r c .. M · M • roe wey, •• : . H1 yr. girl. Balboa !=:="",-~~----642-1470 :za ion. all ar1on Ann , pd. to $500. 835-1305 Open 7 D"vt Isl. F/Time. 673--0J6J. DENTAL Assistant, chair-Rl1·2700, Dennis & Dennis Other Fee Jobs Avail ...,- sidt-, over Zl, some experi-Personnel\ Agency, 2082 Call Jl!'an Brown, 540-60SS SACRIFICING BEtl!T~AN \\'anted, nP'"' ence. 49-1·1i13. LADY n!'eded for hou.se\vork J\1ichelson Dr., Irvine. Coasla.I Agt'ncy FURNITUREI saon. e Ha ir Parlor, 314fll DOMESTIC 5 days ;i wk. PROFES'lON L h M..-ditt Queen gz bednn set, Camino Capistrano &in . C I[ s.is l;;QJ ~ ~ A P one 279;) Harbor Bl. 11t Adams Juan Capo, 49.1.0040. ' \~omen for hie houseclean-a · · solicitor • Dana Point San S , L S boy's bedrm set, Filter BEELINE . . 1ng. Ph. 774--0321. I LEGAL Secretary ,vi!h top Clementt-, Capistrano 'area. ec Y·. ove tory Queen vacuum cleaner, crib, , Styh~t n"f'rlcd k'll " d b b 11 IV k · ... _ Never having lo s•y yo"r port a cr•'b d-ss•'n t bl M iscellaneou1 W•nted l20 CONCERTINA nn a mall ac. cordian that can be used aboard a bo11.t. 6~ good 1 '-DR A p ER y Help-Urgen!' 1 s 1 s neeue y usy, \\'f' or 1n your own 11ume. "' · • , ... g a e, Call Do money ....... ~o,.1!:,e, shov.·s. E"'p'd cutter-serger hem·-estahlish!'d law firm. S.H. Best deal ln area. Phon~ S?rry in this oner in a li~e· Electrophonic sterto 4' anyt ime. nna, ;JOO-QOO:J. • 'd r t fl' 835-1465 between 9:00 .L.m. time oppor. New plush n.ff1ce Ming~. frplc items: red·!--'----=~---===--~~---! mrr, straight need I e req · ron ° ire ap-and noon. & undet'st1*lding boss awaits \\'ood table &: bencix's, pie· • WANTED • BRIGHT girl for rurnih.Jrt' plea!l'r. 962-3349. pearance. Congenial sur-~·. Call Pat Kennedy, tu bookc USED UNIMAT LATHE sho"•room. J\lust h11ve tyjl-, roundings. Must be ablf' to PUBLIC RELATIONS 8"3"3"........,.. res, ase,manymisc. •* 64fr.9006 ** Ing & k~11.·!Nl)le of offi~ DRAPER\-CARPET s al E's V.'Ork un<ler O\i·n dirl!ction. ·«luv, Dennis & Dennbi; items. 6392 Santa Ynez Dr., .x-r De-r 1 t Telephone from our oijlces. Per!!Onnf'l Agency, 200 H.B. 842 '""'"". CHILD'S playhc"••, and e&t Procedure. J\lr~. Cow•o, ,..-· -.v a or Y Pe s.1,~ o-n. Conlact Ma'·] E 9p nl H ~"'" -• J ,.. "" ves. 5pm-m o y. rly Michelson Dr .. Irvine. 833-2033 betv.•n 9 & 5. per.son. Store !,..ads. Draw Ne!ron , 547--0997 days or wage: + bonus. 645-3030 ext. HIDE·A·Bed, $25. Love Ses!, tree. + comm. 492-2254. 630 1137 69 · Secretary $600 SIS, Bar stools. S5 ea. Phone 644-4637 BOOKl,ITEPER : M o d e r n .,... eve~. * b 'ld' . I . I zy RE.CEPT GI I r ·.1 . YoungCo.Goodskill1 . Knlck-nack she-l 'f $7. Mu1lcalln1trument1122 u1 1ng 1n rvine mmp f'X EXECUTIVE LA profP~r in La~1n11 . · • r r1'1Ay. Call Lorraine 549-2708. * * * * * Trader's Paradise HaVe: treat boml! in Bay· M"Wt, Nf!'WPOJ't Be.11ch. Sul>- mH trcl1 for Inc, TD·s or prime land. \\tealey N. Tay. lot Co. R.ultoJ"S. 644-4.910. HAVE: Sharp' '$7 Inte:rn 'I \ik>del IOI 4 cyJ but 'f'/4 1'J drive + eMnpd. Ca.sh .-aJ Sl*XJ. Or \\'lflt fd ~a . !IOIW!d 2nd T. D. or 1 53$.0406 Htnl of ChinchJli,U, Cagtt, bxf .t oontainen. a.ir eond, • ~eft. Tndt tor e&re: or ........... Col lf!. T30! * * * lines times dollars UPLAND lam 2 1rory Spe_n. $ Br, 3 Ba, htd pool, DIR, oh& cpl, $15.IXI) eq. For btach property. C&ll tn41 ~592 anytune. WILL TRADE 22 Calibe-r Auto R.itll! with scope for m11ns 10 ~Bicycle 044-100! S SR.. 3 bA •• form. din, + tun. rm.. z..ty. lllCI> sq. IL 11-ade OQUit,y for om&1I in<omeptoper\>. 511>1'113 * * * -- ------· -- I t area, Your 0\\'1'\ private or-p I A Beach nei>ds 1';11 ..... rb, hard Beaut. 1 girt gfc., S.A. r.1u~t 1·~~!Ff ===-~-----ersonne gency ,~ .. r.._,,..,.., TUFTED h' '"ba k fict!. Report !o prf's. \Vnrk working, secret11ry. Should be ambitious. stable. \':ell Personntt Agency • J.gu-c • creme, vox "Bomcat" elec cult.tr &: Ctunbridae rtverb amp. Xlnt cond. wu $600 new. now $300., Must 1ell-leavln1 for Aervlee. 673-2729 Mike. Ot" 64~98. on O\\TI. Start the Nrv.· \"l"ar PROFESSIONAL ht flexlblP but compul1<ive., erh1cated, sophisticated and 2043 \Vestclitf Pr NB naugahyde. 9' sofa. Gd. w/a fine co. Fre p111r!. St3r1 TECHNICAL Mu~t hove a sense¢( humor. have plea&11.nl pe"rSOnality. '.\· 645-2770 ., OOnd. S200. 646-3839 $600. SEC RETARIAL 494-9707. S yr. OC resident pref'd. SECRETARY NAUTICAL tables, 2 end CMhf"r Ft>t Jflhs 1\\-.~11" ~L"IV7.E~-~,,-,~v~,-.,-,.,,7,~R~,~,i~n-bl-r. Good salary + 8¢lld op-tables, I corfee !able, l yrs Call Jct1n Rrov.·n, 54-0-005.} &PGOSEINTEORASL OFFICE Salary OpC'n . Ffl u n 1a 1 n portuniry. !or outstanding For Nl'wport Bf'ach Ad Agen-old S200. 64>3007. Coa~tal Agency I N AVAIL. Vallry ;:irea. 9!i2--lG.i 2. girl. 547-6460 (9 to SI , cy. All skills including SH. SPANISJ-1 style couch & love NEW Electric gultar, Amper Dan Armstrong, Ampea AC 12 amp. 962-12.59. 2790 Harhor BL 111 Ad;1.mii Sharp looks, long hours, !l("Af. Gold, ~ nio~. cild. A. 410 \\'. COMt Hwy., NB MAIO v.·ork n~ded in ex-R est•ur•h t good pay. 833-1670, steal fl! $80. 968-4832. BOOKKEEPER . Suite H 645-2716 change for apl. 2.376 New-b port Blvd ., C.M. S.lB·97ef..i. SERVICE esta . Fu 11 e r Garage S•te 812 YAMAHA Classic gultv. $5(1. Auto experlentf' p!"('feITI'd, Full co. benefits. Ins .. Va· E>.."PERTENCED Med I c al ntk:M¥. Apply in pe~n lnsurAnce Cltrk in large CORT F OX LEASING group. G•neral medical of- M Newport Blvd., C,M. fice ~ckground desirable. Ms..3001 Sen!!'f1t5. ~ Mr a. Au~!en. BOYS 1~14 l=.------- MAINTENANCE MAN I City Of ·NEWPORT BEACH· $.l93472'2 Per Mo. to deliver papers in the San 'EXPER. Uphol. Stamatress. Clemente, San Juan Capil. App.ly: J oh • n sen & traM and CaplrtrMo Be ch ~rittensen, Im \V, 161'h St .. &JW a N pl &3f'h (CQrntr 16th &. Requi~ll 1 yr. l"xptt. it\ M'· DAILY P tlOT =M=o~n-"'-'~"~'~· ~-----p.otiir k maintenance of warer .f92-442o FRY Cook.Bruktut i. &: stY."tr systems. Apply by lunch. 5 rl{ly wk. Apptyf In S pm Jan. 5, 1972 to Person- J'lf'r~n C.M. Colt It Country nl"l Otflrt. 3300 Ntwpor1 Cl\ih, 17t71 Golj Course Dr. 1 1 Blvd,, Ntv.'J)Orl RMch, OtlH. BUSBOY f'ult Timto. Pe:rmant-nt Ntat & Dtpmdable lA or Ovtr AJIJ)!y \JI Pt~n After 3 PM· (No Phone Calla I The Five Cro wn• Re1t•ur1nt 3'>1 E. Pacific CoaJt H'A-)' .. c.~1. ~. 1n4i 673-663.1. 1----------·:~;:;:::;::::::::::~:::-:::::: "M.11.ke Ronm for Dllrl· 1 d • • MAINT. MECHANIC Y • • c I e: • n 011t 1M One ()f counties •how p1act r•r~ .. )'Our lrll•h is CASH I plA.n~ will provide ~rity & advanctme:nt. To $600, Wilh " DAILY PJLOT Call Bo,h \Vih1on, ~ C.OUtaJ A.cency 2790 HArbor Bl Al Adams O>rona dt! ~ar. No ph. callt. Cl.tsstlnd ad. , ___ ,..... ___ _ COOK Brush Customera. C.M. Up 675.-0M6 RT 'ME lo 1160 wkly to start.:--,.-------A.k !or RellH PA T 962-0416. f LI DO Gani.~ SAie, Fri., Offic~ furniture/ SERVICE St ti &1 1., Sun,; Goodi~ Galof'e! Equip. 12' Apply In Ptt'Mn THE RIGGER 16 FH h lon l1l1nd' Newpor t Beech a 0 n At· Great buyll 50c> up; Pill& ·=--'-------• rendant.~. Full or part timt-. Apply in per~on, Airport poni:: 1abl~. Belt reducer, 1970 IBM itand&nl eltct Scott stereo, Jet oulboud, 1 typt'WT'lrer u.aed wry little, Texaco, 4678 Campus Dr. Frtt:rer, gm&J.I · appliancr11, Ab90luttdy perfect c end , N.B. Ask tor Boh. Bric·•·brac, Water skis. ' $¥.ill. Odhntt MX add, •Uo, TAILOR. •ala r)', C()M· Ml1c ~ru equip. m Via. multJ, Xlnt. $150. Call ?ltwn. miM;ion. Apply In pel'50n, BArcelona, 6~2628. 34. 644-5770. J20 c Tustin, N.B. MOVING -muat • e 11 ! ~P~1-.-no-.'",.:.o'-,'-g-.-n-.---m- Equal Oppor. Employer T F.: LEPHONE SoUcilaLivn Rl!mote contl'(IJ 'Marriavo"' ~~~~~~~~;;;'.!! for bf'neftt circus t1ck,.l.3. cnlnr TV, .25" $250. Air 1 ft." ----~· ,., RESTAURANT HELP Full or P/Timt, 1turlents., cond., oew. 10.000 BTU. WU UTZ!lt Contolt'"PliM. s Sl Walnut. Xlnt cond. A•kint S.!lndwick It Grill Tml". for tart .75 hr. No comm. Admir.111 $150. !Ariz~ sijver 1495, See at 109 Apt. A, day~. Mcsn thro FM. O!s"i· Apply 302 W . .5th, S.A. k gcild lamp $40. Set nt Cl .~ k , • C II •~ M •-""'° u•., .M. WMl'ltt, Mon thru Fri, 11·3 TEXAS OIL C 0 Mp AN y ! ver _,. any or~r pm. Apply in person Otll nttd" rood men over 40 for Ht-m11. J5s Monte Vista, 9UICK CASH Shel.J.AiuMHillaSboppi.na: •Mrttripssurroundlna 979.-0726 THROllGY A Center, Et Toro er C.U tor beach '""'· Cont 1 ct "Mak• ROnm For Dad-11111" ~ appt., 830.+l!O. cu•tomers. W• train. Air d y" , , c It an out !he DAILY PILOT Have tomethlnc you want to m1U B.E. Dickerson, Prt1.. IU"I"!• .your truh ti CASH WANT AD tell! C:Lusllled ads do, "I So<> b""'sttrn P e tr o I• um I ;'lib a DAILY PILOT 642•5678 w•ll. call NOW 612-567&. Corp., Fl. ~Tex.' 'o..ulled==::..::ac:.d''--------------' • • • " / • • IWLY Pll.OT ! ~_ ..... _,, ... __,]~I ftldt,, -31, 1911 a -l~! IWdw •e ~[ _ ........... Auto1 for Wt Pl eno1/ Orgent 126 P l•nos/Or9on1 126 P l•llOI/ Orgons 126 Dogs -154 lllCam•po•ra•.111,.•i.t ... ~lllont••920111/llT'nl•ck•-1•••••,.•2 lutot Q..,IJ Obedleoc:e Out to start Wed, Jan U, T'!ll Piii LOWREY PlaJIOa • Orpns; * SALE SALE * Yam&N. Pla"' A Orpn.; l USED SPECIALS PIANOS ** ORGANS Slelnway Pi&nol. Beat buys Musette Ptll)'er pl&oo w/rolls Ki&w•I Stelnw&1 Lowrey In new A ull"d. Schmidt '99S • Hammond LlOO $7'5 AneO: Baldwin, 'etc. ~ Mus1c Co., !:st. 1914, 1907 N. • lfammond 111·2 '595 •Ya-S295 up. RENTALS S10 up. Matn, Santa .Ana.. maha 0..7R f15'l5 • Kimball Mon A }Ti 10.9 WANTED: UMd uprlaht piano. Good playini' cond. From $100.$150. &IJ.4.121 ext. 233 8-5, « 538-2892 alt ,_ Swln,tr e MANY O'mERS OaUy lo-6 SUn 1.2·5 ap.., EWs A SUn, 1-5 PlELD'S PIANO CO. HAMMOND ORGAN 1833 N....,.....,.. Blvd mJOIOS ---~.. ' CORONA DEL1~R Coata Meaa TI41645-3250 28$f E. Cout Hwy 673-8930 STEINWAY Crand, ebony. -----~----· Xlnt oond. FU• , _ ~-,_ Sporting Goods 1311 .-----o-u_r_f_a_m_o_u_s _____ ~ PtANo .. :,~: "' k;""' DIME-A-LINES or pianos, v • ..,. v .. , Reuonable! 523·9111. '"""' Slle MW UUA apr .... s, mattress, extra firm m 1·.-----.-----. each. Hnclude1 tram!' arw:I 8 . l . Zorrh•1 bookcue, bead board . 305 Diamond St. In lho Nl'Wport Bch/lrvlne a.rea. Open to ell dop owr 5 mos. old, ~ ADORABLE tyln A KC Dachshund puppy. Ha I shot$. Good home a must. $100 21462 Pacillc Cout Hwy., Sp 431. H.B. SJ6..874l. NOVICE Obeditnce CI a s 1 1l&rting Jan. 3rd. ?:30 pm. Mart l ncrest Kennels, 546--0989. AN Obedient dog for blue chip stamps. Qui Startin&" Jan. 4th at 9:30 am. M~ crnt Kennels, 546-0989. AKC Gemwt Sbe"pberd male, 7 mo, Good v.·/childrtn, ahols &: licen.se. $511. 64Z-5381 CAMPER -Wt1twa1• Alt 1• Deluxe, Ill' c&bovtr w/all en 100 Xtl'U, Al.molt DU W/,bool. wu1 .. u ., m .. Bk prico. T'ruck Bayers lllll). Call M6-8401. '66-'67 D Camlno Ubef'llass 1. lnwatipte Tu Situation camper abell tinted .. ·1ndow1 2. Chtck Ne4i Tu Law $ll5. 5'8-4824 alt 5 pm. l. Look For Thick Dealer Thai Ca.n Detlll'tr Cyscle1, Blke1, 925 '· Buy Now Before Dee. 31, cooter1 1.2 1'lldnicbt TitiuMPH • ·19 &;;;vui. You Must 'Act Now' Excellent condition. Cerionl • Front End. Custom Paint Call Mike McCarfny Truck ' Job. $900. Call after 6· Rec!-eanona.l C.nter About 6'6-0989-'72 GMC ~ Ton P .U . 250 YAMAHA Twin \"HA CilfPER 1pedaJ automa11c 1966, Nreds a f~w rt-pain. radt0, heater, ' stabllrzt'r'. Make Cltfer. Call wkndl fr heavy duty springs, radJO, ~Ion ~ Tuf', alter ti: ti nted glass, 503432 -ll3T $31'5 WtU. Bu;y your car p.kt flX" or aot. Call Ra.lpll Gardon fT3-0900 -549-30.ll, 1910 Harbor' Blvd., OJSta Mesa. 1961-69 Volvo statkln wago11, eJthrr ttie' 122S ar l~ mi> de!. \\·111 pay cash. ~.i.7101 \\' Ai'lTED uto, dania.ged or needlrc wOfk, older oll:. Ca11;h. ~169-4.. PORSCHE wanred 'Qi 1hru '68. Prlvate party. 673--7613 or ~5--4&46 970 ALFA ROMEO ALPllA Romeo, tart' 1961 Guil\etta Sprint, 5 spc1. dull! overh~d cams. Fast • Clean. $950 or bt'st ofler .&9-l-586f. WESTERN • Holly pa range and oven, unm&lnd • rood working condition $25. 383 Mtra Loma Place, C.O.ta Me•. 642-9073. 2 Bicycles, 1 &:iris - l boys $25 each. 2 r-.taple end tables $8 eaclf. 1 ·table lamp $4. New' alarm clock $3. Rotary power mo\\·~r good condition $25, 64Z-:;38l. Rol.lav.·ay bed $10, table Balboa l1land lamps $1-$4. Pole lmap $4. You are the Winner of New tirt chalr>J $9. Mustang 2 tic!m, to the SHELTIE PUPS <•mall '!,!~ +250 :x·.,,:;'. MIKE McCARTHY BMW • Colliet) Ch. 1i.rfld, bsl S. v.·/Sf-TT Rt up. Best offer. - trailer hitch $10. 536-3142. Sports, Vacation Cal. sOOw quali~'.J xlnt 644-ll40. GMC Aut01POtSve Excclle11ce temperament. 893-431!. & ELEGANT bronze 11.llip wall & Rec:r•a tlonal hanging lamp ~th. white Ve hicle Show elas.s $22. Brass candle wall a! the ~===--=----,--~"-~--,----27" FRENOi l'dotobeclll'll! 10 Reere&tioly.1 Vehlc!e ~nte • STlJD ~ce. Miniature 1 speed. 1 of a kind. Xlnt cor. Be:aeh & McFadden, ~oodle, s~ver, AKC, $40 cir cond. $100. 6 7 3. 3 5 4 1' \Vestminster llght S5-Seth Thom., bat-ANAHEIM SOFA-combination bed. Blue tery wall clock $15. Kitchen CONVENTION vinyl $.15. 646-4015. clock $2. AM/FM clock CENTER pick of litter. Call ~fer 4 646--9(168. 891:1336 531-2450 · pm; 63.1-9';1 or ""-6158 •. 56 FACTORY YAN ROY CARVER, Inc. Horses I want to buy 10 !pd man's bike. 2925 Harbor Blvd. GOOD us~ tires Uots to radio $8. 1923 Underwood Now thru January 16th HORSES boarded U(I, mo. cl'cose from) 14, 15, 16, 17 typewriter $l5. Violin $2.5. 50 Pl.ease ea.II 64Ui618 eXt 314 Ughted a re n a. H 0 rs e 1 fron1 ~$10 each. 2 8 1 hardback books 25c each. between g and 5 pm' to claim tra..lnf!d. ~saons Enal!sh &. Delmar J.I, Costa MeS&.. S48-6991i. 504 Tustin Ave., yoUr tickets. (Nortfi CoUJ'lty western. Parker's Riding CHILD'S pi cnic table $2. 8' Newport Beach. toll·ftte numbtt is 540-~) Club. 557-4304 or ~1172. co•10h $12. Living room SPRINGS and mattress for * * * nk bed ll BEAUT Qtr Bay man, 8 yrs, chslr, ~•n, ve~ com-bu . ex.ct" en~ con-SKI Boots, finest Norrl ica V 1 ••~ .,_ k •·-•.1 • • """ """'2 ery gent e, ....,,,.,,. A1lN tac tort.tbl~ $8. Barbells 12DI6 dition '"o-u•.i · alze U-13. Cost $150. Like Sl7S. 67S-4619 1ltW $10. Cat air condltJoner REFRIGERATOR S2S. Gaa new.$95./Garmlsch ladies I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for '6l Doda:e. needs Yt'Ork stove $25. Electric dryer leather size 8-$25. 642.-8584. I 1 Sf, 281 Delmar H, Cost& S25. School desks ~$10. WINOIESTER SHOTGUN Meaa. Out.irs ;5-425. Tanks $3·$25. MODEL U -3" F. QI, MAN==y'°'J"l-a-nd"""Ll"oo-me-,l"G_and_, I Electric moton $7.50. Tools 962-3870 after 6 pm 17 tttts. From S3 to s10 25c-S5. Electric drill $15. TV R d ' H 'FI Table aaw $25. Electric ' a io, 1 ' General 1....::-~ I~ ' 900 Call 844-1008 * '67 CHOPPED HOG * SHOW BIKE, /.LL OIROME **CALL 492.7911 ·** •GIRLS BICYCLE* CAMPER '68 DODGE 10 ap. 4 mo. old. $75. V·S, a.uto trans., (pop topl, &96-1929 AC & DC retripralor, RotJ. ·n SUnild 50cc, new, won in away double bed . Just like test $325 2468 Fairway new. S"l895. Cl' btst o!rer. ~~ c.M. . '*-~ days or f6'7-tMO ~;,,.,=~~~~-,--I eves. '70 BULT ACO M a t ad 0 r ' I"968;o;--;CHEV==_ --,v"----=v"'·;,----,- CI X--$650 ..,, .... auto. SUper ean, u ..... • Xtru $1550 * * 847-3861 * CALL . . 673-1826 Costa M~a 546-4444 '70 BMW 2002, air cond, Am-Fm. Leaving roun1ry! Dfly!! 646 -744 3: t'ves &1>3962. CAPRI '71 2000 CC, xlnt cont!, s!1ck shift, detor group, yellow/gold. S2495. 548-7116. DATSUN '71 Datsun ' • Alfa Romeo DRIVI ONI TODAY Coast Imports Newport Bch. 642-0406 1000..1 200 W. Coast Hwy., DATSUN '69 ST'.I: '\~n. ;,1 0, 4-~pd. Xlnt / rond. S\450, make ofttl'. Afl 6f>m; 64&to45. FERRARI F!RRARI AtrrHORIZEO SALES • SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS SlOO W, Coast Hwy, Newport Beach FIAT-- 1969 850 SPIDER. J971 124 Sport Coupe. Both exetl co.nd. Make offer. Ca.ll 494--8328. JAGUAR 'll JAG. SK 120 CLASSIC \Vu-. wh~s. etc, entittQ oriKtnal lhrlloul. Mec'ba.n1c- ;illy pcrlrct 1hruoot, Ht.rut 11.c:hts a.lone \\'Ould coi:t over $.~I'll! to rep!al'e. P hon I! 89.1-~~4 days, evr~ ::i..ll -50.\.l -----3.S ~1ARK II '62. l"nus11sl Classic car. \\'ire \\'hr.els: a1r-cond . See & dr1w to 11p+ preciale. Sl500. S4:Z-.'lll()O. JENSEN JENSEN AlmlORlZED SALES • SF.RVICZ NEWPORT II IMPORTS . each. Come anytime, iood Stereo 136 selection. 281 Df'lmar H, riuors $3-$8. Antiqu~ forge s __ C_R_A_M __ l_E_T_S_ '70 HONDA SL 100. F11tron, , · ,.._ . . n-built x--Lo 59 OIEV. % T.P. Up, 6 cyl., .....,,nan11. o.c . u ... , int ~ nd ••~ 4 Door iffONDA llOO W. Cout Hwy. \ ~ Costa Mesa. blower $25. Movie catnera STEREO After Chrlatmu , f'ditor $20. Mari~ heat l':'X.· Clearance; Head p h 0 n es • 26 pllon Pemro aquarium, changer and bilge pumps $6.98, &-track borne decks ANSWERS ex.cellrnt condition $ 2 0. $5-$25. Reliner $20. &lfr--3250. $45., 60 watt AM ; Fl\I SfS-7'994. 36" x Kl" aluminum screen Stereo Receiver S68., KJNGSIZEDheadboard, door $5. 2"'x 6" x 4" AM/F'M Sic~ with 2 bookease, antique olive $15. 1 lumber 20 each. 15" and 14" speakers & 8-track Sll9., 833-0720. tin>s and rin\s $1 each. Strobe lights $18., Cabinet FOR Ja.le Capehart radio and Baske!ball pool, rimg an\J speakers $7.49, Garr a rd record playf'r ln beautiful backboard $5. New crash turntables $38., Car tape cabinet $25. 673-1447. helmet $10. Bamboo lawn decks $39.95. with apeakers. TWO 19" illmllne portable chair S2. PVC Plastic pipe New I: used equip reduced TV'• $~ each. 673-3122. rigid ~" 2c ft. % Jc ft. TV for clearance. U.S.A. Stereo antennas SJ each. 574 Vic-Equip, Wa.rehou~. 179 E. TWO 3 speed bikes: ladles toria., Costa MHL . 17th St., Costa Mt-.:.a. ~2442 26" vld gfrl'• Schwinn VW fenders $10 each, Rear 1972 ZENITHS at the lo~st Stlnaray S25 «."a.ch. VW rear deck lids $10 each. VW prices in Orange County. AU bumper $7. 646-3680. mod •-In wheels and ti.res $S ~ch. ei.a stock &: on SURFBOARD 6'5" gun, rood Bucket s"ats $25. Other vw display. Phone prices ok. ahape $25. Camper, hot parts $1-$25. Doors SlO Chrornacolor avail. at $325. water he'aler 10 pllon, eltc-each. 962-1782. ABC Color 'IV, 9071 Atlanta, tr1c SlO. 673--0174. Huntington Beach, 968-3329. FORD Eoonoline tires and '60 Comet parta $1-$10. .,.,'heel!, like new $10 each. 5 ZENITH Solid St. port. 548-2317. 835 W. 15th, N.B. hole truck wheels and tires stereo phonograph, model '65 Corvair parts. From Sl to $5 each. Chrome whee la SlO X·550, com pl. w I re m o I e $25. 833-0476. each. 962-1782. speakeni, like new $60. 3 Recllnen SS-$10. Living 546-3759 eve1. WASHER \Vhirlpool, white, Fracas -Weigh -Madly - Afloat -TAU. COW f'ann boy turned Anania1: "Every day I took a milk sh<J\ver. Yep, I had a wry TALL CO\V." Marine Consultent JN DEPENDENT • Purcfieslng- Counsellng on purchasing boa.ta &: equipment. • Merine Surveyor 646-2tn Marine Consultant INDEPEND:ENI' • Purch11sing- Coun5e'ling on purchuing boa.ts & equipment. e Mer ine Surveyor 646-2977 Boats, Meint./ Service 902 room chair S5. Double bed BOAT bottoms cleaned 25c fl"aJTU! $1. Bed springii: S5.1,,------~,,, per Ft. of length at wat,r $2 5. near new 96U516. pump AMERICAN slot car aet wlth 50 ftoet of track, transformer can and controls S 2 0 • 962-2073. Hooked rug 6 x 9 $10. Elec-FrH to You l tr' -~•i ine. 836-5523. c •t"" u zer and bottles $5. p---------' ;----:--c=------=~ Porta crib with mattress 3 Lin .. , 2 Times, $2.00 Boets, Power 906 and bumper p&d 1 15 -I••••••••• I * ~7585, 1051 Con cord , PUPPIES, ahort b a I r ed * * KITCHEN table W a I nut formJca top Sal. Chain $3 each. 962-5610. BLUE and if'l':t!'D stamp books S2.25. Astrology sirns clock $8. Stetl desk $25. A ntiqued desk $25. Skateboard $2. Ron pe.n $l. Bike parts St-SS. Car para ;i..$15. 119 'B'' 34th St., N.B. 6r::>--09ZZ. HAVE 60 r ood med tirea, sell all in one move-S12 each. Good for car lot O"Wner or gu station • 281 Delmar H, Costa Mesa. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS U,C.te -Dlety -Table - Arttu1 -FACULTY Collegiate budpline: One coll~ spent ao much on a football team they had to let the FACULTY go. Costa Mesa. mixed. FURNITURE, Sat and Sun-~3138 day~y, Cotu!h Sal. StuUed ~ Beaa:le, ~ Cocker Spaniel, c~ $15 and i 10 each. k>ves children. fem. 7 mo's, Twin bed comple1e $12. 557-8Ul. Double bed complete $19. -o=""'==-====---1 Crib S7. Couch (needs ROLY-POLY PUPPIES upMI.sterlng) Ideal for pafu 6 weeks old. Lo v a b I e , SS. Night stand $3. Small healthy. 557-9359. lt'alher f:OUC:h Sl8, Between AKC Tri ma.le collie, l year 12 noon and 8 p.m. Sat. and old. Good with children. To Sun., 1209 W. Glenwood, good home. 894-lOM. Santa (near Bristol and MALE White poodle, l.rg Warner), mlnia. 7 mo·s. old, FORD V8 engine complete 89"J...931 7 $25. Motorcycle windshleldl ~~~~~~~~~~ Sl2--$11. Bookl: rack 15-Sot and Sun. 12 to 81 PIU and --II~ J p.m. Thil weekend only, . · . ~ 1209 W. Glenwood, Santa::;;;;;;;;;;;;; •• Ana <near Btiltol and 11 Warner). Cet1 152 --------TWO complete twin beds $15 WANTED. One small black each. Two complete-double male kltten for yng. fir! to beds $15 each. Plutic give a lot of love to~ 645-2466 covered wire l e foot. Tu.in Dogs 154 .and double box springs $5 TV • excellent condition $25, each. Insert tv.in s i z el---------- &tter 10 a.m. 646-1.52S. figu:ttd bedspread .,. i 1 h GREAT Dane Pup p I es . BABY new car aeat $6. tas.sels $3.50. Nearly new Champion Sired. Rt!'lldy to Swine 5()c. Adult books 35c. 24"x40" metal walnut top Go! Call 830-3653. Paint S2.50. Records, new 1esk for otfict!' or ttudent LAB. male. .,.,·orld champ Sc. Albums 20c. Puule. S. CX1tr.e chair $15. Btg purebred. Paid S150, best of- 10c-20c. 548-~ red\ne; $15. F1owertd sM-fer, &d home. 546--0469. PAIR dn.pet 8x2J SU. Ski fed chair S9. W h It e * BEAGLE. AKC, 7 tnOI boollalze9'°'$9.M2-7216. naugahyde ·Jove seat $12. m a le , shots . Good Two ttd~atpt'ts 9xl2 each w/children, 53&-T12S. MtNI blkl! parts $25.' Engine $8. Two 9 x 12 ttllck feltl=~-,---,,,---,07--=~ S25. Frame $5. TI res . rung pe.d!I $5 each. ]00 yards AT Stud, English Springer MS-1932. carpet runner any width 25c Spaniel, AKC f'l'I. Beaut. BOY'll Stingray $25. Heavy square yard. '.2() pieces 12" x liver & white. 962-3965 beach bike $22. Boat nat 12" foam backf!lt:I shag l-ug 6 wk old poodle puppies, 1 R.B. Cox 411 Monuch South Legune You are the: winner of 2 tic~ to the Sports, Vacetlon & Recreetionel Vehicle Show at the • ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER Now 1hnJ January 16th Pteue 001 64Ui678, ext 314 between 9 and 5 pm to claim your tickets. (North County toll-tre. number is 540-1220) * * * 14.' Lyman Lap St r eak w/Grey Marine lnbrd eng, ~tfect bay boe.t, $795. E"\'e1: 646-4542. 32' OIRIS Craft, Super clean, irtra.s. coveni, twin eng. $16,500. Pvt. pty. 645-1313 Teel . Boots, Ront/Chort'r 90I CATALINA 27' SLOOP Brand M'W boat. Aux. power, slt('ps six. SIS ra.dio, OF, AM/FM tuner, complete galley. 6'2" headroom, full safety rear, eonvmif'nt New- port slip w/ple-nty of park· ing. From $15/day. For info calJ 957-9046 aft 6:30. 35' CORONADO Sailboat. Rent day or week. Write Box. 152, 829 Bayslde Or., N.B. Booll, Sall 909 bottom SIO. 548-1n2. aqu~s 20c each. Porcelain apricot lert k 2 blacka. 23• San Clt>mf'ntf' FIG •Ip, 2450 Ne.,.,·port Blvd., Costa top utility table XI" x 30" 642-4818, S34-3885. Like rru, B/P & lifl!"l.incs. Mea.a. JOO Men's coat.a $1. $3.50. Two piecet 2' x 8' 1R1SH Sl!!tter pups 2 males Dinette! 7~ HP outbrd. lOO ladies 1ult1 !Ilk. DI walnut prefinished plywood AKc Olampion ~ Shots.' Seller ready, try 3.5~1. drftSes 25c. 50 Men's pants 95c each. Tv.-o a.lantl!d foam 962-l2J9. ' Aver')'. 644--04-07. rack-rests for day ~ $1.251 ~=,.,,,,--,,,------,---,-,:-,-,---I-=--"---,=-=-,--,,," $1. 50 ladles . blouses 25c. each. Sturdy ~ .. x 74 metal AFGHAN Hound, "Dutchen Boats, Slips/Docks 910 Playpen S2. cot .. 1th fold ill[ ends $3.50. Taffy", 1 yr old. All shots. TIRE chalna, never uaed 7.35 Moved to 1 ma I I er Papen. $l25. 833-3.f.n 40· Slip, Nev.-port Harbor, x 14 SS. Alao 8 x 10 braid apartment-mu.t aell! Can BEAtrr healthy pups \l all or power, SllO per mo-. rue ul!ed but &'QOd $7.50. ddlYeT frtt..come to 212 W. Sunoyt'd/~ CrTat 011.ne. No ctwge 0 •er hang, -.:mo. Vktori& Apt. No, l, Colt& Creat bkamd U'). 646-«>31. 67>8990. MOI'OROLA &m I fm c a r Me&&, ~ down Newport BLACK AKC Poodln 9 wka CENTER===-,"'u"'p"'l:::2."'2S,--,tt"'-a_«<>_m-. r&dto $25. \\'004 c:table J'Ml B l vd. toward C e a at old. Very ?"e:aionable . to 45' Sailor power. {Front) topic 48 and 54 lnch 11R1 $5 H I g h .., a 'I are a-pa I t 53f..2860 846-699(). 23! 19th St N C NB -FalrV\rw and Newport Blvd. 0• • • e&C'h. M'J.8323 tntenect.ton.ont short block SILKIES AKC, females, 3 61S-0236. CURTIS Math i • com· to llnd St., 212 w. Victoria months, 1ho11, sOOw at )'Our SA=IL::-:llOl1\,-..,., "'si=;"'ps-A:-va--::U-. "'u:-p bination, large black a n d facea Newport Blvd. l'.omti. 613--1293. to JS'. Newport Beach, white TV . 3 ~ ~cord 1WO Poodl 1 t --•-541-ma player am/fm radio, old SPANISR style na.ugahyde e pupp ea, ~. · · __ but alJ working fine, $95, couch $20. Twin box rprinp l female, age 7 M!eks. SLIP FOR RENT·N.B. •lll9. and mattress SlO. 2110 C Phone 894--35&1 After 6 P.M. 962-1267 late e~nings ot $2S Chlln$25 h Orange Ave., upsta l ra,SCHNA.UZER Pups, lltud &o.ts,Sptld&Ski 911 COU • ..: .,.__ 1~ · M2-0297 Sat. and Sun. aftt!f'o 1ervtce, rroomlng, te:nm. Qotbe9 ~-.... • ",.. c-..... 846-0839 IA&vln.r toWn. er CabrUJo ~"""=·"'-=,,----,-----,-,,----,::-; 1: ....,,,,--..,--,:---c::-:--:--~. M ~-~·-""" STINGl\A y type bil<o• m Mi..d Gu-man -St.,~& el&-~ ""' week. afli $2). 1-~ lnch Sttncray, femalta 11'ff I: male SlO AlJ,lPro 3 ~ blkti with 3 ~ 1tr11 btft, all new, ** ~18 ** dodc. llkt new, $15. $25. MS-7880. F'EM. Weima.rantt, 7 mo'1, 615-4142. 1711 E. Fountain USED aold wpots M oqllU'e ttglL Gtffl penooall!y 6 V&Uey. yvds l2S-~ ~ k!dt. 64~4 &It 1- • '71 CUS"T'OM Je1t akl boat. 19' Welma'n hull, 4M hl.opert. Old1 trC· Berktlty let unit, 18.tl 6 adults. full jn. •trument 1)11.nd, aJltom ~ dtm trailer, leu than 10 hours,~. -xi t 1315 494-5.lM nu pa ' •"· co · .,.......,, rru, n . . 968-2753. Sedan. Demo. ,\1r eond., vinY1 top, 5,700 ml. rarl10, beater, 4 apffd. (#2341281 19n HONDA car. Lo mll1e~. A-1 eond. Nt-wly pain. led $200. T-0 -P. 548--0988, Newport Boacb ' -----,-L""o=tu=s=---1 : Mobllt Homn 915 A~u-1-0~L-,-.-s1~n-9--..,-~964~ NEWPORT Trailer for rent ll---------- bdrm suo; mo. -p&rtly LEASING? furn. Avail lat. 673-5749 att Try our le!lR expeMs for 5:30. Savings -Satisfaction . Ser. Barwick Imports 998 S. C'Oast Hwy., Laguna Beach 546-4051./.f94.9n1 JAGUAR ' - BAUER BUICK -LOTl,IS - AUTl!ORlZED SA.LES & SERVICE I . , I Motor Homes MO vice. ---------WE LEASE AU.. POPUL.AR 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI. TIVE RATES. '71 DATSUN SEDAN The 1-larbor A~as Only Authorized JAGUAR DEALER NEWPORT ,. IMPORTS I Call Malcobn Reid for tul'tber. dttaila. -THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2C8l Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa &42·0010 13631 Harbor, Garden Grove1---------- l Blk, So, o! G.G. Frwy, Autos W•nttd ftl 636-2333 *Marvin Pearce* Motor Homes Sales • Rentals 558-3222 1411 S. Village Way, S.A. Trellers, Trevel 945 '70 Nomed 21"1' Treller Fully self-contained. Best ofter or trade'!' .Pl"tva te Party.~. Auto Service, Parts 949 '5&-'57 Chevy Body work &: body parts our 8Pftialty - Cllstom painting. S m a 11 block parta, old I: new. Motor work'ltick conversion. Ph. 633-3196. 5U N . WANTED Clean Used Cers SEE US FJRSI' CREVIER MOTORS 718 w. 1st St., Santa Ana WE PAY TOP CASH tor Uled cars A lruclor, just call 111 M frte estlmat-. GROTH CHEVROLET Cypress, Oran&:e. Aak for Sal.es Ma.nqer HARD top tor Fiat 124 182U Beach Blv•. Spyde:r, new $108. SeU $50. Hunttncton Beach Must sell, lf!4ving f or 8C7.fl087 IO 9.J331 ,..-.; .. _ 613-2'29 M 1 k' -TOP DOLLAR 645--051111-IN CASH FOR s&le 4 M.W Goodyear FG0-14 tires mounted on J4x'1 Paid tor your clean used car An..,en Sprint 11 M1.&1. 557. paid for or not. am SANTA ANA DODGE 1401 N. Tustin 835-3691 ~for.. II~ I WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ~;;;;;;;;;;~;;; FOR TOP USED CARS U your car ts exva cl•an. Like new, 4 Dr. 4 apd. Dir. 3,183 actual miles, radio, heater, vinyl tQP,. at!Jl uocler fact. warranty. (350 DLF) Always has a n ex.callent se- lection of both New & Used Jaguan. wni take trado or finance 1971 JAGUAR V12 pvt. ~. CaU 546--8736 or 4~ aft ll am. Ait conditioning, aulomatk. Only 8.txXI miles. (928Di'tfN) NEW '72 PICXUP $7295 4 spd. d.lr. dlx. Burnpe?'. ff.i. ~ dio. Mh-ron. PL?lllll. Tok• 1970 JAGUAR 2+2 m1all down or trade. 49f..6811 Automatic, factory atr con. •hr to 54&.8730. d!tiorune: 1261BQDJ '66 DATSUN 4-dr sedan, ~.,... $5195 tires &. recent E'ngil)r Y.'Ork. "Specializln~ in Quality" S.cr1flco 1450_ 64<;-2698. BAUER 240 Z' '70, xlnt cond, fully Bulck-Opel~Jaguar loaded, air. macs. must 234 E. lTU!. St., sell! 64U77l. 64>3633. Costa Mm ~S.7765 Autos, Imported '970 'Autol• lmportett· 970 Auto1,·-lmporltd , EXCISE TAX REPEAL! Tremendous Scvings Now!! ALL NEW VOLKSWAGENS ARE LESS AT HARBOUR VW Over 150 New & Used to Choose From Open Sat. & Sunday @ HARBOUR VW .. UI fint. Dune Bug9lt1 956 BAUER BUICK ·n OUNEBUGG'i new furbo 23-1 E . 17th SL cbarl• Corva.ir. Lesa than Costa Meta 5'1-7765 fiOO ml. Xlnt cond. 8l3-8996. IMPORTS wANTEii7 Trucks 962 Orange Countl" TOP I BUYER Harbor Area$ Only Exel us.iv~ Authorize d VoUc\wagen De.ilcr BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '10 Chevy Pickup 18881 Beach Blvd. 1871 I IM-ach Blvd., Huntington Be,1ch B4'l -443S w/e&mpeT, Ra.di<>, Heatt>r, H. Beach. P~. 847- Autb Trant. V-3, Power Autos, New 980 Autos, New S,..rlni, ('lll!lllf!\') $2799 ~eu.ltmi& W VOLVO ~ 1946 Harbor, C°'ta Mesa lit IntemaHonal H&l"WStft' RF.CREATION CENTER ROY CARVER, Inc. 2m Harber 91vd. C..U. M.,. l54M444 1S FORD VAN. XIOO seriH. H.D. van. Automatic. c+w.- 5Cl DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '480 Harbor-Blvd. at Fair Dr. Coat.a M~a 5f6.8117 '67 EL Camino 396. Tit, PS, PB, AC. Xtr1ls. Xlnt cond. Must tell immed. &st of. fer. 6'7!r1263. 'SJ DODGE P.U. Run1 Be1t otf~r ever s~ 64~9 Best Wishes for the Holidays to our Yamaha Customers · from Bob & Jim 980Autos, New ' '68 OOOGE Va n Camptr, v. 8. Auto. Pop.top, ACDC re:fria. Meke otter. ~2698. Put a IUlle ''bit' in YoUr lA-lif . ..U thoa4 baubles. fo1 "budcr", Call Calsltied AWARD MOTORS UIO NEWPORT BLVD., C.M. 642-4343 980Autoa. Now 9 " I '1 'I • I ' . ' T. " ., -. .. ' Ii ,. ,. I ,_ ;,/ ' _, <' . ' ... .. -· "- '; Mum !'~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~- I • • • I I • OAlLV PIU>T s. ..... ,, J....,, l , 1972 r.ld.,, C..rmbt< 31, 1971 OAll Y PILOT :fS • 1 l§J ,. _._ ... J§J ~! ~'""_''"_'"·~]§][ ~ _ .... ~_'"'_"~~l§Jf '-_'""_''"_"'•_,Ji1 .. -.avs.ro I~ I Auto1 for Siie )f -~-1 ----970 Autos, lmpe<lod t70 Auto1, Imported 970 Autos, Vied 990 Autos, U1od l\lEWFORT IMPORTS MGI -TOYOTA '72 TOYOTA L•r9t Selection For Immediate Delivery! Big Savings On Rtmalrilng '11 TOYOTAS ..De.on LeiaiA W TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN Bill Yates Authoriud S&Jet & Servlct 32852 Valle Rd., San Jua.n Cap.l.Jtrano 831-4800/493-4311/499.2261 BUICK '71 Centiiri.on 2 Dr. Gen. M•n•e•r's Demo Sport C".oupe, low mUes, Sand. piper Stire with saddle. In- terior, V8, Automatic Trans. Ft1.11 Pov.-er, J•actQry Air, P°"·er Wlndo~ Sears, Door Locks. Trunk Reita~. Cru~ Mastl'r. AM I FM Stereo. • 103873, $-1825. $250 Below Dealer. Cos/ --~- NO CREDIT NEEDE~ IANKRUPTCY OK DIVOllCE OK STATE AID OK NEW IN STATE OK NIW ON JOI OK DRIVE HOME NOWI '59 Cadillac IPYS917l . '61 Cho•y !Sor. 117691231871 I -'62 c ...... 1e 101vuo1 .... $199 $149 .$299 Down Pymt. O.t•rmlnitd an Car Sel•cted BANKER'S OUTLET '6& MGB Roadster, fll!W radia..1.i, fla.wleu in &. out. ?.tu1t ~I u:nmed. &33-U20 day or eve. 646-9303 '63 VW Cam~r. MIKE McCARTHY 2151 Harbor ltvd., Costa MHG 646-4188 ' 1946 Harbor, Costa 1'-11!sa. C'JCC'f!'llr.nt condition MGB '65 black, .Meqhanicall.)' tound ~7.37 tlrm. '6'1 TOYOTA l..4nd CruiRe. 4 1!15000 531•7294 BUICK CHEVROLET CORVAIR :~·e:;ve.MR~ ~~;I Deluxl!'.'~oa': ~i~h~S-,.-"-,-. cor. &~ch & Mc.Fadden, I '63 OrEV'f \VAGON, Auto., J '6.J CORVAIR, 1 ow~r. ··~·· MORRIS 675-«112. S199S, 842-4185 \\esrminster 1 R&H, powl!r s!cer1ng.-(OKL-35.IXXI mi's. Clean. Xln1 run- 1---------, TOYITTA, 1970 Land Cruiser, 1960 MORRIS Minor 1000. 1 6 C.)'I. -'-----'-,c=77=---1 8M-1336 531-2450 711) ning. Good tu·cs. $4:xl. VOLVO '62 BUICK Skylack. Cood $395 &\.1-6256. '72 VOLVO cond, Re~nt tune-up, gd. QAVE ROS~ PONTIAC o.6oc2-cC"°o-,,-.7;e-,be""';-,,,.-"'~ld~foe Xlnt transportation car. 644-1419- Urcs, ney,• battery. $17Zi. ·2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Llke worit for pt"t"ll!'ction. Runs ,cood. S200. 673-3541 or TRIUMPH parls. From 1c·fl5. Sec at 846-4391. Cos!a. Mesa 546.8(H7 1.'19 Rochester St., Costa '67 BUICK Special +Dr.. * '71 CH EVY'1 * Mesa. 64&-9068. --------L11rg• S.l•ction For Immediate Delivery PORSCHE OYER 25 Clun; Rkandltlonod, l Ou'ir•ntood .. PORSCHES 911'• .. 912'• ~ 9J4'• 1957 to 1'7J NEWPORT IMPORTS VOLKSWAGEN Big Savings On R•m1lni'~9 '71 VO~VOS .DemtLW!i& qaJ VOLVO 64&-9303 l!MO Harbor, Cotlla Mesa '68 Volvo 142 s~an, P/S, P/B, 'A/C. I IMPALAS e OIEVELLES o,671 ~G~D-. 7U>c-a7I -11-.,-"'-po-,-,.-,-ion Very good cond. 675·1&19. CAMARO'S or dune bu~gy, $150 or best . CADILLAC HERTZ CORP. ollu. 842-1620. llB LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS. IN 0s1~1.'l1~L~~1~1v AUnIORIZED • SERVICE. Nabers Cadillac 2600 llARBOJ! BL., 221 \V. l{a!ella, Anaheim *** 1964 CORVAN (714) 7711-4050 GOOD CONDITION --,E=sT=ATE:S-AlE:-1call Evening! 54~74 'SI Chev. Chevelle sra. 1vag. CORVmE ~rails-&t-car at Bob t.fazy Texaco Sra. 1833 S. Cst Hwy, La,guna B. CHRYSLER '65 Corvette Co"nvt. 4 spd. Llke New. Best Ofter over $1100. Pvt Pty. 847-3596. DQDGE e f'AMJLIES &: SN 0 \V , S100 W. Coul ff.wy. LOVERS! Economical ·n • ·. NeWfll?rt Beacti · VW Sqba.ck w/auto - , CUSTA MESA 2 Dr Stdan, Auto 'trfns, Ra· 540·9100 0J)l!n SUnday '68 CH.RYSLER NEWPORT. Full power, taclory air rond., landau .root. (\r'fD-.&;) .• '42-9405 1 beautitul orange -roomy - d10, Heater, Air Cond, (VWJ· ,6 C d - 8341. 9 a El Dorado FOR SALE '65 Dodge Dart GT V-8, auto on Uoor . Bucl\et seats. 4 chrome whfl!ls. $25CI. Firm 557-930j. '10 :ep~E 914 cpe. S · tO,Ves sno~ & sun? No 11.nti- speed, M,f·Jl?i!. (<Jll34) frtt¥ needed . Only 61'.XXl mi. $ J 399 Fact. Warranty'. 923ASl . $4395' -$1599 $2995 $2749. Hllr.ry! 19212 Biddle , D~VE .ROSS PONTIAC De .. l<vw. 8.Jl.-zo.;;;. al}Wt.ltwiA -TOYOTA MacHoward DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 248(} Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. COl!ta itesa 54&-8017 FANTASrlC Transportation Bargainl 'SI Nt'1v Yorker, ;,s,ooo mi. Perf!"c! $325. 64&-3557. '64 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cy!, air/rond .. radio. Good trans- portation. 673-7677. 2480 Harbor Blvd, at Fair Dr. 1963 VW-Ponche 1600 N eng. Costa,Meaa 546-8017 Under 10,000 miles .. New * EUROPE BOUNO.-Sharp Bllstein1, new front end. '59 Porsche ltm----Su Cbrt>toeM .,wbf:els • ..selecto R.dstr. New mtr, pa.int. int., drop, flared fen 'de rs, clu:tcb, 1iereo. $ 2 o q o . gauges. $995. Finn? (714) 8J9..960(). Of""• jJl-0608 Corner 1st & Harbor 646-9303 Santa Ana 1946 Har1:!9r, C.OSta Mesa 1964 Cadillac Conv. AM/F!\1 Autos, U1ecl 990 ~ Air. Good tiJ'f!s, brakes k '69 DODGE Van. 23,000 mi's, 6 cyl. Auto, '72 lie, $2300. 4!}4-3QJ9 ('V{'S. '70 Dodge Chall. $2100. 2 dr HT, V-8. Po111er steering, 3 m-m. , .. rr>-8553 AMERICAN new ahock absorbers. Gd. rond. Consider trade on CONTINENTAL 1971 MARK Ill spcl. ~S-j197. 1970 PORSCHE 914 •. whltt ·~.ro-·~V7.W~.~B~U~G~.7Ra-d~i-o.-h-.. -,-.,, wfblk int. .A'Mlf'M iteteo. 4 speed, exceller\t cond. Amet'l.e&n . ··-m.-f·i .-a}> $495 -v.w. 5-16-1630. * Ambassador * '68 EL DORADO * Gremlin. * Full power. facL air. vinyl roof, excellen1 rond. $3295. TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT ----~-DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ~~:"·~··~· A beauty & loaded, 343CIE. Reduced lo l)t&.;.1S62.· 2480 Harbor Blvd. at"Fah: Dr. * Hornet * Pnv••• party 962-o;;s2. $6995 POl!kiit 91!-'S' Titit. blk. 11~ neW; Y~. q.--ta.mps. Must Jell 54li-9TJ6. . Pon<:hl' ~ 911S ,Ne'oll ~~ v~·Make 6tte~, 1'6 roiUIQIE'·m. s spd, red w/blk tater. GGO<I c:ond. Pifo•d~ ..it. 646-ll.16 .. tOYOTA .. . ... I ' ' • . . ;ft;T6yota~ Ceroic; Radip, ·lJ.eat~. Auto Trans, ('j/XH217) $1199 640-931/l lNi Harbor, Cotta Mesa . SANTA ANA ' TOYOTA • SerY1.01 dept. open J":JO am '.ti 9 pm Monday -Fri· tlly. . • • ; PHONE '40-2512 G" W. Warner, Santa Ana '70 J0y~a Mjll'fi II, Sedan, ~dk), HeaUT, Aulo Trans, (9'24BHL). $17" ~W.ltwiA WJ TOYOTA 646-9303 1?16 Harl>or, Costa ll)<ia '67 1 TOYOTA' COf'Ona; 3rd car, must io. $750 cash. OrfaUW owner. Auto., R.lll. Needa tdne-up I: 1 e a t coven.· ".fH...6477. HQt1SE ~~C! Watch the OPEN HOUSE column. Avtot, lmporfect 970 Cos~ M~sa 546-8017 * • * *I P.atrici• Thom~s 5681 Pl•cer Av•., Westminster * AMX * · * Javelin * *Matador* '65 Ca.cl. conv. Sac. XinL moch. rond. N•w "'· """·I MacHoward Tune up. Lo mi's. 646-5537. '63 c 839-9600 or 531-0008 OUP~. D.V.,. all . xtra<:. Corner 1st & Harbor WANT AD 642-5678 Yoo are the winner of 2 tickets to thfl S"°rts, V•cation LARGE SELECTION ~ood c:oncht1on. 1 family car. Sailta Ana $59;). 6«-2510. I ---= ~--~--,----;= .,. I Aulo1, Ulod .& Recreation•I Vehicle Show (7'f Cad 2 dr. D.V. Every e:i.:- tr11. Clean. Sc<-to ap. • precialt. Low book 548-2925. at 'the · · ANAHJiilM CONVl!NTION CENTER Finest of Guaranteed Used C9rs "HOME ()~ CHEVROLET HAPPY NEW YEAR! CONVENIENT PAYMENTS" ·57 Chevrolet Station Wagon. 1966/~27 et1$ine 3 s p. Transmission with Hurst. De~able. Runs good. $300. 557-8331. SALE! Mo!lf1 C1ri.. Air .... s .. Oli.c: 8rrk11, P'. Wl,.d,. ·l.IC~et SNll, ConiJele. llVE 1'4) Now thru January 16th Ple~ call 642-5678, ext 314 between 9 and 5 pm to claim your t1Ckets. '(N'Orlh <:;ounty tol.l-fl'ee number Is. ~12201 CALL FOR FREE CREDIT CHECK '66 Caprice wagon, radio- healer-air. Original 01\•ner. s70 CHEV. '71 CHEV. Impala Cvst .. Cpe .. A.C., $2495 A.T .. P'.5., OIK •••kn. Vinyl Int., Hnvy DvfY S1,n,.11s._,.. 14'7 CPut * * * '69 v.w. -Bus.I "i aea.t, Jow miles, ~· QCTC.f97~ DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Service Dept. Ope.n Monday Fine•1'!nning cone!. $995. 45.'i 7:30 a.m. 'till 9 p.m. Oak Sfreet, Laguna Beach. • 4!W·6848. '71 PONTIAC '"""' ''""' ' $AVE Sp1N, Al" All Powtr, Vinyl Roof, $1\lrp! Harbor American 64t G261 '57",-..,CHEVY==-c,-cD=-e-. -=-R,~.-,~ilt Fttl. W1rr111ty t.000 Miiii. i•n COOi 2480H&ibot•8Mf. tt.l"a!r.Dr. engine, nt\v Costa Mesa M6-8017 brakes. ~. 1969 HAR80P COSTA MESA flres, new or otter. '65 VW:.8'f· Back. Xln't rond. 644-4759. Nr«~Pamt. """· clutch. BUICK '67 ea ·-· Rel:Ht eng. $875 16' snipe maro, stluio &hi ft, 6 1a.ilboat w/trailer $ 4 so. cyl., $900 or best offer. -'71 Riviera Spl Cpe .• ":::::CHEVY N 0 m a d '69 vw ·sug, AMl!'M.~new tires. Vuy clean . 29,000 THE OWNERS DEMO Wagon, S200 or bestotrer, , ft'!il e1. $1350 or }?est of1'r. Bamboo Cream with sandal-646--6577 or 645-0/97 ,64.;..2526. wood tnterior. Full Power, '6:1 Chevy 2-qr . .r;tuns good. ~ .. ~,,"= .. -0------I VS, Automl'ltle Trans .. Fact. $100. Days: 530-1152, Eves: ~ ,v >T ug, sun root, orig. d n-' owner, perftct cond. Air, Power Win ow1, ,.,,1v-548-2045. , 49.4~ alt 6 or wlmds er Seats, Stereo FM, Tint ''"6';-"°'C°'H°"E'°'V"Y--,N""o---1~ "69 VW Squareback, a..:r cond, Glasa. #905$542351.0$525Zi, air/cond, R/H, a~!~· lr:n:: autQ_ trari!', radial tires. $17j() or best offer. 536-1152. 1UKE NEW CONO. 646-2566 Below Dealer Cost *CHEVY Impala ]96.q. P/S, '69'VW Campoe. w.,tphaHa. MIKE McCARTHY PIB. a;e, 2 de. HRDTP. 'f2500. Xlnt co"!J. sr:>-3881, Call 494-9J32. ~7888. BUICK •CHEV lmpal• 1966, PIS. '60 VW New eng.. ne1v P/B, air. 4 Dr. SEDAN. s71 vw WnHttl ClmJMr. Litt N1•. Rtcl.,.;H Tl s70 s70 FORD lltnc:l'Hl1'9. VI, A.T., 't'lllyl RMI. Cnt170J s70 CHEV El C1ml"9 cvsiom. A I WJillt a .. utyl (74'1tEl s70 MERO M•niv11 C•llny P'trtc 11 I l'IU. l!Ytry Eidrl Ytll c~n 1m.,.1111, )'lv•ryl 1• AP'.IC ) '70 BUICK ''" -·· "'· '"' Sh1rpl I027 HFJO OJ! Corner 1st & H•rbor S•nt• Ana brake1, xlht c:ond. S400 or cor. Beach & McFadden, Call 494-9532· I best o!W. 84&-5646. Westmini;ter Autos, Used 990 Avtos Uied '61 VW Bua. 115,000 Mil". 194-1336 531·2450 ' F&ctory rebuilt e n r i n e. Xlnt -cond. $15(1. 536-47~. '69 VW. Xlt1f. cond. $1.300 or best otter. CLEARANCE $3295 $3595 $2595 $2595 $3895 531 ·6000 615-t;cy Autos, Imported 970 '70 Le Sabre CUstom Sport Cpe, 350 ena. a i r, hydramatic, p/1, disc brks, vinyl roor. owntd by G.M. engfneer $3195 846-2412. Autos, Imported 970 YEAR-END SALE ALL MUST GO NOW! ro you .. s69 TRIUMPH TR& ~:::~.:s•• s&O FALCON '62 YW BUG DUNE BUGGY 111..,,,1 GHd r 2 Dtor, ' CyUn6tr StlCk. (LOT ~I Jlunl Or••ll (ltl! IE 7S1) Anr~rll•r! 11 A i...,.. .. rl<•I (141 CEM! (OHYl!ITltll!.' CYL .. STl(I(. SHAl.-1 ISkt 1$11 '71 K GHIA CONY· '""'" '"· "'~ s•"' '" 1 1 llllt Ntw1 (ffJ tZWI sa7 VW SUNROOF ~":; :.~" '• ,.., YNr. s94 YW BUG "" '"'' s&7 MUSTANG s&& 110.RYAIR ::.':."':::~ ..... """'· '&3 VW BUG '"' •011 s69 CHEVY MALIBU \ • s2199 s349 s395 s999 s1099 s1299 . s1999 s1049 s375 S695 _s350 S1699 •2196 c ....... ...,. ..., .............. a.. ... -.. - ' t • ' CALL UI NOWll PHONI 557·9220 INSTANT CREDIT YOU •HD A•D ITIU SA VI YOU -IY 1.lf you ort ntW in Cofilomio 3. !i .,ou ort,.., on your jotl 2. If you owt money an yow 4. If you hovt littlt or no tor credit U1 Ml m TO AllMll Tiii CllltT a• TllMI lff 1111 IO TUTJH&IT BRAND NEW '72 DODGE TRUCK BRAND NEW '72CHARGER Lood9d w1!~ ••WI blnr.h uoll. Meil- ''· lll•l' l<rtl. wpnd•~•tldw• 01"'1'1, d>'Khon 1itf'CllL !vii •"'rl i111, • .. .... ~ .. ~lb .1110/t. Wlf1t:1Al1, ... $2288,Y& laoded ,,.,Ito wind•k1old WO•h .. 1. "-;h liad buo;ke! i,eot1, kt<i!..-•• .,,1 hft:dl•,,. H , ouh.Gr morr(ll" G9S•1~ 1~•1. • mv<~ irochmorr LL29828184S4S $208800 'IMMIDIATI D'LIYER FULi $19 DOWN , PllCE ' ,,, ! Jl'l'lniollil~,,..iW~1tlol ..,,,,..,.,.,,.._i;. Moll $ t MONTH FQR36 ,...., ... '"°""' ... _ ....... lo< :Ill ""'' Dt'tr•..i P1"" ,..~. MONlHS ~111\ .. 1 '"'' 1c .. ,. -~-t P\ll((NU!rt IAll t 9l'• TAKE YOUR CHOICE '71 PINTO '"':!.t~9~~I"'"'· L Ood.d 'w,·ih''•oter, v,·ny l defros1111. d1K brokes. fult now vtn: n tila!">Ofl, rec:lining bucktt seois. Sl!llll llTr+ileod com 1600 (( eng.-a. 11111th more. low rnilqt. roof, bucket~eats. 061 CJ£ -'69 FORD , TOllNO G.T. 1 Or Hf. V s. rt1d". hear«. """ltwliU'-~"ti in!, roood -.Mth.21.6~! , ' $88829AKI OFFER '70CHEVY IMPALA Aute. tron1~ foe!. air cond .. rodio. htu'-< • .,..hi1twOl'tt. lir+yl i!it1,.,tr. 1 ... 1 -..heel. 186 .lG• $"1888?~~ '68 DODGE DAil 1 l odiO & lkelrr, .\ul\llMl!C fl!Wth lllOrt. Jl(V I SS '70Charger v.a, 0.10. 1ro~1. lot! a ... cancl. roM. ~tilirf, whi•t• wolis. •mrl roof. ~ 12 A.SN $16882~All OFFEll '68 DODGE 440 \ ' . • • ' • .. ' ' l l . • • • • • • . • ,, ; " • .. s • . -. . ' ' ' ~ ) ' • • • • • • • • • • . • • ' . .. •. . • • • i ' < l • • • • • . , l : ' . ·: • ' \ ' ' ,, ' . \, • iJ& P.\JLY PILOT ' • I . • • -· • ' • • Ftido/. Dtcemi, )l, 1971 ... • • . .. . ' • ,er\: ,, -. ' • .. .. .,.. .. .. . I I' ' "• . .. '' .. ,, . . ' • j ,. ',. ,,, ... . ,.. ' • ,., t J • •• -,.~,_ ' .., ...... II"'! .. ••• , , .. j' " . . • • • • ·y1s, MARVIN PEARCE HAS EXPANDED TO ORANGE COUNTY!! I t ; I , r ' (• . THE UNCOM,,ARAILE UTE LINER 25 foot to 21 FHI .. ' THE ,ABULOUS PACE·ARROW 18'-20'-22' & 24' Models Prlc From $6995 + TAX LIC. . T • ~ • ~ • --·-"THI IALIOA ·MOTOR HOMIH .. .. . ·--··~--··--~·1 ,. . ~ . '< • • .. .1 • • \, "'"t • The 11 Ft. Motor Yacht On Wheel1 • I A new conc~pt in the ,pur~1is• & "1nt.1,1I of leadlqg motor homes ••. , • • .. . · · J , ' :. , ' •J 'k FREE INDOOR . STORAGE With Your Pur41'•s,.....Limited Time Offer ' Ir ' ~; * RENT BACK PR~GJIAM ) .. _"... • --., '"l /iV"l .. 10' ~, •... :.11 •••• 1 .... - _.... . ,,. ~ I ..J. M13t-4 .A~A .t FREl :MOYOR HOt.,\E 11HOW,,/'"!.~l'>~'J ·O) · For Your Comfort & Conv.enienct .All Motor Homos ARE ON DISPLAY INDOORS ., . . • ·1 ' \ . .. ' . ' * WE D,IEAL ·ONLY · IN MOT°" llOMES Lot us help 'l_OU _wit~ ~ur .1:11~ tjOME n,ft,d,s • , • ~ ·y9Hr ~·•J'•-•r•. for personal 'pl11sure, ln~S.i Iii! lf<jr t•.~i.~ i,.r, w~ ~ .. pr~,?.,.a ~o: give the professional •clvl~. y .. ilrpect. ·'':'. . . · A Motor H:ome is a Great Investment • • IN iOGETHERNESS -A v1coticn home on wheels by the sei, In the mountains, desert or anywhere ·e AS A BUSINESS -Rent it out .. • '!'•'II help you with t~e i:letails • I e AS A MOTOR HO)IAE CLUB with auociatts We also RENJ MOTOR HOMES -Roserve yours NOW for Sprin9 end Summer Vacatipn ..• sleeps anctfeecls 6-10 comfortably. Anybody cen drive one. · • · · ·· .. ~ . ~.~-. ,. . •' ''Thli Winter Hove Your Own Pr ivate Ski lodge" <:>. .. .; • ... . -, • > .. ~ . ' ' " i-,:'.•. :; • N ~ 'l;: . ' ·' u. ' .. • I-1J, I, a: • "" . I .J • 0 ~! .. • • IL , • • ~. • • McF1'DbEN w , . v z "'1 -~. r ~"~ > •• ., UI \t! ... - """ l: Lii ~ -o '() .• . I-< -· ... -... ~ EDll\IG~R -~ a: .. I. I. ...J\J ., •• I • ... - • • . .... . i ' • t , ' 1411 SOUTH ¥1UAGE W Y .. l.AJ!TA ANA, CALIPORNIA t27~· '. \I • ' 114/158·3222 ~ • •~A •• r' ~PIN W:N MoMoy "'"' l1tvr<l1 ,,., •th• htclrf ... ~ .. ,..lftfM!J't "6'I ro!\l>ltl'AGON.-,, .... dan l& -~. Auto., -P.S., f&c1. air. (70tg) .. • $l9S DAVE ROSS PotlTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fa.tr Dr. Coe1a ~lesa 5'l:ltl 1 * '7) FORDS* GALAXIES e MusfANCs HER~CORP • 221 M-9'~1:. Aiw.eim 11141 nMMt · '6& ford LTD 2-iir, au ro tran~ radio, fac a.it, P/S • P/B, Pvt ply, $1-49 5 . 67.')...6852 • '6.i LTD Df'!Jir,• x.lnt ool'ld lhru-our, 'l'ni'· li~s I brb, P 1.F.ac~~ ,JEEPS '40 WIUoYSJoep< -"°""· Tow bar., Hardtop. $7'1(1. 54&-21~ 1956 WIUK'S 6· eyl. -.•rwlM. ~ ' .. c.u, eu _.,. 'GS MERC. l\1onteeo MX. Autn., factory atr, vtny! (Clp. (9669) $U99 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2·180 Harbor lllvd. at Fair Dr. Clol!ll" )!... l!IHOll \ lt71 MERCURY . 'STATION WAGONS HERTZ CQR"',-+--1 221 W .. Ka tell a, An&htlria !114) 778-4050 '69 Marqui1 Colon1 · .Puit, .lB-pau. .. wan •. M . xtru. T~Ljdo bl• ~t;y. s;soo. &7H6l1. • "61 MERCURY Colonot i>Uk Wrn., air cond., AM/FM, poaltt~,l~non cm.·. f$lt or,. ffr. 6I~4. · '60 WAGON, auto, .ft.alt, reblt •nri-"-trarc.-p . ~1-4002. MUSTAN• 1969 .. Air cond, RIH, P/S, N-·kt~1 .. '(;.~ co _:__!---1-....!. 0 0 ' '64 Y Station Wgn. Au · trans:.,. PIS,; J't/H • air/~ 11ur. NCk. N"on alip ult. Cood, ~bber. 1 owner. $495 •• ~8. . '" OLOS Lll)lu1r•' 40,000 .mllOi."To~ aha,pe, Cc.iid tires. Ill~ Tel. 5e-2865 , !!!!!! Glbral,tli!";~ '68 OLM 442. BI!l:.1'r ..,, &-trade. r.tmio, ..... ~.IJUW.. . aJr, Grey, blk fnter., power acceu. GoOd cond. 96MOOO. P~Yttt~UTH ' '64 BABRACUDA Sdi.a illelf. cone drive ~ Belt~ OYer S350o ~3759 eves. . -l'OtmAC:. · '.6i~~-~4Uii'CJ.. 11\lf.to, ~..:. air\~~. (00G:l\l3) .•• • ·.:;"1 ~-~$12" 11. • " • DAVE 055 PONtfA\: )t8() Harbor Blvd, at Fair Dt.1 Colt& Me1& 5tlJ.801.7 '69 PONTIAC GTO, alr-<oitd l pwr. ateerlng, RMI, tact. wirranty, One ~· WW help finance. 892--1185. '89 LE MANS 2 dr. HT, a.tr . PS/PB, vynl top. bueketl, conmle. 350 V-8, 56,IXI) mi'I. Xlnt cord. Sl59a. Pvt. pl;)'. Ev•: 6~1437. 196' Tempe1t Cu11om !on- tlac station wqon. ~--' '68 Grand Prix Mut Sell ),W, P/s, p/b, pfw, $1J)O • best offer gn...9217, '6.\ PONT. C.Wlna, ~ Good cond. .Makt ~· !!61-1380. ,,,. '88 LE 1\11n1, 2 Or .. lo \iii;'. Xlnl cond. Afl. s A wknda . ~l. i RAMBLER ~ * *1964 RAJll BLER Claalc l!\4"°¥ Wqwt, $l2S. Coll 61J-3jjll. I AA ;1 • R~I • . ·ii T-W~ ...... ~. ~ f;'."~"--~~-1 .. jJ6 DAILY PILOT 5.tturday, Januclr')' l, 1972 - ' . BRAND NEW DISCOUNT DISCOUNT DISCOUNT '72FORD '72FORDLTD '72PINTO '72 T·BIRD ECONOLINE VAN COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON RUNABOUT 3 DOOR 2 DOOR HARDTOP (U4AHND1492) loaded. (2J76N129583) Load ed. (2R11X133962) l oaded. (2J87Nl 188~1J • ...... ~239. $ -~2-30 . s457 SJ507 H "'"'"'~~ .... ·~- • OFF WINDOW STICKIR PRICI OFF WINDOW STICKIR PRICI OFF WINDOW STICKER PRICI . .DISCOUNT D1s·couNT DISCOUNT BRAND NEW ' '72FORDLTD '72MUSTANG '72TORINO '72 FORD ' Gran Torin~ Spt. 2 Dr. Hdtp. 1/2 Ton Pickup 4 DOOR HARDTOP 2 DR. SPORTS ROOF loaded. (2J64Nl 06054) Loaded,(2F02J114212J · loaded. (2A35Nl 41370) (F10ARM84458) $1206 $5~38 -$689 ~ .$2 598 ' .~ OFF*111D01rS'11CKDl PRICI on WlllDOW mcna PRICI OFFWINDOwmcm PRICI PLUI TAX & LIC .. 11 . '61 rem· et coovwi 51 77 '6·1·vw ~~'~R~?J '~""'"•· "'"' ""'" Mffn $877 '69 vw FAST IACK 1;, s -I 1vzs 1.a1 s11Q a11m, radio, hut~. 1m BEP) ~ Cpe., lid1: Sh;tt, Radio, Htallll". --------------------------------~---------' 59 Ford ~!o.~~~ ........ ·""-'" ,,.M. $177 '66 .0lds ~!~Aw~u~~.E~.,. Tm •.• FK~ .. $777 '66 Dodge ~~~:..~~.~-·-... $1177 , Rndio. (1GK NI) , , Afr, Poww DIM: 8nkts. (SKW till T°' ROM', the WOrks. (SRO JAii '64 Dodge ~!!~ '"'"· ... m.Cf< n•MmfH... $277 '65 Mustang 2 DOOR HARDTOP $577 '67 L·1nttoln !"'~~;!~R~~~~ "'· $1377 Good Tr•n~POrt•tlon, CRTU lOJI \ VI, L•nd•u top, Air. .. IFFC DI ttr '51 GMC ~·~,~ .~~ "'"· ··"" ""'w· """"' $277 '65 Country . ~~:1,.:~:N._,. $477 '68 Dodge ;~~~"···-< ... $1777 '70 Ford ;~~~'f.~:1~0,:·::~:~·:i.~~7·$1677 '65 VW ~~~"'"· ..... , .. ,W .. WfM ... , $517 '70 Ford :::K:,:: ........... " .. $1677 ~-----------------' 61 Toyota ~!:~~~'~'"'" ''""'"" '"" $577 '69 Chev ~~r~~~~::-=;~·~.r:.~':.t •. $1677 '68 F·1at STATION WAGON $477 , 597) , • HHl1r. (YES JJt) 4 Speed, Gaod RunMI". (XEX IDI '64 Dodge ~~~!! .. ·· ... , ..... -· ... $477 '67 ford =~~~~ .... ""'" "' --· -$877 ' 0 Trt 1umpb TR, $1977 & ShariiJ {GNY IDtl ,,..,,..._ $Mrpl ITTT IO'n z I! _ Life N-1·(7M &ND) ' --.. ---- ~----------------~ '70 Ford ~~~~~~~~·!!,... FK...., $2477 '67 T-B·1rd ,,_., "' CO>d. '"" Pon•, vi.:-so77 '70 Maver·1ck ~;;:' 0:::··. ~~· .7-"" s977 Air Condlllooh10. (QS IELI Root. (TYH 611). (.ompere et rl 7 ~ • RENT·A·CAR $ 6 ~s ~~~MILE \ ' ~· i LONGTlRM LEASING AVAILABL'E • I • <. -·--· COST A MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN Vt\LLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTI! WEEK OF JANUARY 1 • JANUARY 7 Hill HOlDE by Dick Wllaon WU.SON FORD HuaUnatoa Beach Hcl'c·~ 4a dandy from Jolly 11' England ... It seems that two not so smart young auto thiev<'ll didn't plan out the "Job" too well. The two youths stoh.' a vehicle f>arkro by a roadside garage. To be sur<.' they w<·r<.'· n't 11een or heard, they pushed the car a few hundrro fc<.'t down the road. When out of sight, they attcmptC'd to start the car as the ignition k<'yS were still in tht• car. Unable to start the car th<'Y contlnuc..-d to. push the vehicle down the road tor several miles. When th<.' po- lice finally caught up to th<.'m they wen' just too t irro to run: Both wcrt' more than a littl<.• embarrassed whcrf the police informed them that th<' ~aa·ag<• mechanic had just removed th1• ~ngine to rcplaet' it with a n"" one. Had tht'y only wait<'d n whil<' longer ... One thing you c;an rest assur<'d of h<'re al Wilson Ford Sales in Huntin~ ton Beach Is quality workman~ ship that comes from our mod- ern facility. Whatever your au1- tomoblle malntainancc m•<'ds be. from major overhaul. body and paint, l.'lcctrical. wha l<'v<'r. our factory trained technicians perform tht>ir trad(' like th1• professionals they arc ... And remember, we make knowln~ your Ford or other fine cnr our business. TH! DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 DICK WILS.ON'S. ~!sL!Pc~ afv~~!~m!~~~~ACH [II ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DI~ COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! I Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale!· BRAND NEW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ TOJAL DOWN PYMT. $65 TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. J6 MONTHS $65 i1 the tot•I tlow" p•yment • $65 i1 the tot•I mo"thly P•Y"'ent inclutl1"9 tu, '71 liuru• •nd •II fi"•"ce chu9e1 o" •ppro•etl crecllt for J6 month1. Oefurecl peymont price u S.2405.00 i"cludi"9 •" finence ch•r9e., tuu, •72 lice"H or rf you prefer 1\ pey u1h, fhe full cesh price is o"ly UOst.•s i"clucli"9 .. 1 .. tu, ''n license A.,. It 10.64 '1.. 19.71 FORD MOYE·EM·OUT SALE NOW ON AT WILSON FORD JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE $AN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD . 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6611 • ' • "' ,. '0 , ..... 1 o.,, SUYICf ortN f11., , .. ,.. Fri .• I e "'· fo 5 p "'· MON. 7:JO •·•· te l:lO ,.-. 592-5511 E E lC 6 12 11 l 2 2 3 4 4: 6 8: 10: 11: 6:: 7:: 8:~ 8:: 9:( ll:C 11:~ 7:: 8:( 9 :( 10:( 6·~ 7:3 8:C 8:3 l();(J 10:'4 6:3 7:J lO:C 6:1 7:3 9:0 10:0 6:3 7:3 8:l 9:0 11:0 11:3 7:3 8 :() 8:3• 9:() 11 :() 11:1 11:3• IPORTI HlfJHllfJHTI SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP~ The AFC and NFC Championship games will be televised today by NBC and CBS stations. Starting times and teams will be announced. MONDAY, JANUARY 3 5:00 O ll) (4) NBA Basetball Milwaukee Bucks vs. New York Knicks WEDNESDA~ JANUARY 5 8:00 O Kings Hockey Los Angeles Kings vs. California Golden Seats THURSDA~ JA~UARY 6 8 :00 m Boxing From the Olympic 10:00 a!) Futbol·Soccer FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 6:00 O Lakers Basketball Los Angeles Lake~ vs. Atlanta Hawks. 12:00 O UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Beavers at Oregon State in tape· delay teleccts t. · SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 11 :00 AM;, {lij) Senior Bowl Football 1 :00 U Ci) Hula Bowl Football ---.._ 2:001J 8 Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open Golf Final rounds of the 125,000 lnv1tat1onal from the Rancho Park Golf Course I High School Basketball Game of the Week World of Sports Illustrated 2:30 Pacific Eight Basketball USC Tro1ans vs. Oregon State 3 :00 Cf) CBS Golf Classic The ninth annual classic, a team best ball, match play tournament 1s aired via tape, from the Fire stone Country Club 1n Akron, Ohio. 4:00 Pro Bowlers Tour 4 :30 6:00 8:30 10:30 11:35 World of Sports Illustrated Futbol·Soccer Rams Football Action Box de Mexico UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Beavers at Oregon State Saturday Night Fights UCLA Buketball Replay of 8:30 PM game. SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 6:30 11 (C) "Zontar: Th• Thing From Venus" (sc1·f1) '67-John Agar. 7:30 2 8 CC) "Up the Down Staircase" (drama) '67-Sandy Dennis 9 "Convicts Four" (booaraphy) '63-Ben Gazzara, Stuart Whitman 8:00 11 "Pat and Mike" (comtodyl '52-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn 8:15 5 "Blue of Noon" (dramal '47-W1ll1am Holden, Anne Baxter 9:00 7 3 6 CC) "Grand Slam" lSu'!>PenHl '67-Edward G. Robinson 11:00 9 "Tobacco Road" (drama) '41-Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews 11:30 2 "Off limits" !comedy) '53-Bob Hope. Mickey Rooney MONDAY. JANUARY 3 7:30 9 "Hitler" Cdrama) '(,2 Richard Basehart. Maria Emo. 8:00 5 "Stella Dallas" (dram.11 'H-B.ubcHa Stanwyck John Boles 1 (C) "RalntreJ Country' Cdrama) '58-Ehzabeth Taylor 9:00 3 (C) "If A Man Answers" 1comed(l 62-Sandra Dee Bobby Dann. 4 10 (C) "Showboat" (ml s1c<11l '5 -Ave Gardner. Howard Keel 10:00 '-i "Son of Belle Star" (western) SJ-Keith Larson, Oona Drakt' 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 10;00 10:•5 TUESDAY. JANUARY ' 7 CC) "ThrH Guna for Telle.'' Part I (wKtern) '68-Nev11te Brand 9 "Frightened City" Cmy'!>teryl '62-Hl!eben Lorn John Gregson 5 "Stella Dallas <drama) '37-Barbara Stanwyck. John Boles 7 3 6 (C) "Gtdaet Gets Married" !comedy) '71-M•chael Burns 9 "Hands of a Stringer" (drama) '62-Paul Lukather. James Stapleton 5 "The Plainsman" lwnternl '36-Gary Cooper. Charles Bickford WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 6:30 7 (Cl "Three Guns for Texas" Conclus•on (westeren) '65-Neville Brand 7:30 9 "Trou ble Along the Way" (comedy) '53-John Wayne. Donna Rt-ed 10:00 9 (C) "The Buat of Budapest (drama) '68-M1chael M oll~ 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 THURSDAY. JANUARY 6 7 (C) "The Young Warriors" !drama) '67-James Drury. Jonath.-.n Daly. 9 (C) "Gld«iet Goes Hawaiian" (comedy) '61-Deborah Walley 2 8 "Heaven With a Gun" (we~rern) '69-Glenn f'ord Carolyn Jones 9 "Man Without • Body" (~ct f1l '57-Robert Hutton. George Coufourls. FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 6:30 1 (C) "Thin Air" (scd1) '68-Georg"e Sanders. Maurece (vans. 7:30 9 CC) "S1nt11{0" (adventure) '50-Alan Ladd, Lloyd Nol.rn 8:30 ' 10 CC> "The ost Fllght" (drama) '69-lloyd Bridges. Anne Fr;rncos 5 "Stella Dallis'' (drama) '37-Barbar:, Slanwyck. Johe. 130lf's. 9:00 2 (C) "Kiiier by N11ht" (drama) '71-Robert Wagner, Diane Barker J 1:00 9 "Fright" (mystery,> '57-Nancy Malone. [r•c F'lemeng. 11:30 2 "Hell to Etetlhlty • (drama> '60-Jeffrey Hunter. David Janssen. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 7:30 9 CC) "Devil •t 4 O'Clock" (adventure) '61-Spencer Tracy. Frank 8:00 11 "Golden Boy" (drama> '39-W1ll1am Holden Barbara Sl anwyck 8:30 1 3 6 (C) "The Astron•ut" (drama) '71-Jackoe Cooper, Monte Markham 9 :00 ' 10 CC) "V1nlshed" Piirt I !Rl (dram<') '71-Rochard W1dm11rk 11:00 9 CC) "Queen of Outer Spece" and (C) "Attack of the Mushroom People" 11:15 2 ''1'he Hangman" <western) '59--Robert Taylor ft>Ss P11rker 11 :30 4 To Be .Announced? 6 "Sherlock Homes F•cH Death" <mystery) '43-Basil Rathbone 1 CC) "The N1ked Spur" dr."\mal '53-J"mes Stewart Janet lt>1f(h THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEf.1<. JANUARY 1, 1972 At i/... r Lcmu11gl'llo of North Bflblyo11, N . Y .. 1 oils one earlier tliil yec1r. Le111ongello is one of the rising group of young stars who ltm•e bt•t•n dominating play this sem.011: Ire has eumed more than $40.000 to rank among the nation's top money winners. Ltmon- 1:effo wif/ be among rile outstanding bowlers who will be seen 011 the winter sports series, Professional Bowlers Tour, which rt•tunn to its Saturday afternoon slot for the I I tit consecurive SL'a\011. Tiie season premiere show is rlre $100,000 BPAA U .S. Open, tcle\'i1ed /i1•e from Madison Square Garden Satwday (Jan. 8) at 2:30 PM q11 ABC. YUllDAY LADIES DAY WASH & . JO WAX WID. GAi DAY WAIH FREE ,., ~AX WITH 7 GAL. fl1 UP Page 3 I 5:: 6:1 6:: 7:C 7:3 SATURDAY JANUARY 1 EVENING 5:00 00 Movie: "Hide ind Seek'' (sus pense) '64 -Ian Cermichael, Janet Munro .g This WHk In ~ Footb1ll 00 Movie: "Rost Bowl Story" (ro· mance) '52-Natalie Wood. 0 I sJf<IAl I R1ee of Two Worlds "The Questor Grand Prix." m Tournament of Roses Par1de Repeat S~e 8 30 AM listing O)Stu Trtt Qj Boxin& all Muslca y Canclones lltlnu 5:30 News 0 Candid Camera 6:00 tJ Bl& News Clete Roberts O Rams footb1ll Action 0 m UnidN The Proaram takes a look II the ph~t or the Chicano athlete-part1cula1ly football play ers There appears to be 1 scarcity of college scholarships for students ol Mexican anc!stry. (:J The Real Don Steele Show OJ Bracken's World ti) Waterfront Ell) The Advoc1tn m Box de Mulco ~ Saf1rl to Adventure all S.cuestro en el Clelo 6:30 (3) str1ne1rs In Their Own Land 00 Sports Challen&• 0 News Hlfgh W1lltams Star Trtll ti) T rave I u re 9' Let's 80 Explorlna 7:00 tJ C8S Hewi Roger Mudd World of S9orts lllu1tr1ttd Dal Hee Haw 00 Truth or Constquences D let's M1kt 1 Deal (:J Oe1th Valley D1ys m ~ l1wrence Welk "Happy New Year Everyone" (i) It Tlllu 1 Thief &) Waterfront £t) Amtric1n Dream M*'hlne all Vuled1d Muslc11 7:30 6 David frost Revue Louis Ny~ guests. (I) Hanny and the Profauor 0 Bowl Day Hl1hll(hts Doctor In ttlt HouM 0 Juvenlle JulJ Norm Crosby au es ts. Rollin' on the Rlvtf' 0 Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "Cly Of l1ttt1" (drama) '63-Van Heflln. Rill Moreno 'l'HE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUAltV 1, 1972 El) Trawlur. al Lucecita al Cine Mexicano 10:00 tJ Mission: lmpos.sible Casey Wilde, 'ftaymond Massey, Mich.el Rennie 8:00 tJ (j) All in the Family Archie 'Closes as a young peasant girl from tries to act nonchalant while trap· Europe imported to be the bride or ped in an elevator with a neurotic Joe Corvin (guest James Gregory). Movie: "The Wor1d In His Aims" (drama) '52 -Gregory Peck. Ann Blyth secretary, a wealthy black lawytr the lop man at putting underworld 11:30 O Cinema 4: To Be Announced and an expectant mother. /J.. millions into Swiss banks 00 Movie : "Sherlock Holmes 1n O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sands of the O Thutre of the Stan Washineton" (mystery) '43 -Basil Kallhari" {adventure) '65 -Stuart O Sports Ch1llenee Rathbone. Whitman. Stanley Baker Susannah O Cl) al The Persuaders "The O Saturday Hi&ht Movie: "Because York Ozerov Inheritance" The late Dame The(re Youn1" (drama) '60 -Dick O tournament of Rosts Ptr1de Gladys Cooper guests as the Grand Clark, Michael Callan, Tuesday Weld (Repeat} Duchess Ozerov who seeks Danny CJ' Movie: To Be Announced 0 (JJ (!)Getting To 11 et h fl r and Brett's help In establishing her tOJ Movie: "Once More My D1r1ln1" "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" Be right to a collection or jewels. -(drama) ·49 -Robert Montgomery, cause of a misunderstanding, Bobby O Target Regis Philbin Ann Blyth and Lionel dissolve their partner· m News Ken Jones IE) Movie: ''The D1y and the Hour" ship and Bobby goes to work for a OJ The Wilburn Brothers (drama) '63 -Simone Signore!, successful phony. 6L' Chiller Theatre Stuart Whitman . (19) News Schwarti, Chandler ~ Film: "fourteen Houri" ' m Movie Grub: (2hr) ''Pat and lZ:OO 0 Movie: "Blick Tide" (mystery) Mike" (comedy) '52 _ Katharine 10:30 0 OJ Hews '56 -John Ireland, Derek Bond Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Aldo Ray. (:J Twlll~ht Zone , Jim Backus. Charles Bronson lf§) Whats Your Sien. 12:30 0 Speikine freely OJ Championship Wrestlln& l l:OO tJ (]) 0 0 (j) ®l News 1 :00 @ Ne~s CC'\ Wor1d Tomorrew m AJl·Ni..t.t Show: "fore. of Evil," ui O Saturday Nipt F\(hll "" ED Hollywood Television Theatre (6) Marsh•! Dillon "Flifht for freedom'' and •'Spirit of Oft Ensalada de Locos West Point'' ~ O Friaht Nifht: (C) "Dinosaurus" m llwrenee Welk Show and "Teen1eers f rom Spice" 9 film: (C) "Whitt Feather'' m Mov;e: "Babu on Broadway" all latin-Amerlun Showcase (musical) '42 -Judy Garland, 1:15 0 Movie: "The Monolith Monsters" (sc..t1) '58 -Grant W1lll1ms. Lola Albright @Sports Challen&• Mickey Rooney OJ It Is Written 1:300 News 8:30 tJ (j) Mary Tyler Moore Show Mary 1s stood up by a handsome 11:10 ED David Suss~ind Show OJ Movie: "Hiehway Or11n1t'' (dra· ma) ·54 -Richard Conte, Joan Bennett pohtic1an five times In a f~Yt. ll:l5 tJ fabulous 52! (C) "Omar Kh•y· 0 CI)@ ffi ABC Movie of the yam" (adventure) '57 -Cotnel 2:45 tJ News Weelttnd: (C) (90) ''Tht feminist -------------------------and the Fuu" (R) (comedy) '71- Sarbara Eden, David Hartman, Jo Anne Worley, Julie Newmar, Herb Edelman, Farrall Fawcett, John Mc Giver. Harry Morgan. Because of a / housin& shortage In San Francisco. a beautiful airl agrees to share an 1partment with a policeman. He works one shift and she another. but they still mana1e to become in· volved in one another's lives ti) Hour of Deliverance 9:00 6 00 Dick Van Dyke Show Chutes Nelson Reilly appears as a man who repossesses the Preslons' furniture, one of a series of embarassments Q Year End Review ED The Silent Year's "lntoleran<:e" al Movie: "Hoy Como Ayer" m Once Upon a Tour 9:30 fi 00 Arnie Mr. Majors farms Arnie out to a new company con · trolled by Continental, International Foundation, and the embarrassed Arnie finds himself making e>tecutive decisions. When Arnie clashes with found ation designer Yves Saint Louie (Robert Clary), over the newest un dergarment creations, Arnie decides to poll the female public on the question and discovers some un upected hazards in his rrassroots survey. Charlss Nelson Reilly returns in his role of Randy Robinson, the "G1ddyap Gourmet." 0 News Larry Burrell OJ Porter Waconer ' ORDER ,W! ~ , YOURS TODAY! 1000 Beautiful Stick-on LABELS Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Younelf or 1 Friend M•V ~ uJ<d on envelope, •• rtturn tddrtu le.,.11 Alto very ll•ndY H kfcntlflcellon l•bel• tor m•rkl11g penonel lltml Juel! llS book a, rtcord1, pno10s, •le. L•NI• 1llck on 111•1• And m.y bo used lor mtrk1"9 home-ceMed food Item•. All '•"I' .,, pr1nt<d wlltl 1lyll1h VOQIH' type on ""' quollry wtille eummtod Pto.t". r----;.;::.:-(:-po:.:,;-.::::,~~:~ ----,, I f'llOI Prlnlln9 Llbtl Olv., P .O l ni U40 I C•U• MtUi, C•llf tt62' I I I I I I I I I I I I : PILOT PRINTING I L------~---~~-~--------~~ § I ,.,. 5 SUNDAY JANUARY 2 . MORNING al Esta Es la Vida 39 NFL Game of the Week 9:40 1 3 Bible Stories/Community Action 10:00 iJ 8' NFC Championship Game Starting time and teams will be an nounted 0 ffi\ AFC Championship Game Starting time and teams will be an nounced ~:15 m The Chrlstophers 0 Hour 61 Power 6:30 O Country Music 0 3 Reluctant Dragon m The Bible Answers 0 Movie: "War Is Hell" (drama) 6:45 (8, The Christophers '64-Tony Russell, Baynes Ba11on 6:55 f) Givs Us This Day al Frente a la Vida J9 Film: "Never Say Die'' 7:00 iJ Tom and Jerry 0 The Christophers 10:30 0 (3 The Doubledeckm (iJ Cathedral of Tomorrow ffi Faith tor Today m Unit One al Adelante con las Escuelas ffi Public Affairs/Social Security 11:00 0 Home Buyers Guide '6) Larry Kane Show 7:30 f) The Groovie Coolies 0 3 Bullwinkle 0 This Is the life m Movie: "Down to the Sea 111 0 Mormon Tabernacle Choir Ships" (adventure) 49 Lionel (6 ) Directions Barrymore, Oeah Stockwell 0 Oral Roberts @ Church in the Home 110! KOGO Cartoons al Novela Semanal OJ Yogi Bear and Friends_ m AFC Championships ffi Saettd Heart/The Chnstophers O'i) Varredad 8:00 0 er I SPECIAL I The Year in Re· lMO 0 (J l Make a Wish li&icn O Movie: (C) "4·0'' (m f1) 59-0 Mrs. Alpha Bet Robert Lansing, Lee Meriwether O Rex Humbard ,39' Robin Hood (4) Real Estate Open House Q:} Cine Murcano 0 Herald of Truth flOJ Old Time Gospel Hour lfi Wonderama ID Revival Fires 8:30 O Serendipity O Campus Profile "Psychology and Nutrition" Host Arnold Pike dis· cusses how emotions may affect d1gei.t1on and how diet may alfect emotional health Dr l oriene Chase and juvenile actors Mark and David Grune1 guest O Day of Discovery ID Kathryn· Kuhlman 9:00 f) Inside footbalf 0 Challen&e My Sermon 0 Day of Discovery 0 Rap With Rabbi Mike Children's religion show with Rabbi Michael Menitoff fJ ID (8 J Oral Roberts @) It Is Written al Musiu y Palabras O~ Cartoon Carnival O'i) Panorama Latino en Domingo FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS All programming is subject to change and pre-empution due to eo11era~e of the NFC and AFC championship games by CBS and NBC stations. Starting times are tentative and teams will be announced. 9:30 O NFC Championship Pre-game 1n terv1ews O Meet the Press O Cene Autry @Movie: "The Unknown Terror" (mystery) "57-John ~ward. Mala Powers. fJ Angie's Garage CIJ let There Be light fJ Kathryn Kuhlman 119) Sports Illustrated tD Oldtime Gospel Hour P•ge 6 AFTERNOON 12:00 t 3 ) Tree House Club 0 Movie: "London Town" (comedy) '4&-Sid Field, Kay Kendall 6 Movie: "Cirry on Sergeant" (comedy) '59 Shirley l.aton, Wil liam Har1nell 0 Suspense Theatre ffi Intelligent Parent ~ film: "Centennial Summer" O'i) Viaje 12:30 1 3' Chris1adelphians ID Teenage Trials 12:45 O NFC Post-Game Show l :00 O face the Nation Guest '' Pete Rozelle, Comm1ss1oner of rhe Na· t1onal Football League. O Sunday Movie: (C) "The Secret Door" (drama) '64-Robert Hutton. Sandra Dorne. Peter llling 0 '3 Cl) Directions O Milllon $ Movie: "Biiiy Budd" (classic) '62-Terence Stamp, Peter Ustinov llQJ Movie: (C) "The Purple Mask" (adventure) '55--Tony Cur:t1s, Col leen Miller. m World Beyond ffi News Nick Carter al Tribuna Publita tm) Teatro Dominica! 1:30 O Camera Three @ Joe Namath Show 0 (3) Issues and Answer$ ffi Voice of Calvary €D The Course of Our Time-s 2:00 f) Steps to Leaming (3) Voice of Agriculture I O Robert It Dornan Sflow Guest is Attorney F lee Bailey and an anonymous mystery guest, The Pro· lessor. author of the book, "The Trial of Angela Davis " I ~ rnE OAllY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 { 6 ) Best of Bowllng 0 Eyewitness ( 8 Movie: ''Panic" (drama) '63 Janine Grey, Glyn Houston ID Hey landlord m I SPECIAl I Science '71: A Re· port to the Nation (5hr) Five 60 minute re ports based on the 138th annual meeting of American Assoc1 ation for the Advancement of Sci ence (AMS). world's largest sc1ent1I ic organization g[) leyendas de Mexico m film ~ Film: "High, Wide and Hand some" tm) Virgen de Fatima (E Buy-line 2:30 O Sunflower Celebration Company 00 Across :he Fence 0 On Campus O Movie: (C) ''The Battle at Apache Pass" (western) '52-Jeff Cliandler John Lund, Susan Cabot 'fQ Meet the Press ID Sports Set 3:00 0 Or. Irene J(assorla Featured 1~ .i group d1scuss1on with women who consider thPmsel11es compulsive ear ers. I 3 • University Dialogue O lmpacto 0 Laredo (61 Daktari ' O Family film Festival; "The 8ash- ful Elephant" {drJma) "62 Molly Mack. Helmut 5chrn1d (lO~ Insight m Chiller ID Rolh!r Game al Toros ffi Bullwinkle 3:30 (3 l Bob Ralston Music Box O focus (8) Your Doctor Answers 'jg, Lowell Thomas m Insight (E Agriculture Report 4:00 O Movie: "She Couldn't Say No" (comedy) '54 -Robert Mitchum Jean Simmons. Edgar Buchanan (3) Movie ~ "The World in His Arm$'• (drama) '52 -Gregory Peck. Ann Blyth. 0 Insight 0 Movie: "The Cowboy and the · lady" (comedy) '38-Gary Cooper. Patsy Kelly 00 Tarzan Theatre 0 Movie: (C) "Drums Across the River" (western) '54-Audie Murphy, Lisa Gaye, Waller Brennan. ri) Probe [()) National Geographic (l$) Sesame Street m The Music Box '39 Theatre One (E Rex Humbard 4:30 O Sunday Tom Snyder 00 flee the Nation 0 Pet Set Della Reese gu~ts m Festival of Classics: "Babes on Broadway''. (musical) '42 -Judy Garland. Mickey Rooney, Richard Quine. @ Hey Landlord m This II the Life 5:00 CU Untamtd World O I SPECIAl I Showtime Eddy Arn· 4'11d. the record king of country pop, 1s hos t to Roy Caslfe. Jimmy Ed· wards Freddie 11nd The Dreamers, Derek Dene, Susan Lane. Janie Mar den •nd Susan Maughan (IOl News Schwartz, Chandler ffi Star Trek 1151 American Drum Machine g[) fm M1 Destino m Passport to Tmtl .39 Burke's law tm) Variedades '72 G) Pattern for living 5:30 O Mother Goose Assembly 1'C1v1li zal1on and the Nursery Rhyme" lea tures an "around the world" them~ wilh ethnic songs and dances based on the verses of Mother Goose. Georgia Creighton 1s Mother Goose 0 6l (E Nanny and the Profes- sor "Whatever Happened to felicity" Nanny's childhood doll. Felicity, be comes Prudence's playmate when H.tl and Butch ignore her 8 News Ray Wilson lO Movie· "The tbunting" (mys- tery) '64 -Julie Harris, Claire Bloom m Perspective EVENING 6:00 EJ 8 Sixty Minutes Mike Wallace and Motle y Safer report on sub1ects of current interest. 3 I Movie: (C) (2hr) "If a man An· swers" (comedy) '62-Sandra Dee. Bobby Oar111 0 rn NBC News O Movie: (2hr !Sm) "Stella Dallas" (drama) ·37 -Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles. Anne Shirley. When a 11111 of poverty background marries into wealth and position. her lack of social graces destroys her rela tionsh1p with her husband and daughter 6 Voyagt to Bottom of Sea O I Am Somebody "Grace House- Rebel With a Cause" 0 Wild Wild West ID This Is Tom Jones Gues ts include Shani Wa llis, Pat Paulsen, Ste.vie Wonder and The Hollies (15, Tti. Advoutes '3c1 Racing World e!) Secuestro en el Clelo I rn Make a Wish 6:30 0 Story Theatre O Eyewitness News m Creature Feature: (C) (90) "Zon- taH The Thing From Venus" (sci f1) '67-John Agar. Susan Bjurman m Mett the Press 7:00 O Big News Clele Roberts O Wild Kinadom ''Beneath Kiliman jaro" 6 Hee Haw O Story in Hollywood re Juvenllt Jury 0 Death Valley Days @ Passport to Travel "Magnificent ' l and" Hal Sawyer visits South Amer lea. m cm I SPWAL I A Renaiuance Life: A Peraonal View of Barnard 7.~ .. 8:04 8:30 9:00 Berenson (R) Art historian Kenneth 0 CIJ Ci) aJ ABC Sund1y Movie: Clark and his personal view of men (C) (21/zhr) "Grind Siem" (sus· tor Berenson are featured pense) '67-Edward G. Robinson, el Mujer Janet Leigh, Robert Hoffman, Klaus m Wild Kingdom Kinski, Ricardo Cucciolla, George 9 Lanie Rigaud, Adolfo Celi. Story about $10 ~ P1norem1 Music1I million jewel robbery and a unique al Ski Sune twist of late. 7:30 11 CBS Sund1y Movie: (C) Ci) Minority Community (2hr) "Up the Down Staircase" (dra fE J1panue Movie ma) '67 -Sindy Dennis, P1trick EID CW Masterpltce'-Tht1tre "The BedfOfd, Eileen Heckart, Jean Staple· Six Wives of Henry VIII: Catherine ton, Ruth White, Sorrell Booke, Roy of Aragon" Annette Crosbie and Poole Story of an Idealistic young Keith Michell star teacher and her experiences with a 9:30 O (!) Cade's County Judy Carne group of hostile, underprivileged guests as a girl involved with a gang pupils. of gold smusglers who penetrates 0 (19) m World of Disney "The Sam Cade's masquerade as a crook- Tattooed Police Horse" A skittish ed insurance adjuster. trotting horse has if second chance 0 Hews Larry Burrell aft~r being b1inis~ed to a. mounted 10:00 0 ®) m The Bold Ones -The police beat. Shirley Skiles and Doctors "Moment of Crisis" A clash Charles Seal are featured. between two surgeons and a mass ~This Is .Your Ult Johnny Cash tragedy combine to give Dr. Craig is. the. surprised ~u~st •• several terrifying hours. Guests are B ~·ll~n $ Movie; (2hr) Convicts Lloyd Bochner as Dr. Richard Hark Four' (b1oeraphy) 63 -Ben Ga~· ness and Edward Andrews as Jarvis zara, Stuart Whitman, Sammy Davis Cole Jr. Story of the rehabilitation of g News Dick Garton convict John R~sko who, while serv· 0 Community Feedback mg l 7 years. 1n pnson, became a m News Ken Jones reknowned painter. m J~ De Silva's Open Forum Ci) Three Pnsports to Adventure el) Japanese News Oipst "M~t~flous Macao" The Linkers el Esttellu Musie1lta travel to th• Po~ugu15e gambling 9 film: "Man on 1 Tl&htrope" center on the ma1nffnd of China . • .. .. €i) Royal Family of lapin 10.30 II Jerry Visits Glenn Ford Qj Wild Kingdbm .. 0 The Wor1d Tomorrow m Mantrap Cl) At Issue 8:00 0 Cf> (£) Ttle FBI "The Buyer" Q) Weekend :f.' Chuck Cecil Erskine impersonates the negotiator EE Jipanese Parade for the purchase of a million dol· 10:45 fID OIVld littlejo n/Critlc at lerge lars worth of stolen platinum. Tim 11:00 II Cl) News O'Connor guests as Maynard Gage, O o:OJ News David Hed1son as Lou Forrester and O Rex Humbard Stefanie Powers as Connie Sherill 0 Movie; "Tob1cco Road" (drama) m Movie Greats: (2hr) "Pit and '41-Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews. Mike" (comedy) '5"2 -Spencer m D1vld Frost Show Tracy, Katharine Hepburn A New m KATHRYN KUHLMAN • York sports promoter turns an ex • (IN COLOR) physical instruction teacher into the m KatJlryn Kuhlmin· queen of the athletic world and his 11 :30 D Movie: "Off limits" (comedy) CiJ The Big Question '53 -Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney, fE Japanese V1rlety Hour Marilyn Mavwell ~ li'ii'I Fl . l ' (R) "P " . u:J \UJ nng 1~~ ornogra O ®)Sunday Tonletit Show phy, E~g_hsh Style Two members of Ci) Movie: ''Jet Atta~" (drama) '58 the Bnttsh House of Commons --John Agar Audrey Totter. Renee Short and John S Gummer -fJ Cil New~ debate "smut" laws 1n England and Telepulse Europe. m M-· ... "Q ..._t', (d ) '49--e:l F ti 1 f'I · uv1e. Uln• rama 9 A~~:v~'Ho~~~c:. Bamboo" Basil Radford, Jack Watling. m Revlsta Espinol f2:00 0 The Gallery 8:15 g Movie: "Blaze of Noon" (dra ~Movie: "Stronehold" (a~venture) ma) '47-William Holden. Anne Bax· 52-Zachary Scott, Veronica lake, ter, Marjorie Main Four brothers Arturo de Cordova. leave carnival stunt flying for a job 12:30 (j) Issues and Answers with the U.S. mail service. m Hazel 8:30 0 ®) m Jimmy Stewart Show ''As the Escrow Flies" PJ's decision to buy a new house and leave his parents' home meets opposition from the senior Howards. 9:00 0 Q9l m Bon1nza "A Lonely Man" Hop Sing (Victor Sen Yun11) takes time off from his cooking chores to search for gold and finds romance instead Kelly Jean Peters portrays Missy 1:00 O Movie: "Down to Earth" (com· edy) '4 7 -Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks. O (!)News 1:30 m Movie: "You Pay Your Money" (m~tery) '57 -Huah McDermott, Jane Hylton. 2:30 O Hews 2:som NeW1 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 Sears Has the Hearing Aid For You! 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Northrid&e Pasadeu P~at Rim au PomoM Soulb Coa1t Plaq Torrance Valley ,.,. 7 \ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY MONDAY thru FRIDAY MORNIN G 5:55 O History of Mexico 6:00 O Sunrise Semester 6:25 O Education Eu hanae 6:30 O Odrssey Cf) Edue1tlon1I Futures O Across the Fence Mon.; M1kina Most of Maturity Tues.; D1vey 1nd Goli1th Wed.; Puent Youth Forum Thurs ; Youth 1nd the Issues Fri. l1QJ Today on the Ferm m Futures 6:45 EE Commodity Report 7:00 11 CBS News John Hart 0 m Today Show Frank McGee O Eyewitness News O B1n1n1 Splits iIQ) C1rtoons m Thunderbirds W Bozo's Bl( Top Show EE Mll'lcet Openlnf Eil) Ses1me Street 7:30 Ci) B1n1n1 Splits O History of Art o Pettico1t Junction m Dennis the Men1ce II) Hobo Kelly ii) Stock Market Cover1re 8:00 IJ C1pt1ln Kanaaroo fI) Futures ffi Buy-line 10:30 1J CI: Love of Life 0 @ a;, Hollywood Squ11es @ Phil Don1hue Show (i) Wanderlust 11 :00 IJ Where the Hmt Is Prorr1mmin1 is subject to chanae due to cover1ae of Gov. R11a1n's Stile of the Stlte Address, scheduled for 11 AM. 0 ®) m Jeopudy 0 (iD G1llopin1 Gourmet IE Tr1vel Shows Eil) The Electric Comp1ny 11 :15 m Oper1tion 6r1ndp1rents Tues , Adopt16n Seament Thurs 11 :20 IE Fnhions in Sewina 11:30 IJ@ Search for Tomorrow Mon , Tues , Wed . Fri. 0 ®) m Who, Whit, Whtrt Game O ffi@ (E)Th1t Cir1 m let's Rip m News George Nolan (ll) Sesame Street J\F rrRNOO~ 0 Cartoon Time 12:00 IJ P1UI Bem1rd -Psychi1trist ; @ Cll'toons Where the Heert Is Thurs. only 0 R1lph'5tory's A.M. 0 m Three on a Mitch (})Sunup Mel Knocpp 0 (I) Ci) a> Bewitched O Tod1y Show Ci) ®J m News m Flyinf Nun I!) Cr1fts Mon.; Consumer's Wortd (W Cl11sroom Instructional TV Tues., Thurs.; Quest for Adventurw EirJ H1thayo~1 Kathleen Hitchcock Wed .. Ask Conaress Fri. a> Bozo's Bl( Top Show EirJ Futures 8:30 @ Coffee Break/Children's Teacher 12.15 ft:'\ St t h d S w d O Jack L1 Lanne · u:1 re c in ew e m Hnef 12:25 m Hlah Noon Buffoons IE Gumby 12:30 1J 00 As the World Turns a> News Vic toria James 0 ®J m Days of Our lives 8:50 (]) News Dick McAleer O Movie G1me 9:00 11 The Lucy Show 0 rn Ci) a> Puswon! 0 Q:g) m Din1h's Place 0 Inter W1rd News 0 The G1llery m Dialing for Oollll's @ J1dl LI Linne 1:00 IJ 00 Love Is 1 Manr Splendored O Movie: See Daytime Movies Thine Thurs .. only 0 @) m The Docto~ (!) Mike Oouflas O Viraini1 Gr1h1m Show O New~ Fernando Del Rio . @)I Love Lucy m Movie: See Daytime Movies fJ (I) a> All My Children I!) Uncle W1ldo 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies ED rn Seume Street 9:30 IJ My Three Sons 0 ®J m Concentration O Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ci) Virginia Gr1h1m Show O Movie: See Daytime Movies Mon., Tues., Wed .. f ri O Tempo Regis Philbin m Romper Room 10:00 O Family Aff1ir Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 @) m Siie of the Century m World Tiiie Mon , Report to the Con sumer Tues ; Your Government Tod1y Wed . Reconcili1tion Thurs .. 1:30 O 00 The Guldlna Lifht 0 @) a;, Another World Q rn Ci) a> lefs Make I Dul m flshions in Sewinf ii) Commodity Report 9 39-TV News l :40 (i) Di1lln1 for Dolllf'S 2:00 IJ 00 Secret Storm 0 @) m Brifht Promise O Hirhw1y P1trol 0 CI)@ a> Newlywed C1me (i) Movie: See Daytime MOYies. Cf91 Ifs Your Bet Feder1I Reserve Board Fri. 2:30 11 (it Ed1e of Niaht 0 mSomerset 0 (I) a) D1tina G1me ~ Uncle W1ldo 3:00 U Gomer P,11 0 It's Your Bet O C1rtoon Time 0 CI) @ ffi Gener1I Hospit1I (j) (Jg) Movie: See Daytime Movies O Fun Time m Tennesse Tuxedo (i) CJ\ Rocky ind Friends m Cinem1 36 3:30 1J Mr. Ed O Mi.e DoualH O Se1 Hunt (]) Le.ve It to Beaver 0 (I) a> One Life to Live 0 Couraaeous Cit m YoaJ 1nd Friends m Peter Pvt.amus 09 Romper Room 3:45 @E LI Comunid1d If Dl1 3:55 0 Sportsclub 4:00 IJ Dr. Irene ll1Ssort1 O The Riflem1n (i) T1r21n 0 a> Love Amenun Style 0 B1n1n1 Splits m C1rtoons (i) M1aill1 Gorilla fI) (i5) SeSlmt Street eI) Topitos Mon , C1lend1rfo Thurs Cf9' The Bir V1lley 4:30 IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. (3) Youth In the 70's Mon.: Movie: See Daytime Movies. Tues. thru Fri O Father Knows Best U News O The Lone R1naer m My F1vorite M1rtl1n IE Gentle Ben @E LI Flmili1 Rufino m Observ1tlon 36 ail Futures a> Bozo's Ilia Top Show 5:00 O O 11ews o cv oo m NBA B1Sutb111 Mil· waukee at New York Mon. only (i) NYPO O o Dick Vin O,ke m Flintstones • I!) The Munsters fI) (ll) Mlsteroaers' Neiahborflood @E Del Altlr 1 11 Tumb1 m De1th V1lley D1ys ~~The Movie G1me a!) El Amo 5:30 0 F1ther Knows Best Mon thru Thurs.; Jerry Wtst Show Fri. 00 Call of the West Tues.-Fri 0 CIJ ®) a> News O Get Sm1rt m Dennis the Men1ce IE ®) Gillia1n's lsl1nd Eil) CW The Electric Comp1ny m Don Wiison's Town Tiiie ail N1t1ch1 JANUARY 3 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROG RAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "H1rritt Cr1i(' (drama) 'SO - Joan Crawford, Wendell Corey 9:30 O "Our Hurts Were Youna 1nd G1y" (comedy) '44-Gail Russell, Diana Lynn "Tower of Terror" (my~ tery) '41-Michael Rennie, Wilfred Lawson. O "Thunder In the EHt" (adven ture) '53-Alan Ladd, Deborah Kerr 10:00 (3) "Desert LeaJon" (adventure) '50 -Vivian Romance, Alberto Farnesi. 1:00 O (C) .. The Story of Wiii Ro1ers" (biography) '52-Jane Wyman Will Roam Jr m "Rembr1ndt" (drama) '36 - Charles Lauahton, Elsa Llnchester 2;00 IE "GerV1ist" Part I (drema) '57- Maria Schell, Francoise Perier J·OO I ) ''Town Without Pity" (drama) '61 -Kirk Doualas Ilg) (C) "El Greco" (drama) '66- Mel Ferrer, Rosanna Schiaffino 4:30 O "Bachelor Mother' (comedy) '39 -David Niven, Gtnaer Roaers. E V £N INC 6:00 8 Bia News Jerry Dunphy 0 llNBC News Tom Snyder O Pleue Don't Elt the D1i1ies 0 (}) a> NBA 811htb1ll (Cont'd from 5 PM) 0 Wild Wild West m The Flintstones (i) I Dre1m of Junnie (jj) I sll'iciAL I A Ren1isunct Life Eil) Hodrepodft Lodae a>ma>News ~ J1bybtrry RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Richard Dawson, James Franciscus and David Bevans. 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite !i2) NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show IE Bill Cosby Show CW Evenlna at Pops Eil) Pl1ylnf the Guitu m W1ndtrlust ~ Green Acres a!) El Prof. Sa11t1rio 7:00 O CBS News Waller Cronkite 0 m NBC News John Chancellor CJ) Dr1anet B Whit's My line? (lg) Ad1m·l 2 m I l ove Lucy (i) I Drum of Jeannie 8:c 8:3 8:4 9:0 THE OAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 19 72 (lJ) Apollo 1 S • Mountains of the Moon" EE) Hatha~ra Kathleen Hitchcock m la lntrusa Q~ The Vir&inl1n (ll) Los Tint1locos 7:30 I) Stand Up and Cheer (R) Phil Silvers guests News Bill Huddy D Or. Simon Lotte "Cuckoo 1n the Nest" @ To Tell the Truth O News Senti, Schubeck I Dream of Jeennfe O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Hiller" (drama) '62 -Richard Basehart. Marla Emo. 0 g;, NBC Monday Movie: (C) (Zlu) "Showboat" (musical) '51- Ava Gardner, Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson. The story of the members ol a M1s:issippi River boat show at the turn or the century 00 Movie: (C) (2hr) "flat Top" (adventure) ·52 -Sterlin~ Hayden Richard Carlson o Movie: (C) (2hr) "Singing tn the Rain'' (musi<:al) '52-Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds @I) La Gata (ll) No llores Po' M1 9:30 0 (j) Doris Day Peter Lawford makes a return guest appearance in the role of Dr Peter Lawrence. who presses Doris into service as his surgical nurse when he ls required to perform an emergency operation on a world·famous Greek billionaire (Anthony Caruso) O Baicter Wud Newi TUESDAY JANUARY 4 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "A Woman's SeEret" (drama) '49 -Maureen O"Hara. Melvyn Douglas. 9:30 O "Hold That Blonde" (comedy) '45-Eddie Bracken, Veronica lake. "Death Valley" (western) '46-Rob· ert Lowery, Helen Gilbert. O (C) "lady Godiva'' (adventure) '56-Mauren O'Hara, Victor McLag- len. o Let's M•ke a Deal m Hoean's Heroes Ii) Dragnet @ DEBUT Jacob Bronowskl: 20th C.nturJ Man (D It T 1llu 1 Thief 10:00 (3) "Battle at Apache Pu1" (west· EE) Bactlsta&e at the Queen .. Spades of ern) '52-Je>hn Lund, Jeff Chandler 9:CS a) Mantrap EE) Cltywatchtrs al Oo-R1•M1 m Lawe a:> Mi11uellto Valdu Show 10:00 O @ Sonny & Cher C-Omtdy Hour Dinah Shore and Tony Curtis guest O Movie: (lhr 3-4m) "Son of Belle Star" (western) '53-Ketth Larson. 1:00 U (8) 6unsmoke ··No Tomorrow'" Oona Drake A convicted holle thief, who Marshal m News Miller. Jones Oilton believes to be innocent. over (U) Masterpiece Theatrt powers a cruel guard and escapes m Soul! from priso~ 1n an incident '" which @?) La Cri1d1 Bien Criada the guard 1s killed ~ EJ Tornillo B ®J m Llu&h·ln Rober1 Goulet ... p t guests and cameo guests are Tiny lO:lS ~NM•~ ~?.°Crlg~. Tuon~my Heart" T d M T 1i1~ ovie. o.-1m an ona era. (£)Movie Game O Movie: (2hr 15m) "Stella Dallas" (drama) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck. 10:30...W News Bill Johns John Boles, An ne Shirley. A air! born .lf) Atormentada into the world of the poor marries Into wealth and position 10:45 ffi News 6 Wild Wiid West 11 :00 tJ (]) Ci) al News 0 Movie: (C) (3hr) "Raintree B (i2kg;, News C-Ounty" (dram&) '58 -Elizabeth @ Marshal Dillon Taylor, Montgomery Clift. Eva Marie O News Saint, Lee Marvin m To Tell tile Truth m Truth or Consequences (E The Virginian Ii) Mantrap EE) Cltywatthen @l.) s Speclal of the Week "NET 11 :15 0 Movie: "Guns Of Nevad1" (west Opera Theatre 'The Queen of ern) '67-George Martin, Adriana Spades' " Jennie Toure! stars In Amberi. Tchaikovsky's. opera of intrlaue and Cl) The Movie Game the supernatural, based on a short 11 :30 0 Of) Merv Griffin story by Pushkin. D tt2) m Johnny C1rson al la Reco&lda 0 (I) 00 Dick Cavett Cl:> Nino m Movie: "Affair In Trinidad" (dra 8:30 CIJ Drarnet ma) '52 -Glenn Ford, Rtta Hay worth (E Roller Came m David frost Show ®) Movie: (C) "On Danny Kaye the Riviera" f " ht " 11:34 O Movie: (C) "Shark 1g ers 8:C5 CE The Persu1der1 9:00 U (8 ) Here's Lucy Helen Hayes euests as pi•1e ish Kathleen Brady who l ucy. Kim and Uncle Harry come to believe is a confidence artist who hu swlndled Harry out of $5,000 (I) Movie: (C) (2hr) "If a Man An· swers" (comedy) '62-Sandra Dee. Bobby Darin (drama) '56-Victor M11ture, Karen Steele. 1:00 I) Movie: ''The Tattered Drns" (drama) "Sh-Jeff Chandler, Jeanne Crain. OO OO@)News 1:15 O The Gallery 1:30 m Cisco Kid 2·30 ON1W1 1:00 O "The Notorious landlady" (mys· tery) '62-Jack Lemmon, rim Nov· ak m "Dark Waters" (drama) 'C5- Merle Oberon, Franchot Tone. 2:00 (E "Gervaise" Conclusion (drama) '57-Maria Schell, Francoise Perier. 3:00 (I J "Notorious Llndl1dy" Part I (comedy) '62 -Kim NovJk. Jack Lemmon lOJ (C) "Muscle Beach Party" (musical) '64-Frank1e Avalon, An nette Funicello 4:30 I) "fourteen Hours" (drama) '51 -Paul Douglas, Grace Kelly. ~me as 10 AM llstin& E V E NING 6:00 0 (I) D aD m News O Ptease Don't E.11 the Daisies O (i)News Q Ci) Wiid Wild West m The fllnb1ones Q) I Orum of Jtannlt (j;J In the Spotllfht m Hodgepodp lod&e O'i Maybtny RFD 6:30 O S1eve AJlen Show (R) Guestl in elude Richard Dawson. Barbara Nichols. Hudson and Landry, Joyce Hartwell and Bill Ramsey O Movie: (C) (60) "Three Guns lor Texas" Part I (western) '68-Nev1lle Brand, Peter Brown, William Smith, Martin Milner, Philip Carey, Albert Salmi Story of the adventures ot three rip·roaring. rolllcking Texas Rangers who would rather fight than eat l 8) ®l News m Andy Griffith Show (E Bill C-Osby Show ~Jacob Bronowski: 20th Century Man EI!) To Be Announced m Wanderlust Q9' Green Acres a:> Viviana Hortl1uera 7:00 I) Cll 0 m News Truth or Consequences (I) Dra1net O What's My Lind [Q) Ptlmu' m I love Lucy (E I Dream of Jeannie ~ The C-Ourse of Our Time:r. E.Il) Hattlayo&a @?)La lntrusa 0~ Monty Nash al Mantrap 7:30 I) Q9' Glen tampbell Guests are Totle Fields, The Osmonds and Dom Deluise 0 )O) 6D ~r11e "An Accident Waiting to Happen" When a fellow priest is accused ol manslaughter involving an auto accident, Sarge 1s determined to prO\le him innocent Susan Ohver guests 0 (1) (6) a) The Mod Squad "I Am My Brother's Keeper" Unc 11nd Julie race aqinst time and a klller to find Pete, who is suffering a brain injury. (8) I Dream of Jeannie O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "frl&ht· ened City" (mystery) '62-Herbert Lorn, John Gregson, Sean Connery. m Hoiian's Heron Ii) Ora&net s Science '71 "A Report •lo the Nation" m .... li.-.,,...ic""'1""'AL""'l The Game Show Show Chuck Barris. Dennis James. Monty Hall, Jack Barry and Ralph Andrews review the eame show and its his tory @?) Los Beverly de Peratvlllo S:OO 0 Movie: (2hr 15m) "Stella Oallu" (drama) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Ann Shifley (§1 This Is Your Ufe Ethel Merman 1s surprised guest m Truth or C-Onsequences (E The Virginian m la C-Osa Juzaada a!) Nino 8:30 I) (j) Hawaii five·O Lorett a Swll guests as a distraught young worn· an whose attempted suicide leads to the murder ol her fiance 0 ~m 11,w!ll Man Is . My Name A study of primitive tubes men and their first look reactions to P/Oducts ol Western civilization Program was filmed by Pierre D Gaisseau at a village in West lrian (lndoneS1an New Guinea) O @ 61 al Movie of tlle Week: (C) (90) "&ldtet Gets Married" (comedy) '71 -Michael Burns, Monie Ellis, Don Ameche, Joan Ben nett, Corrine Camacho, Paul Lynde. Macdonald Carey, Elinor Donohue, Roger Perry Soon after Gidget mar- ries her longtime liance. she begins to rally her neighbors against com· munity conformity. m David Frost Show fill (jj) The Advocates "Should New York City Become the 5Ist Stater· 09. Lancer 9:00 al la Gata Cl!) No llom por Ml 9:30 0 CANNON-EXCITEMENT! * Mystery and Suspense! U Cannon Martin Sheen guests 'as a crippled former motorcycle of - ricer who enlists Cannon in his ven (Continued) P1ge 9 TUESDAY (Continued) 10:15 O News George Putnam delta to seek out and bring to 10:30 0 00 The Golddiggers (R) Don 1ust1ce the hoodlum responsible for Meredith is guest host. Other guests the iniury that finished his police are Bobbi Martin, Clair and Mc career Mahon and Marion Mercer 0 10 m James Garner As Nichols 0 Monty Nash "£dd1e Joe" Nichols decides lo help 00 At Issue the local chef escape a posse Paul 0 San Diego Panorama Winfield guests ID ~ews Bill Joh~s O Baxter Ward News eil Atormentad1 ID It Takes a Thief m Call of the West ED 1 Black Journal 11 :00 0 00 eil News PCl> To Be Announced 0 ~ m News 10:00 O 3 l r6 CD Marcus Welby, M.D. 00 Marshal Dillon "The Basic Momeni" Part I of two-0 W CE) News part drama about Dr Welby's daugh ID To Tell the Truth ler who returns from South Amenca ID Mantrap with her husband ro have her preg 11:15 0 M~vie: "The Plainsman'' (west nancy terminated because of ex-ern) 36 Gary Cooper, Charles posure to rubella. Christine Belford Bickford. and Richard Van Vleet guest as 11:30 0 00 Merv Griffin Sandy and Ray Well s. Special guest 0 ~ m Johnny Carson is Michele l ee 0 W (1) CE) Dick Cavett 0 Movie: (lhr 50m) "Hands of a m Movie: "Bridge of San Luis Rey" Stranger" (drama) '62-Paul Luk (drama) '44 -Lynn Ban. frances athe;, James Stapleton Lederer m News Miller. Jone, ID Movie: "Mission in Morocco" ED FREE "SILENT YEARS" <adventure> '59 -Lex Barker Julie * PHOTO ALBUM AT ALL Reding. OFFICES OF GREAT ~?For Adults Only WESTERN SAVINGS 11:48 0 Movie: (C) "Running Target" ED (15 The Silent Years "The Mark (western) '56-Arthur Franz, Oo11s of Zorro" In lh1s 1920 film, Douglas Dowling Fairbanks slars as the Mexican Rob 1:00 0 Movie: (C) "Jivaro" (advent11re) tn Hood. '54-fernando Lamas. Bnan Keith, eI} Tap Tap Rhonda Flemiag. ~9 Roller Game 3' 0 0 rs-10' News ail festival Mexicano 1:30 O The Gallery ,.,. 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1. l!l/2 WEDNESDAY JANUARY 5 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Cl1udl1" (drama) '43-0orothy McQuire. Robert Young 9:30 0 "The Old Fashioned Way" (com edy) '34-W C. Fields. Judith Allen "Paid to Kill" (mystery) '54-Dane Clark, Cecile Chevreau. 0 (C) "Betrayed" (drama) '54 - Clark Gable, Lana Turner. 10:00 Ll ) "Congo Crossin&" (adventure) '56-George Nader. Virginia Mayo 1:00 0 "Brigham Youni" (drama) '40 -Tyrone Power. Linda Darnell m "Staae Door'' (comedy} '37- Katharine Hepburn. Ginger Rogers 2:00 ID "Kill or Be Killed" (mystery) '50 -Lawrence Tierney. George Coul OUllS 3:00 8 "Notorious landlady" Conclu s1on (comedy) '62 -Kim Novak. Jack Lemmon 10) "Random Harvest" (drama) ·43 -{Jreer Garson, Ronald Cotman 4:30 0 "Mr. Blandina Builds His Drum House" (comedy) '48--Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. (3) Same as 10 AM listine EVENING 6:00 8 0 eI} m News 0 Please Don't Eat the Daisiu 0 C3l CE)News 0 (6) Wild Wild West m The Flintstones ID I Drum of Jean nie (is Bookbeat ~9 Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Steve Allen Show (R) Guests .. Jonathan Winters, Tommy Cook. frank McCarthy 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Three Guns for Texas" Conclusion (western) '65 -Neville Brand, Peter Brown. Wit liam Smith. Story of three adven turess Texa's Rangers (8 1 00) CE) News m Andy Griffith Show ID Bill Cosby Show s firinr lint Eil) Corporate View m Wanderlust 9 Green Acres (3) Los Aficionados 7:00 0 (~1 0 m News Truth or Consequences 00 Or1anet 0 What's My l.Jne? Name of the Game m I Love Lucy • ID I .Oream of Jeannie ED H1thayog1 m La lntrus.t 39' The Vir11ni1n CE) Mantrap 7:30 O Doctor In the House "Take Off Your Clothes and Hide" Out for a night on the town, Michael and the other medical students, encounter a dancer who wants to be a nurse 0 Primus "Death Tide" 6) To Tell the Truth 8 ' I Dream of Jeannie 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Trouble Along the Way" (comedy) '53 - John Wayne, Donna Reed, Tom Tul ly Story about a football coach whose wife left him and their child, and whooe team wins a big game m Ho11n's Heroes ID r3) Dragnet 11s1 Convention Up-Date ED Book Beat m lucha Libre m It Is Written CD News 7:55 0 Kings W1rm·Up 8:00 0 8-Carol Burnett Carol's guests are Peggy Lee and Paul Lynde. 0 m Adam·l2 "Citizens All" Offl cars Malloy and Reed arrest a pair of phoney money pas!:ers 0 Kings Hockey LA Kings vs Cahf Golden Seats at Oakland 0 '3 ..... 6 CE) Bewitched "Saman tha's Magic Sitter" Samantha'$ worries about Esmeralda babysitting w1lh the son of one of Darrin's cli ents prove to be well founded. m Wednesday Night Movie: (C) (2hr 2Sm) "The Eddy Duchin Story" (biography) '56--Tyrone Power, Kim Novak. James Whitmore. Romantic story of famed p1an1st Eddy Ouchin m I OtCIAl I Premiere Coverage "Holiday on Ice" Hobo Kelly and 8111 Burrud go behind the scenes of "The New Ice Age" and reflect htgh ltghts of the sparkling extravaganza ED 1 ' The French Chef "Gallic Pol Roast" ail Nino 8:300 @ m NBC Mystery Thutre- McMi111n and Wife "The Face of Murder" A cle ver jewel thief eludes police comm1tt1ng robberies during social parties. 0 (3) C6J C£) Courtship of Eddie's Father "The Choice" Tom finds Ed d1e's new female doctor a good choice for a mother. Tflsha Noble guests. ED (jJ) This Week \;I~ film; "Beau Geste" 9:00 i) (8) Medical ~nter While police investigate the murder of one of Dr Gannon's patients, Gannon has d1f· t1culty diagnosing the illness of a pretty Onental exchanae student. Guests are Robert F. Lyons, Vera Miles and Sheree North. (3)@ CE) The Smith f1m1ly 9:3(] lO:OCl 10:15 10:25 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 1 11:35 t t 11:45 I . 12:30 I A I 1:00 I I I c I :45 I I c O I SPECIAL I Pounds of Sadness Reporter Dick Carlson probes the subject of animal shelters run by the City of Los Angeles. m The Virginian EB ~ American Dream Machine @I) l• Gata a!) No llores por Mi 9:30 0 (]) 00 a'.) Shirley's World 0 Baxttf Ward News 10:00 D (j) Mannix A genius designer of microcircuits is murdered before he can submit the plans for a phenom· enal new computer to his employer. Melodie Johnson. Paul Stevens and Nita Talbot guest. 0 Q m Night Gallery Cameron Mitchell, Elsa Lanchester, Werner Klemperer, Joe Flynn. and Pernell Roberts are some of the stars in three segments involving a green thumb. an eerie funeral and a haunted juke box. 0 (l) 00 aJ Man and the City "Diagnosis: Corruption" Mayor Al· cala seeks the truth after a news· paper expose of drug thefts at City Hospital. Charles Aidman and Caro· lyn Conwell guest. 0 Movie: (C) (lhr 35m) "The Beast of Budapesf' '(drama) '68- M1chael Mills, Greta Thyssen. C@ Soul m Masterpiece Theatre "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" @I) Noches Tapatias a!) Box Professional 10:15 0 Kings Wrap·Up 10:25 m News Miller. Jones 10:30 0 m News @I) AtormentJda . 10:45 ~ Film: "The Third Voice" 11:00 D (]) m News O @m News CIJ Mm hal Dillon O CV aJNews (D Mantrap (HJ The Course of Our Times 11 :15 m To Tell the Truth 11 :30 D (])Merv Griffin 0 ®J m Johnny Canon O Rams Football Action 0 CI)@ aJ Dick Cavett IE Movie: ''Secret Venture" (drama) '55-Kent Taylor, Jane Hylton. 11:35 O Movie: ''Maniac" (drama) '63- Kerwin Mathews, Nadia Gray. 11:45 m Movie: ''The lineup'' (mystery) '58-fli Wallach, Robert Keith. 12:30 O Movie: "Texas Rangers Ride Again" (western) '40-John Howard, Ellen Drew. 1:00 O Movie: "Cast a long Shadow'' (western) '59-Audie Murphy, Terry Moore, John Dehner. (I) 0 0 (j)@) News l :45 O The Gallery m All-Night Show: "Conquered City,'' "Girl In the Woods" and "Ma1nlficent Roughnecks" .. 'A LABOR OF LOVE' Of 1971 's spare crop of TV successes, perhaps the most heart-warming is the story of Longstreet, a labor of love on the part of ii!> creator, Stirling Silliphant, a nd " study in dedication by its star, James Franci'lcus. The saga began more than a year ago when ABC approached Silliphant, one of video's most accom· plished and prolific scripters, to write a story for Movie of the Week with a blind insurance investi- gator as the hero. The result was Longstreet, in which James Franciscus played the name role. Followin& the success of the film , one of the highest-rated pictures of the year, the network con- tracted Silliphant ttyexpand his original story into a TV series and signed Franciscus to repeat his movie part. . East, in his own way. set out to immerse him- self in the problerns and psychology of the blind. Silliphant's lengthy research involved interviews with teachers of the unsighted, doctors, scientists, and members of the hlind of all ages who related thei r experience~' in learning to face up-to their affliction. Frasciscus prepared for his difficult role hy at- tending the Guide Dogs for the Blind school in San Rafael, Calif., and working with· the instructors and the dogs. Then he spent considerable time in North Hollywood Park with Pax, the German shepherd th.at plays his guide dog in the series. During his workouts with Pax, Franciscus simu- lated conditions to which a blind man would be exposed by wearing dark glasses over his band- aged eyes. The actor also used a blindfold at home and learned how to utilize his "memory sense" to move about the house without walking into furniture or stumbling over coffee tables, lamps, and other im- pedimenta. He formulated his own technique for ptnylng a blind man. He learned how to use his eyes. "Emotion," he sais. "can be revealed through the eyes. Eyes reflect happiness or sorrow, hope or Mike Lonpmet with bis friends Duke PaJae, played by Peter Martt Richman (ltfr), and Nikki Bell, bis secretary. played by Marl111 Muon. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK .. JANUARY 1, 1972 Jama Frudlcut, attended by hJs attl ... ..eye doa p lde, Pu. despair. Playing a blind man, I can't transmit as much .hate or ~nger as a sighted indivi'1ual. The mood necessarily has to be more internal. But ex- ternal moves are helpful. I cock my head in tht! direction of a voice while listening, and let my head drop when I'm emotionally hurt. I have learned to '·unfocus" my eyes so that I appear to be staring into infinity. I have le.arned to react to circumstances and conditions the way a sightless individual would. "For eight hours a day, five d ays a week, l am Mike Longstreet, blind insur- ance investigator." To date, Stirling Sflliphant has written four of the Longstreet scripts, including "P.lease Leave the Wreckage for Others to Enjoy," which airs on ABC, Thursday, Jan. 27 (9 PM). The episode is considered by Sil\iphant, Franciscus, and producer Joel Rogosin to be a definite contender for an Emmy Award. The story-for the first time in the series-reveals a different facet of Longstreet's character and depicts him-following a bit-and- run accident in which Nikki Bell is seriously hurt -as a man consumed with frustration and fury because of his blindness. The idea for the premise came from Franciscus, who mentioned it to Silliphant. The· writer was so taken with the story possibilities he began work on the script that evening and kept at it u·ntil it was finished, three days later. T he story went into pro- duction within two weeks, and in a rare gesture of confidence ABC scheduled the episode even before filming was completed. The story ls a tour de force for Franciscus, for John Mcintire-who repeats the role he played in the Movie of the Week version of Longstreet- and for Wendell Burton, a brilliant young actor who plays a sightless teenager. "It's the most dramatic episode of the series," said Silliphant, "because it pits Mike Longstreet against the most formidable opponent he bas ever faced-himself. The ending is more of a recon- ciliation than a triumph for Longstreet; but t~re is a measure of hope offered that henceforth he will be able to face life on its own terms." ,.. Page 11 THURSDAY JANUARY 6 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Reunion in Reno" (comedy) '51-Mark Stevens, Peqy Dow. Gigi Perreau. m "The G1rment Jun1le" (drama) '57-Lee J. Cobb, Richard Boone, Gia Scala 9:30 O "Red Salutt' (comedy) '35 - Robert Young, Barbara Stanwyck. "Gr1nd Canyon" (romance) '50- Richard Arlen. Mary Beth Hughes 10:00 CI.J "finders Keepers" (comedy) '52 -Tom Ewell, Julie Adams 1:00 O "Cas1blanc." (drama) '43 - Ingrid Bergman Humphrey Bogart m "Full of Life" (comedy) '57- Judy Holliday. Richard Conte 2:00 @ "A Very Pri~ate Affair'' Part I (drama) '62-Brigitte Bardo!, Mar- cello Mastroianni 3:00 00 "Dud to the Wor1d'' (drama) '62-Reedy Talton. Jana Pearce 09) (C) "Ten Million Dollar Grab" (adventure) '66 -Dana Andrews, Brad Harris ADVICE FOR NEWCOMERS •:30 O (C) "Flight to Tlneier'' (adven ture) '53-Jack Palance, Joan Fon taine CV Sime u 10 AM Hstin& , EVEN I NG 6:00 O Bi& News Jerry Dunphy 00 News Brll Huddy 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 Please Don't ut the Daisies OABC News 0 (6) Wild Wild West m The Flinstones m I Dream ot Jeannie (}]) The Silent Years £D Hollywood Television Thutrt el Noticiero 3• • m Desert Report ~ Mayberr:y'f:ftFO rl) News Jim Hawthorne 6:30 CV Gov. Reagan State of the St.ete Message O The Steve Allen Show Steve's guests are comedian Sid Caesar, Jimmy Dean. Dr. Norman Vincent Peal and his wife, and Milt Kamen O Movie: (C) (90) "The Youn& Warriors" (drama) '67 -James Drury, Jonathan Daly, Steve Carlson. Robert Pine A group of teenage boys are thrown together 1n the heat of World War II and battle ages them quickly as one by one they come face to face with the stark reaUties of life and death 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite (f2) NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show on The New CBS Friday N-ight Movie·at 9:30, PM. He ii. real- istic about the disappearance of the good old days in Hollywood, when major studios developed their own contract players. "I wa' one of the la~t of the buildup boys -I know," said • Wagner. "Like Rock Hudson and Tony Curti~. we got lessons a nd advice from our studios. v. hich let ll'I try different roles and stud. with us through our mistake'>. "Cary Gran!, Gary Cooper, Ty- rone Power. William Holden, Anthony Quinn, Clark Gable - they all started as contract play- er~ with maJor studios ROBt:tff WAG1"t:N Robert Wagner h;.i, ,omc 'a!_.!l' ,1dvicc for newcorncri. 'cd.rng to climb th1: golJL·n ladder of movie ,1.1rJoni. "You h;.ivc to gcncr.tlc ever} hil of the cna~_n needed to de- velop an actor\ career your,clf Th;.it mc:in' Y"ll' m1"1 have in1- pl1c1t c:onfiJcncc rn )Our,clf and he ahlc to 1n1itill thc "'amc hclicf in lhO\C JfOtrnd )OU .. Wagner. siar of the succc,\f ul It Takes A Thief sene~ on telc- v1s1011. stars 1n .. Killer By Night" P•1• 12 "'The beginning actor now has a tough row-to hoe. He ha'> to stumble around on his own and a couple of bad pictures ,,.:an really be a handicap. "They say the book that's ha rdest for an author to write is the one that follows a hit first novel. It's like that in acting, only worse. A star has to follow a hit with a h it and then another hit. To stay on top, it takeo; at lea~t three in a row - then you have a cushion in case you have a ftop or two.·• Wagner feels it rakes an a Il- a round knowledge of the film industry for an actor who wants succe~~. "Acting just isn't enough . . you have to have your own Ion!! range plan for a career" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 m Biii Cosby Show as an ex vaudevillian and reformed m Wanderlust bank robber whose "trademark," ~9' Srffn Acres robberies in scar face makeup, rs a!) Viviana Hortiaue<a stolen Frank Aletter also guests rl) ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 (1) rl) lonestreet "Let the 7:00 O CBS News Walter Cronkite Memories Be Happy Ones" Mrke (3) ABC News Smith, Reasoner Longs1reet's sister in law, Hannah 0 m NBC News John Chancellor (Rosemary rorsyth), arrives in New (1) Truth or Conuquences Orleans with her wealthy European (}) Drapet industrialist husband, who rs cnt1 O What's My line! tally wounrled by an unseen gun (\OJ Tom Jones Show man m I love Lucy £D (15' Hollywood Television Theatre m I Dr11m of Jeannie Geraldine Page, Rip Torn and Muni £D Hathayoea Kathleen Hitchcock Seroff perform two Chekhov plays: el La lntrusa "The Marriage Proposal," and "The Oj Film: "No Down Payment" Boor" Program was taped live be rl) Mantrap fore a studio audience at KCCT 1!'90 0 m Rollin' on the River el la Gata O LHsie Q9 Film: "Amorous Adventures of Ci) To Tell the Truth Moll Flanders" (i) I Dream of Jeannie al) No llores por Mi O Million $ Movie: (C) (211r) 9:30 O B11ter W1rd News "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" (comedy) 10:00 0 (fQ) m Dean Martin Sh ow '61 -Deborah Walley, James Darren, Guests are Art Carney and Caterina Michael Callan. Valente m Ho1an's Heroes 0 @ rl) 0 w e n Marshall, m Drainet Counselor It Llw "Warlock at Mach £D Newse"ers 3" Owen and Jess defend an Arr EE Espectaculos Force officer charged with culpable rl) Movie Game negligence 1n the death of a test 8:00 O (i) My Three Sons ··A Special prior Gl!orge Nader and Patricia Hour With My Three Sons" Art hour-Crowley guest long presentation or some of the O Movie: (lhr 38m) "Man With out outstanding humorous and drama!· a Body" (sci·ri) '5 7 -Robert Hut 1c: moments of the earlier days of ton, George Coulour1s. this senes. The show goes back to m News Miller, Jones its regular halt hour time and will m I bi(1A1. ! A Town Invites You air at 8·30 PM Thursdays, begin A preview look at the exc1t1ng Olym ning next week. p1c sport facilities 1n Munich, Augs 0 O m flip Wilson Flip's guests burg and Kerl, Germany for the 20th are Dan Blocker of Bonanza. corned Olympiad, 1972 lenne Kaye Ballard, singer . Ray £D _5 World Press Charles and the Clara Ward Singers. ft'i) Viejo Sinverruenza 0 Movie: (2hr lSm) "Stella Dallas" al) Futbol·Soccer (drama) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck, 10:15 0 News George Putnam Joh~ ~oles, ~nne Shirtey, Alan Hale, 10.30 n:11 N Brit J hn Marior•e Marn · u:.i twS o s 0 (ID @ rl) Alias S m i t h a n d ft'i) Atormentadl • , Jones "21 Days to Tenstrike" Heyes 10:45 £D 5) David Uttle1ohn/Cntic at and Curry join a cattle drive that Laree turns into a murdering spree Dick 11:00 iJ ft'i) News Cavett guests as a sheqff. 0 (Jg) m News m Truth or Consequencu Ci) M1rsh1I Dinon m Boxin& From the Olympic 0 rl) News £D (U) Thirty-Minutes With • • . m To Tell the Truth ft'i) Sonrisas m Mantrap a!) Nino (j]) Convention Up-Date 8:30 m David f'n>st Show £D Firin& line £D (iJ) Washlnl[ton Week in Review 11 :15 0 Movie: (2hr) "Rebels on tht ft'i) El Show de Loco V1ldez loose" (comedy) '67-Lando Buz 9:00 O ())CBS Thunda, Movie: "Heav· zanca. en With a Gun" (western) '69-ro Gran Clne del Juevas Glenn Ford, Carolyn Jones, Barbara 11:30 O Merv Griffin He~hey, John Anderson, David Car· 0 [Q) m Johnn, Carson radine. Noah Beery,. J. D. Cannon. 0 CI) (6) rl) Dick Cavett Story of an ex-convict who !rad.es m Movie: "Desert Wu" (adventure/ his run for the gospel. Stranger Jim '63-Peter Baldwin Ettore Manni. Kr Iii an (Ford) rides into the town of @ Movie: "I, the , Jury" (mystery) Vlnegaroon, where ranchers and •53 _ Bilf Elliott Preston Foster sheepmen are aligned in bitter op· Peggie Castle ' ' position, an~ is essumed to be .a ll:38 O Movie: "Stranrers In the Cit,'' aunman until he reveals that he rs (dr m ) .62_R b rt G Ill Ca actually a preacher who has ~me to .1a ; 1 do 0 e en e. open a mission church and teach mi 0 e ga the townspeople how to live to· 11:45 ~for Adults Ont, gether in peace 1 :00 O Movie: "The Bride Came C.0.0." 0 @ m Ironside "Unreasonable (comedy) '41-Bette Davis, James facsimile" Burgess Meredith guests Cagney Jack Carson For listi TIM for the --9:00 t • , 9:30. I ' t I lO:OO ( I 1:00 t . 2:00 I (; 3:00 1 4·30 I I 6:00 I I 6:30 I 7:00 1 7:30 FRIDAY JANUARY 7 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Fli&ht to Freedom" (adventure) '43 -Rosalind Russell. Fred Mac· Murray. 9:30 O Mrs. Wlgis of the Cabb12e Patch" (comedyl,.'42-Fay BainJer "Queen of the Amazons" (adven· lure) '47-Patricia Morrison O "Blockade'' (drama) '38-Made· leine Carroll. Henry Fonda. lO:OO (I) "llleeal Entry" (drama) '49- Howard Duff, Marta Toren. 1:00 O (C) "The Searcher1'' (adventure) '56-John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter m (C) "Staee to Tutson" (western) '51-Rod Cameron, Sally Eilers. 2:00 @ "A Very Private Affair" Conclu r s1on (drama) '62-Bngilte Bardo!. ' Marcello Mastroianni 3:00 (j "Union Station" (mystery) '50 -Wilham Holden. Narfcy Olsen l§J ''The Safecracker1" (drama) '58 -Ray Milland, Geanette Starke 4:30 I) (C) "Denver and the Rio Grande" (western) '52 -Edmond O'Brien rn S.me IS lOAM llstin& EVENING 6:00 I) (]) 0 0 News O lakera Basketball The LDs An· geles Lakers at the Atlanta Hawks 0 (!) Wild Wild West :Jg) Assi&n!"ent m The Flintstones 0) I Dream of Jeannie W) Speakln& Freely £D Hod2epod2t lod&e aJmffiNews ~~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Thin Air" (SCI fi) '68-Georee Sanders, Maurice Evans. @.! ffiNeW1 m Andy Griffith Show 0) Bill Cosby Show £D The French Chef o:;, Wanderlust @ Green Acres (El Duelo en PatJnes 7:00 I) @ 0 o:;, News @ Truth or Consequences 00 Dr12net 0 What's My line? ®) It Takes a Thief m I love Lucy @ I Dream of Junnle (1j) The Corporate View £D H1thayoea Kathleen Hitchcock al la lntru11 9 Sid &ilman tl) Mantrap 7:30 I) Circus "The Dandy Danish Ctr· cus" O Hollywood Squares To Tell the Troth (J) I Dream of Junnle O Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "S.n· tiaao" (adventure) '50-Alan Ladd, Lloyd Nolan, Rossana. Podesta. m Hoa1n's Heroes 0) Draanet (1J) DEBUT Wall Street Week £D The Course of Our Timu m las Comadres o:;, It Is Written Special • ~ NH Game of the Wen tl) Movie time 8:00 0 O'HARA US TREASURY * MOVES TO A NEW TIME TONIGHT! IJ CJ) O'Hara, U.S. Treasury O'Hara poses as an arms dealer to pursue the source of an unfamiliar machine gun model that is turning up illegal · ly in the hands of criminal elements in various parts of the country. Gary Crosby, Ed Nelson and Charles McGraw guest. 0 @) m The DA "The People Versus Boley" Deputy Ryan lakes on ·an unscrupulous "easy credit" mer chant and uncovers a racket extend ing to a finance company 0 CJ) @ ffi The Brady Bunch "Big little Man" Frustrated because he is so small, Bobby tries to prove that he 1s a bigeer person mentally. m Truth or Consequences ll) The Vir&inian . m (jj) I SPECIAL I Americ•n Con· serntives Confront 1972 Seven con· servative leaders interpret major issues of the past 12 months and assess their significance for the new year. Guests include William F. Buckley Jr., Clare Booth Luce, James L Buckley, Governor Ronald Reagan. Milton Friedman. Daniel Mahoney. John M. Ashbrook m Exclusives ~Film: "Jim Thorpe, All·American" a!) Nino 8: 15 O Lake rs Wrap-Up 8:30 0 @) m NBC Friday Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The lost fliaht" (drama) '69 -Lloyd Bridges, Anne Francis, Ralph Meeker With his d1scharae pending, an airline pilot flys his last assianment through treacherous weather and manages to land safely on a small island with his 50 paa· sengers. O Movie: (2hr 15m) "Stella Dall11" (drama) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Anne Shirley. 0 @ @ tl) The Pertrid&e Family "Home Is Where the Heart Was" Chris and Tracy run away from home ........_ and set a course record for distance ind duration. (Rescheduled). m David Frost Show m The Steve Allen Show 9:00 0 "KILLER BY NIGHT" * ON THE CBS MOVIES STARTS 30 MINUTES EARLIER TONIGHT. I) (iJ CIS Frid1y Movie: (C) (2hr) "Killer by Nl&ht" (drama) '71 - (Continued} THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 STUDY OF PRIMITIVE TRIBESMEN · ··Man 1' My Name." a \tudy of primitive tnbc,men and their fir,t-loo~ reaction.. to 'uch product' of Wc,tern c1v1l 1z.at1on as cam· er.I\, rnnncd food and tran\l\tor radio,, 31r'i on NBC. Tuesday (Jan. 4) at H HJ PM . The prugr<1m '"" filmed b> Pierre D. G<m,eau (Academy Aw.ird winner for "The~"-> Above, the Mud Below") at a village still at the 'tone age level of development located in a previously unexplored rqpnn of Wc't lti.1n (tru.Jonc,ian New Gu1nc~1) Primitil't' na,rivt•f of 011 faolated villtigc• in Jm/011ern111 New ("°;11i!1C·a f.l<'/ tltcir first look at re/e\•isio11 . .. M.tn ls My Name" launches the Tuesday ··Multi-Special Nights" of varied one-of-a-kind program~ which will be pre~entcd euch week between 7:10 and 9:30 PM . Ga1\'\Cau produced and directed "Man h My Name." He al'iO wrote the narration, 'poken by Robert Dryden. A!> Ga1sseau uptaim during the teleca'lt. the aim of his journey was to 'ee what would happen when tribe'imen were intr-.d uccd to ~ome aspect'\ of con- tempor:iry w e,tern life. \ Farly in 1970, Gai"eau parachuted to the village along with his \On N 1cholas (then 18 yc3rs old). and a small detachment of I ndo- ne"an army pcr,onncl. including a doctor. 1 he produccr-d1rcctor-writer started filming the action (with a portable hand-held camera) from the moment he lcfl the plane. A microphone at1.1ch~ to his jt1mp suit even captured the ga'ip' for ai r a'i Gai!>\eau landed on the \I range terrain. Ga1\\Cau made the first contact with the natives alone and un· armed. The populace. although cannibalistic, wa\ friendly. Rappon wa' established despite diffi culties of language. After members of the party landed, one thing made the native~ apprehensive-the moment when Nichols unzipped his jump suit. As Gaisseflu explains in the program. they thought the yolmg man was "taking off his skin." The solmds of a transistor radio captivated the tribesmen; they were at first confused and later fascinated by pictures of themselves taken with a polaroid camera; energetic in their application on their bodies of paint given by members of the expedition. Gaisseau's experiment in introducing accourtrements of an industriali?-Cd society reached a peak when he unwrapped a portable, closed circuit video- tape TV system. The women of the village joined their men to view t.he small screen. Tapes of life in civili zed communities, especially views of ocean surf (which they had never seen), enthralled members of the entire community. The sight of a landing helicopter, however, frightened them. Gai!l<;eau had to make two trips to the wilds of Indonesian New Guinea for "Man Is My Name.'' Cameras and exposed film used during the first journey were lost when rubber boats were punctured by rocks in the rapids of a wild river. Gaisseau. explorer as well as film maker, received an Academy Award in 1962 for ''The Sky Above, the Mud Below," whic h focU"1cd on the rites and customs of primitive New Guinea tribes. ,.,. 13 ASSAULT ON PRIVACY ABC NelU cornspondrnt Frank Reynolds may M saying "Hue•, lcH1kln1t at you," buc the olhe In chat martinJ gla~ is sayfna "here·~ Ol'trtw:u1n1t you ... The "olln" h a miniature bugging de,ke. Do you C\Cr ha\c the frl.'ltng that people arc \\atch111g )Ou" It ~011 an: an average Amcrkan, the chance~ arc )OU arc ab,olutcly right ··A~.;;ault on Privacy," .in ABC New-. ~pccial airing Salllrda) (Jan ~I at 10 PM , will det:11l 1hc man) \\,I}'> in which information" hcrng gathered on million, ol Amcricam. The program. ho,ted .ind n.1r- rated by A BC Nev., 'pcc1,tl corrc,pondent Frank Reynold,, focu'c' on two ~pcc ifk arca<i ol )'>nv:icy inv.1..,1on -law enforcement .ind con"iumer net.lit reporting. L:nv enforcement :igencic' contend th.11 ~urveillance .rnd 111torm.1- tion-gathering arc c-.,ential to their work. The grov.ing number of conc;umer and credit rcport111g compan1c\ clnim they arc only pro- viding a '1erv1cc 10 retailcr'i. lending in'titution,, in.,urancc comp.rn1c' and the COn\umer. The net cff ect j, the l'Omp1la t1on ot .1 ,1,1ggcnr~ <imount of dat.1-nccur,11c and inaccurate, propcrl> ll\ed. 'omctimcs ab11'\ed -pn v1r1ually all a<.lult AmcrtC4.ln\. Ac; corn:,pondenl Reynold-, point-. out on the progr.1m, "The invJ,ion of privn<..y take~ man)' form,. ··some manif~,latiom arc the rc,ult of population-the prcc;'11rc of people in our OH'rdO\Hkd citie'>. Some reo;ult from an affluent and automated soc1et\ 111 "h1lh we choose to m.ike a trade-off hct\\een per'IO!lJI pri\al·> .ind the benefit, of nwdcrn technolog) "But some depriv11t1on., or privacy are man-made The\ h.ivc to do with Con'il1tutional right\, v. ith political beliefs. and w11h pcr,on.11 and commercial information about individuals." The \tory of thi'> growing privncy invasion is told by tho'lc directly involved in it: private c11izcno; who believe their rights h.ivc been unjustly violated; law enforcement authorities and consumer report- ing executives; government and private expert~ who are working to cc;tabli11h a fair balanl'C hctwcen )ociety\ righh and the right<; of indivi<.lua ls. At the Retail C:rcdit Company of At lanta, Ga .. and TRW Credit Data in Anaheim, Ca li f., ABC News examines· how the computerized credit information 1ndu\try gather~. stores and uses data on an estimated I 10 million individuals. Credit company executive., tell the \tory of their bu,mcs~. a !>tory which at times clashe!I sha rply wi th reports from private citizens who say their credit has been ruined, their reputations tarnished and their privacy clearly invaded -sometime'\ by reports they feel arc grossly inaccurate. The Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act. adopted this year. now requires that credit bureau'\ inform subjccti; on information in their file., on demand Featured on the program ic; Sen. Sam Ervin. (0-N C.) chairm:rn of the Senate subcommittee on con,titutionul rights, whose committee has been holding hearing.' on a variety ot privacy matters. Page 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 1, 1972 FRIDAY (Continued) Robert Wagner, Diane Baker, Greg Moms, Theodore Bikel. Robert Lan· sing A series of diptheria cases send public health doctor (Wagner) to a poltce captain to ask for as s1stance 1n hunting for the carrier 0 ~ r61 al Room 222 "House Made of Dark Mist" An Indian boy, transferred to Walt Whitman High from the reservation, feels the other studenls are patronizing him @I) La Gata a!) No Llores por Ml 9:30 0 al The Odd Cou ple "Security Arms" Felix and Oscar move lo a super security building where they are over protected 0 Baxter Ward News @ The Big Valley EID ~~ I SPECIAL I Film Odyssey Pre- view An introductU>n lo a new series or 26 classic films produced by KCET, and premiering ned Friday (Jan. 14). Charles Cha.mplin is host 10:00 0 C3)@ al Love American Style "love and the Lady Killers." "love and the Single Sister," "Love and lhe Lady Athlete" and "Love and the New Size 8." 0 Council Debate m News Putnam Fishman 15' American Dream Machine EID The Game Show Show (R) @I) TV Musical Osurt 39 Film: "The Uninvited" CI!) Lucha Libre 10:30 D U!J m The Seven Summlb Cov erage of President Richard M Nix on's conference with Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in· San Cle- mente. Cal. John Chancellor is an- chorman. @ Gospel Singing Jubil ee (15) American Dream Machine @I) Atormentada 10:45 News George Putnam 11:00 8 D @ 0 mm News (6) Marshal Dillon 0 rl )CE News 0 Movie: "fright" (mystery) 57 -Nancy Malone. fric flem111g m To Tell the Truth EID Book Beat 11:15 @I) Cinema 24 11:30 8 Movie: (C) "Hell to Eternity" (drama) '60-Jeffrey Hunter David Janssen, Vic Damone 0 (lo) m Johnny Cuson 0 (3)@ CE Dick Cavtttt Ca: Nightmare m Movie: "Big Operator" (drama) ·59_.M1ckey Rooney, Mamie Van Doren @Movie: "The Naked Street" (mystery) ·55 -Anthony Quinn, Anne Bancroft 11:45 O Johnny Wooden Show 12:00 0 UCLA Basketball Bruins at Ore gon State, tape delay. 12:30 0 Movie: (C) "Madame" (comedy) '63-Sophia Loren. 1:00 8 Movie: "four Faces West" (west em) '48 -Joel McCrea, Frances Dett. (3 D 0 8 10) Nttws SATURDAY JANUARY 8 MORNING 6:00 (81 TV 8 Clusroom 6:30 8 . 8) Sunrise Semester 0 Blick Experlttnce m let's Rap 7:e>q.O New Words, New Ways D J'Q) m Or. Oolittfe 0 [3) Jerry lewis Show ( 8 J TV 8 Classroom m Thunderbirds @ Sp:derm1n 7:30 8 Dusty's Treehouse D m Deputy Oawg 0 Country Music 0 (J J (6J Road Runner 0 Movie: "Breakthrough" (drama) '50-David Brian, Frank tovejoy JO) Uncle Russ m Brother Buu @ Beetle Bailey 8:00 O Bugs Bunny D m Woody Woodpecker 0 '3 J 6 Funky Phantom 8 Cartoon Carnival m Cartoons @ Samson 8:30 8 Scooby·Doo 0 1QJ m Pink P1nthl'f 0 C1mpus Profile 0 ~ 6 Jackson Five m Abbott and Costello Join thtt Foreign legion" (comedy) '50 - Walter Slezak "D·D1y on Mars'' (sci fi) '66 -Dennis Moore. Linda Sterling 9:00 I) 18 1 Harlem Globetrotters D 10) m The Jetsons 0 Movie: "The Great Gambini" (mystery) '37-Akim Tam1roff, John Trent 0 3 J 1 6J Bewitched O Movie: (C) "Blick Eaele of Santa Fe" (we stern) '66 -Brad Hams. Horst Frank @ Movie: "So Lone 1t the f11r" (drama) 'SI-Jean Simmons. Dirk Bo garde @I) Cintt en Su Cua a!) Panorama Latino 9:30 8 8 1 The H11r Bur Bunch D 10) m Barriei Reef (j) Tijuana: Window to lhtt South 0 (3 lidsvilfe 10:00 8 I 8 Pebbles and Ba mm Ba mm D 10 m Take I Giant Step ( 6) Real Estate Rentals 0 : 3) Curiosity Shop 10:30 8 (8 1 Archie's TV Funnies 0 0 m The Buealoos 0 Movie: "Kitty" (drama) '45 Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland. O Movie: (C) "Red Mountain" (ad venture) '51-Alan Ladd. Lizabeth Scoll CE Buy-Line 11 :00 8 (j) Sabrina D 0 m The Senior Bowl 1ootball ( 61 Movie: "Trapped by Fear" (ad venture) '60 Jean Paul Belmondo, Sylva Kb~c1na 0 3 l Jonny Quest 11:. 12:1 12:: II• Her thou tach "l dese1 Tc the ( ters. cats of n l» Kitty Welles @!) Lucha Libre a!) Varledad 11 :30 f) Josie and the Pussycats O (3) Lancelot Link l» Movie: ''Gladiators Seven" (com edy) '41-Rlc~ard Harrison. AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Tlle Monkets O CV Amerlc.n B1nd1tand O Sherloctl Holmes Theat" ~ Know Your Blble m Expansion ~ Uncle Waldo a!) Vlaje 12:30 f) (8) You Are There "The Torment of Joan of Arc" Andrea Marcoviccl stars. O Movie: "As Lona as You live'' (drama) '64-Karin Dor. Kurt Hein· del (6) Mobile Home Show Jg) KOGO's Comer m DaktJrl @!) Corazon Salv1je ~ Rocky and Friends 1 :00 0 Cf) CBS Children Fiim Festival "The Goalkeeper Also lives on Our Street"' A Czechoslovakian tale of a boy's dream of 2lory-1n this case winning an Ice hockey game Two teams of young Prague schoolboys -the little lions and the Devil Street Boys-are ice hockey rivals, and some of the lions players are so preoccupied with the impending "big game" that their schoolwork suffers. D UNITED AIR LINES * Pres. the HULA BOWL live from Honolulu 0 @ (!) (l) Hula Bowl football From Honolulu, Hawaii. live l» News Nick Carter ~ Add1ms Family a!) Drama del Sabado 1:30 0 Movie: "Beast From 20,000 Fathoms" (sci·fi) '53-Paul Chris· tian, Paula Raymond m Untamed Wor1d l» Movie: "The Iron Sheriff" (west· ern) '57 -Sterling Hayden, Con stance Ford. m Exitometro 9 The Munstef1 2:00 f) CJ) Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open Golf Invitational CBS wlll tele vise the final rounds of the L.A. Open, live from the Rancho Park Golf Course in Los Angeles. The purse is $125,roo. 0 High School B1slletb1ll Game ol the Week 00 TV 8 looks at luming ({OJ Sports Illustrated m Soot Train @E Cine en la Tarde er;, Agriculture USA Q? Theatre One a!) Boda Diaboliu (3hr) 2:30 O Pacific Dpt Basketball USC Trojans vs the Oregon State Beavers at Corvallis, live o Know Your Bible THE DAILY PILOT, TV W I<, JANUARY l. 1972 er;, Sportscope l:OO 0 CBS Golf Classic The ninth an- nual Classic, a team best-ball match· pla tournament is aired via tape, from the Firestone Country Club 1n Akron. Ohio fourteen elimination matches of 18 holes each will be iired on consecutive Saturdays. (8 Zane Grey Theatre 0 Mavle: "The Tin Star" (western) '57-Henry Fonda. Betsy Palmer 00) Science Fiction Theatre m Combat l» The Big Valley er;, Navy Prolo&ue ~ The Westerners 3:30 0 Agriculture USA (8 ) Far Out Flicks m Sports Spectacular CJ~ Sea Hunt 4:00 0 The Steib Is Over 0 On Campus • (i) Movie: "The Testament of Dr. Mabuse" (drama) '60-Gert Frobe. O (3) Pro Bowlers Tour The $100.- 000 BPAA U.S. Open Tournament m Wor1d of Sports Illustrated @!) Futbol·Somr er;, Consumer's Wor1d 09' This Weet in Pro Football 4:30 0 Movie: (C) "Search for the b il One" (drama) '08 -Lee Patterson. Henry Brandon. 0 What's Going On 0 Rams Football Action Ql What's Your Sl&n? l» Nuhvllle Music: ~er;, Feature 5:00 O focus "The Federal Bookstore" 0 I si'l(llt I Road Racln(s White Wave The story of Group 44, the most successful team In the history of racu1g For the past six years this group has won nearly 70 pef· cent of its race5 and nine national Sports Car Club of America Cham p1onships o News m Movie Greats: "Golden Boy" (drama) '39-William Holden, Bar· bara Stanwyck, Lee J. Cobb, Adolph Menjou, Sam Levene. l» Star Trek ED Playing the Guitar er;, Garner Ted Armstrong ~Boxing a!) Muslca y Canciones Latinas 5:30 (})1971 Junior Oly.mplcs 0 [Q)NeWl. O Movie: "Son ~ Dracul•" (horror) '43-Lon Chaney Jr 0 The Smith flmlly (This Week only) "Where There's Smoke" Chad is framed by a jewel thief's girl· friend who charges that he took ad· vantage of her 0 Candid Camera ED First Adventures in Improvising Rebecca OJer instructs 1n this first of a 20-part piano instruction series Program is designed for both chit dren and adults er;, Edge of Eternity "POUNDS OF SADNESS" . :itay for most pets is brief and final . KABC- TV asks "why?" in an Eyewitness New' Spe- cial, "Pounds of Sadness," to be een Wednes- day (January 5) at 9 PM on Channel 7. Channel 7 newsman Dick Carlson probes the subject to unusual and poignant depths, ill ustrating that cruelty and indecency are not surprising by-products of a system crushed under the weight of unwanted animals. Carl· son covers all aspects, showing County dog- catchers and control officers in action~ dem- onstrators taking animals away from people about to give them to shelters; various meth· ods of destroying and disposing of animal-;; and low-cost animal stcriliz.ation clinics. Carlson points out that change has come mostly only after public pressure. For weeks following unfavorable news coverage on Channel 7 resulting in public hearings on the animal shelters held before the Los An· geles City Council, KABC-TV was flooded ...._ ________________ __, with calls from people whose lives have been tragically affected by their pets. These people, representing emotionally tens of thousands of others whose love for their animals is .. ometimes as strong as parents for a child, have been joined by a task force of persons in the limelight-the entertainment industry, government, big bu\ine'is, most asking what they could do. "Pounds of•Sadness," hope- full y, provides some o f the answers. Htr cry r.11.1 on deaf ran. Sbr b Just one of thousands or anlmall that rater Ctry sbtlttn tach year. "They cannot ask for ldndness. but it is deserved." To accommodate its lost and unwanted, the City of Los Angeles runs six animaJ shel· ters. Through them bave passed millions of cats and dogs over the years. For a number of reasons~ner disinterest is one-the "Pounds Of Sadness" was wrillen, pro- I Thia Uttle ftlla bun't Iona lo llvt. Hla 1tay 11 Che anhnal shelter wUI be brid -and final. duced and narrated by Dick Carlson. Other credits: photography, William Whitman, Thomas Harvey, Earl Stevens and Kig Bag- got~ sound, Geor.ge Arnold, Alan Lewis and Hirom4 Kariya; film editor, Bill Baltz.er; music, .. Dogs Run Free" written and sung by Bob Dylan. Page 15 Take ·your "CHOICE" of these "CHOICE" components and create your own system! Your Choice --Any 5 Piece System ... SAVE AS MUCH AS $169.03! MARANTZ 22 15, new! 30 w•tt R.M.S., AM- FM receiver. 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Our Own Recipes: Donuts and Hot Drinks For Long, Cold Days Went to .. k • lemou. .,_,..on e queatlon, S.nd the question on e poatcerd, to "Aak," Femlly W .. kly, &41 lexlnglon Aw., New York, N. Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 lor published queatlona. Sorry, we cen't anawer others . FOR REP. F. EDWARD HEBERT of Louisiana You've 11aid it waa a miat41ce for the U.S. to get in· oofoed in Vietnam. Yet on a recent news program you deacribed yourself ... aa more "Hawk"' than FOR HUBERT HUMPHREY Do you believe the rumors that President Nuon will re- place Mr. Agnew as his running mate in 1972?-Harold Doyle, Denver, Colo. •Yes, 1 do. And l believe that the new choice will be either Secretary of the Treasury john Connally or New York Gov- ernor Nelson Rockefeller. FOR CHARLES SCHULZ,creator of "Peanut1" ~me.of your previous admirers now are saying you "sold out" your characters when you used them in advertising products. How do you feel about this?-J. J. Moore, Salt Lake City, Utah • If athletes can use their names to sell products, why can't a cartoon character? The strip's as good as anything clone in comic-strip lilitory; therefore, I don't see why there should be any complaint about what I d o outside the strip. After all, the critics don't have to buy the ~dvertised items. FOR CLAIRE BOOTH LUCE, plavwrighl and former omlxusadcr to ltalv Your famous play .. 11ie Women" has been attacked by some Women's Lib advocates. Do you see their point?-Mrs. George Allen, Green Bay, Wis.. • I never conceived it as a comment on women. It was a comedy about a group of idle, stupid women who were in- terested in all of the status symbols of their time. I originally called it MPark Avenue Women." I have always been what you now call a women's Uberationist. When I wac; 16, I was throwing handbills for women's rights from an airplane. FOR BOWIE KUHN, Commlssicner of Ba4eboU If an air tragedy wiped out a baseball team, do you have a disaster plan to take care of such an emergency?-A. T . Mitchell, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn. • Yes, we do. The other clubs in the league would make available three players each at a predetermined price. FOR KEN DRYDEN, pro hockey .tar You worJced with the Ralph Nader "Nader's Program" last summer. Were you impressed by Nader himself?-]. Campisi, 01<.l Brook· viJle, N.Y. ' • I wasn't around him very much, but he deeply impressed me. He has an amazing grasp of any number of situations and can relate different areas amazingly fast. He knows where pressure should be ex~ed to do the most good, and how much pressure to apply. 1f I learned one thing last summer, it is that one man can make a big difference in a bureaucracy, without that much personal sacrifice. Dryden and Nader .. Dove." How do you reconcile these atatement1P -Mra. R. M. Thompson, Gulfport, Miss. • I believe we should never have gotten involved in Viet- nam, but once American tr90ps were committed, we should have adopted a win policy and used whatever force neces- sary. If American men are sent into a conilict on foreign soil, it is imperative that their Government try to win as soon as ~sible. Unfortunately, a .. no-win policy" was established. which has led us to the unholy mess we have today. FOR SHIRLEY MacLAJNE, actreu Most actors and actresses who undertake a television series for the 6rst time talk about the need for "iron discipline." Did you encounter the need "'.Vhen you were 61mil)g "Shirley's World"?-Linda Wiseman, Lancaster, N.Y. • Yes. It takes about six months to fllm the whole season, and the schedule is fantastic. 1 had to stop smoking. I hnd to go on a high protei11 diet, and I had to go into sleep therapy so I coukl learn to get along on five or six hours sleep. This was no joke. If l ever needed to be healthy, it was for that serieS. FOR BILLY ECKSTINE, linger So many of the singers you started with-Bing Crosby, Tony Martin, Frank Sinatra-have relired now. I've heard that you are thinJcing of giving up show business, too. Is this true?-J. Jones, Santa Fe, N. M . • No. As a matter of fact, I've never been busier. I just released a new album, ''Feel the Wann," on Enterpri.o;e Records, which J produced nnd co-arranged as well as sang. I even ec>-wrote one of the songs. Bookings keep me moving constantly. And, frankly, I love it. FOR DICK MARTIN of '"Laugli -ln" Mr. Paul Keyes quil as producer of your show in 1969 and called the show .. slanted, vulgar and dirty." Now he has re- turned as producer. Why?-J. Walters, Lancaster, Pa. • It was Keye.c; who gave the show its kooky wit and un- usual flavor. He made it a hit. Teachers and parents were telling the kids not to watch it because it was dirty. That bothered us. We felt only Pnul could give it that naughty. funny touch without being dirty. It got so bad last year I hated doing it. This year it's fun. FOR ELIZABETH POST, etiquctte authoritv Was there any kinship between you and the late Emily Post? I am confused because you are .. Mrs. Elizabeth Post." -]. Brooke, Tucson, Ariz. • Yes, by marriage. My husband is Emily Post's grandson. finnltJ• ~' TM New........, II~ January 2, 1972 LEONARD I . DAVIDOW, ~ MORTON FRANK, PrHldent mM1 PubUIMr W. PAGE TffOllPSON, V.P., Advertising Director Advertising Mgr.: Don8kf II. Hufford; Aasoc. AdYertlalng Mgr.: Robert J. Cllrlalm; Marketing Director: Ski ~; New York Sales Mgr.: Ger8kf I . Wroe; Westem Adv. Mgr.: Ru...il L Sp.ts; Chicago Salea Mgr.: Joe Ftl!IM Jt.; Detroit Sales Mgr.: Rldlard T. flrnn; Southern Adv. Mgr.: ....... .I. AlwftutJ Publtshef Relatlon•: AobM D. Camey and Lee Ella, V.P .9 and Co-Olrectore; Robert H. llantoa. 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It was a classic American problem: successful fa th er versus rebellious son ... until a change in strategy-and a lesson from the Ori~nt-changed the course of their lives Henry Mancini and Son: How We · Finally Got Through t~ Each Other ,. Henry MandnJ with son, Cbrh: "l'oday's kim," ays the compoat:r, "ban been exposed to some rally horrible influences. HENRY MANCINI: One night six years ago this month, Chris got. up around l a,m., sneaked down to the garage and got into a Mu11tang we had then . He didn't know how to drive, really, but somehow he worked that car out the driveway and to the highway without waking any pf us up. He was IO miles away in Malibu, still doing a lousy job of rlriving, when a cop stopped him and brought him in. - Naturally we punished him. I think he was grounded for a month-he couldn't leave home except to go to school. But as soon as possible, he cut out with the car again. We punished him again, but he did it a third time, and a fourth. Threats and punishment obviou!.ly didn't do any good. He knew he was going to get smacked when he Henry Mancini, one of the most suc- cessful and popular song writers of all time, is the recipient of three Oscars, 20 Grammiu and six gold records. Among his hits-which have become "standards"-'1.re "Moon River," "Days of Wine and R O.ft!S," "P;nk Panther," and "The Theme from Romeo and Juliet." 4 • FAMll Y WEEKl Y, J•nuuy 2, 1972 It amazes me die good dlanderiftics dley'n mwced tohfain " got home, but he'd take otf anyhow I tried to find out what was bugging him, but he wouldn't talk. We had a c.c>Uple of these "man to man" sessions, but they would have been funny if they weren't so frustrating. l wanted to com- municate, Chri.5 wanted out He mumbled whatever he thought I wanted to hear, and he'd split-as fast as pos- sible. CHRIS MANCINI: Well I was 15 years old then, going on 24. I knew everything about everything. And the one thing I knew for certain was that parents couldn't understand, that it was hopeless to try to communicate with them. I really believed that thing about not trusting anyone over 30. Now that J'm a ripe old 2 1, I'm amazed at how much l still have to learn when I knew it all six years ago. HENRY: I'm the one who bas been learning. Coming to terms with a teen- ager in the terrible l 960's has been quite an educational experience. It's a long trip from the Andy Hardy-stereo- type teen-agers of the 1930's and '40's to the kids cavorting naked in Wood- stock. Of course, Andy Hardy was a comic cari cature, and I don't believe the exhibitionists who are always being photographed at places like Woodstock and Altamont represent many but themselves. Just the same, each type speaks for a generation. And today's ki<b have been exposed to some really horrible influences. It amazes me the good characteristics they've managed to retain. For instance, as a generation, they're frighteningly honest. And brave, in ways that we weren't CHRIS: The 1960's were a strange period. HENRY: For everyone. It was a decade of great change: in the world, in American society, in the arts-especi- al1y in music. look at the 9eatles: they were musi- cal giants and created a tremendous image. Then they shattered it. There was the whole drug scene, in music and the visual arts. There were popular songs that were singing commercials for po4-, acid, heroin; there were supposedly secret- code songs that had hidden messages if the listener was stoned. This was.what was going on in music and entertainment when my boy was growing up and ruing started in it. When he was teaming to pick out his first chords on a guitar, he couldn't help but be affected. You sec why I call them the terrible '60's? Then, of course, Chris had a special prbblem. He was Hank Mancini's son. Kids like Chris, whose parents have reached a degree of success, have the problem of finding a good springboard. It's easier, in some ways, to come from a~ family. Take me: my dad was a steelworker in Aliquippa. Pa. We lived in a 30-buck-a-month company house and bought our groceriet al the com- pany store. Dad made me practice the flute, even when I hated it bCcause, he said, "I want you out of this town. 1 don't want you in a steel mill." When I played my first gigs in dim~ a-dance roadhouses around Aliquippa for three bucks a night-often payable in small change-I felt good because l was making it. for me and the Old Man. I was taking that first step up from the steel mill and the company town. I felt pretty good about myself. That feeling can do more for a kid than all the cars and credit cards in California. But look at Chris. look where he's beginning. He heads a fine small group As told to Robert Wacker, Jr. \\ 11'1 .1 h'-'jV) '>(Htnu gu11ar, ha~ an<l <lrum~. I hey'll play 'mall club~ for a "h1k. nut making much dough. Look fhlW h.1rd Chri~ i' going lo ha\.c lo work hctorc he c<1 n ~·•) he'~ m;.iking it for h1m,df. CHRIS: I'm making it now ... Ht:NRV: He \Ure i!o.. Die.I I ml'ntion 1h.1l hi''> wng. ··1 ht!. 0.1y by Day," was pkkl·J a\ lhc ullicial U.S. entry al the J 971 lnll'l nal1onal Sting 1--c,liv;al in ~m'! CllNIS:.,. AnJ l'w gl1l tu thank Dud l'\)Wciall) for une thing. I don't think I've C\cr he.ire.I him ~ii)' th;1t l have a wfl life or that he had 1h111g~ tougher when he w.1~ a kiJ. nENRY: Oh, a parent who puts his kit.I down that way i\ ju.'t trying to mjl..c h1m~l'lt lool.. big hy compari~n. I le\ ~·'>mg: ··You couldn't <.lo what I did; I'm a better man than you." No, rm ~urc l\e made plenly of mi.\takcs a' a fa1her. I wa~ too tough M>mclime~; other thing.\. Rut whether I did it right or wrong. my purpo~c alway~ was to n\akc Chri' bigger in hi~ own eyes, not • ~maller. We bo1h knew J was always rooling for him. CHRIS: There were lot~ of llUrpriscs, though. Like when I wa.s invitee.I 10 leave this boarding !>Chool in AriLOna. It wall .1 beautiful place: the kith rode hor..,e~. there was the de~ert anJ every- thing. Uul the. people who r;m it were -well. hypocritical. I think maybe I was too well liked. I broke M>me of the rules. and 'ince I hac.I a lot of fricnd'i, 1he p<'oplc who ran the school may have thought I v. a\ d.1ngcrou'>. When I went home for Easter vacalton. they tele- phoned Jnd \<HJ, '"Don't come hack." l\o explana1t0n'>, JU't there it i•., you !..no"? Ahout that lime, there wall a lot of 1.11~ tn L.A. aboul CJrthqual..~ and 1hc S.in Andn.·a~ t-aull. You !..now, people li~c und work and sleep right on thill line in the ground, with the carth~lrain ing to cxplo<lc a1 their feet. I \l'ied to think my life wa~ a lot ltke that: I never knew when ~omcthing was going lo hreak loo~c. · Anyhow, the <lay of lhat call. I re- mcmlx:r telling my~clf:"'There llhC goes. Numher \CVcn on the Richter scale." And I w:utc<l. Finally Dad called me in .rn<l you know what he said to me? He \:ud:'l"ve got to go to Japan. You want to come along?" I think that day the 'o-callcd generation gap began clolling in the M.incini family. HENRY: Chri~ uidn't know it, but I'd been walching the school llituation and h.1d \Orne 1dra what he'd been go- ing 1hrm1gh. I wa.' booked tor a concert tour of fop.in with Andy Williams-my w1k was going along and it just struck me 1hat treat-cm-rough dbcipline h.1dn'l wqrl..('J 1anbly well with Chris,~ that m;.iyhc I '>hould try sympathy in- 'tcad. CHRIS: Thal trir to Japan WJ1' ju.,t - great. I got a chance to tall.. to many fapanc~-hut more important, I got a chance to talk to 0:1d. We go! up inlo lhc mounrain'I !>Orne, where !he .\CCnery 1s n:i:_ignificent. And a"o the cilic~-1 got to \Orne of the big 1cmplcs. HEN RV: Thal may be where he first got intcrell!ed in meditation. CHRIS: No, that i.tartcd a f1e1 I be- gan ,tu,•ying Oricnial art in college. But my intcrc~t in Oricntul art probably began in Japan. Anyhow, to gel things back in the right order, we came back from Japun, and I studied like a dog all ~ummcr t.p mukc up for what J'J missed. I fini'>hed up my high school at the Z<1hm School, a llpecialized little ~chool in L.A. 'fhc)' really 'ccmcd to care aboul every i.tudent individually, and they certainly gave me a different pcr::.peclivc. HENRY: I think either Japan or the Zahm School wall the turning point. All the thing~ that uM!d to be hangupll for Chris ju!.t turned around. Then there \\<ts the whole bu~incss of meditation. Remember the Beatles and I heir Mat"!- ari.,hi? He wasn't jullt in India; he had t oad companies working over here, too. A ~marl Mahari~hi. But J ~houldn't joke about the thing ju~t bec;mM! l don't understand it. II certainly worked for Chri~. They gave him a word to meditate on, and he'c.I go to his room for a n hour before dinner and ju~t think ahout the word, I gue~'>. I don't really know. CHRIS: It\ a technique for relax;i- tion. The word i!> called a mantra. I got in10 meditation for a while, and I did get a certain good out of it. Things did start going a lillle bet1cr. But you have to be a v'i.'"y disciplined person to be able to 'tick to it. Yotr have to reall y give yourself to it, which I wasn't really rcauy 10 do. It's like this: certain \Qunds h;ive good cff ect~, certain sounds have ha<l cffect'i. The M>und of the waves can soothe you, the sound o( a typewriter can drive you batty somc1imes. They gave me this mantra, this word-this sound, really. I never knew !he mean-'" ing of it. And hy conccnlrating on this sound. I hrought my mind to a certain level every day. 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I go back there now," my friend said, 'Tm filled with the memory of the love that surrounded our family. Ir helps me to cope with .. the problems o ( my own life." For many famlU~, this kind of intimate ritual has deep meaning. Though rt may 'il'Cm pointless or even 'iilly to an out'iider, it can be- come the very e'i'icnce of family life. lndce<i, according to soci- ologists Jame<; Bossard and Eleanor Boll, a ramify ritual can hccomc "a powerful and construc- tive force for family unity and understanding." Rituals can grow around vir- tually C\.ery a'ipcct of family life, from birthdays to bedtime, from vacation~ to arguments. J know one family that used just such a ritual 10 head off squabhle'I. Their teen-age <laughter burst into the living room one night announcing that c;hc ncc.dcd nn evening dress right away. "The student council voted to make our cla'is dance formal this year," ~he said. '') ltave lo get a dress!" "Can't we talk aoout it after our friends leave?" her father asked. "But thro; is terribly important! You never want to lic;ten to me!" "Oy the way," the father said, "when 1s the dance?" "Only five weeks from now." Her father grinned. "The near ' future wilt be too--late, eh?" There was a moment's silence, and then the girl suddenly smiled ~ck. "OK, you win," she said. I a'lked my friend why his words had such a magical. calm- ,. There are 110 rules for starting rituals, except one. A ritual cannot be imposed. The only people who dislike family rituals are those who had artificial rituals forced on them. ing eff cct. "When I was a young lawyer," he repliec.1, "one of my clients got terribly upset about a minor problem. He wanted in- stant action, and he'd keep say- ing, 'Do something right away, the near future will be too late!' ''The phrase stuck with me, and I would quote it at home whenever someone got unnecessarily upset. Now we all use it when we want to calm each other down." ~e famUy rituals develop out of the simple wi~h to preserve a moment that would otherwise vanish. For example, the annual photograph of each child on his birthday. Other rituals are keyed to the seasonal changes in family Me. One family spends c'Ycry October evening together in their basement workshop rcf urbishing toboggans and ski equipment for the coming winter's fun. They don't have to do this as a unit; but the ritual seems to meet their need for a feeling of working to- gether toward a family goal. For many families, ritual crys· tallizes around holidays. Soci· ologist James Bossard cites the couple who stilrted to read "The Night Before Christmas" to their three-year-old daughter on Christ- mas Eve. As the years passed, and another girl was born, the reading of the poem became a ceremonial event. When the girls became engaged, their fiances were included in the family gath- ering. "Last year," said Bossard, "the poem was read to the daugh- ters, their husban<ls and three grandchildren.'' Conversely, equally <lecp tradi- tions can spnng up out of im- promptu happenings. One man I know remembers the year when he was nine years old, and, on the first warm Sunday in April, his father said, "Spring is here, let's go for a hike." They packed a lunch, c ut walking staffs from tree limbs and headed for the open country. It was so pleasant they did it the next year, apa the next-and the man continues the ritual today with his own son. "We don't actually do anything different on the 'spring hike' than we do on any of the others we talce," the man said, "but it's the memory of hearing my dad say that magic sentence every April that makes it mean so much to me." There are no rules for starting rituals, except one. A ritual can- not be imposed. The only people I know who actively dislike or resent family rituals are those who had artificial ri tuals forced upon them. Indeed, many fam- ilies probably have rituals and don't even know it: going to the corner for ice cream on a sum· mer night or singing around the piano on Sunday evenings are family rituals. A ritual is, in es- sence, anything that a family docs together that makes a family sentimental or gay or loving or secure. Jt is a thing "wt'" do that no one else docs, that no one else may even understand. The form a family ritual takes is nowhere near so important as the sense of closeness and con- tinuity that it creates. 0 f'AMIL Y WEEKLY, J•nu1ry 2. 1972 • 1 ACT NOW and have enough Valentines .for the whole lamily to use and enioy for only Y2C each This assortment includes Deluxe t Sc cards Order now and lake advanlage of this greot offer EARN EXTRA MONEY YEAR 'ROUND. 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Oppenheimer Karen· Valentine: How to Win Points As Miss Clutllsy Karen Valentine ic; the kooky charmer and faculty member of Walt Whitman High School in ABC's "Room 222 ., She's also a very pualing girlr l'd been told she's a klut.L.. brilliant, average, shy, a chatterbox. funny, shrewd, ht!lple!>S and just plain lucky. When 1 asked her to comment on her reputation, Karen said, "I'm uiffcrent things lo different peo- ple. I simply adjul>t to their per- sonalities." Let's con~ider her shyness. .. fhe other night !here was no one to greet me at a Variety Club publicity function," Karen re- called, "so I sat in a corner by myself. I just didn'1 ft.-cl I could go around saying, Tm Karen Valentine. Talk to me.' " A few months ago when she went on a belated honeymoon to Hawaii with her husband, actor Carl B. McLaughlin, Mac em- barrassed her by showing every- o ne on the plane the latest issue of a national magazine with a pic- ture story of her in ir. Yet a day later, in Hawaii, when people courteously left the honeymoon- ers alone, Karen was distraught. "People thought we wanted priv· acy, and we were miserable! So I went on a talk show and said, 'You are breaking our hearts! Come and meet u~1·" For the rest of the honeymoon, they were mobbed Con1ra<l1ctory o:;hc io:;. h 's easy to see how Karen earned a reputation as a klutz. She's constantly falling over cables and props on the set. Jn fai;t, il all hegan on her first inter; view with "Room 222" producer. C1cne Reynolds. She was the last of five conte~tants to try out for the role of Alice Johnson. Unlike the other girls, who appeared chic and efficient, Karen fumbled for a chair, dropped her purse, and as she made a grab for it, lost her glac;.ses which had been perched on top of her head. As she slopped lo retrieve them, the script slid otT her lap. Producer Reynolds was de- lighted! "You 're e.xactl y what I am looking for,"hetold hcr."You have all the characteristics of Alice! Ju<;I don't get run over hy a car on the way home." A week later she brcca'tf through the inevit~blc screen lest and sut'>se4ucntly won an Emmy as best actress in a supporting rol~. What Reynolds didn't know, however, wa~ that Karen had I• F"AMILY WEEKLY, Januery 2. 1972 "Karen fumbled for a chair, dropped her purse, and as got. "I wa'l rejected wit~ such she made a rab f it I t her lasses which bad been~ frcqul·ncy for so many different g or ' OS g . rca<;0no; that I learned to seal my- percbed on top of her head. As she stopped to retrieve self again:>t all pain," she rc- them, the script slid off her lap. Producer Reynolds was called. delighted! 'You're exactly what I'm looking for,' he Karen faC1.~ her biggest prnb- told her." K•ren with her husb•nd, Mac Mclaughlin known all about the role and the desired characteristics from a friend who happened to be an ABC executive thoroughly fa. miliar with the show. Coincid- ence? Maybe. When she got the part, Karen had never appeared professionally in a film. She did participate in a number of beauty contests and had managed to draw attention Lo herself-during the Miss Cali- fornia contest she dropped her tiara in a bowl of soup. And while she didn•t win the Miss Teenage America Pageant, she was chosen Miss Congeniality. Ka~n's background is earthy- 1f you'll pardon a pun. "I grew up on a farm near Sebastopol, Calif.," she explained. "A chicken farm." She wrinkled her nose. "When the wind blew from the wrong di· rcction, it got kind of stinky!" Later the family moved to Santa Rosa, where Karen attended high school and studied to be a teacher. "Because T was also interested in drama, I thought it would ~st lo be a drama teacher. J was a !'itudenl assistant in a drama clas.", and when the kids were rehears- ing, l'd say, 'Here, let me show you how to do i1.' J spenl more time on the stage than the kids did and decided it mighl be more fun lo perform than teach." Karen wao:; 18 when she moved to Los Angele-; with her parents and enrolled at UCL A and later at Santa Monica College. Subse- quently she uccidcd to move away from her parent._, which nece~i tated supplementing the allow- ance her father gave her with a variety of job'!. Finding johs was comparative- ly easy for Karen. Keeping them was another matter. She cleaned houses, worked as a waitress in a bar, a telephone operaror, o;ale!i- girl. hoste.;s for a computer con- vention in Las Vegao:;, made clothes for people and for a very hric( period -.old cosmetics until she wali fired for tra<lrng a ma.c;- cara kit for a fortune-reading hy an o ld lady who predictc~ her future not loo accurately. But all along she studied acting and went on a constant stream of inter- views for part" that lihc never lcm not in her career, for she i'I becoming more anu more es- tablisl11.,-d, but in her private life Fh·e years ago !>he met Mc- Laughlin-Mac-on a blind date. A year and a half later they got engaged 1 hey waited one more year before they got marrieu, in 1969. Since then her career hac. ~urp~ed his. "His i~n't go- ing so good," she readily ad- mitted. "He diJ a commercial some time ago, but not much -.rncc. H e now concentrates on hi$-.singing and guitar playing." Yet, instead of ignoring the po- tential danger. she faces it head on. "We are both fru.,trated at times, but we know why, and we talk about it-bring our problem<; out into the opeQ. That's why 1 think we can handle it. Mac con- trols his ego, and I do the bc'lt I can to make our marriage work." Her car-a Mercedes 280 SL- i'\ her only extravagance. (Mac toot lcs around in a Volkswagen.) They live in a modest rented house in lhc Hollywood Hills. which Karen her~clf has deco- rated, mo'\tly with unpainted fur- ni1ure she refinished. Karen is convinced that with· out Mac she could have nc"cr gol!en where she is. "When I made the fruitless rounds of casl- ing offices. f took ii oul by eating. The more depressed I became, the more chocolat~ chip cookiec; and maro:;hmallowsdippcd in pea- nut butter I con!>umed. 1 was lU pounds overweight. lt was M<tC who made me !>top eating and helped me loS\! weight and brought me 011t of my dcprc\- \100 .. Karen has lx.'Cn c:,llcd a young l.c,lic Caron, Ann Blyth, and when 'he '"ears her red wig, a young Julicl Prow-;c. Rut wh.11 she want'i, understandably, i., l1n idcntily of her own. She c;ccmci to have dCh1evcd 11. "A few ye.Jr\ ago I couldn't even get a corn- mcmal because r Jidn't look ltkc any type the auvcrtisc~ wanted. 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Heat water in 2..quart sauce- pan; bring to boiling. Add tea bag'l, remove from heat, cover pan and steep S minutes. Remove lea bags. 2. Stir in sugar until dissolved. Add cider and reheat slowly,_un- covcred, just to boiling point. Do not boil. 3. Ladle into 6 mugs and add cin- namon stirrers. Makes 6 cups HOT WINE PUNCH-- I quart water 3 orange and spice-flavored tea bap 1h cup honey 2 cups dry red wine 6 thin oranee slices 1. Heat water in 2..quart sauce- pan; bring to boiling. Add tea bags, remove from heat, cover pan and steep 5 minutes. Remove tea bags. 2. Stir in honey until dissolved. Add wine and reheat slowly, un- covered, just to boiling point. Do not boil. 3 . Ladle into 6 mugs; float orange slice on each as garnish. Makes 6 cups EASY-DO DONUTS ¥.s cup sugar ~ cup milk 1 eu 2 tablespoons melted shortenfne 1 'h cups sifted all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons bakln1 powder ~ teaspoon salt ~ teaspoon nutmeg lh cup seedless raisins Solid all·vegetabfe shortenlne for deep frying 1i4 cup granut1ted sugar lh teaspoon cinnamon 1. In medium bowl blend to- gether 1/.J cup sugar, milk, egg and melted shortening. 2. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, and nutmeg; add to liquid mixture and stir slightly. Mix in raisins. 3. Drop heaping teaspoonfuls in- to shortening heated to 365°F. Fry 2 to 3 miootes, or until gold- en brown. Drain on paper towels. 4. Mix V.. cup sugar and cinna- mon in a bag. Shake warm donuts in the bag to coat with sugar. Makes 21/J dozen FAMILY WEEKLY, J1nuary 2, 1972 • 11 • SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS Par roll with coupon from this ad only FAILURES CREDITED Offer ends April 30, 1972 r-------------1 A& 0 Here are rol.19 12-esposure Kodaoolor I film. 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He also sported a 24-carat gold-studded over- l'Oat . The concert was a sell-out; so were nil the other perfonn:mces on his A11strnliaJ1 tour. What will he do for an mmre i11 his native land? MY LEANINGS By Richard Armour To lean over forward, Just touching my toes, May seem rather easy To some, I suppose. But l lean over backward, At least so I say, Jn dealing with people Day after day. And that's a lot harder, More painful it feels, Than to lean over backward And reach for my heels. in the Here's some wondering out lou<l about thosl' private mail-delivery <:ompanie.<; that arc sprin~ing up to c:hallen~e the giant U.S. Postal Service. Q. Will pri- vate l'Ompanit..-s 1leliver your mail any- where? A. U~ually not. Mott of them orily sen.ice a .\inglr• community. Some- time~ tliat comnumily can be a large one (one comwmy is .f<Tolng most of l,os An~elt'.\). And large prlootc com- r><miC'.'I sen>c a network of commtmitws in .wme regions. Q. Can they deliver all kinds of mail? A. No-only third- class matter. T/Jis means that their /Jig- f!.l'.'if liauL'I are of parcels and mail ad- dre.'lscd to "Occupant." They deliver at a lower co.tt. One company, however, rle/it.;cred Christmas carcL<1 last yedr-for fiV<' ct·nt.<; inMrnd uf eif!}it. Q. How can they deliver mail if they aren't allowed to use U.S. mail boxes? A. Many of tliem ddiccr in pun-tic bags ~hich are hung on people's front doorknob.,. "The· only thing a dog really needs for a full life." Cains Research ('.enter re- ports, "is an owner who will give him tender loving care plus good nutrition." lt 's al<;0 a myth that alJ dogs need to be bred at Jea.<;t once in their lives in order to be healthy, content and unfrustrated. And a single life won't cause over- weight, either. Any dog will get fat simply by eating too much and exercis- ing too little. Just like hie; master. Quips& THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids ~ee lofe differently Send contrtbu· loons to "Child," Family WMkly, 641 lu1naton !we . N Y., N Y. l0011 $10 II used none relurned 1 was trying to teach my smallest boy to drink through a straw. He just didn't seem lo catch on. Fi· nally my older son, who h ad been looking on, spoke up. "Billy," he said simply, "just blow back- wards." -M11. T. Q., New Yo'k, N.Y. For monthc; a couple had laboriotL<;ly saved their trading st<lmps for the pur- chase of a c:ard table and fom chairs. Then one night the husband realized how deeply the habit had become in- wnine<l in the wife. As 'ihe wa..; pasting some stamps in her Inst hook, she said, "Dear. why don't we just go out and lm11 the table and chairs? I hate to spend our hard-earned stamps." -Ben Ca.dell STEWARDESS Ii "GORILLA" Is that repulsion ? When Watt Disney Productions starts Jetting the world know about new at· tractions, there's no such thing a<; a national boundary. The pic:ture of girl and "gorilla" was taken at London's Heathrow Airport. Stewardess Tmdi When the drir;ing instructor made his pupil pull oi;er to tlie 6-ide of tlie road, lie ;u~t u:anted a .~lio11lder to cry on. -Val Peters Have you ever noticed that though most people work for a living, some play the market; doc-tors an<l lawyers pradice their prof cssions, while judges merely sit? -Bernice Sisson Credit manager: Take cl1arge guy. -Frank Tyger JUNIOR-HIGH NOON What rosy visions b raced my soul. To help her make her dome worl< So she could make the honor roll, I've helped her with her homework. But now my breast is filled with WTath. My glowing day dreams vanish. For though we got a B in math, Quite frankly we 8un1ced Spanish. -Ceo,gie Starbuck Galbraith "The things I cook best are meat loaf and onion soup," said the new bride to her husband. "Which is this?" asked the hride- groom. -Herm Albrip;/1t ' • Sdmlz, 2 &. uf \ltami. h.1d tlw grxKI fortune(?) to fiu<l her\clf 0t1 duty \\1th the hairy Dis11cy <:haradcr l'n mute to Florida's New Oi<;nt.•y World. The <Jill\' comment from Trudi w.is ..i laugh and a squeal. DATES: Sunday is Betsy Ro.ss Day, mmmemorntin~ t11e raising of the first U.S. flag in 1776. Wednesday is Twelfth Night, or Eve of Epiphany, thr ('nd of the Western Chri<;tma<; se.'lson. ANNIVERSARIES: Alaska wa..<; :u.lmittc<l to the U.S. 13 years ago Monday as the 49t11 i.1ate. BIRTHDAYS: Sunday-Roger Miller is 36. Monday-Betty Furness is 56; Victor Borge 63. Tuesday-Floyd Patterson i.<; 37; Dyan Cannon 3.'3. Thur5day-Lor- etta Young and Danny Thomas are both 58. Friday-Alvin Dark is 50. Sat- urday-Elvis Presley is 37; Jose Ferrer 60. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Betty Furness and Danny Thomas By f rank Bagln5ki LITTLE EMILY "Remember your bust of Homef? Well .•• It's busted!" 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Hones. n ... baadaome, lwdboud boolu an ~ed ia aamet red, desert tu ud canlry blae, aad atuaped ia cenuine cold. Tlaey're tlae int of wlaat coald be a library of Witten cla.Wa yoa'D be proad to OWL Tiaat'a w•1 we oln yoa tUee Zoe Grey boolu (w~ an rep.luty $10.17) for oalJ $1. ~ We tUak you'll be bapreued. Aad tlaat yoa'D wut to owa otlaen ia t1ae aeries u tlaey become anilable. Tiaey will iadade: Wildfire, ne naac1en.., Herd, ne Vaaiahiac American, Fi,htiq Caranu, ne Hula Kaile Oatit, Muerick Qaeea, Tlauder Moutaia, ud ..... , .... Became we priJd ia lute qautities, ud became we •ll directly to the poblic, we cu ofn oar sabscriben beaatifally bomul Zoe Grey boob f• oaly a fractioa of wlaat yoa'd Hpect to pay -oaly $3.39 tad plaa a few ceata ahippbar c•arca. Send no money. Jut mail th co11p011 to set Rid .. of tlae Parple Sap, Arisou Ames, ud Wild Hone Mesa -tlae whole ahootm, matda -at tlae apeciaJ batrodutory price of $1. ne Zue Grq l.inry, Roelya, N. Y. 11576. 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Sal •P tllose slll"1·~•1. dlrt-atcllil1 crlds arouDCI bib, sllowtr alld blsi1 witll easy-to-delft wtlitt wi.,t stnp 11111 ntlfproof ce....t. Applies asi/. 111nes a pw111111111t IMln4. Ctllltllt 11111 11 ft. strip "' lit. H5034 Seal-A-Tub Kit ...... : .. $1 DREAMY BRA 1• '°" sletpytimt comfort. c11y. limt co•lrol beclllse it's Ill strettby l!Yto• lau -nen t11t strapS! CarlSSi11 a,port •lldtf lliflltie, 11lltlt AM· lefi1111 coalrol for dayti111e wear. Perftd for lo1111i•I FrOllt ......... Wllitt. Two tiles fit Ill. N917 Dream lro, .... cup .... $1.98 N911 Dream lro, C-0 cup .... $1. 91 YOUR PERSONAL DESI MEMOS A style !of -Hd oee for lllfils. tadl witll a wlllmi· cal Clftoo• i 1 tltt conllf. Lldies' uys, "A ,_.... llClte fro11" llitll n11111; 111111's SIYI. "Frot1 Ille ._ ttf" wD IUle. 200 crisp llllitt slltets; 4"' I S". Mtll de9 lflJ, P7011 200 Ladies' MeMoa ..... $1 '7019 200 Men's Memos ...... $1 PERSONAL STATIONERY SETS S11ootll wllitt well••. wittl yoar 111111t, address alld Zip todt balltifdy prilltt4 i• ridl llktlli&trt blft Pwfect !of all your connpolldtllu -C01•111t too! Slitlts .. allll'Olli....., SW' l 7H. ltp to 4 lilHll. P3001 50 ........ 25 .. v .... $1 .00 '3002 125 .,...... 50 •v .... $1. 91 DOUBLE-POWER PAGE MAGNIRER II.pity I wllole pqt It OtlCI wit!! tllis 7" I 10" lllpi· fitr. Now it's a detne 4X -brillp ,n.t "to 4 lille its m.. twic. Hie PGWtr of •raifien we IMI otlllf'S 11•• offlfed prHioalJ. W1fw·tlli1, so it c.1 M kept i1 a book. Made of plastlc. wittl i lllitlti0t latller Ira-. $6066 Fufl-Poge Magnifier ... $1.50 Bl.AST THOSE UOGGED SINKS OPEN THEWYWAYI Sillk lllslw forces &O..,.... of .... pt'lllllf'I .... Jlllr draift to literaly bllst dDl(ld Wiit• Ht of pipes illlo Ille se-. llo Wlitiql llo dirty nter4*b,. No.._, clltflliclls! Works ;.tt lib 111 air p1111p. Use 01 silb. bibs, slloftrs. Snt 111ony 011 pl•111bl11 bills! Cl•r fllllltd·up ps lilts. rllliltors. ~ tool H4109 Sink Master ......... $4. 91 • ec RECTANGUW MAGNIFYING GWS A mint tor t'ltfYOlll wlllo Htds lit!' rudMl1 Slllilt tJP1 Widt 4" rtct111lll• leiu ma1111f1U 11p to 2~ times tllt pnat size. Hu ••II" hncl1t for usy lloldi~a. Grut tor se.1111. st1111p c4lltcti11t COii! stvdJ, 111odel bu1ldtne Ideal cilt tor lnyoM. Colltn llft·boled 55024 ltectangulat Magnifier $2.98 PASTRY TART MASTER a1t1. cri11Ps .. 1s..,s ill Oilt spri111 1ct101 lllOUllltllt! Mala ptofessiOMI lookia1 pastties lat 111d easily S.11ply ,ltce food fillln1 betwttll two pieca of dOllirh, press 4owll H koob; JOll roodits art ptfitc1ty salad for1111 i.1e 3" rovlld, owl or aescut shapes lasttllCtions 11d reapes ind11dtd. K6044 Tortmoster .......... $1.39 FLORAL NEEDLEPOINT, ID COVERS RP.place worn, shabby covers on chairs, footstools, etc. and have the beauty of real needlepoint without the work and trouble of doing it your- self. Loom-woven floral print with your choice of black, green or beige background. Foam backing, easy to attach. 20 inches square, fits most size chairs. F6071 Black Needlepoint Cover F6072 Grun N••point Cover F6013 Beige N ... epoint Cover SAJISfAOIOtf GUAIMTllO OI _,., MCI Off MIYTHING YOU MIT flOM WAI.Ill DIAUI BAKED-ON GREASE WASHES OFFI frypu·IUee11 wons wollden oo dirty, bleca-crvsttd pot ud PIA bottoms so tllly blllf cfeu usilJ with a 1COU1101 pad, frypea..Klttn is irut: 1tdoes the wed. you don't £..tsies1 .,y to elu~ electric skilltts, waffle 11ons. on• 1r~ls. Safe on alu111inum, chrome, porcelain. iron K 920 Frypon-Kl .. n • (6 oz spray ean) $1 . 19 Hanf your 11on1n1 bot1d safety lf!d Stalrely on tJus lleny mthl holder and pl rid of tbt proMt• ol stonn1 yoUf boa1d 01 tllt dose! ftoor """' 1t !Hes up 1ood floor SP'(t. Use oHr the door or mounl on a nll. Ifs out of the w1y, but usy to cet lo in Cs ow11 per ma nut st or· 111 s~ct fit& 111 "f ' I loot bolrds, CH bt Htd with otlter 111tlal lloards. Slips easily CWlf Illy doOf. 1" Iona. K2040 Ironing Boord Holder .... $1 SPACE-SAVING WRAP·STACKER Ktep you1 waaed P19tf, llw-u1 lo( Slraa wr.p, * ., one space-saw1n1 rad ud 1114 SUtdl1n1 lhroup a ptlc of boats IOf Ilic one you w111t. Wfa9-Staeltr heps 6 boats at finctr tips; easy to 11111cwe •llY Ollt. lbdeol huwy Wirt. cOlled witll tou1ll wlute fillyt. S~"18"19W' K951 Wrop-Stacket . . . . . $1 . 91 .. CRYSTAL CLEAR CUTTING BOARD Wlllt a 1Ttal .. •! It's 1 ,.ifect c.tti111 a.1ace -woa't llar. llll'lts -caa't SOil IP odors Of jUic:es -Nd it Im J04lf pretty~Attrtop 0t lll>ledottl allow throqll! Looks '*• plate but IS act..., to•P IC:ryllc plastic. ""'· washer sale lleat resistlnt Cood llot !)Id. 9" 1 II". K5012 ry11al Cutting Boord . $2. 91 A MUST FOR THE HOME OtEA Hett's I tDol Mt 11111 tM filat cMf .-.·1 bt WllJIOllll fiYI utwrll woodt1 spooas tht 1et 111fo coinws !Ml U.t slob for clr1111111 11o6es fOf 1111111116ou1h 19t •des for sl11pt111111d fo4din1 lit111 for ftfton, 1111111 111um, cut 11011 ... pots, pans end bowls ol eny kind' K6069 Wooden Spoons (Set of 5) S 1.49 ROJO-PHOTO DISPlAY AlBUM Roi.l'lloto 11ts Y°' ,. tD row"'°"" ~ mlf' No dlllll 0t lllOllllhl. Jut sill llJ pidllft (up to Ji,"a 5") httv Ille prottdiw tra11sp11uc wiadow Sturdy bur Windows lor 160 pictlrn included; llolds •P to 500 52045 Roto-Photo AJbum .... $5.91 K2053 Windows for 32 photos $1 .00 TAPESTRY NEEDlf POINT PILLOW COVERS $2. 99 Add t1tt111ct to any room in yout llolll8 with t11esa Be1111n loo•·•Oflt tlpatry 1tffdlt,alnt coven! Rtpl1<1 old WOrl-o.tl ,.aow ecMf1 Hd ~.Of Ut -pilOWl by addt111 l1pok or fo1•. Yot '-" tM btlMIJ ol ral oedlt90tllt wlttlout ~ lrCMlblt of .... it yOllfMll Cow mare 17" s4, lippertd. ltipt floral dtsiau on ~IQ rroullds ol llllQ. oh• and blip. Ordlf by color nu111bel "220 (lleck} F7121 (Olw} m22 (leivel Needlepohd Pillow Cov.,... . S2.99 MAKE YOUR OWN AFGHAN It's 1 pocbt·Mlt loo• lllltl ..,..... .. ldioe t9let ••"• 1 wllolt rtw It a 1191e. W.... •" 1 4" ._.,a or •" 1 l" oblotlts 11 lli1111a S... or """tol't)i• fw lfP.. swt1t111, sllawts, tic Steel ...... 11Stm:t11111. two 20 P't• llatnittd Moldtb llldlllltd F606I Woncler Wwve . . $2.49 SEND STATIONERY WITH A SMIW S4lcji tu11 ti Qt! 20 ~ ..... ~a.ts witll ""' ey., nd 11111 ••I• ~ ZO conat1111old ... Iopa 18 Ml Aad fw I l9t0al loldl ..... ttltll d Mlf· wa s•I• sbc*ers. 100 ~Ill',...,. stick111 •• ral SS049 Smia. Stationery s.t . . $2 S5050 s..-a. Sttdt.,. . . . . . . . $1 CREATE YOUR OWN STOLES, ETC. Clute yow OWi stoles. natlr1. ..., lllllAacs. *· •ttlt Crazy OllSy Willder Mau ro1111d. 14w1 Of 111111 dllMll llllly. Usu Im JlrR IU1 tl9Chl1•t U'flS t.e Al,..._..,~• my i1Stn1d1 ... N6010 Cray Daisy Winder .. $1.49 N6015 24-Page "°feet look $1.00 DISPENSER KEEPS PINS HANDYI ,,_stay pwl ..• PW IP OM II I tilllt .... JOI! llltd - Ml(Htic Pi• Cff4it keeps pills ii OM pita, eHt ,_, spdli•1 all O'llf tllt floor aw. Mt-tlwows11 pla$h( Ith JOit SH mc:tly llow 1111111 pillS J011 lint OI llud. CoMls filled Wltll 200 sat-17 *mllllief ptllS A l'•l llWlftl aldt N6046 Pin Cadcfie ............ $2 PERSONALIZE SEWING, KNlnlNG WITH YOUR OWN LABELS Add 1011 oH dim•tllu to.c~ lo th 1armuts you tasbio•. Sew in peuouliud •O¥tn labtb. "Hand ltllit br .. "Of "'Spedtly Handlllldt •Ml fulliontd by . " wi~ JOIU aamt iapri1ttd to ut~ C,plltll ra,ott lllfftla btckcrouMI willl letterln1 in ridl 1old and 11d. P1003 Sewing Labels ..... 15 for $1 '1005 Knitting Labels .... 15.fof $1 P1004 Sewing Lol*a ..... 45 for $2 Pl 006 Knitting Lab.ts .... 45 lot $2 SEW ZIGZAG STITCHES EASILTI S..pty re•we replar loot. Pitt Zlczaa• 11 ...,.. 1111 alld yOll'rt rudy to sew dtc«llift ltitdla oa •am. ~. lab6edGllll. lowtls.. etc. lbh yow ..... lllOtl .... tMll Mr!Mjwsb tllllyfrOll I .. tit urTOW ~ fits all _, llMttic 11M1 iinported Mwi11 •adi1111. N6043 Dgitogger Attachment. $1 . 99 ---------.---------.. ,....-----------ILLLI' ' ... ~ILlllLLLILLl' r '~'''~------ END MUSSED CLOTHINGI H111atr Aids ket11 tttft Sl*llll bttwetn h111cen. so pr· mtab can't utdl Of llllnc~ up apiftSI ucll ot1ltr ••P y011r dollies fresll-lo~nr lo111tr: sn• o• u1111teusafy prtUllll bills. Bn111t brus linuh fits UJ silt rod. sltdn allly Set of 10 holds 30 hanren. HS45 Ha~Aidt . . ......... $1 ..., NOW YOU CAN USE YOUR TO ORDER FROM WALTER DRAKE! RACK HOLDS 20 GARMENTSI IHSIANT HANGING SPACS H111's • real atd •• 1101ia1 °' dfYl•I dllttlts. lets )IOU Miii dotlles npl wllen JOI!' re irOClilc . . ., *1 c:IGttlls • tub or s11o ... Adjusts from ~" ID 56" !lip; holds Ml leftctJI 11r111t11b. folds IOf co111pect stor111. Al·st.I: rvst rttimnl z111c<Olltd. A must fOf aoy hottt111111et• H462 Adjustable Clothes Rack $3.91 O..·Tlle-Door H• bcl CMS JOI! titre llelt&llC .,_. 11Ututly. No 1utallaho•: sl•pty llil r.u oww Ille"' of aay inside door. Gttll tor a11ts. !lats. ,-.. lk. ... , for tlln spece .. ~tllroolns. ~ Oii doMt .... . etc. All·sttel; tllrOIM liMsll. tr lolla. 6 llools. H307 Hook lack . . . . . . . . $1.19 Now you can create the custom·fit look of upensive dothts ri1ht in your own ~ome. Adj11st·O·lbtic dress form ltts you duplie1te your fi1ure euctly. uch p.t adjusts to live JOU 1 perfect fit every time. Si111ply wdill" your musu"ments into the size selector. dip· lock in position ... Adjust·O·Matte becot118$ JOll! Made of DuPont Neoprane, Adjust·O..Matic Nn't crack, chip Of breJk. And JOU can pin f1bnc all over the form ~l&SI it hu no 11ps. fasy to put up, l•h dow11. Stores flit. Simple instructions included. Comes in two sue ranees. NS028 Acijust-0-Matic Form (dress sizes 8 to 20) ....... $5.91 NS029 Adiust-0-Matic Form (dress sizes 20 Y1 to SO) ..... $7.49 NS030 Folding Stand (adiusts from SO" -66" high) $3.50 SAJISfA<llOM GUAIMTEED OI MOMY IACI OM MIYTltlNG YOU IUY flOM WAUH DIAIEI FAMILY WEEKLY, J1nuery 2, 187! I E VACUUM TAKES OUT BLACKHEADS Ou'I ~1tt11 1M 111wr1 lti1 -111 V1e1t11 r111G1tt blacUet6s 11111tJ. JllSt pit tl1t tip 011 tltt bl1c•1tud, pms tllt little ,....,_w.o..., is IOM! Celltle QClllllll doff Ute trick! Tiils 11 th cuwine V1C1ln. 11ot lo bt c:ot1flad """ etllilJlon.. GlsarMtlld. F259 Yocutex . . . . . ..... $1 END TOE DISCOMFORTI Trllft·A-foe pr"'*s • ....,.. relief IDf ovefl1ppin1 or hallNMr IOtS "' lloldilc .,.. la llteir proper plKe. Com. forts Clll1•1 111d cants, tool Pad ldjusls to ary toe 111141• ol loa .. reilfa«ff wit• nnifirm #ullllllt F1075 Train-A-Toe (ridlt Mt).. . $1 F1076 Train A-Toe Otft e.c> •..... $1 '" SHOWEI SHOES UGKT AS AIRI Ptrftcl IOf th 1Mwe1, ~ budl, lod.11 roo•, *· Safe. too! Uptweipt .-., slltes •• 11adt tf Wllw · Pfwl wllit111JfOl lllt 11111 ., •• **' edte; ... ~ botricy Allcefitt so1ts. lltMi • crut lift! Orw "' siz1 n1111btr: 115050 (4-5~). 115051 (P~) "5052 (1-9*). light-As-Air Sho .. Shoes ... $3.00 ElEORIC CAUUS ERASER Erues •rtY call1ses, cOfu, dt1d ~· -l11ns teet 1111ootlt IS sil• from lleef lo toe. Uptwticlll as easy to H I IS II electric shnr. Sift. c•llttt wibrati•c 1ctio11 s11ootlts IOllP, sc11ldry Al• .._ loob so nptuslll 1114 Slllts ..,.__ T•all wllitt ~ w fl an. Nl94 Bectric Coltu1 &mer ... $3.91 YOU'LL THINK YOU ARE WAl.llNG ON AIR willti!Mst .n. co11tp11tt1y-lilted teny c1ot11 111occ11111s! Rtbbef soles en• yo1 tlle protec1ion all 1 sllOt. wlllte 1t11f1 flllne _.., tnt~ '°"' 1111 Perftd fOf q!IO trilllS outdoon. or fOf r1luilc 111111141 Ille hO!ltl-MJOi• .-.... my to .., tlllt tr•. dlll ..... lool N1021 Terry Moa (1be 5) .. $2.49 N1022 Tewy Moes (1.lze 6) .. $2.49 N1023 Tewy Moes (1be 7) .. $2.49 N1024 Teny Moes (1b e I ) .. $2.49 N 1025 Teny Moc1 (1.lze 9) .. $2.49 TOENAIL SCISSORS These swrocal·type sasson lratwre sllOf1. t111tftd blldts especially d11111td tor lotlllil dip111•1. 1M I011 sllau IMS atrt • ..,.,.,. Hd llllltlvtrtbthly The m,p stett edces •• dtSi1111t for catti•t toqti, tllO toeuils easily Md ••aly! 4H .... F4091 Toenail Sdllwt ..... $2.91 h's Fun-Fast-Easy TO ORDER BY MAIL FROM WALTER DRAKE 4132 DRAKE BUILDING COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80901 HANGING SHOE CADOY $1 Snt dout fltor spice witll llllS low cost, 111t way lo store yo.r slloa. S,.C.sni11 slloe caddy ll11p fro• dotflts ro4- mcitta • J011 e111 ""'1 .. miiy. [Ms ...0- ilc tllro11~ plies of •· ......... loolli .. lor lllttS CIMy Us 12 -- .... " ••'fJ·P•lt MJ1 ,odeb.. Holds 12 p1111 of wo••11's or ch1ldru's llltts or sh •••rs of 11111's slloes. H5095 Shoe Codcty ........... $1 WIG CARE STANO FOlDS R.AT1 Htrt's t)e all·iH .. Wll stJnd tMt roes wlltre Y• IO .. folds flit lor.., .... Daly I Iii" I R H (),.as •P to lltad•slllipt tasifyl Perfld fur tM lr'MI•. Mii· ms aec's wilt, sbldt11t . . . 1111 at llotle tor *"'• '°" Wll lfttr •Htli•a. ctnat for st1ri111 wip, too! N4050 WJg c... Stand ..... $1. 91 CUP NOSE & W HAIR SAFEl YI ~ IJeoW .. deiNMs tlll( lajptly lllir Ill lllltriJs 111111 tin k MIMll--4..S .. YGll Cll dip it Olll Slfely! Wiiy na illfectio11 by ~ or lly lidi• -. Kil· son? r.., llllli-W.. rotlfJ s11e1r is sift. ttlk II· tedM. Allllt ~---s.tical sllel F41 I IWpette ............. $1.25 EXTRA LARGE DIYEI HOOD C.t dry111 ti .... '"""" ... old. ti1llt·fitti1t1 drylf lloll..U. s.,..lllt lloM is .,. tltr1 llrlt lor ar to dmtlll9 freely WIMIM ,.,., lilllr. rits ~ °"' il•llo '°'"' too! .... ti 1o., ... r1., ~ .. ettrldite tlonl dttlca. Fits tll 1111hs of kl!r drym. N1002 S..--SheO..,.a..... $1 .91 SHOE STRETCHEI MMb liPt-.""' • •• -,, .... Oii COfWI.., lllllolsf Wt .. ~ strlkb (illCl) it allot. ills:ttt alld ldjat woodta ltntdllr, law Oferlliflll Nwto• 1ttldl111111ts (itd.) wiM ••s wllm corn. k-1111. °""' WOlll's: F20IO (~N), F2081 (1-11); •n's: f1082 (7·10'h), f2013 (1014-1.3). s~ (fits~• Ifft stiee>. $5.49 ·" OtROME REFLKTOR DRIP PANS END MESS ON RANGB II-. row -.rric rlllfl ~I dllll ilttt lllSSJ bol · "ers. AttrlCti" cllro•e ,imd ••es lift oiit for eay ..... wili.t ~ ~""' .....,.., dlfMe IHI J9Q ot IJOllblt-fr• belsty '9 ,_ ,.... lefttds !IHI lo SJtff '' cooliaa. tool Or~er r llt ... blners, , .. lor ""' blrMn . . tbey fit ..... , tledri< r1111a. K7019 Reflector Pans (6 iM:ll dil.) 99C K7020 R.ffedor Pw (8 illdt •) $1.39 ONE WAY DOOR VIEWER Set trllo's outsi4e rw '°°'· fr• ..,_to-toe, Mtort ~Opt-lfl W~ f'mltt £,. \"....,, JOii .. owl, Wl9 IOI un'I Ht 111 ~ lo iaUI. tu. otlly ~" lloie. fllt 11PllCll ltns. ad)llSb to flt HJ ._ ff Ni 114" to 2"" lll<d Pity rt ufe -lit OM b 1¥fff outlide 4oof H1 004 Private Eye View• . $2.91 INVISIBLE REPAIR TAP£-*.;lllH1cs 111 11uutu! Stops nps Ml4 '-' frM ..-• ._ w. nt easy to .,,i, Mot~ by cold• !lot •ter. trust oll or It r1111 WltllmMh 1e.,., 1hos I ro 111 IO be!o. to 400 ..,_ llltM rliKioeb, Mob. plastic w dows elt Gtt llMsllllt pt4tecti.. Roi Z" 1 2S f..t H 11 56 lnvfsible ,..,.., Tape .. $1.19 AND STUDS EVERY TIMS Htrt's lllt tool fw ll11aiac ,K1wes, uron, ....... tic. wiellollt kllOdllls 111111CaS1ry .... !Mo Mk FllMI stMdS 1rttll Hflili•I tcetrecy, IO foe tit llit tii. "'" blM! Simply llO'ft 11.(llicatOf llolt baallolr4 u11til .. , .. llC 111dicltor poi11tJ to lllil Tllefe's tilt stud! H2129 Stud Ander ............ $1 Utter ls~** "7 tcnt• filtnli• ..r ... 1111. tiol -li•li4 jvst fflttfS llllHlll sa'HI tlltO '81 lld mporatu! l>ryMSS pin u O«llioul ''"' ,, .... , MOl'l • ._etp-ktttr fJnll ltOllttl lfttr •IA Scoo•,... •Offl IOfids.. 19" I 14" 16". $ceoJ, ~ ilddtd. F2054 Cat Utter lox ........ $7.95 GET MORE STORAGE SMa WIT H THIS UNDERSINK CABINETI ~ llMdso8e decorltDf swap ClbiMt ,.a Ille tmlld ~ 111d• sitlll to wof\ tor yow. Miiie tttos. 11atY p1,_, loo! ltoofllJ eae11ct-to llotd stac:Ud rolls of toiltt tissle, 0¥tMllt HHS, NttMs IH 111'11 UM, Ill JOtlf tftfY• day bet11roo11 tlffds. de. Medi ff lliJIH•P'd oft·wtlit• -·•: ca•eet is 22" .we. 7'4" ...,, 11\iH Ii~, plltt- 6" oft floor '°' '°' $pllCe. an.. mctll lqs "' niblllr. tipped to pmtDt ...m.c floor._ ..... ill. jiffy, llO toob needed. Cirtlt for ottw "°"'• too! H6133 Dow....undw CaMnet .. $1." "DOGGIE DOOLEY'' SEPTIC TANK Al 111tlll 0111le OotltJ ................ lie tlll &tiliz:i11 t1zy• -NcUria ICtiell ti ,.. 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