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:VOL. 60, NO. l+I, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES . . ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 19n , TEN CENTS
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Reporter,
Lawmaker
Lose Lives
CHICAGO (UPI) -A United Air Lines
Boeing T.r1 approaching Midway Airport
for a landing Friday tore into a string of
home!, killlng"many of the 61 persons
aboard. Aµthorities say they have not
determined the cause of crash.
Police' and firemen stopped seardllng
debri.! at the crash site at ~-Fri
day, but were scheduled to cootinue the
search for victims today.
Forty-three bodies have been
recovered from the debris. Eighteen
survivors, including a neighborhood resi-
dent, were treated for injuries ...
The dead included Rep. George W.
AMONG CRASH DEAD
Rep. George Collins
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KILLED IN CRASH
Michele Clork of CllS
POI.ICE ANO !'lltEMEN PROBE SHATTERE!tWRECKAGE OF JETLINER HUNTING FOR BODIES
· Pl•ne Plow.cf Int.a Homes Killing At L·Hlt 43; 18 Survivors Found In Rubble
Collins, 49 (D-111 ), and James Kruger,
Omaha, Neb., an attorney fer Northern
Natural Gas Co. A company spokesman
said another comany attorney, Ralph
Blodgett, was believed ·killed in the
crash, but that seven other company
lawyen had missecj the flight. CBS news
sald_a_Chicag<>bi'sed_porter ;.Michele
Clark, was killed in the crash.
Sllght Rally
Ex-president , Trumari '
La~Reco~nt .
RevOOU Sliglit
Ballot Change
• With four predncta still to be re,.._
counted today in the Laguna Beach
Unified School District recall, trustee
Gerald Linke b&d gained 16 votes and
\ trustee P1tric1a Gillette had lost-14. It
appeared both -ild retain their aeats.
Final rw!ts ol the T«011111, according
to olficiats ol the lleilllrar ol Voters ol-
tice, should be available by noon today.
•t Four preclncts and lhe absentee ballot
vote still must be retabulated.
'I1tree election boirds are conducting
the precinct by precinct recounts, re-
quested by, several reglstered voters
following 'l'llesday's clil!:han_glng recall
election aaainst the two trustees.
Linke, ac;cor:din1 to Tuesday's count,
kept. his seat with a six vote margin, while
Mrs. Gillette was assured the ~mainder
of her tenn with an vote marg111.
one election official said F.riday he was
not surpriaed by the nurilber of errors
found as ,tlie.-rt<OW1t -ressed In the
Registrar'• 'Santa Ana olrice.
"It's just about par !or the course," be
said. Severa~ persons, seme aupp<>rtlng the
embattled trustees, others In support o!
the z:ecaD, melntaiocd i constant watch
Friday, (he omclal aald.
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Police roped ofi · the crash site on
Chicago's South Side and stationed
guards to keep unautoorized penons out
of the area.
Trying to Fight Back-
When the plane went down, ii bit the KANSAS CITV (AP) -Window signs
roof of one house. ·smashed three have appeared In the Ka11Sa8 aty area
bli .,,_ '-"-'em-~ !Wt1.,dita.,get-
P!Elii I lilie . g <ii&; . ilde ilf Hiin'f'I ' ~lb W:llt
!lio ..... " ... '!lie tall """" !'!"_~ _ditloo.he ,, reportffia· llaC'!lc.
--.. burst II®-. 'llla..Jul mec1100._~ of :lillhl A neighlxr, Cbar1es Kailsler,Jid.. "L Frflfm'~~ '!'11'!!1!111 ' ~ u
beard ..,,,,.;m cunJng 1rom -the "cr1tka! but illghUy lrnJ>ri>ve<I" _..,
bouse. I could ·see the pilot's arm stic~ a late n'8hl .!ae<llng. , , I
out o! the window . It looked all white. I The Research llospltaJ and MedicOl
couldn't tell 'if J1e wa! alive or dead ." Center statement said Truman, sa:.
Members of the Nation a I "tolerated" 32 ounces or liquid wheat
Transportation Safety·BOard were at-the 30ya vitamin t!muugb a nasal tube
scene Friday · night investigating the between 4 and 7 p.m. PST. .
crash but said they had not determined Physicians for the Conner chief ex-
its caUse ecutlve reported his pulse rate had s1ow·
· · ed th h ed, his blood pressure was within normal ~ passenger who sumv e ,eras ' limits and his fluid ootput was adequate.
said the plane appeared to stall before !t Earlier in the day, boallltal authorities
plunged to the ground, nose up and tail had quoted Dr. Wallace Graham,
down.
Truman's loogtime l!Ol.wi''llvllel•n,
as saying Truman's Cii*' CIJD9tlon
was "extremely preCarioua:."
'nlat brought an iftlmediite r.ction
from l.tarpret TNnan D an i et .
TrUm.an's daughter, '"'Who af.tlve\'t here
late Wednesday night lhortly after the
nation'& S3rd president was tint placed
on tbe critical lilt. ' ·
Appearing before newamen twice
within a two-hour period late Friday,
Mrs. Daniel first said the Matement at-
tributed to Graham was an "&-
aggetation."
After confetring with , Graham and
learning that "extrerneJy precarious"
was his description, !he returned to the
press headquarters and said Graham had
assured her that nothing in her father's
(See TRUMAN, Pase Z)
Neil Callaham, spokesman for the
Federal Aviation Administration, said
the pilot was making a visual landing
without electronic guidance and was
"probably a minute away from his laJr
ding al Midway when it crashed." .
Newport Piers ·Imperiled;
Furor Flares Over Edison
Huntington Beach Project
By TERRY COVILLE
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Both public and private officials admit
that 1'outhem California EdiOon Compeny
launCbed construction work on its fl .2
milJiOO' Hunllngton .Btl!eh taolt ,fl!lJO siJ:
weeks prior to ob4•1nlng a .building
permit tor it.
'Tfiere is, b0wever1 c0rnsiderable
dingreemeat ., to who ts to blame !ilr
the vtilaUoa of the •clty building code.
Bob Beet, division manager in Orange
County !w Edison, saya he lnvestlgateii
the matter and waa assured by his
engineering staff the city was aware of
the-early..conslructloa.--
Blll Reed, city lnfonnation officer,
says , he was assured by the building
department Uuit building officials were
not aware of the construction.
Edlaon is building three fuel oil holding
tanks, each with a 50,000 barrel capacity,
next to its power plant in southeast Hun-
tington Beach.
Beck said it is ''not unusual on major
Jrojects, in many cities, to stan them
before a full bOildlng permit is •tssued."
"The bull~ permit hqldup revolved
around the ~ping aspect of our
project," Beck al>Jd leday. "We dld not
start construction wlthoul city know-
ledge."
Alli city infonnation bas been ordered
filtered through Reed, who said leday a
grading permJt was issued March 14, but
the building pi!rmit was not issued until
July-II. ,
City officials say the construction work
apparently !tarted June 12.
Reed 'said that Dick Jones, the assls-
'(See EDISON, Page I)
'Callaham c!iscoonted a report that
another plane bad been responsible for
the crash. An unldenutied ham radio
operator told a Chicago radio sta~on the
airliner was instructed to abort tt! ap-
proach because a business jet was mak·
(See CRASH, Page I)
Sttpport March
For Farr Called
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A march and rally in support o! jailed
Los Angele! Time! reporter Bill Farr
will be held at Fullerton Junior College
Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
The demonstration will open in the
campus quad, .231 E. <llapman Ave.
where !ludents will bear !peeche! on
freedom of the press and then march to
Cal State University campus at 11 a.m.
At a second rally in the University
quad, Steve Reinhardt, attorney for the
NeW!paper.Gulld.ln.Los Acgeles, w!I! ap-
pear on Farr's behalf.
Cindy Owen, organizer of the rally and
march said "we are not only prote!tlng
for William Farr, but for our own right to
freedom of the press."
Do,va1·d~ ·Where Are Yoo?
Rumon Fly ··Tlia,t Hughes Is Holing Up in Co11nty
• BJ WILLIAM 8CllJIEIBBR cessflllly nall0..ed Hughes up or the In-o! Hughes' Inner drcle o! odvtsen, called
Of· .. ...,. ... .,... aurance ageatl' "tOnvtntlon being held the hotel 1 week ago from New York
Is hllllonoh'e 1"C!uoe HOW8rd Hughes ~ Is a clever camouflage. asking II Hughes could be put up there
really holed up In ID acluslve suite at Hotel owner Bruce• Gelker told tbe for a few c1ay1. · _
Santa Ana's lloddlebaclt Inn? H11 the DAILY PILOT Friday night h Is "He aald Hughes would,,. coming in•• legend fll tbol (lobe-trottq .Jll)'ltery establishment has been bombarded with ,,. "<
Overdue Repairs Slated
Newport Beach's two ocean piers will
have to be closed unless l~g ovefdue
repair work Starts on schedule next
month, a city engineer said Friday.
Staff Engineer Ed McDonald said the
pilings under both the Newport and
~lboa Piers have deteriorated ·to the
po~t that both may be wubed awty if a
big !tonn strikes before the work can be
done.
"We are in an emergency !ituatton,"
he said, .. Both the piers are in serious
condition and may have to be closed
unle~ they are flied very soon."
Work on the pier! can't begin until the
city get! bids later thi! month and
awards the cOntract the first part of
January.
But there's no guarantee the repairs
can begin even then, aceotding to City
Manager Robert.L. Wynn.
"The contractor will have to order new
pilings," Wynn said, "and If he can get
them right away, that's ~fine. But if they
dott't come in before Feb. 1, we'll have to
take the project to· the reglollal eoastal
agency created hy Propos!Uon 20."
"We don't mow hoW lolilr·lt w!U take to
get a permit for thtm," Wynn said, "it
could be 30, IO, or to days."
Wynn sakl the ' uncertainty of the
coastal lnltlatlve ntses the very "'al
posslblllty that the work will be delayed
School Band Plans
Christmas Concert
to the point that the piers will have 10be
closed to the public.
McDonald feels the situation I! more
critical.
He said 20 essential pilings !Upporting
the piers have been rendered almost
useless by the actioo of boring
shipwonns and other clinging marine
tile.
"Some of the pilings that Deed replac-
ing on the Newport Pier have been there
since it w~s ilt in 1939," be uid. "Two of the most ones broke away com-
pletely · g the recent autumn
stonns."
McDonald said ~ Newport pier ii tn
far worse condition than the· Balboa pier.
"There are 12 pilings on the Newport
pier that should have been replaced last
year or e;1rller than that,'' tie said. "'nle
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Orange Coast
Weadter
Oranie..<:oast rolldents .,.. ex-
pect vartabl<> high c1wds Md 11>-
termltteot -· throu&bout tx>-day llld loa\ibl Hitlha -d
l'Mdl Into Ille IOI with io... In the
low 41111 near Ille beach.
INSWETGDAY
man llllo8y <Ollle. to 0r..,. County! calla f1om newsmen all _over Ibo country Orange County just about tliis time and
· • "'1*iono e1, ~1111111 nationwide !hint llnce -·• p.m. • ""'1dertd If we could provldO Ille aervlee
-... ' .. :~. ~~ ,llO!I dlmte OlJt 1'lt &bl 11SorqeboW, toine way, these people be II accustomed toi'' Oelbr 111d; "But
San Clemente Hlah 8cbool'1 band will
peliorm In a Christmas concert Sunday
evening, featuring mu81clan1 and slnlfers
as well u a 1peclal Cbtlitlnas narrative.
Whal 'lCill John Schmltrclo /01" an~nc»rel Hil boclcen llape
ht'U rvn fcn-U.S. Se"4te GQ<Jlnal
Aton Cranaton. S•• 11or11. P~
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""'~ oa Cb& Ille .,~., .J>olol ·~gotten ·tJie idea Hughes Is staying since then !'Ve 'beard nothing elld tlult's
doiiolni think oo -at IWt ~ lold · Q" Gelk'or said. "1 don't manage the Ille rpooky part.
ufW him aboot It. · bUI as the-owner, 'I think aomeone -"All.I -11 that" the rumor started
And a late nlg!lt vl1lt Friday to the wou1a lel1 ma If It were true." 1me I that be hotel revealed nothing Wl\JSU&I. Either ~ .Ud aay,_~owever, that a m•n aomet ut evening wu here
Ibo campier on First Slt1l'I hH ,..,. ciaimlii( ta he wunam Gay, a member (See Htlflim, .... •>
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The event will Include tradltlooal .,. -
C h.rr ts t m • 1 musk:, climaxed by awctt ,.....
Handel'• "RalleluJall Olorul" perfromed ~:=.,,...
hy Ille combined choir• and band. The a = •-
p.m, conctk will 'llo held" in. Ille 'l'r!,_,'::-'-11~'
gymnaslum. ·
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Astronauts
Plan Final
Rehear sal
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP ) -TG-
llay was final rehearsal for man's last
planned vis\( to the moon, a personal
challenge for three Americans who have
lrained together nearly two years.
ft was a familiar task for the men of
Apollo 17, Eugene A. Cerrum. Ronald E.
Evans and Harri.9on H. Schmitt -don·
olng space suits, activating switches and
awakening the lunar lander named
Cballenger.
But this time there 's a key difference.
The moon . soaring in black space just
ahead, is only one day away.
The men of Apollo 17 were rested,
ready and on target for their lunar
adventure. They perform the real tiling
Monday wbeo Challenger sets down on
the moon for an exploratl1 n science
hopes will fill missing gap3 about that
world's evolution.
The utronauts are to move into lunar
orbit on Sunday. ·
lo the rehearsal Ceman and Schmitt,
who are to be the 11th and 12th
Americans to visit the moon, float
through a tunnel connecting the com·
mand ship, America, with the smaller
lunar module. Then they close the batch
connectk>n the two craft, sealing
themselves from the command ship to
test oxygen and other systems.
Today's scheduled highlighl!l (all times
PST):
5:35 a.m. -Astronauts Eugene A.
Ceman, Ronald E. Evans and Harrison
H. Schmitt end eight-hour re!t period.
9:08 a.m.. -cernan and Schmitt. return
to the Qiallenger to make a second in-
spect.ion of the lander's electrical
sy .. tem.
9:53 a.m. -After Ceman and Schmitt
reture to the America, all three
astronauts. put on their spacesu its
with®t helmets aod glove s.
10:43 a.m. -Ceman and Schmitt '
return to Challenger to CQmplete their
second inspection.
11:03 a.m. -The three crewmen
remove their spacesuits.
1:48 p.m. -A possible engine bum for
a midcourse correction to perfect the
apacecrafts' path toward the mOQO.
3:1'1 p.m. -Start of one hour of light
flash observations.
7:5.1 p.m. -start or rest period (8
hours).
From Page I
PIER .••
eight on the Balboa pier need replacing
but not as badly."
City councilmen at their last meeting
authorized the city derk to advertise for
bids to repair the piers at a cost of
$37,IXKI.
MN>ooald pointed out that the con-
tractor has been given five or six months
to complete the job because of the
scarcity of ia'1!e pllipgs, indicating that
chances of getting them by Feb. l are
slim.
McDonald stopped short of recam-
meoding that the pien he closed im-
mediately.
"We are a borderline situation at
best," be said, "as far as the use of the
piers goes and I wouldn't want to drive
out to either one."
The city's General Services Depart-
ment bas been Instructed to stop 56lding
street sweepen and other heavy equip-
ment onto the piers.
And Marine Safety Director Robert
Reed said lifeguards have stopped driv·
ing jeeps out for routine work.
"In an emergency we'd take the
calculated risk at the moment,' he said.'
McDonald said as o( now the piers are
still fairly safe to walk on but be
wouldn't say how Jong they'd stay that
way.
"l certainly wouldn't like to be out on·
the end of cne in a big stonn," he said.
McDonald noted that the city did make
some emergency repairs to pilings last
year, but said the whole job should have
been done then.
OIANM COAST ST
DAILY PILOT
CHICAGO
AND VICINllT
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UPI .. __...
SCENE OF DISASTER, LESS THA N TWO MILES FROM AIRPORT
United Air Lines Jefllur Crashed Into Residential Ar••
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Fate of Jean Westwood
Will Be Decided Today
\VASHINGTON (AP) -The prophetic
fight for the Democratic p a r t y
chairmanship climaxes today as in-
surgents seek 10-fire Jean Westwood and
replace her with Dallas lawyer Robert
Strauss.
Strauss, running with the support of a
CQnservative-moderate coalitioo seeking
to re-impose its traditional party control,
claimed to have 110 votes to elect him
chairman.
But he conceded there was some doubt
over whether all of these would fifcit take
the dramatic and highly WlOrthordox step
of first deposing publicly the head of a
major political party.
A 105-vote majority would be enough to
carry either issue, but Mrs. Westwood,
who says she will force Strauss to evict
her before he can run for the office,
claimed 115 votes against a motion lo
remove her'.
Mrs. Westwood, handpicked by Geo~e
~1cGovern for the chairmanShip after his
presidential nomination last August, has
been under heavy pressure to quit ever
since bis landslide defeat in November.
Strauss, a former party treasurer and
Pentagon Papers
Judge Says He'll
Call Mistriall
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The judge in
the Penuigon Papers trial said Fri~ay
that he plans to declare a .mlstnal,
dismiss the jury which bas waited four
months to try the case and choose a new
panel.
U.S. Dist. Court Judge Matt Byrne
summoned attorneys ia the case to ~rt
late Friday afternoon after receiving
word from the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of
Appeals that that court felt it would be
"foolish" to proceed with t.be current
jury.
Byrne said he would postpone bl• of-
icial ruling until Moaday because defen-
dant Daniel Ellsberg was not present.
Both Ellsberg and co-defen d ant
Anthony Russo will be asked to swear
again that they waive all rights lo pn>-
tection from double jeopardy and would
not protest a second trial.
The defense has asked the Circuit
Court to dismiss the panel of 12 jurors
and six alternates because they may
have been prejudiced by publicity during
the four-month trial delay.
Byrne. who ruled last wetk that the
jurors could still be fatr and impartial,
said he still believes that is so.
"However, in view of the language in
the order of the Court of Appeals ... I
believe the Court o{ Appea1s is advising
that thert is a substantial danger that a
case tried by this jury might be disturb-
ed on appeal. . ·" 1 Because of the cost of tne trial to tax·
payen. he said he did not want to take
that risk.
Last Rites Held
For Dana Vet-
C. Michelkamp
one of its most successful money raisers.
has the backing of bloc of labor leaders
disguntled over the McGovern oomina-
tion, party conservatives led by a core of
Southem governors, and moderates
saying they want the party pulled back
toward centerfield.
Mn. W<,!!wood, who offen!d to re!ign
for virtually any replacement o~ than
Strauss, has shown litUe desire in recent
weekls to lieep the job herseU if she could
hand It over to someone who could
preserve at Jeast most of ~e new party
reforms fostered by McGovern.
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HUGHES ..•
and then all hell broke loose," Ge Iker
said., __ _
Gelker and the night desk clerk at the
hotel, Steve Koza, said they have fielded
dozens o( calls from wire services,
television networks and newspapers.
"I even talked to Walter Cronkite in
person from New York." Koza said.
A caller claiming to be Gelker (who
later denied it was he who made the call)
told the DAILY PILOT earlier Fridtly
evening Hughes was in room SlO at the
botei.
A check of the guest register showed a
man by the name of DudJey registered in
that room and be would not answer
either bis phone or knocks on his room
door last night.
"Room 310 is certainly a nice room but
we wouldn't put Mr. Hughes there if he
were really here," Gelker said.
lie said Hughes -last reported In a
Nicaraguan hotel -and bis party would
most likely be lodged in a brand-new pair
of six-room suites just across First
Street from the main hotel -the S«n-
liago and Modjesta Suites.
A check of that building revealed one
suite apparently unoccupied while the
other had sounds of a television comiIC
from one lighted window.
Desk derk Koza said one of the many
callers last night told him Hughes sup-
posedly flew into Orange County Airport
that afternoon aboard his private
jetllna-. Hughes Ainvest, which pilots
Hughes' private plane, could not be
reached for comment early today.
"I really wish we couJd receive him
and give him the service he's used to,"
Gelker said . "We just opeaE!!(i a health
food bar and we sterilize all our food
completely. I understand he is particular
about such thuigs."
The question remains just why HUgbes
would come to Orange County, even
though there have been many rumors in
the past be was oDce planning to live
here.
Both Gelker and Koza, who ays be
follOW! these things cloeely, think Hughes
is lnierested In merging bis ~ with
Air California.
"It follows because the merger between
Air Cal and PSA was OaUy turned
down," Kpl.a said. "Maybe Hughes
thinks he can do better."
Gelker said be is going to make sure
from now on he is informed Immediately
of important guests -including the one!
that are supposed to be there but aren 't
anywhere to be found.
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CRASH. • • ....
Ing llJ ...,..d U1 tor a landing and wos
too near the UAL iUne. ~ lw bee two other 1'11Jor air
c:ralbe• at Midway Alrpcrl. Ia ltlt, I
Braoltr Alnrays plane 1truck a 1t0sollne
atatioll lllgn while appn>aching the field
for 1 1ilndli1g during fog, killi'W Z
persons. ln 1959, a Trans World Alrbnes
freight plane attempted lo return to the
airport after takeoff to check a buinlns
engine. The plane struck a two-story
building, killing the crew or three and
eight resident! of the building.
During the past few )'ell.1'1, Mayor
Richard J. Daley" has altemp!ed to in-
crease passenger service at the smaller
Midway airport to relieve congestloo at
O'Hare International Airport. Bumper
sticker and radio adverUstng campaigns
urged residents to ny from Midway.
The airliner UAL Flight 55.l from
Washington, c r u Is e d over the
neighborhood at heights of 500 to 1,000
feet on approach to nmway 13. When it
struck the homes';" huge clouds of orange
flame and black. smoke poumd from the
"'reckage. Power went out in a BDllW':".
covered two-5<1uare-mlle a t e ... en-
compassing 5,000 homes. Neigbbor1
poured onto the street and some beard
victims screaming Inside the wreckage.
Three stewardesses survi.ved the crash,
~ut the pilot and two flight officers were
believed killed.
Kissinger,
Tho ·Meeting
Again Today
' PARIS (UPI) -With 19 hours of
bargaining behind them this week Henry
A. Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due 1bo
agreed to another rendezvous today to
try to negotiate an agreement to end the
Vietnam war.
Both sides said the negotiators wouJd
sit down at 3 p.m. (6 a.m. PST) at a
French Communist party-owned villa at
Gif sur Yvette, a suburb southwest of
Pari s.
Today's scheduled meeting was the
sixth of the 22nd secret round which
began Monday.
The 21st round Jas:t·ed-from-Nov. 20 to
25 and totaled 22 hours of talks.
At the close of Friday's-4112 hour
session, Kissinger escorted Tho to his car
and gave him a long and cordial
handshake. But the news blackout held
fest and neither side would make any
comment on t.be progress of the talks.
Upon, arriVing Nov. 19, Kissinger said,
"The Pres1deot bas 11e11t me here for
what he '-5 will be the final phase of
the negoUalioPs to end the war in
Indochina."
In an interview Friday with a French
news agency, Madame Nguyen Thi Blnh
the Viet Cong foreign minister said that
differences between the two sides
persisted because the United States: was
again bringing into question the basic
points of the October draft peace accord.
She said the Saigon's peace delegations
statements show "that the United States
wants to renegotiate the principal ques-
tions, such as the withdrawal of North
Vietnamese troops, the re-establishing of
the Demilitarized Zone, the formula of
the three-part naUonal council."
The Viet Cong foreign minister said
she saw no reason for American POWs to
be freed wblle Communist prisoners are
held by the Saigon government.
But she said, "~ U.S. interpretation
is that the two things are not related."
Brea Woman, 86,
Dies in Mi shap
A Fullerton man is facing felony
manslaughter charges today after police
said the car he was driving struck and
killed an 86-year-old woman in a Brea
crosswalk Friday evening.
Marguerite Lemmon was dead on ar-
rival at Brea Hospital of injuries suffered
while aossing Brea Boulev..U and Elm
Slreel near her home. Police claim she
was hit by a sedan and thrown 50 feet
down the street. 1be driver was listed as
Philip McCormick.
Wyoming Has Quake
THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UPI) -An
earth tremor measuring 4.5 on the
Richter Scale rippled acroM central
Wyoming Ftiday, rattltng wtndows and
cracklne at least one cell~. No sulous
Injuries were reported .
·S!nof Battle
Fitchen Attacks
Gas Ration , Plan
A gasoline rationing plan
drawn up by the Envlronmental
Protection Agency "Js not really new"
and 1'ls not t00 answer to our air pollu-
tion problems," said William Fitchen,
Orange County Alr Pollution C.Ontrol of-
ficer.
Tbe plan which wu made publie today,
calls for stringent gu ra'tionlng in six
Southern Callfomlf counties from May 1
through Ocl. 31 be(lnnlng in 1975.
Fitcben said the EPA proposal was
news to him, but he noted that he has
recommended a form of gas rationing
and the state Air ~ality COntrol Board
bas also listed rationlni as a possible
means ol reducill8 air polluUon.
"SO It's not a new approach," be said.
"It's Jiii! that previous ratioolng plans
· have all had ooe problem In common-
·bow do you go about bnpleme.nting it?"
Fltchen aald be bu not seen the EPA's
proposaJ, nor was be consulted for advice
wbea the agency started working on the
plan.
"The EPA bas a penchant for going out
on their own and never consulting
anybody," he remarked.
The air pollution officer said he does
Southland Areas
Swept by C.ool
WW II GAS STICKER
Wiii They Retum?
not believe that rationing ts a viable
means of reducing lhe number of
pollutants in the air.
"1bere are many complications In-·
volved, but personally I believe the ··
easiest rule is oot lo sell MY more car,,"
he said.
"After working on it for a few years J
believe a hard nosed approach with
Detroit is the only way lo get clean
····~· .. .....--·.
The gas rationing plan which was
B Snow detailed today in the Los Angel03 Times reezes, bas a long w•y to go before it's •t>
' proved. .
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Brisk winds The story said:
swept much of Soothern ·California Fri--The federal Environmental Protec-
day a.a cool tem peratures prevailed and tion Agency's '(EPA) RtglonaJ IX office
snow fell in some mountain areas. ln San Francisco· drew up the far --
Waming1 were iasued for motorists on rtaching plan. It is designed to aatisfy
the Interstate 5 r idge route and the stringent federaJ air quality standards by
highway patrol said temporary closures preventing 520 tons of hydrocarbons from·
due to snow were possible. entering the Southern California at-
'lbe National Weather Service reported mosphere daJly.
showers off the coast and predicted con--The EPA expects the gas rationing
linued cloudy skies for Saturday. propogal to eliminate J98 · lonl of
-Gusty surface winds were reported in hydrocar-bons eaeh~day.-Yeb!cles are-
San Diego County and snow showers responsible for more than 90 percent ot
blanketed Mojave Desert a r e as all smog in Southern CalifonUa.
above 3,000 feet -lbe remaining 322 taos would be
Soow also fell ln ~ city ol' San Luis reduced by such measures as oontrolling
Obispo -for the first time since: 1936 -motor vehicle emissioos, trapping in-
and in the Lancasier-.Palmdale area. d11Strlal b)'drocarbon emiSldom 0 r-:
The weather service p redic t ed llmiUng the use ot certain lndustria1
cloudinesa with occaslooal showers for compounds. -
the Los Angeles area tbnluib tho ...et-1be federal .....,,,..,,t bu ordered
end wltb ovemlght lows near to and _ that a mnlmum ol .OS pens of
highs both day1 •t IO. ; ~ ~ pit WlUoa poJ1a of ob' olds!
m the air by 1'77, to be exceeded only
f'l'OlllPagel
EDISON .•.
tant building director -he was acting
director at the time -penonally
ordered Edison's construction crew to
obtain a building permit on J uly 21.
"Jones told me he penooally went by
the project, discovered tho wwl!• ond
ordered them to either stop the work or
gel a building permit," Reed said. "They
went to tho building department and ob-
tained the permit 30 -later." Reed also aald tbe engine<ring crew
told Jooes the tack of a permit wu
"qierely an ovenlttbt." Reed said it wou1d have been euy not
to know about the work for several
weeks, because the city does not have
erough inspectors to 9COlll' the town, and
the work was done below ground level,
where crewmen were digging the ~oun-
dations for the tanks. · .
He said construction without a bundmg
permit is against city law, is ~t allowed,
and according to the building depart-
ment, rarely happens.
There Is no penalty for prior c:on--
struction, but joba are ~pped until
permits are lssued, Reed said.
The building permit controversy came
to light on the complaints of a few
homeowners who live near the Edison
ptaol
They complained the construction was
cracking swimming P.»QlJ, sidewalks and
the roof of one gar&ge. They sa1d the
work was causing the nearby ground to
settle. City engineers claim ·tho cracked
sidewalks are the fault of natural con-
ditions not the Edison construction work. Beck'. said the holding tanks are needed
to 11tore reserve fuel, in the event aome
of the foreign fuel oil supplies art cut off.
"Our timing ls somewhat critical,
that's why we began construction," he
said . "The only holdup was over
landscaping procedures. When o u r
landscaping plans were turned in, we got
our bulldlng permit ."''
one day e&cb year.
Los Angeles Cooniy e1C<eded tho 1'77
total OD 22 days during 1171.
, The Times said EPA staff members In
""" Francisco had been working 12-hour
days to complete the preliminary plan
which a U.S. District Coon Judge bas
ordered pr.pared. by Jan. ts.
Its adoption -possible by next spring.
-would follow federal review and public
hearings.
The National Clean Air A c t
amendments of 19 required state of"'""
ficiab to write • salidactory plan by last
Jan. 31 to meet the i\ydrocarbon stand-
ard. When they failed, the ptao became a federal mponsibillty.
The court-ordered deadline follow«! a
petition by Riverside and San Bernardino
counties to force the EPA to divulge the
federal plan immediately.
.. To propose gasoline rationing was a
last resort." ~ Times quoted a highly
placed EPA of[1dal. "Rationingr-went in-
to the plan only after we included every
other legal means open to the EPA for mee~ing the hydrocarbon standards."
Without rallooing, the EPA figured 681
tons of hydrocarbons would be emitted
daily in 1977 throughout the six-county area.
The best no-rationing pl;n the EPA
could devise still would allow S59 tons or
hydrocarbons into the atmosphere the Times said. '
"So we turned to tbe only way left," a
spokesman Wd.
''We ca.Jculated how much reduction in
gasoline consumptioa would allow us to
achieve the standards, and wrote that in-to the plan.
''The calculations indicated that there "-"Oul~ be an 86 percent reduction rJ
gasoline used during the six smoggy
months of summer and fall ."
f'roMPageJ
TRUMAN •••
condlllon had changed. She •aid It had
been "a misunderstanding" and perhaps
"a bad choice of words." -
Roman catlvillc fwteral services were
held this rooming fOT Dana Point resi ·
dent 0iar1.. N. Mlchelkamp, 68, who
died lu .,..k in Cap!Jtrano Beach.
•40 Miles of S111 ·iles" At the evening briefing, Mrs. Daniel ass~ her father's COfldltlon for the
previous 24 boun by say11Jf, "I think be
has come up a little -not a lot .• he 1s
!"' .wwse. At the moment nothln1 drastic ta indicated." .. Mr. Mlchelkamp was a veteran of
Wor1d War II and a member of the
American Legion Poot In S 1 n
Juan Capl!trano.
The re1ident ot;24581 Del Prado, Dana
Point, lea Vet a sister, Emily Oilttl~tt.a of
Btllwood, DI.: five brothers. Steve
Michelkamp of Pon Edwltd, Wl1 ..
Jacob. J)ol'JIJ Pate l'~ J o h n
Mlchelkamf• all of Steven Point, Wis.:
and sever• couslna.
The ritH were conducted 1t St
Edward'• C.Uiolie Church In Dina Point
with burlol following In PaclOc View
Memorial Park in Corona del Mar.
Friend! who wish· ma.y ma~ -rpemorlal
contribution• to the Amerf<an cancer
Society, 18356 E. tth St .. Tustin. Lemakl
Mortuary was la cbarae of af-
rangements.
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Orange Coas~ Prepares for Annual Yule Contest
With Just the beg\nnin&s or a artn the Interior 0!'1nge Coast are& -
•t&rtlng to form on htr rooftopa:, afong Qilverdtle ln the new city of lrvlne,
htt tlk>roughfares and around her pieni Mbsk>n Viejo, Lake Fortst and othcn -
and boat docks. the Orange Coast today for example -have Joined In the com-
has Atarted to ll&ht up (or another "40 petition. •
Mll03 of Qlristm .. Smllet" contest. The ccntelt plll neighboring com-
More than a dozen com.mun1tlel from munttlea against uch other In friendly
Seal Beach to San Clemente 1lreac:ty have rivalry but 1190 terve.a to unify the
agreed to nomll'\lltc tntries ln the tndl· .Orange Coast am Into one "40 mlle-
tlonll Chriitmas llgntlng and decorating long11Tille" ot Chr!Jimas Ume. ,
competition. . The DAILY PILOT '"° Orange County
TbfJ conttst was born In the Depression coalt Ataoc.la~ jointl.1.., aponaor the a1 a gimmick to entice lnlanders to the .. competition .•
coast to tee the sight& -and, perMJJI, • rnlormation the cont.Ht can be o~
1pend !IOme holiday dollan. But in recent fained by callln1 the coast ISIOC1atinn's
years aome of the newer commu(llties of executive m.ano1tr, Ralph Kiser, at the
•
Huntington Beach Chamber of Clom-
l!llll'C<! (96M661), or Tom Mc:Cann.
DAILY Pll.O'I' public aervlce manager
(642-432! or 540-1220.)
Local ~h1mbtrt of commerce, junk>r
chambtn, women'• c I u b 1, prope:rty
owner1' iroupa, etc., lntemte<l ln nomlnauna: entries In the competltlm
alao should contact Klaer or Mci:ann.
Only two catqorie1 wlll1>e Judged -
residential ind commenc.lal (everything
txctpl ruldencel). Best overall display
•ecn by Judge1 will be dcclircd
ChrlltmallVille 117Z. This la t t e r
"sweepstakes'' title can be conferred on
a city, community or lhopplng center.
'
Both Mn. Daniel and jl'ruman'1 wife of
53 Yelll'S, Bess. left the l\Ospltal alter that
bridlng and did' not return Frldlly ni&ht
Alihough the periodic ~ta! relea~s
have not generally ! renected Mrs
Da.niel'1 optimism, the final statement
Friday was more encourqtna
Truman ba1 been 111niu!ini ·with lung
congesUon and JUb&eQUent • b e a r t
bronchial . and kiilaov problems. 11~
entert<t1be hospital 'l'li..iay.
Th• Friday night medltal rtpon ,.Id
the ronner cblef executive "teems to be
more reactive."
His continually lluclu•linl temporoture
was 100 degreet 11of7:U p.m. PST. Tho
it&tement said, 0 The rapid pulae ls
slower. Blood preaure Gtmalns wlthJa
normal llmlLS. Fluid output ls adequ&l!I.'
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di&c
after
DAIL
11tar1
fleet
M
deal
they
said
Life.
A
been
early
10:4$
It
pany
all a
for
ago
the
cut
But
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5-. Oecan1>et 9, :mz DAILY PU.of ~
Pilot Staller Becalls Years , With Lil~ -
. (Editor'• 11<>!<: Lif• llaoozf,.. fliU
duccmt,blut pUblk:atioti chi. month
<1/ttr 36 11e01a.· Barbara Krelbich,
DAILY PILOT •dl!<wiol page editor,
""" filth lhe "'4flG<l•• ,,,, •lghl
yearr. We think you toil! find lier ,,.
ma~ tbal llrolJll>I •-Id to yv11r doonitep every week In pages of-t...
mdible plclUres. II Uterall1 crtated a
,,..; pro/elalon -photo journallam.
Ob, you're an Amtrican joumattsi.--No,
we don't talk lo journalists."
Thia strange attitude posed a !ew pro-
blems of adjustment in news coverage.
could be-'H:f'1 embarT'lt!'!ing, "\; French
Communist party headquarters (we were
too rlgbtwing); Spain (we are too
liberal); and the Vatican (no wom~n
allowed through the gate after 10 p.m.).
everything from ralioned·guollne to fine
cognac.
In Paris his name was Pepi, and if he
bad a hundred bucks for every time he
savtd a corrtspOndeot'a professional
reputation, honor and sanity , he'd be a
rich man.
around the windows ~11PJt'llr'f'ar;l1Dt!d ·•
boots. coals, scarves aid &1or•' 1hll
were removed only for typing. •
flectlons int<resting. ·
' 8y IWIBARA KRB181CU
' Of 1'le 0.llY Pl"' Slltff
LIFE -it used to be a mailc 1111110 In
Journalism. It was a --.! acr"'• the U.SJA! 11!0 ulne ·or the big
By tbe encl o1 World War n, Lile w .. •
naUooal lllltllut!Oa In the lj.S. i~-~f2'. name wu ap GPe!I' IN!UDf tor .,Q'VUU
who worked for u: ,
Bui tbJnp -~ qnlto l1ke that In ~ In 1111$, as the flnt wave of Llfe'a
Po<twar corr_.itmll --. "Leef~.·· the voice an the other end of
the pl>One would ,.y. "Never beard ol ll ,,
* * * * * * Death of Lile
Magazi1r.e's Demise Came SudJ.enly
r ,it, •
NEW YoilK (AP) -Tbe death ol tile One of those men In at lbe beginning
magoslne "marka the end ol photo of Life was .Mydll!la. He sat In hla cu)>.
joumallam as we kno'9 it/' Nld cart~ byhole office .remln11clng.
Mydlns1 oall ol tJae •1pzine'1 most "Today I .am thlnkfnc cl Bob ~11
In 1 single poatwar year we (report.er-
pbotographer team) had the lntere1tlng
experitnce of being thrown out of Max-
im'• In Parts (we liadn't dQnned evening
elms to toke ptotures lnlltde).
Tabario nightclub ("You unde.111tand,
&0me\lmes gentlemen come here with
ladles who are not thelr wives, and it
they lhould appear in your pictur.s, this
To overcome these little international
misunderstandings, every overseas Ll!c
buMjlu ~ acquired 1111 indispensable
peraooaa:e who was a combined driver,
auto mechanic, interpreter iJl at least three languages, photographer's assis-
tant, skilled negotiator with customs of·
ficlab a n d expert scrounger rJ.
Mostly postwar Europe was cold. The
central heating had been off for slx years
Bild it look about baU that lanlC to heal up
the national monument that Doused our
first office.
The solution was to stuff newspapcn
Thus burutled, we todk baokat1p pic-
tures of the first postwar production of
the Folios 8ergere, marvelling at the ...
durance of the daneerl who pooed .,...
liently, wearing nothing but • smlle arid
a strateglcally P"'IUoned stufled dim.
The c:ompllcaiJons ol trytni to ~
abreast of the news for a tJ.S . ..aty.le
publicaUon wm endless. During the
Nuremberg trials, film wq driven to
Paris nightly by Jeep, ,usually arriving
around 3 a.m., developed by a lhlvtring
French darkroom teCbniclan, 11UpPJiect
wi th captions from the photographer's
scrawled notes, then driven to the airport
to be thrown aboard a New Yort·bound
plane in time for deadlines.
There were light momenll though. The
opening of the great Dior fashion house
"·as covered by a bewildered po,liticaJ
reporter whose inept use of fashion
temtinology enabled · the New York
fashion editor to get a permanent assign·
ment to fly over for all future !)l)eDings.
celebrated pbotocralJl>e!I. · great picture that captuied the l!lftont ol
Like llMW' 11 llil _. ililn 100;1ta1-a ooldfer's death In the SI>an1'b Civil
.,,--Bult it did introduce "the new loot."
fers ptheiwd flldl7•at Ille Life oflleel JNar," he 181d. · · .
on tbe :lltll llld·Bth 11oan ol ihe Time "I see 'N........i' Wong's lbot.ol that
Inc. tower oo Slxtb Avenue, Mydll!la wu weeping baby OD the raUway .tracb o1
choking a little on hla words. pre-war Sbanghal. Remember BW El>
· The magulne'a Cltatjl bad come aud-pridge'a plcllm! ol 8obb)' • Kennedy -
dently. For two 1yea'rs, Life bad betD sprawled dead on that kitchen fioor, bi1
rumored morlally Ill. . body dnmaUcally bacllllghted! thoae
"But management went to a great lhing1 have been Ule to me."
deal of trouble recenUy to tell everyone · M)'!lans fee!J much o( Life's innovation
they _bad made a tumaroUDd at last,11 bas been adopted by teltvisloo. "
said photographer BW Ray, 10 years with "We have the end of an era today," be
Life. said. "Thus II the end ol tbe general pJC-
ADlllog others on the staff', be bad ture magazine. But While p ho to·
been te1epboned by bis department bead journalism Is ended as we koow it, I
early Friday and told to appear at a think we have reached_~ a new point
10:43 a.m. meeting. of departure," Mydant forecast.
It was too early for the Christmas "I think we will see speciaµzed mag-
party," Ray said. "I guessed what it was uines, like Sparta IDmtrated. Or a new
all about." one that Time Inc. plans to put out, call·
Copy editor Scott Leavitt was c:ne of ed Money. I think tbert will be more pie-,
the ftw to get 1dvance word that the tures in those publlcatlons/' Mydans
magazine was dead. said
"I got a phone call Thunday night, More concerned aboUt their own DAILY PILOT 1'9fl PMI• and had an extra nwtini on the strength futures than the future of photo-
of it," Leavitt said. journalism are· the 320 Life staffefs.
' Leavitt ls editing the last scheduled T!Jlle Inc. ottered geDerous severance
copy of Ufe, the Dec. 29 issue. He flipped pay; said Tony Orlando.-a·copy read~-
SELLING CHRISTMAS TREES IS NOT A BOWL OF CHERRIES BUT IT GETS IN YOUR BLOOO
Richard Vining, Gary Gorman and Jerome Kress at T~elr,Huntin9ton Beach L'Ot
through the proofs lying oo his desk. . And jobs wll! J>e made !lVail!_ble fbr "\..
"Twenty-two years I put into this many sa1fers wfthin Tiiiietnc. E l t
place," be said. "A lot of people have But those wbo bave been loog with mp oymen
been here a long time. I know we have Life don't erpect to ftnd similar emploY-
been winding down for a long while, but ment in a hurry.
oot that thla is the end, it's not easy to "A wire service" guy said to come Record Set take.'' Leavitt said. around and he'd try to fix me up with a
kstaffersympatheticallrpassed·blm a-job,''_1181d_ooo-o!-ufi!'1 c r a c If
Scotch and wat<r. pbot<Jsraphers. "I thanked him for the
The ban are opening up all ever the thought. But I'm OD $40,000 a year.
office," the girl said. Where c4n I &et that money again?"
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Zoning Top Criteria
Rains Quicken lnter~st
For Insurance in County
R<cent rains have qutokened Interest
in flood plain insurance and Its necessary
aC<Olllpanlment, proper mnlng. Bui pro'
per zoning bas yet to arrive.
Congress approved Jow coat insurance
for Oood threatened areas three yean
ago with private insurance firms writing
the Policies and federal subsidlzaUon to
cut the cost.
But there's a catch. In order to quailfy
for the insurance an area must be zoned
properly. SUeb zoning, wblle vie-1 aa a
stopgap measure until neceasary fiood
control channels can be constructed, is
the criteria for low cost insurance.
Some of the zoning is quite stringent.
changes which require public hearings
have not been made;
George Osborne, chief Oood control en-
gineer says the areas of mo&t concern
ara Laguna Canyoo and the San JU1111
Q-eek. Stuclies have been started but
not completed In .lheae areas.
Of lesser concern, but still tm.aleoed
by a so-called 100.year flood (the llNlll
floods wblch damaged property al0fl8
Santiago Creek Bild 'the Santo Ana River
and In Llguna C8nyon Bild San JUll!l
Capiltrano"""' of the 30-yeer ~)
are tile Jrvlne area drained by the San
Diego er.et and tile Anoheim, Fountain
Valley, Coota Meoa Bild llUotington
Beach regions wblch could be damaged
by an overilow· of the Santo Ana River
channef.
For County
Total employment continues lo in·
crease and unemployment to drop as
Orange County's economic p i ct u r e
brightens.
For the thir\f consecuUve mootb,
employment was ·at an all-time high in
November with 508,000 persons on the
job. This is 1,500 over October, according
to the state Department of Human
Resources Development.
The unemployment rate dropped to 5
percent which is .4 percent better than
October and a .7 percent improvement
when compared to November of 1971.
Comparison with two years. ago when
widespread layoffs in aerospace in-
dustries drove the figure up to 7.2 per-
cent, is even better.
The eooslantly ebangln~ picture in
employment'causes inconsistencies in the
figures. For example, even though the
number of workers bas increased by
30,000 over a year ago, the total available
work force bas grown by 26,00> pel'SOllS.
Retail trade and public educatioo were
the best gainers during November, ac-
cording to llbor analyat Alla Yetter with
the Or1111ge County office ol llRD.
Mrs. Yetter predicts a gredual In·
crease in aerospace jobs in the next few
months offset by p"5t·bol1day cutbacks in
retail trade.
' 3 Huntington Men Go Out
On Limb-Christmas Trees
By JOHN ZALLER
ot rt1t Dloll' l'l)Of Slllff
Every year at Thanksgiving three Hunt-
ington Beach men quit comfortable jobs
as electricians and take up the uncertain
lives of salesmen. They work 90 to 100
hours a week, p.it cramps dn their backs
and callouses on thelr hands, and risk ~
practically everytiling they own on a 30-
day · selling seaaoo.
And if all goes well, they'll wind up
making the same hourly wage they made
as journeyman electricians.
it's not so easy. More people try this one
year and go oot of business than you'd
like to know about."
When that happens, of course, It
detracts from their 1;>4sineas, even if the
ope.ration only lasts one season. 1bere
are only a certain number of trees to be
sold in a. given area, and every Utile bit
of cbmpetitl<m hurts. :
"Last year there was a man Up on
Warner Avenue who got near Christmas
and realized be bad way ~ nlany trees
left, so be put up e sign tliat said 'Any
Tree for $5, '" Vining said.
"Well, be wasn't making any money po
that, Bild imagine -t It did to us. Peo-
ple were rushing througb here Wll!lting to
know if this was the place where they
"Why do we do it? Well, I guess YQ.ll
couJd say we're a litUe crazy," says
Richard Vmlng, one o( three partners in
the Huntington Beach Christmas tree
operation. "But we just happen 1o enjoy
selling Christmas trees to people." · were giving away free trees.
"It gets in your blood." agrees Buck
Kress. "I don't know what I'd do at
Christmas if I didn't sell Christmas
trees. Every year you talk about getting
out, and every year you come back."
This year, after seven seasons in the
business, the partners have built up their
stock 8nd cash to the point where they 'll
probably have the biggest Christmas tree
lot in West Orange County at the ffi..
tersection of Beach BouJevard and
Talbert A venue. Several thousand trees
for sale between now and Dec. 25.
"People think its a cinch to go into this
business," says Vining. "But I'll tell you,
"One thing about this business, there's
no way to 'figure what the competition's
going to do," Vining said.
But competition Isn't the ooly W>
certainty. Either rain or wind or any
other abnormality in the we.at.her can be
devestatlng.
"A bad storm can tum your lot into a
giant swamp," says Kress. "People ~'t
like to walk around in the mud trying to
select a tree."
But even worse is the Santa Ana wind.
"It blows through, bends trees off their
stands, and knocks them !Jown," says
Kress with a hint of pain in his voice.
For eiample, new residential, com-
merclal or industrial structures in a
threatened area must be built one foot
a hove the expected peak level of flood
waters. Merry Christmas--Checks Coming
F. French photographer's picture of a
raving beauty wearing the smallelt swim
suit ever seen as she dangled from tha
stem of a yacht on the Riviera wu good
for a full page Bild , incidentally In·
troduood the "bikini" to America and the
girl to a Hollywood career.
An assignment to cover the revival of
gounnet cooking in postwar France wa~
stretched in.to a marathon examination ~I
every goOO restaurant In Paris by the en·
tire Time and :we Western Europeqn
staff, in a scholarly effort to select lbe
top three.
The first strobe lights used In Europe
were brought over by a L l f e
· photographer covering the Paris Peace
Con!ereoce. They were powered by
giant batWries that had an occasional
tendency to discharge excesa energy wilb
a sound resembling a rifle shot.
When this pheoom~ occumd dur·
ing a late night sesskm of the armaments
committee, it produced the unforgettable
sigh ol 21 generals Bild admlrals from as
many nations bitting the deck as one
man.
We we;e thrown out.
An early postwar story about a French
oountry doctor and bis wife who had
opened their home for -care for unwed
mothers and their GI babies resulted in
the rellllion of a chubby, laugbing black
baby named Jimmy witll ·bis Gf lather-m
Brooklyn. 1be fatber, doctor recounted
later, saw the story bl IJfe, showed it too
his wile and told her •1bout the baby.
They agreed Jimmy should com. home
to Brooklyn to grow up with hla brother>
and sisters. · .
Life pbotograpben bad more cameras,
more film, more fJa.sbbulbs allCI tgaer
expense accounts than any p~rs
had ever dreamed C)f.
But \hey were upected to produ.:c.
And the criterion was perfectim.
On a aeven-weet tour ol poatwar ltoly,
one top lellsman toot approadtmtely 2,(K)O
pictures. Of these, about 300 were
selected for examlnat!Oa by the editors
and about 30 appeared in the final seven.
page essay.
8ut nowhere In that vast aeleetion
could the thert-«litor f1nd what ... -sldered a suitable picture for l.ire's
cover.
Months Jal<r, he was •Jill grumbling
about this incredible piece of journalistic
inefficiency.
Whales Migrat,e
To Baja: CouM
One Be Gigi? ,
SAN DIEGO (API -California gray
whales are gliding by tbele days in in-
creasing numbers, escaping the cold of
the Bering Sea for Baja caiilomia's
winter mating lagoons. At the urging of the Ol"ange County
Flood O>r1trol District and
Planning Departme:tt, the Board of
Supervisors a year ago adoPted the flood
plain zoning in concept for unin-
corporated areas but the necessary
Is Gigi amoag them? Did tile gray
whale that scientists captured· March 17,
1971, and studied on Jand for 1 year
before sending her back into the ocean
..,.....,. make It all the way home last spring and By JACK CHAPPELL most cities have shopping lists ready will Dow from Washington to Main their share. The telegrams provided return with the other!'?
Of "" o.l'Y l'Ulf...., too. Street, USA. welcome news. A spokesman for the Naval Undersea
DAILT PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
lt will be a green Christmas for coastal For the most part, there are few Also, city managers generally agree The cities figure to get the following Center said today it's unlikeJy Gigi will
communities this year-green with strings on the federal dollan, a welcome that If the COOgJ'e$8 sees that cWes are amounts in next week's mail: · be found again. •
money, which like-manna from heaven change for the cities wblcb are used to merely using U.S. dollars to rep1aL-e Costa Mesa -$31.t,OOO "'Ibe electronic backpack we put oo -
is Calling into city cOffers from the Fed· ·meeting strict requirement! for the speo-municipal money, the congress may look Foantala Valley -$84,000 Gigi was demgned to Jut ooJy until '
eral CreasUry,. ding of grant monies. with disfavor at continuations of the fiv~ Runttncton Beach -$359,000 Jwie." he said.
DtHvery of the D•llY Piiot It's called ~ue Sharing. There are a few do's and don't's '!8!;,r program. Lagana ~b--.$41,000 "'lbe bolts were OOITOllve and would 1
ts fUManlttd Telegrams announclng the amounts of however, according to city managen ot "' "For years we have been telling Newport Betci:.-$94,000 have-fallen off after sll: or seven moo. . MW•"'",..."' ., ,... • .... ,_. ,_. the federal grant. to be received by each the towns. Washingtoo that we can't do the job SAN CLEMENTE -(didn't receive a tbs." ~..., 1:• ....... <•II •llf""'"' _,win city were dellftted to eager . city · The money ought not be U;Sed to 1ower because we ddit't have enough money. telegram from the Democratic senaton, Besides, he added, uit didn't work w.n .. ......,., " pw. Cilll .,. ...... .... Frida The ral f th' UI f t . -~,
11• '·"'· managers up and down \be ooast y. taxes: re are seve reasons or is. What w they say i everyone starts cu · according to Finance Dlrector, Jerry well anyway." The ~enlists Jost radio ' s.~•Y ""' ,..,...,, 11 ,... • • "'"'re 'I1te telegrams were signed by John Perhaps the most important is that the ting taxes, " said Laguna Beach city Teachout, but, the city tblnks It w1U contact with Gigi after a few weeks but t x=..~111•:,,: :·':.·n"':i':'~ ;.:...t·":; Tunney and Allan Cranston, (D-Calif.). amount each city gets is determined by a manager Larry Rose. receive a total of between $120,000 and at that time said lbey believed she wa!I :
.,..,. c1111.-t• , ..... Wt•'' a:lii. -'lbe fititcseaa;-l'liiCh "Wete·dropptd· torm:uta called "latingeffort." Ro&e it:teSsed tliat What Washlngt.on· $130,000) teaming to find food · and was heeded
Ttlepnonts in the mail today, repreaent payment for The · fonnula conaldert per capita in-. was interested in seeing was increased SAN ;JUAN CAPISTR.AN0-$120,000 home.
the periOd January u .......... b June 1972. come and the amount of taxes levied by effort by the cities to $Q!ve problems of Irvine won't receive a check next week It is ""'°"'Ible that the 12,000."".··• ' .. ..,.._,, thn'll~.,. •••d• ,...."'"6 f ~ ...,..,.. ~°' or•• c_,, AN1•1 ••• '42-4J21 Two more checks wUI be received during the ~tcipality. Therefore, cities o the cities. because It wasn't a·clty during the first whale could be found by i,ybale-watchers ;
.,. w ... 1t1111to1... • ••••• _,,,. .. 1z10 this tlscal year for the period July 1972 to equal •be, but, differing economic Since the program was signed by the pnrt ol. the government's: sta tistical amoni the ~ that swim by dally •
S1i11 c.._,., c"".,_ •••t11.o June 1973. makeup would have difference grants. President. just before the election, cities period. A.$ toan as a fonnula ls determin· during December, the spokesman said. , :!:.'"~:.~~·~:-.;:~.:4"';.,2•44n That means most 'citleS will have U tales are cut , the ta~ effort ls have been going through series of sli* ed !or the new city's tuing effort. How to find ber1 "She's ,oi a di5Unctive I
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Debris Deepe~s
C'leanup Laws S,tir Heated NY Arguments
C~rlltlan Sclmce Monitor Srrvie<
NEW YORK .-To J1COOP or not to
-i>. that Is Ibo quesUoo In the minds ol
New York dogowners.
More than ball a mlDlon dot!s take
their ownen for at least one walk a day
while oounUess: strays prowl the strttts,
all leaving behlncl. in wlSightly memento.
some ol the more elegaot modell have
long handles. Paper training devioes and
dog toUell are also OD the markel
According to the 'existing
• menl la Inadequately atalled as It la, and
added that "we can't have a aarutaUon .
worker foU.w1n1 .,..,, dog around ~the
city." -
Most dog _,. ·br!Stled ·•t the sug·
gestlbn '"that their taxea be raised,•
possibly In proporlloo to the aize of tbril'
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Bog Bared
Pin•up -Picture ·Print,ed
a.EVELAND <UPI) -Pell Olnllol. Tei• !:111, aev ..
land's -monthl1 map!lne, bot I l\Jll eollr, ........
!<lid pil>up pleturo. . , 'l.1le pi><!p model bu~ erpeded to wla ~ beauty "~ or eat11e a rua11 to ~· -ll'o • crtental -"It ls wr buc of Ibo month," 8111 .Bldt ~•Pl'<"'
(dent ol somlek'l'llbiillll.,g Cl>.
"We . want to ma)e ,ae~ Ibo "'11 <9pital of the
world." ·
Ur.lil recently most New Yorkers con-
tended themselves with c:bancterbtle
grousing about the preoen<e ol dog_ litter
on the streeb, sidewalb, and partlands.
But now many DOIHk>g~wnen, and even
some dog owners, m demandinl tblt
man clean up after his "best frif.nd." .
Admlnlatralive Code and Health Code, oo
person shall allow any "offensive animal
.matter'' to fall 0t to run oato any atreet
or public place. Cooluslon resulted,
however, from the Health O>de'1 pro-
visloo !or dogs, which prollibited them
lrom using sldewalb but not streeta and
Inspired the largely igDored "curb your
dog" admonltloo.
dog, to augment the sanitation 'I' S d ' N Quiz depart-t'o capacities.-J.-ry 8htr ay S eWS .
One councilman suggested Instead lhatf---'·-'-'======---=:._ _____ ....:_ ___ ~,-------
dog defecation coincide witb alternate
side ol the street parking to laeilltate
UPIT.._... fl9•u Fire
=~llwnese sol· to ·extinguish
~)J.l.,Jaouse hl1 by
',''nliel '!by dousing it
with cup of water.
. , ' rm: MAIN REASON !or Ibo con-
·Stemation ls simply Ibo lncttaaln& q-uty o1 e1cremrnt Some people assen
that it ·.,......a • health !ward,
espedally to· cblldrm; lew deny Us visual
oUeD!iveness. '"
And OVer)'ml! who bas unauspectibgly
trod in it ls vivicily awm of the nuisance
factor. (
In response to the muahroomlng pro-
test, New York's Environmeotal Protec--
tion Administrator Jerome Kretchmer
has written a bill that would ""luiro dog·
owners to clean up after their ~ts. The
bill was introduced at Kretcbtner's re-
quest by Councilman Theodore Weiss and
Councilwoman Carol Gaitzer at 11 recent
open meeting of the Committee on
Environmental Protection at Glty !tall
1be proceedillp were mar¥<! by fre-
quent outbursts from members of the
unruly and bigbly vocal crowd, many ol
whom told thrir tale before the com-
mittee. Tbey represented orpniiations
IUCb as Project 8-, Clllldreo Before
DOp. Friends ol TMID, and lbe Pet
Owners ProtecUve Alloelltim.
ALSO ON RAND ro tab tbrir share
of abuse from irate pet lovers were
manufacturtn: fl. the litter devices. Most
ol tbese are predicated oo tbr disposable
plastic bag or ~ container, but
1be purpooe of, Kretebmer's bill is to
darily the exlatlog leglslstion by stattog
expllclliy that a dog may deleeato Clllly
between aod within lhreO feet from the
curb, except at crosswalks and bus stops,
and that the owner must clean up tlie lit·
ter within that area or any otbei' into·..:
which It may fall.
Both Denver, Colo., and Washington
D.C., plus 17 New Jersey communities
have a similar law. . ,
Kretchmer aborted, "Dog litter seems
to be all around. us -in this city. It ls a
demoraliJing eumple Qf__h!l__w some New
Yorkers· impose themselves on others .••
'l11e incmvenieoce ~ dog owners must
be &tacked up against the right of all of
us to clean streets and pub."
TB E D0G.oWNJNG OPPOSITION
argued that it ls lbe nspansibllitY ol tbr
sanitation department to clean up the
streets and ol building superintendents to
clean up the sldewalb.
Kretchmer-, dubbed a "dog-hater,''
pointed out that the sanitation depart-
street aweepinl.
Noted animal lover C1eveland Amory
and noted consumer advocate Fran Lee
both opposed the bill, but !or dilfereot ......... '
Miss Lee eootended that the law should
be, mloreed as it stands, which according
to ber lnterpretatioo -1d allow no es·
crement whatsoever to fall 01fpublic p~
perty.
AMORY PRIVATELY DISC()llNTl!D
tbr th!<at ol dliease, on which· Miss Lee
bases her platfonn. He also feels &be is
prejudiced .against dogs breause they
have "fore.lgn"'50unding names." Amory
declined to elaborate.
Fonner Parks Administrator Au~
l!eekscber endor...t the bill oo the day
be announced his resignation.
An overriding Jssue is that · o( ·en-
forcement. Detractors of the bill insist
th'I1t It wouldn't be any more effective
than the current law, and that the
overburdened police foree cannot be ex·
peeled to run around passing out sum-
monses to dog ownen who don't U9e their
scoopers. But • Kretcluner aod bis
partisans bold that public pmsure by
fellow citizens, as well as the threat of a 0ne, will ·promote "voluntary" com-
pliance.-
1be Envlmnmental P r o t e c t I o n
Administration is conduct i·n g ei-
periments in several New Y or k
neighborhoods at the renuest of their
residents. · '
•• ·Whatever Pisces Wants, She Gets Diner Sues
Restaurant
SUNDAY
. DECEMBER I 0
By SYDNEY OMARR
T alenred, Attractive
. Pbeet .can be lnststent. 1be
Pieces woman usually . gets
wblt ahe Wiilis, whether or
mt it is good for her .. ne
Pisces man can have too
much of a good thing -and
coa.Unue -to want more of the
same. Obviously, Pisces re-
'~1-m•in•-and lell . ~llme)"':ne"' l1ftces ... ~
divklual ls talenlea, attractive
aDd ptive.· PilCe8 Js beauty
(. j~or """ penons born
uildtt tbls zodiacal sign main-
tain an aura of mystery and
,. hlff ..m.t,bioc. whleb.ottraets ao,or,.,..r-1 J. ...,
AlllES (llllrch 2l·April 19 ):
Fine !or family gathering,
entertalning at home. Tnrus,
Ubra -fi«u"' prn-minently. Accent is on what
you want,, what can be ~
talneiL Be moderate. Don't in-
sist, demand. You g a i n
tbnlugb .jolt sell, diplomacy.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Tread ligbtly. Avoid fooling
~. ·Sp<U· to one In
authority. But realiz.e you may
not have all necemary iJl.
formation. Be willing to listen
-and leanL -c:oold play significant role. Study
Aries zriessage.
GEMINI (May 21..June IO):
Study pays olf ,.,_, you find
what you hal"' 1i<m ,..king,
Achlevement, bMic results are
featured. Open lllie$ of com-
munication. """Mes:Age received
may have much to do with
money, 'J'"!l'a' relatioBShip.
Older individual does have
your best interests at heart.
CANCER (June 21..July 22):
You are able to relax with
knowledge that dlorts have
been api>preelated. You dig
deep and fathom what bad
I ~
"''Why o,. you crying,. Grandma? Didn't you enjoy
your visit?"
been a mystery. Aries could
play significant role. Pwtate,
partner talks money.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Judgmen~ intuitloo may be
off target. Permit business or
mamage partner to set pace,
Play role of observer. New ap.
proadi Ls nreessary. Get rid or
outmoded eoocepts. Don't rosh
into any situation.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221:
Emotional pressure exists.
Proper pacing and dJet now
are n~Wes. Avold ex·
tremes. Learn by teaching
-means share knowledge. RevieJr budget with one Who
dependS on your aid. Some
changes are necessary.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0et. 22):
Forces tend to be scattered.
Social contacts are pleasant,
not likely to be productive. Sactuutu could fi8ure pro-
minently. Watch weight, diet.
Encourage young pel'300. Tap
creative resources.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Be thorough. Allentlon to
details now can be profitable.
Be on lookout !or loopholes.
Apparent mJnor matter could
hr ol major Importance. Know
it and act accordingly.
Aqurlu plays key role.
SAGmARJUs (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): Accent ls on short
journeys, relations w 1 t h
neighbors, ability to accept
necessity for chanfe. Gemini,
Vlrp peraoos could play
Cases Listed
Capitol News Service
SACRAMENTO -The.J;tate
Departments ol Agrk:ulture
and PubUe Health have pub-
llRm a rtPort Indicating 145
.._ ol pesticide -In Callfornia during 1971. 1be
largest number of such UJc
neaoes (68) occurred to people
cUrectly I n v o I v e d with
pesllc:lde applleatloo .
important roles. Member. ot
opposite sex sendS special
message. Be receptive .
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): You are due for pleasant
surprise 1n money area. Fine
for di3cusslng purebase ol IUI·
ury item with family member.
Restore hannony at borne.
Make cooclllatory gesture. It
will be reciprocated.
AQUAIUVS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Move forward despite in-
itial negative response on part
of associate, family member.
Trust your own judgment. Be
perceptive. Define difference
between r ea l i ty and
groundless fear. New contact
will be meaningful.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Obtain valid hint f r o m
Aqaarial message. Work in
deliberate manner, main-
taining steady pace. You will
be handling a.dditional
responsibility. Contact in·
dicated with special group,
organization.
IF 'roOAY IS YOUR.
BmTBDAY you are frank, in-
dependent, an original th.inker .
YOU do best when maintaining
creaUve authority. Domestic
adjustment, Including poaslble
change of residence, is m.
dicated for late 1973. You are
a dynamic person who adheres
to principles in face of. odds.
---For De'(iiy--
REDWOOD·CITY (AP) -A
$100,000 damage suit bas beeo
fi1ed by a Foster City ballker
who alleged hr waited more
than two hours for a table at a
San Fl'Wlcisco P e n i n s u· I a
restaurant and then was told
to leave. 1 Roland . Bi:own bri>ugbl ~ , , , ,
San Mai<o County Super10r
Court fction against Charley_
Brown's Restaurant, Inc , ,
Host lntematlonal inc., which
owns the restaurant, and
Peter Briggs, the malt-re
d'botel at the establishment.
THE ' COMPLAINT claims
Brown took eight relatives to
dinner at the Burlingame
eating place Aug. 26 and was
told there would be an hour's
wait. •
An hour and 10 minutes
later, a waitress reported
their table would be ready
shortly' the suit says, but
another hoor went by during
which bis wife counted 54
persons being seated.
Brown's petition said that
Briggs then told him the
restaurant did not seat parties
ol nine and they would have to
apllt up. This made him angry,
related the banker, and be
broke a cocktail glass in the
fireplace.
YOUR SUPPORTING
GIFT GUARANTEES 0
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Fir Tree
Poachers
SEATn.E, Wa.sh. "(UPI) -
Wltll prime noble !ir fetching
.. 'muctt ., ~ a tmt.
auutmas tree rtlltlers· are
plaguing U.S. Fons! Service
plantalloos and private tree
fll'l?ls to the point 1'bere tlle
FBI has been called to catdl
poachers.
More than 500 trees have
been stolen from the White
River DI.strict of the Soo-
qµalmle Natianal Forest
w:itbin the~last two weeka and
other fir forests in the Pacific
Northwest have been hit
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Have you bought antique
furniture to embellish your
J home's interior!' Are you mak-
ing use Qf an old chair or table
i: that W'u stored ifl mother's
' attic, baseinent or garage? Healan ..,. • il+:1rise to
It may surprise you to learn have old ~ ~ining
;) "that you perilapo bave invited wood ~I, JM! coo-~ termites or wood b o r i n g trol J>fOf bring-
beetles Into the bouse. ing it ~ -· The Wood destroying organisms item can ,.be funitlafed for
find an excellent, easily ac-nominal dost Jf lntettation is
ces!lble food sotirce in, 1 found . :' .
furniture made vulnerable by •. -anstired or darbaeil areas
age, according to Paul Healan, in wood are an' inClk:ltkM1 that
Long Beach-Orange County termites or . wood b 6 r i n g.
datrlct ehairman of Pest Con-beetles are invisiblfi qaged
lrol Operators of California· in destruction. 1be tf¥ inseclJ
Inc. are never ,seen ·--~· ;;uperv!sor Don R. Campbell
ol Saoqualmle NaUonal Forest
said ~ and guards had
,IJeeil patrolling relorestation
.,... but have ·had little suc-
tell· because ot· the vast area
The executive of the non-they swarm in :~ctive
~ profit trade assocl.~tlOftl:<warfis ex~' .. :" ~···· ~ .' i that once termites or beetles Healan· •a t b a t
. '°'"' y PM.OT·-.... I. ...... lit Fruif, Llltlo T-.
URGI LEMONADt; STAND
fnvp)Ved. I
COnlequenOy,,he called the
FBI. Alents are analyzing
evlden<t· gatbered by rangers
in . an effort to ldentuy the
• rusUers.-who, in most cases,
appear to be highly organized.
So far this season no one has
been arrested tor illegally cut-
ting · Cbrlstmaa trees.
NOlltE Fm 18 the primary ~
target because this sym-~
metrical ~es commands
top ·ces. Pacific sliver fir is By TERl\Y COVILLE Young Peter .feels be a as dfllirable. Bqt all
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CABLE-CAR BED IS FOCAL POINT OF CHILDREN'S ROOM
E11y to Build; Accommod1tes 3 9. bY, 7>inch Stan:l1rd Mattress
-s. have consumed tbe available firewood ·l~~f. avored ~ eellulose in the furnishlng haven tor ,. ~ wood
their winged reproductives boring ~~ ·. . . 1 ys it
· ''~ will likely begin seek I ll'g shooid be 1DsPOCt .Closely
.::-; SUBtenance in other parts of before beiri& etore4 ·
the hoose, He adds !bat the ooc;kroach
lf not caught ln time, this is anot~ ~ .W&kl) often
·~ means beams, joists or the hitchhikes 1f,s way into the
supPort structure of the home home. 11 secrets ~Jn sbop-
could be hollowed out until ping bags ot 'l)ol.;toes or
there is nothing left but a col-vegetablea: . or iJt abda pop
' ,_ ~Iapsible shell. cartons, etf.,
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1*! ~ P<ter·'Edd · ienionade stand on Ille lowly ~ are beibg
ns• ~ jt!jb pride block. taUn. Tlieft ol trees from a
..,,,; tllo~ b6' lix-pound "My friends thought I national forest constltutes a
, --odiaced~,the wu -raising. beehives at federal offense and i-s ~ID~ ' 'ard first," Peter -~. "'Dien,
Weekender
Gardeners'
Checklist ·
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of his -Valley they thoogbt l was lying destructloo of rm..st products.
home. !bolit the lemons." State crimJnal• trespass laws in.a quite-.. Oddity,--'!be Jemons -are-hnge, also are being violated by the espeCiaUy siriOe the tree more than ,..a handful for poachers.
hRid produced oottimg for Peter and probably big Campbell sald an acre of ts.
five Prev.OUI seaoono. enough to pucker the lips year-old trees.. · in a reforesta-, t 1 on the ·Jolly Green Giant. ,......,, TM& ye8r Mr. F.dd is a Edd didn't know last tion-pia.ntatlon represents an
bit "'--u~ Ith hl Investment of about $450. ...,., ..... e.. w s year they weren't oranges backyard abrub. becaase the two emibits There are an average of rro
Here are some things to be
thinking about this weekend.
By STEVE ELLINGSON
AP' NtwSfHl11r11
Here's a practical, colorful
project that should be as much
fun for adults to build as for
kids to sleep in. This cable-ca r
bed js sur.e_to be_the _cent.er-o
pieces. ·· ·· ~HIJl~T~~SPO~S
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$1 (add 25c extra J)<!r p_attern I Wr~ If £ PllNad-.. ....
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At~--had-:t'I --_.ert1bort.ig;1p;p· -~-t-''i1n~M~~~ceoun~-:mrityc. 1wWiheieirero-s l x ·po u o d er 1 c:n its Not only.are there near~· Sbelton,tbecountyseat,calls
ocrawny UmllO -and they ly :IO ripe ones this ,ear -illelf the "Olristmas tree __, ••••r. but prob-the bnuJcbea have to .tiie .. qpital of the world," the
• PererµUals you oan plant
this month include Shasta
Dalsie.s.-J>ay_L.ill.e.s .-col-
umbine, phlo:r: and Lily-of-the
Valley. Mix in plenty of
organic material with the soil.
The plants will . be strongly
established when it is time to
produce new growth In the
spring .
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bedroom. Orange C.oast Daily Pilot I PIH Cones ~:-r ..,. I
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Modeled after the fam0us P. 0. Box 2383 L..; 19111 llOOIHUm, HUNTIH~~·~
V N C""' 91•~ ' .. ..____ -San Francisco cable cars. this an uys, cuu. 'N:I !tllBiW~W~•MI•_....
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• lair llaP-. forth. J
"We biiilb( II 1rD a Even l¥t year, Edd Slld'': ~ """'11 wu lllPPose<I be "°"Id prefer to bavt i9 bo ''.dnrl · Ytilil>c!' aorma1 ~· !ban ,"tbe --=~,.=~ ~l'~~ a 1"lid -91 MU El , no Wilng ·wl!i'I mipt hap-' Valle. pen. , , \ •
"l doD't -wbal to do Ullfortunately, the ~
w\lb ll!ooe • tlllnl•," he · have no • .J>pnc!Y Ups foe
,franklJ"admll'-Orange CoaSt garden..,,. · ·w. wlle,!11111 bit II-year-None'ol f.be family baS a ol4·alail'eter-,<-bave parUculatl1 green-thtft!lb ldilC·lo< lt Jiloalh. and they, freely admit the ·
"I'm ... inl ·to .mate a big ~tree is the mos_I
'-pie;" )11'1.> Edd ex-neglected shrub In ~ piilm.-"~ ....... calb yard.
for two <!r-ll!roe lemons, The gianl lemons ·Were -
but I lbliili: a lu\il a lemon not IJr<iugbl about by love,
will do here.'' affectiOn or fertilizer.
• "II it makes good pies, I "We doo't do anything
migbt go lntd Ille pie with ll We just watch it
t:.lllQMl!/1 lbe·quJpped. pw:," .sighs Mrs. Edd,
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• Hasten if you-plan to
plant _ daffodils, t u 1 i p s ,
hyacinths Md other .P,tng-
blooming bulbs. Ranunculus
Can be planted from how into
January fot a su'ccesslon of ;,'I'Jle Humming Bird'~ Life-bloom in the spring garden.
Cycle" is the topic of a movie e . Remember that rains
to be shown to the CQMa . ·can't ,ttach plants ~crowing
Mesa-Bay CIUes,Branch of the next to the house, under wide
Naticioal F u c b s i a Society over~gs. Don't let the_ plants
Monday. dry out. The film's creator, F. M.
McCune, has studied the bum-• Cut back dahlia stalks to
ming bird's habtts and filmed within six indles of the ground
them. The procram begins at and dig tubers after foliage
-7:30 p.m. .at the American turns yellow or is blackened
Legion hall, 565 w. 18th St., by fros). Wash off dirt from
O>sta Mesa. Guests a re tubers and place them Jn the
welcome." swi to dry. Then apply a
A 90Cial and refresbmeot reccmmended i 11 -purpooe
period will follow the movie. garden dust. Store in a cool
An orchid will be given as a place until planting-time in
prize. spring.
bed 0""1DlD10dates standard 39
X ~inch mattresses. It's aC-
cented with a ladder for easy
access to ,the ·top bunk • ..Both
bunks art safely enclosed.
Large doors q~ the skirt of the
bed conceal !)eddlng, and act
as .a handy ' storage area !Gr
toys or other items.
' Cons\nlcted of s t r o n g , .
d_urable, douglas fir plyw09,d,
the cabfe Car bed is really
qu.ite simple to build. The
easy-to-rollow pattern fnclUcfes-
a complete list of materials
and a full.gize pattern for the
words "Jack and Jill Cable ·
Car." The bed can be boldly
painted to carry its own color
scheme or hued to match the
colors of a room. The whole
thing makes for a delightful
children's hldeaWay that can
be disassembled (for storage
or moving) into eight
lightweight, easily-manageable
Expe.rt Decorates· Yule Tree With Folklore
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u !"'.., .. ~ War U. part of the Qirlstmas tree hemlock do not make very ting 0£ evergreens can help
A nian who baa"been giving Here are Dickson's stem.that fits Jnt.o a stand. good greens for indoor use. decorate your home. In this
ad\dce about Cbril:lmas trees thoughts: _ Research has shown con-Christmas trees kept in a way you can also do some
for yean will help select your -All pines hold their elusively that sugar a n d water reservoir not onlY will needed pruning that will
tree fPls year. needles well -even better aspirin, used in solution with .stay green and fresh longer enhance the beauty ol your
than firs Scotch · ot water in which the tree 1.! kept. but will thu.s have file pro-shrubs. Don 't cut too much y~ ~ ~a~e N:! Balsam ·rir. is tr;::e· ~st do mt benefit the tree in any tection. Be sure there is ample fromharp any one b
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he trimmed my lilj!rary tree. -Buy a .fresh tree, whlcll
He reinlnda that tradition will .keep Its needl"' 1..,.,.
and folklore I have glorified The drying o1 a tree i.I ))>
evergreen and conlf...,.. trees.. dlcated by Ille dropping of
and tbat tha <lbrlstmas tree green Deedles. Brown or
sUll has great religious yellowneedlesdropl>eca'!._ieof
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credited with brlngq the 1"8 narrow., · ·
of the. Ohriltmas ¥e ·lo th!i
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Cape
By llOWAAD llEN!DICT .. __ .
Contrary to some beUefs, Cape Km-
nedy Is oot going to go Into mothballs
alter Apollo 17.
In fact, "'YI Dr. Kurt Debu1, the Ken-
nedy Space Center which he directs ls
vei-y much alive and ready to move into
America 's next manned project, Skylab,
wil.h three launchings nert year during
which men will be flying in space a total
of fiYe months.
After Skylab, Debus says, there will be
a lull in ma.Med space activity, with oDly
a joint U.S.·Russian fiigbt scheduled
between 1974 and 1978. But during that
time preparations will be under way for
the revolutionary apace shuttle. al)d dur-
ing the decade o! the IOI manned lhipo
qngbt be ef\)bartln& from the Cape at
the rate of one a week.
There also will be a conllnuing oertes
of unmanned satellite. launchings. In·
eluding P!<>bes to many o! tile planets.
"SOllE· Pµ>PLE have the misW<en
imprtssiQfl, 1:'._Debus said In an interview.
"That AP+Uo · ,11 Is the end of manned
space Olgb\ fOt the United States. lt'S
trUe we're going .to have some dry spells
In the next few years. But outlook for the
future is fantastic."
Debus said the end of Apollo will
mean additlonal personnel layoffs con-
tinuing ,a trend that has seen the center'•
work force drop from 26,000 ln 1969, the
year man first landed on the moon, to
sligh""·b>ore than 15,000 today. "I~ the total PciPulatlon will ~ over-the next couple years to 12,cm, '
Debus rep o rted . "After the U.S.·
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Kennedy Death Exaggera~ed
3 Skylab Launches Set Next Year
Russian flight tn 19'15, I think there will
be another reduction of some one to two
thousand. That number will be determln·
ed by what we will need to get busy on
the shuttle."
When the shuttle becomes operational
in 1979 or 1980, he expects the work force
to level at between 10,000 and 11 ,000.
DEBtJS. 83, began firing rockets back
ln the 19308 with Wernher von Braun at
'We're golag to have
•ome drv: spelh In the
,._, le... "ears. But out-
look tor Che fNtNre Is
faatastk!.'.
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Genruiny's Peenemunde base. He came tq the United St.ates after World War JI
and with Von Braun and other Germans
helped develop this nation's space pro-
gram. He hsa helped direct all 26 U.S.
man-in-space Oights.
"We have worked hard," he said.
"There is terrUlc satisfaction in having
been pennitted to be part of it all. It was
only after great soul-searching that we
recommended sending men to the moon
back in 1961."
"'Mte technology we have gained from
Apollo is a key element in developing
space for mankind," Debus said. "I -.
believe that Skylab la going to do even
more. Skylab will show the man on the
street, that's you and me, lhat space ca'n
be of everyday use in solving such pro;-
blems as pollution, locating resources
and feeding the hungry.
"We are in lbe age of economizing
now. In the background ts the shining
star of adventure. But now we must
bring the .benefits of space to man.
That'> wbat"Skylab Is going to do."
SKYLAB, a tw<Htory laboratory with
the volume of a medium-1lze house, is to
be launched unmanned by a 6aturn 5
rocket next April 30.
The following dfY a three-man crew is ,
to be la unched In a modified Apollo
capsule by a smaller saturn lB rocket.
The ""'°"auta wlli enter the Skylab 270
miles above the earth and remain aboard
for 28 days.
Second and third three-man crews will
visit tbe lab later in the year, each !or 56
days.'
The astronauts will conduct more than
50 different type~ of experiments aimed
at .developing techniques for surveying
earth's resources from s pac e,
determining man's ability to live and
work in orbit for long Periods, extending
solar astronomy beyoi.ld earth's dense at.
mosphere and experimenting with space
manufacturing processes.
BETWEEN SKYLAB and lhe shuttle
then! will be perhapo the most algnlflcant
fll&ht yet -a joint orbital mission in
1975 by American astronauts and Russian
cosmonauts. The impact of this symbolic
meeting between Apallo and SOyuz crews
can only be speculated on, but lt could
herald gl'eater cooperation in many fields
between the two space powers.
First manned test flights of the shuttle
are scheduled from Cape Kennedy in 1978
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'T h e teeh-leg" tee
,...,e gal-d front Apo,Ho
18 • Ice" eJetnent In de-
-~~ for man-
kind.' I
and boPefully the rocket·,.ptane will be·
operational within a few months, func-
tioning almost as simply as an airliner.
The shuttle will take off like a rocket.
Dy in orbit like a spaceship and land
back on earth-like an airplane. Each
shuttle will be capable of malting more
than 100 trips into space before wearing
out. Its two solid fuel booster rockets
also will be reuseable after parachuting
to earth. -
''The main purpose for it of course is
to reduce the cost of getting something
into space," Debus explained. 1'It should
take on all of our space efforts and takq
on all payloads li! that otller launch
vehiciea like the salurn s no Jonger are
required. It will reflly open up apace u
a routine extension of our atmosphere.
We wUl go Dito space at a .JllUCb more
reasonable cost and we will develop it to
make it eventually pay fOr ltaelf, just as
airplanes did after a Jong , period of
subsidizing aircraft."
THE Sll1.l'ITLE 'wlll be the •ize of a
DC9 airliner and can be flown by two
pilots. It can' carry up to 65,000 pounds of
payload and 1% passengers wbo do not
have to be trained istroDautl. Sclentlsta,
medical experts, me'ieoroloellb, anyone
in good health, can make thO trip .
The craft's first functkln wUl be to car-
ry unmanned sateliI!ff Into orbit. On
some mlssiOD! the a:bUtUe will eerve as
an Interim space ·&tallil\, llylng :IQ.day m:.
more journeys. When large lnternallonal
laboratories orbit, perhaps in the next
decade; the shuttle could ferry men and
supplies between earth and the station.
Debus said a current traffic model en-
visions '1'.1:1 shuttle launchings between
1979 and J990.
"There i& no question but that we will
go to Mars and colonize the moon, pr1r
bably sooner than we now think ," Debus
said.
"WE'VE ALWAYS been too short-sight·
ed in assessing ~at the future will
bring," he added. "It's usually much
more and faster. When Marconi fooled
. around with that little thing that became
a tube nobody could predict what eventu-
ally would come from it. And so the real
thing lhat space Is l"ing to bring us, we
don't even know yel"
REALLY ONLY A BEGINNING
Apollo 17 on .L,aun~h. P-i.
1-----hr Maa la Saa Fl'fllteisoo -----. Latin· American Reh_els on Run
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By BERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO
You bid friends know I've been
trying to kick the Namephreak habit, an~ then aloog comes a aadisl like
Tod 1"1ndls, wavlng a cUpPnc fi'om
tbe Hayward Daily· Review, and I'm
hdoked again. The clipploc, !ram the
Rev'tew's extensive society coverage,.
reports' the engagement of Harriet
Heifer to Bernard Bull in San.
tellpdro, and wh<\~""!1'1? As the
plljmber said wlieti ho tljriJefl on the
water in mY ·batbtub ancl'remo~ed too·
·Dandles, "~y·r.·ott and nmnipg!" ·
David and Linda Seed of Oaldand
oomed their chUdren Hucl<leberry and
-Caraway, botb-lovel7 ~ts ; Ken
Taylor tlaBbes<.ai the 'l""tl' of the
Triangle Daiiy In tfewark (Jolm
, ~t) Md ~ ~ Jr.
beams that Stanford Umverii~.'a com-
missazy mgr. .ts nameci-~Una
S~ver. The ·Tarnlshlng AmerlCID!
wbetY'she"buued him he pushel:l a but·
ton on his ~ and said. "Hi, this is
CharUe Aronstam - I'd like a starting
lirntrthis afternoon at 1:30." "Aha!"
'"!'lied .Bob Slpton;Wlt~'s Northern
division manager in S.F;, "Goofing off
Otis aft.emon, eh?" .•. 'Ibat.'s what
comes ol rising 4'> the eminence of a
six-button pbooe -and PJIShing the
wrong one. ·
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Leftists Wiped Out or on Defensive; Strength Sapped
By ALAN RIDING ..
In all the countries of Latin America
shak~ by leftist guerrilla groups a few
years ago, the rebels have either been
wiped out or are Oil the defensive.
In Brazil, Colombia. Guatemala and
Bolivia, once-impressive g u err i 11 a
organizations have been dismantled. 'lbe
surviving rebels have taken·~ in
remote jungle districts, only occasionally
clashiQi with army patrols. , ~ven in
Uruguay, home of the most sUccessfuJ of
all g u errilla nio v ~111:en~s ·, ~e
"Tupam~" have Peen badly b~ since
President Juan Maria Bon:laberry took
office early this Year. ·
-::-In no C(luntry do guen'~ have the
smallest possibility of seizing power in
the ·for-ieeable future. -· --~
Perhaps ihe main reason for the defeat The first effect of the mobilization of "Broad Front" candidate. General
of the guerrillas has been the ra-pid annies and police again.st rural iuer· Sefe(Ri, during last year's presidentlaJ
training and re-arming of the continent's rillas was to drive the rebels into the elec~oos.
armies an'd police forces. cities. And there, after making a There are of course: 1are eltcepti.90s of ,
dramatic initial impact, many were grass-root support: ~vi~i.Q miners
\vBEN THE guerrUlas began their ki~~Con Freq;:'~· ~i\:Y s~ have inyariabl,y~J · · · l"trrilla
assaults, robberies and kidnapings, the ~aders cenp ............ 1 ....
00correclly th~.., .... ~ grol dups. ,~w ¥~.1;.~~aJI ~ 't f f t 1r· • ·~ ..... >& • ~ ea er, IAl\:10, .. m111,11aa,.ct'eary receives secur1 Y orces o mos coun 1es were · movements W-Ou!d collapse without their food and support from ·the Peasants f
impotent. For awhile, it .~e.d. that _ s:-~_ar&_usU?illY _.~ic.,__Comatl.·_tbe.state.of-Guerr-ero-wbere-be .. i&-actiV:,.
some rebels might score military as well tes. · iitt,·r" · .,, But cabanas ii f!i native of Guerrero :and
as. political victories over ~h~ ruling SINCE tM'1, w~ ., Ernesto ••Qle~:' ~ t.be local p;J&nts mlght ~l ~~.a ~-
establishments. Guevara was slairi by .~BOl.ivia_}' .. tt.S.'!.-calf f~m ~notber' region .. SimU.iriy,
But two yearS Were usually enough to traiDed Special Fortes, numerous mar-Cabanas might not , survive among tyrs have beeD born on the left _ catfos peasants elsewhere1 .
train an elite "antiguerrilla" unit in each Marighella and Carlos ~a in' Bra-P~rhpas Guatemala offers the Classic
army. And with tactical ·guida~ from ·zu, the PeraJta b~ers ln'Boli\tia, YOO case of a disintegrating gUerrill4'move-u.s .. military advis~, th.e C0W1ter--0f-Sousa and ·Turcios Uma iri Guatem-18, ment. The Rebel Armed Forces (FAR)
tensive soon mad~ an unpact. . Genaro .Vazquez in )lexico _ and, with began operating in the-state.of Zaeape in
_In manr countries, notably Brazli, the them, bas slowly died the guerrU1a move-the mid-sixties. Eventually, the Army
local ar:rru es also sbQ.~ oo rel~nseJ.Q.... '..ment=i, --_ ~.;.; ____ ~~--launche<lJa bloody_..campaigft-.against:-lbe
use torture ·to extract inf?Mnat1on from w ak ned f · · .thin 'Ind harassed guerrillas which resulted tn the loss tiI
suspected ,or pNVen gUerrillas; fror: wftbo\zt, {&' Brik fate of ftie gtier:--..m&ny innocen! ~asant-~ves. -· -
rillas was .. tb' be rejected by t~ poor . The survlVJ.ng fL!t!'rlllas then t~
Old School Grads Have
peasants and workers whose Jot they refuge and reorganized themselves,.,,· '---
were trying to Jmprove.-In almolt-every Guatemala City,· ~tween 1988 and 1970,
case, made up of middle-dais 1tuaeot! Jber made eoorlnous. impact throogb a ·
and intellecttials, the guerT1llas had senes of , spectacular kidnapings and . . . " . · MOBD.!S 'roni 'BardeC• .a former
sports.editor bim..u, thinks J4e S. F.
!:lwnin,.. ;ports sectiO!\' bOaaIIne
· WOj\IEN'S LIB, upper bracket
division: 14sted under major donors -
15,000 and up-In the S.F. Opera prn-
gram are Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Vietor, much to' the arriai.ement of Mr.
Yietor. wbo sputter;s •"I haven'\ given
a nickel lo the opera!" That is what
oomes of having a headstrong wile
. with a separate checking account. .
.And the awlul emmclation of the cast
in "'Ibe Visit," allegedly being sung in
Eoglish, reminds Charles McCabe of
H. L. Mencken's line: "Opera in
English ls like baseball in Italian ."
. . . .. neither. personal nor organizational coo-assassinations, including ·those ..--0£ U.S . . '
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. ·writers.set. a new record~on ~a· ~t
Sunday tn finding S)'ltOllYIDI for win-
ning or loliag, .. fnllow9' Roll Over,
Grabs. Deck, Nip, llalta, Edge, Routs,
Slip By, DestrOys, Rompe, Upoeta,
Handles, Breeze. Shock, F a I t e r ,
Thrashes, Decb,bates, Crushes, Stops,
Drop, Bop, Wfdpe and Takes. One
"Win" aflli one "Lose" somehow
sneak_ed in, written by a copyreader
who pres~bly no longer works
there:1he ·un'lnuiglnative oaf.
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PUSHBUTTON WAR: The manager
of ·the Menlo Park branch of Dean
\Vitter had hi! secretary call Stanford
Golf Course this other morning and
ANOTHER REASON I'm crazy
•bout Oskland these days is this line
in the latest YMCA bulletin: "Bad·
minton Class -Canceled because of
large Belly Dance turnout.~·
LUU ASHBURY wants to know if
gay ban hire nouncers to keep order
(don't lower your voice to me, you
savage).
No Trouble Finding Job
By The Associated Press
If you've earned a doctorate at an old
school, chances are you can find a job
these days, says a survey made at UC
San Diego.
Dr. Roy Harvey Pearce, acting dean
of graduate studies, sums it up this way:
"The job situation is not too bad for
graduate students from the SO or so
schools that make up the Association of
Graduate Schools. These are the schools
such as Harvard, Yale, Michigan and the
University of Califomla that have tradi·
tionally given graduate degrees and now
grant about 75 percent of all PhD's in
the country each year.
"The trouble comes from those schools
that have begun to offer the PhD only
since tbe end of the secorld World War.
'11le1r student·to-job ·ratio is down.,.
No breakdown of statistics was an·
nounced, but Pearce said 108 of the Jast
113 winners of doctor's degrees at bis
school have found work.
taM with the pe'"asaots and workers. And Ambassador John Gordon Mein and West
neither the peasant& nor workers wert German Ambassador Karl von Spreti .
willing to risk Uieit lives or even tbe lit· · '
tie they pol!OeSSed by actlve!Y belplng tfie THEN, IN MARCii 1970, a rl8h~w!ng
guerrillas. ar'my officer, Colonel (now General)
For example, Latin Amer I ca• s Carlos Arana, was elected president on a
peasants are generally so indoctrinated "law-and-arder" ticket. By the time be
by centuries of intema1 colonialism that took office in JuJy, a new offensive
"they know their place." agaln!t the guerrillas was
Th k · h prepared. When the guerrillas decided to e wor er organizations, on t e other cballenge the government that autu mn.
hand, are either dominated by con~ they sparked off a massive and brutal
servatlve governments or tied to campaign agairult all opponents ol the unadventurous Communist parties. regime.
Even during Mexico's r e 1 a t i v e I y moderate student movement in 1968, the During 1971, more than l,000 alleged
Jabor unions actively helped the govern-Communist guerrillas were killed.
ment fight the protestors. Now, the few remaining guerrillas
have escaped lo the mountainous jungles
AND IN Uruguay, the Tupamaros of the north where, from a security point
failed to add significant support for the of view, they are harmless.
Cease-lire · Bids Historically Fail.
By WILLIAM L RY AN
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If history is a guide, the four nations
cOOsen to supervise a cesaatloo of
hostilities in I~ have an unen-
viable ,and per hap! Impossible job ahead
of them.
Poland and Hungary as the Qmununlst
meplbers and Canada and lndontala U
the noi>Communlst have been asked to
take the assignment. II Canada quickly It>
dicate<l, a good deal of circumspection
about \t, a large dollop of gloom would
seem to be warranted by the record. •
Cea'!f'lire and armistice arrangemenll
over ttie pa.at quarter century, in a worJd
dotted wttb sanguinary conructa, have
been mostly failures.
Implicit in the story Ia a lesaon that
(eltae-fjre and armi!l.lce agreementa
work only to the extent lhat the
particll>anll want them to work. Distrust
and sulplclon ~ monumental -barriers
lQ stib1e peace Jn artas tormented by
fratricldal w~.
lntflmatlonat" pcace-keepbig e rt o rt 1
both Within and oullide tht framework of ·
the Unittd Natlona luwe hem tried In
IUCb diverse reas ---nlfttlocliffia, the
Middle Eal!, A~ica's former BeJci•n
Coneo, Korea and Cypnq. 'lbe re<ord
Inoks like this:
MIDDLE EAST:
E•tt since mid-llMi, the United N•· -~ .
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Jews Crom going to war. After U.N. er·
lortt achieved a cease-fire and annistice
in the flrst Arab-Israeli war, the world
body drtw up demarcation lines to separate the hoatile rorces. It set up a
D\lxed armlatlce commission to watchiror
violatiOM. But no international effort
could have healed wounds that went . so
deep.
Constant tension and frequent
The eflert 111 l'k!tnam
1-• ...., Cambodia teas
a '4>llfl ezettbe ht futfl·
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annll1lce 9lolatlons culmtnaled in a
worid olllll In October 1956 when Britain
and -· stwig by the declllon of Ga11181 Abdel N._ to nationalize the
Sues cinal, jolntd Imel ln an attack on
Egm. Bia po.. lllt«VeQllon fm:ed an
end to the boot1Utks and tn November
the United• Nlllons declclecl to send an
emergency fore• -the UNEF -lo
m1pe_nrtse-the ccne lite. No-nation ~
posed thl1, altbouib Russia la!er would
ttDOUllCO iinooCiaJ .._,.ibillcy.
A force o! 4,000 .wu lormed to aerve '*
a buffer btlween the two otdes. It was
destined to remain In place U...gh It
years of unwnttun, tetlllon. with never
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a sign of the peace that the peace-
keepers were supposed to keep .
Early in 1967 the Arab world was ln
another of its frequent states of disarray.
Syria challenged Nasser's pre-eminence.
Stung, Nasser orderd the UNEF to leave
bis territory. To his dif?D'lay, the UNEF
complied. The barrier was gone and the
new war erupted at once. Israel
humiliated the combined Arab forces , for
all of Nasser's Imposing display of Soviet
weaponry, In six days of Ughtning con-
fllct. But the Arab-ISl'ael war never really
ended.
A new cease-fire punctuate<! that phase
and a new one began. The uproar bas
persisted since. Violations of the cease-
rtre are common. 11tere ls no more
UNEF between the forces but onl,y a
U.N. representative trylnf to Induce the
two sides to talk . Arab commandol stage
bloody attacks into laroel and the
tsraells respond with punlShing repriAals.
IN1lOClllNA:
The ef!ort In Vietnam, Laos and Cam·
bodla wu a longf!xerclse ln futility.
The 1954 Geneva agreemtnt.s ending
the French phase of the war and dividing
Vietnam plft6d&rniree-ri8tiOif"TJUeftla·
tlonal Cootrol Commi"lon (ICC) in
char«& ol pciicing the anniJtice.
A bulll'ln-1cc ~akn<ss Jll"Baifd
lnevltablo latlure. 'Ibe makeup wat--sup-
PoSed to be pro-West, pro-Omvnunlsi
and neulr•l i t}lC members were Canad81
Poland and India. If unanimous action
were needed, paralysis was automatic.
North Vietnam promptly declined to let
the ICC move freely in its territory.
South Vietnam interfered with in·
vestigations. Both aidea • blatantly and
openly violated armistice provisions.
The ICC could do little but issue
reparts to tbe .two Geneva cochairmeo,
the Soviet Union and Brita.In. It had
neither the power nor the wUl to conLrol
It \tidn't work. North Korea began at
once to accept big shipments of mllitary
hardware from Russia. South K0rta
matched that with material from the
Americam. The annistlce for 19 years has
been unessy sod marked by· frequent
violations aCJ'OSll the DMZ Uoe. Forces
massed on each side of the DMZ make
the tension constant..A U.N. Comml&slon
for Unificatio-n and RehahlUtatlon or
Korea (UNCURK) has esisled s1oce late 1900, but \North Kor<& baa never ·permit.
tcd it to set foot on northern soil and no1f
demandtt its disaollltJon.
CONGO:
The Uniied Natlcina tried to keep the
peace In the t xplootve Belgian Congo In
the early 1960's, but maJters got out of
~ hand. By 1964 Ult QJnCo bad productd
Black Africa's -dall(eriius cold war the' lltliatlool ln Vietnam, LaOI and Cam· clash. ~out d . a Communlst-111p.
bcidla. Tbe ICC did no betler, either, ported secessionist ret>eWon tn l!t• east.
after the 11162 Geneva agreement• on Frustrated, the U.N. peace-keeping·Jon:e
Laoo, which """' blltaotiy vlotatod finally wlthdr<w. Eventually General
almost befo•e the Ink .of the signature Joseph D. Mobuto aaaeried hi• authority.
••• the 1982 agre-t•
on Laos toe re IJlata•d•
violated al111o•t IJetffe
the tt.Jc _. df'tl.
was dry. put down a vaMe.ty of chi.Henges~ and ~
KOREA:-now rults Zaire, as the Congo baa been
renamed, under a COl\llUutlon glving him
An armlslice ended lighting between the broad residential powera·-...:::..· ...,... -Ch~oith KOtill COllll111lJ\ ~ -·
and the U.N,, led by the United Stal<!S, In CYPRUS:
July 1"3. The 1idea were to withdraw Some in the Urilted Nallom poblt to the
fromttie3Mn paralfel and rrom-a-eypni• .-rperlence u jultillcalion for Iw
demillt.arlud tone about three miles ternaUonal ~keepinf-&Uoru. lt
wide. Each woUld rtfraln from new depends on the vtewpolnt. A peace-llecp-
mtlitary buildup. Ing for:' has been oj>erallng on the . , .
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Mediterranean Island for more than eight
years, but peace is far from a reality and persls~nt tensions still threaten to ex-
plode mto new hostilities.
The Cyprus force came into bei~· in 1964 at the height or lighting be en
Cypriot Greeks and Cypriot Turks. nee
then the cost to the United Natro of
maintaining a force or 3 ooo men s
been about $141 million~ '
In a recent report, Secretary General
Kurt Waldheim said that despito the re-,
cent per!°" of quiet In Cyprus, •1he
sltuaUon is sWI essentially unstable" and i
distrust. and suspicion. CJOU!d leed to ·
serious new trouble at any time,
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Saturday, December 9, 1972
The comment page of the
Dally Pilot seeks to inform
and stimulate readers by
·pre.entlng a variety ot com.
-mentary on topic• of Inter-est\ and al110Uican<e from Int~~ •beervers a n d
Robert N •• Wood, Publ11hor
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* PRIZE 1flNNER * CharfM A. Callahan, Jr., 10, 15771. Wintergreen Place.-Costa Men
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you
dQ: (I) draw pi.-on,.tece ol plain, white peper-5\1 inches wide and
4 lncllel. deep. Use black Ink and make linea black. (2) Do not oopy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
addma on back ol drawing. Mall It to Uncle Len'• Ari Coolest. Box
ll90, DAILY PILOT, Colla Mesa. Entries must be received by ~ on
'l1wraday for publicaUon on the lollowlng Saturday. Winner will receive
Kennedy ball dollar. .
fight. The dinollur went for a iCt, and then 1 thought about 1ari:er than standard-size page
walk-and be wu IO big and fat ice cream, and then of an ice (8~ by 11 inches) ..
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DAILY l'ILOT 1
'Budweiser' Saves Two From Fire
CllARLESTON, S. C. IAPI
-A SI. Bernard do& named
"Budwelaer" hu be e n
cttdited with AVinc the lives
ol two chlldnn oo John's
IJland near here, m!klng
thrte trtpo lnlo a burning
-ud dranlni l h e cblldren ouldoon.
The IM-pound dog I s •
ettdlled with drouing Unda
Llwsoo, 4, and Joyce Hlnlon.
<,from lhe burning house onlr.
minutes before lhe roof co •
lapo<d.
Mrs.. Nelle Carter said she
ud Ii.I ol her &raodchlldren
were in the house, ·with tbe
children asleep, when two ex·
plosions rocked the home and
flames shot through t h e
YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PAIT 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give youueU· 10 ,polDW for each correct
amwer.
1 PrNldeol !lam named •• ? •.• , now Secnlary
of JIMl~ lldlloallao, wl Welfare, lo nplace
5"0rol&rJ of nDnM Laird, wllo lo J'NliDID&lo
Htllm to prlnls lltO.
a-Roy AM
b-lllllot RlchardlOn
c-Rlchard Zleper
J The nomlnee'• pool al HEW will be taken by
Cupor W. Wetnllerpr, who haa been dlreollnc
the Ollie• of • • ? • •
•·BmOrpncy -...
b-Bduci.t!Cll
c-Maoalem•nt ud :aidi:ot
3 These n.omin&t1on1 are aul>jeot to approval by
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a .. the Sena.te
b-tho a.preme Court
c-lho llouae of llepMHDlall.,.a •
4 Border !lpt!ng, bet•-Ian.el and tu nallon
of • • ? • • bu -ooour1'lnc 1D Ille Golan
Helgllls region.
6 Volen IA llODlll-(CllOOllBO!lllu..,....ed.
turnoci down) -luUaa&l ..._ glv!nc
Proaldenl Park ClluncBoenMMl!ol&lorlal
powers.
bedroom.
""l"be fttlt thlng I rtmemt>er
ls Budw~iltt running In from
the front porCh. He took Li.n-
da '11 arm 1n h1J mouth, drag-
ged her ou t and left her on a
neljlhbor'• cloontep."
11 Budwetw rao back In ml
dragged Joy<» ouL
They stood on tbe Md lawn
and watched ua-lered the ...... -a third llme, In
search ol anWiii pol', a IDy chihuahua named Tiny. Mn. Caner, whose husband
Georse w11 worklng his North
Charleston restaurant, a 0 t
four ol the other children out
The flames, .howev'er, were
too intense ar.d Budweiser wu 1
forced lo -oU •
Test l' or rs ell
HMt't I dllflCI tor .....,.,._ =t f-llY ... ~ f9 ,.. 9' i..t 1111 or flW -,._ tor .. l•kl tril.I WMiclY H""' QvJ1
In tM ,..fltear If """ """ '*'-"'°' *'"'t -fllvt ft I« "'41
, ... If ~ fMlllY' It-how -.... °""' 111111 -,... fl'llldl ... know''*" ,,,..,.1•1 '°"'on In !ht '°'Id toc11Y.
DWt CJMlf -..._.. ...., (Wlllle ...... ) MllW IWIL
Match word cluea with their correllpOad·
Ing plcturu or symbola. 10. po1nll for
each ~orrect anawer.
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Prem1dent SalT&dor
·Allende of Chile
F;...Y
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APollo 17•• mte:slon· la
to explore the Taurus-
Llttrow recton of the G
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Planea and naVY ves-
aela tr~ed. & foreign
1ul:m&rille in an inlet
Jn •• ? • 4 ........
America'• alltea in. H._,_...,
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how the U.S. bu •p-
proaohed !ta negolla-MO ON tiou w:ltb llol;oow
L...'
The FCC authoTlsed
ATT lo ralae annual
interstate ratu ~
that the ground lbook again. cream cone. · 2) Draw the cards in black
But from then on everything . And that's how Uncle Len ink, crayon,or dark pencil but 1-------------------1
was line. The £nd._ arrived al nm week's topic do not color them !Jr at all . PART II • WORDS IN T'4E NEWS
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'I'ha,ng, Ttm. Keep wo.rijpg for our contest. -Ice cream 3) Be sure to include a verse on those Stories:---cones. Youmaydrawasimple soaJlourreaders~Willgeryour Take 4 points ·for each-word th&t you can
We got a report rrom Tustin vanlllir one or a SI-dip message. match with its correct meaning.
late in . the week that t0me skyscraper, but get those ice 4l Draw only on one side of
snow fell tbere.-a very rare cream CCines comin1 ln. • a single sheet of paper. Do not
thing. Well,'that got me think-And most importantly, don't fold the card or write inli~ or
ing about k:icles and srk!w and forget about th&blg Christmas we won't be able to print it.
and Hannukah card contest Only original art work will
that is coming up. My gosh, be accepted.
the deadline for entries ii this The deadline is 5 p.m. on
coming Wednesday -even Wednesday, Dec. 13. And the
· I be!ore you will read another best part, Of course. is that the
family page. winner gets to go t o
So send in your entries. I'll Disneyland on Wednesday o[
repeat the rules, in case the next week will) bis or her
yoo've fOrgotten them : entire immediate family,
-,..-c ,, ... Ml w,. "'·----.-_, .... -.~ ....... 1) You can use a bigger Have a fun week, and finish
1 sheet of paper than the those cards up soon and get
regular-cootes~ but not any them in the mail right away!
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_, -• ---Scholars came Crom all over .. ~""---'.I ~ · L Ml~-""'.,,.'"""""·~.. •I..... Id ·-so1· th l c ~ . te o,... 1fKk. .. II, If Nl.,.,1 W1111 WOr w Ve e l'D)'S U)' ~ ~ ·r ' orn"r ~ '"'" .. Ont•rlo. CinNI, fOf Wt Q11t.,. of wbo -Wf'Ole~ ·them.. They ·• al'J). ;:, , .. ~. -" 11111: :· · fOund 10tne ~eil la an old ·
'ftlt . ve Ibo Dead Ilea ruin near Ibo north lhore of RIDDLES arid J-OKES
Serelll? the Dead Sea, not far flom the -------------------. ----1~:..~~ -=..:.•"1ui-• .-.. where ~td lll!!;f'Y or .. ~ "'" •K•an .,..,... "-J!!:ll>lla had beeii bidden wben
a. poge •L..llT1!911' .'an ii. .!he .npm' wu ·sacl<ed.b)I the """"'led . !be centw'tes lntO Romans. ·
BC: anil _A.O." -.\J . th• " ~ evl4,ence re~ealed ..niit -thougtit~~WI nl'l'.;-t!l1fnl!n In !lie , dl.-n r l
--• 1 •. ~.1 ' pau,. 1,.. wildem<u ol .Galilee belongld
_.. OU w•~ tbla 1U " to a dtYoled relltiOUs seol,
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. *' · ::' • ~u\t Hey, looli.at all that •li~w out. ... ' aide. . .
· -.• -;-Jeff: What•s snew'!
i>RIZE '-Mutt: No\hjng. What's new :with you?
'WINNER °"'_"" __ ' --
l ..... clemency
_2 ••••• amnesty
3 ..•.• amenity
"\ .!olony
&-minor crime ~
b-oqua.11 ty of being
pleasant; polite act
c-mlld treatment or
cffeoder
d-serioua crtm.e
o-pudon for polllico1
cffonH
PART Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Take 6 poblta for names that you can
correctly match with the clues •.
1 •••• .Eugea A. Cernu
z •••• Erlch Honeokor
3 .• ...Bonald z . .Evans
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&•Apollo .17 command
D>cdul• pllol
b-Apollc 11 clvil1an
geologlol
c-Communlst loader,
, ·"East Germany
d ... Pre1ldent, Eoltvta
e-Apollo l 'l Commander 5 .•••• HUf' .Banier
• V!C, lflCt, Mldltan, Wltc•ln
In 1'75 Borio! andV.S.
spaoecrafl willjjD!t up
1D an orl>llof-.? ••
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nak& of • • ? •• called
pnenl eleotloD• for
.. ~~:~;-~.:mber 10
Kr. Nizcm. lifted a 1
2~ i.n on &i<Uld
89& tr&'fel to tbl• na-
tion
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cui.n Premier Fido!
Castro
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The Kitty H&wl< ..,_ IA
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~ fAMILJ, Dl~llON QUUllQfll . . •
silou!d the u".S. and tile slmeiunloi'ic=-a.ilr
sctentifio apaoe procraznaf ..
THIS Wiii('• ow.tfNGE( . •• KOH
Name tho ~ed leader of the IRA who wenl "'1
· • huiigor oli!Uatler liO!ng ilrroit.d'in.!riliiid. ---------------------means. . knoWn u , Et:aene! q,r
Obviou•IJ the senue revolu-Nuarmes. I !:===========·======:::::J . ,.,. : .. -. I .. [ !Sa·, 1•·1 =111 J.llVtf tioa. oocurred when enou1h Some of the ICf'OU. predict:. 11!•f•HS"'•W u••s 13'!>N311VM::> •·t :,... \'IC : .. z :::.-1 =11 iitv'
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hum.an hearts and minds were the role of their Comfrlg r-------------------,i --;:O:·:°':':Y:·•:'":':':'':'':'':''::'l:'':'~:·:•:'•:·t:':H·:z:":":':2':;n:0:10:8:W:A:S::======::"':':":'':':'l:':;'l:"':":t:":·t:':>:Z:',:"~';I ~1"::Y.:.:.• ready lo accept It. The Dead Mesaiah. Othel)I outline the
Sea Scrol!J take ... back lo 1imple dutlel ol the commune,
that Ume and lntroduce u1 in· elJowlnl plenty of time for
direcUy lo """" ol !be people poacehil -coofemplation o I
who were there -ud helped deep ethical and spiritual
mankind turn that P81• ol Idell.
biotory. Jn thole day.. tl)e word
RAIN
The rain is raining all a.round,
It faJIJ en field and trees
It rains on the umbl<ellao here,
And on the ships at sea.
A K..-r llllf •11• .... tt Sllttl ltffll, ,, 'Mlf Wiiiow
Lfne, w .. 11111111ter tor lllt W111111111 '"""' 111 tw. ,..,,. •!Id """ -""· Man titur ...-., tt•rv ,. U11e1t Ltllt h• 1.Wf, C11!1 Mftl, Cell!. '206.
For almost 2,000 years, Euene meant lalnUy -and tt
OlrisUans af Var 1 o u s is known that these religious
deoom!natlons dbJluled aod ·penons came forth to teach
even fCUCht iach other , the ord1narY folk in the cities
determined to prove which of Judea. It !J possible that '-''--------------------'! group bad Ibo rlghl relllloUa Je1US studied In their mreat _, · · by Ibo Dead Sea and come
~ those 2 000 )'WI forth to prMch the Gospel of
the Dloil l!ea ~ reni.ined PM.. aod p>dwlll to all
hidden In lhelr ...,.! cavu. m:r1'll:t; wu '°• then the
But lhn WU nolhlni dead ,sacred ocrolla fatlblully kepi
-.1 u..m. Far from It. '!'bey tbeil' .....ta UDtU the world
held Ille .,,_. that could lllOll urnotlY needed them lo
sett!• thole "11110U• dllprtes, cllrilJ' lils pinlle teaching. once and for atf. ·
Tbroulh those centuries, """"' MtWt •1•. to t:w"• terr. • mbody could have proved 10, °' ~ 1~ •• "' 1w wnt1010:
w111n Ibey'"" written. Had NW 1111 ti n atom! lhey-found, no doubt they
would i.ve 1lartad more
squabbll"I· Tbtn In 11441,
sc!enUlla d!ocovered how to Ull radiocarbon lo give the
approatmato dale ol certain
blocbemlca1s mated by once llvlnl plants and anlmat11.
tt "" time for the sacred scrolls lo come oul ol bldlnl.
1n 1947, the·llnl ...,•• ..,.u, a,.s numerous fragments were
l....s In a cove.,,,., Ind-· aeverat copies ol Old Tttla-
ment BooU, plua detat1ad
planl aod ritual& for Ibo -Tlotanlenl ct.m:hll. '
'!be ~ ....U. wan
wrttt.n ~ =..: ~:'into lJOtlerY~ wtlh llCllt lids. Rad tesla
!ndl<ated that u.., data back
lo just about when the P'i• ol
biltol'l' turn«! !Join B.0. lo
A.I). 'Ibis WU drlllllliC new• Jndeed, .
Otllm' nearby caves bf the
i>ud Sea ware uarehod and 100 or 80 more scrolla wer1
round -wrllten on leather or
papyrus and 1lewon1llett1 ol
copper. Tho ocrtpla wm In
aevertl l1fllUllel ot' thoH um ...
No atom la bli enough for
human eya to see and only a
few auper microl'.'Opes can
reveal a dim porlratt ol Its
shape. Atoms, of course, come
In dlfl....,t o1.... Scientists
estimate 11\81 a row ol 100
mlll\on averaptbed o n e s · mtaSUIW about one Inch.
It II poatble lo form an idea
of the average atom's h,.
Doll•"nal atze bv lllinc the Jm•fuUon. Thll \rick la done
II)' ...,,portna II with objecla
tltol .,. l#le enough lo be _,_
You can aee the sbe ol a ~ In a pl-. ol poper Ud JOU can pldure tho
dlllanoo ol • mllO. -lot'• oompore ~ 1"" thlnp wtth
a tiny mu. Lei'• lust 111-a tiny atom puUs 1tse!I up to
Ibo .... ol a pinprick -and
Ibo pinprick does ·!lie same
amount ol puffing.
n.e atom would nu thl old
pinprick aod Ibo old pinprick ·
would lie a mile wlde. 'Or
C®rle lhls trick ls tmpoulble.
But It helpe lo know lhlt. If
111 alal!I ,,.. Iha atze ol a
pmprjck, thin a pinprick
-be u btC u !hilt huge
I-ml4r In Arlzooa. -
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A pesky black cal leaped on the windshield ol the
limousine of ,presldenllal adviser Henry Kissinger
in front of tjle Pari1 villa where Vietnam peace
negoUaUona are under way-,U things weren't going
oo •tnootblJ ·Inside, \)ley were al least friendly
. outside. Klll!nger patted the kitty before dMving
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DAILY PILOT
Baptist
Westminster Flnt 8apllst
Church, at 7001 Maln St: Deaf
Orama Club to pr esent
"Celebrate Life" by Bury! Hed
and Regan Coortney. Dec. 15
and 17 al 7 p.m.; large groups
may obtain reservalions al
894-3349 or 531-3229.
First Baptist Church of
Laguaa HUis. at 24521 l\1oulton
Pkwy.; service and church
school Sunda y a t 11 a.m.,
church school at 9:4.5 : sermon
··Tue Book of Dangerous
Idea." by tbe Rev. Ivan B.
Bell ; Bible study \Vednesday
at 7 p.m.: Women's
P.ulpit & Pew
Fellowship meeting Monday at
12:4S p.m.
Flrst Baptist Church of San
Clemente, al 1{17 \V. Marquita
Ave.; service Sunday at 11
a.m.: sermon "Christ -The
King." by the Rev. Philip N.
Srnith: Christmas program by
children of Orange Coast
Christian School at 6 p.m. Sun·
day, adaption from the poem
"The Master Is Coming":
presentation of "~lessenger
From Monecoros" by young
people; potluck supper at
12:30 p.m. Sunday.
University Baptist Cburc b
at 2252 S.E. Brist<ll Road, San-
ta Ana ; service Sunday at 11
a.m.; sermon•' Parent a I
Guidance," by the Rev. Willis
J. Carrico; 7 p.m. discussiot1
on Campus Crusade by Chris
Hall.
llarbor Trinity B a p t I 3 t
Cburcll, at 1230 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa; service Sunday
at 11 a. m., church school at
9:45: semon "A Faithful
Forerunner," by the Rev. Con·
nie Salk>s; "Old timers Night"
at 7 p.m. service. recognizing
charter members .
Ftnt Baptist Church, at
301 Magnolia, O>i!ia Mesa;
service Sunday at 11 a.m. and
7 p.m.; sermon "The Greatest
Vifiit Ever !\.fade," by the Rev.
James 0 . Combs; Christmas
program by day school at
evening service; Bible study
on "When Times Comes to an
End."
Christian s .. 1ettce
Christian Science Cbu.rebes,
First Cburcb of Cbrtst, Scien-
tist. 2880 Mesa Verde Drive.
Costa Mesa , servicts at II
a.m. and church school at 9: 15
a.m.; First Cburcll of Chrilll,
Scientist, 8th and Olive, Hunt-
ington Beach, services and
cs.. PULPn, Page I!
St. Luke's -Welcomes Pastor
The Rev. Plllllp C. Gehlhar
will become paotor ol St.
Luke's !Jrtl>er•1rChurch. I~
Goldenwest. Westmtnate.r, It
was a.MOunctd today by the
Rev. L. Kenneth Zant, pastor
pro tempore !l.nce 1971.
llls lnstallatlon will be on
Sunday al 4 p.m., wilh the
Rev. Oswald Waech ol. the
Lu t h e r a n Church-Missouri
Synod, Southern California
District office, delivering the
sermon and the Rev. Norman
Ott, Immanuel C h u r c h ,
Orange, c Ir cu I t coonselor,
reading the Rit.e of Installa-
tion.
Mr. Gehlhar comes Io
Orange County upoo com-
pletion or nearly 10 years as
pastor of Saint J o h n ' s
Lutheran Church of El Segun-
do.
fie played an active role in
Orange County prior to bLs ac-
ceptance of the position at St.
Luke's. Earlier this year Mr.
Gehlhars served as a facUlty
member for the Calllomla
Concordia ColJtte Ellenlio@
Collep: l*OiJ IUll' IJkt"lectured
oo Old Testament Studies, the
ext.emion program based at
St. Luke's.
Later ht was to become
chairman of the public ~la
tlons committee of t h e
Lutheran .chuldw!:s • in that
area, and editor or 1.be Kansas
City Lutheran, an 1 r e a
metropolitan paper serving
the denomination.
Revercod and A.trs. Gehlhar
have three children, Arny 13,
David, 12, and Mrs. Richard •
Oja of Westminster. The fami-
ly home will be al 15581
Begonia St . , Westminster,
after Dec. 21.
A.fembers of a r e a con-
gregatiom and community
leaders have been lnvitea lo
tbe·installation services.
A reception Wm follow the 4
p.m. service with J oh n
Creighton in charge." Those
desiring to attend the recep-
INCOMING PASTOR
Tho Rov. Phlllp Gohlhor
Uon should notify M r .
Creighlon al 6822 Vanguard,
Garden Grove.
Deaf Club
Will Sing
'l'llt mu&klal and dramaUc
program ''Celebrate Life" by
Buryl Rod and Reg an
Courtney will be pmenled by
the w..im/nster 'P!nt Baptl.t
Chureh, 7001 Main St., Dec. 15
and 17 at 7 p.m.
The Finl Baptist Deaf
Drama Club will give lts first
perfDrtrulDCe combined with
the hearing performers and
choir, being directed by John
R. Welch.
"HeUo Baby", to b c
presented by Jeannie Chandler
of the Deaf Drama Club, is
one of many songs and
dramatic performances plan·
ned.
Large groups will require
advance reservations. Call the
church at 19t-3349 or Mrs.
Zada Fields at S31.m9.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
FiftHnth and Monrovia Streets
8:30 A.M. & 11 :00 A.M. -Morning Wor.ship
BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: Leviticus 17 & 18
"Life and Love"
9: 45 A.M. -Sunday School
6:00 P.M. -Evening Worship
Solutions: Romans 8
''Alive In The Spirit"
WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. -Dl. IOlllT FROST
WATCH "DAY IY DAr'
n11f'Mlloy-7:lOP.M. -s.Moy-7:00P.M.
ll:HOF-C..__110
IN•rMf'f I: CW c ... Avoll•ble for ol Senkell
Dr. Georg• O. Wood, Pastor ~7117
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. ,22nd St., Co1t1 Mesa -548-3761
f;. W. Ph illi pi, Po1tor
SUNDAY SfltYICIS
':JO A.M.-S1111d.., Sdlool Ci-et IA.II Afnl
, CHILD CAlE AYAILAILE 11 thn1 II
10:,0,,.A.M.-"FliMI God 19 .,_ Crhb".
Pmtor PWlllps Spoall99
7t00 P.M.-"Wlto UMliiitcillldl1" '""°'. ""stipl Speoli119
Ho_ of M•1111 F..W., I P.M.--Cett. Ho-
Cv Hohl'•1, Oir•,tor
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costa M.u 541o4704
, 't. L. HllTWICK. Pllltol'
OALI .. Ill, NIElfTWECIC Mlitll ...... y ......
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1
1 CHURCHES
IAANCHES OF THl MOTHEI CHUICH
THE FllST CHUICH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms
"GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN"
December 10th
Cost1 Mes• First Ch"rch of Christ, Scientist
1110 .._ v..-Df .. CMN M ...
~ ~ -9:15 A.M.
Cll11rcll Senk9-11 :00 A.M.
...... loo"" 2150 Masa 'tfflle Dr.
Huntington Bt1ch-Fi"t Church of Christ, Scientist
... &on ... H.-to,toolffcll ~
Suitd.y Scfliool -t :lO & 11 :00 A.M.
Cllwrdl-t :lO & 11 :00 A.M.
lMdl"I ltOCNll -lll Moht St.
Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
llOl Yki Udo, Nowport hach
Chtitdl & SlllMNy Scho•l-f:00-10:10 A,M.
• lteotl'-t I0011t, Jll5 Y111 Lido -
Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist
1100 Padflc View 0.. .. Col'OH cMt M•
C••rdi & S..., Scllool-10:00 A.M.
l ..... a.--JSOO-IC...HWJ. lhtwtMrc .... J
WM. 1: ...... Tnttwy M .. "-11 -I p.M. -All a.cMs
Al'-""e cordially invited to attend the church
services and en;o11 the privileges of tM
Reading Rooma
C1t11!1 C.. Proft .. 11 AT Au SOYICES
.J.l.artor Ckridlian Church -SUN DA y s1mcu -~ I .. .,
t :45 A.M.-S.Hoy Scltool .. Of NIWPOIT HACH -1Dlldplel1 MMfflltl .... .ty ..
10:50 A.M.-''The 511 Wa A.ff AfroW At U,,.r..,. lop Cl11b
To M...tlOll.. 2111 Tatl1 ....... Costa M ... •
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Corona del Mar I
I ~ I
Main & Adams Streets I
Huntington Beach I
l ibl:t School I Mor11i1111 Wor1hip
9:00 I tO:lO A.M.
Youth Group• •• , ••• 6:00 p.m.
EY•nl119 Wonihip •••• 7:00 p.m.
Nvne" a" or'O"ridld ., •h ~
OHie•: Sl'-Ulf 01411 Dtvotlclll s:N-'590
El TORO
CHURCH OF CHRIST COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL • Ma.,_. lee,....._ C:..ter
2510GM....._.Dr. 611 HELIOTROPE
Mlulo1 Viejo WMdtp -10 A.M.
516-4757 Cllsrdl SdtHI -10 A.M.
Ph il Arnold. Minilie• 644. 7400
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wtlcomes Yov.
ST. JAMU. .J20t Yle Ude.~ a..cA -~
~:JO A.M............,. l!llCIMsht •
t:Ol&11:00A.M. f••ilfWonlllp ........ Helf IEKMrfst ._ __
Nwwy ,. • .t.111.
Mlct-WHll Hofy c ......... & tf..clllt $eftkft;
J
TMldcry -10:j0 A..M. ,._ W ........ "'."'" 1:00 P.M. ,
~ ln.JoM P.~JI, hcttlf-l'lleM: 675-GZID
ST. JOHN . THE DIVJNE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sund•YI 1:00 I: f:lO Church School -9:10
Fr. Howflnj llllott C911w1'fht, Ylc'~ 54a.1Jl6
'
' . A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED t.!ETHODIST CHURCH
~----------------l>jEWPORT CENTER
Wenlllp-t:OO A.M. Al ,,, ..................
11 :11 A-M. 9t St. Mic_,.•
........ a-c.11
.. .......... '91lflc View °'· c.r... ..... ......; 671-eHt
Co1te Mes•
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th Sf. I H1rbof 11.,cf.
Ourch Wonhlp .._ t~O I 11
Church Sel\oel -IJ :lO
J.41-7727
Cost• M11• North
. MESA VERDE
·METHODIST CHURCH
M•11"Verde & l•lf•r St,
549-2719
Worship I Church Sf:hool
----'''-''l'-'O-'A-'.COMc·•. ---
F-ou11t1in V•ll•v
Fl RST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 l111herd
962-2591
Wonhip & Churth School
9 I IO:JO A.M.
Minist.r
hrd R. Miii•'
H11nti119teft •••ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. lll6-JSJ7
S•rvic•• -9d5 I 10:10
NllrHrf' C•r• AU Momlnt
.Church School -t : 15
H11RN119te• l•ech -Horth _ ~QMMUNITY.
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 H•ll A••· 142 .... 61 .
Wenhip -9 & I O:lO
Chtll"th School -9:00 A.M.
1,...111. -e ••• lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHOOIST CHURCH
lll-121)
11412 Cul•er Ro•cl
•t U"lwf'llfV Ort.I•
Worth!p & Church Schoel
9 I 10:10 A.M .
L..91111e •••ch
METHODIST CHURCH
116)2 Wesl•y o,;.,t,
ill Solllll U9UM
Wonhlp irtcf
Chuf'Ch School -10 A.k.
4tf-JOll
·H••port le•ch
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
1400 W, lelMe II.cl. 671-1105
Wor.hi~:lO A.M. Oturch Sc.hool--9:10 & 11 A.M,
This Sunday Worship in
" '-'St.Jlndrew's'Presbyterian Cl1urc/1
;:O'o P.M.-·= !;o1':fu'...;.,.;.,y1.. • Sunday Scb(Jol ..... '. ............ · .. 9:30 A.M.
~ -Aaockllt ,_..., · ~lorning Worship ..... , . . . . . . . . 10: 45 A.M. -· · ~;;t;;::;;;::;;;;::;;;::;;;;;:;;;;i;~~-;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;~I hrMOll by Aullci9t9 ,...,. .. 111
cosTA MEsA cHR1s-rlAN scHooL • •·-;~;::;·;;;~-Saint Michael Ail AJl lrigels Episc6pal Church
600 St Andr~ws Road • Newpor t Beach
Dr. Ch1rle1 H. Dier•nfi•ld, P•1tor
An ExpenSive Chri1tm11 -Per' II
"THE PRICE IS FAITH"
p,..sa.i -K~ -E..,_t1" 4 Olllll C:.. Ull hdfk ...._DIM, C..... .. Mer f======~;:;;;,=;;;~=;==;;;;=;:=;;:;~·:;:;:;~=======jJli'=='=='=====~Minlste~·~~r.~.=D~r.~D~.=w;;·=M~c~Elr~o~y==·========ill
Or. Ch1rle1 H. Oierenfield, Preeching
S•rmo" C•i11tte1 Av•il•ble
S•..,....:00 A.M. & t :JO A.M .. a.ell SdlHl/N_,,..f:JI A.M. '
· CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH ..:":!'.'.::.!'::.:,:.",;,..,., =~':.!:u . CHURCH OF CHRIST
ldenlic.al SerYices: 8 AM. 9:30 AM end 11 AM
Chlld care and children's Sunday .SchOOI iii all services
23rd Stroot 11 Oronve, Cost• Mes. -548-5303
P•i.r. loll«t M .........
T..,. P-.. -Frfd Mcrrti•
....... Wenilp 10:10 11.a ~ Scltool t 11.a
S. ... 1 ... 1 .. Wenlilp-7:00 p.•.-P,..,.., Mftfblg WM.•7:00 F·"'-
287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA ....................
SUNDAY MORNING llllE STUDY ••••••••••• , • , , • 9:45 A.M.
SUNDAY MORNING WORSl;IP kCOMMUNION •••• 10:4S A.M.
~====================~II SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ••••••••••••••••••• , 6:00 P.M. \~ lj}, SABBATH SERVICES WEDN'llESDAY EVENl::RS~:~E :~::.~·~l~E·~ ....... 7:10 P.M.
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL w. Whit tterrhilJf'Olt .1011 s...r,..t
harbor reform temple Mini;~one: 645-3191 c;;y or ~;~~·I Oi1tcto•
RABBI BEAN ARD P~KING
meeting at
St. James Episcopal Church o 3209 Via Lido, NewPort Beach
For lnform•lion: Call 675-7230
TEMPLE SHARON
Tllo C•••1Nllte ......... fer tlle
Otltire H.-,A,..
617 W•r .......... COIM M ...
All J••i1h f1miie1 ••• i11•it•cl le jol11 u1 i11 • truly me•nlngful
M.llATH !VINING SERYICl!S-FRIDAY AT 1:15 P.M.
Sftlrtr..I Lemdot -l.w.I ~ G ......
M6-5552 T•mple Sh1ro11 Choir -On•9 Sh•bot
Sl!IYICH -1 O:ot ..... 911 6:JO 1to11t.
Johnston Family Singers 6:30 p.m .
COAST BIBLE CHURCH
MAlllCO FOISTll JI. HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
491-1949 494· 1141 IJ0-0407
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT BEACH S.B.C.
utl Cllff tM-'f...,_,, ~·1.U
DI', '· l(f11f111 IHIMn, .. ....,
• ......., klletl -t14f ,.,,,,_ W.Ni, -111• A.M. & 71• .. .M.
......... y '""'Y'lf' ~ 71» P.M.
CAPISTRANO YAUEY BAPTIST CHURCH , .. ., ... -....... -c.,..,,_ . ......1 11\1 •. "' .. 11 &.111.4111 , .....
lmiMY •IMI SC.... -ti• •·"'· c11r1t1i... Tr•lllflll -t "·"'· ....... y ltnnt -1111 '""'· ...... Wiltlilfll 0.........,,, ............... M. ""'· .,,.,... -
CHURCH OF . CHRIST •t NWlll ... ttll It,. """"""* •tedl • IMM? Ci.tMt -If•• A.M, W1rtlli, -11:tl A.M. & ., .... .Mt' ......... ,. 719'~.M. -..... ~ ..,..._
Trdl T•"flill •llf Dil hi. '---... MMNr, ......... _ .. .,,.,
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
II ......-1 '*II 2'M1 l .. Vll9 C•!!Yfll lttl. It 11 Tll'O lt9. , • ....,~wt1 D.O. -MIMI,_. .illl ttO, A"itllflt M""9tet
IUMDA JallVICI -; & 11 A.M. M . CIM!n:ll A Y91illil .,...,. __ t AM. a....,
' ...
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
INTEltMl!DIATE SCHOOL
4'61 Nlcltoltotl, lnolM
(SH Oi.,e Prw.•y f!t ~ -Lftt M HkMI-)
..... lldi , ........ , .....
9:30 A.M. S•dey School for all "'lft
11 :00 A.M. Monl"9 Wonlilo
HUllllY CA•• P•0\11010 Al eOTN ttd'Ull
"" ,...,.., ... ~ .. OIMr ~ <•• .U.lllJ THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY
Al'l'l"8Mf wtllll "" •wttst o-111 c ...... _
.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
171 A..cHe St .• C.... M .. J...,. '· JeffNya, ,...., -,.. .... 5414596
S1bL•tl1 Scl\ool ••• , , , ••• , , , • , , •• , , •..••.• , •• , • , , 9:10 •·'"·
Mor11l119 Wors hip ••••••••• , •• , , • , • , •• , .•••.••.••• 11 :00 '·'"•
Pr•yer M••fi11g W•dneMl1y •••• , ••• , • , , •• , ••••••••• T:lO P·"'·
CALVARY CHURCH OF LAGUNA BEACH""
IYAN•ILICAL Fll!I
610 S. C..t H5tlr-J et M....ic T....,..
BIBLE CENtERED MINISTRY
t:OO ..... 4 ................. ..
10:00 A.M-M9"tl .. W...W,
IN_,.., C... Pi•d•d
6:00 , ... _. ..... s..ke .... AJI
7:00 P.M.-ffSP ....... -Cee ....
p..., Te4 L L1pp1 ........ ,M4U. ... M....,_Yetltll oer-tw
LAGUNA BEACH
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL
J41 St ...... ri.c. •• ......,,..
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ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1216 Biii St., H•llt•• lwti
IJ• t.t .t FIN Potml
1:00 A.M.-Holy Com,u11io11
9:30 A.M.-F•mily Service I Church 'School IN11"•rv C•rol
I 1:00 A.M.-Mor11in9 Worship CNur1•ry C•r•I
7:00 P.M.--h1li.,.•I &•nso119 I. Se,.11011
Epi1cop1I Youn9 Ch1,1rchm•n
Th• Churc~ Is •I-VI 1v11lable fOr HGI~ M1rtla119
J1"111 C. Cal1y, P•1lot -962 -7512 R•t.: 536--4061
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Dovor 0.. LI 8-3 631
n..1 ... .._ •. .., .. ........
E•rl+ Wonihip
Chrlttle!'I Ecluc•llon
f•1+i•• Wonltip
1:00 '·"'·
9:15 ··"'·
IO:JO •·"'·
.Nursery Care Available
WELCOME
' LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pecific View Or.
Coron• del Mer
R..,, P•ul Rom•i1, D.D.
t:OO A.M.-s.N.,-CWcll ...... 10:00 .... _ • ..,. s.ntc.
Nunery for 1m1tl chllclr•11
proYtdod
Phon• 644-2664
10t00 A.M. '-Ry w...up
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
..... ,.,. on..1 ..._Street, c.... ...... c.iff.
... HO•IW C. ANOllSOH, P•ltw -•ICH~ C JACOISIN, lilten1
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Chu;ch Presbyterian
20111 M ...... ,..._ .Mwl ...............
.... D...w L hMm. ,__ S...., W.....,: 9:10 A.... a..c• Sc .... 1 9:10 A.M.
Oflce1 Z0112 M11111le St. n. .. : t ..... 940
Church of the Covenant
mo,. .. , ... •--'· c.... .....
..... ltmf•, '•'-' SltllHJ Wonllfp I Q•Jdl ScllMI-1:10 & 10:00 A.M.
..... : 517·1340
Community Presbyterian Church .. , .................... ....
............... J. ,_.,..,. -...... AIMrt 0 . Htnpe
~ W...W,: t :H .. 10:11 A.M. Cl.di Sdilel t:OO A.M. "-ti 4t"671SI
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
c..., J ....... & ......... ~ c.... ..... __ ...,_
WMWp & Cll..U ScllHf -t I 10:10 A.M.
,._: '44-1J41
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
l'hll & PY11f•1t, S.. .t. .. l V1 ... l.tef ....,_,Fwy,)
OUTITANDIN• YOUTH PIOGIAM -AClU OF PAlllNG
W......., & Chfc.11 Sc"-' -f :OO I 10110 A.M. ,..,., ...,.. ...... ; hbot..,lelt .......
M,._ ef MM-Dr.-..,__,.._: f44..7150
1unc1•y khml: t:ao e.m. -Morning Wont! : 1:00 •Ml 11:00 •·"'· CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Prince of '••ce luthere11 School -Ml$1 llttl11r Ol1on, Prlnclp•I OP: C.O.l .OflA_C.ll MAI _
11: .. A.M, Ofilc• Pho11•1 5•9·0521 ~ cl.ool PhoM I 549·0562 IUNDAY 161lVtc:I • SUMOAY SCHOOL .................. .
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Miitour( Syt1od ' ._.-w.c.i.~ .. , .......... ..... ....
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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
111'2 Culver Drive
Unlvw>lty Porte, lrvlM
.......... M.M..,_
~ W11I t:Ot A.M . fl•lts s.ntc. -ftOO A.M.
Mtilt_,T ... C....-104.M. W.,...,_llA.M.
tJJ.1211 .. ...., C.. UJ-1146
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affend the church
of your choice
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TIMPU HILLll.
6662 Heil Ave., H\lntlni\On Bee.ch
536-1417 -~ • c.ntenetivt Ctnt,....flon
Rabbi Pincus Goodblait-cantor. Pa1.al R. Larins .. ,,.., •"""'-5enie .. -• l'.M. • A ..................... ......
'Newport Unity
l.Ottll'I 0 ... ltc:ICINOlll, MlilWtw
.......... leftl1 ..... 10 .....
Surtcf1y School for 111 •t•• -t iOO •• ,.,,
'"' •4 '""•· "...,." .... OMce-'*"llll DIAW-rlAYll '4 .. 7757
FIRST CHURCH OF GOO OF MISSION VIEJO -__ ..
MIJMOM""ftl.IO HI ... SCH004. fM..i. lOOMI 601
1 .. to AM. -ll.fl'Mfay Motrilf'lt Werehl'
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church school at 9:~ and 11
a.m.:Ptnt <.burcb of Christ,
SclenU.~ 3.100 Via L I d o
Newport Be&<:h, aervtces and
church school at 9 and 10:30
a.m.; Second Clltll'Cb of
Cluist, Sc5entJJt, 3100. Pacl!lc
View Drive, Corona del Mar
services and church school ai
10 a.m.; Wedne.sday testimony
meetings at a p.m. at all four
churches.
Congregational
Beach; 1UVlce and cbmdl
school Sunday al 9 a.Di.;
Wednesd~ aervioe at f 13ll
p.m. ;
Cbrlal 1"dlleru Clmrd, at
35522 CemlnO Cepl!trano, San
Clemenle: · lel'Vlce ~ at
10 a.m.; cbutth lcbool yOUth
forum, Bible study al II;
sermon "The Radleiic. of
Hope," by the Rev. J. !mory
Ackerman; aMuaJ. decorating
ol the tree at 5 p.m. Sunday:
church school Christmas pro-
gram at 7 p.m.; Christmas
Eve candlelight service at
7:30. .
.
Very Near," by the Rev.
Andiew C. Anderson ; church
school at 8:30.
/lfetJwdbC
lhilventty Uafted Methodl!t
Os,lrcb, at 18422 Culver Road,
Irvine; service Sunday at 9
and 10 :30 a.m.; sermon
"There Are All Kinds of Gifts"
or "Even Great Ones Get
Jealous," by the Rev. Ron
Alllaon.
Finl Uafted Methodist
Cllurcb of Founlain Valley. at
18225 Bushard St.; service
Sunday; sermon "Full of
Synod of Southern Calilomla,
guest speaker: ruling elden
retreat with lhe Rev. Jerry
Tankenley during th 1 s
weekend in San Bernardino
Mountains.
Rellglotas Science
Ffnt Cbar<b of Religious
Scleoce of Newport Beach at
271 Avodado St., Costa Mesa;
service &ibday at 10:30 a.m.;
sermon "The Promise Fulfill·
ed ." by the Rev. Albert Burke.
Shepber<t , ol the U 111 1
CAagreaatlonal United Churth
of Cbri1t, at Viejo School
fo.1ission ~!ejo; service Sundaf
at 10 a.m.; senoon "Jesu1 and
The Humanity F.quals J)ivlnlty
Dilemma," by the Rey. Dlvid
Sandberg.
Corvu -del Mar Community
Cburcll,. Coag~gaflonal, at 611
Heliotrope Ave.; senice and
church Scho;Wt tilMIY at 10
a.m,; senno01 •ft'1t)l~pens tC>
Everybody~,!' by the .Rev.
Philip G. Murny. I
Westmlnster L a t k e r a a Surprise," by the Rev. Ford
. Cbtu'dl, at lSM:l Milton Ave.. R. Miller; adult Chrlstmas
oervict Sunday .at 9, and IO:sO oar1Y tonight at 8, cali ~2593
a.m.; .Christmas cantata · l•r :lnfonnaUOn; Sund ay
"Nlght of Miracles" at both Christmas program at 8:30
services, narraUon by Donna p.m., witl! decoration or tree,
Hove; call 892-7872 for kl-call number above; WSCS
formation . circles Wednesday at noon,
gift e1change and potluck
luncheon.
Churtll of ReUgtou1 Scleace
ol Laguna Bead>, at 20062
Laguna Canyon Road; service
and church school Sunday at 9
and 11 a.m.; sermon "What
HindeMth Thee?,'' by the Rev.
Henry Gerhard: Thunday loo·
tures at 10 a.m. at Leisure
World ; Mr. Gerhard's lecture
Thursday "The Way to God ls
Through Yourseli,"
•• NelgblJ;ortlOod • ~rega.
Uonal <.1Klrtll, at 3f0 St. Ann's
Drive, UiWla B e a ch ·
Wo men 's Fe'! low sh iP
Christmas Party Tuesday at
10:~ a.m.. songs and
readings, hmcheon at noon.
Lallltru Cburch or t'-
M1iter, at 2900 Pacific Drive,
Corona del Mar ; service Sun-
day at 10 a.m.; church school
at 9; sermon 1 'Look
Up-Now," by the Rev. H.
Paul Romels, )nlerlm pastor.
t'hrfst Latberu Clnirrli, at
760 Victoria, Costa Mesa·
service Sunday at 1~15 and ti
a.m., cbW'ch school and Bible
class at 9:39; sermon °Slgns
Newport C..Ju United
Met.bodllC Clnlrch, meeting at
9. a.m. at 115 Agate Ave.,
Balboa Island, and at It: IS
a.m. at st. Michaels and All
Angels Church, Pacific View
Drive and Marguerite Avenue,
Corona del Mar; church school
1t late service; sennon "Keep
On Keeping On," by the Rev.
John R. Knox.
Various
Cougregatious
St. Joachim's Parb.h, holi-
day silver coffee Dec. 15 at
8:30 a.m. at 493 Broadway,
Costa Mesa a Guild 5 benefil;
call ~2079 for information .
~ C'eo tlollll of Readlneu";. -Ad-
Cllordl ol NewPori·~r at vent service at 7 p.m. WedneJ. Pre.bsteria11 ····~Ch~-~-~~ -n~-~Ji~ ·~a;~~-~u.•;·~··.; · ·~~~-~=~
Newport U_olty Center, at
15th and Irvine, Newport
Beach; service Sunday at 10
a.m.; sennon "The Star
Shines for You," by the Rev.
Loren D. Flickinger.
·school SOnday at 10 a.m.; Caphtrillo BeiC~ at 34381 Road Newport Beach· service
sermon "Fear ts !"olly," by Calle Portola; seriice Stmday ~y at I, t :so.nd '11 a.m.;
the Rev. John A. LiDdvall. at 10:30 a.m.l folk service and sennon "'Ille An Expensive
· church scfioOI at §;-sermon Christmas: 'llie Price Is
"There Will Be Peace," by the Faith," by the Rev. Christmas
Rev. James Knotek ; Wed-vesder· service Sunday at 4
nesday Bible class at 7:30 p.m. in sancutary.
--.,~ a.uieb; at' itfl4
Orange Ave., Costa Me.sa ;
service Sunday at 11 a.m.,
church school at 9: ts a.m.;
sermon by 1be Rev. Robert
Jacobs; gospel concert at 7
p.m. Second Coming Quartet
of San BerJadino; "A-child Is
Born" to be perfonned Thurs-
day at 1 p.m. by recording
artists Ardon an<I Patti. '
Epbeopal
St. Johll tbe Divine
Epilcopol Cbmb at 20l3 Bay
St., Coota Meaa; reception for
the Rev. Howard Mott Cart-
wright and family ~ i.t p.m.
Sunday, caJI ~7-7434 for in·
fonnatk:Jn.
~~ 6 p.m. youth meeting The ~byterfu Cbarch of
y. the Covenant, at 2Dl Fairview
Re d e e m e r Lutheran Road, Costa lwfesa ; service
Church, at 16351 Springdale and church school Sunday at U n I t a r i a o Unlversallst
St., Huntington Beach; service 8:30 and 10 a.m.; sermon Cburclt, at lWJ Victoria St.,
Sunday at 8: 15 and 10:45 a.m., "Behind the Veil of Costa t.teSa; service Sunday
church school at.9:30: sermon Christmas," by the Rev. at 10:30 a.m.· sermon "The
"Christ Came to Be Our Briice A. Kurrie. Evolution ;;/ Eve," b y
~.,;!;; by the Rev. Eusent.._ (' __ ..., PrftbY)ertan Manball Neel, guest speaker.
SI. Wilfrid's Episcopal
Chu.rcll, at 8236 Ellis, Hunt·
ington BeOch ; coocert Sunday
at 8 p.m.; donltion $1 for
building fund, call 86Z-7iU for
information. . • Clnirdl, at 4t5 Fons! Ave., Temple ltet11 David ' of
Prioce of Peace Lutheran Laguna Beach: service Sun-Orange CeUty, at 6100 ~y
L11ilaer-~ 2:987 Mesa Verde day al tand 11 a.m.; setmon St., Westminster; service Fri-
Drivt, COsta Mesa; servk:ea ••How Are You Doing tn the day at.1:15 p.m.; Bar Mitzvah
St. P..t'1 t..tlteru a.aft:~. ·'1iunday at 8 and 11 a.m.; Church!,'' by the Rev. Dr .. Lee with Henri E. Front presiding;
al at <:7Pfta llr!Vr,Doguna· ._"Signs Indfeate He Is~ V. Kliewer, llated olerlt.of the . llDetl Slial>bal-~oliowlng. -I
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Collegiality Gets Only Lip Service
By LOUIS CASSELS
U~ ,,_, 1•"'11d1MI
Five yean ago, the bishops of the Roman Catholic
Qnud!:, assembled ln global conclave at the Vatican Coun-
cil, approved overwhelmingly "the principle of collegial-
ity."
Translated from ecclesiastical jargoo, this principle
means that ali bishops of the cburcb have a right to share
In lb government and the tnaldng of doctrinal cleciams.
And they baY< lllla rlgbt. not by ~ ...... of the l'Ope,
but by the direct authorization of the cburch's founder,
Jesus Chris!.
MANY-EXl'llC!'ED tn that"fall ar-1wn11e irtn0fp1e of
collegiality would be the -basic and faMqcblng ~
form accompllshed by the Vatican Council. Bad it been
implemented, ·tt would have led to a great redistribution
of power and a much-needed decentralization of authority
that for centutlep,bas heel tlgbUy held by the Pope -
or more accurately, by tbe papal bureacracy known as the
Cwia -ln Rome.
But jt has not happened.
Collegiality remains only a word to which lip service
is paid -.not a ,WU:amic principle of church govemment.
Pope Paul pored the basic Idea of shared authority
when be promulgated his famous decree on contraception
wit.bout even coosulting his fellow bishops. Many of them
were shocked -and told him so in private.
LATER, THE POPE seemed to be carrying out the
. .
council'.s plan for a "senate" of bishops, composed of
elected represeittatlves from all national hierarchies, to
advise and consult with him on maJor problems:
The Pope set up such a oenate ....: although be prefer-
red to call It a "synod"_.,... to meet at the Vatican every
two years. But ii became ol>Yiool at the first ' two synod
meetings that Paul VJ had ~ intention of giving power to
this body. He balked even at letting the synod choose 1J.o
own agenda, speclflcally ttfUSlng to permit dbcussioo of
ceNln bot Issues such u priestly celibacy.
Whatever credibility mlgbt have remained to the
"prlndple of colleglately" ls oow being demolbbed. Vati-
can .sourcee say Paul VI bu quietly shelved a plan under
wl!lch-_utaUon-hisboprl:hooer by-national hi.,...·
arcbies woold have joined the College of CarUinals In
electing new popes.
CARDINAL LEO SUENENS of Belgium had urged Ibis
plan on Paul VI as the best way to give concrete expre5-
sion to the concept of collegiallty.
Thi• latest rebuff to the bishops may give powerful
Impetus to a movemmt already under way In aome' parta
of the church to go ahead and make decision! at the
diocesan level without asking Rome fer permission.
Because tt alway• ls done quielly and dlscreeily, no
one knows just how much of thb i.s taking place. But It
may be for moro wldeopreod than Rome roalizes. And n
the trend COOtinll09, ii could lead to a kind of de facto
collegiately. Apparenily no ooe, not even a pope, can bold
b.1ck forever an idea wb»e Ume bas come.
Vatican Puts Itself On the Map·-Finally
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s.-. --9, 1972 D,\l~Y PILOT f
Assembly Dissolved
Black Heads NCC'
DALLAS (UPI) -Th< 3.l.
deoomlnaUoh NaUona.I CouncU
of Churches today elected New
York City minister W. Sterling
Cary. as Its pre.sldent, the first
black to hold the h I g h
ecumenical post In the NCC's 1
history.
Democratic prlnclples and
proceuu.''
Otherwise, the draft resolu-
Uon said:
46Defense industries
should be encouraged through
appropriate locentives to
engege in production for
peaceful purposes t h e r e by
channeling substantlaJ human
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RELIGION Cary, a dlstrlct ministerial
e1ecutJve for Greater New
York City ol the United
Church of Chri!t, succeeded
Dr. Cynthia C. Wedel of
Waahington, D.C. He wlil
serve a three-year term.
The black churchman takes
control of a much changed
ecumenical body. The con-
troversial council, sa)ting ii
was time for minorities to
have a voice in the agericy's
deo~lons, Wednesday <lisaolv-
ed ils 800-<lelegate general
assembly and caJJed for a
smaller governing b o a rd
elected under a quota sy.stem.
The new structure of tbe
council, initiated three years
ago, will crtate a 347-member
body comprised of one fourth
women, one eighth youth, one
hall lay men or women and
represen"'1ives from local or
regional ecumenical organiza-
tions.
THE MAKEUP of each
delegation is to represeot the
racial and ethnic variables
within that church.
Dr. Thomas ,J Liggett,
chairman of the committee
that drew up the restructure
plan, told General Assembly
delegates Wednesday t b e
quota system would not affect
the quality of the board
.mel)lbership.
"My church has 1,500,000
memben: and we have a
delegatlon ·of eleVen to the
NCC board," he said.
"Definitely in our membershJp
we can find qualified minOrity
representation. This is true of
all the churches."
The new structure also cuts
out some pf the legislative ex-
pense of the NCC b y
eliminating its t r i e n n i a I
General Assembly and reduc-
ing its number Of policy-mak-
ing board meetings from three
to two annually.
IN O'l'RER action Wed-
nesday, the General Assembly
declared thatwt..1,be United
States was in a ''aeep, moral
crisi.s" and also reconunended
a "process of deolllltarizing
American snclety." (
The reaolutioa posseil alter two hours of debate at tbe
group's conveiltlon.
A part of the re~ution call-
ing for amnesty for con-
scientious objectors who refus-
ed to serve In Vietnam was
not approved by lhe assembly.
The ~mne..ty provision bad
Ensembl,e,
Choir
To Perforni
UPI~
ELECTED NCC HEAD
W. Sterllng C1ry
been adopted Saturday by the
general board of the National
Council of Churches, but those
calling for its deJeUon said it
would be unnecessary duplica-
tion of the I IX>Sltion of the
-generel--board;---an-exeeutlve
commJttee.
I The draft resolution blamed
the "deep moral c r Is I s • '
mostly on American actions in
Yietnam.
IT CALLED for 'a substan-
tial reduction of excessive
armaments and strenuous ef.
forts to repair the increasingly
[requent bceaches in the na-
tion's historic C1:1mmitment to
and materlal ruources from
war preparation .to the
preservation of human life and
the improvement of its quali-
ty.
Covenant
Dedic;ition
Planned
-"The role of Congress in
matters relating to U.S. com-
miunenl! and involvements
abroad should be ......tablish-
ed through Jeglsl&tlve p~
cesses which reassert
legitimate but a b d i c a t e d
legislative powers .
-"The laws of war should Crown Valley Covenant
be carefully reuamlned and Chutth In Laguna Niguel will
revised to make them eflec-be dedicated Swlday at 3:30
live in cootrol of modern p.m. Thia occasion will mark
technical warfare." the completion of the first unit
Tbe -draft resolution said being built on the five-acre
symptoms of an American site at Crown Valley Parkway
moral crl!IJ include continued and La Plata Drive. '
involvement In v i e t n a m , The dedication service will
methods used to fight the war feature a message by the Rev.
"the way we have ei:cused: Paul W. Anderson, executive
covered up, justified or even • ~~tary of Covenant Home
praised war crimes, .. ' and "the ~m1ons, who w.111 come from
secrecy and deception used by ~1s offices In Chicago to share
elements of the government to m program.
mislead both the people and The Rev. Edward Larson ,
their elected representatives s u p er I n t e n d e n t of the
In Congress." Call!ornia Confere.oce of the
Evangelical Covenant Church
of America, will officiate at
County's Unitarians ~~~~t~ .. ~ morning worship 8ttYiee.
· -· -· · · -· -· · · -· -· · · · -· · · · · · · -· · · · · 'Ille-Covenanl G<lOpdaifeS
To Discuss Purposes =~~ =-~"':; , music. Recosijjtloo -be
.. Mem~ of Orange County permanent organl.zetion will . given to ·~ ~ m "l have
Unitarian U n I v er s al i s t be aet up for leadership assl!:~ in the mng· pro-
Churches and Fellowships will development and cooperative ··gram: The Rev.-Robert A.
meet in C.Osta Mesa today for intercburch work. Jlonnette, pastor of the chlU'ch
a day-long discussion at their Often caricatured as a and·~t1'eCtor development for
purposes and .achievements. the C&IUomia Q>nlm-euce of religious debating s o c i e t Y , Covenant Churches,· w i 11 Witb their religious societies Unitarian Universalists bave 'de ·
characterized as dying' in in recent years been in the pr.: cburctt bas been built of
Orange County, according to a vanguard of social reform and
denominational publication havlng moved from the 19th mission •lump •tcme and
last year, members · of this century transcendentalism of f~atuns the exteml.ve use of
l i be r a 1 church have also Einerson to a religion of the g ass, providing the poa.Jblltty
had to take note of a 5 percent celebration of we, are un· of iodoor-outdocr actWWes and
decline In membership across dergojpg the growing pains of giving U-atlaldibg a
the country tbls year. maturmg as a faith . view of the llUl'l'OUldlDI hills and valleys. Col11ing from congregations For further infoniiaUon call
fnm Laguna Beach to Whit-Mr. Ross at bls office, 64&-The 8,000 aquare. feet of
tier •.. ~.,,•-•b will take part ••--... ·-multipurpoo, chql tP8<e ..-. ._......... '652, or nlllUll:lL~, V'W"V!N'f. wtU ~·-......,. in workshop following a panel pro~-= a w;:f..V:.":' tenler
pr<S!'Mlation led by Robert to OC<OiDodate Z!S, 'with ez-
Jordan' 11o .. , lninlsiu. to the Westm· i"ns•nr pandabl• provilijm to aeat a Orange Coast Church In Costa K: total of 31(J.
Mesa,~ keynoted by.Moslah The fac!UtJ .al.9o ~ a
Royce Bartlett, recenUy Dean Church Sets pastor'• rtudy, chill\:h olllce, of Starr King School for the nursery, kit.chen, a.II: 190m
Ministry in Berkeley. and a number of et.UdoOms.
Despite membership pro-'M:rac' _8, Although the J.Jv..ucai·
blems, the emphases for the ~ ~ Covenant Ch"""' .fl:~ca
day will remain on what1TIOst is a BfD.81J de~~Jt Ml
Unitarian Universalists con-The choir of Westminster been in eliatence slnce faas. ··
sider the central religious Lutheran Church. under the 'Ibe Covenant Ob u r c h
questkln: enhancing the quail· direction of conducter-organist believes aftd U!echet tbat the
ty of life. At the close of the Inez Pinkerton, will pre1ent Bible ls the autborttatlve Word
conclave, which will begin at the Christmu Cantata ''Night of GOd and that Its message
10 a.m. aod end at • P·l'QI. a of Miracles" at reg u 1 a r meets the deepelt, .spiritual
St. Andrew's
morning aervices Sunday at 9 needs of man.
and to ::io a.m. lb doctrinal J>O'ltloo ls such
"Night of Miracles ,", one of that emphasis is given to ma-
the most recent worb by jor matters of fai~ but gives
The Lquna Hills string composer John Petenon, tells c on s J d e r a b I e freedom
Ensemble w111 accompany the T 0 Present of the ll'adltlonal Chrislmu reganllng ma11en of 1-.
choir of the Neighborhood story, from the ancient pro-conc.rn.
C.OngregationaJ Church o f phesles In the Old Testament
Laguna ll<ach on Swiday at 10 'Messi"ah' to their fuUillment In the birth
a.m. in an all-musk: service. or Christ as recorded in the
The ensemble will play the gospeb of the New Teslamtlnt.
overture to the "MessiaJb" a T h1e S t. A n d re w ' s The presentation wt 1 l
'Child' Slated
At Foursquare Christmas Concerto for strings P r e s b Y t e r i a n ClflJrch feature alto soloists Beth Filer
and harpsichord with the s an ct u a r Y choir with and · Adeline Bingham and
choir: orch estra, organ and baritones Trygve Dahle and "A Child IJ Bom" will be
Marvel Jensen, organist at harpsichord, under the dlrec-Warren Pinkertcn, with presented Thursday at 7 p.m.
the Neighborhood Church, bu tton of Dr. Jonah C. Kliewer, narration by Donna Hove. at The Fouraquare Ch.arch,
stUdied in Italy and France will perform the first part of Westmins•""' , u 1 her an 1734 Orange Ave;, Costa Mesa. and was usistant to world the "Messiah" with the ica .., famous 0 r g a n l s t Jean Hallelujah O:.:>nJs m Simday, Church, where Rev. Joel A. It is a Olrlltmu pageant La 1a1s Swiggum bu been pastor for with slide film 1cel)ef, .slng-na . Dec. 17, at 4. p.m. in the main the pa.st aeven yean, 13 along carols and • new
She bu conducted master ~~uary. · hated at 13841 Milton Ave., Christmas music to be
classes at the University of · Compoeer George Frederick Weatm!nster. The public is in-performed by evtneellstt
Wbconsin and 1w appeared Handel i.s one o! the best vlted to attend the Christmas Anion and Patti Lockyer of
with many 1 Y m P hon Y known figures in mualc history Cantata services. Sal Ore
orchestra.s and chor1ls as and the "Messiah" I.I probably1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;::;;;;"'";'';--;' ------sololst. Miss Jemen will assist the best known piece of church I irt • II'
the ensemb le at the music. " 1
Harpsichord as well as playing During the c h r J 1 t m a 1
( Only, to a tennis· court. The -ands In rront of the Vatican Guard and the Vat1'can secur-two solo numbers . season the first part or the flem cd patk VATICAN CITY UPI) -~· 1'he quartette of the church "M~a.h" ,·s performed ~ ri The Vatlcan finally has put Bastiori of the Helicopter ls a radio ,station which, despite Uy fo rce. a.s well as in the will sing Nlght of Wonder by cau:'it deals with the Na!'J: 0 .
itself on the map. small square of concrete at wistful talk of expaodina into post office. But offlcials 3lill Bach.. Uy. TheHaleluJahOlorus lsal-
For the flnt tlme since It the end of the Vatican gardens TV one day , remains strictly a prefer the old-style directions lln~h~~~na;~~· 1:n;~~: ways added to. lhis prmentalion The Sofllb""'4 s Moll &4111; /Ill
was set up as , the world's whlGh occasiona11y has been JOund operation. -"through that archway and lhe hymns "God of Our even though it appears .at the MtmorUdl
tiniest lndepeodent . state In used for the landing or whet Places where Pope John second door on the left." Father" aQd "Joyful Jo}'.ful end of the second section of M.t.U,OllVM • COLUMIAllUM • c.nm
1929, .tt ~I· given a name to all Pope Jolin Xxtlt once dubbed -XX111 and Pope Piut XII en· Not tl'.at it all matters: The We Adore Thee" 'fr 0 ~ -the--work-;---· ----_ _
Its hl ... hwaya and byways on ·a i'helicopf.erum.''. jclyed walking.have beennam· Vatican has yet to get around Beethoven'11 9th Sympliony St. Andrew's Presbyterian ~~,TREES of the~',0· RLD '"" b Then there Is the Plazza ed after lhose pontltt11. to actuaJly signposting the The ensemble and choi~ is Churclt ls located at 600 St. .,, u. ·~1 ·
an ollicia1 basis and po llsbed Santa Chiara, named after the 'Ibe map ha1 been posted tn 1treets or numbering the under the direction of Gladys.t~A~nclre~~w~s~Roa:;d~, ;;N~e~w~p~o~r ~t ~~~~~,....~~=~B~•~hO<~•~•~S~an~to~A~ll0~"~'"4~<>nmo<~~~
a plan o( them. l.-pa'.:;:tron=:aa=ln:t:o::'.!,:te:l:ev:~:io:n:.:l:t=the=:::barr==ac:.:ks==of=the==S~wl~u:.:/i;,;dconiiiiii;ii;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~W~e~lg~e~. ;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I Beach. On Fairview Av1nw · SSl-1111 The map was lsaued1 recently u a supplemtnt to
the Acta Apostolicae Sedls, the
Vatican's ofOc11l aazettc.,.
A map ..... drawn far land
registration purpotts in 1932,
but It· was oot generally
published and did ool name 111
the atreeUi and plams as the
pre.ent one does.
The new one lncludt!• 78
place names, some of them
going back to Renatssan~
Ulnff, othert ne•. Slnce the Vatican covers on-tY 109 acres some of the
_ names tend to ht more gran·
dloae than reality !118fest1.
TllEllE IS TI!E AVCWl<! of
Sport, for example. ft !tads
How does
Christian. s ~ heal' aence o
Listen as people tell firsthand
were· healed. ~ow they
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MAY ENTER RACE
John Schmitz
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Schmitz Figures Senate Race • ID
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By ARNOLD FRIEDMA/i
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THOMAS D. ELIAS
What will John G. Schmitz,
the current rage ol the right.
wing set, do for an encore!
Officials of C&llfomla11 con-
1 er vat Ive American
lndepli:ndent Party are hoping
the lame-duck o;mgressman
from Oraioge County·wlll shoot
next for the Senate seat of
liberal Democrat AIM
Cranston, who facts reelection
in 1974.
That, in their view, would be
a fitting sequel to Schmitz'
stormy 1~ uploits. _-r-
nus was a year in whicn the
John Birch SOciety member
first lost his Republican pri·
mary fight for renomina-
tion in President Nixon's home
d1strict, then bolted the GOP
to join the American Party
(the national ~valent of the
Calilorla An') and became Its
stand-in resldent.00 candidate
for George Wallace.
NEARLY ONE-FOURTH or
the million votes Schmitz
received in the presidential
election came-from California,
a statistic the state's AIP
leaders figure would make
him· a truly formidable third-
party candidate for Cranston's
seat.
llepubllcan Gov. Ron a Id
Beagan, who says be'• eon-
lldering tho Senate race. II
Cnnston'• popularity doesn ~
drop, Schmitz' entry woold
probably have Utile impact.
SCHMITZ mMSl!LF bas
aald POlhlnl publicly about
that race. Instead, he's talked
"!know he WOltld gel l lot that he'll "'II for the Senato him," 8!10l1ed Hemp, I
of support atalewlde alter leaving the stalebouae In. McDonnell Doualls Co r ~ .
perhaps mum of the same 1974. compater iwcliliat. "We e
support that w<nl lo Rafferty lloqan i I ldeologlcall7 llOI rtally Ill that enilwaed
in 19ea," .Hemp said lo an ID--Ill Iha A!P thin aey about 'wbat ht hta dooe in of·
tervlew. 1 other' ma~ GOP senalorl1l flee."
TB E CO N SERV ~TIVB pnmlblllty, notabiY: Robert H. /lul Schmitz, who gained na·
fonner ·state · s c boo 1 "• · ""'*-the ~!~ .. te former tiOnal notoriety as one of Nlx-
intendent del-..........1 a-Clllfornll u~ucnm:R governor on's most per s I 1 tent
super · ~--• ""° bu Jllll naigned as bll Ill bel Thomas KUcbel, -a mo<ler•~ ~·-·•-lo r~····t N·ucon Repu can er cs ore
[
-) RepubllW\, In their 1988 --·--· swtlching pertlea, doem't even llUOi1WlllFOClJSCAlmlUIA· primary race, causing eDOUlh ,1o PJ:Opare bls)9'1f campaign. bave an elective olflce any
of a split among ·the GQP 1 '"'6 AlP ipokelman ~ more. He's out of a job for the
rank-and-file to a 11 u r e , ~ . a ' ScbmJtz ~~cy first time since he was elected
CranSton's election In the fall. ";tiO<dd ho'!' • _slgnl{lcalJt un-to the state Senata from
about running again for the Cranston's Republican com-pect on the Senate race Oranp County tn 1914.
presidency as the American petition in 1974 la uncertain 80 ~~ • C?f .w~ 't ~ e Fer t» time belng. the
Party's candidate in 197&. far. Both Cranston and J.lemp !l'JllblltahS put. up, mclud!n( outspoken vol<e &om the ripl
But It's conceivable that by say they e~t the GOP Reagan.i, · SQ)'I he'll tse.content'to remant
then Democrat Wallace will nominee will be Reagan, hut urrs JtisT too bad for Ron-the U\u]ar head of the Ameri-
have returned to the party be the Governor hasn't Indicated nie baby if Schmitt hurts can party.
founded in 1968 an~make a -----~---------'---------~-------
second bid for president as its
nominee. That would 1eue
Schmitz somewhat out in the
cold, a consideration which
migh! aerie to lntere5t him in
the earlier Senate race.
The senatorial nomination· of
the A1P would be his Jor the
asking, says "lerwyn H .
Hemp, the party's outgoing
slat~ chairman and a San
Fernando Valley resident.
* * * '90% Sure•'~
Says Finch
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Of course, Schmitz' 232,000
presidential votes in Galifomia
represent on]y a small £rac-
tion of What it would lake to
win the Senate seat. Cranston LOS ANGELES (AP) -UN" ""'"""ITV F--~•-tial coonselor IV...,..._, polled nearly 3.7 million votes ""u.... ~~---· L'6_a?~ .fll" to 3.3 million for Republican Robert Finch says his mind is 'WY .,,.,,!-' vw.
Max Rafferty in 1968. . "90 percent made · up" on 1n·1 HSWl"Oltf 90UU¥NaJ
JN mE lMts, vegetable In the event Cranston gels whether to· run for U.S. con ..... -. CA ••••'t.
growers in Los Angeles Coun-into a close race with the 1974 senator or governor in 1974. Look for ~ bl•• U
ty noticed smog was turning ' Republican candidate Flncli told newsmen here f•lly ~-'"'-_ .. _,.llr -·. II--'-r""rn, II-.. at Newport l 111111 SL lettuce leaves brcwn. whoever he will be -a that he bad "a lot_ of things to -u~ "' .. _... _u.., -u""
"rt lDOY bave affected only Schmitz candidacy could make assess" but indicated he was !lllllltDn, oltctric •ck tplCt, lltclric half -.
10 percent ot. the 1ettuee bead, the difference, probabty en-1eanmg toward the govttnor's o· • eel S"' 0 but it made it unsaleable and . abting the incumbent to wm rae.. iscount nlrp calculator with O~ Typewriter at *179:&
comp I et e 1 y worthless reelection. Asked if he would cballenge Sh d" • 79 &O
economically," Brewer said. But that scenario is ques-Gov. Ronald Reagan for the lrp ISCOURt pnce.
Smog concentrations in the tionable at this point. The Senate, Finch said, 'It's poss!-$259 QO
San Joaquin Valley are about AHEAD OF REAGAN California Poll in October ble bUt highly unlikely. I don't · • · •
one-thirdofthoseinSouthem foondCranstonboldiJ1i°"alead think we are on a collision A REAL BONUS FOR CHRISTMAS ~:~ !~~ ~ ... _Alan ~··~~w'°"""'-,.,-·"-~o~r 1_1 .:...percen.._..:tag::...e _,_poin_ts_ov_er_cou_rse_." ___ __,_ ____________ __::_ __ .::....__
per year is increasing and the
situation is three Umes worse
than it was six or eight years
ago. .
"Riverside is the worst
smog area in the country, and
the San Joaquin Valley bas the
potential of being e v e n
wvrse," Brewer said.
"THE VALLEY is like a
l8rt• hos. -and the in-version layer of air bas to lift
the smog lo """" 1llan 1,000 feet to get it ouL"
Near H~rd in Kings
Coonty, Brewer conducted
tests this ~ lo .determine
how smog affects cotton
growth. One test plot was
covered by a greenhoUse with
carbo~flltered air, another by
a greenhouse without a lilter
and one outdoors u n d e r
normal conditions.
Boll ~ts per plant were
more than 2% percent higher in
the f.fl t ere d. envitOnment,
BreWer said. Lint and cotton
seed weights were also about
20 per.cent higher than In the
othe< plots. •
Similar tests on grape vines
and dtz111 11'.<e•. in San
~ ... -and-Loo--.\Jlilelos
--that plants in-side the filtered greenliouSe
yielded neariy tw\ce as much
fruit as those outdoors, he
. said.
Day Set
For All
Ding-lings
By Tiie ~Prus
Watch out world!
Ding-+-Lln( day is near.-.
Tuelday is officially listed ln
the pubUcatlon ~
Quarterly 11 National Ding+
Lhlg Day. The "*'""'' aay ~·· deaiped "lo promote the Idea that a Dlng+Llng Is a
wooderful, I r I e n d I y • · In·
telllgen~ loving, responsible
and desirable per800. A rtal
bell ringer! ..
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apoosored. by the National
Dlng·a-LinJ Cfub of Mtln>oe
Park, Ill .
The grwp claims 279
meml>m and Issues a
monthly publlcation called
Peallnp.
Dec:. 12 .... chosen u Dlng-•Llnc Day because it 1llhcn
in a seuon '1tbat the true
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' Supe r JJowl Cha.mpions
Stiµ, Fight~ for -Bid
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DALLAS <Af./""'J~s not for the Na· tional Footbal COitference's E a s t
Division champloMhip as everyone once
figured It would he, but the Dallas
Cowbo)'I still need kl' cllnch a· spot In the
f>layofft; and Im one's telllng Washington
Redskins coach George Allen he doesn't
have-to win.
The defending N11tlonal F o o t b a t 1
League champjon Q>wboys need a. vic-
tory of l tie hi tbi!lr game al Texas
O..Tl'To ... u
Clla•K1tel 2 at 1
Stadium today agaiDst Allen's Over The
Hill Gang to cllncll • pla,.U berth.
Wa.shintlton heat Dallu 24-20 in
October and npt the momentwn that
has ta• the Redotlnl on lo an 11-1
"" record. .
The Cowboys i.ve ljumbled •t times,
but their. i.f~-In the
NFL belilncf~ "'-'.the U... heatm -Ptoic the Cowbon the· ' ii en a "wild
. emf" 1iia"'1! In Ille!< ~ game
agalnal !lie New Yort'Gfants oillJUlil they
lose today.
A sellout crowd of 65,0X> ii e%peeted to
watch the aatlottally televised matcbup,
with Daltu a slight favorite although the
Redsklfts last Sunday clinched their first • ,
division title in.: 'Z1 years with a victory
over Philadelphia.
The oddsmakers perhaps figured that
the injury. pendulum is swinging Dallas'
way.
The Redskins' offensive kingpins, NFL
rushing leader Larry Brown a n d
qqarterback Bill Kilmer, have been ham·
pered by various hurts. Brown has a
bruised: right knee and left heel and
Kihner has a sprained ankle.
Meanwhile, the Cowboys h a v e
recovered from a series of nagging in-
juries, with defensive tackle Bob Lilly
beginning to shake off a foot injury and a
brui>ed knee.
The Cowbays also have Super Bowl VI
~ Roger Slau~ • wllom Dallas ll>acb Tom Landry . sa11. is flllly
recooered lrom a abJolder 'lnjury' that
kepi him out of all ·but the last three
in ca;..c;~orton can't move at · ck. .,,. ~ ~-.. :tl/ndlr,,,.. sl~ Crajjrwlll he In ~ pme,"• LalMllr JJl.jd. .'1tizt we feel
R4jjir can -!lftllepni'e.Jt any t~
noir U the .olltuatien I! right.·~ ~ Allen, meanwhile, who has built the
Redskins into champions from also-rans
in two seasons with a host or veterans,
has had to rely on Kilmer after Sonny
Jurgenstn was l~t. for the season last
month.
Bengals Up Against It
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With ~levelaM· 7;o~y . ,
LEE WALTERS
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SA'cl!AMENTO -Cal .Poly San Luis
Obispo will be an eight-point favorite to-
day over the University of North Dakota
In the Camellia Bowl football game.
Cal-Poly is unbe~en-this season, but
ijle Jt1ustangs ha lost their best
linerilant' guard F Stewart who is irt
. eligible.
C&tPoly bas also lost top defensive end
Tom ChanUer, pultlng added pressure on
the team's defem:ive players.
Among those will be fonner orange
Coast College star Lee Walters. A one-
time Huntington Beach High School
pla}'tr, lbe junior linebacker bas seen
backup duty most of this sea80D.
Walters wears jersey No. 54.
"We llilnlt .Lee has outstanding poten· -. . . CINCINNATI (AP) -WllY old Paul. day'$ doNcle, ''but I doh~ think our
Brown-has a theory •)Joa! football tbit--,,Iayerr.wtll 11a .. 'oity lro!lble geiUng up--
says,. look back It\ lo eq." for Cinclnniti. '
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••After it's done," i. aays, "there's no The l* aquada present similar faces,
use worrying abQut il" _ both utillzfng )'OUn( wiarterbacks and
Thul the Z'l.f drubbing Inflicted on both relying on · a piwer runner lo carry
Browots ClncinnaU· Bengal! by the much of the offensive burden.
Clev$nd Browns earlier this season Third-year man Mike Phipps directs
isn't on his mind, Brown says, as the the Cleve1and,aittact, while second-year
Bengals prepare to host the Browns to-man Ken Andenon guides the Bengals.
day ln an Important National Football Both have 'thrown 214 passes, Phipps
League struggle. completlhg 127 for l,687 yarils and
The Bengals, 7-5, must win to retain a Anderson connecting on 145 for 1,636
chance at a wild card playoff berth from yards.
OK Tl' Totl•fl
CllacR11el4ctlO
the American O>nferenoe. 1be Browns,
H . can cllnch the berth with a vlcloey.
"! ju>l told our people lo forget about
the playo(fs and thhik: about the
Cleveland Browns," says the M-year-old
Brown, who molded the Cleveland team
into a football dynasty before helping
form the-Bengal club four years ago.
"We~ preparing just normally,'' be
says, ~ he admits, 0 1 guess there
Is a ~peetal f .. Iil]g ("'-me about playing
the OtM1aDd BroWJl.s. '
'The BllllpJs are coming <tff a, 1!·10 vic-
tory ~ tlio Ne1! Yprk Giants, while
Clev~·lllU Is -ting from a 31>-0 blast~ Ill the bandt = AFC Central
Oivlsfon lllder, Pittl . .. Browns bch Nick Skorlcb aaya a lack
of ~ broogbj about last 5\111-
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Veteran Leroy Kelly has 691 yards on
194 rushes for the Browns, while Essex
Johnson has paced the jlengals with 722
yanb in 205 canies. . Bo!h teams have strong r<eelvers. Mllt
Morlo bu 29 ealchet whlle Frank Pitta
and Fair Hooter have 28 each for the -· Cblp Myers lw ~5 gra~ lo lead the
Bengals, who lost veteran receiver Bob
Trumpy through Injury against New
York.
Trumpy, out for the remainder of the
season, had 44. catches.
The Bengals also throw often to run·
ning back Doug Dressler, who has 32
catches.
The Bengals probably will he without
the aervicts of def~nslve end Sherman
White and mlddl• llneba<ker BUI Ber11Y,
both lnjuHd while the Browns say
dtifeoslve e;/ Nick Roman, Injured In the •
Plttaburgll pnte/ "IJ lllOll do~btful."
tial for a linebacker, and we're looking
forward to having him next season,"
says Cal Poly CQacb Joe Harper.
Harper is. not-impressed with 'the
favorite's role. "lt1S nice," he says, "but
they (North Dakota} are a fine team.
"They 'don't have any weaknecses that
I could ~. 1bey!re a big, strong,
physical team."
Cal Poly recorded its best-ever season
this.year (&-0-1) but wtU he facing· a rug-
ged opponent in Jerry Obon's North
Dakota team (9-1).
OlloD imi surprised the Mustangs are
fa......i. "I'd expected lo he the 1lll>
detdog," be says. "They"re undefeated."
One question botberlng Cal Poly'•
Harper ls the effect of a tltree-week
layoff on his players.
"It's like having to start all over
again," be says. i'A lot of things can ha~
pen. Yoo doni know what to expect."
Olson's team. also bas some catching
up to do -his squad was forced to prac-
tice lndoon because of the co1d at Grand
Forks.
j'We're just glad to be on a field ," he
aays. "It was so cold back there that we
we.re unable to practice outdoon. If It
Won't so cotd;;we'd practice in the snow
with no problems.
"We've used the dirt portion of a field
hel.ae to practice in untU now," Olson
ootet, "and that did not allow us to do
"'11', pasalbg or ~. "
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Sat"'"'1, °"'"""" 9, 1972 DAILY PILOT JI
Pros', ·Laughing StOck:
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Philadelphia Rates -·1st
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Philadelphia
has become the laughing stock of the
sports world. The home of IJie Liberty
Bell and Independerice H.all is being
ridJculed as the City of Losert.
The Philadelphia Pbilli.. . . .
Philadelphia Eagles ... Philadelphia
76ers ... Philadelphia Blazel'!'. , , losers
all.
Ironically, this losing syndrooe hasn't
affected l\Je loyally of lhe fans. They
fioc.k to the games. Sure they boo. There
is llt.tJe to cheer.
joining by not reporting the activities ol
the team. .
The Phillies have a new general
manager and a new field manager. They
made some trades since the end of last
season that could make the club respec-
table, if not a winner.
The 76ers appear almost hopeless. The
team lacks the talent to compete in the
NBA. Tnfdes appear doubtful . since they
haVel).'t' much to lrade. The only salva·
lion ·appears to be the pl ayer draft, and
that type of rebuilding program could
take five years.
The Eagles probably will make soni.e
moves after the season. There are
reports of a new geueral manager, and
perhaps bead . ""8Ch. ':rbe trade martcet
and the draft will have ·to be mm Judie.
ially to help this team.
The Flyers are bulldlll( with young
players and appear to be a year or two
away at this Ume. 'lbe tnro&ds by the
new World Hockey Association -signing
star NHL players -have helped drop
many teams to within the Flyers' cofu·
petitive range.
nte Blazers, of course, are an ex-
, pansion team and are experiencing ttie
natural growing pains. Their fight may
not be for becoming a wlnner, but for
survival.
P .T. Barnum, the legendary circus im·
pessario ooce shouted, "'Ibere is a
sucker' born every minute." He must
have had lhe Philadelphia sports fan in
mind. Never in the history of sports have
so ma.Dy paid so much for so litUe as the.
harried fans of Philadelphia. , . ·
U there was an award for fan of the
year, Philadelphia should win it enmasse.
Sports Clipped Short
This year, the Phillies finished last in
the National League's ~ DiVl.sion.
37 games out of first place . . . The
Eagles are Jast in thelr division of the
National Football League ... The 76ers
are in the basement <l( their National
BasketbaJI Association section. The
Blazers' trail . the field in their World
Hockey Association division.
Surgery Planned:
The National Hoc.key L e a g u e
Philadelphia Flyers, after; blowing a
playoff spot in the final fOUJ: secoods of
thf: 1971·72 seasoo, are pla}'igg .500 at the
mdment, but have shown sp recenUy
of fainting In the typical 'fbiladelphia
For Cincy's Ben~h
CINNCINNATl -Cincinnati Reds' ca~ ... High star John Kazrpei' got four for the
cber Johnny Bench, the Nation~\ winning l.oog Beach team.
League's M~st Valuable Player in 1970 In other major college ga1Jlel, Duke
and 1972, will undergo surgery Mooday turned back Santa ctara, 69-65, in the fashion.
Someone somewhere once said, "It's
not whether you win or lose.,rbut how you
morning for removal of a spot on ooe Cable car Classic at Oaklandi California
lung. rolled past Nebruka, 75-IO, 'pd West
play the gam~." ,
That's the problem In Phlladelpbia -
the way they play the gamef flbey not on-
ly lose, but they look lemble ac-
complishing the job. PatheliC-might he a
.betltt·wnrd than ten-Ible. J
Dr. George Ballou, Reds'· phyliciair, Virginia downed ~;r.orcei ~. In the
said that te!ts performed on Bench were Mountaineer Cli.Wc at Mor'gantown,
completed Friday and no new diagnosis West Virginia. ~ .• ~1 -ooo. ~-
has been made. Bench will enter Christ Also North CaroUpa·Stait~1)>lltzed Soulh
Hospital today for surgery Monday. • · --F1orida, J.li.38. r-. ":' -.....-~
'lbe Phillies had to be one!,ff baseball's
all·time bad teams, except when the ir-
repressible Steve Carlton was--pitcbing.
The Eagles have scored e i g h t
touchdowns in 12 games, and lost
recently lo the New York Giants by the
unbelievable score of 62·10.
The 76ers, once the pride of the city.
have been systematically reduced to a
team that has won three gaml!s of 28.
1be Blazers have won thqe times in
some 20 games.
What's , wrong? Why dQet the fourth
largest city in the United States have to
Ballow safd the decision to go ah'ead
with surgery was made after con-
sultation with Bench plus Bench's
-personal physician, Dr. Luis Gonzalez,
and other consultants.
Gonzalez will perform the surgery.
The physician had promised an an-
nouncement sometime Fr:ldaY on · res~lts
of lhe tests. The disclosure came in the
form of a brief statement rrom Ballouw.
Bench hasn't beeil available for Com·
ment. He changed his telephone number
following a deluge or calls asking bis con-
dition.
P.Ut up with such abysmal athletic """ "
teams? Ii "Milwaukee rolled to a 124-91 ·v~
.t.amarHunt,owoeroftheNF;I.Kansas over · the Gblden State Wmiors "to .... c;•,'r OiW.s. Jlll!bably ~it !lllcl>!•l. . hii!Jlilbt National Bastetbill,~atjon Mw9J1 J jor.,i ICllle, lbe 1 ~ffibr actim Friday night. •
beglM Md &ids at._the ,top; said Hwil; ,;. In ~ther games, Detroit stung \;ansa~
w_ho \ris1U!d bete. this ~ t~ publiclte City-Omaha, 113-100; Chicago tripped
his World Championshlp Teruus tour. Philadelphia 118-102· Buffalo edged
Hwif said it's the boss who selects the New York, '91-89: Ailanta shot down
general managers an~.~ .coa~s~ and BaJtlmore, 134-115; Boston trimmed delegat~~ the respons1b~1ty of fielding a Cleveland 95-87· and Houston defeated
competitive team. p rtl nd '114-100 -A Philadelphia Inquirer sports writer 0 a • ·
last J.Veek suggested in a column that the 'V"
fanS show their displeasure by boycotting
the Eagles-Washington Redskins game.
But a full house of 65,000-plus showed up
to see Philade1phia lose its ninth of the
season. ,
In tum, an Inquirer reader wrote sug-
gesting that It was fine to rerommend a
boycott, but bow about the newspaper
Lakers Roll Past -. ---
Seattle, 119-100
INGLEWOOD (A P} -Happy Hairston
led a balanced scoring attack as the f;('!s
Angeles I:.akers ripped the Seattle
SuperSonics, 119-100, FrldaJ.nigbt in Na-
tional Basketball Association play.
Hairstcin poured through " points
whlle Gail Goodrich contrittl!ted 22, Keilh
Erickson 21 and Jim McMil:tian 'scored 18
a.a the Lakei-s ran their IJfetime home
record against the Sonics te 17..().
Seattle was led by SJ>el'lier Haywood
with 26 points u they iootjfor the 22nd
time in 31 games this year.·
SeatUe and the Lakers were tied 15-15
with five minutes to play in the opening
period wb<n the Lakers lore off IO points
In a row behind the shooting of Erlcksoo
and the held a ZS.21 first quarter lead.
Haywood has had a big second quarter
foi: the Sorucs, but the Lakers bad too
m~h .firepower, hitting 18 of 21 shots
frofti the floor. ·
Goodrich joined' Erickson In the scoring
parade as the ~ers roared to a .65-47
halfUme advantage.
1be Sonics were never closer than . 12
points in the second half as the Lakers
slowly slretched their lead and won their
22nd out of 26 outings.
'nte Lakera now Illlld the Sonics by 15\i
games 1n the Pacific Division and lea4
secood place Golden State by six full
games.
Sixth-ranked Cal State(Long Beach)
blew Portland State <lff the floor 'Friday
night with a 102-66 victory In the DaUodil
College basketball tournament a t
Tacoma. Wash.
Ex-Huntington Beach High athlete Roy
Miller scored 12 and f~ Newport
Today's Sperts .-
On Television .
' . 10 a.m. (4) ·CL ~ PRO FOOT·
BALL -The <;Ieve!and Bro.ms
meet the Ci~nnau -Bengals in~·
Riverfront Stadium. ...
·I p.m. (2\ -Q....-P.RO-FOOT·-
BALL -The Waslilngtoo lledsklns·
moet the Dallas ~· at ,Irvtng,
Texas, (4) CL--"1GH SCHOOL . BASKETBAur-_OTinge Counly's
'No. l ·raled ~ del ~ High .
· Sea Kip&,, 1meet .... 1h&. Villi Park
Spartans'. a~ .OraJ:icc'Coa~ College
in.this weelt''s t~ised hJgh !Chool
basket.b<tll game.· ~
1,30 p.m. (71 CL -CAMEWA
BOWL -The Mustanes 0 t J.
California Poly .. (8-0:1) meet .the
Sioux of North Dakota. (9-1) at
Sacramento .
. ·3 p.m. (5) CL -RAMS ACl'ION '
-llighlight.s of the HamHle1>
game played Monday night al
Candlestick Park in San Francl3co.
4,30 p.m. (9) CL -NFL GAME
OF THE WEEK.
~cats Invade tJCi Gym Tonight
With two hectic ...le! lrlpo ~ them Koeber Is hltling 13 per tllt. I'«< (H) and Gary Eubanks (1-1) at the he al guard where Don Newt! might
and 1UJpenslon of •Ix playen llltiod, the Montana Stale bu • aew coodt thlll guard l"Jlb. · , move back Into the alarllnf role he bad uc 1,rvlne basketb411 team will open the 9¥000, T.lt Haolt Ando.._. lllo ap-Tltla It the combination tbal started In olt Ihe Ont~ trip In place or Eubanks.
1972-71 home clmpelS\' lonl&ht In pl'elaol of lhe Coupn II that theJ "need the Hawallan ' Islands When aix players ''Eubanka dtd well In the Islands," Tift --er .. l!ford--IWI. 11o111og tlto-Mimtln• -betltr 1-nltlp-at-lho ....,i [IOOltlw." ...,. on, mspensic>n,;-, ------..,.a-... 'Md-Ite-probablrwill-tie ou
Stale University Bobcats at I o'clock. He Is 1tarting TCllll KUltllts (8-1) anti "I J11lY make a las! m!Jl.uto change.'' sllrter." , uct has posted a t-1 record ogalnst, Keith Byrd ($-1} at C\11~~11 .11 • Tilt said ll'rlday, "but I won't know for Tonlgl\I'• t•me Is the first ol three
colle(hlte competition whlle the Bobcats Junior and Byrd a lopllontore. Tbe oUier '"'" until all1108t game tlrno." home dates beJore the Antaaters face
are fl after Ioolng to Oregon Unlverslly forward wlll be either Scott Mcllould (f. If Ile does switch, It will be to get more Loyola In the Loni Beach Jnvltatlooal
Thur1day night, IU3, 5) or llock;f Tolltfooo (M). helgltr In lhe opening lineup with Scoh 1 lounte1 Doc. IZ.ZI. Alter that they rttum
Montlna Stale fo led by two-year let· , c..cit Ti111 Tilt at \IC! wll ,iart • Mailiusoo (I-It) ..mo, In at -and homo for five datel Ioclllding the annu
termon Mark lie&wllh (1-1) and ·Scott team cont,.eed ot lll\>e BUal' (M) at -.. taking over at !otwant !qt UC! tourney Doc. JS.II hefon! maklnfl 8 Ko<Im (HJ, Beckwith II lVenallltl IS .... tor; Jetr'/ Mara.' <"\ and lfonril • Hawkins. , • lhlril rc11M1 trip to Mon-, idaliO and
po1n11 and ts rellc>Und1 a gami wltUe lla,llbts (W) 1( lonnrd, and Harlan The onJt other pooslble cbaDce -1d lluhlnrtGtt lri Januai')'. , ,
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State. Dralol Ile lllllouri VaUey Coaferen~ llUL
Halmes Is 1 aatefy Ind alao played butetbllL at Wiii• ,
Viejo Hl&b. '
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By HANK WBSCll
Of '" Ot.llY fl'lltt ''•"
~ Vle1o nosod out San--. ta Ana Valley 4!-41, and
Edison tripped Lo~ AmJgoa 11·
43 Friday night to advance in
the AJ.tee lnvitot.ior.al B~ket~
ball tournament at L o s
Amigos.
Pttlssion Viejo will play
Loara for the championship
tonight at 8. Edison will meet
Saddleb.lck for the consolation
championship at 5. Both
games will be at La Quinta
High School.
· Coach Pat .Roberts' Pt11ssion
Viejo team outplayed a
tenacious Santa Ana Valley
squad through the first three
quarters then held on against
a furious Santa Ana Valley
rally in the final period.
:. : Rob Ferguson' cashed two
~pressure free throWI with six
~seconds left to give the
JDiablos a 42-39 lead, and a last
~ seconds hot by Valley's R. B.
t Jamison proved meaningless.
;.: Both teams played ag·
t gressive def.ens es and
i: deliberate offenses in the .~ game, with Valley operating
*out of a man to man full court
; press, and Mission Viejo a 2-3 ~: zone. Using a team effort.' t Mis,,ion Viejo pulled to a 17-14'
halltime lead, and graduaDy
l= 'extended that to 10 points, 34-~ 4 With 6: t6 left in I.he agme.
From ' that point o n •
ix>wever, Valley came back
....ctrong wltb Jamison and
I guard Mike Bok06ky finding
1 the range. The lead dwindled
to one with Ju.st aver a minute
remaining, but the Dlablos ..
stalled out much of the clock
\and were oportunistic from
~ the free throw aine.
. Edison, meanW\iie. cooled a
'. hot shooting Los Amigos team
; with a tbird quarter streak
and went m to notch Its first ! win after three defeats this
: season.
' ... Fi;ve _
'In 66-51
Triumph
By GLENN WHITE
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Bucs Rattled, 7 6-66 Newport,
Monarchs
Costly Penalty Sinks LiollS;
10-7 Verdict to St. Paul Gauclws Post 80-40 Win iii Tourney
Post Wins By CRAIG SHEFF and 0CC began turning the °' 1119 DMrr Pl»t sr.tt ball OYer in rapid succession,
El Camino's Cull court press eventually holding only a flv~
rattled Orange Coast College point halflime margin (44-39).
right out of a shot at its own It didn~t get any better ln
Miles Eaton Invitational the second half.
basketball tournament cham-But Bucs had hit at a siuJ·
pion.ship Friday night as the ing 62.5 percent (20-32) in the
visiting Warriors scored a 76-first half, ~t they cooled ~
66 victory. considerably aner the m-
So tonight El camino battles termlssion. •
Cypress for the second an· And the turnovers kept com-
nual tourney title at 9 while · mg.
OCC faces Santa Ana in e third El Camino, beh iod the play
place tilt al 7. of guard Steve Wright, toot
In other games today, Glen-the lead for good with 12
dale faces Phoenix at S for minutes to go (53-52) and then
seventh place and Saddleback fired in 12 more points be£ore
and Hancock meet at 5 £or the occ could get on the board
filth spot. aga in. With 8:28 to go it was
Cypress topped Santa Ana all but over with the Warriors
78-75 in overtime to gain the holding a 65-52 lead.
finals while Saddleback whi~ OCC sliced the margin to
peel Gleodale 80-40, and Han-five (67-62) with 3:26 left, but
cock tripped Pboenlx, 76-64, in the Sues were forced to
consolation games. pressure the Warriors more
OCC enjoyed 33-25 lead with and that resulted in a trio of
five minutes to go in the first Wright free throws giving El
half and it appeared that the Camino a commanding lead.
Pirates were going to blow Wright, a ~9 sopOOmore
Bill .B\QOm'.s Warr\Qrs righl._ guard... was all ov~r ~ floor,
out of Petersen Gymnasium. interce pting passes, keying the
But El Camino started put-fast break and finishing with
ling more pressure on the 30 points.
Bucs (via its ~ull court press) Saddleback, meanwhile, put
together its best effort or the
season.
Sophomore center A r n e
Cnunley and freshman
rorward ·r001.. MuWnlJ paced
the Gauchol. Both got 14
points in the opening half,
helping Saddleback to a 40-30
lead.
Crumley finished with 16
points, but saw very litUe ac-
tion in the second half as the
Gauchos wrapped it up early.
The 6-6 post man cootroUed
the boards, quite a contrast
from the El Camino game
Wednesday night when he
went scoreless and fouled out
early in the semnd half.
By ROGER CARLSON
Newport ·lfarbor H i g h ot -. Dlltr Pt"" ,,..,
stomped bosl Santa Marla, 71-L 0 N G B E A C 11
37, Mater Del lambasted Da~ Westminster HJgh's bid !or the
mien 70.51 In the Bishop Amat C!F AAM 1 football cham·
1'oumey and Servite got by pioruihip came' to a halt Friday
Uni. 58-44, at the Jostr's gym night as the No. I ranked
in Friday night basketball ac-Swordsmen or St. Paul took
lion. ,. advantage of a break to set up
The losing Uni Trojans could a winning fie.Id goal for a 10.7
only hit 10 of 28 free throw at-deCision.
tempts (35.7 percent) and also The victory, before a crowd
missed a lot of easy lay-Ill.!. of 12.000 at Veterans Stad.iwn,
Mater Dei jumped into the propels the Angelus League
lead at the outset and was champions into the finals next
never headed. With Greg Friday at the Los Angeles
Green hitting lS of his 19 Coliseum against Western.
points in the first hall the It was a tough loss for' coach
11onarehs r.oomed to a 37-22 Bill Bo.swell'• Westminster
advantage and then reserves Lions to take -especially
finished out. since the Lions bad come alive
Mater Del returns to Bishop in tbe second ~If, tied it ,at 1•
Amat today at ~ for a flft.b and seemed ready to take
pince game. possesion at their own 20
Newport Harbor got behind with 10:05 left.
the scoring d Jam.le Holmes, But an unsportsman like
curt Spreen and Brian penalty on a fourth-and-14
O'Flaherty. The Sailors take situation as St. Paul punted
on Righetti tonight complete · gave the winners new life at
their weekend doubleheader. the Westminster 41.
Holmes had 16 po ints, Eight plays l ater
O'Flaherty 13, and Spreen 11 quarterback Pat Degnan toed
points for Newport as the Tars a 20-yard field goal with 5: 10
broke the game open in the remaining and St Paul had
third quarter. the winning edge. Degnan's
gained momentum as the
Liona mlrched II yards ID Ue
lMIOOrO after Rob Yoder had
lnter<epted a SL Paul pass
five yards deep ln the end zone.
The pusing eomblnaUon oC
quarterback ban Accomando
ID wlde recetVtt Gary Mad-
docka cl1ckeOlii' gl!lns of JS
and 17 yarda and Accomondo
hit tight end O>uck C8rlsoo for
14 yards. '
It was Bob Dreifus who
burst over fram the t~yard
line to cap the drive and Larry
Walhring added the PAT.
The drive was aided by four
penaltiea oo St. Paul.
Aaide from that ooe drive
that was about tbe extent of
Westininster's offense,
allhollih a finaJ attempt
following the field goal got as
far as St. Paul's ~ before
another penalty klllell a poten·
!lat fint down. • nree inl'Ompletlons later
St. Pau1 had the ball and that
was the end of Wcstrnlmt er's
1972 campaign. '
St. Paul's Bill \Vargo was
hnpressivt •with his bull·like
rushing, running for 130 yards
in 28 carries.
St. Paul's tilne-consunting
grand game -ate up 7: 17 in its
opening TD drive of 72 yards.
7:25 in an aborted 54-yard
marCh that Yoder put·an end
to, and e:so in fhe Sf-yard,
penalty alaed. mardl that
culminated with the wlnning
field g~
W estem Edges Anaheim
On Tiebreaker, 15-14
By DENNIS CAMPBEU. and ruined the Colonists' upset
Of flM DtilY Plltt S'9ff hopes.
Bitter, cross-town r i v a J s It was a hard loss to take
Anaheim and western pound-for Anaheiqi and Anton. The
Estancia In Tournam~nt
Miter o.i ,111-boot was abnost blocked by
1 ~ '! ~ Scott Bradley and the baU ~~ ' 1 1 '' limply sailed over the cro.ss
ColQnists had dropped an ed each other for four earner, 16-7 SUIL5et League
quarters or the footbal game game to the u n b e a t e n
Friday night, and then settled Pioneers.
.Marina .Downed Nabs60-50
'::~••• i 32 i 1~ bar with about two feet to OUdet; l , 6
MN:•UDllW ' ~ l : spare. ~!/~ : I 1 0 Before the ratal penalty
~~iwv { 0 \ t Westminster appeared to have
it all with eight overtime plays Anion brought the Colonists
after the contest bad ended 14-from behind after Acosta and halfback Mike Bodkin had 14 in regulation time. given Western a 14-<.I lead
To!1ls ~ 10 10 A crowd ol 16,206 at going into the fourth quarter.
Victory
By DAN HAYES
Of tfle O.lty Piiot llatf
By Knight,s, 71-65
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~:;:;,,., '"""'"' ·~~ \ \ ~ IN PLAY 0 FFS
Anaheim. Stadium watched Anton moved Anaheim to
Western quarterback Bobby within seven when he bit end
Acosta hit end Dan Porter Bob Wlgislton with a five-yard
with a J.2..yard pass oo fourth scoring paM with 11:13 left to
down to lilt the Pioneers to a play. and then ran and pesaed
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of 1'le O.ltr Pllor Stiff
TV Oash
For Corona
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and Welshans scored on a tip
to put the Knigbts in lr<lnt.
Lopez added a ts-footer at lhe
buzzer.
Mark Ford was high point
man for the Vikings with 22
while Bob l..osner hit 20. Both
were shooting well £mm
around the key and the
baseline but the Vikes could
never get closer than four
points in the struggle to lhe
final buzzer.
Both teams were hittitTg a
high perceotage of their shots
E~-~ Door, the Knights
....u-u'K at a .57 peJ.Ceat mark
and the v~ at 52:
Dave BroWll'r*" o u.i t a i n
valley u.._ """ 'tile COil·
,f()lation tWe with a M-56 vic-
·Eover sinta Monica. The
trailed only two times
the game, 2.0 and 36-$4: with
: 15 lo!t in the third period.
Scott Reid"er and D a n
1dalane put the ganle out or ftach with six quick points
with less than three minutes
remaining. Malane hit 19 and
Reider 17 for the winners.
In other games "to conclude
the week-long tournament,
Long Beach Poly defeated
Millikan, 78-ro, for third place;
El Modena toppled Kennedy,
96-81, for rifth and Los
Alamitos defeated Warren, 63-
55, for seventh.
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H•llon '""" Tot el•
M.arln1 Ke!ell•
!k;Olt "111' ~'i:Z ' ,,
Ou1n...,,tlo \. & 2 2 TollL• 17.~ ll 4t scon ff .. ,,.,. ,
s.t"IU• \l IS ll '\'-ll Unlwr11tv ' 6 1• l)..-4f
\M...-t ttMW J..'2.Jft -4' tto
zFtet-Tv 'J 1 l \~ Sc= ~8i, ,_ ' I , • , •• ,.. ' (I 9 LOIJ~ler ! • ' > Sorttn 1 1 ll
Hol...,.s ' ! • " Swick 1 ' l Tollh 2l 26 16 n $C91'9 ., Ql;tllnll~ N~I Hl•bor 11 '! n »-n 5:1n111 Merle 1 l 1 11-37
GWCBelts
Foe, 119-78
LONG BEACH -Newport 15-14 win over Anaheim and the Colonists to the Western
Harbor H~b's Jim Young advance -lbem to the CJF five., where bard-running
scored a~inning penalty goal finals nut week against St. halfback Howard Carson car-
in suddeifldeath overtime Fri-Paul. ried il tn.
day night to give the Sailors a The two teams were forced On the play prior to Acosta 's
6-5 conquest of La Puente and to resort to the California tie tie-breaking pass. Anton had
third place in the CIF water breaker system to break the passed incomplete with the
polo playoff finals at Belmont deadlock, alternating plays ball resting in West.em ter-
Plaza. , with each team having four ritory at the 38. But officials
In the championship tussle it cracks at moving the ball. ruled that Anion, hit as be
was Downey posting a 12-11 And with the game on the pa!Sed, bad touched his knee
triumph over Sunny Hills. line on fourth down. Anaheim to the gfOUnd and the ball·was
Young's winning goal came quart.erabck Ron Anton JDisg.. blown dead at the 46, setting
after officials gave him a se-ed on a pass to Lad Salness up Acosta's heroics.
cond try when fan distraction°;;;;i;;;i;;;;;i;;iiii;iii;;ii;;;ii~~iii:iiii;;;;oiii.;iiii;i~~iii;iiiii;; .... "i was ruled. II GRAND PRJX ,Scoring for Newport wero
.Young (twice), Keith Wall,
Hugo SChmidl, Tom Searles
and 'l!arlon Beek.
Golden West College, behindlr===-=======
ihe play of Gary Orgill and CA[ YPSO .~~~I::, '122~ Air a.I., ........................ V'-'t1 -AM-f'M .--., ....,. ... ._, _, '-di ............ ,.-. ..... ~-
Jeff St. Clair, romped• to !10 MO.
........ CrtWilll -T 6 L. °""' -.... ....... -.....-V. •U ...... 1111 .,.,.
IMCLU0Dto I YaAllt/--Ml.· WAlltlAMTY
over Invading San Diego City .,,.. "'""" "-"''°" DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
e85y 119-78 basketball victory ~spec1e1w,.. ~~ .. T :':i.'7010
College Friday night. N.w• C•I U '• 2416 .............. ,. Dr .. c... ....
Orgill Canned 26 po•·•-with · ~ .... "'"•-" •• ., s u•UI ._,...., LIA I DlllCT -PAqplY "'""°"IDD DIA.UI
most of his 10 field goals com-•,.ft:,"::,_~ !:"' M .. ..ttn. 11•"' s:M • s.r. a 1--.. tr A#.
ting on jumpers of[ the fast 1111) aJ..U• N.ID DORAN -54M017
break. St. Clair added 18 andl \I,:~~~~======~!""!!""!!""!!""!!""!!""!!""!!""!~~~!""!~~~!""!!""!!""!!""!!""!~
controUed the boards.
Fourteen Rustlers figured in
the final scoring with reserves
Greg Kyle (10) and Bill
McKinney (lt) also hitting in
double figures.
GelWlt W.I (119) ft ., ~
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""' QtcM, Hllnt~ fMtll ..... THE TllfOllt M»(. 0 CltY "''' It: lfO. ~ llllY W. ~ ... , Pliti. C~ 5'1.1111, Or ..... Cll\JOniil niM Nll!!Wl'<*T S"ll.I. SERVl(li, -'II. Ill !tie *"-' 111 tfle C--00•"'""" f11 ' et.>~ MCfl _... \llftl• ~.I.·~ M ,, Cuti H~. N...,.-t hkfl, t1'NO Ille E1t.te .t l!LLA I , flCM..ltY,
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T!llt 11.-1......,. fMitd '#4111 ..... Courrty Clef'l of OrtllWI COullty" ~ NO'f, :rt. ltn 'nllt 1h,_I tlled. with "" (ourity lfW ElltM Of CAfHEIUNE I', Qoa:SIY, .. Qt•• COllfllV 111'11 ~ "WILLIAM e:. IT JOHH COUNTY CLllll(, OWll ol 0r•""'9 C-ty on1 NGY, ». 1•n ..,._.. con-Y•ltlt. WfU.IAM IT. JOHN,. COUNTY ly ... .,.ty ·J ........... C.f!Wt'I. WIU.IAM I!. ST JOHN, COUNTY Cl.lllK. NOTICE 1$ t1EaE1Y GIVEN tNt .....
C I(. t y ...._..,.,, J. MaclclU.. o.tMlfY. "41nf IY ......,..,, J. Mlddoll. Dtfiuty, Llci to C'Ol'lflt-lllltl ~ nw •b0ft4nfltled
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MAMa STATaMl!NT
"' ..,.,. • DORSEY, Pl"OCiOMd C-r.. Md ti.I.Ml STATIMIWT 11 lht ..,_..1tlw 01 HAIUlY Ol!L..
dOl!IQ TM following ...-~ ... dol!IQ SING, AGNES 0. GROSSMA N. "TM folloW\!IQ P«-S •r• butlMIS ••: l"\CltTIOUS IUSINllS GERTRUDE l'Of..EY lfMI OLlVI" M.
iws=::o-.:.RITA M£1UCAN RESTAUlll· NO NAME PltOPEltTIEl, 719\'I NA.Ml: ITAT•MIENT LLITER..U. wl/1 .... 1 •I pr1.,,.1. wi. to tN .~. 1295 N •• p 0 r I 111...... Coll• Orchid A ..... c-411 /Nt, c11,1tomi. Tiii tol1ow'i!IQ P''-11 doing IMlntM tli(lhftl •ncl bill ""' ~ on II• ....... 1• • """ M: ~ awtl!loM Ml'wlM{tw IMlltton.il •II ~~~A. R.omo, S Fiow.t Sfrtlt, JOMPll 0.fll_. K--.:l'f Jr,. 2'H 1, DEDOfj MIJSIC CO., 7. SUR.-OUND rlgh1, 11111 «Id 1111 .... tt of ELLA l'OLIEV
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F $ wt C•llfOf.it '2'2S -8H<tl, C•lll. l'2'6CI -11.-ltl Ol•) ll'Mt'11/ HAR.RY Dl!L· J.OM J. ·-2" law.r If ' St-E•rt lonl'lam. 71""' Oretllcl Dflw111 M•IGMV, l'W Tiibury Cr .. SING, 11 to -.lxtll 111•1 lntlft9t1 ~·:.. "'.!1 llflng cOl)dYcltld llY 1 Awe., Coron• dll Mtr. Cliltorftfl '2IUS Hunl1nglon luc:tl AGNES D. GROSSMAN, •I to ~•Ill lalllt ,..,._,, Thb biAIMu Is ~flilil condllcltd bot' • Tllll 11ul1.-1 Is lltlng cordudld b'I".,, fl/•) Int-I; GERTRUDE FOLEY. •I to
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Tifl fHtd wlltl Ille Caunty S~ E..-t tonlwlrn Dlfonl1 /Nlonrf LLITEIU.S, M lo _.lllttl 111•1 ln ...... 1 '~ c-1y on · DIC 6 1'1t Tllll 11~1 fllold "11th 1111 C-ly Thli \f•l-1 tiled wlll'I fN (-IY ollMI CATHERINE I'. DORSEY, .. to -~~LIAM .... ST JOH0N, CoUNTY Cl9"1. ol Or•• c""""" on New. ,., Im Cl•rlc of Or~ Covnty on: New. 2t 1'72 •h•lfl"llf6) l11i.t'ftl llld •II right, llltt. lolld
CLl!ltlC. I •-..; J MHdoL ~· WILl.tM\ E. ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERK. WILLIAM E. ST JQtiN, COOHTY C\.EltK, lllltr'11 11111 IN C-.01tonlllp ot 1t11 y ' f'HtK •r 1.-...rl'I' J. IMdOol<, Olputy. Ir B-•r J. Meddl)I:, Dlputy ... ,.,. of ELLA I . FOLEY Md ~
Pl,lbl Or COIJI D•llV 'Piiot • f'•tt7» P:1'l,IS Conwrv1torsl119 ot !hi ... i... 0' o.cen:::c't 1'-;;' :JO 1'1'2 :mwi Publlsl'lild or.,... COltt 011ly P'llol, '"1,ibllihld Or .... Coalt D•llYf il'llcll, CATHE•tNE F. DORSEY W'UI Of 1W1 K •
' ' ' ' 0-:otmbel' 2. f , 16, 23. 1'72 s:Jti.111 NO¥tmbel' 1S •1'111 o.c.mtllt 2. f , 1,, ciulrM 111 Mlditlon to tllolt 01 ELLA I .
PUB[Jc N~CE ltn 2121·1'2 FOLEY lr\d CATHERINE F. DOllSEY •I
vu 1--------------lttie 111n11 o1 t!Mfr btlnv .IUOl.:t ta -----~=-~---1 ------------PUBIJC NOTICE CanW"<"•tor'dlll> Pl'oeMdlng .. In itM ru1 • '"4'I ~ loc•llld 1(1 "'-County of Or«IOI.
SUl"l!'R.IM COURT o• THI '~:~A:::i;:::' Sl•lll ol c .. lfOml•, ci.scrlblld •• '°''°""': STilTll 0 .. CALll"MNIA (lfotl: T1't followrMI P«llOll It ·dOlllll bllll!'llH PICTlTIOUS •USINISS Atl tlloll,«tt•ln re.11 pr(lplrty lllv.t.d
THE COUNTY OF ORAMGI ;fl: fill.Ml! STATEMllNT In TIMI St.i. of Clllior?!I•, CounlY of
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NOTICE oir HIAltlNO o• PllTITtOM THE RE v ... F• ........ Tl'I• toll-Ing Pl"IOft 11 dPlng lll,ltlneu tlt$Cl'lblld •: •• H....,_. hiKtl. C•llf. nM0 •1· I FCMI P•o••T• o• WILL AND F T E VIII DI K•-c--. Lot 7 n Block J of Trlct No. )'9 .,
PUBIJC NOTICE
TONIGHT'S
TV HIGHI.IGHTS
ABC u 1:30 -Camellla Bowl Football Cal
Poly of San Luis Obispo hosts North Dakota at
Hughes Stadium in Sacramento in the· first of the
Wlllter ot ~on dllBhes.
KHJ G 3:00 -"Dodge City.• Errol Flynn and
Olivia de·Havllland ~ in thlB classic ol~ western
from 1939.
CBS 8 8:00 -All in the Family. When Edith
finds some old loltery tickets;. Archie bits. the ceil-
ing, claiming she's been wasting money. Jean
St.tpleton, CarTOi O'Connor.
KCOP Ill 8:30 - A Cbrlstmas Story. This ani-
mated cartoon ~Us of a family dog and the hol!Se-
hold mouse who discover on Christmas Eve that
their little master's letter to Santa was never
mailed.
NBC l!J 9:00 -"Love Is a Ball." Glenn Ford and
Hope Lange head the cast of this comedy about an,
heiress who thwarts the p!lllS of a suave match·
maker. With Charles Boyor, Ricardo Montalban.
KTLA D 9:00 -"Frankellstein." The original
1933 thriller with Boris Karloff and Colin Clive.
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Ll!TTIRS TISTAMl'NTA•Y C•lfromi•, 4I F•llllon 1tj;nd, ~ HARIOR LITES, lt22\lr N""1>0rt ~ on • l'fttP t«or<lld" In I DDk 1J,
Ell•N ol WOODROW w. WINKLER, l•Kh Ctlll t2li6ll 81~.~,°'!!1!".:r·Mn,"',,.· •• ":i' '"HI p.tge.17 ol Mlsoe1t11-M81>t.~ ak• WOODY WINKLER. 0.C.-1111. ' ' otid ltd ..., ""''"' "' ' " of OranQe CDllnly, C1HIOnill.-· NOT ICE IS HEltE8Y GIVEN '"-' Tl'll• bUllMSS 11 bll119 c "' V> • 109lh s1 .... 1. LOI ~In C•.. E•c~I •n ul'ldl'fklld -.n.tf (Vi) of
MllY'°" Wln•llr Ml llllld 1Mr1lll • 1>911· Corpor1!IOll Tllll bu1lnt11 11 btlng conducted Y In •11 oU, g1s Ind 01f1w fl)'droc•rbon
llon for Probate of Wiii •1111 for 1"..,.llCt T. I!'. VAN DE KAMP llllllvldu&I. lllbst111el'I eonlllftld 111 111d Ulldlr .. kl
of Leltff1 T•sl1m1nl•r'f to IN po:tlt1-r, COMPANY A<'th\11' W. Murr•'f l•lld, II reservid In lhl dead lrorn ri'9..-.,ci 10 whlcll It m.a. tor further Tl>loclore E. V•n cte Cimo, Sr. Thi• 1t1!rtrntnl fllld wl!h tlltl CMJnty H1rold 8 . W•ll1r1, 1 ilng" ~ • ..-Mic 11,. Ind thit IM nm1 ind plic• Thi$ 1t-181T11nt ttlld wlltl Ille County Clffk ot Or•nge County on. NQV, nj 19n rea;>rdlld December 21 im In look ol u I ' Ille hll bffll set fOf Cl1rk of 0r•"ll9 COUl'll'I' on· NOYtlmbel' 16, WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY CL!'AK, 2641, ~e llt o1 Dfflcl~I A~s.
KTI'V ID 9:00 -Presenting: Jose Feliciano.
Carol-bawren<e and-the !dike curb Congregllion
join Jose in this hour, filmed on location in New
York City. •
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BLACK GOLD -Faye ·Dunaway and George :c .
.Scott (in case you don't recognize them) whoop
it up in a rain of oil during the filming of "Okla·
homa Crude" on location in Stockton.
0ec:"~~ ff, t.;;:"":t t ·OO 1,m, In ttM 1912 WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY By B1verty J. Mlddo.1', Deputy, Thi wll Is wb!«t to currlllt llll''1,
counroom of Qep;frtmenl Nol of wldCLERK, llr 8werl'f J. M~, Dl§l<lty. ' f!l14U coven.nl5, conditions, re11rlc!loni
court 11 i'!lll Civic Clrllff D<IW. Wnl In (lf.t1.n Plltlllll>lld Or•ng.e Co-it Otlly l>,kll, rewn1•llon1, rlgnts, rlghh ol w-v .nci
the c'11y of Sinli .-,,.., C1lllornl1. ' P'ubl!sheel Or1ng.e Co-$1 ~lt'f Piiot, NowmMf' 2S 11111 Oec;tmber 2, t ( 16, Hi.ementt ol r«ord, ttM purdw~ 10
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WILLIAM E, 51 JOHN, 1972 Jll0-71 -•$~ts of rec~ Including •11y
COUlllV c1 ... k PUBLIC NOTICE oeUnquent '""'llft• lnll're:ll •nd PllWllll'1
MILO J. WESTltUM PUBUC N'OTICE wtdcll relit• llWl'reto. The p~fY II to tUt l!•tl SI-Awe. FICTITIOUS IUSINES$ be I.old an In "II Is'' bl1l1.
,.,.,....... C•111. 1'12'11 (lflCTfTIOVS 1\.41HES$ • Bid• or "'"-" •re lnvltM for llllt prop-Tll: !lUI SD-lltl NA.Ml! STATEMENT NAME STATl!MENT 11r1Y It'd rt'lllll be In -lllJ'IQ 1tld wlll bl
Attww'I' flt! P'wtltl--Thi followlng fl'"Oftl •r• dolf'lll ...... hf, totlowlng P'rton II doing buSll1"1 recelwd II ttM offlu ol GEOflGE L.
il'Vflttsflld Orlf'IOI! CM1I . D.IUy Pilot, M lnes• as: . 'PALISADES CHIROPRACTIC loF-ROGERS of SIKORA. PRICE .. LIVING· ~ •• '· lS, 1912 ~ E.A.•.s. CLUI IEmtrgel!Cy' Action E -' E .. .. __ $TON, IMCORPORATEO, •ttociw'f fer ukl
Sto~kton Gusher TV DAILY LOG "
Area Popular as Location
PUBIJC NOTICE
ftncve servlCI), 1'571 Tripp Clrcl1, FtC S, .._._ ' · lflslol, nll '"'""' CO!lsen•lor •I .. Nottll /Nin S"'91t,
Ht1111itlgton l8Mctl. CM!foml• Citll. Jn ~II 902.-s.nl• AM, C.llfoml• t'27'111 or o.i. a-sox, 1'571 Tripp Ckcll, D«lnl• Lelt;Jh Thom~ O.C ' o dlll.......c! to GEORGE L. ROGERS ot By BOB mQMAS turesque city, t made ariotber
CN,..... O• tONI Huntington 8ffdl. Clllfoml1. ~~r.'.!.~~·1;0::,:·~~~· :n!n SIKORA. PltlCE & LIVINGSTON, IN· picture up here -'R.P.M.4 ..
Monet OF PUlllC Ml'AlllMO TO •• Phll ~. 1"°1 11111 s,rvce, lndlvldual. COllPORATEO. Pll'W!'llll'f, •I .-iy tlm1 STOCKTON (AP) -The
MILD •Y TM• CMIAN81: COUNTT G.....,. ~ Ollfornla. DIM!• T11om9Son, O.C. lflw lint PUOlleiltlOl'I of fhll "°'Ice •nd h back hiJJ PLAWMI•• COMMISSION °" l"ltO-T1111 11u11,... 11 11111>11 toftduc11d lrt' '" Tiii• 11•1_1 flllld wltti rt11 c .... ry before mat~ng w ld u11. ump-s of the cattle SUCH STATES T
l"CHD LAMD usa DI s T. I ( T unlncOf'POI'~ .-.l•llOl'I oftlll' 111111 • Cllric of Or1l'IQ9 Coi.nty on: Ncw~1*' 21, l ldl rt'lllll be -led .,.,., wm be°"'*' ranch are 'studded w ith N----M••'co. ·~"!._-.... and. CNAalOU pertrMrlhlp 1tn WILLIAM E. ST JOHff, COUNTY If lhl office of 51KOR..t.. PRICE & LIV· '-TT ......_. n.&UAAlil
.,.,,_.. .. "" Pl•11nl1111 •nd ZonlllO o.il• ·--CLERIC, Br &.Yerly J. ~. [)etllty, ING.STON, INCORPORATED, If "" tlour wooden oil derricks, and one "'Alorado actively ~·"'· ~ l.n, •• 1 MM!!Clld. •lld order of lht fttlll McCllllMl\ll-l?tl'M of s.oo o'clodc p.m. on Dec9mblr '10, 1m. fl LlcM U!Kt f th m is bl. l ...u ........,-~ ON'lflt o.ntY 1>11111111111 comm1111on, TM• ,,....,....,., fllold w1tt1 thl tountv Pub111tllld 0r1nge C01st D•llY 1>101, TIM Pf'(lplrty wlll be sold on lht lollc)w. Saturday """'lillria:: ,,.. -......... faif" 0 e rum mg om nQUS. -f i I m producers, enfplo
-lltlflr:e-llf-.......,., ~!Mt• publlc hftT" a.n o1 Or.not ~-tv-"': Mowlmblr 16. DKtmblr 2 , 16 n im 3'm-n i!IQ lff'ms: c•sh « pert c•st. •rd pert 'l!;J:I '"' -_.. ly. Suddenly it blows, and
,,. w1ii bl 1111c1 b'f llld c°"'m1siion 1111 • 1t12. ,.,. ewer'!., J. MIOdox. Deputy • ' ' • cr11C1r1. 1111 ter!M o1 wch crM!t 1o 111 "' Ev _ fB MM: "OM fat.al HHr" black liqWd-soars into the commissions to make--. l~
lll•n llfll!IWli'lv to 1mllld SWCTIONAL County a.n.. (lf.11411 PUBLIC NOTICE c,11>1•bl• to 1111 undflrllg,!!!!! Ind lo the en1ng 1·.30-·IW'I ........ ·-,,_,_ tions attractive and .•• 01sn.1cT ~ps ,..... AflfO U+t o1 ttM ~« court, twenfY ...-... 1 pe<"Clflt °' -1..9.J ..... ...... ,.,,. California sky. • "'-Courltv Zonl!IQ Codt. •• im1ndld. Published Or1ng.e Cot•I Dtl\'f Piiot, 1111 1moun1 bid (nol l11elucH,.g Yftlut OI D w~ Wllu ti -Wl!t-Stockton hardly -~-fo.' ~Ul • °"""lit COllllty, C•lllornti. N~ 11, 25 •1111 ~....,i.r 2. f , FJCTtTIOUS IUSINl!IS laxn to be pa!d or 1t11Curnbr111C11 to bt DECEMBER 9 -,. An Oil ·strike in the fertile ~ .D
Sllcl l>IMI I• ltn!lll\llell CASE NO. lC 1m 3117·1'2 NAME STATEMliNT ISsumed) IO ICCO~nr tlltl offer by "" Debblt R.,nolcb 1uuts. San. Joaqu.in valley? It's only Ro~rl Ziegler' head of • the 'n-.. -......... ~,, •••cH PLANNED COM· cffitflll'd chllcir., and ti. bal•nc:• 10 bt ,~-.~ -,,•,~•AC•....,,.,• moto'oo • t d I MU'NiTV''clacnoflfAL DISTRICT MAl"S PUBLIC NOTICE '.h• kl!1ow1no 1>9rson 11 clolng busl11tS1 11t>ld on conflrm111on 01 ... 11 trv 1t1t ·--..,,. wu .... ·· make-believe, part of Stanley pie ure eve opment
,... AND ,..,., •net Dr-' to Cl\lnllt ' •s. l(ALS . .. EARTH SHOES OF SuPe<IOr Court In !IHI C.,,_vltonhlp ol CJ 1.,.ct. W'ltll ··-,\fqlll Gil ... lut K r a m e r • s n e w f i I m ' committee or the Chamber of
trOll'I ... AHSk) "Glntr1I Agrlcullvr91 FlCltTl\)US JUStNOS LAGUNA 115' s c I H N 1 ELLA B. FOLEY. The llCond 11111•11men• t'.IJ Ttw ...... , .. , 2000 Ell> ltbiad tlM UNI Commerce. works with the
151911 11'1trlcllonl}" Dl1lrkl TO !hi NA.Ml STATllM.NT LaflllNI BNCh ci1u ~!s1 wy. ... ' of real pr.....,~" 11.:.1i.-1:-1~b'f :-l'l How h fltlff Qdldrn ""' ern ..... ''Oklahoma Crude," starring R.-CC!,~_:!'•Mtd00 .... _ com";"j11r _!.~n TM 1o1kowlr111 ~ 11 "°'"' t11n1nes1 Melvin eor~111111, · 2uo Ocean w~.,. ::.'ilf.'ittM or111111:W-recordl,.g' 1of ·a:._ &'t'I • Georae c. Scott. F a y e movie companies to help maie
Mu ... ,,_ .. , 1"""'' ceo; 1 n pr"j' ih! n : L~I BHCh, C•llf. vey~e, 1r.n11ff 11.-n, Ind •n'f !lflt 111-UI IM 1:00 II (I) Mll'J T,.., MMfl SM " shooting go 8IT100th)y. •'
loc;1led on ttM F-OOAJl"'Wll'•• ;::..ll<M 0 '"' ED'S HOU!>E OF WAX, ffi w. 11th T1'l1 bu1111'11 II being conducted b1 •n JUflllCe p<>llcy $h111 be II Ille~-of m E1ldrlc c:..,.., D ill mtne Sltenl., Mtwlt: Dunaway, Jack Pa lance and' •I
S11n Diego rwway, ween St., Cm'I M•~· '2721 l11<1ivldu.1t. in. pvrchllel" or pvrCl\IHn. l'!r.\ p l.dM J hn Mill "The companies get·Jllc~ R-•"" Mlsllon1 Pl1Mtd Corn· Et'w1rd F, °"""'111', 17()2 S•nl• Mel'fln 1or111rer11 Tl\t unctvslontd rlllO!Nft ltle right to llii:I _... (C) (2k IS.) "lM 11 l Id" O 1 S. ~-;;-•ii' • m;:-i''"'~ ~. \.':H~~~n:r"N "... Lucllo, '"-'•"' V•fle'I'· f270I . T~ts lllllr'nftll filed with the Cot~ty rtltcf lll'f 11111 an ~di prior to 1n1ry ot m'9kt" Acrialltlrl (C011'1)'&6-ffopt Unit. Glenn ford. Why would Kram e·r mosl cooperat ion l•f~ ._.. "" .. • e · Thi• blnintM II btl"ll corlducteci bV .,, Clf•k of Or1nge COUflty •: Nowem1>e1 n. 1n .. ---rm!"' t111 sale O·----...... ~~ ( "l II~-........,. du·'~"le a 1912 Qldahoma oo'I Stockton, 8l all lev·'· ',
5.lld publlc lllArlll(I on 1111 •bO'f• Pf'> \lldl~u.irl 19n WILLIAM E. ST JOHN COU I TY OATEo~"'~ """' 1 ttn' --: l"I ·-• -= C'Ol "'f •" .,......... ~ POSlld p4.ln wlll bf held II l;)O p.m .. or IS Elht'1nl F. OUthlMr CLElllK, B'f Arthur E. Kr~. Oep\fy. GEORG:'" L ROGeRs '5&-Wlfl Ro1111 i~ Mturteft O'Slill· (llor) '32-Boris Klrlolf. field OD a mid-Californla cattle government," said zre...,lt.
ooon rti.rMITe<' •s -.ibl•, on Tuescll'f, Thl1 slli.<Mnl flMd "'"" 11111 County "'''" n Con~•tor of IN &n r1n "W 'd ~ .. 0ec1e1-r-"· J~ ~.:. ~r1::' Pr~ C1«11. of Or•~ CDlllllV' on: N ..... 21. "" Publllhed Or•nge c0111 D111., pt1o1. Estll• of ELLA a. FOLEY. "· D \.LI WEB Sb9lb If s.. F... raneh? e cons1 er motion pkt .
:; ~I Enoln-11'111-11 lkllng WILLIAM e. ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERK, Olcemblt' 2. '· ''· :l'l. ltn 9·12 Pr--i Con11rV1tor ol .,.... cilClt "The Yur of the locusts" "We loOked all 0 v er •to be another industry, I
OJllt(t.vfc c.!.~'0.1 .... Well Roc:n 1611 Br ar..r1r J. Maddox. Dtpvt'f. CATHERINE F. DORSEY •nd .... ..,.... m MONSANTO-IGHT clean ind""'"'• one ·~I • • F2u11 PUBIJC NOTICE r1PreH11t•nwe ot lT\ .-.. 0 Ii; I ah o m a , Texas and -i-1 :::.· ~~~~) ='1..!'': ·~ Publl.ned ()nngll COl!lf D11,1., Plto!, HARRY DELSIHG, ~"'!.""• flllln *Pres Jose Feliciano Louisisna to fmd a IOcale for doesn't require ~ aail ,.,.i,.· .. Jd prOpoucl ptMt W\11 bl hllrd. It NCIWl!llJM" " -~ • ;u,1;; ·• m11 AGNES D. GROSSMA.H. " llMI Ca I • -& Mik the p:--.._ ." -exp::-ra1;;A~-th' .servscessewcrs. • and otber C ~-lt req!Jllted 11111 •nv -ltten ~ IO im • SUPl•IO• couaT 01' TME ~R~:t~: :..Ol.JTTe1tAS 11111 •• ,_ Ute ro ...... nee I • 1';M.IJ"CA ui .... ucu e
tfl}I publk notke bt IUbmltllld to ""' PUBUC N<JnCE STATll 01" CALIFOaNIA POlt SIKOlt.I.. ... IC. & LIVl•OSTOM fJ M............ Curb Conueption prodoc:eNtirect. "NothiJ1g_ !!~ com1n11.ion "'1or 10 111e hMr\111 T ... co~r.~.f:,~•Attoe. :c4:.'!::"'~ hlte ,.,_ • 9l ttlftn ,..,. Slllw ID! lijCW: I~ ,_ Ft-would fit. We needed wooden "The advantag9 to.Stoc
FOi" fVrttltr 11tl1lls '~•nl!IQ Wld pro-niTEMllWT OF •""'9M•Ai. 'PllOM NOTICli 01" "'AR.ING °" Pl.Tl N .. 0 '° lSI ' (1jl Z..1 .... Cll.U UwrttKa •nd lhl MIU derrtcks encl uncluttered sky. are t;:ious A COrnnMIV l>OHCI pte11, •11 l11terlll'lld ptrSOtlS •"' 11\o PAltTMftSMI~ Ol"IUTI .. UllDl'lt FOii: l"ltOIATI OF WILL D ·sMif. AMI CtllfMll• '1711 m ~ M ... • , _ __.__ Curit ConJt11ltloft Join ~lkllllO In ...,._., 'Okla ;..,_,.aA• ·:L~U"'
Ylft:d '° Clll II 1111 oNk.9 ol ltll 0r...-l"ICTITIOUS· 1us1•ns 'MAM8 COOICIL ANO FOR LI! TT IE' s TelotpMM: 1n•> W-5141 -~~ •• _ ... _ ----,,;. "''' 111-·• .. -.... '" ... Ev~,,-..-uere we looked ,there ..... UUl;i WW
CoVnly ~nlllQI CommlMlon. E,.gll!Hrl!IQ Thi lollowln9 ..,_.., ... w wlthdrr#n Tl!STAMl!NTA•Y Altftllt'I' ;.,, c--·· "' llf!I ._ .. ...... ...... were power lines ruining th ssoo 000 in this co '
eu11a1.,., "°' Civic Clf'Nr Orlwe WHt, .... 11<"1«•1 Pll~ from .... ~,,, E1t1l1 ol MYLA E. FRIEND, DKe . Publllhed Or•~ tie!ll1I D•HY Piiot ft\ .. .,, .... .. .. .... Yolk City. e And ' that ·-·-"t Incl• ......• ...i k--. 1$1, $1111• Arla, C1llfomt1 • .....,. O(lff'-11,.g ul'ldlr IN flt""-busl/1'11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ti December • 10 16 1912 3410-?i \i'.I --L -...... ~....... view . uuca.il' "'lll: u.ii; Ufd pfOpDMd !>1•11 ts on1111 •nd •'f•ll•bl1 rwime of FEINBERG, HJGElt & )NEISEN· 011ma1 It. ltlchmoncl his flit!! lllre • _._-'......'-' _c'_':,_ ___ _:=..:J ll) c..a .. _,--·I lb Wftdlhtr food ~ •
lot Pllbfk !~Ion I c· l!RG •• , 2ISS (lfl(fllc CeHt ttltttw•Y· petition fOI' Probate of W111 •nd c ell PUBIJC NOTICE s-. --...... ..._ ·--(lf'ct•lllm ' and liquor that fue;J«ipll s1wrt w. B1 1.,., eor-Ht Meri c•lltornl• '26lS •nd fOI' 111u.nc1 o1 L.n...-. T'1l1men rv ""'u ..---&\) .o. • "THEN MY location man, in the company buy'-.:..""-• • AMl•llnl Dlr.ctor • -r.W flcttll°" tiusfntH ttfllmll\f tor ttM 1o 1111 P1llt1oner. nf1'11n<:• tu wht~ 1, 8 USC laHa.11 Troilns ft.. Unh. I.YI ,...,._ lllw Ytft (R} in;:a'I;;. • ~"'•:"NG~E ~co""uNTY • . ~ti w•s-1\llld on M•rch n, ltn In m.a tor lul"lM• P1rllcvl1,._ Ind u.11 ri. N"OTO<I TO CllO"ORI of i\lthlma. ,.. lll.D Atw llt I.Ma Y.W. Ivan Volkman...,who bas Since ~ ·-1-: ,. ttMc-tvofOrllflllll. time •nd tllK• of 11ew1nt IN 1111me u do'ed remem"bered -ths's loca "THE CONVEN-·-·~r
LANNI MG COMMISSION lN f\ln "'""' •nd rnlcll!>C'1 of 1111 been HI tor Dec1mbel' 19, ltn, •I :00 SUP&:ltlOll.,.COUltT OF THW 0 ·()) (J) l1J AIC°t Wide WofW 11 .!I II (I) ... lllwbrt Sllow ' • ' ~rn..•• J.J
P\lbllltlld OrM!lll Cl••t Dilly Piiot • .-wl!MrlWlng •• ... ""'": . •.m., 1n ttM coul"lroorn ot ~t o. STAT• OP CALIFCMINIA (lfQa -I Jlns tioo from a western Willy Stockton is tecognized brJ:' e
Dlctmlllr t, 1912 3321·71 JOMPh Miorvln Fllf\bM'\I, 4«11A Rl.....,. 3 of wld court, •' 100 Clwk c1111..,. vt TME COUNTY 01" ORA•ae: W J . d --~ d' W Aw .• NIWPOrt 8Mch, CA""'° WHI, Inn. City OI S.n•• A~•. C11ll 11. . .... ~ (I) (Ii Jinn ll:Oll (J) llllsUln: l..,..a!WI y er 1'!18 e, J.~ Big Coun-:i•U IOS, e"re ohly loyi: ~
PUBLIC NOTICE Glry H~. 14000 Puch Grove. 0 1lld NOY..,,_ )0, tt711 E1ta1~ of SHAlC.ER. GEO.GE tcHOUltY. 0 nil Wltlt Ill "' FtttW I (])(]) m Sldti Stal' try.' It was bought by a Bas-hair hours by freewo•1 'n:n
Shel'IMn Olks, CA. WILLIAM E. ST J OHN, DKffwd. °"",." N6TICI Ofl l"UILIC KEAR.ING TO •• Louis Abtll'llm WllSl!lberg, )910 Coi.nty Cl...-k NOTICE IS ~EREl!l'C GIV!H to lhl ID Mfwle: .,....,... <MM 'SO-ni. Unl!Hn que at the' tum of the century : Hollywood , an hour #•.1$
HILD IT TH• OailNGE ~OUMTY SOVltl Tlmblr; Slllfl Arwi, CA tml7 •ICMMONO Hd SMITH ~rlOllcn tt.__tn._ lbowe IMrl'lld dle«ll11t Sptnctr lroq. m Jinn the railroad SOJd •jt al a dollar minutes by airline." •: :· f
il'LANNlflfO COMMISSIO" OM 1"110-Slontd: 711 Finl ........ ••n-lllft. tiiifiifPirt'sont. N •llng d•I"" 191lnsl llll -..... ,,,_. -.. -·-·· Zi'eolcr mentioned a'no·'"~ POSED AMt:NDMINT TD A l"LAN· . JOMPh Mar-An l<linblr9 .......... Cltlf. tlltl Yid dlleecllnl ... nqllirecl IO Iii. tlllm, W:I' .... Uil "" an acre (or s.ooo acres. IL has ll umr
Nl.D COMMUNITY OEVl!LOf'MENT Thlt st1t1menl WIS flied wlm IN COUl'I-T .. : UlJ) 1'M&2t wlm me MCHWft YOUCNrl. In tMi ~ m Maail l tlil ... lliflll lrllcNiM ., .... Malcl the ro!lmg' hills We need -and diStinr:t advantage: Ct,...,k•~-
PLAlll l'f Ci.rt: ol Or•• COUl'lly .., Dec. I, An.M'l'I for Ptflll-of the ci.<k o1 IN ......., 11t1!1Hed court, or -. - -l!P.:t. CW... y..-.... P""'-Ll.JL~ '""'-"' to. ""' ,.1..,n11111 •nd ion11111 1m. • PUlllllhlld °""'Ill' Coast 0111v 1:r1, to prflff'lt lllftft, w11t1 ttM _ .. ,., ., ~ .... ., no wires to di5turb the view." outside the jurisdictioo of . ..._ •
L•w• •• _.._., Mid orcllr of IN P.14nl DtcembM" L l. t, ltn ·'2 voueher1, to !he ~ 11 OENISE fD CIU..trf f1eu QI lA9 ..... Slltw C 1 b j p Ser ..... Or .... C<M'll'f 1"1111'111111 Commllllon, Pvblllhed Orange CHll D•llV Pllol, ANH SILVERMAN. Adrnlnl1tr1trt•oflhl -11• 1•.lOUSf*b........ 0 um a ictures een Extras Gllild. 1'lm
notk9 ll "'"4l'f 01....., lftlt • pWf;c lle•r· o.cem111r t , 16. n 30. 1tn 1'.197·71 PUBIJC NOTICE Est11e of sHAi-1'.R GEORGE KHOURY, ., craftsmen put up 18 reaHstic crowd scenes can be s••ned at
lllO wm bl Mid by wkl Clln\llllnlon on 1 which 11 IN pl of~ 111111,...1· l:lDOCIJ "'91 0 ... llfWI l"mllb 1lMVW .aA-· t.-• i"•'•• Iha t---~ " p1.., .,,...,.,,,. 1o •mllld t111 cOTo Dll PUBUCN011CE tton Plrf•lnlng 1t11 Ht•te o1 said l(A'l-·cci----•(dnl .. ._ ua,JC...,,, inc ..:.-"" one t ruw.:-c cos t: extras an:
C.u.t. .. L.\MNaD COMMUNITT SUl>llttOlll COUlllT OF THE dtadml, within 1our monlhl •lier lflt \Dill ' ,..-_, ould produce both her 'ed f the -D.VaLOPM•MT (lfUN of ltll Orlftl)t FICTrTtOUS 8USINllSS STATI O(lf CAl.IFORMIA FOil first puOllcetlan ol tN. llOllc.. '.!i0-Y111 .IOhnaoll_ Rlcl!W Momal· ID 0 I• ...... ,.,,..
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COUl'lly Zonlrio Codi, •• •ITllfldld. Ot1n9t NAMI STATliMl!NT TM• COUNTY 01' OltAllOE o.ifred Howemblit , .. 1m. .,II. "LI~" (R) and a natural gas explosion. theater and local cOUeies;. C~";;.~~·IVNltld THl•D RIVIS. .:i. followl119 ll"'WI 11 doing lxlllnns NOTICI DI" HflfliOA11~Z:z101" P'ETtT f:'~11~':r~;v;f'';::' Eii.t• llJI Cin I nhllllls IHJ ..,..: ""WlWl••~u~t ... Silllll" The stoctton area thus is "R.P.M." Uied l,500 ertras.e:ir
l:D. COTO ,Da CAlA f'lANN•D CONt-'KA1tlOUltHOM£S,J12"'S.a..,.from, fOlt l"ltOIATI: 01' WIU. AND olltll•bOW MIMCldladll'lt tll)Tlll....... ll:OOll (J)D (J)... proving Ona! more its c~ riots. Such a c--'
MUMtTY .,., ptOpOllS lo .... k. chlllll'1 11•111111 lsllncl Ca n.62 LITTlltl TEITAMEllTAR.Y Ill ID OSIUltll & os•u•N ., ....... -•-: .. ~ ("") '41 vinatility as a locale for d be almost -b'obi';v·-., -" 111 1t11 provlllonf; flf Plf;l'lnld Communtty NhlltOl'I s Horiiim. $12\11 s lr(ft"onl WAIVl!D) '14 VH N..,. lllllWllll u.:1 """l'-r " N 111 o....1o1:>me111 Pl.n i. prov111t 1ot 1111 ..... a.ibot 111.n., 0 · • 1:11•"' of RUTH P£AR.L ETTINGet, 111 w... le-"IF ft Tiii ~ -ltt1tt1 Youns. RoOert Cummlnp. HoUywood movies. It is tbe~ Guild rates. :,;
ol Guett 111111 .. urt1l11 prootr\Y locallld It! TNt t11n1MSS' 1t. .;..,,. CendVCi.d by Ill OKHMd. . u.. ......... Ctll •1• n=\ - -/Tl........ ...... _.... I ' GllbemlOOI'• Ciln'f'on ~·Im.Illy 1.5 llldl\'llMl1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttltl T•ll f1'lt) m.iu iru ~ most·UlllCU 0 ~at i 0 n in Forty film! have beei: llttaot
m11 .. IOu'tll of O'Nlll-P..-k. Nfwton s Hopk!M o.orve M. Elllt1111r hi• nllld h~n • AtlorM'l"I for Allllmllllttrltft• 1:00IIati)m111111 ..... : ..... ..,... (ld'v) '50-CalifomJa and perhaps in the ~ •nA around Stoc1'+.W ~:.
ltlCIUhtfd by: IOMll \11lltY corpor .. Tl'lfl lltl11Mnt' fli.d wllfl lhl CDllnty P'llllon tor Problll of Wiii Ind for D« CIJ Hlp·Clui,.,..i . Sl>tnc:tf ll'ICY, Jolln Hodlft..l.lmn ,. t ~..... •Kq•~\t--llon. ci.n. iif OrlnOt cCru.rrt..,. Ofl· N~ 1, 11111•11« o1 L.tl1er• T'1t•n11nt1.-, 10~ Publlshlld 0r11"'"' coo11 Dally Piiot, O St art. r na ion. e years, including "Alt-°"
s.1111 public Mirtt119 on "" •bO'fl pr• 1m, 8., ee..riy P.-~ DIPVlf 11-r (bond w•lv.al. ,....,.tnc• to No-..mbtr 11, u and Dlc•mblr 2, t, • Thi •11 DH Slfflt ShOll IW "Stockton has almost every King's Men," "Porgy, -•d
PIMd pl.M wUI bl hlld •t I ::JD p.m .. OI" •• COl.lf'llY Cltrk • ' Is mt111 for further ptrllcul1rs, •nd NI 19n 31t5-n Q) Thi ,..,....... ID.....,. btlhllll llQI -,,..,...,, ... ,, pcm1bl11, on Tuetdty, • ,..11411 1M11m1 •nd "'"' ot M•rl1111 tM s1"e n.-""W-" .,.. 111 ..._ i!l)Movl kind of location a picture Bess." "Cool Hand Lu'i¢'"
O.CM'!bll' "· ltn. 1n 1111 hHrl!IQ Pd Pi.iblrshld 0ra1111t c-1 0111v f 1101, ""' 119111 111 for 0ecemti.r 12• 1972• 11 PUBLIC"' NOTICE ~ iqtta· 1 maker needs,'' Kramer com-"Th ·s1 be Sta ·" mMllll!I room ol tt.. Dl'•lllll Counly f'11n· Nowmt:Mr tt ll. Ind Dlcimlllr 2 t t :OO 1.m., tn 1111 covrlroom ot Dei:i-t· / Q1l Stn1 Up ... a.tr 11:15 (]) """: "CaU Ml Midi•" (mus) e raw i:rY te~.f' n!ng commtulon. Eng1-11111 Bu!ldlng, im ' 31N.7'i m1nt Mo 3 of .. 111 couM, 11 .100 c hic r.r... T·d-.,, .. "' 'tOol M ~-•• NCoo mented. "ll bas !Wamps, "Fat City," ,ft .. .a tt. .. :. .... •s «IO Civic C111tlll' DrlW W'11, •oorn I", Cen11r Orl'fl WHI, 111 1111 City ol Sfl'I• NOTICI! TO CllEDITOaS W!I nv• ~ lrlllln, """'"' " • ~ "'"f""".1
sen11 A11•. c1111orn1•, 11wt11cti111n11 •nd PUBIJC NOTICE A111, c.u1om1.. 1UPE1ttott cou•T o• TH• Q)Cr••bll•C ton.at ftetNN nor. farms, canals, ranches, col· forthcoming '"Qie Wo t-ld'J
pl1e• 111 .,..._. .. Iller t1vorlng or op-~1111 Otctmbtr 1, lm STATE 01' CALl(lfotl:NIA 1'011 5:J0 -0-p fDil. ftns le~e Campuses and fairly.pie-Greatesl Athlete," .: . .-,: p0slng uld Df"QllO&lld "4•11 w111 be hllrd. 11 WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, THE COUNTY O(lf OltANOI -~ ,_..,1'-'.,.:.CC.:'-'C..:.=..:....:..::_:o'...:'...:.. _ _::_::.:=:::..:::::::.::: __ ..:.;_:...:, ....
Ii r-flld 11111 ..,., -111111'1 ,_,,. lo •ICTtTIOUS IUSIN•SS Cou11ty Cl1rk flfl. A·7GG' B DIC Nen c..ftllllltt 11:20 II Morie: (C) "Sollttlll•I .. • I ' •
this publk NlflCI bl Mlbmltlld to IN •AMI! STATIM•NT JACIC MIDOVE E1t1tl of GRACE A. SHAVER, 0.C..•· fr\ ___ ...... _ lMtly Man" (dtl) '68--Dafl Blocll· "NliM "..,. Xfllll" & "'WICly ''Wtil'W Of ~
P!llWlll'lll Commfllloll prior to IN hHrlng TM follow4ng P'f'IClll It dcJln9 lxlltMSI All.,..,. 11 U w lid ~ -... • Al Al ~ • $It & 1-. ~ ... 12 » ~ O » d•t.. as: 1 .. 111""'" S9"tt NOTICE IS HEltEIY GIVEN to Ille @ Wll\StrMl:Wtll lt,Suun Cl11k. •
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For f'lll1tltr dtt .. 11 ttOlfdlng uld prO> ltOIERT L. PHILLIPS SPC>ltTS VMI Nlll'fl> C.Ulenll• tUtl creditors OI the ....... ,,.mid lllcedent _.__._ .. _ (R) ,,.-rr. ..... "Dn -....
POMcl P(•11, •II In-led __. we ~ EQUl(lfMENT COMPANY, Dl7 Vlitl Tll1 11\JI -.Sllt llMt 111 P9noM ll•'fl"' a.I"" ~Mf 11141 U:I -:.JV l.V • '
vltM "'Clll tl 1111 offln of the OrlltlOI HUlrt., ~ IHCl'I ""° ""'""" .., f'lfll'-' 111d t11eet11nt ""' ""llllrld ta flle !tllm, CED a..,. lMlllp ' Slllma IC (11N)-&rlt Fronk.
C-'V PtilnlllnR CWrwnlUlon, ElllJ]-"'11 11°"1 L. PlllllLPI, 2:301 Vitti HilllU. P1lblllhlld Or•~ COid Dltl'I' ot. wlltr "" n«ftDl"'I' 'IOl.ldltts. In 11141 ~ ma tbldlll ........ IJ Mewle: "ts hrif lunlhlf1 (dtl) Buitdll'Cll, a (lvk ~ Drlwe W..!, ~ kK" 01cMnb1f 2. :s,. t, 1m ·12 of tllf clert ol Ille •"°'""' 111tllltd CDUl1. or ft\"" ... '6'. _ ,.,.., n... • .o1 ... , Go• F~·.
·-1$1, .IM!t• /lt.M, C-'\lorrolt, wt1ere Tlllt buslnftl }I 11141111 conductld tl'f 1f1 ' to prwffll llwln. ... !ti n. ~ry 1iE6 N iii """•••• '""""
Hid ,.,......, p1.., 11 on n1e 1nc1 •v1H111M lllllh'kfl.lill. PUBIJC NOTICE ¥OUC1Mt1, In 1t11 olfk• o1 1t1t deril o1 1111 7:1118 (IJ WO "'Tlmtlnll" . OlaMs BoJet,
for pUblk 1Mplcllllll. 'Robert L .-Nnlc-lbCrwe ..,titted ~ .... to ,,...m """" ,_, -·-~ ( .. ) '50 S'-1 w. hllty. Tiii• d•'-'' flied ""'"' ... Coul!IY w11t1 n. nKftflltY -.-cflerl. '° 1111 D i..-. .,... Otu!R lulldlf"' \9) • -Auht1nt Dltee10r ci.n o1 Or.no-C-ty on: ~ '-• I mit undlnlfr*I •I nio .me. ol hw A"°"'"1 8 MM ""' -«oMft RJn, Jin Sttr11na.
Ind s.c.m • .., to Ille ltn. WILLIAM E. ST JOHN, COUNTY SUf'•1t10« cou•T O• THI! CAJtP'ENTElt, MALCGt..M AND DALY, /Tl,~ " ••• '' "'''" • MtlJil: .,._ .... tf ..... OIL\NGE COUNTY CLE•K. l y e.v...ry J , ~ o.riury,· STATS Of' CALll'OaMIA (lfM lfl• C..,.,. Orlw, ,,...,..... 11.-cll. l..•J ''"' -••••
PLANNING CO"M\ISSIOH -l'tllN TM• COUM'TY Of C)llANOI C1llfoml.I ""°' ,Whlcjll II 1111 lllect ol fJ'f111........ ...,. {tlot) '9--[dlltfll frllll,
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DICMTlblr ,, 1972 tl:U-7:1 ~ '· 16, D. 30, 1tn »t+n NOTICa °" M•~HHI o• l"ITI 11itr11lllfllg to !I'll 'eilllt ol If.kl dKWllll. -h.tll 1..., -· • •CM1 raou:n: °" WILL ,.,.o wllnln '°"' monflll •,,.. ttw nnt·pUblic.-m BIMiina N Dew -~ '1111...,... ,....,. PUBUC NOTICE PUBIJC "-CE LllTTlltS tanAMlffT,...,. tlon ot 1t111 not1e1. -., ...... -... ......, -~ (dD) °51-JMn Xettt, Mlcflatl R•d· nvlJ Etfn ol OEC*G& It. IClllESS. o.ted Nowmbff lJ. 1m .., lrllll ...... r... rr ----------.... --K-.-,-.·-,,-.. -.-1-,-.. ..:_.:.:_c_ __ _:: ___ k-1t It Gl!"OllGE llllCMA•D K ~S JULIE S, SlUMD•VANT, ek• ndl flt""'
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Newsmen Chafe Under Federal Curbs
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Television, mu:klng 25 years
of major programmlng, wants·
to be free finally ol -•In
federal reStrlctions.
Like most 25-year-olds, it
leels ·IN>llgh\-to be on II& own.
Restrictions? On its owy!
But i.Sn't video entertainment
bi-taking barriers on Connerly
taboo subjects -like homo.sex·
uality and lesbianism -
almost by the hour?
True enough.
And it's also true that
video's stea~ barrage oC commercials lw, in some
quarters, weakened sympathy
for its case !pr total self.
autonomy.
~". · lt111t Bettceen Friends
There is, neverthe1ess, in-
creasing I y out spoken
dbcontent among network ex-
eCutives over areas such as
Jl\?WS reporting where they
wish they had total in-
dependence . · $Urlee Roberts (right) gives Noel Fillastre a piece of her mind while John
Loughman restrains Miss Fillastre in a scene from the Irvine Communit.y
Theater drama "DearJriends," on stage tonight and next weekend in UC
Irvine's Humanities Hall Playhouse.
THEY FRANKLY admit
they envy these poslttona of
the printed press:
-That it does not have to be
licensed and therefore in-
evitably responsible to the
government, despite Its owni
bouts with officialdom.
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Shatner Stars 'Mother of Us A'll'
JiOLLYWOOD (uPI) -Wil·
Him Sbatner, erstwhile star of s l
"Star Trek," will appear in a a utes Women's Li"b "Miss.I.on: Impossible" apisode
-And that it does not have to
adhere to such fonnal regula-
tions as tbe equal time ruJe.
To the networks, the central
issue is not really a matter of · ir\_ the 1972·73 season.
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NEW YORK (Al') -Now is
the time for all good feminists
to come see "11le Mother of
Us All," performed with
solemn artistic pomp at oµ·
Broadway's occasional
brarlch, the Gu g gen h e1i m
Museum. . ·
TM Gertrude Stl>li>-Virgil
Thomson salute to Susan B.
Anthony has been revived in
the auditorium of the nilty
Fifth Avenue institution under
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CANNES F~M FESTIVAi. WINNER!
·-&s\ Fi~ S., a New Difec:IOI'-
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' "A MASTERPIECEr'
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the superVIS!On of composer
Thomson. The chosen cast 1and
its accompanying small pit
ensemble sing and stinT-the
intricate Stein word patterns
with ritualistic dignity befit-
ting. operatic epitaph.
Miss Anthony's pioneering
efforts to win women lhe right
to vote are the libretto's chief
concern, rather than her aboli-
tionist or ... !~mperance ·en-
deavors. Its recitatives point
out recurrently the trenchant
renections that "yes, men are
poOr things," "men have kind
hearts, but they are afraid"
and so on.
'Ibe contemporary appeal or
such ideals undoubtedly ex-
plains why aome s a v v y
Broadway veterans, tncludlng
-Lyn Au.stin and Ollver Smith,
are putting "The Mother of Us
All" on for an open-end
engagement. Also , the pro-
ductk>n compares --m o s t
fawrabty-with the best of
tnany incarnaUona previously
put on around town for limited
appearances.
Two Dance
Units Play
In 'Amahl'
Judith Erickson, a plump.
cheeked mezr.o-soprano of ar·
resting clarlcy, performs Miss
Anthony with assurance boned iiiiiiiiiiiii:iil -durfug earlier involvement with the part in Minneapolis
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.. 71 .. 261~ production originated. Phyllls
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•• " -some later performances.
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Joan-Clauct. Kll!y
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NATIONAL GENERAL
THEATRES
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WONDl!lT.l.INMENTI WALT DUNeY'S
"bUMfO"' • NLOlllO"
Qlkll<I N .... "IUTTl!Jll'LIES ARE FJ1£E.,
a "TNl!Rl'S .I. 01111. IN MY sou~·
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PREVIEW IS RHED-<R>
ALSO -''THE DARWIN
AD ENTURE"
ENTERTAINMENT
into the law, and It ia so broad
that it can be played llke an
accordion."
REINEN FRANK, presl·
dent of NBC News : "If you do
no t believe the First Amend·
ment ought to apply to news
on television, you do not
believe that it ls an absolute
need that news be free .••
••niat is not the way you
express your belief, but that is
what you believe.
"This belier, to go back, is
said to be based on the
physical difference between
print a n d broadcasting,
between wood pulp and radlo
waves, not between what they
carry."
MIWf'OilT UACM -M ... -· "° t.""I•~• ll~• hlo •• 01, M*
THE NEWEST OF
THE SKI EPICS
"This Is Skiing"
Also ll'GI
JEAN CL.AUDI KILLY
"Snow Job"
WATCH FOR
"Pnl AND TILLIE"
CHRAl..El!I BACIN!iaN
"THE MECHANIC"
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JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT · KEENAN WYNN
JILL IAELAND
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'"LADY SINGS THE BWES' Will
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IJSITIMES
MONDAY
DEC. 11 DY
SINGS THE BLUES
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"LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" -iir -·
OUI CHRISTMAS SHOW STAITS TUES. OIClMlll lt
Steve McQueeo "THE GETAWAY" Ali MocGrow
-HELD OVER-
EY CALLEO IT AN ACCID
HE CALLEO IT MURDE
IT WAS THEIR CONSPIRAC
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JAMES GARNER -KATHARINE ROSS,
W\EDIDIT?
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MCTROCOLOR 0 .....
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COST.I. lllESA 14"°51! of~~ ii:"Wiimtl
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"DELIVERANCE" JON VO IGMI
"ltlTTllft.llS All rlll" & "tMI Ml(MANI(·' NOW PLAYlll
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GENE.RATIONS IMPROVES A
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Pet Duck
Fighting
City Hall
FRESNO (UPI) -A pet
duck may bring a change in
the city's anti-animal law.
The duck, whose name is
Duct. is owned by Mr. and ·
ll-1rs. Marvin Burns, who were
recently told that city ordinan-
ces prohibit keeping chickens,
turkeys, ducks and several
other animals inside the towu.
'fbe couple were told to get
rid of the bird. but won a tem-
porary reprieve last month
( lfNIMALS )
. . rrom the City Council, which
. ordered its attorney to see if
the law covered pet,, as well
as airnals raised for com-
me(clil purposes.
He came back and said it
did, prompUng the council ·to
order a pu))Jic hearing on a
possible pit-excluding
amendment .
eTlger •rhle
NEW DELHI; India (AP ) -
The J!idian Jlo¥d for Wildlife
has adopted .lthe tiger as
lndia'I nation animal and
announced a· massive drive
to sire the animal from ex-
tinctlon. ,
Dr. Karon Singh, t h e
minllter for tourism, said the
dri .. will begin Deit April and
wi IU•Atsa.
: '''£11.• imlm'.al has ... _llfi.-s ........ 50.000
tig ~ In 1IOll. Now,
there ~ 1,000 ICaltered
over·Jt· tbe-tt states.
Sbolting of tigers has been
forb6i1Men since last year.
e Jilelte•ns Die
VBJilICE, Fla. iAP) -Fish-
gobblillg pelicahs, w ho s e
beab hold more than their
bellies, have been vying with
fi shermen at the wharf bere-
and. lasing.
Wlldlife experts say nine of
the b I g. brown, we!>fooled
birds have been injured, two
fa t.ally in the eight days, from
entanglement with f i s h i n g
lines at the Venice Pier.
The pelican is on the federaJ
enda&ered species lisl
-ol the pellca"' suf. fered injuries from books and
taJJ&)ed lines.
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PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil
(Ul'l) -Villagers do not
know why 30 whales died on
the~ beach, but they've got a
lot of theories -including
group suicide.
The whales, some of them
weigbinc three tons or more.
were found on a remote beach
155 miles south of Porto
Alegre.
Officials from Porto Alegre
who came to investigate said
they could not determine what
tilled the whales.
But they and villagers
speGl]lted that the whales
died ol toxic wastes dWJlped
into the AUantic or suffocated
on a. ·beach or even com,
~llU!cide.
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BOCA JIA'l'Olf, Fla.(AP ) -
Fl--University,
Ihe 1"itd'i !lr1est sanctuary
for W:a6dii owls, has of.
re.-lo -iO.tl!O aid of a coi., .,.,. ...... borne· at
Mi"'!'~ Airport ls U.11.r-"' nmway ex· ; po:r.r.:: County Port
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2828 EAST CCM8T HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, c:iwF.
644·72:10
* Delu:x;e Duplex
****** *TAYLOR CO.*
* BAYSHORES *
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-S
2500 MARINO
QUAUTY built custom home on lge. · irreg. cor. lot, Im·
mense !iv, room, lge. fam.
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB :~:,'~,"~~~'l;,g~atid~rn.!
Live In the atmosphere of this beautiful pri-bath" dbl. ........, +
vale Colintry Club. Cathedral beamed cell· """"" · $59,500.
ings, C!)llversation pit with ~eplace, lge fam. BA YSHORES • LAST OF ily rm, formal dining rm & 4 lge lidrms. BEST BllYS • 3 bdrm. 1
View of area & golf course. 3-Car garage. bath w/tub & stall shower. s~, decor. Security ~ntrance $119,000, lge. liv. room, til'eplace, _ shaJ carpeting, lge, rear
IRVINE TERRACE -$150,000 pauo • $41,000. .
Oceanfront Including The Landi . BAYSMORE DRIVE • 0 .,. Magnificent view oi bay, ocean & Catalina! to private sandy beach,
Watch the SUNSETS from your SUNDECK! · A most elegant home of charm & quality newly decorated, ·3 .bdmu. ..
Immaculate duplex, all newlv-Tefurbished-. -comtstingi>t-a-huge familv--Tl'V'lm, 2 master 2 bath~ lge. Liv. room, good
J • " --~ din, area, newly installed 2 bedroom upper and 1 ~d.room lower. Right bedroom suites plus a third bedrm & bath. dishwasher, plans . for
on the sandy beach. BEST RENTAL Fisher stereo thruolit, 2 fireplaces many ex-~addition-Excellent
AREA ............................. $110,000. tras in kitchen, huge workshop off garage. 'l~C'l59T.500H.OMAS
TT• h Lovely free-form pool In private front C<Jurt-· South of the n1g way yard & many rare plants. A real beauty! ---Realtor
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MESA VERDE .
3202 New York -~ Bedroom, View of Golf
Course, Soper Sharp Cul-De-Sac Street Sun.
-2313
3149 Madeira -3 Bedroom, Pool, Paneled
Family Room, 2 Fireplaces. $39,500. SwL -cil3
COSTA MESA 1921 GALATEA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 224 w. Cost Hwy 5!8-5512
Corona del Mar CORONA DEL MAR _ ,125,000 Newport Beach Eve. S<S-5643 332 Reims -3 Bedroom, Pool, Condo. $34,800.
Spectacular vi ew of bay & ocean from this Sun: 646-7171 427 HELITROPE -PRICE REDUCED -
cute 2 bedroom with new garage, "waiting
for a unit." NOW .............. $49,950.
Corona del Mar
charming traditional custom-built home .• 4 2 • BEDROOMS
Bedrooms, 3 baths & formal dining room. Ideal for the Couple just
Wet bar in cozy family room. BBQ & cook-~~~si~ ora:.Cing ~~~:
ing center in patio near lge H&F pool. Country size ·Kitchen with
407 MENDOZA-i'ERR. OPEN SUN. 1·5 :00 Bil Gas and many Duplex Cabinet.. Parrel Is roned LINDA ISLE -$245,000 for . more Units. $28,000.
S!i!!lllJb'architecture prevail• In this delight·
;fUl:\!)UPLEX -TRI-LEVEL, 4 Bedroom, 2¥.i • 'b8tlli fiil!place, buM-ln kitchen. BACK
''UNJ'.J.: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath. Enjoy your 3 ter-~~'.~~£~es .. T~s as, a. beauty f$~s;;/Z
Elegant Condo
in Eastbluff
JN . 'l1lE NEW SECTION -This Beautifully
decorated (completely upgraded) 3 bMroom,
formal dini~g room , a fireplace, 21n ba~hs,
2 patios plus a solarium, on the gorgeous
~nbelt ...................... $62,500.
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Value Conscious??
Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on Call Anytime 646-0055.~
lagoon. Huge famil y rm; w/wet bar, formal CDM TRIPLEX
-dining rm., game rm. & 41h baths. Protected Two Units are 2 Bedrooms, 1
patio, pier & slip for up to 6.5' boat. Built-in ~lh~~l.ie 1M a ;sh 8 ~
vacuum. Impressive Z-story entry. FirepJace. Community Pool.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 Very good Co ndHi on. Carpeted and P a t n t e d 9,1thin the laat 1* years. can Anytype, 64&--0556.
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-SPANISH
ELEGANCE
Fantastic four..level Spanish
style Htmtlngton C r e a t
home, 2830 aq fl of gracioQs u-. 4 bedroom, ,.II bath. large open living room with
fireplace. b:mal ~dining,,
·separate · laundry r o o m ,
a>'x4fl'"l>atid' plus spacio111'
basement family/rum.pus
rQOm with fireplace. Tb.is ia
a home you must see to
balleve. $53,500. 0 P t: N
HOUSE Sunday l·S pm,
19321 Worchester, (rir Beach
&: Yarktowne).
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Open Evo~lngs • fQ.4454 •
NEWPORT BEACH
1424 Irvine -3 Bedroom, Pool, Large Fam-
ily Room wilh Stone .F1replace & Wet Bar,
Nicely Landscaped. WestcliH Area. $39,950,
Sllll. 646-7171 · ·
2019 E. Ocean Blvd. -4 Bedroom, 3 Bath
Family Home on the Peninsula, Choice Lo-
cation. $84,500. Sat/Sun 673-8550
CORONA DEL MAR
332 Larkspur -Duplex South of the High·
way. $65,000. Sun. 673-8550 .
HUNTINGTON BEACH
17051 St. Andrews -4 Bedroom, 2 Bath,
Beautiful Split Level , Family Room with
Stone Fireplace, Formal Dining. $49,500.
Sun. 847-6010
6002 Rosemont -4 BediOOm, 2 Story Pool
, Home, Excellent Location. Comer LoL
· -$41 ,850. Sun. 847-0010
5711 Heil -3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Fantastic
Pool with ·Jacuzzi, Separate 2 Car Garage
off Alley. $40,450. Sa\(Sun 842-2535
10022 El Capltan-3 Bedroom, z·Bath, Form-
al Dining Room, Large Separate Family
Room, Large Cul-De-Sac Lot. '4.l,250. Sat
842-2535
5972 Edmonds -4 Bedroom, .2,Bath, custom
Built Home on Cul·De-Sac Street Nert to
MeedowJarlt. Golf Course. $40,900. Sat/Sun
1142-2535 • • 15461 Shasta -3 Bedroom, Added ~e
Family Room , "$200 Will Move You In '.
Room for Boal '29,900. Sat. 1142-2535
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
A. lJP«lR tiCMf • NEAT, TIDY AND TARDYI
Thill home's time ts long overdue! Spic and
span four bedrooms (it even amells clean)
with a pool and a canyon view to ihe rear
and a private ~h to the fore. All us Real-1 tors ·~ this is one or th et bOit buys on ·the current market. But w.hlt -about you, ·
where are you? Give It a go, at '69,500, or?
-.VNl9tfl HOMIS 0, ~01,0NA DIL MAI. 67MOOI ........ ., ...... ,...,.
General
4hl1SPJ. LOT* l·l * CdM '
and •.. on lhe ocean side pf the hwy., pllll
a jewel of a C<Jtlage! Thill OuU!aliillng offer-in~ bas space .for · an extra large second
urut. Shown by app'l only. $59,900
' . CORBIN-lfaR ,N
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IRVINE
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The ultimate 1n·privacy & luxury living~ 1
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door pool & garden. The use of glass -
brick :..... trelllage & mellow walnut noo
cre!lle a never to be forg-home. Pier-
& slip. 2 BR's. f375,000. Barbara AW
642-8235. (516)
YOU· BE THE JUDGE II
Corona de! Mar triplex· on · 2 fUll loll -.
~·~ l"ur ~119n,sunday 1-5 p.m. I 4Vf ... JWl>Y· TrY>to tie tbe FIRST if YG!1 a.. Interested · 1n -.soo. Lois Miller
1 642-8235. (Sl7) I
TURTLEROCK TERRACE
. "PRESIDENT HOME" Buy this condo
-BACK BAY ·AREA - 3. Bedroom, 2¥.I
bath, bUllt·ln lrltcben, stone fireplace. FAM!-
. . .tY ROOM, rommunily pool & REC. ROOMS
Including b!lli3rds. Fee land close to every-
9424 Kiwi -5 Bedroom, Decorator Touches,
Patio Furn. Stays, Play House for Kids.
$35,750. Sun 1142-2535
Elegant 4 BR, DR, FR executive home. I
Central air condlti!i. . gaptJvatlng city,
& ~ view a1I major rooms. ,
PrOfeasionally decora & landscaped on "
oversized lot Cul-d.,.sac street. Laazo ·
Sharkany 6446200. (Sl8)
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AUSTIN·SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
644-7270
Gonorol
• CORONA DEt' MAR CHARMER
This home is for you if you like bright red
shag carpetr, a cozy living rm. w /huge brick
fireplace; 3 Bedrooms plus guest quarters.
f94,500
HILLTOP FAMILY HOME
... with forever ocean & spectacular night
light view; 5 BR, 3 baths, 3 car garage.
Large corner lot. Ready for occupancy.,
•122,000. Lavera Burns
PRIVATE BEACHES, TENNIS CLUB
Lido values -1. Charm. 3 BR. on St to St.
fll,500. 2. Tw<>Slory 4 BR., FDR & beams.
$76,SOO. 3 Bayfront w/pier. 3 BR., best buy
·•144,500. Eugene-Vreeland
I '", 1.RVINE COVE -VIEW ~~ac .. 3 BR., 3 bath & den home over· we finest prlv. beach in the area.
~ tbruout is evidenced by many fine
feafores. $195,000. Edie Olso n
. , BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW
Bay & ocean spread at your feet Short walk
to 2 great swunmlng beaches from charm·
Ing J' BR., 2 bath home. fl95,000. Mary
lfiriey ' NIAT AS JI: PIN
Pot~ Model, Harbor View Homes; 3 BR.,
1~ bl'& Shutters & used brick trim out-
...-Lleht & bright colon · Inside; '69,000.
Katllryn Raulston
LA COITA -VIEY{ LOf -$17,5,00 ,;~ new lot overloolrlng Lacosta !:'I ~ further Information caU
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Elegant S BR & family hom~ on quiet cul·
de-sac In area of fine homes, features double
flrepl, D/W, bltlns, flagstone entry, lush
ldlcpg and much more. '39,960; 2290 Red-
landa Dr., ~N=.B"°'==~= SUPER DUMP
Truly a fixer-upper, 3 BR on huge 80'"300'
R·2 lot. Room for 6 units, Eastside. Sound
lnterestin~? Call for detalls, ,23,950.
DUPLEX & aACH. APT.
$41,500. ~~ · 'call 21 . 642-1771
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
53 [lnde Isla Drive
Elegant 5 bdrm., 4¥.i baths; on la_goon. New
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. 4 f1leplaces.
Lovely garden & large slip ........ $212,000.
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Just completed -modern 5 bdrm. 4¥.i
bath home with family rm., game rm., form·
al dining rm. & maimificent 25 ft. water-
front living rm. w/frplc. & wet bar. $285,000
IOI Linda Isla Drlv,
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba, home with' downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or
study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings,
quality construction, slip ...... , ... $155,000
For Complete lnform1tlon
On All .._, & Lots, PIH .. Coll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Sulfa I, N.B. 675-6161
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and ->Our -to um 4 Bdrm., family rm., w/beaut, pool. On lge. neat 2 6edroom ranch-«Yle f 1·• -950 ilome Oii !up loL Perteet ee ~ "'''
'"'" the fanlfly 'who wantt 1S ACRE LUXURY RANCli =~ ~·,:,: 4,000 Sq. ft adobe. 4 Bdrm. main house w/
1rom -ch. pool & view plu• guest & caretaker's qtrs.
Ntw on Ibo can "' Beaut. tree1, puture & •table. •150,000 qulck.
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SNOW TIME
Mammoth Mr.c<lndo. Sleeps 10.
hwy. $24,500
2165 E. COAST HWY.
OWNER mlill ~. 4 bednnl!. (The Mutu<il lklt.)
for Aotion ••• Call 642-5171 , ~r;1,~~~ ':':'=i:, ___ .............. ci .. °" .. OHA-D-•L_MAll_ .•
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We proudly offer 2 new Ivan Wells & Sons
SJ)OC!acular VIEW HOMES In lovely-Dover
S\10res. A 3 BR. custom home $112,900. ,
Aleo, a 4 BR.. view tiome'pmenUy under'
construction -will have pool & jacuzzi.
Choose your decor $152,000 . ..DEEN DAILY
-2030 Gal.uy Drive. (519)
--'-1,..S-TMAT-CW1tTA\WE1t.1NG ..
When you live in a bayfront home w /pier
& slip on Harbor fsland Rd . ONLY 1 $125,000. Lois Miller 642-8235. (520)
WESTCLIFF AREA
Where can Y\IU find a bettet 1oc·at100, a
filler school 'district 'or more home for
'67,500? · 4 BR's, FR, ~ricli, •hake roof. '
To see this comfortable, well prlced homtl
-OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. -1527 Anita
Lane. (S21) .
l'IEWLY LISTED
SHORECLIFFS -4 BR -8 belb -FR
...._II VIEW ~ $185\000 ~
CAMEO SHORES -3 jlR - 3 bath -
pool -VIEW -139,500
BAYCREST '-R-1 LOT at faa,500
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Plus many more! Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. (522) .,
FURNISHED BAYFRONT MODEL
Elegant Interior by Vorr Herlnert l'l\lerlora
creates a dramaUc new 2-story' Baytront,
Entry level features formal llvln' &ria &
master suite. Downstairs, 3 BR s, com-
plete bar & dramatic FR open to cantllev-
ered deck'. 50x!OO lot, 46' slip privilege. ,
$236,850. OPEN DAILY -1653 Baysfde
Drlve. (S23) •
GIVE YOUR Wll'I A '4QME ,
FOR CHRISTMAS '
and move In for the New Year, ~utttul •
gold shag carpeting, lush Iand~P!nJ,
comfortable FR, forinal DR, lllllken LR,
garden kitchen, 3 roomy BR'• a. 2 balh1,
Located In Harbor View Homes neu park
& pools. '55,900 lncludea lalld. Jo~ JM. • Jund &8235. ($36) ,...,,..
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Baycrest Horn ..... Est•te Slz• Lot J~st under a quarter of 'n acre of land goes
With this Ivan WeUs built home. Privacy
abound.• with plenty ol room between nelgh-
bon .. Three large bedrooms, fOl1nal dlnlng
·room, e!f1clenl modern kitchen. Naturally
-a large heatell pool, wide palio decking man·
icured landscaping, and a separate a~a for
your <>Wn ve'geta~le gaiaen. Elegantly Jlec-
orated. You own the land. $89,500 .
~ S.,.clous ThrH Bedroom
Ideal Santa Ana neighborhood. This home
features separa,le den and formal dining
room. Roomy two story home. Quality CO!i-
stroction1 just 6 years new heavy shake
roof. New pain! and drapes. Close to schools
and shopping. Best of all only $38,950
Corona 0.1 Mar
Home and lncoma
Located so uth of the highway on an oversized
lot. Just listed spacious 2 bedrtt>m, two
bath home plus bachelor income unit to
.pay the taxes. Choice ne!ghborhood. $67,500
. Bluff• Condo
Thty Calltd From Portlarid . · ·
To redU<:e the P,rice of this 4 bedroom, S balh
home '2,000. Its vacant and ready for quick
possession. , SpeCial bonus room with extra
'h bath;a"lld' wet bar-perfect family hotiby
center or hideaway. Large formal dinb1g
ar~a , a.nd_ ·expansive family room. No'v
pnced at 1159,000. ....
HARBOR VIEW HILLS ,
Best buy in area. 1mnf..c. 4. bdrm., 2 baul
single sl<>ry home. Lari• patio, room for
pool. Newly redecorateCI, View of bay &
ocean. Low lease. $65,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR·
341 B•ytlde Dr., Suite l,·N.B. 675-6161
p. B ~• ~ -INCOME -leciC -Pool OLE' OLE'
t Lf l · uio. Monthly '··st Red d ME01TERJ1ANF.AN vu .. /! (J arreti ea U 8 Unha, ap&rkllng clean on .nr UCe LAGE 4 PLEX Delttxe,
(1 the lnilde, old on tht! OUJ· $2000 ! apaclou11 a.nd ~luded apdrt· I..~ side, Atust sell or cxchanae BIKE TO BEACll! JUST mt'nls 111 11n t'xchalve and pre~nUJ for tax reasorui. Priced REDUCED BY ANXJOL'S e65enliol jocadon. No va·
on!y $48.500. ow•ERt .,. canc1e1. EXDan(I ""ur ~.
BAYCREST BUYERS AnENTION -INCOME -~ ~"" ·= ~.~ 101~ w11h ihls .m;, ,;-~
$EE THI& ONI -8 Bedroom, dining room . $170. Monthly SUNK.EN l'AMU.Y ROOM! very IOw down.
1 Two houses on 50' x 100' lot, ~ breakfast nook m ta• family room and pool plus many other Big Bear Lak~. S9.000. c~e1'1 kitcbcn. Truly giant t1J
fin• !eaturea. Priced to selJ now at $7~0. equity. Trade Ol' !K'll w/ 11~ ~l'OOlna. Laundry ·
CALL 6424853. -E-Z-Y tcrna. Only $23,Gj(), room. Covered patio oprns _ 1~
2007 Hqlkt•_y, N.8 . Open Sat & Sun 1.5 Hurry, hurry! to SPARKLING POOL~ TI1e , _INCOME _ 1hai·pe11t home in ihc area. OWNER
General · Generol FANTASTIC ACTION VIEW $345. Monthly cau 1"'" "'"0003· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1''""'"'"'"::':------1 BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT -Comfort· 3 un;" ''°"' 10 •hopping · DES!i'ERATE • room 10 build n10~. Priced FURNITURE _ Yow Own _ f able 5 bedroom family; home. Large child· 10 """"'°,..January. only a'JCHd ren's play area on sandy beach. Rental apart-132.500. INCLUDED Private Club ment over garage .............. $180 000. CALL ANYTIME $26 900
Everytlllng ls done 1,.. max· 4 BR /FAM, RM/POOL s.42 Sci. Boy Fron! INr Collins Av.I 646-3928 545-3413 I .. ...,..,...,....,~...,..; . , ·
bnum tun and comfort tn Prestige location oqgorgeous S.t &. Sun 1·5 'l'here Is a reaaon Value of a Uldime! 3 large
(his lharp s bedroom Hun-"tree.lined land". lnunac. 1B years lllJDe location 2250 SQ FT bedroom!t-2 b&ths, bulll-in
tin&ton Bay Condo. UP0'8d-2600 aq. ft. 1-sty. "Wells" BACK BAY. HALF C 4 Bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, )aJi?e fenced yard,
ed carpet.a I< drape• buill home. Lu•hly A RE den PLUS eating""'" ;n all lecms
covered patio. Discover neW landscaped, plus huge side ZONED FOR HORSES -Lo el 4 bedr KITCHEN. A very SCARCE avallable-HUJTr"Yt'On't last.
carefree We at)'ie 1n this yard, trul.t trees. b 3 bath v Y oom TYPE of home. Just listed. call Red Carpet Realtors
pleasant .9.dult community. ASKING $95,000 ome, s, top cond. Approx 6000 sq. ft. VA oo ckw:n. 5% Do"''" ron-_>_16-_8640 __ . -----
Near pool and recreaUon A fine home in an outstan-• of new greenhouses. . . . . . . . . . . $59,500. u--.at.L r--.. ~--ventlonal. Harbo H" hla
lacUltie•, Was he<, ....,,.,. .,,,. nelghbel'hood 20362 Birch Sanft Ana Hts. Open Sun 1-5 ............. --• r 19 nds
and refrlg included for . · · . 4 Bedrooms ~ COATS lir:st lime on the market! f~:~ .. OP~.H?9948USE SUnp·-·~ ,.,_,,_ IMMA~ULATE AND READY 2,'/• • ....__, · A LOVELY u P• •·a dcd -~ "'~ II~~ BAYCREST BEST BUY ' IHITID . WALLAC E remodeled 3 Bdrm. lat"R"c cadilly, Hunt. Bch., tnr-~ . -~• - 4 Bedrooms din· yard. A truly-must-see~ Brookhurst & Adanu.) ·~t; ~'. ~,.fi\ ing room and family room. Custom bulli and 3 Car Garage REALTORS aose to l.tarifl('•'I School.
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COAn '" ~}. Ujj planned for act J v e family life. Separate Look at 'the combination of -546--4141-Only ;i.~kin.i.:-$39.950.
& ,; t<t: r e a ty master suite. Compare this at . . . $64,500. fcatul'f's In thl11 home! Huj.':e (Optn Evenings) GINNY J\10RRISON
W •L• •c• ...._4,. 2015 Commodore, N.B. Sat & Sun l ·S \valnut·paoeled family room ...,,...,...,...,...,...,...,_ .... •****• -R.~LM:l'OesaR$-" ~ .::; V.:it~ stone fireplace, formal = .,. ....,.,J
·REAL TORI 2414 v~1a dol Oro AVOCADO GROVE IN dm••• room, fre•hly PAlnted Uquiddting •GM •Vero• o.. Eut.
N rt o. h inside and outside. Locater! * -* ,.. __ ..._m;' AN'YTJ'...: EMERALD BAY? ;, pre.t;,, ..,;•hoomood. 1.09 Acres •':"';.. '"';,'!'..:;',.,.,.
very close to ell'mentary $9950 B I NO, Bu'f COULD BE -on this gorgeous lh schOOI, park<, tennis courts UJS. \Open Evenin~s1
acre buildinJf site. The climate is r!Rht and end beach. Prefer to sell Custom built 4 bedroom • 5 POUNDING SURF
the site is gently sloping ........ $9-0,000. quphoncickly,:...,"923.1~. PI ease both. Secluded L ARGE .......-... GUEST HOJt.IB! ProfC'ssion· Brand New Surf.side Duplex -
BIG AND BEAUTIFUL al TENNIS COURT! All k> Poo;..ula local~•>! Pl"'h 2
®~ REAL cated on 1.09 acres of prime beet, 2 balh custom units -
3000 sq. ft WITH EVERYTHING _ 4 Bed· ES"l'A'r&RS R·l land. Owner is liquidat-best carpeting. draprs,
room "'en f mil dinin' h OPEN~Tll 9PM ing this property. TAKE breakfast + bar, beam ceil-' Y , a Y room, g room, ob by ADV ANT AGE! $9,900 BUYS trc • speclacular view! room and pool. Radiant heating, 3 car gar· -W IT! Act fast . call 64.5-0303. Builder asking S91,000 • 10%
sge. Baycre!ll-Mariners School area $98,500. alk to Beach down " try a lrade!'
MOOR YOUR BOAT 6 hdrooms IOHl\i (O l\0\-
IN YOUR ·OWN FRONT YARD -enjoy life Pool
1n this bay front condominium. Many de-~AU< TO BEACJI! Wrought "
luxe features and extras. (Eves 673-2320) U"On enclosed front yard. ~==~===--~,~~tu:~~~:~u,.~~ OWNER LEAVING GORQEQU.S
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HOUSES FOR SALE -19201 Edgehill Dr. (Turtle RockJ Irvine . 644-2430 $105,000 (Sun. 1-5)
1 Bedroom
905 W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach
67:J.<i210 (Sat & Sun 12-4)
2 Bedrooms
509 Begonia, Corona del llrlar
644-7662 $59,000 (Sun 1-5)
2 BR & Family o r Oen
*1106 Somerset (Westcliff) NB
.. ~ (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1714 Newport Hills Dr. W (HVH) NB
~ $53,500 (Sun l-51-
2024 Port Provence PI. (HVul!omes) NB
. 6'4-6249 (Sat & Sun ·12-6)'
3 Bedrooms ·
1215 Somerset Lane (Baycrest) N.B.
$89,500 (Daily 1·5)
4411 River Ave ., Newport Beach
640-1440 ISat & Sun 1-5)
210 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar ·
675-U44 $74,500 (Sun 1·5)
6171 Sortwind Dr., Huntington Beach
840-2128 $34,750 (Sat & Sun)
407 Mendoza Terr, (Corona Highlands)
CdM 644-4910 $125,000 (Sun 1·5)
9672 Oasis Street, Garden Grove
645-7344 $28,900 (Sat 11-4:30)
3023 Royce Ln. (flalecrest) CM •.
-11 $28,900 (Sun 12-5)
tt213i.E. Oceanfront (Penin. Pt.) NB
67:J.<i210 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
436 16th Place, Costa Mesa
675-5726 (Sun 1-5)
2415 Tustin (Cor. Santa Isabel) CM .
642-8235 $49,995 (Sat 1-5)
18991 Croyden Terr. (off Edgehill) Tr.
Rock ~ (Sun 1-5)
317 Ramona Place, Costa Mesa
642-7491 $32,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1019 Dolphin Terr. (Irv. Terr.) CdM
642-8235 (Sunl-5)
1527 Anita Ln. (Harbor lids) NB
642-8235 $67,500 (Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 $64,500 (Sat· & Sun 1-5)
**•50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
• 644-4910 '245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
-•1' Pinehurst Lane (Big Canyon C.C.)
NB 644-4910 $152,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
13782 Andele Way .(Racquet Clh) Irvine
832"7059 $44,300 (&lit & ·Sun 1·5)
*3816 Key Bay (HVuHills) CdM
673-8080 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*515 Rockford Pl. (cameo ffids) CdM
6~ $69,500 (Sun 1·5)
450 Vista Roma, Newport Beach
64-0--0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
958 Megellan (Mesa dei Mar) CM
50-USl $33,950 · (Sun 1-5)
*8718 La Colonia, Fountain Valley
1162-1373 $35,900 (Sun 1-5)
19102 Papua, Huntington Beach
548-1168 $28,000, (Sat & Sun 1-5)
216 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
644-7662 (Sun 1-5) S Btd,_,,s
ttll5 Harbor Island Rd .. Newport tt542 S. Bay Front (Balboa Island) at
Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) .,.....-.,Collins Ave.
303 Orchid, Old Corona de! Mar ~ I 642-5200 $180,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
67&-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1·5) (5 Presidio (Mesa de! Mar) CM 54~1857 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
3 BR. and Family RM. or Den ::-
_2290 Redlands Dr., Newport Beach· S BR and Family RM or Den
6!t'177r (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) '**#46 Linda Isle (Lliida ISie) NJl.
2030 Ga!axy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 64U235 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
840-1550 $112,000 (Daily) tt#S Lind'! lsle_(Ltd;.Jsle) N.B, ··-
2107 Indian Spring Lane, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat. un. U~) 646-741~ $110,00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) tt#54 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B.
*2007 Holid'!Y (Baycrest) NB · 644-2430 $289,500 (Sun. 1·5)
&42,4353 $15,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ttl324 W. Bay Ave. (Balboa Pen) N.B. *~l , Galatea (Irvine Terrace) CdM (Sat. & Sun. 1-4)
644-4910 $150,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2018 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach
540 Vista Grand~ (The Bluffs) NB ·64-0--0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
644-4910 $58,000 -(Sat & Sun 1-5) tt329 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle), NB
*1927 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB 67lh'l000 $270,000 (Daily 1-5)
644-7662 $81,000 (Siin 1-5) 6 Bedrooms
1732 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sun l-5) *17735 Acacia Tree Lane
322 Poinseltia, Old torona de! ·Mar Irvine 552"9284 $57,100
(Univ. Pk.),
(Sat & Sun)
67&-6000 $86,500 (Sun 1-5)
3077 Molokai Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5880 • 54~1827 (Sun from I)
142 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa
673-9()60 $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2278 Rutgers (College Park), CM
540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
308 Otero, Newport Beach
640-0020 (Sal & Sun 1·5 )
4 Bedrooms
24401 Santa Clara, Iiana Point
644-2430 $94,950 (Sun. 1·5)
*337 Magnolia St., Costa Mesa
642-8310 ~,500 (Daily 11-4)
224 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle
642-3871 f/3,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
20362 Birch (Back Bay) S. A. Hts:
~200 $59,600 (Sun 1·5)
106 Via Dijon (Lldo Isle) NB
644-4910 $'19,600 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
19802 Providence, Huntington Beach
646-0555 $91,850 (Sat & Sun r-8)
4 BR and Fomlly RM or Den
*1651 Brighton Rd. (Cameo Shores)J)dM
644-2430~~ $350,000 -. at. 1·5)
"**1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM 675'1935 .. (Daily)
*978 Sandcastle Dr. (HVuHllls) CdM
644-2430 $85,600 (9at. i. Sun. 1-5)
' CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
· 3 BR and Family Rm or Den
2482 Napoli Way (Off Santa Isabel) CM
642-3073 $34,iiOQ (Sat & Suh 2·5)
2 B.troom1 *2400 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa
963-2187 '21,000 (Sat 12·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SAllE
2 A 3 Bedroom
425 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar
644-7662 (Sun 1-5)
TRIPLEX !=OR SALE ,
407-09 Poppy, Corona del Mar
642-8235 (Sun 1·5)
HOMJ + INCOME
2 BR A Bachelor A¥f
611 Acacia, Corona de! Mar
~7~ $61,500 · (Daily 1-5)
LOTS FOR SALE
tt1653 Bayside Dr. (Yacbtsman's °Cove)
CdM. 675-1935 (Daily) -
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DOVER SHORES Hy room. 6 bedroom" STATE OARDeNS
B~A~Tl~UL VIEW HOME -for th~ dis-Sparkling blue pool with Lovely 3 bedroom home Den Off Atrium , Crlmtnatm~. Ovtr 3300 sq. ft. of private and slide, Low care yard. A few designete<I for homelines.1, 5 Sprinkli;r systems, tur1\ on
sec. l.uded living. 4 Larf!n~ooms, beam steps to' park and greenbelt! on quiet street in Garden all 3 lountains•trom fnslcJe . ilin ed. f fl ASSU?i.1E $27,000 GI LOAW .. Grove. $28,900. 0 PEN Sha than the mndPI
Ce g ~m 'f roo'!1, al dining room, 6'6 % INTEREST. $292 HOUSE Saturday 11-4:30. Operr£un. 12-4. . ·---!.
and pool with Jacuzzi. Many more exclusive month. Act fast. Call oor.i Oasis St. CHARMING!
features $129,500. Shown by appointment 64>-0303. N'et. Hghts.-Oiclor
unly. Unck{ $30,oM
Office Open S.turdoyi"& Sundays I Ol:I \I I Ol \O\
. '. ·"~ PETE BARRITT REALTY * 645-7344 * 1770 Orange A venue 160S Weatcliff Dr., N.B. Costa Mesa
R 642-5200 10 UNrrs
EASTSIDE
$145,000.
Free Coast to Coast C4lk>g
$194 PER MONTH
General
Pays principle, Interest, tax-'
es and Insurance on this
tidy Ultle starter home with
BEST IN BLUFFS Consistent income of $1660.
All Individual houses with
garBges, on 1 acre. Call !Ol'
detaUs on how to buy.
~ bedrooms and good
• )lard lor~ children and . ~· liiiilli;_ltin< your -l~iijr 8 that apartmont .a,JI!';,.. -"""r own hqi:ae tor ~r
OPEN SUNOAY 1·5
400 CARLOTTA (Off of Vista Caj~nl
END UNIT E·PLAN, on beautiful; wide
greenbelt. 2200 Sq. ft., 2 bdnns. 212 baths
15x24 ft. family rm. w/wet ba~. Immac'.
cond. $63,500
Newport
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!"""! ','\I I If, >, t t -Realtors ;r 646-77Jl Fairview aM:J Westcllff Drive
6'U-11!1 l ---O~pe=:.n~·1~ill~9~P~M::..__
(enytlmel WIFE
INSURANCE HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR
. NEWPORT
RM ERA
All Fwnlshecl
2 Sl'ORY BARGAIN! Con·
venient Newport Riviera
area. 3 bedroom. FAMILY
ROOM! 2 story Palos Verdel
fireplace. Vaulted ceilings.
CO?..WLETELY F U R N •
I SHED at this WW, WW
PRICE! OLYMPIC SIZE
comm. pool. Puttln&' green.
Extremely anxious -try 10%
down! Call today 645-0.103. .. .
I Olli 'I I Il l \fl\
CHARMING
IA Y FRONT PIER
TAKES TWQ
75' BOATS
HOME WITH
POOL
P'LUS DUPLEX
local<d 00 Jarp -do c.o.t.. Meaa lof with room
fDt 3 more unitl. InvHtor'1
delight with loads of pate~
tlal. Home 1?\]"'.-!· tn,, m brlrw ham.mer
a.nd paint )lewh. \II for
co~le dttalls, but .........
won t lut loac. !!46-5880 (Opeo Em.>
• ? HERITAGE
fll •'LTC lRS
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644-0134
General
4·U-IDEAL
COSTA MESA
LOCATION
$77,000 FP -'Near South
Coast Plaza. Almost new only 3% yrs. old... Gross
Income $9540 based upon 3
bedroom ($250) 2 bedroom
($185). After fixed expenses
and loan payments $1223.00.
Srheduled cash spendable
which is $13.82 cash plus
$4.~ equity buildup. Totlll
rtlurn $18.80. AU this and
the appearance ot a single
· family residence. Contact
Richard Van Wert.
ELMORE .co._
REAL ESTATE.DIV.
645-4040
Only 2 Left !
Closeout
$36,5007
Huny -jl181. 2 homes left! 4
bedroom. 2aory. S~pdown
family room. LaUndry room.
Cement drive. BRAND NEW
OCEANVIEW PARK -
CLOSEOtrr SALE! TRY
AN OFFER AT YOUR
PRICE! 5%, 10% or 20%
down . you name It! Hurry.
Call -645-0303.
IOHl\I I 111\0\ .. .
IMMEDIATE
Executive -\VestcliH 3 bed.,
2 bath on manicured corner
lot. Plush carpets, drapes,
builtin1, dining room -pri·
vale ya.rd with heated pool !
Priced by eager owner at
$61 ,950 -Submit your
terms!!
~
4 Bedroom·2 Story
Assume & Save
Exciting two story Spanish
'with aJI -four-bedrooms
upstalni. WaJk one block to
park, tenis courts and pool.
A!llume VA loan with tolaJ
monthly payments ot $253
PITI. Asking $38,cm. Call 546-2313 to see.
4 Id "-POSSESSION rm· ""mily Don't touch thing ~THK REAL $29,5001 rlgh1 10! a Sl>arlding~ ~ES'l:ATERS
NO DOWN! ~~'.':l\'7Jl~~ .::::::;:·:;;::()P[:::":':"~'""':::~
MUST SEE! Qulot'-IU!ed kttchen , with oow vinyl SPYGLASS street. Curved driVe. Portico 11oor. Close lo tchools and
ontry. 4 g;ant bedrooms all major •hopping. $30.'!SO. SPECIAL
Family room Gori~ Vtt;; low down paymt. For FANTASTIC -SPECTACU· SwedlJh firepl~ I.a"""""· details call · Work bench. Huge cHi'Wf'S Call 540--1141 Open EveL LAR · SUPER. There att
PLAYHOUSE and sandbox. not enough v.'OI"ds to des-
Extra Jarse yard. GI _ NO crlbe the v1ew • this home
OOWN"H ... ,. offers. 3 bedrs., 2 ballu:, Call ~rTY 0~ uua one · lara:e living room. dining
rootn, large lot. Presented
at $69,950.
1111\1 \I I '11\0\ .
''Just Ustec:I''
Fashion shoNS
I
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Rich. j>a'neUng thruouL
Redwoi:id cov'd. patio.
Call Agent! Sf&-7652
HARBOR VIEW
In Newport. Helghta. Rustic
Capo Cod 3 """" wllh 3 drr garage, ~ lot I: rtuit
trees with great= harbor view. A home wtth d:lal.~ . l's
so hard to--tind.~1..~ll
take 10% down~
3 spacloua bedroome .
Cheerful llvtng r o o m ,
hand!tDme. fireplaet . Built-in kitchen,
dishwasher. Patio. Freshly
painted inside & ooL Like
new carpetin&. Jr. estate
pork-like Rl"?'lJ"ls. 54()-tm.
1e;1:-1a!•
2955 Harbor, CoBta Mesa
EASTS I OE
SPANISH DEllGHT
$32.950 ' This home is Double
sharp-deep1 ha1 cpl.
throughout, S bcdnJ01111, big mas~er 1 \I i \ e . qule"i cul~e lltreet, / SpQlll.h
arch way to courtyard e~
try, fireplace, built-Im eic.
home ls only 2'41: )'1'I old .
See it, Call _ Red carpft,
Realtor11 546-8640. 1
$23,00I 2 BR;,l BA •'
Sunshine clean A l'(!ady ft'lr
occupancy, Ji.ult right &nr
you renters to Jtet lltartcd.
Carpets 4 drapes th1U>Ut.
Huge kitchen with ga.s ra,,... Country ·-·
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C&ll h:)W, I • -' ~··''It• '• ~:
C-2 ZONED
33,750.
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70'xU>' comer kit, plenly of
parking spl.C(!. ConvertJbJc
bou11e for office or bua1ness
+ 2 car gar.
I
• 8'<1nn, -roon>, """' hall, CU!tom cen.m\c tOe.
lndlrl!ct llahllna. na""'1 wood cablnetll, pdme home
area, S«>-J'l)).
TARB ELL
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$25,950 LOOK TO THE °l""~--~ ;,J,,, .......,~· OOl.L HOUS• 1&.u•
FUTURE ·~ 2 Bed,,,.,., com pl ote I y Rl&BON
blauWlll I bi<loCCJ•• ~t ~lko lrt, 13 500, ,,,.,,_.ltd. W.• l'OOOljl Sl'ECIAL , =ct. I.Use f a m I y okitr hom6. on ~2 pro-l. den ""1th elrcl.al&r tlreplaoe. WE KA VE A RllA.L PRIZE d~ bullHn nnat. oYtn , ~. 121xl40. DR.IVE BY Garden Oto~ Beaut IWlb. ldacpc, apadout W t N NE R H E RE ,
6 wullf:f', BeautU\lJ. U2 C(.'CU Pt CAu. lOt rorn.r lot &arpjn pr1ctd LOCATED ON LAGUNA'S ~~ • park-JU.. yud. dtt&llJ. .. SUBMIT • SUIMIT 126.900. LE ADER s HI p IJ' AME D RI v IE RA
I ln[DI REAL ESTATE 80-4468. O'.)ASTLINE. Dot a 11 e d g I LllU 1111 · · ... • ccmpott • · · REPOSSIS.SIONS °"'~ d...,• w/all £);J:t3! HM4U Ml 443S ~,:mut~~.: ~U For lntormat'°" and lucaUoo ~r:f!:..~e:d=v;
Haner, Coda Me• HIDEAWAY muter BR ..• 1.38t2 Rl.ata ~n~':.7HA 6 VA home1, bdl'm. • DEN (or 3
llnL• •STATi Town"°""' for atnal• or · 11grn1 · KASAllAN ~1!;"·1...., llccr,.,_e~~ V. K,..-eou.plc, f\lrnl1hed or unturn. U '"" lhruout. fn.JCE MS t R .
$2.S,500 $32,500. ~ r RMI &at•te H2o-6644 SUITE W/PATIO, h 1 1
D:Cf-llent' e 11 t 1 1 de loca· OPEN SUN. 12:»-S ffl.4433 961-4433 blt-tn~ant A drti.er. ~" 3 iJednn.l bath 411 GLOUCESTER Huntlnpn llHch • '$1950 • frf'o HAS -TO.-~ home, BJ.a: trou, hua:e OU TUltln, 1~ bltl. N. of · 4 BR, 2 8A FIREPLACE ~ .i.""' ~'""
1ot-pd ... te MCluPon, belt 2)th Strffl. , · Extra wide lot. W/boat fl\t, l .t Vt 1 featvt. fPldo\ll
buy co !ht martcetat 12'.500 HAL PINCHIN '".,,.,ANT Nr. DottllU. II» owner STEP DOWN UV. RM.
,.. It ->OU'll low It -Red RIAL TOil 67"""2 aw;.., 15112 Y-onicllJlN Lane wmt MAMIVE EXPOSED earp.1 11e&11on 64H640. u aNSION nt497.()812 CROSS TIMBE!IS, LOE.
WESTCLll'F PIUC• 111.IDUCID """' Sl.UMPSTONJ; FIRE · w~ tndltlooal 4 Bdrm. • 2U •AST ltTH ST. ~ldadn. .:,_:i:; ~~ .~ $1200 TOtAL DOWN ~a::.-= .. ~f
21,t bath home, ln xlnt Spacious 3 BR., 2 full bath Their mo 1 t prutictoua S t e pa av e r k I t c h ~ n neflhborhood. Ftat'll'ff · CUltOtn home on TOx125 ft. model w/cantor p a t to Small 3 Btdroom cottqe, ...... bl O • D"' used brick lrplca., paneled )ot., Copper plwnbina, frpc.1 ao..1um. f'taturirc sunken country kitchen, hu,p bt,ck ,_. t .. ln RAN E • ,g&,o.
family rm. Immaculate! cav d. Jl«Uo, t ro p I ca iW'rm., ftrepl tml din rm yard, not far from bead\. OVEN, DISHWASHER. etc.
20x40 fool. Offered at 1 and ac a fo!: ni· Cholce fam rm., lra'bdnnl w/U: Onty $24,000. BKR. 962-55ll. ~1& to~~naeu:
S79.50l. Eutilde • n, 10 r cept'IY tra muter all draPllitl ttmioU.t. 2 Belt.'00)'
II LL GRU!ilDY RL TR. !!!·~~n!~~ss. shown by upsraded elec bltln apPl'a. 6 OWNER wants_ a_c t t 0 n. vn:w DECKS. 'l'hll ~
67U161 ?i1.R. ROJ3INSON Y?9 nN". Move In for Sharpest S BR tn Hunt Bch., newer bomt~li; our.''Buy o
ONE BLK TO BEACH
Uve ln a qua.int, 9 yr old
5euide home, l blk lo bch
PLUS have your ow n bu1lne11 at home. Zoned
oommerel&l. 962.fill.5 Bkr.
DavlA Realty 642-7000 ChriAt.ma1. A mlllt to com. close to beach. ONLY the Month~ at
, po.e • priced bolow mlct. 139.500. Call for detail" $43.950 l'ULL PRIC• Attention GoHers """ for ..... ,.,_1m PAm wALKER ·SEE TODAY
l'yiii-.. REALTY MGIOSNSEIONTOMRO•~LWTY!
PRICE REDUCED -·••---OWNER lelv'°"' Femlb' rm. ~ OPEN SAT/SUN 1 5 71 (=J t• is hup with natural brick 985 So. Cea.st HWf., 1..quna
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$51;195
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NtwDoft Belch condominium.
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Newport Crest lnfO«nlllon Ctnltr,
convenltntry IOClttd 1t
2400 We&I c;out Hlghw1y
~ Suite B, Newport Beach.
Open D1lty 10 a.m. to 1un11t.
17141 645-61 41
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3 BR., 211 ba, Vaoaot." W&lk '.,.8::;' 'lllE':.o A":.~ <
to beach. S57 .soo. Owner $104 om "Will carry ~
will help finance. ~· al "" 3(t )'Ul'L I Oceuvlew Rlty. ~1400 Aalnt. fll.l2l 5. • l
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-· °"""' -" fer .... • 160 *'ll>e B!ulfa.,-~BR, I\; ha, O'.)llDO ~SPECTAUsrs • -:
upgraded, D plan. 1 yr, JfA VE Olllto SELL f ~ W'J!: \
$51,500. Owner 64H430 CAN DO· L ,W~A BUY
' ~exe. near the ocean · ONEf v:E GO'l"n:M l •
Lenon, Realtor v~ :f'HA·Jsi;1., 2. s " 4 ~~" * 8'Jl.85Q * BEDkOOMS: I lN A LL I: ..
HARBOR Vu Homet, Phue AR,EAS. From 121,950. '*4._'
2 area, POrtofino. Fee land, sub~fIT OFFERS. lat9rin -1 Ma •1 • fireolace, 4 bdrm, brk, P"-(714) 4M-07SI ·
141 1ter1Clrc1 S35.95o. 842-2561. OCIANl'RONT
NEWPORT HEIGHTS <Adj. S.A. Country Clubi SnUCJfJle In OWNER tran •. a5'um• 5!1% COMMUNITY
... ,... DAVIDS1o"N'500REALTY For Winter loan, 3 bednn, 3 baths, LOE t U •--·
Princlpall ooly. -1. re~!/iiiinc. Jl68-o4>11)5. ' j
. Newport Htl9ht1 NEW R:r' ' RMERA•ALI. -,, Ori t r_J;QQR. f.rr. Dllllhb' . :
VICTORl.._N crpt'd, s BR, 2 BA, din nn. · · • ...... ~ dlninp; rm. built-ins. brk, . . •m y nuun:r, ocean-
4 BR. + maid'• or aue1t rm 67~9060 646-n67 Th.I• cozy home baa a $28,IXMl, 846-0004. ~t ~~~ 5 ~·. ~ ~t~ ~'="fi· ~~ Mesa Vtrde beautifUI family room wlth OWNER muat ltll. t bedrma.-w/trplc. J'ortnal din nn
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•-....... , flrtplace to kttp you warm entry ball, dlnina nn. , .... ~n -·•...-4 kltch-· LllO~ .~B" !'y P"""Ro' p Very Choice Location. lit all \vtntl!r lq. And a firepla ln tamU brk. -"· ...._. ~ ... ~ "'"• "" "" • Ume on market, 3 laqe kitchen that Is ideal for the $36500ace96)....&566 Y rm, centn.lb' located. Rectea· * 60-74'1 * b<llro1>1n" LalfO l!vlna • rook. Extra l&rfl• tonnal ' ' . · """ rm.. Over 3,000 "I· ft. ""
Corona del Mlir fonnal dlnlna· 2 tlftpl&cto. dlnin& room. Thla t OWNER millt leave, full di& one level. ~ed. by I r.i.T.ii;~=---;:~~;;;;;=:~;~--Lulh earpetlog • drapcr\el. bedroom 11 prieed at Ing nn, :mide "e!" .~!;..4 ll1ce ....., • podo "'"'u' I i.oka l!.,.lt ...,._.. ~ I-'--------· I Hua:e covettd patio, At-$35,900. Call MT-6010. bednna. n. ....... .-.-A, wq f\mctklnaJ, W'I • • ~_s.;,;.; 9MC1t CAt.90 SHORES tractiwlyland1caped ~1313. planned bame. Room tor CX>RNER LOT a BR. A "-Bef...., ycj1 buy acy ""'* ~-THB •RAJ.~ OPEN """" 3 bdrm pool $92.500. lam -•-•~ 'llP ,..._ pt, vwlnlr<Wll This ii the most exquiaitely this • B k _ pl'fftiae din rm...-.12.~ wan * ....., * rm w, .. IN'"• --. ..U Prime ot all ~t )0. =ed:· ~.u ~--ooe. ro ... ~11'!• ti::.~61ri Softwlnd Dr. -~It"-.. =."':.t.;JT~o -~'2':!'...~:1~
srteti, ~ In~ eYeJ"y room; TAX SHELTER TIME . ~ 137~1'1 -lookt tha ocean 1: harbor no~ bu been spe.r@d. for 1913. Eutllde tleeper. 5 3 Br., 2 ba, frplc, patio, erpt, m. OOMI' ·"' -en~ A rare J.istin& at Three rn a r n I f l cent hoult• on a lot, two 3 $23,500 bltm. Boat entr. By owner. 11).1........., 2 STORi: ELEGANCE, 3 $110 oco. ·
bedrooml,alovelypooltna bedrooms, thrt!'e 2 3Bedroom 2bath owrstzed $26,700.988--2Tl3. ,...._.._..o.. Bll,38.l,w/11tudy +tam '
TQWNHOUSE t.plo'.'. 10xlo prtv. pallO. 2 : !
. -'~--car~· Pool, rec. nwi, etc. , Estate charm with ~1uu-~..-~· $}4,:,001 Qwner/Agt 6ff-88lf I~ t
C011vtnience. Wann your or &e-3073. Open Sal 6 Sun. _ -1
-bdan the I~ S..·dh'-.. J '1
trptc. In the beamed • SpoCloiis' ~ lltoey 2 BR, l~ , tani.Uy rm.1 or oUer a tout BA. lllMna. frpk:. Sepirdt I
to yOOl" ,_.ta 1n the fol1nal llftll• W J'tiol J:etftatloa: \ ~ 't.1!" Ji:'·.:J:i il' lmtntti7 facilirl!:del. ' 1 ~ Ii an IM¥ priol!I: tac .. ldllltl only. .o :"I-\ 500. 11..'.iWc!r 15. itoo ~ ~ 151' OPIN SUN 1-5 c.111. --~ ' ~ at 16th l'LACI ln~n;;',I'~ 1ii · :
~,~BO,Y ~ -aarden aettlng and a very bedrooms. Price ot $85.000 double airage 'c em e 11 t Irvine VHfYI PLUS mr, 3 -gar., frnt & rear ............ . fine ~an view. $139.500. is 7.5 Umn annual gtQSs. dtiveway la~ fenced Jot s Ylliiff ~Ho. bltns, fplc, $41,950.
Call 675--7225. Grab that phOne this In· yea.rs ne~. elech·ic bullt:ln ... privacy. This 3 bdnn., 2 T..Q!T R~INC 3'29*E. ~*·•· CdM, J~; ~.tant! l'ange & oven, dishwasher, RUTGERS MODEL bath home 1\ta on a larae, uv..11 Ii~ l~m CJS Ree.Hors Bert Mott eating bar. dining room. · comer lot wtth an abW'I· MODEL GARDEN HOME 3 ES'tt!M6 $4,100 DOWN
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Very sharp 2 bearooth, 2 14_ I
story unit.I tn a gn:at artL 'l'l Live . in one and rent lht )..! 1
o.thtr t\\'O for a.bout Sf,50, I ~fl month.. Call 611-1215. 111
I 548-1168 Eves. 557-ii244 fonnp.l living r o o 111. 5fo~~'l:use3 ontt'!'"iana··~~ dance of ~ature trees sur-BR, 2 BA. entry klt., air, <Plus normal costa), will
-.--;·.·T --r-1.•i• DELIGHTFUL EASTSIDE 3 v.•all-lo-wall ca rp e,t s, prime ll'eenbelt loca.ti.on roundlna: It to cre.1.te thC! fplc, open beams, bltns, cpt, I C114l073·0210 1 move you In tomonow! Spk
.:.i:. • bdnn home \\•/beautUul ln· drapes, FA heat, lary:c patio 1 ulat ndHiO h calm, peaceful atmosphere. drps. $13,500. 837.£161. &: 3 bd 2 ba ha r · ' · \11\th S-B-Q payments Ieu mmac e co n. u A \'lew that 'NOn't quit! Call -:t001W,..._ll'fd. span nn.,I 1 · ~1.1•~1c1AaY DI r•c cotw1~1 c.o 1er1or -dee p sbal crptl, lrg than rent ~on't last. had lots of I.ender lovina Bryan Mace. $52,000. 4 8EDROOM POOL HOME. """'°"IMcft·Clilf9rMll•HIO 419 IRV NE
' · corner firepl for that cozy 1, ' care both l!Wde and out. ~ lftd/fitrd, cathedral ceil· Open $•f/Sun P .M. IRVINE TERRACE Chrlatmu. Dinlnl: area· all S53.00o. I. Ines. cust wet bar, tam nn, University RHlty tv•sioiatT °' ntt eot.WM co.
4 BR, 2\io Ba., with 15>36. hid . b"Utin kitchen. U., boy • '() ,,,, -•u 837~61 4 BEDROOMS ,,._ TAX SHELTER
pooL 41,, brkfst •• ,.. ;o =terms. soU-:,s;,Dro. ASl'Call Ul·Ull ( =1 131·5111 8 eel h·11 _,,,, -·""· ~· 3001 E. CsL nwy 673-<510 50 UNITS •Itch. Bamn1nton "· bohlod REALTORS. • • I . .~!A0 .. L_!~A51:T. E TRI-LEVEL 'Wooos HOME FAMILY ltOOM oPEN HOUSE Sun 1-4, ey IS39 M . pnp. Abmlutely immacu-I 1 ~ ........... _ 5-BR, 3 BA w/lplc, wet POOL ov.-ner, 3 Br., 2 Ba, den. 2 22 UNITS
ta .. tlu'Uout " prleed rl&hl OPEN HOUSE Place on Top n~•"TY _,, 5G-01!6 bu ... patio klL fantastic °' ~ca..-.-dbl-· 13911 M
" 111.500 Pl"' • you owo SUN 1-5 . Of Y-Utt ~ 1 CUSTOM UNITS at iss,500! 837-<Z17 arming """""' bu ; It 25U Margaret Dr., N.B. 1S% dowo, WHU!de c .&L the land • not Jeuehold! • Univ. Park Center, Irvine LAKE FORE.ST REALTY borne, d~ nn., larre ~ llOR INVESTOR
SCENIC PllQP!'RTIES 10101 Sl'RUCE "°"' toto lhll channlog 4 Call Aeytimo, -. + Plans. Mw St . .,.._. Lido 11'-W.lly rm.. 2\0 bath•. ** $32 '51 ** OOOD MOM•NT 2915 E. eoUt H">'·• CcfM Don't rent, buy this 3 bedrm, bedroom, .2 bath home. Office hours 8 AM to 6 P!.I Woodly street. 3 Bdrm., 2 .., Modent bltn llland ldtche MU1! 6~5126 xtra hll lot, aeparate N t-in kitchen with large ba. upper. Frplc., dinina: bltn. aeep frrftu .. Bel. • '4~+ .... ~1::~: f Sale/Ex:c:hmllt Up.
warksbop tor only ~.500. eating area. Perfect for all Unlver1tty P•rk rm. &: view deck. Lower * CHOICE * ly .~ecorated I: land9cap@d M;" ~ ' E ~ u; tnslll, 6'1'3-1810, '6.Znt
IMM£D, POSSIS. larwln ,..11y Inc ye"' •ntert&inlna ne<d•. s BR on Ill Groebbolt w/4 1-BR., bath: fir • ., cell. Nord Comer Loi ~-'i'C'..~~. ~ • N'pt Rts. -hurry! OwnrlBrit ) "°"' rl&lll In • iowb' 2 * -* Shop eorly ,.,. thll ""'· 1>0011, 2 ,.,.... ,,... "muy ~ ~ to prlv. patio. ~ BdrmL, 3\; baths p1.., din ~-.-.-BALllOA a,t,Y Piii.OP INVEST~( , ,t =:-=;,move-~l~r'"::~: *-~~· *.., ~lO. at $77,500. Call ~yr 'f.:..~"' ;! ldllL del.: >.Iii>~:;'.":!'~: nn. pl"" ig<l'l9·,~ CAL"L .• , "'"'"' , * 64i-74fl .* · ' TWO ..i>LE¥ES, a1trt ,.tut,;; ·!
NI Iv d ~ bl • ·-~ ~---·"-:'9tl • ··-ooi)> 147.500. e&<h. 14751. u ·1' f'~ eccrat~. . Pl" .. ;,,..;w , (9' THB R-··~· ma;ot, 1no1 dck " patio. ~·~w. ~· LIDO RIALTY--· S.n Clam .. 11 · ctown1. Call tor detal!I '.!. a~ A on an R-2 loL 7Jl.W'J ..,..._, . ~ Bllin vac, Intercom, fully ,....... · AIALTY 842-Gt. '.1 MORGAN REALTY 2 ~"i ~ t.cb uiilt BS 1:11\,TJER -::arpeted, draped. Ju 1 t 33n VI& lJdoj_}~'J>t. Beach N•ar Nt.,.rt P••t orrlr• BY O'NM?': uerllk:e. 2 BR .• .!f'"w-• . l 67~ t7U45t Ext; "'O'l!lf ~ '35,000. . OPEN T~ •PM r!'linaneed for 142,800. "l!allk * 673-7JllCI * w/1un ileck, ocean view, 2 __
L OWN&~ oPtn SAT /SUN 1.5 appraised ot 157.100. Whloh BY OWNER' 4 dccn to Bay, . JUST LISTED I car ...,... o..... will • --OUP IEX•BY l\tR ROBINSON BACK ON is our asking price. fWIU near Tennis, South garden Newport Beach Dupl~ _ 3 fin~. Ph.' 492-0638. f lCW$ Larkspur, remodeled • _ help finarice.. Bd dow 2 811 inn!&Beacti Blvd., H,a
"e!Jdy to move In. Shutters, 642-7tl00 54S-564 i MARKET 0\\'ll<!t s.>2+9284 FANTASTIC VIEW court patio off Living A dJn· . nn•; n. up. ag S•nt• An• ' BY =r. ' beautiful new kitchen, bath 2 HouHI in& ma. L&e b r I ck · carpeting, rrplc.~ In ~ . ·-uwNEll
It carpet. Open Sun I-5. Both I ...
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_J\!AKE offer on w, charm· RACQUET Club 2 story 4 Br, •. o1. Lquna I: entire coast· landscaped Strada patio. 4 Nicely dt!COrated upper unll; BEAlJTIFUL 2 stry. 4 bdrm. TO SETTLE. ISTATI
$66,SCK>. 673•1658: 67}-7616. , or'I Y ~-.,. Ing 3 BR one 1 tor y 3 Ba, fam rm, fOmW dlning line! 2 Bdrm. home; den, BR, 3 ba:., $13,500. OPEN t dishwuher &: Wllt·lna. 3 ha., farm al dlnln& nn., Gardeq Qrove, u untta. 2 f:
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Xlnt renW. or live m 1. home .• .lushtanaerine n'n, tile roof, h~ master l~ baths. Juat 10 min. lo to 4, Sat, Sun. 224 Via $66,000. -,. . -----~patio, heated pool , BR,•~1 lltUdlo, + 181 •
OUM n. ~ (Rent the othm') 2 BR each. shag car petin& .•. 81.n suite. Owner. Prin. on1y. NewpOrt. Offered at 179,500. Ithaca 642-3871 Call: 873-3663' 642-2253 Eves.. comer lat. Owner $45.XIO 3 BR, 2~ "ha owner'L XfDt 1 2lO PolNettia Private yard.I, att first-at Taylor. $M,D>. ~7059, Call: 973-3863 548-1630 Eves. BY Owner, Ju.st remodeled, Sol.CU orJ48.8822 cond.1150,00'.>. &2~ ~ ,1 ) .
By owner. 2 ilR. l~ ba, plus 428 Hamilton St., then call: LADERA L•nune Beach ne\V bltn kit., 4 BR. beaut r __ ....._ L__,. loan AUUlll&ble. 539-16M; 1 1 bt w/ba. ove: garage. I.rs 64)..1000 if lntere1tt'd. .. .-v•n ~ Evu 66nJ9
lot, nu !:!P'!.i.lc drapes* OPEN HOUSE DAILY* ~~u;l..J~~,OOO . _,,,~~~;;,·===:-I $74,!1111 • ,.,...,., u AM to 4 PM ollly 968-4433 . '61-4433 * MODERN * 3 BR. 2BA ~ !« oale :g WIS• INVIESTM•NT
Owner, Spectaculat _337MaanoHa.C.M. 3Bdnnu· '1'2baf~;hlghbeam Newport luch ~~~Wl~to is YoUl'I; in ihl: 4-plec , _,. ~ ~ ~· ~~ :1~rq,2ts~l. 4 BDRM .. xtra sharp, 0mi·~w=~~· Westcffff ·Area. ~,'f,'iores. IChool, .f.99..3140 ~~~~ .-,
Bdrm. Modltt. homo. 8"p. bltos. tel calll 10 om-3 pm brk fpl, oil crptd, oil 2 Bdrm., 2 batb b>me w/ WOOOl!D SECLUSION HARlloR VIEW HOME T,,.lln me. Aikin& $47,ioo.
dJnln& rccm.199,960. lo do, $40.500. Ownr,64H3!0 docl<I & !lo Ooly 3 +OCEAN VIEW $39,950 BY °"""' 2 ..,, Spani1b = ...,. • rn-lDlo :00-'1050 ASSUME FHA terms, $29 ,000. old. Prlo: .;. 1mm..,l'!:; 1 BR + l BR .......... 2 La--Rumpus 5 BEDROOMS • 3 BATHS M. d ; .. r r a n • a 0 hom• _;. ... ~L ~ HARB0~-':~3 Hllll.B 2,~.Ji.!· BY OWNER • Clollele. P K. lorwin realty inc &ale, 138,000. frplcs, dbl carport + dbl • Y-re at u red In Home • ooean ·~~. r, n -lmmac. 3 BR, 2 BA, FR, * WILL TRADE * -· C1ooe to beach. Room •Pool •--lhll •·-"· ~-m...-, 4.000 .,. ft. + TRIELllX-OPEN HOUSE. ~ .. !79,500. 644-1330 eve1 A encl patio. Rm •-r ........,1, 960 "n5 / A beautiful condo apt. in Must tell this week. $43,900. ":':,_ e~. ~ ~~n::! maid's qtn. MilliOn dollar 625 D.h st. ·HB Sat/Sun 1~ w-w ~ ,,_...,., w 9 , ·-··· REEF REAL TY Just bo&W to toll the .....,, -•· -·..., rm .. -~•0 vi.w of cca111ioe • city -illt , -I.:'~""'-----· I trail.er, etc. 557-4263. est , ._.,... Nl&Uel, rilbt 4'7·l7ll about lhil NeWpOrt Beach living rm., formal dining llahtl. 5 BR. Pool Ir nd.
Coit• Mesa BY Owner • The largtst, on the &"Oll coune, for a ·borne, an exciting pool aide rm .. 2 brick ftrf'placiea-wet ~acre lot eustoin•oou~ tJY Nllm• '1 BR.. apt•. Gro11 -<:1Jo4: 1--------·I nicest, I ea 1 t expensive, $ZJ OOO home in the beach area. atmosphere that f 1 ow s bar -prof. decorated & preaent OWner ln 1961. SlT,ooo. Price $92.000. Nevw -, SZ3 000 2 IR 1 IA stna:le-story 5 BR bome ln • • Price ln comparable rana:e TIME FOR through the rerumpus ~.S1$ote:xlras. Cowan Hela:hta area. Price Vacant Owner. 548--4S62. r.}' ~-·:-I • dy ,_ Mesa dttl Mar. $38,500. 3 BR. 2 BA, dbl fV, 60'x100'" or, 138up oooto mid-$41'.l's. Otte~ room with fire lace and Fee $7f,950 ~ redllcfll to S148.COI. Phone tnd111trl1 \·Pt'oplrty 161 ,-,u•-w"" c ~ • rea ...-r MS-1357 lot, acbla .l lhtrl cloae by. a , · attp down wet . Three 54U921or630-050(). --''--'-'"'"' ---'--I
occupancy. Just rlj:ht for Seller pays 1500 ol "'··--* NORll'H END * bldrooma. &e&-nn. you renters to aet. ltarted. CUI'E .Cot~ • 2.Br. Neltl· rosts· 11400 total cub ~';'d. Hon1e with, bdnn •. apt. 4 2 qu1c1 CASH . ' IAYPRONT HOME Modular/ M-1 Lot ID'XS', :xlnt arff.. •
CarpetJ . A drape• thruout. f'd In ' ll'ffl. $24,500. Lot ~rlhlp ii cheaper-~ rm. gue•t apt.. Walk tci beacfl; ! ~·Ar;, ··AL~ MJd..Penlnlula area, lit time 'p,.1u11t Home• 120 =· lnyestmenta LTD, '·.;,,_: Huse kitchen with Pl 140'x69, R·2. Prtn. only. rentenhl Call & 1hOpplrW center. Oceln ---'AF IS tt...., •lo I ~ ~·Country atmosphere. Contact Jim, 66-~ or I' p. now view. ProJectlnl an 11mual THI -N no"?.; :,. oni,y~ s:.:. =-~~ B~ a Nnr ~ MoUnt•I~ Dwrt, ,M
• .-. 67HOll. lnccnle o(f1,86tl. Priced at OUQH A - -BR, 4\io BA, maids rm, fam wam.~~~iii R.,;t 174 -. :
BY Owner nice 3 Br. l Ba. $75,000. ' , rm Uv rm dJn rm 2 Try -.N-marur bome. $150 dn, $225 96).2456 9118-2(8) Entklnd RNI Eat•t• . frtli~. C11V Patio. pia'.' .1: JU~ HO LOT hi .tamoul Lab Havua, "
llal-·-ei""'==-=· ::;m;...,.500_._•_uro._ .... _,l•-----•1::318:....:Tc::llALIA=---"491::::~ -809=31 DAILY PILOT ·lack lay Area deck. Comp! remodeled lo 218.GJ-nlT 11ont7 9f"tlie -.i -'' Open EveL
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"ESA WOODS BUILT ,;.., lot. $33,960. By°""''· GARDENS TED HUBERT• ASSOC. ·WANT' AD rm. of!I"'~· many l~pm.Agent6'1Wlll. ~!:'' -orwill-lorC<>lta , .~
""' 28&9 El Rio Clrcle. Spack>us trllevel, l a r I' e 3f7l Via Lido NB ~ xtiu. Sw pool i"" '!!!M!!'!!~~!!t!!!lio.,. I ;~~~:-.:~~ Maa or Newport Beach b-' 4 bedroom 2 both, l'ount1ln V•lloy tonnal dtolog, roomy v~ -.....,,1 Reot ;"~~~;"°R'111~ EXCLUSIVE ccm•P"'R· -·
f ily "et __._ 111"1<"" paneled d<0, 4 huge -·-BAYCREST HOME eRE1'TAI.-Palm ~ ..,. •m rm qui ..,,. BIG hedrccnui 3 baths $17 500 ""!'! • ..!.. opt.Dall, •Pilottore 842-5671 Newport~>'d., C.M. Exel•-, new, cuotom • Br, Aporhn•~~· 15'2 Nr. A/Part. 3BR, 2BA, hid • hood $]9 700 LE ADER Sl! IP REAL ~~· M ~. -l 3 &°i:xne ct..-,; th• For 51,. poo1,~~~end, wk, mo . , . • • · BEAUTIFUL ESTATE W-4466. !~~1u.!'!_1~·-drpd. ed. * 10 UNITS * ~tt:' avail. C •II • ':
lorwin realty inc ~ 3 bedroom. 2 bath.I~===~==~ ' •-QCILll ~·· .. ....., I Family ""°m pl *WHY PAY RENT?* orptd, 189 500. $)95,000. HQUSil ~ r•blo oo Palo ; 968-4405 !loo room aoo "; ~: .. , owo your own. Bdrm.. Q.li'il-0 .l\"' I. _ f)-C fllo·Q.• 1215 SOMIRSET LA. fum., lmma<:. Sb< ~BR. 1~1 Vmle uae«r. 854-33foll, Box ~ '
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1-1365 mo. 961-2510 644-n10 RL TR. CHI• Mola From $154 * ·~ Calh * 0.-al 4 Br. Condo. Qpta, -· E·SIDE 1 br, conv. deo. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ DELUXE 1 & ~ BEDROOMS
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C-.o WIUIUl,. ~ "hrs. SHARP 4 BR, 2 BA. Canieta. ' D'·b --· All -... ; , clra~L·~·· d•bwonr . l~vina At Budget Pric .. I ,. w~er -UWltles Paid. -1---.. '7~·~---Adulto Only· No Poh ttot.11 *Apia. ft\O. -.,,:xo. • $195 · NEW 2 BR, 11.4. BA, FURNISHED . 241 Avocado St~ Cotta Mesa * 141·0111 1r lrvlna Condo. c\'.:litn~t;:~· UN>;IJRN~ VILLA MARSEILLl!S
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BR.OKERS INC. -. I BR. 2 Ba. air/cond •. 12'151--.~-----G S Furnlahod & Unlumlal>H Theoe Are J.,t A Few Of S BR. 2 Ba. atr/Cond ... 1310 YEARLY 1 ..... NEW 2 Br, 2 GARA E Adult LMnt
"2-tl51 Our MANY llENTALS • • • ! BR. 2 b&. Atrium .... l340 Ba. 0• Goll Coone. l300 * CONVENIENT Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
1----'-'-----· I · * ! BR. 2 Ba. A,t:twn ... • 1365 mo. eau 6'5-2030. ro ALL BEACHES Plush shag carpet. mlrrured wanlri>be doors·
, CAStt POR S:, . ~:~~ 1 BR. 1 Ba. ¥· nn. '' !4'15 Mission Vlolo FROM $I 40 MO~H indirect lfghtirig in. kitchen • breakfast bar •
, YOUR lfOUSE Avl now. 3 BR, 2. : "'P"· · drps, ADULTS PL~..=--+-.:h~uge prrtlv~te fenced patio • plush ludscap-
AnY condlllon. CALL NOW * : bl.,., . pr1v11. lot & ta.ot VILtA POMONA g • b c. Bar·be-Ques • large healed pools
FC»t IMMEDIATE OF· $135 . ALONE~ 1ii Ac! Huge mo'• rent. $ 2 3 5 Imo . & lanai, Alr condiUoning. ~. A~~ REAL I Bl'. dbl ·•"*· v .... L ~. PHONE 64Z.201S 3101 So. Brlatol St., Sant•""• S57-l200
......,... Townholno Unfurn. 335 ll1.ll0 Pon><> .. Av<.> COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
' ' 1145 • COZY 2 Br Cotta.rel "SINCE 19411" MANAGING AGENT PRIVATE ~J'N&nf!: amf:ll Gar. Febcf;d for tot. lrt Wntl!m Bank Bldg Huntington Beach WEEKLY-MONTHLY
home wtlric:ome unlta in * Uni .-..... p-..... _ _._..: Executive Suites Corona det Mar In' area v.,..,.,. cu-., uvum 2080 N Bl d A F Doc "® Wr11e·it a .scotL $154 ·FIXER JPPERI 3 Br. Daya 552.7000 Night& NICE dean 2 BDRM owporl Y • pis. urn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. ae~raJ ·0euverY. Loi l Ba. Hua:e yard tor kidJl1-::1::=z:==:;z=;;Eii;1i=j townbou.se, t in. ba. bltns, Coat• Mesa Altos ~-940'J2• (40B) Pfls. 1• W/D, wfw crpts & drps. 642-2611 Huntl"lfon Jnch C1pl1tr•no Beach m..8n -' LANDLORDS I 2 BR. I» ba ........... 12'5 $!Ml. To,.. call 962-8'181 STUDIOS & 1 BR'S
. • FREE RENTAL SERVICE 2 BR. 2 Ba ............. $300 N-port Booch e FREE LI LaQUINTA HERMOSA-SMALL houle, adults/"' w .. ~ 3 or 4 ~ 2 2 •'Ml:. ·-nens """· SllO., hall stove/oo ~·~u, · BEACON RENTALS 3 BR .. ha ............. -1--'------~-· ~··-~-~th homei. ~euta t~ * .,. "lll * 4 BR. 2 ba. Broe.dmoor S385 e FREE UUlltiea .,,. ......w1try L>lllate Liv-gar, avail Dec.16, 34565Vla bon. Must ~ clean . ....,5.,. -4 BR. 2 ba. fam nn •••••• ,.,,. TRI-LEVEL 2 BR, 3 BA, • fU.tl Kitchen &: Spaciou& Apt&. Ter-Verde, 49&-9691, Palisades. ~---.-....1 ~ frplc. Magnil'lcent view on raced pool unk rear,. .... trees ......... area. LANDLORDSI Back · Full bl $425 6 • Heate.d Pool ; 11 en gas NE\V lux, ocean vu, 2 BR,
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$750,000 health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 light·
ed tennis courts. bicycle trails, putting green.
shulneboard, croquet. Spacious junior l 's
from $174.50 monthly , plu s I or ?-bedroom
plans and 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed·
rooms. All with electric kitchens, private baJ ..
cony or patio, carpeting, draperies. Subler·
ranean parking, elevators, optional maid.ser-
vice. Gourmet food market, dry· cJean~r,
beauty salon on grounds. See beautifully fur-
nished models today, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m . Other
times by appointment. Just norlh of Fashion
Island at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills
Ro~d.
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
on the bay
felephone (714) 644-1900 for rental Information.
Aj.t. Unfurn. 365 · Ajjl.'·u;;;;;m. 365
HARBOR GREENS
Furnlatt.d &
Unfurnllhed
From $130 to $21S mo
Bachelors e I Bdrms
2 8drm1 e 3 Bdrm•
11/J or 2 Full Baths
* * *· Ring Brothers
Announces
SOME APARTM~NTS
AVAILABLE
FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY Prlce raflie,ot u'p to $45,000. • i et1·h•11 Bay. tns. · • Laundry Facllltiei. BBQ. Unbellevable Living • P r d $250 34626 ;;./~· ~pies only. ~~lnderM:F. r I tn~:~ 36ryon thly .• TV & maid serv avail ~nlyBR. FURN. $115 c!r!t~noe(:.pi~.o.,
PRIV. ~ want:a 5 BR • Laguna. Our Rental Ser· • Santa Ana •-Phone Service -2 BR. FURN. $215 Corona del Mir Muter size bedroom11 w/
home pdol •• lot in Me14 ~~fREE to You! Try . · REALTY I~--------Unbeliev•bly Be•utiful 2 BR. Studio.Furn •. $240 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I hlgh beam celllngs, large
(Reservations accepted
on olben)
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P\k>t P.O. • ..Bd<' J560i\tiit& 613-4030 . or ~ Ofllce houri 8 AM to 6 PM lge pvt. patio, d~ gar. Nr. everywhere. Stream &.' ~-ConvetUent ~aundry area
Mesa. CA DG& , lalbN. '*'IMUla \ So. Coast Plaza ... 979-9184. Waterfall, 45' pool Rec. Rm. ('4 b1kt S. of San Diego Frwy off ki tchen. Enclosed pa·
WANTED from pvt. owner,• · · J< 4'1i BR,.2 ba, Univ Park oU Duplexn Unfum. 350 Sauna, S&la 1·2 Bdrm., on Beacbjl I blk W. on Holt ~ tlos. 2 swimming pools,
1 _...._ Bch. ~antront chann BAY VIEW 1 BR. w/W aha& CUiver D~ ... ~ )Bil,. L Fum-Unfurn. from .1138. to 16211 arlml<k! Lane.) aauna, recreation faclli· hS:: Prefer with ttntal unit crpt'g, drpa, paint. All new. = s:n&. rs wkd)'s; Corona ftl Mlir SEE l'.f: 2000 Paraona, Cn4) 347.5441 • ON TEN ACRES ties, Security euard. No
included. Pvt. party will pay Yard. Gal\ ~ yr 1 Y. l un. 642-86't0. -Apts. turn./witurn.. Lease peta,
caah. 49ol-TU9 ~ 494-2791. 642-4I02i L .. una Bffch SPAC 3 Br, 2 Ba, 2',S car CHRISTMAS SPECIAL LaQulnla H'or--· l'lreplace I priv. patios.
WANTED IAndl !>IO I. ., C. del Mar gat. Ocean w, priv heh ··--PQ!?lll Tennis Contnt'I BJdst.
Orang@ : Co. Zone °1': rona $160-UTIL PD. 1 Br. So. prrvl. $350 mo. Wkd.Ys aft 7, * FREE RENT * 2 Bdrm Studio, 1% BA. Furn. 900 Sea Lan, CdM W.-2611 ~· Pv"t pt"/ OLD C.dM 3 BR, 2 BA. 3 Laguna. Bltnl •. P&tio.. Cat ~3200. SlO OH on 1 Week's Rent ~· 2 acrea beautiful 'l>lU'k· (MacArthur nr Coast Hwyl
7:'¥:8ro--OOIBUY< I 2 n! ~I yr lae. $350 mo. $~2 BR.. Apt. Huge deck. B~OQ= U:U~t.2 ~: ~SQ~=~rtW=~~. ~t pool, ~:· r ~e: Wiu, 1 or u ts Gorgeous~ view SlS-294& Mrs i;-.,;..,.. 548-97S5 or 645-3967 Sp an I• h fount a ins . ROOMY 3 Bedroom, 2 bath,
Moclol• Open 10 Ill 7 pm
2700 Peterson Way,,CM
nr H•rbor Blvd a
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MEDITERRANEAN
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An address ,bf 41~Unc
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adjacent to Newport .
Beach, Ball!<>ai,iwd tb~
Southland's finest com.
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1 bedroom trOm $161\
1 bdrm.'<Vdeti.Jfuiii'1 on Balboa Island from 2 BDRM, trple, adultJ, no s:n>-NEW 3 Br. 2 Ba: Ocean 6Th-6Cm or · ~'6 TownhouR Ltvinc-gtound fk:ao. $311-Jl";.mt.lDt}t --546-· ·0370
ov.'Jll!J': (2UI '193-M21 pets. $250. mo. (17 Poin91?t· view home Fenced yard FT •-·· li~ ALL trrn.rr1ES PAID plus spaclous 1 bedroom lf~~~~~~~~~~t!a.~~See~Sa~t~A~SUn~~1""=:::;:~/, ChUd/pet. · · Co1ta Mesa 1000 SQ. ·pc._. · Adulta, No Pets upstaln with prtvate e~ The ch~ of Old 2 B•, 11>' Ba, dlX. mo -w--1-th Both Coat• Mola NU-VIEW RENTALS l62ll Parkolde Lane ... ~~·· -pr"'°" · World Spain WJlits you
I ·, ~~" •MINI RANQI . r-· l Br.~ -or An...,_ ..... o 2 BR Duplex, cpts, drapes, home. wtw ~i crpf t, •Hutdto ,(7~41 847--6441 , units next to part 6: tennis, m· Costa 'le•• at Rm· g r-V'oH-J .,,,,.....,.... .......-.M'IO bltirui, washer, dryer, yard dshwhr, -com}'& um. (4 blks S. of Snn Diego Frwy , ,call Balley &'tl-8550 A(t. AD"IL TS i• -
Furn. All utll incl. Sll8. PXl MO. New, view, 3 Br. 2 & .garage, no pets. $180, pool. Mature adlta., No~ .on Beach, 1 blk W. on Holt 2 BR. StO'V'e rehig frplc nu 1 & 2 Bed . partm ts Brothers' M e d i l· er· •
I ALA R-~ I e 645-3900 Ba. "'9fnc ~/drapes West C.M. 646-2385.. $175/mo. 4 S@uona'•, to Parkalde l.&1e.>· _ decor. w/w cqlt·1. View 0 ~ side en ran ea n Village,: _ne
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vain"' e ·NEWPORT HEJGHTS! 2 49-l-97G4 " 494-9729 2 bl~', ~J!~i~~ ::: HOLIDAY PLAZA LRG. 2 Br, beam ~D., crpt, 322 Hellotrope, Apt. B., 1n nicely landscaped setting where qutp}t'. a)b'f>l.e,-. 2pportun11J . 200 Br. Fncd yrd. Treeal NeWport BMch. gar. n10. mo. 695 Darrell DELUXE Spacloua I BR drpsfil~~d-w~r,disp~,pool .CdM. ,$\l.1mmina: pool, bulJAns stone courij~ and
I Oilldlaml ~ $135. St., CM 962-636'1' aft 5 PM. furn apt. $13S Heated ,Pool. & u ... _."'!.,..,~· no I~ 2 bedroom& each. mtina, carpets Ii: eDcloled prages pathways ... :r over
Cera.mlc pl.fhl ALA Rent•la e MS-3900 . Harllor V1ew Home SUPER new duplex, apadous Ample parking. Adults, no Nr Hoap1..,.. • ..,..,froo. l'ff ~ts 6 drapet, cboioe ) ,. .... u , , ~~ l:'-...s ~~ ~~ 1=t~Mmo, ~";!)I. ~~~ m . ...:: ~Pomo.,. Ave.. c.ll. ~P~URN. · 1:.~Call~RL£ =:d!r ~1 fou':,ds~ 1~0!:.._~D c!"'· ~~ !\"J.'"~~'Ptt.One d RE·~ALle TODecemR, •• '!""-!Stb. .~ T~ ~·' BR ~..: .~ ~~ ":!~.~~.=i ~~ ldt!:-.. 1~ ~ = , apartment
1 .., ........ , or 60=-tm.: . ---~ VTr'"'v. cntr. 2 BR. pvt patio, eoe1 pooL No pet&. Sl!Vmo. ims ImmecL' , $ l B 0 • -Fireplaces, 'fet bars. ·
for f. 3 BR. ~ u& ~~· ~~1y r ~~ gar. wattt a lprdener pd. ,:ah St. 5.36-7447. m-~ ocwg. beamed ceilings, wOQil Mo!'"Y lw Loan lrg ~.":v....t Plli<{N;: VIEW ..• 2 Bedrooms, .... 2652. . ~65· Unfum $150. Ct1l'E 1 ·er. duplox. Avall. $PACIOUS 2 Br, 2 Ba,.... e_aneliJig. 1~ TD Lo~ans ~~Avail h\ 'Jan. re.!"'~·~~~·J!J%r, ':;...& ..!l95' :k.~"l. I BR. ~. 2. lrJ. d ...... ~ :ll:"oK~~· •. '11 ~:.· ~v ro:.· ~ -!~~~!~qifu1 a·l EASl'SIDE 4 Br, 2 Ba, trpl, 644--7270 19th CM 646-0081 queen size oea, pri\r dress-Mo. s;J&-8900 or 833-1216. 675-4873 teriors, With carpe' ta ·~ « n.J"l'M;Ono~ bl..... dahwhr _, .rr. • • • ing rm. xtra lrK rooms, encl MEN -Small beach hotel. u"N-,., .u-..&~..-:>·.1. .. ~ • new .... tt• Huntf,.ton IMch -gar w/storage. Adults only, ~ta $85/mo. Ro' om 1 SPAC. duplex, 4 BR. 2% BA, Ne ~1U• p I and drapes.
21id TD Loa. ftS :t~ :c1.e~ ~lo ONE bt.,.. !rom ocean • W. LUXURIOUS no pe"'F II rton C.M. .50/wk. 53&-7006 ~ d~dj J"61;'j';,!';!" 2 :.~ 2 Full:.• .-bPrtvate Pl'tiOS and
• $27S.. Clean 3,BR. 2 BA, bid =r: ~ :!.B~~~ 2035 u • ' FURN. Bachek>r apL Near ~109L · Famillet Welcome--· alconies. 1"::°w"'EraBl"uy°"""TD'S~· poet LrJ. came nn. F\"plc. area, ·brktlt bar, crpls, N~~l~R,D~Jcs s:~~ !t~~:a~il~ Ocean. Priv. paUo. Util Pd. SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 bath, Shaa: ept/drps, paUo, ....:.Community CeDt~r
Blma. ".!!' ...... carpet, drapes. drt>I. kit Compl bltn, elec CLOSE ro BEACH $105. 846--0259. wtfrplc. CdM Hl&h School beam~~·~ with spacious loung,~s,
S.ttler Mtg. Co. CoUeee r-a. 5G-5t38. gar dotr-opener, $.175. Yr. $225. mo + $100 . .security ~so.~~~=: Laguna kactt area. $215 Mo. Avail. Ufl:S 622 Hamu~;,"' C.M. billiard and ping pong
642'2171 54>0611 >BR • !"" Rn<. frplc ~ leue. nf,6'W287 ..,,.,It, refundable. * SHADY ELMS -POOL * BAO! nr ~.., "•-~.Col Hal Plnchln Rltr. 6'1>-4392 See Mgr. Mr. • Mn. Hoban I0011l5.
. Harbor Nr acltl.I .• a.hop I · y EAR LY ... _::.r._ ... _ AGENT, 5J6.5000 tv. 1435 ~N. ~~-. flro" * GREAT VlEW-2 BR. * 548-2062 -3 swlmmln• p 0-0 1 s rvlng Harbar area 21 yn. Avl apprx. Oree. 1 s . Vaean( Now. 3B'R,'S~ e Adulta ~-$140 ·up " ~ Frp1c bl sundeckt. p0o1 J-,,...,--..,;:-CC..,~,--,.-,. •
2nd Tl\UST DEED I.DANS $335/mo. &!H341. from the beach. Newly IMMED. OCCUPANCY • Chlldftll nm'block -.. "15-<367;f94-2 08 SZIO UP. ""6...6344. 67$.3!3S. ** 3 Br., i~ ~. ** outdoor whirlpool, 4
Will Buy Trw:t,.~491 * MESA del Mar 4 Br, Fun painted. Large brick patio. New 3 Br apta $250. mo. 177 E. 22nd St., CM 60--3645 evea 2 BDRM. 2 car covered park-Large, .newly. decor. encl pight lighted tennis
• BROKER. OU-I Rm. Crpts., drp&. Lae All Util Pd. 127 34.th 'St. Dbl 1araee, dshwllhr 1 BEORM., 1 BATH·, Newport ... ch ng. Pool. $210 . incld'g ~ tobltns, crpt. ~ courts. I I:~~~~~~~~~ $ 2 7 5 I m-o. w I option N.9. Phone: 213:542-5772 or 334 Portland Circle, H.B. FURNld!SllED-C MmanPh on I>'· ,,, BR, 2 •-, 2 _.. -..i ...-a.lei'. Pb. ~1127 mo. 8IK) ~. •• caJI ..... Health Spa Witjl, gym,
5&-0ll6T n1· 67H062. •u •1• Euto • · • ' """' • ---naslum and separ••le I · · --·--~·a w"~-· A·-" ,_ 2 BDRM, I Ba. $225; mo. un-aft 5,30 pm wi<*-, all .... ~ ...._.... 11! 2 BR cute ttno!d cottage. THE BLUFFS 01~''· 31BR:'2'tia'.~";ep.~ tum. Can tee mmWip. wkJxls, &U&340.""'0
"'Y men's and •WOmen~i l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii;~·~~"'~ool~a§vallg:Q)Or:./~mo.~1~17;E· 4BR,2\0BA NEW 2 Br,'1\0 Ba triplex. l~ ~ 11~ ei:; ..,..., ................ $2/S Call615-Tl82 *LA PARISIENNE* facilities, lncl ud -22nd St:, CM. &0-3145. ~"-ccbl•NOOflooMINr lUMplan. ~ Blm ...... lrpl, crp~ drps. bacheloro. 1993 Oiurch St ! BR, 2 Ba . .. .. . .. .... l2llS Coat• -2 BR .• 2 BA. Funt A Unflun. Ing sauna baths. . l Bedn:lom 2 Bath. Fenced ~ u11 No c b Id r n In o pets. 2 BR, 1 Ba Penin $250 A rt Hocnes Furnished ~ 300 • encloeed pri patio, Wik to nootmo. 609 20th st. HB. &4H633. we Have wtnttt·~ , ud ::_ ~= Flre~e. Htd. -Im secu ty ryrtvstem r
u--~~ =·~~ ochot., ......., A P&rl<. l400 673-0473. FURN. 2 BR. Apt. Poot. ww Take S1'""nu How 1 Your B get? · .,.; ·~ ure your P acy. Costa ,.__ mo, By owner. 64t-o33s R 1 Clo9e to ahops. Adults, m A1Jo Oceanfronts Avail. .. • ...-.uoo -C-9tiveruenUy l~-l----.,,...--,.-,.-,1-114 BR, 2 bu, frplc, ~room, LUXURY Oceanfront -New S~~s~orr:lc~ pe,:O 1i: = pets. $160/m.). CAIL: 67!-S8S3 Great, when YoU ret yogr Acrou from GoU Course ed. to iJl•18l Soutlftil
iili AC. utU pd. ~fam:JI, ;; cpts, ::;r~llXI aq ft, 6 Dramatic 4 Bdnn., facil. Couple &: I sml child l94l Pomona, C.M. :-·n=h .!.:: ~~ ~ ~E~ ~~~SS. California.' just min· 1 br lnrmhie,-n&' Uie · mo. · OiJ}b!g Km. S 5 5 O IM o · ok. No peta. ~. • Quiet Atta • 2 Br. New Iota o( nearby actlvltiea for Util.s pd Refri t utes from the P&!""c
pet1. * 3 BR. 2 BA. dbl pr, bltnl Yearly. Dave, 675-1972 or Newport Beach decor. $170. Patlo.1. _gar. the kidJ pl 1 .... and -• g, raJlKe, cp • Oc d N ,~ Rent-A-Houle 97f..M30 tncl. dahwbr, frplc, tncd 49':-0615. Adults, no pelll. 100 ~.illt SL · · · u.a p....,,. dzw, Htd Pool. Mature ean an e'WpOrt
Huntington lffch yrd, $360. 67)-382$. EXTRA lge, 2 BR house -•BEACON BAY• 543-2:127. pool~ = feet t~ts. ~..;:;.no l ~~7 Beach, ' overlook.Ing
Y'.' , 3 BR, 2 BA. fnoed )'al'd. New crpta, drpa. Completely 3 BR, 3 ba., elec kit, ref. Furn. a.ch. & t Ir. Ex." :::r Girl needed t:r 3 br * 3 BedrwmJ Moftrovta. MS-4267. the Costa Mesa COun-
Walk lo water ....... Baell Family :::til2!0/mo. pr1vai.. Q)Otmo .. 1st & Dllhwhr. c p"/drpo. coptlonally -nice. 2110 ':.-In Park Newport. *Bis IMo& room with QUIET-DELUXE try Club, R':~ao"""~ 3 a:."::: ~~dent ~~ 111111 Security '""· ;-:%•;.:,~~·=~· Newport Blvd., C.M. ~Imo + 191 ret. fltoplace 1 & 2 BR. APTS. HOW'I : Jdto S Dally ·
L •--...t. l'l.adl Jt&..~ b&clqud. UDO Sanda 3 Br, 2 Ba. HOPE GERRIE Rlty 64.S-4400 NEW 1 & "2 BR' a ft'bm $190 to ~ Move ln 12/17. EYe'I ~ frorn $195 ' • ' a new Pvt. Patloa * Htd. Pools i.:::~:::..=~:;::::.:..--...:.·1 -· , "1>lc, le• ·patio. $350. i.e. WHtmlnatwr $220. Nr. beach a "'°P'g. '40-1613, 0.,.. 81!H401 Lyn, THE VENDOME Nr Shop'• • Adults Only Dlredlom to Medlt..,..,.,an
lll'IJTIL PO. SO. , .. -..... ,...,..,...... BR home, 0,_ ·-~, 56iJo RJvtr Ave Mfr.'1586 114 E. :Kith, CM, !548-0137. De. 833-0780, Ann. lm Santa Ana Ave., C.M. VWap: From the SM Diego
II-~--"'u"""' -,,..... ICE br dplx ~.~ Se NEW 2 Bdnn •·-•_.~ apt 1845 Anaheim A\·enue Mgr. Apt. 113 646-5542 ~·v· Harbor Blvd BaCh. Full Jdtcben. Ocean ~pr. Cpl only. Good loc. NEWPORT Shorn 2 Br, den, LOVELY 2 BR., bltns, crpts, N 1 · .,.._...t.i Ar. iwiu..-.. ...,.... '• view. _ -'175. TH/ia&-4119 2-Ba. pool • clulJ prlvl. Nr. drps, gar, lndry, children by garages. 1 Adult tNer XI. S350 mo aim.ual Jeut~~ Call Mn. Phillips 5tQ.-078l_ 2 BDRM, 2 BA, lge step South 2 miles. Or from New·
$l8C>-l BR. frpl.c. Carage.2 BR. 1989-C •Charle . bCh.$300.213:·6&-1278. welcome $150. 530-6963 Nopeta.548-1021., ~~~ (~ eNIWPORTe down l!vlng rm w/frplc, port.Blvd., tum Norfh on
Yahl. Walk . io beach le $14$/MO. No doa. EXEC condo in mwrs 2 sty 5.JJ-3J33. e $135 -Nicely tumllhed 1 Bemardloo) or 8 8 3. 2 9 4 3 e APARTMENTS e =I~· ~Pl::: Harbor Bl vd. ~ PD. I BR. Sep. w.2Zlll, 6*-1011 3 BJ'. 21> ba, 2 patio: trplc [t] .~~:r&.~JJ3 ~· aven!np, 2450 N ....... Blvd .. CM ochooU. jii5,;,,., 5&1-93>2 MED~~~~::~EAN
():itt•.... Pool. Decorator 2 BR., 1 BA, erpta, drps, + xtraa. $450. mo. 551-2490. [ J • p• ~··•~ , ___ 1 Br pool 2 BR lonr dupln • 1 Nk to 1 '-..21,!'~ •.• ~ ... ~-~n!. 2 BR. upstairs, bar. bltns, 2-Harbor Blvd., turn-~· dlspogal. tmmed. occup. No Soutft L-• ApM1nllfttlfor"9nt o...c.n.>A.I~• wwci-' • beach. Yrly or winter $225 """~ """-"UUI"'· ts $165/mci Util Pakl """" NU.VIEW RENTALS pets. $165/.mo. 673-2918 -.. -.. . 'adults, no ~W pd. 1884 or $250 mo. m 4tith St. See MUST SEE! Fr. $128 ~ Aiht'rt. Pi. Call Mr: Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626
613-«l30 or 494-32483 Br home. $.235. EastsKle. NIGUELShorH,!br,den,2 2MBRonrovla. •-bl"-Nov213,_.~.!, or phone AU...~PAID White (2llJ 595-4436or aft6 (714) 557..eo20
New crpta•trtlhlypainted ha, new home w/compl elec A...t. II •£A • CrptJ, .... t'9• w.,., ,~. pm, 962-31'1'2. We believe in Equal LI. l1le F'rplc. Obie. pr. &t&-2'768 kit lntlud. rerrJ.r, ln lovely ,..,_ Cr urn. .._ Private paUo. Gar. O:iui>Je SEAQ.IFF Manor Apt 1 • ~VAIL Now-2 Br, l'no Ba, CHARMING 2 BR Duplex. Housing Opportunities
3 nb. .... _R l~ ba Street tb A11'RAC 2 BR, pl gate controlled community. 1 BLK to heh, 1 &,, , pref. MlHinI. 60-3534. Bachekr apt, utU pd. re~frit, bllN, ~.aha.Ng crpt. $165 Newly l'edcc. park like * * "*' I M>f~' ._., ,. ' • '".._-~m · Avail for leue Jan. lat. $425 kids/pets OK 'tll JuJy ht, BACHELDR. util paid, $145 $148.SO, Pool, 1525 Placentia &n:an nt. ........... 0 pets. gard e n aum>undings. atJleet ; lot. $32$ Mo. until cpt'd, fenced yd • .omwtt, no per mo inclda auoc. dues. 11-. •u -n"". •m cleaning fee. Nr-Ave., uls: about our dilCOwit Ma od I I JulY lat. (Consider ye&11y at pet.. Rtlt. WO. 5'8-"13 Showri I::: appt. <191-&183. '" .._...,,..,... "' ..,... ,..0 288:1. ture u .ta o n Y . i --~~=--~~-._, ) . ~ -Balboa Island occ & UCI. 55i~T168. ~ • TROPJCAL POOL • ~-. **'BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. G.tbJW':er Rlty ~ 3 BR. 2 := todd. HouNt Furn. or l BR. Furn. Apt. $140lmo. nJRN Apt, 2 BR. 2 BAI, 2 Br studio, l'As Ba, frpl, aprl SPACIOUS l br., 2 Ba, Contemporary Garden Apts, ..._ -rt--il-h ' -~mo,.__,, • o k . Unfurn. 310 LOVELY S Br. 2 Ba. S.t.el>a No pets or children. 820 tundeck, 2 Bib to Beach, strcue. Gu Ii: wtr. pd, 14$ crpt/drp. Quiet. Adu.lta, no Patlo8. frplc.. pool. $15S-,_.,..po ~ ..-... ... -"' to beach Beautiful 6: Center SI CM~ Yr\y s:zso.. Utlll patd. E.18thNo.S,M\-ll~. pets. $1~5/mo . 2281 $180.Ca.11 557--0:m.
SU5-tmL ~: N~ s;b: bW ""wt . ',.,. Corona .. Mar rnc;idern. iJOO util. whrter 1 BR ~ ., SU& ~. LRG 2 Br. $150 ~ ~ Fordham. 8 u a '4rl689, FOR lea.st?, new ToWnlxlwle 3
, 8r'll•arl'll.itllon>l'Ull3BR,2Bl,trpl6pr.Jlllt2BR. 3210 S.avtew, 1 blJc =.S:a1'::'~3331 2538c!fi~vd. ~~'='.n.·~.b~.~ ~~ ~ ~ 'w. '11c1e. 11e .. :ABLES'' :.:ii~. :p~Poot~ ~ PD. Eutblun. ~a:N.'mo.Noplb. = .. ~~s:iio:'1~· Bolboa Penlmulo 1MMACULATE I Brll2SuUI edrll6& per rho., 61MWO m-n11. '. 2 Br, 11> Ba W/ pr. Adlll. Sooth Coast Pta,ao.~ ..... ~ atudlo. Beaut IUrn. Gardon 0-~ mo on l r 1..... LARGE S BR, 2 BA. tum. Pd. Sngl oty, cpl/drp, (Ill ~ .1 'l'B,i'.'~liu~ DELUX -lrg I BR. •pl Qp ... drpa, bl .. , fncd Jr' 2 Br., 2 Ba, apla drpl.
ms-WINTER C)ceentroftt. 3•~•~n Jan Ovmer, u~ duplex. 1 bUt to.' Patio. Qulet adlta. ff3..2l56 1n1. 6'H*. ar. ~~~lff~Mits.tono ~:, Xfr~ W:-v:'N!36o'$160. ~:·, Sih.'fir-°8m
Br. 2111. Frplc,_Golo!!!· * 1'Ri;1!: ~ ti I ~ ;p,~ bfuh, 2 blko markoL Yrly f<i. sunny 2 BR, caJ>t=. 4 BR 1155: !117-M29 l B earpo pr1 tlo 545-9191, Jotm. , -
N!J.YIEW RENTA~ •• ~~1 l ~·,2 Hunllntton Bolch_ m'~ih ':"'hly loo. $325. ;k':'~ pref. 1 ~;, .1:. ~';\each · 2 BR. 2 BA. crpt. drpa, bl.,., ...,R. irp,., ~;pa. Xit ":'1ec: 2 on. crp,.. di\lil. bltrlo;
613-4000 or 494 ,u40 UJ:i/mo. &e-!M91 John• 28R MobUe Hoiu bc&eh • 6'73-t506. ABBEY Rt:ALTY 60--3850 WJhrfdrytr hookup, patto. fteap. adulta only, no lndey room on prtmilet WAfEttFRONT --PIER a, ~ ' ~ park sum' t nei ~EARLY. For a man. Huntington IMc:h OCE.\NFRON'J'· VtrY large f.aar. 1 chlld(lio pet. $170. Chlldren or pet&, $125. SlM/mo. 646·6 9 6f or r;:f~ 23:~ ~crp~ ~.,....... ..... ~.'Avail '0ec. 16. ~~~~.•h:.1a~~~~ Bachel s1:s i '16:. tlot, .=:ltn~~ 2 8~~ '1~~pDeltpll~~ Br, ~y· ELMS -POOL* N6:i.~ ~ 2 BR. l~ ba =-\,~~ ~·~ IMMED. OCCUPANCY~ Bolch • ez:iin&UpOnOctan m'~i 'l:U; ri-oi A¥1· Unfurn. 365 ~~~.~~:::.·~."."i :~~~JI:.. ~ ... ~ ... PYISl~.''°m~
m<t. unflinl.· MlO mo. No New I Br !250, mo. . llEWPORT laland. 2 BR, LMIY Bach · 1 BR·Room• c1 ... i.. ,... hlll. pool l lollaet !&land Wliil. 117 E. 22nd St., CM 603645 545-3677 or 8*-33111t , i
..... uftto ~ Raal'fl Dbl-....-\'!!" l tloal $llO .... Ytar Maid -• Pool · Ulll Pd POOi ·tabln, ·-...... LO, ...... 2 BR. cpl>, ...... BAOIEl.QR, 1 • 2 Br I BR, 2.BA-1!6~ ... -. " 1-"'&!>""'1.~::;.=;;,.,.,c:-;==;p--l -»4 Poitlal'li(I CU"cJ6, H.B. _rouzklor USO-mo.--l>eo.thnL e CaU 67S-8'7«1 e -See tor )'OWnfU. me1 WA~ 1pt.cloua Stai mo. 2 Oilldren. No .-!hlm.'i.v&il. H••ted pool. Ot1~ ..-t~ lf~ttmnm· L.;
OCEAN FRONT UM1• · June. m-llel d•Y•, BEACH It Pier. 2 BR 1215. KetllOn Ln. 11 bit W. ol = •2 BR. 1 BA •. crpU, pell. 309 Monte Vl•ta 11211 6 up, adwi.. 853 """W•tor pod. $>t5 mo. llO .Blk w •. Ootanfn>nl. Attr. \_ m-7013 l'Yfl, UlU ~. 'Adull.J. ))3 .£. Beach, 1 blk N. of •ttt>: ii3m, bltlll. ye a J' 1 y . ~ Center St. 645--1965. I 642-183'1 alt ! PM.
! ,R, 2 b&llJ. -~·-· ;r,...r. 3 BR f>\11<. BBQ, w ,.it * YEARLY 6 WlN'raR * !:dgawiter.Jll l!T1·211116. , · 80-1111 m.MT. • e BJ\AND NEW 2 Bedroom 11'6 O • 2 Br.• 111 ea.1 '2"B°'R=""S1oYoc-"~. o..,.-71r1g'F-, -.. -1:,i.,.roed"'"'&
ll'l •• L ... G~ DY"'°R"Lrir ........ '2IOfmo. C& I l ~r -In Baacb Am FuRN. 2 Br .... Yeatly $flOO !BR, -·~ .,,, ......... Darl't &M ~Iii! Upper Apt. No ..... A<lwll -· Crpts, ..,.., drpa. Ati.ch. '"' . . Bl~ ~ ' Stev_!, l!OMEFIND&R.!I .~ '3(11) llOnlh mo. hid. Utifiol £, Salboa pd . 1140 per "I•• "Ll1t",1t1la ..-!!b11> Only. Ph' !4U12I ,_A pr. M onnp, Apt ·~. Yor<t. No ,,..._ $15'.
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1NAT£i>-CAiITAL Atlanta It N e·wla nd 1:f S5T~ ... a;m:1 AT YOUR SERVICE ~tb ·~ t.,;;; If )'OU're looking for an ex-e Ma.lnttnanoe Mechanle : ~~~~ lmce 1.n 00.S ot OSeDViron·
cm.mutJl'ANTSi ! __ ~ . tr&ct) ~-B. FJ!tONT d,,1avJn *"'· $1 \ .x:..um~~'TJ.ms ~CaJ..L_!an .. ~!..; ~b:: ~M~e~ ~~~&~~~~ • BUS BOYS ~:~ 9.12 Mon ttml Prt . .....,.., . ' . ~ ~~at.er weedlnf X -:--r-......,.., ... ..,,...,.,.OQ • ' with Overtime e KITCHEN PERSONNEL PA ·.a.I nt, · • i q1 P!_ t1 e L!: J~ yur old hiah ICbiiol &Id. •;;'ctn tqJ., ~ trtmftit~ t"lnter, Pi1tch, Rtp1ilr ~. ~'».arbor Blvd., ~ Iflghway, Sul!e Z>O, (No ?\OM calls please) Apply in Penon ACIFIC MUTUror-~,~·A will baby~t while YoU · do ~.haulln( rr. etL Let the C:)L: -· ' in:L Bcb. We have open-lntervlew 2 lo 5 pm daily Mon. thru frlt 11 am to 3 pm. 700 Newport Ctnter Dr. 1 ~ ="' ftf. AP-~mu~~ PP t n g · proteaiontla «» tt. 91U6p. *AU PATCH PLAS't'DWIG C 0.111 PANION·lioutekieeper all ::e: ~S.l.t~ tra;; Garr!Jon HydraullcB. Inc. An equa'l opportunity Newport Be-acb :
P-· . , · \ PRQMW'U SOLVER typea.Call~"~llel , Uw In. tor eldfrty lady, ~ .Paren!J: 232l•"J;jjSo)ii. i:<Pu:iilri'lmarnn;-, PiSanU1"'tajiAno;;;O,j ~!'!!~~=~pl~oyi!!er~!!!!I!~ ~ opportuntty _empkjyf:r ---~ READINGS EXP. mature woman• Profp,d;;;r, Tree work. --.w Lquna· ~ . k e.f •-,welcome at lntervSew°. P.~AID WANTED, part Jime, SERVICE Station Attdanl Put. plftlnt A: futul'tt ~ B&bytil 1 Infant. for work· -· _, .. ,_ lbapVia. Plumbing 494-4631. for motel work Newport RESTAURANT: Expet. bus u Advtce • help lD m&D1 nW-ln& couple, Nr. Harbor Cl° -::'~6t&-5883. HOUSEHOID beijJ.. S mom-Beach ~3463 ' help waiter or waitresa. P/time evn It wkndt. t:e ten. 213; SM--lS:"IO. Fully lie. Rich. need tranap. ~ eanupl' . ..--ll"'• DRAINS undoaed S7 SO CONSUMIR lncs a week. Own tranap. • . Ben• Brown's Restaurant meehankal expn-. Nu~-·~
IW'T! Th i nk tn r WOULD Uke to babysit, ""' EXP. , IUw&llon Garoener. Sewor line In 100' : sli ~ Ol'l'ICER N'pt Sch. 64>i8ll. Malnt. Supw $750 3llOO s. Coast Hwy., So'. P"•ninc .. ~l(IY AM. '2090
AbornOI!.) Know all · tbe home. Costa. lie& Phone Com~ = 1 e r v • * 549-250'1 * £ltd OCIPOI' ~ co.ta H 0 USEKEEPER. ' live-in, Expenenced Lacuna-See Mill McLeod Newport BI .. C.M. .
"""'llnft .Call IJlo ~. 60-mi. , . ' Konialoni. WN, GU-1331. PLUMBING REPAlR tl:IM&r .. _r .. _,..,, private .room, TV, $300 per Call~ldi ,;be:'"'· c:'"'-''"· -----=-sm.a·NT ·'
:M ltro. :MM522 BABYSITTING, my home, -•I Servlatt No job too ..an -o111cer, ~-Im· ~mo -.,..rd. ""'°""'' ,,._ncy REfAjl._ Sa le 1, "'!p " 'Socl I Cl ...... ~ •• "' 4&YI ftM):l :Yd bot ineela. · * _, """" ~n.ent • llobOe HOme ~ 3K3 W tclift Dr NB ~Fm.me. Apply m RESTAURANT • u-"!" c.JJ'.I.Ynn·m-R. ' I.JN~ Clean -* -pref'd. Xln't HOUSEKEEPER. Lldo !ale, ea ., pe"°n N..._ StatloneN. 1 • ,._ ..,...., build ....._ COLE PLUMBING -co:•lsr A frll:p (baby), mature. English 645-2"0 4229 Birch St, NB Alt for ·~ ~ 1 I' ~·~r Houae"hOICI woric, Haullcac. '4 hr. stn'ice. · ~U61 beneftr,:. Pleue call ~akin(. ·Own trans. Refs. MA ,I~ 'l' ~ ANCE Man, 1_.~Sy~lvi_a_W_•~"-· ----Now lnte~)owf~
For l!xiNrMncod E'f J, ,..._9 nft-y 81· 1 p~.:...., ,.. Ys~u~ Ron IO-Mll6 S.Wing/Alttr:i1t1.,.,:1 Rod Lewta nn &: bath. 675-3743. exp d, 2 di.Ya a week, large RN
...i.; ~c.4•••~ ~ ue . .,_.,,:i,. · (TI4) 64J.4nt. H 0 U SEKEEPER/Compan-apt bid&: complex. 84&-0il.9
unoovery -hi3 pertlf .clone at reuonable OIRISTMAS llehta not up? Alfliri1tlon~ Glenct.le k>n. Must drive. No amok· MANICURIST for Newport Operating Room Deli Penonn~l • Fry cOoks
1.:::==::;::,-......:2t:::3-::.:38T:::..; =-;--~~~·-= ~ *f uf:°:· ;: Nett, accilrate. M "ars exp. ~-:r: ':V:~ Ing. Call~. ~~Mens Hair S&lon, P.fcdi~h.t~~~eader ~rai::ss Mar· • ~al~
Sat .• Sun• home St&-9723. fefeYltiOft Rop•lr Equal Oar r ..l.....i• 1 HOUSEKEEPER,. live in, 5 Contact Pc~nnel Dept . O:ios SSetlG" I • Dilh"' •• ~_! , •RG"" OR 'S ... &LL . · · ppor. £.Jnp oyer day wk, Mon.Fri •. Own MANAGEME:NT '!1llnee -P.ton. th.ru niurs .. 9-4 pm. , un1er 1r R. w-,~ ..
-C ~ HANDYMAN -All kinda of (X)LOR TV Cal·Tronfcs trans., Lido hie, 67$-B'J48. College grad, amb1Uou1, 81'.· r~ountaln Valley O:immunity •~· .. · ..,, ·~!_,, e _,.a 769 W. 20th, Costa Mesa 0 C~,lro/ller Man , --L gre1100"la"mo· Star!Calllngllooallll'l'Wuto Hospital, 1noo Euclid Ave., PhonSaet o~_atpplw_!nMoo9 •· 5thru
V"'-0 V• .,..,,.,......~, • _,....,,~ Service Call $10. 6f&-M12 ay tNUl.t. .w areat exper. Hunflntton -Min . n . Fount. Valley. ~12ll. . ..., ~ ..
H1ullnp . rile In Ira food operation. Call High School District tnser, 544-9000. RN all shilts, f/time ICU.
Chef Fred. (Il4) 6"-1700. Hu An Opening For MA~RE gal, Pff CM Ins. Pacifica Hosp, 18792 630~ewpoft Center.Dr.
SKJPLOADER I dump truck COOK. FRY OU1ce. Exp. not nee. Fil-Delaware H.B 842-<nL Ne~rt .Beach 644-7804 work. Owlcftle, asphalt, Repair Work & Remodel S Cl k T • t Ing/type le Rbillty to com-' •
sawing, bref.)dJv. MfrnlO At Reuona.ble Pricet:. FUii or Part Time. r. er ypis municate a must. Days $i1le1 SHAMPOO g1r1 I: 4s!8tant
SSO s!':iJ'd~o~ ~1 YARD, earaee cleanups. .Call 63H945 HB. 5J6..80H. or aft 1 pm. sta.rtint'. aa1ary $&i8 a mo + 83&-M.17. RepreseDtatlve needed for ~~:11';..~ I~~
Found lfrM ocl1) en•> 6G-'IS88 """'°""0rt--~-dirt .• .:._Ivy. ~-_ xlnt Den.ma. Typing "' urnlCAL RECORDS Orango County territocy. Hall' we" 3305 .._ bl&: ·~~,, ............. "1 :l6ti). lriil \..rMCrVYn" 26 manqe ~ manua1, 60 e I e ctr I c. lftUI 56 yr old company. Salary, ~ -~~~~ Af' ="'Carpentry, HouHclMnlng '"''*P•tllJ ~~ ;f:" ;,,..~· :erm.;i ~~~ts t~ ~~n!rit.,00;; ~4:~ ~N!3 etDTently bed-
... .,..~ fbrl. Vic 536-l618 COUPLE -work. We · CREDITCHICKl!, ll o.io:eonber1Sth.9AM,room TECHNICIAN men! call &12-1960 Mr. futeld~I_l•d>"..!.'!'day,5 Corona ~ dal Mar State Carpet Service wtU clean )'oUr ho me 232, Edison HJ&b School, Meyen:. days. Oluorr. 54$-,~.
lleod:. Sa.., lrm> the ~· -· E:q:er. Ca 11 Job Wonted, Miiie 700 E:q:er prel'd. Cbwta MeA 21400 Magnolia. Hunt. -••M. SALES Oerka " ~. ,
613-93:57. 1 _ .10HN'S Carpet• u~te:y 64&-6m after 6 pm. area. ca 11 c o'l I e ct Beach. F.qual Opportunity ~a·1n1""''dH.aAllrborani.ii. aome exper. Apply in ·
FND ~ Owd>shund Im! Dri'Sbompoc: rr.. Scc!ch-. PNf. c • .,.., C ..... lntl MAN, ho-reliable, hon-21311181-!iO!O. ~· ra penon. a..:ktt Auto Parts, ifl~· Fawn.......,,-~ eWd (Soll RetaJdanb). AllowtndovlaAtlcorcan dable,bpbeen~lor T 111 E. l9th St.,.C.M. TIA E;U = ~ ~ : .. e;;ri;; =:= : 10all mi':: Call.Datd> s.n-!Odl. ... ~pl:=:.=.:::; PR~~1NG Huntington a..ch General Hospital 64H264. · ,, .. • ..
A1ao b1k male Lab wlpr .blff<h tor 'wt:it. caipetl. tlOUSI O~·~tEAN'' .....,...., job. 53&-Q)80. CONTROL CLERK Hlth Sc'-! Dlotrlct SECRETARY 1 .. ;,\· ,
on head. Animal ~ Savt )Ult' money~avlftr P'\Jor~. i?rPt. wtia_. RETIRED prot gentleman Has Openinp For TO~ -· -uf~~!ILMW_ '..,
o.iter, 5'»-Tm. me ex1ra trl1'9._ w cleen _!yn. ln area. 64U824. nee<11 PIT employ. Will Salary l630 . 1155 12860 P•lm StrMI SUPERINTENDANT start llUlJ[ -.J
SlAMESE Cat -female IMna nn., d1IWlt rm. • MESA oeantlll', carpets, work at prac. anyttUne tor Instruction.ti Aides Gi1rden Grove _"'·•!r 1 , .L. -jj ,...,.. VI«,'\'"'"'" A Bolaa . hall $15. l::#y . nn. ·JI·"°· wlndowl; 1k:on ete. Rnld/ fair w.,y -64H134 Plus trlngo benelib, 2 yn. OF SCHOOLS: . r-_
Olea H.8: Fnd abou.t 1 couch~~ JS..:. ':t comm'h· 557.a?C: 54Mlll. Job W•nted Female 702 acmuntlna·ftlatm clerical For Sirin& instruments. Musi (714) 537..5160 Top exec. sec'y &kills. Prior •• :r~ ; 1,
week ago, 8*-7426. ' ~ 1·cso ~ inyRU. Xlnt '·Howcleanlnl , . =~d_ .• lncJ"t!!n.,, ~to i:~p:,on ~ =~.~~e:J~:i;-;u::; • B. , IN.bUSTDIES
SMALi; ,r:l:aaY blaclt do(I Goc:d nL 531-410!.. • · ~Day. Own _Tranaportatlon LADY wl,... llouaekeef>!ng d~ _.,,.._ Int•"""' a Modlcal Staff Stc'y boani,~m7'-5='!'';;.!!'l~'d=o,-=S0."120'=l~'•-~~=='-'J.!!!=~+-----I
Se 9Dirth Cout Plua ~ Pn!fer males.' Write equfprMDt---,-·-·01tTli! DUCMts • e Min. 1 yr hoapltal expel". w-:p.m. tYPirii> sarary~e ·I ~9o.GerJ _ Decll~tM ClNnlng O•nlf\ed Ad No. S68, Dally machlneL Apply to City of 241 on Dec. 11th for ~ Xlnt lllliary & fr In 1 e $7'J5.-$898. ApPlicaticib ~ead· r ' • ·)
FOuNoSmall·-.puppy, PA_Tl~PLANTIRS . *a~%.m:'~.* Pllct.P.0.-1560,0olta ~ ~~ =tE~~l Op. ~';i~"Moo.~fi~ :-..=~~·~: DEqls~p·i:t~
beqle atzr, vtclnlt)' 17th St., Ah Cobcrttt work. Bride:, KAUUNG ~by exp Mesa. Ca B'J626. Phone ~1124. ~ 5 pm. Fountaln Va.Dey O:im· Daily Pilot, P. a. Box 1560,
Coot& -. &U-1660 uk !<Jr ol-wk. 891-35.13. "°"""' oturlem. i.. tr NEED helo at home! We pm. Dec. 14th. . INSP~ munlty llcspCtal, 1 71 O O Ceola _.Ca. · ' · :othy~= tan ~ p~~ I~~ rJ::; ,53+-lM& « ~ :::.=. ~'1!.• DELlVERY cl 0 A IL Y &Oat-Aiseriibly-~qel-O:lal, ~~ve., FounL Vallef. ~y' IU.lr.uo to 1IOO
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blue eye, 1 concrete. $G BB iJrHt. ~~ $2.50 -..n Homemabn. lJPjObftf PILOT,. SUNDAY ONLYt: =~~=MEDICAL Alslstant·Back . ~Pald ·
-eye. J>....,..nt Vic. etmoM CDmlT WOltK ' *cm-au* 5"Hll!8L -carrien.Statlon M>z.G,.,,,,' y.g,is 16li office· to. bu<f GP, ll!uot Pres. ...a, ·ril!tt 1:aJ1!f to 17ttq;t., Cll. tnHI54. 0 n.ifto. WALKS, .... -. Holp W•ntocl, MI. F 710 ...... the .,. ol • Pia Ila CM.· ' know. X-Ray, Draw ~ "°"" ,. ,.,_...,, m.
FND • -Shll>hml{s:t ""°' -Don. MHSt4. l!!'!\'i9 " w...,. or v ... Contact Mr. cen • E!iG. Mllslon Viejo ~ !' -t. benefits A location.
mo. 'i!L.. ... 1""<",.:S ~ • CEMENT !"PM * 'IRONING * ACCEPTING applk:atlonl li_"'6..ta-:T~ ~"' Ba,y • • , • • i Ttiro .,. .. 831-7'». I, , Cill 1Slm.~2700.""'8o.<:ee ~~:..... gr. -.,-i:S':·#t,"·* ·,', ,_ ~,...., oe-148'/ -~ ~:.:U_=~'!i DENTAL Mii1$1'Am' . ·""1NE ~ 't!"~..,."'.t"~~t ~~~~:
-"!ri· -.,., at , , :,-jiiij1..-" l ... t 1$ Yri ci .... Cdony O>alnlde, 1tt ~ 5'~ or SERVICESlll'.ClENCY fi"' exp. Lawton Scbool, 623 2082 .Mi~br.·~>, (
Fuhkm lll&iid, 644-6'151' .. ¢hltd.!,C1-,. . ·~-c • KI t.c hen, ,San Juan over.~ 5 da,YI, 8 , .W., l'Tlb st., S.A. 5Cl-446L SECRETARV/~stant to
FOUND (n Baya'eat ~~ " /, . ",,.... 'FLOAT MAINTENANCE C.platrano. l:'-~~ een:':.n. 640-0300. FEE PAID Morchondlslnv direct"! ""II' >Sales ' &
Male black & t.an Colllt . ··* ll•rtll•· Pall)t 4. dry rot repatr~ 13 APT w/ldtchenette Ii: Utll to ., .. ...,.. S&les Manager to $UK Female,' Enthualartlc inven-~farkeqng .. Mat. have typ-
do& approx~ mo. 548-~.by .. Slthl ~ • ~·I 'J:t e~~:.:o~ an independent honest t! DW"i ~~~ ':1t Field Service to itOK tory linn servicing local • lhg' ~' ~tittbu'1 ablt.._!-> I found t Day. care !Of' 1 chllil:•'lntanl · clean lady in exchange 0 ce, .,....,., n n Sales Order Deak to $900 stores part time Merclwl-assume ty. l.1us
MALE Beqe ~ -4 yn:. Full timel.~~~"P•lntJng-&, ·-few hrs help In my am. instr\zction. Non-smoker 18 Above requite knowledge diaing'exp&car'neceuary. 11a~,~1 Salary
Collep Park area. 549--4 • w 0 ,. k 1n 1 fOr _ tMcbetl. P.P.rlwl"llng motel .µi H es per 1 a· H i to 78. 644--0SU ot lndUJ/comm'l •adhesJ~s Reply p 0 Box 492TI lDs c 0 rn m: e n • • . .! 11..J e x p .
FND Grey: A White M&le lcat, Fenced yard I: 2 playmatn.. -De&ert, MXV:lerful clean air DENTAL Aulstant. Exp'd in S«'y/Advertlslng to $650 Angeles 90049 or 213-416-1373 n~, I'.:; f'. vie.,.,_ sci:, 592-1647. Hct lunch. "'""""" VIila PAINTlNG 6 PAPERING, ~ aood ":.:ll =..~~ X·t'IYI a · cral evacuation, A/P, lnven. Control $460 MOTEL 'maid M Fr 1 SECREJA-· • ·'<
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YNG fwht cat -· ~V1ew School DlstdRt FV. 19 ""° tn ~ am.. Uc ~don can latu. ~ 548-83M. · Order/Experience $460 Prefn mature 0 :; 10 n • AA· ·~~.J ;;· ~=r:: ~ Llntdn' · Fie~. ~':'..,;:" ~. ~i:_~ :C,.~ Ref's !um. ~· p,.fer German. Dont•I Aalol•nt =-lion ~!st $460 Loauna Beach. ~ • * 11!'!_0/o >~ lYi ~-Col n ~ nm. --..... Sun ,.·!'b!!:S57'-061 •. · JNT ·•Dter Accoul.cell· fii~~collect¢7Ptn, Newport:Beadt 6*-3815 MTST/Gen.Olc to$600NATIONALco.openinalocal Ll:z::z~r ., 1 tr)'"cbef• s.,n \.Juan
• '~~.....-. t .. n.-'"-11 ......... -.. ~ · • _ _;. Lie In&. DENTAL Amltallt-Drp'd, Free•Feefosltiont branch ottlcea 1n Million ., PQI, : ~··ttUS 1 om:a =·= ~ ~ ~rectef . .,,,,. ~~ . ~-:t..""i&om,'Ctmck. ~":: ~ cba1nld@. F/tlme. X""fl¥ Cll8 E.17th ~at lrvioe) Of 2v:.;:r:men~t!~ARY wtth = ilJ'l!L0,~· --., -
SWIEii'di; r.male. roilt.t ·JACK '1'lulane --INT. A EXT palntlna, ...... ~-Q:f1>, 1S31 Plaoentla, -· d. 5'Ml'l5. ;,.... _ ~~·-__ le""' ---Refa"°' ·llle a dlMbll!Jy ~ W~ J2\ ~ tn OD(.._ B-1964 ~ remod., tddlt. 2> yn. ap, = nabftl wood Qt. Department Store . ~ to inteerity I respons. need-expeiience tqr 4 da.J" wtr;. lliid ilm l ll11-. Eip'd.
A wknrtll. Llc'd. M1w .. 0o. 5'1-<I006. 50-'l905. ASSISTANT c.ot, bltlwa JANlTORS for -put ed. Ca1I ~. S1att1ng ~up .to srai. -21. AP!l4<, -Caul
FND. Oranee adult cat yr. .. Weed It ·a lttap" PROF. Painttnc. a1-> roota. )'OU.tw man to usi:1 chef in J. W. RobiRIOll time wortt. 6 tol'Ul P. .MOO Nurstrw· Phone lira. l.iidemwaa, U.,,;'CdM. r l1!1-
00< a.-. 6G-8811 till n--*' fJUb ......., , "'"" .,,.,,_,. steal: ......, ->.p. thru Fri. Onnie Coant)!. Nu,... Athndonlt , 547.-r w~-~"'liiiiiOe
u,oo. -them lniD -Lld/IJIL !\ft est;~ pl.Ir In penon, The Bun. NewpmtBeod> :::... ~76tl90040E. AU ::!:lfQ. Acute~=· .~J~, ';m-~~
ST. ~ pa 11 sad e I' 'CALL DAILY PILOT INT A Ed: paintbw, ttU1np r'11 H~ r.!in C.M. 10 am· Hu Open1na: For JANITORS -Part time of· required. Contact I See. . "iiity ' Jf\Y)'., N~. • t '!
541)..ml m:fJ38.-f!6T7. , • ~· U-nfumll1:.ed spec. pm. • ' fiCe cleaning eVff, bUJb le ()e~ Monday lhru Thurs&,. I W ff ' =1,'
MALE tn.b ·sen;; roo..i In a,.ssrnm ... ,. .. -...,.. 549-7118'1 aft s. ASSISrANT manager ~ STAMP " u .. oi< c... • phone ' .... roon1a1n Valley c.m-·Officers • ........ !J'r· w. 0xta Mesa.~ maintenance coo.pie tor COIN DEPARTMENT : ~u~mCalJ ·53U558. mwtlty HOIJlltal, 17 1 ~o · * ._. . lara'e complex in Costa Part·tlme, exper not neces· Euclid Ave., Fountain WANTED 2 ~'fem-
Losl 555 * * * .~ * * * M.,.._ ""'"but helpful. JOBS · Valley. 911>-1211. Part time & Full .time ~ Ca,, °'9ertiti &
. 64).8970 e ~~~y NEEDED PEOPLE GREETER Avel'age $~00 per 'veek to Lite Aasc~fi WU\ train.
AUTOMOBILE Le as in g Apply in pel'ROn 10-5 pm e Keypunch Operators Ladies, part-time dally, 10 start, pa.id _v a ~ al Ion. ~ 1* lt A I, ... ~ C W
Sa.Jeaman, .. Experier>oed, #l Full.ion lal... .. NB e lnduitrial tll 2. No weekends. No ael\-holpllfll to life INIW'll_E~e .... 15th,.~, brf __
Management-Opp.-Guaran-. F,qual Oppor. Employer e Billing Clerk fyplst Ing. Xlnt wagea. Central Opportul}1ty to iiivance. fo, \Y. E-~-:10 S)\rktl·e e
ty, Cir, Med1cal Ins. Ralph lrvine 540-M50 Orange.CO. area. lnterv\ewa detect.tvf:., Contact Security Distri ' 1ft4 ~noe
Wl.lllaml Leuing, Inc. (U4) Anaheim , 533-2322 dally, Mr. Wood, ~ Agent. White Front Sto~. , tNo '1Q oftl, For
63S-8C1D (213) 7C&-Mll. DINNER COOK NEVER A FEE Jlf TEMPO Woodnd1 Ave., Downey. m2 Sa. Harbor, Anaheim H.B., J 9SS-Ml6l I
AVON REPRESENTATIVF..S Experienced Tempo TelhPoi'UY• ·Help PIANO Player t\ Drummer. ~ •. Dec; 11~, 9 AM-12 Wettmlnster ~ 531--03'15.
EARN MONEY. • BLU• DOLPHIN•· .11JN10R s._,,. 1~15. Appb> In"'"""· Com>l'1 ·""""" ' ' • ' WllOWAiii'SfewoRX!
For new car ~ 3355 Vla Lido, NB Ean $2).$«1 pet".:week cet-Bar, 810 W. 19th SL, CM. S "-A.ttendant· ·DRIVE A .CAB! ~ -eon,.. * 018 HWA SHER, ,._ tin& -C11110-. 'for the SERVICE 11-alOOllt ,._ hoan. _. COila. Vacations In perienoed. Appl1 to Oef D.Ul.YPILOT. 'l'hililmta POLICEMAN •/~. Top waee-s:_ ~ ~ be J'Cllll" own ~~ now fDr be-2 .. ,-!pm.Bal:la, newopaper roote 'IJid clOes S.lory $172 -$1078 :"ciit~~.Lag =-·Men~~ConV:: Corinthian Yacht Cub. 1Sl1 aot lnclude ~ or Lateral entry only. Hefeht Beech. ~ BABYSIJ'IER, 3 to 5 da)'I ~ Dr., OD1 deliftrtDa, ~II min S'8"' POST-Bu\c 1=:;;;;,:,.....,.-,,-==:= , ,.. 21 to 'Kl, IUP'
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·dolfars
wk, 7 to 5 or 2 to 5 pmn DOUGHNtJT -nlte lhlft, tJrOVlded. We wart tour ~ll''"· ·em .. ._..:.. Calli SERVICE station attendant. plement ,_. ~ Dnw '--.... ..,,;;..._..., ___ ,;.,,.....,,,...,~-~-Job. My home. Bal lale. hiMln after sd:ool and 8 on ~ ~-,-put -· Exper pral'd. a cab f !ft« nao a dar·
32" Soop, PC Clua:, Fleet ,..-..... ~l12'11P In ri,;; Kr. J>ouabnut, ....._ --a1 .. v .. 1i..... Pf!r'9Mnel Dept., (trailer), ,. __ _,_ ........... --...-.-Co 1115 };, 11th St. COit.a • ~·~ ._, 16' Trana .... d. m.131' F~, !&"Zito 45, -Soturday. We have cr= P.D. Appl.Ir before Dec.13th, 1':-Osborn Enc o -In -Yellow,Cah
~--0 HP Outbrd Will BARMAID ..,.,.. tiine ap-•1'11! 1-St, CM All" ... ..,....,......, ~ 1 -. Sia-A F •-'-.x.-v~'t:", .l:IUUJ. ~................. '' •
•.• ua1up~ ., . ' F . . b or ptOlt 32 hft. (ill betwWn 10 WJ • nn ' ' Hw:rtt.ncton BH.ch aretll Oft. ..........., • ..,.. Vt', oun..w H.B. -CM"' .... =-------· :~ .1or lafi! model cu ~ or ;;'!' over .1: 6. Ask 1ot Sam sa-a:m EXCILLENT 9'· You must be out Of VaUey, ~ tht!' old stutt. Buy tbe A good want ad b: atl'IQd In-
Call 6'13-2490 • 55T·7621 e BEA TOR JOB OPPORTUNITY richool by 3 PM to new atutt ~""""'=""ent."'---~=I
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WILL tr:ade top QuaUty on Mo..t.romery Ward tntettsted· 1n etwlna wlth Newtiort ~ach p1ta1, Newport Be&ch.
patnt1na:1, lndacps, ~P• , 11'1 co mpai11 . Coll1e1e Has 0~~ For R1i1I E1t•t• Si1l11 ~..;""', .... ""..,,.•~nr.,:. 8*•uty Solon bac~ htlptUl. l\luot be PBX • 'FREE . ,._-.. P£'tl0nable, atile to . meet
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• -. ~:l\·"~llna, or··~~BY-·"T NEW Hehn•b ,.,.,.._ kind-· 1800 cc vw. VAIS' 'Stip1... "12All4Romeo ~er Low NEWPORT '72 I)ATSUN 2«)Z, nt !I .,... .. •~ Will ~rvU'O i.c.u "nn. ol New Carabela or Stema Mu.t eell! Call aft 6 Jim, Auto Tn.qs, Air G:Jnd. Vteyl mJ AM·t,M .'$4,150. ~ ! radial Urea._~~/
1 o111111. •nn aft 6 Yt>tJ SAW AT. THE SAfL. Mini C)icle or Motoreycle. m4913. • Roof, ,. ..._. ~ t ~...;J TSUN ~ lnr. A14/f'Mht41j •
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~ pona: -. Alm hcnlN for lllary Dutch·bul!t to Uoydl Ir ~ Uaed bikel ,..... ' • + tJlc fer mo. Xlnt cOnd, $:1350 Ann. . ,,. DATS ' lire' ue. II bone• and a flll1 pow<ttd cnlllinc aux-..n...,,. New • ,_. ..,.. s-s, R-, Roch 959 VAN'Sf , ,..,;, 'I' ' '69 mo Spider V•loce .,pd, • UN Wiiii'il .I
,, ~-~ St ab I e • • 100 A·l $landardl with over $"l5 & up. DE Ta.muo Pantera, I l me n-w nW...w 36 l1* 1(1,E.L. "6-0742 or. JC-13Sl . Now Open Xlnl co~ ~ t :1~
1 ~,pai-Road . 400mU .. ranoeal6,Sktll on Loo'•~•Shox .,.. w/'blkbi>od 4wnk. UUll• ~Ats lmrnadlateO.llvery AUSfiN.AMERICA »> -;;~::N " py. ··i'
XJCt: the lntemallnltank. AJeeluminu~ 11~~rove. ter v e ·' 10,ta) P.L New radiator '"'LEASING •1 NEWPORT ,71 Datsun ·240 z] a~to. IM!t;'~ ~. sum-....... Sta OU" tan~ -· 831>7ML modlflciatlon & dlslrlbu!o< GMC'• -Dodto• -ALL MODILS * mo AUmN AMERI~-BEACH ant/Im °""""'' $3600. Bill s~' ~ BWbt a.~~ ~ ~8:e~~~ :~· =· S~ ''::e ~~~ -e!~ AND MAK~ • AM6.,. t .. i:!-~ pt l I ea I e · lOOO W. Co.st uwy~ inl, pri pt,y. ~--
1'IJI!> -r:· .. matchnd ...... hancl-rubbod '72 Triumph ml kl Nlohol tall~·"~ r-~· . s--~4 ·~· ,. !fAJ
"'1 ·-Alrloan Mahogany lnterlo• Bon~Dle , pe ~ ";.~. 66-16:12 CllINOOK, iRAvco FOR· UllllMllR .,....-.;,• BMW 645-6400 . ! BEAIJT J?a!oolino, 8yn well •1th loal< fioon. Unoqualod •-• ppeL ' . ' ENSTOV -PRID" .. JOY.' 1st Nall..-·1 • ,,,..-traidllld ,IJ•~~ SUltable storq:e. Quality and Craltt· UKE new. gold I:. white, Trucks • 962 S•ve on this Ullllf WE HAVE THE' '611!-'IAT850 coupe~ !!Im ml. :· !I!,.~.~ ~ I: lor manshlp so superior \\'Ol'ds clean I; fast. <7E'M49l $1009. ' Year End C ... ~•nc• D....a. I aMhw · Viii •. 1 s OOm•I NEWEST OF ~200',1 :I~. W.t.~;fg_ f4oo ,or
• ~ ""' lnadequai. to descril>o. em Maxey T.,..., 1'1181 70 Chev, ~ llke tltlo '72 Chev. % ton, --~ DA.TSUNS IN ~ ......,
1-\r,.~~l :nii'. Do not even rome to ioolt :=,~vd., Huot. Beach. Tonpickup.V8,custom.AT, 350 V8, automatic, power (~~~~~ 1NVENTOR..f FOR ~=o~u.ti!t.:i:": :-1
l.' 54H13L ""Iii ""' .,.. ttod.Y '° ~ 1m 750 HONDA PS. tadcry '°'· 8 * ""°'· ~~· H·1ll wide buo 1-~-.0 ~-•• -'!' YOUR S&LECTION """'1ll!'.'O, or you will go awa.y ~'""'<& wrap around bumper. .....~. n.dJo, "With oontempo nrMJll' ~ "~ ~-
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i 1·.:... llt<'J ~~~ iit~;: .:5::.~~= ~-~ .. ~:f ;;:-~$~:,~::~fi I · · ' ' · 1 Hollanll Yaohb/Newport f -~• Schwinn 13W555 "'-·e $2000' ool!GROusJN!or "ffCliMOietlfui<t,.[f, ?O 2002' · int., botl om · on rear e ...-~.-. '71 2IOO Sl!DAN & 6 pm. i
:.--.,, Gciiw'ol " 900 USED71=:s5ALE :ll" $Ill. 6'H297. '61: GMC 'h Ton full Price $4fl5 , CREVIER IJM)IY 1919 JAGUAR l!'.16..J'erfei:L
'••-'·-· '71SUZUK!'°"""""''blke. Pl?NP. VS, slick, radio. BILL BARRY "" """""' ... ~.. 210ilo mUeL 1!ei!.' $G!'Ol 13" ·wrvu..Ln. 35 HP Mttc. KJte w·trlr ......... : •. $750. 150 mi. like JM!'W, $165. 4j,746 miles. Real clean. · Aak for Sales M "-4es • ~ • ~'5 O:.U 642439~ 6'im9 , ·
ttlr >ant . cond. s 8 9 5 . Hobie 14'' fair cond. •• $570. MAN'S BIKE. Itallan 3-tpd, (Q98713) U2ll ~a'cil s~r 208 \V. l.St u.5.3W1ta Ana . . "' :.· ~ ·, !!t;~ .. ~·. ll3 B.C.Y.C. Hobie 16', fair cond .• $1150. 2 mo old, $40. 64).9"'111 or $1699 PONTIAC ftUC.FIAT Huntingtori Beach '. • •
-• -~do Hobie 16', 3 Demoi<, 11450 up &l&-59.15. CONNE!L CHEVl!OIEI' _,., 847-6QB! · KI 9-333J. A CAPRI *,' ' ' AT " *. 1 8%• BQSTON-Wh&Jer type Clipper 21' w-trlr •••. $2595. * ,70 Honda 350 CS. Xlnt 2828 Harbor Blvd 1st St. at S.A. frwy. . , ·
dir.wbY, new cond, used Clipper :t·. J mos .•.• $4450. cond. 600:> mk's. S 3 9 5 . <b8ta Mesa 546-1203 :mo E. 1st St., S.A.~ 568-1000 Alltos, lmpo~ 9~0 * CAPRI J972 like new ~-Orig ._ 0 fr . Columbia 22' Inbrd w-trlr 675-2916 aft 5 pm. '10 INTERNATIONAL % ton 1958 PANEL van, reblt. '66 ·• · · .. 1 Rldl e,.ooo niu fa;ao' ~----~-1 Now oondltion ...... srus.boa •72 Honda CL 350 lu>y TravelalL Vl!, auto., w, invwt ~·· new pain .... ~ cua~ A);fA ROMEO Call '7141963-9168.es. · '72 Datsun 1200 ;• 12-ft ~at bottom Joa Boat. All these and new ll rell.!IOn&ble cash otter heavy duty camper equj~ e,..,., runs • -.. . ; IJ$1
, ..----ldWRmlilll. 7l_4 .h.p. motor, Available at llobie Newport, * 644-'7222 * ped, excellent ttrea. Kelley 96)--0767. Alfa ROiilep .Capri V1. $100 A Take • . .. ;,. ~condition. $250. 633-9264 1700 W. Coast Hiwy. 645-2062 ...._,, suaested Retail $3250. OUr Autos W•nted 961 Over Paymenta. C&ll Rick, ExecutiV!! car, Air Cond,
' i.tter s.. FL 1 l?PE R # 1 YAMAHA '61 100cc 'nw Sele ~ tbru 12-10.72 la 646-6141 aft 5. !J4.IFM Sterep, .1000 miles, <(, \~ 1!'b!i.~~.~ mo.~SI ~"'i~\~"" orif ~er;.~) ilo~ REWARD ~iJu.~'Jllile ..... mUst ioandoOwN •• ~:..11·c
-. . Boots, Sllpo/Docks 910 FOR Sal., """ Schwinn 3 --mw .. Coleta •833-1958• UIUlllll ,. speed boy's l&", excellept Mesa, St&-eol.7. -, OHL y
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mold '55.00. 54H'l62. Udo. Dock .....,. I< """"'· l9'lO RT·l YAMAHA, dlght Pldrup V6, auto .. superior K lly II ••-L . M .!......! $65.45 .... ~IATE Call.-aft 6 pm. .._., u jg $2>1. condition. (I.25466) • M .-CIHtrll'Oetl nm "'"' ·i Booll/ • 904 Boatt. SPMd A Ski 911 • 6"'S8 $999 , For lete model, clean, · .41en-· Per mo. ' Diil) ERV
,'< , ** '69 YAMAHA 100 CONNELL CHEVROLET low 'I . •-~-~ tor 48 months. f"1I <llh lfllNt • :oi Fl Sea .Ray :m series. 1 HELMEr INCLUDED 28211 Harbor Blvd mo Hfl9 ~s-_._,, ~-'• AWARD Wl!INING price jg S2lll5. Det<ttd pay-... ,;.~;,;,INGTON BEACH :i •pla:_ volt new ~tin& year new. 44.5 CI Oldsmobile on ~1043 Costa Mfsi . 546-Ull tics, Imports; trucks or ' · LUXURY CAR ment price $31(1.60 A.P~ ... UrA-'ft A ·~ m~ •231Jl pack-a-jet engine. Equipped YAMAHA. 1970, 650cc. 3500 '68 Ford %· Trt Std Trans, c•mpen. . ., ' 14.34~. -..... .~,
.; ~ .:__r /l• Fully equipped t.a~d~m $6'15. 673-4496. Fon! PU w/<amper V.S DAV£ ROSS l'.Y.'!·'iciOO, :&1UUI ~~-~ ...... l'"! $ '.Jri 'il06 tor tlshing I< water '1dtog. mi. Llke new. Must SacrtL RunS lilie new $1395. e '56 Call and ~tor Buyer . . . RMtl. 'll"R.lillye ,f.\otor1 ·f ll,t,;,! • IDDrf .J'L.&lltll lml ;UACI{;, .Ill.< • ..:.,
~-LYMAN 18', In~ runabout, =·er~aJ 0~:!!t 11~~ REAL ~a~ '70 Trlµmph 250 ~ rtn~e~ • ~-~ -· ora°hge Go~• 6)de~ Dlr. !~."~~~= r. \\> 1"f.s'i:i. el ~
' Klinker ~l:ltt.J' ·5.4 model, Sacrtnee $!\00). p h 0 n e lo nuleage, Xlnt cond, ~ •·-"2 n...t .... 20' s~ PONTIAC 1609 POniona Ave. . • ' . .. ' 'tt.'f... .,. 1111 1. compl. l'firtliMd, Looks like 830-6482 Platet 847-51.f'T -. -....._.. . Costa Mesa n-t-548-35:19 '67 DetSun I ~ r:iew Orig thniout w/brand · , Bed, clean le has new short
new. KJ'8.Y marine 4 cyl 16' Boston Wha1er without 12 HONDA ... l!!..ru Trail 50 block 3J8V-3, 64&-6644. 2408 H•rbor Blvd TIME FOR ~1ro1•. 2nd-. J.t.Dr•tidc.~-• AM· ~-1 "' ~ .. • Id motor fully equip east~ xlnt cond., ,......,. Must aell. 169 CL-•L T • '" -
a ~ erw .. UUAl s e • · 6'J3...-0m ,..v .,:i on Cost• MM• 546-8017 control~. Call 675-4696 ti:> see model, $1500, Cost nu , Suburbiin ~I. FactorY. · FM radio. Loc-Jdng bubl .
. . , aJ 58 Linda Isl@', N.B. . 6'73-iiZJI. -72. i:IONDA CB 350. Immat. air P s. radio -PB.· auto· ·WE PAX"'l'OP1X>LLAR QU--ICK CASH CUPE765) ·-~ "1971 SEA RAY" MUSl'~sen 14' Ski boat &: coOO. New top end. ~ ~· r7.1t.~ , .' ' FOR TOP USED CARS NOW ON DISPLAY' . . ,,,_. • $1"' .
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t n· CHRIS ~ oWNER Sacrttl<le, Gftot nt-~· & Vans cm,... Counl>'• ~l-='~ , WAIT AD ....... 1ow lllilea, Ilk< ,,... MrfC!arid.~~ ~ shape, 1 · ' , -I 111 the 3 -ele< c:ar. tor ' SIMlc . TOP$ BUYER. . • '. •. -(ll5EKT) ~........ • llu stereo d 111 o , rs Cash. very nu. 962-6272. L p,•~ Bn.L MAXEY 'IDYOTA • 1 , ~ 1
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1 mol,or, oolrl.....,, 2 ~.,., Camper. Low miles. See to * Danmar Inc. * , $15'9 · " . • . ' ' , A to/Alr/M • p 1 t · · , ;, MGB fall»recotder, head, bait aPprec. 557-19fl9 aft 5 pm. 13801 Harbor Blvd., G.G. CONNELL CHEVROLET r •.. 1 ·•' ~. u agg. r v a e >
tank, Etc,~. --CVcl-· 1nc.t; 531.6800 , • .... :1828 HUi>or Blvd. 197·3 '(ill ... ·f!•L":_,"P·.·.,. ft.I UCfs ' .~~,:;-88'2· -Ge.-~-~-~-,,.wtre---lwlllo,-1 30' OUUS ~;T/S. V'-8, 185 ye.,.,. ' Next to G.G. DatNn o.ta Mesa 506-ln _ ~,... ~~··· 4:: $95ll Or.\ · am/ J lJN tir,1, h.,. Buy yo,;,. w It•·. S-ten ' 925 JUSI' 00 1961 ·4 ,.,,... drlw WW.. OL c _.._. .. ' b r • / !1--.-ta Pvt JJty.
Chriltmal present. I .did! , MOJ'OR HOME RENTAfS Pai»e1 Truck, bit cbevr 283, At • I> t~~2 ·~' RI' s .~ 962"·l2'19, ltr'! ' ' Now~2.!Mta'Crlt1or. ~)~··ldlnl ~%i; Or.O:itylptrentalfteet 3spd <W/Wam!Jioverdrl,e, ' '·' ·~·-• . t,~·, .'1.'·,~ Dat.PI! .... ·n .MGBrdstr8KmllRlbr • ·M'--7813 ~ ean super IJJW WINTER RATES 24 ieart total. new·:tns. -., '' . , <.r. · • ; · -•I.'. -~,. ·FMlllitPx/tpe Abarth Erhlt ~ 40' CRUISER-GMC 6 71 ~-or track:-12XJ firm. 604 N. Hirbiii BIVd. rad,' ili>Cks;-2 ne\f tltts, '~ ~ . •. Plc:lam-\ C;mf.. etc. Call 547-1627 Herb Lee
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• . Chrysi<n, <'°'1'19""'· -'11 YAMAHA 90 MX, most Low mL, «ii -cowl In-2 ....;;. 3.4 .. TO. ·"'ans U881 Beach Blvd., Hunt. l Also pd J-18, $125. oell. Xlnt.cood. $295. e NEW un:rIMESe doct. Poci tract, !Qodro, 'OUL..i....! Beach. 1147-8565. --------1
-6!l-'15111 ..... ml• Insur. All -1 cus-·wbls, AM-FM, OI-, -3,4 Ton .... ·-"""91';Drhre Pl..1..-Im ~z DATSIJN. su..r ... °"' ~ ~ ')ff SKIPJA'O<. '72 0pon 1969 Kawuald, 90, ,5 spd, equip $115 wlc. Pvt Ply. !er. 83H9lS ......... .,..., mac -most Gond COlldliloa. St1c1c. ndlo. ~ """"'· l6ii Mon:. Extru. LU.. -· MUSI' SELL. 830-0533 . '11 TOYOTA HJ lilx ...... , . 3.l . Ton ere' •.. ,,. .. Pl.I.a--. 4196-1238 CWDIJH!) j \VI .. • tra!!O~ Pr! prty. Aak'g $2lll). -'71 Shasta M-Hom< tor RIH, )!jg tires, ... p -• 7'4 -... a . ......... '65 DATSIJN ., -"' ,.., > n4·: B-0&23, Hl-6540. Schwlm Tandem bike we, 18", &ell-contd, Iii» 6, bumper is.ooo mi. '1700. ·• · "" " · SPORrSCAR CONNElL alEVROLCr ;~ SKll'SACK. :IA' F IB •• """ Like new, l'Q. ~ ~· tape deck. 53H589 REAL Dlllf\ftUf' ON ·UStD. TR·ucKS ** 49HI03 .•• ---
okl. l'Wl)' eqglpt. In water, can 892-l'lSt ~ '61 Dodge' :!Ji, Ton Pickup, V-IHU\~ -It'• a hf'ff'le ..• 99ll ~ Colja l:l;ta 546.1203
&lip avail GG.Jtrl aft s. '62 Triumph 650c~blt eng. $1(0) or befit otter for eq. 8, Auto Trans. Power Steer-. WA$ NOW items with eue, WJe D&ll1 Sell the old stun buy the new :.1· 72• ,56 6\rlll clan Claaic 6" !mt ext.• xtru. ~Y equlp'd Motor Home. Ina', Bea.Vy Duty Tires. Er· PUot Clanttled. 6t2-5678. stun. .
Perteet Bay boa!. Llke nu, Must oell. 64>-2365. Xlnt "°"'· 64>-1>65. oell•nt Cond. IS95, 1132-5317. 1970 FORD ~ TON PICK.UP , I $ I $2 Autos, lmportod 970 Autos, ·1....,...... 970
Must sell. ~· NEW Yamaha 12i twin. &.. '72 Pfl(e Arrow 24 ' '60 FORD 11' ton heavy duty, , _. y.1, LoodM with 0~11ipmo11t. fS1r._ 2695 ""5 (i 16' Wood iiidC ~ lip spd. 3B8 miles. Cost $500; *'· aen, $20 a day & 5c ml .V-t,-4 gd. $400 .. cub only. , #0912591 6'7 ~ McCulloch ' tlir, $700.. 11en $275. 844-2595 aft 5. .. Free tnaur&nce. &IH239 842'-<1912 CHRl$f U AS 1 49:H'l65. , \fl;' l9'lO HUSKAVARNA 360-8 Trallors, Trnel '945 '69 Toyota Jlllux \0 T.' 1969 FORD VAN CAMPER ' I $2005 I $259. 5 ~
.., &om, s.nn, 909 ~~~Iii-~ l!t 19li' TRAVELEZE 9eH cont, = ~~· $1395. .. ~ l11bblo Top. IWJl 19'1, . v l ,
'69 HARLEY Sprint. $2>1. W/endad lhower, "''" .~ 1971 o.tsun Pickup 1970 DATSUN PICK "P BICYCLE SHAMROCK lallboat, 12' Cat cub. l.lDl mlks ...,,. coolor, auto hoat, TV an-"' I $)995 I $)395 rfaed, · glass owr wood, front brake. 979-9328: tenna, Nu 85 batter Y , $1525 firm. 663861 Uk-1 Now AJI Thr11. I :ts, 7 l'?Kl _ I RA·F•• 9 trailer, A-accet11. Coed 1st 3 HP BRIGGS Ir: STRATJ'ON motareycle ndt, 111» 7, '59 FORD Pidrup. V-S. .C spd, _ .. t boat,$325orbeltoffer.Aft MINI BIKE. $60. WI Llke new, $1575. 1594 l'Wll well. $47& Pvt pty, .
'·t ~·:!,~ 515-1358 =~54.-~M--*m:'~~1~UV '1967:m~~/u'li.,.~~~~~~p 1 ·$1795 I $1295
:, far family lun, Trailer, head ~~Nf, ~OR 1961 15' TRAVEL Trailer ~A.KJF!t heavy du-~'" A plJey + many emu, • Sti:-8, Best o&r over $525. ty bumper. T.O.P. ~ JEEP 4 ~-j ~L-p U
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·~ 32' Sloop, PC Claa, recent ~ &G-4834 epprec. Best otter, 56-JW. i',"~~;'~l 'i!!~r~J:I~ u;::;:i ~:RD % Eoonoli ... : 1969 ~~~Y.. ~~T.?.~p~~·,~r.., I $2395 I $1995
model car or tell . 673-2490. HONDA ·n SL70 • St. lie. "Prevent Rut &: Com>alon" WB Van with auto., vs. . , , =-.::~.f~j :;;;;:~ -~t:.~ ~::y,i::ui~~ ;:~ ~~(~ 1971 ': .. ~:~~~~RNIA CAMPER I $J295. I s995
in .pnce. .. QualUied In· ce.1lent condition $19. $3.1.50. CAU Ford le Lincoln fP463) bAVE ROSS PON· ni:.. m;:,,, kaclng Im = CI-J'IS Prod'G'ilsTAFSON ~;M~. =· mw.. 1969 ~.~~.~.~~,:=h~ID •8' C1mpor I $)095 I '$695
llf!U' le spinnaker. Xlnt Xlnt cond. Must acll, belt Of· LINCOLN-MIRCURY '69 FORD Club Wag, Van. --~~~'----~~· -~-----------=~ '.: .. :::~ .~~~·-·· ~,E";.i~:t:: $:!=~:~ 197 ~:.~.~,~ .. 1~~ __ J ~ .$325 1 · $Jso,· ~~e&ner than a new Good Shape. , IG •t t;: todeck. rib. 47,llXI ml.
'£' We. N""1>0ri '71 H:7~1<1 VOLl(SWAGEll •P•<ial, ~=::·:::· t'v'''.:. ·1969 ~~1_:.1,:.~ER .··Camper .'l .• • tftft5 I $695, CX>tr28 P e a r •on ll Excellent eond. $& engine O'l'lf'baull, «l !Ip . 1 ..,,.,., v-.wia a3-.Erlduon 30 ,; * ~1018 • ~. 1500ce PBS brake *VAN -'e O:Mv. 3 apd,, u·.~a;.;'~; 11 .• ~.~~ S!-.~ e ~~~~ ·1971 ~~.!:~ "~_c..nflei: .. 1 ~695 I $J695
~~..J ti.Ila. X1nt BONANzi. Mini Bib, beet beach AGtamodve Center, 1971 OIEVY~ Van, v ... * 14&-l«>f * oner. Top -Call -•Uck. comp1.>:P..'ld, .,_ , 5C.'HJ848, VW Moton. comp\eteJ.1 rt.bit, 2 new ttftL like uew. Betit
HOBIE Cat 16 -I mo1 old. All SUZUKI S) Dccel cond Onl Inst. &: Guar. $200 • up Ex~ oiler. 132:49µ. N''· E>. """1. 2700 m1 110v.r """' on ~ '"""""· Also .,. ,,. ... J965 ~sm man van, 4 _ " m, ~ . , ·Tvno UPI 6 Vllw Jobi. ,eyllnder, ' -cond. $500,
, · 1 1.lllCJ 14 e im YAMAHA Uscc Xl 1 Vinet Automotlw, 1311 ~ --l<OO. Fl5T.)Xl6 """' Lo mlleap. $411/on:r =11 Ave., Otlta Mea, :;.69~CHEV;:;;. ,.., ""v°'AN""'~,-,-=~,11
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Co.,.._ radlalo, AM/FM, Exbauot • HUNTl~TON BEACH in&.' air ccnd, bucket oeata, ¥' ....-. ndlo & l"l'9
ur& 12385. 55H515 ' '73's WAGON ""' coooole, wire wheelL (!vs. Fully eculpped Gorden -beaw, -dean ('ISS62T) Auto Tnol. Air. ())ad. I. SPEED bu. radio new '7"PllR8CHE114 ' 4SPEEI>tras. -buckl:\ ·Chrysler/Ply-"' 552). Only with Ught Interior .-$695 $89 •. 88
-~Q!iffiiil. ~~: ~ """"s46.-~ Now at ··n Prices! .. a ... <1157CFOI.. • Beach ~~unt. $1095 ~ t':nu".1"""llCl9~ Only HUNTI NGTON BEACH + tax per -
J -eves-. 96M369 M/IMY Mj)DILS • $1256' 'ff V.W. C•mP,er HOWARD Chovrolet SAVE HUNDRE DS Chrysler/Plymouth lm..!ii.i.o~lwry
• ' IMMACULA,TE '111 ..911-T. a COLORS . Clean. "Radio .lick, low Nowport ... ch 18861 Beach BM! Hunt. LEASING Ste lt-You11 buy Ill one ow11er'. See at DeSia>i I• _..,. S.. It, Y"U11 buy Ill m11eoae. CRvTr47l MacArthur BM!" Jamooree Macffoward Beach !14().filM, 8C<l631 Att•MQDllLS
• Plaza • .., N-Center --$2299 IJi.0555 '72 C•moro ES · I•-"• Dr. or call ~ Dellwery I.-!. CONNELL CllEVROIEI' '66 Riviera GS-Low ml. 531-or 531-he Interior. V8, AND ~ 1.11111 •n Pul'ICbt Taraa 911.S. AT Lml 2828 J;11rbOr Blvd .• White. AM.IF, air, full pwr. Corner 1tt & Harbor ~. P.B.~auto., air, car it s.tMll ·CllJm ~ llft • AM/FM, M I ch e l l n I. See It -You'll BU)' It ~ . . , ... ~. ' Cotta Mee& . 546--m Pvt pty, $1500. f'l3-7099. Santa An• Jmmaeulate. (J.21GIU) . -~ ,JV Sacril!ce. 142--0T11. lJI; Ill '68 'VW· Ca •99 Bulclc·2 dr Electra, Top **'69 EL DORADO. VERY $3499 10f 11.ffrn'
, CC, chro'me rip\I, stereo • ~ .. -....,1', .M. ~ u:: p;Jp-Wp camper 842'-7560 *113'1-8611• 2828 Harbor Blvd. ,,. 1911 llorbor C.M.
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fSJ ... OT $1100. or otter. 847-4913 m . '70 TOYOTA Crown 4 Dr. ~-.~'ft"· ~~~"; '66 BUICK '62 CAD ccnvert. all pWI' " °"''" M... 54<;,ml Bank-Lea•.
-. -~"' -WILi.-""' """'· Porache-or I'"' l"l Sedan. Auto., air, vleyl reel. tYWr--073) Hurry tee thlo • aw oond, Good oond, $300, ,65· El Ca I -vw pa.kl for or not. Call -Ii lri excellent c 0 n d l t t 0 n. one: $1499 Bill Maxey ELECTRA 225 64fh5554 C.M. m no ,.. _.rftT Kent Allen 831-t!KIO ' · Ke11-· SUaNted Retail .,,_.:.,. .. o;.. Be h Bl d ·~ lo ti · 2001 Miebetaon ·Drive l1il rUllll.UI , . 1968 ~. C.M. 646-9303 $lil(i' Our Sile Price thru ~u;,u , ~ ac v ., 4 door, V-8, automatic 1959 4 DR. CADILLACJUST v11, au ma c, _ ps, atr. (Corner o{ MacArthur)
"' "'" ~.RSCHE 68 912, xlnt cond. 'G9 'TOYOTA Corona 4 Df, J.2..lC)..'12 ii $1599 (239BIO) Hunt. Beach. 847-8555. tranamiaslon. factory air, OVERHAULED. Good (R78653). Only IrviM, CaW. 9J6S4 STATION . 69 ·~· 36.000 miles. Pvt Mlcbelirl tiru. Sha>:P coo-(P442l DAVE ROSS PON· '111 V.W. POP·TO~ER power .teerlng, Power transportation car. 9'1W:m. , $895 n4/833-862!) 213/027.Q367
' WAGON ~~~66, 912, Good 11=.::4°' !"' P.ty. TIA~·r.:':=. Blvd., :l,'l'~ ~thoo~lge 1n;.J;) ~radio, beaw, xtra CAMARO · HOWARD Chovroltl 71 V-~!'I 1 I .
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AUTO • thni., · ~ tire~ otter, 541-0l20. -• St w' , 71 T..,...• i;.,._ · $2885 Our Sale Price tbru , , , , · · lo MacArthur & Jambcree Blvd (89HJI) • beater. (!J!)l.UV). QnJY. • • • '" oOyelo 0• ... 4 Dr .. llodlo, 4 -: aJr 12-10-7" is 12699 DAv,E HUNTINGTON BEACH 68 Ca.mare. V-8, pwr, .,., • 133-0SSS $12" ~ ~ $111&" · ., ~~~i-D~:. ,$9e0.Bol>.so.4810ll'dr cond., aupa-clean. Low ROSS PONT!AC,,:2480 Chrysler/ply-"' ~;;.'.'~~~=~ ~-~Bl~ .
. . -• Calf . • n CORONA. Mark "' • mlleL (ZICI'D) Harbor mvd., eoa .... Mesa 16661 Beach mw., Hunt. 83()..8462, '69 C•m•ro Cpe. " 3121 ~ YU
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t-lift SUNBEAM " CONNELL CllEVROLl:r" •n VW au., M,000 ml, ·nu •BEAUT '63 • J>UI wq. nu x1nt """" $2250. (XWZ762) wo.i•(Jaat. 1970 Chev. °"""""" -· , • • '70 MkII wqon, · 4 1pd1 air, · '"2828 Harbor Blvd · tnkes &: bltd tires, CUStm. tiret &: batt. Needs v&Jve 673...falO • OJ' ~ S159t 8 Pus. Sta. Wp. J'Wr. ' l967 ~~~ ... Al I Pf1ced_~ to aell, f9M467, O.t& MeiJ ' , 5f&..1203 tit. 5 PBM, w/dbl 'heel. Im-work. Clean! $195. 641)..3567 CONNEU. CHEVROLET Steerinc •brakes, Al(-DI
tMltM ""':"'~~ P n e • •1730. URGENT ·mmt aen -170 mac in &: out. $25j)O. SHARP 1969 Camaro VB, PS. Harbor Blvd Sto!f'eO rc.cuo, tilt ateer. whl. ,. tat• bard~& conv~ Low Lik to tnukT Our Trader'• Toyota ~ new 'brks, tt4-89t--6017 aft & or 1961 Skylark, 1 unr_ auto, PB, ·xtnt cond, new Urea. Costa 2:f8 St&-UX3 Factory Air, luaeo_nd!t . nU. cood. . e fnr ' dfta. LeaYimr 'for Europe wtcenda. powr, clean, aood cond. $1650., 495-4391. esa new tires A brakes. t"aneJo . f· UICll , ,C.M,~fa1Yday,isthe~D.lYto Paradlaeccluilln'4,.eaf.:;. Best0a...4fi&wo. 'tm VW Bug, Xtraa, $28S.,495-a!66. CHEV '&.ICAMAROSS.396, ing.Askjng '$2575.551'4811. ! a ,....., ~')wl •<If run an ad! Don I '<ltJay,,. 5 linn: 5.= J!i. , . . , leatherette Int, rad Io• . CADILLAC CHEVROLET Ht pert hpd, m..,, traction 1962 IMPALA -· llOO\O
; Call M2'!l678. call today 60-567S. day • • • " ' TRIUMPH : undeneal, bum,,.. . guards, hen, Clean $1!00. ~ wcrl< •. 11®. 'm-om; <iall ~ ,,...,. 962· Truckl 962 Trucks 9i2 1;000rn1. Nu !2460. Sacrlllce YOUR· ONtY 100% WARRANTY or 675-5396. alter 6 pm. ..:.t
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• IMMIDIA DIUYIRY ' -l97-ft YOLKS 54&-<!05. • Largest selection o! Cadil-TE · 1eav1ng 1or Hawaii 1000. DEALER 12995-Autos, N-980 Autos,-New _ ._
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$2295 VOLVO Cadillac 4 .;:_ •;::.': -· CRmER BMW 2000 HARBOR BL. radio. Nice. cZNHrn> Yllyo COSTA MESA • $21'9 Sain • Seivk:e • LWing .-5'0-9100 Open Sullday -CONNEL!rmEVROLET
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lOO'!lt •UAIANTllD ' ., 1 ..... .uAIAJITllD for ~-.. -· radio. Green w/matcblng Wlhl Solll • '69 CllEVELLE' Maltbu, • ' •. ' 0 "' ··~, 5tMi155,aft 4. vinyl _top .. ·Extra clean.--i..eft her 1968 El 'Dorado.~ R&H,, PS, new tires, xlnt ,a_·_u-y ·_ WITH:_·. C . I· ~•-1:. ~oond,;,. ~-v~-~s2"' ~:.·~~i:· Or ~11400/b ... Dir . ~a;; ~ . BUG. 1 ....... Malie oflera. CRmER 1•a&1 '68 Cad. DeVllle, F!remist '64 Impepa ss, blue In " oot.
,.-..e74 "'" brown. Radiala, speed con-nu tires, gtl 2nd car· Ori& Au, Ca ·••· US.I EA 41ll :cl VW Bur. ~·en&· " SaIS ·Service -·Leastn& trol, FM ....... $2275. ownr $260 !Inn, cash. Ph' ..__ .,. . 'clutch. Recst valve job. D W. 1st St., Santa Ana 543-6736/642-44116. 846-8008.
GUA-~-11ID · I 000/o $1'/S. 5.1&445(). alt 9 pm. as.3171 CAD '69 Co<Wert. High ~ . .,-CHEVY=~PU~l200~ .. ""6''
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-"; ;; ,51&-1269 "" . • Dr.~ Air, lull-· $2,000 """" '"· 64¥ll'f, ,.,,-~~"""''""""-::;:'""'
'67.VW Bua, new brb, tiiea Door lodm. ~ control. '69 DeVllle Conwrt. CLEAN! 1961 IMPALA, V-8, air, 4 '69 YW BUG · '71 YW CONVERT
A
SCllWlMI 10 SPEEI VARSITY
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R.C.A. 12" PORTABLE T.Y •
#AIU:l>1J4:
·OR
60,DOO BLUE CHIP STAr.tS.
' •UT HURRY! · THIS OFFIR II FOR A LIMITID TIMI •
Our ·U'llD CAR lot la jamm~ with excellent med
car and truck values. Prices are competitive, our
service and reputation envied. Come in now while
this offer ls open. . ..
OPEN EVERY D.l\Y 'TIL 9 P.M.
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Ario, stick. rM'lo, b11m,., t1.t•rd1, •llfr•
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'71 YW SlfEA BUG
<4 1pooil, r•dlo, wliff• w•ll til'ff, lik• """
Muri M• +1111 wfflc oH. ,1011 &A&J
"' i>aJnL Good IhL Rqm, Blad< Beauty .. 582ESE. '$2illo, OFFERS! Dave, door, orl&lnal ....,.., $800. GROTH CHEVROLET -.''650-518-9446. -$4995 m-im or 49H615. ,::962--0167:::;'='-· ~~-,..,...,..
'II vw:eamper, -1600 •• -cHo·--.a '65 CAD, $800 or .._ ·n El Carnine, ""'· pa/pb, lo 11111 --~-· Blvd. Hunt ........ lleoch, e111.\!1Clnt eccd. !5M2lt or 1YU1L Wan& !or 1<1bocl< vw. ml, yellow/brcwn lnL $3000. -••-
. MAKI O__JIB -, :s:,,~u _ c1u... .. 531• .. _5i1-1 * PRIV!:":.4ARTY • .:=;:,--:,-""" Pis. 847 ena 1:.111: HM
-. Lo mJlea&<. Xlnt c-. ltl a H•rbor '111 Cadillac Eldorado Excellent ccodltlon, $750. .._ ~ I i
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. '70 yW IUG . . "' cont -_.. • Sot1!• Ano $4300. 675-7429 557~ l ~""""!!"""!" ... ~~!"'!'""'l'!'""'!!"m!-"!!!!'I · ~~c:iu.=.•~ A-. Uood 990 A"'°', Used 990 A-, UMd, 990 Autos, Uood 99GA-, tlood '90 • 4 1pNd, r1dio, cl11n, '1)(C1!1111t coM. =:;;.:'" ~12!5. _. ~
'1172 ASP) 11-'-=~~ii,-=;--
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•••lo, buMp.r 9u•td1, lo mll••.• •llfr•
cl••n c•t. 1604 CXDJ "' 'ff VW BUS
Good cond, $1650, 644-4447 ,, ... 9 -_·-. -.-:-1, 1-c, ~-"$1.388/ .
''68' ft CAMPER '71 Wf Piil, TfP l:a!aPer
R.illo, MtnfMr 9u1rcl, ,...foct cone!. l•T:Z·
IZWI 1
$.1688 $27:88
1U.J TO .FINO '71 YW 7 Pass. Ills
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1"5 vw $450 ' 5411-5159
'71 vw .... $21'5 -* '67'VW BUg, ·
Jdnt ccnd. Red.
$8'l5 6*-1033
·n ~ Po p -toa, w/dbl bed, ·llQ\'e, refrta,
FM,lloaded '27'90-i&1J:..30381,
'CM VW $400. Loob, ...,.
..... L New tire& 866 W.
WU-.CM * '56VWBUS*
Good•-·-' Prl<ecL643-1610
'61 VW BUS -New -· '!500 · or bell otter. call 813-«m or 113-1829
'58 VW no enatne, $95 a1ao
VWparts. .
913-UU.
... vw Reblt .... -·-..... brim. exm clean. llm).-...
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........... SAYE '66 • '10 Y.W. BUSSES •n CHEV NOYA . . . . . . .. . . . ..... . $2195
'67 'IUICK · RMERA .......... : . . . $1595
'71 Y.W. CAMPER ............. .
,......, ~. "" """": .... """' {#WSW)
$2795
'70 PONTIAC CATALINA CPE. .... $1495
'71 JEEP WAGONEER ........... $3795 '64 Y.W. KARMANN GHIA ........ $795
. . . . . . . . . . . . . • $1795 '64 V, W. BUG _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $795 '71 .V.W. SUPEUUG
............. $1495 '.65 Y.W. BUG .................... $895 '69. Y.W. FASTIACK
'66 Y.Yt. IUG ..............•. -~ . $995
167 MUSTAN& .................. $1295 . . . .
'61 BUGS -Lcqe S.lectfoll '. ...... i AW .
'69 Y.W. IU~ : ................. , $1295 '69 IUGS -7 to Cho-From --LAIGE 'Sli.ECTION OF IUSSES, CAMPERS & STATION WAGONS
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SalurdlY, Dectmbtr 9, 1972 ..
DILLAC
YIAl·END
llnlTOIY CLUUNCE
SALE
ova 70 CADILLACs
a Select .Jrade-lns
TO CHOOSE FROM
'
TRIMINDOUS
ONCE·A· YEAR '
'SAYiNGS
Just a Few Examples
, 1m a•uc c • .,, • YIH•
'.:-r.':r.:=:--.t..."::.:'i .. "::,t $6444 \W.1"4 ............. ,hH-.
"llJPM. -...... -' ...... •i.--,. , ... #t761'J1,
$6777
CAINIUC 72 le. II YIU.I
-.... 12,000 •i... ,.."':"' .... ......... 1 ............ 11 ........ 1 ••
""-"with .... .-fer! -· viftyl
'"" htll -· ·-wll~ .. ... ...................... 1 .......... .
cu. '71 • ..,.. c,..
~ "'-" 12,JOO ....... (>OQ•l•lf•
..... W.0-, w.d •l'I ...... ...
........ liotwlM, ,.. -· ...... . ... -....1;11 •~··--1,., .i.1 .... 1, .......... jlw.
#l)tl771
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IAU PRICI
CADIU.AC '71 Im, DI YIU.I
1 .. dloo11 .... I .. •I ui.n. AU w\111 f•<tw? Mr _...lliofll..,, lvll ...-. '"'"r'"' •' i..i-.. .. ,_,,.,.
""""'""· ....... -1-u.: till .. ~c •-"'-I .... i. -11.i, -., .-C. 1'30CII • Ao '-• '4777 ,
CM. '71 • 90IADO o...-tu•. l-,...., 11,000 •lloN.. ,_., el• _.11 ....... .._llhL
·-WMk ... , ..... ..,. .......
rl<W hll ... l9ltMr ·"'"""'· "'" I.,._.· AMt'M ....... "" .. '-•· ....... ~ ........ , .. .
t.fill9c ··-• ••lorlMf ..... .
-· ftlldo ....... & "'· , ... . #«MOU) .. ,,,
1t70 CADIUAC SI ... lie Yllle
I -=-:: .,. Clllte9 L9 ..... , ............. *-' .. ,_
......... , lwll -· ¥IOIYI -. .. ....,...._..,_,Mlr ... l"',wlil. ............. _, ... ,
........ \MMIPI euaa
CADKIAC ?'O OL DI Y&LI
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-Mcb, -...... -. nu. AU«l M .... • ., ...
CADILLAC ?O & WWW s.-..1 ........... ,...,,, .. , -·-1.. """""' -holl IMflt.
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' CADIUAC '61 llD. DI YIU.I ,._., .. ,.Mitt.I ... , 1~11 ......
vlooy1 ._, "'It ....... ltiten.r, Hit & • ......-. 1-*1 A»./PM .... ,
eft. (VWl71'1 ..... loo; -' ........... ll•-'-•a222
CADILLAC 'II & W:ADO ,_...., ...... , ......... , _.
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e2777
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Nabers
Cad.ill a~
2600 Habor lvd.
Ctstl Mesa . -s•o-9100
' Open Eves. & Sunday
Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UIOd AO A.-Uwl "° "-Uwl ... ._Uwl
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET · CONTINENTAL COU•AR , FOID
'70 Chevy Malibu
Cpe. V-3, rodio,. '""'·· P .S .. a.IT. Rem.arkao.ae v a I u e.
(319BHF)
$1"9
CONNELL CllEVROL£T
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa MHR 546-12)3
'69 Malibu SS
Cpe., vs, 4 1peed, vtnyI roor,
l'.ide tirff, mag wh~ls, prlced l«lll undtt _ ......
(YQ)l5!9). ONLY .
$950
HOWARD Chevrolet
Nowport Buch
MacArthur I: Jamboree Blvd
133-4555
;ooi:-~ \\'ARRANT\"
'70 C•prl.,. Cpo.
V8, AT, PS.Alt, till wheel,
electric ·windows, electric
scats, vtQyl roof, 22.85.1
miles. (417AK0). Only
$2395
HOWARD ci-rolot
Newport. IMch
l\facArthur Blvd A J amboree
83U555
'69 NOYA
2-DOOR
8 cyJ., 3 ~ ltlck ablft, rx·
tra clean trxB2&l.
$966
SH It • yo.'.i'.11 buy Ill
Wt ltuli4
'67 Chevy M•llbu TIIYOTA
Wagon. V~ rodlo, P.S .• auto. • '
air. Unusual car. '(960CP1'1) _1966 Hatbdr, C.M. 646-~ 47,967 mile..
$1m 1973 MONTE Carlo, -CONNEU.. CiIEVROLET (color of '74), atm mi,
2828 Harbor Blvd Swlvel buckets:, air, PIS,
Costa l\1esa 54&-1203 P/B, radlall, list $5170. Don't give up the lhlp! Sacrif, $4595. 673-3601, ''Ust" it in cl~ified, Ship Daily Pilot Wnnt Ads have mornings.
to Shore Re1ti1ts! ~· baf'Raina-.galore. ---'<-------
Autot, N.w 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, Mew
BOB T§RRY'S
BUICK & OPEL
DISCOUNT CENTER
YOU CAN ORDER A BRAND NEW
'73 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP COUPE
RIGHT NOW FOR ONLY
'2943~~&lio.
980
'71 MARK HI
A beaulilUJ car. Fully equip.
ped, buttencotch color. and
llrown ll&tber upOOlstery,
(!164CEK)
$6495
Macffoward
531-or 531-8607 '
Com•r 1st & H•rbor . s ... 1. Ano
·&& COU<alt Xll-7. a11l pwr, '72 FORD PINTO '71 OLDSE~~t"=' sunroof, air, le&tbu lnt., Gold, ..... "' 8 1r'
!2095. 613-1<'15. ' SCj>UIRI WAGON c11ston1 lnter. P. ·• ~
• '69 COUGAR. Full powu, Automatic ~1-lon. ~ ~u:i· ~~et'lri~ted
air. Sell or tra4e tor Pick· lory ajr, radio, heater, Retail $5.UJ ~Sale Price
Up or-Panel. 60-068 ~led aia-. haaae--nck, thru 12-10.ri ii ~ (JIC9) D"'DG£ Ul<e ..W, bolance ot tactorY ( 3 9 61 TIM11ll8821 DAVE
.'f wmanl;)' ROSS PONTIAC. 2 4 8 0 ,67 DOD-,._1 $2595 · l!•rbor ru...i., Coot• M ...
.,. HUNTINGTON BEACH1c"4Hl=~1"'1. __ :-:::::-;:: MONACO ·ch1:1er!P:Jmouth Exo<!lent oeoonc1 "' tor
·· -• ..1 aale 1957 Oldsmobile 4 door Station ~ V-8, 18661 ach vu. Hunt. aed. Powt'rsteer1n& aumm.anc traillmillion, tac Beach 5"40-5164, 80-0631 ~ brakes. 'Extellenl
·70 LINOOLN MARK DI. air, power lltttrinlt, power '71 Pord T orlno :""rxti'0on. Only 11.lm mJle1. ~= t~~rior.~~Jt (h~) rad}o & heater Cpe. V8, auto., l'adlo, ·P .S., Call 548-1610 evenUp.
wheel, tun ..,..,. Pride of $595 P.B., air, low, low prl<:e. PLYMOUTH ownership reOected in thil -< (035CID). Unusual Buy.
beaulilUI aulomob!le. Kolley HUNTINGTON B'IACH $1"9 ,70 PLYMOUTH
Suggesled Rotail $6240 Our Chryslt</Plymol!th CONNELL CHEVROL£T
Sale Pr""' lbru 12-11).12 b 16661 B.acH Blvd. _ Hunt ml HubOr Jllvd. ROAD RUNNER
$5.r.)9 (201FDM} ( P S 2 9 ) Beach 540-5.lM, 842-0631 Costa Mesa · 54&-1203
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. ,68 ,,_._ 4 D HT ,67 FORD Mustang V-3. V..S, 4 spetd1 radio & heater, 2480 Harbor Blvd., Colta --.-r. • • auto p S chrome •1.1 vinyl intert0r, 4tereo tape,
Mesa 54&-8017. V.S. P.S., auto., air. Sharp excellent ·•tires. sh a r P ' (6730.DZl I
'71 LINCOLN buy. '~ 1<eu.y Sugge1ted n.tail $1595\
Continental Coupe f u 11 y CONNELL CHEVJ!OIEr Wi8.n°":; ~ ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH
equipped. like ...., eoh· 28ts .~ Blw. (1'441) DAVE ROSS PON· Chrysi.r/PIY.!MV!h
dl tlon, Mlclui!lin tires Costa Mau. . 546--12>3 TlAC, 2'80 Harbor Blvd., 16661 Blvd Beach Blvd. Hunt $4395 · '68 DODGE c.otaMesa,5<H017. eeach .~64. 8l2--063I . • . 70 Fonl T lno Plymouth VIP 4 dt.
ltlt -c' "'Qward CHARGER ... v""'I ~ -· ......... air lYUf. 0 Cpe. V8, auto., racilo, P.S., condition.in&, pwr lleerifW &
531 ,_ 531 ~7 V-8, automatic transmiulon, P.B., air, low, low price. b-~L Now ,,_ & ~· .. --or ._ lactory air, power steerin,;, Nice ' car. (015BEP). ,J-:t' (.'(Ind ;~wi',ooti
Corner lit & H•rbor (~ heater, Vi.Qlll root $1"'.: miles. Ke~_ ua .. eated ~•nt• An•-5995 €0NNEUcCllEVROL£T ·n <a ti t,350c~ce
CONT"L ·n Mark ru. Blue, 2828 Harbor Blvd. snso. 831 •
-:hite top, lo•mtle, 1"athu HUNTINGTON BEACH Colla,..,. 5'&-ml '68 PLYM011111 Suburban
Pvt ply, tull equip. $6500. Chry1ler/Plymouth 1966 FORD ,...,. Cl>untry stat· WJll• all xtru, .,..,
67S-7Cl!5 •. '" 161661 Beach ' Blvd, Hunt Squire. P/a, P/b, cond$895,646-4569
19TI LI n c.o 1-n Continental Beach 540-5164 842.....0GJl P/wndws, P/aeal, radk>, PONTIAC
Coupe. XInt cand. All Ex-· ..... ~~a:. air~= $82S. · -
Top VALUE USED CARS ~il°&:.o°'...,~".".,.· <FORD ·n.,.Ford ~ Seol.J 1;%' ·~.,:>'!fa';;'~~
. ·n Cond Sedan, 11,CXXI mt. Nu '59 FORD llatioll ....... xtnt '°!'f;d. M..!'t"!;,ll! izior;'. plus ~n. --. '71 BUICK .,,.,. w ..... •---• ..., car. IJ41 DUI cond, AM/FM stereo, $5195, Runs well, but needs 993--0993· alt 5 673--7824 P.S., .w., air, r a 11 Y
'Mo4itl 4ADJ7
5'1•T• 642-4100 . radiator. $75. $7-5440 ' w~. tilt wheel, stereo, lo
'00 Cont'l Conv. MaroOn '70 LTD 2'd a1r nd .111NW\ '5' Fairllnr, 2 dr., Jbidtp, mlleqe. Kelley SUgested • • 1 blk -xi •t • .r,~7 m -.~ r/h, auto trans, orig ownr, Retail $C155. Our Sale Price 70 BUICK ~ SAllE. CntoM H..., W... Powt wlNewa. """"w I w nu top. ...,... n m i Excel com. one O'MW!'f, "lllt:e nnr',:t $315. 831.._ thru 12-~'12 it $099 (P462)
bNMs, foctClf'Y air, wh1yl roof, etc. im. c5"9 1 .._ cs. shape. Maki! ofr. ~2545. ~w whlale, ~ 1970 FORD Country Squire (2765TIJA1&42) . DAVE
fXYI 4141. '67 SEDAN lo mi, xln~ ooncl. FORD '67 Sta WilJ., air, auto Sta wan-Xlnt eond. Pvt. RO§ PONTIAC. 2 4 3 0 '67 . v·oLKSW'AGEN f ,...,J. _... ...... ........ ...... Nu ""· •lereo, air, vinyl rf. """'· radial' -1695. ply belt otter 67>-1993. Harbor Blw Coola M-• 09'y 4,00CI MIM .. c•MP .... IJ ...... "" l 0\\'11r 545-1577. Prlv r)any.,lf.l..053().' 'Tl 'LTD Coon~ Squire M6-«117. .,
11-. !JOISGI CORVAIR '69 LTD e.......,.,·4 dtl!T, PIS. PIB. AJc; xlnt cond'. '68 FIRDIRD
TE. R~Y BUICK ~:~~~--vln 84U!SlofterTp.m. 2 DOOR hardtop, V·I, , K · '63 CORVAIR Coov. Good •57 FORD w-. &ood JEEP · i::;:•utmna-tlc ~ eond. New top. Best oiler. transoortaUon $100. SINCE 1933 ' 21662 Brookhunrt St., apt·A, -r 551-iaas ater, vinyl rooJ (XCES28)
5th & WALNUT, HUNTINGTON BEAC1i 11""t Bch. va<anci .. ,.; money! n."' 1:.r5;":~4.;'~e,-' $1095
· · '6' MONZA 6 cyl. stick, 1315. your hou... apt. 1t0tt 536-05Z1 HUNTINGTON BEACH 5 ·~· 6 • 6 5 8 8 "' belt otter. Sbarp! Orig. bldg., etc. thna Dally Pilot~ ~ Land ~··---• Ch-ler/Ply!MV!h ~ owner. 567-7457 Classlfled Ad. Sell idll! tteim •.a ._._.., 6G61 • B;ach Blvd ·Hunt ~"'"~'!"'"'""'""'""'!~~~~~"'""'""'"~~"'""'"~"'""'""'"!!!!~~ll ~Cl!:!•~"'e!"!!'"'~A~dl!_•-'.-''-'·c.6'2-!!!!:;:'5678~ now! Call 642-5678 Now! ~~ ~·~dtl~'.tm 1
eeach 541).5164, ~
Autos, New 980Autos, New 980Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Avtos, New 980 .61 scour Pickup wamer'12 FIREBIR.D, lmmac. !--.;...--------''-------hubs, 289 Foro·«neine. $900, Super loaded w/fal!t, xtras.
613--92'15 Muat lt?ll. 54IH860. ·
MAVERICK '69 PONTIAC GTO Coope •
FLETCHER JONES VS. P.S., air, vinyl mot. f----------1 KA!lley -led n.taJJ
-l\!!lvulc.ll,,.alr """'· lo $2100. Our Sale Price """ . mL Below.blue tiOOl<: ·, 12-IJl.12 1a 11198. (tlar.VJ'l
CHEVROLET
BRAND NEW 1973 Chevrolet VEGA
full Factory Equipped with .Soft Roy
Tinted Gloss, Col if. Em ission Tes!, 3
Speed ~lly Syclronited Tra_nsmiss~,
lock Up l~~ts, 2 Spetd W,..r, V'"yl
Interior, Flow Through Ventilation.
Order Yours Now
'71 CADILLAC Eldorado
Coupe, loocltd. The owners car. 699-CAV.
'71 VW Camper Bus
fully camper equ;pi.td, 563-DSW
'69 CONCOURSE Wagon
V-8, ~tomatic, ps, air, 204-APV
'70 MERCURY Marquis
4 Dr. full power, o<, 363-AGE
'71 VEGA Coupe
4 Spetd, rod~. heo!er. 0421l8W
'66 FORD Mustang Cpe
V·8, 4 Speed, ntd~. heoler. 961 DMP
' $57~!
01
&PPIO'i'ID(lgn'
fer nlr 41 _, .. ., f•ll c•sh
price 11 12240.00 iflcl. T•• &
Uc. hhrrH ,.,_...price Is
11m ... htel. hlttrnt,,T•x &
i.lc1•••· A111111l P1rc11t•1•
ht1l110.t7
$5988
$26 8
. $1988
$1988
51388
$1088
•
-. BRAND NEW.1.973 M°"11C4RL I
~ NOTHING DOWN . .
•
s29aa Pt.UITU
Ill~
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH 350 V-ll, IOW-
ER STEERING, POWER DISC BRnEs,
BACKUP LITIS, SHOULDER HARNESS;
CALIF. SMOG. PADDED DASH. ORDER
YQ!JRS TOOAYI
'69 DODGE Coronet
•
' ,.
., ______ ...
Fef' •ly 41 ... tl!L ,. C. ..
prk1 Is $3161.41 litel. t.1 &
lie. ht.rr.4 ,_,..., Jric\ la
$1921.J7 htcl. hmnlt, Na I
llc1111. A111el P1rct1t111
.... 10.t 7
StatitinWogon,. V·8. outOi'l'lotic, ps., air. 6n-AU ,
' -'
'69 PLYM. Roadrunner
Coupe, V-8, 4 Spee , rodio, heoler. YQR-794
'68 PONTIAC Conv. Cpe
V-ll, Alrtomotic, ps, bucket soots. 542-ESI
'67 CAPRICE Wagon
V-8, automatic ps. air, UT\J-701
'65 IMPALA Wagon
v.s, Automatic, ps, air. RFG-695
'68 RENAULT 4 Door
4 Speed. radio, heo!or. WXM-751
' I .
' -
-,(llOJI.) DAVE ROSS PON-
'70 MA VERJCX. auto, nrir 'IIAC. -Hart>or BML, ·
-low --O>ola --7.
11• --·10 ~c
MllCURY -9 --V,t.
'1ll llERCIJRY Qaopr. V-3, :...~...r:=.. ~ · P.S., air; viQJl top, lo nu" · w·t ado,,, '**-
mileage. Kelley ._.i..1 -~ ...... u..
Retail S:2!1!1rOU;r'-Sile--pfict week:-prioed ~ .wtr'sqJe
thni U.IJl.12 .... $2619 . ·~l ;i.onbi
(9L11ll!z) (P'32J DAVE ' ~2450'"
aoss PONTIAC. 2 4 so HOWARD ci-roi.t
Harbor Bldv., Costa Meta. u •--~ st&-8Jl7; '. . ._.,... ~
'TI. MARQUIS Brouabam 2 MacArthur Blvd 6: J~bor@e
dr, AM/FM atereo. vinyl 133-0555
roof, Ult whl + Jl'l!'l":· Low '69 PONTIAC Grand Prix.
miles, $3915. or'!'~ P .S., air, Vinyl roof. P.$., lo
'66 1..fERC. Wqon, 396 V-1, mileage. Ex c e 11 e n t COi).
A/T, p/S, p/b, p/w, &:: dltion. Kelley Suamed
rad!:. Private P a r t y . Retail $2705 Our Sale 'Price
962-683l. thru 12-1().72 la $ 2 5 9 9
'65 MERCURY Colony Parle IYQPTB). {P493) DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. 2 < 8 0 9 Pass. Wqon. GOOD Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, SHAPE! $650. 50-1627. 546-8017.
MUST ANG "''"'68"'P""on...,.ti.c,.--,L,_e...,.Mons:--
'67 MUSTANG
FASTIACIC
~ VB, P.S., radio, P.S,
pwr. -air, aulo. 23,391 mllH. (MPG387) •
$1"'
V-8 AutomaUc transrntmon OJNNELL OIEVROLET
radio, heater (TSP875) 2828 Harbor Blvd. $695 Colla Mesa 54&-121>
HUNTINGTON BEACH ·12 GRAND Prix. LQaded.
I. I AM/FM """° nidio. Vinyl Chrysler P ymouth top. Mi.Ill Sell $4750. Pvt.
16661 Beach Blvd. Hunt. pcy. 6§.104 '
Beach 541).5164, w.<>631 ·12 FlREBIRll Elprit. atr.
MUST ANG '72 Faatback. p/a, p/b,I am/bn Ate.rl!o, tp
Wht/blk int, 351-:tv f!tl&', dk, vin. top. U,800 mi's.
mq whll, WO tires. loatled, Must lell. UlJ!nl! 551-3599. ~ Fair val~, $2815. '68 PONTIAC Grand Prtx,
full pwr, lmmac. eond. '67 MUSf, Fltbck, blk, 289, SU50, CM-4112 .
rac air, auto tru&. RIH. D6fi Red Con9mible xlnt
WSW, pwr dtac brkl, Best -ttoa St5Cl otter .. 846-tm _ Mf..«118 ·
'67 MUlll'ANG, dcaD. &ood '69 Ldlallo 2 Dr l!an111Jp
paint " Landau. Air cond., Air 1 2C oOO mi. Bes ~· Wt wheel, '89 en&'.· offN.1 ~{s:i &ft 5. t
'68 MUSfANG hard top, V-8, '68 FlREBIRO, fully iequlp.
1 owner. $100. Leaving ped, ettftmely good cond.
oauntry. Must aelL 53&-1298 $1400. ~. 1
MUSTANG '66 eon-. 1 RAMILER
crimer. tood condition, $850.l-..~.-----,--675-M" 1985 RAMBLER Amertcan,
'16 --GT, p1, dbc 'Xlnt <Olld. $ll25 er belt ot •
' -radio; healer, 3 lf)d1 .t.r=·~-"--;="::==----1 ..-.18!16."'-. T-lllD· OLDSMO~ '71 T BIRD '68 Olds Landau loaded wllh extras.
Vilt.a ow.er 9 1*11 WlfOil' Mag wheels beautiful black ' ftniab with blaek intttlor. VB, AT, Pl, Air, Rade. Hurry on thil one -below
Priced Yndtt wholesale. marbt value! TOlCKX
(WAWllO). ~ $4195 $1595
HOWARD a.. .... .,,ro1ot1ot Macff--a NowpotlllMch Vft'Q&'I
MieArtllurBlw•Jamborea .5311'000<Ul.tl01
, In •H tonier lot A H•rllor
.,. o'LDS Oallw Su.,...., · '""'• An• ont,y 37.oot ..U... $1465. or '70 T·BlRD 2-dr, tun pWI', Ult
bell oder IO-f3I08 whl, aJr, stereo, xlnt COr)(f
1117 Di. 411. • opd, orta 12815. Pvt .... 613-1342 •
-L~-·-VEGA ltlOO. ""' 9'7-stl. • 1~=:"'.·~----1 1162 Oldl C"llols. JW.blt '12 VEGA GT.'°""""·< ipd
-· .... 'Mttoey. !Wf. -.lOnt ...a, -· --· -~--·••rn.. '68 F-«J, V-4, PIS. toOd !ITl V1:QA, R/H, auto
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or. 1732 DJFI Y-1, nto, tnlltl., hctery ofr c~lo•·
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TOYOTA
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