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1973-11-22 - Orange Coast Pilot
• • ~ YOL M, NO. 326 11 SICTtOMS COITA MIL\ ll SICT10NI ALL OTKlll IDITtotiS 1 .. ,,..,, All OTMIR IDITIONS Ull PQU COSTA M.{,. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1973 I ~ Yo ... Ho...._. • . 1 - Dally Paper · JEN CENTS ' Amusement Parks Optimistic • Ill ---Fuel Crisis· By WILLIAM SCHREIBER lhe enel'll' liluatloo will have '"1 m 1"' llid lhe effect '"1 Di•yland In °' "" OlllY ,, ... ...,. it is aomething only time will tell," • tenns ot the fUel_ supply, "depends The specteJ of on energy crisis Is said Dlaneylaad'1 Jim Garber, maaager a1rnoo1 · eatirely on, whatev.,. ra~ oo fun for Orange County's lesdlng o1 publicity ll1CI public relallana.. . 1)'91em the ~ finally anives OllUJlelJ!<lll parks, which rank Bl!l()Dg __ Gani.,,.aaklcurrent atudiea -·!"" at." . lbe top power-consumers in Southern park can make oonsiderable CUU. in Garber .aaid the park 1!seil makes California. power uaage in the "backstage".,... ... oflargeqtmUtiesolpetroleurnllleis, Spokesmen at Disneyland, Knotts Bet'· and leave normal pork lllhllDC preUy particularly natural gas. But the. main ry Farm and Lioo Country Safari said much u ii bis always been. .......,. will .be ltr the park atteadonce, today they are keeping a clooe eye "Natunlly with Qirillmal ~. "" which II heavily dependent on automobile .., the growing epergy ·~ and are looking at waye to cut down on. travel · are making plane iO do a Utile coosenlng that addlmml !lghling," Garber eald. "Any rationing would almost certainly Gt their own. "One of the big po_. mers tliat will affect our attmdance, but by how much .0 we are drawing up conservatim plans be eliminated tbll yeer is the traditional we have "° way of knowing," be said. but in t.enns of knowing what effect star atop the Matterbom." "More than 50 -I of oor annual • atta1dance comes from the Southern California area so iri th"1 we are lucky." More than 10 million people visited Disneyland last year. Knoll's Deny Farm. tbe third most popular anwsement spot In the natl!lll behind Disney World and Disneyland, is also a major energy consumer in Orange County and is colllidering ways to cut back. . . "We are definitely concerned to the extent that if many of the rationing plans they are considering now go into efl'l" there will be quite a reductioo in attendance here," said Ken_ Knott, grandson of Walter Knott and a partner in the family business. Knott agreed with Garber'• fe<llng that moot of the business comes from Southern Colifornla and won't. be se(ious- ly affected. • 0 1be parks way out in the CO\lltry like Magic Mouotain are going to have a real prol>lern, I think, "Knoll said. In terma ol eleciric po,..,., Knoll says the fmn hae a committee atudylng ways to trim usage back to· a ~ minimum needed to keep lhe park fimc-tiOoal. "We are going to cut our Qristmas • ... Ughtlng in half from last year llld make other aits as well," be &aid. "! Just 1-the-people understand." More than 3.7 million -people visited Knott's last year. Irvipe's Lion Country Safari drew 1.2 millioo people last year -almoat all driving tbeir cars tbrwgh the ~ zoo ol wild animals. l "We have a pooltive altl!llde aboui this energy situation.'' said vice Jlftl8i- dent Bill Dredge. "We thinll: that the people who normally travel too mllee (See CRISIS, PIP%) .!' . . I -na us .ec ' Ir-0 2 Seized On Coast By ~gents ' By JOHN VALTERZA Of .. o.ltJ ,.. ... ,..., Fodera! agents burst Into a beacbfront ape?tment in a quiet section of Capistrano Beach Wednesday and ar- ftlfed two men in coonectlon with a 111.eoo barlll .-ry in Colondo more than•~-Spotesmen for the Los Angeles o!l!ce o1 Ille FBI Aid the arrest of AnahOim _... -ca!vln [_.i Gudiel", 22., and Dallu uJnmin Oliver ~J LaWIOll,. 29, ended -ol In- -lnvestlgaUoo II!*•••• e. weatem states. . · The pair, arrested wltboal lnddemt at 1111117 Beach Road, are held Cl1 $50,000 ' boil !or each. 'l'be FBI alleges· that tho two mm ....,,, Ille bondlts who bar1l'd Into the Jelferaoa Bank South of Lakewood, Colo., Sept. 7 and bnmdtshed pisUlh. . .... Eich_ was wearing a false -· motorcycle hebnet and lllllOte-Unted Yllot, an FBI spokesman said. 'l'be pair -who were picked up u lhocked neighbors looked on -were roporiedly armed. Federal Agents In Los Angeles said that once the two produced the handjuna Ibey demanded caeh from the bank (See ARRESf, Pop %) ' Day ef Prayer For JFK Urged WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nlxm, l!efore celebreUog Thanksgiving with hie family at Camp David, called 111 Americans to .obwve a day of prayer on the 10th annlveraary of Presi· dent John F. Kermedy'e ueaseinatlon. "Al we give thanks for the bounty and the 'goodness of our !8nd, tllerefore, let 111 alJo pause to reflect on President " Kennedy's contribuUons CO the life of this nation we Jove 16-dearly," Nl1.oo said in a proolamatlon. '!lie White Halde said. the President -.Id havo Tlianksglvtng dinner with hie family at the Maryland DlOIDltain retnat. Nixon will alJo root from a llklay campaign to restore public con· lldeace Iii hie leadenhip. • •Weatller . Mostly "8my through 'Friday. Cool and windy at tirnel, but the weatbennao .,Y. no ntn. lligb today 12, .-toolghl ill low 4!111. . ~. INSIDE TODAY Radio .droma WO! born in lhe 19301, J)<Glud in lht 401, died in the 1S01 and fto10 fl tMking a comebock m IM 101. See ttorfl, Page 38. . _ ,/ / Huntington Patrolman Spots Pair By TERRY OOVILLE Of ftlt Daltr Pi ... Staff A ampecled tldnap..-was arrested in Huotlngton Beach late Thursday while hil<bhiklng onto the Saa Diego Freeway :~~~~he..'f~ --t.~~. ~-i:.~~w.; ~ ·--~ , po _ d she WiJUl bO rumluod by • 'a pbylician in Gardena. ' ..................... Crllll ..... 4, WU found by police in llaWtbome shortly after midnight. She wu abo appareoUy unharmed, police uld. 'Ille man waa identified as Bert Sltlr' geoo, 81, a tnnsient whooe 1ut ""wn home was in an Indiana conmawltJ.':._ He was arrested at 12:30 p.m. and turned over to Gardena Police three hours later. He was booked by Gardena detectives on suspicion of kidnaping, child molestation and attempted rape. Sturgeon was spotted on the Golden West Street on-ramp to the San Diego Freeway by Hunlington .B e a ch Patrolman Art Droz. J1!J1z said he saw lhe elderly man hitchhiking with a y<iung-girl at4lis·· - Michael An.bull, 6 (left) and· Todd Clary, 7, will have another year to play wit!{ these white giant turkeys before the birds end up on somebody's Thanksgiving dinner table. But, by lllat ~. the gobblers will weigh as much as the two boys from Santa Ana Heights -about ·65 pounds. • side and wondered why. When he stopped to question Sturgeo11. !ht little girl said ebe had been picked up by the man in Gardena, Droz said. The officer then arrested Sturgeon who olfer<d no reslstonce, accordtog to police reports. New l)eliciency Bare~ 11)-President's . Tapes ' County lnmat;es To_ Get Dinner . ' ·'Like Mom Made' Gardeoa officers ·said the two glr!J had been playing together on the front lawn of ooe of their homes in a Gardena (See KIDNAP, Page I) County Man Hit By Car, Killed WASHINGTON (AP) -The White House has a new tape mysttry to explain in court -18 minutes of conversation blotted out by a tone on one of the · subpoenaed Watergate· reco~s. The dlsclooure on Thanksgiving Eve caUled District Judge John J. Slrica to say the White House should voluntarily tum over. all subpoenaed tapes and materials or the court should take custody of all material under eubpoena and put it under 2Hlour guard. lie gave the White House IDltil Monday_ to reopond. -· "This Is Juel another inelance that coovtnoes the court lhat 11 hae to take some steps1" Sirlca said, 0 not became the court -~ trust the White Hwse ot~t!ll' ·l'nlldml ~ ~ Tba court II In- terested' In ...mg that nothing el!e b&ppenl• II • ~ '!lie l<lne obllteratel part of a .coo- versation between Presldtnt Nixon and his former chlel ol lltall, H.R . .Haldeman, on June 20, 1!172, three clays alter the • ,break·in at DemocrlUc party head- quarters In tbe Watergate otllce building. J. Fred Budlardt, _ .... of the President's lawyen, said he and anotbet attorney dlscovettd the gap In the con- versation on Nov. 14 while preparing an lodes and ~ ol the tape. It "contained a tone and DO con-- venation,'' Buzhardt told tbe caart. '1Tbe phOnomena occun 1n the .....,. o1 the ........._, in ~ '1'11111 Is, DOI at the beglnning or mi" _ Richard Ben-Veolste, a lawyer Cl1 the IPOClal Watergate pr..-utlGll ltlff, said alter court "then! Is Ille potentiality ol ollllructlon ol Jllltlce or contempt o1 ""'!rli'~ bul lhat he did not want lo ,,._ the liltlltlaa. .. '~ ~'"""· Mother won'l be around to watch lhem Sirica onh!red all parties into court eat ii but Orange County Jail authorities Monday to continue uwith the investiga- tion Joto this matter." He said if the have assured. 750 maJe prisoners and tapes are turned over to the court they 80 women inmafes that to d a Y 1 s An Anaheim man died tn heavy will be placed under a 24-hour guard. Thanksgiving Day dinner will be "just Thanksgiving Eve tralflc Wedoesday · 11 was the fourth instance of problems like the one Mother used to make. wben a ear etrnck him u he crossed with the materials eubpoenaed by the Harbor Boulevard near La Verne Street "'lbey'll get ev• .... "•g," Jail. Capt Watergate special prosecutor since the ~,~, in that city. White Honse gave up its three-month Bill Wallace commented. "Turkey, giblet Police seid James Richard Foster, figbt over making any of the tapes gravy, green salad, hot rolls, vegetables, 117, died under the wbeelJ ol a car available .to Sirtca. cranberry salice, celerJ sticks and carrot driven by David Earl Swain Jr., H, 1. week after agreeinc lo comply with aticks. alJo of Anaheim. a court onler to tuln over nine "Ai\d, ol come;-pumpkin pie!' orucen said wlinesses told them · Waterpte reconlinp and r·t I at t d Wall°""' added. '!'hat's our jaU epecteljy Fcii\er. was making his way lh11Miih • niaterial,_·Buzhardt d!Jclooed that a and we're Issuing an open -invitetioo moving cars when struck. . ' teJephone conversation of June M, 1972 to all Orange County newsmen to join "'"" Investigation into tbe incident wu not never wae ftCOrded and that the tape ua aroond the festive table." complete late 7.'ednelday. No charges ran oat before a subpoenaed convenaUon 110 acceptances were cn record late had been filed againet Swain at that oa April 15, 1973. • Wedn~y. 11me. ·::' :--~;· ,._.4 ...... ~-~~ ~ ·---..... .,., . . Movie 4 -Charges Dropped County Closes Huntingwn 'Deep Throat' Incident No criminal diaJir., will be sooght in OrlDp Olunty epinet any Huotington Beach higb lchool adrninistratore in- volnd ta lie ••o.p 'l'b:roat" incident, the dlllrlct attoniey'a olllce hae ruled. Membn ol Ibo Hllltlngton Beach pollce vice oqaad met with • deputy cllltrict attorney W-•Y aftemooo to review Ille reoults ·of the police ln- veltlptloo lplli I ed by Ille lhowlilg of Ille' Hlled !!Im. Lt. Bob lllnebart, l'Olllmander of tho flet oqaod, said the pollce invesUgatloo II -l'loo" ml the 'district attorney's .. ' I olllce ... decided there ts llllullldent evidence for any type of criminal pro- secutioo. · 'Ille showing ol the film In prlnte, for pmooa1 use, is not against the law, Rhinehart said. Displaying It publi<>- !)'or fot larae groups could be a vlolaUoa of the law, be Nici , but that apparenUy did not take place. While the case Is officially cl-' In Huotington Beach, Rhinehart said alt ol his depart .... t's. investlgaU•e in-· formation will be turned over to San Diego Pollce !pr possible ln>utlgatloa. ' • llhlnellart said he hopes to take the Information to lhe San Diego departm<nt Oil Friday. He said San Diego olflcers have Indicated they will dleck Into the lhc1wlng of the movie at tbe Shelter !eland cooference lo determine H there was any vlolaUoo ol !aw In San Dleao- Jaclc Roper, superintendent of !he hip acliool di.!trlct. hae publlcly apologl"'1 for the incident. The film was ahown to a group ol adminlltraton two dif. 1....,1 ni&hls oo district equipment. 'Ille achoo! board hae said the publlc apolocy i.! ..mdenl pun1sbmeol. ' • ' •. ---ARRESTED IN HUNT! Hitchhiker Sturgoon SPOTS SUSPICT · Pollee Offlar 0,... Agnew Hired by .Finn BEVERLY ll!Ll.'!, (UPI) -Fanner Vice President Spiro T. Agnew boo be8 hired as a coao.uttaot oo lntematlooal tradeby a firm .....i by En Gll!Dr'I hlllband, Ftaat 1..,_ • \ - ~ ".JLY PIL01 Thursday, Novemt>tr 22. 1973 • By L. PETER 10\'EG "Mr. Kalmbach bas never received but said bis Idea was that lbe dairy of Kalmbach, lld4atco, Knapp and Chill· ·"But It waa a coatrlbutloa from his Semor ~relidentlal eampatcn .. , °' ... M1'r ~"' .... Jega! fees from that Industry or anybody cooperaUve .~anted to cover up buslness tnporth, 5SO Newport Center J)rive. clJents. • aid, ta ' ' SeoltGs' Eidll&YKI · •• · PresJd.ent Nixon's personal attorney, COMected. with It. Nor has be ever it did with polltJcalty well connoected11 But the sourca adamantly denied all u•J'he money wu not IOllcltedt'' the MUikf&\ ttl Metne, 1 ei ~ ttMt J4M; ot Herbert w. Kalmbach, never did any done any work for ahyone 1n that ln· law firms. but a •In&le link between Kalmbach IOW'CeS strtssed. payin& \~ to get a favorable ad· ~lllOri< for lbe Associated Milk Producers, dustry," lbe so..-••Id. RuaaeU aid he wu later nlmbunod and lbe dairymen. Bemer'• law partner, former AMP! mlnlatnlioo hearing ·cm lnc,..asea In Inc., or any other dairy association, The denial came In response to for the paymenta wllb fllnds cllsgulaed The ...,.... ...ilrmed that Kalmbadi attorney Jake Jaoobaal, re.tilled In a price IUPfJC\11>, '1!11 llUQ06l<d by Mlf'ch. 1 IOW'CeS close to , the Newport Beach statements made in a deposition Monday ·as legal fees. had reeelved a $100,000 cash payment civil lawsuit that 8 prevlolllly un· ell, aocord.iitg to Jaoobten. , :lawyer told the Dally Pilot today. by former AMP! lawyer Stuart H. Russell aald lbe law llrma he figured from atto~y Milton P. Semer In mid· disc"-! s1eo:ooo dalrY coatribuUon was Pres(dent Nixon penoooally' ]la, The sources said statements by a Russell. · the money was going to were those 1969. They sald, however, that the money s)vM ht cub to Kalmbed:a. answered. the i..,chargcs that1 pollttcal lonner aUomey for AMP! Indicating Russell said he paid 1175,000 to an which Included persoos such aa John was a political contribution that But lbe """""" pointed out Iba! favoriUsm was !nW>lved Jn Ifie Incroeoed the d'"!Y cooperative paid h!~e~ f~n<ts AM P.I Political operative, Robert JI. B. C.Onnally, ~ormer treasury secretary, Kalmbach believed had come from dairy Kalmbach bad testified about the con-milk price support.a. • to "politically well coMected law firms Lilly. Jchn N. Mitchell, former attorney executives. trlbution to the Senate Wate rgate Com· He told a nationally televised press ls oot true, at least in Kalmbach's Russell said he did not know what general, and Kalmbach. ''The money wns delivered at Mr. mltlee Wt summer and therefore lt conference Saturday that pressure from flue. lbe payments to Lilly were uaed for , Kalmbach ls a partner In the firm Kalmbach's office," the sourcea said. was well known. · Coogreaa foroed the blto. , j • ' . i ""' . ,..,._, ~ . , ij Death at IOI :. ~i •• :I Lagu11a Woma11 'Never Felt Old' . . ' : ! Alice Greever'• eyes used to twinkle ~Jvben shiv-aid, "My grandfather wu :J>o!n in "fl ..... 1'197 that ls." : ' Service9 for j the lOl·year--old Lagun a ;&ach resident were held Wedneaday. : llhe dled at 8oulb Coast Community : Hospital Monday after a brief illness. :; Just before her lOOtb birthday, Mrs. :treever -who was busily knitting an · itfghan -said, "I just can't believe :J'm old, of course I know I am and' : a>eoPJe keep talking about it, but I : l>oneotly don't feel old." : ; At that birthday party she recetved :5 note of congratulatlona from : ent Ni•otl acd ·Flflb District : rvison Ronald CUpen brought the : 's good wishes In person. :: Mn:. G~ver Jived at 616 Cuprlen :M'ay with her daughter Helen carpenter. :~ native of Iowa, she began teaching :},n a one-room &ehool house before she :ti':~ 16. She had lived In Laguna for ·-:eisnt years. ··: MrL Greever loved to play bridge -mil extensively on 1ubjecta ranging '.lfi:ai, Waterple to Malcolm X. -;.The daughter of a Civil Wa~ veteran, 1111'1. Greever grew up bearing tales :ot the war da)'! and lbe Olght of their ~ Iiom Franco to eacape :teUlloUI perseclitlon. ' ,\\,"f Just can't believe I'm that old," .. lrfrt. Greever said when ahe turned uo:-"I know I am, but I honestly don't feel like It." '!" Sbi was 'I. member of the Congrega· -i~ aiutth ln Jack!IOll'Vllle, Illinoi s ·. ?net hid been a member of the Olughters 'i>f lbe American RevolUUon and lbe PEO Sllterbood for some 80 rears. :' Survivors betides her daughter lnclude ••• Cl•ltr Piiot Sl11f Plltlt FINAL RITES HELD Alice Gr11ver, 101 three grandsons Winecke Carpenter of New f\1exico; Robert Carpenter of Puerto Rico; and G. J. Carpenter Jr., of Laguna Beach. She also has many great and great·grtat grandchildren. · Private graveside services were held al Westminster Memorial Park with Rev. Ellsworth Richardson officiating. :fK.fu o( Fairview Patient i.Ask $29,000 in Damages Damageo totaU., PJ,000 w e r e demanded -Wedneaclay In Oronge County Superior Court by the rrl1Uvea of a woman paUent who waa battered by another mentally retarded patient at Fairview Stale Hospital, Coota Mesa . : Plalnlllfl Evelyn Rice, Ell]la Meldau. :fEIJ!e C&rpenler, Mildred Brannan and =tRobert Muir name the state and state :::-.employe Robert K. Felt as defendantt ;,. bl lbe la...WL • .# 'Ibey clalm that bolpltal negligence fed to the deolb wt March 28 of patient Mellie Muir In clrcumatancea !bat could, the.-dlarges, have been prevented. . Tbe •Ueaed boepltal 'Degllgence led Mn. l\fu1r being placed In the same :~~dare.a as a 1&-year-old female patient allegedly was later found lo ha\'c ' e-diad woman's blood on her hands clothes. Tbe lawsuit charges Iba! lllrs. Muir, hi wu admllted to Fairview in 19591 ""'~ loun!I In a pool of blood wilb ~r face battered. $::II I< further aliepd lbat hoopltal tborldel were aware. of a violent Uoa. of the dead woman 's want· and that threats had been made ' : r4 Mrs. Mulr. Death was due to elderly woman strangling on her blood. The other patient was later transferred. to Camarillo State H°"pltal. OIANM COAi? IT DAILY PILOT 1'llt Of""' (NII DA ILY PILOT, wltll wlllcll ... ~ "'' NIWl·Preu. It M ii....., h' ... ...... . COii! Pl.lblltf'llnt Co""""r· ... ~, ,... •1tn• ••• P11bll111t11, /Mrld•r tllrwtf'I ,,., ftf C•i. M....,, NI-I l .. dl, ~ -11¥:•141i:1 IHCll/'F-11111 V•ti.,, Ltfllr't i · ..... ltYIM/S.OOltOICl! Ind '-" (letnttlli/ l" llfl Jlllll C.,ltlrlfll. .+. 111111• rt1~l f •11t1n It ... IW... S.tul'll•rt tl'lll l\lflllfn, TN ,,~ ,.......,_ 1119111 11 11 :aJO Wt1f "' """'" c.M --~ .C.Jlftt"11i., nu..,. '-a.~trt if. w • .4-·~ -_ .. _ Jetk R. Curlty Yki1 ~ ..... Mf 0-•I Mll\tftf TkM•t Kff'tll -. n..._., A. M•r~h1t MMelffl'lf ld!IW' di..t• H. Let1 Rl••tt4 ·p, Ntll ~M .......... t.,._ -........, Mldll -.._Int,. Clilltl ._., ·e· I ltrttt ~--t ...,....,__, ... t•clll••• ..... I 1 leldl ltltleY9f'll Sift c..,_..: ,. ,..,. ll c:.ll'llnt ... , T' ;t Cf1•1 Ml-4U1 Cf II' I M1 a:tl I I 6'1-Ufl ,.,_~ .................. ._ 4tlMJ0 ~ ........ °""" '*'" ........ _ .... "'""""'· 1m. ~ C..t "'""'"-~f. ... ...... .......... tl!Uilf•ll••· .... '-. """"' ... ....._-~,. ........ District Allorney_'s investigators cited both patient's retarded mentalities and -in the cue of Miss Muir -her age and fragile condition as contributing factors for ·taking no legal action. The dead woman, 68, was the old est a1nong 1,700 hospital patients. From Page 1 ARREST ... leller1, stuffing the $20,000 In loot Into paper bags brought along for the oc- casion. As the pair fled the lobby, agents said, one dropped a paper sack near the doorway and told the terrified employes and patrons that the sack was filled with dynamite and set to explode. The duo then assertedly hopped on a motorcycle and 11.ed. They ditched the cycle a short time later and con- tinued their flight bJ auto. The bag they left behind contained several highway fl ares taped together to resemble a cluster of dynamite sticks. Age nts did not divulge what Jed them to the expensive. private, beachfront colony dov.·ncoast of Doheny State Park. Nor did they say if any cash was found in the residence -part of a dupl<x. They did ·report finding "several weapons" in the apartment. Neighbors said the agents burst into the h()u se at midday with guns-drawn an rf that it appe1ired fhe residence had been barricaded from the inside. They said the two men who lived atThe apartmerit""Were ·-the quiel~t of tenants". · 11 We never even saw Mybody come or G,.from the place," said one woman ·lfvlr!I" nearby. , Lawson and Gardll"""'e ah'aigned before a U.S. h-feglstrate in Santa Ana late in the day, each charged with a crime which aaenta said carries a maximum sentence 1n federal prtaon of 25 year• and a 115,000 ftne. Both men were described by agenls as upresently unemployed." Gardner, wbo is Siflile, had been living at the seaside apartment since Sept. IO, three days after the daring holdup. Law.on, who Is roporltdly aepanted !run his wife In Texaa, left that stale for the Soulb Coaat only three days ago, agents said. · ' . Agreement Reported LOS ANGELES (AP ) - A tentative agreement haa been reached by negoUators in the twe>-week-old strike _,. ., ·~wtflf .. ...,. .-111 ,,.,. ....... .. C9i'l"llftt ..-. ...... c-. .......... .,c ......... ClllPt• f? -a: ... ~ aM ~ .. INM .,P._ .~I fllllltlN't ............. ,.....,. • by aome 4,800 Soulbern California reta1l clerka a1alnst Thrifty Drug Co., federal mediator Richard Hughea announced Wedneaday . • ' .Jail Ter11a Gang Makes Gem Haul At '(iffany's Nevada Approves Randano Return Quiz Ending :~j . '@. 011 Kalmbach .;J SACRAMENTO (UPI) -'!lit secretary of atate's office reports that it Is ·nearing a conclualon to an lnvestigatlon into the \lie ol as much u $3 million la once- secret political campail!" !undo by President Nixon's former penoaal attorney. From Wirt Services BEVERLY IULLS -Bandits shot open jewelry cases In Tiffany's \Yl'Cinesda;.i, wounded a guard and escaped with pillowcases of loot that poli~ said t'Ould be worth up to $1 million. The men, dressed in "blue jeans and floppy hats," ·clerks said, entered-the West Coast branch of the famed New York jewelers and, acting as customers •. browsed through experWve watches and rings. Police said there were three . to £i\'e men involved. e Space1Dalk Periled By ARTHUR R. Vl!<S~L Of Jiit Cltllr l'llef lltrt Convicted liquor hijacker and police bribery conspirator Eugene C. Randano must be returned to Orange County to serve a jail or prison term he may not live lo finish, the Nevada Supreme Court n1led Wednesday. Th e decision overturning a lower court ruling Ir. Las Vegaa that · shocked and stung Orange County prosecutol'I three nwnths ago lea""9 Randano with little to be thankflJI for this Thanksgiving Day. He suffers from a reportedly se\'ere and de teriorating heart condition, Which In September won lbe ' sympathetic HOUSTON -The Skylab aatronauts • cancellation of extradition pr<><>iedlnp have mildew In lbetr longjohna acd It by Lu Vegaa District Judge Carl J. threaterui to poetpone today 's plana for Chrlatemen. a reoord oettlng walk In opace. · Randano wu to be relllnled for ,.... Fllght offlctata were aendlng Iba men i...dnJ Oil a· coovtctlotl In Iba attempt an alternate filght plan calltng for to bribe Costa Mesa Police Officer ( IN SHORT ... ) catchlna: up on space station chores in case the water--cooled Wlderwear isn't dried out. e Plea to KWnaper• JONESBORO, Ga. -Police lsaued a publlc pl., today for the kldnapera of a mlnlater'1 wife and dau(bter to call so Ibey can d1acua the ....,an1e ot a bank rvbbet)r laspect for lbe hoatagea. Ofllcel'I said late Wedneaclay night ¥ a "aecood pe,ty" bad received a Qll llllll~ the lbree gunm• WI» alldui!tell' women nearly :Ill boun earlier. .... polllMllttg 'file,al' W ASlllNGTON -Prealdenl Nixon baa sulfered another blow In his alnte1Y to CUI fedenl opmUng by lmpoundln( appropriated turxll wtlb-a federal dlstrict court ruling the: adminlstraUon must spend $380 million In lmpoanded educa· tlon funda. • e Ford Gleen lfff!tllOs W ASHfNGTON -Vice Prealdenl· designate Gerald R. Ford sa)'! the Justice Department, under former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell , gave him nlne memos containing tips for bis 1970 effort to impeach Supreme Court Justice William 0. Douglas. After receiving the nine memos from former Assistant Atty. Gen. Will Wilson, Ford testified Wednesday, he "conducted. my investigation on my own with little or no cooperatioD from tlfe Justice Department thertafter." From P"fle 1 CRISIS .•• Gary Barwig aome three years ago. The rtpuled organlud crime fltime was convicted of tty1ng three yean ago to hltt lbe patrolman to plant a huge cache ol drug pill1 In th& car of a key proaocuUon wttnea!I agalnat blm In. a $20,!llO llqoor bljacklng. Officer Barwig, then 28, reported the clandestine feeler to superiors and work· ed to make the case oo Randano, whlcb could still aend him to state prtaon for 10 yea.rt. · The prosecution witness scheduled to take lbe atand In lbe llquor theft also tellllted eucceuf\llly agaloat bis former ~· and wu given a re- duced .. 1ence. Randano was named u ... the master· mlnd In dlvers!on of PJ,OjXI worlb of splrlta from lbe old Saddlel>tck JM In Laguna Btech, to Fellciano'1 nightclub on Westcllff Drive In Newport Beach. The supper club to which noted bUnd balladeer Jose Feliciano sold rlghts to U9e hla name as a draw for customers waa l'e[lealtdly pla(lled then w I t h management problems. Randano waa among lbose lnvealorl with a lhare of elegant edifice, which has-1ince changed to new management, acd the llquor hlJacldng Wll lnltnded u a eott-a.ittlng device. Despite his statuo aa a federal porolee for mall and wire fraud In Moalana, Randano got off with 90 da)'! In county Jall acd three years probation for· the hijacking caper. H.is attorneys suceeeded rePea,tedly in delaying his return for the bribery-con· spiracy trial -and finally for sentencing -on gromds he was W1der treatment for cardiac problems In his home dty ol Las Vegu . . Clark County District Court Judge Christensen finally stalled sentence pro- ceedings for an indeterminate time by issuing a writ of habeas corpus to stay extraditiOO. Defense attorneys argued Randano Is a dying man and that California courts were prejudiced against }lim because he is a regular resident of the notorio~ gambling city. Judge Chnstensen claimed Randano's LIQUOR HIJACKlll EUfltnt C. R1nd1no • cxmatl!uUonal riaht> would be jeopardiz· ed on-IJl'OUlldl ·he could eaj)«I a aUff aent..,.. here • which he might not survive. Nevada SUpreme Court J u s t i c e Camenxi · Batjer, however, ~ In revtewina the lower court's action and an ·~ agalnal it by anxloul Or8ll(e County aulborlt iea. lie lald lbe district court In Nevada catmot detennine. whether a Callfomls court would be prejudiced aplnot RAJ>. dano's , ~gaa dllUOlblp IDd notorl<lll record. • Juatlce Batjer lald. Randano'1 at· torneya can talre lbe ..,.. atept to ·~ here, oi>ch u thelt c!ltot's dellcate oondttloo and alleged!V!mtted life eipeCtancy. °Wi'.C County District Attorney Ceoil A. , who ]ju deocrlbed Rlndano In ll1mg wmlS, waa jubilant at the Nevada filgb court'• action. "Wt hive always regarded Randano's clalma about bJa heart coodlUon to be CO!lllderably euaented and notblng more !bin an eacuae to avoid the pulllsb- ~be rlcbly deaervel," !Deb aald. Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr., a democratic contender for governor, is conductlng the pro- be involving the use of 1918 presidenUal campaign money by Herbert Kalmbach Niion'a at- torney until several month.s ago. Torn· Quinn, deputy secretary of state, said Wednesday in an In· terview that Kalmbach was "ben· d1ng over backwarda to b 1 cooperative with us." t . Sycamore Hills . -,·; Ruling Delayed In Laguna Beacli A crov.'<f or more than 150 persons rilled and overflowed a Laguria Beach council chambera Wedne!day to prot..t a development of a 110\V virgin portion or the city in Laguna Canybn. The council took no action either ap. proving or denying the plan that ca11ed for construction ol 2,018 townhouM residences with an estimated populaUoa of 4,500 on 522 acres ol lacd known as Sycamore HUis iocAtcd - Laguna Canyon and El Toro Roada. . The matter was continued to 7:1) Dec. 19 to allow oonslderation by the fUll council. Vice Mayor Peter Olira!ldrf wu ablent during 2\0·bour public bear> Ing. The 165 million dollar project la p[m. ned by Newport Investment.I Inc. The developer maintains be Is leaving 70 pel'-, cent of the property u open space, ID- developed. territory which he wlll trlllSler to lbe ctly. Further, lbe developer cla1ma to hive carefully cons l d.e r_e .d..en~eqtal matters In lbe design of lbe project. Conservatlonlsta led by an organlzatloo kno.wn u the Laguna Greenbeh, Inc., aeeks preservation of the area Jn ltl natural state. FromP•gel KIDNAP SUSPECT ... residential neighborhood when they disappeared about 4:30 p.m.,.Tuesday. Gardena detective Sgt. Earl Crosland said the younger girl, Cristi, told officers thjt Sturgeon said he wanted to show the girls his fast car but lnstead of seeing the car, they just kept walking. Los Angeles County Sheriffis deputies foWld Cristi sitting alone oo the cur b of a l~awlhome Street next to a vacant field shortl y after midnight. had been examined by a doctor wl>o llld she had not been sexually moletted and showed no outward signs of trauma. 0-oaland said othe~ Loi An(elea police departments would be lnlerviewed to see if Sturgeon might be connected with any of the recent rash \of kidnapings or an)· po~!!lble slmllflr crimes. ''Vi'e always cbeck on possible eo& nec11()!11 wltn other crimes ln a case like this." Crosland said. "But we don't have any evldepce yet." Sgt. Crosland said the young_t!r girl Oil a -..catiotl will now spend it at !.--------------------------------------=. home and come to u,,, We think things will boom." ,Dredge said Uon Country probebly ccxwome1 less power than any county attnlctlOn because It Is a daylight park. But he aald the monthly average use of power is still. in the range of 225,000 Nobody Sells G.E. Micro-Wave OVens for less than kilowatt hours. Southern califo)'!lia Edison Company Public Relatlooa Officer Bob Burbank said thftt's enough· Juice to power nearly 500 OOmes for a month . Burbank agreed with an estimate of lbe amount ol cumnt Disneyland drawa at wtll over one million kJJowatt-bourl per monlb -four times that of Lloa Country. "These parka are 'deflnlltly lllDot14l the-biggest, 1CO!ISUJDers around and . anything lhey can do to cut down on the load helps greatly/' he· said. i PORTABLE MICROWAVE OVEN • T....., "°""of -*hlf ~ lftto ,...,.,.., e No rota• P-10 $Uillll Cool! ill~-"' ol II•. Oll..,,ie. Ptlll~ Of ,,,... J • (IJY " ....... -911 1'-. pull! c.ooll .,., • "'--'" _._.i wi"';:'; :'J!f' Or.Ill .,_...-....1JOY a-,, .. ..,tll1, NOWOHLY •29911 COME IN FOR A , ••• STOH HOUU: M .. ., .... lot. l :IO ,. l:JI LOW PRICIS ARE .BORN Hl!RE RAISED ELSl!WHERE 90 DAYS CASH ~ WITH APPROVED aiiiil CREDIT 113i1Aj :J815 ~EWl'QRT BLVD., -lWI ~ Downtown Costa Mesa -Phone 548-7788 -• ' I I of .. lo .. t • •· - Th\W'61J, Nowm~ 22, 197~ St!hool Noise Under Study PUMPKIN PIE'S A SNAP IF YOU KNOW HOW TO 00 IT Otc1i El1ls, 5, ind Brian Morrison, 5, Stir in Sugar Pie Pilots Kids Co1icoct Their O·wn Recipe By HILARY KA YE OI 1t1e Dally P11ot Sl1ft When Kindergarteners at Lebard School in Huntington Beach were asked what goes into a pwnpkin pie, they toot the question seriously -al1d con- cocted their own, gounnet version of the traditional Thanksgivin~ dessert. '?be" following ls their recipe: One pumpkin (whole). Take stuff out. Some eggs. One batch flour One tumble for s:ilt. One boxful milk Two spoons sugar One pan for pumpkin Put stuff on pumpkin. Put in oven. Bake for 50 hours, or 10 minutes at IO degrees. Let cool. Fro6t it. Then eat it. Susan Sweet, teacher of the class. l8Jd the recipe "really makes a lot of aense, when you think about it." "THESE KIDS have obviously been watching their mother! bake, and except for the amounlS, it really isn't too far on ... she said. "Their biggest trouble came when they wanted to put the mixture inside a whole pumpkin and put it in the oven," she explained, laughing. Duke Barnes, a blond 5-year-old, an- nounced to the class, •;My mom said lhe just can't follow our recipe." To ahow the cla.s:!i the difference between their recipe and the real way to make pumpkin pie, lltrs. Sweet brought the ingredients to class this week, and together. they made four, honest-to-goodness pwnpkin pies. THE KIDS had an opportWlity to taste every ingredient before it went into the mixing bowl -a lesson that, among other things, taught them to avoid cer- tain spices in the future . One little girl, after dousing her tongue in ginger, ran to the water fountain , crying, "My mouth is on fire" These kids will probably ~be the only five-year- olds in town wbo will sink their teeth into pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving Day, and be able to recite 'how to make it. NEXT WEEK, the little chefs in room A-3 are scheduled to try their bands at applesauce. Mrs . Sweet admits, "l really don't know what to expect they 'll come up with for that." ~ . Laguna's CofC HostµIg Buff et The Laguna Beach Chamber of Com- merce \\•ill have ,an informal buffet din- ner starting at 5:45 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Hotel Laguna commemorating the 50th Anniversary of its incorporation. Reservations may be made now with the Chamber of Commerce office. Tickets are $2.50 a person. "We were incorporated fo!D' years before the city received its formal papers," said cHamber President Larry Hunt. •1Records show that the chamber had a definite part in establishing the com· munity. Some people have been members for as long as 40 years," Hunt added. By JOHN ZAU.ER Of .. DallY 1"1111 Stitt 1bree Harbor Area P ublic schools wider the takeoll pattern ol Orange Counly Airport should be remodeltd Ip . order to protect children from 'jet noise, the county Health Department says. John Philp, county Health Officer, stressed, however, that jet noise poses no threat of pennanent physiological hearing loss to students. ' IN A REPORT to trustees of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, Philp said there is significant in· terference with speech communication in classrooms at ~~onte Vista, Bay View and Eastblull sclioo~. To a lesser extent, a speech In- terference problem also is recognized on playgroWlds at Newport Harbor High, Corona del Mar High, and Mariners schools. lo receiVlng the report at their meeting Tuesday, trustees mafie no specific com- ments on the findings. But they did request that Superinten- dent John Nicoll conduct a review of all practices that might lead to red uction of the noise problem at the three schools most affected. THE REPORT says that at Monte Vista, Eastbluff, and Bay View schools "it is estimated that verbal com- munication inside classrooms may be interrupted due to commercial jet aircraft flyovers for a cumulative period of seven lo 10 minutes per day. "Outdoor activities may be afrected for periods of 50 to 60 seconds per flight," the report states. The noise study was requested by trustees last spring after jet noise became an issue in school board elec- tions. Runaway Truck Brings Lawsuit A Laguna Beach couple who claim their home suffered substantial damage when a run away cement truck smashed their fence, ran through the garden aOO. dumped a load of fresh cement in the master bedroom after ramming through the wall, sued the owners and the driver Wednesday for $20,000. Goe/Irey C. and Bellany Joan Beau- mon~ 2529 S. Coast Highway. name Azusa Western Inc. and truck d(iver Larry Floyd White as responsible for the damage inflicted on their home at Casa Grande, Villa Rockledge. The Orange County superior Court· action states that White lost control of his , truck Jlme 5 near Upland Road and South Coast Highway and was at the wheel when the huge vehicle, cement container turning, ran into the Beaumont home. DAIL 1' PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtlimy of tht Daily Pilot h guarantrrd MflMby.,rlllY! II ,.., .. IMI llllw• J9W ,.,.... 11Y l 1Jf ,,m., (Ill llMI 'fhr ,'"'I wlll M ~""'llltt M yev, C1ll1 ,,_ l1kt111 lllltll 1:Jf ,.m. 1•1111f11.., 1M1 s.M1,i 11 ,... .. Ml l"K•lve .,..,, c•n ty ' 1.lft, s11m1, • .,. 1 1.fll. Sllllt•Y. CIH .... ,.,,. win .. IN'Mlfll .. ., ... Cllll ,,. '""' ... ,ii 11 •·"'- T eltphon's "'"' o,.,,,. c_,, -'•••• ....... M14m N"lftJ"'ill N...._,_ •••di .... WnlMIMtw ..... , ........ Int 1111 Cit-It, CtJ11tr1 ... atlcll. s .. J .... c.t,istr-. 01111 "91111, Stvlfl U.-, latlllll Nltlltl .... #Mm ·Gates Seeks Sheriff Joh County Mutual AUI. Program Mentor Explains System I By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI °' ,.... O.lty ""' lltff Orange County hasn't had a major dvil disorder or natural disaster in some time and Brad Gates is the last pfrson waiting for one to happen. · But if It did, the disruplion would be minimized, he says, because of a new mutual aid program for Orange COJnty Jaw enforcement agencies which he designed and developed. GA TF.S, ~ IS a 12-year veteran with the Sherifrs !Jiipartmen!ahd_!tewno_ • to COSta Mesa this ,week. lo enlighten members of the Kiwanis Oub about his Mutual Aid Compact and to do a bit of campaigning ror sheriff. - The young lieutenant from Capistrano Beach is one ol. two candidates presently nmning tor the office of Sherif{ James l\btek who-ls retiring n~xt year. •The other contender is George Savord, police dtlel •I Cypress. ' • · Gates said Orange County taw en- forcement olllcers learned during Jhe Laguna Beach Christm'as "Happening" ol 1970 Jhat Ibey were not as pre~ to cope wllh emergencies as Jhey t!"*1ght tbey were. •• .. mE IJNES OF command were not cleorly eslabllshed, ' proper Jactics 10< handling large crowds had not been developed. Jhe equipment was onUquated and inadequate, and communication with the public ineffective. The n~w plan, develo~ with the asllltance of a $200,000 (ederar grant · rel'.Qtdles those Inadequacies to tbe point where all ZI county law enforcement ageneles now knoW how to approach ~~k, on every field com- mander's desk for s1x monlhs, maps c..i dearly what J.s to be clone, according to Gates. I It contains tactics on -to handle I o.fl'I' ''"' '*' ,,.,. OPTS FOR SHERIFF Cand ida!• G1IH crowds borr..,ed. from Japaneoe ·poUce' experts, and a training manual on the use ol weapons which not only details how lhey are to be used but who will give the 0<der, when, and under "Whldl ctrcumstances. SOME SECTIONS Or the manual esiablllh an organtzatlonal structure to handle emergencies and another cantolnl model onlinanC<S allowing dty COUDCill to swlltly enact bans on such lltlnp as the sale of gasoline or firearms. /vJ part ol tbe research !or tbe Mutual Aid Compact, Gates' men investigated the weapOns supply in local armories. 'Ibelr discoveries were sOOcking and Gates said officers would have been in "deep trouble" if they had tried to use j). "'Some· t:I. the gas masks we found were from WWI. 1bey were slill in their crar.. and had never been taken out. Most of the rifles and shOtguns .....,, oo rusted they couldn't be !!red and we found ammunition in some' o1. the armoriea that was 15 yean old," be said. NEW EQVIPMENT has been bought for uae in civil di8orders at a cost ol $100,000 and Is stored In a · inutual aid • ...,, heldquartered in Santa .Ana. It can be di1P11tched to uiy !>art or the counly oo requeSll>~ l_he local poUce cleperlmept. • Instead ol buying the same equipment {or each law enforcement agency , Gates saJd the arsenal was made mobile to 1&ve the taxpayers money. All the equipment is or the non-lethal type. "We bought Items like the Stun Gwi. lt'1 a weaPon that shoots a bean bag. At 15 leet it will sel you right on your rear-md," Gates explained. EXTENSIYE TRAINING ol law en- forto!.ment officers went along with the handbook. They we"' taken to Los Alamitos Naval Air Slatlon and coached in techniques ranging from crowd control to giving televlsJ.on news lnterviews. Giles belie... that 'cooperallon by law enforcement agencies 11 essenti1I: This Is espoclally Jhe case in the · dooO to 50 "county J.slands" in Orange Coant1 where Jllrlsdictional problem.! bavo ollm worked to Jhe ,detrimfnt ol police and lire protection !or resltltnl& hour that travel Irvine Avenu~. The health department deals with the possibility of permanent hearing loss to students in the first of six findings: "Students and r3culty members are nbt e::iposed to noise levels from aircraft flyovers which would cause a lo.u in hearing acuity," the report states. ventilaUon. These clas.srooll\!I, It says, Hshould be redesigned and remodeled to limit intruding noise to a level not to exceed a peak noise value of 50 decibels. 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HOURS ' MON.· FRI. 10 • 7 SATURDAY 10 • 5:JO CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN THURSDAY 'TIL 9 962-5559 I HOURS: DAILY · 10 . 7 SATURDAY 10 • s~1a SUNDAY 12 . S 961·3329 • • • . ' • ' • • DAILY PILO'I • • "I HOPE HE doesn't die ... ,"he said. "Ray ... it's too late for that ... " I was half his age and I hope to be twice it berore I ever have to tell a man something that will make him burst into tears like a little boy. His world, certainly, would never be quite the same. Ray would be 56 now, 10 years later, but he died too. Several family sorrows including a marital breakup hit. him over a period of time . The autop. sy blamed a heart attack. · Pe rhaps it was really just 11 broken ~· -• r • Valle y City ~~:~~::ct ~~c~ ~0!,': ~=~~~~:8-., * ~ 1 noUnce<f action that will save "countless an tndMdual buiJ, requ<ltlng In-In call/ornla, and lnvGIVts a I.up lilnl1 I C N hours of reaeareh," accordlnc to a formation on aucb topics u v8rlous ol ml~fllm on any educatloaal .topic.'' enter ow dl~::=-~t agreed to spelld ~'"'~y ~ ~.!1:._ dlllricll ~~~I~. bi ad-I f761 per year, or five and one-half Without a contract with the center, mlnlstraton men Uma ... otlw ..,. U d W cents per obllcl, to partldpate In the however, It k>ok three to four -ks u~:·~~tlmlod.lor ··~~ will ·•-' mkrolilm IOl'Vlce ot!ered at the San to r.eelve lnlonnatlon. ACC<ll'ding to the .. ~ ~-· ...,....., .... n er a y fs~cr"'"Uonal Research Center =~::ni;. t.!:'!.":~. wtll now be ~~t~e ~y ~I \Vork on Fountain Val ley's City Center !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~ is under way with construction or two \~ orfice buildings. More coruitructlon is anticipated before the first of the year, city J)laMers say. 11le City Center, east of Brookhurst Street between Slater and Warner avenues, has been designated by the city council as the site of a major retail and commercial center. 111E 30-ACRE parcel Is divided into ty,·o portims of 10 and 20 acres by the Linbrook Hardware store. Don Contraman, of the city's plannhlg department said construction ls under \Vay in the 2G-acre parcel for two two- story office buildings. The two buildings, which will each have 24,000 square feet are being built by one of the five center property owners, E.O. Rodeffer. Plans for a boWUng alley and restaurant to tie built at the northern end of the center will be submitted to the planning commission Nov. 28 by G. Barton Heuler, a Garden Grove dentist. CONTRAMAN NOTE D that both the office building and the bowling alley plans have been !'!'pared by the Santa Ana architectural rum of Grillias, Pirc, Rosier and Alves, the firm that wu hired by the city council t(l prepare a master plan of the center's develop. ment. Contraman said plans for both proj- ecls are designed to complement the woOd and glass design of the Union FOO. era) Savings building which is located on Brookhurst Street south of the hardware store. { Contraman said there have been in-• dications that two or the property owners may buy the remaining t\llO out, which would leave a total of three ownen to develop the property. "WE HAVE reason to believe we may be getting some new plans for another project in the center area .B.fter t~ first of the year," be said. The city has Jaun.cbed a street im- provement project on Slater A venue to widen the street and provide access to what will eventually become ·the center's parking lot. Christmas Tree Sale Set in Laguna Niguel The Laguna Niguel J aycees and the South Coast YMCA are jointly SRO~ring a ()ristmas tree lot ln the Alpha Beta • Sbopplng· Center at 30252 c r 0" n . Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel. Sales begin Dec. 1. All trees are · from Oregon. Proceeds from the sale ·will benefit the Jaycees and YMCA youth funds. ' ! I 48 on Coast .Pass Exa1ns GUESS WHO'S COM.ING TO FASHION ISLAND FRIDAY? I ! Area Commu1iities Represe1ited in Bar Ceremonies ! Jl<ltdents from 10 Orange Coast com- mtlties were among more than 2,500 canll who· pal8<d the recent fall n•01lnatioos ·8nd are certitied to cUce laW. Successful applicants will be fohnally Mm.ltted to the bar at ceremonies Dec. ii ln sactamento; Dec. 18 in San Qiego ~ San Bernardino and Dec. 20 in r.c.. Angeles. i ~re were 48 successful Orange Coast JJllOenls and they include : ~From Mllokln Viejo -James J. Allen, ' reewa C.omit 26735 Sinforosa and Jon B. Jacobs, 23762 Calle Salvador. From Huntington Beach -Robert C. Amador, 6461 SUndance Circle ; Richard R. Bradbury, 16592 Tiburon Place : Thomas S. Clark, 422-D 13th St.; Edward C.Oley, 6602 Jardines Drive and John M. Earley, 9002 Rhodesia Drive. John N. Flood', 10122 Kaimu Drive; Gall C. Hutton, 16292 Wishin gwell Lane; John H. Lejnieks, 10232 Holbum Drive; Leroy S. i A1cClanahan, 18672 Demion • • • Joe Courreges Sitting, Waiting on Farmland J in the San Joaquin Valley. It's the only hill in Fowitaln Valley It might have had a restaurant-sho~ useum complex on it except that it NEARBY WOULD be a minlature in the path of a freeway. Fanner's Market and, of course, the farmhouse museum with memorabilia l Joe Courreges' fann sits. · m eight ~ bluff land on Talbert Avenue from Orange County's settlers. boot Newland sfreet. "I wanted tO\do. something to enhance • .... ~ ,.. the area. ~thing that pegple could . ~·You know, at nl~l we get son.; idOnt!fiy 4i1b-Fountain valley •. and that -vi_,, here, be ·said. wUald give them a lie to the old days ft was a combination of the view when this was an agricultural area," ~ the rising Ines that hil-Olurr'tges Courreges said. 1954 to ~gin plarming the complex. The plans are not completely dead -the ' land is zoned commercial and commercial-professional -but he is not going to start work again until there is some guarantee the freeway will not wipe him out. THE IDEA was to proVide a Boque uranl built in three stories down lllde ol the bluff wllh ae<eSS to an the rest of the property. The farm house, built nearly 100 years by bis grandfather was to have """''-I Not too Iona alter he began ralslrc lnonaY for the project, pla111 for tbe a FretUY were announ«d. """' Illa State Highway com-,..... I route all)ng Newland °"""""' ocrapped hi• plans. • .,,... -m point to png •he.ad, -.....,. -people keep telling me 11111 Ille rn::t'. won't ·be built: fjot ....,, .. Ille , "!• esllmate the ......... a1om would cost $l00,ood," be .... OillnlOI ,._,.,, a famlly«yle Bas- .-•Ii --I0~-1ar \ Theie is still a glim mer of hope. The state highway commission bas authorized a restudy of the Route 39 Freeway with the possibility of shifting it west to parallel Gothard Street in Huntington Beach, Instead of Newland Street in Fountain Valley. The cities of ·Fountain Valley, i{un- tlngton Beach and \Yestminster have all eupported that route changea, but II wtll be months, If not years, before any final dedalon. H['m already three yeatt behind on my taxes, 90 I would·J like to do something, bu! I want to do aometh,lng good !or the area,. so I'll just have to wait and tee what happerw. '' Lane ; Richard L. Paul, 8651 Viscount Drive; Roy A. Saari, 16221 Wayfarer Lane and · Martin H. Swan.son, 10291 Cutty Sark Drive. From Fountain Valley -James P. Barber, 10810 San Paco Circle.i Barbara G. McDonald, 9922 Galdiola Circle; Peter • V. Nix, 16689 Spruce Circle; Jerry J Smith , 11289 Primrose Ave. From Laguna Beach -Craig K. Beam, 1955 Ocean Way; John F. Murphy, 455 Myrtle SI. Frem Westmlmter -Nelson D. Buck, 9371 Bird Ctrcle and Qut1s R. Hinman of 8662 Del Ray Circle. From Newport Be ... -Nancy B. Bwm, 424 Vista Roma ; Gary L. Collings, 2004 E. Ocean Blvd.; 'l110mas J. Havlena, 1206 W. Balboa l!lvd.; .Jlel\nis G. La Barbera, 102 Scholz Plaza; Roger P. Law, 2641 Baysbore Drive and FAward D. MacFarlane, 1521 Cumberland Lane . Gordon J. Marhoefer, 300 Canal St.: Robert A. Petenm; 564~ Seaward Road; Stephen 'Pbllipooo; 113 ~ood Drive: Gary Dean Sdnrartz,. 1801 !'Ort Renwick Place: Harry· S. S1'h!. 318 Mi rguerlle Ave.: 'John C. :rtaI, 54 BeaCO!l Bay; Patra C. WooJum , U20 Park Newport. From .Costa Mesa -John Clmbaluk, 208 Flower St.; Douglas B. Davidson, 3229 Oregon SL; Robert W. Schroeder, 192a Kauai Place and FAward F. Wroe, 1822 Jamaica.Road. From Seal Beach -Leslie G. • Ddnalder,12200 Monlecito Road: William J .. Howard , 4333 Hazelnut St.: George F. Kossler, 12200 Monteclto Road and Steven D. Weinstein, 333 First St. From Irvine -Thomas W. Ely, 3772 Hendrix St.: Joe L. Jobnson, 14'1Z Goiden Glen Mitcbell j.. Schwary, 4551 Wyngate Circle and Leonard Tachner, 17706 Oak Tree Lane. From Lieut lllllo -Doug!"-' S. Hunig, 320S Via Buena Vista. .POW Legislation WASHINGTON fAP) -The Senale Finance Committee approved 'l'lleaday. a bill designed to prevent Income 111 claims agal11$t dependents of Vietnam war prl!oners who died In captlvlty. Pay of such prisoners, reoelved by their depeodents, largely was exempt from laL • • '•. SANTA'S ARRIVAL: Old Saint Nick will arrive at his perma· nent residence on the mell near Robinson's at I 0 a.m. on Friday, Nov . 23 . SANTA'S HOURS: Santa will greet youngsters Mondays through Saturdays from I 0 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sundays noon until 5 p ~m-. . -SEE PM THE PENGUIN: Meet Pete the Penguin from Sea World and listen to the delightful father Coughlin's Boys Chorus . That evening , the Sweet Adelines, Harborlites chap· ter, will perform in the Stage Court area beginning et 7 p.m. SATURDAY: The Magic Mountain Wizard and Trolls will be ~n the mall from I 0 a.rn . to 3 p:m. PICTURES: Color pictures may be taken wit.h Santa FREE: Free candy cane• •11nd balloons for all the youngsters FASHION ISLAND STORE HOURS •Monday1 ~git ,S11turdey1 IO_ lfl!l.J o 9:\0 p.rrr.-: •su~d eys 12. no~n 'til 5 P·!!'I· 0 ... • . - FASl:llON J ISLAND JfJIWPORT CENTER Pacific Coa1t Hlgiiw1y -BetwHn J1mborH ind MacArthur ' . -' • I \ T-y. Nowmbt< 22, 1'173 DAILY PILOT IS L. M. Bo1d Make Your Own Clay Pigeons • ----- ODJy one Freectunan in every four ever uses a tooth- bnUb at all. T\1o'Freacb llinistry of Health found !hat out In • ouryey recently. lnte~ting. But not as interesting, I think u the fact that tn IS pel'C<!nt of the French homes w• any toothbrush Is used, at least five people use oald ssme toothbrush, the ot\o and only. A bookblnder in New York City bas covered his vol- umes whenever possible over the years with material appropriate to the su b- ject matter. His "Merchant of Ven- ice," for instance, appears in shark· skin. His llible, in lambskin. First book he ever did like that was a novel about life in prison, covered in zebra •. hide. Those clay pigeons the sh>tgun boys like to break up in midair cost money, don't you know. So 5:0me bright shooters now are making their 'OWD wing. targets of ice. Mix a little red ink witl1 water and freeze it in muffin tins. Then pack them out to the firing range in picnic coolers. DOGS Remember, all the poodle parlors get booked solid during the several weeks before Christmu . • . ~o girl cilled ':Margaret" shouli tclrget her name In Greek -Jnf:ans "pearl" ... Only classical artist whose albums .ever sold more t)18n a millloa copies Is Van Cllborn .•. It's a moot W>usual Virgo girl who does not love pets, say tile starga~rs ... Thal baby will start to show signs of j>Olng either r!gbt-hanaed or left-banded at about six months of age, orilinarlly. • '. Suddenly, at Alperia, Mich., a car in an accident dught fll'e. A brewery truck skidded to a stop behind it. 'l1te trucker grabbed a case ol beer, threw it violently to , lhe ground beaide the blazing cir, then opened ooe beer · . can at a time to use the spewing foam to put out the names. Smart feUow, that one. CHILii KILLER --History tells us a certain Freocbm8n Damed GilcS ' de Laval tortured and murdered at least 46 children before he was executed in 1440. Evidently, there was a sort of dark cast about' ·bis jowls, because be was nicknamed "Barbe-Bleue." Anyhow, be was the evil. lnspfra.Uon for "•that classic by the writer-Perrau1t entitled~'Bluebeard," who in the fiction killed wives, not children. 11lis comes·to mind because a customer asks if anything in history com· pares with the recent Houston killings of young b:>ys. If you intend to walk: across any streets in the near fulure, belt., be particulatly careful between.6 and.J J!.!!l.. ..• _ during the month of December. That's the time more than any other when P.;edestrians are apt to get hit by cars. ; Address mail to L. Af. Bo'Jjd, P.O. Box 1875, New- port Beach 92660. " s=::=~==:;;;:;:;::::::::::;::;;, :;:;:::=;:::;::dJ ' f,~ "" CALENDAR OF HOLlDAY-EVENTS • AT Friday, November 23 f • . . ' > ·Introducing decorative furnishings direct from India -:, ~ ..... ~ ' . ' at our new ''India: Sllop~' -- ~ . The glory of the Tilj }.{ahal, 'the eternal fl o,v of the Ganges. rhe danger of a tiger jungle. Capture al l the aura and mystery of India with decorative furnishings direct from the mo1her cou ntry of n1ystcry to ou r ne\v "lnJia Shop'.' Choose from ou r outstanding co llccti~n of bedsprc:lds, throws and pillo,~·s, all hand \\·oven, J1anJ printed and hand en1broi· <lered. AJ l arc made in India cxpr<::ss!y for Bullock's. Sho,vn J1erc are just a fe,,r of the n1aO)' interL'.scing decorati~~uc4 n is'hi nSs thai: you'll discover at our ne'v "J ntlia Shop'.' A . 88"xll5" hand printed thrO\\' '''ith aniin:il design, $50 B. Full size block printed bedspread in yello\v .....•. $30 C. T\vin size b~t ik J>rinccJ bt?clsprc;;id in blo.ck/,\'hice •. S25 D. 2011x20" batik prinrc."d pilto,v ,,·ith camel design .• 82 5 E. ~O" x 30" embroidered pill O\\' \\'ith elephant dc·sign •. 520 . Not shcn\'n: 3U"x 30" b~1tik pilJo,v, S.J.,0 Jndia. Shop I • .. /~ .-. - ,, ' .. ' • 1 I " • Santa atr ives at BuUock's South Coast Plaza. Bring the children for ;a visit wich Santa, a complimentary gift and ' . ·~· a bra.utiful color photo of your chi!J y,·ich Santa to order if you wish. liours: 11 am to 2 pn1, 3 pm to 8 pm,. Monday thru Sarurda)'. 12 noon to 4 pm, Sunday. " ' Children's, Upper Level Tuesday, November 27 You arc invited to at·cend a Fashion and Decorating Seminar conducted by Jean Roonuec, Fashion Consulu.nc: for J. P. Stevens. ThiS fascinating 60 minute .. . ~ presentation of slides anc;l li~c models features ideas yo11 can ccanslate into easy, practical methods ro do at home . 10 am, Bedroom Accessories, Lower Level ~ICdnesday, November 28 loleet Jim loicKay, sport!Cascer' and TV personality and haVe him au tograph your copy of his new l;Jook, "'My Wide World of Spores:· 2 to 4 pm, Book.s, Lower Level Monday, December 3 Sec the Walt Disney cbaractetl of Robin Hood and Little Joha from the new Wale Disn<.1 movie .. Robin Hood" touring our srorc from 3 to 5 pm. Meet them in the Book deparcment and let chem autograph your copy of the beautiful new book "'The Art of Walt Disney" and the record of the Robin Hood score from the movie. Books, Lower Level Tuesday, December 4 You arc invited ta..a gala champagne showing of r. sportswear: ideal Jor _9u:iscmas gi vin& Jlrlng Saiitt along. 7 :30 pm, Town & Travel Sportswear, Middle Level ·S.rurda1, Dt<cmbet 8 , -}ICU Father Coughlin's Boys Chorw singing your Christmas favori1ts. 3 to 4 pm, Escala1or <;curt . Wednesday, Dttember 12 and Thursday, Dettmbet 13 Visit our special Gif1 Den for MEN ONLY in the mtaurant on the Upper Level. Cockta ils and a continuous showing of gi ft-weu and :accessories. 5· to 2 pm.- Gift Councilors will help fOU' find the right siic and colot and bring yQU r P*'hllll tO you in sprcial g~l wrap. Friday, Deocmbe.r1 L4 and F-l'ld1y, December 21 Hear the 1:1.lenfed Songsmiths, you ng girls singing group, modeling and singing Christmas songs. 7:30 10 6:30 pm, Girls' 110 14, Upper Level • • .-~) • . -,. :£ • • • • • • •• - .--- L . --. • Shop Sunday 12 • •• '~-::o.:.·~ . ' noon • ..;: • if I : ., -· . ' . ., -. ; : ! "' , " n .. ' - " ' " to 5 .Pm , ' ,. ,, '.Shop Monday thru !'riday, 10 :00 a.m. to 9:30 p:m. ·I · Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Bullock's South Coast Plaza, San Diego Freew.ay .~t Bristol, Costa Mesa, Telephone: 556-%ti • Sunday, 12:00 noon to 5 :00 p.m.· I n • " ,. ' . . - • • -• > , • DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Still Room for Thank·s So what's to be so particularly thankful for this Thanl<.sglvlng pay, 1973? We're mating out shortages of fuel for our homes, our jobs and our cars. Inflatio11 has driven up the cost of today's Thanksgiying dinner. Stri.kes are harassing us. !J'here's a very unpfeasant odor of impropriety and violation of public trust in Washington. And there is a tinderbox that can lgnite at any time in the Mideast. • So what's to be so th~ul for? Well. for one thing you're here -and free to gripe or glory, to enjoy friends ~d family or to watch TV football or attend church or iust late away a day. So we are going to have to tighten our belts a litUe, or Jive up some conveniences or some travel, or put up with colder rooms or pay a bit more /or goods and services. With all our problems, we still have more creat~r~ comforts, more economic advantages, ana more polit1· cal freedom than anyone else in the world. Ask your- self how many people in the rest or the world would trade places with you right now. That's your very minimum answer when you really want to consider what you have to be tfiankful for. And for the most of us, it is only the barest beginning. Have a happy and thankful Tha~ksgiving. Short-range Thinking The fuel shortage and threatened gasoline ration· ing may take care or part of the air pollution problem, but Orange County business people are nonetheless dis· mayed by parking rest rictions proposed by the federal Environmental Proteotlon Agency. Designed to curb the use or cars in densely popu· lated areas, the plan is scheduled I<> go into errect in cities of more than 100,00-0 population In July ol next year. It would levy a surcharge on parking fees pald by motorists in commercial parking lots and on employ- ers and business firms offering free parking for em- ployes and patrons. .. HaU the funds thus collected would go toward d .. velopment ol rapid transit systems. The EPA proposes that the plAn be extended to cities ol 60,000 or more by July of 19U.and to all other cities by 1976. In commercial lots the surcharge would be 10 cents an hour ln 1974, Increasing to 25 cents in 1976, Business finns would contribute $180 a year for each space offered patrons in 1974, going up to $450 per space in 1976. Employers would pay a surcharge based on hourly rates charged by parking lots in the area, plus an additional $1 per hour. Since business finns, shopping complexes and tour- ist attractions are obliged ·by zoning laws to provide orrstreet parking !or employes and patrons, thelr only recourse would be. fU,rther price increases on goods and services to offset the surcharge, putting the burden back on the hapless citizen-driver. · . Opponents of the EPA plan see all this as a real threat to the county's overall economy. With pocketbooks already badly dented by infla- tion, customers might indeed be more inclined to stay at home and employes might be forced to do likewise if their jobs become superfluous. The EPA planners seem to come up with some unique ideas in .their fight against pollution, but some- times, as in this inst.ance, the thiltking leads down some rather murky and not very safe alleys. . , ' ' 0 G • 0 Think Gray, Not Black Dear Gloomy Gus Oil Embargo Remains Vntil Israel P11lls Baek Kissiriger-F-a-iled to Move Arab -Ki-n----· And W hite (CHARLES McCAB~ Can you honestly say that after your early formal education You have absorb- ed a single really important new idea ·ihat has changed your life? While I have no doubt a good many of us truly have, I fear that for most the answer would have to be a firm negative. What we have to act upon, for the m~st part, are our Inst\ncts and our schooled ration· alizations of same. How few of us, honestly, have been greatly influenced by the revolutionary ideas ~ even Dar· win mid Freud? These ideas have un· questionably affected the (.'(Intent of the intellectual air we breath, and to that extent ol course touch upon us; but have they really changed the way Y:e look upon our fellow man, which is the thing that matters? PERMISSIVE SEX In the '60s and '70s would have come about. I daresay, if Freud had not opened the Pandora's box of the unconscious. What gets me onto this is a sentence I read a long time ago, and which has stayed with me in a rather dismay· ing way since. It was an insight ol the late O.W. Holmes Jr.: "Every now and then a man's mind Is stretched by a new idea and neve r slirinks back to Its previous dim ensions." For a long time I had thought that I might be one of these favored, stretch- ed -out souls. For the life of me, however, I could not put my finger on that single idea which may have opened my mind , may have widened my avenues of prejudice. It became a source of mild annoyance that I could not elect myself to Holmes and his goodly company. The other day, between the coffee and the French roU. something came to me. It seemed clearly an answer ID that large quest. I quickly grabbed a "pencil and wrote it down : "l'tfEN ARE NOT SO rar from anima ls, and are far closer to each other than they will granl." This may not sct'm so remirkable to yolL ft might seem, in Bel. a @tber. _. banal derivation from .Oa.rwin:s...noUons about "'Di~ origin of species. Bu! .to me • it has been, as I realize. an· unformulated In this age of super packaging, why can't someone find a way to open a package oC bacon without utiliz· ing knives, sheen and fingernails? 111. M. R. Gloomr Gus con1t11111t• •r. tuMllttl.t W re..:llH'$ 1n11 110 "'" -.. r11y rtti.ct "" wl-s 11 t111 11.wlNNr. seM nur Ht PHV• lo GIOCll'llr Gw1, Dlll'Y l'llof, talisman during much of my grown life, a talisman that has "Changed Utterly the quality of my early education. Like most of us, I was brought up in a worl<t'of straight black and wb1te. The world was made up of saints and sinners, whores and madonnas, creators and predators. I will never be able to extirpate from my system these absolute values, when I am judging other people. EVeryone I like I cast far too near to the pole of saintliness. Everyone I dislike is automatically pushed rigidly toward Satanism. Yet my adult experienct! has been clear, and opposed to this. The color of gray is the dominant color of all people, including the saint and the sinner. Until you think gray. you are Jying to yourself, and also doing an il'ljustlce to the one you are lying to yourseU about. • I HATE TO THINK of how many marriages could have been saved if the gray could have been used by each party in their coloration of their beloved, which is another way of lamentlng how many marriages have been ruined by the growth and persistence of the notion of perfection on either side. Think black and white, and you're in the soup. Wick s 15£."'-T iHt. fUE"\.. -Cltt5' S. -""' " ltoQSE. "'-· M ' 'lt'I not neCf!S811ry to Ii/cf? his legs!' I · -. RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -The exotic meeting In the Red Palace here between the King ol~tbe Arabo, sunounded -by his Bedouin' chieftaill!; and the German· born American Jew, a scene of cootrast and irony, was a dramatic climax -but what followed raised staggering prob- blems. Secretary ol Stale H en r y Kissinger emerged from his tw<Htour private talk rein!oreed in alt his intuitions: austere King Faisal m 5audi Arabia vl"il1 not "re· store his faith" in the United States until Israel actllally withdraws from ~ cupled Arab lands. For the U.S.-but most particularly !or Europe and JaJlllll-lhose words car· ried danger. Yet, Henry Kissinger coold not shake the King or saudl Arabia, who crystallized the following points with punctuated brevity (in deep contrast to the shrill rhetoric of some other Arab leaders): ' FIRST, be bad kept hls silence year after year since the Israelis seized the Sinai peninsula, the Golan heights and religious places in East Jerusalem sacred to the leader of Islam. Second, he had done so in faith that the U.S. "-'Ould respect its long friendah.i.p with the Arabs and persuade Israel lo do what t""·o American Presidents · had r.epealedly promised and the Unlted Nations had ordered after the six-day war of 1967. Third, his silence had not endeared him to other Arabs. Now be wou1d accept no more promises, even if he himself were willing to take ooe more chance, which be was not. Fourth, the systematic tnc:rease la Saudi oil production was economic folly for his rountry. ll coold not spend the income and the earned doll.an had a precarious future value less than oil In the ground. Yet be had agreed to a production increase to prevent oil famine in the West. All that was before the recent war. FOR ms PART, Kissinger convtnced the King that he was facing a "serious" man of genuine "sincerity" unlike, the King later told intimates, some other Americans who had claimed authority but !ailed to perform. Kissinger opened his two-hour talk with the man whose possession of oll confers frightening power by saying he had read all the private correspondence between the King and three American ' Presidents: John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Richard. Nlton. F'l:om that .record, said Kiis'"injer,~ If was em· • biiniisslngly clear · that the King had God, For give Me When I Whine ... Today, upon a bus, I saw a lovely girl with golden hair, I envied her ..• she seemed so gay ... and wished I were aS fair. When suddenly she rose to leave, I saw her bobble down the aisle. She had one leg, and wore a crutch. But as she passed. .•• a smile! Oh, Gold forgive me when I whine, I have two legs. The world is mine! I stopped to buy some candy .. The lad who sold It had sue& chann. I Wked with him. He see11¥?d so Jllacl. If I were late 'U.Ould do no harm. And as I liilt be aid to me: "I thank you. You have been so kind. It's nice to,~ with folks Uke you. You see," he &aid. "I'm bund ." Oh , God forgive me when ' \ • J whine, I have two eyes. The world is mine. Later, while walking down the street, I saw a child wlth eyes of blue. He stood and watched the others play. He dld not know what to do. I stopped a moment, then I said, 11Why don't you join the others, dear?" He looked ahead without a word, and then I knew he could not hear. Ob, God forgive me when I whlne. I have two ears. The world is mine. Wlth two feet to tal<e w, where I'd go, with eyM to ... the sunset's glow, with ears to near what I would know ... Oh, God forgive me when I whine. I'm blessed Indeed. The world Is mine. ' ' ' -AUTHOR UNKNOWN :( ( EVANS · NOYAK ) rea'Son lo complain. But President Nixon y.•as now ~ quivocally committed to I s"r a el i withdrawal and be, Kissinger, would not have undertaken the negotiation if not convinced that settlement was possible. WITH A familiar di.splay of ego, Kissinger informed the King that he was not in the habit of failing and pointed IA> his "1e<;esl In negotiating an end to American participation in the Vietnam war after four years of work. The two then agreed that a peace conference, preferably in the U.S., should start be.fore the end of the year. But on the matter of softening the oil squeeze, a principal rea9CID for hls trip here, Kissinger failed to gain assurances on the basis of new American willingneM to take on Israel. This means that even though Kisstnger has now established his own credibility with the King, that is not enough to loosen the tightening oil stranglehold. cre<Ubility. The K.mg insisted again and nus MIGHT change if Kissinger could again the proof was in the pudding, persuade Israel to start a puUback from not in its promise. --~-Su~:-~· ~~-produces agreement This adamant stand was inescapably on a pha,,;eu withdrawal. clear to us when we saw the King Otherwise, the absolute monarch, wh:> later in an exclusive interview. He rules a remote desert kingdom which declined to agree that the visit marked still follows with astonishing precisklo "a tum ~ the comer" in tbe breakdo.wn the teachings of the prophet Mohammed. of Saudi Arabia 's cmfidence in the U.S. may prove to be u: immovable 1n He said only that Kissinger had im· his demands as l!irael has been in hers. pressed him deeply as a man who meant The resu1t of that cou1d be incalculable what he said, and that he 0 1\ooed" chaos in the West , a well-knovm -fact the U.S. was now prepared to del!ver. that Washington onJy very recMlly has Clearly the King still doubts American begun to acknowledge. I A Bleak View of Winter WASHINGTON -Unless 8audl Arabia lifts its oil embargo, the U.S. can look forward to a bleak winter of .electric power blackouts, chilly homes, restricted driving and factory shutdowns. A prolonged embargo will bring a serious recession, perhaps even a depression . Thh Is the grim viefi of the Treasury Department's energy experts, who are regarded as the best In Washlngtoo. Most ·disturbing is their warning that the Arab boycott, if it continues, will plunge the nation into an economic tailspin. Already, some airlines and fac· tories are laying off workers. THE PETROCHEMICAL Industry, which produces petroleum-based plastic products and synthetic fiber•, was the first to feel the pinch. 'lbe shortage has forced some plastic plaots to cut back production. Alarmed Industry leaders a r e circulating a private study, which warns ominously: "As little as a 15 per cent reduction In output of the petrochemical industry would result in a loss of as many u U million jobl and a loos in domesUc production value in exces,, of $65 billion." THE CAMPAIGN to reduce pleasure driving wlll hurt out-of-the-way resorts and reslillrants. The tourist and camping ' industries also depend heavily on nonessen tial driving. Even President Ni.J:on's call to hold highway speeds down to 50 miles per hour will slow freight deliveries and re<fuce truckers' income. 1be teamsters, whose pay is based. on mileage, will also have to tighten their belts. Many Americans already are growing uneasy about job prospects, layoffs and loss of overtime. This has caused them to hold off purchases and save their money as a hedge against possible in· , come loss, according to the Treasury's consumer studies. THIS SAGGING consumer C'Onfidence is expected to cause a drop in sales. Already, the sales of durable goods, such as car's and appliances, have leveled orr. Our political leaden, meanwhile, aren't anxious to have zhilllona of voters shivering 1n their homes this winter. The Treasury e1perts, therefore, expect the pollticlaml to'gfve -Id• prlorlty over Industries In allocalhlg fuel This Pathology of V wlence . I will shut down still more factories and throw more people out of work. THE ECONOi\UC chain reaction, In the !lolemn opinion of the Treasury ex· perts, will Increase unemployment by 19?5 to a dangerous seven or eight per cent. They believe this could rise to 10 or 12 per cent by 1976 if the Arab oil boycott persists. 1 Indeed, one private Treasury study warns : "A severe supply disruption ·in the late 1970's or early 1 9 8 O's could . . . cause a major economic depression ." According to the Treasury's calcula· lions, 16 lo IS per cent of the nation's petroleum consumption will be affected, directly or indirectly, by the Arab oil embargo. The last tankers from Saudi Arabia, which were filled before the boycott, are now arriving in U.S. ports. 1 WITHl.N a few weeks, say the Treasury experts, the nation will face power blackouts !rom New York City to San Antonio. New England and the Northwest will be the hardest hit. But Lhe're will also be power mtages in the central states. Gasoline rationing, they add, la tn-1 evitable. The admJnistratlve m8chlnery' and the gas stampo will be ready In about two months. Only a lilting ol the oil embargo or providentially warm weather, they conclude, will save Americans from their worst winter since World Wsr ll, And il oould gel still worse during the wtatin to come. ' 'lbe A1sanlaatloll ol U.my IV. By Roland Mlisnier. 8"iboer. 428 P~. fJ7.SO. • • -,. ~ rs there • l!"tbolOl!Y IA> violence, climued by fbe aisa¢natim4of prom- lne!ll leaders of the reolmf II "°' as we hive observed In the tragedies or our own time, a chief characleri!Uc or the dlagnosiJ has IA> be hale. "('!BE-BOO~-)~.:•"_ And there are many kinds of hate: personal, religious, the ldeoJoglcal varie- ty so closely related now to the religious. ROLAND MOUSNIEll, a profe_. ol history at the Sorbonne, has written an absorbing account and analysts of one or the most famous assasat.nations In history, the slaying In 1610 by a mentally unstable catholic, Francois Ravalllac, of King Henry IV of France. Henry, the first Bourbon king, has been called by 110111e historians Franco'• greatest king. Brave and talenled In war, he al90 tried hard by various lneasllrt1, Including the famous 'Edlcl of Nantes, to promote tolerance-between C.thollc and Prole$lant. Henry, born a Proteslan4 prudenUy declared himsetr Catholic befo,.. winning the throne when caught in Paris dw-lng the h-1assacre of St. Bartholomew's. Free, he returned to Protestaotlsm, only to become a C.tbolic again to win Paris and the crowo. Rsvalllac, fanatically C.lhollc, still ,..,ardlng the King a heretic, c~ught hlDl in a traffic jam In Psrls and 1tabbed hlm to death. Mousnter admirably strikes a blow for sound history, lnalatlng on narraUng events before analyllng them. But his analysla of the events: 1uggeats some contradictions. The historian conclud.S the aasaaalnallon al least led to an 1boolutlam !hit ·~ .!ht cblot toward which France WU beadlnc-But thil was a two-<:dged tolutlon: It 1lao led to' the ..... lutlml •and .... of Louis XIV, of the' Flonch ll<Yolutloalry fanatics llld of N1~ .. Ailldllledp..,i \ I \ I ·1 Rum0r Spread Rebutted WASIUNGTON (UPI) - A preoldentlal apokosman bu _ denied tliat anyone at 1• th;e White House was involved in spreading a report that fonner Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson had a drinking problem. Deputy • P r.e " Sec.retarY Gerald L. Warren alao denied Wednesday t h a t President NllOI\ aocWed 'Rlchanhon o1 lying about hl1 Involvement in -the ruing of special Watergate proaecutor Archibald Co1. T!IE WASHING TON Poot, In a .. &tory Satunlay, quoted senaton who met with Nixon and White House Qtlef of Stal! Alexander Haig last week u saying Haig made a feference to Richardson's drinking. The Poat aald Haig quoted Richardson as saying 11l'd bad a drink and I waa tired." 'Ibe Post said one · senator! took this a! an attempt to r e v l v e Rlchardsonl' con- vlctlon tn 1939 of dnmken driv· Ill( charges and a 1151 drivin1 accident . Warren said no one 0 in any poeltlon ol authority" at the White House was involved in spreading that report. "WE WOUU> certainly be interested in fulding out who ts doing this and Y.'e thoroughly dis assoc i ate ourselves !rom it," he said. Rlchanhon has denied any drinking prol>lem. He said the two driving incidents involving him happened in h~ youth and were well known. He -pointed to background In· vesUgations undertaken before his confirmation to three dif- ferent Cabinet posts as proo£ he had no prol>lem . There also have bttn con- flict i ng _r e port s cf Richardson's role when Cox was fired for not limiting his Watergate tapes investiga tion. RICHARDSON HAS said he opposed putting any limlts on Co1, although congress men whc met with Nixon last week 11ald the President told them Richardson had no such o1r jectlolll. -·•' warren declined to ny whether Nixon would permit Haig to testily before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which Is considering asking Haig to appear to straighten cut Richardson's role tn the Cox firing. l * * * President Won't Offer Tax Return WASHING TON (AP ) -The White Houoe says that Presl· dent M1on bu no plans to rel ease his 1970 and 1971 per90nal income tax: returns in OOMectlon with his efforts to clear up Watergate-related matters. The rr.sldent said Saturday at a newt conference with the Associated Press Maneg· tng Editors Association in Florida that he paid "nominal amounts" in taxes for those ycan, but did not speclly the amounts. When asked Wednesday U NixCll would now make public his tai: returns for those two years, Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said, oi1 know ol. no plans for that." But, he Indicated that there was • dlscu9aloo ,oo oow\ the President might make public further Indication .about his tax .matters. • • • ' '• THE BROADWAY WINTER KNIT WARM.UPS .I 1.99 TO 7.99 12.50 V•lue Cuff hat/ glove/sc.'lrf set, 7.99. $3 Value Ooubleknit mittens, 1.99. $3 V•lue Waffle wo•v• knit glove, 1.99. $4 V•lua Knit glove wltl1 j,alm, 2.99. 4.50 V•lue Knit glove with p•lm and back, 2.99. 7.50 Value Jockey cap/ glove set, 5.99. $1Pves, 6 FAMOUS MAKER ACCESSORIES 4.99 TO 11.99 $8-$17.50 Val ues. What a gre •t t ime to get organized, with o terrific selection-of goodclooking checkbook.secret•ries, men 's and women 's index-its, assorted -h•ndy f?fJr,se items to hole;! credit cards1 currency, etc. Person•I Le•ther GoodS. 86 TOP FASHION HANDBAGS 9.99 ' Fantastic savings on a great grou p of shoulder b•gs, be•utiful vinyl styles, the newest det•iling , bl•ck, brown, t•n, navy. M•ny •re one of • kind, so be e•rly. H•ndb•gs, 37 .. --. ANAHllM ' . , •, NEWPORT HUNTINGTON HACH ORANG!, MALL OF ORANGE 47 F11hio11 h l111d 111•1 6•4·12 12 7777 Edl11t•t Aw11111• 171•1 lt2°llll 2)00 N. Tw1ti~ str.1t 171 •1 991°\ll I • DAILY PILOT T' SAVE 25"/0 ON AUTHENTIC INDIAN JEWELRY • It's ou r most f•bulous lndi•n jewelry sale ever! Selection includes squ•sh blossom neckl•ces, bracelets, rings, earri ngs •. , the ' works! All are genuine, h•ndm•de of sterling sil ver ond turquoise. Come choose sever•I fo r Ch rislm•s gifting. Ends Dec. I. Fashion Jewelry, 20 SOFT BRUSHE.D SLEEPWEAR 4.99 AND 5.99 $7-$9 Va lues. A fabulou s selection of w•l'!n sleepwe•r with •II the prettiest trimm ings, brushed •cetole/ nylon, assorted p•ste ls. W •ltz , gowns, 4.99. -long gowns and p•jom•s, 5.99. M•il and phone orders inviteil. Street Floor lingerie, 54 ,, ... .... _...,.. CIUITOS -... $00 Lot C•rrlto1 Mi ll 1211) 1•0.0•11 «4 N. l11cll4 111•1 IJ5·1121 AU St•r•t Clo11d Tti11"d1y; Tha 11k19 lwl119 D1y. SHOP 9:30 A.M. +o 9:10 ,,M •. F•IDAY eM SATURDAY -SUNDAY 11 A.M. to • P.M. ' ' > , ·--1 • OAILV PILOT f'amU11 Clre11s I I I" ! I . , (~ ), . - Thund•y, NO¥tmbfr 22, 1971 1111 BU Keane On Wheels~ a Bordello -Gr11iit Asked VANCOUVER. B.C. (AP) -for the propoo<d 212 w"ks lhe A 28·year-old Vancouver v.'0-vehicle would1operatc, tt.'! a~ f f plication said. man, pro essing concern or T he French ·Canadian men "'ho "live alone and \\'oman said in reply to a unloved," applied for a $33,729 question that she filed the go\"en1ment grant to, finance _•.:.PP:...l:..ica:..u:..·o:..•:..•:..• :..•.:jo:..k:..•·---ll a l'nobile bordello. ' - "l've run house9 from ti~ red shores of the Bay of Fun· day to he green slopes or the .Kaotenays," Dominique Ot\nielle wrote in her ap- plication for the "bordello- mobUe." It would serve isolated British Columbia areas. "Could I hove one of the pieces with a handle on ir?'' 'J"ve brought joy to the lives or thou sands of men, and through this grant I hope 'to share this joy w i I h thousands more," she said . \Vages for the staff 'vould total $24.000 -$100 a week Ro.le S_J:Vitching )·In Washington? · WASHINGTON (AP) . 'Editor ~icha_rd Nixon? Presi- : dent A.M. Rosenthal? Chief Jusli~e \Valter Cronkite? Vice · President Benjamin Bradlce? · Secretary of State ~1arvin t Kalb? ·• J 1 Sen. Henry (R-Okla.), in his I \veekly newsletter Wednesday 1 j to constituents, suggests with "admiUedly farfetched" ex- : amples that role reversal may . t be a 1'way to achieve peace ; : betv.·~ the press and the ' 1 President." ! ; I ; BELL.MON, IN ms "fan- 1 tasy," suggests that Nixon I might swap jobs ror a week with the editor of The New I, York Times, that the editor of The Washington Post be l vice president, that CBS re- • porter Kalb sit in Henry Kiss-i inger's chair, that columnist I Jack Anderson become tem- porary director of the Federal l Bureau or Investigation and i ! that CBS News Managing I Editor Cronkite become chief ! justice or administrator of the i space program. , The senator sees two possi· I: • ' • • ' I ble worthy outcomes : -"l\1aybe F..ditor Nixon \vould \inderstand why newsl~~~~~~~=~~;;.,;,.~~~~~~~~~ll rep()rters have the duty to l• • constantly dig for facts ... and • . . would become more ac- cessible and not so guarded in making information available to the public." -"By ass um in g Lhe responsibilities of government leaders, perhaps represen- tatives of the news media (:9u1d more readily WKlerstand why the President must con- centrate on major decision and rely on staff members to make many or the-minor decisions. In this kind of trade-out, the new editor- turned-president also might find it difficu1t to understand the justice of heaping high praise. . .upon· one staff member Kissinger's Nobel Prize for the Administration's successes, while much of the press is attempting to force the President-from office because of the acts and mistakes of other s t a l f n1cmbers." A Chrislluas kick-off so hig we'll have to call out the Marines! 5•nf• Cl•ut ,Th, Mitch•ll M•rion•tl•1 Chritlmtt troup• Th, U.5. M•rin• C9rp1 l •nd, Chritlm•1 c•roltrt -!ht~ •II will b• htre for the "Toys for Toh" ll ic•·off c•ltbretlon et Huntington Ctnitr Frj d•y. Nov. 21. Mort th•n 100 community or9•ni1•tion.s will p•rficip•t• in b1htlf of tltt U.5. M•rint Corp1Jl.J1trvt't '""u•I Toy5 for Tott clrive i11 the-commu11ity "'"U of -Huii"tin 9toft Centtr. Frid•'ll't sup•r tch.dul• includ•s 5 holid•y thowt b\I !ht Mitch•ll M•1ion•lf•1 •I 1.2.3.4.& O:JO p.m. Th• community Chri1tm 11 Ir•• li9htln9 c•r•mony follow1 11 1 p.m. witli c1rolin9, l1tdin9 to the m11 in •Hrtcfion , th, •nnu•I Chri1lm•1 Coftc1rl b¥ lht ]rd M1 rin• Corps Air Wi119 l•ntil. Don't min H1i5 fint comnarnily ctlebrtfion. 1t's fr•• t nd if1 fun. B1•ch i nd Ed in91r ti th • S•n Oit90 Fr••w•y. Colgate Toothpaste C' • • ... nt. wt . 69i¢ 7 oz. - , Pock•t M•t• W1ll1t $10 Tri-Fold $10 0110-Fold $9 Mon1y Clip C11d Ce11 $9 K1y c.,, $5 Pick-Pocket$ 11.50 The Sundance Series by Dant~ ors1GNED aY l'. -· ~CAll•omrA ~ ~his supremely luxurious series of men's pocket pieces is both <t<JW timely and terrific! Each giece is s1eekly designed of fine saddle co\vhide, so bu tter·soft, it feels like it could melt in your hand! In Town Brown "'ilh· subtle black undertones. MEN'S INTERNATIONAL SHOP i\1en's Oothes and Gifts with Elegant Pizzazz SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540.4016 Prell Concentrate Shampoo nt. wt. ·99e 5 oz. I ! ! l ' l ' , .; A-qua Net Hair Spray nt. wt. 37e 13 oz. Serve Up Some Jergens Lotion 10 fl. oz . . . • ' • . . • I .. ': J ! . I• J: • . " " " •' ,. :t j: .-,...--1!- 1' ,I " '• '' . ' " '• BUFFERIN ..... ,.., .. - Bufferin Tablets ' 100's ' Con tac Cold Capsules ...._ --· 20 's .. gg'¢'~ --~ ,.. 149 • av1ngs Toni Home Permanent 129 nt . wt. 4Yc oz. \ . ... ...... .59e _ Clairol Nice 'n Easy Color 1 _2~ '• • ' SptONil prtc.1 fOOd thru Sit., No¥. 24. We,..,. th9 rifht 10 limit qu.ntitiet . p ' ' 1 I ' .. I UENA PARK 811ch1IOrangethorpo B Opan DlllJ -:30to1:30 p.m. Sulldoy 10to1 • l I 1 -ORANGE City Or. al Garden Grove Blvd. Open 10·1p.m, Da •liSulldty10to! .~ SANTAANA 3900 So. l!rlstol ·No. of So. C0111t Pl H t Open 10.t p.m, illily 8u!lllly 18" ... J I .. " • ~-,.._ .. Food Re~all Musliroo1n .Risk Cited WASHINGTON (AP) -The The rocalled.Nfd wq r....,, Food and Drug Administration in six-poond and 12·poltll<I in, has anooWlced that the George !tituUonal servlng ~Yl4' ro; use on steam tables. A. Hormel Co. Is recalling The FDA said \he 11Prmel four imtltuUonal·s1zed frozen products "''e~ mrurulactured food prducts whlc~ may con· , by',l!'QllY Doims:.Foodil Co., · taln .... hrooms cootamlnated. SI. Jam~, Minn. wMh botulinum toxin. • . lbe req)I Involves H<l'jllei ·~ 111E, :AGENCY said ·!he Chicken l)lo\V Mein, Hormel / llowilS. llnii iyas \inable Jp Porl: aiow Mebl, lllinnel detainlne' 'fhi!!Mr I~ - S a I ls b u r y Steak wjtll: musbryoms proil\ICO(f b Y Mu.!nom Gr&Vy and Hormel •, Avondale Industries, Inc ' • Meet Balls wtlh Mushroom • AVUldale, Pa., whl<h were Gravy produoed between Dec. recalled last September after 15, 1171, and Sept. 30, 1972 .• , bot.ullnwn tolln w&S found in one can. THE FDA aald Wednesday \he Austin, MIM. Orm expects to find few; ,JC any, .of the products on the market for recall: :Since Avondale was a possi· ble .supplier·to Do\\'!lS, 1-lormeJ ls r~lllng \he foods as a preCautlonary measure, the FDA said. ' • -PBE-CHBISTMAS ~SALE ·o/aat ... , newly expanded line! .. IDAT AND IATllllDAT ONlT- ; 21X on ' our usual low dlscoun1 orlces ! • WE AR~ A. DISCOUNT .IE:WEtfR. Our e•~ydoy low prict1 ore lower thori ll'IO•I for to~oble qvol- i•r lotwtlry Of gem1to1W11. During thi1 !.p•<•al ''RED TAG" e•enl 0111" p!"ice1 .,..,11 tel O•o Off our re'lll" lor low d•KOllftl po-ic~ yov moy ol10 loy·u·Way Ol'ly item ol 10t. pritel ""'~Dec. l~1h willtoul ony \11t~e1t or 1e<vi'e <horg11 whol·IO·eve•! '"RED IACi .. 1te-ro1 wilt be do1<0Yrtled f VfN MORE It.On ti.. JO~• oll of o...-regular low prite1! ·fAlll 1AAOl 11£MS OC!P![!)" 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CIABOLINE DAMAGE ;U C:OW.RIT,AIL :UO '" · •FORM LAMPS, TRAYS AND MANY DECORATOR ITEMS . OU~1CE-fl99 • ' GAL. WITHOUT CATALYST •4 SIZES •2 SHAPES •GOLD SPRAYED INJECTED PLASTIC · •REAL GLASS AND FULL COLOR •REPRODUCTIONS BY THE GREAT MASTERS e PERFECT FOR ANY DECOR - WALL OR TABLE GROUPING 39 RECl"ANGULAR 3Y.t X2~ IN. OUR PRICE c ~A. .COMP. RETAIL 60c "-ECTANGULAR 5 X 7 IN. OUR PRICE 99C'EA. COMP. RETAIL 1,50 ' RECTANGULAR 8 x 10 IN. OUR PRICE • ,. Bl COMP. RETAIL 2.60 EA. OVAL3"X2ll1N.OURPRICE 45C · COMP. RETAIL 70c · EA. •FOA!•ll!,t.CKEDCAllK OUR PRICE • • . - OOFCOATINGS BLACK ASPHALTUM : OURPRICE 3 9 5 CA l COMP. RETAIL 5.50 5 ALSO IN GALLONS' WON'T CRACK OR RUN SLS FIBERED ASBESlOS . GA • &GAL.Size OUR·PRICI 5 CAL C-.RETAILl.211 42s •FINEST GRADE ALIOINOAUONS •BLACKONLY 5 • A COMPLETE LIME OF PHIUPPINE MAHOG· DJ!!.1!: :-~ .. :( I I I. 15 X 801N: .. :'.::'!.1ll:99 EA.-\-1 16XBO'IN .......... 15.99 .EA. J 18 X 80 IN .......... 16.99 EA • 'ROD DGOI Pa,El IGTDM • .. 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Wll ~I iWI w n1111Mot11·,,,.., eo.,, TELEPHONI '211t'w.mc Cent . ~-'· ,· ,. . 'Anaheim r. ' ' •. I· A Ha~ e's 52 COfWW' l . . CORNEROFll~LN&LINDS!Y 9131!.F~ORENCIAVE. =RWHITTIER,1- , . l-~1.1.-...aJn he .~•;."-\./ 1BLK.EASTO BROOKHURST ·<-ATl:AKlWQODBLVD. BLKS.LOf'BEACH-IUlaENDA" ~IVRa-.... ...., ' TELEPHONE '714 ....... , nLIPMONI aQt ., .. ,, !£lDNoNI Cl'tlt ...... \ , ' . • ' • •' '. I ' • • • --.:' ' ' • • • DAILY PILOT • Big ~pecials. Big sales.Getafleadstar-t-0n-the-holidays .. -· -- • '• ' ' ' ., ... ,. CHARGE IT with your JCPenney Charge Card. II you don't have a charge, just see how last we can • open upyqur new accoun1.-:..: BUENA ·PARK _,_. Beach at 0'9ngethO!'AA Open Dally 1:30to1:30 p.m. Sunday 10 to 7 I ' ORANGE Clty'lir. 11 G1"1•n Grove Blvd. Open 10·1 p.m. D••lr lundly 10 lo I • ' SANTAANA 3900 So. Bristol • No. of !;o. Coast Plua Open 10·1 p.m. 0.Wy Sunday 10 to I ' ' ' • • • • • • r• ' ThurWy, Nomnbtr 22. 197) DAILY PILOT J3 • ' -------.... -.............. _ ............ s1acks .. And.all .dces.s. shi.rts. _ .. _ I \ .. • • ,_ I • 16BUENA PABK BeKh at Orangethorpe • Open Dlily 9:30 Jo 9:30 p.m. Sunday 10 to 7 I •• ' The Treasury Stores Are Closed Today Nov. 22nd. Have A Happy Thanksgiving! • • ORANGE 'city Or. 11 Gtrdtn Grove Blvd. Open l0-9 p.m. Dally Sundays 10 to 6 • CHARGElT • wjth your JCPenney Charge Card. If you don't have a charge, just see how fast we can open up yQur new account." 20%QFF 9.60 Twin Srze . Reg. $1-2 Quilted spreads A Tre asury.exclusive .. Machine wa shable. All cotton . Backed and filled with 11Qjy,!lster. Floral design in fashion colors. 11.20 Reg. $14 Full size. 15.20 Reg.$19 Queensize. 6.39 Reg. 7.99 Matching 4Bx48" draperies • ~ -· _.. PriOeS Effective Nov. 23'. 24 & 25, 1-973 • . ..... _ .... .: ' ., ' • . -• .. ····-· ... ··--· . ~· --·- ' J 4 DAILY PILOT Thursday, Nmm))er 22, 19,73 • ' -. • 1 -··--·--··--·--···· ···---·· -·----· • ~. ~ig winners from General Electric. On sale 3· big days. • ( ~. ' .. . l 29.88 Regulirly 39.91 AM/FM dlgllll clock --,... lo rnllllc or .a.rm. Snooz·Alarrn•, .r..., owlloh. (IC4170). 44.88 Regularly 54.97 AM/FMCHMtto recorder, bullt·ln condeMor mlt-: 341)' ~wer CIP• bllHy, (#M1525). 23.88 Regularly 29;97 2·11Pffd a1eroo. Speakaro llflara1e up 1011'. Dutt cover. Volum.. tone, b•lance ccntrola. (#P330), • . ·· .. ,., ,. .... . ., ... CHARGE IT ' WHh your JCl'onnoy Cha Ca d ' 11 you don ·1 h••u chargerve ' · JOSI see '-taot we can ' open up Y9'K MW account. ' I Prtcot Effective Nov. 23, 24, & 25, 1973 Regularly 34.91' Portable c1U.tte tape-recorder. Plug-tn or b111ery operated. Built-In cbndenaor mike. (#Ml445): 38.88 Regularly 44.97 "Wiidcat" 3-apeed Portable stereo, drop- down automatic changer. (#V936). ' -~~ 21.88 Regularly27.97 Portoblec- t•pe recorder, con· denlor mlkt, auto- maHC 11pe lhut-otf. (#Ml4S3). . 13.88 Regularly 14.97 "A9COrdmate" 24Pff(I JIO<llbl• phono lo< youngsters. E-:sJ to operate. (#V211). 229.88 Regularly 299.97 "'"'r-choMOl a.ll'ock tape pl"'°' with FM/AM/FMat--ar. (#8C4201). .• The Treasury Stores Are Closed Today, Nov. 22nd. BUENA PARK Beoch 11 Orongllhorpe Open Dolly 8:30 lo t ::IO p.m. lundly 10 ~ 7 ' Have A Happy Thllnklglvlngl . , . ORANGE City Dr. 11&1• 0-aivd. /19 Open 10-t.p.111. Dl•tylundey 10tol ANTAANA !i9oo So. Brlatol ·No. of So. Coll! PllU Open 10-9 p.m .. IJllHy Su"*' 10 lo I • ' ' • ... --.. • Thursday, Novtn1ber 22, l <,1J DAILY PILOT JS • We're the -On.e-stop Toylaild where-yo~-can~harge-it.- • • 9.97 Aurora's · Fllp-lt-21 All the ftm ol blackjack • with lots more •kill • .. 5.97 ·Snoopy toothbrush B11tery powered. Really brushes teeth. By Kenner. ' I • J 10.97 Our Low Price Marx Big Wheel Plutlc llld 11M1 pod1I blI<e: For ages 4 to 9. 9.97 Matters Hairy Canary JM A controllable elrpla~e thal actually flies. 8.97 Mattel's , , Barbie sew maotc -lncludn liittety opelaleci r :... aewlng machlne,-mannequln, fabric and pattem1. ' • -t ij 3.29 2.59 11.97 3.~7 Monos)ofy- • The Ill Ume favorite real estate trading game. 8.97 ..... llilulr_ ......................... C.-.•IW'- • '· • ..,.,,, ' '· ' • i, Deluxe aggravation . -Aggravate your oppone~ts as you move to "home sale." By Lakeside. M•A•s•H Medi kit Child-safe modlc1I ploy ~~lpment lot playing doctor. -By'rranaogram. NEw n..TESTORS 8.77 -111 ..... IJ ........ .. ... .. .., ... ..... ~f. .............. ,. . ·~ ' . ., .... ....... < '! ""7Mt••ll•IJ'• ri '"·~----- BUENA PARK . , Play Family Vllla9e Lots of fun lorthe pre-schooler. Includes fie9p1e and cars. By Fisher-Price 6~99 Rebound™ Agn 10and up can win good coordination with !hi,. By Ideal . ORANGE S..-ch-.t Orongothorpe OpenO.llJt::IOIOt::IOp.m. SundlJ 10!07 City Or.It Gorden 0..,.,. Blvd. Open ,.., P.,•J!tllr lundeJt 10 to. • ~· By Porker Brothero. .. 8.99 Knuckle Biletera Controlled boxers •I'll! ii out. ByHasbrO•. . SANTAANA 3900 So. Brillol ·No. of So. Cooll.PI .. .Open ... p.lil. O.Jtr "'""'' ,. ... • • ' • ' .JI DAILY PILOT ' ~ • ~ § 11' ~ ' ' • • • . • l · ' ' l' ' • . • ' . • . • ' . • . • \ '\ .\ f .. I~ •• t L t " • • ~· . •· .... .......--.. -.~-..;.-• • : • • . • " I l . • ' •; • ·- ... • • • " • ' -Thursday, Novtmbtr 22, 1973 ~ -• • -. .J • ' ' :_ " l Make it a fasflion-cnnstmas anttsave:-3 -days-only;·:---:--- CHARGEIT . with y6ur JCPenney Charge Card . If you don't have a charge, jusl see how last we can open upyqur new account. I -. . · The Treasury Stores Are Closed Today Nov. 22nd. Have ·A Happy Thanksgiving! • BUENA PARK / ' . . . . • ' '' .PF EV~RY Sec>RT ~ COAT IN STOCK .:( ' '· " Our big bMI oellora. Topton comfort, good look•· · and Mjll ditalllng. In polyt1ler 1nd polyeater blond1. Sl&H 38 lo 44, regulor and long.-, s22.49ro 37.46 REG. 29.99 TO 49:95 . -.. Prices Effective 'Nov. 23. 24 & '25. 1973 ... . SANTA.ANA .ORANGE . City or ••• Gardtn Grovt Blvd. . .. Open '10.9 p.ln. Dolly Sundoys 10 tO 6 • 3900 so. Bristol-No. of So. cout P11u Open 10-9 p,rii, Dotty -10 to ' • . . • ) • .. ! .. , ' ... . , • . , ' ., .. ' .... ·-• • 'o. " , ... , .. -... ' . .. , ... .. , •• . ,., ..... . • l I I ~ l I ; ' I ~I . i } ' I • I t • ' i } -'.t • • . I ' f 1 i i I l I -I J ... . For the Record Jffarria(Je Licenses ;I ... 1· ... • . mliCILB· 11 80N1 w~· ~TIJ~Y 07E. Coila-" , . 1·1 • ~ BAL TZ,Bll:IUlSllON ~ROME Corona dM Mar t'IU41f Costa M• llUIU • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY no Broadway, Colla M ... uwaa -·--DILDAY BRl1J'llERS MORTUARIES 17'11-~ Blvd. RaaUnlllOD .Bean IG-'1'171 114 11-.io A... ~ Lons Buell . IJJ-Gl.11• . -.• ' ' McCORMICK LAl]IJNA BEACH MORTl!ARY 17111 La-ca,.o'lld. -• • • PACDl'IC vmt ~ MEMOlllAL. l'All& Cemetery ~~~ l5lt Pl~·nm. Newport =-Clllltnla • " PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 'lltl Bolte Ave. Wetta>bdtar 111·1111 • SMJTR'!I MORTUARY WI Mall Ill. ~- • -·--·--·-----·····~·---·· ... _ .. _,, ·····--····--······--· •, • Thursday;-Ncmmbtr 22, 1973 * * .-.. * ·* * * .. -.... -.--. 'lr-C-'fi 4i ·•·. *J,,-· DAILY PJLOf J7 *'I! M ER CU RY SAVINGS J)rivers· Pot Lid on . Gas Rustlers * * -215114 Ml71/14 " WIDEST of W·l·D·E 50 SERIE S l1'115 .. ~15" 7&'11. ~2" 7atll .. •24'' 1.11111 ... •21•• lllll1U .~34'5 l75a1U:~39" IUllllUS44tS ·1tlll1Us49ts -11~15 THU-TRAC. TYPE •49'1" * * * * * .• * * * * * -HIADQUARTIRS POR DUPLIX CAMP.IR TIRIS & WHllLSI ORIG. fQIW. lfOll.fAOIA& '74 CMS Your Cho~ce Any Size (78113 F71114 671115 C71114 . 678114 H71115. E78Jl4'"H78/14 J71115 OOUIU ACTION SHOCKS --::·49c ,.. ..."t- •• • • • lllllAUAllCMI AY&llA•I IP 1tW, Int ~. 1M1~1•1, IMJ .. ,. 1111. lat. ltff. 1 .... 1•1 111.1.S, 11M . COSTA MESA GARDEN GROVE -......... , .... (-,i,..W.enol H•rborl (714) 557-8000 .. 14040 Brool<hurst (ooriwr WestmlMtff -~ (7141 530·3200 • 111/14' 6.45/14 .11&/13 6.50/13 " '15fi1s .s.60116- '1a&114 7.35/14 Jlli/14_ 7,75/14 . . . STEEL RADIALS . I ENG,~~~ nHL u ... -· l~ORlE FAMOUS llAS·PLY NON·RADIAl W-1-D·E 70 SERI ES TIRES IJllL lll'oaJU: . RADIAlS rv .. uu •MIALI fultuss TUBEl!SS 1-'-"=l-'=-'-i-:"'-£ E7./14 f78/J4 145 13 .. ,.,.., 29.95 N.A. 1 513-5.10 13 36.95 27.95 13-6.00/13 39.95 29.95 55/15-5.60/15 34.95 N.A. &5 15-6.00 15 39.95 29.95 175/13-6.50/13 ~9.95 29.95 65/14-6.45/14 39.95 29.95 85/14-7.35/14. UU.+fl,11 1.11 ...... 1 •. 1 •• I - LA HABRA BUEN~ PARK 1000 Whittior Blvd. 2962 Lincoln Blvd. (comer .. Whl"'-' !comer If Lincoln ' andle.chJ_ _Knettl ~ 674·3666 171 41 fl6·SSSO . ' . . •G78/14 078/15 ' ·•ft. 3' 511 2os1r• · •u.· -: , . 5.60/15 I, E78/Jf FULLERTON 1321 South Euclid 11 ........ """" .. __i"'.ttl:i~l'Mw•1I (7141 870·0100 l•TMAGS SPICIA1 COMPLlfl CAPS I LUG NUTS AVAIL. 678/15 . H78/.i5:'~~ .. --•r11111 m-· l'ICl•1"CIS --.1 2149~ .. : .. -, .... , .. ORANGE 410'.North Tu1tin Avenue 17141•'39·43)1 } . .) • . . ' .. • ---' .1 --.------ , • " •• ~ ]8 DAILY PILOT ThuNday, N"'mber 22. 1973 i I ~ l I i I 1 • ' ' ' I ~ ' ., )II . NIWPOlT CORONA Dn MAI i121 •••I CNtt'...,., . ........ , ........... 61J·SI S5 ,• I.¢ ~ ~ 10 •l:-4142 fa ADJUST-A-BEDe BY'-SLEEPER-LOUNGE CO., INC •. Specialty Shop 2515 E. Coos! Hwy. ot M.c:A.rtlMlr lt.d. C.....delMor 673-2990 Now for Your Holidays Our Largest Selection Fe•turing Outst.1ndin9 O.si9ners Of: LONG GOWN~ACKET DRESSES PANT SUITS-DRESSES ond TRAVEL SU ITS & COATS PRE-XMAS SPECIAL Present this ad and save 20 ,-. on any Vanity Fait Robe. ldt .;J fo"r )rour HOiiday Gifts! County Man ·t ,o Open Uniforms .Museum ANAHEIM -Ron Lane has enough old uniforms to clothe a company ot soldiers and, (liecause his-apartment ;., bulg- ing with them, he's going to open a museum. Lane, 34, a former co~ mercial pilot who now Oita for the Alr Force Reserve, began collectlng World War I and World War II unilonns and other military memorabilia in 1946. His collection of about 100 unitor!llB and other equipment are mainly American and Gennan. AS A CIIlLD during World War II years, he recalls being Reld)'ills Crime Post SANTA ANA -Orange C.OUUty Sheriff James A. Musick has named Sgt. Robert William Re id to head his department's crimes against persons detail. Reid, 38, takes over the post vacated by the death last week of Sherilrs Sgt. Ben Oxandaboure. Hi.! detail ;., part oJ the sherUf's in- vestigauve division u n d e r Capt. James Broadbelt. very conscious of the war and his interest has never faded. Lane said he is negotiating for a site here for his "Museum of World Wars," nostalgic to many persons and should be seen by as many people as pos.sible to remind them or what can happen." hopefuUy within a block of LANE SAID his museum Disneyland. He a1so is will be dedicated to "all of negotiating with tWo other col-the fallen peoples of the lectors for their assortments world" because ur fin. of Uniforms and equipment. all)'! came to the con- "l hope to have at leaat cluslon. that no maUer which 300 tmilonns in the museum.. side you fought on there were as wen as a · collection of too many innocent victims." Gennan armored. vehicles and And, he adds, the museum field eqWpmeot," be said. will serve as a reminder that "These items are very another world war is possible. Orange Trucker Gets Fine for Charge Fee LOS ANGELES -Anthony mission ordered Osterkamp to H. Osterkamp of Osterkamp collect from the shippers, tak- Trucking, 128 East Katella, ing legal action if necessary. Orange, has been fined $4,434: At a public hearing Sept. by the California P u b I i c 1:7, the PUC's staff testified Utilities Commission f o r that Osterkamp h a d un- charging less than the lawful dercharged S o u t h Bay minimum rates in transporting Redwood Lumber, Califomia- lumber, cast iron soil pipe. Alabama Pipe, Davis Wire, wire fencing, and other com-in the amount of $2,934 duJing modities for four shippers in and Marquart-Wolfe Lumber "-------19'12. in the amounl of $2,934 during · Fifteen hundred dollars of a period from January to the fine is punitive; the rest August last year. represenlll the amount of the · O.terkalhp did ·not dispute undercharges, which the ccm-the evidence. K.ath'it ~nd Po..\:\t o.re. bo..c.\t o1 Si1•• 6 to 20 25 Years In Same Lc;icaticm Reid. who served tn the Navy afterattendingFullerton1-------------------------,,--------------------- High School and Fullerton Junior College, joined the sheriffs department as a deputy 16 years ago. He and bis wife, Marilyn, live in Giff Clrtlllut" er• enll1ble In eny •.rnDIHlt YOUR CHAR6E ACCOUNT WELCOM E 546-5527 Tustin. 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9 • 5:30 SUNDAYS 9.5 CAMELLIA SEASON "We Love the Shade!" J1ponic1 ind S.unqu1 Varietlff H1ndsomo groon shrubs, hoovy with buds ready to bloom thru winter and spring. 1 GAL. S GAL. 2.95 9.50 Shop fl.~ondo1 thru Thur\duv 9 30 r. '"" l o 'J 30 p ,,, frodov 8 JO r. r.i lo 4 j() p r.1 ~"lutdOf 'I JO r. ,,, Tu 9 JO f' r.i Suniluv 10 r. r,, tu 6 r' f,\ Sears . ~-. where thrift is always in style located on the Lower'Level • . " POINSETTIA v .. sear• . Rnol•I ... : Ciao,..• ~ ' Now prdon vorloty th•I branches Ind blootM profvsoly. Full •nd colorful plonll for tho Christmas S..oon. , 2.98 Eich 6 for 14.95 'Redw ing ' Azalea Lovely ahacle of n• nd, In Woom w ....... color for shade, pwttal MM ........ Outlla:•s• shrullt to-ot atllMlo ... In ........ • n•llhr. Blooms -rly JNr '..-..1. 5 Gal. Rog. 7.50 SPECIAL 5.91 Sptcialo Thni Wed., Noo. 2'1.\ J ali$ms FI~~e,r_ ~!>:oP G .......... , .... ,..,. c.•· 0... • ....... • .., • .---___ ..,._ ... .,._ 4.50 Exciting-New ... TERRARI UMS Glw wl111• ........... .., ••:• .. ""'ial1w .... fer tw er .m.. l'roctlcallJ-"'-...., _ . ., , ......... l'rlceol ,,_ 7.JO D•:•,1 ~· c • 1l p :t _.._ __ __ _ ............... ... 195 - I N1• I I"" c..e-• 0 P.ey 8111 Sears ' sm •tad a.. "J ··- • .... , ...... , c ••• ••• • .Ow .... _____ _ • • ..... ,....., ............ °' ~• a 'II M ... .,.,., ...,,...,... ........... L Buma-Park ....... .. ""' ft El Ill tll~ - - -- ' • .. , • 0 ' ltl~~~ ... "'•••.UT.tioo · , j -, . ; ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' I i • ' i ' ' ' ; l l ' ' l i ·; , • • • • • I " . ' ; t • • l ' . l • • ' • • ' ' • • ,,_ ~ , • i ' ( . ·' ' l • • . • --· -·--·-" --.t --·--·~···-·-··-··-··············--····~········· .•... -~······-·. Thursday, November 22, ?In'! DAILY PILOT J9 A .CHURCH FOR All PEOPLE • Poliiieal Notes ' EFOC IONS Hosmer Airs Views T~e Ty!!il t1l•urt,n l lo .. t..ft.l~prll!goLwiJLb.J.;. . .,_ __ C~urch for All People, with yow ltelp. The Foundation', for Christian Learnin9 is •an Inspiration of God, Yoti .. Rcyn Sheffer • •'GcMf 91vt "' l'fttmOrl• " w• could hlivt '°'" In Dt- cember • , ." lyron Springtime can be eternal in tho human hea rt Jr \11e only use our Godglve n gift ... memory, When the t ree or life seen1s bare it ls corn. forting to look back on greener days, Fortunately, tlme heals the wounds ex· About . Watergate By O.C. llUS1'1NGS Of !tit Dlllf r11t1 Stiff Thi• ls what J!ep. Craig Hosmer, the Long Beach Republican who represents much of western Orange County In the House, ha( to say about Watergate: crisis, amply demonstrate· that !rom that job to the Na vy his alleged inability to govern Department. ORANGE COUNTY isamytb. * * * "Moreover, I would not ORANGE .COUNTY'S eo ... '--------""" want to see a precedent set gressman Andrew Hinshaw !Qr U.S. presidents being has Introduced legislation pro- drummed out of o f f i c e vlding for an official residence whenever pubUc emotion is for the vice president of the aroused by things seen and· United States. Diane M. Draper. of 1!20 Skylark Way in Newport Beach, has been named to the 1973 honor roll In' the college of natural sciences at the University of Texas in Austin. Students must earn a B-plus a.verage to be named to the -1!'1n\>I~U" mey be an ecvtive or inactive perfner. Nr. Nonnenl V. Peele, Or. Robert Schu11er & others are invittcf a~ guest speakers. Wt will letrn to pray mort .fftc:tivt-j ly. All donations art fully +•• deductible. Your pray ers needed for $25,000. Immediately. Wt know mire cits are possible. ' · ) P.O. BOX 220 .~~: =:.,., . ./IDYLLWILD, CALIFORNIA ' i ' .l ~ perienced along the way, and a backward glance In our t\\'llight years tends to recall the p leasant experiences. ''It Is my feeling that as regrettable as are the actlom wh ich raised the Watergate issue, its public disclosure oc- curred through the operation of normal processes of govern- ment. I am fully ,.tlsfied that those who did wroog will be punished In due course by the continued operation of th~e processes. heard from the media that Hinshaw said the need -was are ofteJI a combJnatiQll l of a~parent as far hack. as 1965 oplnlon and some, but not necessarily all, of the facts." w en the 89th C o n g r e s s * * * authorized the construction of JAMES E. ( J 0 h n n y ) such a residence on the Property Taken·-' Musician ~ I . • Eve n th o s e dlsappolnt- ments "''hlch might be re- called are over-shadowed by the realiza tion that the bad times were Inevitably fol· lowed by better dayS. Thus, Our men1ofles serve to make our later years a period of contentn1ent. Ou r ,years ot experie nce pcmllt.s us to conduc t ser- vices which provide bcauti. ful and comforting memor· !es. "I believe that Independent special prosecutors are not needed and that hiring and firing them ls a diversionary issue. Johmon, former aasig\ant grounds of the Naval SANTAANA-ANewport secretary of the Na\iy, carried Observatory. Beach musician who clalms hia campaign for U.S. eenator "111e then-vice president, he was cleared aLall charges Into Newport Beach la.rt week. Hubert Humphrey, declined filed against him after police Jobnson, 47, resigned the ofter and the law has · ed d rajded his home a year ago recently from his post in the remam onnant since that Nixon Admlnlstratlon. He ls date ,'' Hinshaw explalne;d. wants $100,000 for the property seeking Democrat Al an He noted that bis bill pro-he states was confl.scated in Cran.ston's seat in the Senate. vldes for the purchase of an that raid. In a speech before the existing house as opposed to J ames Roberson lists 42 Newport Harbor Exchange ~ construction of a new one. items of personal property in· Club, Johnson, the fJ.rSt black * * * eluding s t e r e o equipment, "AS TO IMPEACHMENT, master sergeant in the Marine OONGRESSMAN CI a Ir carneras1 jewelry and sports THAN:KSGIVING I cStt€FF€R mollTU.A.llY the House of Representatives Corps and later the Corps' Burgener .(R·Rancho Santa equipment in the Orange ls holding bearings to first black w~t oJficer, Fe) bas co-authored legisla-County Superior O>urt ac- determine if growKls for it . urged Americana to accent the tlon aimed at s p·e e ding tion naming the city and SHOPPING ARCADE.•425 30in Street•lHE CAN\ERY•Newport Beech ~ exi•l This, also, will be ·positive lrtlout their country, development · of commercial police officer 'Reed GJ .. hen FROM OUR-fAMllY TO YOURS TUe.'SUn. 10·5 ~ 976 SOUTH COAST HIGl~WAY LAGUNA IE.A.CH 494-llll determined by due and The longtime Tustin resident _'us"'.e:'s_'f'.'_'.or:_:g~eo""th"'.'':'.':".m~al'...e':'.n"'.er'.!gy~.:__a~s~d~e"'.fe~nda~n~ts::,. ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ regular process. was appointed state directorr- SAN CLEMfNTE 1 Sll NORTH El CAMINO REAL 4f2·0100 • "l don 't think the President of veterans affairs by shou1d resign. 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But that's only the beglnnlna. We know how important it la to keep up the spirilldliriiig convalescmce • .. -. Finl Hcaltllc:are Colporatioe •A P1f1 GI CN4 n.mllil(:..,•lllt -1.111· r ........... llJllaoa•,.•-11&1~- -. ) -. • t ]8 DAILY PILOT Tllumiay, Nowmber 22, 1973 .......... ' • ' 1 ! ' l l • ' ' ' ' County MalYto-Open Unif()rms Museum -·I-- NIW?OllT CORONA Dn MAI "'' l:••f (Oltf Hwy, ..................... 17J..S41S ---ORANK·-- Specialty Shop 2515 E. Co11t Hwy. .t MecAnhr ltwd. c ............ , 673-2990 ANAHEil\t -Ron Lane has very conscious of the war and -enough-·old-unifonns-to -clolb&~-hi.s. lnterest has never faded. a company ot soldiers and, Lane said he is negotiating because his apartment is bulg· for a site here for his lng with them, he's going to. "Museum ol World Wars," open a museum. hopefully within a block of Lane, 34, a former com· Disneyland. He also i s merclal pilot who now fliea negotiating with two other col· for the Air Force Reserve, lectors for their assortments began collecting World War of unilonns and equipment. l and World War II uniforms "I hope to bavo at least and other mil i tary 300 uni.Corms in the museum memorabilia in 1946. as wen as a • collection of His collection of about 100 German armored vehicles apd uniforms and other f9.llpment fi~!d equipment," he said. are mainly American and These items are very Gennan. AS A CHILD during World War II years, ho recalls being nostalgic to many penons and should be seen by as many people as possible to remlnd them of what can happen." LANE SAID his museum will be dedicated to 0 all of tho fallen peopl., ol the world" because .. I fin. all)f came to th& con- clusion that no matter which side you fought on there were too many innocent victim!." And , be adds, the museum will serve as a reminder that another world war is possible. i(<hh';t o..nd fk\:-\'t ore. bo..c.K. o.1. I sa.d.ore's 333 ba.~ide. ne\ilpo rl beach ~r\d°"(-noon U)·~~ f'f\e.n~ ~h1.ons ~l""OIY't Now for Your Holidays Our Largest Selection Reid Fills Crime Post Orange Trueker Gets Fine. for Charge Fee LOS ANGELES -Anthony mission ordered Osterkamp to H. Osterkamp of Osterkamp collect from the shippers, tak· f Col~ar (\1 Lu.~ Featuring Outstanding Designers Of: LONG GOWNS-JACKET DRESSES T SUITS-DRESSES ••d TRAVEL SUITS & COATS PRE.XMAS SPECIAL Present this ad and save 20 % on any Vi1nity fi1ir Rt>ba. Ideal for your Holiday Gifts! SANTA ANA _ Orange Trucking, 128 East Katella, ing legal action if necessary. Coonty Sherill Jam.., A. Orange, has been fined $4,434 At a public hearing Sep!. Musick has named Sgt. Robert by the California Pub Ii c 27, the PUC's staff testified William Reid to head his Utilities c:ommission f 0 r that Osterkamp had un- department's crimes against ch.argi.ng less ~an the law!ul dercharged South Bay rnwn rates_ in ~po11ID~J!.edwood Lumber, California· ~~~':es over the ~t l~ber, ~ast lfOD sod pipe. -----x!abBma Pipe. Davis W;r.,,.::o,+•--------1 vacated by the death last wi.re. !encmg, and o~er com· in the amount of $2,934 during week of Sherifrs Sgt. Ben modities for four shippers. in and Marquart-Wolfe Lumber d tail is 1972. in the amount of $2,934 during Oxandaboure. His e . Fifteen hundred dollars of a period from January to part o( the sherifrs in-the fine is punitive ; the rest August last year. vestlgaUve division u n d e r represents the amoWJt ol. the Osterka&ip did not dispute iror m e.c-\..i.v ~ slou:.rt'~ 3"33 e. IC)~ ~ ~e""G-CA I ' Si1" 6 to 20 C3pt. James Broadbelt. undercharges, which the com-the e.vidence. 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' . • • ' • ' ' ) • • • • • • • • ''God 11v1 VI memorl" '° we could hive rOHI In DI- c1mber • , ." lyron Sprlni:;lime can be eternal In the human heart Ir we only use our Godglven gift .•. memory. When the tree of life seems bare it ls com- fortln& to look back on greener daft. Fortunately, time heals the wounds ex- perienced along the way, and a backward glance In our \\\•lllght years tends to recall the p leasanl experiences. Even t h o s e disappoint- ments \>.•hlch might be re- called are over-shadowed by the realization that the bad times were lncvl lably fol- lo\>.'ed by better days. Thus, f1ur men1orJes serve to make (lur later years a period of contentn1cnt. Our yt'ars or experience pcnnlts us tG conduct scr- vlces which provide beauti- ful and comfortlng memor- ies. • J Thursday, Novembfr 22, 1'17' -Politicill Notes About ·water.gate By O.C. HUsn:NGS crlsl1, amply demonstrate that from that job to the Navy 0t t11e D.lllr '""'' stiH his alleged lnabllity to govern Department. ORANGE COUNTY . lsamylh. 1 * * * This Is what Rep. Craig "Moreover, I would not ORANGE COUNTY'S Col>' '--------...I Hosmer, the Long Beach want to see a precedent set gressman Andrew Hinshaw Republican who represents for U.S. presidenti being bas introduced legislation pro- much of western Orange Clrummed out of o f f l c e viding for an official residence County In th House h t whenever publ.ic emotion is for the vice president or the e • as 0 aro··-~ by 1~: .... s seen and u ed bo t W ~ ·-,. nit_ States. say a u atergate: • heard from the media that Hinshaw said the need was "It Is my feeling that as are often a combination . of regrettable as are the actions oplnlon and aome, but not apparent 11 far hack BJ l965 which raised the Watergate necessarily all, of the facts ." when the 89th C 0 n g r e 5 5 issue, its public disclosure oc-* * * aulhorized the construction of Property Taken·· Musician curred through the operation JAMES E. ( J 0 h n n y ) such a residence on the ofnonnal processesofgovem-Johnson, former ~t grounds of the Naval SANTA ANA-A Newport ment. I am fully utlafied that secretary of tbe Navy, carried Observatory. Beach musician who claims those who did wrong will be hJs campaign for U.S. aenator unie then-vice president, he was cleared of all charges punished In due course by Into Newport Beach Iut week. Hubert Humphrey, declined filed against hlm after police the continued O{>tration of Johnson, 47, re 11 i g n e d the offer and the law bas raided his home a year ago these processes. recently from h1s post tn the remained donnant since that ''I believe that Independent Nixon Admlnlstratlon. He ts date,'' Hinshaw explained. wants $100,000 !or the property special prosecutors are not seeking Democrat A I an He noted that his bill pro-he states was confl.scated in needed and that hiring and Cranston's seat in the Senate. vides for the purchase of an that raid. firing them ls a diversionary In a speech before the existing houae as opposed to James Roberson lists 42 issue. Newport Harbor Exchange the oonstruction of a new one. items of personal property in· Club, Johnson, the first black * *· * eluding s t e r e o equipment, master sergeant in the Marine OONGRESSMAN C I a I r cameras, jewelry and sports Corps and later the Corps' Burgener .(II-Rancho Santa equipment in the Orange first black wan;mt officer, Fe) bas ro-authored leglsla-County Superior Court ac- • DAILY PILOT J9 Newport-Coed - On Honor-Roll • - THANKSGIVING I : j -l ~· I ~~~E~K 976 SOUTH COAST HIG!fWAY LAGUNA M:ACH "AS TO IMPEACHMENT, the House of Representatives Ls holding bearings t o detennine if grounds for it exist 'Ibis, also, wiD be determined by due a n d regular process. urged Americans to accent the tJon aimed at spee d ing tion naming the city anJ SHOPPWG ARCADE.•4~ 3Q1n Street•llE CANERY•Newport Beech positive about their country, development of commercial police officer Reed Gloohen -fROM-OUR-fAMIL't-JO-Y.OURS TUe.,Sun.-lJb,o>-a-1---1 The longtime Tustin resideot,._'uses~'-'f""or'...g~eo:'.'.th~enn~al~en~e:!rgy~. _ _:as~de~fe~n"':da"'."1'.'"':.· ----~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""',...,,;;-~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~t'! was appointed state director 494-1 IJI SAN CLEMENTE "I don't think the President should resign. His handling of events ln the Mideast as well as his handling of do111es!ic affair!, lncludin~ \ho:? e.1crgy of veterans affairs by Governor Reagan before wlo- ning an appointment as a U.S. Civil Service commissioner by Pr.esldent Nixon, He moved I 5ll NORTH EL CAMINO REAL 492·0100 SEWING ·TIME BIG WALE You'll love this ologont very wide, wide wale corduroy in its tremen- dous range of color!· Wa"r r,o~lant _for coals and i•ckels. A homo docqralor'rd atn for beautiful bedspreads. REG, $2.91 YD, SAVE 61c YD. 44"/45" WIDE MACHINE WASHABLE COTTON 2~. -----I SCREEN PRINTED VELVETEENS , METAUIC SLITIER BROCADES NYLON SHEER PRINTS SOLID · COLeR-CREPES METALLIC GEORGITTES POLYESTER CREPES SATIN GOLD PRINTS LOSCtoU~ VELVETS METALLIC KNITS Porty limo colors for tho yule fostlvltlos thl1 IHHn. Acrylics/Cotton/R1yon/Pol'f" Mter 36" / W' width. TO 7'!. flOLYESTER DOUBLE 11111 PLAID. 11111111 MULTI-STITCH JACCi>UARDS Ho~day -color;, vivid fall tones for -·.party Qr city wea~i119. 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We're among the few centers fully accredited by the Joint Commis- sion Oil Accreditation of Hospitals. . I Sq we offer a full program of activities \ that appe,.I to everyone. We have 1 1 crafts programs, encourage hobbies, ( hold bingo games, movies, and more. But that's only the beginning. We know how important it is to keep up the spirits during convalescence. , After all, we have parents, too. : • • •• .. '' Come visit "'--c.enters \Wre family. II ' First Healthcare Corporation • A part of CNA Financial Corpora · hrl<Udo- 466 Flophip Road Newpo<t lleach, Calif. 92660 ,,_642-8044 r.ns.,,r1er......,.. 1445 Suporlor "'"' • Newport Beacll, Calif, 92660 Phone 642-2410 ~Vllll-4000 Hilario Woy Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 Plrooe 642-5861 > ) • • ' • • • 0 DAILY PILOT . •~-~~S1~~~~~~~~~~ ' Bad Nei .vs Of Death From Wire Services After .28 .years. l\fn. llaiel Haviland of Grand Jiapids, 1"1ich. learned her husband. a World \Var II nicr. is of· ficially dead. "rt totally blc"' n1y mind," said the Sl•year-old nurse, now remarried. after finding out from the Army that her former .husband's remains were found in a re1not e section o! India. ( PEOP~E ) "Bill (Sgt. William J. Can· nadyJ was such a lucky person, it was hard for n1e to believe he "'asn't alive somewhere," she explained. Cannady's s keletal remains, ~mong with th~ of four other crew members or a n American B24, lvcre found jecently in the Himalaya ,\fountains. * f Danny La Rne is · quitting · • f e m a I e impersonation ~Jes which have made him 1-----.i:· i.Jo1p..star...oLLondon..musical ., -· • ·-~ "With my type of act," he · , "I had to decide when ~ slop and f think that time 'Ii now." ~ ~ Rue, considered a front· J'8llk British comedian, said ~will continue in the theater llS writer, director and in · aight parts. * Simon and Schuster, Inc., _jhich publi shed Dr. Benjantln •• "Baby and Child " was sued for $500,000 e famed pediatrician. a suit filed in U.S. ct Court in New York, &ock's at· tlmey, Leoo-. -ird-Boudin, illege<l the llrm breach- '1 its con-'. tract by in· sertlng com-r merci a l a d v e rtise-sl'ocK ments in the book "rith· out Spock's consent. The book has sold 22 million copies, according to court papers. Spock said Simon and Schuster agreed in 1966 to halt the advertising of baby p,roducts and other books on child ·care by the spring or 1972, but failed to do so. * Rap Brown, convicted this year in New York City of armed robbery, has been ad· mltted to Meyer Afemorial Hospital in Buffalo with "a slight case of pneumonia.'' Brown, form er head of the Student Non.violent COOrdina· tion Committee, was transfer- red to the county hospital from the state prison at At· tica, where he was sent after his conviction: * A magistrate's court in Geneva refused bail for finan- cier Bemard Cornfeld , former bead or lheonce ·mighty Investors Overseas Services (IOS ) mutual fund empire. 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Cetww, UllkolnlfY 1"1f11 IOUTM LAO••M._..,, I C.-.t Ml...,., ' . c • • • • - 6men BEA ANDERSON, Editor 1'111rMIY, HtVll'llller 12, lt1S '"' ll ( •, Dan Connelly shows Mina Hughes e family snap.shot as Mary S!1fith enjoys e dinner table joke. Also at Thursday lunch for seniors provided by Church Women United, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grenda sh.are bread, Ethel Alderson pauses to chat end Lura Day savors the taste. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY E:-t:EEl'A'YNE _____ _ .. ·~.;;-·· '.i t .-; "* " • , '· Thanks for Memories By CAROL MOORE ot l1'le D•ilV Pllet Stiff · For several years I've missed the best part of Thanksgiving. Not the drumsticks ... Fandparents. On the day set aside for gratitude aiid reminiscing, who gave the best wink recognizing good manners at the table? What entertainment was more appropriate than a recitation of "The Song of Hiawatha" as memor.· ized in high school literature circa 1910? If we went over the freeway and through the woods, we would spot i;randpa first, tendlng the gate- post chrysanthemum ozi, shucking walnuts in the breez~ way as he awaited our arrival. Grandma was inside. Her smooth, gnarled fingers experUy fluted pie crust and later nudged Scrabble pieces into winning combinations. Other times the white-haired pair came visiting in their black 1940 DeSoto. - Children kept Grandpa on th'e go at the ping pong table where each side exhibited trick shots and respect: When be did ease his -6-foot-2 frame into-a chair, youngest cousins a.sked to ride his long legs. He would get relief by pulling out his prized railroad wale~ and helping romeone figure how much longer until dinner. Grandma would wear her best 1apron even if her only contribution to the meal was challenging the as- semblage to name the 50 states and capitals as "ex~r cise" before pie was served. Sure, we saw each other o·n regular days . But tl!e relax-and-replenish pace of Thanksiiving· was the perfect opportunity to hear about farming ill, the Dakotas before ·electricity or au.eiidiag st:anford with President Hoover. We had the time to recall that summer's geo- duck hunt at Puget Sound or retell the story be'filnd great-grandmother's suffragette ribbon. Around the table, as well as on it, we ~d the.·best of everything. .. .\ • ' ) ' ·- ' I :t- r ( •I , ., • • .t'°A! ......... , P1LOT Thursday, November 22. l (j7J Bar nerships _ Growing far~irths _ .. , ... . By JO OLSON Of•~P-lltff In small town In Wyoming, a v.'Oman was about to give birth to !wins, and there was an indication. extra care might be needed. She was picked up and flown with a highly trained nurse to the University qf Denver Medical Center where a team of doctors and nurses were waltln1. familiar with her- on>blem and ready !or the clellvery. To L. Joseph Butterfield, MD, director of tho Newborn Center at CbUdttn'1 Hospital in Denver, this relatively almple lllcldent wu Important becaUJe cl lb lmpl!Ntllons. '"nle woman11 doctor was aware of the problem and tile resoun:es available to him. Federal and state fwxis were utilized in the process, the nurse who fle w wilh her had a new role, and this provided a way of getting doctors back t.o the hospital for more training. COOPERATION '''Ibe private and public sec· tors were cooperating," he told participants in a National Foundation·March of Dimes leadership conference at the Salk Institute, La Jolla. His topic was Meeting 0 u r . Re.sponslbility to the Mother and Baby at Risk. "lt Is said that there isn't a health care system in this country. If you doi:i't think there is one, just try to change it," he said. His concern is for the best in care for r1ewbom babies Healthy Diet Good Medicine \ By JO OLSON Of .... ~llf rl"f $fl" Md their mother.:, parllcular· ly those classified "high risk." "How do you deripc high risk? How do you evaluate care? How do you. balance the Qlst with the outcome?" be asked. ''Tbe biggest question is arc "'e organlud to p r o v I d c care?" KEY TER.'lf ''Regional" is the most i~ portant word In evaluating in· fant care, Dr. Butterfield said. "Twenty·five years ago the first premature infant care center started, and in the 60 's newborn centers came into being." These are important, he Test Yourself ~ Dimes become the 11flrat viable special Interest group for mothers and babies. ''Health care is not Just paying bills, it's paying at· tentlon.'' commented, because or the are born in c o m mu n l t y 3.6 million babies born each hospitals. These are not big year io the Vnlted States, 10 places," Dr. Butterfield noted. percent need special help. The Ideal situation Is to tie "Mortality rate Is down 25-In these small hospltala with l-------------------...'.!~~~~~~~~S SO percent when there is a regional hospitals and medical ~ special care unit," he added. school-related centera. 'lben, t '1Tbc salvaged bables are bet-the question is when to "ball ·~,r~· ter oU and they are not out" -when do you transl~r r;.~ always a hlgh-risk adult." . a high-risk baby to the big Dr. Butterfield said that center? '''we don't know how many He quoted a Natl on al neoriatal units there arc in Academy of Science publica- the United States." lion which recommends that SMALL lfOSPITALS an regnant women be "risk· ed.' . 11Jere are, he added, 5,000 ''Management guide l l n es hospitals in the United States, shouJd be establls.hed and 82 percent ot which are not manpower roles Bhould be affiliated with m c d i c a I redefined," he said. schools. "A great many babies He suggested the March of MOD Offers Quiz Do you know the ans\vers to these important questions about babies born in California and their mothers? You should. 1. The.total number of live births in 1971 in California was: A.140,320 B. 329,826 C. 101 ,267 . I. many to Mexican-Americans who are here illegally, she added. These families live in _ Ho~ healthy ~ a . newbom __ ~aJ.l__g1!3rte~-~ h~!_e J>OOr ""belly golngio"be !this mother mcomes:Tt was Iii th~ Ii"'UP' eats only a dozen tortilla.! and tng she found the woman a bowl of beans each day whose die\ was a dozen during pregnancy? tortillas and a bowl of beans 2. Of the total number of live births in 1971 In Call!ornia the estimaU!d number of babies born with birth defects was: • ___ a._~200 B. 114 61 C. 9,073 3. The number of iriian!Tageffliifth-to one year)aeatliS in 197rln-Clll!orn!a-fl----------- Or if her diet consists main· per day. ly ~ soil drinks and candy ANE~UC WOMEN ~~rding to studfes cited Anemia is a persistent prOl> by Marilyn Felder dietitian lem for these women, she at Martin Luth~ K i n g continued. One-third of the Hospital, Los Angeles, these mothers she sees are anem!c. -mothers are likely to bear-Many also _are obese, she said , children with low birth weight which "may pred ispose the and low JQs. children to obesity," ''nte earlier the nutrition Her patients also suffer tox· was:A.l,207B.3,516C.5,440 Q~"W\orld°#-~ 'f/\\~lOi:b q:30 -- 4. The number of maternal deaths in 1971 due lo complications of preg· • _n .. .J fj b 1")3 nancy, childbirth and the puerperium? IN\ ex.AA~ iN\a_ 1\40.au ,'l'\O\.'tnl C!I\, ~ A. 9 B. 20 C. 57 0" ~ 0 5. The total effort of the March of Dimes is geared to: ~ -+W\ .J~ IQ to r.... A. Treat children with birth defects. C)CM l UI "1 B. Inform the public, both professional and lay, of the !acts about the preventi on of birth defects and the care of children with birth defects. C. Support basic research, such as that being done at the Salk Institute for the ultimate prevention of birth defecls. Answers:· l ·B; 2-A; 3-C; 4-C; 5-All three. deprivation, the more severe emia from 1ow-protein diets. the damage," she said during "Protein consumption helps '-------------------------------_.! a March of Dimes leadership the water balance and !es.sons conference at Salk Institute, toxemJa," she expla ined. -===::::'.=======================:;:=================================~ La Jolla. Mrs. Felder listed all tlic r H~ topic durin~ !he morning ingredients an e x pecta n t session was Nutrition ls a.-tore moth er should include in her Than Food. di et: GIVEN MENU "Nutrition is underplayed in prenat~l care of the e1pectant mother. She's given a menu and told not to gain too much weight ," Mrs. Felder said. "Good nutrition is a very difficult subject to teach. It's preventive medicine." The patient population at f.1artin Luther King. she noted, consists of Black and Mei:ican·American p e o p l e , most in a "rather low" socio-- economic group. rttost of the maternity pa· tients are tmder 20, she said. "We have a high percentage of hlgh·risk pregnancies.'' Thirteen percent of the Calcium and vitamin D. needed for good bone and tooth form ation; vitamin C, needed for resistance lo in· feclion ; vitamin A, which pro- vides normal growth , good Vision and maintenance of the skin : carbohydrates for energy: iron, which helps the body produce icd blood cells, and fat . "The basic four food groups give these nutrients ," Mrs. Felder said. "Vitamin sup- plements should be prescribed by the physician, not the pa- tient. and not too many should be taken. They are a sup- plement, not a substitute." babies born are premature,1 ____ -====----I Fun Toys Best Buys Reno (UPI) -A Nevada psychologist says. p a r e n t s should buy toys their children will enjoy because there is no published. evidence edu ca· tional toys are in fact educa· Street contructlo11 forcH u1 to hci'I'• a SEWER SALE Join Us For Suptr ll1rg1ln1 2117 Loyfciyette 675°7740 N..-port leach Uonal. l'=========='I Bob Quilitch, director or the Nevada Mental H e a l th Institute, said according to his research, toys can be tested for their educational value, but that the tests are either not carried out by t h e manufacturers or the results are oot published. He advised parents to Ignore ad vertising claims by toy manufacturers unless the clalrrus are proven. Dime Dims Emergency Do your young school age children know ·how to can borne in an emergency? 'Ibey should be given an "emergency dime" to be used for .that purpose w b e n necessary. 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Thank you , God, for not letting th< boys' bedropm catch fire last week, despite the fact there are 32 fire violations ln their closet alone. I nm grateful that despite three ..stereOs in the house which make my tongue swell and my nose bleed, doctors say I 'Still I have 20 percent of my hearing left. I am appreciative that you showed 1ne the way to take off five pounds ... just by bal- ancing the bathroom scale half on the carpet and half on the commode. AT WIT'S END Thank you for a husband who doesn't ask me what kind ot a day I've had. Thank you for not letting Ralph Nader, Gloria Steinem, or the Pope find anytlling dan- gerous, sexist or family limit,.. ing fo fasagna. I am grateful for Ted Lyncher, the only one at my college reWlion who didn't say to me, "I thought you were dead." Thank you for good friends who voted against me and insured my defeat f o r Sunshine Chairman of the Band Bo.osters. Thank you for carpets that ' . the layered look came in , I had grown my own Utree years earlJer. My thanks for a pencil stub in the juice compartment of the freezer that the kids don't know is there. Thank you for Jetting me know the energy crisis is a natiooal problem and not limit· ed to my husband. Thank you for the note my son passed to me at the school's open house: "Mom: I told you not to smite." I didn't think he knew my name. And lastly, what the beck, today is Tbanksgiving. God bless Hoo . . • waard . . . O>ooo ... Co ... I guess I'm not the optimist I thooght I was. don't last a lifetime. •----~----- 1 am grateful that Woody Allen has never posed .for a centerfold and that my paper- boy has not gone to com~ Puters. -I am comforted that when The Brookhurst-Adams Merchants Assocation r. CHRISTMAS in NOVEMBER NOV. 28th •soo IN GIFf CERTIFICATES TO BE GIVEN FREE NOV. 28 TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PATRON- AGE. .. 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By SYDNEY OMARR Sagittarius walil! to explain Information. Reject th e superflclal . Associate may share "occult" experience. Keep open mlod but don't be gullible. Mate, partner may have money dilemma. Permit creative abilltles to surface. changes , improved relaUons with young persons. Obtain valid hint from G e m I n t message, Be aware of details, subtle nuances. Speak frankly . You gain through forthright approach. lections and payments. You work best behind the scenes. Prepare. Take notes. Perfect techniques. Deal with Pilccs, Virgo persons. P r o t e c t valuables, especially while in ~ transit. Strive to be creative, to Im- print your own style. Some may complain that you are too insistent. QntSlder aource. Do what you know must be to yoo pei'soM born under Germlni and Virgo. You are analytical, a natural character analyst. You will be going into new areas, beginning a pn>jed In 1974. Social Ille - celerates In next month. Your vitality makes a comeback and there could be. I DeW love In your life. . and interpret. But if you try To get aloog . with Sagit-to ol!er your o w n cx-done. • ~i~, ~~ ~·.~~g to l~!e!.~.~--~-~l~~~1s1!. ~~~:tt~f~~ .. cohauld . resen . .;)Clg1 1o01 IUS s TAURUS (April 20-May 20): LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You feel pulled In two directions simultaneously. Key ls to be thoroughly familiar w I t h groWld rules. Sharpen basic stills. Famlly member wants to talk abuut securlly or lack of it. Exchange of Ideas will prove beneficial. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. -;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1------~,-- l8): Emphasis ls on how to 'II achieve, to build, to reinforce, to "impress" one in position of authOTity . Accept responsibility; cooperate in civic project. Deal w I t h •• many positive qualities but they are .not always easy to discern. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Be wWlng to dlg deep for RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WM. Ye• W• ,,,. .... 1 tJJ He.hf ...... c:..t., ...._ ..._. 541-0JSt A Christmas kick-off so big we'll have ,to call out ·the Marines! Accent Is on what b legal or otherwise. Mate, partner Is In spotlight. Go slow. Take one step at a time. Deal with Cancer individual. Prot ect yourseU from one who-ls ei- pert at crawling throUgh legal loopholes. GEMINI (May 21.Jlllle 20): You may be tempted to skip essentials. If you do, expect to pay a price. Steady pace serves best purposes. Co- worker might· discuss travel. Be receptive, not gu!Uble. . flqltlarjaD could figure In im- portant way. Remember diet, , rest resolut ions: , C~CER (June 21.July 22): liOOCI lunar aspect now coin- cides with chance for creative VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis is on restlessness, ideas, short journeys. Family affairs tend to dominate. You may be eq>ecting too much from one who is tired. Strive 'for harmony -win your way. Taurus, Ubra persons may be spotlighted. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis is on mo n e y , p e r s on a I possessions, col· Cycle high -take initiative. Make oew starts in new direc- tions. Highlight originality, in- dependence. Give lull play to creative resources. Money pic- ture ls brighter. You are given more reponsibllty. Act in con- fident, authoritiative manner. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Avoid premature moves. .\Moclate who is im- patient should be tolerated, not heeded. Aries figures prominently. Finish what yoo start. Enlarge horimns. Be considerate toward one woo Is confined to borne, hospital. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Accent ls on profitable, new contacts. Aquarius, Leo person! could be in picture. MANUFACTURERS' SALE! All OuNlllMllfltl S.i.ttlell ....... u. Canttr, Capricom pmoos. EVENING WEAR Set sights on goal which brings & HOLIDAY DRESSIS added security, • Orftlllllt • Otll4f-A-KIM e PISCES (Feb. Iii-March 20): AT lll!LOW WHOLESALE! Lunar aspect 15 'such that you might travel, study, enlarge Dnlp.,. Fobrha scOpe of activities. The shape At Cost! of your opinions broadens -Acrylic -,..,., .. ,., -T1lfll• -Vftwt- YOU see whole picture Wteadll Jl---------'I of bits and pieces. Saglttartan helps you gain better perspec- tive. Open 7 Deya A Wffk 'Tll Xm••-fAMtc.5 PM WARIHOUS~ IF TODAY IS YOUR 729 W. 16th St. Cotta Mnc1 BIRTHDAY you are active, 01111111,. s""'n a F111&1 • creative, often too emotionall ~~~~~~~!"'S~~ for your own good. You draw Kids Like TO Ask Aiidv Eliminate Executive Wives? l MM. ltln1 Ill, 11 • l:>I CHlllTMAS WO•KSHOP DAILY CN1 Cll•,.,.) • A.51.&tlil P•ll Of ldeol •• , Cllfhhltel Te 'Melle or a..dy Te l•Y• * 33 Dap U11tUI 1111•· "" ... ,..""' '"'"' HUNTINGTON S•ACH 1"41 ALGONQUIN 11 WAll:HI• .... n:n ' Cl h M ~ NEW YORK (UPI) -One J!xecuUves -Corporate typical e1.ecuUve's marriage ecutive gets "attention from DTERY ent• 1u1 ,T • itch1ll M1rion•tt•1 Chritm.11 troupe, f °' 'bi h d ch of Cas I · '' n., U.S. M1rin1 Corps Bend, Chrhtm•• c:1rol1r1 _ th•v 0 wie ggest ea a es ua hes. ' are unfair to the wife in other seeretarie:s and al r 11 n e ell will be here for tt.1 "Tov• for Toti'' kick-off Am~iCflll , ~ines;J tod;ly is . j'nle be9tsolution to the prob-ways. His life is more stewardesses, the luxuries of AIR STEP-CALIF COllLERS- c1l1br1tion et Huntington C1nt1r Fridey, Nov. 23. the executive wife, says a lem of t h·e corporate wife OR. SCHOLL -BERNARDO - More thi n 100 comll'lunily or91ni1etion1 will p1rticipit• prominent psy,cfliatrist. piay be "to eliminate her," stimulating, not only mentally first class hotel, expense 8C-VINER-llEARTRAPS-MISS AMERICA in b1helf of th e U.S. M•rin• Corps R.•s•rve's •nnuil The traditional notion that Dr. Seidenberg writes,• "and but sexually. "A day spent eotmt , filet mignon and other MAGDEStAN -Toys for Tott drive in the com munity m•ll of d . I launchm· g a proj'ect or runrun' g · il " th " 't GRASS HOPP ERS ly KEOS -a corpOrate wife sboUld go her erruse ls not ar in the pr1v eges e wue can Huntington Cent•r. 1.... ,, a seminar is more likely to sh Edw1rd1 -Hi P•lt by w.nco - Frid1y'1 1up•r 1ck1dule intlud11 5 holidey 1how1 where ~ busbaQd's OQJ;DpaDY .. _.ure. be 11 t' ul 1. Sare. tili Robin Hood -PF Fryer• -U.S. K1d1 -by tt.. Mitchell M1rion1tt11 et 1.2.J.4.& 6:JO p.m, &mds him, uprooting: "bendf :.lbat .->doesn't mean sue-sexua Y sun a 1ng -he becomes iden · 1ed in Tit• community C~rl1fm11 tr•' lighting c•r•mony follows and the chUdren Witbout coi:D-~ul executi;Ve.s sh:)uid be than an evening spent sharing his mind "with inferior ham· CORRECTIVE SHOES-fOR CHI LDREN et ~ p.m.,wifh c•roling. l11d in9 to ftie m1in ettrectlon, Plaint, DOW is under a,t,tack, bichelors and play the ,field TV or going over the kids' burgers and loses out in the ...... C•p•iio De ne• Sho•~ -D•n 1kin •• L ' the •nnuel Chritfm•t Concert by tke ]rd M•rln• 11:8)'1 Dr. Robert SeJdenberg . fOt feminine compariionship, report cards," he wrote. competition between home and 225 E. 17th ST .-COST A MESA Do111~;mlt1 thi1 fin• community ce~b;:;i::;~ 1~:f1.!~:11~ in. a book entitled ,·0 Corporate ¥says. Nor does he advocate He also noted that the ex-roam"' says the psychiatrift. S 4 8 . 2 7 7 8 it'1 hln. l11c.f1 ·••u• Edinger •t tlie S•n Dl~9rF~1Wiy. ~ ' a)retum to an era e&rlf inli;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~·~·~·~··~·~-~'~"~"~•~·~·~~·~·~'~"~'~'~'~"'~'~0~1~0~~~~ '!!!!=~=~======~==~==!.._----·---'''-l-tliS cenllJrY ,when many -Ameriean companies forbade ::;..~~;i:i PEJNDLETO'N FOR MEN AND WOMEN AT REINERTS ' . • +t ii !hey did, Laws and @ court declslons pul an· end to lhal But Dr. 'Seldenberg says that no American corporation now is able to structure its executive family without tak- ing into account the attitudes and rights of executive wives. He believes that the much publicized executive rat race is a lot rougher on corporate wives than on their husbands , that this is grossly unfair and women no longer will tolerate It. The present system, en- forced in some states by laws that say if a w i f e refuses to follow her husband to a new post she is guilty of aban· donment and no longer en· titled to support. causes many women who are so uprooted "to feel less than human and to become ripe for tripping, tippling and tranquilizing." These uprooted corporate wives oow realize, s a y s Seidenberg, that their troubles do not result from their own inadequacies but from a system that denies them in- dependence a D d self .. xpres- sioo. Dr. Seidenberg said Industry, ha.s not yet awakened. to the problem. Too many companies still order sudden executive transfers without ~ard to the effect on a man's family and put him m the shelf on the theory that he lacks devo- tloa to his job If the executive refuses ·to go for family reasons. A tening fact about the situ· tion, saya Dr. Seidenberg, is that when he asked 50 com- panies for their opinions on what qualities an e1ecutive's wife should have not one men· tioned intelligenoe. Like the armed services, most companies look on ex- ecutives' wives as persom to be ;Ignored ii no! treated a outtjght encumbrances, the l>Sl'dtlatrist said. -f1e feelJ conditions . I 1IOLD 'FAL1o PLAIDS~RE"flR.G'!N·WooL TRUE CLASSICS IN THE TRAOITON OF PENDLETON. , LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS.' 11.10.22:DO / ' ' 1 ·CARDIGAN SWEATER Jl.00.21.00 SHOW YOUR COLORS WITH A ROBE IN BAG FOR USC, .. · d LACKS.POLY&STER 21.00-J0.00 For The L1dies Separates To Go Together Skirts, Sl1ck1, J1ckets1 Swe1fers 1 • long Skirts -Capes & Coats FOR UCLA, ~· FOR LA RAMS ... ~ ' ·ALSO NECK SCARFS, AND THE ROBE IN A BAG MAJOl CUD rt CARDS - \ DE PAl\TMENT 8TOl\.E 1116 NEWPORT ILVD. Opet1 •111 1:00 P.M. Ffldays Dolly f t304 Closed SllOdoya CINTULLY LOCATED AT NIWl'ORT AND HARIOR ILYDS • 1 • ' I • - • ' Unspoken . By ALLISON DEERR Of t1M Dlllr Pllet Stiff · Delore a child begin! saying rec0gnizable w o r d 1, the groundwork Is being laid for language acquJsitiOn. he respond? Does he un- dCtst8nd WhaThe recelVes? Dr. Thorum offered the parent-professional g r o u• p several ideas on working with a child in preparing for a n d acquiring language. HEIGHTEN SENSES Dividends quire vocabulary Tborum of- fere<l theSe suggestions us1ng household items and everyday experiencet: luslrated by Polaroid pictures Of 'Ille cllild-'doing-tblngs at dllferent times of day, o.-on dilferent days. A family ac- Uvll)' calender cail. help teach yesterday, today and tomor- 1'.QW. Thursday, Novtmbtr 22, 1973 DAILY PILOT T=ell --a "One thing that enhinces said, to help !lie clilld" build a-cl!lld's-language acquislUon-up-'l-n>emoey pattern._ Fl= these along with new. words they learn about 817.e, sbapa, usee, cokr, texture, owner- ship, IOl'tlng Ind matchll1c. Pareflts, h• a.med, sholJld expreso their feelings to their children. £\; In the flr&t 18 moothL<>l life, the child's family can do much to heighten his .senses, preparing the way for learning, said Dr. Arden Thorom, language develop- ment specialist and co-author of Your Child's Intellect. To heighten senses be sug:· gested: As early as ,possible. rocking a child on a large, soft beach ball to introduce balance and spati81 relationships, as cause and e(!ect. Show a child the real item, such as a stuffed bear, then a 'picture of-the bear, then the word, so he begins to relate words ta things and representations of things . CONCEPTS TAUGHT Concepts like time and days of the week could be ii· If poasible, accommodate the house lo the child not vice versa. Thorum's slides showed a small child with clothes at his own level. "Responsibility should be taught as early as possible." Js going out into the world, especially tbe working world, tQ see how thlngs work and don't work," Dr. Thorum said. • 11 A child should be oriented to his place in t h e neighborhood so that his ad- dress means something. You might relate it to letters in the mail box with the address on them." Use household items. he "A child should learn about happy and sad and why Mom- my is happy « sad. Not all communication is in ¥i'Orda alone." •• 63 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ,....--.,, •• Dr· Thorum !old a meeting of the Orange County Chapter lntrod · the hild lo t of the CalifonUa As.wciation • uce c ex- 1 o r NeurologicaJly Randi-lures, soft and hard, rough capped auidren that t h e r e and smooth. are biological a n d en-Offer the child a variety vironmental influences on the of colors and shapes ln and way a child communicates. around his crib to motivate '"there are physical strnc-movement . of the head and lures, the central nervous eyes. l!lystem,. the senses, general Offer objects for maniptlla· health and intelligence to con-lions for tactile stimulation, sider," he said. sound introduction, figure Environmental factors in-ground orientation and spatial cll!de· tile cultural background relationships. of the family, the child's place Place a favorite object on m· the family constellation, one side of the room with geographic area and climatt~ an obstacle Course (pillow educational level end emo-etc.) in the way. This will tional climate of the family. offer the beginnings of F ACJ'ORS GIVEN , decision-making. Do I go over, .around or stop? "No one factor will influence a child that much , but each one adds to the total picture," Thorum said. For -example, children in California might interact more with their peers than Minnesota children, at an early age, because they can play· outside efter ~I in the wanner climate. Thorum cited one of his clinic cases, a child that was totally nonverbal. He was born during his parents' divorce proceedings and the mother associated him with the traumatic experience. So, he simply did not communicate. Looking at a child's language skills, he said, we must consider: Does the child initiate communication? Does For Zonta Honor PARENT INVOLVEMENT _ Thorum is a strong advocate of parents being involved in early speech and language ac- quisition. 0 U you work with the child on these things, when be comes of age, he will be .Ible to learn much more easi· ly." Two areas he feels are neglected are these senses of taste and smell. "Children need t o ex- perience sweet and sour, soft and hard, smooth and rough, hot and cold.. They need to become aware ot their cheeks, teeth and tongue for speech deve1opment." Wben a child begins to ac- Coeds Chosen Each month four senior girls are selected from high school! in the Newpcx't-Mesa District as Zonta GirJs..of-the-month . Representing their schools are: Julie Holcomb, daughter of the lomi &'!combs or Newport Beach, -ll' •• national merit sdiolanhi~ semf,Onallst, won the E. t. Moore award In her junior yea? and was GAA boekey all-6tar award winner the · same year. , A student at Newport Harbor High she Plana lo at-. tend the Universily o I California, Davis as an 8Pl!'lied behavionll sciences major. .pre-(hl'ist11K1s Comm u nlcatiom com- mis.sioner for the AssOciated Student. Body and OagtW!rler at Costa Mesa High School, Diane Lester plans lo study preschool education at Orange Coast C<!llege next fall. She is the daughter IX the David ~~~·:'/, DRASTICALLY 9'EDUCED ~. 1/4.1/2 OFF : Lar .. ·& Half Sise DRESSES I I 141/2 to 241/2 PANTSUITS : · 141'2 to 241/2 • PANT TOPS .. 38to46 . AU.. •llClllllSI JIOll llGULAI STOCI .., ..... B~kin Silts:-'" All saln Final -·. . . E H=a?~~:ch fi•'· ! Open 12 to 5 ~!~1sHALF·SIZE SHOPtf. COSTA HUNTINGTON M_.E,SA BEACH 1IOS NEWPORT BLVD. 14 HUNTINGTON Cl~ER Yi block Nofth ef 1lff'I St.) tfrrh•t t9 e.tkw ..._ l'wn.I NOW LAGUNA HILLS MALL• '-!\GUNA HILLS 10-t•H M-• ,_,., IM hl•4of; 12·1- •en#tAm•r/tertl • M••l•r Cloer•• . ~~~ ~· . • ·- • • Lestera o! °'* --Pam Shively's activities at Estancia include v a r s 1-t y ~rlead~r, junior class secretary and a 1 member of t b e California Scholan;hlp F~eration all four years. 'lbe daughter of the Richard Shivelys of Costa Mesa was· selected as a Girls State representative. She hopes to major in sociology at California State University, San Diego. Lisa Meyers , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Meyers of Cm'ona del Mar has a 3. 7 grade point average at Corona del Mar High School. She was homeeoming queen and won the E. I. Moore award, and her future pl911s include majoring In biology at the University of callfornla, Santa Barbara. \ .. • • Picture your Ch ristmas ., with Polaroid cameras. . . ' -la ewylhlng you l*d io catcll the -lllinlitlS ot s..mn. Polnld's __ llnult . ....., KIL 2888: ·First, lhere's lhe Square Shoolw2, lhe' · moot popular Polaroid.Land Camera. Not ~"give yqiJ beautiful ~ '1n seconds, bUt It's packed With· . . Ari eleclric eye and electronic' -for 81ltomi!\i<: exposures.~rp ~ lefls. Bliilt-in flash that Use. · Inexpensive 4-shol flashcubes. You get2 Sylvania 4-shol ftashcubes in your kit. :And th9ie's a pad< of square l)'pe 88 colorfilm, that saves you money on every Instant picture you take: You get a coupon lot three free copies of one of your first pictures. And there's a handsome case to carry everything around in. We Guarantee every pictul'9 you take* 1gas Square-~r21J11Yb&~ but tt's!Wty equipped to g1ve belulilul color pictures 1n 60 seconds. There's an electrlc eye and allellaiio shutter for aulomatic exposura. And an easy-llHIS<I rangelinder helpe determine the dstance fOr moetahols. A_ 3-elenient focusing lens gi'M....., pictures. There's 8V9fl a bUll-ln flash 1111 i-. f!lelcpensiW 4 shot llashcubes and Square-shooler 2 has easy peck fins loading and accnvenianl~ strap. ' • 44ss Polal'Oid9 420 camera. Features Focused Flash. See your cOlor pictures in a minute,. black and white shot in just seconds. T ransistori;:ed eleclronic shlitter teams wj1ll a sensitive electric eye to lll88SIJl'8 light (except for flash pictures) •<;uartntee . . Here's how n works: YOU'ii renlvt a bOoklet ot coupons whtn you purc:hlse your camNa. Each one !nfltl&s you to ~turn to Polaroid any CO!Or plcturu you take and ludoe to be vnsalislactory for 1ny photographic reason tor free replfet-~t. COIOtl>Kt film before July 1, 197.&. Pollrold can offff this Ul"IUIUll p<ant• because theY fffl the Focused Filth Land canwr11 and ColCll"P!Kk Land fllm rnek9 en almost foolproof combln1tkin. Polaroid Film Spec!& T)'l!I' 88 Type 1.08 2" 3" "Come in-and see the • "'-~~-~~d<'uses108 or 107 film standard cube or high-power colie. Has electric eye l!1d eJectric ~utter. ' .. .,. SX·70 Polaroid La~d C8"'!!!P,~·st.• --~ -~ U.. P~neya Time,.,.,,..,, Piia .. • ' Shop SUnday noon to S_P.M. at the following stores: • FASHION ISLAND, Newport Bue~ (714) 6#-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (71 4) 892-7771. ~ ...... I . ' • I . • • . ' .. • Opposites Attracts • Seams · Easy When. She ~el Every--i"bursffily morning for several weeks Kumiyo Bybee brought her sewing machine to Bushard School In Huntington Beach. With two other machines contributed by the school PTO unit, Bushard students spent an hour each week learning to sew under Mrs. Bybee's instruction . ._ Girls (no boys have enrolled thus far ) chose their own projects, and some even came to Mrs. Bybee's home for extra after school lnstrucUon. • The sewing course, explained ?w1rs. Phillip Mignanelli, PTO president, ii one of several enrichment claases the school offers, b u t this one, she em- phasized, is sponsored by parent-teacher organization. Mrs. Bybee, pictured at !elf with Cynthia Monl'gl)fnery, checks the student's work and at right, supervises Cynthia on the machine. .:i Below left, Carolina Gutierrez masten the tracing wheel and below right, Mrs. Bybee supervises Carolina, Annette Bauer, Cynthia Montgomery and her own daughter, Gra<e Bybee. One of many parent volunteers , Mn. Bybee hu also lrought instruction in crafts from her native Japan. such as origami,. Japanese paper folding. The several-week course will be repeated for other students. Doubt -• DEAR AN:-l' LANDERS: Is it possible thot twins can have ty,·o different fathers ? l\1y brother's wife gave birth lo l\\'tn.s six months ago and they look nothing alike. The boy has dark hair and eyes, and h(' resembles my brother . The gi rl Is, fair and blue-eyed. and she looks like a guy m'/ sister-in-Jaw used to go with. '4• ,441«/N ,.. Skating, Sports Books Featured I - The fact that these two look no1hing alike is almost always mentioned . \\'hat people don't know is that 1ny brother b?.s some susplctons ;il)out the patcmily of· the liltlc girl. (l::lc has exfll:essed his doub1s to 'a few n1embers o~ family. ) Please tell me, Ann, is it possi· ble 1hat she is not hi.s child 1-WASHINGTON STATE DEA R \\'ASlt: Possible? Ves . But it i~ hlgbJy un Ukely. There h1 recorded t\idee~ In medica l literature or t•·im wbo were fathered by maJt11 or diUe.rent ratts:. so thev know It Is possible. But ii ocC11n so. rarely It ls .eonsidered a pbeoome:non. YMlr brother should talk to hlJ wlie'& IM&drician. Jle wlll be told that fraternal 1~ins ofte:n look nothing alike. r. lbt-meanl.lme, I hope my answer •DI shat hi mouth untJI be talb io Ck ttoct.r. DEAR AN~ LANDERS : My girt """°' to speak to me because I am a Soulllem gentfcrnaq. There ·are ID ' fe• al UJ left f thought she would be proud of me. but instead she ii ..-Hore'• whll haJlll"ned. We ,,.,.. sitting In a oocl<WI lOUDCt .., 1 dnml< at tilt next table -..,Pit ...,,. rMlllCllY '°'1gs from Warld . ~ • ' ' \Var II. The songs kept gelling dirtier and dirtier. r was born and raised in Dothan, Ala .. and we don't use such language in front of ladies. I told the drunk my -girl was with fne and to lmock • it off. He yelled; ''ls that tx:rw-Jegged, four· eyed freak a girl? J thought she was a guy." Detcnnined to protect my lady's honor, I reached· over and opmcd his head \\ith a beer bott.Jt. There was a little bk>od (not much) and the guy went out . like a light: The manager called a rop and I waa charged with assault and battery. lfy girl took a bus home and now She isn't speaking to me. Please hetp:-fs CHIVALRY DEAD? DEAR CIDV.: I can't , believe tblt in Dodi.an, Ala., they woeld teach a young man to protect 1 woman'• boaor by hitting a drunk witt a beer bottle. You're lucky yoa aldll1 11111 Ibo PY· You get no sympathy from me, Bab. You· 1bould ha•e complaflled lo Ille manager and left. DEAR ANN LANDERs: People with normal hearing can't lmagine what ure Is Uke for those who doo'I ha•• If. T have a total hearing ,loss in one ear and a 6S percent lou tn the other. .-: ' ,. I wear an aid in the good ear but f still miss a g.&i bit or what ii being said. Please tell your readers not to shout at a person who is WftjWng an ald . All it does J.$_create stat!<:. IV!d irritat the eardnun. - It helps when " people speak slowly, \n a normal tone of voice and enunciate clearly. 'lbe auefell thing ta to be Ignored or treated .. II you are not worth bothering aboul. DEBBIE HANNEGAN CONNI E ASHBY • CORONA DEL MAR ELE. raise fund• for their proje<ls. PTA: !lake, book , boullaue HARBOR COUNCIL PTA: and botanical bv.aar will be Mrs. James Scharer, president "held I lo 1:30 Thursday, Nov. will cooduct the ' presidents " 291 in the cafeteria. Many -roundtable at~9 :30 a.m'. MOO· handcrafted ile!"' along . with day, Nov. 26, in her home. plants donated by a local All unil presia.lit.s "al"! urged • nursery will be priced for to attend. 1 Recently when : asked .. meone to repeat what he said, ht replied, "Why doo't you team lip.reading?" and he !urned lo 11peak to someone else. Tbanlt · you, Am-SAN ANTONIO llEAR· 8.A.: I hear }iii loud lllld clear. IM•1 hope you 1ot threap to tbose wht havt never given the m1tter m11<h llloaght. N·ew Queens to Reign students Christmas shopping. POMONA PTA: Ro 11 er Donations ol baked good! will skating PB'!Vrt'lll take place be welcomed oo the ~ng !rom 6:30'10 1 p.m. Monday, of Nov. 29. Tiie public ts In· No 26 t the "·-bor n.ll vited. Proceeds will be used . v · 1 a mil' l\IJ er lo purchase library books. Rink, COiia M ... Adml- Cbalnnen for the eV.nt are fa 50 cenl! aloag with .utl. the Mmes. Philip Rowe, Otto r00tal al 50 coots. Public la Chri•le!IJM Jr., G e or g e ln•lted lo attend. , .Deadline Wood , Franklin R emer, fo~all soup lal>els fa Salllrdl1, It's not al"8ys easy to l'OCOllJl!z.e love, especially the first time around. Acquaint yoUnoelf with the 11Uidellneo. Read Ann l..ahden's boolt)et, 0 1..ove or Sex and How to Tell U>e Difference." For a copy, mall 3S cents In c:oln and a long, •tamped, eelf4ddresoed mvelope with )'OU< request to Am Landen, P.O. Box ~. m w. River Dr .. Chlcqo, m. llOOM. . I New honored queeos will be lnatalied by two Orange Coast bethefa of Job's Daugbtera . Qebble H-, will be crowned dlJrlDi. cere:;oofu planned by Bethel 12.J Satlll' day, q.c. I, In Ille Huntington Beach ~ Temple, and Connie Aallby will begin her reign S;!turday, Dec. 8, alter lnstallaUon in the Seafaring •• • • temple, Newport Beach. Other elected off t ce rs joining Miss HoMegan will be Ch1isli McDonald and Nan- cy H3.Mett, princesses ; Julie GUlesple, 11Uide and Debbie Lacy, manl\ll. / Serving with Mill Alhby will be AUce Parrlsb, Kart!n Asllby, Julio Pihl and Kathy 'Vedee . Robert Arnold, D on a I d Dec. 8. ~ Stoughlon and De•ld Easley. ST. JOHN AUX.: Mn. . EDISON PTSA: Wreotllng MacDonald, consultant for tumbling and gymnasUcs are OpeQ Cl>urt PublMh!Da 8lllO'l8 the sports to be pany, FUllerton0'illll fl~ demonstrated by students at teacher 11ldes for srades f general meeting Thursday, through third on tecN. Nov. 2', al 7.:30 p.m . In the !or teachlna reodlnl it 10 1. 'gymnaslwn. Awards will be ' C..,.Y, 'llo•. Je. Hr ' pmented for the b e s t tlacD:l!Wd atao taoches II de11lollllrations. O>lfee and, Qui-College. Mn. punch 'fill be !tl'Ved, and cake Rou • la cllatrn>mr for will be """ by the . tmlt lo e"'"f. I • • JO PILOT-AOVERTISER Wtdntsday, NO¥tmbtr 21, 1973 Thursday, Howmbtr 22, 1973 DAILY Plllf . ' ' . • ·- • • Any way you look at it, our tops are tops! T_ops· in flavor ..• in tenderness •. : in trim .•. • makes them tops in value!·And, they're the top of the grade in U.S.D.A. Choice beef! - • froze1 fool • I C • .ORANGE ., 3e JUICE ~ . . Tr.ea'!"t rr<>Zen 6 oz (12 oz ..• ~el -~roccoli au Cratin 55c !Stouffer's quality you love! 10 .oz auliflower • • . . • 55c l<>uffer's au Grati~ • :._. 10 oz pkg. om on the Cob • 45c irdseye ... 4 ean; in a pac~age! uitoni Entrees . • 69c . J,.hooee Ll.$agn1 or Manicotti • 14 oi :.Ketchup HflNZ ••• · •• ~ 23c ' . . • The slow one ••• rich and thick and so well aeasoned! 14 oz btlc. !rCrisco Oil .. 24ozaru •• 69c : · Li~ht, with no oily after ·~ste , • ,'for frying , for dmsing! • !Cake Mixes ·=AH .35c. ·I Choose your favorite layer varieti~l Bake oometbing. 1~al this ~k! ~ ~lijht Tuna : 3.9c . _ Starkist ... mild flavor that comes throu_gh in casseroles or salads! No. V1 can. Gala · -owelsa~ ROLL29c f They're strong and ever so thirsty ••. and, priced for Hvings at El Rancho! -I . , ;Water-GALLON · ....... 29c . ' Be sure! Choose Sprinifiel~ and &ave on drinking or purified water! Margarine . ~ ; :·;~ . · 39c , · Tuborg Beer •.•. s249 BI e Bonnet for flavor and value! I lb. Premium beer! Six pack -12 oz. NR tiffee Mate • • . . 79c Dinner Napkins • . • 25c Non-dairy coffee creamer! 16 oz Chiffon • soft and gentle! Pkg of 60 Macaroni • . . . . . • 35c All Detergent . . . . s239 G.lobe A-1 large or regular elbows! ! lb. Save on the family size·· 9 lb. box Purr Tuna . • . . • • tsc Liquid All ....•. s139 A cat food k'ttty will love! 6 oi can Works in cold water! Half-gallon , PRELL 59 SHAMPOO e Concentrated lather! 3 ounce tube " ' . I . -- • · · Wilkinson·· 3·9e BLADES .. Stainlesi it.el , .. P•c;hl• of five Super freslt . f'rot!ucel BEEF 69C .FRANKS~ Easy meal, with sauerkraut! .f!oyal Kosher Dills . • • •• · 39c . . '··-· Budcljg'a ••• -crisp and1 .wullJ! 16 oz jar I . ' Party Dips • • . • • • 39c ~en & Quill .• 8 .~i! Choice .or many flavon -Slice4 SwiS5 ••• ~ s1 •9 .'?4tural cheeae from:Cache Valley! ~oz crape~tt i.lice ~ .~~,9i' Tropicana, from Florida! Q.uart ' . ' HOMADE », · ~,e 'KRAUT .. · Big 22 ounce size • great 'With franks! . " ' Liquor Dep't. AtlCIEllT s 1 o· 98 -AGE -. . There is a difference! But don't just take our word for it ••• see for younelf1-Compare the quali- ty and see-that-El Rancho offers the best of U.S.D.A. Choice beef •.• every day! Co'inpare the trim ••• and see that El Rancho does trim closer, offering you more good eating! Compare th, price Al .•• and see that the value is at El Rancho! - Aged · Steaks .s2o~ Top sirloin cuts from naturally aged U.S.D.A. Choice beef! MEAT LOAF JONES' . LINKS .$159 Oven ready -made with !reah eggs! Incomparable breakfast aauuge! 1 lb. . -Corned . Beef =.n s1'? ·1'( With th•! ;'po.~ 'navor·you fa~! Who!~ or point half! . . "' Sliced Bacon •.•• s1°1. Ground Beef •••• s121. o1 El Rancho's own ranch style! Extra lean ••• bulk or patties!· --.. "·~·c11111·--. SHOULDER s 1 09 ROUND CUT ... BONE ·$1'! U.S.D.A. Choice fresh western lamb! Lean goodness you'll appreciate! · Lamb Stew • . • • • 49i Gro11J1d umb • ~ • • 79l Straight whiskey! Save Sl.OQ--Vz gal.. •. May~e for a shepherd's pie? F.~shly 1&r9und; •• lean, Wty! ' ScotchmAv111$.-.---~1-4~~8reasf Of :lamb STUFFm ••••••• :~.69.t Imported for El Rancho! Quart --Ready for the pven .•. just roast an enjoy. . Scotch n. UllCllO's • • • • 5689 Bottled in Scotland. Quart T 'I s5a9 equ1 a n. ..-.s • • • • It's Margarita time! QUart CHABLIS $239 TRl9 . -Italian Swisa Pink, Gold, Ruby • v, gal. .Fresh. Salmon ... s1••. · ~ilver salmon ..• Jean fish, flllD and so flavorful! Whole 0t hair • Salmon Steaks ..• 524! Turbot Fillets ••• F'resh! Center CuL.Silver salmon! Jt~rom Greenland waters to you! Fresh Catfish. . . . 512~ Cooked Shrimp . . sl''· LOuisiana catfish, farm raised! Cocktail size -ready to use! ------··--~resh Clams • . . • 79~ Pacific Whiting • • 3&c. Cherryston:es, from New England! Skillet size ... 6 to 8 ounce average .·. ·. s· .' ..... ,. -...... . . . -... ..:-•J ---·~ ..-.--··-- ~ --....._ -· • j • BronJs you luiowl --·· Br'1m · s12• 40lSIZI • • • • • • ;· .• F)e•ze dried coffee (8 oz. , . 2.25) Sweet and juicy! They're fun food .•. euy to peel, with flavor that catls for having another! Sk · s121 . an a F1IEZI., ••••• Yo0 .~Uldn't aak'for finfr qVlity! ·" ' Italian Squash .,. •• 29.c Garden f'.relhneu ·makes them tender! 'Rutabagas ..•. 2~ ... 29c Fre1h! Smooth, firm and heavy! Four ounce size (8 oz ••. 2.25) M · s12s ax1m coz.m •••••• Fre:.ze dried coffee ( 8 oz •• , 2.29) Yuban Coffee ..•• s1°1 One lb. can (3 lb. can . , . $2.91) Maxwell House •.• 93c Save on the one· lb. can of coffee Instant Coffee .•. s12s J resb·Carrots •• 2 1w29c · ·Fresh Orange Juice .... 49c., ; Crisp, tender! One lb. plio bag. El Rancho's o~n ••• freshly aqueezed ••• no additives, no preservatives, no concentrate! . ' ' -Brussels Sprouts -. 19~ Garden fresh an.d all green! Spinach .•.. ·• 2 1w29c Frelh, crisp leaves .•• large bunches! ~ . Prict• in effect Friday through Wed. November 23-November 28. Open daily 9 to 9 ••• Sund<I)' 10 lo 7. No rctles 10 dealt .... . . ' . • BACON -::s 79c IUI LB. HOAM l l 'S BULK nae ' SLICED BACON.......... .. . LB ~- COOKS IRE.A.OED nae VEAL PATTIES .............. LB .~ FRANLKS~OR KSHORE ........... LB. 69= MORELLS YORKSHIRE t:lE SLICED BOLOGNA .. LB.W OSCAR MAYER ROUNU OA SOUAAE.$139 VARlm PACK ............. 12.oz. OSCAR MA YER ITATIRBROI. -S f/CED BOLOGNA --•-u:..u:..~~-=-~~IU · ALL MEAT l-0 -•MM_17, M•Y'9KIOF·Ml.A.T IS ALL IEEF I-OZ. ·-·M-M_M ...... " ...... 17c WtCONDITtoNAu. Y·GUA1ANT110 .u M z. Ha TO l'lEASIYOU •.. OIYOUIMONIY EAT 11-0 ............................ -Wlllll CHllllMLY ~IMDID AU IEEF THICK 11-l>Z. ........... -.... llc • • -t ST ATER' BROS. CERTIFIED BEEF POUND BONE-IN __ llONILEIS Sill 29 RO'UlillD-STIA~- B&F PROTEIN 69c BLIND , .. . . .LI. CHUCK ROAST STA TEI IROS. CERTIFIED IEEF • ILADE CUT c LI. RIB STEAK STATER IROS. CERTIFIED JEEF • GUARANTEED $ _39 POUND ,'"~RIB -ROAST STATD ltos. E:l.':D IEEF • GUARA $ 19 POUND 1-$'1 llllU $.lll ltl. ___ IJ. SUI • GROUND BEEF · FRESH • DELICIOUS ANY SIZE PACKAGE LB. · 1 STATll llOS. CUTWllD IHf •119 RUMP ROAST•o••" -MD CUT •139 FRESH FROZEN HALIBUT aim• $169 llONIUSS llEF SllOULDH • 1 J 9 ST A Ta UOS. CllT1RID -• OtUCX CUT ROLLED ROAST ............ u . 7-BONE ROAST .......... L•. 99' 93c FAMILY STEAK .............. . _LIAN -l l\_ . - -•1 29 STEWING Ml"A T .......... ;; - STATB HOS. CEtlT1Fl.ED IHF •GUARANTEED 89C STATH UOS. CllT1FIED IHP' lllOULDll CUT CHUCK -51'EAK ""'""·=·LI.· -_ ROUND_BONl _ROAST .... " .. LI. TURBOT , ...... CUT •1 69 UAN, -• GUAWmlD ·1·79 STIA!S_ U , IWFTS llOWN-N-SllVI 89C PORK SAUIAGl.1.oz. C8tm CUT • SMO«ID •1 79 HAM ILICIS.......................... :. _ 7 9c CLUB STEAK ............. LI CUBI ITIAK .................... "· ::~ STIAKS Ol IOAST 'I 69 STATll llOS. CBTHD.., 'I '9 SIRLOIN TIP . . ....... " · . 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Dt Jal!J#S ASSOITIO ' EN.-.HtLADA DINlllRI . 12-oz. 55c STOllR. Y ASSOtTm . MENU MAKERS ............ ••-oz. 59c OOWNYflAlt( 2·,AK ~ l lJIDS·IYI OIS$fllT TO,'ING 54' HOT BREAD SUCES ... . W COOL WHIP , " oowNvn1oii:1 Ace lOWNt4ous1 41 c FllENCI! TOAST --· "' '" .,,,-ICE lllLK BARS _ ... '"' MOllTON ASSOllTEO AIJC YOVll CHOICI '"CltAGE or.1 '* MUFFIN ROUNDS ---_ _. '" 'N POPSICLES • FUDGJM)LES ,.,- LETTUCE LARGE CRISP GIEEN HEADS 2 ·FOR GRA'PEFR LARGE FANCY DESERT SWEn . POUND ~G ' '"Fi>LGE~ COFFEE-, ...... L8 <:1." 91' • FAB .. C MINCE MEAT ~g:0J~!" ,1.' ... :. 2B-oz. Tl' · w1•111n - OINTMENT . COLOR LAND FILM " 36' w::..s1 5·3 . M 77 '''°"'*' .1,1-no e ~o"l -<fa e AV tlR.:OlENOW liTAU STAnllROS.MAIKETS I CLA•OL SCHICK '"~' AIM . . .. ' ,.AL •n BLADll ~~:?~'~o":.r TOOlllPASTI CHIUSfMAS SHOfflNG is MADE fASY wtTH • 9 GlfT CflTlflCATES AVAllAllf AT AN'f STA· 1 5 66( s 122 49c TEii MOS. MAl l(ET. THEY A.Ill ALWAYS Wfl-l~NCl e ) • 1e·, • •·OUNa COMI: IV fMlOYEfS, JlllNOS, A.NO lfLA- Ev EREA Dy 34 TMS. GIFT Cfl TlflCATES ME IEEOVMllf ; . i!llK C :It:~~. MCHARS AT N-iY $TATEi HOS. BATTERIES ... ____ , ____ ,, •. , .... , .. -'-----.J TORTILLAS ·,::. 71 c ~ANDD PUNC~ ............. . • cALGONm FRUlt COCKTAIL ......... : ............... ,~ u• 3 I •OWDD w_, •• ,..,... ~ ,$ ... 93cc0Fnl UGHDND ....... : ................. . F\.O~ AUTOMATIC IU lltMNG • no,.. PKGS. "'l:."~~ PILLSBURY FLOUR ...... , ...... 5 LIS. AJAX ITAY fRll MAXI •ADI c .. a ... aae-DEODORIZING . (ijli PllCO EFFEC. 7-FULL DAYS NOVEMBER ; CUAND . -( • 2 .. E•ll""r ""·· Soni• Ano . ... Chopm•n "" ·...,,.. cm-ie 1a11 -Aw .. WM-, s 06 .1111 McP-"'"'• -AM -NOnh Tlltll• t .... -·.... -KotoU. Ave,. La ~1111 -' I Wt lf d""' tM4 w..t .,...,,,.,, ....,..m lllO ~nt Cellini Av. Or.... l411t Se .• ,......... Aft., Wiit........, .. .. . LYSOL ·,.;,MIP, 111S ...... St., c..ta Metl 1522 W"'min1tw 91.,;i,, w ... mlt•tlr '1f1 Wttt, NIM ......... It., C.ta MIN 40 .. ouNCI •• "" 21• Newport Bl¥d., c..ta MtN . 3430 WHt Llna»ln Aw . Anaheim 6112 14intrtr Aw., ""'""'•'•:: IMdl Sr0tn 14111 a.cl Hill Aw ., TY1tin '' llta W"' S.wtsslt&"" II., s.nt. AM CLEAISER ........... :~.'t~ Of-JO l I I J ' • • • AMBLER • . TUMBLEWEEDS • " ' ' • FIGMENTS ~ ...... ....,..-' .. , NANCY ----t 1-------1.(,, THATS WHY I'D I JUST SAVI A MOVIE WITH A SAD END • I RATHER SPEND MY TIMS WITH MY DOG··· TDDAT'S CIDSS.IDID fVZZLB ACROSS 1iO Pictlmof l Yesterday'1PunleSotv.d: 1Stnolot ........... lfl'P. Niot Ill H-S chlof ,..., . I W91ghtunrt 64 KMPfrQm .l§T-feUin9 -•-...ii-· !eifnot -,,~. li8 Sof'tlluet'I 17)HouM 1212:Abb<. ,~v• 114 Funatlon 10.W:• Im~ • Flrlt ,.. 2 wot* ~-~-e5Fum. 'A '"'""' 17 G~•MW :J:I COftMirtMd ..l. namt to ;; a --..ebout: JU.P*9ot ==l!J "'-"-""!OJ JlllliJIU Approximlttfy iction 24 Ship'• rop1 71 Work: PteflX 10 Circus '48 B1ronet'1 Z1 Affec19d· 72 Put ta tM • perfonner1 titl4I J*IOn PfOOf 11 DIVMtlte 41 I~ cttv , a .a-73 .,_1111o 12 v-" ·'1·c.o><-n*"111 74 M•neof _tomb. form ~ : cou.oe 31 K..n 9COIM 13 Gatfer.•botlt Ci R9pe1t pre· Magnus.n, 75 Pftchlng to drtva pared 1.-on• for one 9tsll 18 Go up '-Gazed IS SclN!ol.... DOWN · 22 Entity • , -Nl!y S7 ....,,., 25 'l1dy 61 CllY ol Germlnstst• 1 CrlntOf 21 Finish:2 Ok11hom1 1, • Phonofqph hlrun 'Wm11 68 Stnntts ·neecft. 2 ........... 2S A~ 69 AttKk «> t..veftlt orokf ' 30 Voice \t9l'b11ty: bol9 3 0-'8 32 Ntwtpeptt' Sleng , _, 42 N.AMaln .4 Coricld:nll emplO'f! 60 hanan cOln port rw'-. 33 Style 61 Stove 44 Perticfof 6 ~'~ 34 Spilt compercm:tnt -, tlml Of aurpl1M 36. Hind surf ice 63 Nough\ . 45 Second 8 Hlol*t note 36 Smtll group 68 ''Night 1nd ' -"fftClftlltla.1.g. ?--Minar 38 us mlulle1 · -" ' pfodl I Oepf'flllloM· <41 Klndof turtle 68 Conoelt '4t ~ l.OWrlt ' 43 D~e:Suffix 69 -'-•st.er \' ' ' .. ' ' PEANUTS MISS P~ACH I l ! • ' DICK TRACY by Doug Wildey by, Tom K. 'Ryan by Al• Smith bj · Ernie BushmiUer f • •. HE A'-WAYs HAS A HAPPY ~~p I • ' • AcCORDING TO THE PAPER. 11-ISIR FLIGHT COMES IN . AT NOON!;. """" Thuruia y, Novtmber 22, 1q73 DAI LY PILOT QI) . ~~-"--~~~'--~~~~~~~~--'-'~""'· DOOLEY'S WORLD SAU Y BANANAS GORDO MOST" t;A~r SllCIJESSl'IJJ. DINI/JG ,.-f 70/Jll!Jil. I 1f!f BE FA1" a~ fl'fr. &Jr //'g's 601" f CJ..ASS. ANIMAL CRACKERS " by Charles M. Schulz by Harold Le DoUJC HE SHOULD eE GETTING TO H!5 APARTMENT ABOUT ONE! TRY :ro REACH HIM! TELL HIM IT'S \'MPORTANT THAT I SEE HIM Tl-\15 AFTERNOON! by Mell WE"", JI.I>!" YE$1"EIU>AY, MY MOTHE.o< • <SAID 5GY.1!1'HIN6. PERHAP5 YDL-1 CAM T~U. Me WHAT WJIA'P MAKE OF 11" ••• ~ • '!IHi HAD·JIAS1" PIAT MY \!llfEAKFAST o ON "TME TAB•~, WHEN SHI< STAl'ED AT Ml 5TRAN6E"V FO"-A MO>IEN1", AND SAi~ "1'0Y, WOIA"C> l LOVE TO 661" 5'1D OF YO!-(_: by Chester Golllcl .. u ,. Ii -· h Ji .1 liy Roger Bradfleld A GUY WI-lo COUU>' CO-'" UP WI Tll AN ~SER fOR 'TJ.l E sro"'N YJqlCD COULO #AKli A fORTUNE By Charles Barsotti by Gus Arriola }/E U!F1" MEA rouc!f CF roeN,ll;f • . by Ferd John10n by Roger; Bohl! THE GIRLS ll·ZZ . "The turkey im't the ooly tbln1 tbat could stud more dreulnc·" DENNIS THE MENACE ;>'<;"'<·· . ll·Zl..v ... . ·. I I •' I " . . ~ ' io .,,.y PILOT ,,,,od.>y. N"'m"" 22, 197) ~u~EEN~1~E~~~--=a~yP~h~i1~1n1~er~lan~d~i ~.m:""""'-=-=T~O::nz:NJ_..G~ll3·~J•~·s.,..m=• I •He iie~r got .ovttr..' beina a i;hild prodigy.•• ' ~:\t .I! ,. .... • ·-·i. ,~,. ' .~JI· ··~ ' -~ ~ ·.· . • ; by TERRY Glt·ANT;~R.Ph f • ltolidl\ys ahvA.~ ·make u...; · tliink of bygouL' dayS' :ind '"e oftc_n recall happy ceh~bi·a· tioos that t.o<ik plarc in PIJSL years, Family ~a.lherin~ arc esneefnlly apt tu bling-111l talk or ''4h1! i.:•JtJd old d1,1.)'!!." Ai.nd.._ alllwu,,;.i_1 _1no.~t~-t.\'~~Y· obe says th•·r :11'<' 1:•JTIC fol'· t>Vef, ~o nro trying lo bring t"t!I\ bnCll. · Thn'rtetnh(_•r \\'b"n ~011 "·rnt into.:.Ul phai·mfi..,,1 rind knew ev(,.t'Vonr in lh<' ~•1H'••? And pco1J1c 1·1·0lly t·ri1·1•d alxiut Jesw)nK yo1o1?. )l'..$., _,i>~ill 1.1qr nollCJt 19 ,\.i"Mt. our c11.stome}'I ' the.":a,y they .re~(J:lben from. "U\11! ~ oJd da1s.'~t.c1'$0~ al fnlerfft, trfi.n(tlv <._'Oul'(c. nus '(Crvi~ and lair (irl('('s nN'd not be a thfng uf lhc """t. ' -• VO i! o'R YOl iR Jic\CTOR • C"fA, M40N": Y!~ wh('Jl )'ou· ,l'liVMI A OOJ)vt'ry. Wt Wlll rif.'· ,J l\'f't nrom,.,llv 1Yltt,,.,ut Pxt1·n 1 ·h"~I'(', ,, r,r,.~r JTHlllV •)Pl)'11t· l"'f•l1· nn ••s f,,,. 1hf>lr tu'11]1h n...,.(l,, 'TV~ "'r\rom~ rt:0Ur.s1 .. , ..... delivrrv t r r v i t· r an<f r,i..."""" n~1tn lg, • 'ARK LIDO PHA~~AC,Y :151 Hotplt1I Roff ,,,.. DeUvtty ~I ~h '41·1SIO TV IDGHLIGllT$· . ' NBC 0 8:00 ~ "My Fair Lady.'' The ~· version of one of Broadway's brightest 11111ai$a'• in its TV •prellllere with Rex Harrison (In his'°*" winning role) wJ:Audrey Hepburn as thf ~r girl who be<ontes a lady. . ABC · O 8:00 .-"Gypsy.". Another BroadWay musical in its screen version with Rosaijbd IJ!!..~ll, • Nata1ie Wood (as Gypsy Rose Lee) and ~en. KCET ED 10:15 .::._"War and Peace." ni. first o.f nine episodes in the BBC dramatization of ·Tol- stoy's massive novel set~in the Napoleonic en. Thursday Friday CAYTlr,~E t~O\!IES · t:OO (ft)@ "A Stul!f in Scadtt" ('i"') • '!:°"l-.ic:hald 0fen. , , 9:30 @ (Cl "!:! ·r Pun·ee" (cartoon) '62 -VO.C£S o: J~(y Griland agd Rob· eit Gc~ic:. F.f ''Kin~s Go forth" (dra) '58- Fr~n~ s:nalra, Tony Curtii. . ·' ' ... 12:!0 in'"" -... ... 111¥-; bud" -(o;illl) 'SQ -Q_kk P.owtll. '"'ID (Cl ~'4 of 1!to ,...,. <"'I '52-James Stewart, Julie Ad•ms. J:OO O ''20,000 le11ues Undtf tilt -t St•"-:Jtll!s Verne's cJ1ssic. · tm '(t) "Ft1'r"' Pi1111ds"lfiroOW' i.(rom} '6]..,,.~0~7 'Curtls. t:JO ® (C). "ff.~ l''=s Are rrre" (1dv) '69-Bilf:tr~v.;.~. ~ ~ (C) "S:methln( tor A Lo. • ry Man" (dra) '68-DJn Blodler, 4:00 0 CCI "D:!s* Set" (com) '57 - ,S1!9nce1r Tracy, !:au\lrlnt Ht~ 4:36 (:fl Sime as 9;J!>Mi hsllllt 10:00 D "B!yond tile 81111 Horizon" (alh) '42-Doiothr l1mow. 'lz:tt9~1n FliC:<ml ·50··- . ~US$1!bHayden. -1111'1lict: CIM" ., ? 1-tf ·~ex Hico( , • •• . . ~ . ' ' C~ (]))· "Tire W1f lMr" Cond. (d11) '62-81.4.v9 McQueen. • • < , ' ' KOCE ·TELEVISION LOG ,, l .- . '. .. . , . • I "Matchbox" STEER 'N GO$EI • Svperf1St rt<u~ with M-4rog fit wheels. ·:·, '' .~ ·' ' ~· INlil!ip lash boor(~! . ..,, with r1~1 'I! httvr1s. .; . • • ..-<· • . .. 0 -. REG, '14.97 ~9ps . • • • Scrtp1s, wl$1tu' ri1s1s 11 the toufh of 1 ~utttM -"b china, cr.ydll.:PlfS & PQS .,.rkling S' cltc111. .. • Dt<k Of w11l IMUftt -nsy 11 insiall. - ' I • • -~ Thursdoy, N....,b.,.22, 1973 liAIL v P!Lor • 31 ·, • • J ... -A ------- , • • • ' ' . ' Mattel® . I living Workfl' Mattel<1' PLA y FILLS TM HABITRAIL SET SCULPT .SURE KIT 114C • • M11"<lw1110~ lrrfS wltli colo<M, -1111< doy _ ... _. ........ • ~" ctjstwl plntk lor 1111hln""' • Porfod r...ih l•lfJ dMO si..iy., • .Oripool tol-M~ '""' fillitlt ill crnictt 11 .. sic fer& 1 IEG. 'S.24 8 '. • 3 1ssit11d11tc fMily Pets, •cn ltloMs" ,_,, • ... her'..,"' n; .,.,, __ , ...... _., ........... · • Mil fioisJiioi ....... witlt s,.Jptiof IHI. • E1tr1 cley iMll.11111 kit. illYM;.tl • ""'choice el holly lilly or Cozy Colt. 8ox of 12 I.All ORNAMENTS • ..,,......,,, .......... '"' .... ts. • S,.U.,tlousplMr11io1MerryClwis .... ~.,,.. celtrs. • 1~" Hi.siz1. • REG. 5 ·9!,1 !2 26 Inch Vinyl , MANTEL TREE • '" --"·._,.;,i.e., ...... L1.l.l1--' f ' ' atWIA ,-. > t . • • • Oat 11i1e10MtMtlil-~tfftll·itlf!'I ...... REG. 'I.ff • .-' . ": ' .· $ .. ,~ .. _. · .. 1 . . ,, • •· Christmas R•PLACEMEMT LAMPS ;'-1..,-. 11oo,. Hr.._~ .... •: Y.M dttk1_1f 111 tM 11lm I• U \1 i ....... tr . 0 1\ ""'-· . -REG~ 9• , "5.7' . -t~ c 7 ·c· , c1i, '''•. · l~DOOR , OUTOOOlt Holiday DOOR · .DECOR · • lritM W9y le HJ S .. s .. '1 GrHfilitsl . • tao silo -Ml ••I« prlolh. • losily ........ , te "--folios iftt I MiltUtt. • Sn1r1141signs t11r11t JM ""'''· REG. '1.25 ··~a. 'Colorful Vinyl BEANBAG ·CHAIR • Just ritht ftr .rtlt1i11 t•ywMre. • T .... •;,y" , ...... l.~t lill .. ...., tWs • weisetile' 11w4ydooirl • .. • • • • 30-oay Box of-25 GREETING CARDS • Pick ... " fer "'h ....... 11 ... lwiotily -they 'll lewe '••I • · ·ADVENT CALENDAW 51115 ll51WMlll fOl 'lt.H • ""ho woy .. ·-""!loo..,,·~· .0.-L • S....ol tolo<M •111f111 to thoo11 1r.... . . t ' -"1 ~ 1 . ' s999 • ::=~~"k"""'°'5"'~·, . RE,G. VA\Ul'l.50 • Sonnlnllf-hlethoo11fr.., -4 g . REG. 35• 2-.•. c ......... ,... M1, ""'''''' htcluilff. C . t.. • • Altt:mtk.n, r11uls1H"""'· _., ....... -. .• Cofftt-.NJlsHlh- llittlr, I lltWs II"""""'""""' ta1:,.nrwe. .· • Soloty .,_ ....... -st 1111 ' fl1tlr 'r"" 'REG."34.11 .. -~ ':\ ' ..;. . ' , • I :, • f : ' I ... ' , lox 'Stai~less Steel UNO-VAC THERMOS ·~~ ... ... .thd,.. ...... , ............ . • Yloyl _..,Ii-'...,. . ......... • S...._lllolwitltSyr. ............ ". • lit• flt""" ,o14..... . MADUOSllllOl'lt.H R OW .H • .. REG. '4.97 $249 • • ' ' ; ... ' .. .I,• • ••• " , ... ,. ' .~ ' ! ~!\Io ' -• • ' • . ' • l • I J . • • • :J:l DAILY PILOT Mo<krate ' ' ~ffiW:~ise .~For Fun t • ' l By Dr. Peter Steincrolin DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I became an exercise nut. No more. J am 42 . and should have known better. I joined some oiher women -many • much yotmger ·than I am - to play basketball . In the \\'inter I took ~p skiing to help the shape or my leg!. Well , I suppose I got orf lucky in nOt getting. a heart attack u·ith all th.is exercise. ' But I got a concussion on DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE the basketball fl oor, and brok' a leg v.•hile skiing. I am on your side now. No more ex- ercise for me. -Mrs. 0. COMMENT:Whoa! Back up ! Before you have any misconception.s, better know that I am not the antiexercise ogre many believe me to be. If you had played baskelhall with those in your own age group, or prepafed well for skiing: as sport, I wouldn't have said no. People know when they're overdoing. For exaniple, those who smoke too much, or drink too much, or drive too fast. or overeat (or kill themselves in other ways) really don't have to be warned. 1 '\\-'Ould have told you ( "I! you like exercise, go ahead. But don't expect that it will make a professional model out ()~ you -producing a nc\V silhouette. Exe r c i s c in 1noderalion for fun is all right.'' (But so is physical laziness for thoee so inclined. l still believe that d a i 1 y pro- granuned exerlions a re n ' t ·essential for fitness and healih.) As you kno\\1, at intervals I raise the red Oag of warning against overexertion -but not agq:inst moderate exercise for those "'ho like it. FOR lttRS. lY.; There are relatively new blood tests that can foretell possible trouble for the baby long bef'ore it is born in mothers who have Rh-negative blood. , However. \Vhen the woman !. comes to term \vithout this ~ realization, and the baby is born with severe jaundice, it is importan t that the infant ·~~ receive prompt treatment to \! pre vent brain dan1age and o 1 h c r complications. Jm- 1nediate exchange transfusion )s essential : in which the baby's blood is withdrawn and more compatible b I o o d repl aces It. Newer methods are being develo ped in \\'hic h it may not be necessary to .subject the baby to ' ' e x c h an g e transfu.<:ions. ··• \\'hat all this emphasizes is 1 he need for prenatal care "·hich is s!ill not too prevalent. It is still true that so me women do not see their obstetricians until the day or deli very. -Inslead of a day ()f "special delivery" il may become one of se\'ere .compilcalions for the infan t. Art W ork Sale Set ~j GWC Art objects, produced by students at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, ~·ill go on &ale Friday and Saturday, Dec._7 and 8, during the aMual pre-01.ristmas sale. The Items will be reasonably pri ced. according to organ izers of the exhibit , and will include prints, drawin gs . painti ngs, pho t o g r aph s , cc.ramies, sculptW'e, graph1cs, crafts and jewelry. The stnw will ht in the rcur or ihe coUege center, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturda,y. and 10 a.m. to 2 p m. on Sunday. • .. • Thursday, Novr1nbfr 22." l'i73 •' 14 Or. Cans KAL KAN DOG & CAT FOOD Ch"k Beel By Proj1ets • wltl Gravy, CIU!k lttf BJ Prdwcts witl Ens. M.P.S. Ch,.k, M.P.S. with Ills 'O Bacn, Ens l Ch11se. c A N s BAGGIES Food Storage Bags Clear see-thru plastic 49 C bags on a roll. BOX OF 50 14 OZ. lllN; Sil£ . VISCOSE ·p1ace Mats Reversible hand 1oven rayon Jn cheerlul 2 , 1 00 decoratorcolors o · Washable • • LYSOL DEODORIZING CLEANER Wipes tway germs that cause odor as it wipes away dirt. Efferdent · DENTURE CLIANSll TABLETS GtAHl SIZE BOX OF 91 1.66 , tMDOOJ/OU1D001 "o\der \or flOOOllGlllS MOIELCO . Weathetpf DO I 29 lixtuiewitl\salet1 'I plug. 6 loot cord L • and neaV'1 base. - Utility Lamp 16 OZ: Sire 21 OZ. SIZE 120Z. IOTILE Easy-Off 7·UP ........... My 1.anta I OVEN CLEANER 1lt II( httlt wltl · . Ill lllffJ lwlst-011 c.,1 : . • ' A1ro11l spray for •or• or calj IYllS:, l l•ll SClll lll klS the c•1rt •tr• ,111s11t. ~ ,• c GRlAT Place To Shipl Super Station wl tli IUVATOI HOMEWOOD,-Rool parkinJ. car-litt lubrication c-.... · Trad itional Holiday designs and modern gas pumps. five. attendanb, a 7 49 complete array of accassories aol car>. Big 16\7xl4\7x8" size. Ages 4 lo 8. . · • · or religious scenes. • . Bo1111t 1 25 -l D or 21 ~Cards,11. 1 I · · lJJxuriouscardsdeilicting II the Holiday Seasoo •.• old fash ioned, general i and 1 69 · religious · · . · BOXOF25 1 TTP C~r Sturit SET :· i · ~. KENNEi -Pump tower and hear jet-Jib wiline 8 88 ~ as power mounts ! Cars !•"'obstacles Ind I perlorm pro-like driving stunls. o. GAME OF "Clue" • PARKER -Spooky o~ house •.play board, 1 3 98 t victim and s11spicious charactn Dettttive .._ .,.,,, ,~ ~ fun for ages 10 to adult. • . Baby Tweaks DOLL HORSM AN-Squeeze her arms, legs or body and she "Coos." She's 18'' tall' with rooted hair, vinyl ,head 6 99 and body and has a complet! outfit • Tea Set .., HOMEwooD Slrvk.e for four in beautilully designed multi~ pattern on ' ··' white china. lnctodes tea pct, sugar bowl and 2 59 creamer for an elegant + party I • . 0 -, .~ ''DEP'' .. for· MEN · • Dry Stylin& , ,.c "Flip-it'; .. k,., -I Alma -Divide 48 chips arn<ing 2 to I 4 p!ay!rS, Skilllully flip J to form winning 11 as· combinatiGns. Good lami~ game. 1 ORIGINAL· ' ANTACID l apld ICtill ..• Wit• I llMllHli.1 If lllt•lft l111rdl1~ ti .,.ii..; jlstress. • HOlDSYOUR PUJCH . J. ASSORTED P-LUSH D1coRATED 30" Foil 4 IOll IOX in sparkling colors. c' Four Holiday desigAS 98 22 s,. ft. T1t1l JI" Gift W~ 210U IOX Coordinated "Match 'n Ma te s" for luxurious Cl'lristmas gifts. 20 s,. Ft. l1t1I c Tissue ' "Rellect-0-Clamp" ·3 49 8~" alum inum shade. . Adjustable.. • • ~· ClllTnl 1111. IHI Afllr:Sllalpao CltlllTIOtlH • 1211.83c < Halmyli112 GEL Oil Paintings lllHITQ-Eye catchin1 - • and stiH 'life subjects IOI the trldilionllists and the moderns . They'H allil ·your walls vibrantly 1livel Also, " ""isite &ift ilem. • I Extensioi Card J.o.11e1 . . . 12 tt. 11-79c brown or white. · Eacl HE.IVY DUTY Utility Cord 21 fl 11 fl OUT~~OIS 1.98 3. •• l!CULlll or HY HAii 77c hi. • ~ . I 414• Slit lrl" Sito 111r Sill 1 ~44 3. 79 4.99 • \ ' " I• ' I I 1 • • ! v • ' •. ' • • • 'lihursday, Novtmbrr 22, 1973 • , 4.6 OZ. LARGE-SIZE 91 t.I OZ. IONUS SIZE 20 OZ: FAMILY SIZE ' 2-ROLL PAK Clos.e~Up Right·. Guard Listerine ·CHIFFON TOOTHPASTE _. 1~ "Life Line" · · Toothbrushes 39c Stimulator l'ip! . . PANASONIC RADIOS "Digital" Clock/Radio "Tie Atwaol" •. c Compact design with 24 hour timer. 1 • 24 88 #IC·11D! o "Panapet" PORTABLE AM RADIO Unique design with chain carrying handle. Bright colors . Earphone and battery. #R·ll 11.B8 c -DEODORANT Far t~• entire family! SOUNDESIGN AMJF• Stereo Tuner With Record Changer. Matched 79 88 speaker system with horn ducts. -#4511/119 • !ORTAILE l&W ·ne·Tyler" ly PANASONIC Sleek, sculptured' look sur-gg· 95 rounds the 12" diagonal screen. #11-512 • HALTONE Walkie-Talkie > Morse code tranceiver. four transisto~s. No 11 88 license required. #5112 • POLAROID ~:.,s S11uare Shooter 2 Economical all-purpose 19 • 88 · Camera. Electric eye and electro11ic shutter. Colorpack ---Big 3\lx4W' pictires 28 97 instJntly! • .,,c POLAROID Color Film ANTISEPTIC Kills Germs by the Millions On Contact! ..... MIYDAI 1 33 lOWPIKI ' 7 Speed Blender PROCTOR-SILEX •.• Big 48 oz. jar! A 11 88 versatile appliance. #11411 • 2-Slice Toaster . PROCTOR-SILEX-8 8'8 Superb styling with color control. #Till.I • Hot Server CORNWAlL-Eledric 2 8 88 quart casserole. #2121 • Can. Opene( by PANAso,.1c :~::J~~.on 12 88 #MK-111 o TOILET ·TISSUE Pr11t1 l Colors •·· MIYDAY 33' lOW HKf Photo ALBUMS Magic ... transparent plastic film eliminates paste and . comers. Attrattiye 1 29 covers with IO sheets. 81hK 11" size. . • MELITTA "FILTERED" 6-Cup Coffeemaker A pr~shaped filler 2 49 paper traps all the sedi,menfs. • FILTER REFILLS PAK OF 2D 39c New ff1lcar1 Discovery A!~~s~1 ~~~~m s more than any creme 1 rinseorcondltioner.Regular, 1 69 I Super Conditioning or Extra Body Formulas. 161z. • ea. c·· "L hb .. t" W as n e HUMANHAll 8-Cup ringe top glass server plus lour 10 oz. ,,....,._ .... .,, Therm mugs. I ~~t,"; soap ~ lotion ~ 2.29 Baby Needs Baby ·Soap Llthers freely and rlc~ly ... rinses off e1sUy leaving t.by's skin soil 1nd smooth. Baby Lotion Helps prevent and heal 1 39 di1per rasl u it protects ag1 ins t chafinr. ti 11. • I • . Massengill FEMININE .i!ES LIQUID Concentrate · •.. 4 oz. PACKlTTIS liquid or Powder ••• PAK OF 12. YOUR CHOICE 99~. PRICES PREVAIL, WEDNE$0AY, NOY. 21st thri SATURDAY,NDY.2411 , __ westc:lltt Pl•l EACM-10'» ltvor..-. 9f(IOkhunl M::~=~T~M :::~~~~t. .. Edlfllllf° HUMTINGTOM _ ,.,.,,.. Rodllltkl Road .... TOil-· OPEN 10 AM lo 7PM -T.HANKSGIVl_NG DAY ''K" b" '' BABY-SHAPED . 1m 1es -. . THROW AWAY DIAPERS th Dia,11 tht Fits Better! IOI Of<l l 93c 111111• IOl Of 11 0.1ni11t. 11. Tit softest !ling next to yoor soil. delicate baby. A special liner draws wetn~s aw1y from ·fragile ski~. Exclusive safety tap<s for a snug lrt. IOXOF3t 1 ••Ill•• 18X flf'24- T1fflor 01 ytl•• ' EYE LASHES ,_, Pre-feathered, trimmed and ready to wear. Choose from 1 00 ....... a wide variety of custom .-''""1"' designed styles. • PR. FESCO PLASTIC Household Needs '. . . I • Trash Container • Waste Bin 20 blln Si11 -40 011ri1wi•1 Top • L1111dry Basket • T ras~ Bia • 1!4 111111 Siii 44 Ourt Sill Wltl Sllj1 Top 1 I DAILY PILOT 33 ... , .,,,., l'llll'r.,. 111vt•r """"!" Handcraft Handbags For Profit By JOYCE L. KENNEDY DEAR JOYCE: 1 have been making ladies han_dbags the hard way because I ha\'e not had training or any kind. ls there a place here where I can go for teaching? I have been selling all I make but want to expand and need to kno\v of a wholesale house to buy the parts.1Ttle catches look like tin al the place I buy from nqw· and I \Vant (Career Corrw J l>e!lc r ma t er i a Is . My husband's nerves ha ve gone bad so I ueed to get into this ·business. - C.K. Conroe, Texas. YOU ~umrr C H E c K local craft studios, community centers. "Y's ," and adult handcraft courses at pubtic night .schools. !\1any articles and a few books have been \\'ritten on making handbags . Ask your librarian to help you search through a reference book called "Index to Handicra!t s," published by the F.W. Faxon C.O. Your librar.v also has (or can get) the New York City yellow pages. where you'11 fin d manufa cturers of handbag frames ·and fittings. You can write to them, asking for sa mples and catalogs. U your business is too smsll for their interest, ask tfie manufac- turers to give you the names of the nearest wholesaler who will sell to you. DEAR JOYCE: 1 have b«n writing , a book for 4 years and would like to try and get it published. Could you give me a list of publishing houses and their addresses so that I will know of a place to send my manuscript? - S.R. Indianapolis, Ind. ---. "WRITERS MARKET" and "Literary Marketplace" . are two reference works found in ma ny libraries. They list publishers' addresses and give tips on marketing you r \\Titlng. Also, look for writers' magazines that give reams of advice on how and where to sell your work. To the many readers who ask how to get a cookbook or children's book published. the answer's the same : submit your work to a publisher and hope f o r encouragement. (Established agents are scarce for unknoWn writers .) Unless you're in Julia Child's league, chances of geging a cookbook published a r e bouillon lhin. Previously I mentioned the "Freelancer's Newsletter" and response to the offer of a free sample copy was overwhelming. This publica- tion. which lists freelance emPloyment opportunities for writers , editors, artists and photographer.;, has a new publisher who has agreed to make another sa mple copy available to readers of this column . Enclose a 16-cent- stamped, self-addressed, long white envelope and send. )lOUr request • to .-e at t h i s , ne,vspaper. Write "Freelanc- er''S NeWllettef!" m·comer ·ot ~ your ~ewspaper. Write Ne"'lset ter" in comer of your outside envelope. Deadline for requests is Dec. 31, 1973. DEAR JOYCE: Do you have .. a list of rianchise businesses? -N.K. Colton, Calif. NO, BUT UNCLE SAM does . The "Franchise Opporlunltles Handbook" Is updated an- nually by the llepl of Com- mprce. The 1973 Version Is .due by lhe end of the year, and although price isn't Set, it's probably going to be $2. The 1972 lssue, available now , costs $1.50. Order rro1n \he SUperintendent of Documents, Woshi114lton, O.C. 2il4112. or from a Govern1nent PrlnUng Olfi~ boo~store located In aome large cities . • ' I I I ~ I ' I • 1 • .. ' • ' ------... -- ¥1 DAILY PILOT Thursday, NOVtmbtr 22, 1973 UPI T .......... CALVIN HI LL (35) OF THE DALLAS COWBOYS WIL L FACE MIAMI IN NFL ACTION TODAY. orts in Brief Frantic Dallas , Frazier, Ali Will Pay; Tries to Stop . Ontnrio Purchase Inked Dolphins Again BANY, N.Y. -Joe Frazier and ammad Ali have settled a back bill with New York State, clearing way for thei r 12·round rematch in York City Jan. 28. e two former heavyweight boxing ptons agfeed with the State Tax ission that they are subject to personal Income tax on "100 per- of their Income derived from or ected with New York sources." e commission and attorneys for ier and AJi worked out terms for rntlnlng back taxes due on Fraz.ier's York fights since 1967 and Ali's s ce 1970. h c tate law prohibits the disclosure or iamounts to be paid. . ' Contract Signed NTARIO -The Ontario ~otor way Operating Co., with Tony knan of Indianapolis and champion ver Pamelli Jones at the helm, signed SIS million contract Wednesday to rate the speedway for five years. ulman and Jones announced they exercised their option and it had n approved by the Ontario City Coun- he new group took over seven n1onths ago when the original operating group ran into financial difficulties and closed the $2.5.5 million track, built in 1970. e Lak ers Bag Victory COLLEGE PARK Md. -G a i I Goodrich scored 24 points, 18 in the second h~lf to lead Los Ang'!les to a lOS.97 victory over the capital Bullets in a National Basketball Association game Wednesday ~ight. The Lakers scored 15 Of the game's final 23 points to gain their fifth victory in six .games. The Lakers, nowt' leading. the Pacific Division with a 13-7 record, led by 10 points at haUtinK!. The Bullets rallied behind Phil Chenier to take the lead early in the fourth quarter, and led 89-88 with five minutes to play. Chenier tossed in 30 points for the Bullets, who have lost two in a row to drop their record to 6-8 in the Central Division. e Co1u 11 Resig ns OMAHA, Neb. -Kansas Cily-Omaha Kings coach Bob COusy announced Wednesday he was submitting his resignation after his National Basketball Association team was defeated by the Philadelphia 76ers, 103-90. uel Sl1ortage Menaces uto Ra cii1g Program s N FRANCISCO (AP) -Racing c mpion David Hobbs says the gasoline s rlage i~ threatening to put the rl'd li I on molor sports. ritai n's 34-year-old Hobbs said he h not yet signl'd a contracl for 1974. said sponsors ::ire hes itating to con· c de contract~ with teams and drivers b•ausc or the energy crunch ... l•r·n1 talking to no less t.han four t<lms about racing in U.S. Auto Club 5'1-mile races like Indianapolis and ~l ario. as well es Ca n-Am racin g and ding the Formula 5,000 series," the r ing sta r says .. "But right no'.I.' cverything'.s up in ti Bir, And I'm nol the only one " o has been forced lo lake a~ wai t a l see stan('('.'' he added. "Al last f1 : n1ajor 1enn1s that I know or have h d off signing dri vers for what could otherwise be the biggest year in Formula 5,000 racing." Also. the champ said. track owners are afraid the gasoline short age might af!ect attendance at next year's races and this could affect the prize money. Hobbs, the Formula 5.000's biggest money winner, is currently appearing at San Francisco's 16th annual Import Car Show. J{e said Sid Taylor. or Dublin, Jfeland, winner of this season's 5,000 series with South African Jody Sehecter driving, has yef to annolUlce whether he'll even run a C3J' in 1974. • Hobbs revCaled lhit Dah Gurney's .All·Ame~ Racers cyncluded a deal with Roy \Vinkelmann and Pete _ Biro to run an Eagle 1n the ·series'. but lhc group hasn't annoWlctd a ~ponsor or driver. UTH BEND. Ind . (AP) mines into this game "ith an 1-0 season T nk!giving Jurkey will be farthest mark. 1n their minds when Air Force puts But the Sugar Bowl·bound Jttsh can't it four-game Winning string on the line artord to be looking ahead too far, a imt fifth-ranked Notre Dame in a ,eve~ though they accepted a bid last n looally televised college foolball gam<I" Sa!urday lo p)ay No. 2 Alabama at y. New Orlt.ans on kew Year's Eve. ne-<h llling :JO.degree lemperatw-es Ben Martin'! Air Force squad rolying • expecled -to arec1 !he 48tJi cm-«> tis air arm, got past a ve<y tough th·~ Notre Dame sellout. home cr'O'l'd Atbona U!am, 27·26, last weekend and o 9,075. ....Wd like noJhlng belier than to be a PArsegb1an's Irish, who haven't the first service team to beat the Irish p since bea~ng l'ttlsburgh 31·10 since Parseghian came lo Noire Damt o Nov. 10, att aiming for their first in 1964. cct scaaon slnct 1911. Noire Dame PIJ'BOGhltllKOllched Notre o a me '1 . DALLAS (AP) -The Miami Dolphins, who have already clinched a playoff berth in defense of their world cham· pionship today take aim on a team they've never been able to master, the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas whipped the Dolphins 24·3 In Super Bowl IV and knocked !hem olf in lhe last three seronds in exhibition play thls season on a Toni Fritsch fieJd goal. The Cowboys are in a desperate strug· ' On TV Today Channel 4 a t 12:30 gle to enter the NaUonaJ Football League playoffs for a record eighth consecutive year. Dallas and Washington, which plays Detroit today. are tied In the National Conference East with 7·3 slates. "?.fiaml is always difficult arxl you can disregard that preseason game," said coach Tom Landry. "They look just as good on film as their chant· pionship team did last year." ~fiami has won 26 of its last 'IT regular season games and ·not allowed a point in the last 10 quarters, surging to the American Conference East title. A sellout crowd of 65,000 is assured for the nationally televised match. Landry said •·we can't depend on the wild card spot in the playoffs now that Atlanta is making such a strong finish . Th. Falcons have the easiest schedule from now on. We've got to win our division -that means winning an 'the games, including the one a g a i o s t Washington." Washington and .Dallas collide Dec. 9 in a showdown joust in Texas Stadium. Landry said Miami has the best balanced offense and defense in football. "PauJ Warfield scares you to death everytime they throw the ball to him," Landry said. "\Ve have to play con· sis tently on offense. We've got to nm the ball. They like to force you to throw the ball to catch up." Cowboys assistant Ennal Allen said he expects Dallas to see a lot of the "Nixon P!tSs" which became famous at Super Bowl VI. Preldent Nixon sug· gestcd !he play lo Dolphins coach Don Shula in which Warfield sJant.s aa"OSS the middle of the field on a pi>st pattern. Cowboys cornerback Mel Renfro shut the play down effectively as Dallas won 24·3. "We'll have Mel over there on Warfield1s.side again," Allen said. The Dolphins, g.~ will take an eight- game winning streak' tnto the game. "The edge !!l'!Y lj!>. off. Miami a Ii~ because tliey have clincli'ed a playoff spot but we're darn sw-e they aren't going lo roll over and play dead,'' Landry said . teams have beaten Air Force, Anny and Navy 18 times. Earlier this seaSon, the Irish dl$pooed of Anny, 62-3, and Navy, ...... 7. Air For<e, thl, Is led by quarterback Oii Tl'f'od•ll, Cha nnel 1 a t10 :1·5 a .111. Rich Haynie, Against Arizona, Haynie coolinued his red·hot pilling of recent weeb wllb a • pair of scoring 1o5seS lat flanker Frank Murphy. He can also ran back oo the strong nmnlng of Chris Mllodraaovtch and lllili.e Muri>hY- ·But the Falcoos will have to CO!U<rld .. . -.. ---~ ~--'- Bayou Be.ngals, .'Barna In Battle of Unbeaten BA TONIWiiGE:La. ( AP ) ___ Se_con_d.--.~.The-iWO ietimsareequar-0trensrvery,--prepaffil-1h ·scouting report m tht ranked Alabama and No. 7 IAuisiana defensively and in depth and they have Bengals. State match perfect records today in "We know we've got a football 1a.me their holiday showdown roe the On TV Today ahead or us," said Charles McClendon, Southeastern Conterence championship Channel 1 at 3 ,30 1he 11gen coach who once played for before a national television audience. Bryant at Kentucky. "Any team that's 'l1le two Deep South football aiant.s 1 averaging over 513 yards a same baa e· the advantage o Tiger Stadium -and n I •·11 t and square off before an expected crowd fot to be a ne oolUd earn, .of 671150 in Tiger Stadium with a pair don 't think that's not an advantage," think they are the best one in ol prominent bowl organizations crossing said Barna aMistant Mal Moore, "'ho America." fingers in hopes of securing a dream game five weeks from now. • Alabama Is In the SUgar Bowl, slated to battle undefeated Notre Dame. LSU is in lhe Orange Bowl, unbeaten Penrt State providing the New Year's Night opposition there. Eilher of those contests could develop lnlo a national championship game, pen·. ding the outcome of this Thanksgiving Nl~ht attraction, and providing top.rank· ed Ohio State slips somewhere along the way. All four or' the sugar-Orange com· batant~ have games remaining, but only in the noisy Bayou Bengals den ls one of the quartet expected to lose. Coach Paul ''Bear'' Bryant, unleashing a devastating \\'ishbone attack au year, is searching ror his fourth national cham· piol\Ship at Alabama, the others coming in 1961, 1964 and 1965. Not only would a victory give the Tide its third straight SEC crown, it "-ould be its SOOth football victory, a milestone attained by only seven other teams in college history -Yale, Princeton, H a r. v a r d , Pennsylvania, A1ichigan, Notre Dame and Texas. Alabama , 9--0 overall and &-<I in the conference, is a tw().touchdown favorite over the Tigers, also 9-0 but 5-0 in !he SEC. Bolh teams have outstanding depth, particularly at the running back spots where Alabama has had 17 different players carry the ball and I.SU more than a dozen. "We've been able lo use our deplh a lot this year to wea r some people down." says Bryant. "But they'll match us man for man." Haden N.ot Awed By UCLA Atiack LOS ANGELES (AP) -Throw oul UCLA's record-breaking stat~tics , says Pat Haden. because this game is just "too emotional." I~aden, junior quarterback of the Southern California Trojans, said UCLA's offense Is "unbelievably potent" but "l don't know whether all those high scores "'iii be of any _value, ~petj~y in au, intracity rivalry of this kind . ''Winner takes all in this game and that's the way we want it," Haden said of Saturday's USC.UCLA game for the Pacifie-8 title and trip to the Rose Bowl. The Bruins were three-point favorites early in the week but Haden said, "1 think they'll be favored by seven or maybe eight by game time. UCLA deserves to be favored if you1 consider the scores. They've beaten people worse than we have. Aga in, though, all that could be misleading in a game like this. "Some of my friends even think UCLA is too good to stop, but we believe we'll win if we play 85 well as We're capable, if "·e concentrate and avoid mistakes. And they haven't played a defense as good as ours. "We delinltely have to play the bHI game "'e've played all year. UCLA's defense bas impro\'ed." Haden blamed la"ck oi' concenlraUon for the Trojans' numerous penalties thiJ season. adding that it's "due to a com· bination of things. Sometimes the pro- blem was "\\'e thought we were better than the teams we played and figured it would not take total concentration." Haden, called by UCL~ coach Pepper Rodgm the best passer the Bruins will see this year. said he respects the Bruins pass defense. "Their seoondaiy leads the c<rimnco in interceptions, and that speab ftr itself," he saJd. "They use a zone defeme abno.•t exclusively and !hey disgui!e It well. They did """ against Slanlord'1 lr!ike Boryta and against C&lilomla'1 pa!SeTS." UCLA opponents have completed plen- ty of passes but lladen said that Is "very misleading. Their defense ~ a Jot . , • they'll give up 200 yards passing but not many touchdowns. They get far ahead and say, 'We'll let you catch a 10-yard pass but not a ~ y~er'" UPI T ....... LOUISIANA STATE'S BRAD DAVI S HOPES TO ROL L AGAIN ST ALABAMA 'S CRIMSON TIDE TODAY. 'Skins, Lions Collide. Tod~y DETROIT (AP) -It is never easy trgditional Thanksgiving Day game. . to prepare for National Football League "The Thanksgiving Day game tradi· play, but the coach's job is nea rly im· tionally was played against the Green possible when the games are only four Bay Packers," a LIORI official said. days apart. "But Vince Lombardi Clidn't like the And for a man as bent on victory short preparation wc~k, year after year, as Washington Redskins Coach George so the NFL started scheduling different Allen, the lack of 1tirne must be doubly teams." Greg Landry had to undergo corttctive surgery on hi! knee, threw a pair of touchdown passes Jo spark !he Llona' victory over the Bears. Still, McCafferty's 9ptimism wu guarded. "The Redskins have the same veteran crew on defense," he said. uwe haven't frustrating. Allen 15 the coach who gave us sayings Despi~ the fact his club ls accustom~ Ota Tl' T A such .,, "Losing is like dying," and to playmg_ In !he Turkey .Cla~lc, CL--~ II whose appetite for victory ·s 50 _ hol'(ever, coach Don McCafferty.• Lio~"~:--~-•-e_l_2:::·.:.•:.:t:..8::.:.::1:;.5:..:. .. = ... :::- h Im, h d 1 sllll will be !he unden!ogs agamsl the 9vcr;v e 1ng _ri e og_ce t~~ ..e.la_fers -powerful Redlkinl had time to go over their offenae yet1 he dtdta't evennave. ~ "W didn't peid ucb')j the 'tNt-'ve seen enough of them' ., Th~ugb no fault of his .oWn, AJte~'s C:hicaego game'" M~erty z:ldonMon· .... ttle'tiiSlotr tb ~kMw tfiey.,re pfetty ~ Redskins are schedule<I_ to provide " ', ,_ scrvatlve." , · Detroit's opposition toda y in th e Lions' day. We didn t eve~ look at. the f(ftll. Both cl be ill be •• , •• , ph . U Da111e with one or the nation's best defenses in the yoong Irish. As freshman defensive end ROBS Browner says, "We're young, but we don't play like we're ~ung." The Irish of(en.4!e will llttcmpt to baiter the Air Force <lefense with squadrons of runners, led by speedsters Art Best and Eric Penick, and thelr own arr atlack, run by quarterback :r o m Clemen ls. · Clernc.nls. who leads Nol.re Dame in Iola! offense, played btII was almost ncull'allzed against Piltsburgh by an abdominal muscle pull. \Ve won, and now it's a dead horse. u w ,,..,uuu ys1ca y. We have to get ready now for· Only ofremtve tackle Walter Rock is Washington." doubtful for the Skinl w~lle the Llonl Allen's "Over tbe llill Gagg" again ~merged from the ~·~, contest with is locked in a . fierce battle with the only the usual bruises, accordlag to Dallas Cowboys for the NFC'• East McCafferty. ,... Division crown. Bolh the Sklnl and the 'l'he game b a sellout and will be Cowboys have l-3 records. televised In tho Delrolt area u ,..u But Washington needed l!ve Curt as to a national audi<llCt!. Knight field goab to defeat the Jowly Baltimore C.111, 22-14, Sunday while Detroit was rolllng to a relaUvely easy 30-7 victory over the lnjury·riddlcd Cl'llcago Bears. , "Jt might have been too easy," veteran Lions safety Mike Weger obse(ved. Neverthcl"' the Detroit offen.se Is slarting Jo find llself under the direction ol blckup quarterback Bill Munson, whom many feet should have been the No. t slgnal.eallcr all a ong. Munson, who got ttlt starting job when Syracuse Coach? SCHENECTADY, N. Y. -Frank Maloney, 32, defensive coordinator at the University of Mlchtpn , to e1pectet1 to replace Ben Schwarttwalder as bead football coach at Syracu1< University, It was reported here Wednesday. Schwartzwalder finishes-a Billllant Ito year career wllh Syraeus< Saturday when 1ho Orangeman play Weot Vlrglnta. I . I ---· Artists 'Solve Speed, Roar to 11-8 Victory ' Estancia Tops Polo ' t hursday, N<M"mbtr 22, 1973 Mission Viejo Quartet University 1st Team All-league Falls, 6-5, • -OAll"f PllOT - COSTA t!ISA DATSU 1141 HAUOI ILYD. C.M. 54o.+410 By ROGER CARLJ;ON Of 1111 O.lly Pllet ll~ff Laguna Beach Hlgh's Artists solved awesome ,ipeed with a drop back defense Wed- nesday afternoon an<t parlayed It into an •\!~ ClF f~st round w.at.er..polo trjumph.at.FootWll High. desire for most of Its success Foe, 15-5 Four Afi,.,ion Viejo lfigt. ' but• a!IO Mted the loss ol rootbal! players have eomed defensive standout B r u c e first team berths on the of· Fumi.ls to fouls with l:Z7 left fi clal All-0-estview Ltague Kaneec ). back of the year (Tony L<>Piccollo) and coach oI the year (Ted Mullen). To Upla11d SPORTS in the half as a major .. tback By HOWARD I. HANDY team as selected by the Daily for his Crestview League or '1' oa11., •11et stat( Pilot. champions. ROWLAND HEIGHTS -Champion Villa Park Official Barry Fry might Steve Smith scored slx goals dominates selections with. the have summed-up-c:ondltioM---and-had-loura.slsts-101>3ce-~ al..-IJ>e-f<ar-{llod · Mission Viejo'• Ken Rob- bin.s, Jim Hausauer. Kevil} Eaton and Rick White earned first team honors while Steve Westrom: Jeff Hickey and G~y Reeves...are..second team. _ By HANK WESCH Of .... o.ll't '"'' '"'" POMONA -University Hlgh's ,debut in CIF water PQ)o....compelitlon._turne•Lout _ The conquest qualifies coach Walt Olto's Laguna ~ach out- fit tor a second round clash with La Serna Tuesday at a site to be determined. La Serna edged Garden Grove, 10-9, in overtime Wednesday. best following the first quarter Estancia High School to a one- wben he remarked: sided, JS-5, water pol a victory "They're both so keyed up Tars Have Easy Time; out ther~ you can't believe Raiders Wednesday in first It." ' over host Rowland High 's Laguna's victory · can be viewed Sunday on television via Channel 4 at 11 a.m. An overnow crowd o( 1,000 round CIF playoff action. viewed the action and the two Each team scored a goal offensive stars fi the game in the first period but once were Johnson and Morton. the Eagles began to ro!J in Johnson, although out of ac-\he second slanza on a goal lion 1~ several minutes due by Mike swensoO. tbe outcoine to foul _trouble, led Laguna ·was never agaln in doubt. . Win, 24-0 The winners trailed at only one point in the game -late in the first period when Foothill's Ken Wills COMected on his third of five goals to give his mates a 4...3 lead. Beach With five tallies· and Ron Smith ed . Morton had three. . scor . a pa!r By STEVE BRAND SAN BERNARDINO -But at that point Otto switched tactics and Laguna Beach sped to a 6-4 halftime bulge with the a1d of goals from Pete Morton, Doug Johnson and Cliff Amsden. Foothill rallied early in the m the second _perJod as did third period to pare Laguna's ~wenson to pu~h the E!agles advantage to 6-5 with 3:55 rn front, 6-3, at mtennJssion. left with some tough man·to-The victory places Estancia You've heard of the point a minute offense of some · of the natlon'a more prolific foot· ball teams. man defense. in second round action against Now Jt'a the goal a minute orrcnse oC Newport Harbor Hlgh's water polo team. "Going back to a drop back de£ense and sloughing on the hole to offset Foothill's spe;ed was the difference," said a juhilant Otto arterward . But the Orange League co-San Gabriel Valley Le~e champs struck back with good champion Downey Tuesday at defense and lightning fast a site to be detennined. goals by Morton, Johnson DoWf!ey's Vikings t0:ppled La (twice) and Rob Newton. Canada, 16-2, Wednesday. Newpcrt's 5allon bllt"'d Riverside 's Nortb High, 24-0, Wednesday at San Bernardino Valley CoJlege in the first round or the ClF playorrs. Suddenly it was 10-5 with Estancia coach S t e v e 47 seconds left in the third Fanner was excited and hai; period and it was all over. py over the victory but cau ... David De Vore s c.o red tioned against op 1 i mis m La guna's final goal m the regarding Downey. That figures out to a goal a minute and It was just half the story. Foothill coach Tom DeLong credited Laguna B e a c h ' s fourth stanza. "We played them (Downey) While the Tars were scoring at almost every opportunity. Newport goalie Jeff Duyndam recorded his first shutout of lhe season by turning away the only six shots that had a chance to score. CdM Breezes Along With 8-1 Polo Win He got ample support from By RON EV ANS High and the issue was never lhe balance of the Newport °' 111e 0,11.,. r11o1 Ii.ff in doubt. p~a~ers as 13 ~fferent in-Corona del Mar High's No. The victory sets up a'Tues- div.1duals scored m the rout 3 seeded Sea Kings had ' little day second round match whlch brought the Sunset . . r h . against Upland, a 6-5 winner League champions their 15th ~ trouble 10 disposing 0 . t eir over University. win against just four losses. first round opponent in the Harvard could gel off only It was the most points CJF water polo p 1 a yo ff s one attempt at goal during scored by the Tars this year, Wednesday, breezing to a~ ~l the first half as Co.rona del surpassing the 23 tallied conquest over Harvard High s Mar assumed a 3..() halftime against Santa Ana. 1 Sarcens. bulge behind goals from Frank "It's fun to start easy," Coach Cliff H0:0per's Sea Browne, Dan Pennington and commented Newport coach Kings .displayed an imposing Mark Watson . Bill Barnett as his players ·defense before a s p a r s e Harvard's only m a r k e r exited from the Po o I . turnout at Newport Harbor came with 1: 16 spent \n the "Overall, I'm quite pleased second half when Dwight with the way our players Belden sun>rised Corona del llCOfed when tl\CY had a UCI~ T• Mar goalie Kurt Ile! Valle with in sununer league and they beat us something like 18-2." he said foUOwing the \Vin at Rowland. "I really don't like this coaching," the fonner UC Irvine water polo and swim· ming star said. "I'd much rather be playing than si tting and watching. It makes me too nervous." Farmer wasn't pleased with his team's shooting percentage against Rowland. The Eagles hit 15 of 36 attempts on goal for less than 50 percent. The tight Estancia ... d e r e n s e , however, limited Rowland's shot attempt.a to 11. "This wasn't one oJ our bet· ter shooting elhibitions," the coach added. ''We'll have to do IJlUCb better if we stay in the game with Downey." The Eagles put the game away In the second stoma with five scores. diance. But "'"' is when it leS a sort lob shot from three starts getting touglt yards out . Jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . "Wr commltted far too AIAIJBU -UC Jrvine, Hooper's crew seemed con- many f~ and against a bet.-playing with on1y 10 m~. tent offensively to toss the ter team it would have hurt~' came frvm behind to tie ho.st ball into the hole man , who '.!be T81"1 see 11> «: d ~ PepperdiDe University's soc-simply bided hi•' time and ~ b7 1 pool Wblch....:. cer team Saturday, 1-1, Jn then fired away at the seven yank too naft'OW ~ a rain-lpattered game. Harvard net. Man: Kazarian led the scorers Juan Villegas scored for Watson and Pennington with foUr gos.la, 11[ in the UCI JS mlDutes into the se-shared scoring honors w;th third period. 1 cood llalf. three goaJs C"ach while Michael Greg Fults and Pete Hariis Pepperdine's goal came five Palmeri rounded out the scor· towd in three goals apiece minutes into the game but ing column for UJ_e Sea Kings. far Newport which jumped out the An! •--beld ••-w es But Corona <let M a r ' s ~ ' ft Jead art er t•-r1·rst six eai.ca: :I UllC av b "" ,...., in:: scoreless for the balance of domination was not so muc minutes. expanded it ~ 9-0 the day on 8 soggy, "'et field its scoring prowess as its at t}le half an~ then nddled despite playing one man short. defensive maneuvers. lbe nets with elght and seven1;·.;iii~~~~ii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;;;;;~~~~---.I ""'J:~ the::~:~~ q~ DON'T DISCARD THOSE Anderson, John !JoltroU and II Gttq Horman chi~ in two OLD TENNIS SlflOES •• First Team ' Offense Poi Player . TE-Alan Tirbutton, Villa Park T-&»tt Johnson , El lllDdena G-Jlm Hn11oer, M1111oo Viejo C-Ray Rangel, Villa Park G-Steve Katnik, Foolhlll T-Bob McGuire, Foothill SE-Jim Goldstone, Tustln B-Jim DeBord. Tustin B-Ken Robb!m, Mlssioa Viejo B-Tony LaPiccollo, Villa Park B-Bob Ansari, Villa Park Defense OLM-Bob Schebelio, Villa Park DLM-Steve Tillotson, !Catella OLM-Doug Van Riper, El Modena DLM-Rod Kaneec, Villa Park LB-Jerry Duran, Villa Park LB-Rick Wbrte, Mlsalon Viejo LB-Kevin Wixted, Villa Park B-Kevin Triggs, Villa Park B-Kevtn Eaton, Mlsalon Viejo B-Jlm Howell, 0ran4'· , ~Paul Carnegie, SaCldleback S.C...dTeam Offeese TE-1..cn Brassey, Tustin T-Charles Uitfield, Saddleback G-Steve Wellrom, -Viejo C-Keith Littau, Orange T-Jeff lllckey, Mission Viejo SE-Rob Hackett, Foothill B-Jerr Deweese, Tustin B-Rlchard Kingland, El Modena B-Guy Reeves, Mission Viejo B-Clarence Jackson, Saddleback Dtf ense DE-Steve Gortz, Foothill OLM-Volker Schrezenmier, Katella DLM~reg Wilson, Orange DE-Dirk Stewart, El Modena LB-Tom MacDonald, Tustin LB-Doug Domene, Katella LB-Steve Zeimer, Villa Park R-Larry Recker, !Catella B-Mike Tracy, FootWU B-Steve Hoffman, Villa Park 11-{;eorge Gay, Tustin B-Kelly Combs, Foothill l<ALCOM, eUICIC.L-.l<ORD, CHIV, MllACUllY, PLYM., COltVElTIE CAMAIK> MUSTANG, DODGE.1.. FAIRL.t.NI,. RIVllEltl , PONTIAC, VW & VU\.VO, FIRlllll•D. MOST (AltS. goals each while John Caneer we ,..,..r Miii ,......,.... •It .,... et ...,.... Miii Ttwttn MIMI. Kevin Robertson . Eric Elder, ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE John Dickey, Mike Dobrottl~~·~w~•~n~"~"~'~"~'~"~' ~·~·~·oo~·~·~"~·~-~"~'-"'~0 ¥•~'°";;;;°";;';oc;;;';"'~"~I and George Newland had 21or29 95 2,.,33 95 singletons . ..........--~ or $17.85 ea. or $19.IO ea. SIZES FITS SIZES FITS Welgbl t75 200 115 175 JU !&I 160 180 145 180 t60 . 193 223 195 225 180 175 l&I 155 171 165 155 171) 210 U5 175 Iii 150 175 195 185 190 165 190 165 190 150 175 !Tl 175 155 175 165 150 to be an embittering ex- perience as the Trojans fell to Upland 8-5 here Wednesday. Coach Chuck M o r r I s ' Class University team dominated Sr· play for much of µ,e game, Jr. but bad it yi&en away by Sr. an oppOrtW'lislic Upland teamJ --,;:;::~;::;;;:~;;:;~ Sr. and officiating that it would POOL Sr. be charitable to call que>- Sr. tlonable. :: u The dish:J,ening Joss [~I TABLES Sr. nivenity a .sea.SXl ~J -.,,39500 Sr. {1 record ol /5-3, wht e Sr. pland goes on to ace Corona .. ~--:-'-de1 Mar Tuesday in second .. round play. CHUCK'S CDOWLING 01lLIAID$ UJt M...wr e l'ftl. , .. ,.,..... _,., UnlversllY led only once in Sr. the game, 1.0. after Wit Davis' Sr. goal with 3:43 left in the first Sr. quarter. Upland came back Sr. wjth three straight scores, and Sr· University had to rally to knot Sr, things at 11-3 going into the Sr. final quarter. Sr. The turning poin~ in thel-~=====~ Sr. game came when Upland's Sr. Dennis' ~1iller scored .the tie- Sr. breaking goal from nine yards out with his team playing a man short and 5:18 left to play. Two Upland players had Sr. wresUed the ball away from Sr. ·a University player in front Sr. or the Upland goal to get Jr. the ball out to Miller. ~-A goal by Upland's Pete Sr. Soelter with 3:20 left and Sr· , Universlty playing a man Sr. short gave the winners a two- Jr. goal advantage, and at a time · when . Upland was just one foul short of losing a player on a penalty. Sr. Davis scored-all five Sr. UniversitY goals with assists Sr. from Steve McCormick , Jr. Cameron Cosgrove and Pat Sr. Lyons. The Trojans werEf hurt Sr. by fouls and lost Bill Gaulter Sr. by that route with 1: 53 left Sr. in the third quarter. Jr. Morris, who bad to be push- Sr. ed away from the referee at Sr. one point in the game was Jr. still stewing after the contest. IN VALUES IN SELECTIONS IN QUALITY IN SERVICE 010 YOU KNOW THAT A 1914 DODGE DART SPORT IS PRICE D $146 LESS* THAN A VW SUPER-BEETLE? Stt rieur nea LOI OCELES ORANCE COUNTIES D81Cf IEAUBI mlfl TIUY . HI-PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS CARS. TRUCKS ~2et.~~HOMes ----------------~ REPACK BEARINGS & STIEL WHlll!lS Newport hosts Dos Pueblos, DO S OUR CAR IDLE ROUGH? WE an 11-10 wi·nner over servite START HARD? Tuesday. GrVE POOR MILEAGE? CAN HELP NCAA Polo Action Set THE CARBURETOR SHOP _., _., 520113 '""M £Jb14 F7t11$ J.JS114 l ,JS114 J.JS11 5 2•-4495 or $24.95 ea . . SIZES FITS GREASE SEALS 1 US & C MA.GS 1· w .... -ff....... 3aa ," . . ragar ! i~~~~~~ . 4 for 99 ~-DISC-BRAKE-RELINE--. LONG BEACH -UC Irvine and the University of caii!omla (Berkeley) are favored to gain the Cham- pionship finals oi the filth an- nual NCAA water polo cham- pionships that get under way at Belmont Plaza Olympic J>09! here Frida y. 'ealilornia, the Pac~ cham- pion with a single loss on It. record, ~ aeeded No. I while lhe Anteaters of coach Ed Newland are rated No. 2· in the eight.team event. The Antealera lace Co! 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' • • " I -; Thursd;, No~mi;;-22,1973 • -----_,. __ .. --------------8 DAI.LY PILOT r; Ru stlers Girls Te11nis Su1nn1aries I I Outlast I E4h0ft t3) It) l'Mltlllll 00..b!M Finn. O'Conntr lH) d••· /Wlln, (!Irk ~'°"'"• "'>o 1h 1.1i"Th tf{) '"· f Ol\r\'fl'. ::t.) ..e, Aotlll cl•!. Oa~ld {l ), l ·I, .... -u~n (M) 6.0. l olltn, Tebblnt (HI IVHff~ Nltml , , ft-I. '' •. S<:"i~lcl (El e.1. , !~'"" G~l-f<ll (HJ <ltf. ~lf ... 't', (Nl M , Alorton (F ) cltf. Dredlck (El, 1-0 Hollono (M) t4, l a'"'""""''""· fl"r..-IM) def. r. Bucs, 148 t~~r~lto !"J Mf, L'n~!le\I (~'• 1.1 L~•YrtflC.f, Murray (H) 6•1, '""llOW (Fl dtl. Jaeob1on fE), •·I r,ucn•1,1. .,llltl' (H) <l•I. WIU1. SJ)C)llr (F) d,1 .. ···•IYl!ln IEJ, l•I S.ChllOOI' (M) ,..S, Kl!l•bo'w-Mo;,~ (P') 011. CIF Water Polo s•11 c"""" .. <t•11•1 11 MOd••• • 0 0 MIChatNl-OIOl'lltn IE).,.,. NOf~!'I IE) =~':..1111v tS) , .. IE), t-!. !Wllll(lers 4 ~1 c!M. Sllln'l-Tolles Cl" Wlllr ""• "l•tlff S«'f'ft Otllll1trom ISi Ml, KlllOlll/ld (E) Bv CRAIG SHEFF C!' ftlt' o.11, ,.110t s1111 . .t1;:,,.v~111sl!Uf'1 IEJ !!fl, Fl9ld$tfd.-i~'i:: :~~';,'t:i:i1r0n~rct!no 3 ''°o..n isi d.i. Mun~1119 !El ,.1. 4 It~ r:.b!°"' • (Et '-I Ladllnl k1Cl'I 11, FOOll'IJU & 0"''11"' (ll,I dtf. ~rW'I (!! •. ,, rJ WALNUT -Golden West tlnu.,.T1~rpe 1ri'"9-1.. ..... • Rlttef. Lo ~rn! 1~. G1nten Grow t (1u«K"n WUS<111 ISi def. Almond IE)~. -Col.1-e ghioed tbe state wat.cr we11.w1111~··--, tEl def. G1.1re1ner· duth OTl W;'Jl"(I (E, r:1 . ..,--.,.··~~(SJ•·" ~ 1o"•p1 <' IV sd h LtndSl.IY (FJ l·S. • ' ~ ..... 1~. Lit O>naclo 2 ·Jl po avo .S edne av WJI .._Adl·8-v r") • >1e1.· ere we,_· !111fl(l1,,,1tow11nc1 t-E1101:1<:...'·'·!,.....-ts.1 dwf .. Rtll!l~R!!:f' •!'.:: a wild 14-8 victory over arch· '"'1~11rnmer CE!. t-I. ~~~~~,!. f~.'i;c,;;t:•: • T r~~~~-l~\~;:~·erir.11 (51 dtf. Molf(;znlk J;, i:lval Orungs Coast in a con-cos11 M•u tn !S) Mun11i111on et•ch 0::"..! ,?'0~!~,~·Y ~arv1rd 1 "''~-!~:~:~\$) \f<!l Slmple, T·c·.., .. • solation game Of the Southen1 SlllCllts , o~n.-.·d 111, 1.on•11Cc t n:I ,,._ :: CAiifornia JC tOUt031Uent at 0Kubflll• (Ml dtf, TeblMn! Oil 6.0. I.·• l'~Hllt 6, Mui• J COi) Caln 11:.,0•1• (~\ dtl. Erm~lln•e ~ •' •i'~'I f •1-u.:. Hiii (HI 6·1. Mlr1 Coua 11. RJ~tr$lde Poly 5 Errruitlnger (El l·I. ni Mt. San Antonio College. Flee< CMJ dll. M1.1c.Au1,,.,. oo 6·1. , 't'sc•n1., v1111~ .4, Avk'l<'n 13 Fnurnl"'· c·arkt iSI def. Jol\nJ;Jn Gold W · , I I Kuhn (/,\).def. TJ,·,\IJ~fl1 !1-'I t..J. Do• Puet>l~ ll •. StfYl!e .l O)o!l LDl\ll (El 1-4. , ... ~ en est s Rust er!ll ater __ .Harrls !Ml dtf. W•Ytli (H) 6-1. Nrwporl Harbor 14, Rlv1rslil1 Norlh Lt·nd,. '>{""1-'n, 151 def:· 8rtW5~r defeated Cypress. 7·2, in the -"-"-'-·~.~Ml d!I. smitti IHl M. o erown I E:•c•c-'c"~-----~ ·fl' third place game. And Ful·r 1 • ___________________________ -;I l terton won the SoCal title . top-II 61 ping Long Beach CC. 4-3. tr. In a fou1-plagued game (59 't were called), tbe l\\'O Coast Community District -p o-1 o ~ -teams tanc! coachesJ fogght ~ like cats and dogs and in 5f the end c o :i c h Tor1 -0 HemlStad's Rustl ers (26-1)1 .n· just had toe.. n1uch talent. 'll-JacK Fullerton's Pirates '(15- lL 14), the' defending SoCal and state cha17.pions, did not go 'tl down without a fight, though. •; The Bucs played Golden ~ West to a standstill in the Gf first half and only trailed by a 5-4 margin \~:hen Steve Mar- ron ranuned in a shot after ;~ a steal with 5: 12 , left in the °'' third ~riod. ~-----But the veteran Ruc;tlers z. came back witb three goals in a 2~·minute spree.-and With an 8-4 advantage, it was all but over. Frank Browne, Jim McA dams (with a nice pass from Browne) and Keith Colton bagged the crucial I goals. OCC cut it to 8-5 near the end of the third period on a shot by Doug Frantom, but b · Golden West scored the first ~ four goali: of the foutrh ~.quarter and with 1:56 to go b:. enjoyed a 12-5 lead. Fullerton complained bit· terly about the officiating, 9 especially t h a t of Brucy ti Bradley, who coached Golden· .?• West's. swimming team last .l spring when Hermstad was &· -0n a sabbatical. . OCC had a 30-29 edge in ·f1 fouJs, but most of the Pirates ~t Infractions came in the open· 'r ing)ialf. ,.. Larry Robertson and Kurt ,_. Westerfeld paced the GWC !' scoring with three goals each. --t" Westerfield , who sat out the second and third quarters ,..,-jth foul problems, scored his three in the final period wben the Rustlers had it wrapped up. Larry Blatterman topped OCC's scoring. with three. It Was only the second time in eight games that Golden West had defeated OCC. The I "only other time was in 1969. ·· All-league Water Polo All.Or111ge Le1gue Pi"~'. Tt 'm MVP: Wll 01vl• (University) Goolit: Bob Malool, L&e1un• Baech Seott Cll.llfev {El Dorado. Oooo Johnson CLl.IClune Beach), John Maori IEI o~-,,~~i. .,.,,.,, r11ar" <Sn.,~··1, Tom Oflvler IV11lenclel. Biii Gauller, CVnlver~ity). Stconcl Team GOBl i•: R•n S1.,or (l!nivenil") ~nd Gu• N,cl<eever IValonct11l. Cameron CosarOVI (Univ~rsltv). Ch~ r lit Kersch (Scoornl. Ml~.• N~l~on (Brea), Pete Mcrlcn (L•<>11na 'le~r~). 0 -ivld o~voro~ IL·'luna BeachJ. Ric~ Miller (El OQ,!'adol. Hort0r1b!• Mtntlon Kim L·"• , ... ,,, lt:I Onr.1d"), Jell Tavlor lSnnoral, G<ea 0 e Youn O l~o,,,,1al ., ..... H~··""~~ 1 "'-' o~-a~ol. Mark Thom111 (Vniversltvl. Larry CfmpMll (Univer1;1y). Ken Blrgante cereal. Pat Lyon (Univ~r:;1ry1. Jell Ha:tsJI! llJnlv~•·:iiv), 0 'n Pennt·• Clenuna Ilea•~'. Rnb New!~n (L111un~ Be;tch), 01 Simmont !Laguna Beac~J. Stev• Olivier (Valenda). Pro Scores • ; I COSTA -~MESA-DATSUN - Presents FOOTBALL FOR_ECAST ~--w. 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Pittlb11'91! •••• , , ..•••. 2l Clntlnd .••.•.•••••• 10 Cruc111 t•me In AFC C111tr1I Ot!Wt'tn top centtndtrs. lll'llWlll could flOISillly M out et lltto r.ct llY tflls time •• , St..i.111 llOmOH II,._, l).4, HCOflCI Wffl et -son, hfhtle-:-•.. -.••••• -24 l•hiMOre ••••••••••. ll It's not 1ui-prts1nt t1111 Ctlll lltve lowfll pow1r qvotient ht NFL. Y6Ulll tHms ll1v1 1W01111m1, 11111 tht't'll 111v1 more Slllldty. 8111• pOIJped COlh, '1·12, in pr1vlolt1 milch. • Plllladelpllle .•. • •...••••. 2l N-York Glam .••.•••..... 17 Tltft1 Mlft'M E1tlts ..... flr11 gru111 01t Olg Gi1nh llld1, 23-23, INck In 2llCI wttll ti IH!l'NI lffw N,Y, 11111 ll•d tHICll'INMlll t1hlllitllft ..--. Ettl• win lltrt will M no upnt. N1w E11tlo•d , •.•••..•.• 26 Ho•st9• •••••••••••• 21 Oiltf'I tnly J-llO'lnl llfllll rCIOfl ,. "•11'101 .......... nd llf•Ylllfl •I llom-11111 !My bt toOd OPP'rtullity .. Wift 2nd ••mt ot so1son. ,.th an•lou1 te st•v oul ot AFC Etll ll.llsomtnt. 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Might ... flPnl of titld ...... . ~ Th1nks1ivin1 Day-Thunday, Nov, 22 Allblma 311 L.S.U. 14 November 241h (continued) Natl'I Dime '31 Air Fon:e • 7 TtUI 31 Texas A &M 17 Ptnnsllvanla 23 Cemtll 17 Utah Stile 22 Southlm Miss. 17 Penn tlle 31 Pltbbur1h 21 Friday, Novembef 23 Purdue 2D Indiana 14 Ritt 21 T.C.U. 2D Oklahoma 31 Nebraska 2D Rutrers 25 Col11t1 7 Saturday, Nov, 24 -Major Colleges San Die10 State 21 Nortfl T1Q1 • San Jose State 27 Hawaii 15 Arizona State 35 Arizona 17 South Carolin• 27 Clemson · 22 Boston Coll11e 31 Massachusetts 11 Southern Illinois 23 Illinois St.ate 14 S.M.U. 21 ··i'" " Brown 311 Columbia 11 Stanford 21 C1 ifomla • Cit Po~ (S.L.0.1 31 Lo'na Beach 21 T1mple 17 Villanova • Colora o 24 Kansai State ~~.Tennessee " Kentucky 23 Connecticut 2D Holy Cross Dartmouth 21 Princeton 1 Texas Tech II Arkan u s 11 Florida 14 · Miami, Fla. 10 Toledo 29 Xavier 14 Frwsno State 31 Nof'.thtidl• 1 Tulsa 35 Wichita 1 HaNard 23 Yale 21 U.C.l .A. 34 SouttMtm Cal ID Utah · 27 Briaham Younr 17 Houston 31 Wyomin1 ~ Vanderbilt Ill inois 23 Northwestern 17 Tame• 7 Kent State 27 Central Michiran 1 Washin1ton State 30 Was inrton 14 Lamar 22 Arlinl(ton 20 W11t Vif1.inla 22 Syracu~t II Louisville 22 WestTeus 7 Now:tlco 2D Colorado State 11 Maryland 27 Tulane 2t North arolina 21 Ouke 11 Memphis St.ate 14 Cincinnati g No. Carolina state 45 Wake Forest 1 Mich11an St.alt 27 Iowa 7 Ohio State 17 Mlchican 10 Minnesota 21 Wiscons in 22 Ohio U 24 Marshall 14 ' Mississippi 21 Mi1sissippi State ts Oklahoma State 2t Iowa State 10 Missouri 21 Kansas 20 Ore1on 21 --Orwaon State 17 First! 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By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -I had a dream the oilier nlihl, and It , had to do with television. I dreiinlecr there wero oo Senate hearinss, for anything, on the home tube. I dretmed there was a bulletin on the net-ks !hit tb.e Isra.ellf •nd Arabs had settled au dll!erences and llopped all fighting. I dreamed that the networks Immediately followed up with special broadcaab showing people In the lffddle East smiling broodly as th<y lallced and lalked about peace. ' I DREAMED that there wu a television ~ saying that the Arnerlean government had developid a .syntheUcJuel that lmmdate!y flided the energy cri,slJ .. I dreamed \llol video cor- respondents Pm'leas followed this up wJlh reportt that the American doll&r had shot, up In _value ~,,... at_'lla higbost pcunt In 1"arl. I dreamed' that Watler Cronkite, L J 0 h D a.notuar, Howard It Smllh .and Harry Reasooe• an. conr.-with lllliles on the ume Dlgbt that there ju1f "881't any bad news to report. I dreamed that' Ibo hie auto makers put on video com- meclals saying they had developed a spectacular new high-mileage toi!!"1 and thot they had asked JWph Nader to test it. Ltofltrf W ~H.,..... Wash1· .. "on D c i t ..... w.. Thie .. ,""*" wu ,..., "''h ...., Uif~ I • ., ' ..;un;u COllnty Cltrtt ot °''"" CWlllY Oii Republicans and Democi:ats ,..,...,_. 20. 1•n. HNf1 celebrated months of peaceful l"vtlf!Mltd Or•• c .. ., 0111y "'°' • Nowmller n. n w ~ •· 11. nonpartisan cooperaUon. t•n , J.W.).11 I dreamed tba!_Henry Kl,.. , , p~ NO'l1t"l!t Inger ha4 a-video """' con-1--===~==---I temice in which he coo!esaed ''ml•'°~'.:::.':~" he was wooderlng what to •• ~M filllowlnt l*'IM II ~ Nll'llU do next as 1eert'·-of state i.:ESTIOI ..... l!:r. "· ......... -..J ll'o'd., NtwPtrt a.tclto .t:llM because he had llU'atgbtenf!d Ctlerln l'r111kll11 Cot• •1i.t. .. lto'Vt l.n .. Newport IMtllr (.1111, ..... out all our foreign iroblema. Tiii• MIM• •• 'onduetfll ., • I dreamed that I Skylab =:.tt0 •MOC1111on °'""' tMn • Cl'llrill P. COIMwwthV crew sent a message to earth Tiil• "'''"""' wt• ,,.. w1tfl "" Via tel •·•-that ._.::;-C-W CIM"k of Orllllt C-IY 911 eVJllJ\Jl1 IOrlle n~· No....mi.r ~o, 1'73. ttans had dropped ln for a PW11...., o,.,.. c.ut-J=: friendly visit and wanted to ~ ~· ." tnd 1>to1r1w. ~:; · know the way to San Joae. PUB~C NOTICE.. ' Mesa~s Few modem corned!'" m better stru<tured In tone and navor than 'jA Thousand Clowns," and even an im- perfect pfoducllon of Herb Gardn""' minor classic Is, ti the eod, more enjoyable lhu a flawless orterlng of a plaf O! !mer caliber. • FlllenOut Baetcro-1"So1111d! ' Se1r1 introduce• .tbe TRU-EAR Hearing Aid dealped to focus on desired convenations and soften UAwanted noise.· If you have a problem hearln1, come in for 1 demonstration of tbe Seara directional Instrument. " '81!..'"'..1 ~ .. ~~ Ast-·11ears c.n-t credit Plall :=..-=: --·--·-'"' _c:-. .... -- I ' Thursday, Nowmber 22, iq73 i • ., ·Entertaining 'CloWris' , Writers through the years have composed variatloos on the theme of lndlvkiuallty vs. the establishment from "You can•t Take 11 With You" to "Absence of.a Cello," but f9w ·have -managed to ~le a character ol. such marVflous eccentricity on the one ,hand and hard, co\d raUonalii:ation rDD the other. as did Gardner with his Murray Bumi. Intermission Tom Titus In a generalty s k I I If u I tern. In rushing his dialogue, performan<o, but one whfcll lie not oiilf lie<omes dilffcult is strangely lacking In depth. to undentand, but also l'llJl5 Engman. creator of many counter to~ his character, a memorable roles In the past, child prodigy whose speech .... TMOUSAHD cLOWH•.. is a good, breezy. physical would be more measured and A comtd'Y·tw Hn 01rdntt'. ,,.1'9C..., comic with an instinct for a lntellectual . ~k Pit~ Tj::111n:, t.ctut1c11 dlrw:~or good laugh llne, but he tends p.i1:or1n1':' .. ~~· .,t•i;.:Cf cos':: I to gl05$ OW!' the more fn.. TWO LOCAL. ·newcomers M9a c1v1c "~ Frid1Y1 1ne1 tricate as......t• of b t s are featured in the supporting s.1umv1 ., '''° ftlr<:IUgl'I o.c.. 1 I""'-'"' I • ., n.. C4m!l'Mlnltv e.,i~ 111c111or11.1'" character in what becomes ro es of Murray s brother on ''-0r..,... C<MJnfY • F1frtrounc1.. ~ v~ satisfying s~· -f'mold and~al worker's COit• ' 11....,111-...~ .~ l 1TWno_,al; lithited 1p· thQ: •· · , entw• ' dd. ! Ronakf ~ TH• o/dr i· Y ·6f~ievabiltj. ~.. · \i MoeJlii Li tilll Holre im- Murr1v IUl'N ....... It.,.,. &r\Ol!Mln Diana Spencer as the social pressive ·as the stab I e , ...... _,..,,. ............ ,....., k "th tend b establis'---~~--b th Nick 1' :, ...... ,:.\dim Sfnykln WOr er W1 8 er eaJ"ti lWICUWUUUl l'O er1 Alblt'f".~ ..... ._.°"" Miiiet' who takes on an '"extra cSSe' reflecting an emotion a C!,,~~A:~·::::~ ~ ~,!;; in Murray, overcomes some weariness which is vital to -' ' :· • !/litiat jllJ'!ifl<Witi (In lllor~ ~·n'~ -~lw\i"'!llJerAI • tn his '' ; • . 'CJ;Ying ag:8Mt, normally,. 1""'"1!>' douu l!' l!ert. shows Mgmy,. la tlie• Of -actress' d!Mm J ·lo ereate a profrilse for future· roles but cbaracter1 .most pt W! !"ould solid and w e 11 -d ·e f i n e d is not quite up to his assign. like to be at some point or characterization. Her moves ment in the areas of line other in our. lives, and , we and reactions are increasin81Y aelivery. and stage presence. rqot •for hiDi in w~t we. effective, and she finishes on Finally, there is Bernard sus pect ls a losins battlt, The a very high note. -Slmorv~ tl!e kiddie show hol;t, role1 itaelf 11 an eat.Unable Young Adam Sipykin, iii "'Chuckles lbi!.,CJrlP~Unk," a challeng1~ .. for an ~· not , the role of the 12-year-<>I~ role: .tailor Q}ade., for his only _In 11! d~mg;stage nephew, Nick, is an "'i•ging talll)ls. $lmon, In-his brief tini.e, ~pi a.liq m it8. Y{lrlqus perfonner who handles himself sequence, conveys ·more de.ptb sb&des,of m~ which must well on .stage, but his line ·of character· than ·anyone in be alfemately drsplayed, delivery is somewhat ol a prob-the ca.t, · t1'0ttlllg out tbe . . . AT THE COSTA Mesa Civic Playhouse, Robert El!gman St·ar 11:ve.; wti''ew' ... unearths most of these facets U • " W ' ., boorlSlt, kid-bating /~ ack, but alao reveal1Dg1 t he ::athetlc, hypertensive flgure und""'°'th. A 1plend~d pcrformance. Set design. always a stronc point at Costa M,.., la particularly so In this - du~ion . whlCh demands clut· ter to th< point of tatal abo& don. Director Pali Tambelllnl ha! fashioned an attractive, eye-catching show which ~ quires adjustment only ID some areas ot cha.tact« shading and presentation, "A 1bousand CIOwM,. ccxt- Unues for two more weeteods. Fridays and Saturda}'!, In th< Community Ce.nter auditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. CALLBOARD -The Laguna Moultoo .Pta)1louse has announced auditions Sun- day for 118 next production, the venerable comedy "Llfe Wll4 Father." Alex Koba will be directing lire show. Roles -are avaUable for four men in the 50 to 60 age bracket, three women from 30 'to 411, four ho}'! ages I, 13, 15 and 17, and four gJrls in the middle teen range. Tryouls are sclleiluted for I p.m. at the playhouse, 66 Laguna canyon Road, 1.agima Beach. "Life Wllh · Father" opens Jan. 22 for throe ,...U. Why . . ' 'Perry··Mason' Axed DID YOU KNOW THAT A 1974 DODGE DART SPORT IS PRICED $146 LESS * THAN A VW SUPER-BEETLE? et ~Ut ..... LDS ANCELES IUICE CllllTIU IOICE DWEii DI tlUY • By JERRY BUCK faU season. It is believed that · UJS ANGELES 1 AP ) the mid-seasoh changes by tbe } three networks will be the -.P,erry Mason's comeback try most• extensive in y~rs. A on television failed largely number of lackluster shows because too many people were _ -plus ~me better-than- Pulling -it-in too niany-direc-a~~ag,e. senes t~t haven;'t ti l M t -made 1t in Uie1 ratings -will o.ns, says s ar o n e be swept out: Markham. "The New Perry Mason'' • "There were too many was largely a C()ll}eback ef- divergent opinions on how it . fort. Erle ·Stanley Gardner sl:fould go " said Markham created " the lawyer in 1933 ho 'led th • 1 r·th ' anct ~ 00 nov.els ln which w recrea e ro e 0 e he always ~on his cases. Ray· master lawyer on CBS' ·~e mond ·BUIT starred in the New Perry ·Mason."· The 'orlgibal ~'Pefry 'Mason" that network canceled the show ran. f{r. nil$ years on CBS last week'.' ' . and is still seen in renms. "We just didn 't have time . It Is ~Y believed that to sliake it do.wri," MatkqiUn . " ' -·' · the rigid structure and so m e w h a t old·fasblooed format was not co,mpeUtive in today's more sopbist.l.cated television. ERNIE . FRANKEL, th e co-prodllCtr, said, "Our only regret ls that the best ahow8 haven't been on the a1r yeL Our latest shows are where I thirik the show should be." The new show had a com. pletely new cast, but it was structured very much like the o)d Show. Reportedly, there were a numbeJ; of batll~ over attemt>ls to ll)Dderillu tho show and make it more com- peUtive. · · said. "Our latest shows are much 'different 'ftom·-Ole fint1 ones ." " MC Bob . Barker A ·Sioux Indian ' . CHARLEY'S GOT A PROBLEM! B1 MXan. YN AND HY GARDNER A tom1er stunt pilot, Charley was quite content.adding to his •retirement Income" via small-time ban·K robbetles ... until one day he had the great bad·-1uck to find that, in robbing a small-town bank, he had stolen $750,000 of ''laundered monay" belonging to thp Mafia ... now ChaHey really hadaproblem... .-' , HOW TO-GET THE "'°NEY"BAC!(TOTHE MAFlAI ' . . "The opening seciuenee (the b~nk heist.and escape} and the closing sequence (In which Charley, in the cockpit of lln ancient biplane, faces down a Mafia hit-man in a high-powere<:t automobile) are· amolig the best things of this sort I've seen In any i-ecent movie:• -VINCENT CAN BY, N.Y. Times I ' . ",,.Siegel tops his own 'Dirty Harry: It is on1. of the alHlme greats!" .i -BUN DAY MIRROR "Careens with unpredlctabletwim, leemslfllth tension an~ pace and nal~ng action. I had ' a terrific time!" · . · • · • · .. '• \ ~ . ·-G~NESHA!.tr,w eviv . "An attention grabber1Taut,a<:lion1iacicellf~!er Matthau is a naturall"-• · ' ·., ('.' ~ '" -"'NN GUARINO, DAIL"I NEWS "Fas! moving action thriller!" -BERNARD DREW MAT1NllS AT ALL ' WAa.-tTMMS. THlll SUN. C.UL JHIATH f'OR CO•HlT, TIMI I POUCY • Q: We keep . .re8ding about movie -¥: syr1'bo11 · eon· · a&andy falling ia. ud ou& of love. Do' any of tbem know what rtal Jove Is? -C. K., Evusvllie •. In~. . A: Raquel Welch, for one, feels that lovio'defles del!ni- •· tloo.. "It's s~h a · different thing in each different sltua· , tion," she says. "I just know that a state of balance ·doesn't always exlit. It's almost always a teeter.totter. One person is giving more than he's taking. One's taking :more ;than he's giving. One person's in a·better position than the other -and then that changes." Concludes Raquel: "There are all kinds* love." ••, . q, I haven'. heafd a word aboat Jodie M-hr years? Is be '40l ' aJlve? -Donna P., Duluth, Mina. A' Very much so: The one-time rabbinical student, back playing night clubs, will appear at Miami Beach's ... • i. Playboy Plaza in midwinter. Also, Mason's problem- filled first film, "Roger of ~1iami Beach," made several ·years ago, may finally be released. ('Glad Jou Asked That') Q: It's going to cost me lf i lose thl5 'bet: Isn"t Bob Barker of •'Trut h or Couequeoces" of lndtu. extrac- tion? -Elvlse Roache«e, Statesi lslud, N.Y. • • A: Yes, that's the truth -so don't pay the conse-- "-quence5! Bob's a third-generation SiOU&. He spent bis early boyhood on Rosebud Indian Reservation in Mi!sion, S.D .. where his. mother was a teacher. (Wonder if there's •' ahythilig Freudl•n about his collectlng over 600 soldier . ·figurines.-.soine m6re than 200 y~ old?) • , • • • ' SI DAILY PILOT Thursdl7; Nowmbtr 22, 1973 ' THI OUnTANDINC> NOW THIU FAMILY SHOW OF TUESDAY THE HOUDAY SIA.SON I '"-'-' "BIG FOOT" "BL UME IN LOVE'' • + "NORTll COUNTRY" 1.,.. O'NHI "THE THIEF Wed.-Thur5, WHO CAM E TO DINNER" Fri.·Sat ... Sun. lortt I• <:.a.r C 11 From 12:30 ...................... A ~WU l'rooiriim -Elizabeth 11 lor "Ash~" Helmut ~r .. Keith Baxter .. Henry Fonda.- Aoat.adbytbnoni':ll~ Oiro:afiJb\-·LartyPNn Watnby~~bn;rl ~-~~~ •J Abc~IJi'Mam• QhbyTiOiNQl..CR ~ . . . "........,,,.. "'-..,.. ~l ' -· Neal'ly Everyo~e Listens to Landcl's • .. Re s urgen~e for Orig inal Radio Dra1na By JERRY BVCK tile '40s and died In the '50s. LOS ANGELES (AP) Network radio drama was born in the 1930s, peaked In Television dealt it a death blow. Rock, country, talk, all· ne-#s, one-;rr--all~the myriad speeialiiatlons of radio -elbowed It off to oblivion. I '"A 11•antic bl~1ster!" But radio drama -the theater of the mlnd -just THE WAY WE "SUPER SURFING" "LIQUID SPACE" ly DoM Der.ii 7:10 & t :lO !oc.lrt IMfllllt 'WESTWORLD" AND "SOL VENT GREEN" WERE ~ ('(f\'I• ., ...... if ~n:.!~~:~· -" . . ·'-'••• " STADIUM " I : .. ~·.i.. .... ~ltl.l-•,• _..,. -.... STADIUM "l .-- .. "'"'\<!1'1 l.'...1'1 -W .... ,. -... STADIUM J . .. ...,..._.\!..L_\,, -• -..... ,~,..-·~. STADIUM•! :; .. .&il. lu.t..t!.hl ~' • "JEREMY" IPGI At 7 & 10:13 P.M. ... "THE STERILE CUCKOO" lPGJ At 8:40 CALL THU.TRI FOi SUNDAY MATINEE SCHEDULE •~rtlrl SIN!wnd Robtrt Rldtord ''THI WAT WE WERE" IPG J "SOUND OF MUSIC" IG-J ... "IOMEO & JUILEr" IGPI "JERI MY .. ••• "OKLAHOMA CRUDE" IPGI "IAnLl OF THE AMAZONS'" ••• ''SHA.NG-HAI IU(LERS .. t l J "'ASH WIDHUDAY" IR» ... "'STIAW DOM" llJ "SOtMtl-A ..... Netto." IPGJ ... "RAG-I'' IPGJ wouldn't lay down aod play dead. In the darkest days, devotees could tune ln to plays on shortwave from BBC and other overseas stations. productr of such past shows as "Inner Sanctum," "The Thin Man" and "Grand Cen- tral Station." will produce lhe new shows for CBS. Five years ago, t a p e cartridges of the old shows began to circulate among col· lectors. Two years · ago the old shows returned to radio on a crest of nostalgia - "Fibber McGee and Molly," "The Lone Ranger," "'lbe Shadow,'' "Lwn and Abner" and "The Green Hornet." said sam 'Coot Digges, presl· dent of the CBS Radio Divislon. "It's doubted the au- dience and ln some cases quadrupled Ii. In a few In- stances the audience has in- a-eased 1 .... 1o1c1. more coming In and will begin taping the shows Nov. 12 In New York using well-known actors and actreMeS. Each night's show will be a separate story. BROWN AND Digges were·l--.:....-------- NOW, ORIGINAL, con- temporary radio drama .is returning. "The Honywood R a d i o Theater," with Rod Serling as host was born the first week of September. It is syn- dicated to more than 100 sta~ tions and soon· will be heard over many of the stations of the Mutual network. , Beginning Sunday, Jan. 6, 1974, the' CBS Radio Network will inaugurate "The CBS Radio Mystery 'Ibeater" with E.G. ~1arshall as host. The creaking door from the long- defunct "Inner Sanctum" will open each of the ooe-bour shows to be broadcast seven nights a week. "Ninety percent of the a~ dience is under 50 years. The appetite ror radio drama is there. It 's exciting to think of listeners using their im- aginations again. Television took away the need for im- agination." JAY KBOLOS, a 33-year-<>ld Los Angeles advertising maa, so young he can barely remember network radio's heyday, conceived. the idea ol "The Hollywood Rad i o Theater" nine months ago after seeing the succesa the old shows were having. "The UMOlicited response has been overwhelming," he said. "Our Los Angeles ouUet, KGIL. got 1,200 telephone calls the first night 'Ibe mail is pouring in.". Kholos said, 'iAn interesting thing is that there appears to be a tremendous youth n1arket. '!'hare 's a Whole generation that missed radio. \Ve were confident we'd get the people over 30, but the youth niarket ~·as a sleeper." · ln Los Angeles for a special . meeting of the Hollywood Radio... &Jelevisi i Among those on band were F.dgar, Bergen ( " E d g a r Bergen and Charlie McCarthy"), Jim J or dan ("Fibber McGee"), Us Tre- mayne (uMr. First Nighter"), Meroedes McCambridge ("In- ner sanctum"), Jay Joolyn (''Mr. District Attorney"), Hal Peary (''Th e Great Gildersleeve"), Bret Morrison ("1be Shadow"), and such versatile performers as Marvin Mill er and Lurene Tuttle. Brown said, "I see red when _I hear the word nostalgia air piled to lhls. It's not nostalgia -it's an art form. Where in theater but radio do you have the audienc e participating and using their i magi n at ion? It's not ·nostalgia. It's an art form that's been lying unused for so many years." He sa id he has 15 scripts from top writers ready, five "Stations that have been playing the old shows have had a phenomenal success," MANN THEATRES Hyman Brown, creator aJ1d ·m ~~ ~ ... ,; 14th SENSATIONAL WEEK EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT Wed .·M•n.·111H. Thu .... lbru Su11. 7:•·t:31 t::Ml·l::ll·S:H·f:>O·t :M U.A. CITY AND SOUTH COAST CINEMAS-TUESDAY 5k tL.AD!liS,AHD GOLDEN AGERSJ OPEN 'TIL 1:0CI P.M • SHOWING NOW -- """'! WED. MON, TUE5·1:SO-t:.JD THUltS, THJtU SUN , 1:JO.J:>0-s:•1:JO & t :ll m ~~.~lJ:\!za I ~~·1111 WALT DISNEY'S hil•riou11 comedy T.utt' DAR!\I ~ CAT Wld. Moll, Tu". 1:2s. Th11rs. trirv Sllll.·l:•S-l:U ••• ''.D_UMIO Th• Flylng Elephant'' WED. MON, TUES.·l a. lO:JI THUltS, Thni SUN,•ll:JO. J :U.7 & ll::Je m~~i.t~n ~Uf.JJSt Elll•llETH TAYLOR HEl<IRY FONDA "ASH WEDNESDAY" (RI + !Ml Oll~t~ndlNJ 1h•rl NORt.!AN r.l"'1C~'.~'JC'.' WE"), t.ION ·TUE' ·1:1! t:ll T~Ul!S l!U u SUN.·I J:~;. $:1! 7 :1;t:~O ,, ....... , •ll.•lllOll 11. ..12~lS2.6 ...... ..- SAUT•WUMAN M•A's•H 1"'1 su11"'1 Your Loe•I ounfi1httt U•ocoln "'"· -~··' ·-· 111 ... 010 •KllAID M.dlll e IOO T.t.n OI. THI DEADLY TIACKIRS i'Gl THE OTMll 1,.1 . , ... Oo••• ''••••• •I l•--"C'•·I 961..Z•ll __.....,.... __ __ THE WAY WE WtRl fN I ........ 1 ... ' .... .ic..-. .. Gt••• f tff••• ~)f.6111 ~''"••Y ....... i.t. S..S·llll s.ft o;o.,. , ..,. (•~ .. , .... °"'•"'• ftl·454S -... ............ SAUT kllllllll#t M0 A·s·H ff'IJ ---· _:'~' 1.0c;ol Glllllfltttftr ~ DfJ>N CX1l!J!i./1' ln'.lOI' N!MU£ MILlS ·J)NES ·FrovWC ·N\C~LL ·['RAND. lilChnlcotor • ......... ..,. •UUIA Yi.ti\ Dtt.WMl!oll te. tl'IC. 0 IMS W•ll oi_,. ,,_ ..... IGI =.:a .. 1.· _...~ ~ . ~ \A~'N ~ •Cf/IW3Br 'B'.m1JN ' VV I IV Sc:fMnp(1y by ·~ .. , ... ..,. CO.prcxtuc•fl • Dlrecttd by THE GORDON! and Bill WALSH • "Woffrt ... , t.i" .., 11!( GOtlllll ': BILL WALSH • RON Mtlt.lR • l'I09CllT &TEV(~ MATINEES AT ALL THEATllS • THUI SDAT·SUNDAT • • ' CO.HIT ALL THIATRIS 'I "":_ ,.,., DI SNEY'S -"DUMBO" ' (G) I • • l ~ A._._•t I.A. Frwf, T•ttn Sq111" • A4-tl9' , I • f • I -A-Chrishuas~kick-off ~· .ff.·. so big we'll have to l:'t·•: ·call-out the Marines! ~~ S•"t• Cl•u• ,Th• Mltc:h•ll M1rion•tf•1 Chrl1fm11 troup•, ·"·~;, The U.S. Mtrlne Corp1 81 nd, Ckri1tmt1 c:1roler1 -thev ~~. . •II wl1l li1 h1r1 for tht "Toy1 for Tott" lr.lelc-off '~, :.: c1l1br1tlo11 1t H11ntin9ton Ctnfer Midty, Nov. 21. \:,( 1.1 Mori th111 100 c:ommu11ity or9111!11tio111 wtll p•rticlp1te '~~~.. In b.h1lf of the U.S. M1rin1 Corp1 Re1•rv•'1 annu•I ~;t': l ov1 for Toti dd~• 111 th• comm1i1111tv m•ll of • '-· H1.111ti119to11 C•nt•r. ..-;._ _ • Frld1 v:• 11i1p•r 1ch14~1, T11tJ1i1cl•1 5 holiday 1how1 by th1 M1tth,!t M1rio111tt•1 •t 1 ·2·1~4.l &i"JO r.·m· Th• co1n111u11lty Chrl1tm11 tr•• li9hti119 c•r•mo11v fol ow1 •f 1 I'·'"· with c1roli1191 l••di119 to tft, m•l11 1ttr•tflon th• '"""''' Chri1tm•1 Co11t•rt bv th• ltd M•rin; , , • Corp1 Air Wirwg ltnd. 0011 t flllll thit fin• comm1,1nlty t•ltbr•fio11. lt'1 fr•• ind 11'1 fun. l••th t n4 Edl119•t •t th1 S111 Di190 Frt•W•Y· BOOK-GIFT & ARTISAN SHOPS OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. DAILY SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Vi1it thi1 u11lq1i1• vill191 f11t urinq' 1rti11111 1t work ~r11ting 111w p1r10111li11d obj1tl1 i11 pottery, j1w1lry, l11th1r, wood 111d rii1t1 I. L1t -yo1i1r thiHlt•ll thrill to our No1'1 Ark with i+. lo1'd of 1tufkd 111i1111l1. ff 1hoppin9 or ju1t looking for 1om•thi119 n1w • , , 111 M1r1111th1 Vlll191. -(714) 556·7620 2400· SUWLOWEJ. SANTA W Exclusive Showing HE.LL HATH NO FURY · UKE 10,000 WOMEN! "BA TILE OF THE AMAZONS" Ill Women Of Love And W1r ••.. Better At BO!h Then Any Mon! plus 2ND MAJOR FEATURE "CATCH 22" WITH ALAN ARKIN & RICHARD BENJAMIN EYES: FROM 7 P.M. CONT. SUN. 2 P.M. • • a • • 0 0 FOUNTAI N VAllEY ,,]o ':',~~~I "' . . . · ,/buth Coast Repertor_v -:':'( .-- Mola.t.'1 "THI WOULD.II GENTlEMAN" NOW THIU OEC, 16 • DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa Civic Playhoose "'llllm "A THOUSAND CLOWNS" .. : I .......... BROOKHURST AT EDINGER ,,_ ,,., :S:J.O JhlJ l :OJ 10.10 All Tiie 1141-h Of ,; Mi.lll<lll Cemtll'f -l 1rt4111e St["' "l~~1;11~7:N~IW: .. :::·:~:C:O:lT~A~M~IS~A~;·~·~·~·~·~··~·~V~AT~•O~N~S~,=CA:C'.".'.:-:"'::··~~:'~'ll ................ -.. A ~~ Elizabeth Taylor 'J\sh llJHINRY IOND}tVednesday" IN HAltlOtt SHOPfltNG CElfTtlt U:bb'{TIOiNO:l.C« Max'"voo~ Liv Ullmann. PREMIER ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT The New Land --""'""'"""""' O•"""'""""'"""'"""'"" ~ ·~· "OIE Of TlfE MOST llPRESSft'E ·p.""""~-,ill[I· FIUIS OF THIS YUlt, AllO • ' • • • : AllY l'£AR. TOWERIMG 1\\\11\if\\fll ·•.:.>•'..;> .l.' A~A V ~ r, 'A V ! ',,\ · , 7 'l ,i ! .i \ ·HOLIDAY MATINEES Fll.·SAT •• SUN. ·l'::; CALL THEATRES FOR ll'Ol • WORI lint fE1I PWl.Ull" • -QMllS c.-,lilf • u • e NOW EXCLUSIVELY e • 2nd TOP FEATURE . BEST "THE OTHER " :SELLER NORI1I COUNTRV-••d . +,.CO~OI' ' "---------' • ' «,a fDWARDS '· • 1 _,11 l l~H \IHI ; U,"I' MSTB~OOI< I! ... 4:)0.7:0IJ.til$ ,.L U.f. & $11H. I 1,00..i, 1MIM-7:00-t:1 S MOH. & TUI. ,,-...,11 ""'"-'-;:i RtH~"""' a...-G .... •li:t0 4'01 -WU, MOM. I lUf. ~ 6:1J , .... TlfUIS. rlL, SAT. I SI.IN. Ol'9t ,,,., llAR90R at ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 546•3102 ON HARBOR BLVD.-ONE MltE SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. Their goal.,.assassination. . Nov. 22, 1963 ... accomplishf!Cll BURT WICA8TER ROBERT llYlll ... Will BEER moonvi'Ai:Jiii PR08ABlY THE MOST CONfAOYEASW.. Fit.M Of' QUA Tl ME 2nd HIT DMIR SHARIF DYAN CANNON "THE .BURGLARS" ' ILSO - HENRI FOMDI PREMIER ENGAGEMEKT • • THE WAY ••RE E.vthtng seemed· 10 lmportarit then ... eYel'I love! i 1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-( The Bheriifb111bt b' peace. N:wl hil llllUll klll il'l'!l¥lfKID& IUOIARD HARRIS RODTAD.OR . THE DEADLY TRACKERS ' . SHOWING NOW· CALL THEATRES FOR 2nd HITS EDWARDS I\\\ 11\t f\\Hl H,\•r\J~ Al A0AV') (;''A V!',t. • '}7 4141 • • • ---------- ~ '->fllDIU'.' -UHIVE IN ·~ .!liUlt'J.:}llM!fli ll:llJl·n-~'l!IA ~· 21111 AT HUNllNGTDN 2nd IT CW Biiiy Dee Wllllams Richard Pryor GEORllEC.SCOTT .~i .. c;;-·1 FAYEIUIAWllY i ~ . al..~ f'attN' llll-~ll#[t lllH ...... -!POI · IN "HIT" ,., ' J i .l ~ .. • •. ,• 'I • . ) : I ;\ • '.I ···i . I .I I ' 1 ' ' I I • ' ...-·-·-· ~ I I .. 48 DAJLY PILOT Th"""1y, N....,ber 22, 197' l~. New, Pyro S Welding Torch • Produ11s sooo• plus 1.,,.pttotartt • Solt, tompa<I oM ,.r111ble ••• HSf I• ,.~1 .. 111llll. ' • ~Miat~tllt ,,._ ....... ' ..... ~ .. I ..... .,.. -· ..... .. , .. _~_ ............... . . ·-·""""'""'; ... ..-· l ..... c.i .. ~~\t ~ .• ,., ... _... .... . 1, f. ."" ....• -.,..: •• ~ \ ' H• __ ,,_, ;,,,-.. ···:,":.- Glu-Zit, Sure-Bond Contact Cement , W\t"prOof -11110111 • f,f\""'111g wi,..._uf rlamps It pmiff- • Wafks '"mes I 111d11ts 79c Pt. • ..,. \ ' • I I . ~ l t ' K '! R" W f erm 1ma ants to •.. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOLIDAYS with Bar:gains from Every Department! • ' SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU NOV. 21th j -I ft ' t/ ~-' r ¥- Indoor-Outdoor · Replacement Bulbs f· ' • A1sorflM'lll •f rolors f • :'fll th~ ttt-ltolld 1,, •urn-t(lts \ • re-test-_4-for qvoliry 11111"' Ow ... r Proctor-Sile'x Ice Cream Freezer • lringt.Mk-th•toffol4clryll • Haw• he111•141)'e Uff"'.,.,. tilM you wont! . ,,;,,h,"''f~i's 7c I . 8( . 7" Ironstone .Cereal Bowls; . ·--·..., .,, .. ,; • fffllffr •ff ft. ,,_, • f'irfls ·v, ~--• -•Y desig1 49c"" K wikset Brass Entry Lock Set • Tylo lo1kstl for 11ddtd seu:ritt • Ho1clwa1a oncl 2 ktys ir1d11clell • Smart brass linish 3ss -Eo. ·~ _.!i]) ,,, .... OILY 7 --~CIP.,_, .. __ ,Black & Decker. II STOCK - ~lectrft Mowel" Block'& Decker ·dross Trimmer · • 01as rf11work1f ho.HI clipptrs _,, quic•ly 111cl fl•ally • • • Double insufolecl • Modtl ~1200 REG. 12.11 11ss • l i I -· ' Multi-Purpose Stanley Pliers • Strips tM 11111 wira • (11!1screws111111 trhnps flfl"iMls • M111y, fll•Y asnl 2•9 S-Lb, Bog of Wall Sizing -' . • u,,..,,., ................. , ~.fiprn ·.""" ... .. • IS...,.., r•rtN.tsittMt tlii.1 RIG, "' ·39~ l'tJlllJC NOTICE l'UBUC NOTICE PUBLICl NOTICE P'ICTITIOUI IUSINISS NAM• ITATIMINT SUP•lllOll COUllT 01' THE TM follow!111 ~ l• dolnt bllslnns STAT• 0, CALWO!tNIA l'Oll u : THI COUNTY 0,-OUNOI llOVEll GOl." CLUB, l'.O. l o.1 USS No. A•7'1Si C.ll Mtu, Clfltomi4I '2626. lOOCI P1r· NOTICI Of' HEAlt lNO •OP: l"ITITlON -lld, No. 14. Cotti MIM, CA. ,Oil PlltOIATI! 011' WILL AND ,llllT nu7 AND SICOND CODICILS AND l'Oll Ror.11d P. Hoowr, 2000 P1rsons lie LITTllS TESTAMllfTAllY No. I.a. Cotti MUI, Celll. 92627 E1l1l1 of LIDA 8. LUIPl"OlD, Decel .. Tlll1 IM!MM 11 condu<Uid bY Ml In-tel. ' dl\lldual . NOTICE 15 HERl!IV G1V!N ttllt ltonlld ,., HOOWI' TITLE lNSVll:ANCE AND TRUST (QM. Thlt •hi'-' WIS ftltd wtth IN County PAr;v 11'·~1 filed hlfelft • "'"'°" .... Cltrll of 0t"'9' c.intY on NowrnDM Pr00.19 ot Will Md 1'W ft 5-ld If, ltn (Q1:1:c111 •NI lor 1....at of L"1wa P.:Mlt ''"'"""'''' to tM !*!"-'· ,...,lftee Co.st 0.lly Piiot. tv •~·•kl'I 11 m.-tor fWtlW pertk liltar .. 2t tl'ld Otcemll« ttld 11\11 IM II-.... lllllce of ,_.1111 J.Uf.1J ftle U nit "" ._ .. tw DK. 4 ::._::c~---------'-'--'l ltn, al t:• a.11111 ... llit .. ~ tf· Dtptn-t • t " Mid c:wrt, et 1tl Cl\llc ~ •DfM Wttf, • -----~===~---1 '"' Cl"' .. '*"'• AM. c:.Mlrflll, PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOVS IUIUtlQ Dlltd Nt¥. 14 W71. NAM• STATaMaNT ..... • k ....... ,;r_n. fOllowllllil ptrllltl b dolnt ~MR \J C~ . M<: YACHT-UNOIRWAT•ll t•tv-~-:a.,"r ICEJ. 1007 OcHl'I """" .... 1; .... "•''to.~-.. BMtll. Cellfomla 911• • --Hant G. AlbrKM, 1007 OC-""""" 1'1Ul ....... Cll. - No. I ie.t IMc"-c.11 ....... •& I ---Tlll1 bulll'll'H II conduc:tecl llry M .. ....__ ... __ , • dl¥16val ...., ,.... HIM G. Albrtdlt .. It ... ....,, Tllll 1t11tmenl wu ftlild"""' ,_. C... .. °' °''""' CcMltY -...... .. 12.1m P!lbllllllld or...,. "'cwt DISt't ~ .,:~ " I a , ND¥lfl'lblr ts. 22. 2' ...... ~ .. Ttle ........ --.,_ ...... Im ........ : '· IUMOOUIST -.CIAftS. ,,.. PUBLIC NOTICE =· Aw. .... c... ..... '-· ,ICTITIOUI IUSIMbl ,...... r . ..,..._ 1151 Ml""*"• NAMI STATIMINT ....... Ca. tlMt Tl'll followi ne Pl!"-b doll'll .,..,... 1111 I . w""""'· ,.. I'. ..._. ··= 11¥11 .... u, ••• '-· ... CANYON KENNELS. •02 LlllMI .: c!· ~ .rtSJ' MlrhMr, Ct"Yllll llld., ~ ~ c.I..... Tllll 1M1,,.M a. c.9~ 11ry t _ .. '2iil ... tt ..... Viet« lilwl E-rd, !002 L.-' j,"'" Iii ~t ~ Rd., L"IUM IMQ, Cl"""" This .. ~ wa flied wlllt ni. Tlll1 MllllM It cCllldud9d W lfl I~ ~o::.. ~'-;~ 111 or._. ,_,., '" dl't'ldU&I ' • P lflW Victor f:Mn lilubll"*" Or.... c... Dtny ioi1o1 Tiii• '''""*"' "'' "*' wttt: .. 1..,c•-""''l:":~:·•:•:•""::.~•~•::..:"::"':::._'~m~--~"~':•~,; Clft of 0r'"91 COUfltY M No111n1M! ' It. lt1J ,..., PUBUC NOTiCE· lilllbllll'ltd er.,.. cont DtllY Pllot, ----:::::::::::::-::-===~--N11¥9mlllr IS. 22. 2' llld o.c.tTllMr l'ICTITIOVS tiutn1•11 " Im M17·11 NAMll ITATli•llT The '°''°"'"' ,.....,,. lr9 ..... ""''""' •1: PUBLIC NOTICE ltOYAL lilltlNTING, 1~1 '-tit '°""""'rd, Unit L.. W•~tml11111t r, 1 ·' 1 . rKTITIOVS IUSIMUI C.lllomt1 '2"3 1 ... • NAMI fTATIMINT Gr'90'Y Ktl°""rh, llS72 Ooadwl11 ' ·trM Mc:w1111 ,.,_ I• .... bc.111-Lant, Hlltllln;IOll lwdl, Clllloml• .. \ . """ • KM.so EAATil SHOES 01' LAGUNA, C•tMrlne K1lomlrll. i.372 Geolfwt!'I llJ.I SOUll'I Co.it H191'1Wrr, Uf1M1 l-. HU!lllllltorl lflc:ll. Ctllfomla lff(f!, Clllf. f2'51 """' Mtl\11.n Bom1t.iri. 21,, 00.111 ~w.,, Thi• blnlntu ,, ~ w M UgUM INc:h, CaUf. "'51 lnd1Vld1,111I Thi• l!l.illl'llU 11 QC!lldl,lctlcl bV an Gl'IOOr'f Ktlomlrt.. lndlvklu•I. Thlt 1119-t w.. 1"td Wiii! tM Mtl'f'ftl lornllftln County Ctn of ~ COunfY till Tlltt 11.i.rn.nt "'" fllef w1t11 tM ~-S. 1m C-'Y Cwt of Oflnot COunt'I °" , ..... Mll¥1Hlblr 12, tm lllUblllhld 0rtnf19 CMlt' Diiiy Piiot ,._ ... 1. 1s. n. 2'. 1m a..n .......... cn,..t Cont O.Ny • ,...,;;;;J. -=""'""'""',...,.,_;:;;:,,.__.=:.::; No1111...,.. 1, 1, is. l2. im un.n PUBUC NO'ncE f • 1 ' • • .. • .. • • 1 • • .. . . . . . . ' • - .. • I \ • · &antn:~ Cetttna Jady ... ,and so are we. He will arrive • ' ' ~ T • tomorrow il'.l ou r.. Carousel Cqu[t. Ma)<e your list, .che_ckJttw~-c;e, tl;ten ~eJI S!lnta . He'll.be here 'tiLChristroas from 10 to·9 .. . .. . .. ~~ ·~ daily except weel<end s. Our ·new ·ma·lf •• wing is now open and there's plenty of -close indoor parking. The new three- .Leve l p ~rking deck in back orthe ma-II ... .. t'-I ---'makes us the only. shopping ·cent~r in all the C::ouncywifh free in sid e parking. . Thursday, Nowmbtr 22, lq73 ' • ' t ·' .. . , J ~' .'.i'!: ·, -- DAILY PILDT 4J • / ...... -' • • ,. . l l&JSTOLATSANDllGOfllEWAY.COlTAMISA OVER 85 Fll'!E ITORES AND SERVICES .• f DEPARTMENT STORES ... Bullock's • Joseph Maanin • Moy Co . •'Sears• WOMEN'S APPAREL ... Albert's Hosiery • Aircie ·• Mr. Elliot's • Chris' Faiihiona • Finn'•• G•rte's • Gr;_te 'S • Houlii of Nine • Hubbub• "~udy's ~Lane'. Bryant • Lillian's·• M'!r~ene Fabrlque ~ Miss Hawaii • Se brina •.The !wet $eal • Z•lll's,Qsual Fashions-'\ , MtN'S APP.A~EL •.... c8f at's ° Chaaln'e • 'G~ntry, Lt~ .. • Harri!_~, Fran_k • HO!i_'!'he:,:s • Pre~ ",Shop • flebef Shop • CHl_LDREN'S Af>PARE~ ..• ~ergstrom'• Bejiy News • FAMILY SHOES' ••. Gudee·S.rnett4lnnae Shoe•• Thom McAn •WOMEN S SHOES .... C.H. Bal<er • q.m99.•.Fleld,1-• Joyce Shoe Tree • Leed's • CHILPRe('.$ SHQES ,. , cabot's , HOME FURNISHINGS •.•. G'olden Needle• Houle of Fabrl.cs •Singer• Udoff'a • VARl!TY..O~GS •.. Soultl Coast Drug ~ F;. Yf. W09l~rtt> • JEWELRY.Ql_FTS •• , Chic Accessories , .Galleon '• Jewels by Joseph • Koven • Jeweler•• qeorge Mµrrey •Pace setter• ~~j of lndl1 • R~j lnternet1onel •' Su.nset HO!Jse·•·Weisfleld's 4 FOOD-CANDY .,, Hickory Fa rms• Lindberg Nutrition• See's• RESTAURANTS ... Coache• Corne~• Harvest Houle• M•11lc Pen• Kepl1n'1-• LeP.etlt Cefe •Riviera• SPECIAL. TY SHOPS .•. A Le Card• Cline's• Brentano's •Decorator Line • House'ofTerry • Pickwick . , Bookehop o Rooten 'sl.upa11e o Sports Pleze ;,·Tinder BOx •-Toy center • Welllcha •Westen'• Cameras• SERVICES ••. Bak Portrait Studio• Better Berbers •'Bun .N.lchols pptometrist • • Crownln!l'Glory Beauty S~lon • Houee of Tell9ring •On t~e Go Travel• Regis Be~ufy Salon • FINANCIAL .•. Avco Savings ll. Loan • Bank of America • Crocker Bank_• First Western Bank • Household Finance o Pacific Savin111 .. THEATRES ••.• South Coaat Plaza I 'Jll'd.11 TllHtres. --- ' IS· •• ~OPE~AND GPPOSll-E-lH PlAZ!--LOT-S-OF-SHOPS 0 ~ ~ • \ I I ) ) -- •• • DAILY PILOT , Thvrsda,, Novmbtf 22, }q73 • Frotn Here and There • . • ... ' Boxes, _plates, fi•gurine;s. and other exquisitely d• tailed items from the hands of Poland's master wood carvers are among Christmas gift suggestions to be found exclus>vely it Here & There In South Coast Village. Qontemporary designs, pegged fastenin gs, br.SS inlays, carved reliefs a9d colorful staining are some of the features which mlke these pie~es (pictured al left) -outslanding ·examples of . available merchandise . -- COMING • . ,. SOON! BAK SIU,DIOS ' . SOUTH COAST PLAZA , • Keep Yule Patty Cost Down--Plan Your Meal Entertaining friends and relatives is always a special part ol the holidays, bu! it can alao be expensive, especially with today's higher food prices. · I When planning a "-Ing trip to the supermarket, It's wiSe to keep a few guidelines in mind -not just for the holidays, but all year •round: hungry -everything wlll look good and you11. buy Items you don't need. · Spacious, relfahle co I d llfA>nge IJ an Important part ol any smart shopping plan You can save money (and time, too) by . purchasing foods in quantity when the prices are favorable H you have enoogh refrigerator space. .... OF OUR NEW ST.UDIO! -. Plan menus carefully and ~-"'.'.-~-~-~-"'.'.-~-~"'.'.-~-~-'.'.'-~"'.-~-~-'.'.'~-"'.'.-~-~-"'.~-"'.'.-~-~"'.-~-~-'.'.'-~"'.-~-~-'.'.'-~~I =~;te~es~. ~V:::·toF?:. elude party foods a n d beverages. Coldspot refrigerators are built . to cooperate with you -'their sp<lcious interion and special convenience features allow you to organize your food purchases mor e ef- ficient I y. Movable Spacemaster half shelves, for example, bold 40 pounds each and can be adjusted to ac- commodate most foods, even a whole turkey: I leisufe luxury Wonderfully w1rm mttan quilt for tl'laM Wfnhy nights '•hffd. Of polyester/cotton with Kodtt4 JIOl'fllftr fiberfill. Slash podc.tts, r11t•n attwts. flaWery delights on lilac, brown; black« blut •• 999 .... . 11~ .. 'J2\4i, _. ... n li<nd for r.ar lreeHolid<1 Brochure ol F""'""" • Prepare a shopping · 1ist and try to stick to it. • Determine how much money you have to spend and stay .:within your budget. · e When practical s h o p around to find the best prices, but don't burn up your food saving in gasoline. e Don't shop v.ilen you're Extra-deep door shelves also hold more items. They're wide enough for six-packs and half- gallon milk cartons, and can be adjusted for tall bottles. make it a MELE KALIKIMAKA with gifts from.,. "you're planning• Pltio Luauorcrull/ngon• Soulh S... ..iwtlfllre com•-!ht moil tX¢flllfl & unlqw'oi>ftlt gp'lafilons .,,,..n... .. orator ' I 'l'he..da r~ of earlr An1eric a li\·es ou in th is colorful colfec'. {iun of plaques 1h:11 speik Y•arrnl y of sunnr_ mornin,!;S, happ\· Jars ,a;one br ... sa ilin ,i.: ships. ·rrains. Sol<liers and fun ... All handcrafted in aud1en(ic colors and antiqu~d \\'Oud5. Priced fron1 5-i .50 to.S i~.uo. · LAJA.W~Y ROBES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Best Selection Now! • THE HOUSE . OF M'""" .......... ~ ·ine -· un iqu e lamp. Combi nes'sliim · mering lig ht ahd ·' descending drops ~f rai n like fantasy. HANGING LAMP AS SHOW N BANKAMERICARD -LOWER MALL LEVEL -MASTER CHARGE I SOUTH COAST PLAZA Jlll IRISTOL ST. COSTA MESA -!1.0-7717 0P9'1 b.IUy: II II t P'.M. Sil, 11 11 6 ,..M. Su". 11 ti J ,..M. Sterling Silver Soerl111 fl'"dll' l11No Ille 1.,11io11 tr•~•, SEAGULL .w 1t.riln9 1il"r ... _, Mefllll (Gplllr•I !he '-ti"°"ia11 of •••ry .,, ,,..... l~• ,.,,d1111t •Ill bt -' Ofllr o lo11•1no1ia11 ''"' ltvt a !!'Illy 1et1ft11!pol'lllJ .,.. .... hll4ti11t .. , ... 1t.<ii111 chel11 , • , $J 7 so For Weekende1· Advertising Phone 6424321 ... IANll!AMtMCAtD MAIRI c;H•IOI AMlftCAN ll'lllQ HllONAUllO nRMS • SOUTH COAilPLAZA 3333 B°RISTOL ST .. C35TA MESA I ...,~ CHtlSTMAS HOURS: DAILT IO·t 130 ,.M,. SUN, l '·S ,,M. 1---4::.aL-~lf ---'.._;_l'H0NE 540 ·9066 I • . • • • 15 Beautiful Designs From Which To Choose. Poly Optlcah ••• tnfy ... el...,i gift! Fascloatlog ....,... .. of _ .. ., lfh lftfJ!ts •• ; • -.... •-encrtloo provoklog Idea, -· inlol-flre worlc displays are <aptured by tho inlrade of fiber optics ••• ,..,. grac:oful 1pray1 of soft llgllt that claale the 1 .... 1nat1... . the GLD TOWER $25 BANKAMERICARD -MASTER CHARGE so. COAST PLAZA I MALL OF ORANGE Cost• Mes• Or•n91 540-7777 637-7777 the -NOUYEl.ll.- $30.00 , l!JINE...._,_ . ' M111!11M• llbln rl1• ·~ .trlc.ity ffOfll tf'I• brOlllt ICtyllc bCIWt ftsllnf .i I """ bl••· $35 • FURNiTURE • -' " • 1 • " • { ' 'I ' • Thuriday,JIQll~)Hr 22, 1973 DAILY PILOT ·4J , :1AY··A WAY NQ,W ANO .AVOID _ THE LAST · MINUTE BUSH! ~O. COAST PLAZA-COSTA MESA • • •• Ir..,.. 9t Sin Dl99e Frwy.-flhen• t7t4373 Mon.-Tu..-W-4.•Thun.·Frl. 1~9 s.t. 1M; Sun. 12 (Neen) to 5 K2050 METAL ATTACHE CASI ' MOVIE C ·*MERA BONANZA CAMERA EXCELLANCE AT A SAVINGS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS . 41.81 . •Custom P'lttln1 of Ct1111r1 1NI Acc1110tl•1 • Hl"ft Lock with .. , OUllt ll!Q. P'lllCE 54.!IS . e Si• Second Aul01111Uc Pu1h lullM 011ft'allon e A1tl1111111c· Lft Lock e Tension Ctnttol loi P11fect Projecl/on 9 P1ttnl1d Sllrtr L•nllc11lar SUl'lsct 40X40 m· ST 602 .• ASA Rance 1P250 ·e F111 l/1.7 Uns Zooms froll 7.51111 • Witt Anclf lo '°"'m T•ltpioto e · A•tonu1tlc CdS Eltctrlc E,t with lllin ual OvtlllA .. - e · Eltclro-fadi lits You "Faelt Sc111t1 In &. Out · e F11t & Slow Mot ion e BatltrJ R1char11r lncludtd ST 802 e ASA Ran&t 16-250 • Fast 1/1.7 Lins Zoom• from Imm • Wide An11t lo 41111M Ttllphoto · • ~utomatic1CdS Eltc.tric Eye with Manual Ovtrr l de -e-El1ctro";'F1d1-t1ts You F·1d1 Sc1n1S In or Ou! • Fast a. Slow Motion • B•tt•rr Rechar~ec Included t4~.95 t7&.95 ---M-FG_._u_n_P_R1.cE.·2.24_.,_o __ . •• MFG. LIST PRICE' 279.50 11.95 SOX SO /(,J/milr K2135 , ,~•ISTMA;~ SLR FITTED CASE I L•v.::•v ,,. 19.95 WHILE . • Accepts All SLR C1mtr1s ~'.1 ' ~SELECTION IS . /(,,twr . K471 KOD_AK OR I K412GAF ... POCKET STIOll • I Ste. Rtcpcllltl TIM • Full 2 Yr. Warraatr !~%:CE 18.67 OUR REG •. PRICE 2S.OO MIRANDA SINSOIET COMPACT H e Aulnallc bposurt wittll Ma11u•I OvtrrJdt • Aut1mtlc Mtl1rlnf • E1clro11ic Shutt1r, Rini• 41tc. • 1/100 Ste . • R1n11 f\ndtr Attu1ln1 e Auto111tlc flash SJSlt• 88.57 OUR REG. PRICE 94.95 ·tEYSTONE everflash"10 • -. with BUILT-IN ELECTRONIC FLASH e 1J111 l111t•t UM 121 C1rtrld11 . • lactl Fl1U C.1t1 Us• tMn 1 c1nt e F111 .. 1 I Ctl• Ctmdtd F:I Lins • Utt to f .. Hfla•" Plctn1'' ,., Set 1f AA l't11llPt laUer1t1 OUR REG . PRICE 74.15 • and Accessories COMPLETE ..... Z6.81 OUR REG . PRICE ]3 ,,5 ~~'ff!:' ST·IOZ SLR WITH Fl.8 LENS & CASE e ONE OF MOST COMPACT 35 mm SLR e 1/2000 see. shutter •P••d e 50% brigh+.r imtg• e loeld119 pent•• mo11nt e 1elf timer e new multi·t o1ted len1 l /(,,11,,,,.r MAXIE MITE STROBE e W•rm Tor. Flash Tube ,. E11y lnst1U1Uon · ·• Powered bJ Two t.5V f'lfll i&hl B1tt1r les • Recyc lln1 Timi 7·10 Ste. • 01t-Off Switch 9.96 .Nlkkorma l'Tn .. 110 POCKET -CAMERA OUTFIT wffh SOm m F2 LENS • Usts lht "'"' 110 lllm c•tridlt • Sharp 3·tlt111tnl f/,,5 11111 e lrllhl Ylewtlndff • o"''' •• ,. ••• prl•tntlon • lt1vtlf•I wtM11,lin fi nish • C0111111 c1•plll1 with dtt1chabl1 wri1t • strap an4 J NllCullts · t7.73 OUR REG . PRICE 22.97 e Nikk11 50-F2 Lens • Ctntlr wel1MH "" Mtler System • Fl n6tr SMiws E•(IMISUft lnlornall11n • Dtl1pd. Ac:UOft S"11lttr Rt lease e Shutltr ·SP.ftds l·l/1000 plus B e El1clr111lc Flas .. S)'ftCh to 125 5tc. HONEYWELL. PENTA1 iTILIPBO'iO LINl 121-_____, . 13SMM SMCT F3.S . e lllulll·C1tl:l1tf c.t1 'S.rtlCe "9fltctlon- Tfu1mlts Ult ti Sii kt LllM • .. Ulhavloltl jl11s • ""fltettd ..... • s.,.,. llultl·Colllll 11 a Harder, ' • T111&Mr C11tl"f ..._ 99.95 OUR REG. PRICE 129.15 l!!lf 13i·lf INSTANT LOAOING . 111 CAMEii OUTFIT . CDS-31 •nll • Avt•atlc !ltctrlc.Er• e •llt·lt Rlflll Flllltr • fast f/2.1 Lani e StaMard 12' ln•t•nl· Llatlln1 C11hlt111s e lit 51111111 or recu1111r OUTFIT INCLUDES: e Celw l'tl11t Fll•f rln11C11M, •u.r11s an• Dtl•Ulifl lrli t Strt, WITH CASE e HJ.Lo Llstit ll:tNln11 e ASA 6'12,000 • E•p. I Stc.•1/100 os.c. e F:l•f':J2 e .SpHd111 1/500 ttc. aNI .._, 84.95 OUR R~Q. PRICE H.00 K431 19.97 . ST 1002 • f11 t 1/1.7 lens Zoonis l!om 6.5mm • :tW,lde An&le lo ')mm Closeup • Electt~Fadi Lets Y'ou Fide Scenes In or Our • CdS Autom1t1c·r.1ectrlc Eye with M1nu1I • Mlnu11 Onrrlcft • Slow or Acc1l1r1t1d Motion Control • Btlttry Rech1r1tr Included . 224.95 MFG . LIST PRICE -349.50 Mf · 2680 SLIDE -PROJECTOR • f/3.5 Prtclslon Ltns • 500 Will Brllllanc:e • Pop-up Editor foe Sli de P11vlew e C1ffyln1 Cast and GAF JOO -Slldt T11p • Rt11ott Control • Forward , Rtverst1 focus 67 ea OURRU . • PRICE 78 .95 Mf 2788Z DUAL I . . ·-'. ! m MOVIE PROJICTO& 9 Ntw, E•clutlvt GAF Sltp Motltn • Ultra Sharp f/1.4 Prtcl1lon Zoom Ltns • Quartz Halopn Lamp e Auto111Uc Film Tlwt1dln1 llMI Aut1Nllc R1wlHlnf • Shows be,111 Super I and R11ul1t a.it• Movie& • Complil.1 with R1t1.1ctab1t Power Cord and Stir~ Cont1l•cl C•r)'ln& CaH & 408' Rttl to7 ""'8 OUR lEG~ PRICE , •IT 124.95 . ' . . AUTOMATIC LENSES H·MOUMT AUTO 28MM·f2.8 e 7 Elt1111nt Wldt Aitllt e A111\1 74 · . . 91.61 OUR REG. PRIC[ 107.tS AUTO 135MM·f2 .I . \ • 4 El1m1nt Telephoto e An1le 11 69.91 OUR REG. PRICE 7t.tS AUT0 .200MM ·F3 .5 e 4 El1men1 T1ltpholt • •ncl• 12 96.71 OUR REG. PRICE 1U.9S AUTO 90·230 ZOOM F4.5 I06.87 • 11 Elt•nt Ztot1 e A11111 27· 11 156.74 OUft REG. PRICE 125 .95 e S61per T.._ SS-VJ.I Ltn1 • Ht1hly Accwatt Tlwot11ll-tltf.Lt1t1 EKpoSUfl ,..,,,,., sria .. •Classic l"Htll st,J~ -4 ri.tcl .. Ht!!clllq • MFI. LIST P•IC• 111.11 11 97 OUR R•G. • . , P~ICl 14.IS OUft HG. l'i!IC• 15.51 -----PRICES GOOD THIU llOY.lli26illl•••lliiilml~ --. I ' \ -\ . \. I . • I • • • 1 . \ -· • • DAILY PI LOT ThurWay, November 22, iq73 • • . , '• • • • • • Orie nta l. A,rtExp~~t at· Plaza Store Orien.ta l ;J.rt expert P~ttr'' Mngs,bAi'celets,ptruiWpem.¥N~. hand ~ri Ivory are now worn IS pendants Blaustein i.J scheduled to ap-ants, some one • of • a -kind miniatures which were con-or collected as miniature ob· pear Saturday, Dec. 1, ffom Qieces,_ which reveal the slde,.ed good luck p\eces and jets d'art. Jl a.m. to l ~p.m. and from tU1:1tlesa . ,stlll o( Oriental ~ to S p,Jii. •ln the Fasl>ion artisans; bandwroollht silver Jewelry Dept. of th ay_,a1la. gold-on•llver set 'with Co. 's South Coast Plaza store, jaae, ivory, coral, lapls and along with an ex c I u"' Ive _ turquoi~ aqd ivory1inas frorp . Colk:<tlon or jewelry from 'the "'M,ai~and 'China, haridpalnted Orient. with Oriental scenes. Th• handmade jewelry ·in Of speoiai lntorosj to col· tlie authentic collection to be Jectors are th! • J'.aPaneae shown by Blaustein \Viii be ; .. J 0-\ <. sold exclusively in May Co. GAY,,\WPUY~ I stores the jewelry expert Will Wicker. biiSkets, \:rays, anti be visiting as part or · the · apothecary jars · aJI I e n d "shop • early . for • Christmas" themselves to imaginative and season. ~ay displays of homebaked The collection i n c 1 u d e s goodies. 1 ~ !~~liire~.i~~oo~J!e~tiful's 124 of this season's · ~~ I ' ' .J 1! •'~ • most-wapted Chr~!mas·Gifts" • -• I ; I ! ' Whichever piece you chooSe, you have selected an elegant_ 1pepimen .~I l)and-b!own hand-cut crystal /rqm Engtand;a great 1crystal house - Stuart. B~1v.ase $7.50. Rµ_mmer $·15. Decanter $50. "!~rtl~l Jug and Stjrre.r $32.i;oney Jar $10. from Roya~ yYorcester. -, .J , • •• ; Dwarf Mayor? COME IN-.OR · CALL FOR A F.REE COPY OF OUR 1'.' l Jack Ham.melt (left), Costa Mesa mayor, and Joe Metcalf (right), manager of Sears Costa Mesa store, are neither small men,. hut lhFY flank Henry Hite, a gu..)' who can make most men feel like midgets. Hite ·;ss-feet,-2 inches tall. ile appeared at the South Coast Plaza store during celebration of its seventh 31\niversary. About the only item Hite can buy ready-made -even in a Sears store is a hand- kerchief. His shoes are size 22 and cost about $90 a pair; suits ar& tailor-made for ,$250 each and up. 1973·74 .Glf.TAILES ·-----~cATAL'OGUE'-----~ MINI MAGNA $15.98 1.t"s not too BIG ... not too small. !l's just. ~ight for many pr.ople on your gift list. Gi\'C them: 1 lb. BEEF' S'l'ICK Summer Sausage, !:J differen t c!iecscs. . ' . box of Chesanu Chips and lasly Sira1\'bcrrr l!on- bons. Recipients \Viii be delighted. ' . . One of the Great Gift Paks fi:om ~~~~~ty<.~~!~~® 5oufli Coast ?im· COSTA MESA Lower C•"'Vffl Milt lrtt.lol tn 11'11 S111 Dlf911 'rwy OPIH DAILY-S11nd111 Alltr Cll11rcll 'Tll J ,.M.-,HONli S4Hfp'l Take with you-or we'll ma.ii 'W ith-it ' Girls Use Perfume Both French and American Their perfume remains a women can now agree that · l r 't 'th eta · SOUTH COAST PLAZA S.. DMto Fwy. ot lristol COlta Mesa 540-3110 MN.h i. l G a.IL lo 9:JG P·"'· Sol. 1G 0.111. to 9:JG p.111. Sun. 12·5 love is lovelier the second spee1a avor1 e w1 ring time around, especially when . .-'Y~~~. ~wo~m~en~ol~t~od(j'a~y:_. _..J~!lllll!!lllll!!lllll!!lllll!!lllll!!lllll!~l!!'I Jt's Amour Amour, the ' . perfume namesake first in- troduced Jn 1925. r-..,-.... -~ ... ..,--·~l'f" ' ·~ ,• • .,: • ,. .. ~~-...,__,.....,..,.. "? \ .., ... •. '"'~ • < , ,£. '!be perfume of the "It" ' ..... 1 · :-, . ·. r> .,, -.,.. • ..-r· "·'··· i,,:-1 ... • .... II!,. . 1 -~~ .. .. ... • ... , .. girls who swept Paris in Zelda " .. ' • t ,. " ' ' ,.. "'1'' F·t Id' ' .. ' • . ;• '> ' • ~ ~. • ........ ~ ~·~ ... ~~E~:c~~E;~=~~ t ·4~,:~ 'D.. -~.~ ... ~~:~·'., :.-.·d .. ,.8 :~~N . 1'..t:..~>~:- touring in Paris rediscovered ~ . . t" """· ' ia.mo.1ft ' •V'S the nostalgia and romance of . '¥,.. • , 'U ~-t Amour Amour. After countless i 1 ~ f; -l f:;.. · ,.,. · · ~ · ,·_ .... -' · ....... ~. from them to Jean r·· . ,, . ,,.. ,, ' ....... ,.,. . .... i. ...... .:. .. rr-~ ... "I.._..... . )i • '• \-.. I; ' • • ... Patou, Inc , the fragrance is J. ,. "" . • ,.. -; '· .. • • ~' finally being launched in this l" ;(•, . , t:f'.o." VAia . t:IJ.:ou· • country o~ce .again· and wdl :r!!r;g f -~ ~~·"'.~ii . 1", be sold in fme stores an t!· .. ,,., :., t · • 'I(.. , f'!' ·• .... ~ ~ specialty shops nationwide. " , -:. 1,.,., 1 • j .. t ... ~ .. \' .... ~ !. ., .,, " ·;>o ~~ .. ......,., ....,.. • .~ The fragrance has been a .,.:.-t...~~·~1•• ' 1 ~ •·. .~" ..,..,• favorite with Ame r ican ~1t··~~'f o.· irie'Vie"~1~ ~~( women traveling abroad sin ': ~-' "f .\. · ~ Ii: • lint invented by Jean Patou, '~ "'..'~~ ,,;-~ · ' • the noted P;trisian couturier. 11t."~· ~1'"~~·;:. 4 It ia said that~he was inSpired • 1:" .~ ~ • f'., ;.,11 ~, by female . beauty., i n ·~ "\:'. ~ µ: ~. particular by ltlX elegant New -,,. : : Jf:".:• , i York debutantes. , to,,.:~ ""ht S'.~ .. Patou stunned the fashion ~ . •" .. world by showing his designs r ~. * on these young society women ; of beauty, breeding and taste. i They \lrere d a r i n g and l delightful, and so was their t perfume. Amour Amour. It ~ became known as a fragrance 1 for women who were ele£<¥1l, ~ free and adventurous . • . These young "liberated" , · women of' the Twenties · created the g1amourous Im- ages of the fashion model. and Raj . of lnaio INTERNATIONAL both located at ••• • SOUTH COAST PLAZA -CdSTA .SA·• .. . YOUR HEADQUARTERS for UNIQUE & LOVRY GIFTS .--AT RAJ INTONATIONAL -----------..;-;....-. CANDLE ARRANGE~ENT SALE! ~v·,~-r:~~~.~~-~-':':z_ ............ JUST '3" ... '4;._.. 'S'° ._,. S,ARKLING CRYSTAL ond VIKING GLASSWARE we feature 11 wide selection of colorful APOTHECARY JARS •nd OIL LAMPS • IMPO•T.lD TE.A SE.TS • DECORATED MUGS • 01ns FOR THI IATH --.AT RAJ .OF ltlDIA ------------- DIES~ SALE -Just in time for the Holid•y•I .LONG TAPisTRY DWSES, Reg. 11.95 ... -· ............. ~ .. -.JIOW $ 7.ts: m.m MAXI HO~TESS STYLES ................... ~ .................... JUST $25.00 --. HALlll MAXl·HOS~llSS STYLES ..................................................... $22.50 3 DAYS ONLY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA ONLY LOYR Y Yll.m 111.0USES ......... -.,.! .... ~ .. -~ ......................... NOW $If.ts , ... :;~) ' le $wt IO ~ llofll !f!!!f. f"'._ '!_ !ldt, Wide Stltctioo of Gift II.-Stn 10 ' ,.._, ~nryont On Y-Cllrls-. U.tl "'-... ~ '( ·This Christmas, make' tliat special lady in xour l!fe feel a li tt le more •Meil w1 ha dlamon~ frOm Keven 's. Ch<jose from a wide seJ!~tlon of 14K gold settings that so beautifu ll y di&loy tht,fi,re in_o/Kown Dlomona, at prices you cian dff~d •. lay-away now for Chrlstmoswltli ~ven'sitredft, Maste'.,~'~/°:BaplcAmerlcard. SOUTH COAST PLAZA, 3333 BRISTQL STREET, COSTA M~SA PHONE 546-,4510 , • r. . . . I - t ' '· J • • • • - 4-f DAILY PILOT ~.-23,1973 Thur$clay, NMmbfr 22, 1q73 ' DAIL 1' PILOT ~ • •• , •• 500 ·S24 ~. ' ...... 950 -990 loot• & ~ (quipment 900 . 9'4 fndoynwnt • , • • , • • • 100 • 799 financial . l, • • • • • • • 200 • 299 The Bluest Marketplace 9n the 01'11118 Coast DAILY _PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS -~ .......... Solo • • • 1:'5 -M9 ""'°"""· . . . . . . . .. 52:5 -S49 P.h ond Supplltt , • • , , • ISO • 999 Iba! (,!Of9 c.n..-a1. • • . . l50 -199 I Houift for Sole • • • • • • 100 • 124 ""'. ~ •• ••• •• 550 ·$)11 .•d~.,. ... ·. :1.aoo.._..t ~ You Can Sell .It, Find It, nacte· .It With a want ~ ' (~~42 •5678) One .Call Service Fast Credit Approval a.ntol. • • , , • • • • • • JOO • '99 Schook anc1 1mtNt1ioft • • • s1s -m Str'lictl and llpait$ • • • • • 600 -t/19 Tronsportatii:ri. , , , • • , , 9'5 • M ' .. i . I ft-·rol Gentrol G-rel General Gen1r1I li~n1ral • I . f ..... ~';"-;;:;;;:;---1;=~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 •~":::.>:;'~"'-~~~...o..;.;,;c;.,....~~~-1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 .... -., .. ,.. . • 1 ~n ..,!I'!':"• llJef '1 2 STORY COUIN·MARTIN * * . * * * * ' • ' " ·' CUSTOM POOL EXCLUSIVE LIST ' ;"ER~ ="~.L ~u!?~·~s2!.. ouTORGDOOESDIREP.RTOOPEMA:RTTYCHAGNOOD DAPEHOOUPLSEE Hen_·_1ag· e ·collec1·10· n • o"do dolly & rtportiero,lmnMi!lotoly, Tho ba •In. T re mend.•u• • DAILY PILOT....... llobll'lv for lht firot borhood. Huge Uvhig THAT IS A HOME ... ' I I ' ' J .. f . l'OOn\. Ranch style kitchen. ,. • , : > _ncor,...t -•llon · ly. . , ~EPA RAT E STUDY. Harbor View Homes, Somerset --4 BR., PEEK A BOO ': ~-,:-~ ·~~~~ =.':ia1~ 3 bath9, some view · · · · · · · · · "· · $62.500 A Ll;.,.~E O<;tAN VIEW IS BEni R' ~HAN r * • Cab&na. with 1pa11c I l n a Hirbor Vie,v . 5 B<frms ., !am. rm., din. rm., NONE. See.-OtiLabsolutely charmin'g_ ~ustom custom pool. Yours for • executive home · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $129,950. home in Newport Heights. 2 Bedrtri and lifetime of value -only _, ~;~~ft~;ake, aj:lvanu.ae. Pool, hprbor view; spacious outside enter~ lirge d~-~~~11area, 2 ~ baths, 2hfire--~ talnment area . , ................. $79,950. _p ac~. a ce ngs; dble. garage eavy 842-2535 shake roof, ,enjoy a mini view of the sparI<-omim,. IT'S""' 10 *""" ' Walnut Sq\lllre Irvine. 2 Bdrms., den, ready Ung bllJ,I! Pacific. Our exclijsive at '$56,500. . ~ . 110•aiml to go ~~~ ~~~:~~~; -~· ~~~-~~~:a·soo. CCHAAL~M54C).IN1 G151 0TOW""HOUSE ' . il'iii'i~;F Ocean view $105 000-Up •• . ----.. ···~"" .. .. .. . .. .. . .. ' ' 2 STORY SECLUDED UNIT-featuring 2 Newport-Townhouse ............ $48,500. bedroom•, l ?..tha, oversized patio & -tieauti - 1 Mod I ful C&'J><!ts & paint. Spacious grounds with Harbor View Homes, Carme e beautiful pool & landscaping. Lots of trees, Better ijlan new · ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · $58,950 ocean breeze in quiet adult only community. Linda, The Bluffs Perfect location near Newport Back Bay. All on one floor : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69,500 Priced only $36,500. CALL 546-5880. Trina, The Bluffs, split level MESA VERDE BEST BUY -. , . . ' 4 l.INIOOf t1~1'. " I ' 'J LoveJ,y. patio-oriented home ~ l~j;AMEO HIGHLANDS -!lC_eim View ·to the In prlvat• oommunlty with .~ )'t!:&r, deep watet'[k>Ol to the forei-immaculate green ,bclts to beaches docks 4 ;bedroo.rn residence' m·,.da middle Aqd 'it's and ,tennis court. 3 bedroom a beauty! Fully develop~; ~~µtif~y mai~· ~~etta i:.n ~Jck~~-~~ tam_~. Go9d yalue at .$7.61509. A listing of trk stove and oven L > .. LAS MARINAS ON THE CLIFF ABOVE DANA POINT MARINA LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS 2 BEDROOMS . 2 BATHS ALL BU IL T·IN KITCHENS INCLUDING BLENDERS & COMPACTORS PRIVATE PATIOS & BALCONIES HOT SPA, POOL, PUTTING GREEN OPEN DAILY 11 :00 • 5:00 • · Jean Cole. ->;--i~ -w I rottsserie. Thenna®r 1-1-~'.l-:-.:.:.=u'NiciUiSJ:i()i;iEs;ji;~;ri;-'in:;IOOF--! heaters In patio lengthen I • UNIQUE HOMES Rooltors, 67 OOffi)i bfenjoyill<lit:-s"'wer ; ' 2443 E. Co1sf Hwy., Corona ·d91 Ml!f dre&idbg l'QOms. Plus J.n. come ft"Om cu te on bedroom Consider lel!s~/option · .. · · · · · · ~· · · $69,500 1.UST L~TED -3_ bedrm., 2 bath, famil y eorona-del-Mar--Elupl1>x~----1-1llOJJLl.arg1L11atio and all the usual Mesa Room to expand ................ $79,500 Verde extras. Nice quiet tree lined street. Corner of Santa .Clara and StrHt of The. Blue C1rttern At-Fomouo-Cllff.top..Goubo....0.1nn•L..<P:J>•ulnl!.t __ l---.JI . - l.!!!""""""""""""""'""'..,_'""'~""""""""'""',,,_I apattment. All tttla for ·Crel / _ .,. General :f~. Call Co I w e 11 , Vacant and ready for your move. Priced at Vacant, Crown Drive, Lake Arrowhead only $36,900. CALL 540-1151 . llA!stricted (trade) .............. $14,000 OFFERED BY Golden Sea Gull ,Realty 496-2727 Rancho California COMPANY OWNED AND VACANT 1 G 1 A · · d $39 000 MUST SELL THIS NEWPORT BEACH -2 · j ;G;•;n;~;;;r•;:;:;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;";-;';"•;:/::;·~;;;;;;;;;·ii;' ;;;;;·;;-~•I I 6.6 cres -unprove . .. . . . .. . . , , _ -· Story Cape Cod home. A terrific value fea· · 1 Corona de! Mar luring 4 huge bedrms, den , !ge. heated pool,, * BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES * ·l;;;;;;========;;;I __ ........._ JJ,;,/a .!J6t South of Hwy. duplex . . . . . . . . . . $79,500 separate laundry area and much, much more! . -PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES TO BUY ·OR SELL 2500 Sq. Ft. of living in a beautiful setting. In Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar, Newport Priced only $67,200. Call for complete details. . ~ ~ Linda Isle Waterfront , Custom 4-bdrm., 4\2 bath home on lagoon. , Fully equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room , billiard room. .. .... $250,000 POLYNESIAN TWO STORY ' -· . Beach -CALL 546-5880. . For Cornplote lnformotlon On All Hornes & Lots, PINH C•ll: BILL GRUNDY, R~ALTOR 341 lloysld• Dr., Suitt 1, !1.B. 675-61'61 2400 sq. ft. clrcu1ar dri\.-e. Gorgeous stone f a c I n g . Dramatic entry. Ankle d~ 11hag. Country sized living roo1n, F'un time family room. Fornutl dining. Qle[s drenn1 l.i tchen. 5 f.11.n1ily siz· Call (7141 644°7662 CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS cd bedrooms. \Vall of glass _Nation.I ·Multiple listing Service General GeMral to acre or patio. Jusr·11"!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ::.:;:::.;_:;_ _____ =="------• LISTED! Priced lo sell, I~ 'I I Take advantnire. Call Gentrl! . Genera 96U767 Ol'fH T/ll o rr•FVHTOEIENICE> •*** ********** *****~ , . CORONA DEL MAii ~~!X4f4f,500 Outstanding ~tyle• Ii .. q.\allly, ·a.,-fffdtnt in this most attractive new (du Pie~ 1Lge. 2 story 2 BR., FR. owner's unjt + 2 Bdhn. rental. WESLEY N. TAYLOR' co;, Realtors I .2 II I Son ',Joequl' Hllli ltood NEWPORT CENTER1 N.B. • ~ 644-4910 ' G-r•I . ' TO OUR C::(l.ENTS AND FRIENDS BEST. THANKSGIVING WISHES HARBOR ,:OMP'ANY RElALTOP.S ' SINCE· tlJ44 •. 67).4400 . Eastr)c191,. CM. iiiilil!Wii!!J a blooming good home at 2140 Aoter. This lo!"'IY 4 NEAR BEACH-3 UNITS $75,ooO bedrm "'""' i.o on a lleClud-, f f ta •· bA.a ed -w!deM.c atreet. 1"relh Laguna Beach, R2, 55 oot · nm ge. ~ """ p&ll1t wide Pnd ~·~-., rooms each wilt, 2 with fireplace. Ne¢! 4464921 or E.,.. -..11 some TLC. Choice locatioQ. <;'feat_ tax shel- ter. '' EXCEPTIONALL y GOOD Vll!W-. ·: Attra~tive Broadmoor beam ceilings, 4 bed· room home. Separate dining room. 2 fire-- places, .21'• baths. Nice family room, just ·a few ininutes to beach. $121,500. · . • • . NEW CORO"IA DEL MAR DUPLEX One block to Big Corona. 3 bedrooms, 3 balh lower unit ; private entrance·to 2 bed· room, 2 bath upper unit. ,127;950. . IF YOU 'WOULD CHOOSE A home of" conservative elegance situated in very de5irable BluffS location with 4 tiedrooms and t11:0 views. $72,500. Call us us now. . ' . HIDEAWAY ON THE BAY Elega1it ~ ~edrooni . Mediterranean apart- ml!ht on Newport HariJor. Call for appoint. IIJent. '89,50(!. SOMETHING SPECTACULAR ~moor p 'i>e\b'OOm, 4 cbath home With : brealhtakln& view. separa~ study and ~ew· Ing room. !iomethlJll! for every member of the family! $125,000, Lochenmyer: R•:Jl+0, $16t~·TOTAL POWN. PRICED TO SELL '" ; .. 1326 • month. CUrved drhle. Gracious eiltry. Elbow 'room livinJt. 4 family I I z e d b e droom !I. Convenience kitchen, Formal d I n e • Enminous ~ ~ Park like ·groundg. Recrea· tlon center. 41895 buyi tt all. Tab advlllntage. Call -,.U1'7 . . . . "i Hew·-on thrt IJlllftet, this 1paclou1 cuilotn f a m i I y home ~ the epitome' of graclooo llvtrig. lleoutiful '' , ·UOCl:_!ti';\FRONT 40' FR""T. · ·.'Flililt ;i'~:1 locaQo!t'. SJ)llck';~ 4.bed· . _ 1Q0111)l ."Wl!h ovlCljlze liv~ !J'?.Dl and. dlnlni • i:"S--C'sr"rirage. 'Pier end Slip '''""' "'' .... _Ill>, Our l!l<• ciolilve, -..... O«f9 • w;.mt ~ Opeia .""" .3M3 Wertcijff • ...-~loot boal. »AOOQ. · • . • 1 I I ) \ • ~ IRREPLACEABLE TRIPLEX Mall\ bay view locaUon with plerl' sandy bNch. Two ·s bellfoom, 2 .b~ths, oa.-2'be4· , roQn\ 2 bath, ulllt. .~ depreci&tlon ilnd 11w. potentiaJ; ,210,~: ,1 i ' 'OPIN HOUSE SATU'RDAY/SU ~Y 1..S Lus)I "Sandpiper" former model . 3 bed· ropln,•, den, family room, 2'h batt\~, a1r cond1tjoned. Spacious '.patios, d~l&htful Yim, Call !or apt)oln ents foO,IOO J' .. J~ ' ' . •. •' , . f )I ' ;, J ' . ... I 644-1766 l " ... ! "br.1· ,.._ - ~ IRAND NIW Good 'location. Ne wport Beach. l lil med I a Le oc- cupancy• .. ith credit ·~ pr;,..! ... '!he Wnlly lhll ·-3 -· ""' "" -""11~ .. -....,.... 7iiAmr"NEW . t to 1 hoppln1, trMwaya, ~le.. Custom bullt :I bedm, I bftth Mme .. Brea.klast room, d b I e IBtage, $48,950. PETE BARRETT ~REALTOR '4r.520I - * GAS SHORTAGE~O VA NO DOWN Lovely 4 bdrm. 2 bath in a cozy neighbor· hood. Bike's ride to South Coast Plaza. Beautlful yard. $33,900. ' . * WESTCLIFF SPECIAL Immaculate 3 bdrm, with famil y room in Newport Beach. All Newport Schools. $54,000. Omtu. D1ys 64S·7221 Eves. 548-8594 ~211733 ~ESTCLIFF DR. c=-11 NEWPORT BEACH *******************~ Gtnerlil General Sells More Homes Than ,Anybody! Tw1 area offices serving you . -. .. . ' . 'EA$TSIDE 3 ·UNITS FIXER UPPER · ZONED C· I . Bargain $55,000. , ·V• ACRE · VIEW 2 bedroom one balh -cute R-4 zoned $30,000 E/ISTSIDE RANCH STYLE 3 bedroom cul-de.sac. lot, submit reasonable offer. '39,900. Ml!SA""VIRDI CHARMl!R 3 bedroqnfl! bath close to school NEWiiottT HEIGHTS DUPLEX 2 Two bedroom units totally upgraded ,51,500, <' 'I • '\ • ~ ~· ~ · · • F~LY Sl~D CONDO -. 3 bedroom, 1~ batti, ~ .... .-Owll81' anitlous $26,750-. • , :. . ASSUME 7..,% V~.LO~ Only $212.00 per month. Subj.ect'to exil(tlng 1 VA loan -Only $2g,500, 3 ~m a bath. Pride o~ Ownership. ' -t SUNSHINI BRIGHJ: 1 Highly upgraded 3 bt<lroom, 2 bath, beautl· ful yard only '33,950. NEW CONDO IN NEWPORT BEACH f80,950." Priced to sill now. 2 be!lroom & den, fireplace, formal dining room, double encloMd garage. This plan 8 ts currenUy selling for $68,000. COSTA MESA NEWPORT Bl!ACH 546 1140 645-8080 ' 2'2' HARBOR BLVD. 277 EAST 17th Open Evening• Until 9;"oo · 'coll ond ... the RED CARPET TREATMENT EASY UVING NICE 3 BEDROO-.u bltns, dble. gar., clubhouse & pool Condominium, excellent lo- cation. Vacant • move in quick. Owner ·Will help with financing. Asking $24,500. CALL 540-1151 . IT'S BIG IN TURTLE ROCK-Private yard, spacious cul-de-sac home. 4 Bedrooms, 21> baths, for· mal dining and family room. Massive fire place, kitchen iS a culinary's delight. Estate size 3 car garage. Offered at $59,950. Vacant and ready for your inspection. CALL 546-58~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS , JUST LISTED -FANTAST·IC BARGAIN - Large 3 Bedroom, family .room, prime Heiglits. location. Owner transferred -Must sell! His loss -Your gain. $52,500. CALL 540-ltSI MESA VERDE BARGAIN . PRICED .RIGHT and 1 equipped with gold shag carpets, spacious living rm ., with marble faced fireplace, 3 neat bedrooms, family room is extended by enclosed patio wiµt ·room for pool table. Step saver kitchen has plenty of cabinets & electric builtins. Great floor plan & Mesa Verde location. CAt.;L S46'5880. NEAR OCEAN CORONA l>"EL MAR uo-500 · . .r 'fl!f-,, ' Hard to find :J bdnn., 2 ba. home].~ to ocean. R-2 Si\e ~~ change to duplex. ~line. freshly painted, .ti ~t~ in new shag t:Q.ruout. ·1nul,iedlate oc- cupancy. PLEASE :CALL 675-3000 ~ u \\ ,\ 111 .. ll'll ' .. ERITAGE . " REALTORS DREAM -HOME BOAT _ CHANNEL Steps to boat cha n ne l . P r e s t ige neighborhood. Gracfoi.is entry. Hand laid parquet flOOr. Elegant living room. Enormous fireplace. Formal bullet roorn. Super family room. Large master suite ·with huge vanity area & separate clothing room. Suspended walkway crostet1 to oolossal entertalMlent rootn. Indoor g a rde n Unbelievable value a t $'14,500! Don't hesitate -call Immediately 842-2535 OPEN TIL 9 • fJ"S FVN TO BE NICE/ ~ ll~&·1111 1~ TAX WRITE OFF NEW 22 units 0 el u x e •... --11!111!!1!!!!!!!!~ $365,Wl. Orange . ~ 1100 FRT ft on Santa Ani ~ Jl)O .. BIG • frwy In La Mirada, 7~ .M. UST SELL' •"""· nn1, s2.ls ••· n. 4-PLEX In Anaheim. $6120. Fom\taln Va.l)ey. '5 giant gross. Goods p e nd a b I e . h!droom., 3 baths. dollble $40,900. door entr)'. J'amUy ~zed FOOD productkm p l a Ii l· living room. Wall to Wall St, i:.J0,000:-t 'l'remenaous pro- flre11laee, mlrro~ walls. fits: ·29t"'1 do\.\·n . Huge ~'11itnrn~ . MOBILE hOlne park, Y11ai:_ \\•Ith bar. Lot of panelling. old. $1 ,100.00J. Great be,nquet 'area. Eltc. APART?.fENT con1plexes in troruc 'liahting tbmJihOut. L.A. &. O.C. !ron1 S160,000, SUpet" .)'arch can now or to $1,750,00). ooV!'l'I'· ; • LAND ln Orange Co. 640 acres & 420 acres ln"'San Diego Co. IntemaUonal Investments Cor Vanderhoot, 539-5112 ~ Kings. Road -a very 1peclal SUtjSET B .. CH born< •ith custom qual ity OC EANFRONT doslgn. Spacious 11~ and · large gracious rooms. Even 2 STY RDWO lNtm, Din. " green house tor plant Den, 3 Br, 3 Ba, patio, lovers. mold, '"""' add 1••ai PETE BARRETT tr\plf", oonskler nt'i;ot. cun- tract/'8l"'. 0wn• <2 13 > -REALTOR- 002-2l56 Bl<lt 111-(:M. 642-5200 ~ ----. ---------__,_ Have aomethlng you want to ~~-" .ell?· n tw1ned at!! dO tt Need n "Pai;f"~ Pu.1.,. ;\n Adi I OCEANFRONT Only one like It! New deluxe triplex, 4 car parking. Choice loc. Submit trades. -$2.25,000. 675-7060 NEWPORT HEIGHT Reduced !, Spanish BR., 2 ba. split-leve E~tra lge. lot. Own extremely· · anxiou Call,& submit 642-74, WATERFRONT Ne\vport Island home . 2 BR. & den. Pier & float. Open Sun. 1·5 3916 C h' a n n e I Pl. 673-7~ ., INCOME I Two 2 Bdrm. Unit~ Near Harbor Blvd.I $39,500 I $3,500 00\Vll r ' 556-8800 .REALTORS . 4 Local Officll!• to S.rva You for Action • • MACNAB I IR\IJNE FINER HOMES DOVER SHORES-VIEW I Magnificent Upper Bay View. Custom 6BR , English Ho.n1e. Billiard room, spacious : FR. paneled den, formal DR . Used brick . patio entry, Pool. Harriet Perry 642-8235. J (Vil) , ., REGRfi!TS?? ,l Yori will ityoo pass' up ttilS attractive 4BR & FR home ·i!t gbod Harbor View location for only $73,950. Charles Arnold 642-11235, (Vl2 ) · . PRIME OCEANFRONT 4-PJ.EXI Li ve in One, rent three! Buy now for full yei:tr's depreciation 1974. Jack Howell Mt-6200. (Vl3) "BES;F.' OF BOTH WORLDS" Price & location accent this 4BR /FR w/ secluded poOl.'fll0,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1933,SANTIAGO. (Vl4) , ELEqANT LIV ING-$49,950 Charming 2BR ~'convert. den . Exquisite carpet &: dr.apes.--lavish use of mirrors- private pati....,.teps to pbol. Amy Gaston 642-8235· (VIS) BAYFRONT ESTATE Beautiful 3 yr. old custom liome w /pie r & float. 5 oversized BR's. European parquet floors - sunny yellow & white kitchen, formal DR. Over 5000 sq. ft. of charming quelitv-sloping park-like grounds to the Bay. $425,000. Barbara Aune642-8235. (Vl6) , SHORECtlF,S Custom designed 4BR, den & FR. Indoor J outdoor atmosphere. Walking distance to ljeach . $175,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (Vl7 ) • ··OCEAN VIEW SPLENDOR Cameo 'Shores' custom home - 3BR's, 3 bRths. den. Gan1e room large enough foi' billi ard fable. S.cluded fenced pool size yard. $119,500. Jack Custer. 642-8235. (VIS) 1'125' WATERFRONT-FACILITY FOR LG. POWER BOAT" Charming & excitingly different. 3BR, 3 bath home-lg. LR, form al DR. FR. Quiel privacy-great home for indoor /outdoor entertaioin ~. ·A m n I e parking, OPEN HOUSE SAT. & ~UN. 1-5 p.m. #41 BALI BOA CO S. (Vlfil • IOl OoYef Drlwe 141•1231 IM4 M1cArtMlr M4•1200 Nw-port leach, Callfomla IHIS ' , -... . . ... • • ~ . . . '-..1 ......... . ' . • • ff DAILY ,ltOT Tlltlt1day, Nowmbfr 22, 1973 F"d11. -.,,btr n , 1973 DAILY PILOT 45 • ' In en 19e when the independence of the individual predominates our society, when Chrismtas rolls around the strength of good old-fuhioned family tie.s magically weaken tho desire to "do ~our own thing" and people come "home." the wonderful security that draws the family together at this time of year hos even deeper meaning when that. ';home:• is one you own. Your opportunity to provide tho perfect atmosphere for your holiday get-together may be found here among these outstanding homes ovoilo ble through your local real estate firms. . - ls a day set as.ide for each of us to give thanks for our blessings. We, at Associated Brokers, take Utis oppor- tunity to thank our many frie~ds & patrons for their loyalty to us over the years. JJelene Jo'! & Sta// ASSOCIATED BROKERS 20lS W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beoch 673-3663 .JJap P'I .JJo/iJa'l:J MAY WE SHOW YOU OUR CHOICE PROPERTIES 2018 COMMODORE IAYCREST 3 Bclrms., 2\'• Baths + Pool 1014 SEA LANE CORONA DEL MAR 4 Bdrins., 2 baths. Sweeping harbor vie\v THE BLUFFS OUtsianding condominiums now available . BOYD REALTORS 675-5930 * 3629 E. C~st Highway Corona del Mar Balboa JjlanJ (}rand Canal Waler/,.onl * Charming '"aterfront home. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 Patios plus sundeck. Ample parking for 3 cars. Stressed for expansion. 80''/. LOAN AVAILABLE $109,900 SHOWN BY APP'T ONLY CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR 306 Morine, Balboa Island '75-4000 olei:Jul'e ofluing • motile . .JJome:J FEATURING Santa Anita-Skyline Greenbriar-Lancer Wishes You & Your Family A HAPPY-THANKSGIVING Service & Maintenance 'vith Courtesy, Al,vays ' -WE LOCATE SPACES- 1425 BAKER, COSTA MESA 714 (979-4111) Across The Street From FEDCO We Wjli.A JJapp'f :J/ian£j'Jiuing :Jo All Our :Jriench 644-1766 1r: From The Sales Stall of COLDWELL, BANKER REALTORS 2161 San Joaquin Hills Rd. Newport Beach BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES l And th• Members of It's 4 ·Local Offices Extend our WARMEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING OFFICES SERVING Newport Ba.tch, Coste Mesa 1r: Huntington Beach, Fount1in Valley . Coron~ dtl Mar BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 67S.7060 642-7491 673-7420 ' 556-llOO . ' AUSTIN SMITH GORMAN Wishing You A .JJapp'J :J/iant:Jg.iuing From Our Stiff · John Allard Teddi Alves Bud Austin Robert Barry Doug Bulley ?.·large Dem Annie Entz ~larian Hall l\lack Hanson LlorseltfotTIS-DOrotlij'NelSon -r.d-rielson Glenn O'Bryan 1.larlon Pearce Barbara Tressen Mlldt·cd Shaw Syd Snydel" \Vanda Schwaneke AUSTIN SMITH GORMAN 644-7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar .. " .JJand'11nan ~ :J~ant:J'Jiuing S,,e~iaf SAVE DOLLARS ••• On this ocean view 4 bdrm., 2 bath home, with family room & dining area. Needs a lit· Ue elbow grease to make it a real Laguna Beach showplace! Ha s fenced yard & nice patio area. If you are a handyman, you could save many dollars on this family home. 494-5678 Offarod at $49,500 RIVIERA REAL TY RUSS£!.L & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE 22311 Brookhurst, Suite C Huntington Be1ch 714-962-7787 499-2800 On'. :J/i~ :lJa'I Q/ :J/ianl:Jgiuing. . why not think of giving your family a different home by Christmas? Call Russell .If Ass<iei· ates today & put your plans into action. RUSSELL & ASSOCIATES • ' • ' _A u,.'I .JJapp'J :J/iant:J<jiuin<J :Jo Ou,. :J.,.ienJ,, & Cfienf:J FROM ofe Rai:Jol' And Associates ' VISION RED HILL RWTY ' 18124 Culver Drive Irvine 552-7500 1r: OCEANFRONT 1r: FOR ONLY $89,500??? \\'EU... NOT QUITE! But for all pracU~ put'J'IOSS'J thars what" \~;e are offering In this, rustic home. THE STEPS FROM TIIE FRONT YARD, FACING . TH.E OCEANFRONT, HEAD DIRECTLY TO THE BEACH. Charming 2 bdrm. floor plan, features 1pacious liv. rm., with extensive use ot glass THAT AFFORDS A A1AGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE SURF POUNDING ON THE ROCKS I: SANDY BEACJI BELOW. One wall has RUGGED OLD BRICK F1REPLACE A: built In bookshelves. Compact kitchen with RANGE 1: DBL. OVEN OPENS T,O FAAtn..Y DINING Rl\t. Long enclosed breezeway let1.ds to dbl. gangt>. This tK>tter quality home has t1ch 'V /\V CARPE:11NG Ir CUSTOM DRAPES THRU-Otrr. Located o n SPACIOUS LEVEL LOT. WITH PLENTY OF ROOl-.1' FOR EX- PANSION. This "Blue Ribbon Special" is our buy or the year, for only $89,500 FULL PRICE SEE TO BELIEVE 1 ' 'MISSION REAL TY 985 So. Coast Hwy., L•guna Phona !7!41 4~731 'Wi:Jhing _A .JJapp'J :Jfianl:Jgiuing. to all our friends from the staff of HUNTINGTON HARBOUR REALTY 17214 Coast Hlghw1y, Huntington Beach ' 846-1384 - General Gene-ral General ~ G11;1eral Gen1.r..al General .:::G.;;;enc;;•;.;.r•;;;l_.._·.---1 l General General 1;;;~--;;;-~;;;;;;;;;;1:::::::::;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::11;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;==-==== FORCED SALE ~====~i;;;;;;;;;==ol _,...,. • You Can Buy A Be11utiful De11ne Home in Prestigious Big Canyon 3 Bed f.:iom .-3 Beth .. --from $79,950 to $89,500 -- C..I 644 6056 10 AM· 5 PM -· Ul'lll()Uf t1()MfS IN MESA VERDE-Newest listing ! 4 Bed· room single story in beautiful Mesa Verde nel~hborhood. All electrlc kitchen, garden atrium, patio dining, colorful decor, very Unique and only $49,950. A listing of Jackie Handleman. IN MESA VERDE-2nd newest listing! Five bedroom home with almost 3,000 sq. fl. and a close to golf course location. This Is the floor plan everyone wants and on a big lot too ! Owner invested over $10,000 in upgrad· ing this property. Presented at $79,!lSO. A llsUng of Ogden Sogn. · • UNIQUE HOMES Roaltora, 516-5990 2150 Mosa Vo(de DrlYo, Coata Meta NEW PAINT· _A <1 ~ WALK-TO NEW GOLF COURSE .. NEW_POOL · n.~ _.,< --MEW '$500 000 RECREATIOff'COOER 0~F'l"srN!<~~~:;. . . _,,_ • ~ • ·--tertainmen~_holqe. Huge homeriiiiROf"'ldtaien. 'f\j)I. AND WOCiATtS ' Enjoy the neW life stjrle and live carefree in ·' view llvlng" room. f.iai'ge this 2 bedrooni 2 bath (large master suite) =~i:-1ng~;1,.\':i':!~ ) · U.U.1.1,.\IJ. w air conditioning, luxurious carpeting, drapes, dre•m. Take advanltlge. 1'!• Christmas By the Rre.elac:e electric kitchen with built-In barbeque. Din-qualttytng to aYUme •>-El)joy the holidays by one 0 the two cozy ing area plus~ breakfast nook. Covered patio 1i:iti~&o loa~ E /:J.~ fireplaces In this, perl~tly loc~ted home. 8 REALTORS I with panoramic view, 2~ hour Secunty Guard. 12.000. Low ·Low s.1uoo. Lf, bedr.ms., 2 tia., covered pa\io, walk to All ma1ntMance free m the new adult com-Call now -tt won't lastt scliools and Boy's Club. A listing of ElolH " munity of Costa de! Sol In beauutul Mission 147..011 ,. Mbrrls. $48,500. _ Viejo. '<w•m • • "'""' 10 '"""'' ' CALL 644-7270 ~ ,J11~11'LI ~821 I. Cooat Hlthway, Ctrona del Mar 1Jo.o100 ~ jiij 1\ :~T~ ~~oe'~u "= . MiYPUCE IN THE NATION $42,900 Full Price L1 Paz Rul E1t1to ,. . . . Daily Pilot Classified Ads for Action ••• Call 642-5671 WILL JRA&I • · ~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;::::::1 ~or~;a1p~.;IT" · Da~ly p,~lot t:BcssifiW * '56 T·Btru + ta!ll· Cl ••r · OUNGll COAST'S BIO lot. ,.,..., otll<ti SGV lor • ~ AL ' be•m property. 5 ••u •N llKR 675-6712-ot.. 54,$-8796 -........ • • • ! • .. l ! I Ii •' .. : ' • I • . .. • ' ' ' I· l I I I • • ' • ! J .. ' ... ,, ' /. . ' ., 1- t . • • ff OA:llY PILOT Friday, Novtmbtt 23, 1973 Thursday , Novtmbff 22, l9i3 ~1L: 1'1:...c r ,,7 r-------------..;,;;;:::::..::.:::;;~:,::,_ ..... ~~;....;;....;;....~------------------------------__;:.::~::::~;;;.:..-------.::.::::;;~::...:!~1i • ~ In on ogo when the independence of the individuol predominotes our society, whon Chrismtos rolls oround tho strength of good old-fashioned fomily ties mogicolly weoken the desire to "do your own thing" ond people come "homo:" the wonderful securjty thot drows .tho fomily together ot this time of yeor ho s even deeper mooning when thot "home" is one you own . Your opportunity to provide the perfect otmosphore J9r your holidoy get-together moy be found here omong these ouhtonding· homes ovoilo ble through your locol real estato firms. Be,,1 W,,fie,, :Jrom Ct,,ri6 anJ ::bich :Jor ".A Peaceful an,/ Bountiful ,. WE'RE YOUNG: Tho! Makes Us Ambitious; WE'RE SMALL: That Mokes Us Aggressive; WE'RE GOOD: That Makes Us Proud. HAPPY THANKSGIVING Gary Milazian OWNER JUST REDUCED TO $139,500 QUIET, estate-like home, spectacular view from :y, acre. 7 bdrrns., family room, recrea- tion room, room to build pool, putting green or, tennis court. CLOSE TO OCEAN $98,500. Two 2-bedroom units on large lot. Room to expand. DUPLEX -SOUTH OF HWY. 3 Bedrooms, 2.1h baths, vaulted ceiling, 4ecks; . and 2 bedroom, 2 bath, with patios, .$125,000. HAPPY THANKSGIVING Open fiou6e6 Salurda'I & Sunda'l l-5 112 VIA PALERMO, LIDO ISLE OWNER TRANSFERRED Like new! 3 Large bdrms. plus study. SO LINDA ISLE-BAYFRONT , "Hacienda on the lagoon." 3 & Maid's, billiard rm., pier & float. $250,000 . 4900 NEPTUNE -WEST NEWPORT Like new! 4,000 sq. It. studio duplex · :J/ianh6<Ji11in'J /or .All" UNIVERSITY REAL TY GEM REALTORS, INC. ---120 • F TUSTIN AVE. NEWPORT BEACH 642~23 DON Y. FRAN~LIN REALTOR 4 Bdrms., 3'i2 tiaths each uniC$115,0oO · DAYIQSON REAL TY 5801 W. Cont H.wy., N.B. 3116 Newport Blvd., N.B. 64(,.7767 673-9060 3001 E. Cont Highway Corona dtl Mar 67U510 These fme homes can be shown today! Pete Barrett's Thanksgiving Day Offers 3250 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar 673-2222 ABANDONED SPANISH-$33,500 RED CARPET REALTORS . Sills More Homes Than Anybocfvl Two Area 'Offices Serving You •.. EASTSIDE 3-UNITS FIXER UPPER ~ .ZONfP C•1 I ' Costa Mesa, 3 BR, added lam rm ... $28,000 Long private road to 2 story Spanish on large park- like grounds. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Sunken party room. Mammoth wall length fireplace. Rugged beams. Huge formal dining. C8.ntlna kitchen with built-ins. Oakeri bannister staircase. Hide-a-way master suite with sundeck aiid wrought iron bal- cony. Red tile roof. NEAR BEACH. Call 645..0003. !llU'galn $5S.OOO ' ~ 4CI• •. VIEW , .'.t,.' Mesa Verde Republic, 4 BR, ...... 451,000 Ownor Wiii Gift Wrop ' for Christmas t his newly Hated 3 Br, 2 Ba h8.ndsome home on lge corner lot tn<Clltt Haven. Family rm, wash nn, bltns, frplc, new carpets I: drps. Even "Scrooge" would agree this 1000 Cliff Dr. beauty ii an ex«llent buy at $63,500. 2 bedroom one'batl!t Cute R-4 zOned ~;000 EASTSIDE RANCH STYLE 3 lwdroom cul-de-sac lot, submit ree.&ona* offer. Central $39,900. • "" HUlltington Beach 3 BR, 2 BA, .. $32,000 VERMONT FARM HOUSE :V• ACRE-REDUCED $29,950 MESA VlltDE CHAllMIR 3 bedroom 2 bath close to school NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLE;l Huntington Beach , close to ocean, 2 Two bedroom units 'totally upgraded $51,SOO. S BR, 2 BA, .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. $31,500 Duplox -Old Corona dol Mar WOOD SHAKE EXTERIOR -All the charm & pri- vacy one could wish. Brand new 2 Bedroom upper unit -light&: bright -and handsome remodeled low- er unll "'1.th large brick patio, lush. landscapitli'. All just $85,COO. Rolling green lawns and stately trees. Picturesque grounds. Old world architecture. Step down master suite with 5th bath. Den with rugged beams. Maids quarters. 23' TAVERN KITCHEN. Formal dining. 2 guest cottag~. 2nd srory apartment De.nee Pavilion and pool. Call 645--0303. FAMILY SIZED CONDO 3 bedroom, 1 % bath, good area. ~r anxious $26,750. Huntington Beach, downtown, ASSUME 71/i% VA LOAN • 2 BR, 1 BA, .................. $27,000 Only $212.00 rier month. Subject to existing VA loan Only $29,500. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Pride of own- Happy T~anksglving from t>rshlp. tM Su1m1n1 and the L1rklns Pete Barrett Realtors FOREST E. OLSON REALTORS SUNSHINE BRIGHT Hlghly\uwrat:Ied 3 bedroom, 2 balh, beautiful yard only $33,950. COSTA M'ESA NEWPORT BEACH 546 1140 64.5-IOIO 262' HAJl,BOR BLVD. 277 ftUT 17th Open Ennlngs Until t :OO Call end git the RID .CARPET TRIATMl!NT 1605 Wtstcliff Dr. N-rt ellach RED CARPET REAL TORS 642-S200 2299 Horbor Blvd. 64>0303 842..S541 53(,.8836 * , Gener ii Gtneral Gtneral Gener ii General General ~Lltlt;•1IB;l;t~olftHl.o~•:vo~n;-·jiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;:~:;;:~~;;;;:~;;;;; Gen'!ral Gener ii ~ener1I rugh1 ,,.,. ""ear1h 1n th~ OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN. 1·5 1.harp a bdrm \\ith dlnlng READ THIS BIG FAMILY? WESLEY N 01.D CORONA PRIVATE BEACH Just the right hotnf! 5 Bedroorm + family and fonnal dining. 2 ~'1:9.Slll\oe fireplaces, one located In master bedrm. Best huny -$64,950. Call >1""'2·1 SouthCo Realtors. rm, buill ins. d"11wuber, ' 112 VIA PALERMO, LIDO ISLE 2 bai>.s. Family ' m • OWNER TRANSFERRED ·TAYLOR CO. S58,950! fireplace. Forced air heat. Lik bd d Pallo. No dov.rn to vet~. e new ! 3 Large rms. plus stu y 'REALTORS since !!J46 Jusr LISI'ED! 2 blocks to PRIVATE BEACHES! Quiet tree lined street. low down all other" $35,!lOO LA CUESTA VILLAS SO LIND• ISLE-BAYFRONT 54(}-1720 f" Quaint &})utters & mantled TARBELL, Rteltor1 41ffacienda on the lagoon". 3 & Maid's, billiard rm., pier & float. $250,0QO. _ DOVER SHORES-$225,000 ~~~1:.tngld~:~~Ne:1"~ Clns!diied A ...... 642·5,,7f Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! from $30, 990 Finest construction in this gorgeous custom & flotiri. Spacious oak General General 4900 Nl;PTUNE-WEST NEWPORT A now concopt In Homo Ownership by . Like new! 4,000 Sq. ft. studio duplex. built home. 5 Bdrms., fam . rm., lge. formal paneled family room. DR., 4lh baths. Huge jacuzzi. Air-cond. Bookshelves galore & cozy S\vedtsh fireplace, FA.mily MACNAB IRVINE J.lapp'f :JfianL6<Ji11ih<J "IDEALLY LOCATED Portofino model 3BR, SI). bath w/finlshed bonus room in The Village of Harbor Vi~w. $82,000 Fee. Bill Burt 64H200. (U4e) ''BIG CANYON'' SBR/FR w/3 fireplaces ,'refrigerated afr. condiUoning. Richly decorated tbruout. Comer Jot. 3-c~r Rl!!'age w /elec. openers. $140,000. Joersmt!li 642-8235. (U47) BEAUTIF~ BAYFRONT 1,.\tE~TMENT Great l~t1on & view,· !BR's up and 2BR down. Both lmits oiler lg, rooms. ldany . exlra amenities. Price incl. pier & slip. $225.000. P. Johnston/J : Smith 642-8235. (U4B) CAMEO SHORES Magnificent panoramic Ocean View. Cus- tom SBR, 3 bath, deri &·game room large enough for billiard table. Secluded gard- en patio. $119,500. Jack. Custer ~. (U49) ' . [ lrvlil1 I -~-1moeRto"t~,.., I -tOl -Or"° Ml•IUI .... _ ... __ - 1 • Ayrts Construction Company 4 Bclrms., 311. baths each unit. $115,000 You Own 'tho. Land and tho Homo Not • Condominlnum No Monthly Molntonanco FH 4 Bteutlful Exteriors IMMEDl~TE OCCUPANCY: 3 BR, 2 BA & HUGE FAMILY ROOM+ SEPARATE . 2 car 91r. -Buy ~r Thonksgl•lng , . Movo In By Chrlstmos No Payments Until· January ' Modol I Block W. of Bt1ch Blvd. Off Ad.ms in Huntington Beach .. AYRES SINCE 1905 . SJ6.l445 • ------------------- SECLUDED ESTATE In the heart of Costa Mesa. SurroUllded by 100 trees, European design. 5 Bedrms., 4 baths, approx. 5000 sq. ft. Large pool and many other extras. $107 ,000 . . . . ROY. McCAROLE REALTOR 1810 Nowport Blvd., Costa Mtsa 548-7729' Gol\ot'..-L_ -= I G..,.r•I -~•I , J G-r•I -M~A YEltDE I NORTHGATE -MILLION SSS -,-"fAsnlDE 2300 + POOL Newly lbted 4 Bedroom, ; VIEW I HOME + GOLFERS DEUGHT -steps ha.th, wlth step down living Best view lh Lusk Harbor 1 TRIPLEX to clubhouse in Mesa Verde. room. Large yard with cov· View Hills. This lovely Distinctive elegance thru-ered patio. Full price only home sits out on a -point COUNTRY out. Enclo9ed 1)8.tio entry. $36,!m. with a forever lMI dcftree SETI'ING Co n'v en I en e e kitchen ocean and Catalina vteW. ' " WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ',':n1""':;:;1';'· s~1*~~ . 2111 Sin Joaquin Hills Road Unveatable amongst $80 - NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 S!00,000 pro,,.,rtie•. Call lo- :---,--,----~-..-,,.,1.------1 day. General Genera .. 673-8550 ;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;; I OPENTIL e • IT'S FUN ro BE Men * BROADMOOR * SPANISH INFLUENCE in this lge. 5 bdrm., 3 bath home. From the massive entry thru the iron gates to the expansive redwood deCk, with its' unexcelled view of Newport Harbor. The dining rm. wall is cQvered with crystal mirrors; the entire house has the ele- gance you expect in Corona del Mar. Offered at $129,950. CORBIN-MARTIN Realtori C1ll Anytlmo_ 644-7662 General L 1 S , A-FRAME BY . THE SEA Want a combination of moun- tain seclusion plus_ seuhoro living! \"ou must see this 3 bedroom, 2 b a th hideaway. Ultin1ate l n privacy -exclusive' l.'Ol'D-;, munlty. Only $47,95 0 ._. ~nu -.Open eves. 2M1 \Vest cliff Dr . oflJo J,,fe W lk "-l -· ... -t -, & 1 1 u a er·u: ee LID.O watel..i...ro~ . ..,~nu(m. g~. B!fl Y rm,., -•••~ 1,1 A,1 or 5 Ddrms., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- 1 tacular'--vtew+ ·Waterfront liVihg· tm. With ;.. ttear-Esmte-...... -~ step-down wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000. *Great llnn•rtunity * * * * I Ul'J"' · WATERFRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD New or exoerlrn«orl ,.al 30'Xl05'. ~tagnificent View! $165,000 estate peo_pl<'. Your own BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR private d.,k l ''"""' -1 \valk·lns, {I'('(! .~dvertlsing, 341 J!aysidt Dr., Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 Mme loc•tion IS yn. Call situated on a large 130xl50 .,. 'for tntervlew. lot with towering shade "'"'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I "'3928 E 67"Sn ovtrlookl.11: pool a r ea . • ' COATS 'SHARP 4 bedroom, f&mlly ~~~1!1't en=nt~irf CW WAL~CE =f~,~~~to::n~cg~~ room. Shimmering cwitom llE•LTORS me!nt . evel')1.hl.ng tor indoor pool wtth Jacunt. EaA}' • "' and outdoor llVing at 118 care yanl. See to l>elleve. 54' 4141--=-beFtl For more informallon Anxious 1ellet • call now (Optn Evtnlng1} cn.11 now- ' 546-2113 67:1-1.550 trees, a comfortable 3 BR Gen.rel Gentral -or ve. -2 BA home with den and --------1-------------- fronl porch for"°"' roeker-URGENT NOTlrE OWNER WILL GIIT WRAP Plus . ~fust sacrifice this del~httul for Olrtstmas this ne\Yly r.CflJ!rnled a1~av fro"t the 4 Bdrm. 3 b.'lth beach cla• lilted 3 Br, 2 B.'l hRnrlsome houFe a triple:< with Income sic. J.'runily roon1, 2 fire· hon1e on lge co111f'.'r lot In potcntlnl or M40/mo. plnt·es 0 ,.,.,n bean's Sten Oiff Haven. Farrllv rm, ••1•· -n~n '"'' oll ' ' ... ~ · · ,. w11•" -1 bltn• t-lc -.. •· '1U'I•' lo ll•r \Va let·. Under nntrl>t•I ·" .,, · ·• .,. ' ,..., .. CALL 644-nll 01 $79,!XXl. Take o-'tr low l'tpts & dn>s. E v£' n 111: .. 1-ci;t 10.1n:, "~" wot•ld rutT'C(' thli· /Jn "ll GEL nAllEY ~ A55i;J(1ATES . ' . GRUBB & ELLIS CO. 1000 Cliff Dr. heaUtv ls on •1,1080 xlnt buy at $53,500. Pete OP' Barrett Rea1tOC\ &U-6200 Cl.ASS SEU.'! -6C2-!678 ' • Lachenmye • Realtor PUBLIC AUCTION STATE OF CAUi". Rl'SidenCE'I In 'torona d«I 1't8r nNANCING AVAlLAUl.E Mr. Wtst 620-3798 I • l \ • • ' ' ' ' I • ''" OAJ•;:•__::c•l::•o:'..:r~--~-~T;:•:::u.W.~1~._::N::"':.:m::::bc:_:r~2=;2,:,:1~9::.7J~....,------..,,,---,.,...------,.~'.':::r--.,---r~=.::.------i;:::;:-i:r.::~--F~dl)', N"'l!lbtr u, 1m OAllY ·.i:'l,:,OT:::-;u, ·" GMMral Ginerel Generel G1n1r1I G.neral ~r1I Cott• •• unf ntton < J unt naton H1r r BAY COLONiAL IRVINE TERR. MESA VERDE GI REPO -BEAUTY TO LIVE• NEW !NGLANO HARBOUR VIEW " ,, 5 + GUEST Lo,~1, ' """"· hom•: owner LEASE OR s..,1<11ng clean • b<>dtoom $1 000 DOWN WITH I ELEGANCE '""'' i1 .. i,,., .. '"'"' .,...,, will roru..kler lcrue Wlotr LEASE 0"10N home Wltll W,rnUy TQOm Jnd 1 ,. You CM bt! sure Of that NUn1 lll 11111 11•rrlllc sta1'tt1• $53,900 lion. dlnil'lC room. compJctcly Ntwly ' palntea thf'ou&hout, Wben·')'ou aee thls beeudtul COLONIAL ,2 stoey. 3 cat h<lint', Of\I)' L'3,!Xkj 1o11th 10~ R~tort'. N\VE Tl10USANOS. Prl\•flh' 1111'ff't l.n prestlll'fou.t Bark Bay t'litato &n."a; TO"'-" cring trets and wlfld.lna: brick p::ilh\\'ay leading lo nlu.a-nlfh'\!nt 2 isto1y oolonlsl, 5 b«lroon11 Including vie""' n1a.stcr suite ~·Ith drc~sinv rot>n1 ~nd v.cparate. Kuest fn{·llity "'·Ith 3td b&Ut. 1-:1c- g1u1t torn111I din.Ing, fl(l()r 1300 SANTANELLA P rice reduced fi.nllhcd pr11."' like a bonus th1I 3 bedlwrn. 2 bath with ! BR hOmt. t.ta.ny lovely ~e. \\'Jute marb!e tntr)'. <.k>\Vfl. IG·UKI. OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 $3000. to $59,950 roon1. Eruiy ca.re Janchca~ double cu prage for Qnly teat.ures suck u 2 BA. llv. Slcp down Uvfu&, Rallied 5 Btdroom pool home With tng-tv."O pallol. orrrrtd ror 0>,500 require• beln&: seen tnr roon1 w/lrplc to keep fornW dining. Gounnel'• HUNT~ HARBOl.R BEACH DUPLEX pool a;ervice tvxl lawg. $57,$0, c..u COL\VEU.. NO\i'!! 646-TTIJ. Oven eves. evuyonc «imlortable, 2 ldtchcn, Cllslom brtaklast REALlY Beautiful 4 & l bdrm., beam ~tvlct lncJU(lt'd. Gr e 11 t ~ pa.tk>tl, for your pleuure .. nook. Llui:e tamlly roon1. cell't. 1''rplClf. 2 Blk.s, to Back &y location. lJn· fcuced. $30,~. f\111 wall firep!&ct. Elq:ant frvino be.ch. 11Moo Below mediate -P<l'"'~o"" -2 BACHELOR PAD Wa,l~!J.~.~,,lBB · Ontu°''· , master •ui•• with ~1'·1'";;:::;;::;::;:;::;:;;;:;;;;;;;;1 CORONA DEL MAR $86.S~UPLEX Splel'ldld property \I.1th fin· metlM' chann. 3 Bdrms., 2 mH.rkct..-Sto;i; nlld BIG?! 1475 a :Expensive wo.11 covtra. Only 1 • ,,. k.i ..... .,. HuntlnKton 1-tlll'bour 00.cf\elor the beat ln dn1~. Cove-• REDUCED I I ' _ ~ n um. ust ' YellJ' ·paUo. Pua lhru bar. Entl unh, on tht~ Kfttn, 4 217.217V1 33RD ST. ,l<wn •_vacant aoui re.....,. I I J , 21 .--·~ ' -lo n>lllng Ureplat-e. 29' <.-oun· !.'"' try ldtchen. 19' !'hop. 1'"'Rn1Uy roo1n overlooking secluded OPEN SUN. 1-4 . 13> COATS old. W/W carpel• and OCEAN FRONT ~ Manl<ured -· Statu" ll<lnns .. >'I bull~. ramlly drape11 like new condition. ~ 11 Jncluded. Jus,t listed a ru.t. ro\,, ~ tnilct.. bftloony .& & OHercd fur $24.900 or will Balboa Peninsula. Beautllul Brad priced to sell. Call for aTi au~uctlve landscaping wl!h WALLACE lease l\t S.200.00 mo. Cull 5 BR., l\i ba.,home. Family 138 N. lord appoJntmen.t. i"prinJclel'll. A r..:ttl b"" now REAL TOR$ COLWEU. 6•1&-«i55 rm .. dln\Jig rm., lll Yrs. Placentia !19$-7500 '63-6767 at on'" kJ,•~ -, young, Shown by app't1 515 W. Commo.nwoollh ..., "" 11\1\1 b11., on one level, J)l.u~ reu1111 OCEANFRONT apt. Open beam t'l'll., llh11.ko roof, 1'".A. heat a.re features 3 Bdl'm. home plus lncome usuaUy found In m uch high· unit to pay taxes. Best er prlc.-ed propi:1·ty. Newport Beach rental area. j. pnrk-llke 1,'1'0unds and huge ~· entertainC'I'!> f){l11o. Owner I• I .. ., transferred. 'fAKE AO. VANT AGE. 0111 6'&5-0303. lORl\I . L 01\0 \ ~ £ ,. , r t' · I 229!J Harbor Bh·d. ··-~~~--~~~· • ,CUSTOM BUILT ~· CORONA DEL MAR No other hon1e like Ii. Extra features gAlorc. I-luge living roon1 'ol.'ith OC'l'an \·ie"''· 1' Dream kitchl'n. Huge fami- ly room wilh separa te SC'\V· Ing room. Cozy study \\'ith bult·ln dt>sks 1-lnd dark roont. J.~our bedroon1s. 0\'er- slzed garage. Storage Ior lxlat. Call ·" 673-8550 '• .. Call'! beat this combination "''ith l~e bedrooms, 2 I ~ bath,."1, built-in kllchen, dou- ble car gllr!lgC. w I w I" cattpels & drapes, Belter chttk thi!'i one out TODAY l -646--nlI, Open eve_'·-, 1, WaJ.~.~t~.lee ! l.2:;Y~o~u=c;;.A~N~iiE~ PLEASE CALL 675-3000 Jij DA\' ~ llE.U:ll * 59'x2'°' LOT * C-1 ZONE E-Z TERro.t.Ci * C·2 7.one.· • }{arbor Blvd. 100 x 3.;(), fl.ct.~ss to adjoin· ing street, Sl'l5,00J. • * C-2 LOT 00 x 150 Nev.·port Bh'd. $38,riX!. THE REAL ESTATE RS 9 UNITS With exl.'t!Uent lnoo1ne I JONE'S REALTY INC. "'"'" (714) 673·6210 2001 W.a.lboe llvd. ' Ne'/rp0t1 kKh·CllLl9"NIJ610 Newport II Fairview SANT A CLAUS! Give your fa1nUy the hcst! An in1nu1cula t.c 4 ~m home. Ornn1alic tUe entcy. FAMILY NEEDED 646-1111 FOR this large 4 Bedroon1, {1nytlmt} ~·Formal di ning room . 3 Bath home large fan1Hy 1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roon1 and Den. Built in 1~ Spacious living r o o 111 . Carpeted R•id s h u t I c re d family l"OOn1. D r c n 111 y kitchen. OuH;lnnding locu- tion. Owner n1ovlng to Ohio. See this ont> now. sev.i.ng center for ri.fom. Close to all schools. Chok'(' Ea&lside neighborhood. Call COLWEIL 646-0.)J.5. ZERO DOLLARS TOTAL MOYE IN. COST!! 673-1550 ....._ • ....__ IAbsolutcly co1Teet. Use your OPEN 11L t • "S FUN TO BE NICE/ V1\ eligibility OO\V and enjoy the gourmet ki tchen. Separate den. King size bedrooms. Twin patio!. Ex- tra v.•ille boat and camper .~· ~ .. THE REAL ESTATERS EVER STOLEN -~::::::::::::::::::::~-!_-1 gate. ConvenienUy located. Once in a lifetin1e chance RATED "G" -ouly $29,%0! HURRY! A DUPLEX For a GREAT buy -3 842-2535 Try this: tv."O 2 bedroom units ,.. doublt> garage in- con1e of $.1750 per ' year. bedroom.!i, East Side, Costa OPEN11L 9 • "'S FUN 10 BE NICEI •11 Asking $35,950. Tty your , ·1 ~·n price owner says SEU.! Call Red Carpet, . ~! Renltoris, 645-8080. =·~,~~,F~i~:Nlll ~~J ll~~·ll\ll .::rl::::::':::'::·:::::::~~~~~IT\VO, ~~~nil honics EXPER. Gen. Con!r. i;;eeking .'11 new projects. Joint-Venture. ' 543-6148 eves. .~!•--~~~~~~~--... a Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 6<H678. An.y day is the 8 ...,C'T' DAY to !!Cflnrafed by a sparkling 't-'~ de! pool. Excellent l.'Ondltion, -run-an ad! Don't a.Y.:__· Eastside C.:0.1. \Valk to shop- • .., ~h: '-" dlrMJOry with YG• ........... d - ,, .. 90 howae.h111th11. All th locatloftl llttM below .,. dHcrlbed ht ,,....., dftall bf ~ •IM- wkro h1 todoy'1 Dolly Piiot WANT ADS. Potro• <owhHJ opo11 lto11to1 for Mio or to NM ere U"9itd to Hit 111ch l11formatlo1t I• tttl1 col11111 eocb Friday, Sot· airdcry • S11ndoy. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 659 Bolsana (Portofino ) Laguna 644-1766 $129,500 (Sal 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS 1418 Santanella (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-1766 $69.500 · (Sat 1·5) 203-0 Holiday 1 llaycrest) NB 644-1766 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2178 Raleigh, Costa Mesa fl.12.7742 $31 .000 (Sat & Sun 114) . 4 BEDROOMS •835 Ami gos Wa y (Eas1blufl) NB ping. Offered ror S::i9,500. Call Colwell &16--0a,j5. MESA VERDE ASSUME 51/4 VACANT · r-.fOVE IN -54'-4141-m;,ooo . MUJI See! Fullerton 8'IQ.a;6"I ...,.""'"''"''°'""'"" CALL 552-7500 (Optn Evtnln91) Joaephine Webb, Rea!lor * MESA VERDE + VISION $17,200 TOTAL PRICE LOW DOWN Unbrlievahle? lt'it true! One yl'ar old beauty w i t h carpets & drapei; throughout. Lnrge living room and nice covered patio! Phone 897--0321. Walker &lee lilllL llTl TI 646-7171 oPEN 11L 9 • rr"S FUN ro BE NICE/ THE REAL ESTATERS LET'S TALK TURKEY if ynu're looking for a Ne"'" port Beach duplex only 6 doors to tl1e bc:oach "'-'i1h an ex('('llcnt sun1ml'r/1vinter rental ro:"Ord in the $84 .500 r ange with a n1i11. ol only lD'~ down and super terms CALL US \\'e're ready lo talk 644-7211 /Jn NIGEL !JAILEY & ASSOCIATES Harbor View Home Charming 2 bdnn., den, 2 baths; bit-in elec. kitch .• newly decor. & ready to n1cve into! Corner lot on quiet cul de sac. $66,900. Call: 673-3663 642·2253 Evl'!l associated BROKERS -REAL TORS ?02~ W Bolbo<l' 673·l6l) GIANT SPANISH CASTLE NESTLED ON A Hll.l. NEAR THE BEACll In Estate Area. Courtyard en- ti')', massive tile roof, li- brary \\•/second fplc, huge fam nn, forrnal dining rm, s11·eeping stairs to up-~r n1aze or BR suites. Spark!· ing custom pool! Aln1ost 3000 sq. ft. of plush features. Exec·s -$59,500. BKR. 002-5511. COATS & . WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0ptn Evenln91) CANYON VIEW AND CUL-DE·SAC <.STREET QUIET Costa :P.1'esa nelghborbood. A great 3 bedl'QOm home n e w I y painted inside and out. All for only $1,370,00 down . For informatXln, call 646-7171 NEW LISTING CORONA DEL MAR Prit-ed in the 50'K. Located in a11 .area or n1uch higher priced homes. tlt•re is a grenl 3 bedroom plus fAnl· U.v roon1 housl' jusl \\'Uitlng for your Inspection. Call now -673-8550. OPEN TIL •• "!; FUN ro BE NICEr THE REAL ESTATERS WALK 'TO THE DAY -$69 ,500 You can't beHt this fine value in exclwiive rc!'lldcnlinl area enjoyf'd hy SCl'Cf'n stars and rnterla iMl'rs . Tlut-e bedroon1. f\l•o baths and ac- ('('SS to pri\•atl' be11.ch. Appl. only 6-16-iTII Open ('\'C'S - 2043 \Vcstc!iff 01'. Walker &lee ~Ill !I TlTI LAKE ARROWHEAD 3 Bedroon1, 2000 sq. ft. n1oun· taln cabin on 3 levels. North side or lake. Only $48,000. Open 1-5 Sal/Sun. Nov 24 & 25. VIEW LOT H t-: S IDE NT I AL. \Vatch Nl'11'porl Beach Ctu·i~ln1ns boat parade ft"On1 lt. $39,500. CENTURY 21 Eves: 54S-8.J~ WALK TO HARBOR HIGH . 3 Bedrms, 1 ~~ baths, oc- cupancy 1st part of December. $39,500. 400 E.17° , FOi ALL C.M. AllAS DANDY DUPLEX NEWPORT BEACH Just a sho11, barefoot \\'alk lo the ocean. l...nr1,re units, '"ith 4 8 up & 3 dO\\'Tl. One ycur young. Xlnt proven rental re<."Ord. You O\\-'n th(' Jruid. $110,000. C. F. Colesworthy Realtors 640-0020 DOLL HOUSE Charming 2 bedroom home. Eastside. Costa r-.tcsa. Love- ly garden and play House. Great starter or retirement honle -only $26,400. Call 545-8424 SouthCo Realtors. DUY A BARGAIN! Liquidation forces sale of 3 BR, 2 BA, Newport Hghts home, gas BI, fireplace, tam rm, 15x:ul 11&F Pool, R'~',ii fin avail. Price re- dueed $4,500 • Now only S·l.i,000. Otll flealtor for info. 645-6&16. CONDO Immecl. possess. on this love· Jy 2 bdnn. rondominium In beautiful Irvine. Bit-ins, dis\vhr.. carp.. drapes & shutters. Owner anxious & priced to fiell! MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 THANKSGIVING GREETINGS From The Sal11 Staff ol Coldwell, Benker Balboa Raal E1t1t_. Co, ASSUME 7% VA LOAN 700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa BY OWNERS . 673-tl40 Eves. 6'f3..359G It )'OU would llke an almost e red hill Balboa Penln1ul1 rew home With a beautiful l•i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio large open kltcheo. exttu CONDO SPECIALISTS I REALTY REALTOR! lge muter bdrm with Pvt llave one to Kiit \Ve enn Univ, Pork Crnlcr, Irvine BAY VIEW 5 BR, 2~1 BA rooniy, older home ln i:lest locaUon. sn.soo. bath & dressing area, )'OU do It! \Vanoa buy one? will love ours. We are on a quiet cul-d~, .,._, \\'e've gotte1n! One or t'l\'O .,........ 1tflries, 24 Bedroon\5, in landscaped, have 4 BR & all areas. Beat the in1cre111 3 BA, 2 stys, ZllO sq ft, rates • good a:si;umKble loorus LGE. 4 BR; tam. nn., ll:"e. fbcorm1a1 d~g & ll~ng nnstlo, available. \\'c spe<;lalile In kitch. NO"-' m.soo au· 'l\vuu cove.~ pa • selling Co~. Ruyers wait· Pacific Properties 6Ta-6TI2 or 615-16.'!2 Comfy Cozy Condo 1 I Ol••nrr ll'al\!l.ferrcd, m u 1 I .lft'l'l ! 2 Br, 2 BA. plus deti, sa·luded JXlllo, OCst locft. lion!! Jusl ll!tlt"d & Hot! $32,SOO. CALL ~00 Marshall Realty 61:>-4600 an extra lge dbl ·garage ing now! Olol<..-e resales ~~~~-~-----! & much nK>re. Open house available in prin1e locations ''~~U!:BY!!&.!!l!l!.la!!.'!U, LGE. 4 Br, fam. rm, lge. Sat & Sun IZ-4. $.)1,900. 3348 of Villa Pacific, Tiburon. r" kitoh. 2-Sty. $ 8 9, 5 0 0 Alabania CU'Clc: 557-3133 or etc, Our sa.lesntcn u re V. E. l~11rd & Co. ~tarshall Realty 5'5-4fiOO 979--ffilO. bonded. Best pl'otc~·tion for Jhl r-"""-@io Baycrest t---E~A-S~T~S-1-D~E--you ":hen selling or !isling your home 01· inrome prop-UNIV PARK, OPEN llOUSE COSTA MESA e,.ty. Call' Sat & S•m Hi 2000 sq. ft. 3 bt' honic wilb lerwin realty Inc. 1R:l12 BaybciTY \Vay • TWO · * SPARKLING * BEAUTIES sunken Hvin<? room & 968-4405 (24 hrs). lnu1u.ic. J Br, 2 Ba, dbl .. Kftl', formal cllnlng roon1 -E x· ·~E!!q!!un!!t!!H!!o!!u!!sl.,""~O!!P!!D!!ly!!. ""'' I BIG BONUS lt00h1 $54,500 ccllcnt ronrlition & availnblc SPACE Rfo:ALTY 833-8668 to a Veteran NO 00\VN ? ! Huntington Beach's On Berkshire Lane 3 BR, Fain. Rm., t pool. RlfODA ~f~\GIL, Bkr. • 642.3600 * Bkr 546--0562 Most P.opular * •TUH.TLE Jt.OCK 3BR. fun1 rm, atrium, view, pools ~!.'~l ply, &'\3-1486 Coron• del Mir Walker &lee SPYGLASS! --RllL llTlTI Lovely t"·o story six OUR ALBATROSS bedroom home -great cul .I ls on The Rare List de sac . locatio~ -_pretty Big i\lesa Vt>t'dc 4 bdnn home landscaping -tine view of \v/fornial dining nn & fam- canyon and bay. S121,000. Uy 1111. Ideal for entertain· P.fotivated ~!er has dropped lug and g1"acious Jh·ing. Con. price on his brand new four Wlns all the extras one bedroom home \VITH THE "'-'OUl<I expect. Prlced to se.11 BEST VIEW of any house at. $51.000. Call for sho1ving. foi· sale in Harbor Area. Rl::D CAH.PJ:.i', RE~L TORS Try your choice of financing 536-88.16 open tlJ 9 Pl\t plans. Asking $133,000. XTRA · XTRA Xtra lo\·ely 4BH. home Gracious four bedroom home \\'/lots cf xtras. f'incst v.•ilh I o v el y professional P.1esa Verde area at xtra landscaping and decorating low prk·e. O\vner tJ-ansfen'e'<I -glorious view -a. new & anxious, Ask J.'or Hal listing -realistically priced !\leflclt>, M0-1720 or 557-Sl>57. at $!4-1,900. COURT SALE Call 6ir'l225 OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 217 MARGUERITE D1ive by 21~ Tluuin. C 1ll Aitrnt ~2381J 3 BR, 1!2 ba. B1ick frpl, 4:;. L.R.: nc\1.'ly dee. $27,000. Fortin Cu. Rllrs 642·5000 ASSU~lE J.,·IA Loo.11. Total payment $205. <I Br, 2 00, new crpl & palnl, by owner. 557-:.a!O NE\\'PORT Riviera Condo, 4 Br, 2 ~i: Ba. $37,00J. Prin. Only. S4S-ii656 Dan• Point 'h ACRE-VIEW <I Bdrnis. & family J1n. Plenty of roo1n fot· pool In huge yard. Ov.'ner n1oving Ea11t. Retluoo-1 lo $7•1,500. LAWSON REAL TY * 675,.4562 * Fountain Valley For ""' 40 x ll8 n: R·2 lot. TRILEYEL 11,i blks. to Big Corona Beflch. Roon1y 3 Bdrm .. 2 E.1egant, Contemporary. Ap- be.th, formal dining rm. prox. 3500 aq. i~. f'inest Ex· hon1t:, all ready 1or that ecull\'e area 1 n Fountain view unit. $84,500. VaUcy. 4 Bedrms, 3 baths. University Re•lty 35' fenced pool w it b 3001 E . Cst. Hwy. 673-6510 separate stea room. Lge -lan1Uy rm. 3 Car garage. NE\V Listing, Harbor View Plus many more an1cnitics. Hills, <I br, 2 ba. Fam rm. Quality thru and thru. $87,500. owner. 644·1544. REGAL MANSION Costa Mesa OWNED BY INVESTOR'S DREAM EUROPEAN PRINCE illage Real Estate Fi?'!lt year return. First class If location. Three-two bedroom ~nits. W/W """"'''· built· Hl-4471 ( ':") 546-llOJ tns, enclosed g a r a g e s , ' 11• private patios. Fantastic in- con1e potential • Priced right! VA /FHA OLD FASHIONED A large yard & tall · trees Owner mlrs bring I~, Uie of· Is the setting for this f~!" 4 Bedroo1n, l ,<i. bath, chamling 3 bedroom home. 611"> VA Joan. Take over Freshly painted Inside It: payments of ~168. Includes out. True outdoor llvi~. r~~Joo. Al tlus for only John Clu'ey. Rltrs. 557-2022 WM McCABE 3 BR. 2 BA. ltpi<, bltlns, REAL TY fully CJlltcd, 2~t car gar, Open House Sat/Sun . $31,000. &12-n42. 8740 \\'ARNER A\'P.. }~UNTAIN VALLEY * 842-4405 *-- 2 Bdrn1 condo.. desirable ground level floor plan, 1 \ii years new, Freshly Paintl'fl \\ith tastefully pancled and min"Ored living roon1, plush \\•allpapercd dining area, shag carpets .i:: custom drapes, oversi?Pd pantry area. near sehools, "''alking ctislance to H u n t i n g r·o n Center, Swimming pool·ru!d mMy park areas. Asking only Sz.t,495 call today S-17-3095. 5ll% VA Joan on this super sharp 2 story, 4 bednn, + bonus room. Big 1/3 acre plus n1ight considel' a VA olfer. $:15,900. WM. McCABE REALTY 87cl0 \VARNER AVF.. }.,OUNTi\lN VALLEY * 842-4405 * TIBURON CONDO * Apple Pie Condition & clean, 3 BR, 2 bath. * Spectacular view overlooking tranquil park- like surrouncliui;:s. * Lwh shag, custom shut· ters & used hrick patio. * · U:>w 7'/o \'A Ulen, assumable at ;z;s. per month. Call: larwin re1lty inc. 96M40S * (24 hrs) Equal I-lousing Opply. •HONEYMOON ,COTTAGE PLUS POOL! ONLY $26,500 2 Lgc bednns, <-"<>Zy livin1ot room w/lU-eplace. Lg c fa m\ly rm \\ith bar and Indirect lighting. Anlhony pool: , dressing room -don't miss out! Call The Real Estate Fair 536-2551 NO$$$ DOWN $260. Pars all. Excellent sbtrttt home. Close to schools, sho pping & free:ways. Best buy In toY.n. 1llage Real Est ate * FREE LIST TOO LATE FOR THANKSGIVING ... hut you can move in tilnc to vie"" tt'Ko lovely all1um a,, )'OU enjoy y09r L1lrisln1as dinner. VRcant·l bdn11., 2 ba., beautUu!!.Y upgraded & located on Krecnbelt. $411,500. CALL 552-7500 VISION e red hiO . RF.AI~ T'I' REAL TO is Uni\•. Park C('ntcr, lrvin4t Laguna Bffch $ NORTH LAGUNA ~ Spe<:WL"lllllr white w a t •r vie\l.'!I from Irvine Cove to Duna Point. 3 IJdnnl., studio, den, i;hellcred ~; rurnl actting. $124,900 ' LARGE ESTATE • ... can be created from tJtlJ; ... 11.cant. OC'C'ftJl view parcel of l .b'9 acres. Room fOco ln~e home, pool & te~ t.'Ourt on the genlly rolllq terruJn. Ext~mely ilexliie tern\.'!. $90,000 "• NORTH LAGUNA • French Country charm, ,,ih beamed celllr1g5 & p~ fJoors; &. a full ocea.n ~. create a calm,' secluded .f.l· niosphcre In this 2 bdnil.1 2 bath + artist's studk>, Eml•rald Terrace home. $79,500. • Monarch Bey Terr • A '\"1t11n & fl'iendly split level home of liupcrior design le construction. Open be&tn living rm., li.;c. family rm., conYttt. df'n, l txlma., • 3 balhs, swinuning po o I , $1.19,SOO $55,000 Otoice sparkling l BR.,. 4 2 bH., \'le"·· lO ~·1. Uv., drn . rn1. Hnge frplr. 4l:e. family kitchen. 01\·ner \\'ill linanqt . $179,500 . E1ncrnld liay. Dellgh~ Gov't reposse.ssed homes. fan1Uy hon1e; 5 BR .. 3 bl., some have ~ls, i;ome no den. brkf.st. rn1., playim. down pyn1t, various areliS 3 liar. Lgc. Pat.lo. ~I & pymts. No oblls:ation. I lot. EquaJ Housing Opportunities $185,000 llERBERT HAWKINS Emerald Buy. Oramntlc REALTORS * 963-5681 cwitom. home. Brealhtakq REPO>SL:SSIONS For lnformRtion and loc11.Hon of these FJIA £ VA home1, contact - KASABIAN Raal E11at1 '62"'644 ·VA-fHA ftcposSCS1;ion.~. Late~t prien . \'lew. 4 a1-t, 121 n . mm. sulle w1fr11lc,) 3 Ba., den, \\l!t bar; tile C!ntry w/~ tll.in. 2 patios. OYmcr will finance. PEG ALLEN 1005 N. CORSI H"''Y· : l..Aguna Be~_7_!.4 : 4!>1-'ma TillS IS IT •, 644-i991 $54,500 (Daily) ' 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 3 lnrge bedroon1s, 2 full balhs largp famlly kitchen, hu,lol:O 50x1 ~'i lot, boat, c11n1per ~ale easy ll'rins. l.Zo=;"" $32.950. ~1754 Realtors 644-1766 1be fastest draw tn the West. •.. a Daily Pilot Clau!Hed e FREE LIST WM. McCABE REALTY 8740 \VARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY t.111.lcsTic (.'l')llstltnc virw ~ lhl.8 n1odt'.'1n J BU .. 2 .~ h0n1c. Lov.·cr ln.I. ill!, bdrn1. hits wet ber W/!18.iit great view. $73,500. ' COZY COTI'AGE •· Neer beach; 2 BdJms., ~ PLUS 1UH1 1bouse to hell \ 11 Hermitage Lane (Big Canyon) NB 644-1766 $119.500 (Sun 1-5) 1718 Pt. Mar~eigh Circ. (HVuHomes) NB 644-1766 · (Sun 12-4) Hll Keel Dr (HVuHome s) NB 644-1766 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5') 3812 Inlet Isle Dr .. Corona del Mar 644-1544 $87.500 (F'ri /Sat/Sun 1·5) 1742 Pt. Menleigh Circ. (HVuHom 'l.") NB _ §§4-6249, .$7 1500~. _ -(Sat ~ Snn l;.5) .• ~ BR & Fl,IMI~ Y RM OR pe.N :T •2406 ffol iday Rd ., New porf Beach' 546-5880 S67,200 (Fri/Sat/Sun 12-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 4 BR •1135 Ami gos Way (Eastblulis) NB 644-2991 $54,500 (Daily) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 & 1 BR 613 Poinsettia, Corona Jel Mar 644-1766 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) 3 & 2 BR 2030 Ho liday (Baycrest) NB 64+1766 $109,000 (Sun Walker &Lee llll •• , .. ,, ASSUME 7°/o YA $244 TOTAL PAYMENTS tlH4 mo. No quali1ylng. Full _. -~vri<.• just· $33,0(0! SpAcioi1s tanl!IY h <l m" . -Eeittur~~ 22x12 111~ l"OOm. BI g bt'd r oon1~. Chl'ery hon1en1~kl'r kllchen. Grl'at neighborhood. Call now 10 .... 147-6010 HARBOR HIGHLANDS Convenl~nHy locatPd t o Marinl'n P11rk, Aehool & ' llbrnry. 1-:xcellent fll1ntly nr4thborhood. 4 .BR. 213 balh~. hohliy nn. Large Cl)\'l.>n"(f p11tlo, \I' arm harch1'0Cld floors $59,500. C. F. Coles= Realtors • ... • S©~Jl1A-lG£trs· That Intriguing Wore/ Game with a Chuckle 1o1;,.of ltr CLAY a. POUAN ------ 0 R~rrong• letters of th• fcx;r xramb*i word s b.. bN fo form four slrnpl9words. -1H EDNI B1 ' I I I' i I· lt--r-N _ur-G-r-T _s ......... , i . I I I I' . I I GYULE 1 = I It; I I Just nmember, Walfare Rol/1 1ra mid• with )'our-. r-------~ lf11 ''°'*'· I OLETAC I t--.IT'-rl -.l-T"l -.1,.-..i G c.m.i.i. "'• chu<kl• •"""" by fJlllng In It.. mhaln; watd. ~~-~~-'~~~ you d•v.lop from atop No. 3 Mkwrf. • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN 4 S THESE SQUARES ;, e UNSCIAMB•E ABOVE ll1TUS TO GET ANSWER I I I I I I • Gov't repoAse§ed homes, son1e hive pools, 8o1ne no down P}\nt, various areas ti: pymt'S, No ohl.igatlon. Equal Housing Opportunlllcs HERBERT llA\\'KINS REALTORS e 839-1600 * 842-4405 * v.·lth payt. $56.<m. ~ Nt:\V ENCLAND f, . ... In Laguna. Lg• .. bea"l' ed cell. liv. nn, w/bridc floor. lee used brick f.n>ld, a fotl'vet coutllne vl.W -4 DedroomJL, 4~ &It.ls 2 Bdrn1~ .. den can be uaed p6ol roo1n, pier & .'111p M fonnBl dlnln& r m• $250,IJXJ • 673-778< $69,700. ' • *-Ki .. Sin a-aia BY ~wner, 2 blks ·~ ""•""'--SHIELDS ·: "I& -... umg 2 ;ty, ronnal din '!!'· 1ep • REAL -.A'"' ..-L..,_ 4 fam.nn, ai(ll).aq. rt.-Cl'pffi:. ..c.1 15 nxl Sq, fl. ~lgne;d for tl'l'I! custom W:ps. As&Wl,l~ 7~·~, 1.:3J~8~Thalla~!!'..,_-=~:!!:!E! ' ac1lvc tamHy.' Bednn~. k>an•pmll $32'5 mo."149 CO'.t"I 1 • .,,. 1and1, room. hom.. soxxi. ""· o.,.;., ,;.m ·ti.10 CHARM PLUS i makers kitchen. Sclr clean· finance Sll-1103 or 963-4088 . • f ill&' o\.'en le waJk in ~lr)'. · · · · .dignity: 2 units, ttc."eody Neo.v llhll£ c&rpets $35,950 SUBURBIA PARK S br. rcn\Odeled. Located in !o. A Great Valutl eait •' · i 'Ai ba., lg down slatrs Laguna, 11tu11ted on prl"" Tht RNI Estate F•lr master, !am & rumpus rm' comer lot Ytith 1011 of b'HI, 536--2551 II frplct. M:<t to sch!, park, to Insure prlVl.11)" Prtcei tennis, blke A: Sch trail. at $49,50(). :1 PRESTIGE LIVING 155,000 .:llr'62 L'a Von n •. y I For the youna executJve. 4 968-20'18 OM"lei' .,,,,,,-oef" H Bedroom.s. tormal tJvlttt SACJtIFtCE by O w n e r, "''"' rm, ,..,.ta! dining, qUlll~y Super Vu home, 3 BR. 1 R~AL E$TATI! " ronstructlon wllh hll.rdv.•ood " ba, $31;500, 968--3965, I floo111, near private park and 96$.-'7J42 1190 Glenneyre ·SL ! beucb. Call fe>r M sppt. BY Owner Ne""' 5 BR28A 494-9413 54.Mll~ The Rtel Estate Fair 'Y.'l\'I ct·pts, " drpi; LoW CUSlt>Pif townhouse l'l':ll-.. SU..1551 '1ntcreat. 644-1323. rlc-n(..'e + rt111.al{ No. LA""1• I Bch • oceR11 view, w11.llf 10 $3000 Uri or f 4 Bdrm nr TO\VNHOME 2 Br. J al~ bch, y,.·ct bat'!I. Ille patiol ~ ocean. S39.9.;o. 7-;t, GI In, many ~ll"J!!. Axsumc 1 ~·ro l'Ull :1alkl. !t!OO sq. ft. no qual. S,U.lUH; 546-9754 -owner $21,CXXI. gu...9"503 $129,000. 536-813A/495-1075., nret. .Fat Profit la &tWi.Oed when The !aetest dt11;w In ille Wt'ft! _s_c_~....!...M_·_LET_ ... s_A_N_S_W_E_R_S_l_N_C_LAS __ s:_•:_:t_C_A_TI_O_N_t_oo_-'-'1~::::1"'~ _,"'o=m~=lh='\:i;;::....;~:::d•::..w..:;':i:,::..1 ""~ , ~ ~~~ ~-r~ _i.d_ ... _64_~_1 ~P11o-1 ~~~~ I ' . 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Al.. 1 BR ... n u1 r • ,.,,. ~ ~~bile C:t.f. 4 3 BR. Fam 'APP ox. 33 .ACIU!S S8600. :in Dr. 11i 1>4. Very GT.1-11003 • ....1: 1 wUt Just palntod !'V~t·i cleW~harp. 642--8299. Ntwport Shor" Md MW carpetlr\r. Corner * u1 * n1, "ntll _pa. SlJO, llnt&. nr Sch. Art ..... 9'79-8430 HOME WITH POOL MIHlon Vlejo ...;.-'-=-'--..__.o __ I IOt, !•need bad< yard. Larp 2 bdrm .. 2 both, <x· * SPECIALISTS * 137,250. l6SOO dowTI and _.. n X JOO l'IET ,,_, .. ltl•ftd pandablc. Over 1l acre: RETIREMENT H·O"E \Ve specialize in finer New-1ume loan. Drtve by 751-153 family fruit. BtautifuJly M port Shotts propt_rtlet. Call S«itt Plll't, CM, then c..U NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA ISi.AND JEWEL RtVll!RA RIALTY ~~~,,~ ~~2~2;';'f: lnd!lcpd. ~.oco NEW Golf Courtt, new us for home• ln thia areatl 548.,..,llm001orNappoln0tm1STl/RBent to $500,0CO recreation center beach orlent~ community. 01 I IN t~ put 2 )'t'an, wl! within wnlking dista n ce CAYWOOD REALTY TENANTS.By<>wner.Prtn- 149 Broedw~ C.M. ~ or 644-1296. 642-7001 64.."-5609 Eves. havt aold mll\Y re11<1ence1 Jroou lllls 2 bedroom. 2 bath, * 541-l290 * clpah onb, oltue. J &: (p'OVN. For ft pe!u:etul, air cond., I uxur lou a -country a.tmoaphere, contact carpeting, elfi!tric kitchen San Ju1n C1pi1tr1no Income P,.,..r!f 1" L 1 S 1 17 BelbN P1nlnsule ot1or1e O . BA \'FRONT 5 BDRMS., ~ u. at 12! So. Main, with bulll-ln barb e q u e . RED CARPET Fallbrook. 728-1017 Olnlng area plwi breakfut XLNT vtE\V -3BR, 2BA. • S53 N. Coa1t H~'Y· nook, Covered pa,tlo wllh Fam. rm. fttodel cot'ld. llVllder1 Attentlan BATHS. Pltl', !loaL Wlnt<r CllOICE downtown Coota or yearly. 673-2039. Mell locaUon. Strttt to 2 br & tarn rm, 2 rar pr, 1treet. 37,820 sq, ft . Now blk from ocean & bi,)'. yrly aoned C-1 but 1ultable for lse. $335. mo. 6'l5-400.1 t..gu£)na Bc~c~· 4M-7518 ~~rl~;lc gv~e:;d .24 ~ti ~rs4 Near bea ch . EXCLUSIVES maJntenance free.. in the new 1 ,;sa"'n"t"'a=A_n_a _____ _ ~ adult community ol Costa NEW INVESTMENT . BeautJ- del Sol $42,SOO. La Pa. Real $21,000 Jul new 4'plex ""'ant end Eatale 830-0700. . nady for that first owner . ~~ ~:.· m to~ BAY VU 5 br, 3 be, 2 story Herlta•e Realtors. Ne. Frplc, dlhwsr, yr\y, -536-1068 LAGUNA BEACH corona dal Mar NEW .Golf Course, new Vncant, adult Cbndo. 2 BR, Thi! unit ts located ln a ,JC L. ••TAT• $500.000 recreation center 111' bath. 1161 sq. ft. Eltt choice rental area and ready l.. within walking d Is tan c e range~ OW, new cpts, drps to appreciate. Priced to sell R-2. 17,000 sq. ft. Suitable , lot 8 Units. Ocean View. 2 BR hoUIK' in· old Q:lfona del Ont block beaches and ?!:Jar.. completely tumilhed, THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Contemp. 2 lxlnn., 2 ba., all n1odern convenlencea. Frpl., beams, yards to beac.h. Owner haa moved & "''ants oUer! ! Asking S59.500. SNAZZY HOUSE Woodsy area, sPac. 3 BR., den, 2 bu. Big yard • decks, • pond. \Vant to sell ne>w! ! 16.1.500. BLUE LAGOON · CONDO Own the land · wilh this beautiful 2 bdrm., 2 bath, all tie<.'.: radiant heal, Y.'et bar, fenced patio off dining m1., ocean views, &Y.'im poola & tennis courts + a beauWul beach! All tor $59,500. "SlNCE· 1!146" 1st \Vestern Bank Bldg. Unh•enlty Park, Irvine Days 552-7000 Nights HOME \VInl POOL. Ocean vie~·. ml Sq. tt. + 1,000 , more undeveloped. Attr. : lanai, hand caI'Ved doon, frplc. $72,500 SPEC BUil.DERS, see these lots, y.•hite "'ater view; 16,600 sq, fl. on Alta Vista, nr. Juanita, Less than market \-.Jue -$23,000 494-Ta!>l 1000 N. Coast H\11)'., Lagunn THE RIGHT. • • • , . . .Investment la equal to a lifetime o( toll. Here's )'Out chance to Invest your troubles away. Drycleaning establishment in close.in Laguna location. $110,000. ~Ian REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenneyre St. 494-9473 s.&-0.116 MONARCH BAY TERR • An attr., nearly new con· temp. with 4 bdrms., 3 ba .. formal dining rm. & family nn. SY.imming po o I , jacuzzi, gcnero~ outdoor livjng with patios & decks & a full ocean view. $149,500 TURNER ASSOC. 1105 N. Coast Hwy, Laguna 494-1177 STEP UP TO LUXURY 1 In this beautifully designed 4 bdrm with wonderful vle\v! Model condition with heaVy sha,.'l c:ll'pets. Dining rm, chef's kitchen . Fireplace, Patio. Cul de sac street. Nell.I' rec center. S47 .500. 4!M-8003 TARBELL, RHltors 1920 S. Coast Hwy. L. B . Lido Isle PRIME Lido Opportunity For small family, about to be com pleted, all new 2 bdmi., famil y rm.: Z..Storlee:. Character already In. You choose your own dl!cor. $79,500 LIDO REALTY \'" \ l ' ~ II *673·7300 * from·thla 2 bedroom, 2 bath, and pamt. Quiet area, well at $78 000 air cond., I u x u r I o u s maintained, buildings & $52,960.' B~aeh T r I t> 1 ex . carpetin~, electric kltchen grounds. Sl050. Down. $186 Loweat priced triplex in vdlh built-In barb e q u e. Tax Impounds. No other Nt!Yo'(lOrt Beach and 'IS block Dining area plus breakfast costs or charzes. A.gt. to beach. Great for in- nook. Covered patio with 836-4206. vestment, a,ppreclatJon and panoramic view. 24 hr. Sunset B11ch owner uae too. security g u a rd . All $52,950. Fourplex. Only 2 left maintenance tree In the new OCEANFRONT SKYHOUSE ot theae } bdr. 1 ha. adult community of Q>sta Coastal Permit to Build 2 fourplexes. ~ Down. WW del Sol $42,900. La Paz Real STY RDWD LVRM, 64' win· sell contract or con. Est11.te 830--0700. dow, trplc, din, 2 Br, 2 ~tional. Rents on way to MISSION VIEJO home for Ba, deck, lse/opt. contract $600. per month. __ , 3 bdr 2 ba be t negot. own (213J 59)-25$ $59,850. Fourplex. 2 bdr. 1 ha. iwue. " " au · BKR WLCOM. backs on KOlf coune. 10% carpet & drapes. cen. alr, '!'!i!~~!!!!!!!!!i!!!!! DoY.-n. Will sell contrll.ct or good loc. 831-2335. ~ conventional. N B h $175,<XX>. Eutslde 12 Unit s. eweert ••c Attractive .complex with GRAND OdENING pool. T\\'O owner apts. '''alk-r ing distance to shopping and Newport Bly Towers Mobllt Homes bus seivices. 'f"& "2 BEDROOM For Sale 125 $63,000. Eutslde, 4 house1 CONDOMINIUM HOMES on a large lot. 10%, down, Baj.rfront liomes 10% 2nd, lkl% first bo1nmlt· •hoPt>lng. Jooludlng gnlnd piano ..... Red Carptt Re1ltors tub le "~'tr, $325. 121 Mar-497-17'1 guerlt,•. 6!~8576 NEWPORT HEIGlITS Costa Mell 65 x 150 Lot • $14,500 2 BR hou.e ln old O>ron11. AOENT 962-7771 del l'ofar, comp I e t e l y Mountain, 0...rt furnished inc.ludlng grand Raort 174 piano. sep. tub &: flhower , --$325. 121 Marguerite, BIG BEAR CABlN 61S-8576 SLEEPS 11 1s°'t"'ud"e"n",."o"'K~.~m=.~,~b-,-mo~b~u. NEAR SKI SLOPE 494-6119 home. All uW pd. Out of Siii• Prop. 178 Homoflndars 547-9641 Cblorado River parker Huntington B11ch Az .. WATER frontage, Rrl & FOR rent or lease :\ bdr, comm. sell or tradl! 968-1027. 2 bath, 2 story, near beach, Rul Est•te Wanted 114 fireph1.ce, fenced yard, new paint & carpet, dbl. g&ragt!, RESPONSIBLE bu 11 de r, \\Uher-dryer, no pets. want1 1 or more well 846--2693. located 1011 R-1 or R-2,l ,.:=.c=c. 1 -------1 ~ 1,L::;l.;;do;:...;cl;;;• ;;.a _____ 1 -----~--Boat Slips GREENLEAF ment received. lncome Fill Securi Hlghrl. WINTER lea1e , beaut. So. 1 ty se A private 5 afar adult com· $T,956. and rents way below l!il baytront home : 4 BR. 5 Steel&. concrete construction inunlly, lT;J() Whittier Ave.. market. Ee.ch house ha& n..ntlll • ba, beaut. rum. Sandy PrivateBalconlcs C.J\1, has availablt' a 24x60 own garage & yard. !:~;;;;;;~;;; heh. Pier & t!oot. $1660 Mo. 2 garage spaces per unit. Key \Vest in beaut cond For detailed Information on Bill Gnmdy Rltr. 615-&61 Roof top 1wtdeck j · ·· these and other unit1 Call Unusual Opportunity tG Pur-ust likt' neiv. 646-79155 l\ed Carpet, Real tori Business WINTER lease, beaut. So. chase Ba_yfront Proper'.y In 9 am to 6 pm. m2500 ~29 If.arbor Blvd., bayb'Ont home; 4 BR., 5 Newport Beach. C.O.ta l'ofeaa. · Opportunity 200 ba., beaut. tum. Sandy bch. 3 0 F ndo Rd NB NE\V 2 BR, 1 BA, living -''-'-'-'-'-"-------Pier & lloot. $1650 Mo. Bill 1 ","7' • •551· ·• · · · rm . Adult park w/private Bottle Water Route Grundy Rltr l)i5..616J ~ be-~ S16 500 2 BEACH DUPLEXES ...,.11 • • • 5<0-3672. It you are lntercated ln own-CONTEl'otJ>O 4 Br, 3 Ba. * JUST OPENED * VILLA GRANADA IN EASTBLUFF FABULOUS 4 DR. WIT!f 21~ BATH, FIREPLACES, V.'1:.1 BARS & POOL FACILITY. $54,500 and ONE DELUXE 5 BR DEN \V/3 BA AT $66.500 S35 AMIGOS \VAY 1 blk to CdM High School * ?<.IODELS OPEN * CALL 644·2991 ANYTIME New NEWPORT CREST condo Plan #4, 3 BR+l, 3 BA, tennia, pool, jacuui., part ocn. view. HIGHEST OFFER OVER $61,500 8~~'10 int., lmmed. poss. llfust sell! Owner, 26 Wild Goose 714: 642·7449 or 536-4018. 71/:i% LOANS •·· buslnes 1 CABANA 12x33, mahog. int. THAT'S RlCHT! J Dutlex-.. ,. your own a or bi>I, bll ns. $ 4 8 5 /mo. l'OSl $5000, ~·ill sell $801'.l. $2500. down Winter. Ph. n4J675..4923, U-move; 645-4530. es side by flide. WaJ to &ILY'-R SPRIN GS WATER, ,.:62::;4-c.7"1-"09".-----~ ETW beach. Con be aold together can put you on a route ln 1~ 10 x 45 FLE 000 2 BR. or separately. TAKE OVER Orange County's finest area 3 .br 2 ha, furn or unt Pool, jacuzzi clbhse, awning EXISTING 7~1% LOANS. earning $1300. per nw. Po-wmter. $375. & skirting, 646-4664 ~ Best buy in.~ at $38,000 tential unllmlted. \Ve will 675-8722 I~ Acreage for ult 150 17~ VIEW iicre. 1 ml. shpng. cntr. Approx. 80 avocado, ~ citrus, pinea, palms. 5' chain tcnce. Low down. $29.~. Owner. ( 71 4 ) 726-7230 Vista. No brkrs. Cemetery Lots/Crypts 156 CEMETERY plot for 2, bet· ter part o( \Vestminster Mem. Park, pd. $275 yrs ago. Sac. S300. 642-1002. each BE FlRSI' TO SEE! train the right man. 964 N. ewport i1•ch Call today! Batavia, Orange. . rorison Ge INVFS1'MF.NTS (714) 17M500 ~E. EUCUD FUILERTON 2 DUPLEXES PRICE REDUCED Owner says sell these ad· jolnlng 2 BR duplexes on hUge lot11. Only 10% Down. Price reduced to $34,950 each. CENTURY 21.642-lnl 1n41 ~ Secld $ll5. single bach pid. -:::::~:::::~:::::I Student~ & .agls paradise. • Homolindan 547-9641 * LIQUOR HouHS Unfurn. 30S LICENSE * G•nerol Orange Co. On-sale eenernl.1.;;.;:.:;:;_;;;... _____ _ tbld Issue -public premises -cocktails). , $26,960 ?.Ir. \Vin&ton Cbllect (213) 272-4249. ltlUlll *Alli. OlCKTAJL LOUNGE * 141•1111 * San Clemente Look, stock ' I & IJ\uTel. 139,000 W.11!'0!!"AMI~ Broker 49~/492--5311 S95. 1 Br tum cottoge. grtat Investment for •lngle guy or 1al. I l>nportunltv 220 mo. 1 Br, part !um apt, XU ~ ~ pd. East1lde. DUPLEX lo.,• DOWN Comp more/al **TAX REFUGE** *Sliver Bullion•· 11165.h2tldBr uknfurn·v 1ew I. /c roperty 158 . FINE BARS 0 .," .,~ c o . gar yrd. \E. 1---'-'"--"----....:.;c LitUe Jewel duplex. 2 ~-999 + o.w-o.:>W side Cl\1 · ; WALK TO BEACH 4 NEW room, l bath each. Built-in ~to Loan 240 !200. 1ove1y 2'l!r, uruurnti>t Completely redecorated 3 TRIPLEXES =·' i":' ~i.::.,~ . child, ptJ, pr, ).'I'd, vi,,. . ~:"~ .. 'b1oc~ ~Sparkling al!~ un11.1 :1~-..,..~a;::1st TD Loan&~:-111run1urn,kld•. beach. Hurry, won't Jut! one three bedroom ind·~ $37.250 *DO down peti:, 1rl' Yu1 A.gar. Only $76,500. two bedroom, all with· k,.n and u-UP TO 909' $280 bM ! !r, unturn, frpl c CENTURY 21-LLl2-lnl firepla .... and lli both. ...... • Drive by 7Sl·'IP 8149' INTEREST dbl..,., lrg yrd. 1375. ""': llr.... Owner will carry 80% at Scott Place, CM, &en call 2· d TD L 4 Br; 3 Ba, bvlc, bring ldds * 5 BEDROOMS * 8%% with :Ill% down. Ask· 548-3036 !or appolntmenl to n O~rl' hone. other..... . Oen, dinln• ""'" 3 Ba, 1ng $82,500 -but will di>-~~ ~~~ Or -~ LANDLORDS FREE clea\l. spacious l·story, oount on more .than one ctpala: only, pleue. ~est r•+•• 1n9e Co. ll.l UNTALSi CJJilfhaven. 189,500: biplox. • DUPLEX-... 900 S.ttler Mta. Co. ' --1GE.11M11---Garden A.....;;;'fo 2 BJ\ ... 21~1 . . 54S-0611 WI"""'"'"' l!!Y"' 120-F Tuslln Ave .. N.B. . C.D,M -l Bath m l BR - 1 s.rvm,~~~ ~!!:!· f' . ;lit -REALTORS ~ COMMERCIAL Bath, private patloa, "1doo-'DON'T BORROW .,.., FAST POSSESS. Rare opportunity to have ed ·m· built-Ina. Qulel 'TIL YOU CALL usr• ~ DUltl. Harbor View Carmel model. PARK [NG AND A street. cellent condit\On-Borrow on )'OW' bome equity NIWPOIT a IA'\',C.M. •42-Un 3 BR .• 2 ba., family nn.. BUILDING In •• 0 Id for any l'(>Ol'.I purpoae.·Serv. . I ' lots of extras, Price reduced Corona". • · 7200 building, 1ng Log Ana;ele1 County.for VACANT Bach S100 tum. On to $68,950 including land with perhap1 parking tor over 21 yean and NOW 1J:1 b&,yaide, util P4fd, , CORBIN-MARTIN over 30 can. Leue or buy Oranize County! NEAR beach, 1 br, $125 flim REAL TORS 644-7662 this package. A(llNVESTMENTSl4) a-,.00 . SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. U'tll pd, NB A 1.quna WATERFRONT PIER & FLOAT $89,500. BROKER 833-0780 Call Glr>-7225 ·-en•> -NU Paint, 2 br dplx 1)80 · 905 E. EUCLID 4500 Campu1 Drive, N.B. Stv/r.t, avail· fncd & tar FUIJ..ERTON ..._ W ~• 250· SNUGGLE In 4 br, 2 bo 12SO :.:.=:.=.!.. •nTIIV _.. \·1/frplc, C It D, bltns, gft.r. NEW TRIPLIXES WANT $1,000, l.2l days or Brl!w lamlly 6' pell • Av!ll. 1Ha will pay 15% call BBQ, 2 hr, dr, h .... ·FM, 2 ba AND DUPLEXIS ' ll6M950 Only 12tl!i, F.P., all &PJ!l's $S5,000 to S67,500 Mo..... Entertain on the hclklairs. NEWPORT CREST CONDO Wiison at Pl-la Ave • ·•-· \'IE have what l'OU need New Plan 5, • bed, lam COSTA MESA Trust DMd1 260 or we'll tlnd ll · CALL \/S' •m. 3 ba. Pool, tennis. PHONE 5474791 AOT. I ~::;::~~::;;~~~;J_A~LA~R~o~n:!!t•~ls~~64U38~~3\ Minutes to ocean. Under C·l Lot $17,500 I' PUT YOUR MONIY n1arket at $65,000., tenns. TO WORK FOR YOU Own<r 64>-7796 50' x 140' Neer 19th A SIDE by Side, 6 unit plus I . Pomona Ave., C.M. Priced commercial store 4 U units Ea.m 10% ar more on wen. * BLUFFS * low at $2.50 pet' Sq. Ft. plus commerclal store. Buy &ecured 2nd Trust Deeda on BEST BUYI I Wesley N. T1ylor Co. one or bolh. Mark H. ll)iM Orange County ,,,.1 eslate. Charming 3 bdrm. REALTORS Realtors, 1314 N. El Cani1no SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. HouNl*A9tl. * 141•0111 * 2~' Baths. Vlew ! ! 2111 San Jo,_quin Hills Rd. Real, S.C. 4 9 2 • 9 9 20, tn4l 556-0108 Ted Hubert & Anoe. Newport Center 64M910 492--7432. . 4500 Carnp,i1 Or., N.B. W.11thCOITAMllA * 67>-8500 * OLDER Santa Ana abopplng TRIPLEX near beach HB.. Sl»-2 BR uni. 0.Udf.en ok. BLUFFS TIU-LEVEL CON-center. Alplia Bet& main Zero va·cancy, (I) 2 bedroom ·TO make;-buy cr-aell a Gar. ·Lrg yd. · 00. 3 br, 2 ba, cathedral tenant -4 adjaetnt store& & (2) I bedroom. G&raaes. Tru.st Deed, any amow\t, $16()..l Br. unf, Ollld. GM. beam ceilings, pool, Walkina -IZ'Olll $UlXt -try $95,IDl wash A aton.ge roo~. anytime, ph: 6J8.5015 Ma· Yrd. distance to schls, churches, • OWC at 8%. Agent . Clean. $4800. annual ll'OU-jestic Mortpae.Q) $17G-1 Br. Ful1l. UW. pd. East Bluff Village&: tennia 675-7225. By owner.·$47,900. M6121.7 Beaut11u11 Just like a hO!Jse. club. $52,!iOO· By.owner. Aft NEWPORT BEACH 11 Unlta, room for 3 more. l~ $175..2 Br ltodlo, Ira ya.rd. OPEN SAT/SUN 14 7pm, 644-<S87 Prime Baytront Site tor boat 1 & 2 BR. Grou S1875/mo. ._. "" ~14\~ s: apt. Dog run. MS VIA UOO NORD ;i-8 LINDA ISLE repeirs & sales Prine o::t See 1B7 E. 2111 p,ar lrJi :· c:w-· Gorgeous Nord corner home. Super fam'lly &: en-Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 ~'.~~ts;,,.1960C.M., OJ' call ihru-out. • 1 ereo Spacious 2·stocy, w/3 BR, tertainment home. saU u"p LEASE (C·lJ SOx.250 + + vwu"'r, v"tr HouHI Furnia~ 300 $3Sl)..4 BR BeautlfuJ home. 2~-ii BA, & gN!at bay view. to your door. Imagine! 188.1 ~onrovia CM · pmt 8 UNIT Adult Complex Oen· Children 1:: peta ok. $ll9,500 Sl95:000· Open Sat &: SUn. TD/trade or ? 24 'hr e trally located. ln eo.ta Gentrll We Also Haw Furnished 'tt-'"'"""• n. Oeru"'n A,slOC, 673-73ll. 557-3062. M .... All 2 BORMJI., I"* Bachll... 2, 3 br AptL , "''""''ll'"'m JUJltp Harbor Vu Somerset TWO adjoining income pro-119.soo. 1175.000. Own.lblcr. JlLA .UNTALS LAND vRDS FREI FEAIJ'CFIS, 5 Br, 3 ba, 2 frplc1, nu pertles, center Coata ~te1a. SAN~58tl0Juan. Capo, lour plex W!p!pMIPIMl!!y!C! GET READY FOR section. High up w/big Owner. 645-2020/$(2...656() SUMM -"" 6'5--0123 vit'\v. Comp. approx Jan lst. · Jncome $7800.1 larrti lot. ER ~OPEN SATJSUf(. lM $79,500 Firm! Ownr 499-1101 C6ndomtnium1 addI uoltt $79.cm:-~ 'w ~ MOUS11 POOL Homes ~Vllilable. !! ·101 v1A-EB0L1 BY-o\VNER;-sa;sh<lru. --· for·'"'" 1 ~ HUNTINGTON 11E·AcH .O 1'D =-~ ~~ii.~ N010 -• 4,000 Sq. ft. l'if s()ncioliS ele-k1,v~~t~=b2y~pp1fo~'nl 2 DUFI' HOW -TrlP;ij!xea. Buy·one ondor both .. t;ll'WPOl1 aMY,c.MZ..,UU. 381\, 2BA, $325. San cap. aance. Dramatic 2·sty. llv, wUl 111.ke h01ne Gr co on 3BR, Fl\f, $340, C1\f rm. &: balooniea. \\'et bar. eve 5 I wk n d s $62, · DON'T WAIT FOR exchange. Nr Bch, park, Neat Bach $115. ~i blk ~. JR, FM, $450, East CM 4 Li<· bdrm•., 3% both3. 645-4.1oJ2. PRICES TO RISE achool1 A shopping, agent utll -van. 5811. 2% 1ia. W5. N.B. Hts AU new carpet, paint, land· HVU HO~IES/CAID-'lEL 3 SZl,000 for these 8PftCioUI 536-3400. SGL OK lBRJ $t3o now, Sood 4BR It den. $500, N.B. Hts. 1cap\ng, etc. $152,000. Br. 2 Ba, Fam/Rm, Din, 2 DR, l i,t BA adult condos. 7 SEPARATE hoQsea on " area util pd. ALA Rentals 642--13U LAWSON REAL TY Lg, Yd. Owner. $71,900. t'holct of locations still avail-&Cl"e, Anahelm. Gr 0-11 OVER 4>1BR, t135 avall, VERY attral'tive 4 btdroom * 675-4562 * M4-6480. able. As low u $390 dowo m.m. Aslclng 1110.llOO. D. b!k to fllh. wile by .... I•~ Slory Palenno 1 ~ 60' BAYFRONT to move in, with 123> mo. Flndlay,R!tr.496-'345. SHORTterm,2BR.H>e,l100 Bar1>or View -""'Plk>nal * $1'8,S,OO * Pier & slip. 3 Br, 3 Bn ..,.. all. 836-42116 Agenl, '4627Y.J !'redo, Ooh& Pt. ~y°':i'Jl~ ":A ~pdi<B. Ynn!. near""'"'' and pool . 4~D~M:us pe=;~~t +guest. \Vould you belleve 0 •1plexes/Un lt1 HOU~! + 6 UNITS ' Patio, lr.:e car. pet 1c·Chnd. 1525 A.gt. f75o-72'J5. Brandnew.Call tod~! $l59,500. C!tll Den t ion •ale 162 New unHa at '637 Elden. I•Jand 3BR, 2BA $l50 )'l'l:,•.1.uct new· 3 bedroom GE:~M"---As90C. 673-73U CM. lat uer w/200" write Bal, pet ok, a:ar. townhouM on Ntwport Bay --' '.!DO ISJ.r: · °''nnliw. 3 GREENTREE ott. Call Builder 646-4414. LAGUNA lrR, 2 Bh ~ _ rivote slip _ good loca· • 126-F TuJUn Avt., N.B. BR, 3 BA, OR, lge. patio, ''11p1<'" t-·1'rlplc·: 1:nlts uMer DUPLEX in Coeta MRI, it yrly, 1% blk to ocean, hu t!o&. Only S4SO mo. Aeenl REALTORS 642--4623 133 Via \Vazicrs. $81 ,900 ronstn.1ctlon. Frplc'!>, bf9a111 r.R Asaume VA lot.n. Low It t1.ll. '17>7225. FIXER-UPPER REDUCED! 640-8146 cell . From 16.1.500. Bullw. down. Daya 831-2600, Evtt ALA Rontals 642~ llllt.'..:=:::Fam __ Rm~.--... ~Uc-to 4 BR. Fam. l'A BA. pOOI, HARBOR VrE\V llOM&-4 648-4414 557-1487 3 BDR., 2 ba .. 1V room, beach. Slll utlJ pd , Now only $104,500. BR. one-story, upgraded & Don't give ur, the shtpl 6 UNrrs E. Side Costa MHL blt-lns, 2 car a a r ., Kldt/petJ. AllJO 2 BR, BRl'M'INOHAM REALTY spotless. tmmed. Occup. "List" It in c aalf\ed, Ship lhdlvklual units. Prtn. ona,. Feb.--Sept. lease pX) mo. 1ts.r\\na S130. yat'MI.. Alt-* m-om * Poss. Owner 644·6249. to Shore Resulti! M2-5678. 548-4725 892--4784. Fee. 9~ 1.;c==-=---- ·, ' I \ • I ' . .. DAILY PILOT $0 Afitt. Furn. / UO 305 Houn1 Unfurn. .:JOS HoUHt Un urn, S Ho111t1 urn. or Apt1. urn. Aph. urn. . Unfurn. 310 Coro'n1 dtf Mir fount1ln V1lley Irvine Newport Beach B1lboa P1nin1ul1 Laguna Beach Laguna Buch c ---------"0" LEASE·. B-·• Nrw General '" WEEK & UP 1 BEDROOM, pool, blk to -·" ~•, $110/mo., l BR, I J ILANDLOIOSI * 2 BR. I ba. fireplace. 3 Bl, 2 ba, crpl5, drpo. bllin" 2 Bil,, Condo •• , •• 122'1 !110/tse , " ··~ ,... .. ~-• huge yM'd·trtea. $28S/nw. frplc, fenced yd, $295. n'IO. 2 BR Condo ••••• $245 Mo/Ille BIG CANYON Country Club e Sleeping Rooms beach. Yearly '155: Single nt boach, $50 ._ Jol'Jl ' SpeciallR In Ne'4'por1 JY:I \\'0'-j'.:tt'dntr. 833-4974 837-9115 3 BR Ho1nc ..... $295 mo/l11e Beauty, 4 Bedroom, 3 Balli, 3 Bdrm. 2·&tory Mme e Hou1ekeepinc Rooml aduJt. Call 646-J696 ~ .. 4 '~ch e C!orona &:l ·la-lar e L.OVELY, 3 bt". 2 ba, f11..rn "H"'u""n;::tl;:;n:..g_to-n~B-e-ac-h--3 BR !lon1e ••••• $300 mo/lae Family Room, 1'~ormal Unfw"n. ·· ••·•• J400 yyarlr e Ocean Vle.w AptJ OCEANFRONT APT..;1, BR. cozy bQ.cMlor, near --.n, , Ii 1..agunl\. Our Rt-ntal Str-·nn, I:.usk l•V llllls. Many 3 BR Home ••••• ssi.; n\O/lae Dining room, 3 car garage 3 BR., 2 be.., unf. new carp, BALBOA lNN \Vlnter renlal. S175. mo. utll bay, ptu'k. No peti. SJ:t) 1 \iee It tREE to You! Tt')' extrai.,Avall now. 6#-.2883 1.tATURE 11.dlt 1 br Sl50 now. 4 Bit i'{ome ••••• $300 mo/lse on Cul·de-sac. Os_eylookln& draJ'.)el, decor, yrly. $325. 100 >-tal/I Street tncl. 548-1930. mo. yrty lneld ulil . 673-1!258 I lfNuU·V1.yowllW! . R£N.TALS ffiZY. rustic 1 br "°"'"" Ne"'" furniture. "'alk to nsh. 'BR 1-lome •••• $42S mo/lse the Golf Coun;e. Yea1·ly 3 BR., 2 ba. Ocean!ront. . 675-8140 ~NISHEO Bach lo I 11 n-_ _... """' NR BCJt 2 br, $225 Avail. R.UlCH REALTY Sal-2000 Lc,ase $950. 1110. call aft l<"'Urn.; winter $325. • ~·;:;"~ 1-lOO e r, no Sin C ementt 7'-403o ¥ or ~ .$1-_3248 Ul"&Ut gru~en, !XI pell or Single on lot • pew pti1l111. FQf( lease, be.aut 3BfJ., ZBA. 6 pm 644-5382. 2 BR., 2 ba. turq, winter BACH. apt. $125 Mo., yriy. roo.......... , I .. l cl\lld. $22$. 673-4169. 00\VNTOWN 3 br. 2 ba, $285 w/lo\'l':ly yard &: lrg patio. VERY -sharp 4 bedroom $300. --. incl. util, Near beech. 673-:030 OCEANFRONT J. BR, beach, i ~lbu l,111"4 · Costa Mete FrplC', bltns, CID 1' Gar. enclsd RV slora&e. crpta, Harbor View •1arne. 3 BR 2 ba furn $300 yrly. Manha.11 Realty 675-t600 1 BDRM apt, steps to ocean. pool. Spectacular v I e ,w, 1 FltWY 4 br, 2 ba, #10 dl'ps, bllinA. S315 lncld.I park Palermo :P.tQdttl._ Ex~ptional BAQI. -apt. $125--tn(I., yrly. Yearly. $16&. .redec. ut!!i: pd, no cilijdftn. lJTl1..E JSLAND GD1 AVAIL Jl1.cD, lf'$ kit. $.UO A family home, avaJI now . le pool prlvl, 5.52-«158 yard. Close to ·school isz Incl uut. Near beach. ~ ti0 pets. Jl~ ' 3 BR. 2. BA. New utn pd,''_stnall pet ok. Cell U• For 4 'Ur • Needs Lagun• Btach pr. Month. E XCEU.ENT ~tanhall Realty 67s-t600 OCEANFRONT 2 B ft, lt'a a breere .••• .a )'Olli' Charmer, ·lanai, COTX \' br;. 1150 .£.side. ALA Rentals 642_,313 ;;.:=""-..=c:::.::;.:..---VIE\V 4, 5, or 6 bedroom Cott• Mesa GARAOE, S240 YEARLY. Items with ease, uae Dail.Y ~Ck paUO, bar, Stv. facd lor pet, ~rage. SHARP 4 BR l % Ba Attention R•nt•rsl In Coroha dcl Mar CUI De -645-8908, eves&: weekends. Pilot Clasaitled. 64).6678, , 1.aVilh me of blick. iNlt OQ:'.-., 2 ~ ttf, $165 hi • ho ' I bit ,n1· See U• Fln;I tor All Yo".. Sac. $725. per. Month. Agent Caso de Oro, 11 knotty Pirie panel-A\'ftU ftow, Sr(I pet Ok, gar. SC 1 "" 5 pp ng nll -b'75-7225 bltn cabinets. Coun-NICE • pix, 3 bt tl95 For gar, fenced yrd, $270 per l{ouslng Needs.' \Ve llave ,;:;,""'::.::.,=-----ALL 1!I'ILJTIES PAID .., .-1r.A-. Gar .. ,.. w/e'·-. faml'··. -·'d pat • N-··. mo, agnt 962-5319 Hon1es-Apta or Condo's In LUXURIOUS ocean view Condominiums Co be! 1 I "'""'' ....,... ~ v ...... .,.. 1 "''" Bch 4 Msn Viejo • Lao home. Brand new 3 Br., 2"" Unfurn. · 320 ,.. .... ~~~. )'OUloaturetlti't.. door. B doorl from--So. 81,y. GARDENER. 3 Br, 2 ba, S275. \\'ELL pl~nned Townhouse" '-6 • ba ormal wi ... ...,...,, .. ~'IS'"'" l500. YIUiy only. ?w1ove in Cl:lECK this home to believe 2 BR, l'>S dbl attached gar. ·~lfr:~~ Pt « San cv~i;thlng! ~~en,:, Coronl del u :r • ~~_?Jli~gh~~n with " DON'T PINCH : ~ay. Courtesy to brokeni. POOL, 5 br, 2 ha $'1''3. Priv patio. Beach area. mom uu~ .... "I. ._..'6 Abalone, ~00 or GARDENER, pool mainl. AU 963..at.15 or 962-5.1"11 OPEN 7 DAYS sauna, jacuzzi. $500. e Separate din'g area ) &36-4740. appl. SPARKLING CLEAN 3 BEACON RENTALS TI4J968.4254 DRAMATIC new 2 BR., 2 e Home-like storage T M T llil CALL US• ' (In Plcadilly Cireu.s) VERY Atl.ractive 2 BR w/ ba. w/dbl. gar. Overiooka e Private patios 4 Br. den, sundeck, oo any o • · Bdrm 2 ba crpts drps 1 ... S ~ H N 6 1 bor v ........,nbeJt Oose to (])Jna Sm! Im' d Bit'·· ALA Rent1l1 6421••3 t•-· • t bll1!. •""* n~..: _.. · '"'':»· wy. o, den. lar u home, many ··~~ ·. e Closed garage w/storage · · Y •· ·ul6, '" -, .. ,.-ou ""'' ~·J· •"-"" Laguna Bench 494-.9491. xlras, else to pooi, gard"""• ;;::,eM&oB. Ii Corona beaches. • M.arble. pullntan utUully appt. lhnrout. Carpet Ritt, 893-1351 -+ .,.""' a of wood. Never rented, *3 BR~$225 MO* 3 BR, family rm, frplc, 1%. t.tAGNIF1CENT brand new ~':1~~~n bt, 74• $47S mo, Bay & Beach Rlty fi75..3000 : ~-~ i:arl!iue11 • sur. ne1'1 \Vant .Joving family. ba. cf'pts & drps, bltns, duplex, outstanding ocean BIG CANYON rowtded with plu.sb land· 1604 or '540.0995 Vacant • move in for $225. children '&: pets · ok. $295. view. Walk to shops. 3 · Huntington Beach scaping E S. Baytront trl-level, plus $Hl0 security deposit. .5.1&.=.:.:1036:::_______ bedroom -$495. 2 bedroom Luxurious "Deane" 3 br, 3 Adults No Pets 1 BR, 31ii BA, lease Dec Kids & pets OK. Le fncd -$39J. Sundeeks, giant ba hon1e w/outstandlng LUXURY nu 3 Br., 2 Ba 1 ebru.t $l85 June mo. Pier & boat yard. Quiet area. ReJs req'd. $185. 3 br, mobile home. Ap-storage area. Agent . vie\\•. &W-0786 or 979-4191. condo. Elect bllin.s, washer, 365 w. \Vil9:>n • 642.ign ava.Uable.. 675--8512 or 642·2'221. (rnsg. 646-96661 . ~lallw;, kidS & pets. t 6T>-72"25 NE\V Harbor View home; dryer, mature ad u 1 ts · U L-I· bl •-"ful ••• meflnders 547-641 962-1973 n-rev• Y -•ut• '-"' EASI'SlDE large 2 BR, 2 0 C E A N F R 0 N T 4 POOL 4 BR, carp. & drapes; · , , 2 ba, 1 blk trom lil!h. bltn kit., din rm, patio. fliil, $425 yrly. UlU incl. l"la-ll877 • . ' . Gf:.. roomy 4 br; 3 ba me close to pvt beach. 25/mo. thru Aug. )46). 213/2-14·3640. ¢~n• deJ Mar BA, huge lamlly rm., trplc. Huntington Bch Special. $160. Drain.a.tic & .luxurious 4 patio; • view night lights. VAL D ISERE Garden Apta. lrg. yard., 2.58 Santa Isabel 2 br, fncd for lam w/pefA. BDR~T. 3 BA, home yearly. $480. 673-4899 Irvine Adults -no pell. Flowers H -·'"nd 547 9641 494-0015. everywhere. Stream le $285 per mo. 546-7945 or Om91I e rs • =-'-7=-~--C..--2 BDRM, 2 BA, garage. 2 BR, 2 BA \Valnut Square waterfall, 45' pool. Rec. Rm. 64Z-26.l9 2 br, 1 blk from. lake, park. NO. Laguna Bch. \Valk to Steps to beach or bay. Year $225/mo. Avail Nov, Zilb Sauna. Sets 1-2 Bdrm, POOL, 4 bl', fam rm, partly $200. mo. 1st & last mo bch. 2 B~ d~, wet bar, i:ound. $ll0. 6 13-0 4 4 0; Call 642-2657. Fun1·UnfW11. 1 from $142. furn, w/w crpt, drps, r/o, 962-3533 or 536-0321 cus~~io~ Mo. 536-SllS 642-41:>8 SEE IT: 2000 Plll'80Mo dsh"'·shr·, rebig, w/d, nr 3 Br, 2 B'a, including major or 4 BR, 2BA, AssociaUon Newport B•ach 642-8670. Newport & SD Fwy. lie ~ -d $"""' EUEGANT 3 .BR house, Clubhouse, 2 pools, tennis, $30 WEEk • UP .,.,, •• ,..., app . 6"""' .. .,n , "'a. n10. v · fr I al '·· al be ·-. • J'flr"t'tW 9&2-2liJ' 1ew, pc, centr IUl:, w k to ach. ~ mo. BRAND new 3 HR, 2a Ba. e Studio & 1 BR Apts. MESA DEL MAR. Cozy 3 fncd yd, $350. mo 494-6220 Agent 646-3255 deluxe condo. Newport • TV & Maid Service Avail. br home nr. C.M. Hi & lrvint URGENT/Immac. 3 Br, fam Crest, Pfl01• tennl.1 • e Phone Service • Htd. Pool Davia Jr. Hi. Avail Dec ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ! :L:::al!9::•n:.:•::...:H.:;i.:;ll::•----rm, Harbor Vu Homea. co~ se=/ · ~a e Children &: Pet Sectkln l. Jack Peck, 979-0727. Call 4 BR f I . $430/mo. Ph: 644-7515 or oS600r I 1Y · ,. •• mo7211; A · 2376 Newport Blvd., CM j BR, 2 BA FIRE· ·O'Had==lo'=pa=gec:...oK=.,·l::6:oL ___ We presently have a good , am rm, ease option, ~ mo urn.~ , gt. 54S-9755 or ~3967 "' ':'. selection ot rentals from $350 n10. I $36,900. Avail EASTBLUFF view home 3 BLUFFS Plaza condo. 2 br, (Ad good fo; $5 on rent) PLACE, 0 P E N 4BR, 3BA, condo, frplc , fam $235 a month . up. ?wtay \\-'e now. 2 yrs old, Fncd yrd, BR, 2 BA. dining rm.,.,.:....~ den, corner location on WAN D.EAMS, IMMACU-rm, bllins, dshwsh, crpts, be of service to you Jn 673--0216 Owner/Agt .....,..... Greenbelt $340 A ail Dec TED ;<ATE ••so 0 H drps, patio, gar, pool + 1 Ing ho · eed, gar. $310 ·mo. 644-0687 · . v · . ~ • ~ • M NT • garden ser., $310 341 l'itonle so v your ~ n s, Laguna Niguel 1-IARBOR VIEW 2-story 4 15. 833-8148 USED or SEMI·USED YEARLY LEASE. 606 Vl•la, 548-0317. BR. 21> BA. ,.;,.is & P.,,r BIG Canyon New 2 Br, BRICKS , .. Jti{UM!!!!!!!!!!INl!!!!!E!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• I >..'LNT toe tn N. c.~t. 3 $300 ?\10. Newer 3 BR, 2 privlg, $550 mo. 644-4186 ~;_~28 b~ 4~2!; bi!:~ * 87o.4564 * 11 Br, 2 Ba, deeorator + shag i8"LA~leR£m1Yfaci~~~ro.:s NR. Beach 4 Br, tam rm. Sat & sun l-4:30. 'ILG.~E~.-=-2....:;;Bc:.R..:, °'1'"ux-ury:....-,,-.. MY one bedroom duplex ~~le, Jrg yrd, $.295. :c~· ~%o co~i658Pool, NEWPORT Crest Condo 2 Bltns, quiet, heated pool. across from park and3 -~B~E-O_R_oo-·1-,-,-u--ha-th Lido Isle '. . -. br,·2 ba, elee. gar, tennis Adults. l9'll Pomona . • comer separate en· •• ~ "SINCE 1946.. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I HVH view~ ~R .& fam & gy,•im. $395/MO. 64&--0147 645-7289 • • garage $2'l5/mo, Townhouse. Family room, rm. Tenrus, }llcuzzt, pool. 1,l,017';:a...;.::2::cB:.,R~~,,-l-ba-pa-tio~ 7211 Agt. fireplace, pool. $32.1/MO. ~~i~~~~~;'1P~k1~~ FOR LEASE Submit on lease. 644-4174 Westminster garage, crPts.' ' ' SAR new 3 BR:, 3 haU.., c"""'=o:1::0:..· -----Days 552-7000 Nights HOME ON LIDO SHARP·Vacanl 3 Bl, 211 ha. -<al l 83J..8731 'tc., patio;-bl t .1 n 5 , EASfSIDE lrg 2 Br, 2 BA 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, lge. patio, $550/MO. 833-8635; Ll;1XURIOUS nu 2 Br, 1 Ba, 1 Br lrg, $lSO & $l40 Ter- labwshr. Xlnt! Nr. Beach huge fam rm, frplc, lrg $525 month. Better hurry! Pool & yard ma1nt. Lease fireplace, ~car gar, mature race. Ideal for bachelors. c.Properties 675-5726 yrd. 258 Santa Isabel. S285 . \Von't last. Call today. adults, $295. 894-4603 Adults. 1993 Ol u\' ch, per mo. 546-7945 or 642-2639 Z BR., 1 bath •••••••••• 1315 ' HARBOR San Clemente 546-9633 E, tmmac. l Br, D: 3BR 2BA gar $350 mo 2 BR, 2 ba, den, ale •• $275 Townhouae Unfum. 335 :.,::.,;:.::;:;:...· ~~----house. Patio, garage. ' 605 Narcissus ' 3 BR., 2 baths , •• , , • $400/425 On the golf course, ADULT lrg 2 Br, pool, quiet, -609 = 673-87'15 or-642-5200 4 !\R. 21h baths •••• $425/450 GREAT OCEAN vu Huntington Beach super clean, bltns. $100. N~ ~~-~~-~~-I JMMED occp, lrg 4.,Br, Hall 5 BR, 3 ba, N'pt Bch .•. $575 2 Br, 11ii Ba. $225. pets. Call 646-6974. a>BR. den, din: rm. 2~2 BA, Of Fame home $325. eVC!'i CALL 552-7500 493-7227 2 BR, 2 BA, 1 sty. Adults. 2 BR. F'urn. AduJts only. Rec h'µn. FP, patios, 1800' w, 8J8...&41 Bkr REALTOR.S Santa Ana Heights Avail no\\'. All amenities. Rm. Pool. Good Joe. Avail .)'l". old. $375. <00 Golden-VISION SINCE I~ $265/MO. Le.,.,. 536-6565 ,.:"°;:.;w;.:·.::64>®:::.='::.· ---- 675-6000. l,!~y;:, house, no pets, 673-4400 3 ,BR, lge lot. Great for 2 BR. l \S ba, trplc, Jawld S?.f APT. Qne.older adult Y, 3 br, 2 ba, tam ..... S45-725J or 673--6642 d• h I I kids. 1st/last + $50. $250. tac, $100. Fum-Util pd. $1Z In •4 in , Lusk HV. Hills. ~fany e re j CHARMING 3 BR, 3 BA, mo. Agent ~4 962--8781 rear1 2335 Elden, Cl\f . Avail now. 644-2883 D p . t DR.. lg. patio, 133 Via 1 BR 1 · , ,_ ana oin REALTY .. REALTORS \Vaziers $490 Open 1-G TIME FOR Newport Baacl! ' urn. cpts. "" ..... ,,,,. Univ. Parle Center. Irvine ,641>-8 ·;o..cccl46.CC...~-----1 $145. . 2039 Wallace, CM. BRANO new 5 BR, lam rm, .~ "'UICK CASH SPLIT level 3 Br, 2 ba . .::.W.JS=~llo.._ ____ _ den, 2% BA, frplC", for lease, Newport Beach ,,-2 Car gar. Pool. Bltns, cpts, $1JJ JBR near Maytnlr 2 br. & den. So. ot ~p;:.;ri"-v-"p"'ly,_, .::49&-::.,,.::190'20::·---THE PREF LOCATION 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATII. THROUGH A drp•, refrig. Adult couple markel, 1662 Newport. No ' YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) • But You Can wy. $375. Agent. Call BRAND new 5 BR, fam rm, W3lk to UC Irvine. Nu 3 hr, Family rm, formal dining DAILY PILOT only. $300. Rltr. 642-5333 pets, or children 6#8599 den, 2% BA. frplc, for lease, 2 ba, in Tunlerock. All nn, private tennis & pool WANT AD Santa An• QUIET, single apt, yard, utll .... Corona del ~tar. 2 br., prlv pty. 496-1920. ' amenities incld trash com4 pr t v ileges. $.)45/month. pd. No pets. $ll5. , res. ljiteps to heh. $475 'l'be fastest draw in the West. pactor. Call for appnt 644-5686 evenings & CALL 642 5678 DELUXE Townhse, 3 Br, l~~ MS-5841 ''i==· ~=:;;";;====~-=.;·•;.;D;;•;;ilY;,;Pll::;:;ot;;;:Cl;::aa:;';:U=:led"'--'552;;· 76;;29;;,. ;;O;;"'~'PY~Oec~·=1=:m;;"::_· :_;•.,.;;k;:;'";d:;:";o;642-5:;;::·735=· ,::d;o•Y~•;,· :.'..=,;,;,~==~·=~~! Ba, crpt/drps, bltns:, lrg 1----'-~"'---"j · • prl patk>, dbl gar, nr So.liD~e~n~•iiiiiP~o~lntiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Coast Plaza. 644-7819 or 557-1531 • .. Dupl.xe. Furn ., • .1: LIVE ln the all new Dana I , _ _,_ ____ . ___ ..,.._, Point Harbor at the .. ' I ... •• .,. , . ·' Balboa Peninsula beautiful MARINA INN Motel. 34002 Del Obispo St. (496-2353). Ki I ch en , Ef4 ficlencies & Apartments. Heated pool, dll'eel dial phones, television, sauna bath, I a u n d r y facilities, CHARJ\1ING lower 2 Br., 1 bn. \Vsr/dryr, gar. Adlts. $2Stl. 673--0838. 492-0491. 350 meeting room, close to San 1C_or_o_n_•_d_e_l_Mo_r ___ 1 Oemente & Laguna Beach. Come play in our sportl"Wling, shopping &: restaurants. $60 week & Up. SPAC newer 3 br, 2 ba, serv. porch. Walk shop. 516 Iris. $325/mo. Lse. 644-6682 NE\V lrg 3 Br, 2 Ba, Fam rm, frp!c, 520 Iris Bring this ad & receive SS off on first v.·eek's rent. Huntinjton Beach Cost• Mesa ---'------1 LOW WEEKLY RATES 673-2918 ROO?\fY, cptd, 2 BR. dble Executiv• Suites gar + hobby rm. Walk lo shopping $225. mo. Agent 727 Yorktown Blvd. 64&-3928, Eves: 548-8651 Beach Blvd. at Yorktown 2 l..J:g 3 Br patio 1 w/frplc 53'MM11 & 1 w/ga~. AdU1ts only , STUDIOS & 1 BR's. yr lse. $175. 64>1317 e Full kitchen N B h e Heated pool ewport eac e Laundry facilities GAS Rationing" U\l'e just • Free ~tilities 'steps from ~h, upper 2 : ~'.V~ i1:~~d serv. avail. BR, 1 ba, $Z'l5 mo yean e Bar·B·Que lease, 675-6210. • Phone senrice LGE 3 bednn & den, near e I Mile to ocean beach. $400 mo. yearly. Bar4 MEN, mall beach hotel. rett Realty, 642-5200. Rooms $21.50 per wk. Apta. Duplexes, $9'5 ~r month. SJFr.7056. Fum. or Unfurn. 355 1 br furn. W/W crpts, drps, stove & refrig. $140. mo. Laguna Buch Call 539-0106 ==::..;;~=~--N l CE 2 bdrm duplex 1 blk $155-$165 beach & Victor Hugo Unfurn BACHELDR & 1 BR. Patio!!, $250/Furn $ 2 6 S Day frplc·s, priv. garages . Di- 494-4298/Eve 675--0146 vided bath & lots of Ck>seU. Apt.s. Furn. 360 Rec. hall, pool &: pool tables, r-'=r.:..="----= sauna baths. See tor your- G 'I sel!. 17301 Keelson Ln. {I eniiral blk. w. of Beach, 1 blk N. Attentk>n Renters I ol Slater). -- $85-$115, Room ideal for 842-'1848 students. Comm. k i t . , L•9una &eeeh Lounge w/frplc. Ocean Vu. $1.15-$165 Studios inC"l all. l BR & den, beautiful view Oceanfront. Students ok. of ocean, walk to beach $14S-$:KXJ. 1 Br'a Some &: stores, ~ JW\e ht, $230 w/vlews, lge rms, frplcs lncldlng""util. 494-4251 • le. sundecka.IColor TV'a. CHARMING 1 Br. on ocean. ' . At 75 m h "t ·-t. bo t · ht • [ [ " deal tell .. L Open 7 Days A Week SD> lncl. uttl. Opp • • p ,1 ""'esa u eig mmu es o .ournewcar ercan vouomenv.iys • BEACON RENTALS ,u.,.,1,0,,.,, 729 Gaviota. p ... --~vel IQ miles. At 50 mp~.iqalc~-!.7 minutes. , to sav.e f11el. Money.an<lcars, tpo. Cut out th~-.. -., ,. (In 1'!<:eaililly crn..1 ~4"'94-::!lm=. -~--- ' ' " to diver the same distance. ' · i·a.Ck•rabbitstarts. Drivea~iteadyspeeds. Use .•, • li54 s. Cit .Hwy. No. 6 m:ic. & Deluxe lzotl) 150 • 14iwta"!oo!!> -I 'I< $'15 vik. Pool, maid, ph. , ' .Imagine> you break the law, multiply your · your air ooiulitionerless. Keep your e ngine Tu' ' Ba lboa lslend ldry, Village Inn • ..-36 · •chances of an accid ent, run a good risk of killing tune. Choose the grade o f gasoline tha~s m eant NEW •padoo• apt 3 br, Newport Beach !· ~lf(as\\ell asafew innocentbystanders)... for your car.Andcheckyourtirepressure 2 ha, frplc, close to north135 1><r wk I'< up. 1 BR. --1 ·h L.-do Bay. lat fioor comer l>Jdg, 2 Br le bach's. O:>lor TV; ,....,. t e .,.,.[you can is save four minutes. more often. 300 Appolena. $330. monthly. maid aeiv, pool. THE- ' PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT Classified J..d PENNY PINCHER 3 LINES ·2. TIMES . . - 'liy ·nenr ·Pt.ioeJ 558., or Less · • ' .. --. J ' •, ' While you're trying to save those precious It's a fact. Speed w.istes our natural No 1...,. 61>-3030 MESA. • .415 N. Newport ACHELOR APT. 1 blk to Blvd. NB. 646-8681 (If fL-It ~. bl--' inlrifila. yoU're also 'YiiS!ilijj fuel:2\nii-uxla~y,~--teil0Utces;'lhingrlike-fuel;;:Andlives•· ------~~'l!iYor ooeii;-.ltll 111<0130 ~~JDllC 16 ocean. !Odo l--""--"11191'9"""'-"~~n"'·""Ot"'"''-"!!emlli..1•~-~•!!!om!!!!!J..__l..!!!!IL_I---~ ia precious, too. Us a problem that may be ..,. 675-exl tJ"" ,,u11· <:t 1r.J; ~ cannot ncM.t $50.). • ·~io1tay.Butone youcanoosomethingaliout. -. m· -I I<> Br furn e.,tzont apt.,~-~,'!:·c,....,.-.,...,-_,.,.,- ' ,. •'' SlowdMlnfrom75to50JllPhandyou'll Deole!swhodl<plov1N110tl1Mocrlbel0the ~ ·I · l yearly, uw turn, 1223. •LARGE .. ,,.., 3 br, 2'~ba, • 1325. CaU 615o649L I blk to °"'""' !210 .: .... :..,,.._ eallons of gas OU[ of every 10. Think NMY.Codeolb~ProclletM. \ •• ., .. ~.' YEARLY I Br. tum •pt for to June. 20il 4lM St, J ' . _. .. "U..Jtt al 30% ff I 1 ONE ADULT. No pets. ~italn. 9GM767, 60-767l ..... wu u "'save o n your cost 0 u e • National Automoblle Deolen Association SIJ!O/mo. Ind uUI. 675-:1975. BEAtmFUL baylront •pl, ~fn 30 miles for every 100 you travel . mcta1~d~llO'ICNICl,...coanct11Uct1a.a1M•....,•¥0i•~ "Make Room For oad.zy" terrtllc view, new I Y " , , clean our the garage redecorated 1 Br furn or ~--a 1eries presented by N.A.D.A., this nt:W!paper, and the new car dealen of our community. •. "'.-turn that lanlt Into uah uhfurn. 5411-1334 or 64&-1750 with a Dally Pilot Claulfied The rutest dta• iG th! West. ... Call -• •.• Dally Pilot CWoUled • I i • • - 642-56 .78 ' • r I • I , . r • 1 DAIU PILOT rrldaJ, ~°"mbtr 23, )973' Thunda1, NMmbtr 22, 1973 DAJLY PILOT 51.)~ Buy a ' Border f o Bargain Every classified want ad in the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be seen in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsracks from border to border aU along the Orengo Coast • , • all the wey from Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get ~-It All •• Huntington Beaci. Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano • (Plus the ·daily newsrac:k edition) . . . . ;;; ,-·-.. .; ' " ' For One Price *~ Classified Ad r hone 64t-"S67 YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO I I •• Apt. n urn. 3 Apt. Un urn. ntum. 3 Apt. Unfurft. 3 nfurn. 365 flee Rental .Gene ral ~Mesi Dana Point Irvine Newport IM•ch PRESTIGE ' N.Ew TRll'LEX DELVXE IMMAClll.ATE. opaoiowl 2 2 BR. FAMILY APrS. * 1 WEEKS FREE * OFFICES ..._ .. ]~0· ~r· 4dult 2 Br, 2 B<\. Laundry, APARTMENTS bclnn, 1 ba. den, ·uv rm, From l3l5. Pr1me loc In Vista del Mesa Fountain Valley, lleauU· 1patio, enclosed garage. $215. dln-.rm, brkf$t bnr, cloM!d Irvine, SM. oteeo 4 CulVtt M new buUdlna cround 418 HD.nll11on. C.M. 6.)6-44.14. Alr OJnd • fri>lc's • 3 S\vlm-t garage, patioul at o1r a 1~. l)r. Comple~ r:;,c;t°Uonlt A1DRVLVINTEGAAROVEENATl!MOEMSAES Door, 3,000 squtlre feet, ii.,,' B.lbo. 111.nd ming Pools • J-leaJth Spa • privacy, ad ts on Y ,~. facll, conv • ....,vp .... en • · w\U dlVide in!() amt.lier CAR-POOL SERVICE ' Tcruils Cou11s • Cyn1 and Call after 5:30 4!19-U97 close to aeJ)Mt1. ~Jove in w/<\epotilll ooly · 0~ 50e per lq\18.l'e NE\Y 2 BR. frpl., all elec, Billiard Room. p AN 0 RAM I c OCEAN Phone n 41s.u.n::io 2 ~ foot, lncludet: carpet&, IS IN BU SINESS t I C~L 642-6589 I f,FTER 6 P.M. bit-Ina. Garage. $275 fo.1o. 1 BR. t'rom $150 t VIEW Lrg 3 BR 2 BA 2 BR., 2 Ba. Walnut Square. n .... 6' Nl"'IU Securl Pool drapu,. Ill utllltlet, Jani· yellrly. Broker 6TrHi700 l Bit & Oen From $195 2T' U~ nn blln 'kitchen' $225/mo. Avail Nov. 25th. ~F ta! "' R Blyld, ;' lOr ltl'Vlce. Cal.l Marilyn · 2 BR Jrom $210 · · Call MW65T oun "-· ec. I · w StcwaU tn4l ~ Balboa Ptnln1ul1 .2 BR. Twiihses Fronl $2;il) 21310U1~11t0 bAldgduJ, 111 Al.,r 1.~11d. · exercile rm, bllllardr, col· · "EOITERRANCJ.W " · · -~ · Logun• S..cll or TV. Ea. Apt. b .. dill>' !!in.AND new upper unit, 1600 -m. ~ . _wQhtr, retrig, aha.I cpt • oq. n. 3 br, 2 ba, 1rp1c, VILLAGE EHi Bluff * FOR RENT * pn patlo or deck. 545-4855. huge baloorfy, bllns, dshwhr, • ..; · CltARMING SEAQ..IFF Manor Apt• 2 & pr. 13'15/l!lll. Yearly. :ltOO Harllor Bl~ C.m. e DELUXE e !-Bdrm. apt, by Pollery Br l\! Ba Studio $i75. -A.gt 673-2008, eve, 675-6487. \nf) 557-{llJ"AJ 3 BR. 2 BA ~pt for le~. Shack; ·watl{ to beach & Po01. Ask ~bout ~ di•- 2 BR _ BAY vu Yrly $250. OPEN .EVE'.RYOAY Incld apac. master aulte, din everything. Hdwd. t Ir 1 . oouat plan. ·1525 Placehtla Adults. m pets. 673--6.112 or 9.30-$.30 rm & dbl gatage. Auto door Ckean vu. Include• stove Ave. S48--26S2 --1-1003 E Balboa P•rk Li'ko opener avail. Pool&: Recrea· & refrig. $200 ltfonth. B't~'tl~· · .. tion area. MISSION REALTY 494-0131 San Jutn Capistrano r Po,...n1ls 530 : I . FULLY LICENSED r BEM.I ceiling, -1 br, shag Cl'fll, 1 blk to bay & beach. Singles $185 M4--0997 Surroundings • S29'T e dlo N . 1---------DELUXE 1 & 2 BR. Apts. S65 Aini \Vay NB 1 BR I: atu . r main Lrg. new d.uplex, 2 BR, 2 Also furn Bachelor. Mai~ged b.; bch. Crptd, tull kitchen $170. BA, 2·car gar.. f n c d FIRST month rent trtt. * SPIRITUALISI' * I Deluxe offices nr airport. -5plrltual readlnp 10 am-10 1, 2 & s Rm . spacea trnm pm. Advice on all matten / $135 per mo. 'Janitorial 312 N. El Camlno Real, 1 service & ample parking. S a n Oemente, ~9136. Pvt Patios * Htd Pool . WlWAM WALTERS CO. 644-8478 or 494-4791 b!yard. Xtras. 493-1337 or Nr. Shop'g * Adulta only. Lido lilt 49S-OT12. Martinique Apts~ Huntington Buch 1N'"°E'"'V;-::ne-cver=-:be"e"'n-;;uved=-,-1n 833-3223 Bet noon o r 492-0034. iJ ~2840 aft. noon. PROBLE~t ~ncy. Con-Nl."1 deluxe 2 br, 2 ha, • (rpl, 2 patios. $225/mo. 34592 Via Catalina. 496-1924. lm A CM 1 BR API'. IhllafED OCCU· 2 BR 1 Ba w/gar lawidry Santa Ana ve., PANCY (213)~281·8406 OR room: & ~ view. $250. Mgr Apt 113 -646-5542 ON BEACH! 615-8565. ,...m.,..o. _m._'61_6_. --- 111 DOVER DR. N.B. tkient, s y mp at he t I c . 1285 NE\V LARGE 4 BR OCEAN VIE\V *** 8.11~. CASA GRANADA Newport BH<h Apia., No Security Deposit. Lovely 2 BR Unfum. Fr. $245 Furn. or Unfurn, 370 2 BR. Apls. On beautHully Covered Parking. La r g e landscaped grow\ds. Gas in-Heated Pool, Sauna& and 3 story ofe. bldg. w/view pregnancy counseling. Abar· • Luxuriously A p p o i n t e d lion & adoplio1~s ref. ' Suites 500 sq. ft. -12,00J APCARE 6f.!--44.\1i ·1 sq. ft. An1ple parking, LIFE OR DEATlt ·• &lZ-4910 Let our babies live. For 1 ,Coll9-P1rk· cludOO. Laundry. Heated Recreation Room. live BIG! EXEC. SUITE alternalives to ABORTION , Large Ocean View office & call LIFE LINE Ml..sszl, ' recept. area in Union Bank 24 hrs. --=------·I Pool. Nr. &hopping. No HU.NTINGTON NEW LARGE 2 BR PETS. Good LocAHnn · 400 Merrtmac Way, C.M. PACIFIC $215 mo * 831--02'l3 Phone 979-1911 APT for T'E!nt, 3BR, 2ba, bltins, crpts, drps, nr beach & bay, Balboa Penln. $285 mo., 675-lro:i bldg. Newport Center. Avail SHAKLEE's F'ood Sup-" 7U OCEAN Ave., H.B. in Jan. plements is a guaranteed Coron• dtl Mir FOR Rent delu."(e ' 2BR, downstairs apt; w/ enclsd gar, dishwasher, bl tins , \Vasher hookup, lrg patio, CTI4) 536-1-187 lifr. McFarland, 644·9440 program to better health, 1 PROFESSIONAL. Small' of. =~ le appearance. Costa Mesa Ofc. opm 10 am-6 pm Dally WJLUAM WALTERS CO. flee building, No. Costa ==::.:.. ______ p 1 THE EXCITING Mesa. Best value! Xlnt for GnlVEan>• Cu& sorlomHHnua•~ NCat'vedun>be" ~ PALM MESA APTS. niedical, accounting, ,,.. .----re&~~~~ fnced back yrd, $169 mo. ·--------897-1228 a.nsaphone leave TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, fireplace, pool, prlvate patios, oontlnental break· fast. Spacious grounds, near shol>r!nt -!: fine beach. F'ur· nished qr unfurnished, from $250. Corona de! l\tar, 644-2611. . messa&e UNDER NEW ~. MAllAGEMENT NEW TRIPLEXES 2 BR. Blt-tns. Ne\\•ly dee· 1 orated. Eocl garages. Beau· 3 Bdrm .. , . $265 tiful landscaping. l.J:g play 2 Bdrm . , , , $210 are, a child's dream. Close 1 Bdrm $170 to shopping & schools. • • · • -Children welcome Wilson •t ~lacentia CM eau &42418o Phone 547-6791 Agt. ..,._....,·....,....,....,,....! from $160 MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. architect, etc. Call 54&-8424 Signs this Ch r i 11 t mas : FURN. OR UNFURN. Bkr. MS-4456 Unbelievably large apts., N.~E;,l:;:Vc..de,..,-lux-•-..,.oU°"ice,.-,.1pa,,.-ce-,,-for BEST MASSAGE lN N.B. huge pool, Jacuzzi, elect bit· lease in choice ~fission Vie-3400 Iniine Ave. Sul!e 1 in!, shag crpts, drps, sauna jo Auto Plaza. G o o d (at Bristol) Open g AM. etc. Adults, no pet11. free-.vay oU ramp at Avery Ann. 557-0039. Al Oakwood Garden Apart-SlNGLES From Sl50 Parkway. Call Owner. Paul Tennis Anyone'! menls l BEDRM. From $165 Brazeau 831-1400. Patrick, Swam! ha·-mal•r 2 BEDRli1. From $185 o=~~'"""-0=-~-•• GREAT RECREATIO~: l Wim· Unfum Apts Avail from l30 ~FFJCE/Desk Space! S\±per· l --'·Ca=ll:...::Sall=y-48S-=.::955:1=-ming, saunas, health clubs, ior Secretarial SD F· / billiards, tennis, pro & pro to $15 LESS. ' "''Y ALCOHOUCS Anonymous. shop, golf driving range, par1y You're right, they're und:tr· ~ach B!vd., ~-Crpt, drps, Phone 542-7217 or v.Tite QUIE.T room, etc. 1 pr.iced! 1S6l Mesa Dr. ' air, prking, Janitorial. Sec· P.O. Box 1223, Costa ites8.. 2 BDRM. apt., beal)'led ceil's, VILLA YORBA FUN ACTIVITI ES! Full~trme (5 blks from·NewJ)911 Blvd;) i-etal'ial 10'/o disoowit; phone gar., wshr/dryer. New SURROUNDINGS 714/142-9622 direclor, tree Sunday brunch, :, 546-9880 . :!;~M'i~f.rox. No lease carp., uUl .,paid. l·Blk. from 2 BR, bath. downstairs 1 2 & 3 B U 1 BBO's, lrips. parties, and Huntl........,· ~--~ """-"==c..,...-,..-~-beach. Some 1 u r nl tu re \V/patio, encl gar. & lndry • r. 11 um. morel ·-.~ -2850 Mesa Vordo Dr. 6= ..,,.-facil. Adults only, no pets. refrig, util incl. Moderate BEAUTIFUL APART"ENTS · ·~ I A 1· ti W t ..., : DELUXE adult po o 1 side 5 Otfice Suite, -·~ lloor $160/mo. 644-0878. noome · PP 1ca ons e · Singles, 1 & 2 bedrooms. 5,.,......, ~-2 BR, l ba, balcony, pool. Auto Transportation 5 i IF you are interested in a t; car pool to anywhere call car pool serv!Ce at 642-6589 after 6 PM. Walk to beach. Corolldo. $225/~10. 833-16i1 o r 833"8914. 2 BR, I BA, crpts, drps, !rpl.c. Pool. $22 5/MO. 61>--0562-. TOWNHOUSE lJVJNG i '!"co~m~e.l"""!""!""'""'""!"'"'' Furn. & unlurn. WUh all the garden bungalow, nr ocean, with reception rm. Appr..ox ek\ras. Models open 10 10 7, frpl, lrg patio, 6 pools, 1100 sq. ft. Carpeted. $473 2 b,, !',' Ba, blt ;.,g .....,una t nn>a· •~ "259 U · u ·• ...... LEASE w/optlon .to buy, Sorry, no pets or children. .... . e · O't\J"'Y • mo. ruque ..-. om es, I :~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~Fl closed patio, cptJ, "ilrps, walk to bch, luxurious 2 Br, Also 1 Br. From $135. 546-5990. pool, adult living no pets, Oakwood I only $162.50 2 1/2 blkll West 2 Ba Condo, in exclusive bch 1 & 2 BR. Mature adults, DESK space av811able $50 Liit Md ~ of Harbor on WI la 0 n walk area, poo\.s, sauna, Ja· Garden. Apartments older children ok, 960-1126 mo. \Vill provide furniture I ''iiiiiiiim;i;mm;;;;~~I Wil son Gardens 646-2846 cuµi, fully decorated & Newport Be•cfl/Noftft aft 6; or Julie,. 639-1600 at S5 mo. Answering 9E'rv1ce landscaped, child & pets ok, wkdays available. 17875 Beach Bl··'. FOUR 'SEASONS lrYlne ...a 1~!h &4~ vu $350 per mo. Call 642-1763 GARDEN Apts. 2 & I br, Huntington Beach. &U-4321 Found• {frft ad•)" . Costa Mesa APARTMENTS, Spac 2 aty, or alt 5 PM 536-4621. H ....... _._.,...., furn & untum. No children 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB ~~~· ~ ::t1o~u:;,,~: DNELEUXEW BE3AC 8 HR AOCEPTSAN. 161*" •1 hvln• ~2.f110 · Nor pets. 19822Bo Brookhunt, 2300, ll\Xl, 720, 540 sq. ft. ~ih~A!f i:r~t~. iiV; , venient loc. No pets. $165. ewport ach 55c per sq n. Ample prk'g. yrs. old/~TI T35 Jo Ann St. 646-1450 VIE\Y Ul:ii. Baun1gardncr, 541-51J3~. TIGER cn.t w/whlte nea oo!J. 1 BR, crpts, stove, refrig, 125 8111 St., near the pier. PARK NEWPORT Bachelo.r Furn $205 PROfoO'ESSIONAL SUITE I & includs dbl gar. 540-8442 2 BR Unfurn. $llS Xl 1 tlo 4 lfll'. vie. N.B. Tennis Cub. enc caqxn< stora... APARTMENTS , nt F.V. oca n. exam 644--0052 1 .. ,i .... facil. $130/mo. Avail Unfurn 2 Br, 2 Ba, drps, Ocean View. y .. ,ly le"'e. rooms lab pvt office ---p ';:~~~-~---'·fl ........ ~ crpts, closets galore. Sunny the bay. Heated Pool. AduJ-Only-. -m 'Ate' rA~ ..,.,:~o ' ..... · FNn: Blk Semi-Persian ~.1· M0-6187 eves & & bright. Hot & cold water on LAS BRISAS 'APTS. '"" ' . '1'1~ trnl 9th & w. Balboa Blvd.·' PINECREEK LIVES UP DELUXE 3 br, 2 ba In 4 pd. 1 Olild, no pets. Sl55 l.uxury ~nent living 5515 River Ave NB Busine11 Rental 445 &ia-8220 I R d bl'. N mo. 531-6515 overlooking the water. En-Call rA<> ""-"''J FND: Parak~t -lime TO ITS NAME ••• P ex. ugs, rps, IJlll, r Jo 1150 beallh 1 --schls, chun:i.., shopping & eWALK TG BEACH Y ,ooo spa, 1700 WESTCLIFF D LAGUNA BEACH -Eastat~e C.M. SIH497 transportation. 3UO Coral Brand new 1, 2 & 3 BR Car· swimming pools, 1 .llghted · R. Prime comer location in FND: small male blk-La~\ ~ ~rl~~m~lh 54&-1458 pet:B, drapes, blt·iDs.' :;:rm~ c:.rJ2• plpu'::lngmll~uff 2p~!nc!s &~ 1nso~~~ beautiful Laguna. New Vic Tucan Cr.,·F.V. 96H31S waterfalls create a EASTSIDE duplex apt. Cus-22116th St 847-3957 cy e 1• • s · ' ' · building, wider construction. tom 3 Br, l','-Ba, $275. En-.-wALK TO, BEACH fleboard, croquet. Junior l's San Clemente Space avail. for dell/sand· 1-elaxing setting for z ,_ •• . from $194.59 monthly; .also 1 which shop, 1,000 sq. ft. min-your spacious new 1. or closed gar, wet bar. frplc, 2 BR. Carpets, drapes', bltins. and 2·bedtoom plans and LOVELY OCEAN Vu nr lmum. Get your reservation 2-bedroom apartµlent. Small agent 67'".>-6900 1·5 Plot or 205. 15th St. 96()..1749 or 2-slory town bouse11. EIPC· N. Beach. i. 2 or i Bi in! CLASSIPllD HOURS peta ok. 1''ron1 $170. Fw-niture I ,OE"v,oe..:5'11-;:;. '-'l::,145;::;... ----847·3951. trie kltche~. priva~ pa.Hot no pell, 1541 Buena Vista, ~ available. Office OpeD 9:00 2 Br, 1 Ba single story, D(X; RUN or balconies, carpchDg, dra· $.Clem. 494-5370. ' 0 . I --. Advertisers may place ~6:00M 7300 P~airvi~~· new shag crpt, drps, fnCd 2 Br, $159. erpt/drps, pool, peries. SUbten-anean }>lll'k· Rooms 400 .l,~IC' their adai by telephone IA esa. n., · palio, beam cell, !rplc, gar. gar, child ok. -· Ina wilh•eievalors. Optional REAL E$TA'J''" 3,00 1.m. io·s :SO p.m, 2 BR. 1 BA. drapes, carpets $175. 2544 Elden Apt. No. C. 842-4504. maid seMce.·~ust.,:'IOl'th of ROOMS $20 wk up .,./kit ' I~ lrJ Monday,~ friday acrogs !rom pool $215 mo. 53T-3125. 2 BR, crpbl, iirpi, bltns, !~~~ ~~~~~f'ta i;;,""d. p:i wk uP llpts. ai.ulfRh. -~ 1190 Glenoeyre St. 8 . to n'oOn 'S&tw'dly 1632 B Iowa M9-4338 a.ft * EXTRA Irg 1 or 2 BR. carport .. J:jr. shp'g, acbl & ...... .-.-,, UCU{U&t• a, & pel -eectlon. 2376•Newport. 49-i:;"iiii91ii13& ......... &549-03iiiiiilii6 JI COSTA Ms.u ·omCE 6PM Heated POOi" _From $145. fl'\vy. $165 •. 1 child ok. No -Telephc)nie <714> 6"-1900 ; BJv.d CM. ~ or • 330 W $150. 2 br, single story, beam Mature adults, no pets. 1887 pets. 641)...3786; 5'5'.-076o. • for reqtaJ· lnlonnaUon ~ · . .-CombinH "1sinal &a--~ celling. 2043 W a 11 ace 'Monrovia. 645-()13:li. LRG 2 BR .1~ ba acros9 PARK NEWPORT UVE . at the Heach '$25 And Ltvirw Quarters · .. 646-8243 or 646-8882* ~=ELM~"c°"ARD'=°'EN=sc-.-,POO="L...,.* from Huntington 'Ccntei, 'APARTMEl:ffS :~· ~ Knott 'Motel, 83m Ntiu-beach. loc!Btibn . off 'NBWEORT Bt/t.CH 3 BR, 1% ba in 4 plex e Adult:s Poolside $150 Up. $185 mo, . · "Bachelor 1 'or 2 Bedrooms "' Coast Hwy,.NB. 673-04«I &;µOr Cout .Jllebway. Jdeal 3333 N~ 'Blvd. $185. mo. + dep. Nr. bus, e Also Children's SecHon 842--1339 and Townho~ BEDROOM, private hOme CM fat Antique . Shop mo , Bou-642~ .chls, Dec. ht. 549--4225. 177-E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645 PANORAMIC Ocean Vlew,;2 Fr. $194.50 Open 9-G Daily aria. $4El>/mc:mth. dque. Ample~· Bft*. HUNTINGTOH B.EACH 1 &: 2 BR. $135-$155. Stove, e HOME ATh10SPHERE • Br, dbl gar, vacant now. Spa 'Pools. , Tennis . ~2042 . ~ 49?·\.761. · 17875 Beach Blvd. rer. crpt/drps, htd pool. Dix 2 & 3 Br. $170 up. Rental 115 17th · St '$250/M'O Across from Fashion Ialand V•catl R 1 1 4a i!'~~!!!!,..,.._...,~ 540-~ Adults, no pets. 645-8965. Ofc., 3095 Mace Av e . 536-4694 · • at Jamboree on San Joaquin _ on •n 1 1 u omCE · on Newport Bt\rd. vr'·.a. E/SIDE attrac 2 br, 11,S ba, ~54&-~1~004=. ------LGE 2 BR; 11h .Ba Studio. Hills l«tad. ' TRADE yoUr Beachiront , Ava.ll •• on lease; P~ly LAGUNA ,_ACH crpl/drp,bltns, dwhr; encl NEW .'l BR utiJ9, pd. Encl gar. ~t OK. No 1714) .64f.1• ,HOU3e' • ~~=x r~oo=· ~ ::r;.tatvc. &'Br, no pets. 6f6-04T4. Children welcome. No pets. petJ. $157.50/mo. 8¢7-4440. · ~ sum.mef-.. · ~ft. S250imo W~bGule~- LRG 2BR apt, bltlm, crpts, Cpts, drps, patio. Mgr. 1960 ** 2 Br, new paint, closed BREATHTAKING for my, deluxe mta u ~ Ideai for contractor SJ..N?'a.EMENTE drps, upstairs, $150 mo., 1 \Vallace, Apt. 6. &12-7364 garage. Child & small pctok VIEW. retreat ·· ava," · 'i • 305 N El Carrlf R al hlld k 646-9270 $150. 847-8149. • $240. Huge 2 Br apt. High ·this winter '(not Xmas) ,,;~:;;261;:::;~0-.,,..,,,,,;,.,---:-'-. . , 49Q.4420~ e c o • e TROPICAL POOL e -'°'=~~'='7C....,~--~I on "Back Bay Bluff w/2 300 yda from major ski ;'THE Factory~'..,_..,l;IM, I\ lrg . . · 2 BR," cpts, dl'ps, bltns, 2 BR, 1% Ba.lrgSpiral strcse, 2 BR, 1 BA. Bit-ins, cpts, rl te balronl ,_,,,, area sho_p avaD. $185/mo. 1n NORTH COUNTY garage. Adult$., NO pets. frplc, bltns, encl patio, drps, 1 blk to beach $115 P va ea, ''t''+• All city convenience:s CllnnerY \r'lllage•425 30th St., dial trft 5f0..1220 &16-5983 ~u~· Gas & W pd. mo. ~. 53&-1336. bea\4l ~~~ ~~osets. i~~-k~~~~~ :,NB:;:;. ,;642-;c.;l;,960:;·:-.,--.,.,--CLAsilfltio 1 BDRM redecorated, range, f living 25BmlnDRMi.~&crpbet &: drps. 979-pGS or MS-la'iO Sleep 6. cOmfartably "'115/UP, NU stotes, offices, shag crpt, &: drps, $145 mo., MAKE fun out 0 apt . '"J -ach. $140. 1 lnWv a.tr&: heat,,elev11tori, DEADLINIS + deposit,~7437 1 & 2 hr, furn or unf. mo. (213l ~1898. · STPS to ~lrg mod, 2 hr. to Vail, .Cooper Mtn .• JijOI Beach, HB, 842--2834 Deadljne·forcopy&:kllls 2 Br, nu, shag cpt, drps, ~;.1C:ii~~as Bar-Jl. QUIET nr· "arboilf new 1ge bt;ti'ple, belun Cl Altbltfus, 666~·~~rt 1136 Anahelin .CM.~r. hwy, la 5:3}!;~· ~day be- gar, all util paid, pool, "'on. 1 _ unc:tairi;, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 Br. frplc bltns encl gar. $225 winter, $275 yrly. New/· Den~ Cb. 80222 600 Sq. ru· Ground F1oor. ~ore €°'.=tioa.. •t;".,C:!'.~ children weloome 642-8138 -""" .... 2 Adults SITO; 5:36-4)269. port. Crest 3' Br 3 ba pool ASPEN COLO wt parking. $115. 673-2654. ~~~ .., .. o • ......,-1fir ~":; &2 ~tot I~~ ~Js,bedh~~ b~~J:bK. 2 BR, 1 BA: bltns, ~· ~s ~:75 W~ter, $475 Lrg. attrac. .~ apt' Ind st i.I R t I .-u. ta Sat~ ~~~e 556-7093/540-6T52 $145 mo. Ask for D e, · ' · w/loft. Pert. for cpte· w/2 u r · en 1 ... "HY • 'cL""SIFf•'- <ICCPl'· 1185. m.B7l9 96Z-44n . fiLA. '"ARISIENNI!* c!Utdren. 3 blka walking... ""· ~I> 2BR, bltins, dshwsh, adlts, 2 BR, 1 ba & 3 hr, l% 2 BR, 2 be delux pool_ aide BR. !::._ ·& Unlum. All town, 6 blks ~o lift. Avail NOW t.E~SINO REGULATIONS 11•• 711 ~-" ba, bltn range, drps, crpl, bch fl-Bl ·~" t Chrl tm 2 •-ERRO·RS· •• •~-~.-no pet9, uv, .xw.umar pool clubrni. carport. 2'l12 apt nr .... uv. ru. P.tc. e1ec1 Fireplace hid pool or s as. Wtta111. Huntington 9each AUTC~ uac'~ 642-3168 or 556-7280 College Ave. 646-6032. 2320 F1orlda, 536-5882. Aduli.. $195. & tip. mW Rer.s. P.O. Box 3465 Aspen, NEW Mol should check tbelr ads •STUNNING 2 Br, 2 Ba You'll like the cl~ seace 7 hr, nu crpt, drps, 5 min ACl'08ll1 from. goU COUl'5e Colorado, or (303) 9'25--3843 .. -940 Ft • dallyed I: report errors • Garden Apls. Pool. Rec in thls frg 2 br, trl·plx fwy/bch. $140. mo.. Call »IJ? Santa Ana Ave. Rentals to .Share , 430 .. Hamil~~ Hewl~ St. ~y ~~ 111~!!! Rm. now. l8th St., CM. bltns, encl gar, bund, quiet 213-531)..1898 : •tm · llabllityifor tbe ttrst fn.. •2 BR, 1 BA, $160 mo. st.· 642-0247 or 613:-8364. 1 BR. FireR!ace 4 blocks ONE BIOck to Ocean • 3 BR SHARE HOUSE-OR· APT. correct 1mertloa only, Garage. One child OK. No p I to beach. Gu pajd. 415 lSth 2 BA, fire:place. $3.50. pef SAVE J!S;~M!;P1~TNER ~ pets. 6'15-am , Dana o nt St., Hwitlngton Beach. mo. ~~rttag~ Real tors o.JO-~, ...._ "IHJ ··COSTA MESA * CANCEU.A.110NS: LRO. 2 -Br, I· 1/2 Br. 2 1 BR. Apt, ocean vu, garage, 2 Br apt, crpts, c1rpa. stove, ~115~ ~~mar to11a~'lrg ::t:-l>t400 t~ :· Prik~e-Whentf~ an.~ story apt., gar,' $115. ni range & refrlg, No pets, refrlg, .laundry nn, $160. OCEANFRONT -Darling rHB ~-~!, · M per Re".f.··f0r!,!1cui>au per : aurc! 1..,_ Vn.r NU• MBER Filmore apt IT 494-8490. • $165. Mon. can 4.(}.1-2517. I 962--7549 , new, 1 BR ~lral stairs mo. · · ~ • ......,, · ..., NA' cy. 0 ,,., n.u..1M · Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unturn. o.1.1:R to loft BR. IJfgle Nook, wet WORKING girl would like to C.:· ROBER.~T ATI'RESS, 1 f!~!.n• YOU~'tJ01ur ad -'----.,------'---------"----------I bar, ¢pta, di'pa, DfW, share 2 BR rondo w/same. Co.ta Mesa • 979-637t :U.~~''Thb, yoJU C!.!!!.,!M~ie~aa~---~C;!M~l!!a~M~IOl~N~---~C_!OS~l!_l,!Moaa~~-----Ji);!Yf.rly~/"i°6"'';.i;il;'.S36°;.i;;Rbi:-be;cl; IUS mo. ~ urlls. ~1622' -·~=-=--=,..-;"' •-· be -Deluxe 1pto, a1op1 ., btacb. G1rigM fO< Mont 435 . 4"l II R~M, N~· •um-. must pre-• . . 2-3-4 bn frplcs . crpt& 361'.Q eq, ft. Jx per sq ft tented by the advertiaer - r t." ...... ••••••-!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••.,.•: tilrns, yrl.Y:'From $2'25 mo'. MINI WAREHOUSES below r,olilg i a'fe, )t. mf&. in cue oi-a. diapute. • n·s•:~ntively Ill. ""erent·AduJt T _;..,;..,,.. ~ : Broker, im;....;su STORAGE ·whsle, atrg. JM~ CANCBLW\TION o'R -: l LllL lll · .&.n.V ~-'6 ' • ' : SP.ActOUS 2 BR, 2-BA DW, No Move-in1 oc"' Mov&.oul su..so32. • .... . ' .CORRIC'PlON OF NEW : 9ACHUOR APIS. °' 1 IR APTS. w/ lOfTS From $1S5 ' : bltns, 2 patios, nr lloag ctuu'I<"· ~ $7.50 'per II~ -4,111111' In complex ir/ZlQ ~ ~ ~~~~ •• • Ho!lp. Adults. $2'J> mo. month. volts & 2 offices. 12c per kill .J ... •387 ~ n ~0 ~·· l374F • or correct a new ad • .. 1• , ,.,<' : ~ Hamilton & Newland St., HB _,. · .rt"""'10'N. t~:.:~i:-~·.?.a";:j.j#~~.:~· : NEW 3 BR, 2 BA apt. Bltns,. ALLSPACE Logan, Costa Mesa. ~~~t~ca~:t :';:! =~~jt~~"r;.;;::;~1~~· • ... -. •• 0.99d-• fllplc.,:~ l~undry. 'Ai blk Mt4'70 1' ,SHOP, ~ • av.au. ~ tee to do 10 until the sd • ·; ~~~;r.~..N,; ... : IWW' U(l • ocear\. $350. D&Y!I 979-3165:· -Ml••lon ....;.San Juan hu a fed la th , .<;:.::·4'%.~:r-· .. ~ .. .:.•,;·.i:.. 1 J Sat & Sun ~A" """" SINGLE Gange For Rent. 0.:Pistrano fi01n 112 S ppea e : . ,...II'-!' ··,-r ; · ' · ~ :~ 393 Homitton , ~ • ' ~-· --x-$25/ll'MRlh.""117· E. 22nd St., .$.1154 ~ · pnper. • ~ ".4~ • • Costa MHo.Co.92627 OCEANFRONT APT Costa fi.tesa. 642-3645 0Th1E-A-UNE ADS: i ... ~'' (7141645-4411 1 i!~· ~"i1ifo $%25. mo. Utll STO~GE. Lge. dry, double iiV~~t'·~,:. Ni:~ These ads are atrlctl~ • NEW • BR 2 BA YRLY ~~· Access to alley. Call 645-2850, 81. cash in advance1by ma.11 : .. 1 • ""'I ........,1 aft 5. or nt any one o our o • • 2 Blka to bch, $295. SC..79l4. Off' R I I .-.Mo RENT 600 !IQ. rt. 1100/MO. ClcCll. NO phone orders. • 642.-3188 ice tn a ._,-:s44 Randolph, CM. (Shop Dea~line: 3 p.m. Friday, : . • WATERFRONT apt. 2br, LARGE furnished or un-No. 9) Call 6'1>5ll6, Costa 1.tesa office 17 • : newly decor. $275/mo. Utll furnished er d d r Renttl1 .Winted 460 noon -all branch of· ~~i!'t!•' pa::-$1ip av . 673= 1 , area. ~ "YEARLY HOME'' 2 br, 2 646-1724. \YIDOWER, prof., slraS&ht, THE DAILY PILOT re.. blk trorh ~h _I: btcy. Or.ly ---.,,300,,...-,SQ=-. -=FT=.---1 nr 50• vexed with Uvlng ser\'es the right to cJu .. l ..: S220. ulil pd. 6'/'J..1909. Ctpta, dl111. $95. mo. Costa alb.14!., like. to lhr abode slty, ·l'dit, censor or rt-"t • ~ BR., close to bc:h. Funt or l\feu. WS..-2130 :C::" ~th. :i, '":;.i~~ fuse: 11ny .tdverttsement. ti wifum. Yrly. or winter. SUITE next 10 , ,_ ..... ~-60-4.,..,,. 8..._9pm ls best l!lnd lo change ita ntes 673-6640 ~-..xun:: "u ·~ & rcgufltiona wlthOut , & Restaurant. Lra 100> IQ, 2 OR 3 BR holl)e w/2 or prior notice. ', .,, 2 BR., 2 be.. Yrly. ~. ft. U75. ~1323. S 'ft ltue oplkln AvaJI ~ Ask For Mik;e. 0FFlCE space .New, between Feb 1$ a. March CLASSIFIED ,. , ·JONES REALTY. 613-6210. buli<Ling Oceanvlew, Hun-15, Balbol, Penln, ana, all MAILING ADDRESS ' ' NEWPORT lllland water-linalotl Beach. ~1V T ptn, 5Z)..4l(6 P. O. Box 1560. front. 3 BR. 2 BJ\ upper OFnCE apac&-nu ocean vu OCC Prof, wife, s yr old Costa. A.feta du~lcx. No pell. $295 yearl)' Hnta:. Beach. Wires unfum-hie w/gar. ~ ==~======='-'-'--'-.-....-------------6? 2256. Cali 536-2519 N.B. or E. C. M.· 4S5-0010 ._ ______ .., ..... • • • • ' f I ' ~ILV ::o; • '• • ·~"'"''" No"m ... 22 .• 1'17)~ •··. • v •• ' . ---.. ,,... . ~ ' ---.-.. . -... ., . -. . .1 •. -.,,,.; ~~le Wanted, M & F 110 Friday, NovombH 23, 1973 DAILY Pl~OJ 52 ,_ I • ••"""" lfreo odsl 550 S<hoolo & G1rd1nlng • 1' rouND Homllv PI ge o n ln1tructlono 575 P~R.;;.O..;F-.ESS!....,..::ON-AL--g-m!_c_ne_r. * QUAIJTY * . •1 wtUte w/sray ~. Vic. CHR.IS1'MA$ I!! Ap. tree work, prunJnJ, * fffUl.L"H & TOP BOJL * Top Soll or R>untaln Valley -at proachlna;! How ft bout 1ptlnkler1, cleanup jobs. fM:.6930 Ma.moll& .l Ellis. CtdJ jCivlng your youngs1t rs a '·and I ca PI n r • Ccori:e, ~!!!!!!!!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!! , 968wJ982: gift of pla.no l &1aon !I , 6'\6-&9.1. I . Jfj}] \ FND Nov. Jf, small Grayish lw;lru~t)On$ otfel't'd in my BEAUTIFY Your Jtome/ rs:;ltjnWlll ~ I , wbJte oldtr male poodlt, honie. 846-12TI Buslne1111 for the Holidays. ,_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii··••'• , • vie. Bushard It Garfield, PIANO INSTRUCTION Jack's Gardenhit $4S.l893 ~ I 963-8144. ALL AGES. Beginners 011 up ,•o.;'..o .. :o·_,~-~---Job Wanted, Mlle 700 . ~~N~~rty~~e~i~;:<>t f\.1r. Roul 1>14-5377 Aft 6 Gtntral S1rvJc1s YOUNG man desires pain. l '~ B "1'JllNGS" by Moost. Gen'l ting, odd jobs, lawn work, •,t _, .... n. Laguna e o. c h . [5J I -etc. ~9621 -,_ I I Cll.l'pentry, Repe. rs, .1·1um· =:oo:..,:;"'.::..:-=----~ _ FHD: Qwner·ot Vlctorta & ...__.~ :'-'~=-·~=·". ~"-~e~e_. ~~~'_,.Ill J ob Wantff.,-F-enNlt 702 V ·.:, -· E l Remod II • Harbor CM. middle-aged ' ooc d Shepherd. 'Male. Call II: Carpentry, etecrrleal, plwn b-stu ent aeek:e}part.tlme Identify. 97$-4708 .A.;.;.•o.c:oun=;.;.t;;.lnt~----ing, li.x-it. 1'" & B Home work housecleMing or baby •• -Repair, 642-1403. trlUing In OCC -Me11a - FOUND female black Great ACCOUNTI NG & 'H"'i'"u'"ll::.n""'t ;:..;.=---South Coast Plaza area. Dane. Vic. of Magnolia & 54>4240. Walnut St., Foun!Aln Valley. TAX SERVICE S i call 84)-0801. Reasonable. ca.1 1 (TI41 LOCAL moving & hauling lfED help lit home? We , FOUND •-. ~y Sha· mrv 675-8676, uk ror Rick. by student Large truck. ve aides, n u r s e s , .. ...-""'" Reas. Sany. 534-1846 , or ho us ekprs. companions. Poodle. Red ribbon. Vic of cB.;;a.;;b.:.Y.;.•l:;.11;.;i.;.n:::g_____ 673-0647. H omemakers Upjohn ~ Beach nr ~tain, lt . B -547""6681. ~ 96)..9022 BABYSIT my home day-YARD, garage clean-ups, ,;,;~o=;.;.,.,-----1', I='~""''---.--:--:.,-,-;-.,-nijrhLs-wcekend. By hour day remove dirt, ivy, driv~ays, PRACTICAL Nurse, no1v ~ FOUND male Beagle mixed or \\'Cekly play room-fenced stumps, grarlfllg. 847w2666 employed, wist\es pt. time doa. VJe cor of Bayside yard. Near Eader School SKIPLOADER & dump truck & possible full time later. A Ma.l'gllerite CdM. 673-2355. 968-8065 v.'\lrk. Concrete, asphalt, ,ne;::;'='·c,6;;~;.-'=~~~= i t""()UND ma1e Irish Setter. =BAB"""Y"°S'°ItT=lNG=~in~my-.,-ho-,-,.e. sa""•lng, breaking. 846-7110. Help Wantt d, M & F 710 Glendale Lie. Vic. C.f\.t. Cos ta t f ea a are a. 32 FT. FURNITURE Van l 548-7043 References. 642--038-I. for l!'lcal tum haul.I & gen'I ACCOUNTrNG FND. fem. Oennan Shep., BABYSITI'JNG _ DAYS hauling. 548-1862, 5.57-2736. -No Exper. Necessary vtc San Juan Capo, Mission, NIGHTS \VEEKENDS CLEAN-UP, TREE TRIM· 'l'l'ain At Full Salary, • 11·12 -4~7689 or 496--3563. * MS-7666 * ?\-JI NG HAULING, prompt, Benefits, m/r, 18-3'1 II FEM. PUppy, Germ a 11 Buslnttl Service reasonable 847-8125. INTERVlEWS NO\V Shepherd mix, approx 7 TRASH HAULING Call Army OpportWlllies weeks tnd UCl. 6•14-0644. TYPING, bookkeep t n g GARAGE CLEAN-UP (TI4) 645-1163 1 • FEMALE grey po o d I e, ool.al'y all sec Te ta T la l $10 pick-up load 546-0101 1 amall, vie Jndianapolis & services -Aquarius Sec. HAULING • Anything & ACCOUNTING CLERK Florida, H.B. 536--3282. .Service. 842-9n7. everything. Call day or N.B. real estate firm. Pay- 1 ·' FOUND young female dog, C1rpenter night • Jim 494-9874. roll, payables, bank re<:on· l Peninsula Point. 673-4250. --'---------HANDY man. Hauling $lO rJlliations. Able to assist on WATCH t nd · NB CUSTOM BUILDER eash "receipts, etc. $450 to * ~~· * · · Remodeling, patios, or what h~.-~~al. Plum· start. Sally, f)46..()028, have you, J ay Gilbert. I ·A~o"°•"I"'1N".'--'s;,;EC""'RET~=AR7"'Y,.,.-..,.IO Llcensim & lnsuttd. Lie; TRASH & DEBRIS all Lott 555 Bl-287852'. 64G-ll55. Itauled Av.·ay, $12 load! Computer systems st . student * 548-6428 Typing or t e c h n l c a I THANK you for taking in NEW, remodel, repair, • documentation, proposals, our small 5 lb Black Poodle. frame & finish, Stores, of· tr ave I arr ange1nent.s, He doe«n't understand tral-fices & homes, etc. Licensed _H.;.o.;u.;1;;.ec_l..;•_•_n_ln.;:t:....___ ansv.•t>r phones, S/H 90 +, fie rules and escnpes from 962-1961. IBM Exec. 75+, Fashion the yard. Reward ofiered, AU. types carpentery FL'< Dtdlcattd Cle•nlng Island oUices. >ant fringe 49t-7Zf or 494-2358 just about anything around * \VE DO EVERYTHING * benefits, Salary $725, Send Refs. Free est. 646-2839 resume to HSA/HOSPITAL REWARD. Missing since the house etc. 536-1648. FINANCIAL s E R y ICE s 11/9 "Dakota" M. Belgian -"''-'"-""-'=-""'-"'=--Treberun Look! like Shep. C1rptt S.rvict lnsur•nct INC. 359 San Miguel Dr., I mix. B'l k, collar/silver Suite 202, Newport Beach, . ·_ 1tuds. No questions asked JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery REAL Discount. for non· 92£.60. ·---.~9165 Dri Shampoo free Scotch· smokers good or bad A t B kk $550 ~ ,..,..... gn.rd ISoil Retardants}. drivers. Check our life plans ss 00 Hper R E W A R D ! Ulst my Degreasers &. !!11 ~lor too. 9Sl-248S. PayrQU, Pos.ting, 10 Key ll'8J'l(imother'1 gold pendant b"righteners & 10 minute .o:::::,..=,:.:;:=:...____ l;~ Fee Pd/ Also Fee Jobs watch. P lease return it bleach for -v.•hite carpets. _J_•_n_lto_rl_•_I_____ WESTCLIFF ' • means so much to me. Save your money by saving Personnel Agency - ALL POSITIONS at AAMES 100% FREE IS YOUR PRESENT JOB A TURKEY? Then Chack With Tho Horn Of Plenty AT MMES Tr•vel Instructor $600 B.K. S1cty. Leisure Stcty. Ole. Mgr. F/C BKPR. Auist S.cty RE S1cty. Stat. Typist Mid. So<ty Ins. S.cty. Cashier Gal Friday Rater $600 $600 $750 $700 $525 $550 $550 $600 $600 $475 $500 $550 $4U f LO~hall24. -bl"• polnl me extra trips. Wiii clean ORANGE Ca I Janitorial tt.1ar~.~I_I..,~nter) t 0~ •• -~.. ...... living rm., dining rm .. & system, now e .x pan ding ,,...,, .,.,...., Keypunch ( D~ys) .. atamcse male cat. Not hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, ~!~ln~!i s~rvi~ ~/ ~ 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. Ktypunch (tves) $525 ' • altered. LIVH in MesR. couch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. ..--· A ITENDENT V e n d ,· n g · h t t rates. 548-re'l6 for free bid. .. Verde area. Reward. Call exp. is w at coun s no :r.Jachine. Corona del Mar Jane, 549-2>44 or 546-4478. method. I do v.·ork myself. High School, Momlng hrs, I Good ref. 5.11--0lm. P1intin9 A 633-fi616 LRG Blk Lab approx 80 lbs, Cirnat Cleenl~ P1perhangln9 =-'O"-------blk ed. NB lie. Rab;., •-AVON MAKES 1 tag, no ll93, "Chester" ap-Floor C•re & Wi OWS PAINtJNG: Int. & Ext. Zi CHRISTMAS THE SEASON ! prox 4 yrs. Rewa r d. Dutch l\Jaint. Serv. 537-lso:! yrs. exp. Beaut11ul wk. TO BE JOLLY ~01 64fr2994. DIBERNARDO & Son.s -Reasonable call Norm Earn extra money for gilts I SHEL.TIE, beige & white, carpet sales -installation 842-8237. u an AVON Representative 'n\ale Ans ''Laddy". Med . and. repair. 963-2639 PROF. wallcovering stale in your spare time. Call: abe. Hu choke chain. Vic ,-,---n~t~.-C-a~n-•ro_t_a-. --'1 llc. No. 279514, insur., all 540·7G4L ( Vldoria St., C.M. 645-7731 types of paper. 714: BABYSmER-Mesa Verde Cll' "2-1413. BEAT THE RAIN1 842-4386. Elem. Sch area. Hrs. : I.:.OST: German Shepherd, Patios, ~alks, dri~..;Lic. PAINTING. INT/EA'T. 2:30-e:30, 5 dys a wk. Girls 1 male, 'black wired &: tan no. 255915 e Don, 642-8514 REAS. RATES/FREE EST. a..~ 8 & 11 557-7548 ·1rlm.. left eat won't stand *DRIVEWAYS !k· A.M. KINLEY 979--filfiO BABYSI'M'ER · Housekeeper, {'up. REWARD! 530-3151 or SIDEWALKS.PATIOS HI QUALITYr LOW$ own transportation, live '548-4924 anytime. JESS ANZALDUS, 979-9699 Lie, Ins, Refs e 54.2-1701 in or live out, 640--0166 eves, SIAMESE Cat, fem, spayed, / N NG GT>-46311. \ front pawa declawed, Green CEMENT: Patio, "drives. INT EXT PAI Tl BABYSrITER needed nr. Valley FV area, Reward, walks-Repairs, saw &. Free E~· Jim MS-8712 I' kv. Sc remove. Free est. 5.14-8998 -~=~~~~=-ar 1ew hoot, H.B . , 968-1297. OS d. INT/EXT PAINTING 1,30-4,30 wkdy~ 8 yr. old. SET ot master keys. 30 or PATI • nves, walks. No EST: Wallpaper 546-7887 1"""';,·"3695::;::'·=~----job too small. Call for free 40 on"tbe ring. Vic of Adams estimate. M,B.ttlO SEl\1I·RETIRED painter. No BABYSITI'ER. Woman with ' A Beach Blvd. HB. Reward: ::::.::::;:::;:.-'0.::..:::::.----1 job too small, 27 years ex-l or more children to keep j 96Hl84 1c ~-'h-lld_C;..•;..r_•-----l ,,"."'::;rl;:•:;n~ee'-. :;.Re:=le,· ;.64,,2::·1255""-~-my 2 yr old daughter oom- ADMINISTRATIVE ACCT. CONTROLLER: $16K+ MBA-BS Degree. Computer exp. or education. Outgoing personality. Supervise personnel of 4 or 5 In A/P, AIR. 31h m. sales vol. Alust commute. Acct. lo $12K Degree + knowledge of all phases of oil. Able to design implements + mo n l to r stand + job cost sys. Knowledge of EDP sys. Acct. to $13K Deiree-, 3 yrs. exp. analym of prod. budgeting + sys. Kno,v]edge of computers helpful to set up i n house-sys. 1 REWARD. German Shep, LICENSED dr1.y care: ages PAINTING. Paperhanging. pany, Refs req, ~~6 ~~'i; ~~oldD~'Lu~' birth thru 4. Nr. ,Beach-Master O'aftsman. lnt·Ext. BARMAID · Attractive $2.25 F/C Bookkeeper: to $9K • a . ve · \Varner. $!S wee k I y. Local ref. Free est. 979-0294 per hr. No exJ>«.1necessary, AU <JutiU p!us pulling tinan-"'I 642412 842-8043. I CUSTOM paperhanging, ~ 'The Escapade. ,A.)lply!. 1664 cial sffilements. :, l.DST Diamond ring, 3 year& in Harbor area. state Newport Blvd.,. C.M. bet. stones, tiffany II et tin g. Contractor lie 183281 642-23.56 10.11 A.M. !j Reward. 4 92 -3 407 or CUSTOM BUILDER • • =n'=E"A°'UTY""-"-01"-..,.-tq;ri\~~~-Cost &: Audit Clerk: $7.SK •'I 492--3001 Remodeling, patios, or what ~~ ~ !r:;P· = w/some followini:t.J.' ·r Sr. Eng. EE Degree Some j' 1 OK Calleo eat \V/\vhite t.bave yotL Jay Gilbert. · C!iJ Ro 96:o-i407 p/time._ W_ Center St, a" bkkg. background. Prod. 1 stomach &. tlea collar,, UCensed & insured. Lie; spray. y, · Mesa. ~:>31 cost plus inventory in plant. : , Narci..us CdM "Ami". Ber. Bl-2878.52. 64&-1155 Plaster, Patch, Repair BELLMAN Over 21 yn: . \Vork 35 hr week. ex. cont· ' I 6. 640.8510 aft 6. 673-4607. GERWICK &: SON Contact fnint O·f f pany. Good advancement. ' l MALE black &. silvtr shag· Bldg Contr. Addlt & Remod * PATCH PLASTERING * manager btw 1-3 Pm ' •• I Ad State Lie. Bl·l14321 All types. Free estimates 586-5000 Laguna H11ls Hilton , gy poodle, VK:. o ams Call 540-6825 1 • t &: Bushard. Family pet tor 673-6041 549-2170 =-..,.-'=-"':..::.=--nn. 7 yrs, 962-341.l. JACK Taulane, re p R. i r , Plumbing BOAT BUILDERS ' REWARD! Red 1rl11h Setter, remod, add. Lie B-1 "269072. L.R. OTIS PLUJ\.IBING Journeyman boat builders male, 11 mos. old. white My Way Co. 642-4703. Remodels &: Repairs. \Valer \V/111in of 5 yrs exper. Pre- slar on chest. vie. 19th SL I ~G"•'"rd-7o"n~ln"g"-=="'--heaters. disposals, furnaces, miun1 \l'&ges & xl n't bene- CM. ~56 dshwfl.Shrs. 642-6263 MIC & fits. Only Qualified Need GREAT oa~ I Shep mix LAWN SERVICE BIA. Complete Plumbing Apply. n1ale 7 mo. ~77 Orange Experienced Gardeners, All ,Se::O"'O''cc"o-·,;Ll'O·c'-'."272694"-"'=·==-Ket=urJ'O~c8:ine Ave, C. M. Reward 642-11.l6 areas. Tree Tri ni ming , PLUMBING REPAIR fn4) 224-8211 BLACK -. fem. Brown col-Mow, Edgt>, Cleanup New No job too small 2810 Carlet San D. ........ Lawns, Sprinklers for homes, **"'~3128** on, 1ego ,, .Jar, Atascadero 'rabies tag. V'l.r 92106 • ...... 49&4519 Reward. apts A: commerelal, Depen-S • /Al . 1~ Cable. Reas, rates. Prompt __ •_w_i_ng°" __ t_•_r•_t_•o_n_• __ " LOST: White toy poodle Fre E u t -J. mAle. REWARD! 556-8693/ ~~14~a0;55J4.m7 A LTER.ATIONS, restyling ladies wear, experienced reasonable. 963-5806 · 646-0273 Bristol & SA, CM. ====__,-""~--GARDENER or 22 yrs. ex· 1 LOST smI gray Poodle, Vic per. who ts knowledgeable t t.fesa Verde area, Alis to & proud of hls v.'Ork seeks Tel1vt1ian Repair I · Peter REWARD 545-mO 4 or 5 add maint jobs. 1 LOST: Irish Setter, lllll1e, George Hampton. COLOR TV Repair, expert, reasonR.ble, most in borne. Free estimate, H.B. N.B. r~ vtc. Victoria School. Fantily * 549-W * I pet. Reward. ~i508. LOST mans gold wrist ... teh, date on b a c k : .. 6/20/42 • 6/'4J/62. 673.e:J29. . LOST 17th St. Co!i!ta Mesa, Ii · tlgnet rlng. Initials H :r.t . . -· 642-'mn I., Etm.OPEAN G a rd e n c r • & C.M. Bert Gallemore, l\faintenance -Landscaping. 968-2783. Tree Removal. Very Tll reasonable. 642-5.129 eves. :..;.;.;'-------- "Make . Room For Daddy" CERAMIC TILE NEW & . . • clean out the garage remodel. Free est. Sm jobs • . • tum·that junk into cash welcome. Slfr.2426 . 1 •• ,111 ,,. ~~~~~-=----:~-::-"'"!'""~· BOOKKEEPER No Exper. Nec1s11ry Good Math Aptitude Call Wayne 979-0541 FAR WEST SERVICES, INC. 1672 Reynolds Av1 • Santi Ana Equal Oppor. Employer Sr. Eng. EE Degree: $850 + Electro· Mechanical kno\1o·l- edge of sheet metal. Jr. Eng. EE Degree: $700 + EI e ct ro-i'<l ec h a n !cal. Research & development. l\nowledge of mCtal & plastics. Jr. :r.fe chanica l En't. Design; $12K Degree or 1 or 2 yn. exp. . Adm. Credit Trnee: SSOO Degree in finance & acct. exp. 1n bkg. anal., or ind. credit. Eng. Circular design exp. open Field Service: $ open Technical background. AA degree or tech. training. Know peripheral &. CPU-BE Software Support: S open Degree in math or computer science program. Customer contact. Deliv•rY-Sun~ay Only ' OF DAJLY PILOT TO CAR!UElJ\S . .RE- QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STATION WAGON OR VAN . CONTACT MR. HARRY SEELEY, 330 WEST Bj\Y STREET, COSTA MESA. TELEPHONE 642-4321 FOR AP· POINTMENT. , ~.J.":.t;!i,; "~Ji~'.1 ~o INSURANCE SALES\ n1n shipping & producUon No exp nee. ln au.pervlllto.o. No exp nee. earn "'1Ue ~u Xlnt tUture. 979-8600. learn., ~ tlmt. lftl • • GARMEN'JI CUTI'ER wkadt, lpll time when qua1f. /or Wl?l!uh mfl&f, Pf1;.rer ex· ned. - ptrlent..'td or will train. $2.50 Fume!'$ Insurance Group hr., 5 day wk . A.r>ply 8 Ed Lani * 540-1834 arit to 12 noon. US. \I/. ISth•J.,..,,...., ... ..,.., ... ..,11!1 St, Costa Mesa INSURANCE catualt,y aaen. . An Equol Opportunity Employer GENERAL LABORERS cy girl. -Offtce Ill O:lftllll del Mar. Exper eret. Good ~.· """ J!ni•. Houri fiOxlbli. -Reoii!u• ... Bo>t 8. Carone de! Mar. Help Wanted; M & F 710 Halp Wanted, M & F 710 . ' Skilled & Un1~111.a· 'Temporal')' Employment Apply 6:30 AM, Mon-F'ri •• 1 CHECKER AUTO STORES Is offering ex<;ep- t ional opporluni· ty to persons in- terested in retail careers. We have openings for cash- iers, counter sale s clerks & monoge- ment trai nees. Ro:- pid advancement, xlnt benefits. Inter· viewing Fri. I pm- 5 pm ot 111 E. 191.h, Cosio Mesa. 124 S. Bcistol, S. Ano. 13862 Tustin, S. Ano. Equol Op· por. Employer m/ f. DE N T A L lteceptlonh1t. B o re d ? Unapprccla!C:d' lntelligenl. char m ing mothrated 1ndlvlduW. want:d for fast gi'Owing Collta Meaa oCflce. Ex_periene.ed. Late 20's-40~s. hoUrS 7-3. ~acy open. ~10. DENTAL ASSISTANT For Periodontist, . f/Ume. Expanded duties, oppor. MANPOWER, INC. •• ' Exper, nee. Hwit. Bch. 448 ,v, 19th su·eet !~E PER.50NNEL 962-<Gn. Co1t1 Mo•• 645-2043 SERYICES•KBC{ DENTAL As sista nt . 723N:AnaheimBlvd. ~a8~de, Newport Beach An•htim 774-8000 SEE OUR • 642-1998 GENEML omce. Good SUNDAY LISTING DISH\VASHER, hours 12-8, typist, Knowledge of a/r, CAU.. 1'1lJSH HOPKINS, Weekends oH. a/p. Posting to journals. JERRI \\IHJITEMORE ~ Call 548-5511 Mrs. Malter. ~ E .17th Sl. (at llvlne) CM DRILL Press 0 per at or, GENERAL OUice Al!ll!itant, Su ite 224 641-1470 S\\1ng Mllt, PI as tic 1 Exp 'i' maliltity ~strable, ._ li'abricator has iinmed Hour. fleldble. 97!J;8600. ~ •• •"9# • °"'nings. Apply In "'"°" GENERAL 11372 EeOlman st, Irvine; MACHINIS T-INSPECTOR Industrial Comple>e. . . D1vers1fied \vork I o ad, Inspector • Pl-ecision: fil:lt DRU!1 Clerk, Part/full time, nlanuf. e I e c t r on i c in-article and in ptocoess in· Exp d pref._ a_ppl,y In person. strun1entation. Modem "·ork specUon tor N.C. niachlne. No. 7 t..1onarth Bay Plaza, shop. Mlnimwn 5 yrs. exp. Nl&ht So. Laguna. ADVANCED KINETICS, tNC. .shift. Substantial overtime. ELECTRONICS 1231 Victoria St., CM All benefits. Apply at -No Exper. Necessary Train At Full Salary, Benefits, m/f, 18-34. INTERVIEWS NOW Call AlTn.Y Opportunities <ni11 645-1163 Call 646-nss Newport Controls Corp, An Equal Oppty Employer 901 W. 16th St. GIRL Delivery· Driver, 1S.25 714/642-9020 " ~ old. Overseas Motor Equal Oppt.y Employer rarts, 1990 Harbor Blvd., ' CM. ~ COMBINATION \Vtlder, arc - & heliarc experie n ce. Trainees tor mast shops. Mechanical ability. Apply at Erickson Yachts, l 9 3 1 Deere, San~ Ana. ENGINEERS GOOD ex:p'tl phone gal need-JANlTORIAL ed. Full OI' pru1 tin1c. Call ·No Exl"r. Nec<!'811Jy 496--0652, 1~5 pm. THE BROADWAY Train At >Utl Salary, * GUARDS * Benefits, mil. 18-34. OPENINGS NO\\/ INTERVlEWS NOW FULi.. & PART Tll\tE Call Army <>pportunities e Retired ok FASHION. ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH COMBINED Part t i m e Driver & Bookkeeper for elderly couple, Apply \Vilh refs. Classified Ad no 958 clo Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Bo>e 1650, Costa Mesa, Calif., 9'l626 ,. COOKS ·NO Expe.r. N~sary Train At Full Salary, Bene.fits, mil, 18-:W. INTERVIEWS NOW Call Army Opportunities 1n4) 645-U63 COOK exper eves, salary open Zubies, 64<Hl884 COOK, modem con v . hospital. Please call. 64Hl593 (7141 64a-ll~ e Xlnt Opportunity College EVENING S u p e r·v i 1 or Students wanted fast food ·service. • Car & Phone req. exp. pre(erred. In q u ire e Tin1E' ,t: ¥J for over 40 hn. S\vensons 217 Broadway UNIVERSAL Laguna Beach after 7:30 PROTECTION SBRVICE pm. 403 No. Harbor Blvd., EXEC. SECRETARY Santa Ana Fee Paid. Large food tinn SM-1433 locating in Irvine Con1ple.x .J/i seeks indlv. who i.s self Sta.11.er & able to help organ-aD'fU Now Hiring Full Time PORTERS Apply Ptrsonnel Otlice 10 am-Noon & 2-4 pm ft1onday thru F'riday Equal Oppor. ftlnp.loyer m/J he new ofc. fl.lust have good ,-l ti typing &. sh skills. Start JANITOR · llANDY?.tAN for $700. Also F ee Jobs. Call .J/i AJ. CclM commercial bldg 2-9 Sally Hart, 540-605.5, Coastal • p.n1., ~lon-rri., Exper. A Persormel Agency, 2790 Har-0 t lltf'::f local ref's req'd. $550 per bor Blvd., CM. mo. &14-Qro P.M. only. ! • EXECUTIVES Chock Our Sunday JANmlRIAL p/time .-. $15,000 ta $75,tOO Li~tlng 12·50 hrlyil1-<14M Send resume or ca1I TODAY COOK • Breakfast needed for confidential NO COST Jason Best Agency JEWELRY SALES immed. Must be e."<per. for executive interview. 17400 Brookhursl, F. Vly. Expe.r. helpful, not neeeu. fast operation. 64&-5304. EXECUTIVE SERVICES, Suite 213 963-6775 Salary + comm. Fashion CO.UNTER girl, sandwiches, INC. 1-IEIP \Vnnted for beaullful Island. Call or apply in day .shUt, apply in person 888 N. Main, Santa Ana supper club. \Ve need expcr. person ~tr. Peiffer at The Station Liquor, 6010 <n4l 547-9625 cocktail waitresses Warner Ave., Huntington FEMALE help. Exp e r w.aitresses, oyster bannan: &W-l212, ext JM Beach helpful bot not nece911. F\111 dishwasher. Female ap-Broadw•y Dept. Store COUPLE, live--ln. 1-Iousekeep-& part time, Apply Mand.els plicant must be attractive Fine J1w.lry ing, laundering, lite cooking, Newport, 21 Fa.shlon Island. & M!_ural looking. Apply JUNIOR SALESMAN• Rt KtSmet IntemationaJ • driving, gardening , 8 ---------•l llOO \\I Coast Hwy Ns'Eam S20-$40perweek"''Odc· children. Salary open. Refs. Ask for· Eric. 64!>-267'9'. · · ing after achool and Sat\a· Pvt qUarters inclds bath, 100°/o FREE dayg selling new subscrtp- patlo & rolor tv. 644-5123. ALL FEES PAID HOSTESS lions ror the DAILY PILOT. DELIVERY man for early BY EMPLOYERS Over 21. Work mostly nights. This is not a paper roate morn. newspaper h o m e \Viii train to \\.'Ork late and does not include de- delivery in N.B. Must be $ CASH $ cocktails. liveries or collecting. Opm. 18 & have insured, depend-WOODY'S WHARF ings ln Costa Mesa, Fowitaln able car. $200 per mo. + PERSONNEL 2318 w. Newport Blvd .. NB Valley and South Hun-~ Call LA Times. AGENCY HOWJ;J,· Tf..;'fER· ~g>,:3Apply oow by calllna DELIVERY man tor early * 833·9770 * e BLUE DOLPHIN e Equal Oppor. Employer mom. L.A. Times Home 3355 \ria Lido NB LABORERS Delivery route, must have 4019 Westerly Place ' Im ined Assignments. Top economical car. over 23 Suite 201 Newpo~ Beach HOUSEKEEPER, live jn, m. i.ong or abort term yrs. old, gd. miplementry (MacArthur 4Nlirch) One v.·eU behaved child 7. Call 540-4450 income. 3 hrs. da i l y . Please Call for VOi'.rectlons Ideal v.·orldng cond, priv nn NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO \Vestminster, G.G., H B 1--& Sa. Color TV. Muat drive TEMPO Temporary Heli) ' areA. 638-2924. I ~ & be able to manage,J-----~-~~ DELIVERY & Slock Work 1100°/o FREE ho,,,.,hold. Mr. K I o tz LAW ENFORCEMENT F/time. Must be neat & 133-9770 . &10-8150, aft 7 PM 60-1567 know. the area. See Harold, BOOKKEEPER $550+ H=EKE1EPING serv . ·~'8r;"~ru~: Hi-Time, 495 E. 17th St., B h · lSOO E s hep, 3 days wkly, "'-fi 1 ,. ,. CM. urroug I :xper. Character refs re q 'd . .oo.:ne ts, ml,_. ...... DELIVERY. part lime, early A/R-A/P, Gen'I Ltdg•r Non--smolrer, $2.50 hr. H.B. ~lr=~~rf'~fw. a.m. paper route. Costa C•sh Rtctlph. Top area. 847-&I04 (714 ) 64S--U63 Mesa area. No collection. Corp. All benefits Jlous e k ee per, own•l -~=~~==~"'==- Use your car. LA Time.s, $ CASH $ transportation. li ve In or LEGAL TRAINEE 546-6427. Personnel Agency ~t. &iG--0166 eves, ~f:.ry ~le t)':p~';:e /:, DENTAL Assnt. 6 mos. 4019 Westerly Place aree ! d·" u e>eper. XRay licensed. call Suite 201 )'Newport Btid. lff')USEKEEPER. 1 day a t: r m n t"\.I per'l'!On. P btw 8 & ll am, 846-f073. (MncArt~ur It Bitth) "'"._:c. S2.50 ptor hr. Refer. ~=', ~~~~~';: "Weed It & Reap" Please Call tor Dlrectlona n.-qul~. "'""7160 ployment Agency, 3400 Irvine From treasure& to trash HOUSEKEEPER v.·anted to Blvd., N.B. Tum them into cash Fast result.a an )Ult a ptmnl li\'t! In wllh elderly lady1---.MA,..-;C"H'l;;N:;,E.,---1 CA1J, Daily Pilot call away. &U-5671. Latcw>a Beach 494-1337 OPERATOR HelpWontod, Mio F 710 • Halp Wantod,M & F 710 INSPECTORS TRAINE ES & EXPERIENCEO EXECUTIVES-MANAGERS VARIAN DATA MACHINES. stc"1~!~::!~S work 1 SK, 25K, 75K the big compainy in •msU ~lftny, con1pany beneDi.s, IU~ computers, bu an Im· & mtdlcal lmurance, 8 Vl1d SALARIES· NEGOTIABLE mediate-o~nlng on 2nd holld•YI· A va"'tions.-New Art You Un•mployed Now-Are Yau S1ekin9 shllt for lll·process In-modern Jacilill~. lt you art A Ch1n91 -Worried Abau+ Your A9e -spe~ton •. Two Y~ ~X· looking fOt A job with a Tired af Broktn Promises-Undecid•d As To peti~ce; 1" fJi<! lll!lpcci.1on real h1ture, M'!e us. Apply of c1r cu1t board auembhes, 9-3 PM daily. Moody SPrtnk· 1,::1 !tr S©~~}l-lGi~s· That-Intriguing Worcl Game with a ChacHe ------141~4 ~ aAY I. fOUMt A Prope r Course af Ao+ion -cable, chu11l1, etc. It )'OU ler co. BOOKKEEPER ex:per. -in ARE YOU UNDER PAID ? n1E>ct these . quaUneotlons 3020 Pullman St., CM _,_re_tl!,1 1 mfr_chandising! Salesman: $open a,nd are looking for a po11l· MAClllNIST • 't:.•I • .... " .... !" i!~· ,j;.. .. . ~ I ... i:. • I ~~ A H u N' 1 1 _• I I I I · I I • ~7~ Xln't' IWTOUndfilgs~ BS de~EE &: sales exp. If You Coll AMwtr n• Allowlnt Cat .. orlts hon with a growing Oranp s H 0 p )(AN AGER eiif"lKFAsr Cook, cxper. in computers. In The Afflnltatlre,* ~4 Ukt.M l1t.rrlew fe°~~ty company , that o!· LEADt.tAN. . Ft lib! 530 AM W"'1 Oii • Mktorl\fr.Hanson, as "'8 '· ' • Silk Screen Sup' tollOOO IF YOUR ANSWDS ARI TRUTHFUL *MODERN FACILITIES HANSON INDUSTRIAL 2 PM, 6 days. 613-TlSO. Knowledge gen. Pre"• s . -WI CAN Hiii.i' YOU . * C 0 MP ET 11' IV ;; PRODUCTS I7845 Slcyptrk BUS BOY. Exp. bus boy supv. l2 in dept. Relocated A O ft t· I J • 1 SALARIES Circle, Irv. Call 557.g:m, ,wanted for day shift Neat ID 0re~n. · o vou •.,••tto119 'oca 1011 • rw•1 * BAS I C M A JOR MACl""!STS or T""" _,..1 appearance. Apply Beitch ... ~ ),. D.,.o yqu h,.,, 9ood natl.,1 lnt1lllgt rl't;1? MEDICAL uo1 """" .....,. Hoo9e lnn:--Laguna ~C. Do VJ!~ fte~uffiCltotitly motl.,•M4 tcf tcltl•.,• 7 -· -Ii lO??'SfnFP· DJFFEREN• for lit~ manuf. Wm train LERK ~-I Telet· ....... l'lper. $500+ O. Do you h • .,, t\9'•blllfy to m•k• ~tchlo111 ? ...,,,T ··-tor-ottr pl"Oductlon pro. C .._.,,,.st Inlennediate· .r~ E. Art you rt t fly t,o tft • re 111lt1tl• .. c•r••r 0;bj'•cti.,•7 •'""'u· ~•Y"'··.. ~A "'.,nAID cedureo,. 1-tat~ ad Ul t HuntingtOn Beach. H lg h Need heavY fl XP'. Prefer, F. If you wi re con.,J"c•d'thet hilp ,;,~, 1nl tbl .. WC1uldf VACATION ~ . ..:-.... i~~d. PJ~ Call-~ School District has an opcrr BrOkerage backgTOUTld. But you tcc1pt It without cltlt y? • * ONE WEEK CllR'-'AS• ..,,or;.,:MM,,,_"2"1L'-,,~--...--I ing tor lnte1'mediate clerk oot nee. ' . , YOU SHOULD KNOW ~·., " typist. Starting $.558 mo + SHUTDOWN MAIDS wanted, exp un. x.Jn't benefits. Typing 5.j Edi • n. bff+.r Jobi .,. 11ot td•t rth•d necessary. 1'"'ull time. Ai1Pb' w.p.m. Interested appUcantl .Astt. tor: $ open e Thi,d p•rty profttt!onal lnfluonca i• Jomotlmo1 Pltase ippty in peraon Ot:: 6266 Westminster A v e, report tor the skills test, 'n"ade Ma;:. exp. AuUine •,11 nac••••rY • contact: B. l<rattka Weatmlntter _ P E T I S December L 9AM, Edi.son duties. • e &titting tha right door• cipen, at tho right la'ftl t•· MAINTENANCE handyman ... . '~ • .. I I .. I I News itemt "A racehotui HlghSchool,21400Magnolia, '1lllre1t.chnlqu1I v~ needed. Janltorlal, mtn o r t-~~~i-----Jt;;;±=l=±=:Jl=J--~h~ttlntd-t-l1wyer to institute•-----·H lf>f."'B>-. -'l'Equal--0-p-p·o·r. -Alf'"Potttl-1:fttad'-'•·-•--uF•ecutfv.._,o•ltlulLMLfill1Lthreu11LuuutiY.a.Jll..!.-_ . \' • · · "\IW'y··I· __ _., I '' ·rw 1--..,-.,.,..,.,..,:-:--i l"Ult 1g1tmt his Jockey for -Employer. --At a.th OfflC;et -., ~:~·= .. '"· Mtllln9, h ..... tot•l 11t•-' tervlce. cau 9'19--78Tl ~ lj,.. RA ll H E L 1-." ,..,, Molntononco Cavple ,. ,I I I' I' J I 0 ~~~.yt~m:,~-=:t • ·Noc::.:.::..., 1~06c~!~r~~~ ~!!!?£ •. ~ ~~i V>;:).t~1~:lA ~~~··~!~~iS U . , YOll dmlop sttp No. ~ilow. Train At Full Snlary, Svlte 'IJJ7 , $11ul A11u111• Or Ctll fod1y 2722 Mjdlfl.llOn Drive (9.l.U;68. ·' lknetlts, m/f, 1$..34. -For-_ Jrvtne-California I::===-,,-,---.,, ,.... .! ... Nf NUMBERED 1• r 1• 1• r r I' 1: 1 INTERVIEWS NOW c .11 556-1100 NO COIT llf•CVTIY• INTl•YllW • MARRIED "'"°n ...,. 21 '1""-:~. lfmlS IN SQU~R!! -• . -- . ·-. Call Army Opportunlr IXICUTIYI SIRVICIS INCOlPOllATID An eQUlll opportllnlty C.r " phone ="· IU5 ,;_ . I I I cm1 64!l-1163 IN ANAHEIM .' ....... II ,,,.. HON I OPllCl ·-sANTA ANA employer m/r . wk. lo 811\rt. SM-• .:\llf • ~ UTTUS I I I I I I rat ProOt " attalllled •hen 600 North Euclid • Ste11rlty l•nk l11lldln9 A .............. BISI.DAY to ~?tira~°:"··~; :.1-·~o~ ; ___ . . . . . . . you ,.u th""'gb rnult-1!'t-Call n' •1_ • s.1i. 102 ·~ -. • •• t i SCUltWITS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 t°!. ~Pilot C!wllled .. "' --...,..,.;,.;'H,;,,O;;,N;.,,E'..;.,17111491•141!!7.·'..,'..,25...,.,._Jl._"'"~cA~n_!:.a<1.£J~AJl:'~~~"~P'lkr~1"'~·:_·_·1.!~:;!<-k:,"~;:'~.;.~1lll~Ad!!!~!..-.!:!C&11!!!....!-!?!l ' . r . . 'I •I I ' • • • • • Frida,, Novtmbfr 2.1, 1973 • •, Thuf'ldl1 , N0vtmbtt 22, l'J7l DAll.Y PILOT 53 ~ Wanloct, M I. F 710 Holp~W.,.,..1n""t-id"',""M'""'l""F"'7"'1""0-'t!"'o'"lp'"'W.,.,..1n""'t-id"',""'M"""'i""'f""71"'0,...,.H""o"'lp-W=1-n'"tid..,..., M"'""i"""'F"'7"1"0 "M"'1'"sc-o""h"'~""~-.. -.,.----,l"1a"f,('"l1-c-ol"l1-n-1-oo-u1-· --Ii i M11<oll1neou. I la Musical I n1t rumont1 122-e p & F 710 MASSAOI TECH. PIZZA man ... .-a.11ttd, no tX· SAl..Es.\tEN wantC!d for Pay TRAINEE per. nee. Apply at 'rlnol TV, N11.tlone.I Ma.rkctill& Co. Yaw\& J&dy (18-28) "''ant~ 30'l42 Crown Vfilley Pkwy' ~ten & Yl'Omtn parj 11me lor iq'lt.lmate full time peal. Laaruna N1'tue1-' k full llme. Oay1, eves or tion.... No up. l\O(, \Ve send POUNDS otf Po.nnanmlly wknd1. No CXJ)('r otc". to achocll. earn whllt1 iearn, The ta.moue ~1ikb Turin pro-Training_ provktcd . Short Apply lo pel"IOn MJ aft. or aram. need.a help. Part w hOurl, hl&h pay. ?.ta.nage- SECURITY GUARD ~W;;O~>~IAN;:;:~com=:::.,.:.::lo!::=, ~.:..,::.,::ted:;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 BUNDY clarinet $100. Snftkie OBOf: Selmer B 1l n d y, lot t'Onvale..:lno "'th<d .... * PUIUC AUCTION SALE * & aquarium 110. Aquarium Al"""! """'· StUo for IJ!O. man . .Jtoo1n t: brd, 1ni11ll * DEALERS WELCOME * set It gupptes fl, \\'\U 111c. for~. or wUl t.nlnry, Ute cooking. Cd~I . Oiahv.'Uhru' $10. ~ tnule for nute. In 11me Call Mr. Mi·L•u•hlln, FRIDAY 7:30 P.M., NOV. 23rd ELECTR!Ca<llustabf<t.llk• ,'O<ld, ~~ .mm7, , .. ...., me,...,, STORAGE & B/\NKRUPTCIES new Kina ot.. hed•!X'•MI MARTIN n.11 w/h.-. NEW-NEAR NEW & PRE-OWNED rellow O..•rod W.n back Muot .. u. Glbeon Bll\JO 5 evt. 2930 W. Cst. Hwy., full ti~. To form SfOllPS n1ent tralnlfl&', also avail. VAR.IAN DATA )tAOllNES 1 .Niiilewii"°"iii·ioiBa;;ai;cb"". iiiiiiiiiio I I chapterw. You CM make Ca.II Ben Klttt;y, 49>9930. ha.a an tmmtdlate op«"ning 2 YEAR TRAINING FURNITURE & APPIJANCES ,:reed~f""":;:::;:'";,;<:ha::::::l:..r;,---o-I ""''" w/ca,., Ilk• ,_, Or 1r1 .. 1 on U1tmont In ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO UST EDISON haJ>y crib, •'OOd•n 557~ 1• good & 11teady money "''hllc SALESL oY-for a Security Guard to MEDIA TECHNICIAN )'()u help yow-stlf Ir olht'n:. J'/tlme, Age: SCM5 \\'Ork 35 to 40 hours per the Army could be th• , . . hi--chllr &: port·a·crlb. AU Office Furniture/ dHI of your llf•. Partial Listing: in -1 ,..,nd. 673-3117. Equip. 124 Queen, full & sioele hlde-a·beds -All styles o~..,UNTS. ~~. nc:'.'.?',r1nr"!!·. EXEC S\VVL CHRS fl•)%l '1 sofas & loveseats, some Kroehler -Bassett u•• ,,_ ... .-•~ • dining set -Dinettes -Bedroom sets·-556-UIS or 54<>4478. ""'chn 131il Deob 12!/00 ' Ol.ll Mike Turin. 556-1350 Wl'Ck. PMor PQllllli l'X· Huntington llH ch PDRTERS 'WAN'i'ED T~'E1's~dWOF F perio11<e d.,ired, but not Hlthschool Di1trlct f!)r new car get rasdy dept. 2'l Ftuihlon I1.1iruld. N.B. nl&flda.tory. Thia po&ition l'\!· Chests of drawers -6' Bookcases -Wrought N'EW shag carpet, blu· ~. ~~.f:08 867 w. 19• CM Ir t bl & h • DI t d I apricot, aolld gm or gold, .::.;::.;:,::: _____ _ llu An Ope-nina }"or A Exper, pref'd . .Apply ln_pcr. quires a reliable prnion to llOn, Chlck Iverson, Inc. 445 SALESMAN &: ~tanager, wot·k lndependenlly u.od MEDIA TECHNICIAN p 1n eo nuile & fem. $825 & up handle a v11.rlety of plant ac c 881 Hwy., N.B. n1onthly e u a ran . II protection and s a f o t y on a es c airs - s resse map e $2.'15 ya. su.-noi Dean IBl\1 Selt.-ctric 12.13" car· tables -Mod. tables -Calfee tables -C<>m· riaa• Xlnt cond SlOO or mo des -Lots of recliners -Color TV's -NEW tire ehaiM. Sz 12xlS.s. be11i orrer. 963-2312 aft 8 Stereos -Lamps -Ref rig's. -Washer I Call afler ~ SECRETARIAL desk. Cood '. 1 Under the public en1ployment PRESSER. EXPER qualified. No expcr. ncctss. &s!!lgrunent~. The normal pt;ocro.in. Salary S769 mo. 40 H.r. Wk. 642.3472, N.B. f\1r. Lee <213) 77~543 schedule will be Satur.duy li!iiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iili Must have 1pecil\lty in ere-PURCHASING Clerk. Nat'l. SALES GIRL l8 or ovt>r. and Sunday 10:30 P.M. to ~ n:e :-t~la &~~i.t~I~~: AAllboat manuf. firm. hiring Ind lan jewelry &: cloth.log. ~~l'~:;!·u ~t~GYP.~~~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.I u .... t ki. • ve •r••• ,11,. for head oWce. 6 Mos. N.B. area. 6'15-5.SUI F'rlday 11 A.M. to 6 P.r.1. EUROPEAN- Dryers -Freezers -Lots of mattresses -NATURAL raneh mink cape ~~n "1th chair. ' Bric-a-brac & fiflSC..!!I stole, prlme cond. Cost ,,..... """' purchaaln!t exp er I enc I! SECRETARY, EXEC. . cbll'&ed 8lncc Auguat 5lh. llCL"CliS. '!'.. .......... 40 WPfi1 ESTAB. ORANGE COUNTv with lo1onday Wl(:l Tuesday NEW ENGLAND moo. Sac. $3;0. 51"®7. ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRE-S/\LE 1964 & be a re1ldent of ',_~ _i._ olf. Individual choii:en _may ANTIQUE <''IP ENTS Oranae County. Contact li'or information call s.t2'-ORGANIZATION IS Sl'At'· be asked to \\'Ork \'RCRllons. ' , M' Cla111\fedPel'IOOnelOfc, l!I02 ::i Opportunity Empklyor NEW DTVlS~GIN IR\'INE Etc., This position oUen;; UNLD.J~WGDAlLY MASTERS AUCTION 17th St., Huntingtoo °'""· 6 *RESPONSIBILITY • SALE STARTS 10 AM * (formerly Windy's) 5J6.93ll. Equal Oppor. Em· * reat Opportunity Noo<i an Exec. Socrctary *JOB SATISFACTION Rolltop Dew • s;deboanls COME BROWSE AROUND 1..,,,P1,.0Y.,"...,· !!l!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!! I w/mln 5 yrs cxper, + · Olalrs • Tables • Dressers 20751h Newport Blvd., Costa f\.1esa 1, N ability to motl\'lile others *EXCELLENT · Olurch Pe\·11 ·Stain Glass (8 bind • Bid 'I t'ls ) ?.IEDIC-"': Exp'd front of· :S~ateor ~~':.rtc~= ~:,! & delegate work. Only ex· BENEFITS · A11rron • Crystal . • e Tony 5 g." a · lice, receptionist· 2 do1.'tors. private desk & phone'. <WVVl pen. seeretarlal skills ron· *COMPETITIVE n. o ck er 1 !\t ANY Costa Mesa ** 646-8686 Ht'avy phone. Pea: board. ~........ sldered. Will traln to use PAY CHRISTAIAS GWI' IDEAS1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'"-"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..0~!!!!!!!!""!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 5 0 k. ~.iL walk·lns, free advertising, 'P I 112 a)' "-"et .,..,--2613 same location 18 yn. CaJI Nlag Card Exec u t Ive *MODERN SPECIAL FRE-FLOOR C1mer11 & G1r19e Si1 e ~'8;;~':~~rNe,;;,'~ le&.=~~wi:w. 67M 577 =~~t~ tu 1 ~ ~ ~ ! ~ FACILITIES Antlquesp~C::~e World Equipment 808 8' CUSl'OM n1ade naugahyde Type Sellilll CM 646-<11.64 machlne1. Salaz1' range: * 22 Rooms ot Antiques OIROMEGA ENLARGER, 4 IOfa, wall huna: barrel bar, \'ILRO WllEEL CHAIR. B.xcellent rood,. llSed very little. $95. 4!6-5461. Mlsc1ll1neous Wanted WANTED 820 USED or SEa.tI·USED BRICKS • 870-4564 * alt 5:SO 962-0l?'l. $750-$1,000 mo. Sub m It If you tnt'et these re· * From 22 Countrle1 x 5 with color head, Halogen 25" S.~W TV. Du a I re!lttmeR, by mail only, to quirements and al'e in· 1957 Newport Ave. light, Auto focus. Also 3~ turntnblc, Sound Cra!tsman NEAT appearing man to Suite 223, Zt82 Dupont Dr, tere.sted in jo.lntng a gtO\\'· Costa Mesa S48-9003 gal. PROCESSOR, with 13 Tuner &: aniplifler,1 _~=~~~=~~ learn rental 1 u p p l y Irvlne, Callfomla, 92664. Ing Orange Counly con1-,~~~~~~~~~~I -•·-Decorator tree Lamp tllble EN UG busln•••· no \V. 191n SI., puter com ..... ny, please 8..... ta • ...,,, gas burst, temp con· ' _.; ORI TAL R S Coista Mesa. &1~60.' ---------ply In person or contact: , $450. for both if sold by min-or, l!JiKD.1:e, plctut;t• Will pa)'. 5 to 1()';,, more tha~ An Equal Oppor. Employer ,...... ,..-SCRAM LETS trol, ele. Lab close out. 6 x 9 area mg, fran1.,.. , N.B. TravefAgcncy ,,,,,....is Re•J E~•t•l• Ll~_enslru. I ·---------1 Tl 1' -I n-.. Nov. 28, or will .,11 fra.n1es, 01rlstn1as outdoor your highest offer, Shah, N """' ""• S"CRETARY ie ersonne v.::p.nrtment Coe manger set, silver plate 5_!1ah, 2030_ S. Main, S.:A. r:;1 ~;: e~~4~n~: ~~ 1:;n~rig~&:.QreI1h0r0:~po~: ir: ANSWERS ~ ~; ~~7s76. krell flatware, picnic b a 5ke1 . 557.1212. s.1~0010. to 12 PM. Mon-Fri. sorllhlp $75.00 \vill pay tor We are looking for 8 ft)p VDM hand hair dryer, Thern111.I WANTED: Used skis \1,:ith your acnooling thi·ough notch secretRry to learn the . OLYMPUS OP.l-1. n .8 lens underwear, 111, pl as tie bindings. 1~165 c.m. under N1'ED extra Income, Lumbleau Real Estale ad biz. If you t Q. k e Hookup -Human -Spite -carrying case w/strap, 4 mo. flowers, wine glas,;es, toy $7:>. Al.so "-'Omen's ski boots pennanent pert tln'le jobs School nd 11 shorthand, type fast & ac-Wha1er -WHIPLASl-1 old. $2'15, 675-6530. chest, games. 1795 Hun1-site 8, und•• $25. Call LJn. avail. Nlghl5, only Including a get )'OU Lerlscd curately & would like n Nev.·s Item: "A racehorse ..... weekends. ~1ale & female in America 's greatest •bus-chaJJenge, Reply Classified VARIAN DATA retained a lawyer to Institute Furniture 810 mingblrd, Of 979-2810 ~d;:•:..· =-"'6-44"'--'-'-7'"8'-. --~-~ o\·er n. Must be depen-ines1 • Real Estate. Ad no. 964 c/o Dally Pilot, MACHINES suit against,, his jockey for ?itOVING! Must Se 11 ! FRI -SAT -SUN 10-4 \Vanted: young newlyweds dable. Apply Palllo Drive-in, VIDEO TRAINING P .O. Box 1560, Costa ?a!ela. 2722 Michelson Dri\'e WHIPI..ASH. Furniture: LR set, dinllur 6 bikes, Stingrays, 3-spd., need neat OLD furn. rugs Costa Meu. after 7 p.m. While you are sludying for Ca 92626. Irvine, Calif, 92664 tablo 6 c•-lBR ,,1 All lrlcy1cl1 e, 70 ydsW .lnu!edlnltan pictures, draoc.s & thlngs your license fOU can avail (n4l 833-2400 ANTIQUES FOR ' , .. ,,. ' acry c crpt. a ut d ng for Isl house &15-815-i NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY TRAINEE POSITIONS NOW OPEN yourself of our oontinuous SECRET shed or any part. Best offer takes table, 5-t x 38, expandable P ' Wh I field tra.lnU. and Jcl.n Lun1. enterlor AR~l~e~s~lres An equal opp or tun it y CHRISTMAS 645-5438 \\'/8 chrs. Other turn. Lug-Want o!fer 1 " bleau-Douglas Edwards aMlstance with ornce skills employer m/f Jev .. elry, Iii~" glass, furn-KING SIZE Bedroom set, gage, Pots & pans, misc. Kiln/oak S\\1\·el chr 548-8532 Video Training l.'OOt'ses. This for ne\\' headquarters in San "!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... ,,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lture & pnmitives. D TS beddlng &: spread incl Xlnt kit. items. Toys, gan1es, · superb modern training is Juan Capllftrano, must be TELEPHONE nnS\\'ering BACKDOOR IMP R mattress. $175. ~iris aft. books, knick-knacks, etc. Muslca1 lnstrum1nt1122 a allabl (0 ll ~ -" ~ Ill 1896 1-larbor Blvd., CM 4 PM . 2912 "ta Vista r-~bl"" ~ng l~ jo~our~.j~ :r;i~~:~e~:r1i:n11ttcdul~ :irir:~ru1J~r.P~r ti:e. !Park in reo.r) 2 PIECE Fruilwood China NB "" ' ~ u..u., RENT FOR ONLY $3 orx:aniution. Due to our ex· plus e n c e n t i v e . Call 250 E. 17th, Suite I, CM Buffet Cabinet, very good lo10VING saJe Thun thru OR BUY \VITH NOT.-JING p&nsion we bave openings Barbara Jean Neal, TRAINEE for lite asseniblv. EVERYTHING HAS cond. $235 or best offer. sun. Bookcases, lam Pl, 00\VN. Drum, PA's, Mikes, throughout Orange County. 538-235.'>. packaging & shipping, Cosia TO GO BY 673-6391. leather chairs, garden tools, Gult~. Amps. Roc-0rgans Colwell Properties, Inc. Mesa area. Xlnt future CHRISTMAS I 11 SOFA green g• $150. Chtlir, tables, desks, book11, cutlery, &. P~._all brand~. Pi•nos/Ot9en1 826 PIANOS -ORGANS N.:-1v k. Used. Gre:ll M:'lect\on. Con1pe1ilive prief'5. ~n F:\'eS. &: Sundays. The best deals llre always at: W ollichs Music City South Coo.st Plam 540-2830 FREE ORGAN L.EssoNS;l"S long as you like! Adult'! welcon1e to attend Tuesday night at 7:30 P~1. \Ve want evel")'One to learn to play the organ! Torn D1e1e1ich -In char~ 64Z-2S.11 . Coast J\tusic, Ne"-'POrt Blvd. at 1-larbor, C!\1 . REHEARSAL PIANIST Let. me help you improve your singing, dan1..-ing rou· tl.ne!I. 1'~or details. call Mr. Rossi. &U-5377 aft. 6. * CONN ORGANS * e Immediate delivery e Lmve~ prices GOULD MUSIC CO. »t5 N. r..faln, SA 547.(1681 PIANO \VANTEO. \Vll.L GO ANYWllERE. P.O. BOX 1685 m.JDIO CITY. CALIF. HA1'.1tltOND~ Chord Organ. llOO. Call 55Z-9U9 HO\V about a little piano : for a little/BlG k1d for a b\g Christmas? 646-2393 Monet Elect Orge'n $15. 963-2576 Circuit A~mbly Corporation has Immediate openl"$'.s for ProducUon & Inspection Traineca. P leasant working rondlUon1. Apply !serving ail or f'f:CRETARY potential, $1.85-.$2.00 hr. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS uttoman $25. Other mJsc. cabinets, misc. 2854 Carob, N~ °teP;1'NfG~s;iIT~· Orange CountyJ EXECUTIVE Secretary. We .start. 9'&-8600. Q_uilll, oak Ir: walnut fum., 1406 A:ntlqua, N.B. 54&-3289 N.B. 644-5177. · -. , -' . CALJ. 833·1931 need a 5i. ...... individual to JO o•-· a---• Sat & M SAT. TIL •. 30, SUN. 12·::i. HAMMOND organ, model M-'"'"'" \\' .. ;. """"'. · on. CUSTOM 4 sect need N TWO C I nt 3 I Ion 1495 kC:AL ESTAi.i:. .:w....i-.:s 11sslst 2 busy executives. Ant"tyes for Interiors recovering, ':rig. co~ $1500~ Ml1celli1neoua 111 ow onven e w pe~rios . Circuit A111embly C.Orp. 3169 Redhill Ave., <ll1ta !\1esa 540-5490 Equal Opportunlly E1nploycr Nureery \'-'Ol'ker, must have exper. 6 Day \\'k. 21 Y\'s I: over. $2.50 hr & more. I..agQ.na Hills Nuneey, El Toro, 830-5653. NURSES AJdes: Ttalnin~ prop-am for mature middle aged 'lll'Omen. 6.J2-3:m. OFFICE Clean.log P/tlme Newport-Colla Mesa areas:. Exper. couple only. Fine detail v."Otk. Top pay. Call 2131927--01 LS ONLY TODAY'S ARMY OFFERS Y 04J • 2-yeer enlistment whh • choko Coll Colloct (7141 S5'-2'6S OPEN THURSDAY, I(}.:.! Hippy Th1nks9lving WESTCLIFf Personnel Agency tMark Ill Cen1er1 542-8836 1651 E. Edin"oer, S.A. :,"UCCESS CAREBR Above average 11/h &: typing URGENTLY 3545 E. Coast Hwy., CdM Now $200. 552-7250 aft£. Loci1tlon1 to Serve You 1----'===----~~ew or experienced. Join llie ~~~~~d ~~l~f~~ ~~~ nt! ANTIQUE fire extinguisher * sor~A &. LOVESEAT * HAPPINESS + FULLERTON MUSIC TIME FOR World 's latb>esl and fastest per!IOnable & ~·ell groomed. NEEDED lamps. At w~lesale _ We Never used,• Very gd. qual. A BEST FRIEND I 18191 E!!clid, f'oun.tain Valley gro~·ing resale organiza1io11 Salary ran~ $750. +. Good supply exclus.1ve Fash. Isle $149. Usually home. 968-7910. BOBO NEEDS A FAMILY 1 Blk. N, San Diego Frw:y. QU. ICK CASH \\'ilh a net\\'<>rk of over 500 C n -A 1 N t' __ , stores & decorators. Now FrH To Good Home & Euclid. 0Uic.-e1 and become a 0• ocn. PP Y a 10""'"' (2 } wholt"sa.le to '""U. . Garage Sale 112 medium size male, • 557-W6 • THROUGH A l 'lllllo systems, 4361 Birch, !'-1.B. 5 Trai'nee ,_ -·" m'moor 0 our naire CLOSE OUT SALE SHAGGY DOG 122 N.eHa1-"'11r·llOS 'e =orion CLAS0SIFIED AD Club. hfulti-mlllion dollar *Sec'ys, BookkHpers Leu 'than \~ retail price S'l'OyE, camping tent" &: advertising program. Free Liz Reinden Agency Assemblers MS-2153 (3 pm to 10 pm) eqwp, air cond., dish wash, Young. energetic, loving, -~ ~ ---- - - ----~ta'd licerwng sehool. 4020 Birch Street beds, washing mach, china trained • adores children! WUW> RWWVL<LF M&LLQ 1'.:lleellent Wes tn.Jnln&. Suite 104, NB 833-SLllO LARG!= old braas Telescope hutch, Dunebuggy, 350 Ho11-Nffds affection daily. We • .,---:;-~·,..--,,..,.,....,"""". Please call ~12-5689. · Diel A Job llJ..0855 ~/Tri-pod Ir: geared dlreo-da bike, carpet &: carpet found a really cute dOg. 1:1e \. REAL ESTATE No Ch1r91 To You VOLT tiOn indicator perfect $350. equip. lOO's of antique salt loveR the kids and the kids Instant PersonMI 548-TlW. & peppe~ shakers & dishes, love him, but the family pet SALESPEOPLE Established 1965 Temporary Service Appliances 802 many nusc Items, make of-Is bent. Please give him a Seeking aggressive, hlghly SECY/GIRL FRIDAY 3848 Campus Dr., SUite 1($ fers, must sell. 6t6-0176. good home. Call 557-8151 aft motivated sa I e s m en In-for 11mall electronics co. 1 N~\\rport Beach 546-4741 FREIGH'T DAMAGE SALE 1970 Wallace, C. M. 5; 30 wkday11 and anytime terested In working in girl office . Should have good Equal Oppor. Employer New Hotpoint n!frig's., BEDS complete dbl & 2 _w_ ... ~n_n_d~"------I HB/FV area & earning up skills & like varied duties. dishwashers & range 11, sngl, mirror & chest of SPF.cIAL OUTDOOR A OONVENIENT SttOPPINC SEWING GUIDE fOlt THE CAL OH THE CO. 0-..rL./ toas-;. In· commission E.O.E. 646-mG =ty &: dryers, factory dra~. aml tbls, .maple Chrlstme1 Decoretlons CENTURY 21, RE Security Gu1rds J. C. Penne(. Co. BEACH CITY APPLIANCE desk, table w/4 chrs, 3 Sparkle& with rene'cted light. For •n ad In Wonsan"'s V.orld Ask tor Mi'li. smHh, 962-11847 Noe:!i~~'. U~if:!~e& 2~~ 2~::~~~" Be~:h' 3623 W. Warner, SA 5ti--0780 !!'1e~tal se':khl:, ~i~~:"~ Also available with lights. Call Mary Beth 642-5671, nt. 330 9608 Hamilton Ave., H.B. ment fum. Life ins & hos-~ N. Tu.s~ Orange GEM ToP ~per shell: t~Ulual decorations ot all S I I D REAL ESTATE SALES pllalW.tlon •lter oo d'Y" Has Openings For I ~~-..:::::.:::::56c..___ 282 E. 16th St, Co•ta Mosa. Tayl~r & Sons Doc. Co. Very pee I l'flS We ll estabU!hed office, with Hol & vac p11.y. S2 hr. start· Full & Part-Time 18 CU 1'1, Frost Freel~Sa7"t ::;.&,;S;;"":::..· ~-==--== experlent.'l!di ataff, hu open-Ing pay. Anaheln1 & Costa A d m I r a 1 refrigerator, GARAGE Sale-'7l TM:SO Ware~UBC~esroom ing for two salespeOple. tltesa ·area. Apply Costa WAITRESSES Harvest gold, 1 yr old. $200. Suzuki super tick. $750 '69 1501 n.--.n A!, LB CONT ACT Jlo1esa White Front. 3088 Bris· Matching Kenmore Washer SUZUKI lOO, $lOO. ORL "'"""" Paul lilartin or Bud Corbin to! A\'t'., Costa Mesa. A1n't working conditions & elect dryer, like new $150 Trailer, center whl, $:D. ASSORTED wall cab~ts. 6447.,,, .. , Equal Oppor. Erilployl"r pr. 008-4507 Tires, h•lmota, etc. """" s~per for gar. or office. 1,11,¥ Outstanding Benefits OQll... Lit Birch /slid" drs Corbin-i\1artin Realtors SERVICE Station ettendent. Apply, !\lon, \Ved & 1''ri DBL range, oven broiler Doremer e Dr, H.B. e w ing · RESPONSIBLE older 0 r Neat. relieble, \\wk Island 10 AM-8 PM rotiMerle on top 4 burner 96:H732. Deak & misc. office equip. & lube 'bay. Fair Exxon, pull out w/covcr 1 on bottom, . Lino, worktop 3' x 13'. retired person needed 1''alrvlew & Fair, Costa Equal Oppor. Employer storage under. $lOO, GARAGE Sale-: ~e sale, 1ltermofax copier: Chean p/Ume in retail \'-ine cellar. 6T3-847S. Used cars, mini bike, ten pri ces. 673-7700 or 673-Jro& Great Fashion Book Exper. In the use & sale1 Mesa. \VAITRESSES day & evening · spd, TV, be.by equip. an-eves. · N~ lnWllment oftice needs of fine ""'Ines or adverUslilg SERVICE Sta. Help needed, shills -must be fast, exper. Kenmore washer, Frigidaire tique.s, player piano tine I =="-~~-----1 2 experienced, licensed Real would be an asset. See Full & p/time. Apply, pref. but not necessary • "-'asher, Nori:e e I e ctr I c orier\t.al rug, Clothing & TWIN beds w/springa & Estate people. Your OV.'11 Harold or Clluclt. 495 E. Boyd's Arco, 490 E. 17th APPLY 10 AM~ PM dryer, Your choice, $45. much more. Sat 1 , to 5, ~attre55es nlte stand, • ~ ·OPENING dt'M and phone. PriVB.te of· ,1 .. 7thiii;;Si;t;i";;C;;.i;Mi;.iiiiiiiiiiiii" ,:St:c·;:,•,:C:::.M:::... ----~-Mon.-Fri. f)'f)4! delivery I: guaranteed. 665 Catalina.. Laguna. sr:s~'f!~ chest, Xlnt cond. lice. Next to Real Estate • SERVICE Sta. Employee. COLONY KITCHEN 546-3672 or 847--&15 . 231 Commercial St., C.OSta HI-Fi an8f;4::ht.,A~U:::,~ office. Call for lntervle\\', Sales Secretary to $650 MU!:t do repair \\'Ork & m42 Ortega Hwy.• REFRIG. -freez., Westing· Mesa. Fri Sat &: Sun, IQ.5. Xlnt cond. S 2 5 o I 0 ff er. W. E. Lachenm)'er, 1860 Girl Fri (Orange) to $650 drive to\v truck. 2.800 w. San Juan Olpistrano house, good cond. Must sell Garn.rd Heathkit mU!:lcal 6Ti>-4696 :..wport Blvd., Co!lta ~sa Exec. ~ L.A. lO' 1: Coast Hwy .. Nwpt. Beach. 493-1848 now. Asking $48. Ca 11 equip. Washer/dryer combo. 39'28 or i.'ve: 673-45 . Exec. tary STATISTICAL TYPIST \VAITRESS & Hostess exper. 8474158. Cust. built storage units, PAINTERS. exper.; work in ~;e~~to~ = Fee Paid. Nationally ~'Jl ~pply in pei;son Henrys Rent Weshers/Dryers _furn, clothing, etc. QIERRY fin. Hutch 52" wide x 74" high, $150, Giant couch 96" wide x 44" deep, $250, Mattre88, box ~· frame $20, Yrd vacuum, S7a. ~lgr:,in~&i"f. a~~.:;~~~~ Oaims Examiner to $650 lirm oUen ouWandlng op. B~:~~~. l2'l S • E' $2. \Vk.;J'1~ maint. SUP~~ G1a~ Saled. StO\'(!, Electrician $650 por. fnr stat typist w/some --~-~----* .,...,. w ... * \\'asucr u.i.;er, ressers, company. 979-7871. ,. k •.:w> WAITRESS over Zl, hostess beds din set bar t I PARTS GIRL Sectetacy .. 1 Ing -r.NV o,!.,'· 'J"b'' r. ~~allrt"~l'17S.HAlrt110 18 day & eve shifts. Zubiea, Rent Washers/Dryers & J~ts oi good, les. s!.too ~ 548-<)656. 'WANTED Sec'y Legal Orana:e $600 o s . ....,. .,.. Y u . 644-9884. $2. Wk. Full maint. Su• 10.s-429 N--cl•sus Pl"Ogl'am ~lgr $21K ~. Coastal Personnel ==-------* £39..1202 * ' "• ,. ... , "'"' · ' No experienc.-e needed. Tues Electronic Components Agency, 2190 Harbor Blvd., WEST'S Best fabric ·chain ==~""°'""'=R'-"'"',-~.~1~Cd""'M:,.,,.,,..,,...,._,,,.,..=-:-,,thnt Sat "-Wk. Apply in Product LiDe Manager $20K C.M. · has opening for sales ladies. FREE Pickup. efrlg. Appl. GAR.A.GE Sale, Fri, Sat, sun. penon Mon. between 9 & Data Communications 1 -'=~-------ltfu.st be able to sew. Oppor. & Scrap. Metal. 6(S-5258, Toys, xlnt girls & boys MOVING Sale Sofa & l"hr $65. Reel. S30. HI F l Stereo $395. Refrig" $100, dbl bed $65 19" TV $50. Picnic tbl lamps & other I t e m s 549--0()IO noon. 419 N. Newport Blvd., Pul"(·has Supv (Boats) $13K Stock Boy, P /time for ad va n cemen t to call anytime. clothe!, dinette set, Goobs Ne••port Beach. Receptionist $400-Sa~ 1.tost Liquors management. Apply 2 0 1.fUST sell D u r c re st of goodies. Si Habla Haggle! PART TThtE camera & Call Jeannie Sisco 841 Baker St. C.M. Fa$hioD Island, N.B. automatic washer. Very 9641 Raven Circle, FV AtrroMAnC GAR AGE sound aatesman. Westem's & Sid Hottman STOCKMAN full t Im e , WHO WAA"TS TlJ WORK? good bey at $40. 5'.15--6768. NECESSITIES Sale! Twin DOOR OPENER. Finest Camera, So. Cout Plaza, NEWPORT mature, ref & put employ· DRIVE A CAB! Buikling Meteriels 806 bed, table,· games, short· known brand. Reg. $200. C.O.ta Mesa. Personnel Agency ment record req, lolr. Hatch, atOOSE your hours, work ~ wave radio. 946 Senate, CM Special $UJ.95 ln s ta I led PBX -ra--··-·ring 133 Dover Dr., N.8 . 847-2561. tor yourself, be your own e Surplus . Bulldlng· , :.:548--0581::..::=------w/5 yr iUIJ'. 893'-3577 or ·~ ~ -··· STUDENT jo good ... _ boll•. Men or V.'Omen. Can NEW•"" 530-1415 service. Experience prel. 6424870 bii, , .. .,, be lightl ._ __ ,,, MATERIAL • 1000'1 of SUPER Garage Sale -1--~-----· - Part time day, fUll tlnie p/tlme e\-et &: Sat morns. 5 y u.11..1 ...... capped. ITE.lo.1S! Doors, 'tumber, ply. Refreshments 9-4 Sat. Fine' COLLECl'OR Plates, First eves. ltB. area. 531H1881. .~eeo a "Paa"! Pli.ce an wt! Sal + bonuses. Ca 11 ~~.a~~ Ag~~ wood, alum lheetina. mold-junk! 1154 Gavtota, Lag. Editions. Bing and Gro11- Help Wi1nted, M & F 710 Help W1nt9d, M&F 710 c:892-:::..c2258:::;:,,· ~~=---1 Supplement your lncoml!'. lng, windows, etc. Bch. dahl, Royal Qipenbage.n, TELLERS Drive a cab 6 hn or more a BUILDERS SURPLUS l·c,::RAIT;;::c;=y~Garago~--s.~1,-c-,..-t Lallque, Wedrewood, Hum- Expct. & tralnet>. Mature. day. Apply in penon, 2406 So. Main St., S.A. gift ·Uems. Dec. 1, 9am on me!. 645-5?40 9367 WE'RE LOOKING FDR THE BEST HEAL TH CARE PEOPLE IN TOWN We need a very 1peclal breed ot health care pro. fcsalonal bocause "-'e're a very apeclal breed of" healt h care center. First Healthcare, a part of CNA Financial Corporation. We're one of the largest comptul,les In the bualneu of providing quality health ca.re In accordance with the highest stan- dard.I. And. we're an equal opportunltY emJl!oycr. LVN's All Shifts • FUii & P/tlrne -. FUii Time Dietary Alde1 Cook llousckecplng \Vard Clerk All Shilts Part-Ttme Part.Time 1\ill-Tlmc San1a Ana Ii Huni. Bch Yellow cab Co., 186 E. 16th Aton thru Sat 10:.S 1S1ll Freshwater Cir. H.B. GARAGE Sate· Sat le Sun SIZES lOIL.2Q1L Now, look slim, trim, ter· area1. Full time & "-'Ork St., C.OSta Mesa. ~--'n:.:;'-, """546-1037 i,::84,c,7c,-3164~:.,..,------Draft table, ski equip. A t 'l. t i rWc all the time and end Sat Atlt. Own transp ncf..'ess. '0o=o·"t~g1"°·ve""'"u°"p"'°'the,-~sn~lp! Hive 10ml!'thlns YoU want to DUNCAN Phyfe Din set, will clothes, toys. clothes, more, '-· 1Tf. •' ..,,,.. ~ '"'hat·to-wear \\"Orrles with Call Mr. Kelly "Ll&t" It tn classified, Ship sell! Cl11..asUied ad• do 11 scat 12• twin beds, chn, 24591 La Hennoaa, Lq. "'f "-'•Ml llle..\:1.... valuable In.stnnt Fash1on ' I 979-3600 to Shore Reaultal 642-5678. well -caU N"OW 642-567!. etc, 27'l8 Lorenzo c M Nig. .. Book. 128 pages, hundreds M6-61.85 FOR sale 2 lb. down mummY A FANFARE OF PLEATS of lllustratk>ns show you how \ -sleeping bq. 89" x -$4''. at one side ~ IWing to to save money, choose ac-' GARAGE Sale. Mostly tum. Keeps :YOU wann to 10 lfan, princess lines. This ls cessories _with Dair. N.o "Checks. $at & Sun only. degrees. Xlnt. oond.i S40 that very special ~ you SEVENTY·nwr; CENTS ~ ~ Mlssk>n Vie· Linda !W&-447'. want naw tor the holidafs tor llCh Pfltlern -add 25 ,~::..--------• "'='=""""-;~'-~-~-1anc1 '74! . centl fQl' each p1ttem tor GARAGE Sale: Fri, Sat &: ~N BrffJe bike girls, Printed Pattern 9367: Halt A1r Mall and Sc>ecial Hand1· sun 9.5, 208 E. 26 3 ipd, llke nu, $451 Boie Sltt11 1~. 12~. 14~i. 16~~. lnr: otherwtse thitd.C:.. RochesteT, Of. OU of spmg & matt dbl dlic $35. 1J~1 Z1ii. Size 141,9 (bust Mllwry will take thrtt orange Avt. · 644-2028. 37) takes 21A. yards Mo-Inch. ~>eekl or more. Send ro RA E ~ \VHEEL chair, E A·· J *•Yl:Jttl " tr CF.NTt!I Alice Brooks, the DAn.ii• GA G ~we -CQinp. apt St1'rliM1', Adjustable tegs'. ,;;'each ~tt~rn' -add 25 Pu.or, 1.05. !'fii'dlecraft ~J lfc. ~-E~Vs~S· g!; llkl' ne.w, s100. -Walking ~ for each pa1te1-n tor ~:on BoN 163·~~ Ole~~ ~ Aide. $10, 548-4813 Air Mall and Special Hand\· 10011. Pnnt'NUne. A~ OOUBJ..E GB1'8g'e'Sa1e.1ifnhy REASO.~AHLE KlfV hea<h PU.OT, ~-Paller1)._ Dept.~ . Ztp. Paaten NamW. · Unique decon.li\.1!, uu.ble boRrd, mirl'Or', pme table, {ng; '"o~ill ::t'_lM!~ NEED L F.cRAFT '771 I Sa .... ou be.by cradle, CU' bed, w1p de1tftr')' " ._.. ........... eroc1..~ knit t n. tems. t-SUn. u.xiuu N. 847-2473 -'Hkl or more. Stnd to d~~ 50c' e c. Zani.to, Dana Point SPAN!SH ,_,_ mod-' Marian Martin, the DAILY btlltaet 'Mac'nme lleok. 3 Family Garaa:e Sil.le. Fri, u..,,.hter a 2.12 . West 18th St., New Bui~. t.a.ncy knoU, oat• Sat. 1M pm, furn & mi;;c, ~t. }l~ndt n;:; In~ York, "'°y~ lOOll. Pr1nl tm11 St 00 1416 S:andcuUe, Cdi\f. Es~laSioo. 645-sio MAN& 4DO&Kll with tHti.et · ~lwlt Boot • ·1----1BAB¥-rum.,-~ ZIP, IPD and 8TYI& Learn by plctum! Pat· other IOOdltt. Thurs Fr1 TF"l.'P'UGl""tabte plus-e-cue -Ntl~ :00 ,, . ......., ................. l1t•.J!H: W .IJ Jl)o_-11-1-----1 .PARK SlfERJOR HEALTHCARE 1441 ........ A,.;;-N..,... -IPHo "244111 and "EWPDRT VILlA HEALTHCARE 4000 Hl'-le W.,, N•WI"" a..tt IPH1 64J4Jt1J Come visit PARK LIDO HEALTHCARE CALI. MONDA f Sot B8U .EIP, H B" " stlcka. Ex. cond. Greftt SEE MORE Q u I ck eom"~ie il'l9tant Olft ._. ·• • · · Christmaa Gift! $13 0. F'uhkmt and choa9t one • men than 100 rttts FURN, mov.1!n, clothing. 549-~ rattmi tt11t from OU.1" Sl oo everything &: anything-. 3257 WEDDING ;own It 4 SP~.SUmmt'r Cata~. All 0,0 '1pffJte At.ctie• -* . Colorada Lane~t brkle•mald drtuct $200. V.;roll , Only 5(1c. n .oo. GARAGE sale Fri-Sat &: Sun. Never bt.oen •'Om. $.100 \'alue l~ST~ =lr:o~ ~l< If! .urtr R111t Booit• • llOc. '.?370 Nn. Coll~e Dl"., C.f\1. 9S2~9921 S.it p.m. if. ' rr"OW· OM& uf II Prl• Ala ..... Bdrm furn, crib & mlS<" PLAY pen 1lrolee fold &\\'a.Y INSTANT r ASH t 0 N ~(" FR.I-SUN, refrig, np~ n.Ylori n1esh. Ext:e1. cond. B<XU< • lf •lndf'C!(ts o t :•llt eM 1 -II 'Plll.11'11&. ~/dl')'tt, bikta, 1nl:sc. St,. 894-2675. Wtst. area. fuh\Oii facts SL Md•ua Qlllh JllM I • ro32 lndu.~ Santa Ana. DOY'S 5 sPMC1 Sch>A1M Daily Pilot Want Ada: bav• riot. -_.:__~~~~~~==~===~==~~~~~---_r-~iu~t~ell~dra~,.~ltn~the~W~•~•~I. SUnpy Jo~•tback, ex. bulalns plort. 'tldJla ,.,. ft61:1'9 ""-, .. .a Dally Pilot OaaWed con<S. $35. VW hood. 6'IW680 ' • • - • I • l54 D,IJLY PILOT Thursday, N~mber 22, 1973 frldlY, Nowembtr 23, 1qn -PIOftOI'°"""' Pots, General ·ISO Botts, Powar 906 Cyclts, Bik n Auto S~r•lco, Parts 949 frucks 962 Vans Scooters 92S 1--------- • PIANOS ANIMAi.$ "R" us 1913 18-fool WINNER REPLACEMt;i.!T l aux· *SPECIAL* '65 DODGE YAN Jo"'ree Jl1tnu1ter \\'/purchase Runabout w/115 hp JOhnson * BICYCLES * Ulary ga1 tanks, pi rk-upt, • ORGANS of "'!!'· ll-,e c. I!. and HD oraller. H.. CllRIST,IAS LAYAIVAYS 4 whl ch1w•. vans ' metor OD •NOE cou~ NTY'I FULLERTON MUSIC w 'purchale of canary. Baby .. "1k-thro ... h windal>l•ld, 110 llOLOS ANY DU<e """"'· 89a-&111 *°'the Week vs. "l<k •hUl, '"''= wh .. ls. .,,.. K..U. Cbcbtiels, Flnche~ bow 1Cals. 10111 lOW1f!O ,..11,., • .... • (452GLTI . OLDEST Our Ntwtst L°""""" , Pllppla. SmJ T. Olp-... ""''ertibl' IOp tacl>ometer .. ew 1~an 10 sp, •••• 159.llG I . . $977 • ,' & , 1f~:k~~~~i~i~unJta~:ov~ ~Deposit mil bold. ~i:°~~·~ .. ~~~~i~:~rt~p~1~!r~;;.::: --.-.,w. }le;,) '70 CAPRICE COUPE >A1LY at E1 557 1rll-d. 1'.l\'N,\H Bird, lllk•. 2 ~ sarecy gt&r Leu 1han 50 Used blkea . ····• All 1')1pe11 $2399(P183) .,.. hours and 1~ •howroom con-Beach Bh.:)'c!es, 800 E, Balboa ;1) l enta S 008-1026 ~-~ _ .. , WI' .,..,,. Ex"ll•nt 1election ol pra. boat or •ki boat. CYCLE WORKS LTD l\!ORGAN 196<, Xl~t '.cend. Y"'YQ price .....,,.1uation li>odtlt. mpo BMW ·Auto•, lmeort JAGUAR '72 JAGUAR XJ6 AutomatJc, -.Jr candltk>nlnc, AM/F'M ra.dkl, power i1tett-1n~. power di~ brakea, full tffllher ln!~rfor. lmmac- alatl. (4$1EYZl. ' SAYE$$$ R I from $5 old. 1100. lnciudlna ca&<. di"--~-nom1ca1 f•-ll• Blvd., Balboa 675-1283 Anllquts/Clnslcs 953 -'"" l1Hi1 , • • Cats .. 152 SAC!UFICE ~ 838-4139 Bicycle• Sel,. & service 41JOOO miles. AM/FM """"· '71 FORO ~ TON UlO ·DEMO $AL•' ' • Plano1 & Grands HIMALAYAN K JTT EN s DANA POINT * RALEIGH 12800. Doys, ~ICM, Eve" PICKUP .• 1966 Harbor, c .M. 616-!003 SALEs-sERVICE·LEA!ING • 1\a•10 LIH,:I New •plneti lrom S49S Seat & blue. CFA ""°'" HARBOR * PEUGEOT :IZ>1326. (22102Kl ·-Cl lEV v·" OVERSEAS DELIVER¥ ---wno s '"'1"' and n .. i.;.., ~·· -" 83t ·-* STEYR 1---..,..---,-----$3199 '° ~· ROY CARVER I JOfMI \Vurlltier Grand Strauss ......... •'" up. .......,, R . V . St a at" yac ht Recr•ttional ' BUBBL.E TOP I ftC. VIII Uprl It I •r.o SIMIBSE kitttrtJ. 7 wkl, Brokerage. Ne-1v Unlllitet, Chrtstnu1.s Lay·A·\Vay11 Vehi·clos 9S6 v.sj unheard-of value CQBZ· .,.,,1 E. l~" Sl. , l: 1 Pano .......... ~.,. DeJ.~tvers & Rangeri:;. ~.1all 1822 Newport Blvd., Costn 09 ). Costa ,...-.!esa '"' "'" "'4 \\leaver Spinet ••• •••• ,. $145 ~~"'/shots. From $3.S. ot' Large: f'ower' or Sail. "'e M'ffa. 548-5783 or 67>1700. -R-tc_r_"_tl ___ I..._ __ "'-'69 CORVETTE $3989 •• .....,...... 1966 •!arbor, C.111. 64G-~ Player plano1 ·~·· tron1 $999 Have Tbent All. --For l.Jl. '11 NORTON 150 •1-• GUSTAFSON l91l BAVARIA. auto, alr, JAG '70 XKE 2+2 27M. ~ue. · • 20 Grwids'111 stock, New. l;>ogs 854 to lion mak • """"· V•hlclet .. 95' (051AUK) .Be.cke.r:. AM/F?.Lstt.rw, )QW Mil/F\1, \\'ire, air, nll tn Used and rtbu.Dt. Priced rma or to · e an strong. $'173. '67 BSA 650 I-----"----'.;;.;... $3999 . Llncoln-Mercury 4nl. Pvt party. 833-1017 13850 61HJ>I I tron1 $395. y ... -.... a -Knabe HAPPINESS + appt. to iee boals tn the Rblt top end. New elec. COMPACT lG&IO Booch at Warner 1,.:::::::.,::::0,:,;o·"'-=1'=-= ~·-· evening 714/493-5101 $600 !lo h CAPRI ·~JAG , Xl<I"", "C"fl·fD top, -lttuon-Hamlln-Wur-A "BEST FRIENDI . ' ' · t ncnr 50 mpg. 1-luntington Beach .,., ·ru litter _ Storey l Clark _ BOBO NEEDS A Jo~A~llLY 30' Cw;ton1 Diesel Yacbt,l.""s.;"-1-51~050'·==~~--TRAILERS A OU 842·8844 * (213) 592-SS.WI ---------CPE, radials, s,tereo, $1295/ K.av."81-SteiDWa.Y -Cable F T Good H ne~r com pletion, co n1· 'i'.? ~Si SUZUKI PS l25. Xlnt Easily Towed By any Cn.r '73 NOV C PE "Hon1e--0f the Viking" DIVORCE FORCES SALE! Otr. &r:>-3238. Nel30n -Kincaid -Cable dr." ,• I ome fo1table accom, sips 5, bit cond. Knobbles. lo pipe. Nu From a VIV to a Cadllloc. (209HCU) '69 FORD Of popolar '73 model Capri JENSEN -Bald\vin -Cldokering -me ium 1 ze ma e. h~s oven & range, refrig top end. Just right for $2999 ' with only 3800 mi. Just 3 Sohn1er. SHAGGY DOG ,,/freezer, dual ~nlrols beginner or trail rider. $325. FALL CLOSEOUT AT ' 2 \VINDO\V VAN· mo. old •• Red w/bJk int., • 0-an1 ' \'oun", energetic, lo.,.;,.,., "·/flying bridge _seatillg 8. &l:r-10&2 or 1~ $99 Neat perfect! (#2478) lux. decor, 4-cpd, AM/FM • • •oe. ·~06 &~7588, eves 54>3943. · $1999 ~ · 100tochoose1rom trained -adores children! '73•' YAMAHA 300 Ed '72 MALIBU COUPE steroo, ~ cng. a ir, Ne\v. Used a.ml Trade·lns Ne«ls artecUon daily. \Ve '66 TR~AN CC, 26' xlnt A1~t. Cond. Extras n p~: (P58} \VE IlUY USED CARS! SACRIFICE $Mia. Ca 11 Optlgan ••••••• , •• ." ••.••• S99 found a really cute dog. He cond .. 25 hrs on eng. L. helmet mu."! See this wknd O $3099 55741~1 alt. 5 &: wkends. 1-famniond w(l'tl.Ythm ,, S695 loves the kids and the kids D. d.ip. Best offer. ~30 $815/ofr 638--7310 anytime VER 1973 Cap1i silver grey, auto Kimball Swinpr r······ S'i'!t:> love him, bul the family pet or 639-8600 1968 HUSKY 250 MX v ' DEALER COST trans. air cond. 4 cyl, $3550. \\'urlltzer 3 ke)'boi.rd •. 'll95 is bent. Please give hln1 a 13' BOSTON \Vha1er, w/9~1 · ery Invoice; available !or in· 552-8U4 • -· ll !"A.... ···•95 good hon1e. Call cx7-8J.5J aft J!P J h •~ J<l cln. excel. oond. ~. s.....,.•1~ '68 VW CAMPER ---------1=..::.::"""~-~---......... ·rey 0 1"""" • • • • • • • • ,,.. -0 nson, ~· nt &17.S759 or 89J..6007 p. par-""'........... ·n DODGE CORTINA Conn Caprice ••..•••.•. $1% 5:30 11•kday11 and a~n1e motor,goodcond.642--3325 ty. 1XYG8771 c~mpo 1liomas A·l •et ..... $179 \1·eekends. $1999 falml per. v,an. I bal'roold .1---------1-rammond-Bald"'in-Conn e PUPPY WORLD e Bo.ti, Sail 909 T\VO old , disreputable bikes, u equip , sac ~r ue, 1968 FORD CORTINA. Ex· JENSEN INTERCEPT.OR LARGE SEt.=lON Ot, COLO~ !tifMEDIATE DELJVERY FULL SERVICE DEPARTMENT NEWPORT IMPORTS \Vurlitzer-I..o\\Te&-Kimball 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 one man's, one lo.dl~s. need $2890. Ph: 6"5-0856 ceptionally CI ea n, un· Bull Dogli, Chiliuahllll, T;,.., 11 ·• · t !lo h t 71 >:: beli bl Y11maha-G11l ran.,'len -.., res ai.u pam • I or ' GMC Rally "'l'x Window eva e gu econg_my, FULLERTON MUSIC, ~~:~5.£s1:.~uG~~~~~~i INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL $10 548--3006 GROTH Van, V-8, auto, p/b, posi 540-0062. 3100 \V. Coast 1-l"'Y" -N.B. lZ! N. H~r. !ruuerton TetTier, Cockapoo, Irish $3~ '72 KA\VASAKI 175 + ACC. , ·lract 30,000 nU, good cond, LA~TE=-'"61'°''C"o-rt"IM-G"fr-4" .. -pd-c 642-9405 ~ 171·1I05 Setter. JOO l\llXED PUPS!! or l\fore on a New 31 foot Xlnt cond. $450 or trade 64 VW "Baja Kit, headers $?l00. 556-756.5 radk>, heater, clean'. Good ---~~~=-- hrs; Open NJght! 'Iii 9 Stud ServJ~ ·a1olt Breeds. 1974 l\lodel Cn.Using sloop. for V\V Van. call Ron & bumpers. Street legal. \VlNDOW -Big 6 Chevy, cond. $450.' ;;.52.7474 MA SERA n Sat. 'Iii 5::.t. Sun. 12-5 Open Ews: 5.11-5027 ~~:er;· fa~~ ~si=· C r:~~H 650 Bonneville I ~2 ~~:14X4, $550 CHEVROLET ::t. re::t ~·s. bu~~ DATSUN '68 l\IASERATI very clean, BCluiUYs•~·~.l~pl!~~ rioorn PUPPIES FOR. the Demands of The Rugged re-bit eniine A·l condition' 491·1664 aft 6 & wknds 49Z-1610. ~.,z>nd· Must sell. <;all ••= ~· THANKSGIVING North Sea. Co""tructed to 1 .1 'OU SJl&.4206 =~.~----'71 DAJSUH 240 ~ from $1100 to. $l300. David Reglstered English Spaniels Uoyds S!Andards ol Highffl ow mo ••ge, er Trucks 962 . u211 BEACH-B'l VD -si:E•t. liLV-W Van..9_JllW. • --_ L--1"==0; .. n;Jl:::~-...,;;:.;.=a·==I T. Dupree Pfa)'ft' Pianos, & Poodles. Layaway pd Quality Materials By Proud aft 6 &: wncls. Xlnt cond. $550. &:: take over m llM 2940D Grace Ln,; CM S\\'eaten &: other gifts now. Dutch Craftsmen. '12 HONDA SL 350. in good I 847-6087 549-3331 pmts. 960-2117. Call aft. 6 Extra Qean Low l\flleage S~o_w_i_n_a_M~-~h~lno~.-. -82~1·' 962-8000. Pie-A· Pet, As Low As condition .. !>50 97'4143 or '71 FORD 'I• TON HUNTINGTON BEACH p.m. . i501BZ\V). ' ' ~ ~-Drookhurst at Adams, Hun-$21,900 SAILAWAY 5'9-1206. • ••••• '65 DODGE VAN. Runs good. $4000 * SrNGERS iropi.$17.50 * lington Beach Includes Engine, Jib and HONDA JOO CB, $150 or bst Pickup. Camper spe-$800 01· best oUer. Call *Touch N' Sewa &: 206's * AKC Irish Setter puppies, l\'lainsail, Pulpits, Double offr. gd trans mach , cial V8, auto., air, Ronian, 645-6927 *BUENA * \Vhite Zig Zags In bred tor champions, .OOW Llfelines., Go To Sea Pack-~anytime. JI & H. P.S., P.B. CLOSEOUT 'T.! J<'ORD Ecoooline, 6 cyl, cabinets ... Only $19.95 * & Oeld, deep mahogany age and Much l\1orc. DUCAT! 350 Rare & (73582H) BRAND NEW 3 spd, l yr old. Xlnt cond. '73 ROTARY ENGINE MAZDA No Money Down $65 mo. * Hoover '& Ktrbys from coat. Graded. \Velped 10/7 The l\faiualflcent beautiful $4 50. ·Call $AYE 1973 GMC PICKUPS $2400, 49".>--0854 unytin1e S34'.95 * m-4064' • * CONTEST 31 * 968-3646 ?,I and 1 Ton. '68 CHEVY Van. CUst. pa.int *PARK 36 nio. O.E.L., O.A.C. ;t1o ~~!~. \\'IRE Fo.'I: Terrier, male, Open 10 AJ\f Til Dark \\'ANTED Utility Trailer 2-tso !·!arbor Blvd. UP TO $1200 SAVINGS & inter. Trophy winner. *'BUENA 10 mo. Too lively for older FRI • SAT · SUN 15" "·heel, 4x8 size Costa Al .. ,. Must see. 551-3012. Parts & service on all make!I cpl. AKC $75. 2983 Ceylon 01· By Appointment. Slip 3A 962 ~ MIKE McCARTHY . · Qosed Thttraday Dr. 546--0618 eve or wknd Newnnrt Arches l\Iarina ·89-IS a(t 5 At Fair Drive BUICK 6:. FORD Van. As .is. $150 *MAZDA Sincert' Sew Mach. & Vacuum (Behf~d CenUnela Bank) '66 Honda 305 Scrambler 546-8017 Finn. l838 Plat'entia, CM *PARK 1878 Harbor, C.M. fi46.97f2 * AKC min. blk. poodle Holland Yachts/Newport $225. 642--0031 after's. BEACH BLVD. & after 4:jij Pl\f. pups. Will hold .for 714-644-0139 Ask tor Brian SAN DIEGO FR\VY. LUXURY Contempo camper. S · rtl ~--~ 130 cnnstmu. stud pointed. """""~~~~""""'l'i'firorilli'JS0,-1°';-;;;n;;, 531.2450 1r P,O ng -54J.1r:J9 ·n HONDA 750, low miles, ~· stove, stereo, a ' auto. 7015 KNOTT, BUENA PARK \""'T TO BUY -u·-· skis LUDERS 16 xlnt cend. 1900. 70 Fon! smi. 491--968 c.11 Mr. WN•EW-522-8750 *MAZDA "'""'" i5eU SOINAUZERS • Hold for 26' racing sloop. Top side & 675-0317 , ••• with bindinp. t&IJ..165 c.m. Christmu. Shots, terms. bottom refini11h·" Oct ·~ Auto1 Want-, Under $75. Abo "'-ome11's ud m~ 522-8366 ~ . •.>. BSA 44lcc, New motor, $375 - ski boots she 8 under $25. !~t 5.JUV. ; = ~~ ~~~ c!:~,~~t 26" Girb ~~~~ $25 1974 ~~~J~ TON TOP DOLLAR PAID '74 DATSUN$ Y~~~A~'rxlAasld& •. ~.:._ with DAOISJIUNDPUPPIES RandyHill,213-28J..7933As~· CLASSIC 'SS Tri h 6:°JO H.D. RadJator, Clut c h, Long 1vheel base van. VS, IMMEDIATELY NOW IN STOCK 1uY!.l'Ul. ~ '"" Long haired, AKO.• c&ll ing $1600. ump Gauges, Vinyl Seats, Spare automatic, 'PO"·er steering, FOR AU. FOREIGN CARS IMMEDIATE Ne\•ada toe• A Tnarkt.r heel "~'="='='==,..,.~~--PART own new CaJ.33 full y chopper. $500. Tires, etc. (Ser. #X505-radio, heRll'r. (8006JN). Ca1i or, con1e in to see us. • DELIVERY · $50.00. Call ~"'1614 after PEJ\ffiROKE Welsh Corgi. 11 equip, avail every &in., ·2 5t6-6027 4001 t:3777 6 PJ\I. ,vks. AKC, • Sall mo., Xlnt deal, 833--9560 ~69 Yamaha. Dirt 81.k• SALE PRICE $2895 ~ 210 models lhru 260Z model11. SKIS & boots, men's, good caq 546-4928 bef 5 wkdays, 831~ * Bes! offer. 673-7157 • Over I 00 New ·And condition. A1oo old equip. DOBERMAN Pinocher PuP<, -MIKEBMUclCCAKRTHY -1\n• .. l•i.O:i U d E C Call da.ys, 979-3198. AKC, M & F, 6 wa, aft s A.Bo T . Good cood. Motor Homes lU~ Ul/10 58 conomy ars TV, R•dio, HIF~ ~ %-9569 Flbergl.., 1225 or best ol-Sale/ Rent 940 BEACH BLVD. & TOYOTA a. Now On Display. St.roo ••.1. fer. SAN DIEGO FR\VY. 3100 \V. Coast H\\'Y., N. -PUPPIES, 8 wks old, Moe!IJi 008-25!M • • • • • • 53l·2450 642·9405 ZENITH, RCA & Sylvania TV Aiul<Jn Hll'kl" C\jte 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 TOP CASH 53&-1968 TIIUNDERBIRD 26', 4 sail•, . • • • • • • • • • ••• & stereos, prlced"Jeu than l-co=LU-E~S-.-s-.~b-1-.-.-A-K-C, sea.gull OB. sleeps 4, galley CLOSEOUT SALE for clean late modcl can the discounters. \Vith 3 yr. Championship background &: head. $2{0l. OOS-7449 after 4 Brand New Open Road '69 DATSUN nnd trucks! I~=-==~~~==~ picture tube•. 1 yr parts '""2978 5pm Motor Homes. 1973 GMC '4 TON Howard Chevrolet ·1973 DATSUNS & service. All available ~ PICKUP PICKUP models in slOl'k & 011 14' Y."LYING Junior, w/rond $200 0 SILKY Terrier Puppy, traller &. 2 sets of sa\ts. 4 speed, rad.lo, heater & new Super Custom,, 350 V-8, ~1ncArthur nnd J an1borce All M DELS ; display. '73 models priced female. Sell/Lease. 832-9422 $600642-6911). 61.,...1700, Ev e,. tiJ'es. (ZU5202). A nice dlr. Auto Trans, Power Steer-Ne¥.J!!rt""'~ •• ach IN STOCK to clear. Cash fK> plan or or 644&78. k ~ tenns to 36 mos. ABC Color ~==-~-=--~---BELOW COST true ! ing, Po"·er Brakl"S, Radio, TV, 90%1Atlanta.or19lll6 ApDOles~l.£i,,cec3rdkaApoove CdMpup-LIDO 1', w/ trailer, sails, $1295 S496tep1 Bumper, (Ser asos. WE PAY TOP OOLl.AR 8,~15~WC ICK 1!'1P 1 0RTS Bro-okhunt, Huntington _, . .>LU • CG equipment, no23ll, Xlnt MIKE McCARTHY 831.ovun. t""'OR TOP USED CArtS ;..,... ammo. .... p1trano Beach, 968--3329 or 962-5559. * 644-1372 * oond. $850. n4-6T:>--6512 ~ 495-4~9 SALE PRICE $3695 JI your car ts extra clean, San Juan Capistrano DAOISHUND Puppies, ARC.• O BUICK '70 FORD Ranger XLT. Nu see us first. 4.93-3375 « 831-l.S15 TEAC A-«llOS. auto.....,,., minia. 2 Fem, 7 -· have RACING SAB T, $200 BEACH BLVD. & fues air concl, saddle tanks, MIKE McCARTHY BAUER BUICK WILL BUY YOUR Fortopeear~;.:n,:.. ~ shots $IOO ea. 58&-2635 675-6456 or 640-8424 SAN D531E1?02450FRWY. lo ml. Xlnt cond. $2750. BUICK 2!125 Harbor 81\'CI, DATSUN, TOYOTA -~. CAL 20 R E 'pt 494-1962 BEACH BLVD. & Co!!ta. J.1esa 979-2500 -TV 0( ........ ble DARLING brown puppy with • aco qui SAN DIEGO FRWY. . WE HUY OR VOLKSWAGEN valo. I• I• . ~~5. ~n'tD~ SAILOR. ~=lc·=--'·'=--=·~~·c,....-=·"-·= 1 1~!..;:"'!11, ~ Tlo ~: 531-2450 Il\!PORTED AUTOS PAID FOR OR NO'l. WILL ";A-~---~: Black Toy Poodle New sails. $400. aJSAdams, e SALl:S e ~;.',,.~pty~j".~1$2850 .•••••• BEST PRIC1ES 1 PAID! ~~~'.'""~CALL amlh. • ndlo, -bl. $al. 963-2516 Balboa, 613-4621 e SERVICE e '11 Ford ll T. PU Q$r.· DHn Law I mport1 • 1Jl70 >JO z. Aluminum ma., Goodall s ·~ '15-10l3 H-• 856 a--11 Sll-/DocLs 910 • RENTALS • Spec. Lo mi, A/C, Arr, '72 DODGI 1966 Harboo-. C.M. 6'6·000:: mndifled exhaust, k o n·l • ----------DV9 1 r• · "' P/S, very clean 58&-T101 I 1/1 TON CASH i-~oR shocks, over.rl7.ed Michellns, BRAND new Panuonol.c lilST sell Arab Qtr 111 YOUR CAR $3265, 541).()86.1. • .olld atate port. ll"' color 7 ··' J 1""'400 50' SLIP. Main bay. Parkil1'{, l960 CHEVY Pickup 6 cyl. Pickup. VB, auto-546:-7070 TV Reg $339 km& $290 YfS., ,...nt Pe~. water & elec. Recent rebuilt engine. ~ DATSUN 1971 240Z .,2-·"""""" , as · Reg ~:i Arab Filly, 3 yrs, *645-8035* bed. 54~7147. matic, air. radio, Autos, lmf)!Orted 970 Perlecl, +spd., air, mags, ~ •w> •~ 615-7824 67'-7821 ~'="=-'--~-=-~. heater, P.S., P.B., __ ....;._o.;.. _____ I cus•-,n ""'"' aid rack.'"~ \VILL h'"' color TVs & lale .,_,ICE. n ••• ~_1'. 1 · SLIP wanled tor 26' sail '64 CHEV Pickup, Jow mileage. (161~ ALFA ROMEO 556-'7-l83.~ .. , .........., model ...,black &: uil 1 t e N '""V uc ding, 4 hands, boat Newport area. ,._..,, ~.!:rl, automatic ~~3351 82LJ ==~~=---- 90me tac included. Sound. TI4-962-8J59 .....,..;n,n oltO'" ----------1DATSUN '72 240 Z, Orange, =es "'Orlting or oot gentle. $200. 968-l828. Small boat with Newport RENT A 1'-lOTOR HOME -'68 CHEV~ Ton. Shell. New $AYE * ALFA ROMEO 4 spd, mags, $3900. private FOR SALE 9 yr old buckskin Moo I MINI HOME OR VAN 1· brak hocks Cl party. 6#-40l3 Zl" Color TV. l year r ng, ires, es, s • ean. 2480 Harbor Blvd, Best deal aJ"'3ys! Berllnu1 ;;;""""'°-,,="'=-=--=--guarantee $85. B/\V Port mare reg. $451). 9'19--3848 CONVERSION, LOW AS S9 494-8()11aft6. 962--0161 Costa l\tesa fiunl $37!1.i (Ser. •0288). FOR Sal~. 73 240 Z, ,Green, OCT DATSUN .. .. .... . . . . . . .. . . '•"" '"', . . ' ~. ' 7015 Knott, Buena Par1r: Coll Mr. W1yno 522·1750 * Ma,da '73 Rotory * $66 MONTH 36 l!IONTHS C?E'N LEASE \Viti accepl trade-ins CALL P..1R. FRY 842-6fi66 Hunt. Beach MAZDA 17l11 Beach BJ. MERCEDES BENZ '71 MERCEDES BENZ SEDAN Air Cond, Auto Tra.M, Po\\"1!1' Steering, Faun Exterior, "·ith Bro11.11 Leather Interior. A FINE EXAA!PLE OF A WELL KEPT J.10TOR CAR (959CFF). $5795 *BUENA *PARK *MAZDA 135, 533-0659 Anaheim ~M-n75 n~-ts S--' & Sk·1 911 per Day & 6c per mile. '68 VW truck, snow ttres. At Fair Drive '72°s & '73'!1. Complete le-auto, ~11', mags, am/fin, Llv •• tock 151, _. ' ..,..... RESERVE YOURS 10DAY """'Ira Cl R , 6 000 m1 xlnt cood 641--0109 K-~tART TV. Xlnt condition. 894-3.'\.11 L-' ean. WJS great. 540-8017 lection now. Buy or lease • • · 7015 KNOTI'. BUENA PARK '""· ---------11' Unlimited Ski Boat ,~~""·=""=~--4!K-!ml, 645-4196 from '71 Datsun 2-WZ, air, xtns, Call Mr. W•yn.5224750 _., BANTAM chickens. Ducks, 1 * FOR RENT * J. p kl • cl ·~~ · * 5.16-8934 •It s * 331 Chevy Engine, two 4 a... '49 CHEVY PICKUP im ar nson ' ean, ~· JIM' SLEMONS all colors .. $3.50. 2612 Mesa rels. All Aircraft Fittings, 1973 EL DORADO Motor· 644--0!J37 GE Stereo console, reel to ~Dr!! .. !!San!!!ta~Ana~.~!!!~~ 1 Halcraft quick change v home, J8.ft., tape deck, T.V., __ S35tl_. __ *_536-_50_13__ '71 DATSUN 1200 IMPORTS reel tape, record player, Drive Adjustable Tr Im self-condained, sleeps 4. Call '69 CHEVY % T. with %. Al\!/FM. 1375. 5'0-1128 alt 4· ~ Plat•.' tr! •tacks, Tamdem all 5. 9.16-2164. • • • • • • T. capacity. R&H, air, p/•, MERCEDES BENZ SONY TC 350 Stereo 4 Track I ..... "'t.;' ... 11 I A. JI Axle Nieson Trailer, Speed WILL traiJe Newport Beach p/b, saddle tanks, elec. COUPE A\!I'HORlZED Tape Recorder, wt mike11 . . 1'... high 90'!!i, SEE IT TO BE· Property for l\1otor J-lome IMMEDIATE hook·up for camper. $1995. 645-6400 or 66-6406 .., SALES & SERVICE & accessories 1100, 645-52';3 LIEVE IT. ABSOLUTELY 613-2ffi8 Agt. Eves, 615-5487. DELIVERY Cail 61[H;616 anytime. Jim Slemons Botts, Gtnaral ,900 llllll!ACULATE. (GW8996l ~· 25• '!OrC>R H BRAND NEW '66 F.D. P-up W/camper '71 SPIDER Vinyl top, radio, low mUes. l'\ooirr1,.a1 Cost over SiOOO.OO s,oJ -" • 0 m e 8 • ooo ( (907CIC) lm~o ... &;.i;"'Pr1c00 t $3695 Superior, LlJet1me & Open 1974 4 Wheel Drive Pickups Shell A/T tir R/H P/B 28, miles! 5465) $1475 "" a · Road . Ken Welsh, 639-~l. and Jimmy! Xlnt oond. 18 MPG H-D $3999 (We're lop uyt-r for any SEA & SUN R. V. e Dale's Motor Home R""""' AND WE'RE Shock• 11295. !lGS-2908 WE BUY USED CARS! *BUENA used Mercedes Ben<.) 17ii55 Beach Blvd., Hunt. Bch. '73 23-26' 1.1.H. & M.lnis REALLY DEAL IN' Vans 963 1301 Quall ~· ... t_•Y··~J[i SCRAM-lETS 1· Lino•, 2 Timts, $2.00 A ~STtiL\S present for that llttll' boy. 3 nio. old nlixed cocker puppy. J:.;e trained. 6-l:J..2028. 142475 Free miles 9 til 9, 838--0900 Nl."\\-por1 Beach SKJ-OUFT FREE WEEKEND MIKE McCARTHY '64 er.Ivy Van w/'68 Comaro ENTER rn'!i'M~ucARTHUR I.finder -Stung -Gluey -\VANK£L ENGINE Recreational Vehicle Rental . SUICK · eng. Looka great: Must see. *PARK . '72 Mere--'-· Locate -DOUGH BEST OFFER OVER l'.m Bureau. (714) 8<2-9922 BEACH BLVD. & Best ol!er. 54!;.2';31 or AUDI ~ Just remember, Welfare SAN DIEGO ~WY Rell• ai~ mad• with yeur 615-6456 or 64tJ..M24 Auto Sorvico, Parts 949 531.245fin • $l-9116 280 SEL ANSWERS DOUGH. 16' M~RCURY U2 hp ln· . '69 FORD 1 ton, many ex· '71 AUDI 100 LS . Sedan. Redio, heater, '"' .. ADORABLE UiaK& Apso, 1969 18' \Vlnner. lOOJft board, completely redon<!, AITN: V\V owners. Engine • • • • • • tras. 34,000 miles. Will ltC· *MAZDA . t Malte.e pup, 6 n1 o . inclds trier., nu1.ny extras. & transmission <1968) good cept trade. 644-&t57; 6444839. mntlc ~n!I, Power llll't'r-u-·~. loves kids, •"JI J ohnson. 20 hrs. on re t •"-::11. ·~1648. oond. $225. 494-4288 4 Dr. Low ~1ilcage (2llCFtr) ing, f3ctory Air. 435}.Ul\1. n.111<a"IU1 ••• £>nai .... "''7 3170 ~ .>.:xr A good v.·ant ad 15 a good l,. The tastest draw tn the Weal. $B900 keep W Chrlslmas, 963-4915 ·~-·· ~ -CLASS SE" 0 "'"5678 $3495 Bo /u. I 18' S-K V-drl"w, Jike new.1 __.===~==.,~===.::""='.,me=nt.,·=====::....::·:::,· "·•.,Da=il'-y"P:;i:;k>;:t =Clo=":;it:;Jed;,.I FREE to mod home. 1 yr. 1t1 ,_., M Priced !or quick sa:ie. ~ 1-7015 KNOTT, BUENA PARK J• Slemo Fomale ·~lie mix, Equip. 904 • 5.11-<471 *BUENA C~ll Mr. Wayne 522-8750 1m ns '\ltilte. All. l1iO(s 6-lfi...6607, CRAFT E1 · he chi '69 DATSUN Imports <M>-19115 . ec. manno a . ;g T' "'R.' G Al "E"D"'fl-11: . 1301 Qu"1' SHA~-""" -a ch;••·, Reduced• ~1159351·4 • I J["4] ;;::> ~ rA.IU ~ '-¥ *P PICK UP N"'·~rt S..ch ....._.I' ~ 1 ~ u1.r fil 1Jlr"tlldl9 • ARK ·~ bett , ~. Fov.nd can.'t a_. Br CLAY,,,. JOI.LAN usu. 4 speed, radio. beti.ter &: new 113.1-9300 ~,C;;.~w~:» ;~:;-~. OJdd, ': ;;;;;;;;;;;~·::1 ' )(. l.'%~=·:: Jt.. ::~~ ~· ~~· (ZUssai212',· A5 nle< ~. EN';;;r~:;;::UR rnEE11'1 tlhe:Sbam OMC, '!Maem Trtr.·1.aw~•'!'f'Ora;S.lt/RtntftO '\~~j--~ci::~=~~~= ..... ,,,-»~ ... J.~?'~'I .,_,,,.... *MAI A-.. ----·9 450 SLC --~· dog---.;-'DIL ;1th= hrs. lmn1ac. Loaded. Asking FORD ""''lie with """-r .::!! .of \d.JI' ZocUoc: birth sign. .... ~ "'U'N l ·~~ -i157 ,,.,.. 11\J\1 " 11\195. Hunt Harbour. (21.ll 1 .,,. r ~"per .,-'"· .-~ 1CODIO FIAT Be~U:M ~···· -•or 5 B .. ~ ~--• -. ~1112. hcll.rearbumper,bnjy. 14m •-•·~· 61-~ ~ 1 , • _._., • .....,....... .. v .. .._ 11 1 2 Don't • 32 lul'Ol'ICI'! '61 Thitlr ocr." ac Ut\ m1 cs. 15CffM . Male Q, " u· VAUX> 1 Id wkte m ei, exc. cot4 $1998. 3!.llOk. lJBitlongl 63.Yt.ditol H~.21 701SKNOTT,BUEN AP:Aru<, $16000 *. e.ft ~. bee. I yr 0 • 894-3134. ~ .. V19ilcinu 34 Foe• 64 lti Call Mr Way•• 52• "750 73 FIAT 124 Sp)'(ler, m.ag11, I · • ' _, · m. !etlts, oan, ear rack. A~P~A~CHE=~------t J Don't 35 Aoolt\tt Q ActtJOf • ·... ..-. am/Cm stereo, 3,000 ml, Ji SI FRl~ Kttten. Black .t: S300. Tra.Uer $1l. 9 ~ h.p, t~t trailer, used Po,os 360-i6i6~1dt m emonS >1hl! .. Abandoned Call f'I" Joh"'°"• like new $300. !'IRMtim.•~·.0 '!"..;"1 cond. $350 i..,.,. 37"'-.,..,_ 4USTIN HE~LEY ~~·; cend. $4100, 657-1.170 1n1o. ,,._1131 , 87~ . • ~' ..... J&v~ .,...., :i: !'.'. Imports,.. 1972 Sabe!-Crart, like naw, lNTDtNATIONAL Chassis 1i~hld ~~ ~~;o.nc. '61 AUSTIN Heal J:IOO. •73 FIAT ll4 SpeC1u1 , 1301 Qul'JI ' 1----j!!~Ul!lm~~. __,."'-~ ClieVj' wyi. -Mount--Camper,-fu!J,-aeUr--~1~~~~ II " ••• ~ "...... •ll',!'~~~----tjWhlt~· :!e,~wire~~w~hee!::=Prl~. I Dr. -.. 6,200 Mil•L Newport Beach l~p In • out. TAKE :'°"=;',_· "546-'°."'!0ll6~--~'-i!;__ ~~ ~= ~ BMW -P358=~T290 4 ENTERFR~f9'MOO-•cA_R_Tll_U_Rl-----'I VARl{ .flee. 7 .... old • .mal• 0 PAYMENTS. CaU Cycle1, Blltn ~· = Xlnt ........ ~tl;Y. -box tnln· alt 5 ...... 956-2™. Scoottn 925 ll{:::' !ll': ~~'"' '69 JIAT 1U 2!!"~· •U NOW OPEN ~·"" alw~ FOR SALE Near ·..,. b(gh --------11v.... •711 71V....,.. CREVIER BMW '°""' mll(lll, ·~·~•u. ~· ~· 11¥1ly .>w> ptrf. -n NoV11 :is· p<rfoct '!!60' BULTACO 'Et Bandito' ,._ µro 71-. .FM 11150. <!lli:-1866. Minion Vltfo (mporh d 1_ • feat _home ._ eond. save S2.500 See a.t Xlnt cond. litust Sell. $300 °""~'-l ~~--~;;~::'""°':~ Siles e Servlct • Lea.,tnc '73 FIAT 128 SL. 28-30 mpg, MERC1E'"D' E~""s'BENZ ,;;.'-a.JI ---~ Paclfic Boat. cash. 645-6803 21 °"'-51 'loJ II kolN Xl8 W. 1st., S.A. 835-3:71 AM/FM lltereo, 1tlnt cood. . ' ~ '69 BULTAaJ, 1200 """' '"" .,_ USED BMW'S fllOO. 613-3025 I ~ uuar 1Ab. ~ J ,_, 21· Sportt~IJe ' W/trtr Loo> or best 1t ~~ lJ:::. :J~ ~'f~~ '73 3.0 CSA DEMO JAGUAR FIAT - lfalt. to IDGd ,·· * ~ E"e1rjtt1ing ~ e w. 55~ er -~~!jj ,."!'~. .."-N.wt ::~· · ·72411_. ,73 S.O SA DEMO Corrl'lll"lc i::~1e1 A Service +.jil53JM4 -1611!10. 613-«l78, 673-894 3 1913 HONDA SL 70, aJ"'°"t ~ ,,;;:;"''"""" -"C.""lr 17~ rtscu -'°I 8"',..~'• ~.L G 57~ml.bJd¥ Vl1it U1 S-At,--;oc f-+---1 * R•I: PVPPll:S eveo. new, 800 mn.,, 0~ or 11 u "" / "'""'" A " ~ '""r wi..eta """" Ma-,•"'"• P•rkw•• ~·~· ",.!""' !!a.-· .,~""' _...,.." ~ '70 2800 CS 1nech -" ' "''"' .,,. ' l;n:.;;;;;;c;54t-;,i •;:-::::;;: 23' SUCKCRAFT S<; 235 dlrt. Only $250. 646-1158 m ~ 'AM/F!f, $31b). 846-1986. Minion Vl<Jo 495-l!OO :r: ·-72 hn , ... ...,. •-• JOfrltndl 60AIW " » '70 2002 CUSE AVERY PWY.'."XrrJ nt(dl ~·~ • ·~. u~ler. NF.AR new 14Dtobecane IO Ill\ .._ 1112( 2-).a.31 \ ' ThelalttotdrawmthaWeot. ,. llmile. MUil sell. Save $IOOO'a. 11pd, wc1nt11s. $85. wL---~~~~~~~Good;~181~Al==o•:::~~:Ne:•:"'::~~==~~~----'ff 2002 Ad. ••• 1 n.u,. Piiot QaatGld ne "YelaJW PMft" or eM615. ScMhol'l', N.B. 673-1811 '61 2002 &C2-561s. claulfted. • .642 .. h , ' ' • -- • 55 DAJLV PILOT Friday, Novembft 23, 1973 -•-8530 ONLY 5195DOWN n MON™ NEW ROTARY MUDA RX3 COUPE ' . \ Cheapest Gas AldeMOric ..._..llllo•, AM redlo, I ,.1 • .-. tpKlol wt11t a ~IWI, I .,... 10,000 •I~ Mnko policy. , • .., ff'oot llff• ..,.. .. , .-. clod!, ,.., wl9dow iSec., dofotter, Ndlol tlre1, full ~ COffl'I, tocltoMOm', trlitodlt!MtW', NClhihtt frottt bttekot MOtt, tl111tot1 9lou, f11ll 111ylo• cor• ,.. •••• c ...... lltllNf, tffl kit, !Motor dofrotNf, flow tltr• .,..11 •• tleo, locki"t fiiel flltltf' tloor, Hb •r• 1hlrri .. drrlco. IS124A141· 1411 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Delwrld .. yment orlc• $.GM.AO Including t•x. II~ •nd flnanu Clllrgn on 1.-orovld eredlt. Full prlC• Incl. llx • lk. $JJIM. 11" toltl QoWn 1nd $.d.30 mo. for ... ma. Amu1l PWC~t1111 r11t 12.11 • Dlfl V PIL!1T lflJ QUALITY U .SED CAR BARGAINS ' . 'H PLY. ISYC959l Only ftt• '5.no m11e1 •nd wm lfllk• ~ • grMt gel l<OIJ!ld Cir. H11 Im.Ill VI. •uto 1111116., rlcllo, .,._ Urg, And ""'" lac. 11r c.ond. $695 '69 PONT. VINT. IXNJ7HI '69 DART IZLK550l $1395 '61 DATSUN J ., • • ·~ • '6' CHRYS.. N". IYWN22Jl H1r1 11 1 11,..1 IPPOl'tunlfY to·owri 1 II'"'' t11xvry e1r IMClld wllll 1H11tlppmtonl. A bMUlllvl SM l'o-m gr"911 Wllh lflllchll'l(I inl•lor Ofl]y $995 '69 J'G· XKE 111404471 '69 LEMANS WGN. 1487HOUJ . A gr"I mid 1li1 Wl!IOn 1!111 Nt lu11 t111 right 1mount of r-rt Y•I 11 lllY lo !)Irk. H11 tmajl VI, 1utom1tlc t111r11., rllllo, p0w1r 1rr1. 1nd lae. 1lr cond. S1>«i.1. $1495 '66 IMPALA (16469DU34151 Tile blckDOna of Qwvr.itt. Tl'll1 11"1• O.VH 1• 111P1r Sl'llrp .,.., 1"111'11 out fint•trlc. H•• lmllll VI, IUIO lr1111., Ind 1lr cond. $695 '71 PINTO WGN . 16'5FLWJ '72 PINTO IUNAIOUT This "'-' b1W1 "'-bllt Hlll111 c.n'IP.9d for 1ome llmt SllPW Economy ltttl• w1i:ron. Ell'.lfppeel With rldl•I Ind WI nav• • IOf!ll'OUI lortsl """ -right ""'"'· '" ' '•l. . ' ' ' _fllllo_111tornltlc t111111.,JIXHLc.e,_lll11Jnt._tkJ:!l!!.Cl • .J.ruL Equlol*I wilt> 200CI c.c. tn11IM, 11.rtamatle 1r1n1ml11ltn '"'tom •terlor. H• low mll11111 bul wmi't .... , '°""· -1nc1--,11111o.-Suptr,«onomy-Cllr;-f7\5E-TI)----" MAKE OFFER '7J DUSTll IHtliOll Low mll"11• 1nd 1n °'90t1t1nlty fllo ...... M 1'111 Olll. Equipped wlll'I l1e; 11r; poww 1trv.~ 1ut1t· tr1111 .. ind vlnyl fOP. ' $3195, ~ ;: ~ • \;; .< ~ ;;E $995 '67 LEMANS IYCU5181 Trvtr hlnl '° find Ind thl• OM " """"' 1h1rp, A ~ Burel.Ind~ wlll'I Ivor\-lnt..,-IOI'", IEQVIPP911 Wlrll •utomlllc Irina., l!:ftw_ .,, ... ll1$1lo. YlnYI '°" fie. •Ir l;lllld, MAKE .OFFER -" J. l - MUST SEE $2495 '10 G.P. IZDYOlll '73 DATSUNIUBJURJ A 1r11I cl1stle tlld f\111 of ttyll. A INiy lux11ry IP'fft A l'OlllY wt• 111'11. A bO!lutlfVI radl1nt or1ng1 w111'1 e1r Load.:I with eq11IP1T1111I lnchidlng AN.-l'M 1t1r• R11iyt 1lrl1M1 .rid 11'1111 wlleeJ1, GrNI ..:onomy 1nd r•cllo. lie, 1lr, power WlndoW• etc. Gortr'°"';_ _ OOOd '*-I!) boot. Only hli• 5000 mun on 11, $2195 LIKE NEW . '73 GMC VAN 16JOHGCJ '73 SCAMP 1514Fl'Fl A bMutlf\11 Ol'M'lll Ind toedld, Smtll VI, 111to tr1n .. , Looks Ilk• II !Ult e1me off thl 1'-t'wm 't!llOI" IQlllpptd poWIT' 11rg,, nYll WllMl1 wldi ov1/ llrtt Ind cu1lom With vlnyt 1<19, rH1o, po-1trg., And f1c. 1lr cond. lnl•lor. $,.cl1I 1\'lla wllklnd llllY $3195 HURRY '71 DATSUN CPE. 1960l9Tl Looking for 1 Cir lo be.ti lh1 1111 11\oe't111e? We h1ve OOI Jn our' mill that wlll do the trick. RqUy cull and ne«11 1 llomt. • $1895 '68 CHIVY 'I• TON PICKUP H., ••• I , .... , thlnCI to pfdt u, ..... 11., cl••" plckj,p • Ind Clrnper' ComblMllln, Clmlltf' 111111 only -y,ar Oki end IOulPPICI wlltl IM.rlmn. ''°""• IC9 box, tic. Trvr.k h•• 0Yet'1l11C1 !Ir• Ind wl!Hl1, IUIOll'llllc 1r"llll5., pcrw..- •IMflng and rldlo. A m111t I!) '"· (Z!tOllCI SHARP " • 21101 E. First St., Santa Ana (Santa Ana Fwy. at First St.} (714) 558-7871 r -.· .. Autos, Jmpiwi.d I m ic;:::u'°':.:;;•:..;;lm:.:i;.po::;rt.d.::;;:;_~97;.;:0 I Autoo, lmportotd 970 Autos, Import.cl 1:1UUMPH flo Autoo, I mportOd VOLKSWAGEN 970 Autoo, lmportid 970 Auto1, I mport.d 970 Autos, lmportotd 970 Autoi, Import.cl 970 VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES BENZ PORSCHE -~----~-1 TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN .. . ' oi': ... .. • . . ..,,f: I • \,, .... , t" ~i ' ... " I ' ' . ' • . . " ' . ' .. ' ' . ' "' '' ' • I .{~, . ' ' "' • , ' " i ·" I "' ;: f ,1 f~ so USED '70 PORSCHE 911 T '12 TOYOTA TRIUl\iPH TR4, xlnt me<eh. cond! Customized! Beauti· ful. Must aell! Best offer LOOKING ·FOR ECONOMY? '61 vw, Sprlnt 10 ..Ubost, . $4M. each. 5'8-0731. before '68 BLUE VW Bus. 170 _'66 SQUAREBACI{ Wagon, '66 VW Bur. good z; ' engine, n@W valve job & good ctinll, ¥Ake otter, '58 mechanical oond., $5G or ~~ I MERCEDES ON DISPLAY Shup New Car . Trade-Ins Comlnt In Enry Dly Alie About our Unique Und Morceclo1LHH Pl•n• House of 1~1 1812 Mancbdtcr, Butna Park ·on the Santa Ana l'""1 llZl-1250 5 SpcL Low Mileage, Sharp. LANDCRUISER WAGON lc'835-6464-"'-="-' ~--(60?JSN) '69 TR6 New trans; l'le\1i ' $5875 .107 miles. Warn hubs, &pot-!Wltol-"" runs ltl .. MW. *BUENA less. ' 688$3971 \V;~:;;:= *PARK n L • ·11 vw rOPToP -~yo\f' CAMPER *MAZDA 1966 Harbor, C.M. 640-98)3 Wit!>i tent 'Exira -'ean. • ·tlOO=CII). ' .. ~ .... 7015 KNCYJT, BUENA PARK '72 TOYOTA $2875 1-l-OO-K"'-l-,.NG~ 1 c.11 Mr. W•yne 522-1750 CEUCA *BUEN·A POR. '67 Cpe. $2400. Mr. Green with Black Vinyl Top, Crabb f075DQXl 7 14 . 4 Spd, Factory Air Cond, FOR 89<-S831. $-1930 Good.,, .. (861ESG's11'9 *PARK . ECONOMY? . PEUGEOT DRIVE. AN IMPORT FROM Or•ns• County'• No. T IMPORT USED CAR DEALER ·~-In . g Al V.W. Modelo Spof!4 Cars; Vllnl & Other Imports e 100% F1nanclng Avail e HA~BQUR vw 187)-1 Beach Blvd. 842--4435 HUNTING.TON BEACH '72 YW . 7 PASS. BUS DRIVE FAR~MPORT NE~:;~E~EOT *MAZDA Orange Coul\ty's No. 1 Complete Sales and Servtce.1 _______ _ Sharp, Low Mileage, (532· 7015 KNOTT, BUENA PARK FTP). IMPORT 50 compacts on d\splay. · USED CAR DEALER PACIF'C MOTOR JUST ARRIVED Call Mr. W'yne S22-1750 $3099 ~Fv~~'.i1.'l~, IM,PORT~. '74 TOYOTAS '% •• ~ht.xi. ~:J"aih.~ Sports Can, Val'll PEUGEOT /SUBARU Nl!W Models . New Colors mattfl. 5116-5443 .. Other Imports 15S7 w Llncoln A SAVE s ON REMAINING ,~~~~=---- • 100%-Financing Avail e An-'"~ · · ~~· .. -. 73'1 & DElfOS '66 V.W. VAN, Great shape, BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '• ' I -HARBOUR . ~· m SAAB ~~ n .... I··-·· ~~ tires, Orig owner VW . * ~AB Srov'M' !:~~~o~.:· a . ..,,,ed :::.:~::,:~· Dime-A·Llne Best deal alw')'1~ <;omplete 1_,.:V~oh~l;cl;";;;;;;;;;;;;~9:.:5::6J.....;V:.:1::;h::;ic::;IH:::,_ ___ :.:;; 1 18711 Bench Blvd. 8'24435 HUNTINGTON BEACH ' '68 MGC ROADSTER selection noW. Buy or ltase 1966 flarbor, C.?tt. 64G-9303! from , '69 TOYOTA Land Cruiser • Jim Parklnton • "'' (!mAFWJ1 $1 9.9;. TheOOore Roblni Ford., Xl60 Harbor Blvd.,"Costa Mesa. "One in a Million" AM:IFM 1_:::64=.2--00,:::=10::,·=-==~ radio, wire wheels. CYWY· 1912 TOYOTA CELICA S"I'. ~li\1rl1 :11111pur1~. +·· ' 028). .,...., 111.,... or ., ... .,.~ 16,0CIO mUes~Xlnt cond. All $1677 ~ V'W"V9UQ extru. Sunroof. 675'-12!0 'TOYO'FA _... TRIUMP.H " _ _ ~· , •• YOl,.IYO .-! ·~ · · '69 TOYO'FA-~ · WAUIN CORONA 4 Dr, 4 Spdl.. (YRV851J ' $1.145 LOOklNG"" - , FOR ECONOMY? 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '73 MGI Roadster --lM~ap-. M~l/FM': Slel'f!O, L&ld'· ed, lmmaculate with 1uper 1ow mlle1, HUMY ON nus ONE. DDT DATSUN . , .. . . 1954 MGTF restored to mtnt oond, l2lOO S.. to ti!>' preclale. 64-1"6680. MGI '61 MGB. Xlot COllll. Nu trans, much more. S13CJO. or bl!flt otttr. C9rm3 ,, ' DRJVI! AN IMPORT +----flR:OMr---1-1 ' Or•nt• County'• No, 1 '1.EA~=Slir-·""14,..."=ro=YOT=°'A"'""mo""'1 IMPORT Corolla sedan ..• Get 30 USED CAR DEALER mil~ per-1allon ••• •Only · Speclallt1n1 In SSS.34 mo, 36 l])Oll, oper. • Al1 V.W. Modela end letLSe. Sport.I Can, Vana It Other Import& e 100~ Flnancjn• Avoll • HARBOUR BILL MflXEY .. TOYOTfl '12 TOYOTA Landcntls« . vw Jfard top Jo mt. bst otrr, ~87U Beach Blvd. 84:2-4435 an 4 !81'3451. HUNTINGTON BEACH • 'ii*'' MOTOR HOMES OVER 20 GMC MOTOR HOMES In lhdr f., ~dlat~ Doll¥ory 0.-kto ol Cole,.. & lttVlpment • · AUG • MOIGell•llll • ~ MOTOllMOMQ .._ VAN CCIMYIUtoflll • "CK-W' CAWlll 1111' .. llAll . ''A TOTAL SERVICE FACILITY'' Ser,,ice • Parts • Sales • Compl91e Camper & RV Supply Store • Supplie1 • Propane Gas • Dumping St9tion • Veh icle Storage '73 CLOSEOUT tupe-up, new tires & muffler No engine, .Mak~ oiler, best offer • ; system. Xlnt cond, rnUit j _:55::;7c;'.!:::380:;.,.,_,,,,...,;,..... __ l=---~=.;;3034;;.c. __ '69 VW Bus. Excellent con-sell. $1400. 67rrl045 .... ·• ,._, , · -- dltlon. Xtru. Mlllt 1ee. ·can . Oasslned Ad~ • • •••• IMl-5878. Need a "Pad"! PtaC"I an ed't 5pm , . 'ml 1•, I John 673-6100: t Autos,-lmported 970 Autos, Jmpor.Md-.970_ AUt", I~ 970 ·~~ " USED CAR · S.PECIALS -- '72 yiilA WAGON . $1895 '69 CHivv· Y,. TON P.U. $1495 (2428) "· (2441) 1 ' -'69 CHEVY MALIBU -'1095 '70 COUPE DE .VlLLE ·'2895 • (2425) (2447) Fri. -only • ~ '72 BUICK RIVIERA -$2995 '70 POl!D 'l'ORINO $)395 (2434) Fri. ·only , (2416). . ~ --... I 1,, " ' 1: 'I ..-;, t t>.•; t ... 't '· ~i l 1;-,1 ,, I .A~ I ... , • . ' .. -,. ' " •• --·! I t i ' ._; . •' ';t'I I • .... . ,.,.., . v, .... "} ~ '' • I • ' ' . '" •V' ' ,., ' I I ' t" l :;:.. ~ I,'"°" ' ,_ '. ' I,• I ... •, ft~ J I ·• • I • ' . , §8 DAIL V PILOT Th~y. Novtmbtr 22, 1973 to1, mporte 70 Autot, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ' AT Newport Imports GET ••• * LOTS Of Mileage * LOTS Of ·Sport Car * LOTS Of High . Performance . . WITH THE ALL NEW JENSEN . ·a·EALY · • Assorted Colors . • _ NO_SHORt AGE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT CL YOE JOHNSON -PRESIDENT the ''GAS SAVERS'' •Lincoln-Mercury CAPRI •European Styling! •Comfort & Economy! Autos, Imported 970 1 Autos, UHC.t =.:.:.:...===--~ 990 ·Autos, Used VOLKSWAGEN '72 VW BUS $2995 1'1a.roon with saddle 'Interior. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V. ~st t~'Y·· NB. 642·9405 '69 VW. New eng, clutch, n1ngs & radial tires. Many extras. $1200. 645-~ aft 4:30. VOLVO , '74 VOLVO'S HERE NOW Immediate Deliver). On All i\fodel& SAVE S ON RF.l\1AINING 73's &: DEr.tOS ~ ~Wt ltmi& W YOLYO 1966 liarbor. C.l\f. Autot, U .... .990 • AMC '71 JAVELIN V8, autothatJc, vinyl to p, . R&H, power steering, low miles, See to appreciate. t752FDNJ $AYE 2-180 !{arbor Blvd. Costa A1esa At Fair Drive 546-8017 •• BUICK 1971 BUICK 225 ELEC. CSTM. 4 door haidtop. Brougham Interior, dual comfort seats, full JXl"'cr, factory air con- ditioning, · tilt "'heel, door locks, R.B. radio, \Vhite sidew!\lls, fully equipped, very lo\v ntilcs. !\lint co n- dition, (5&1DDNl $3111 BUICK • 990 Autos, UHd 2480 Harbor Blvd. Costa f\.lesa fi,t Fair Drive 646,8017 GREAT SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM! 2000 SERIES OR V6 2IOO I • •• COMET • By Lincoln Mere~ t • Economy! • · Luxury (at a . ' price~. A Real "Gas · Miser" ·---"' -TRY ·oNE • -t Of 'nle New Car • , , "Goldn rnc:W' r • • • • • • "Orangl! County'1 Farnllv c/ Fine Cari'' 2626 HARBOR Bl VD. Of CARS Costa Mou • t ... . ' . , I I • . " ' • Atrl'HORIZED DEALER DAILY PILOT S•; • ' ' ' Atmt:ORIZED DEALER I ll6()(l HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA , 2600 HARBOR BLVD. 540-9100 Open Sunday COSTA ?tIBSA , ' -·=:::"::00:_ _ _.:0"'pe=n _,,Su::•::•d::oayl n ~ARK lll .$4000. Fully = eqwp. Dk blqe/whUe top . • '7J MALllU 2 DR. H.T. ,. Prt. Ply. 67rr7085 aft 6 I I i . ! " . l I I • I • l I l ' I ' I • .. ' i I • . \ '· ' ' ' ' • ' • t ' ' • , .- '66 FORD Falrlane GT, Good cond, Had re<:ent valve job, $350, call aft 6, 548--83n FORD '10 LTl7 ero..aiwn, 2 dr, (ac alr, 0ndk>/tipe, "" tlttl, 11300. 8.13--:m6 JEEP •fi IClOC.1T 4.X4. Hut.; p11d· a.I roO bar, tow' bar, nu ,l'adtal,, convert $1550. 974 No. AW. 17th St. C.M. ~:I L11 q111', lll ll l111'• r~actory air coodition!2g •. ruµ , power, bc,llutiful OJlm~ bronze with vinyl top. A: vil}yl Interior,. tilt wheel, 1tere-O, OOor -lOclts. etc; (904BZN) ' . $2999 Over so Fine Used cars to "9='~MERC=~M~~ls~9 --Selec~ From. . ·s1n w... .::;"" ..,;;.,, ~ · Nabers CacliRac '" . . . . ~~ .. tranl, p/1, p/b, RIH, $990 AtrrHORIZED DE.ACER <::all aft 6 Pm 644--0189 ask 2600 HARBOR BLVD. for Jim ·. COsrA MESA '64 Mere Wagon. Gd shape. ~9100_ Open &inday Alkl.ng $350. See it. 917~ Sa.lea I: Sfo:'Vk:e I. w. 18th. CM MS-16'7 OLDSMOBILE '10 Mercury MOnt'IO Waaoo. GMC TRUCKS SIDI or take over payments. HONDA CARS ~ - '64 MERCURY XLNT ONIVERS[ITOtDS 2850 Hartlor Blvd. Costa Mesa ,,. l 5t()-961t 548-4326 eves. MUSTANG DIVORCE FORCES SALE! Ol popular '73 model Capri ·wtth only 3800 ml. Just 3 -mo. '4d.· red ;w/blk 1.,nt., ltll<. c!Cqr, 4-j;p<j, All! FM stereo, :ox>· eng. al r , SACRAFICE $3475. Ca 11 557-«lSLatt ' & ~ends. OLDS Late '12 98 4 dr 1-'d.'°P• an\/(m stereo, many xtrU. l!m miles, pri pty. Otter, 67:)...5508 ; '88 Ftird Mustang 1973 OLDS 98 Full power, 7900 miles, xlnt cond. Below blue book: $4260; ffi2-7089 ·n OLDS Delta 88, p/s, plb1 air cond; lo ni.I, xlnt cond. ' mso. 557-1310 att 3. a ~er stick $850 64>-0036 PINTO .. '72 RUNABOtffl.'4 <pd, alr, disc brks. cust • loter/exter. lo mi's $2200. or bit olr. "11 MUSTANG P/S, P/B, Pvt Party. 551-2036 auto, Kint cond. $2400. or ,73 PINTO Sta. W $800 oftl!I'. llt-2875 or St&-0'154 in xtru. Cbeap~· Ca 11 '68 MustanR V1S.' auto, A/C, 6*-28.19 • P/1 .I d1IC brtul, vinyl top, 'Tl Runabout. Xlnt runrUng }(Int cond -$975.846-3535 cond. Will 1ell low book 'ff 1MJJS'l'ANG 6· cyl lltlck or reas olr. 546-1728 alt 4. -. """ ..,..i, -~501-----..-----... -oltg.. AllG. /B• PLYMOUIH · trans, new~~$ ; PrfinJR.Y Ro~m t'·ttr, • I Vinyl.' IJO"t'ef'o ai?, dJrraafo, ' OLDSM-II • -....... en.am putt. '1615. f --:~ . • «J6..37M '6' OUl8 OIUUI,. ~-~· 70 DUSTER: '318 eng, P/S. 1Un-iJn air, Beautiful. Make P/B, fac. air, mags. One , weekda)'I, 586-(l640, owner. 893-2000 alt. 5. $1250 ~ • · or best otter. NAOO 1971, I u 11 y P~L"Y~•°'m"'UTH="n=-co"'u""STER="'.-=3 , Jo mileage, lmmac.. · 111xl. Std. trans 318--VB $1175. , priv pty. 49!)..4314. · 546-8852 , New ,. Autos, New 9IO IEW CAR SPECIALS 1974 LINCOLN CONTI"'"TA~ .Mr .. ..,, .... •••If•••· ....... ,.._.4i.c ..... '?212 I (ITl!.lf12) URL IV CLURbCE .... -.. .... ~ ... ,A1'C.... • (ler.elYffA,_..) 58289 · -, i .. ' FORD flOCURY OWllERS TAD IOTICE IOTAn 4 TlllS ········-,...·---'-~·-····· $3M WHlll. ALIGNMINT SPICIAL .... :_ $M0 Olllr .....,, t ......................... :04J .... .... ...,_...iv. 1 . . ' . ... llAD INSPICTI~ ll'ICW" .. ·-···· SWI Cit'-S::lJFl?. Si:.'*..._ _.. I ·~es c--...,..:::::: ~ =· frlllt,Wlllll•,....P-1 I ..,..--._ • -. JIOll:D LINCOl"L. ~·~(:Vl'T pltOOUC'ft.. .. •• ALL pot.11TS IXf,.(, t" N1101• • lflltlAL .. IUCIS IN ll"lilCT TMll:U •OY, )0, 1t1J 1 \ .. • FIN*L 1973 CLEARANC_E ~.SALE! ·Brand New STATION WAGON (JUST 2 REMAINING) Autom1tic, power 1t11rin9, pow1t diu; br1li:11, pow1r t 1il 91t1, H!D. r1di1fot, 1ir conditioninq, plu1 m111y flloro 11tr11. 114041 12111541 UST PRICE $4971.40 _ DISCOUNT 51154.13 YOU PAY ONLY $3817.27 Brand New IMPALA 4 DOOR Aufom•lic, pow•r 1+••ri"IJ• pow•r di1c. br•k•1, AM/FM 1fereo, •ir co~itio"i"IJ• "'"YI roof, H.D. bett•ry l r•d,i.@tor, plus m•11y 1r1ore erir••· .I t6251.121l9J61. 12 TO CHOOSE FROM) LIST l!IUCE · $4959.90 DISCOUNT S1154J5 YOU PAY ONLY $3805.55 -{2) BRAND NEW CAPRICE 2.DOORS 1162 01 119411 1) Autom1tic, power 1t11rln_g , pow1r di:c •br1k11, power 111+., 11r c.011ditio11i119, 0pow1r window;, AM/FM r1dlo, "tiny! roof pl111 m111y more 1!dr11. (161 91 12057991 Autom1tic, pow1r 1te1rin9, pow•r cU1c. br•k•1, pow•r door loc.k1, pow•r wi"· dow1, •ir c.o"ditio"i"IJ• tilt wh.•f, AM / FM 1hir•o, Yi"yl .roof . DO IT YOURSELF! Brond Now 19n Motor........_ a.a..:: .......... ffffl M..., H ... Miider. " · Df:AUI COST -SACllFICI ,, ' , ' . ' UST PRICE $5598.55 DISCOUNT $130108 , YOU PAY ONLY $4297.49 .. UST PRICE $5760.55 DISCOuNT '134608 YOU PAY ONLY $4414.47 UST PRICE $4126.08 __ Dl$.®UNT Sljp.22 YOU PAY ON~Y '$2667.84 THl~'-SALE . .JtEFlNITE~Y ENDS ON ·~ NQ1r.M1Ei : .II;-. 1173, ACT .. NOW! H:b. ahGc.ki, po1i trim, front 1u1p. 454-4bbl. eng., 1p•r• wheel c•rrier-, emi11io" 1y1h111, fi•l N•r wfl•el c.onv•r1io'11, 9eu9•1~ {Cl'2l7l'13ilt697 . ' .~ • • • All D£MONSTRA TORS REDUCED , TO SELL QUICK!! '73 '73 '73 . , ,1 f . ·"Ti ;iWAGOM •• c_ " 71' .e · · . WAIK>N l\ingSWQ¢ . tilt whee~ pow. ' !!JO.·~· ~Wt wheel, e!ec.· el door f vti!yl "toilf ...._. ~""~· • ~-PB al''· k' ~-'' • .. __... . wu-.i , r . , . ., r, rac , new elec. wlnckniPI, P.Sl P.B., VSi auto.,« · tirei: ~i1.·• gori'eous car. (747~\· 29,000 miles. (959~S8) ,,. lJKHl(~ -, • · • . .. $3-1·99 .. $2999 . '72 MONTE CARLO Reg Gas VS, new tires, radio, P.S., P.B .. air, vinyl roof, auto., 25,275 miles. (950EAE) $3299 '71 MON11 CAILO_" VS, automatic, radio, air "tondi- tlonlng, nice. ( ~lEQS) , $2899 '( '71 Mlil.llU COUPI VS, bucket sea.ta, air, P.S.'-P.B., automatic, superior conaitlon. {565CXL) _ $2799 -- '-----.'""'"--"!-'70 CAMARO COUPE ' VS, stick ·shift, air oom:H'tlonlng, P.S., this ii truly a nice car. (7394) I f 2299 '67 CAMAllO COUPI vs, automaue .. ;--P~S., good mllca. NiCi coriilltian' car. (WlT408) $1399 '7-1 CoRYETTI! STINGRAY 350 cu. in. VB, automatic, power steering, radio. Nice. (114HEO> ·--• CAPRICE4 llo« Loa ded I 14 II 1106062 I $3995 CHEVY Spcwli-'I• Too Loldod 1453 ) t) 18689 1 $3599 CAPRICE 2 Door Lo•dod 1145 ) (1056551 $3899 '73 EL CAMINO;}' 1 . .S3433 Loade d 1686) 14236 141 MONTE CAILO Lo•dod 13 76 ) 14 127411 $3758 '73 CAPRICE 2 Do« Loaded 1941 ) 11 79 321 ) $3992 CHEYEW LAGU,Iµ 4 Do« 'Lo•dod 1316 ) l4Jl.~55 1 .53478 '73 Ci!EYEW "-W- loedOd (7561 1427092 1 $4301 ·· • 71 ·eHEVY 'I• TON ' •Pie~ Upper a: lower side mldp., auto., 350 cu. in..,V8, P.S .. PB, air, J lik,e· branct;new.17~) '$3tp99 '72 CHEVY l/i TON 6 ft wide bed. Stick, 6 cylinder, radio, nice. (0305) $1799 '73 OLDS OMEGA Cpe. VS, 3 speed, stick, like new. Radio, 14.000 miles. (983H00) -$299~ -~ "•n c:tt_. WAGON· ' Kingswoocl t ~. V!riyl ...t, ra,. dfo, a~to,., fteg. ·~. V8, air, P.S., P.B., new titce, 2 ,ooo-mnes. Sa.ve. (~D} ' I ' ' ., . $3399 • •n VEGA PANEL. - · Automatic, 3 speed, 23,000 miles. {072FNI) '$1899 LOOK HHJ- NOVAS • VEGAS 12 -'71 thru '73 NOV AS AND VEGAS IN STOCK. SOME WITH AIR, AUTOMATICS,_ STICK ,SHIM'S.'~Y· FOR xOU. • "67 CHEVY MALllU ' " 4>dQor. Ne.' 4"mall economy 283 cti;~ In. j\ut.ornatlc, radio;· (TFS9~, . ~ . ·$I 099 ","'. : 1 . 70 MAVERICfK .t• Coupe 6 cylinder, auto., cond., 34,676 careful miles. Nice. (394- FNHl $'2099 ·~ 1JiUNDIQJID \' Cpe. Viriyl root, fW1 1 \,oWer~ 14r,1 tilt wtieel, Al\.1/FM 1tereo. l:S,761 miles. Kelley Blue Book Wholesale price $3725. (8781:Jfl\) $3699 '71 OLDS CUTLASS , •n FORD WA.ON ,.: -'" >-Q>unay ·Sedan 10 -~ is,176' '6i Wiiw ceM r mUet., V8, auto., P.S., P .B., ail,'; .48, m careful mtleST~ dtomatlc, root rack. Nothil'l:i .nicer any-P.s., air,:_~· it Jbt Ol\1;Y word ;..~ J~> for 'lt,.' (v::.,~) .~. · ·· .:· .sai" ,. · : -.:·s• 599 • ' ' ' ' I : ' . i i . ) l ' I . • • • I 58 DAILV PILOT • Thu'Jday, November 22, 1973 I ' ... ' 11THANKSGIVING ,. WEEKEND SPECIALS!'' . • 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR. CPE. Air Conditioned 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX AIR CONDl.TIONED $3795 " $2995 . Air conditioned , automatic tran s., power steering, powe r disc brakes, rally 11 wheels, power windows, tilt steering wheel, am /fm stereo radio. Lie. 61 1JFJ $19.S DOWN OR $99-PER MO. . w ... .,.,....i.uJ.1.n ..... 11 •. .-.~,_,...1o u.1s.n • ..il!ll lH.._ ....... .....,,,...._..,..,l.M. Air conditioned, automatic trans.. power steering, radio, & heater. Lie. #210GJU 06.$195, DOWN 79 PER MO. c..i. ... 11 ... ,..u .. _111n.r•---• ,~ .........,.,.... ,.... ....... , ...... , ................................ 11 11.... • 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON-AIR CONDITIONED 1973 VENTURA R •• Ai.::Conditi.oned $2795 $3195 . $195 DOWN OR sa3 PER ·MO. ' , ....... "" ,..... l»14.1J .......... 1 ........ DotlenN poM. ,n. io ..... , ........... tltJ .............. 41 ~ ............... >. ••• Air conditioned, au- tomatic trans.. power st eering, radio & heater. Lie. #212 GJU . 1973 VENTURA 11 4 Dr .. Air Conditioned, automatic trans .. power steering, radio & heater. Lie. #791 GNJ 08 $~195 DOWN 73 PER MO. '-"'..iii..~••'"""·'' -a a. . ........,·........,.,...,. ,.. .. .,, .. ,, ....... , .............. ........,,......,.., ''Q.,ALITY . USED CARS'' '71 ....... ti}..$. · V·I. Nk!mllk, r..ila. rwttr, PO•" lh!t•iftg. pllWtl' "'"'"' .... ~ loldi.r, .. anliliolllog. """" ... l~n. l·~lfO !f51. AN.FM Sltreo rid:o · rOll! • roKL MMrt """ 1lrM. l lctn1 .&!Ill '73 '72 '·73 I PINTO Aulaml!lC,f-.llH!f<,1'.ridrlCk._I_ ~~1~.,110golcl1111f<a, w .. 1NII.1.liMi C»llCI • Or. HO. TP., Vt , ..,._,<. r-. 11ea1..-. jlOOI;!• slftl"'!I. -lltiln. DC-... ~.11(1lll'y air COllll+liooli"', wl!ile tl1 '"fl. """' JQp. !irltd 91iu. &PO(llill ...,...,., Gold Wllll ~ .... HEVROLn -COIVEnE ~ T-. "-•V t, aol!malic, jlOW!t' "''*~1. l,,;!Ory air [lll!ljifionlro9. ..tiill •iU h/n, '-H«FM 3l!l'!O. ti~ ""*'~ ll'.lnOll t•. lQriM .. HI!! ' ' ., $AVE '73 ~~~ ... ~,--~ $2'69 '5 '°'"' ·~ "' Ille~.,.. DUJ lllii-10lllj L~lSllGWZ .. , 1·0 L,f1,TJ!.C V-1. """°""'<. Nli/fM aettt ,...._ ~. _,wi.,. _ ... .,, -....... lll:bT* <lll'ldi1""""' .,.;11 Wiii 1;,"' !OMld flMI., Till ...., • tlllll r«l. m ,,,.... '""--sift! $2795 '69 ~E!~'i<?. .. ~., .. M ... $A,VE \Hit. COl'll.Olt. M19 Vlflet!L""" sill,..$<~ ..,1~11Ud;....,ilr.l~Yl!FS6 , J 71 D~~~.~~!~N . . ~t.....-------------------$. AV· E· -'-·7· ·O ~~~~:=: ~ ._5 '.'7 ~~~!~~-,SAVE / "°""'"......,1.oary11r «rW1i!1aN.., c...,,,,.w , ... ~..... '.. . , """" ..... '""' o..-. V"Y <11111. Uc-SltAEN. t ' • • - .. • oP•DAILY-·-9 JLA1TO 9'P.M ... _ SALES PRICES IN EFFECT THIS WEEK·END ONLY • ;(. ·t ~ • , ... -~-• ' -· -,, - ' I l • \, I • . ' ) I • . ! " ' , \ d2 j I • \ ' ' '•· I " • • .. ,. •• ' . . • , • I I I ,. \> ~ • • ' '\ . ' I - ~ - .· • ..... -..... i l " ' ' , , . ' • • tDAILY PILOT j Thurld.y, November 22, 1973 "~ ' •. •.~---· / ., .. ' I .· L , T • • , ... . . .. • ~. ! • , __ " • " • • • . • " f · ,. l . ' ~· .. ! f " ' 1 ,. " . .. , ,~'· . ' • Stores are bursting with gifts for everyone on I , • ' , r your · list.· Read the suggestions in 'this section ' and start shopping. Merry Christmas to all! .j I • j: I • , .......... __ ..... ~ • ~ I • I • ' ( • • • • ·. . ~· . .. ... ••• ,< ...t:,.~ , '1...-" . . I • .. --' • '4r.' '"':.• ,.r; ...____ -.. ~ . • ,, " I 2 -Dilly Piiot Pr•Chl1tm11 Section Thursday, Novemllor 22, 1973 GIFTS FO~ THI NiST . Use Your Imagination in Sock Stuffing OF YOUR L,IFl et ,,..,..llday lf*l•I ,tlcnl ·--Slltdlefy lltl • ... .. lfial fl ... e ledwell N~l•t ..._.., hr s.le . ........ IN•w Arriwoh> 9 t•••·DetltH41 ~ CANON'S MINI-CALCULATOR •.. the Perfect Gift palmtronlc L.1-11 94.95 LM1 .,., .... flw .. t 1• "' 1lkltlH '-n.MI. LI,,.. ... y • ..,_. lRD ··~· a.itt-111 -11111 Mc!Uty, 11- ..... lc lftlC. 11 .. CAL-MART ' 2960A Harbor Blvd. Costa Mlsa 546-4088 on the •hopping and watch their OUistmu spir1ta soar. And often· overlooked, boun- tiful source of $1-or-less stock· ings stutters for the entire lamlly Is your local stationery store or the stationery depart- ment of the five-and-dime or department store. With lhe wide variety of "fun and func-- tional" items available there, stocking stuller shopping can be an inexpensive one-stop af· lair. For the youngsters, there are pencil sharpenen In all shapes and colors. Novelty pencil sharpeners shaped like spiders, 1V sets or airplanes are IUJ'e to please any school youngster. You mlght even find one of the small plastic pencil sharpeners made by Sterling Plastics that sells for only a nickel -the same price it sold for when the company first made it in 1946! The same company also makes a combination sharpener-ruler-peoci l box with a multiptication table printed on top and a couple or pencils iBside, which sells for only 39c. For the ·lltUe g~l In the family, you might put a smile on her face as ahe corrects be~ mlltakea by giving her .,... made In the shape of tiny Oriental dolll. Stull Dad's. -king with a $1-or-lesa pen-and-pencil caddy with a built-in sharpener or a at a pl er ·set, T-square, slide rule and staple remover to make his home otllce work easier. For Mom, there are novelty note pads and magnetic memo holders for use in the kitchen, or a small photo album to keep all th o 1 e memory-filled Chriotmu photographs i n order. And you're bound to please the teenage girl in your family with a telephone arid address book or a one-year diary, complete with lock and key. Among the many other sta- tionery store stocking stulfers meeting tbe IL limit are handy hand-size adding machines fOl' Mother's grocery shopping, pocket dictionaries, and an almost limitless variety of other budget-priced gilts. • ,,... W•llil Mt!llH e NMd..,..lt LMHM Now Pil .. ws I Pktw. Kin hnnl .. for Ffrtt Of y.., /..._ e H1•ot.•"°11NT 1Loc.:1i.o 1""' UfF eauo CAMVASlaS -~ (wllfl ~ .. y.,.t . NEEDLE NEST Adult Games of Today 'Mind-~oggling' 1 Monopoly and chess are of-leather-trimmed board. And eight-foot slate 'nit 'n' Roll new, high-speed Air Hockey fered in rich woods, leathers the Monopoly expert can make pool table bas the stability game. Powered by a one-fifth and pile carpeting, making the game part of his of an all·steel frame with the h.p. motor, the exciting, four- them displayable items as well decorating scheme with a convenience of wheels that player g~ provides pro- as complements to the home large shag rug that has a swing out allowing the table fessiona l hockey fun for the decor. vinyl playing area. , to be tilted up and rolled entire family. ... The retail chain provides the Adults and children alike away. No matter what the name ~ , chess bull with his choice of will enjoy the newest additions A puck traveling on a bed of the game may be, it's one fl ~ ·, M 15 dlfferegt varieties of the from Sears in the home en· of air supplies realistic speed of the unique forms of en· 111: 3467 Via Udo, Newport leach 673-4510 ~ "thinker's'' game, ranging tertainment area. A new, and action bank sh9ts in a tertainment for the '70S. ~-Bllli:;{W~•~~s::n?•l~~~9UB=i•l-.c:s.s:.i..•1M= from a pocket-size m<Xlel to,,------------------'--------------"'=:::'.'.'.:-'"'-''.:::~::::::::~==~""'""~""'"°":=!~::::::,,, a .set of Flore.nUne designed pieces of cast metal with a "-• SPECIAL PURCHAS.E SET OF 3 COLUMBIA STEREO LP'S Something Biggar, Something Special. 74ss 3aa ... 40 top rock artis ts includil\O Bob. Dylan, Kris Krlstotferson. Blood, Sweat and Tears, Loggins aNt Messina. 50-2030 .. -·· . . " I' ' r • I • ... and there's no price like . the present. $159 Reg.$209. Here's a curia cabinet that stands out wherever you ploce ii, even omong the Biggor things ... ·in the expected quality at the unexpected price. .Exquisitely detQjled, in a ,.. beautiful fruitwaod finish. 16"· ,.. 71!' ·tt,--- ,...._.---F!ATURID at AU 3 STO~ES·---- • t SANTA ANA STORE 1110 N. Main St. phone 547·1621 l .. UO ,AU.OlltA 6 ll'OMONAJ • This mini-sized system has everything ypu need for rich . stereo performance. 3-speed changer, volume. tone and balance controls. matched stereo speakers that separate up to 16 ft. for maximum sound separation. OUst cover included. 13-1191 ~·~ .... ,..,. • ; '*· [!) REALISTIC~ 6-BAND PORTABLE The Patrolman-6 .•• for POiice. • emergency, public service. weather. AM/FM stalions and mo1e. AC/battery operated. line-99 tuning on aH si1t . 95 bands. 12·156 llll DIGITAL AM /FM CLOCK RADIO Realistic.! mini. less !han 4" high ..• small enough to l it almost anywhere.l. Features 180-minute sleep switch. beaulilut walnul finish case. Includes earphOne jack. With radiO alarm only. 12·1496 3995 f'1 REALISTIC« BATTERY/AC CASSETTE RECORDER Perfect selectiOn for use Jn class leclures, on lleld lriPS, or just take along tor tun. Features buitl·in mike, "aulo-leve1 .. for 5995 !lawless recordings. digi!al reset counter. ·Includes earohone. carrying strao. 14·178 l!1 DESK DIAL TELEPHONES Give yourself a presenl ••• that extra phone you've been needing. Ideal tor private intercom systems. Coiled cord. Black. be~e. or while. 27~5()()..()2 2995 25 RANGE MULTITESTER For the handy man on your list .•. Micron1a 20.000 ohms/volt full·range tester lealures easy-to-read COIOf-Coded. mirrored scales. single-knob range selector. pin jack connections. Includes leads. battery. instructions. 22·202 1995 Ii ROAD DEVIL RACER Walch your child's excitement when he sees this miniature car do jumos, wheelies. !Ups, rolls and turns. Rev up the MPower Injector~ and watch the tachometer climb. Press !he trigger release and send racer speeding. "6().1036 411 .IDJ WIRELESS 2-STATION INTERCOM 0 1ve 9LJr most popular wirelc!s intercom. No installation, just plug · ~ into standard wall oollet. Fingertip [ij UNIOU~GENIE. BOm~ controls, lock for conllnuous transmission. Novel gilt ••• great for parties. Ask a ...: AdJuslable S(luelch 3 _. _ questlOll and ii 9ives you an answer. to minimize line 450 "Fun tor ch11(;ren ahd lhe·whOle family. noise. 43-210 pc ReQulres 3 "C'" -::.. --,.,-. ...,. r .... • ,...,,.... bll118fllil,l'i01 --495 Ill 6S.IN-1 ELECTRONIC PROJECT KIT An e•citing intrOducliOn lnlo lhe world of electronics. Build radios, intercoms. alarms. AM transmiUer, and more. Ea~ oo.soldenng spring clip conneclioos, precut wires, transistors. -instructions-- included. 28-250 included. 60-2324 B 1995 STORES OPEN LATE NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAf 1803 N.,.P.rt Blvd.-Co1t1 Moo ' ' 11120 Breekhurst-Fount•ln Valley (In Fountain V11loy ...... ) 1941 Adams Ave.-Huntl""°" .... h 6991 Wor-Ave.-Hunt1""9n llMch ·30232 Crown V11loj l'kwJ-1.ai""" Hipol 2101 s. Main St..-$aoto - 1443 W. 171h .St-=5ant• 'An• Pn ltoMl'l'lirnl ~ 114' S. Cimino lt•._.n C1-l!t. 13024 ... wport llvd-Tl"fln ' um llrookh....-w..ilnl-· . ' • . lb.die ·l.lllle" ........ , J It • -• Thurtd1y, November 22, 1973 Dally Pilot Pre-Chrltlmu Setllon -S , ' Simplify Christmas Shopping If Y Ou Have New Baby· ' Block~ Reaggedy ~nn ' . Making Big Comeback Woodblcicks, a Rauedy AM and a toy phone, updated to doll, a toy phone, train set talk back in Ellglilh or and a bardWOOd tool bench. Spanish! ·Thole ~oys may look like Also appearing in t b e history, but they're all a part Christmas catalog are two of a Cluistmas catalog which 0th.er toy_ collections_wlth_toys has been the wiJhbook of that have been children's children for many geaerations. favorites in years before as The toys, like '30s clGthes, well as some new additions. -antique furniture and Tiffany 'Ille Wonder of Growing age- larnps, are enjoying a replay graded collection has ex- in popularity. panded. Here again, the ac- "Parents today are cbocsing cent is on simple. safe toys toys for their children that with c re a t I v e posslbllities. are . almost -nostalgic and There's the Elephone, a soft, Baby's Hrst Christmas - it'°~ easy aod fun.~doesn't tt! But it may come as a surprise, particularly to first· limo motbera, that .it the hoUdl!Y excitement ean be ex· .tremely Urtng ·for i-tiny ones -and· exba:UltiDI for you. • Traveling, new faces, a change In the daily-routine, different sumundlnga aud. more attention llian usual C&I\. turn a normally IWlftY young di!position into a fretful one. Follow the odvice ol GerPer child-care experts and you'll tnake the hoUday rich with learning experiences, free of nprmmt a look back to their ~~ iJ:i.~J!e :...,: ...,, cllildhoods," says T. R. and a plllstlc DUlllberOd dlal ,, 5105'5 Coble._ Seats n a t I on a l that turns 'and rinp to encour· mercbancU.Je manager Io r age 8 child's interest ip imitat- toys. · ing sounds. For the infants, crib A1 .._ .. 1111 cM\plll, "' --. ., 1be 1973 Sears catalog mobiles to .b.e!P him ctey_elop __ "" • ~'!.t7 ~·· """. features page after pag·e Of eye control on moving, cbang· • ..,.... 11o .. wil• ... ':"" -...1. ....... ""--' larg ... ob' and pl t• d -......... ~ ....... ... •IR:ll >Al,.. IUCIC II a e 1ng Jects, as IC an ...... ---· l\olol.Sllll• .. .. seltdlan o1 natw'al hardwood fabric rattles. 1 ..,. _..... .., .,....... a111or toys. Of eoane, some d the A popular oollection f o r w• ..._ ~ """ --wood 1oys -·~t updates hll..a___ • A-•'--· f. ..HI "-· o.-11 11r-. c...ri.. '" •.~.,............. C uren SlJ·ffil.llW~ to JVe-_, 1w1 -•-jllloj"I ii. r..i on old models. Instead ot a ye a r s in the one. dell= .... truck, there's a camper van around Winnie-the-~ :..t)l nd ""' S"~J. \4_ a a sports car. 111ere are are no electrically-powered • also fewer battery-powered toys in this collectiop .apd all and ele<trlcal loys. f\ are built ,for durability and ''The less complicatecf"j tey, ttUabUiiy. WIMie can be seen the more room for· a clllld popping ·Olll of the Push But· to use his own imagination . ton llulihy-!l'roe with the other and creative pOtential," aa)'I chareetenl al Hundred Aker Coble. "A dllld can do a mi~ WOOds,. ... be •tars in tbe lion lbinp with a bag of wood clllldia>'a. itori., that can be blocks -btJUd a bridge, a ~ oil 'Ihle cartridge Movie car, a train, or create a Viewrer. '4 _ person. The onl~ li~ts . OD Todly•s tbys seem riaht for Ille toy are his >megmati<ll. a generation of porents and They will keep him bUSY for children that e<plore and ex- hours." press themselves more openly. 'Ibe wood blocks a re part The new toys are designed o( a lJtUe Learners toy cot-to allow tberil to use their -deli@'!'d by educotors imaginations more f r e e I y . 1o teach children bale skills "The day of the compllcaled as they bave fun. The col· gimmlcl!y toy. ls long past." ~ a1ao Includes other toys says Coble. ''l'alay's child that most parent! 1'ill remem· needs just a few toys that ,. )>er, like a railroad set (this are fun f<> play with and count oae a>me1 with Us ·owt1 city, on his own creativity for play clJ CYCLERY 420. E. 17th St; 646-7706 Costa Mesa LAYAWAY NOW! Dally 9·5:30 Cloaed Sun. & Mon. l..U.•1~· ,._.., C'-99 too), doctor and nqrae kits, value." --~----------,,. ...... ...g ~--:--;,. ;;... I • ,. ·NOTICE ABOUT SHIPPING FRUIT I ! I Every year tho.usands of people ship fruit and are s9rry for itl They find they weren't deli~ered or it arrived spoiled , And when they go to get a refund they find the company is out of business. Last y~;,r tli. Better ~~sinen Bureau had thousands of these complaintl, but •nothing could be done as•the owntrs· disappear! Then, th6 next year they re-open with new owners· DON'T IE FOOLED! Here at NE'WP.ORT PRODUCE. we pro~~bly sliip more fruit than any otlMr home! WE KNOW HOW, we've been doing it for 35 years, we should know. That1s why.-we're here after .Dec. 2Sth. So, if -you'f11 thinking about· shipping •fruit, to yo,ur frlends~h1tive·s; buiine1s-a1111Ciate1, or whatever, call us· .. for .. det•ils. ( Do.n't be cine of ·the sorty ones I. Satisfaction guerantaed here. Now sliipping nav~I or•nges, coachella • grapefruit, medjool dates, mahlin p~ca~·s, fuerte av,ocados, 9ih pecks, fruit baskets, yo~ name it!' 1 from $5.95 WI ALSO SNIP AUn YIA ftLlllilOll ~ I DON~ MlllU • '· • CAU .•• NEWPORT PRODUCE- .•• o. .... ~ .... , • 1601 NIWPOllT •I, VD. c..-16ttl St .......... " ...... , COSTA MISA P'hOne 645-0012 WI WtU ROWllll YIA P.T.D., .,\Ml'WHlit 645-0093 • - rush and frantic activity, and enjoyable for thOlte who are celebrating the day with you. -Simplify lhopph11 bY using store catalogs and telephone shopping. 11 you do take Baby on abort shopping jaunts, co in the morning· when you and Baby are fresll and there aren't lar~ Cl'QWds. <>rganize- your lift' !tot and keep Ille trip brief. If you remain calm during' the holiday bustle, your lnfant iS' apt to be that way too. . -H you'd like to do some holiday baking, decoratjng or card writing w i t h o ~ t in· temiptlon, have a nefgb_bor child come in to plat with your bl\by. Less eJ!)OrlellCl!\I s.ltlers are fine ln this lsitua- Uon since you won't be( away from home. · -The Christmas tr ts a Wobder for all ages, bUt im- agine what a v.·ondr~ sight It must be for a baby:! The cofors, . the lights, f t h e ornaments and sound& en- tertain him . . . and 1!FIP to develop bis senses at lhe same time. In the busy days before small children, take along dtspoaable nurser bap that . Quistmaa, let the tree portable equipment such as fit all DW'Str holders. They're amuse your little one. Park a crib, high chair and stroller. easy to use and preslerillzed her or him close enough to A favorite toy or snuggly for the tlnle.st baby. the tm} tD enjoy it, but far blanket will reassure a babyi-------'---- enough removed to insure hi! when he's away from familia r safety. surroundings. Even if your baby ls crawl· Ta\e along a few lars of ing or Is beginning to walk, babY. food and baby s own you can still have a tree. spoon, dish, and cup. Small Just .buy a small.er oJle and packages of _p_recooked cereal place it on a sturdy table, in several varieties and cans th• pl•c:• to 90 fo r above the reach of curious of nourlshlng strained fruit FINE WATCHES little hands. juices simplify eating away M11.11t1 eo11ii P••i• _ '°''' m-. "' -If you're going to be Ci-om home. Slmp1ify bottle d111v 10-t, "Jo.;:t. clo$.ld Mlf'I. ! visiting people who don't.~ha:v~e_:feed:=in::cg~b::_y~us::'.ing~G:_:e:_:r:_:b:.:e:.:r.."=:=========' UST PRICE $14.99$6 99 Now. Velvet's go~·n Uftlft can bf hf'••d«I . • bV •n little irl. You an mall• Crissy her , prettiest. Eve,Ythlna you need to curl, braid •nd bMutify Cri9sy's ,.,..pGUI growing hlfr .1 A rephca of mommy's , •Ion. FEDERAL WALKIE TALKIE 0-..te bewtlful color pictures with LIGHT! Juft put in tM picture out- .WC• otcl shirts UST PRICE $S.99 lin•, insert th• color glOw pegs and wetch them light up. _ $turdy wh•ls end higtt-irnpect pl.tic body th11 EACH UNIT HASA TELESCOPING ANTENNA AND 'A VOLUME CONTROL. BATTERIES INCLUDED GIFT BOXED ~~.~-~.: .... i.~.t.~:...·· •. __ s_2_._e.e ... ":'~"'~":"·~;~ M.99 50 FASHION ISLAND • OfPOSITI MOADWAY Dl1T. ST6H • :~r:~ ;:;' $14 99 touch th11'1 . sure to p!NM. 1 L .. ADWAY/C1111SMAI! • s"°""' <hint • '674 W. SAMfA IAnAlA ' . • I I I • I ' ~ \ -• • . '-. ~ -Dilly Pilot Pr•Chrl1tm1s Sec:tjon Thurtd•y, November 22, 1973 . .. 'NOISY' FINGER PUPPET GETS MOM ANO BABY TOGETHER New Squeak-A-Boo Typifies Interaction Pl1ythings • ' • Professor Says Belop.g "Toys are not e5$enlial, they Woft1t make your chlld a genius, but they do belong," says Dr. Jerome Kagan, pro- fg.c;sor of child development at Harvard University. Dr. Kagan, a leading specialist i n development ereas in early childhood, said recent studies he has cob- ducte<I showed the young child actnally ne e ds interesting things to do. to see. to smell, and to feel. He needs "things" or situations to respand to, to help him use his developing abilities -to move and to manipulate objects: to ex- plore. Given them, the normal development of the child's in· tellectual abilities can be speeded up. "Toys can become catalysts tha( help Mother and child to interact, to become closer to one another. Good ones encourage the child to use his sensory abilities and his abiilies to move a n d manipulate things." Accordingly, as consultant to Fisher-Price, the country's largest producer of preschool toys, Dr. Kagan was in- strwncntal in convincing the Company to develop the new line .of crib and playpen toys .. ·~ mo5t is llnOther human being. pel'ifnce• •• much boredom ' Jhe child. Anythl.;g-!NI will child -rtaiMd lcr 10, 15, Smiling_ and bllbbling are 90me as we do when the hours 5el'Ve the dialogue -or prolon& 20 minutes; or .rollini a ba!l of the basic responses Qn In· are henvy and there i1_ qo that m"1Velous ballet between baek and forth, or ~ rant has. It is Nature's design one-around." parent and child ,., •ood lor bloc"· --J ••· ..i..lln • ~. ,_ I ee, u~ .7.:'"r g that infant and parent arc "Ideally, that d I a Io I u e both. Since tox• do !hi.!. they °"' tile part of both, the to play with one another and between parent and child eertalnly beklllg. ,r-creaoestdoa of joy -il's a take joy from doing so. should be as piolonged as pos· "I recall sltllng in homes ballel U) every -. ol the "M far as the child is con· sible,"Kaganstatea."NotjU!t when we were carrying out word. !n each cue, the toy cemed, there Is no object that because Jt Is good 1or the observations for our perent.. serveCI a.s a mid--wD'e to keep is a greater source of variety. child, but also because it in· child interaction studies and the lnteraction going f<r a~ a greater source of smiling, creases the parent's iden· seeing a mother working with long u both enjQyed it," of laughing, of vocalization tification and involvement with a hand puppet, keeping her Professor Kagan sald. than a human being, becaus£:,._·~-~~~i;;iii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=i a human being is more variedli than anything else. A person can be llkened to a computer with an infinite prQgram. He can adopt difrerent postures, change his voice, making faces. Aloreover, the feedback principle Is there because unlike a machine or a toy, a person can see when a child is getting bored and quickly change his routine." Although the most imparta nt interaction is bet-Ween the parent and the infant,. ol> vM>wily toys are helpful. "Toys provide parents with things to do," Dr. Kagan ex· plained. "Surely the child would grow without toys, but they are significant in making the dialogue between parent and child longer than it would be. 1bey aJso allay the infant's boredom -the infant ex- Little Gem Indian Arts announce ~ SPECIAL SHOWING S50,• NAVAJO, HOPI, and ZUNI INDIAN JEWELRY DURING OUR GRANO OPENING! .. • that' it is introducing this year. "='====,.,.., He stresses the importance HERE* I• ll@lli;'f Reduced 2scyo 3 -DAYS ONLY of .the parental role in pro-&, THERE ;_t:;;:: v1dihg experiences and op-......-itrl portunities for their baby. ij .'.. llA~G IT! :;::: "It's not an accident," he ..;... ~""" ...... -.-...... ,.,.1.,,."' S states "that the one thing -"'""-~1:~ .... ....-•• .,-,.,.,,1,,. ........ b -. o -~ .......... ir............ ¢ in the Vt'Orld that will make -c..w.-... ...... _ an infant smile and babble ij --~ ...... ,, @ ·= ~= FRIDAY, NOV. 23 'SATURDAY, NOV. 24 SUNDAY, NOV. 25 \ ···Sterling Silver Prized Gift 0 ~ -6 -i5 . 5 =· &'! . = SUNFLOWER.PLAZA • '· • A1usic to any man's ears . on Christmas day · is the glad 0 'C '$ r0M'2!?• tr © IC ..... trom I.(, .. 1111 ~~ ,., -and the recipient ls the investment in several ways. cozy: dinner-for-two by the -s "I ... -' Tele: 714-9]9..2831 .. ,..:"IQ) ... "" ., wile who may have been Most obviously, it's a sound fire.°' 1fiTl0JJ6lf~lT6ttntt;\ I~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"!""-..,!""~~ .pronouncement. "It's j us t . [what I've always wanted!" · waiting (perhaps ever Since purchase -especially at this Beyond the pleasure which1___ 1· her wedding!) for this much-time -because sterling is a you and .your family will prized possession. precious metal with intrinsic receive from using solid silver ' · Tbe utterance has ·an un- J deniable ring of authenticity I when the gift is sterling silver Carving Secret: Renieniber Grain Every w om a n I o v e s value which is bound to in-noW, there's its potential as .beautiful things -and sterl· , crease. But quite apart from an heirloom for your children. ing's one of the loveliest, and its very real monetary worth Remember that use can never' most cherished, of all house Is the psychic satisfaction it "spoil" sterling. It adds, in hoki treasures, ~d while solid brings its owner -and this fact, to its beauty. for sterling silver is .ab indisputably is an investment of an entirely is so1id silver through and elegant, luxurious gift, doesn't different kind. through, with nothing to rub any y,·oman who prepares Owning sterling, is, simply. off or wear Out. Normal wear, more than 1,000 meals a year owning the very best. Solid of rourse, adds innwnerable deserve some special recognl-s ilver is the ultimate in tiny lines to its surface, but The first rule of carving tiOn for her effOrts? flatware. and this happy this is actuaJly a plus. Those to remember is that all meat What practical-minded man. know1edge makes a woman fine lines gradually b1end to 1 has grain. ~1eat grain may furthermore, can fail to feel very special. It n1akcs forrrt a "patina" -the soft, ·be best visualized as bunches recognize the good sense of every meal seem special, too lustrpus look of old silver so '·Of tiny, closely-grouped tubes, a gift of sterling for his wife? -\vhether it's a holiday buff priud by collectors of an- •<each brimming with savory For solid silver is an exCi!llent fet, a fafily celebration. or ~ tiques. 'juices. When the meat is cut;ip;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.-i,o-••••---••O:•-..-~~-----= with the grain, the slices will · consist of these tubes, side .by side -in other words, . chewy or tough. i When meat is cut across the grain, the slices are made up of short lengths of these tubes standing end on ~nd 1 -tender and holding all their natural juices. TI'>t S1on1·llo•1 "!lit l)C"KI <hoi(• k>I l~OI ~ .... bl•< • , •nQ IO '"'°"1 boJ'• II hi • "W<or.d" '"" "'" t"' "''~ o Sb~t·ll•t rklu ~ lhat d•'I•,.~•. o<Wj IMt e•~!U\11 Wt nr.a • co"'~'•I• w'-Ctioto ti.I I'""'"-Seto .. lnn S1oc.1· 11.,.. .,J Mt w~ """ r<•dt 10 ".it 11 ..., •-"" ~ ...... fila ,., our o ......... w.· ... ''""' A<Monu~ !O W I '"~ .. ,.,,~, '""1linHU •.• Scnw,on. ""d ....,.1 m;.9 ""' bit .. 1o;:,.,,. Of ""' Uo\111 OCCo-to -to tt1i1 ""' ~ blU "dlfll, CYCLE RY 420 E. 17th St. Cost.a Mesq • 646-7706 lAYAWAY .llOW! Dolly M :JO c.-Sun. A Mon. '-*A.~.,......,c...,._ JPJ FREE $ 10'1° WARDROBE DRAWING IN EACH STORE- Dec. 12th, ~973 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY SEE OUR FASHION MERCHANDISE e UNBECIEVABLE PRICES e ON PANTS e SHIRTS e SWEATERS e SKIRTS e SWEATER SETS e SKIRT SETS ' e VESTS e BLAZERS e DRESSES e PANT SUITS LONG & SHOR T e COORDINATED e BLOUSES SPORTSWEAR m California FASHION FACTORY OUTLETS HOURS : Mon.·Frf. 10 1111 to 9 pm Sat 10 am to 7 ,pm. Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. : 13191 BROOKHURST GARPEN GROVE • 1 Block Off - Garden Grove Blvd. • 636-1811 440 CAMINO JIE ESTRELLA SAN CLEMENTE 49 3-9711 9586 HAMILTON Hl.i'NTINGTON BEACH • Hamltton & Bushard 1168"1250 1364 SO. EUCLIO • LA HABRA Rf:DCIHOO BEACH • • ARCADIA llEWt.OWER • W. Loe Tun11 Dr. l204 E. Alondfe ate Tornnoe 8M1. , LOS ANGELES MARlfllA dlt Htf 3135 S•n F•mando Rd. 572 WutVnglott SI. aU-newl974 7111rN SO(ID-STATE (1~1110.M 1(0~0111~ ""~'giant-screen consoles • brilliant new chromacolor picture! • 1003 solid state chassis! • 30,000 volts* of picture p<>wer! • one-button chromatic tuning! ·····-~ The Al 'l'AIR l!C54TM · AutheotioeiUy Styled Ea"'rlY ~rican Jowboy " 1contole. Wrip-• around gallery. Spool-turned ~s. Maple color. Chromatic One- button Tuning. Power Sentry System. AFC. 1558". -I MODERN STYLING Modern sty led console. Full recessed base. Casters. Genuine oil finished Walnut veneers and se1e<:t hardwood solids, exclusift of • decorative front. Ctuomat1c Of'l•,button Tuning. Power Sentry system. AFC.. •559., T)le ....,,ACAteO • UICI Majeallo Mediterranean styl~ 'ull'bl1e console Y(ith cattlrt-Qark finished' Olk color (E4S49C>E) or PitCM color (EC54gP). Chromatic One·bUltOfl Tuning.,~ Sent'}' System. Arp. ,t599t1t --J~ -'ltARBOR CENTER APPLIANC~ Ph 540.7131 STOlllS . CENTER · ~ UNI TED Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa - • , • Thursday, Nowmber 22, 1973 D•lly Piiot Pr•Chrl1lmH Section -5 [;t-M~liJll OII§ 73 Have Movie 1Star Glamour 11 ·~I for time, aonsider applying 10. And before you wear any 0 .:'C:: Q Fashions for ·-a I* I s.. 0 ·~ . f s: ·-;a I * I :i. I I a -s: ! ·-a f * • I I s.. I a -s: I ·-a * :i. 0 "' -= . s: f ·-I ~ I * :i. = -IS ' . ... , B ~ ,. * Presents "amPUS · ...._asuat.s OF CALIFORNIA • " • C1mpu1 C1su1I cre1m/ 9old/s1tin combln1tion for holid1ys with m1tch. ing swe1ter set shown herewith. S1tln 1 llous•,~ long1 ind ihort ikirt l1so 1v1il· •ble. ·. ... 111 ·-· ... $11. .... ' sz1 . -SZ4. --SZt. UM • WhMIMr C..,... Acce•ltt H• 1 ...... -N• C«Tyht C...,.._ ' " . • • \. :i. ..! s: ... S ' .]( :i. -5 c: . ·-· a -k ·~ ~ -=·· s: .. ·-a * The festive fuhlons for '73 S. Be caretul when • laying have a super moviHtar out p1ttems -velvet•. and glamour. ~Thls season, the certain knits must be laid out emphasis Is on the nottalglc following "with nap" ID· mood of the Ws and 50's. 1trucUon&. Holiday outfits are . caauaUy 4. Avoid Ume-con""1llng styled and comfy to wear. pinning by using "Scotch" Sportsweer goes cluslc with Pinlesa Pattern Holder. Simp- IOU ot shine 'and dWle. Some ly spray this bandy ho.,..w. of lhe nicest lookJ are the log helper on the ba* of short 'dinner dress, the lull a pallem and place It on pajamwtyle pants topped the fabric .. Use It for tem- w!tb a jacket that opens over porary placement of tems, a knit tube top and the old trlme and rickrack, too. • just oome anappy trim to • of yoor beauti!Ul new f..Uve ;;! :=::. 1 dreM that't already ln the f~ protect them agalnl\ U ';" .. ::;: . closet. holiday m I 1 ha p 1 with ij - t. Take advantage of the "Scotchgard" ,Fabric Protec--I ::: a..::; ' various newer stitcllet that tor. It can bop lhe whole ;;;:· ·~· 1ewlng machines offer now. fanµly'1 clothing free from z -·- A mtehlne bllnd..Utch -111 w11or7 and oily 1tt1D1, and O / I I I O 1.·1 fashioned Christmas caroling 5. Uoe lro!H>ns to save aew· long aldrta and frilly blouae5. Ing stepo. lnterlaclnga, hems Quick, simple to 1 e w and aeain bindings cu P,slly garment. are just great for be attached with just ~·beat the active, flm.fUled holidays. of an iron and a fusl~le web With ti.me at a premium and for jolning fabrics -no a dozen different things to stitches are needed. 1 do before Christmas, here are . 6. Have your ironing board some quick, easy tlps to make open at all times. You'U-want your holiday sewing cattfree: to use your Iron to P<•SS 1. Make a dettlled list of seams, darts, plea/' , and everything you need · before sleeves aa you sew for a pro- going to lhe fabrlca store._ lesalonal-looklng fasbioo., 2 Select palterrul with a 7. Attach a paper ,~ to minimum of butt<ios, zippers, the side ot your . wing and pleats. Keep the style machine. It's a great way aimple -jazz up tJie fashion ID catch. discarded SCl'!'ll' and by ll8ing "'citing fabrics. like bits ot thread. · taffeta, satin and velvet. 8. If you're really ~sed beautifully and euily lot knit .llvo )'OU one less lhing .to --,...w...-- hems. ""'P' •boul '011011onono11on BELLY DANCE CLASSES Give tho lady in Your life Belly Danco Classas for Christmas Gift Cortlflctltl Avallablo y ............. ,. ..... .., •'-..... ,,..,... Vltleo t•p• equi,iTl•nt 11 c111ll1bl1 to record 1tud1nt pro9r11t. Yo11 l11rn q11ick.lv l Wt h1111 1•c1t11nt f1c!litt.1 1ptl w•ll cl•u•• lm ••l"u.11n IOI, , CAU NOW: 545·1088 COSTA MESA ! " ' _..,... ~ 14 "9ft It CM#F I ,.ef111•1I ltlty.Dnel ~ !MWltl ~ ...... rth '""' cMlf" ---c..... ~ 1V SMwt • ....... cs.-. . ·- STARTS TOMOnow1 l'ltoaaofftdl,...,n& · ROCl-EM_Sbcl-EM ROBO COMMAHIUEEP __ rs.-;, 1288 .... , ... .1288 A 1-tto of _boy, ood a playof olll ... _ MDn.ualo;omolo .............. two boMrt. wfftf a knocWut ICONd by thewlnMr. , , , A computerized electric football game with over 280 different ploy po11ibilitle&. ' BABY CRISSY Doll '-'"''''""· 12aa dlyd.~ght. lloby-soft onn• .1. leg1. With hair tl>or grows. MILTOlllRADLIT ON TARGET GAME _ f~ 1088 fltcr;ien toke tumt, at fflh •• drln" skill gl:lrne the whole family con ploy. MILTDllluM I . P.O. • BUMPER l'.C)OI. =~1 I '88 ~ptt Pool. 111.12.95 T~NKA HYDRAM.DUMP 981' HtUllD ... ~ 14.'5 G.LJOEJEEP · 128• l.,.ica of fa...., IMP ~ IMdr for octlon. o.tohd etyllng. >Mth QCCftoo ....... Hlgh_..,.. ... 12•_ ..... 8IC1IO SHOT ARCADE GAME .... 1818 11M YIW~ .GlfTPACI PACHllmO GAME Wakh ball ""' down aftd ' lucky wlnnef'. .... ,., off. 60 bah b:dud1d. 12•• PunPUn ... RAlllOAD '·~ J . 1 l' Wo!blbtt.eNOlthi ....... touflc pump mechonl1m. ~"-gauge ... , f'ttoughN. ~a·8 ==..-~1088 . I . .. ' , • • ' 6 -.Dilly Piiot Pre<hrl1tm11 Section Thurid1y, Nov<tmbor 22, 1973 Don't This Neglect ~olid_ay Hosts Seaso n _ Going to be aJ house llJest lor the holidays this year? Ir yoµr hosts are the klnd who entertain often, a charm· 1 ing gift for their playroom or bar can be novel but prae· tlcal at the same time. A whol e variety of such gifts Is available to start putting ideu Into your head. For es· ample, a ceramic frog pltcher with a green handle, black · eyes and pleasant smile, holds a quart of water or whatever. What may seelll to be an o\d-fashioned lce ·b!;lx ls really an ice bucket, arl:t guaranteed to break the If!< with first , arrivals at the. patty. '5tup()n:Hat . llllll/llJlli -18 !!!l ' , • ' . ~V~/!tde" '5~$45~ "ILkfaif If" f~ • ''1 $65"5! -~~WM!'' ..Jacfa;f •e11-E9 "IAD '..~-·:I :f ! l •j • • -GETAWAY _..:::=:·a~·-, =~~ COAIT ; WllUGI • South Coast Village su~ .. 0~1• i'l " Sunflower at Plaza Drive ; =; ~ next to South Coast Plaza i ''\":;," i fM(O)O · Costa Mesa ='F==-<f"~~"";,«== 714•556•8276 " " Shop your Singer store for everything from mini-gifts like electric scisson, sewing courses,. buttonhole and monogram attachments to ''best-ever'' siwing macf'\ines. t S1ve $50 with carrying c1se or cebinet! The machine with m•ny stretch and decorative stitches, plus ·bu ilt-in :"-_,,.~buttonholer, and the exclusive SllM)«* push-button front dropin bobbin. l I .. , • .......... -~ r;.~. --..,. .... -=1;-a-::::-,..-;:~ Stitch '•ttern o,_, o/'V'v'v·Vv 2. llluilt-lfl 2.StlP \Wfl-WM'lllil ButtonhoMr. 3. ;::~::~n A..A_A..A_A .. A A..A _ ..... I .. . . SHE'LL LOVE ITI ASlfill£.B!llWINGCOUMIOtFTCIATl'l~Tlf i!fs. GIV! Hlflll ONE OF 6 NEW DAY OR EVENiNCJStWllNGCOf.MJll IN DAIEISMAKING Oft llWING K . fROM 114.50 INCLUDING $3.18 TEXT IOOK. RIGllTl9' NOW FOR JANUARY CLASSES! • ~---SINGER . Sewing Centers and partlclpdtg Apptovell Dealers , For store netr1st you, '"th• yellow P-0-Uftdw IEWtNB MACHfNES. jl I W• ._,.. 1 uedll plan dt$l&ned to nt your bud met and If you wt1h, monthly p1yrnenu my bl dtf1rr1d until Fib Uv, 1974. • A small dtposh will hold any nttdtlnt unll Otrbunn. f .. •A Trt~rfc of TltE SINGER COMPANY Cooyrlghl Cl 1171 THf SINGfR COMPANY Alt Rlfllrtt RHtrvtd Th1ott0~0Vl lllt World. • • t ' I Santa Claus can Be • . . With Gift of Dazzling Jew~1s Precious It'• the gilling sea!on and fordable price tags Santa «et ... and keeps Sanla'• budget once again Santa 15 busy mall:.. an4 tap hm ae~eral ways jolly too? That:'-what gold ing his J'Ouods, \9o.illn& lot I Ullder-lhe-fl'ee time:'· a filled jewelry doe• and the brlgl!t,, the ape<tacular, 1:..1orm· pendal!ts· rraeef\11 -nalurally Santa qulck\y kNldl u.; right waya to IJ/ly MOff1 br8nob1ng mg· tfadltfonal pbl his sl eigh with all the gold Cl\ristmas. Since Santa Is Nd! llld eorr!Dpl .' lll!Od goodies ,he finds at, the .ao. acknowledged authority, Dtamonci'<lecorated c.u.r I jewelry store. And .that• • the Jewelry lnduatry Council Hnks, diamond-rimmed watch, ' Ioli Ropes in all lengthl and wants to polnt out that most diam-Initialed Iden\ are for motifs and mixes ol colored of Santa's special people that 'special man in every stone beads; classical locll:etl receive precious packages feminine Santa's life. ln jumbo size; Victorian ~ from the jewelry store. Wb8t about a gift of f.lshion dants; rigid neckwiret to Sure to gladden female , that comhioes the sheen and dangle 1uch s1\3penctable1 u hearts is the glitle!' and glow thrilling variety ol gold and an ivory heart, a mo!IO!D that dwles with diamonds, Its textures with the. holiday mobile. Button earrlnp cllP rubies, sapphlre.s or emeralds, light display ti colored stones on for gold fined style matlna. shimmers with silver, glories in gold, warms with all , the splel!'1id colors or s e m I· Tt·ash Compactor Great preoous · stone,,. A pin, a · bracelet, ~ ·ring, a sumptuous..... • - . ~:J~~fi'l;~:,re:~· ~,1!~'. Gift/ T imely On e, Too Partlcularly<e:zceptionar ~if-:, , / .: ting js the. jewelry· sef all Tbe ~as morning n\k· With the GE compactor all GLITTER -Here's all kinds of g litter to add to the glamor of t~e season. In photo above, the free-form pin with the gold "slats" can also be worn as a pendant. Sapphires and dia· moods give it light· catching highli ghts. The ring is a modern expression of the 2:n·· cient ram's horn and is done in gold with one diamond accent. In photo at left, Christ· mas wishes go right to her heart -the one she's wearing on the gold·filled neck wire. The heart is ivory with turquoise tear; ivory ball earrings comple- ment the · neck piece. The ring is pear-shaped turquoise with ruby ac:· cents. asparll:,le with small di©n(>Qds. ry_ ~ oiienbig prpts ~a~ that bulky track can be reduc- Santa knowsr the radian~ of JOW' haJ)Rines!io ; lllld a Jl\.le ed to one-quarter Jts o~glnal Jove's stone celebrates ., the qQlibUty• of 1'"1p!.Y ,boxes, size in less than .a minute, season and fulfill s itsldrtams :.:,.~Scard.e¢ft~s andi· JuO\Ulds permitting Mother and Dad best. He also knows small ot.Jprn·w,r:apptng paper,.. Inter· to. enjoy Christmas momh'lg' diamond des igns a r e n ' t rupUng CbristmaS fun "'While fun while keeping up with the limited to a privil eged few h1om gatherf; uP the debris clutter. (A remlnder: Be sure Santas. ~veryone who loves and Dad takes out'.tfti trash all boxes are empty before the diamond can give love's can be avoided if one of the discarding· them ... Dad's new stone to his or her love this first presents opened is a watch won't tick too well after very ·Chr:istmas. And because trash compactor. The new being crushed · by toOO 1~. small-dlarttonM-do--cafry-af--Generil ·EleCl.ric is exCellent. -oHorce in this compaetcr:l _. CHRISTMAS & HANUKKAH : GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY TOYS andGAMES ~ Order early for sure delivory FOREST AVENUE MALL 332 Forest Ave. NOW OPEN SUNDAY USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN 497-2210 Laguna Beach 51/ecltd dtaltr lor Creative Playthi'ngs •• - The Magnavox Collection-Great GIFTS ••• for people who like to watch stereo. Lile9fVle·S1ereo . CarefuUv crafted to !11 your lifestyle, whatever <t •s. lt1 authentic French. Med11er1anean. Early Ameucan, Class•t. Contemporary, and even 011en1a! des<gns. A. Th• V•n•ti1n. 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As funct!o.,al as 11 •I beau111u1. the Bin holds a s!e•to FM /AM radio, B·t•aCk UUlt player. 4-cl'lannet decoder and lour h1gh·tlficlencv 1p1u1kers. Model 6154. , ~69 95 I • always wan! to see them The~ are but 1 few ot the magnificent .Magnavox st1,.o consoles now available. Come in 1od1y and selec;t tht one that's lilestyled for you. E. The Orum T1bl1. "Sound in the <ound" horn 1 stereo FM /AM r;td10.-1n 11uioffll11t-11c0fd clflngl!', 1 4 ·Cllennet decoder ind an omn1.d1men11onal B·meaket system. ~odel 6608- -f , Tht Ptcletttt FMf~M Jtertq_1.1~, 8-u.ick tape ptaytr. •·chann1I detodlj ~ end lour h1gh-efl1cie1tty 1pe1~ers H\ ',... d11matre, sp~c•·•1v1ng sty11t1;. Modif e.tM . 1 ste1eo 1n disgl.nse I SAYE 130 NOW 131-995 ONLY s34995 cOME IN ... discover the difference ilvlng with a Magnavox ' l ' l ' ' • . UNITED CHECK oui LOW Pl!ICE STOBBS , USI ,out LAYAWAY. SAW ONLY... ~bl 6967 W,ARNER ...,...-• • HUNTINGTON lllACH,s11" and s ... ka sJ.:1H1 ' '""' '"' SALIS • SERVICE ••• 401 MAIN STREl!T HllNTINGTON lllACH MZ·Sff'' • w • • • . • • • ' " t ·" • ,. .. ,;., • • i,.i,1• ... r -- t ·-' .. - - •• i . .. Dryer Top .. Of List • ·For Yule When Santa sew his list · ol gilts moat wanted by most tM>memaken, a, u t o m a t l c Clothes dryers are right up near the top. A dryer Is a 1111 that says, " H a p p y flolldays"· -and h I p p y wubdays, whoever baa the job. And with a dryer, washday ... be Alli' day rqanll ... of the .... ther. '!bat'• Im· portant, beeauie according to weather 1tatlstlcs, ln many pprll ol the country as much u i-lblrdl ol the year Is nol conducive to hanging i:Jotbea outside to dry. Even lf the weather ls cooperative, there are other fa<!orl to he considered. Tjme and energy, for instance. The average homemaker. without ,__dryer, walks to miles and urts two tons of clothes each )rear. She spends about 300 boul'l llftlng and tugging taun- cll')' loads. Add to this the 11111• spent Ironing· gsrmenls that lboU1d have come out ol a dryer wrlnkle-free and it'f no wooder a dryer ts bfi!i Oil the &ifLllsl :lf 1'l'!'re adlng_sa Sa!!la'• l1alloo. here are aome sbop- p\!'& tip1 from ''Tb• Maytag Enc)'clopedll ol Home Laun- dfy." Keep these things In mind while selecting a clothes dryer: Gas or electric? Both types operate equall:Y well, so ~e choice ·here is dependent on the fuel coats and i t s availability in your area. In addiUon, conaider other ap- ~ in your home. For example, do you have a gas or electric range, furnace or waler beal<r? Dryer cantroll should give you the flexibility to dry the wide variety of fa b r I cs available today. And make sure the controls are easy to uoderstnd and to operate. Two types of ~lrols are available. One 15 manual wblch meam you set it for Ibo deaired drying ttn\e. A eep:111f type is automatic. ll slmtl the dryer off when the load bu been properly dried. ~ k>ld.s vary and other ra<tors-maY abo affect drying lhiie It's not an easy job tO ~ the precise time re- quired. Wlth an electronic co~· i101 dryer, the guesswork is t!Jmlnated. This d r Y e r illera.Dy "feels" the clothes .iJ,4 automatically shuts off Wlien they're properly dried ant ready to be removed. 'Jhe lint filter of a dryer lhould he located In fronl of the blower fan in order to mier all of the air. Look for ·• }ilter made of fine mesh. For ulety, a dryer shoUld ••••lcally stop if the d~r Is opened during use. And tf a cycle bas been Interrupted, it ahoUld be necessarY to rea~ tivate the start control in order to start · the dryer operattni again. u your dryer purchase Is to replacie an older appliance. find out exactly what you'll be allowed oii the trade-In. Be· sure you understand ex· iatly what Is Included In ·the ... ted )Wice. Does II .Include dllllwry . and/or tnatallation? Doel the price Include any tree eervlce and if so, for how lmli? u your dryer Is being pdrdtased on an Installment plu. make sure you un- dentand completely the Pl'>- Qklnl of the sale contract, \ochidinC credit costs, before JOU aign: · BcrullDhe the warranty. It tbould explain what Is covered llJ Whom and for how toog utl wbare to obtain aervice llioald it be necessary. Some rmnutac:turers provide war· !Jilly aervlce for parts and 11f>or even If the owner has -ed. ~ Read the lnformallort tag ~ OG· the appliance; It w!D l!o.e )'OU-a. description of the ijpl.lance's function, features, ntatlallon and operating re-' -~and aafe!Y precaul-,.,.., ..,., You'll 'atso ffOO lucb tn-• -fm:mal!clo as .wbJt.. k1D4..,of .. jdjlity -coimetttorll .,....._,.. ' ,.,ired and the amount of ,.. Ille appliance wlll take. •• E• Iii.§ . · OELIGITlll -= SIMl'll~IY . . . I = '!:.!:.":..--., -~=, ~· .?§ . . : :§ Oll9llOll01tG • . . ' Thursd1y, Nov1mbtr 22, 1973 Dilly Pilot Pr•Chrl1tm11 Section -7 ' .. I ~ \ .. ... ' • '. . · FROM 'THE · GR·AR -'\IOlS! Gobble-Up These Great ~ijb f~r Christmas • Super Shirts for The Superman In Your. family ff WOOLS by Pendleton and Ponderosa Ponderosa long Sleeve Wool Shirts . ' Polterns ond Solids. S, M, l, XL. Pendleton Long Sleeve Wool Shirts i ' Potlerns ind Solidi LEVI'S~ Lo"g Sleeve c duroy Shirt Colors: Tan, Navy, ~r,own, Burg. S, M, 1.,· XL . dlubber Lo~g Sl~eve B sh Shirt .~... Colon':.Jen,.N.vy, lroww, 8vrtt S, M, l, Xl. I I . • I .. ·~1 ··Great Looking Pants for I ' . ,,-. ; i '';·The Holiclay ~ea son I! 1 , Levi's~ Famous Slacks , 1 A rich looking window glen fabric • made with traditional Levi's atten- : · j~ .lion .to quality. Levi's ~ Panatela ' Plaid Slacks Assorted Colors ..._ ~. • • , CAMPING . SPE~ALS·!:! ·:VALUABLE COUPON!! ' Wl'VI GOT SOME GOOD t I Tucker CAMP COT I $4''· ~S!Ye _ " .J I ' i 1'•lescope I o,uble Decker j ' CAMP COT , I~~:. $18° . ' TeiiLope Padded CAMP COT ... ... $13° ALWAYS BEA SAFE CAMPER ! ! JOHNSON & JOHNSON • -' cuma CAMP PACK FIRST AID KIT ....... • • a ' . ... . Cord or Hopsac~ Cuffed Pants or Men's Body Shirts · · P1tlems or sond1. RoJul•r $f.99 & $10:49 Va hit Effecti¥t ltll'\I Nov, 25, 19if . Coupon MUST >..ciompony Purchasel o •• DON'T FORGET 1$·$NO . · $£.ASC>N 'I' obo99ans &: Sleds Make Great 'christmlis ·Gifts ' TOBOGGANS : 4 "·, •••.• 5 ~·399 .. . . . s21 's : .... $27" SNOW SLEDS 18 99 •• 521 95 ' I IOEAS ,10~ LAOJfS Levi'$0 ' Eor~ Gals _ Hi Waisted Cuffed · Chambray_ Pc;ant s . "' h<k .,,wo1..,su.. $1 l3:00 S ft 1 :J. Col arr.' llvt ,\' ' · (hJmbr1y. , Hi-Waisted Missitt' · : Cuffed Wools •• 1 .. 1 ..,1o •. si ... : s2000 .!t ti 10. C•l•r1: ... 'tJ, , . ........ ~. ( I , " 'SWEATERS Cardigai, SW..ater Garl1ntl 100% W1nt1t Acrylic . shoit· . st.M-~Jit~ ~s:~~· Ctlors: 'Whitt, lrewft & H...,: · ' ""\ ·Jersild 'sweaters ' A1oottotl Stylaa -Cnw & .Tllfl1-cb. -R~Jndie;, Stirs i ~Stripei ;attemi. Sl1tt ,. ~· ... Ct1'rl; -• ' sit'' to s21•• .. • • t I . -r - ' .. , ' . ' l ' ~ ·- ' I ... .. '!'(° f. .. I j ! ' l • ' ! l ' j ~ • • • • . , •• • . ' • , 8 -Dally Pilot P...Chrlstm11 Section Thurtday, Novtmbor 22, 1973 ChriStmas Toys '73 Reflect Adult World in Miniature • • ~--~ -More-than-...r0 toyland '73 tlOlll to be--filled -with varl<d hues of Play-Doh. who-love drag raclng~N thrUl is Turbo Tower of Power ('ITP) by Kemer that utilize• air pressure to power litUe can and cycles at thrilling 1~ over intricate obstacle layoutl. Mini SSP'1 that fit In a chiJd's hand achieve new apeecl by gyro power. ca1er1ng to preschoolers' ambition to Imitate thelt big brothers is the SSP Pee Woes ramp 'oet. A T-ltlck declgned for easy operattoa by small handa Jell off the gyro powered stunl "' lion. Intra chrome floilh Is UJed for a group of ~ rac~rs ca1Jed "gleam machines". MICkliY MOUIE TOOTH,llUIH ft oven C~ With MouM tla~tory ' ,. SHE REALLY CHEWS HER FOOD Ntw Doll ls Kt9,ntr'1 Baby Alive Play Family Village , • Latest in Series Play Family Village Is the latest aJld perhaps the most _Intriguing of the famoua Play Family series. toaded With things to do end piled high with sc enes for the -preschooler to act out roles, the Village has ·two streets · connected by a crossover bridge. . One street has a fire hOuse, l .. ., '' -, . ..._ post office, dentist's office, the a't er, and outdoor restaurant. The other has a police station, barber shop, a residence (which also in- cludes a patio and outdoor barbecue) and an auto repalr shop and garage. The bridge is hinged so each street can be removed and u s e d separately. ~ ~ QUALITY BICYCLES FROM $64.95 NEWPORT CY CLERY 2116 Nnport II.ct, Ntwport hoch 675-1700 CYCLE WORKS 1122 N•wport 11,d. C•1to M .. 548.5783 "We Service WllHIC We Sell" I ~ reflects the grown.up world lo purposeful mlnlatUrta. A very popular · n e w It will be a booanla ..,,.. for the army of youngtters category Is the b a t I e r y powered toothbrush th a t ' makes dental care routines ; Christmas Got fascinating fun I« Junior and hls sister. Mickey Mouse start • 'X' F m G eek on a new version t b 1 s fO f S'j1nbolisrn Chrl11nW with hill Mouse Factory .,-a storage uni! while last year's top toyland hit, Snoopy battery powered Why Is • • C h r i I t m a s ' • toothbrush, continues lt.s sue-tometlmes written "Xmas"? cess. "X" Is the Greek letler Sports games grow ~ l)'lllbol tliat ls used to p u r po s_ e f u I for young represent the name, ''Christ." strategistll. A la~ark ad-This symbol has b e e n vance 1~·see Acllon Footba)J, ~ 1fc 9, 1 r 0 d br, 11111!'1Y by. Kenner, !ht l!tll lo "' ....,,.. .. loSlcaf ~llS Oii 111'1'1~ devel9J>l!'fl11 •! g ·tJwillt ,,._ eall~ Oii .i 1llde Jlf"J8C'IOI'· I -·~-m · · tlien !Ill plgib · _ __,.. · Ci.inhi;;:mons.c>f J>iays. . ' Alllte reciontly, I -of Notable in the doll world is Baby Alive by Kenner, first 4-Q contlnU(! to chew or suck like i real babl when spoon or ~ is removed. She ha> her oiih ~xlc odorlMi food and dlapolable diaJier,. Sucllin& waler from her bo!Ua cleans her non-stick linin&-Playdloll Modeling Com-llcl•lllll dlocoveroct tho name pound, now 11 -yeara 014, oon-ol '""'· car•IOll before "1 lio\Jfl lo II" a kip favorite A.D.j .,.,..,, tho 1-tJ>llotle with lnltl\IC>ililY dUfll1'!1 kill, on I evly.Clu1allan U!N. · Newelf II Super !loo which Tbeoe' tmll were ..,..vend features s t a n d -u p wild In a cave on the Bethlehem animals, each with walled sec-to Jerusalem Road.' Wilt DJeneys' 50th .,,. nlvetSIVY bas Inspired a Wall Dlllley 6ltfl-Along Juke Bo• providing a half hour of his most beloved songs. Nl'fY . 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Even an older dog will If a puppy heads your faml- go for leftover bones, so put ly gilt list, why not choose them safety out of reach. one ahead of time and make WE FEATURl1 Norit•~• Dinn1rw1r1 GltttWtt• b't Dur1nd L• Cr•u11t Cookw1r1 Oxford Hill Fl1tw1r• Wiiton P1wt1r Stbtll1r Cutl1ry Tt9u1 Copptr Th• l r11d Lin• . ' Tht mo.st unique gift .shop i"1l town. lf there's going to be a puppy under your tree this year, make plans for a very. ~wary Chrl!tma3. Until he grows a bit, chewing ls baby Bowser's favorite sport, and you can bet your bottom Christmas tree ornaments that heil sample everything in sight during the Yuletide season. In fad, Christmas is an especially baz~ous pme In spite of the fact that arrangements to pl& him up canine sales shoot up 50 per-alter Chrtstmu, when all is cent at Yuletide, Chrlsbnas calm? You can still mile bia ll -r--~"!:'~~":'."!~~~=:":=:::";";";;;:", ~Y ls not the best. time to imminen~ arrival an exciting -E eganctf1n "'FreiiclCGkuse! Since 1815-~ mtroduce a new puppy to your surprise on Cbriatmu morn-LEAD CRYSTAL d'ARQUES household, advise• Bartos . ing. Hang an extra •locking . . • author of (the paperback fl.lied with a new collar, leash, .iti MJi• "'; manual) "AU About Puppies." doggy toys, and a stufted dog 4 """°!"' $15" Christmas morning ~aos can peeking out. This ls one way 1 • •Ifft · . · ·~· • be terrifying to the little to make Christmas I as t 1c11uc1tm •.•.••••••••••••••..• ·• ••• M• S t.tl ; for puppies, according to BQb ..... Bartos, Director of. Friskles Research Kennels. t~llow, and if his first day longer. Puppy. might la•t { .. NC,.10~ 111' "· " ...... ; ...... ., -$1LH in new ' and strange sur-Jonger, too! • .i?:====:;:::;~;;::;;;;;;;:; ow ..,,...,,; t1te MORY MAILIOX COLLECTION ... --. a "'""'' , of SHELLS A MW• •H••t - $]95 ....... ._.., Glass ornaments, tinsel, and PUPPY FOR CHRISTMAS: A DELIGHTFUL FAMILY GIFT llgures in your under·th O.tree Trut Him Wit~ Care -Rtmemtier He's Only a Baby creche (a holy terrier in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~::-~ ....... ~~~~,,,;..~~~~~====--=--"PeruennsyWania.w_o)ied~OWD9nC Silver Polish Simple. Way ~ Wise Man, Joseph and half A er sol ail angel befrore anyone notic-- ed) are just the kind o( thing For $5 Y 6tt Can Btty Gift for Handymen -...... ··~ . -24" ._ _______ ., • lll a puppy gulps now and regrets If you , know a man who of nails, screws, tacks, etc., later. Exposed ext ens i 0:0 loves to 'putter' in his in variDus sizes. fr•• Gift Wr•p e L•v1w1y t e P1r1on1IJ11d S1rvi'• Open: M•L t11r1 '-'· 10.S.:JO, frl. 'tll t, S11•. 1·5 cords, which be loves to get worUbop or yard, gifts of Or, why not fill a box with ~ h~ teeth into, ,z_nay give him toob are perfeol an assortment of miniature ; 18120 BROOIHUUJ :." ,,:';.,~;, to Insure Can Gleam the ·shock of 'bis life. Soft 'R>ere's a ,tremendo111 varie-tools. (Smaller~ than-average •! 1 , , rubber, as found in many ty of garden, buildiog and hammers, screw drivers and m ..... *".:... ......... v .. .., rs.. • children's toys, tears easily 'fiI-lt' items to chooee from. pliers are often useful for in· "'· PHON. 1 · 963-4025' and .can stlck to puppy's in-These range in price from tricate jobs or repairs in tight1~:,;;;;;;;;:;.,'!'!"!'!'!"!'!'!"!'!'!"!~~~'!'!"!'!'!"!~·~·~'!'!"!'!'!"!!!!!!~ A gleaming tea service -Hagerty put silver polisQ 4. Washing will remove the sides. Wooden and plastic toys 50 cents to as much as you places.) 1= against a red tablecloth ; the in an aerosol can. When even tarnish preventative from the can be chewed into splinters. want to pay. Of course, if you can fllld N J E < ' traditional silver candelabra badly tarnished ·silver pieces silver, so after sudsing the Your safest course. is to For $5 or less you can put Out what is qeeded, gilts that ear y veryon~. with a twist of greenery and are teajored to like-n.ew coff~ service, give it the clear the decks of al l together a fine gilt for the 'round out'.the workshop tool red candles: a simple bowl briDiance, the shine remains once-over with Silversmith's swatlowableobjeCtswbenpup-handyman! Fill regular glass supply are always most ap-.Listells -to wnde.rs , filled with fragrant pine pit-because there's a • built-in Gloves. · py has the run -of the hou~. jars, 1~Jed, with a collection prerJated. tings. Sparkling silver is a tarnlah preventative. From1~=================;;::;;;::;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;::::::::;::;:;:;;;:;::::::::~ natural complement to ho'liday time· kt tirpe, when you noU~ll festiv~ties. Getting . rid of a darkening or yellOwigg, tarnish and keeping that simply wipe it away with sparkle is primarily a matter Silversmiths' Gloves, wh\ch of understanding· Bi1•er, so have a dry polish and t~roisb borrow a few tips from the p~ L'l them. · · w, J . Hagerty' people, who li"'9 '8N,,• few. more do's have been in the · htisiness and dap'til'm1m th.,. experb: of cleaning silver for almost I. &~1 rubber hi silver 80 years. 1' d~ and tiJile ooetting,. Stiver tarnish Is· the r..Wt Ruhbei'.,.ptains su!Phul:·which of a chemical Change when C8fl came,Permanen( damage sulphur gases in YJ>Ur home't ·if ld·d.lniet cOntactwitb 1ilver. aimo~re settI! on the· • · 2:-attisiinas fruit boWls are rriefal. niar•.-w11y snv~r . great~birt be sure to tine ta~es fastest when the the silver bowl with plastic house 1S closed up d~ the or a 8'lSI . liner; fruit ackl winter months. ~ will pi(_~ver. The !S81Yle is If you've had your silver trae fOr 'arrangements of tree tucked awa y, it will un· . Collings. • ,:.. doubteCily need a thorough 3. lf silver should come in cleaning. 'What used to be a contact with salt, wash it as t~ibus, messy scrubbing job .soon as possible. Salt also pits has been made so simple now silver. Mll1I tlld l"ll!lllr; AcctttoriM • Jutr e ••~ • Twltot e Hrllt! ., $3.00..KITS at ........ $1.80 .. ·$2.so-K1rs"a1 ..... ~: .$1·.so $2;00 KITS at ........ $1.20 -~- 2706 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA • •• .. I ' 1 · • • .. ' , . ~Revolutionary -Polaroid C_an Really Click •• The moot •~ar gill ID mature for ... era1 mltluta In Slnta's bq thb year may 1uilll It chU achlevecl' a color . ,.en be the revolut'--· ~.!!'~ ~ brlDllDl!I un-_, ......... ~, 'ant otbe r · Polaroid SlC-70 camon, which pboqrapldc -. ........,._ a Co 1 o r pie-Imlodocell natlaDallJ jult /fare 1 h a t developo In. the •this ~fllei SX·'l9 eamera lllhl 11 yvu w a I c h It. Is a lanlllllc gift • . • th! One IDd one-baH seconds after · gilt you'-never beee able ¥® anap your Clrlalmas to give bel<l'e, the llfl that pllolo, 1he camera hands you is guAl'lllteed lo p1-, 1he a developing print. Wllhln amadn1 gift Iha!" makes 11 fllP!llenls the color Image posalble for you lo view your beCllll to emerge even In the Chrlitmal fun at one moment btlll>teot ~-II continues and· lo hold a deve!Opln( plco COLOR PHOTO MYmRllS DISAPPI All. Camera.Compulw Doot Tht l'l9urlne ~ Baseball Star .Tpuce Assists on Glft 1 ' List . Gelle believed his IV&Uc fiirnlture iiuaht lead lo • lifelq llolibr. "I w •• 'I always 11t··~ to ·""'W a bat, but •I'll "'*bly o11r111 be able ~ .-a Ughtwelllll chain .... " be II.id. . • ture of it at the next! Wbewyou glvo the camera, )'OU a/e giving the most ad- vanced pllolographlc system avallable • : • an array ol -IDd technological ln-DDYationll .-ckaged , ln an elegant leather-<0vered In· iltnimenl which lolda flat for coavenlent carrying In pocket' or purse. It weighs only 24 ounces. 1be aopbisLicated photo fan on )'Oil' Chrlatmas llot will be 1-essed with 1he unique folding single lens reflex view- ing system, the lour-element • ,;::: 1 ... capablt of focualng Inflnlly lo 10.1 1nchel. end t b e mlcn>circultry equivalent lo several hundred transillan. And-the penoo who llln\ply wanla boeutlful pliotocrapbl wllh a minimum of effort will be dell""ed lo find that with 1he SX·!O you can bave YO<r picture al11101t by wlll1ng to have it. 1be camera is essen- il.Uy totally automatic. The uaer has nothing to do .. cepl -llld focus the picture and touch the camtra'1 elec- tric ,obutter button. T h e The problem of "what to give 1he man who has evtl')'lhlng" is compounded when the recipient ts an out· doorsman. After a collection of llShlng tackle, gum IDd camp'9g equipment is ac- ~; the selectlon ol a gill be!!ainU oomplicated. '\Oar -·with an outcloon ' man on their Christmu list, btlp oomes from one of America's belt known sporUmen -Gelle Tenace of the 08kl1Dd AlhleLics. Tenace ~ referred lo the use al ~ awo clllrlng<Jiia , -' outdoord-:. "I do ' . . ol l•wliC' -1 ........ 1M 'll'J.' ... . !First ba!tman Tenace, of · ~-tho player -. ~ bring ()akland tis first ~.,.ional ~ chamJ>' 'Vabnshiv when be belted four hi>n•" '"'" during the 1972 W«ld Serles. ~ly this year, Tenace a nationwide tour to for respollllble care the outcloon by every sf9r11man. He is • leading ~t of the campaign by · '~Departmellt of the Interior "Clean up America for our anniversary." And according to Gene, his fa.oriie Christmas gilt last year waa a McCllllocb Mini Mac chain saw. It was a ·cast of "be sure lo open before Cbrlsbnas" for Gene, who received the chain 'saw in time to cut the family Christmas tree at a Christmas 'tree fann near hi! home al Lucasville, Ohio. And before· the beseball· season bepn: Tenace used his aaw while hlBlUng i n California's Sacramento delta area and vacationing at a cabin in the High Sierra 'wlldemesa. At the'. mountain camp, his chain saw kepi hini In a full iupp!y of firewood and pro- vlcled bhn with an Instant hob-by. Gene learned to ~e camp furnlture by carvJnl !fallen trees and stum1111 -chllrs, table tops and a r1lle r.ct. w11111-r-dead""' .. . lnr tut ,...,g ~ 'and debrli damaging streams llbd rivers. 0 We ell 'have to take the responsibility f0< our own poit of the outdoon," TenaCe stresaed .. Gene'• gift saw w a 1 Meeullodl'S:1'lni Mac I chain l!ll'tr, wbktl.-lmtudes a llMDdl bar llld clWil and ... ·Ille fllll -JllhlweiPI ..... (U pounds lesa bar llld chain)' lo haY<I • -... lurer's sumstecr-..U ·pr1co ol less lhan'f!OO. ' ' Poinsettias Yul~-Flower- More than a bundred yaars ago our A-to M ... ici> Joet Roboria Polnaell tool< a ftpq to a brllllanl lnlplcal plant, known 11 the Mexican Fire Plant. Retumlng lo his home In South .carolina, be lllrted growing the plant from ait- tings be bnJlliht from Mexico. Soon the ICU!e~leofed plant came IQ ~ attslllaa of Amerlcd llolaalMI, IDd tmder the name ri=" lt wu ~":.= ~=-=es <t white, pink llld =· but by far the moot is the brlahl red that c , out the oolor ocheme of Chrlsbnas. 1 bSlllALL STAii. IUMISft OU1t>OOR GI" OW Twa Domenll11'9I Chlln S.w \ • • POSTUREREST -$1- blMf'";' •• bur now and Ul9 the __ ln,...,lhil 8111 ..,,_,""", 88' -............. prlng.~•k ' -. •, I '.& Doubfe 8on\llf l. ' ~ lWIN or FULL .... ' ltc,....,,... ...... 111 ,......, ... , ' . ' . 1 - developing plct~ emerg .. Inn the camera less than two sec;ond.s later. There is no need to time the development, nolhlng lo peel or tolodiscord ••• literally nothing_ do bul wat<b in am•7.ement aa your image matertallzes. . It's tbe way to tum this Christmas into the most spec-- tacular day evu . , . all for under twp hundred dollars. lmqlne. A miracle ..• for under two hundred doUara. You'U certainly want one, younelf. I , ; .. Thurtclay, N..,.,,,.,., 22, 1'73 b.nr Piiot P....Chrlotma•.Stcti... -It • i i , . . NEW CAMl"-''S PICTURIS 'ILOOM' WHI LI YOU WATCH ·'· .4a10 -1 DAY9 t' ONLY J I I I I· • '"-bcM••~ ·-, ..... t ..... ~ ...... I Jft.- 1 I • \ • • ' ' ' ' . ' • Thund1y; November 22, 1973 TRY CHRISTMAS, DINNER BY ·~l FIRESIDE FOR CHANGE Portable Grill Mikes .. Tur.k•y (lre1st Easy, Tasty ---~--------~-----~-----------.. 95 Percettt of .• :us ·Families Sen4 Receive Christm as Ca rds Charcoal Broil·· Yule Dinners This Christmas ti·y so1nething a little different for the tradilional family meal Gather the family around hcarthside and charcoal grUI p<trt of the meal right in lhe fireplace. ll makes a n cspeeially warm and cozy gathering ror lhc sma ller family. The techniques for charcoal cookery in the fireplace are simple and let you enjoy the delicious flavor of foods cook- ed over charcoal briquets all year around. Special charcoal grills are manufactured for use in the fireplace ... for instance. one by Structo. The . grill and firebox or pan arc attached to a pole that adjusts fo fil in the fireplace opening. Hut any or the smaller gril is that \\'ill fit in your firep lace may be used in cluding hibachis. the smaller models of the kettle cookers and the portable grills. Fireplace chefs would do \1'ell to note , a few tips from the experts at the Charcoal Bi·i· quet Institute. Ad!!quate ven- tilation is a must for all charcoal grilling. so make sure the fireplace flue or draft is open and the smoke goes up the chimney. To light the briquets, use either a liquid or solid starter ·or an electric type starter. Never use gasoline or kerosene. After Jighling the charcoal never re1nove it fro1n the nreph1ce. When you're finished grilling either let the coals burn out in the grill firebox. bone in woter wllh seasonings and use for soup' stock, gravies. etc.) Sprinkle each piece o r turkey with salt and pepper. Wrap bucon strips around · each piece and secure bacon with skewers. • Grill about 8 Inches from low ooals for I hour. Tum occaslonally with tong s. Turkey Is done when lightly browned and tender. Check lor doneness by cutting a sm:lll slit in largest part or nleHt. ~·or the ri reside Christmas dinner, try a turkey breast, a nice change from a whole turkey. ~1ost turkey breasts are found in the frozen meat section of the supermarket and range in size from 3 to 10 pounds. For the larger 8-10 J)OWld breast, simply fillet it or remove it from the breast bone on eilher Side. Sundance Store Opens At Balboa Island Site Sha\\·n ~lcCarty, owner of The boned breast is wrapped in b3con and grilled ''ery slo\\'· Iv over a bed of c.'Oals. The Carriage Trade Leather Or key to juicy. tende r turkey Costa Mt.'Sa, announced today breast is ,to grill it slo\vly. If the ope.Ding of his new Sun- there is room. \\1hile the dance store on' Balboa Island. turkey is cooking. do double "\\'e currentl y ha\:C a shop duty \\'ith the lighted briquets in Long Beach and a snddlery and cook the squash too. Place in Costa fl.1esa . and we felt lhe whole squash righ! on the that Orange County really coals and let them cook, turn-needed a store offering com- nig often, and Ute flavor is plete leather serviCes," com- simply delicious. mented McCarty. "This new Grilled Turkey Breast store will supply all leather (Makes 8 to 10 Servings) needs -£ronl line. finished 1 turkey breast, about 8 merchandise, to hand-tooled poW1ds · and custom-1naQe itenlS. to Salt and pepper ·--~· repairs. alterations a n d 1h: pound sJiced bacon dryclcanin~.'' . Cut through skin along both The son of a saddle n1aker, sides ,ot the breast bone and J\1cCarty is a l e al he r remOv'i!"breast meat. Fol101v ' crafjsman of some 30 years contour of carcass, taking of£ el'.periencc. Prior to entering as much meat as possible in t~e merchandising business. t\li·o large pieces. (Simmer . he was well kOO\\'n for his "wk ln \he San Fernando \1aUey and for his custom sad· dlery ror "arious mo v i e studios. He \\'ill be printarily in\'olved in -1~·e cus1om-n1ade selections offered in the new Sundance stores. Sundance of Balboa will feature a variety of leather goods including pants, jackets. hals, bells, purses, boots, n1occasins and a number of accessories. in a d d i t i o n , custon1ers will find a new selection of western and tradi· 1 tional styled shirts, sweaters and jackets. The premises 0£ the ne\y store is currently undergoing extensive remodeling. At com· plelion the interior as \\'ell as exterior will carry a "Butch, Cassidy and the Swxtance Kid" Iheme. BRIGHT GIFT IDEAS ,f,\Y J/llL "''rut. 'I 1H .(.,1h •• ......... CLOSE I) SUNDAY WE'-Wlll IE Pl!ASf.0 TO SERV E YOU SIX DAYS A WEEK MONDAY throuqh FRIDAY JO •.m. ~ i :JO p.m. SATURDA Y 10 •.rn. -'I p.m. TH~ HOUSE OF $11th Coett Ph111 Costa Mtso -lower lttt1, k 11n End 01 "411!. Ol11lCllf Acrotl fro111 Woolworth' I'll• ... s~•·2Q'' If yoo·re proud of the number of Christmas card!! you and your family receive &nd count up the total each year, your secret is ou.t. According to a study by American Greetings Corpora- tion about 56 percent ol American families take the trouble to count their cards. 47 percent find a sPot in the hoUse to display them, and nearly a third keep the cards they receive untll the following Christmas. and wife. Most selections arc l- likely 1 to be v.>hat the ma jor card de signer calls tradilional.!' and about a third ,,.ii\ bt-'I religious in tone. About tw~thirds of all families generally buy more l than one card design, and special people ·get specially seleCted designs. ore More t h a n 95 percent or all Americans send a n d receive Christmas c a r d s . which 3dds up to a whopping 3.5 billion envelopes going through the U.S. postal system on an average each year. Putting together the Christmas card list appe<irs to be a pervasive ac1ivity around the holida y season. and for about 17 percenl of American families the list may go over 100 narncs. About 25 percent of those v.•ho send cards keep their list to between 25 and SO. about 28 percent send out be tween SO and 75 cards, and nearly 21 percent send from 7 up to 100. Afost Christmas cards, says American Greetings, a r e selected by women alone. but in about 18 percent of all families the choice is a joint one made by both husband A Freezer Can Save You Money How would you like a Christm~ gift that will help to make vour life a little easier and ·benefit your entire fan1i1y ·! , A fre ezer can do jus1 that. It allows you to practice "freezer living .. -cooking a double or triple recipe. one to cat now . the rest lo be frozen for futu re use. \Vith a freezer you also ·can fight increasing food costs and threatened shortages by stockpiling favorite fan1ily foods when they are on sate. There's ·a freezer lo fit .almost eVfrY famil y need and . lifestyle. A. freezer may be ·just tbe . Christmas gift to make your life a little more pleasant. """'~' • , • " .. ,,..,, >~ . • 1 • • " . 'q~·)i <II"' / its· 16 4 ay. . ...,. '~:.1~ Bener"Hidel}w;iy something fur ·'· · ·tfiristmas whilJ sdecrions 'ar~ plentiful. . . . . ' ,. . . • IT'S TODAY-. but it won't be Today ' very long . .. Time comes. time goes. Today after Today become~ Yesterday after Yesterday. And Tomorrow never gets here. And here you sit, looking at pictures of three of the most beautiful wrist watches irt .tRe world- when you really ought to have one of them wrepped around your left wrist. They're Omegas in 14 karat yellow gold with m.etl)hing bracelets. A.$475. 8.$750. C:S750. . Do Something Beautiful.0 Cfl•rt• ,t.c(lllllll IRVllN -,t.m1fl(lll •~trtll hllllAmlrk•l'CI •Ml Ma•lor Cll•rt•• too. SLAVICK'S Jewclel'S Since 1917 II FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH -6<<-1 lBO Wllll 1oeo1• of: l0<r1i>e:t, Or•~. l• C1r<1t~. L• H•b<• Al ... ~" Dtf9(I 1.-.d Lii V1911. • I • TI S or· We're n~t in a hurry. We don't plan to be part of the Christmas rush. Crowded stores -harried sales, people -slow service -not at the Lido Shops : We offer everything a bi~ shopping center offers except the bigness, and the bustle, and the bad tempers. Window? shopable, relax and stopable. Lido Shops. 23 in all. Christm~ gift items of every variety.~ And everyday needs too. From groceri s to pharmaceuticals, from gas to other suitables. We've got more "Christmastime" to serve ·you better, ana we•n-str~tch your "Christmastime" so you can spend it wisely at the Lido Shops. COMPLEMENTARY PARKING & GIFT WRAPPING. ANTHONY SHOE SE~VICE • ATKINSQN'S • BLACKMAN , LTD • . BANK OF AMERICA • BARROWS • •ERKSHIRE'S • BIDWELL'$ GENE BURTON • COFFEE BEAN #7 , GEMONES HARBOR TRAVEL • B.D. HOWES & JON • IMPERIAL SAVINGS KING'S LIDO ARCO • HOWARD LAWSON , JR., REALTOR LIDO CANDY COTTAGE • LIDO FASHIONS • LIDO TRAVEL PORT O'CALL • RICHARD'S (Market, Flower Shop , Gift Shop ) SECURITY PACIFIC BANK • VIA LIDO DRUGS WARMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY • ' 23 UNIQUE SPECIAL TY AND BOU TIQU E SHOPS WITH A FLAIR FOR ATTE NTIVE INDIVIDUAL SERVl~E ... AT TH E ENTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT BEACH. I • • ' • • -~ I () L . ~: B !hav ~·A :i'h Offr arti 0 >Ut .. st one H 0 mee Rotie