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Home My WebLink About1973-12-24 - Orange Coast Pilot. " .... ~..,-----.- • • Orange ·Coa~t • EDITION VOL, 66, NO. 358, I SECTION, 20 PAGES Desert Dally ,lief Stiff ''"'-ANO VISIONS OF SUMMER WEATHER DANCED IN THEIR HEADS S1n.t1 An1 Winds Blow Christmas Warmth to Or1nge C011t Coast Markets Report E11ougl1 Holiday Food By JAN WORTII Of !flt DlllY '11et 511ff \llith shortages in only a few items, supermarket managers along the Orange Coa•t expected lo have plenty o! lood °""' the holidays delpilt -lnulng strikes ioday by rood Industry employ ... down rompl etely or staffed by store managers . Shortages of paper goods, pet rood and wine we.re reported at several markets. "We went for three "'eeks without a liquor shipment," one Safeway worker noted. "\\le finally got some in Sunday when our . liquor shelves were almost bare:' ORAN6E COUNTY~ CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1973 ' Heat Up Coast By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of ftle DltlY ,0 .. Stiff Northeasterly San1' Ana winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour blew through the Orange Coast today and will bring a clear and warm Christmas Day, weather official.! promised. Trashcans clattered about, sagebrush rolled in open areas and some small trees toppled. But no serious damage was reported. some police, harbor and utility of· ficlal!, however, feared problems might develop if the blow continues. •• ' The warm winds from the interior desert region lifted temperatures into the 70s. A high or 'n is fore<ast for Christmas. HOLrDAY TRAFFIC LIGHT IN NATION, Story Page 5 The official National Weat her Service forecast for the Orange Coast said the Santa Ana winds could be expected to ... ,., .. '"'." blow through Wednesday and keep tern· peratures above 'th e 70 degree mark. The posted h.igh for El Toro today was 78 degrees. 111e winds sent a steady shower of le<\ves and branches falling to the ground and trash barrels ?a.ttiing down the streets in man y comm\mities. The California Highway Patrol said the wind has not caused any traffic problems in Orange Co unty. A patrol spokesn1a n said \\"ind ad- visories have been posted in alt of Riverside and Sa n Ber nard ino CQunties. Residents Capture Duo Huntington Copter Spots Youths Fleeing Bzirglary By TOM BARLEY Of JM ~ty PU1t" SSWI' Two young burglars who thought they oould outrun the hovering Huntington Beach helicopter got the surprise of their juvenile lives Sunday by the response of local residents to the emergency. Both OOys were spotted near the Gisler Intermediate School by pilot Bob Dawson and observer Jim Smith shortly after the home or Mrs. ~lary Anderson. 42, of 9342 Pier Drive, was burgled by tv.·o youth,, amwering their description. Officer Dawson said both boys quicken· ed. their pace as the machine came down ror a close look at them and then began to run when the officers summoned patrol cars by their clearly audible public address system. "But we didn't need unifcrmed help Intruders Beat Mu.ii tn Death ·1,i Garden Grove of any kind," Dawson said. "1bose folks in the Villa Pacifica tract came swarm· ing out of their homis and It was all over before we could ge~ down." The delighted officers said they noticed an elderly lady in a fiimsy night gown and a man whose only adornment ap- peared to be a napping bath robe in the vanguard as the youths, aged 15 and 16. were pursued by between 25 and 30 homeowners. One youth was grabbed and held for police \Vhile his companion was finally nailed by what both officers described as a "terrific" flying tackle -executed appropriately, perhaps, by Brian R. Bulley, 35, of 9692 \'erde h-1ar. "But it was bully for all of them,'' Officer Dawson said. "Those people down there were terrific and they gave us the right answer to all these tales of Geneva Talks public apathy and citizens who y,·on't help police." Police said both boys were lodged in juvenile hall for court action on burglary charges. Arresting officers sa id both boys allegedly were caught in th e act of burglary by Mrs. Anderson y,·hose unex- pected arrival hon1e led both youlhs to fl ee the premises. They said both boys had three plans in their possession, each of \Vhich map- ped out a number of crimes and how they could best be executed in the Hun· tington Beach area. "They were ope rating 'Plan C' at the time.'' arresting officers said . "That plan called for the careful selection of homes where the owner was obviously absent and the selection ol. the loot to be taken from the home." Middle East Negotiations ContiI1uing, hut Difficult \ Today's Final N.Y. Stoeks • TEN CEN1S Yule l\totorists with campers or tr~ilers should drive with caution, be said. Gusts up to 40 knots were clocked today at. the Orange County llarOOr Department headquarters in Newport Beach. A few boats broke loose from their docks but were quickly retrieved, the patrol said. Other chec ks around ihe Orange Coast pegged "'ind speeds of between seven <1nd 20 miles per hour in Laguna Beach and 18 to 40 miles per hour in the l\lission \'iejo area. Represent.alive of grocers contacted today was Ed Bader, assistant manager of the Laguna Beach Alberlsons ' ~1arket. ''\\'e've run short on a few odds and ends but we've got plenty to go around -rweve:rybodra-mie-needs1!!..he.&aid. 1Atcky'5 ~1arket President R. H. Fisher said irregular shipmenls were causing day·to-day shortages in Wlpredictable areas. A market O\vner was beaten to death in his Garden Grove home Suilday night by an intruder ~ moti,·e is still not awarent to_investigating·police. By Ualled...Prts1 lote01atlo,.., ___ which were--held at-kilometer-1(ll ..on1-----------;:;:;-;:=:::---- Egypt and Israel send negotiating the cairo-Suez Road and which ended The main change noted is the result of striklng meatcutters. With few bUtcbers reporting lo work, meal departments were either closed LA Me1i Arrested After Ca.po Beacli Robbery, Beati1ig Two Los Angeles men were arrested by Orange County sheriff's officers in the Los Alamitos area today, a few hoW'S arter !hey allegedly held up and. robbed two young Marines in Capistrano Beach. D 'd Deputies said they jailed Jimmy av1 Sanford, 23. and Jolm Lee ~s, 21, after they were allegedly klentlf1ed as the two men who robbed Marines James ()scar Holmes, II, and Patrick Jon Hudwell, 18, at knUepoint. . Officers claim Sanford and eot>t;>is picked up both Marine• at the m· tersection of Calle Los Robles and Calle Paloma in capistrano Beach and robbed them at knifepoint shortly after they left the city limits. . . Deputies valued the . total loss of cash and a transistor radio at about $500. Sanrord and Cobbls will be arraigned on anned. robbery charges. · Oraage Ceast Weat•er Chr1slmaS Eve wlJI be' ushered In tonight with a mild Santa Ana con- ditlon. btlnglng auatY north-easter· ly wlJ\da.and -lemperatum. Winds will decreut Cbrlstmu Doy, with highs espected In the high IOI. Lows bet-.i 38 and 41 I?" night. INSIDE TODA\' , , Trogedu struck tod<lv In Flint, Mtch.. at eight pertons, includbig newlywed couple, df.ld in mobile l1on1e fire. Storv. Page 8. """ LMMttft t """""' tt \..M ....... tt ....... 1 tt CllHW!N • ....._.. Ntwl I ,......... lwt °""' ,......, . 11 ._ M , ...... __ • .. • ,,._.....' ,, Otlfll lillMCll It T"""*-1 ...... ..... 4 "'""" 11 ........... , ... 11 ......, • Jtt..-'" ..... ....... • ,..,.. .... 1.• "What we're short on varies from store to store," he said. +<We're relying on drop shipments and when you're playing that game sometimes you have none of something and the next day you get too much." He said a run on paper products had emptied some stores of tl1ooo. prod- ucts. But he attributed it flrOfe to publicity on an Impending shortage than on a real shortage. • Striking unions say they'll reduce pickets at Southern C8Ufomia markets ~uring the holidays so strikers can spend th e time with their families . Talks in th.e 23-day-old strike-lockout broke off late last week and were postponed until sometime next month, according to federal mediators. Robert Fox, pr<sktent of the Food Employers Council , sakt both sides In the three.week dispute are far from a settlement and the gap is caused by money ... " At least a half a buck in hourly wages." However, a spokesman for the Teamsten, Jim Peek. indicated wages are a secondary issue. The elimination or c o m p u I s o r y overtime, an unlimited cost-of·llvlng raise clause and expedited arbitration in union management disputes are or primary concern, he said. "All the turkeys are ' in the cases and all the cranberries are on the racks," Fox said. 11Tht! only thing we've nm out of is plum pudding," a manager said. Fresno Cahhie Killed FRESNO (UPI) -Fresno cab driver Ray SevJer,,. .591 was found stabbed to death iii bia •cab &lnday nip!. Police said Sevier picked up a couple of -ogers ar the Greyhound bua depot here about ?:30 'p.m. and a abort Ume latet was found slumped In his cab with a knife in hiJ back. · (){ficen said the body of Henry h-tartin Trirtletti, 45, was discovered by his wife and Oree children when they returned home about 11 p.m, from a neighborhood movie. Police said the victim bad been beaten heavily on the bead with an Wlidenlified heavy Instrument. They said robbery wa.; not the motive of the attacker and the home did not appear to be disturbed in any way. Investigators said ~trs. Gail Norma Trifiletti, 42, told them her husband was alive at 9 p.m. because she called him by telephone from the movie theater at that time. Police said Mrs. Trifiletti told them she found the front door open when she returned home with her three children -twins aged 10 and a 14·year· old son. Coroner's officers believe· the market owner was slain less than an hour before his family made their grisly discovery, NY Baker Opens Despite W oun,ds NEW YORK (UPI) -George Keller, a 53-year-old bakE!r, made his way to work, unlocked the bakery's doors and .started his ovens -despite having been shot three limes minutes before by· a gang of muggers.1 His employer said Keller had never missed a day of work. Keller was described in fair but guard- ed condition today at the City Medical Center in Elmhurst, Queens. Earlier, he had been on the critical list following emergency surgery for gunshot wounds of the stomach, chest and buttocks. Police . and hi! employer, L e o Silverman, upmted amaiement that Keller, apparenUy dazed from wounds and In llhock, took bis regular bus to the baUry and perfonned his pl'Mawn duUeo bef°"' stumbling Into a police staUon aeeklng help. teams back to Geneva this week to in failure. d~ troop witharawal along the Suez The heaa of Israel's m11itary team Canal but reports from Tel Aviv and . at the negotiations will be Maj. Gen. Cairo today reported such ronfiicting l'\tordech ai Cur, the Israeli army attache views that the negotiations were ex-in the Washington Embassy, Israeli pected to be long and dilficult. newspapers said. "There is a possibility of getting the Gur. 43, commanded the paratroop separation of forces negotiations under brigade that captured the old walled way within a feW days," Israeli Foreign city or Jerusalem from Jordan in the Minister Abba Eban said on return from 1967 six-day war. He commanded the the opening round of the Geneva Middle Israeli northern front opposite Syria and East peace conference. "BU't I would Arab guerrillas in Lebanon until his be greatly surprised if they should end · transfer to Washington in 1972. in success within a number of days.·• An Israeli ·government official said The actual Geneva peace conference the cabinet of Prime M.inister Golda 1\·lcir was suspended Satunlay after two days PILGRIMS MAKING TREK and is not expected to resume unt il after the Israeli national elections Dec. TO BETHLEHEM -Page 3 SI. ARAB STATES DOUBLE Finland's Lt. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, PRICE O,.F OIL, Story Page 8 commander of the U.N. Emergency Force (UNEF), left today for Geneva authorized Defense Minister A1oshe to take part in the disengagament talks, Dayan Sunday to issue the troop expected to open Tuesday or Wednesday. disengagement negotiators the same in~ Before leaving, he protested to both structions they got when· bargaining Israel and Egypt against a Thursday with Egyptian orfi cl!rs las t month at shootlng incident in which a Finnish kilometer 101 . Those talk.! broke down soldier was shot in the head. in deadlock after 10 sessions. Siilasvuo was accompanied b y U.N. spokesman Rudolph Stajduhar of Ireland's Capt. J. FaUoen from the Yugoslavia said Egyptian and Israeli military staff of U.N. headquarters, the troops . using artillery. mortars and spokesman said. 'Both Siilasvuo and machine guns. violated the cease-fire Falloen had taken part in 'the talks 29 times Saturday. The violations in· !ll ISHAP STRIKES • FAMILY 2ND TIME HANFORD (AP) - Fire today destroyed the home of a woman v.·hose husband was killed in a traffic accident last Aul!ll't, officials said. Anita Rider and her three children escaped safety, but the 9 a.m. fire burned most of their possessioos, ifl. eluding Chrislma! pl'.t!eflts, Kings County firemen said a spark Ignited Oirutm8' wrapping paper. eluded one incident in y,•hich Israeli troops opened tank cannon fire 150 feet rro1n a U.N. truce supervisor organiza· ti on ( UNTSO ) patrol southwest or Ism a ilia . The newspaper Da va r said Israel prob- ably woWd renew the talks with a declared readiness to withdraw from the area of the western Sinai mountain pas.w.1, about 20 miles east of the Suez Canal. Davar said thl.s "would , however, only be on .condition that no large Egyptian forces are on lhe eastern bank·, -and that there be mutual or international inspection on the size ·of. the forces [See ~UDEAST, Page ll CHP Nabs Dr.unks at Record Pace Drunken drivera are being jailed in reconl numbers In Orange County with C.llfomia Highwa y Patrolmen predicting that more .than 500 Inebriated motorists will have been Jailed by the time the fouM!ay Chrlstmu holiday la over. By midnight Sunday, 110 dnmken drivers had been 'hooked with Orange County Jatl catering to 1111 of the or- rcnders. " California Highway Patrolmen, out In and Fountain Valley police ·had seven lull strength, 1co0uated for IJO of those each to add lo the mounting !ally. arrests on the county's busy freeway Newport Beach police ktpt their prom· system. • ' ise to crack down on the d r u n k t n City police were ttl9o busy, with Santa driver. They Jatled eight motorists on Ana officers aettill( a new re<ord In drunken driving charges. that community -20 amltl bet....., Anabelm police Jailed 11 motorists 2 p.m. Friday• _...&b(SUndai'. _ who !alled IObrlety tests while drunkon Orange police made 12 moltll. sheriff's drtvlnc ~ were abo reconted In o!!lcers Ja1)ed eight and Seo! Beach • Costa Mesa. Huntington B e a o h , ,, ' Westminster, Tustin. PlacenliA, Garden Grove . Stanton. Tustin and Cyp ress. Galiforn ia Hlghway1 Patrolmen said today's prediction of more than 500 ar· rests In the loUNl ay holiday Is based on the fa ct that police stlU face the heavitst al'tt3t period -from 4 p. m. Christmas Eve to 4 a.m. Christmas Day. • t\ Santa-tatlon Ray Valine, 27 , an employee o! the East Yolo Disposal has been spreading Christmas · c h e e r throughout the area dressed as Santa Claus and toting a decor. ated collecting can. Mayor Jailed For Selli1ig Hash.· PARIS (UPI ) -The municipal council of the southern village of Bar ret-de· Lioure scheduJed a special session today to elect a new mayor. Police have jailed the 45--year-oJd woman maY.Qr and her daughter on charges of selling hashish. Barret-de-Lioure is a vi llage of 20 homes and 52 residents north of Marseilles near the silos or France's nuclear missiles. Police said the mayor, Mrs. Andree Boyer, and her 22-year-old student daughter Martine t u r n e d their Hotel du Ventoux intO a haven for hippies and sold them hashish. Gunshot Kills Man TORRA NCE (UPI) -Charles Brock . 30. died at Harbor General Hospital early today from a gunshot wound poUCc sai.d he suffered during an argu ment with his wife, Barbara, 42. Mn. Brock was hooked on suspicion of murder. , ' . W eavilig Ya1i Gets Drunken Sa1ita Booked SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Some Santas should stick to reindeer· power, not horsepower. The California Highway Patrol spotted a mulllcolored panel truck} weaving erratically ail a.m. today1, Officers stopped the van. 1 • Behind the wheel was · a man ' decked out as Sanla Claus -ttd l suit. v.'hite trtm. snowy beard. l Police sai d S&nta failed the neld 90briety tesl They ktenUlled him as a 1l·YM!'ii old San ~a~ mu Ind ~· the errant S:..ta !or invstitMJon, of ,drunken driving. •; • I • -., · HotlfWed 1·· Magny Landstad Jensen of ·r-'·Costa Mesa has won a medal ''.'''or her poetry from the World ~·-~ongress of Poets. The Nor· 'f:ltegian·born woman has been ~~entified as a "champion poet'' ~y the organization. "' 111,•. ,.,3-year-old ~barged With tilli Folks . t·~,, ng ~ N.C. (UPI) -A 13-year-~"~, descrlbed by police as quiet ud mild mannered, was charged here wfth killing his mother and father in ftfeir Cbris'tmas-decorated trailer home. : Officers said the youth, whose name w~1 not released because of his age, 1'.lhot bis mother in the chest with a :38 caliber pistol and .then killed his .t@Jer with a blast from a .20 gauge shotgun. Detectives said rifle shots were tleli pumped into both bodies. ::n'nle victims, Douglas Elton Lofton, '·' ~ Bettie Carr Lofton, 30, were tilol before midnight Satutday. •i;>.tt!fbe boy said he loved bis mother ·.feicy much and his father and wouldn't ~ve done It for anything in the world," Mid: Capt. C. M. Grant. "He said he dWn't know what happened. l·t"They never had trouble with him ,..Ore," Grant said. ''He was kind of i ~ smart child," no ling he was quiet ia.!((I mil4 mannered. . .; Officers said the small, black-haired ilghth grader showed no emotion during ,questioning, but tears filled , his eyes ~ his sister's husband came to see MJ.m al the county jail. ·Mrs. Lofton was shot in the chest !Ji:'. the center bedroom of the mobile p. Officers said the father, sleeping ift'8. rear bedroom, apparently jumped JM of bed and was shot in the face ilit1 chest in the hallway. ~ltbfton worked 85 a truck driver and illO•coup!e had three older childreo living .IWay from home. ~ ~e boy was being held without bond tin a double murder charge. Sikh Fasts Over " E,thiopia Famine ~ 'RA VENS'l'IIORPE , England WP!) -'.fi. AS-year-0\d sikh entered the third 'wttk of a 40-day fast today and said, ;•J. am extremely hungry." · ,_.,f'4anjit Singh began his fast to draw i~tion to the victims of a famine hi · Ethiopia that has claimed an jiromated 50,000 Jives. I ·"Something has to be dooe to prick itbe world's conscience over the disaster Pn Ethiopia. particularly at Christmas lwhen so much food will be consumed lby more fortunate people," he said at pus home. ·.·~~~~~~~~~~~_--.. OU.HSI COAST ~· l ! l DAILY PILOT T~I Or1noe Cout OA.ILV Pll01, wit~ w~lt~ lf '91'1bl....i "'' N1w1-Prn1. 11 Pllllllllltd e~ the Or•ntt: ,c .. ,, PijDll\l'li"9 COITl~nv. 51~ "''' ldltlo!'l1 ••• 1111bll1llld, Mor6ty r~rovgll .. r!oll•Y• tor COiii Mn1, N1wii.rt llltCll, HunllnQlton lltaci'l/FO\lll!fln Y1llty, Lqun1 aMdl, lrvll'le/SH<lltMCll. .rid Sin c;i.-i.1 $111 J11111 CIPi1!rt no. A ll"lllt rt'OtGNI N lllon 11 llulllltlled Slhlr'dlYI Incl 5111'1111\'I, Tl>t prlMlpil ,.,otf"'lfll pl1nt It 11 Ht !Nnt ••Y Sltftf, Coll• Mt11, C1\lfernl1, m11. •• i..rt tt w ... '"'IHnt ...... "'1blltlllr Jee• a. Curl1y Vk1 f'r•ld'"I 11111 GIMr•I #1-..r Tlriom•• K10,.il Edltor Tlrioll!I-.: A. Mur,Mi i110 M.•rit•r.. 1:11 ..... • Clri1t4H H, Looi "ic•1,,f 'P. N1tt Anhltnl MllOlt"'9 E~lllln - ' Bomb Kill s 3, lnj~es 36 Other s BELf'A T !l!Pll -A bomb went off prematurely in the . hands or 11n Irish Republican Ar1ny (lllA) n1 embcr tod ay, killing at leas t three persons and wounding 36 others celebrating Chri!tmas Eve in a border town pub, an army spokesman said. Two of the dead in the explosion in ttie Malachy Clark Bar in Downtown Newry were believed to be IRA men, the spokesman said. Five or the injured were described as in "very serlOUI" coodition, four of them with limbs blown off. The spokesman called the e1plosion the worst in several months and said it cou1d be the start or a Christmas holiday bomb campaign by the ffiA , which has refused to call a Christmas truce for the first time since political and religious strife erupted in Northern I re land in August, 1969. The deaths raised to 925 the total killed in the more than four years of violence among majority Protestants, minority Catholics and security forces in Ulster. The force or the explosion demolished the bar and smashl'd the windows or a passing bus loaded with Christmas shoppers. "It was a terrible sight," a policeman at the scene said. "Arms and legs were blown all over the place." Two ,IRA men had just entered the pub with a bomb and ordered everyone to leave whe~ the device went off, according to a survivor. "One of them had just said we had five minutes to run when it went up,·' the witness said. "It blew the two gunmen to smithereens." Services Held Today for Star Of Newport Team r:;pmorial services were conducted to- day at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church for John Gust, 17, a Newport Harbor High School student killed Saturday in a traffic accident. The all-Orange Coast area football center and a iriend were on their way to Mammoth Mountain for a ski weekend when their car skidded off Highway 395 near Lone Pine. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gust, Jr. of Newport Beach; a brother, Peter, and two sisters, Blair and Tracey Lynn. He is also survived by his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. \Yilliam Gilmore ol Newport Beach.' The family has suggested memorial contributions to the John Gust Athletic Fund in care of the principal, at Newport Harbor High School. Daria Point's Grace Van e Dies Private memorial services were held today for Grace Vane of Dana Point, who died Friday. She was 83. A native of SL Louis, Missouri, li'lrs. Vane was an attorney for the Rockefeller Foundation for 20 years. She had lived in Orange County three years and in California 40 years. She is survived by sons Ray of Dana Point and Frank of Washington; two sisters; one brother; three grandchildren and one · great~grandchild. Funeral ar· rangements were handled by Sheffer La~ Beach Mortuary. May or Appointe<l Fltn:d Chairmcui \Vestminster Mayor Philip Anthony has been appointed chairman of the 1974 Huntington Beach Union High School District Scholarship Fund. Anthony said his goal ts to raise S20,000 in !Cbotar1hips for student! who will graduate in June. Assisting Anthony will he Harry Case, a Huntington Beach educator; Cay Moordin of Fountain Vall ey; Dennis Courtemarche, Seal Beach city manager, and Ferren Otristensen cf the high school district. Since its founding In 1962. the fund has provided more than $41 ,000 to 325 graduating seniors, Olrlstensen said. Israel Support Up PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) -A growing number of Americans support Israel despite the Arab oil embargo against the United States and other O)Ufllries. according to the Gallup Poll. 11lll Gallup find.Uigs, released SUnday, show a return of support for lsrael, whose popularity reached 54 percent a111C111g the 1,511 pef10ns lnlervlewe<I acroa the OOW1tyy betW""'1 Dee. 7 and IQ. I Bridgitag t he Freeway \Vork is proceeding on the Alicia Parkway overpass between La Paz l{oad and El Toro Road exits on San Diego Freeway in Mission Viejo. The interchange, scheduled to open in February, is expe<:ted to re- Coffee Crisis? • Bra zil Cuts Export, Hikes Price RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -Brazil, the world's No. I coffee pro- ducer whose main market is the United States, announced major cof- fee price hikes today c~upled with ~harp cuts in expor~ .. The government said it was taking ~dvantage of a ns~ng market and a "situation of shortages." It added 1t would run the nsk of com- peting against cheaper coffee from other countries. Green coffee will go from 60 cents a pound to 63 in January, 63.5 cents in February, 64 cents in March, 65 cents in April, 66.5 cents in 'fw1ay and 68 cents in June, the government said. It added that prices for instant coffee will go from $1.~8 a pound for the spray-dry variety to $1.33 in April, $1.34 in May and $1.35 in June. .Carlos Andrade Pinto, president of the Brazil Coffee Institute, told a news conference Brazil will export only 5.1 million 132·pound bags of green coffee during the first six months of 1974, compared with 9.1 million bags the first half of this year. Abplanalp Firm Hired P·resident as Attorney WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix- on's close friend Robert H. Abplanalp hlred Nixon a decade ago as a lawyer, the Washington Post bad quoted an Abplanalp associate as saying. The newspaper quoted John J . Baessler a fonner president and co- founder 'with Abplanalp of Precis~on Volve Corp., as saying Abplanalp came to him with the proposition that they hire Nixon. then a partner in a New York City law firm. .. Baessler said the company ~·anted to be left alone by the federal govern- ment, which '"'as constantly requesting work front Precision Valve, the Post reported. Baessler said he oould not recall the fee paid Nixon. Vincent A. Carberry a spokesman for Abplanalp, told the Post that Precision Valve, based in Yonkers, N.Y., employed Nixon "to help him out" and to make use or the Nixon's finn's experience in Japan, where the company was open- ing a subsidiary. Abplanalp loaned Nixon $265.000 to, help the President purchase his San Clemente home in 1969 but subsequently cancelled the debt when he and Charles G. "Bebe" Rebozo, anot~r NixQD Criend, bought back some of the property. . te hange at Canada Road lieve traffic snarls in the area. Another m re . north of La Paz is expecU.d to help, loo. Nixon, Kis singer Confer -On Middle Ea st Situation WASHINGTON CUPil -Pfesident Nixon and Secretary of State Hellf")' A. Kissinger conferred today about the Middle East. They met in the Lincoln sitting room or the White House immediately after Nixon's return from a weekend at camp David, ~!d. The White Hol!Slt said .they were discussing the crisis in the ~itddle East, where Kissinger visited on a 1$-day overseas trip that ended Saturday. The meeting luted one hour. There was no immediate report on details of the conversation. Nixext arrived at the White House in a three-car motorcade after a 91} minute, 70-mile drive through the ~1aryland countryside. Kissinger was waiting to meet him. The Nixons p I an n e d .fo spend Christmas in the White House wbere they will open gifts in the morning and then eat a turkey dinner. White House aides u·ere unable to say whether Nixon u·ouJd fly to Key Biscayne, Fla. Wednesday as he hoped for a l<ktay holiday, Nixon has passe:d the word that he would not pemut the usual "pool" of report ers and cameramen to accompany him to Florida. and that they must get there on their own. Kissinger, wtio returned Saturday night from a ll-nanon trip to Ewope and the Middle East, talked with Nixon by telephooe Sunday. Nixon also had before him a number of bills passed by Congress before ad- journment, but not the emergency energy legislation he hoped to reeeh·e to deal with the energy shortages. Awaiting presidential action v.·ere : -A $73.7 billion 1974 defense ap- propriation bill. -Legislat ion designed to merge and nlodernize seven Northeastern and hfidwestem railroads. -A manpower bill designed to create jobs and train unemployed penons. -A $S.8 billion foreign aid measure including $2.6 billion foe Israel -A bill increasing Social Soc:ur11y benefits by ti percent lac retired Ind disabled worken, widoWI and depmdmt children. * Frot1t Pqe l MIDEAST .•. and the types and quantities ol lh<tr arms.'' "(Israeli troop ) withdrawal to the borders of 1967 should be the last stage" or the disengagement talks, Es:rptian Foreign ltUnister Ismail Fahmi told the Cairo newspaper Al Gombourlya. He said the Geneva talks will be "completely differerit" rrom the Im!U- Egyptian disengagament lalla that : broke down Nov. 29 at kUomeler IOL : Pope Hold s Mass VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Popt Paul VI. hopeful of lasting peace in lhe Middle East as be marks hi.s loth Christ.mu as Roman Catholic JIC!'ntiff, ce.lebratd midnight ~lass tonightin St. Peter's Basilica. His sermon from a small throne in front of the main altar was being tele\ised around the world, the Vatican said. "\Ye didn't \Vant them (the govern· ment) to know what y;e were doing. We were afraid they'd steal our ideas," Baessler said. He added that he agreed to hire Nixon only on a.smll'anCe that Nixon would "keep the snoopers out.'.' Huntington Seeks Ener gy Crisis Citizens' Panel 'TIS THE SEASON TO BUY WHOLESALE The city's environmental council hopes to establish a community-wide energy panel in Huntington Beach to help develop conservation measu res. The environmentalists have decided to start with city hall, according to Bill Foster, vice chairman of the ad· visory group. "We· already know that city govern- ment is trying to cut down fuel con- sumption, but we want to help by foi:m· ing a city hall energy panel," Foster said today. "Then we can use that as a springboard for the community panel." · . The establishment of a community panel, with representatives from homeowners, business and o t h e r seg ments, was recommended last week by the council's own recently forml'd energy committee. f<~oster said no specific actions have been suggested because the council \vants to concentrate its effort on form- ing the energy panels a.nd let those panels establish guidelines. "\Ye could put out brochures on steps which can be taken in tbe home · to save· ener~l but a lot or organizations are doing z.nat, so we didn't feel one more mailer would really help," Foster said. Viejo Patient Sues Physician A Mission Viejo man has sued hi s surgeon for $S.6 million in an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that charges the defendant with negligent performance or a vasectomy. Charles E. Kriss states the negligence of Dr. Jerome ~· Levy, 238119 El Toro Road, El Toro. May I has caused him considerable "physical and emotional distress." Kriss further claims that Levy did not disclose the lac!$ and risks Involved Jn a vasectomy operaUon before he perfonntd the male ster1UiaUon Pl'<> cedure. • • • This holiday we have a truly unu sual offer to make you: you promise to come into our store to do yo ur Christmas shopping and we'll promise to give you whole sale prices on th e gifts you select Come to the Pre-Chri stmas Sale at Ra citi's Costa Mesa Jewelry & Loan and buy all your jewelry gifts at wholesale or le<s. Get the sa me top- quality merchandise that you'd get from th e fin es! specialty store, but at a fraction of the cost. Buy diamonds and turqu oise and other fine jewelry at 50% off! Top na me televisions and stereophonic sou nd equipment and the widest range of cameras and acces sories and sporting goods for skiers and campers and their friends. And records and tapes and radios and tape decks and whatever your heart desires. • All at prices you truly can afford . AT RACITI'S WE KNOW ~HAT TO DO BEFORE CHRISTMAS! ... RACITl'S Costa Mesa Jewelry & Loan Weekdays 9-9 :00/Saturday 9-6 :00 I Sunday 12·5 :00 1838 Newport Boulevard Costa Mesa. California.92627 Phone (714) 646·7741 acroa NtWPor1 Boulevard from the U.S. Nallonal Bank al Harbor Boulevard • ·, I I I 3 not old T all· ele and .. wr ., so int .. or da .. stu .. t c . .. .. Do an .. bot To " Iuc as Ch w pa glv big SU th pla th in s wi re w of •• th H ri OU a 2 J 3 OA!LY PILOT Monday, 0tc'tmbtr 24, l<J7) .. .Josi ~ Coas ting i!!'J La.guna Recalls 1970 Yule Happenin Gift Wrappin g No Easy Chore YULETIDE ~URACLES DEPT. -A ru~y thing happened on my war to doing the Christmas package wrapping this year. I ran out of packages, cellophane tape, bows, ribbons and labels an at lhe same lime. This bas to be some kind of happy omen. ~faybe it will mean I'll have a coordinated New Year. Always in years past, you do all this cutting. taping, ribbon-wrapping and label sticking only to get down to the last three packages some lime in the late hours of Christmas Eve. You look around ror some more of the merry paper and find you have nothing left but two scraps and an old department store carrying bag. THAT BRINGS ON the trip to the all-night market. One woeful-looking clerk is still on ·duty. You smile brightly and announce : "May I see your selection of Christmu wrapping· paper please?" .. . "Selection?" he says with a croaking sort of voice, his eyes staring out blankly into space beyond the neon beer sign. "Look, buddy, we haven't had a selection of wrapping paper in here ror three days. "We had one roll or some purple stuff about three hours ago." "Y.'ELL FINE, l'LL take that. I guess I can't be too choosy at this late hour. .. "You won't be choosv nt all. buddy. Don't have that roll of · wrapping paper anymore.·· ··vou sold ii then:·· "No, lll'O ladies was iJL..here and both saw that paper at the same time. Tore it to shreds in a tug-o-war." 'tToo bad. And I guess I'm out of luck.·· The clerk·s eyes. however, brightened as he peered out from behind the counter and over the girlie magazine rack . 11REY, BUDDY, I've got It. See. you take some of these plastic baggies here and tape. 'cm all together ... " Ah. well , those are the ghosts of Christmases Past. You ne\'cr forget how when the kids were yoWlg and you prepared all thole packages. Special attention was . alw3ys given to wrapping and ribboning the big toy that wen\ under the tree. The super dollhouse with electric lights. Or the totally automatic jet airport llith plane's that could actually fly through the window glass. YOU COULD HARDLY wail for morn- 1.r!g when the little darling. eyes all sparkling, began to unwrap that very special gift from St. Nick. You watched with eager anticipation as he or she removed that last tissuepaper which would reveal the Toy of the Year. Abruptly, there are wondroos peals of laughter and joy. Your darling chifti sets aside the $49.50 Super.Toy. He puts: the box. it came in over his head. He plays with tha t all day. . Ah. the Ghosts ol Chrlsmases past. And may r wish to you that all your ribbons, paper and Ct>Jlophane tape rome out even beJore the dawn's early light. AND A MERRY CHRISTMAS to You, and to You, a Good Night t Reader Family Captures Viejo Grand Prize Graod Prtze in the M i s s i o n Viejo 1;\eautifuJ Christmas home decorating contest was awarded to Charles and Rosemary Reader of 24322 Cbri.santa Drive Wednesday night. The Readers were presented $50 and a lrophy. · Other first place \.\'inners were : -Reli.itious category, Ron. Rich. and Randy Hodgens, 24741 Mosquero Drive. -Creative category, John Miller and James' 'Fulton of 26521 Via Gorrioo. .-Santa theme, Elroy. and Marge Oman of 24635 ltfosquero Drive. The four ·winners were 1 chosen from 20 entries. Judges were Sue Lederman, Jim Ayre!, Valerie Pingel, and Jeanne and Haro!d Gagnebln. No Newport Trasli Pickup There w'iH be no trash collections In Newport Stach on Tuesday, city General Services Director Jacob Mynders• reminded rl!iidents to- day. Residential areas normally glvf!:n pickup servlct on Tuesday wlll have trash collectlons on their next regular day, Whf~ ii Friday, Myndene utd. The ume scliedule wlll be followed !or New Year's !lay which also falls on a Tuesday. ir I By FREl)EluCJC SCtlOEMEHL • Of .. OtlfY ,. _,.,. Tl\ey came ii,ooo slronf to a seaaide town ealled Lafl\Ull Beach, spread their sleeping bags • on Ille eold •lopes of Sycamore Hl.ll"C shared every tmap.ablc drug and wlsnea eacll other Merry Christ· mas. To those wbo took part, it wu a ~ Hol y Land Preparing For Fete BETHLEHEM (UPI) -The spirit of peace pervaded the war-weary Holy Land today ror pilgrims trekking to the hilltop town of Bethlehem for Christmas Eve services at the site \vhere Christ "'as bo.rn. Soldiers in combat gear guarded all entrances to the ancient se ttlement nesll· ed in !he Judean Hills, allowing in only those with special invitations <lr passes to guard against possible Arab guerrilla attacks during the two-day Christmas celebration. The Roman Catholic patriaiCh or Jerusalem, h-1sgr. Giacomo Belfritti. led a procession of altarboys and priests that set out in-swmy weather rrom the Jaffa gate of the old walled capital. To the chiming salute o! bells in the tov,.er of the Church of the Nativity, the two-columned procession reached manger square at 1':20 p.m. Beltritti was greeted by Mayor Elias Reij. city officials and church dignitaries. dream. For Laguna O.ach city officials, it was~ nightmare. The 1970 Christmas happeoing in L'1guna Canyon was the brainchild of a group who hung around a vegetarian restlwcant ealled · Mlllabee Treats on Thalia Street. They wanted to "celebrate the birth of Jesus <3lrist" in 1 different \\lay -free of the coinmerclalism. · · They printed expeo&ive posters . and ran ruu page ads in a Los Angeles underground newspaper, encouraging everyone to Joy aside tinsel·covered trees and foll-wrapped packages and "come together" In Laguna Beach. The word spread across the Unlted States, canada and even Europe. Sa11t 1i Drives a B11s City officials ·tried lo downplay the event. But th<!y were v.·orricd. There "·ere frequent meetings at city hall. Surrounding police agencies were asked to stand by. Crowd control strategics were made. The pres.sure took Its toll. Police Chief Kenneth l·luck. just da)'S b cf or c As · the Hne of cassock·clad figures entered the square, the security person· nel kept a ll'ary eye on visitors. So1ne police "'hispered into walkie-talkies as they patrolled . A Jell'ish police band struck up "0 Come, All Ye 1'~aithful." Friday was the last day of school before Christmas in Newport Beach and Costa :fi.les:t and l\1rs. ~large Keefe. a bus driver for the Ncwport-ri1esa Unified School District. was right in style. She drove her rounds in a Santa suit. '12 Days of Christ1nas' "Things are different he.re," said lss..1 Lama, a 24-year-old Arabic and history leacher Y.'ho lives in the town . ''I can't put my finger on it e~actly. I guess it's just that people aren't as happy as usual." Count y Named Co-def enda11t 111 Lawsuit Inflation Hits Yule \Gifts Orange County has been named a codefendant In a lawsuit which seeks lo have ':the California Noise Standards declared unconstitulional, it was learned today. Assistant counly counsel Robert Nutt· man said Orange County. Los Angeles . San f'rancisco and San Diego -all of which operate airports -are among those named in the suit. The California Noise Standards were adopted in 1971 and seek 10 force airports to eliminate the impact of jet noise on resktential areas. The suit, fi led &y the Air Transport Associatiori, will go to trial in San Francisco sometime next year, Nuttn1an said. He said Orange County was named as codefendant because it has instituted some of the noise abatement practices required under the act. SAN FRANCISCO (AP I ~ Want to buy lour true love a partridge in a pear tree and the accompanying French hens, leaping lords and mai~s amilking for the "Twelve Days of Christmas?'. Be prepared to pay at least $12,40'2 .. The Christmas girt list that some gallant Englishman prepared for his lady love back in the 1700s has~ been hit by inflation. However, an extensive look·but-don't· buy shopping expedition here proved that you can still purchase the 12 gifts, although some are a little hard to find. Here is what one man's ·search for the Twelve Days of Christmas found : -A partridge in a pear tree. The partridge was the hardest gift to find, the pear tree one of the easiest. The partridge was located through a San Francisco poultry dealer at the Quail Farm in Echo Springs, Ark. The owner said her smallest previous order to the West Coast was for 1.000 birds but as it was as~al gift, she agreed For Needg Fa11allles For the third year in a row, the Parent.Teacher Organization al Bush· ard School gathered food , clothing, toys and even Christmas trees for needy families In Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. Prtpar· ing the Christmas boxes for delivery to 22 families Friday were (from rear Jeannine Lama, PTO vice presjdent; Jill Irwin, student council president; Betty Mlgnanelli , PTO pre~ldent, and Barbie Barretto, school nurse. • I to supply one in a cage by air freight for $31. Pear trees are out of season in Dece'mber, but the San Rafael Nursery said it probably could find one for ~5.95. -Two turtle doves. The Tropical Isle. Pet Shop in San Francisco will sell two white ones for $19.95. -Three French hens. A French hen was just a common hen in England. A common hen at the American Poultry Co. here costs $4.50 -$13.50 for lhree. -Four Calley bird s. Calley birds are blackbirds, though today's song often says calling birds. Dairy fanner Martin Larsen of Napa said he'd catch them with a net for $30. -Five golden rings. Tiffany's of San Francisco sells 18 karat gold rings at $150 apiece -$750 for five. · to -Six geese a·laying. Lewis DeMis Jr. of Riverbank sells geese for about $75 a pair -but this gift would reqWre all r e m a I e s . Nonetheless, he put the total at $225. -Seven swans a-swimming. Dennis also had swans. \Vhite Mutes at $350 apiece or Australian Black Swans at $200. Cost of seven Aussie blacks: $1,400. -Eight maids a·milking. The San Francisco Bay area has a dearth of .milkmaids but Glen Parkinson of Oak Glen Farms in Sonoma., said Aut11m11, th• 5 y11r old 41119ht1r of Mr. & Mr1. Lloyd Vttidi¥•t of Pl1ttntlt wiih1s t¥ttvo111 1 Hippy Holld1v St1to11 . . ' / a portable milking machine costing $400 will service eight cows. The cows cost $700 apiece excluding fodder. Total cost: $5.600 for the milkers and $400 for the milkee. -Nine pipers piping. The Prince Charles Pipe Band in San Rafael has more than 60 pipers at its disposal who would play for $50 apiece. 'Nine pipers cost $450. -Ten ladies dancing. The Lavonne Talent and ~1odeling Agency of San Francisco will provide 10 young ladies in long dresses for eight hours of dancing for $100 apiece. Total cost: $1,000. -Elveii lords a-leaping. America is a lordless society but Lavonne said it would be happy to provide actors wearing powdered wigs , waistcoats and breeches for $125 apiece. LaVonne wanted assurances, however, that the lords would have some breaks and wouldn't have to leap for the full eight hours. Total cost for leapers: lt.375. -Twelve fiddlers fiddling. Musicians Union Local 6 said 12 men fiddling for four hours would run $648. Anything over four hours is overtime at $113.40 an hour. Total cost of fiddlers for eight full hours: $1.101.60. Total cost for the 12-day, gift giving ~ree: $12.402.55. But remember that doesn •t include state or federal taxes. Or mileage for the actors and musicians. Or foOO for the cows and geese and swans. and strain. On Forest Avenue , merchanta pressed concern that their shops be plundered and that 1u11 .. ea.le frontallons bet..,,.·een police and Y \\"OUld occur. Only four days organizers annoWlced the coming tog v:ould be held nt Sycamore Hills, mil es from the downtown area. As the first youths began to tr into tov.·n. a large wooden stage con structed at the mouth of the C that rWlS through Sycamore Hilb. There was talk th8t the biggest na in rock music would fly in by hell and play for the gathering. ~J. T\vo days before Christmas, abou i"1 you ths \\'ere camping at the canf'r site. On Christmas Eve day, the cro\ had grown to several hundred . ..We he.i.rd it was going to be a celebration of the birth of Jesus, so \\·e deeided to come out," said one youth v.·ho hitchhiked from New York. Chrislmas da y da"11ed crisp and clear and the cro\vd grew from several hun· dred 10 sevcrnl thousand in just hours. Cars lined Laguna Canyon road . Traffic finally became so congested that Laguna \vas sealed off. Only motorists who could offer proor of residence were allowed to drive i¥O town , and then only from Pacific Co•t HiJl'.h"·ay. Families invited to spend OtriS?nu with relatives were turned away, uni~ they were willing to walk in. f Happening-bound youths parked cai's as far away as South Laguna and t i Morro to walk to the site. Laguna CanYili Road was a giant sidewalk. lvith llter8tt hundreds marching to Sycamore Hilla:. By nightfall, estimates said 3:>,000 persons were holding rorth on SycamOre Hills. •·· They sat around fires fueled • bJ, chaparral. smoked marijuana. drank •.vine. laughed and cried. and hung on for three da ys. Those \\'ho didn't bring food \Vere fed at an outside kitchen Y.'hich served rice. vegetables and bread. · .. ,: , Those v.·ho didn 'l bring drugs hail no problems purchasing them from veg: dors who did. ..,.,1 Eight serious overdoses resu lteilr seven babies were delivered ; one young man died. City officials set up headquarters bl the Surf and Sand Hotel. Windolvs 1lf city hall \vere boarded up. Inside pol~ department personnel worked through tense 12·hour shifts. Law enforcement officers from ot~ Orange County cities waited on ~ Laguna Beach High School football fie}cti Three days after C~istmas, city 'of4 ficials decided the party \\"aS over lnH as dawn broke Dec. 28. police wearing riot gear came over the hills and mofttl the hangers-on out. 1 ., By the time the police sweep t06k place, only a few thousand of the origiijJil 20.000 were left. 1~,. City crews moved in immediately 110 clean up the site. Unclaimed property was kept for three days, then destroyed. While the happening was over, ti@! furo r raised by it was not. City official& were condenmed by some for being to lenient, by others for being too ha~ The city coundl spent COWltless ~ listening to both sides and finally ended up approving a "crowd Jaw" requJriag special permits and facilities for any gathering over 2,500 persons. " The council al.so learned the entire affair cost the city $70,00'.l. Other citte! which sent personnel to Laguna also had lo foot part of the bill. ~~ Then Mayor Richard Goldberg mff< it olear "that this was not the first Christmas happening in Laguna Be1&. It is the last." 1 ' But no sooner was the Christmas hai. penin~ becoming a memory than 'its organtzers were planning another one.1 But Laguna Beach officials breathe\! easy. The next coming together took place in BaUarat. a Death Valley minlup- hamlet, population IO, over Easter 19i~. Happy. Holidays Moy *"'• GtlC•, P•o11c1 o1nd Ho1ppi11•11 of 1n old·f11ltion•d Chri1tm11 l:te with voii ~-··· frOlfl ~ 11 Tite R•d 11110011 ltd. ,.ASHIOM ISWD • ............... ...._ TOWM & COUM"Tll, °'"""' cn41 ..... """'""T'Ofl .. ...... ~ '"' ..... , ... • I , • "' I t • I t I ' ( I I I I I I I I i " DAILY PILOT .EDITORIAL PAGE • • ' , ·"" .. " " f l G l. - I I A Shabby Performance Unsavory politicking on the Ora nge County Boa rd of Supervisors reached a new low last week with an incredible maneuver by Supervisor Ralph Died~ich which may cost the county a 5.500-acrc wilderness park. . . In a 3-2 vote, the bozird withdrew the counly's $4.4 mdhon offer to buy the vast Starr Ranch i11 the hills above San J uan Capistrano. It would have been the larg- est open-space purchase ever made by the county. Diedrich"s unexpec ted proposal lO withdraw the ol· £er came in an off-agenda item at the end of a meeting and was husUed through with a minimum of discussion and no public hearing. Supervisors Robert Battin and Ralph Clark supported Diedrich, voting down board Chairman Ronald Caspers and Supervbor David Baker. Caspers immedlately charged Dledrlch with attempt· ing retribution !or Caspers' earlier relusal lO back a Diedrich proposal to dissolve the Irvine Ranch agricul· tural preserves. Unfo11unately he seems lO be right on target. There was absolutely no valid reason for the Diedrich maneu- ver. It can only be regarded as a completely callous pow· er pby, designed to satisfy an ego and an arrogance \\•hic h apparently know no bounds -even when the wel· fa re of th~ county is at stake. Now the Starr Ranch Foundation. a conglomerate of 10 charities which holds title to the land. has an· nounced it will be obliged to place the property on the open market. The co unty's offer to purchase the ranch had .ear· lier been spurred by reports that Japanese and other interests were inqwring about buying the property for development, with reported offers as high as $6.6 mil- lion. The northern 5,000 acres of the ranch already has been donated to the Audubon Society as a wildlife pre- serve. Diedrich based his action on the flimsy pretext that the loundation had delayed respondlng to the county's offer and was trying to make a deal to relain !or its c~arities a hair interest in any royalties the county n1ight obtain if in the futu re ii should decide to operate the ranch gravel reso urces. !\ foundation spokesman said it was felt the co unty's P.urch~se offer was low. but it would have been accepted since .1t guaranteed preservation of the land for tbe peo- ple ol Orange County. Supervisor Caspers, clearly taken aback by Died· rich's bombshell, bas suggested the Grand Jury may want lO lock into the highly questionable manner in whi ch the matter was handled. Meanwhile, the Starr Ranch is up for bids, and the people of Orange County are the losers. Season Still Glows It was not what anyone would call a ''vintage year" for Christmas decorations in our Orange Coast area. Yet, there have been those who have managed to present a cheerful face to the world -in the form of bright. and colorful (unlighted, in many instances) holi· day displays. At homes and businesses all along the" Orange Coast. To those, and to the tradllional "40.Miles of Christ· mas ?miles" contest which this year continued as a "daylight competition," we owe thanks for helpin g us remember that the Christmas season has always been about the happiest time of year around these parts. Congratulations to the winners of the competition and to the Ora~ge County Coast Association, co·sponsor .M the event with the Dally Pilot, for proving that shar- mg the sptnt and the message of the holidays need not be depe ndent on colored lights. Alarming' Impact Of British Crisis Dear Gloo111 y Gus Denios See Advantage it• 1' ote Delay WASHINGTON -In Britain there was not the slightest hint in such prestigious journal! as "the Economist'' or the power shortage shutdo'Nl'l which plactd lhe nation on half-time. '·'Next week's crisis" was dealt with relatively briefly and gas rationing was discussed. but the. full impact of Prime Minister Heat h's drastic action was not foreseen. Foggy references "'ere made. to a world-wide recession and t h e "wor3t t ::risis since the ,var," bOL it can n o '" is a contradiction of previous experience when economic crisis and unemployment curtailed demand and ar least brought prices tumbling down to lessen the im- pact on average peo~le. Those old enough to remember the great depre~ion of . the 30s will recall with nostalgia the lo'v cost or Jiving, if you could get enough income to live on. BUT NEXT year's recession. ir there is one, will be a high priced one because there is not anything in prospect to show that the Nixon government can bring prices down or that big unions in this cowttry will shrink from the be seen that what v.·o~ bappening v;as the complete breakdown of the managed economy in a semi-Socialist state. 'l1IE S4>CAU.ED "incomes policy" wage grabs of the miners and railway which the U.S. bas imitated in the various men in Britain. In fact, as prices rise; phases of wage and prict! control was 90 do wage demands, on and on in unequal to the pressure or politically series. supported big union wage grabs. British Increased unemployment with rising industry was literally half paralyzed an d prices is a lethal formula for government there are now predictions of 4-0 per-economic czars. So the economic direc· cent o( the total work force becoming tors , unable to control inflation, can talk Wlemplc>yed, partially caused by the only oC preventing or holding down un- Arab oil cutoff, but overwhelmingly due employment, Vt'hich is what President Nix· to the ·breakdown of economic manage· on is thinking about in as yet inexpliC'it ment by the government. terms. This is a disast er of proportions \\'hich In th e' beginning, Nixon thought he can hardly be imagined in this country \\•ould not manage the economy, then he because it \VOUld mean 30 mill ion changed his mind and deCidcd that he une mployed in the most vola tile and could , and \\t>uld have to, if inflation dangerous of social and political con-\\'ere to be checked. It was then that he ditions. adoPted, on the urging or Federal Re- Something like that was neverthe less serve Chairman Arthur Burns. the Ameri- a spectre when President Nixon met · · with bis chief economic advisers who can 1nutation of the British incomes pol· icy. But he has no( been able to make thereupon issued reassuring statements the policy work, ,a'nd now he has before that it. 11can't happen here." \Vhat can happen, however, is a recession ac· his eyes the B?tish economic disaster. I'd be glad to help conserve elec- tricity by firing up my old kerosene lamps -if it weren't for the kero- sene shortage. J.C. 0)MWW Gin COITllMllTl ll't 1111H!tftted by ... ... ,.. 111d .. ""' l!KtMl'11y ~t fht vi.. Cit tlll nw••1111r. Stlld '1'19r ptt ""'' '-Gloo'"Y Gus. Oallr Piiat. here a full and complete freeze on \Vages and prices, which is the quick solution occurring to everybody y,·ho ha s forgotten that it does not work very weJI. Applied tG gas and oil, such a freeze would mea.1 rationing and it might mean the same thing for meat if Ille meat producers re- spond as they did last summer. Jn the present atmosphere. v.•ilh the AFL-CJO already damoring for Nixoo 's re6ignation or impeachment, it is not hard to imagine a labor explosion of serious proportions. In Britain the feared response-is a general strike. Increased taxes is another remedy and Nixoo shies away from this even as a method af pricing gasoline buyers out of the market. · TI!E PROSPECT of a high priced recession has brought with it problems the economic directors do not kno\v how to handle, short of letting the coun- try have a good old-fashioned depression and deflation which would end any pretense that · Nixon could contiJtue to govern the country. We shall undoubtedl y see. when Presi- dent Nixon presents his new plans to Congress next January, a general belt- tightening program -big cuts in government programs, except f o r defense. maybe some new taxes in some areas, but in general an austere. self· denial theme emphasizing restraint and frugality . At least, there is nothing in the British experience to copy this time. oompanied by continued inflation, which AS IN TAIN, there will be urged Study Discounts Patrol Car Value A n1orbid historian intent on fondling the fallacies which move the cultures of the Western \Vorld 1vould have the 1in1c of hi.s life considering ou r notions of crime and punishment. !\=olx>dy I':re met kno\1·s \\'hat the right « wrong \vay of approaching this prob- ble1n in the late 20th century-might be. It is certain the meth· ods ""' use in this country are unwork- able, meaningless and rooted in fanta· sy. Our jails are ;iCademies !or rhe honing of criminal skills. There isn't the slightest confinnation to start with, of the notion that punishment has anythtng to do with reducing crime. TAKE THE matter or squad car patrol, or "preventive patrol" as the cops coll ll. Half or the $4.5 billion spent each year for police protection by the cities, towns and counties or the U.S. is 1llocated to squad car patrol. It is an article of faith in police deparlme111.s tbot this is the most e!· £iclent way to prevent and handle crime. There have been lboee in the pas t wbo have bad their dou bis about this lhtsla. Police statlatica sboW lhal at least 54 .,....,.,.1 of all serious ¢mes occur in bouaes. apartmenls and stom wbk:b 1n1 llOl "flsible to ofli<m in their patn>I can. A ,_.t e\aliortle yeal'lotl( police (CHARLES McCAB~ study of the patrol car's efficiency in Kansas City thro\\'S a long and dark shadow on the patrol car effi ciency theory. The test see ms to show that th e presence of the squad car simply does not prevent ctime. THE TEST was conducted in a 30-mile- square area or Kansas City from Oct. l, 1972, until Sept. 30, 1973. It was designed by the KC police department under a $461.244 grant from the Police Foundation, a nonprofit law enforcement research program·. It was monitored by an outside team of evaluators. The key finding was that in matched areas of the city with no regular patro1 cars, one pa trol car, and four or five patrol cars there were virtually no changes in the levels of reported crime during the one-year period. Th e cops are convinced. Said James Newman, the assistant chief of the Kansas City Police Department : "11te experiment, the lint of its kind we khow aboot, proves that preventive patrol of marked cars bas a minimal Impact on crime. "We Just went out and proved that the Uberal cliche Is comt\: Crime Is caused by social conditions which very rrequcntly are beyond the contro1 or the police.'' PATROL CARS an useful ou!lide of crime prevention. In fact lhey are need- ed in the 80 pet cent of the specific things police do which do not involve crime at all. It may be time , however, to re-think the squad car and get back lo the usefulness o{ the beat cop. Said Supervisor DiaMe Feinslein on hearing of the KC experiement: "I have always been a strong advocate of beat policemen, men walking the beat, not necessrily riding in patrol cars. PartlcuJarly in impacted areas and crime-critical areas. "I don't see lhe roving patrol car providing any deterrent !actor. I think the presence of policemen in the com- munity has a p;o&ltive e f le c t demonstrated by the re-opening of two police stations rccenUy. 1be way people feel about cops Is as Important as statistics on crtme. Beat_JOps make people feel that policem§" are more than anonymous faces in bl'ack and white cars." 111E HEAD or the outfit that sponsored th e KC e!J)Criment, former New York Clt1 PoliCe Commissioner Patrick ''· Murphy, suggested as a result of. the one-year test "perhaps a great deal of money which Is h<lng poured Into crime control I• being spent on th• wrong tbingll. "Perha1>1 patrolmen, lnslead of con- stanlly driving around in their cars. should spend most of their time gather- ing intel!lience, tblklng to people. ad· V!Slnl bu&'MS''" bow to prevent crimes be/oro they O<:Cllt, iuVOltlpting.'' Impeachment Strategy WASHINGTON-Behind the historic struggle over impeachment procedu res between Democrats and Repu blicans on the House Judiciary Committee looms a ma ssive Democratic assault against President Nixon certain to deepen his present miseries. Republicans in both the While House and Congress see the slowly forming im- ~achment investiga - tion by the Judiciary Committee as not only posing the ster· nest threat yet to Mr. Nixon but also dooming meager Republican election prospects in 1974. •·These are not Sam Ervins -not Southern gt>n· tlemeo -the White Jtouse is com ing up against." one Republican membe r of the committee predicts. "These guys are out for blood." SubitantiaUng this Republican fear is the closing of1the gap over Impeachment politics between fi~ating j u n i o r Democratic Congressmen-who abound on the Judiciary Committee and the party's leadership in the House. Both Jeaders and fire-eaters now agree on . thls strategy: delay a vote un til a long hard investigation generates nationwide impea chment sentiment, probably next summer at the earliest THE REASON for del av stems from current fa cts of life on "the Judlciarv Committee. Even if all 2l Democrat's were to vote for impeachment 1 most unlikely). it is doubtful that any or the 17 Republicans would join them . The White House has doubts about only one Republican, Rep. William S. Cohen, a first-term liberal from Maine. But not even Cohen would vote for a bill of impeachment today. Accordingly, an impeachment vote in the Judiciary Committee today would be a party-llne affair, saddling the Democrats with the stigma of political vendetta against the President. Their leaders, Speaker Carl Albert o f Oklahoma and Majority Leader Thomas 0. (Tip) O'Neill of Massachusetts. have always avoided such a catastrophe. What's significant is that many fire.- eaters, formerly determined on im· mediate action against Mr. Nixon, no"'' agree. A case Jn point is Rep. JerorTie Waldie of California, an early impeachment ad· vocate and a leader of the fire.eaters. Waldie now rules out Republican support for impeachment until the public demands it. The public will not demand it witil the committee's investigation spreads evJdence before it, he feels, and that will take many months. WIDLE 11IE fire-eaters thus subdue their zeal, oldline Democratic leaders have hardened their own detennlnatlon to purs~e ll>e Presiden~ indeed, this Wicks ,, "'· ( EVANS·NOVAK ) dete rmi nation took wing only after Gerald Ford was con firmed as Vice President. restoring a I e g i t i m a t e RepuOHcan succession . The rudest shock \\·as the vote.of Rep. Peter Rodino. chainnan of the Judicia ry Committee. aga inst F'ord "s ronfinnatioo. Republicans un1H then t-ad regarded Rodine. a product of New Jersey ma- chine politics. as on e of the bovs \\·ho ~·ould move \\"!th cautious rest raint. His \·ote against Ford, dictated no Jittle by Rodina's increasingly black constitu· ency,. has ronv inced the Republicans lhey can ex-pcct no quarter from hi m. ~loreover, 1\lbcn and O'l'\eill have taken an . increasingly tough line against the President in private conversation. Albert's all-out sponSQrship of the $1 million to finance-the impeachmen~ in· vestig~tion reveals bis inner strategy. Against the newly Wlited Democrats the ~ite House is urging Hous~ Republicans to protest impeachment delays .and demand an immediate vote. Rep~b.h.can leaders are studying the poss1b1hty of bringing 1'-1r. Nixon's im· peachment to the floor as a con· slitutionally privileged n1otion. BUT JUDICIA~Y Co mmitt ee Republicans do not seem well equipped to compete \\'ith the Democrats for public opinion . The committee's senior Republican, Rep. Edward Hutchlmon. is an old-fashioned Pi-1ichlgan con- servative who shies away from television exposure. The committee's meet forceful Republican, Rep. Tom Railsback of. Illinois, ranks fifth in seniorily, and his aggressi veness is resented by senior colleagues (including second-ranking Rep. Robert ~1cClory, a f e l I o w llliooisanl. f;ir more important. committee Re- publicans are by no means irrevocably commitlcd to the Pr~idCtJt'& defense. ?.Jany f e a r a midterm election debacle \~tith ~Ir. Nixon· in the White House. ("He's queering my reelection," grumbles one se nior Republican on the committee.) Conservative committee Republicans say privately they will vote a bill of impeachm-ent ir it is Supported by the evidence. As with so much else ~ the bottomless Watergate pit, Mr. N!XOO and the While House seem belpieos in any effort to control, impede or stop the kind of proceeding now being plarmed by the House Judiciary Com- mittee. lt could lead to the worst menace has has ye< fa""1. Don't Blame 'Politics' For Watergate Scandal Although my feelings toy,•ard that breed we call "politicians" are not ex- cessively cordial, I do believe that the bomo polltlcua has been taking a bum rap for the Watergate scandal and its lOlboequent deceptio!ls. The £act of the mauer is that -except for Spiro Agnew, who was too busy exploit- ing his own turf to be involved in Water- gate -the scandals in Washington were perpetrated by men or no political back· ground or experience \\1latever. To our eternal shame, most of them were lawyers. AL1110UGH M!at they did "'"' presumably ordered, or at least con· doned, by the professional politician in the Oval Room , men such as Haldeman and Ebrlichman and "their fillllkies were drawn from other fields than politics - the law, advertising, publicity, and so forth. Not ooe of. them had ever been elected to public ol!ice, or had been responsive to publlc opinion a n d reaction. I think this ls an Important point to keep In mind, IM! our cynicism about "politicians" overflows Its natural banks. They have enough sins on their h.ands without being charged with the sins of. Wate:gate. Indeed, what Agnew did \Vas far more the tvplcal poUUclan'!I pe<cadlllo than the high-handed dooeplion prncticcd by the While House Creeps. JUST AS most penologj.sts know ' Umt murder is oot "the crlmlnal's oime"- most murders nre committed by persons who ha ve never violated the law before -so SU!dents of government know that the subversion and duplicity or the Wat~ate conspirators is not the "politician s crime." • THESE WERE 111 amaW. _ in· eluding Mitchell and stans at th< highest ' • ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ level -and not pros. A cadre ol Wild- heelers working in the White House would have known heller, perhaps not from a~y moral stance, but simply as a practical expedient. A ward-heeler may steal an eleetion : he would have better sense than 10 try to steal the country. Th~ trag~y of the \Vhite House was not its pohllcal orientatlon : It wns Us lack of politica l savvy and political ~ack~round. its supre1ne and B1TOgant 1sol~t1on fro1n the political currents or reality that made such paranoia as Waterga te possible. Let us not blame "the politicians" for what happened· they already have enough to accouni to their Maker for. OU.MM COAST DAILY PILOT • • t s u 0 g 6 'Paranoid' Man, 23, Kills Self LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ronald Barron, 23, dellOrlbed as "par~noid" under the ap. l\Rrent influence of a drug, threateJled 1he Jives or his grandparents and two children Suoo 11 ay, holding poli ce at bay unt he killed himself. "He must have been high on something." said his grandrather, James D. King. 62. •·•1c was just aC'tlng ( State J .QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi I Monday, Oectmbfr 24, l'l73 DAILY PILOT Shades of 'Be11 B·11r' Man Sought in 7 Slayings ' Chari~t Ownership Queried SAN FRANCISCO (AP I - Police were seeking a man today In connection with seven murders -t'>'"O of them com- mitted within two blocks of each 9ther here five minutes apart. chest as he stood on • sidewalk Saturday night. Five minutes later, Mildred Holser, in her 50s, was shot four tlme1 in the chest and stomach two blocks away. SACRAMENTO (AP )-To restaurant owner Nick Galax· idas, the fuel crisis meant a chariot and a team of horses. But the chariot Ls ln the garage ot a 1udge1 who won't give it back without proo[ of ownership. As Galaxidas explained Sun· day, he bought the chariot from ~1C~1 Studios . which had used it in 11Ben Hur." Last week, the chariot and horses disappeared f r o m Galaxidas' front yard. They tumed up in 1\.funicipal Court Judge Allen Fields' driveway. have any papers, and tilGM Studios is closed wttil Wed· nesday. And l did so want to drive my cousin around town in il." The cousin recently arrived from Greece. Galaxidas said it took eight hours iJ> .pick him up at the airport, but he enjoyed the trip. Neal Moyn ihan, 19, was shot four times In the head and Chief ol Inspectors Charles Barca said police belie9'e they were killed by the same man. PSA Strike Ended; Work Crew Return DOES YOUR CAR IDLE ROUGH? WE START HARD? GIVE POOR MI LEAGE? CAN HELP THE1,a ~!_R.!!i!!!~R ~.HOP l "' W•" G~"'"" • Mo>. " ';!!' M~> ---1 ............... ~~~-- SAN DIEGO (AP) ing the strike as the airline CHRISTMAS SERVICES cut ltighlS Crom t,100 to 750 CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA UNITtD METHODIST per week. 1400 w. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Btach-47:S..3105 TIMI Rev. Robert B. Sht~rd Jr., Pa•tor Supcniisory per so n n e I MONDAY , Df,CEMIER 24 paranoid and thought everyooe ... .,..-. ...k'" I) /1 ' was out to kill him." ~ Sheriff's officers sent the horses to the Animal Shelter, which returned them to Galax- idas. h1echanics and maintenance workers for Pacific Southwest Airlines are expected to begin returning to work today after accepting a contract which ends their five-w eek strike. performed maintenance on the 7:30 PM~hri1tma1 Eve Family Servi<• jets during the strike. ll~~~~t~1~,o~o~P~M--C~~·~nd~l1~\1~9h=t~·~·~·~c~1~..i~s.m~~·~·~~~~ Ed Rubano, busin ess Barron entered King"s house 1 7.--2.~ and threatened King and his i----.;., __ .:0:;-:::;"=' :.:"=" ::,;•.._:;..;.;"':;;';.;":;;";;",;;-:;;,;™;·;;;_.;;.a wife, Marvell, 58, with a .38- callbe.r pistol, they said. With them Were' Barron's nephew, David Joseph, s,· and David's sliter, Shannon, 3. When police arrived. respon- ding to a call from a neighbor, Barron fired a shot through the door. Reinforcements were called. The house was sur- rounded. Barron ·lircd three nwre shots, but police did not return the fire. e Gar \lftolh11 FONTANA (UPI\ -Joseph W. Rogone. 57, V.'3S the ap. parent victim Sunday or an odorlw poisonous gas ac- cidentally emitted in one or the four blast furnace rooms at a Kaiser steel plant. Kaiser authorities said an autopsy would be conducted on Rogone today. They said Rogone apparently had not swi tched on the fans needed to propel the ~as into the furnace . e B ealle l'h111ge CANOOA PARK t UPI l - A 22-year-old Woodland Hills hiker plunged 300 feet lo his death Swtday while on an overnight trip through rugged Angeles National Forest. Two young hikers said they found the body oC Wayne Morse about 4 p.m. and saK:I A1orse's dog had remained by the side of the body below Bell Canyon. e Toll Riser OAKLAND CAP) -The homtcide toll for 1973 rose to 110 in Oakland with the. fatal shooting of a 48-year-old man early today, Police said . Herbert Denby. 44, was shot In the chest (luring a family argument, officers said. His wife , Bernice, 48. was booked on investigation of murder. Nee" Limlls AVIS (API - A plan to ·t the population to ween 45,00> and 50.00J by 1990 has been adopted by the City Council of Davis, whose present population is about 30,000. ''I think you have to have a better reaacm for a refund than 'A fickle-hear.ted beast gave it to me.,.,, Most States Report Li ght Holiday Traffic. United Press International The gasoline Situation ap- parently prompted motorists to make their trip home for the holidays early or wail un- til today. In some areas, the decision not to travel on Sunday may have been unnecessary since Police Seize 900 Pounds Of Pot service stations planning to close Christmas stayed open. The Automobile Club of Southern C31ifornia f o u n d about 30 percent of the gasoline stations in its area open on Sunday -much more than on recent Sundays. They were opened because they plaMed to close Christmas. Traffic out of Los Angeles was W1Usually light, however. apparent l·y from fear motorists could not find open stations. A SURVEY by the Automobile Club of ~1ichigan By Tbe Associated Press round that 92 percent of the Sheriffs officers in San sta te's stations would close Bernardino and Riverside said at 9 p.m. ~1onday and 90 Sunday they had seized bricks percent would not open at of m~rijuana totaling more all on Olristmas. This com- than 900 pounds in lvto pared .. with 85 percent closed separate cases. on Sunday. A policeman · making a "It's really light for a Sun- routine safety ch e c It of day on a holiday weekend,'' aircraft at Rialto Municipal a dispatcher for the New York Airport. io San Be~dino Thruway Authority s a i d . round 800 pounds of mar1JUana Thruway statiOns were closed in a rented plane, the San · Sunday. "If you want my Bc.rnardino sheriffs offi ce guess, I'd bet most have said. No arrests were made, already gone knowing they but o~ficers were checklng the couldn't gel g~s on Sunday." plane s rental reeords. ~ Bob ~1yers, radio operator for the West Virginia State Department of Highway s, reported traffic Sunday "fairly light " for thls time of year. -MEANWHILE border patroln1en making a routine check for illegal aliens found 120 pounds of marijuana in a car trunk. the Riverside County sheriff's department reported. Officers said Micha e l Seamans, 27, of Chico and WiU ia m Winsett, 29, of Red· ding were h e I d for in· vestigation of possession of marijuana and transportation of marijuana for sale. Maryland.and De I aw a re reported light traffic because of slalion closings. The Afaryland Automobile Associa· tion said most Maryland sta- tiOM would close Christma!I Eve and <llristmas Day. FIO<ida police rep«ed traf- fic was deflated becau.se of Sunday cl06in$•· Attention Males: Work Good for Yon DEkR ANN LANDERS : t know you have a Jot of men readers because I hear men talk about your column a great deal. I also know you speak to a good many men's clubs around the country. So will you please. Ann, address yourself to the male member!! of your reading audience and ask them this question : Why are you killing yourselves trying to corner all the money ln the world? What good will it do if you are the richest Ifilin in the cemetery? I read the obituaries every night and it makes me sick. So many young executives dropping dead or heart at- tacks. I'm afraid I'll be seeing my husband's name in there any day now. - '4•.t~ .... DEAR ANN LANDERS: Why don't you and ti-fayor Lindsay take a walk-into the Hudson? His l etter on guns and your hysterical attack about the millions of innocent people who are scared to death to walk from a bus stop to their homes makes no sense. Why don't you and Hiz- zoner go b a c k and read the Second Amendment. con- tained in the Bill or Rights? It says, "A well-regulated militia being necessary to the secu rity of a free State, the right of the people to keep and ~r anns shall not be inlring"'1.;: Sign· me -STU- DENT Or AMERICAN IDS. TORY Al Coltnnbia U. , .. I supervision of the federal government; it is a totally dif£erent thing than what the Founding Fathers k n e w • . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our 23-year-old san married a 19- year-old girl last Week. We had a lovely wedding for them because the bride's parents decided not to bless the union due to religious differences. At the end or the ceremony, when the clergyman said, "I now pronounce you man and wife ," the bride grabbed the groom and nearly strangled him with a kiss that was so passionate everybody in the church laugl>ed. I didn't think ft was f1Dlny. But Fields said, "All I knO\Y is I don 't know who the damn chariot belongs to. The sher- iff's people didn't )..'1l0'\v what to do with it and I told them they could hold it in my garage until its owner ca1ne after it. "That'!! better than having it sit out in the rain or something . It's a nice chariot. as chariots go. Just come out and show me a pink slip and it's you rs," said Fields. Galaxidas said, •·1 don 't MESA VERDE A labor spokesman said the contract, which grants pay raises cf up to 85 cents an hour over a two-year period, was approved by workers throughout the state by a 9-to- l margiii, 448 to 52. representative for Teamsters Local 27fll. said the new pact provides for retentioo of the four-day work week and for pay raises beginning at 85 cents an hour. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PSA, rorced by the strike to cut its schedule by 35 per· cent , said it would continue to operate a't that level until the rue! shortage is resolved. Fli ghts to Long B e a c h , Fresno, Stockton and Ontario were cancelled and flights to other cities were reduced dur- He said the union also ob- tained a clause prohibiting PSA from laying o f f mechanics when work is sub- contracted to other firms . PSA had planned to subcontra ct maintenance work on a number of LlOll jets it b to receive next year. 1701 Baker St., Costa Mesa !West of Harbor-North of Adam1l ANNUAL CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SE RVICE 11:00 P.M , DR . I . LOTHAIR GREEN . PA~TOR eyiaBack! lacing Nights S49-2719 The Great · All·American Quartar lorsas! • You'll en joy the Turf Terrace . Excellent menu. Great cuisine. For reservat ions ca ll: (213) 431-0922 or (714) • 995-3877. You 'll lil<e lhe variety of dishes and the quick service in lhe modern cafeteria and convenie ntly placed snack bars are a delighl. Clo sed circuit TV sels are at all these loca lions . • For tickets and furlher informat ion call: (2 13) 431-1361 or (714) 995-1234, LOS ALAMITOS (on Katella near 605 Fwy.). - How can I get the idea across to a man who is so obsessed with making money that he is putting himStlf In an early grave? Of course t enjoy the lumries that come ,from the fruits ol Iris labors, but I'd rather do without them and have a husband for another 15 or 20 years. DEAR STUDENT: Y o u flunked . Will you please s a y • During·the entire meet the popular EXACTAS will be featured on the 1st, 6th, 8th & 9th races. Truest to Form Will you h<:lp me and other wives wllh drlven husbands wbo pul in 10-and 12-hour ~EAFRA!D OF THE DEAR AFRAID: Hard work never killed anybody. If yoor husband enjoys what Jhe's doing and ls tension·lree, leave him alone. In the Colonial pertod and on into the 19th Century, militia units organized al the state level served as reserve forces for the military. These militias were taken over by the fflderal govenunent In 1903, and ultimately abolished through the National Defense Acts of 19"!0 and 1933 ; the National Guard now serves In the capacity of the local militia units of old. something about w e d d i n g kisseO and good taste? Or am I square and old-fashioned? (P.S.: I am 43 years old. -MOTHER OF 11!E GROOM DEAR MOTHER : Paaslooate kisses should be aaved for the honeymoon. Watch for these consistent winners: Timeto Thlnkrich •, Come Six, Osage Rocket, Charger Bar, Truckle Feature, Lanty's Jet, ~o Fartherfaster, Azure Teen, Native Em· press , Plu nder Bay, Tiny Be Mine, Don Guerro and Mr . Gobar. Togeth er they have been in the money 217 times thru Dec. 1, 1973 with 122 wins, 69 places and 26 shows . ·winner of the world's richest horse race, the $766,000 All-American Futurily at Ruidoso Downs, N. M. in 1973 Los Alamitos ·. What's prudish? What's OK ? • The Grandsland and Clubhouse areas are heated throughout for you r greater comfort. ' • Work doesn't bring on heart attacks. The real demons are overweight, cigarette smok- ing, railure to exercise. tension and exce ss ively high cholesterol. Picking the wrong ancestott can also mean trou- ble, but thal'• the one factor you can't control. T h e Second Amendment makes a stipulation about the noo!SSity-of the militia. 'Ibis mlLitta no longer exists. Anned derense has been taken out of the hands of locals and put under the direct If you aren't, sure, you need 901'\lC help. It's available in the booklet: "Necking and Petting-What Are the Limits!" Mell your request to AM Landon, P.O. Bos M!t, 222 W. Bank Drive, Oil· cago, 111. ~. enclosing 50 \ ceots In coin and a Jong, oell-addressed stamped envelopo. I~~~~_:__~~~~~~~~_:_~~~~~~~~~~__:"'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,, • • • • DAIL V PILOT M011diy, Otc tmbtr 24, ,73 ongshot Pass l(ey in Dallas Win Over Rams -·DREW PEARSON HAULS IN TD PASS THAT SPELLED DEFEAT. ... ~. Sports in Brief .~Cowboys to Lose Hill; .. :·Champ Hit With . Suit DALLAS -Dallas C:Owboys running baCk Calvin Hill will mis.s Sunday's game with the MiMesota Vikings because of a dislocated el bow, team dectors said today. ;p,ey added that Hill might be able 11).....play in the Super Bowl -i! the c.wboys are in it. "ltin dislocated his left elbow Sunday •11lY In th!> fourth period of the Natlooal FOO!ball League playoll game agamst the Los Angeles Rams. e :.Foreman Sued YAN FRANCISCO -W o r I d heavyweight c h a mp i o n George Foreman's legal troubles have mounted "'1th the filing or a $375,000 federal court motidn against him. George Foreman Associates Ud., of Philadelphia, a partneTship which shares in Foreman's boxing revenues, added the contempt of. oourt motion last week to;lta pending suit in U.S. District Court here. The partnership aeeks $.160,000 which it charges are hidden , assets derived from Foreman's Sept. 1 title defense against Joe Roman in Tokyo;. ,15,6?0 in attorney's fees, and $20 nulhon m Ji!nitive damages. . " f AQsles Roll SYDNEY, Australia - E v o n n e Odolagong defeated Chris Evert 6-2 , 6-3 Slfhday, breaking a deadlock and igniting a. sweep that -propelled the Australian team to a 6-3 victory over the United .. Shantz Escapes f ire at Home ·iAMJ!LER, Pa. CAP! -Fire ex· tenslvely damaged the home or former Philadelphia Phlllies pitcher Bobby ~tz. but Shantz and his famil y eJC&ped the blaze uninjured. Fire o(ficials said the lire broke out in the suburban Philadelphia home about 4.Jl.m. Sunday and spread quickly. It was brought under control an hour later. Shantz lost most of his baseball ~mentos, including bats. photographs and oth er career souvenirs. ~hantz, his wire and rour children wp:e reported staying with friends. Fire olfi cials said the cause of the blaze lfllS not known . tShantz began his playing career in 1949 with the f o rm er Philadelphia Athletics and later played for Kansas Qty, the New York Yankee, St. IAuis aud th• Phillies. .. States in th e Bonne Belle Cup tennis tournamen t. Kerry Melville then gave her team an tnsunnountable 5-3 advantage, beating Julie Heldman, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, and Miss Goolagong combined with Janet Young for a 6-2. 6-3 doubles victory over Pam Teeguarden and Janel Newberry. •· Vp1et .Recorded MELBOURNE, Australia -Japan's Kio Tanabe provided the first up.set of the Australian Tennis Championships today by beating Australian John Cooper 7-5, 7-6 in the first round of the men 's singles. Veteran Australian Frank Sedgman was beaten in the first round by coun- tryman Barry Phillips-Moore in straight sets, &-3, 6-4. e Dlbley Wins HOBART, Tasmania -Top-seeded Colin Dibley of Australia oveJl>Owered Jaz Singh of India 7-3, &-2 Sunday and won the men's singles.title in the Tasma· nian Tennis Otampions1Ups. Dianne Fromholtz, a l 7 -y e a r -o 1 d Australian, scored an upset in the women's final, beating her coun- trywoman, Helen Gourlay, 6-4, 4-&, 6-4. l\liss Gourlay, however, teamed with Karen Krantczke or Australia and cap- tured the women's doubles t i t 1 e . thrashing Miss FromhOltz and Jean Fayter of Britain 6-2. 6·1. e Orioles Tops BOSTON -With an average of .293, Baltimore's Tommy Davis ha s captured lhe individual crown and the Orioles, also averaging .293, took the team bat- ting championship in the first year of the designated bitter in the American League. Davis was way in front or Orlando Cepeda or the Boston Red Sox and Tony Oliva of the f\.1innesota Twins, who lied for second among designated hitters with .289 averages. Harmon to Start f\.1lAJ\11 -UCLA quarterback Mark I-Jarmon has been namOO by co-coaches Pepper Rodgers and Pete Elliott as the starting signal ca ller !or th e South team in the North -South college nll-star game Christmas night. Harmon, son of one-time Michigan star Tom Harmon , will be joined in the starting backfield by Sam Johnson of North Csrolina at fullback; Willie Burden of North Carolina State at tailback and Walt Sweeting of f\.tiami of Florida at flanker. DALLAS' MEL RENFRO SWOOPS TOWARD LAWRENCE McCUTCHEON'S FIRST QUARTER FUMBLE . Ul"I Tt1111Mf11 A WELL·PLACED STRAIGHT ARM BY MERCURY MORRIS SETS BACK CINCY'S LAMAR PARRISH. Guessing Game . to Miami l\1IAMI (AP) -Quarterback Bob Griese credited good guessing against Cincinnati's varying defenses for the Miami Dolphins' 34-16 American Football Conference victory over the Bengals SWl- day. "They turned it into a guessing game," said Griese of Cincinnati's multi ple defenses. "You have to have the right play aga inst the right defense.'' The Dolphins rolled up 400 yards and 27 first dO\\'ns in the game. and defensive end Bill Stanfill said, "That makes defense easy, when the offense controls the ball like that." Paul Warfield, who caught a 13-yard touchdown pass for the game's first score and ended with four receptions for 95 yards. said he didrt't have to guess about Cincinnati's defense. ''Cincinnati gives you a variety or coverages to create confusion," Warfleld said . "I've played the game so long I ' I can recognize the coverages at the line of scrimmage. It's just a matter of execution." Fullback Larry Csonka, who ran for 71 yards and scored l\1iami's seco nd touchdown on a one-yard plunge, added , "They were stunting on defense and we were guessing right a Jot of the limes. Our center and guards were do ing a great job." Mercury Morris, who gained 106 yards on 20 carries and scored from four yards out to give Miam i a 21-3 lead in the second period. was also respo nsi· ble ror a kickofr rumble which enabled Cincinnati to cut the tialftime margin to 21-16. "I tri.¢ to field the ball with some sense," Morris said. "It looked like it was going out or bounds and it took a crazy bounce. There wasn't anyrhing I could do.'' Coach Don Shula said a halftime discussion was held on the 4S.yard pass interception return by Neal Craig and two field goals by Horst Muhlmann which cut .the Mia_mt lead to five points. "We wl1Ut. in the second half like it was 0-0," ~id Shula. "We played good, solid football the rest of the way. I'm proud the way we caine back In the second half. It could have gone either way." -. The Dolphins agreed it was the in- te rception by Dick Anderson on the third play of the second hair which turned the game around. The Dolphins scored a touchdown after the theft. "Somebody has to .take the upper hand and get the momentum going, and Anderson did it,'' said Csonka. Griese took the team 80 yards in 10 plays after the kickoff. with Warfield scoring on a 13 yard pass~· LA's Season Ends.With 27-16 Defeat DALLAS (AP l _Don't try to calcl!1ate the odds of a game-winning 83-yard touchdo'vn pass from a . d l z z ,Y quarterback who has ,changed h11 coach s play to a rooki'e free agent who suggested . it in the first place. . "T aged a little out there but I'll take it " said Dallas coach Tom Landry of S~ay's 27·16 National Conference plafoff victory over Los Angeles ~ilt sets up a showdown for the NFC title with Minnesota in Texas Sta<lil;Pll this Sunday. The key play came at 9:37 in the fourth quarter with Dallas clin&i°&J to a precarloUs 17·16 lead. Jt was r;d and II and Landry called a turn-in pass to Drew Pearson of 'I\J.lsa, who was ignored in the National Football League draft. Quarlerback . Roger Staubach, ~ked dizzy in the first quarter and still not himself, changed the play to a deep post Pearson leaped between 1wo defenders at the 50 and raced the rest of the way for the g~me-<:lincb.ing score. Staubach said "\Ve had' run the 11me play in the second quarter but I told Pearson · to run a post pattern instead of a deep curl like he is llUppc.ed to . . . He came back and said he tOOught he was open. "So. in the foW'th quarter t checked free safety Steve Preece and when he hestitated for just a 1plit second I just f~ed the ball in !her< as hard u I could throw it." Landry IOYed. with taking Statlbach out of the game after a first q~ scramble which left the fonner Hewnan Trophy v.inner's ears ringing. "I ihought about ta.king him out but he has the ability 10 come .up with the key play ... he's a com~tUor," Landry said . •·t caUed a tum-in and Roger changed it to a pcm route. but that cer1aln feel for a situation makes him a great quarterback.'' St.aubach said of the injury: "I played with a hazy feeling ... a dreamy feeling for a"·hile." Los AnKeles, playing undtt freshman coach Outek Knor, made a rallant come- back after being down ll-0 Mt!y in lhe stt'OOd quarter. Cowboy middle lineb3.cker Lee Roy Jordan intercepted a John Hadl pass on the first play from scrimmage. 'Thrte plays later Calvin Hill, who tater ~red a disk>cated left elbow, drove three yards for th e touchdoy,11, _ Dallas kicked otr and I.arty · Mc:Cut· cheon fumbled after a jarring tackle and Staubach took the C.wboys :IS yards, climaxed by a four-yard. third down 1ouchdo1Jr'll pass to Pearson. It wa.s on this series that Staubach was knocked diuy. "Roger said he wu okay. bUt he really wasn't." said Landry. "Ria mind just '''asn't clear. He \\-'as not picking up his ke)'s and "'a.s just 1oinc back there and scrambling and not pickinc up his receivers." David Ray, .. ho mi5'ed throe field goals. kicked fielders of 33, 37, and 40 yards to bring the Rams within 17-9. Fred Dryer outlought Hill for a fumble on the Dallas 17 and Tooy B:akcr's fi\'E'-yard run made it 17·16. Hill \\'as hurt on the play. Dallas played excellent defenJt, alloY.'- ing neet Harold JackMln just me catch -for 40 Yjrds. The last time the teams met in October Jackson caught four touchdown strikes in a 37-31 Rams victory. The victory wag C06tl)'. Hill will be lost for the ~linnesota game but a team doctor said. "He'll be ready for the Super Bowl.'' Also. defensive tack.le Bob Lilly of the Co"·boys limped out of the game with a leg injury. The Cowboys, who have been in a record eight consecutive playoffs, made an impression .on the Rams. ltlM c.W-.v1 11 lS ..., 'd-1~ f; 1.., 7.n.1 t·U-J ..., , ... H 1·1 -2-lO S-44 l ; ' 10-11 J • 10-21 ·:~na111s ... Give Views About the Bomb "Ir the~ shut ofr the run, You loosen them· up ·with the pass," sai~ Griese of two third down passes for first downs in the drive. Miami Favored; Other Duel Even ,=.,~~ •-.;:;r:u, MIAMt (AP) -Oddlml,ter Jlmrcy Pt••lng v1ril1 '°' l,. 0The Greek" .Snyder aaid Sunday tllet ,,. DALLAS (AP) -'l'l1e bomb. That's • jrhet they talked about In a qulet LM :'-.1.iigeles dreuing room Sunday after ~Dallas' 27-11 victory over the Ra ms ~ , their Natio~I Football C.OOCerence •ieiayofr game. ~ '.1It "'as one of the best catches I've "'"8tfl all year," Los ·Angeles comerback ::t.idie McMillan .aid or the 93.yard ~Jp,°Uchdown bomb wtde receiver Drew ailnon hauled In on the decisive play "of .the came. -'i'Ho didn't wreotJe me 0< lllYlblna," '1kMlllan uld. "Be Just -.,,.. ibo . -liill an•fhe Kot ii." • McMillan hed a clo,. view or the ball also. He went up In the air With Pearson thinking interception. "f "'al going for the ball all the "'ay because l knew I had my safety tO back me up," fl1cl\11llan said. "I just went for the interception and missed It." Joining McMillan 'nd Pearaon in a Junae for the ball was Rams safety Steve Preece. "I was going (or It too," the dejected Pree<e said. "I thought the wor>t that could heppen would be •n Incomplete ,..... Then ) looked do .. n the field and there goes • . \ Pea non with the bal l. r still don't !mow · how he caught it. I'd llke to look at it some time. Pearson's touchdovm came with ·oallas loading only 17·16 after blowing a 17-& halftime lead. The Rams had held the second h&l f mo1ncntum to that point. ''I thought "·e . were going to come back •nd win It· after we pulled to 17·16," LA 's rookie coach, Chuck Knox, .aid. "Then they got that .bomb and turned It around. I felt pretty good before then since we bad come back from a 11-0 denci t . . I'll be honest, I J thought at that time we Vl'OU!d win the game." Los Angele.t_ turned the ball over to Da11as on its first tv.'O offensive plays. An interception by Lee Roy Jordan on the first play of the game and a fumble recovery ~>' Mel Renfro on the Rams' second play gave Dallas a quick 14·0 lead. "lt's tough when you turn It over , to any team that early and. ~rticularly the Dallu Cowboys." !lams quarterback Jom Had! said. "We lost the game In the rirtt quarteT when we gave them , two TDs right off the bat." •, RtlUnt ytrdt 71 •21 t. h ad th MJ I:. P-14.,1.1 11.1t:.·• ·ue as m e e aml Do1pbuw. the ~,l1,..i.st 1~ '~ ' favorite to win the American Football "';~:'•'"' , u i-1• ~·i Conference ~amplonshlp but the Dallas-~' ,,,,,';:,,r -, .. ,7'0 • u T • 10 Minnesota came for: the ' National C6n· .Mt• -Wllrfl11d u t•u trorn Cir1nt !Y•Prtf'nl111 ference title Is a touup, kl(k} • ~I'.::. ~hjm,t:111i4.or-1,11 kid:) The Oolphlna, who defeated the Cin• Mii -f.Wl'1• 4 run Y•P"m"ft tic-) cinnatl· Bengala S4-J8' in the AFC Sund., c~ -Craig .,, l'lttl"C.,,lon rthrrn IMut11mann were rated five-point favorites O'leT' -the "'tir. -l"G M~hl~nn " Oakland n.id ... I t s·~ MI -M1MICll. 1 fflt from OrlMt (YtlWtlnllll f\.11 Or MJ: "f~8y ~ 11.1sr, -FG ~.rn1.,. .sa Snyder. • • M -FG ,=te;i:,,:t. LIADlll The . Ralden beat the Pltt.ltJurch 11:u1HtNG -CtiKIMlfl, ci.rtt 1-~. 4nllffMn Steelel'I 33-14 Saturday In the olhet J:ti.. 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KCOP ID 8:00 -A Christmas Story. Animal~.<\: story or how Goober Ute dog and Gumdrop, llie mouso, help their young master's letter reach Sant PUBIJC NOTICE l"ICT1TIOUS IUSINISS NAMI STATlMt"MT Tiie followlnf Ptl'tol\ h OOint bllt1MM ••: PETE'S CARPET CL!ANINO, 1lt l'l'. hrl•I Apl. A, san CltfMnte, C.Uf, '"" AIV J, lt1mlrt1, tlf E. Porte!, AOI. J., S•n Ci.IMfllt, Clllf. t'U72. Thi• l)lnlne•• It conclv<;ltd llY •n llldlv!du1I. ilt•V J, llUomlrtJ This "''.,.....,' Wll Hied w!lh the c-1v Cltlrk of Or•!>O• COUt'ltv on 0.:•mbef' T, tt7). ··-Published ~ Coiist D•Hv Pflct, Det•mbtr 10, 11. 26. 31. lt7J 37.U.·13 PUBJ,IC NOTICJo; ~ICTTTIOUI IUSINISS NAMI STATllMENT Thi tollowlna pe.r-11 dolrlf tNs!ntt1 111 lt.W, SI. "!EIU:tE ASM)CIATES. 1tSJ1 c~ 0•1wo. Sant• .-. .... c 1111. 91101 AOMt'I Wf lllll" St. Plttft, 1'53 PllH l"I .. CCNI& MeU. Ctlll, nm llllt tMI""' II condtiltt.d !IT ltfl ll'ldlvld\1111. llobeor1 w. St. "-''' Tllft 111._t '"" lllotd w!tti tt.t ('_.rt . °"" "' Or..... 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Fad'!fl the entrgy crisis as an onhoary ci\lun bas its problems these clays. For a USAC championship race car driver. it has · even more problems. That is. unless your name is John Mahler. Mahler, a resident o f Newport 1Beach for the past six months and a confirmed devotee of the area, is buslly engaged In planning a new career. A graduate of Iowa State University with a m•jor in a~tectural engineering and a mlnor in dvll engineering, one would think he wouJd have llWe trouble. . But englneerlnc isn't his dodge this t.tme a r o u n d although he admits to having an interest in a COD!truction firm in his nati ve state or Iowa. "Even if the energy crisis eases up, I only plan to race a couple more yurs," he says. ''It wouJdn't take much more right now for me to quiL When I get up In the morning one of these days an4 ask myself what I am doing driving race cars, that's when I'll quit." But right now he'• devoting hil entire attentions to a new sport -for him -tennis. He began bis new-found tn- terest in lhe net came last fall atwt was a regula\ at tile N{wport Beach Tennis Club S e·n i·o r 1 tournament. Since that time, he's spent about five hours a day on tbe court and figures he's played about 100 sets in the last menth. Why is he getting so deeply involved in tennis? "I've played for a long time bot never this seriously," ht explains. "It's a greft way to stay In shape. physically and besides, il's a lot of fun. "I have an opportunity to take over a tennis facility in thi• area afltt the first ot the year bul I can't say which ooe just yet. But the decision has 11ttady beeo·made. ''To begin with. 111 work with the ~ while a more experiollced pro• will handle the others:" Mahler wui tbe Ontario 500 golf tournament in 1972 and bas been one of the lop links stars among the drivers along with Billy Vukovich and Uoyd Ruby. But he prefer& tennis these__days "because o.f the conditioning. I haven't pl1yed golf since Labor Day." Mahler bas been taking lessons at George Holstein's Janet Lynn Wins Pro Skate Event TOKYO (AP) -Ronnie Peterson came from behind to win the men's title and Janet Lynn euily captured the women 's crown. leading lhe U.S. team to a sweep of the singles events in the $100,000 1 n tern at i on a I Professional Figure Skating Festival. llobertson rallied with 73.90 pOints Sunday after earning 70.90 poinll lo openlng com- peiltlon Saturday. lliJ 144.70 total gave him a narrow edge over nmnerup Dona.id Jackson of Canada, who had 144.11. Donald Knlghl of Canada was lhlrd wllh 140.04 while John Petkevich of the United States was fourth with 139.1!6. Miss Lynn earned 78.00 points In ftte skating Sunday after taking the early lead Saturday with 73.98 in the compulsory evtnts for a 149.98 total. Cathy Irwin ol cinada was second with 141.88 points and Azusa Elma91ey ol Hungary was lbird wllh 13$.26 . Americans took the next two places, with &Ian Bertm fourth with lJS.38 •• d Albertina NoY<O fifth with JJ0.72. ' 'Ibo poirw tlllo ,... """ by • Russian couple, Oleg and Ludmilla Proli)popov, " b o eomblned !or 77.80 Polota Sun- day for a tolal of !M.44. Ranald and Cynlhla Kaolf- man tJi the United States were third with 1)$.990 points wbl!e another Am&lcan COU' ple, Rlcba!:)! Dwyer and Miss .Jier<n, w~ fourth with UUI. H HUD A TAX. HDUCTJON H WOlllll)I A80UT 'UIL IHoaTM&t t COHC•INIO A80UT TOUTff t oc:c DONAH IOAT~IPLANH IOT ICC>Un 0, AMiii~ r, • 141 '''' N<Wport Beacl! Tennis Club a round or two of tennis while and says of NBTC: both are viattlng relatives. ;,This bas to be one of ihe His new-fowld Interest may f. . In ... ha.-.boen kJndJed by the Indy 1ne5t factlllles unl' country. ' crash of long-time friend Art And Tony Prodan (l>ead proJ Pollard. Pollard died of In· ls one of the best teachers jurieS sustained last May and around. John doesn't wanl to follow "He emphasizes two things In his footsteps. contro1 and placement. And 1t isn't that he has lost don't over-.hlt the baU." You his nerve. ~'t have to be a hard-hitter, It's just that he feels irs just maintain control." time to start a new career. The 35--year~ld low a re Cu gee one that will be just as . _ Is goinJ ~k to Indianapolis re warding as driving a n fo r the holidays. Not to race automobile in competition. cars but to meet Prodan for Tennis is his answer. '1 don"'t know1 we don't seem to "-doing so 'Mii N the Jone~ commcJM ."" For the Record ~·. ABC 0 9 p.m. -The Waltons, A Dream lo{ Christmas. 2 hours. • KHJ G Q p.m. The Subject ls Roses. Visual · tory of past 85 years of Pasadena's Tourname nt o 1 Roses parade and Rose Bowl Galne. Alamitos Racing Results Dissolutions Of Marriage , Flied Dlclfllkr J Oiiton, Lll:lcklt Mix and L'(lldll S11t Fwer, N1ncy Jo 1nd A.llQ<.lll C. 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Palrlcl1 Ann <11nd William Chri110Cher 6<11r1e11, Looi11 ol!d Allen G. ~heoard, Evelvn G. Incl Clavron Dewey !OonJ Raymond, WiUl1m J. <ind Nancy Ann l-1escn. S1ep1ten Dale •nd Oenioe Jtan· "'M ,, .. I! a mm ll!l m "' .. @m~1IJ19001 .... . loftallll Courtship of [ddle't flthtr 1:00 IJ (lji 001 CIJ ··~·· "" (111 Guests Sieve L1wrence tnd (yfll'i Gorme, pl•~in1 rflemselve,, hmjf domestic squ1bble and Stevt 11119' l uq 1s his secretary. 0 ~ (I) a;, HBC Mond1y Ml'fll: (C) (Zllr) "My Swett th11'1te" (II) (d1a) '69-PIUy Ou~e. A! Frtll'llll\ Jr., Ford Rainey. The sto11 of 1 bi· toted Sout hern &h1 1nd I Northtrn black mtn, who despite racltl con· UiCIJ. hidt out togather in ordtr tit surwivt. SPORTS ~ea Prep Basketball Scores G~n o-SOPl!Omort Tour Lft ....,, .... l"I CSOl 1'11111<11 Gonultt ttl F (U ) t<rorrltlOt Wl'll1e (I) F (6) Conltr Conrld 122) C \6) Hiii 81rbeor {12) G (12) 8 1Kholl LonllOl'll (01 Ci (3) Ntlwan Scollno S.UbS: EUMICll -V1nHorn •• H1l1tlme: ES1ind1. 33-U. l:wtt1Kl1 t7') 1q1 Slltfll Paf1t KrOlln~ !20> F ·(OJ o ovie van 1-torft l(l•l F tn A11ntdft Hill l'l C 1121 McDon1ld Confer ISi G fll llrlnktr NelWlll 1101 G (2) Klno SCorll'll sum: E1t&nel1 -Flemlnv ,, LH l, Colllns 2. Wlndet' 2, LIAlll • Hllflimf: Ett•1Kl1, J).13. 1:1 o.rMll Cff'I ~11 10) F Tl\lol"I Cl ) F .... .., (10) c Htvlll 0 61 G C1mt (0) G (SS> £dlflCJt (II lt'rohnfeldr (22) BIK"'OO sconne SI.lbs: Est1nc11 (11) Hall l'l Ntlwan 121 Conttr -Flf!!llloe t. V1nHorn t . ....i111me: El Oorldo 22·1t . Fr1nklln, Jennit Cilll\erlnt and Bob Gene Grave1. Erm1 Jean ll'ICI Donald Chast Netr.on. Don W. and E11!tlvn M. Altndall, W!llltm $pears, Ill 111d Jl!I Norm111 Gl!nei. WIUlam Leroy and Alvct Margarel arvant. Ka111v Ann ond Kenl'lelh A. Phlllipt, Vtlr1e P. Ind Jatk Rolff, Charth11 L. and Jerrv D. M11rr1y, Carol N•"I and Fred C1rson Goddard, L1rry E119ene 1nd CfltrYI """ Ftlton, B1rt1ar1 L. and Charle1 A, Wl.lll'ef', L.ouis.t B. and Josll'f E. M1r1tav. Clelre 1nd John Tabak, 'Theodore •nd Marg1reot 1trnt Po111m11r, ElillltMl!h 11ld OK1r EnrlQUI Whllfl'l11rst, Hil•ry Ann 1nd Dtvtd '"' 0aW10l'l. ~OlhY M. I nd Oorlil14 E. M1y, Newell Alan and Vkk< Loui11 Colt!'"' Jennie E. 1nd J&m1$ B. Wllklni, Arleen M. and ROiie• Ci. Oonaldton, M!h:l•td L. o11fld OrvlHt V, Hendricks, ClauOe Willhm 11 •nd Nancy Ltt Wll1Wr, Ell'l'l'ard s. and Judy C. Undet'WOOd. Aavmo11e1 Lvnn 1 n d KalhrYn Gall (as, Evelyn M. 1rid Warren S. Nachreiner, Mary J. arid Ronald L. l"lltd tltctmbtr 11 coc~ll. TM!ma Gale and Ted<ly L1m1r Toki, La Verne M . ind Solomon T. COOPer. Sanor1 M111ri~ afl(I Anorrw Blair, II Johnson. Jeo11nie A1e and Dave let Pe1rne, Judiln O. and Georii R. Smith, Robtrr Lte 1nd Thtres1 l Y"n B11ksn. N11rudd!n and Lois M1rlt Zab!lsk.l, Charin and Karel' Pulh11U. Aooert Hanton, Jr. and Llncl1 c~ Llm1, Victor J . 111d Al'\Qf.'line Wllk~son. Wlltram Perrv and Patricia E. Sr>ekle-n, Jane l::liut>eth •nd Fr1nclt X•vlt r • INTEALOCUTO"-'t DECREES HOl>klni, WtrlCll J ewel 1nll Herbert Wll· tlam Lord, Blckv Jtan 1nd Terrv Lewi~ Piii, Jortna Myrl• •nd Aontkl Dean Goldin, L1V•rn1 Lou 11nd James Eclware1. Solle1, Mlrlhl Elllfn and ~le Gordon Morales, Lindi K1v and Mll'llltl Mlrt!rtel Ovff. Freotrkk Clllrles and Dorothy ... SimpWn, Arlin rtuth 1nd l.1ltnd ·~ Com1ort, Ada E. •lld Edw•rd P1trlck Llnduy, ~ry MtUrwi. 11ld Tlmottl'( Brian Nelle'•~ Cl'lrl1!0Phll' l . Incl Kllhv A. 8lonch, John F. 1nd &o1111ll J . Tomllll1oOl'I. C.ylt L. In<! Ronnie o . Ed'Wtrds, MarllYll J. lnd Otnnl1 LH Hl,lf!ldo, Graei! llld Rlldolpl! C. A011w. Robin l ee and M1rg1re1 EllZlbttll Cl'tlste-r, Maricela Ind Rene A. HOC111t, AlcNrd Let lffCI JOl'IH'll Lyford W11tl1ms, COiieen Dee Ind AcDert Ltt McDonald. Dtnn!1 Alch1rd tncl Linda . ., Zamor•, Adriln 1nc1 Jullt LOCJll, Miry L Ind L1rry O. Savely, Jg.AMII L. end Aollnd J. Cilll\e, La11r~ Ind Richard fll{tene o..Cl\ln, Norma M. •rid 11.oO!n Euocne Kavallleros, M1rv 1nd P•nagtoll~ Anrho•w Burrow5. Jov and wunam Otlnl11 Andrews, J\ldll ancl Calvin Jc~t(lll B11Utr, peggy A. I nd W\llllm Fellon Pl!chlr. Je511$11& P. Ind Jon C1lvln Arotl$00, Norman L. and Sl!lrltV M .. St,ketl, Sl!aron L. INl Aogor W. Lerma, Lln.s. OL•ne 1no Sergio A. Smllh, Oenlce 1nd Ed'ward H1rrv O'Brien, HOWlnl A. Ind Jenllt'r I. Cohen, Herbert I. Ind Merrklv l. Hawkn, Philip A and Terry Lvnn Llnduv. S111'1Ve'1 GeOl'llt •nd WenllY M1rlt Smith, Jo11mH J. •nd Mtrqeret "· Moort, Jami$ M Ind Oio11..-M. Naclerio. v1r111n\a M1rl1 1nd Jchn RldWlrd Davis, Albert 8. Ind Helen M. Ooran, John J. a nd ()(Illy s. LOCJll, Kltl!V J. I nd A,rthllr R. Flllll ~ 11 DI•"" t<1v 1nd Oonlld Hilty1rd 1..1wrence Murg1, A,nt"-Y A. tn!S Janice Lii Eflltred Dlctrnbtr 17 Collln•, John M. and MarJl'\l E. &otanko, Elna M. and Charle• W. Ew•rl, t<1r1n L.lr.en Incl J1m1' N. Atho, John JOllPll Ind Miry Hele11 Jr ftertav. N1ncy J, Ind Din , McC.rtcktn, OWl;ht E. Ind OorOlhY FergullOl'I, Cllrict N. •nd A. T~•• E. O Somtr$, Sally Bullitt 1n<1 Jama Fran· Huggler. Ktnnelh O. 1nd Nathl l• els A. IOMrl ~ T_,..mtnl Wl1U1ms. Jo Ann J. ancr Jll'l'>'ll• P. coopar, J"n Renu I nd G1•y Euge..- "911tllllttlt atldl 116) CU) C~rtu COieman. MirY JO t nd Gllbtrl Sp1r10 , Dalt Erne•! and JucQ\lrhM "·-·• (12( ' "' Diottrmon Tl'e«tore Spec:l!I, Aonlld L. and St1llt M1ry ·~·• p Mastron. Victor 1nd Belly Je1n Cochr-(101 F (lJ) MICDonlld• ~r~. Shelli incl MICl'l<"I • Mirlln, P1mella J oy 1 nd Cl!arlft LV1111 (61 ~ (61 C1uley 811n:le!,11. Candi Ind Thomts Rober! Tflornton (16) G (16) 8eer Wi1wel1, C1rcl A. and Deilln P. Whltlil!.t r, L1rry Ct<ll ind C1nd1Ct Si>0War1 (I) G (II) M<J>eelo An<1ers0<1, Georoe A. a~ M11le.L.-~ DtJt Scorlntl S11bs: H11ntington -Harbin Dool,y, Marilyn Lou''' ind Ratpl! NlckerllQl'I, Btullh M•• a nd Norm1n 41 Cln'!llo 10, WOOOS-..-01•mond-.,.__oun _ _ _ Earle Rtndlll 2. Givens, Merle.\I F•Y 1nd C11ytort-HO'if;'"'C1rly!ln'FtYfr ltld GltY \'tmOn H1Jttl1111: Hul'ltlnglon finch 40-l,. Raloh C•rter, tll1n1 Lynn I nd J t mltl wa111ce. Slndr1 Jo.n Ind Oo111ld A~1 """",... .. 9tlcll UJ) 1n1 cov1111 K1!11ut (l ) F (4) OrTTIMtth J:lncntmP (I ) F (10 ) O'Lt1ry Lvnn (lS) c ('l Kllfl1kl Tllomlon !8) G [Ul Ble-rneclli ~lrl C21l G (9) Bodily Sc:llrlne Sllbl: HunY.1''9«1 -Coch· r-" Harbin l. CarrlllO l. Ava!t 2. tulftlmt: H11ntlnvkln e..dl. U-26. JV a1111:1fNH CclM (DI 164) NtwOPl'f Hlr11or Fri"' !II) F (6) Broc11.m1yer AncMnol'I (141 I" (It) Ecdtt Clllnoftfh (6) c I,) $tr1w ~ Ill G (7) Lamertoo C~ter tl l G 0 1) Wlll~t 5alflng Sllbs: CdM -Hebb!, Flem· 1119 I, Webt> '· M\ll'PhV l ; NewPOrl - t<H"9tmlth 2. ~tr 12. H1H1lmt: Newi>ort. J0.11. S-r1 SOPllofnln Tltllr C'"llt• ( .. ) IMI L1tun1 INeJI Cooke (21) F (11) Lllle51ron1 Kowllclk (•1 F (6) Dwro11~ Harrit {0) C Oil Evan~ Miit« cnJ G ll) T•Ylor Aroto (21 G (t) Pike saJrlng SubS: L11gun1 -Lvnn ;. S\itfle 2, BlalKIWd o1, Trimbrt ;, Halttlmt: Cerritos 21'-Z2. 5-1 5ciplloMort TDVnllmtnt Chlfl!Pionllll• M11ntl11wttn 1411 C4tl Ctrr1ttl K1r9.ul (t ) F (1$) Miiie!' Flnc1Mm1> (Ill F ($) Arnold LYM {10) C (16] Hartll Thonl!On (II G !41 KowtlcYk "'°'*"" (I') G Ul Cc:dlt Scorine "'°': H& -Carrillo .s. Wtlod$ 1. H•lfttmt: HU11t1no1on Bt«h. is.:is. CTitlr. Pi.tt) '-""' 9Hch (41) l<W I Alll L'""' Plkt (eJ ' f Ill P. ThomM Ovotlk IS) F (1) Sweem Llllftfl"Om (9) C !121 A.ndrn &llndlwcl {0) G (II Wlnem•n Trlmbll fl) G Ill) F11llt k.Orl .. Sllbl: LIO\lfll -Evtnt 1~. 11vlor 4, Chrl1lltn5'ffl 2. lvnn 1. Hllfllme: L11J11111 2,, 21. llflll·flnll Ol1t'1t Muntl1191H at1dl ('4) ('1 I AUi Lomt K1rkvt till F !2J Tll«n~$ Fln<.twnP (2) F nn Swetm Lynn (ISl C (2J Ramirez Ttlomlon tn G ()) Eao!t SpOWlt1 (IJ) G 1121 Rtevt$ Scotlne $ubt: Hunlinoton -Cocl!· r-J, H1rbln '· Diamond 3, Weir ;, R.•ndlll 2. H&lfflmt: H11nnngton Bell(h, 33-1.S. ,, .. ,._ .. •••kttNn C"ll M ... (,.) 1'41 Sldcl1"lck FrrcJerlck Crill. 01vld •nd P•ltlcf• Am Car1l0fl, Marth& M. and Jamet R. Adofl, Loi• L and Chari•• Sillnlord Mounf'I, J1nis Y. Ind Gary A. Ot l/rle-s. Jol!lnne L ll>d G1ry Jil(Ob Baron. Mtv ind Pelar c. Tlclr/. Andr111 t nd 'Mllvlrt A. VOde-r. Vir11lnla FaVfl and Jeffrey J. L1 Roq111. P11r1c11 tnd M1rch Collli!'I'" Vlrg!I C. 1nd Allll\ M1rtln, Mtrtdlth 01wn and 01vld B11rl!1ns, Alson C. and Nor• T, Gr~~ Titrr1nn H1rold i nd Je1n Green, Kll1 and OOMkl let Klmbffllt Tvltr, P1lricfa N. end Marl<. "C" Comp, Jtnl Ellen Ind L&rry Let Namy$1, Helen and Anton Mtln. Pt!WY Je1n o11nd Floyd Llnlofd Streiff, Frtn«S Rvth and AWllUll Hufl .... lkf, Ellzlbltl'I M, tnd A1tor D11ncan. Marv and Donald Gene ONn Klmps, Roland Joseph and Jcryc1 ..._ Acost1, fr111k 1nd Vlo'-1 Mly Davies, Sharron 0 •11111 l'fld Harold fl l'f$1111. Aontld Ray 1nd Glllffnn JOiin . ca rot Lund, Gtll H. 1nd llrrv Jlmtt Oevtscl!, Ronald I. l rid CtrolY Flunrr, Doris M . and Robel'! A. Eli111Jetl! Miiiet". La11ra Lfnclee and Mtlulllt Chlwn, J 1me1 Kennith 1nd C1rol 8ordtn Ami Colin. Linda K. and Mo11rco A, Vi net, A. L. Jr, ind Eltll Jotn1'141 Terr't'. Arthur LeAov and Colt-ell Ann 2frbe, Merl11 D. and Fr1nklin C. FINAL DECREE$ Enl•rtd Pecember 11 Maiden. Wllllam Ralph and Marguerite WllJOn, Charles Albert o11nd M1rth1 G1v1e Smiley, S11elle-n L. Ind David L. Elsaaen. No•• A. and M11nlr IL Burm;, Janet Lou!se •nd Tl!om11 Lee K~"'5. K1t11v L1nn and S!rpl!en Wiiiiam Lyon, Row 1nd Ltt Muro, Vottnd• A, 1nd Manuel H. Ellward1, Dennis Rav o11nd Cerot Ann Gregory, Ml,..,.lou i ncl Vernon B!rl Naylor Aobtrts, Beverly· Gltf'ln an.d Amo" "· Baldwin, Ellan 1nd Cho11rla• Fri nk Cott, Sl~11nlt I ncl Jttk 0 . Fick, Lt!lll• A. and Tl!eOdore A. Sprou.. S11l1nl'l4I I.ff •nd Mlrvln '"'"'" L~ George and Airth France• F~t, Oougl11 Lei I nd Plmtll ,,_ Woolen. S1111nnt M, Ind Alie'¥ A. Wright, AObefl W. and Nancy J. SteJ1/!9nllQl'I. Lind• and Clarll Cheller Arcrna, Thomtt Louis incl Cl'lrlstlnt M•rlt 511ndrk:lge, Karla L. I nd James W. V1lenda, EClwlrd A. Ind Ahond• L., S~onwrg, Barbara Slit and EUQant Pa111 Gregory, Ronald E. and Jlldlth S. Nottktr, Oanlel M. <Jnd Frances L .. Kelly, P•ulel!e Je1n 11!11 Don Slucktr. Mar!lyn K. 1nc1 Joe J , Ort9111, Joe Edw1•d and Marltvn A11lh Hobson, Parrlcl1 Ann anll Mlch•el ,Mo He!t<>n. Ca1otyn S111 Incl Roger O•IC Lob!to, Robert f , and Mllldt!la Goi-t. Jerr~ w. encl Gavit L't'lln S:iKhtr. Oorls M. and Aooert A. McCoi-meck. A. A, •1111 M1rllvn L1aclt, Sl!lrltY l orr•lnt and D11an1 Les!tr Kluever, Unda s. i nd 11rrv K. Murga, Jln+(e Let •nd A.nll!ony A•Y Wl1crorek. Sharon M1rl• and 011vid Sto11nle't' KU~, D0<1 Louis, Ind Norma H. Gr1nt, Nan<V M. Ind Al1n M. Pell'rson. C1rotyn K. 11•d JOIW'I M. Plfet', C1rol A, 1nd Raymond Bernell R1<thl1, Lind• l Olll" Ind Jaseplt Pa111 l enMtl, Mtchtlll G1v tnd Lester c. Mark1rl111. Alch1rd Gregory Ind OtnlH M1rlt INTEALOCUTO•Y Dl!Cl:lt:S l11i.m Dtcelltllll' II Lant1, Kathlffn M. I nd Ald'lltd 0. K,11 ...... 1son. Gf'l1l'Ol'le •l'ld Mirth• L. Oll!mjln, AOQll' 1114 Mi ry Chrllllnt 81 .... ll Fine, Ellttbe.11! Anfll 1nd Roctnay •• '"'""I Wiiiard Gttnn and Romon• Glor I LI Von P•nkey, Jamn L. Ind Mabel L PKktr. Al•n and Andru A. Rogers, TM.._u I!. Incl Thomll 0, Arl11. Kafhlfffl Ann and Oevld Hillock. Willl1m Jllflior tnd OolorH M. 8llfl00, P1ti4 W1Yl'l4I and J udllh Ann C1mpbell , Fr1nd• Rav i nd Bonnie Chrl1t!..-Witl\er1, Ttr111 Ind Timothy Conaw•y• Ell11t>9TI! Ann •rid Gtorvt Howe! RO$s, P•mtll Je1n and Lovl~ Phll!lp H1Vden, J11"1tl1 L. o11nd 11.onnlt L Sparkm1n, A.nit• ':arolyn 1nd Jt mt s Mlchffl Ho.•ner, Lindi M. llf'ld ~vfd Fodoi-, Patricll L. end ThomtS J . Asl!e1'. Jualth Ann anll J1me1 011n Krumw!-. Lind• Lff Ind Mlch111 Henry Cit$, Tt1t1110re F. and Heltn A:ico11t. L1wret1ct J. Ind Cl!tryl F. JoUty, No11nty All'>I •rid J&mtl Charltl , .. Hudson. Pl!flllp John •l'ICI 1(1mletn Dehl, SI/Sift L. Ind Edward F. IThe Lucy Sbft The Flinbt111t1 Star Tre\ Simpltmlfth M1rie Movie: (C) (2hr) '"#1111 A Slftl1 in Mr He1rt" {mus) 'SZ-Sus111 H1Y1111rd. rn CllrlWntt lhsic ftstivll m nrtt Stoottt "30 I oo@ oo ,~ IJJl -@(J)Hopa1· ...... 1 -: (Cl UOI "ll1o ..... I•••~ 'v: .;::;-"""'" ''""· MtrrCrtttlR Sllo9 """·-""'! ,.., -· Dnlrt Tlltlln tE Lltth: RtlClll (i) Tiit Seid 01111 0 ADREAM FOR XMAS! * 2·HR SPECIAL FROM WALTONS PRODUCERS FOR ALL THE FAMILY IJ@CIJ QlllHCWIA DMa ltf Qristni•• (Zhr) A Wi nn Ind ~- 1pir1tio111l story of a minister whe mom with his ftmily from Miii.,. to Los Anples to 1ssum1 1 p11tor· 1te, only to find that ttie dlUrdJ.. is SOC1n to be torn down. i 6 I SFIC®' I TIMI Stlbftd 11 .__ 7:0D 1?11 SHCll' I A Cluistmlt Sarprht t1slie Nielsen ~ts this visu1I his· Host Bil\1 Curtis takes viewers on tory of ttl• past SS years of PUI· 1 journey of surprises that lncludes1 dena's Tournament of RO.$eS. 1 report from Sanlt C!au1 1t the: @) Moiiri1: (C) (2hr) "Th• S1oly If North Pole. Rutll" (dra) ·~ent Eden. m 0 m""" m I INC@: I Chrisbllh Srtetillp e 8owll111 ftr °'"'" f«tlll tlll City of Los An111ts @ Mowle: (Zllr) "Mindi ot1 34tk lhller Ctmn strMt'' (rom) '47-Meur~ O'H1ra. Reruiimnce ctuhtrl1t (II) I Wiid World et Anl111lt Enln Allll!._ wtlat's My U111? t:30 (9 (I)) (l) Diet y 111 Dr•• I LM Lucy • Show -(R) Bl rbara Rush runts • MINI 54111• daytime d11m1 star Margo! Briahle11t Cil I Ort .. et Jtt1111il who finds Ktor Ditk Pmton so It· Esmef11d1 lrlcil\11 thft she offus him a coft. 00 D111pet ti null\( tole on her show. '·"'1 I (j)) 8oltby '"'"°'' $tlOI' I LI HitN ··~~ · 0 Prim11 An1111 \ · • Y•n.tJ. r . .ci • Comedy JD:«I liS ()))(I) Mtdlc1I CtllMI> __. ..,, '1 imt of O.rkness .. (R) Jo Vin ~t 7:30 00 Onptt iuests IS Le•h Woods. I lrilhl•nld B An1'!1~ted Musical Film :=~~he~e ~~. 6~1~:"a:::; * Rev1s1on of the Famous 1me111ncy e1n ind finds th1t i.;. Holiday Poem. A Family o'lf!I life seems to be 111 de"C:c:MI Special Sponsored by I._"....,, Qridmu • . L "ltftt Calltq .., t Home Savings & oan mm Nns -'•I• THE NIGHT BEFORE WHdlilhl wo• CHRISTMAS EliJ-n ot '"' ''""' flu.i _ .,1 I cond\lds the Boston PopS in 1 mN- ._. ! 16Cw.i l~e " tllt ~tfet I of trtdltional c1rols. - CJitbtaal An anumited lrl*'lal lh.al kltlr1itl011ll Vtri•IJ 11 ft1tures !ht Norman Luboff Ol0tr. 10:30 61 TwlllPt Z.nt • ., ~~bof · Pepe hul's Cllristll11 Nm (11)1 .,-.. n r.,.,1s.1111AlfM • Cot+ca11b1Uln ,., ll'usiCll Nod\11111 -· WIW 1111... Pm tile Ltn1 Cl• ="'Tnrtll 11:00 ~11~m::: ; @ We Willl Y• 1 ...,,,.CJWt. p.,.w. oftlll fl~r11 ·1 ... 6 Pwfy Mnoft' •• 1(1)}1' ..... Maic MliM: "A CflristJlll Cllll"'I Jim., Dtn Sllft {drt) ~Re1inald Owtn. " """"°°' .. Gd S.trt ltOO IJ ((jt CIJ) 00 ._... "A Chi• I (})A llq> C>ri- Betwten" Sim Groom ind Slndra AffrM Hi*'" Pr"8lltl Morpn 1uest u 1 fuaitivt Ind his C11ncif11 Miiiie lnditll Wifl who frustrate "9wly b1 ( (l)f;f Wf:st ~I, seftin1 lllldiul hllp fM thlif blbJ, 11·15 n. If~ nt then 1efusinL to ti~• hli dwict. ll;Jt (ft IP1tf11111t~~'1 B@@otm L•l•• L11ck L ..... Allfelusb etriclsmttM1 (R) An absent·mi~dtd suitor pro· tioits ttils ,tofy of t111 1nlm1la .,. P?SU 1 Mtr·mirntre .1rr1n1emenl ••re privileaed to se1 the birltl 'I' with Mom to pool ff!tir resourus. Jesus In the Bethlehem m!ntt!·'-B 111• <nr> "QridrUI • c.. a 9 00 01 m, 1ec!!IJ r • ,. lllCtic.r' (~m) '4S-Btrb1ra Stan· Sonb et CllrisbRh Doe S.....rin~'.· wyck, Dtnn1s Morgan. hosts tbis Christmas Eve sl!oW wmi 0 @ @Th~ lllOklts_ ·~u!drnn" orl1inel and traditional yultttdi (R) Rookie officers ~Ille G1nis and music tnd 1eadin1s pme nted bt Te!TJ Webster ~re seized ind held Henry Mancini, Victor Buono Ind hosta1e by • d1stuitled, t1mrln1lly· St Cha1les Borromeo Church Choir. 111 criminal. John Salon g11ests. 8 Cllrisbl1s Mw . . I Christrnu Witt\ Oral Ro~rb fJ @ (J) m Wide World el "". 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W.Umtn, -n, .,.,. Id 11'1 11\t FOl'li'On LttlOl'I btlorl <O"'lfl9 to Ult 111111 <IOll&I •1 • 1>tn11tormlno pllot, H• h wuv. J ~ (C) "lri1..,.... (mus) '54' 'oJ. Gene Kelly, Cyd CN1isM, Vt• JoW. .. •. S:JO fJ (C) '1'9 lrtlllll Sillll .. !iittr" (odVJ '52--...... Qilftton Heston. CofMi Wffdl. !!) (i) ._ -A 1V "''"'• tlOll Of thl Clltrla Oidltftl' dllliL l:OO (IJS-""-- • I l ti . ' OAllY PllOT kylah 3 oBeam Y:ule Show SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - Skylab 3's astronauts photographed a partial eclipse of the sun today and prepared some surprise Christmas Eve festivities in their orbital hom e. Gerald P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson were silent about the.lr Otristmas plans. They said ooly that they Would beam a television show to Mission Control in the evening. Part of it will show a . Olristmas ~ and other decoralions made from °'!\" and ends In the space station. Uilde< the tree will be presenls which J'#i&lkln Control hid In their Apollo com· ~ ablp before launching Nov. 16. , When controllers told the astronauls ~ere the presents were 6tashed, Pogue •!lid: "U you notioe.d a big momentum dlange in the spacecraft, that's because all three guys just clattered into the " command module." • Final Me••age !l'ANGIER, MOROCCO (UPIJ -A li.rgian airliner captain killed with 105 otber peraons when his plane crashed 20 miles away from Tangier Airport announced he was lined up for a landing .,..hen the fatal crash occurred moments I~, the Ministry of Transpoct said today. ··Most of the 99 passengers were Moroc-can students retumhlg home for the ( IN SHORT ... ) Oiristmas holidays. Tbey and seven crewmen died when it struck a 2,400-foot ~k in the Rif mountain range, the governmen said. • • Rocket Barrage PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) For the secood straight day Khmer Rouge gumen fired rockels lnU> Phnom ""1h today, bu! this time caused no damage or cuualties, the mililary com· ~saUI. ··'nree or the Soviet-made 122mm rockets tU'ed during the early morning hours were duds and one Wt in a grassy ~ near the Mekong r i v er bank. Anbtber rocket )anded near the Ministry af· Information about noon but failed !'!.explode. • Search for Bodies ,. UPI Ttltllholof On Vacation Vice President Gerald Ford rests after making five runs._<!own the snowy slopes in Vail, Colo., Sunday. He is spending a tw(}:Week ski vacation at the Rocky Mountain re sort. Eight-Persons Perish In Mobile Home Blaze FLINT, Micit (UPI) -Eight persons, including a ·newlywed couple, five children and an adult babysit ter, died early today in a fire that destroyed a mobile home in a trailer park west of Flint. The three adult victims were identified Rembraridt Recove red CINCINNATI (UPI) -·Four men were held by police under "in· vestigative detention" today after a second stolen Rembrandt paint- ing was returned and nearly all the $100,000 ransom was recovered. Because $4 ,000 of the ransom money w\s still missing, police were tight·lipped about s om e details of the weekend chain-0f- events which ended five days of bizarre negotiations and late-night rendezvous aimed at recovery of the Rembrandt masterpieces. as Paul Hartman, 32, his new bride, Phyllis Ann, 29, and a live-in babysitter, l~elen Harrera , 20. Four of the children were from Mrs. Hartman's previous marriage, identified as T i m o th y Newbold, 4, Rebecca, 6, Billie, 9, and Terry. 10. The fifth child was Mrs. Harrera's 18-month.old daughter, Holly. A state fire marshal and Detective Sgt. Gary Taylor of the Genesee County · Sheriff's Department tentatively 1isted the cause of the blaze as a defective furnace. It was at first believed the fire in suburban Clayton Township may have been caused by faulty Christmas tree lighting. "There were eight persons inside and all of them died ," said the spokesman. "One couple recently had been married and was living in the home temporarily." Authorities said the ftre was well underway at the Woodland Mobile Home Court near the small town of Lennon before firemen were notified. "The fire wasn't serious as far as actual property consumed but it was definitely a major tragic fire as far as deaths are concerned,'' said the spokesman. White Holiday ''(,1NCOLNTON, N.C. (UPI) - A ~ Green Beret charged with the 1'l)Urder of one woman was unable to Cljrect authorities 'fo any addftional bodies Heavy Sriow flit s Natiori's Midsection I $ilnday despite his confession that he j . tilled seven persons In the carolinas. • State and oount authorities began By U.nijed Press International · '9.UA:L~~in central Illinois d a .. 6 aaer-Ti>mmy or , 8, 1.,,-,---.t-heavy V.'inter snow storm b:;;a;:nk;;;::,t;:::r--'i'n"'°'po•rtions of Indiana. 4llicers-Saturday to the body of Mrs. the Southern Plains today, and was Travelers' advisories or snow watches Betty Parter Atwell, 38, of nearby expected to affect traveling this were pooted Sunday night and early Sherill's Ford. York also claimed to Christmas Eve in the upper Great Lakes today for New Mexico , the Texas have killed three other women in the region. Panhandle, and parts of Nebraska, Liacolntown' area, two women near Freezing rain or drizzle glazed Oklahoma, Iowa, Wisconsin 8 n d c,otumbia, S.C., and a man near Ft. highways, trees and powerlines along Michigan. (3ragg, N.C.. the Nebraska, Kansas, lowa a n d s d bl · '"" ' 1't:ltl ll11 Dip ~~Freezing temperatures In the East don't seem to be stopping this ,_..bather -a member of the Polar Bear Club, of course-as she soaks ,, !IP as much of tlJe sun as she can. beSlde a Ch.ristmas tree at Coney Island SWlday. The club marked 11$ 70tb anmversary with a quick • plunge In the AU111Uc. , . \' oow an owing snow caused visibill- ~Y to drop to near zero on highways 1n Colorado and Wyoming. Early today, Denver, Colo., already had recieved almost a foot of snow. · Temperatures varied widely today, with some readings below zero in the Great Lakes region and the northern Atlantic Coast states to the 60s near the Western Gulf Coast and the lower East Coast of Florida. Snow or fog covered the northern plains and clouds covered the Pacific Coast and lhe Ohio Valley. The rest of the nation, including the Southern Rockies and most of the Atlan-- lic Coast states, had clear skies today. Temperatures early today ranged from seven degrees below zero at Alpena Mich., to 69 degrees at BrownBVille'. Tex. S. C~ifornla S1n11 Cla\IS w!ll be grffl9d bV br!gllt clttr skies and werrfl ltmpe furts thrOl,IOhc!vt Sou!Mrn C1Utorril1 Cllri1llTMIS y, b11t l'le mlolll fll'ld ll'lt gol~ rQU!lh '" the movnl•l"l •I'd dts1rls bectine of gusty winds. In Los Ano@ln today, parity cloudy skies wert clter tod cool, unrfMltred by srrt051, Ind Ille i.mwtturt hov9r!'d In tl'le mld-40s. Tiit ovtrnlglll low $llould be Mlf 45. Winds 11usllr19 to n-e1r 411 m!lts per l'lour lore ll'lrou1111 svtmrban canyon tr111 Ind lllt mounltln •nd oesert reolans. Hmrratvres •cd•v 1nd Chrlnmas dey Jn 111t CMlll .Ind lntermrdlete vt ll•vs wert PP«llld 10 bt on tf!t 60s wllll ov1rn!9ht lows diOlllno to )I ta .a, bl.II most Iv In, 11\t JOs, Te mperatures Hllft Lo• Pc,, " .. 35 2• " " " " ... ·" ,. 19 .12 " ,, 31 13 32 ,. .01 3S 27 1.37 29 2' .IS " " -12 ·20 3• 25 ~ l! 41 ,, ,, .. ... "' gr t~ .11 '1 1, .01 " 2.1 " " " 1' " ' S11tt, 1'10011, Tide Fair tvd1y. \.ltfll Ylt'11blt \lllndt 11ltfit tfld l'!IOl'fl· !no tioun bttomlllf 2 to • t..t ioo.v •l'ld T\lftdf~. Hltl'I !00.,. ln·uPP!r 60$, Co.1tl•I ltmllel'tl\lttt. tlntt froin A5 lo ... ll'lltl'ld ltmPi!!'llUfflt ti"'" lrOtll "' to 1t, Wtltl' """'°" .. 1119 !\Our• btcomlnt 2 lo 4 Ifft tocl•l' tnd lutt.Nl'. turt !ff. MONDAY Setond llltl'I .............. 10:10 11.m Stcond low ............... >:»-."'·· TU•SDAY Fir•! 111111 ................ 1:411 •·m ,,O F1rs1 iow .................. 2:w •. m. 2., St¢GtlO 1'1!91'1 , .. ,, ......... t01U11A J.7 l4teorlCI low ............... ':°' P,/ft, ... . 5\11\ Ill-t :SS 1,M, Ith I!" p,m. llf\OOll ., ... 1:00 1,m, Sits J107 11.m. Oil Prices Doubled ' Iran Declares 'Era of Cheap Oil Ended' TEHRAN (UPI) -Middle East oil exporters, vowing 11oil is no longer going to be cheap, 11 more than doubled the price of petroleum to the world, and other producing nations Indicated today they would follow suit. 0 Jt is the end of the former empire of western oil companies," said the Shah of Iran after a meeting ol the six oll·producing Persian Gulf states. '"l11e era of terrific prog'ress of Western countries based on cheap oil has ended," he said. "Oil is no longer going to be .cheap." .The Shah, speaking for Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Qatar as well as Iran, announced the six states had voted to boost oil prices from $5.09 a barrel to $11.65 effective Jan. l. Last Jan. l, the price of oil ·was as low as $1.50 a barrel. Persian Gulf states produce more than 34 percent of the oil in the world , and 6S percent of total world exports. Currently all but Iran are refusing to sell oil to tbe United States because or Washington's pro-Israel Middle East policy. The doubled price applies only for the first three months of J974. Arter that. prices will be reviewed , the six sai d, meaning they probably 'viii be raised again by next April. Oil industry sources said Venezuela, the largest petroleum exporter outsid e the Middle East, would follow the lead of the Persian Gulf states and declare a similar price hike. Venezuela, which ships almost 1.7 million barrels of oil dailY to the U.S. East Coast, now sells its oil for an average $7.74 a barrel and has announced it will hike prices for the 12th time this year at the end of the week. If Venezuela follows past policy of us- ing Persian Gulf crude oil prices as a touchstone for its prices. levels could rise over the $11.65 announced ln Tehran according to Industry oboervera. "It looks like the cork ii out of the bottle." one lndualry spol<esman told UPI Sunday. He said that Venesuelan price$ would have to at least foUow those of the 'Persian Gulf and most likely would exceed them. Taking advantage of its ·"short·haul" relationship to its largest markets - the U.S. East Q>ast and Canada - Venezuela has keflt its prices above those or the Middle Easl and dittance between ·Venezuelan ports and New York Is approximately the ume as between ' the U.S. Gull Coast and the main oon· 1WTier centers of the U.S. Eastern Seaboard. Venezuela has been uni 1atera11 y decreeing oil export prices for its more than 3.1 million barrel-per-day shipments since late 1970. In the past J 1 months. it bas hiked prices II Umes, from $3.14 to $7.74 a barrel. * * * * * * Japanese Stocks . Plunge As .Oil Crisis Worsens TOKYO (UPI) -Oil-starved Japanese sold cars, sloe~ and the national cur· rency today following the news Middle East nations bad decided to double the price of oil . Prices on 01e Tokyo stock market were hammered down on a broad front. with the "Old Dow" average of 225 industrial stocks dropping more than 106 points to 4,028 durlng a two-hour morning session. Japanese motorists were · warned the price of gasoline soon may rise to $1.68 a gallon and many said they would put their cars up for sate. Japan's currency, the Yen, came ~der strong pressure from the American dollar. For on·the-spot transactions, the Bank ol Japan was forced to intervene in the market to keep the price of the Yen at 280 to the dollar. With virtuaUy no oil of her own, Japan impol!ts 99.7 percent of the pelroleum needed to keep the world's third largest , economy running. About 83 percent ol it comes from lranz the Arab COUD· tries. "On account of is price Increase. th.e cost of Japan's necessary oil impOrts will rise to $15 billion during 1974., said Masami Ishida , president of the Idemitsu Oil Co. "Whether Japan's foreign currency reserves will be sufficient to import the oil we need is something I no longer know." Japan has been suffering a dollar drain ever since the world's last in· ternational currency settlement 1 n February, and now holcb only about 110 billion In gold and foreign currency, compared to Ill last February. Mlnlster ot Intemattonal Trade and Industry Yasuhiro Nakasone sakt Japan will have to abandon her policy of restraining exports, adopted earlier this year, and try harder to earn more money for oil. Complete Mid .. day American Stock List Vol. Met LISI cng. Vol. Ntt' l.Mt(hQ. -. ., • ' Atll>Ont. AC.,11\d Acme( It AcrntM AdmOr AdliJri 1 Acl MUI Ad<lrH$ Admlr11I AdVlnv Ath'll ll A tint LI Al>m5tl Alletn Alr Pr Alreolnc A ,, ~klOllt It Pl Albtrtln Al<tn A Alco SIO Alcon L. 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" " " ll • • • K " w G .. • c G I I ~tonday's CJ osing Prices 111f:t Nit P-£ l'llUI H191'1 lG;lll Lall Cll!I • ' • Mood., O<ctmbtr 24 1973 OAllY PILOT I) ::_;:_:__ _______ :__ ll NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE - Year's High-Lows Appear Every Saturday Oil P·1~ice lnc1~ease1 • Deflates Market NEW YORK 1UP!) Stock pnces dnfted lower in slow trading today on the New York Stock Ex '1 change Shortly before the close the Dow Jones 1ndus- tnal average was off 6 08 points at 812 65 maktnl( a shg bt comeback from 1n1dday when 1t was off more than nine points Declines Jed advnnces by a margin of about 8 to-5 and volutne uas approx1n1ately 11200 000 shares Amf!riean 10 Most Aethle SACRAMENTO (UPI) Ed\\nrd A Hinz Jr R!l.11stant attorney gener charge ol tbe criminal division was aopolntcd to I •I • ' el In Los Angeles Mwi1tlpal ~ bench by Gov Rooold Ru*"". Hin• ~ Long Beach nn. the unexpired term of fotmer Judge Leland Geller who wu removed from tho bencb bJ !he state supreme Court'. I • ' • • OAILY PILOT Monday, Ottembtr 24, 1CJ7l ..,AMBLER TUMBLEWEEDS weu. <:rJmOY. m; Ol/llS11MS ev~ ... A HO~'( NIGHT ••.• •MUTT ·AND JEFF ~-~GMENTS_ • NANCY. • I HOPE THIS AIR POLLUTION POESN'T KEEP SANTA CLAUS AWAY THIS YEAR _ _.,, • ~TODAY'S CBDSSWDRD PUZZLB j 11 ACROSS ., 1 Youno ..wn.1 ~-. 6 Fly ..., Iii Temls cup 61 Sr1er1r Norwe11r1n king• 5-4 Nlpp1d In ··· ;. 14 TumJno: Pre"x 58 Aorleultur1 t • 16 Belt member 1lructur11 r 17 AvldboxJng e2 Ahe1d ol Itri 9Cllldule 111 WI II lam ROM 63 Conftne • ·-:Amer, 64 F11gul1t1 • ._ J>09t ee Wll'IQed ;rio ~:c•t...., :~ ~~:~.~I!: 1 Ao1r1 89 DIUlllde 23 Flud lirmly In 70 Slnc1: ScoL Pll CI 71 Lllllfl 15 Aclor 01or;e C. DOWN . te "That'•·-of .... tioo.yr ............ y dllv1c1 t "2 Dock lolt.11: 2 I ..... tf7 Cvrl1fn 38 Female bird St Kam1oop1 or culttroal ,, Bog '12 Food C"'15Ul!ll r 45 Form1c1 1t111d COi ting 48 Lerge lamUl11; lll!OfTTll ! IO M11ltit11cll ) ,.....,,_ -· 2 Ptecelntrow: v~. 3 Crue <4 Show B!z ~raonallly: 2 ...... 5 Cel•ndlt abbr. e ltalien city 7 0•1111• 8 Ot1conv1~ molding 9 Oisputld 10 Ge!······· from home 11 win. s '. 12 AOtllCI roed 13 ~fOa,Lg. 18 L1d119 2'2 Pull behtnd 24 Or.y-: Eart)'-.rto .,, c """"' Ylltll "",.,.... 30 Fencir,g 1word 31 T11r 32 Hone 33 81 told 3.t Ag11ns1: Prefix 35 C.r;o wHt 38 Stmll &r .a Anltnal'1111it '3 Bl.ck hard - 44 Story ftllW '8 Thl1t1r emplo)'ff .. 1 Coo1ttesln1 certain Wl'f 411 USA petttolle "n:iup: Abbr. e;2 Popul1t C1n1n1 -· ., ... _ ~ Newly ""'1'fed women 58 Armbonn 67 Color cllang•ra 68 Pl•ated 58 V•:.; 80 "l-••n'l'(W!!l' Md!" .et Brltlll'lw11POn 1!15 Sooner 1111!\ JUDGE PARKER AFTER PICKING lJP TME ~75,000 1~ CASH FROM ABBEY, SLADE ROBERTS MAKES PLANS TO &ET fT OH 6UNOA"r''S GAME! -tf.-01-'D ... !f;~2;. MISS PEACH ~IU , t MAVfN•T IUCllVIO A PR&~INT . FROM YOU. A' YllT .•.• ' by Tom K. Ryan • by Al Smith 0 by Dale Hale • DOOLEY'S WORLD SALLY BANAe.tAS tJe~l, HoHoHo, sc~e! You 1-1ave Tl-le Holl ~Y S PI R I T """• ''--'-' eaRlY "™'5~. ew;:o MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS . , l I ' • I •·• . .. by Charles M. Schulz ..-~~~~~~~ by Mell .JtffT M 500N A' I 1u1+lf -soMf MONIY ANO WO SMOPPINIO ••.• by Chester Gauld wnL.1 RECl«>!il TMI l!CaNTRIC OU> GAL CANT IE ~BAD! by R09er Bradfield ---......... -:::--::f-''!1!! -AND ALL "lllRU "Tl<E MOUSE •• -NOT"A c~REYIAS STlAAJN(; .. , . . NOf ~.A~ •.• i;R.U~ ••. .... \ 1'2.·?~ .··'' By Charles Barsotti °" tJJ.lY 15 Tl-laT. MR. SCR\X):;e? by Ferd Johnson by Roger BoDe11 THE 'GIRLS 0 Tbls time of year ls IO txcltlng you just wish il would la1l fore\'tr. don 't you." DENNIS THE MENACE ' ' ' ) ) 11 • G R ~ B M s N . --------~~-------... -.. ·~~ -- jJ DAILV PILOT !. TIME IN A BOTTLE White~ m Ccnlury. 8 Jim Croce, ABC. TOP LP'S 2. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL I. ELTON JOHN -Goodbye GIRL -Charlie Rich, Epic. Yellow Brick Road, MCA. 3. LEA VE ME ALONE 2. CARPENTERS -The Ruby Red Dress -Helen Red· Singles, A&M. dy, Capltol. 3. STEVE MILLER DANO . 4. THE JOKER -Steve -The Joker, Capitol. Miller Biri(!, Capitol. 4. NEIL DIAMOND - 5. GOODBYE YELL 0 W ' Jonathan Livingston Seagull, BRICK ROAD -Elton John, Columbia. MCA. 5. JIM CROCE -You Don't 6. HELLO IT'S ME -Todd Mess Around with Jim, ABC. Rundmn, Warner Bl'.OB. & •• RINGO STARR·-Ringo, 7. TOP OF THE WORLD Apple. · -Catpentera, A&M. 7 • T H E W H 0 8. SHOW AND TELL -Al Quadrophenla, MCA. Wilson , Bell. 8. JIM CROCE -Life & 9. SMOKIN' JN TH E Times. ABC. BOYS ROOM -Brownsville 9. GLADYS KNIGHT & 11lE Station. Bell. PIPS -Imagination, Budd ah. 10. NEVER, NEVER GON· 10. JOHN LENNON -Mind NA GIVE VA UP -Barry Games . .Apple. THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF ESCAPE! COUNTRY SINGLES ar\'I• '1142Hf ~ ..... -.-!~!.; .... ~ COltONA DEL MAI. -== ... "MAN OF LA MANCHA" (PG) 7 ... AH ·"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" CG) 9:12 PM CALL THIATll POI SUNDAY MATINfl SCHIDULE I. IF WE MAKE l T THROUGH DECEMBER Merle I-laggard, Capitol. v 2. AMAZING LOVE - Charley Pride, RCA. 3. SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LOVE & TOMOR· ROW ~ Roy Clark. Dot. 4. THE LAST LOVE SONG -Hank Williams, Jr., MGM. 5. IF YOU CAN'T FEEL IT Jt Ain't There -Fredd ie Hart, Capitol. 6. I LOVE -Tom T. Hall, Mercury. 7. LET ME BE .THERE -Olivia Newton·John, MCA. 8. STILL LOVING YOU - Bob Luman, Epic. 9. JOLENC -Dolly Parton, RCA. 10. HEY LORETI'A - Loretta Lynn, MCA. EASY IJSTENING I. TIME IN A BOTl'LE - Jim Croce, ABC. 2. LEAVE ME ALONE Ruby Red Dress -Helen Red- dy. Capitol. 3. LET ME BE THERE -Olivia Newton.John MCA. 4. WHO'S lN THE STRAWBERRY PATCH WITH SALLY -Tony Orlando & Dawn, Bell. 5. THE WAY WE WERE -Barbra Streisand, Colum- bia. 6. THE MOST BEAtrTIFUL GIRL -Charlie ™ch, Epic. 7. GOODBYE 'tELLOW BRICK ROAD -Elton John, MCA. 8. JUST YOU 'N' ME - Chicallo, C.Olumbla . 9. PHOTOGRAPH -Ringo Starr, Apple. 10. SHOW ANO TELL - Al Wilson, Bell. Producer for 'Laugh In' Will Reach Back for Yaks r By VERNON SCOTI' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) George Schlatter, the producer who brought "Laugh·In" to the tube In 1967 and paid President Nixon union scale !or hls single perfonnance on the show, is back with a new television idea. Schlatter, a beefy man with a satanic_ beard and a wild sense Of humor, looks -ror form rather than content when put·\ ting together a new ahpw. "I've figured out there are two preoccupations of national interest in the country today," said Schlatter. "One is the feminist movement. The other is nostalgia." Schlatter already proved the J success of spoofing · -ever so gently -the women's lib fulminations with his highly I successful "The Shape of • Things," a 60-minute special 1 that won critical raves and a large audience. "Dimonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." Together they duct "Hello, Dolly." singing "Love Letlera In the Sand." And the June Taylor Dancers make an appearance , GEORGE BURNS sings a too. couple of ditties from the dark The ancient and venerable ages tnterspened }'lltb his Mills Brothers provide a ren· ageless one-liners. mwnbled ditlori of their two biggest hits around the ever-present cigar. of more thin 30 years ago, George Gobel, still using his "~aper, Doll" and "Up a Lazy old delivery, comes through ~ver. Ti~Y Tim, a ~tter with a sparkling new dialogue Laugh-In diacoveri, lS also and Pat Boone-does hi1 thing,_ on the bill. . MESA c~~~: 1;;1-_; r•f\.,PORT Bl VD , li:I I S!> 2 NOW PLAYING! Wal* Mctttfiau "Charley Varric:k" • pl111 (Peil "High Plains STREISAND &R'EDFORD TOGETHERI 1HE SHOWING WAY NOWI WE -r· WERE Qll.Jlll pt!l.MS ... .slAll P!llXJ.Cl~ A IWSUM-S'IUIJ~,__\~ NOW HE HAS completed '\One More Time," with some wheezy acts from the past Drifter'' b"'"''"°'C~'it·p• ···-brought up to date for beam-"JENNY" fP'G) ing Jan. 10 via CBS. sr.un NIGKT\T 6:45 P.M. It, too, will feature light l~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~~~=========~I humor along with a heavy dose of nostalia. LID 0 NIWf(lOT -~ ''The first thing a b o u t humor is to get the audience's attention," said Schlatter. "If you work on something the public is interested in then you're almost sure of getting its attention. "O. IL GANG, HERE'S A lllOVIE TO SEE ••• ONE OF THE KOST ENJOYABLE AND SATi&FtING MOVIES THAT I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME. IN EVERY WAY 'THE PAPER CHASE' STACKS UPI" OPEN TONIGHT AT 6:45 TONIGHT 7:00 9:45 BEA <:M lr..IPJ.N<""I '0 ll00 I'll ' ' • J\O Mon. Last Dayl Jimi Hendrix "MONTEREY POP" Starts Chrlllmas Day El110beth Taylor "ASH WEDNESDAY"· Dilly M1ti-• At All UA Thlatr11 ••"r• ltnlMlllf "WHAT'S U~ DOCt" TAil• TMl 1 AND IUN .... "' Cttlfl 101 Last Great Fabric Gallery Sale Of 1973 Begins Dec. 26 Watch for our specl~ ad of great fabrfc bargains In the Dally Piiot on Christmas Day. . LAGUNA BEACH 278 FetMt A>ft, CftN: Mcw\·Sot t.'306PM Sun.11 .. PM ...... " '· NfWPOl!T BEACH 20Foohiool;...d ' O'EN: M:in>Mi IG-9:l0 PM Sot. 10-6 PM Su-. 12.t.PM '44·2521 ' In Order Th1t Our Stoff May Enjoy Christmas With Their F1mill11, Thi Th"tre Wiii Cl-Mon. 12/24 & Tues. 12/25 - New Program Begins Wed. Dec. 26. Thonk You "This new show is not the definitive p r o g r n m on nostalgia. It's a preview special with the Possibility of becoming a series!' . _ The it.ow sbtrs Pe~rl Bailey singing ·"Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey," and Carol Channing warbling -~ -· "' CINEDDME 20 • • -~'..UL .... -~ -· "'. CtffPOMEll • • ·••-·u.• -'" ... SIAD/UM ' I ·:~ ' A.'.IJ ,lO.L.'J Uc..I.'~ .,, "'" -... S14DIUM ( ·,~· .. A '>"l'I • Id '• Tickets $6.00, $5.50 $5.00, $4.50 . All seats reserved. "AMERICA~ GRAFITTI" ... "Pm 'N TILLIE" CP51 ·!J1DDLER ON THE aooJ .. .... "MAN OF LA MANCHA" (GJ "IERPICO .. lll ... "IADG! J7~" CR} "THE SHEN UPS" CPGJ ... "STllLYARD ILUIS" (RJ FAST FUNNY FABULOUS TUES., DEC. 25 thru SUN.,DEC.30 For Information Special Group Rates Phone: (714) 635-5000 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Tun.. Dec. 25 ... 7:00 pm A • Wild., O.C. 21 • • . 2 :SO pm • ·Wed., Dec. 21 •.. 8:00 pm -<!ft• Bbal.11. MllC·TV TodaJ' Bhow ' ' . . Th is time the bullets are hitting · · pretty close ~J ::-1o'~ome! ·', ~ t~.,_,,.\,, ,·-t l'c: *~~~~tt-1: ·'·"-"' ~;''it -~'~~;~~ < .! :<,;/ ~,v.: , . t ~i> ;a:~ .. ~ • • Thun., Dec. 27 •. 1:00 pm • • Frt., O.C. 21 , ••• 1:00 pm • .. 111., Dec. 29 •••• 2:30 pm 981., O.c. 29 ...• 8:00 pm • • Sun., O.c. so , •. , 1 :30 pm •·Sun .. n.c. 30 .•... 5:30 pm A· SPtClal l11mily ahow ... Prices $5.00, $4.50, $4.00, $3.50. • -Jun10r1, 15 6 under $1 oil th11e perto1manceL A MAllAStl COllFM'I' Fl.II • ~ ~ HAL HOLBROOK ~ ll'l'LXl.L """' • OtMO SOIA. ffiU"lll fllflflY ·llOll•T ~ · lllM:LMOSCll»'Ml·Slor)'1¥JOlllllOJ!i·~"°'°"-.Un lllCllAfl Qlol»IQ ............ ~ llOl(AI QM!l ·DiNclolltor no l'05f • 'W'llSIOll• •TlQlllCCUlll• f.-W....,h 0AW¥Mr~liaolft..-r c!Rl""'r.:;.;;;;::-.1 A rrt1t ice show slltrln1 Tim Wood, 1969-70 Workl'• champion. Trixi Schub• ol \'ltnn1, 1972 Olrmplc 1nd World Gold m1d11ist ••• Judy Mcleod 1nd C1thy Let Irwin, C.nadl1n t1!11holder1 ,., Owld Su"on 1nd Miry Church, ol foronto, WDfld D1nc1 S111tin1 champs, Ger11d Soule 1nd his f1nl1stlc "Poodles de P1r1e" , , . Riotous comedy with Ptul A.ndrt, Biddy Ind Baddy and Dick Glbonsek ..• STARTS TOMORROW CHRISTMAS DAYl TICKETS ON SALE CONVENTION CENTER BOX OFFICE ••• ALL MUTUAL AND LIBERTY AGENCIES .•• A1.L UNITEDA:ALIFORNIA BANKS IN Olt\NGE COUNTY. , ..... l {' 8P{lfl~ '1'MlVWCMI PM 11tPAPIU" ' .. SHAMUS"ilE~~':iros ~~ DEC. 21 I I .•, • ;); ' . N.ltOAR!JS!S"'°r •• •IU . lllUE .... ....... 111tiNIKl.ll 1.sowrlll'.i:~ J• Ull IPO ....... """"""illi .. ,ttJ.1(0 NITl.SlbdllL_ PREMIER ENGAOBllEH1' Mt~U."' CWl ....... ......... - II Ulel.H""°' ....... .,, ... .......... Qf> 1101 OO~o\LO ~UTHEllLAtiD ElllOTT GOULD SALLY )(ELLERMAN M·A:S·I E LUXURIOUS W BALI.A THEATRE -673·4041 lalboo 11¥4. of Mall'I STARTS WlfD., DEC. 26th SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR YOUR HOLIDAY ! .......... 1- •'-" .l«ben "A TOUCH OF CLASS" . .. "• • • •" NY Otily New• "A Ctptiv•tin9 Thriller" NY Tim•1 "THE NIGHT VISITOR" In ColCH' 1tarrl'"J Trevor Howetrd Liv Ullmo1111 • Mor Von 5y4ow M111ic bv Henry Mo1ncih; A Mel Ferrer Productio'n m MANN THEATRES 'IBylor "Ash Wednesday" Henry~ WlllCDAYI I:~ JI .......... 2.'00, 5120 I• l :40 -AND· JACK LEMMON "SAVE THE TIGER" WOODY ALLEN & DIANE KEATON "Sleeper" Dally: l::JG.3:30 5: :JC).7 ::JG.9:30 KIDS LIKE TO ·ASK ANDI' • "TOM SAWYll" (•I • "SCltO~F,', "PAPll MOON" CPGI • "'°UY IT AG'AIN, UM'' \,itlc•!I• Av•. •••I ol IC.noll 12.1-4070 •flUN ACTIOM tr111 I 11,) CMINlll HOflSMONALS (ll 2.} MONG KONO UT Ill (:l.) C\mMIOAn NtNl (I) . '1MI fTll'W' Ol'IHI 12/11 s ... Oi•~· ''"••1 •I ...... h ... tt{S.,) 962·2•11 ....... mtlMMI • IOl91.,., Tiii WAY WI -I'll ~.!Ml : ........ fOICI" °"* 1)/:11 ' t,,,_!11 ...... ,, ' ; . ' .. -.:::::~~ 111·1162 __ ... (1 ,)CMN.11 NOlllSMOMMl(I) 11.) HOftG KONO UT (I) 0(3.) CUTTHIOA'fS Ht•t11 • . ... . ...... OflM& 1 -, ..... 1 ., .. ~ .. I. + !Mf.)JIJ IL •.KM> ll~P~0.111 KVI e WOOOT AWN .UY ir Al&IN,.UM (M) .... oi. •• ,.,., • ' I c.,i.i,.,,. Off., .... , •t:J· s•s ( t :\ MlliN'"=A COWIOY l•l Ii. 11rvm !NI i , MAl\I CAL~ l'fOllll "<Ml IOUtw.~ ll/21 ~1· ~ DO••co 5UTHEll:U\NO ELLIOTT GOULD LY ICELLEll:Mll-N .... MAS·ll ...... ftUC'nOIH • • • ' ' • I 1 I ., A I I I ·1 -I t. - I t JJ DAILY PIL6T Otlier Deatli s • SALINAS IAP) -Funeral ,.rvlctt will be held bere \\'edn@sday for Dorla Deaver, II, wife of Callromia Orange Master Chester Deaver. who died Saturday after a year· Monday, Dtctmb'9' 24, 197) long illness.__ . ~t ~1' SEATTLE, Wash. IUPI) -p· .. Buck '4Butter'ball" Ritchey, SS ·• ~· a country and western disc , ~ ... jockey for more than 30 years. · ~ died Sunday of cancer at t. · · ~ Providence hospital. . PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) -~-·· r.11c~1el Stroukoff, 90, a ,• if.I _ Russian-born aircraft designer --. who developed the Cl32 cargo plane used in the Berlin airlift. died Saturday. His work led to the creation or the first American jet lranspart. ~::: ...... :::-.... ----. ··.::-:·~ . ~ ~ -' .. ,l;·~·"' ~I 1 ••• _1_1 , .. ,., ..... ,_ ;-:;, f! ~i ( :1:J.if\' ,. ~ ' I: 1 . \·::. ,. J·· ··'-' '1;J". $ • •:. •' •' :..--r !•l; 1~1 · ·.-J.• l·'J··•-.. ' :.:.··I···:.: . ; . ·-~::: ;;;:-r ' . ' J' ,.. ·-1,1, .... '• •, ! , ••, ;'.: , '• ' •: I I ' ·-.• ~ .. • .····1 •"1··11 •; • ' '' ·• . : '' 'f I . ' • ' • I ' •• ~ ' '.! "I :... ' ' ' . .. , .... WILKES-BARRE, Pa. IAPl -Louis J\taslow. 65, chnirman or the board of ~letropalitan \Vire C'.oods Corp., died Sun- day. He had about 40 patents In the food service industry. Vtade rgro1ctad Leartait~g UC Irvine will share this $2.75 million health education center being built under and adjacent to Long Beach Memorial Hospital J\iedical Center in Long WALTHAM, ~1ass. (UPll -Beach. UCI-California College of .Medicine, Lon g Beach State and Long Beach Philip Rabv, 64, a literary City College and the hospital will jointly operate facility equipped with televi- c.ritic and anthologist. died sion studios, computerized library links to national centers, auditoria and pa· Saturday. •le was a rounder tient demonstration rooms. ' and co-editor of "The Parisian---------------------------------- Review" and an editor of the literary review "Modern Oc- casions." BALTIMORE (UPI) Ho1•oscope Less Pt111aped (People /Quotes J IUY A MIW ll DATSUN ::....i,_ Siinday ••• SA YE I f 11 _.... ~ne1·gy CQ:thack s COSTA MESA DATS UN rlltl&AY 2145 HA~~~tlL~=D,::C:.:M:,~~==~l~n=the:~·~·~J~;j~jf~··~ij~j(~,)~j~ To Affect ·Wate1· CHRISTM AS EVE CANDLE LIGHT SERVICES 7:00 P.M. • 11 :00 P.M. SANTA ANA -The national energy crisis may cause an unprcetdented d r a l n on Orange County's groundwater reservoirs because not enough water wUl be pumped in to replenish It, Orange County \llater District of!lcials have revealea. TllE COUNTY'S w a t e r reserves come front t h e Colorado River by way of the Metropolitan Water District's n1assive aqueducts and pum~ ing stations. The M\VD announced Thurs. day it will have to reduce electric power to its pumps during the energy crisis because of short ages of power. The result will mean a cut- back or 35.5 million gallons or water eaeh day. To meet the latest power levels. MWD has shut down one of ils pumpink plants com- pletely. That station provided nearly nine million cubic feet of water to Southern G A FESTIVAL sr•YICI 0, SOf\I California each da y. TWADITIONAL CAROLS AND SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC MWD OFFICIALS said OR Orange County will 1.,.1 two-•• NEWPORT HARB thirds of the cuthack wtth Los LUTHERAN CHURCH Angeles absorbing the rest of 798 Dover Or.. 548-1631 the water reduction . Newport Beach l!~,..,~,~·~·~"~~~·~·m~to~•======~;:::::;;;:::=:;;::::==:=:::=::1 OCWD officials say U1ere __ won't be immediate shortages in 00me taps , but that the Christmas Eve groundwater reserves will be depleted since Jess water will p · f be nnliig-;,r-to inject into Dana 0 1 n the water table. An ocwo spokesman ron· Gl • Dei" finned that water table reduc-or1a lions of that magnitude would L h Ch h pennit intrusions ol salt water ut er an urc into the drinking v.·ater su~ plies. 33501 Stonehlll Drive 7:00 P.M.-Candltlltht Ye&per• F BUI T, H2El SAf 1Dlt'1 lhe \Valer 11 ·00 P.M.-Ca"dteUght Haly Ca111mw11la11 acory ac 1y, a .sea · • _ v.·ater desalinization p I a nt --~ - -· _ ~ - under construction in Fountain g-.~J!ai~i=:":~<.~~~M~-::ia~~-i=-.\~1'f'fltJIGlt:QJCf.'1'1! vaue_y, win solvo the problem.~ M. ..Ch ri'stma s & Th ank You ~ But Us completion has been erry ti delayed by the energy crisis. . from i A series of high pressure i c., ~ pumps spaced along the n1ost ,-ut:!"" ill! crucial intrusion points are d ~ designed to inject desalted \, M Funeral services were held Saturday for Dr. E. Emmet Reid, 101, professor emerits of chemistry at J o h n s Hopkins University and an author ity on organic chemistry. Reid died Friday after a short illness. Drug Abuse Plione Calls Orga1iizecl Cancer: Do So1ne Listening water back into the water~ ll table and keep the ocean "' ~1 water out. ' i "' MWD has urged all its \i ~ customers to undertake volun-I S Death l\'o tiees COCK Le: Cll1•let Riv Coclr.le ot Sol1no lle1<1!. C1Ut. O•N ol de1111 Dtc. n. 191]. S11•vl11.cl by wlt1 Grice: OM '°" Rot>erl 1nd 12 gr1ndclllklfln. $ .. vices \2 n()l)A WldMtd1y 11 P1cl!IC View (llll>f!I, lnle•· mtnl P1cll!c Vltw Memorh1I P1rt, P1tlflc View Morh•1rv Dlr.clori. Gll EUL• Madtllnt F. Greult of 2S:JCI lthlOll PllC1, Cosl1 Mei... Oilt ol de1ll'I Otc. 22, lf73. S11r11lv.d llY tan W1lleT N. Gtellle Of Cost1 Mesi. Prl111le l1mlty crypttlde M!'VlCff -·· held MondlY 11 P1c!flc'v11w Memorl1I Pirie. Pt(llic View MQr1111rv 01•~"""· GUST SANTA ANA -A !pCCial in- fonnation phone number pro- viding callers the names or drug abuse prevention agen· cies and similar services has been set up by the Orange County Drug P r o g r a n1 Coordination Office. Dick Eckert, program ad- ministrator, said the central referral number is an ex- tension of the directory of drug abuse services recently published ·by the county. The central referral number is manned by the county from 8 a.m. to S p.m. Pt1onday through Friday. After hours and on week.ends, trained operators will receive and refer cans. The number is 83H252. I TUESDAY DECEMBER 25 BY SYDNEY OMARR Special for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio. Sagittarius, Capricorn. Aquarius and Pisces: Merry Christmas! ARIES (March 21-April 191: You are on solid ground. You know what to do and how to do it. Accent achievemen t, values. You feel gOod because you understand no\v what is important or otherwise. Aquarius, Leo, S c o r p I o , persons figure prominently. TAURUS !April 20-May 201: You may be going too far. W11111.,, Jol'lll Gusl 1941 17 of f23 St. Jlmtl PllCI. Newporl 8NCI!, c1n1. Otlt of dal'll Dec.. ?J, l97J. SUoNI* by par1n1t Mr, Ind Nws. Ev .. IH Gvst Jr. ol HewPOrl e11Cl'I. 8roltler Pel ... Alell~r Gust "1d ,.,... 1ltltrs. 11191• Edlltl-Mlrle I nd TtlCl'I' ly'nn G\111 Ill of 1111 llomt. M911"lMl l'indPlftnlt Mr, Ind Mr1. W!IU1m Gllmor1 ol' N..,,.port fl.elCfl. S.rvkn l Ml Mllnd1y 11 NtWPOrl H1rbor L11lllt!r1n C ......... cr.. lnlermenl Pidflc VilW Ml'fMl'lll P1rk. F1mUy WQOISll m_,111 contrlbuTlonl IO Jo/Ml Gust Athl4\lc Fur'ld IA c1r1 of Prll'ldptl, ~---------------------, NrwpOrt t'larbo• Hlgl\ Scl'lool, 6C'l Irvine. N~ lltl<ll, C•llf. P•clflc VllW Morl111ry Olre<tor1. MAHONEY estl'!9r L. Mtll«MY Ill• 79 of 12\S Jltmbtekl LIM. NewDQrl 8e1Cll, 01te of dtlll'I Otc. 72, 191l. Sur•JI..... by IDn Joftn M911on1Y Ind I dlught ... Ellfll D. SI.,..... OM brother IC1rr Lu9Cler. Gr1vt11!,. MrV'fcu Wedne.sd1v 11 1m 11 Gr1ndv1!'W <:em111ry In Glendale. 111rtr 8•1'11•ron FtJMral Hom1 O!rtttors. MllLH•IS•lll Ann-M1rl1 Thel'l'M Mllthel11r of 23442 Oune Mllr llld.. Et Toro. Ollt af <1e1tn Dae. n. 1t11 survt\t1d by l'IU1twtnd R I c 111 rd Ind lwO "°"S· Tllom11 Ind Jemt1. T-IY1191!11r, Tllern1 ~ en111. Alf 01 tllt l\ome. P1rent1 Nkllolll Ind MlrY C1pone of N!'W York. llrotlle-r, Nlchol11 C1pon1 Jr. o1 0t110. s ...... 1ce1 Mond1y l pm in Cl'>urch of J15111 Cr.r1$1 ot lane• O•v Sllnrs. L1oun1 Hilts. F1m!1y suggtsll mtft'IOl'11t contr!bution1 lo Amerlc1n cine., Society. lnftrm.,,1 11 El Toro . District Ce-met1rv. P1clllc View Morlu••v Oirector1. . .,,. Aglll'll D. llu!h 11141 73 pf 3ff I!, 21st SI.. (Mii MeY. O~lt of dutl'I OK. 1l. 1973. S11r11lvad by son Jlllil C. Ruth 1nd ORI! 1!ster, Corneli1 Flndl"eY ol Cor.!1 Mesa. Gr1 vnlde ser11lce1 Wi!'dnttdlY DK. 26 II 2 om fl\ eelle\tllt c.emet1rv in Ont<1rlo. 811tr ll•roeron 'uner1I Home Directors. tn Neu ol' now«s, c1111trlbutlon1 c1n be m1de to 1111 M1rcl'I ol' Oimtt. SULLIVAN K11t1erlne Elileotl'l'I S11!1lv11n ol 114 W. !Siii SI .. Ntwporl lllltll. 01te of de1ll'I Dee. ,o, 11'73. Survlvi!'d by lwa..llslltl's. N1oml Sull!v1n and AvclrY Slmokln,, Two t>rotllen. WHIQtl Srlclfon and Rlcl\ard Fln11ey. One nlec1 Gtor11t1 Ann Ry1n. Serv!ces ' o,,, Wednt'SdaY. Paclfle View Cf\1prl. lnlomb.,,ent at J11clflc Vtew 1~1morl11 P;irk. P1dllc View MortY1ry Olre<.lor1. VANll!: Gr1e1 R. Vfnt of O•n1 PDl nt. 01te of da1111 O«. 11 . 1973. Survlvrd bv sons R1y ol 01n1 Point •"d Frink ot W1sfllftg!on. Two 1l•ter,, GladV1 Shull ol Ariton• Ind F1v Grit ol' MO. One bro011r Sclwyltr Gre111 ol Ill. Tnree lll'lndc.l>ildren, o nt lll'Hl1!ffftdClllld. Prl\tltt ,.,11lces •nd Interment "'''' M id. SClltliff' l1;un1 8r1Ch Mort111ry. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCLIFF MORTIJARY 427 E. 17th St,, Costa J\lesa 61&-<831 • BALTZ-BERGERON FU~l£RAL HO~I E Corona d'I i\tar 673·9450 Costa l\lesa 646-24%.f • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY Ill Broad~'ay. Costa l\lesa LI J-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS l\IORTUARIES 17911 Beach 81\·d. Hunllngtan Beach IU-7771 U4 Re®11do A\•e. Loa( Be1cb !IHJJ-1145 • llcCORMICK ·LAGU~• BEACH MORTIJARV 1711 !Apa• C..yon lid. 4M.J415 • PACIFTC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK C.m<lery Mortuary Cb•ptl 3Stl Pacific View Drl\'e Ne~-port Bft9, Cllllarnla '44-!'I• ' • PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME ?Ill Bo11a Ave. Westmlnller m S511 • SMITIJ'S MOR1'1ARY m Milo S4. Hu1tln,... lleocll - I I I L.M. Boyd Lady Inventors: 2 Come to Mind , . No U.S. Navy ship with women aboard sha ll rema in at sea more than nine months. No, that's not an official regulation. But it has been proposed. Issue came up after the Navy assigned 40 women to the hospital ship U.S.S. Sanctuary . Reason our hour is divided into 60 minutes is the Sum- erians before 3000 B.C. counted Vt'ith a system of 60s instead of IOOs. Any high political position in China is generally identified by the working marr there with a phrase that trans· !ates "a 10.000 aspirin job." What are the three biggest inno- • valions to hit the cosmetics industry in this century? One man lists the safe. ty razor, the permanent wave and the pressurized can. INVENTORS Q. "Louie, how many lady inventors can you think of1" · A. Just t""·o. Mary Anderson \Vho invented ~ wind- shield wiper in 1902. And Norma Blanchard who mvented the flour sifter wiUt the crank handle in 1914. Any others ? Q. "\Vhat's a teasel?'' . A That 's a prickly little flower that grows 1n Oregon, Ne\v York State and France. It is used to raise the nap on v•ool cloth . Q. "\Vhere does Jeffrey rank on that list of most pop- ular boys' names nationwide this year?" A. No. 6. Not onl y do fish 'go to sleep, but they're exceedingly difficult to wake up, unless they're ready. A psychiatrist with a tape recorder found this out. Commonest word spoken by bridge players is "the." Com. monest v.·ord spoken by neurosis patient is "I." Address mail to L. lit. Boyd, P. O. Boz 1875, New- port Beach 92660. See the brighter side of life along the Orange Coast in (Orange Coastl lAounClup ) One of the featu~ lharf malt Sundiy ~llllE>AY in the DAllY PllOT • Sp iral Slice" Whole or Baff too quickly. Applies especially while in traffic. Take special care around machinery, elec· tricity. One behind scenes, "''ho is aggressive, talks a great game. Be philosophical. Don't permit emotions to run away with .logic. GEJ\tlNI (J\1ay 21.June 20): Friend s urpri ses \Yith thoughtfulness. You receive to such an extent that yo u are overwhelmed. Bu i Id on harmony, goodwill and domestic tranquility. Ho Id tight to lvhat is important, valuable. You may be talk ing about home remOOeling. Be receptive. CANCER (June 21.July 22l: Do more listening t h a n asserting . !\.fate. partner offers legitimate suggestions. Be quiet within. Answers to perplexing problems a r e available. Pisces , Virgo persons are likely to be in picture. Review legal pro· cedures. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 1: Heed words of one who offers benefit of experience. Older individual proves I o y a J t y . Don't permit pride to stafld in way of progress . Remember recent diet, heallh resolutions. Avoid extremes. Gift involving heat, such as blanket or fireplace· appliance could be conversation piece. vmco (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 1: You feel creative: you come alive. Holid ay spi rit dominates. You are able to communicate \vilh those who Two Coast Me11 Named To Guild SANTA ANA -1'wo Orange Coast high schools tied for seventh place in the recent county academic decathlon. Teams from Newport Harbor and Fountain Valley high schools each earned 35,84i points, trailing six in· land county high schools led by Villa Park High with 38,884 points. In individual competition. Orange Coast schola rs took firsts in two of six divisions. Nicholas Yocca of Dana Hills High placed first in the boys' honors category and Richard Tyler of Huntington Beach High took first in the boys' scholastic division, trail- ed by Michael Rowan o( Newport Harbor Hlgh. Deborah Hurley of Newport Harbor High took second place and Alice Sung .or ~1arina High placed third in the girls' honors category. seemed distant. Now you can tary water conservation pro-·~ ~ get across viewpoint in mean-grams to make the drain on 1" ~ . . the underground supply as • ~~u~ manner. Aries,. Libra small as possible during the 1~ 1nd1v1duals figui:e prominently. current crisis. W 1.'. Young person gives pleasure. -· I [i1 H;~:i~ss ~::~s ~3;.!;:,ii; '1'~ RABBITT W ~ no longer11 stranger. \Velcome ~: :...~ ~ i1 proverbial second ch an c e. ~ INSURANCE fi ' :..q ~ Make holiday memorable by ~ 1914 "•'bo' •••'••'"4 iJ. J/a ~· ~ B being open. creative _and will-Ji \'jJ CO<TA M"4 ~ ~ e t ff~ ~ 1ng to express a£fect1on. love. \:J 548-5554 / · · P. I"' ~ I ,; Leo, Aquarius may be in pie-!... • W ,.. ~. lure. -~ ---· W • !I SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): ••••ATu••• ~-3/ilGVIA LlbO•SUITT'I! 675•Z 6 IA One close to you may seem oLD oou..a W NEWP(RT BlttM . ...,,, irritable. But indigestion pro· • MANNING'S ,;-c:s1.J;1:~~ ... ~-&li.2Q'._?~S:::~·~:;:;:~w~B-s'1-&i~!QI:~:.::_ bably is answer, not vaJid COLLECTORS complaint. Know it and don't SHOP ~~ be too quick to judge. Relative ,2 •28 N~wr B LVD. kOOWS What to do jf vnll are °COfl"A M~ CALI,.., 1-ft•2.92.!5t H .... 11-9:30 receptive. What seems serious 'l!!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'!! v.·ill soon appear hilarious. -= ,..,_,._,,.11., SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21): You feel more secure in knowledge that work efforts are appreciated. Social cont:icts now prove mean- ingful. Another Sagittarian could be involved. One who seems frivolous could actually aid in spiritual reflection, meditation. Be open, rece~ tive. Now ••• Give Your FALSE TEETH More llltine r.-r A 4ent111r1 •dkHIT• ua !ri1lP1 FASTEETIP Powder daM aU ot: w .. I) """' ..... ._ ... -n1oqc, 6--lleadier. t) Holdl ttlefll _.. CIO;tortab~I) Bil .. ~-t~mtunlly, '11'°"7l U11 FASTEETH Denture 4beli'f9 Powdor. De11to.r11 t hat lit ar• .-ntlal 14 bes\Ui.. s-70111' delldst ncula:Jy, CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan . I;=:======== 19 ): Cycle is at peak and you get your way . B e gracious. You are strong but not so strong that you can afford lo alienate those who mean most to you. Aquarius, Leo and Scorpio persons offer healthy challenge. Sec yourself th• piece to 9a for in true light. Tile trulh will -m c111111 111,u -eo111 mes• make you happy _ if you d111y 1i;.9. w~ c1or.t-c1 sll{'I. FINE DIAMONDS face it. I':;=:;:::::=:=::::::;::::;:::;:=:=. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. i;--·-------- 18: Home, family long-stand- ing controversy arc teaturecl . You find out where you stand "'ith one in position to aid 1 or deter. Gemini, V i r g o ' persons could figure in im-1 port ant ways. ~lake necessary / changes: be analytical. You have wonderful chance to l really be happy -if you so permit. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): FOR DRUG PRICES •• Call 642-4104 Jtl I. 17 .. St. mt Tmtl• An. N .... ,. l.tplll Mkt. -cm...... 642-4104 Mell. 111111 f'rl. t 11 6--S1t. t t. 2 One who wants to argue really wants affection. Know it and make a decision. Some friends l~~-;i-;i-:;ii-;ii-:-~~-i:iiii::::ii:iiiiiij adore you and show it and others are envious and at- tempt to hide it. Relatives I and friends now may be like 1 oil and water -take special 1 , care when mixing them . IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTIIDAY YOU are in·i lrospective. fascinated with ! law .. medicine and religion .•! Many born under Pisces and dirL A Vcmon·s SPORTSWEAR * •.t • • • Keep yovr feet warm with a lovely ond praelieol gift of shea rling-lined Slippers • We gladly gift wrop, free of charge 1052 IRVINE e .WESTCLI FF PL AZA NEWPORT BEACH e 548·8684 Virgo are dra""TI to you . You We!iclitf Pliza, 17th ind Irvine, have been on an emotional Newp0n Beacb,California92660 merry-g~round -you will be l~ii~~~~~~~~~~ji~ji~~~ijiii;:i~~iiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~ stepping off and facing ad-II ditional responsibilities. You will find that April, 1974, is a most significant month. You arc a teacher, a perfectionist and, very often, your own woat critic. ,. PHARMACY HAMS WE QUOTE PRICES "So Good •• , It Will "Haunt" You 'tJl It's Cone" e Ready to Serve with ttoney 'n Spice G111e e Spirol Sllud From Top to Bottom e We Package and Ship from Co11t to Co11t • Full Strvice Dellc1t1111n e Imported ChHHI •nd Winos • C•lorlng ···A Speclollty l100 I. c-Hie>..,, C-4ol II•-67J·-1 llKll -Wnt ., I c....-. • .....,, .. , • I OYER THE PHONE ••• ANYTIME -CHICK Tttql SUPll SALi IPICIAS.S-'"'' lttl. ' °"'' ""-'rlc• METAMUCIL Powd1r, 1-4 oi. $1.ll S2.4t TRAC 11 lnlectlo11 RttOf, 2.lt 1.7t kODACOlOA CARTRIDGE Fllm, 12 ••P 1.25 1.0t HEET A111l9•1:c Spr1y, s 01. 1.91 1.6t 2700 l Coast Hi'1!wav. at Femleaf. Corona del Mar ... _ $2.1 9 1.49 19c 1.29 •• 644-7575 / \ .. I I I ' I t • ' • • ' • _, "I • I I ' ' ' l • • • I . ' . • ' .. . ' Monday, Dtetmbtr 24, 197.l DAILY PILOT 1 . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . • · · "' ~•,.,,•..,...,._.,I '' -"h • • ' • • • ' • • • • 'I' . . -' ' I • .. • • ; ' ' • ' , ' ' ' I ' I < • • • 'I' . . . . . ' ' . . . ' . •• • ' • 9 -' • ~ • ' • ~ ~ ••• , . . ' . . ' . . . . . It h•t b••n • r••I pl••11.1r• to ··'wr.·• your. n•1ch through 197l. Wishi~You Ith d•dr•, w• hop• to ••r~1 M.., '"" ley """'-you b•tt•r thro11gh 1974, Santa~ est ytur ''", ,.,, ftMVW MERRY CHRISTMAS I: BEST WISHES We hope your • f.ryourfamily. FOR THE NEW YEAR! SINCERE SEWING holiday Yilll beth• ESTATE R£ALTY jolliest ever. MACHINE & VACUUM BAYVIEW MANOR 1303 Avocado ·Dr. 1178 Harbor Blvd., CM 350 B1y St., Ca1!1 Mou Ntiirt Beech ·1120 646-9742 $40.7095 . . . . . . ' Wishing You A rflerr'I C/cridlmad John Allard Robert Barry Annie Entz Eloise Morris Glenn O'Bryan Mildred Shaw From Our Stiff Teddi AlVH Bud A~lin Dou&: Bulley ~1'arge Dern Marian Hall ~1:ack ~on Dorothy Nelson Ed Nelson Marlon Pearce Barbara '!'ressen Syd Snyder Shirley Rich Wand& Schwancke AUSTIN SMftll GORMAN 644-7270 2828. E. c .. 11 Highway, Coron1 dol Mir .. a• Pe1ilce' 'r o All at Christmas! May your home be filled with happiness thrl>ughout the holidays and all lhru the coming New Year Don V. Franklin Roal tor 673-2222 3250 E. Co11t Hwy. Coron• del Mir lllERRY CHRISTMAS ~- Welhank you for your loyal patronage •nd sincerely hope that we may serve :rou in the cornlng year. From Contintnt1I of S.n Ditg0 Dtl Mir R1ct Trick & F1ir9round1, Del Mir 282·7494 Sleigh bells are ringing ... a Very Merry Christmas to you! We thank-all our customers and bopl to see you after the holidays! SURF & SIRLOIN RESTAURANT 5930 W. c .. st Hwy. Newport Beech 646-4202 . . ' . ' ' o • ' ' t ' 1 I l f j • ' ' • • • • ' 'I' ' • • • • ' ' ' • ' ' • • . • ~ t • ' ' • j ' ' • • ' t • • ... •. • ' ~ ' ·~ . • •• ' • • ,..,. • ..., ~ .. t . ~ ........ (' f.ti • j • • ' ~ • . Holly, llowt•nl glitter too ••• here'• hoping Chrittmat it goocil to you. MoyaHrho joyt .,f Chritt- H yovn. RAY CAREY CHEVRON la Pasada Restaurant 604 So. ~ ... t Hwy. Loguno Beach 494-7140 2200 Harbar Blvd. c .. 1.· Mo11 642.S274 ·----manymtre ChriolM- 1 ... tho•I REUBEN'S NEWPORT BEACH & COSTA MESA 251 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Be1ch 673-1505 155S W. Ad1m1 Ave. C01!1 Mou $40.9672 • Tho 1raoto1t gift ef all ls love. W• 1iv• yeu eun. FIRST · NATIONAL . BANK of ORANGE COUNTY 1650 Ad1m1 Ave. C01!1 Mo11 546-9270 holiday greetings to all our friends From All or Us MORGAN REALTY 3411 E. Cea1t Hwy. Corone d•I Mer 673""642 675-6459 '-'--'l't ~ ! fl · Ill. --~-/:!.' ~ Hark! the Herald Angels .n sing ... Glory to the Here's hoping you have the merriest Christmas! THE TOP DRAWER 221 Marino A-ue Biibao Island 673-4210 Wishing that all your Chri1tma1 d~eams com• true. ANCIENT MARINER RESTAURANT 2607 W. CoHI Hwy. Newport Beach 646-0201 Joy to the World. ~ . r May tht Christmos 1ea10n bring peace and joy tooU mankind. HENRY'S MARKET 2112 W. Ocunfront Newport Baich · 673-3202 '•"''""'"'• • ' • • ' o • ,. •' I ' '1,.,, 1 -.i•.t ,,• ••• tr~ • • • • • • • • ' t t • ' ' • ' I 1 ' , ' • ' • ' ' -..t i: I •• f.. . •, .••. ·~. ~' ' le.' t ~ • ' .~.. • • • • • 'I' • MlllY CHRISTMAS! We hope our Christmas wish comes true for you. LA CAYE RESTAURANT 1695 lrvlM Ave. ot 17th St. COit• Mesa 646-7944 tree ... .. _,. yeu ancl · mo. LAGllA MANOR . 2130 So. c .... Hwy. i..,u.. Belch 4949451 Ji .. lellolh, Ji .. lebell1, Ji .... on tho_,." hire'• hopi"',,... i... • .., a.111 •• .,. 'KD.l. Y'S ST£AK HOUSE 209 P1lm Ave. llelboa "9nlnsul1 67S.Sn4 1;1 ....... ~", ... -•• ··~ ...,. .. --· .. #'O •·~ .· ' ... ~·~ f I t ~ • • ' • • ' ' • • • • :"e.·l'8i!~~" ~ .. ~ . . .. . ... . .· .. . ... ~ (}reelin<J3 . CUPCAKE BAKERY 273 E. 17th St. C01t1 Mou 548-3031 ~~;~.r:C! :~·~'!C:J.~~,,. Peace on Earth- (Moc!Wlll to Men, BOTIUECWD HOUDA Y illSTI .... , ~ ' ' ,,·: .. ·-.:··.,, -.... · r • , \ / "\"\-·\., ' t --~--: ~ " •• ~ ~ ... ~ 1'• \ . •'','}~··'.. , .. ,_.. ,,., L•, •:.'!: ..... i , ' . " \ '·• ••"/ ,f I '.--. -. ...."' , .. ... .. . -~· .. () DON JOSE'S · RESTAURANT 9093 Adam• Ave. Huntington Beach 962-7911 • HAPPY DAYS I A bright Christmas To our mn friends ! . &ARM 'S DINING & PIE SHOP 621 N. C: .. 11 Hwy. l•~ Belch 97-2550 • • • . ' SEASON'S GREETINGS from ANDRUS • ' Plumbing & HN!lng, Inc. 855 Glonneyro, Logunolleach, 494-ll096 The Very Best of Holidays lo Our Students & Friends BLAIR COLLEGE 1801 Newport Blvd. eo.11 Mou 645-2922 ••. And not a cr'°ture wa1 ttirrin9 ... not even . • meuH. Her•'• hoping ltv• and joy will vi1it yovrhou11I BAYVIEW CONVALESCENT HOS!'ITAL 2055 Thurln Ave. C01!1 Mo11 .44~-350~ t~· I• ' liood Tidings ~ A hoppy Holiday to our customers, WOODY'S WHARF 2318 "Nawporl Blvd. Newport Blach 675.()474 • p~at~ ) • -• '"0 • • • ' , • ,_ ., ' ' 1 ~ , I • • ' . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . :··. • . ;' t • •.• ' ".""' • • : , .... •• ' • . • 'l'-', ..... JOY TD ALL -w. hope you hove tho bosl Chris•-.... , SPAGHffil BENDER 6204 W. Cool! Hwy. Newport Baach 645-0651 Lei Russell & Associates help Santa J.ut a new home un er your Christmas Tree Russell & Associates 22311 llrookhurst St. HUtrtl~n Beach 714-2.n17 Here's hoping all of you who hive been so good lo UI hive the hippiest holidays of all. THE GROUND ROUND RESTAURANT 2750 Harbor Blvd. C01t1 Mo11 556-1713 Best Wishes to All S..-'10...ti""I Wowlthyou•nl .,.... .. tho joy, ... .... l~thoW..W. From · • Clyde, Shep, Jimmy & Personnel at DRlllW. 1ors wo11MON1ywlsh .n "'you ... ,.., .. mhe1Way1 ROBERTSON'S FINE ANTIQUES 1235 N. Coal! Hwy. L1gun1 Baach 494-Sll 6 Whhirt1 aft of our --Hom Holldoyll DIMI!lh QUiCK CLEANING SERVICE 3200 E. P1clllc c .. 11 Hwy .. ·corona dll Mir 673· 9605 Tlie Best Christm as & The Happiest New Year lo Our Clients & Applicants See You in 1974 WESTCUFF Personnel Agency !Mark Ill Confer) 542-8136 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. • '"""'"-''.. ' ' • ' • ... • ., -·Ill-+' t •,.;...:t~\~~·,,\ ..... ·~, 1 ' • • ~ '1 ... , • t "" , • "" • • "+ f -r . Moythlslloyour lw1th1o11, ho""'"' Ch·••-d HOLIDAY GREETINGS To Our Friends Hapl\I';, HolldaY1 ) DEWEY'S RUBBISH from . All! REEF LIQUORS INC. REILLY'S ARCO SERVICE frM Delivery 1191 Newport lllvd: 2113 C1nyan Rd. 91 o 01on""X"' · C01t1 Mou Cttl1 Mtu 642·1191 Logvno ll'toch 94-9494 645-1532 • I ' • • • t • • .. ' ., I I I I I I I I ' I I ' . • ' J ' J4 DAILY PICOT , ...... ·.,· ... ._ .... ,..,1 ,.'1 • 4 • • * ' ... t . . . . . ' . . ' . . . . . . . ' . • • ' ' • • • • f • o "•,'1, ''' ' t i I o t o • ·~· I ".. •~, "'•"""' t 1..l.d .,, J ~ ' . • • • ,.. ...-·1 ~~.: • ,,'' ~j' '•·' , . . ~ I ' . , • I • , .... •/......-I 1';,11~ --~·--- Pe;ce On Ea rth, Goodwill To Men Seasons Greetings to all our Customers & Friends Extendin9 to you our very best wishes. BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOURS HAPPY HOLJDA YS from FAR WEST SERVICES, INC. 1672 Reynolds, Santa Ana 171 4) 540-9892 * lsadores * Coco's * Snack Shop1 * Reuben's * Reuben E. LH * The Plankhouse & • The Moonnker Soon to be completed Baxters Street • .. And not a creature Happy HoLidays wot st irring ... not tv•lt from the girls at a mouse . H•1•'• hopl"tl WISHING YOU VOLT SANTA'S BEST Natalie, Bess. Lorraine, Teri & Vicki love and joy will visit from the people at Volt Instant Personnel your hou••I ACE KEY SERVICE Harley-Davidsan of Westminster 9306 Bolsa, Westminster Between Brookhurst & Magnoli1 893-6274 or 531-6440 ilELL Y SERVICES 1401 Dove St., Suite 340 Newport Beach CJS REAL ESTATE WATER ENVIRONMENTS Temporary Service 3848 Campus Or., 1740 Orange Avenue, 1832 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa 548· 1028 548· 1330 1892 Harbor, Co1ta Mesa Suite 106, Costa Mesa 548-1168 833-1441 + J._ ........ , ••• t," ..... ·,1+••""~ •• t ' •• •ti" . ' " i .~~· .... +·It. t,. .. , ••• • ''! ... -.. f. t •• ~. and Happy Holiday s to all our f'ri enrls & Custon1crs fro111 .:ill of us at Bay & Beach Realty 2407 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-3000 Abigail Abbot Personnel Agency 230 W. Warner, S.A. Suite 209 5S7-6122 Happy Holdidays To .i\11 of ,, OU From All of Us at Eastbluff Realty 2414 Vista del Oro Newport Beach 644-1133 May good cheer brighten your Yuletide season! LEGION CLEANERS and Laundermat 'Fluff & Fold' Legion & Goff Laguna Beach HAPPY BICYCLE RIDING FOR THE NEW YEAR ... NE\YPORT CYCLERY 2116 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach 675-1700 . -~ . • ' . • • .. ~ ~ . ' . • • t 't'~ ., i"" .... .. .• t • • • .. • • • ' •• •• -~.~~ ..... ,•· .. ,. ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 714-64241020 OLJ2:FASHIONED GREETINGS AT CHRISTMAS NEWPORT WEIGHT CLINIC Newpart Beach, 546-4741 SEASON'S GREETINGS! ! ""'(:. BERT G~LLEMORE TY 21502 St. John Pl. Huntington Be1ch 968-2783 Blessings of the SEASON to all of you f rom 111 of u1 associated BROKERS-REAL TO~S 10lS W ilolboa b7 ) JbtJ • ... " . ... • • • • . • • t • j., • • t I, • • 'o • ' 1 ' • • • 1i·lay Your llome be filled with happiness thruout the holidays and all through th e coming New ).'ear! A1J Season's Greetings May you have many, -May the Siar or Bethlehem light your way , __ Qld.Jashioned Holiday Greetings To All Our Friends & Clients SEASON'S GREETINGS 1---ANDJHE BEST TO ALL Wilhin9 · OUSu9ar Spice & All th ings nice from ,... ___ CJ!Jh:l;I:.fs'"e"os!,..---1--f ur-,•erv-~t-wishess-~---., or a Yellow Cab Company 186 E. 16th Streel Costa Mesa, Calif. 548-2244 VISION e red hill SS2-7500 REALTY REALTORS Univ. Park Center, Irvine 318 Thalia 494-8093 • ..... •1 ·•' .. ,, 4 ··•i I' ~:t 'of ~ ~ ., • .. • • 1 f . • r ..,... -- HAPPY HOLIDAYS! We wisn Happy Holidays ...19... :ijl _our custo'me-le.Jt friends from the staff of Fidelity Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. Stanton-Garden Grove office 12000 Beach Blvd. A happy Old-Fashioned Season's Greetings to Alli r\ntique show items & decorating service sti ll available through Antiques for Interiors B,v appt. on ly with holiday 0 Come Le t Us To One and All! Adore Him! COSTA MESA DATSUN MARQUIS MOTORS 2"45 Harbor •lvd. 900 So. Coast Highwoy Cost• Mou $40-6410 Loguna Beach 494-7503 To Our Cyi.omtHI .)nd Fritnd1 Ma ~ Pt6c~. Leve ~nd Happi~e1 1 be wiih yoY loday ~nd ihruoi.t the New Ytar. Wt will app1eci al~ lo conlinYI 1trving you. e lnvt1trnenl properlit1 e Mobil• hom• p•r~1 e Aperlm•nl hoY111 e Commercial e B111int11 e land e F1rm1, etc. e LOADS OF CHEER! A bright Christmas to oUr many friends! Saddleback Valley Imports BMW 28402 Morguorlte Pkwy. Ml11lon Vlojo 495-4949 J. • • • • • ' • ' • ~ NOACK TROPHY & ENGRAVING CO. 102 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa 646-3141 . SEASON'S GREETINGS! hope you have a "d09-9one" happy Holiday Season. PRISCILLA'S POODLE PALACE 333 E. 17th St., Cost• Mesa . 646-0142 at CHRISTMAS An old-fashioned greeting from .. Leisure Living Mobile Homes 1425 Bokor Strott Costa Mou 97M 111 THE FROSTING HOUSE 2384 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 714-541J.S794 VENITE ADOREMUS May the spirit of peace be with you! BUSHARD'S PHARMACY 244 Forest Ave. Laguna Beech 494-1059 • MERRY CHRISTMAS! Moy it be brigh t o_nd beautiful, filled w i th cheer. ATLAS CHRYSLER/Pl YMOUTH 2929 Horbor Blvd. Costa Mou 546-1934 . . . . . I o • I • • • ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' • . . . . ' . . . . . . I I ... (( 820 S. Coast Hwy. Lagun1 Beach 497-1761 from Hap py Holida y Season BOB BURNS RESTAURANT 37 Fashion Island Newport S..ch 644-2030 from all of us at WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. REALTORS 644-4910 2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd. Newport Be1ch ,... , . . . ' ' • . . '"• ......... ..,., ,,_+_.,..,...., ... • l ' ' • .. • • + . ' f I" HELLO THERE! To all of you from all of us . . . 80Y CARVER Rolls Royce . BMW 234 E. 17th StrHt Costa Mesa 546-4444 "• HOLIDAY BLESSINGS To all of you from oll of us ••• UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2,50 Horbo< Blvd. Cotto Melo 540-H40 • W~APPING UP BEST WJSHES •.. To All At Christm as MISSll»I VIEJO IMPORTS 28701 Marguerite Parkw•y, Mission Viejo . 495-1700 . Bestl IAMies -/Ort.he Ho/k:lay CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbot-Blvd. Cost• Mou 546-1200 • ' I Moy the Holy Family bless you at this time. EXECUTIVE SERVICES INC. 888 North Main StrHt Suite 702 Santa Ana 547·9625 Yuletlde Cheer JOHNSON l SON LINCOLN MERCURY 2626 Horbor Blvd Cosio Mo.. 540.563o l D ,, •• • ' Monday, Ommbtr 24, 1973 DAILY PILOT fSI ~---~~~~~~~~~-=~ . . .,, '""' . , ..•. v~· ...,.~.......---..... .._ -~ I t I I , • , • , , ' • , . • • ••• '~ •• -· v ... -~-·)....._.~ ........... ~ . .. ''.. . . -,.-,...--~ . ' . .' ' . . . . ' . . . . ' . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ~ ' • • • • • t • ' I ' ' t ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' ~ . . . . ' ' . . . I ' ' I I ' • ' ' ' t ' I ' ' ' • "fis THE SEASON TO BEJOLLY ... DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 ' 0 COME LU US ADORE HIMI NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa 540-9100 TO OUR MANY FINE CUSTOMERS Oil VE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blv d., Costa Mesa 546-8017 --- SEASON'S GR,EETINGS from CROCKER BANK Newport Cel'tt9r Offlc.t 620 Newp•rt Ce11ter Dr .• N1wpo1t Be:.:l\ 644·5240 H•ril•r·Wlhff Office JJOO No. H•rHf llvd .• Cost• Moso 545°0471 So11tft c ... t Piao Office JJTO lfldol St., Costo MHO 540·6256 Pl ... Collter Office JJJO So. lfl1tol, Cotto Mesa 540.5211 Cost. Mo10 Moh1 Office 1145 Newport Blvd., Costa Mo10 646°3291 ' HAP PY HOLIDAY TO ALL! Wishing you the best of everything at Christmas- time and always! JAKE NEUFELD, • Masonry Contractors also Ocean Pumping 2024 Federal Ave. Costa Mesa 548-1050 960.1556 ' * "~~ ., .. ) . , ~ We wish you and yours a hoppy, blessed Christmas! "Fast Service" Ne\v clean onl y service 35c & soc lb. FASHION O"E HOUR ClEAMERS 145 E. 19th St Costa Mesa 642-5466 I "~lerry Christmas" from all of us -to all of you- John Cody • Bev Cody Lee Dove • Max Chard Abby Alderman s=r21 1000 N. Coast Hwy Laguna Beach e 494-9794 I-~ > > .• • • r f t I ..... ~.· ... ···· . ..- ~. ·-•• ,•,, t .·~ .,.t •. ·. •, ···· ... • .... "' . . ' . . . '. , . ~.,to+•.•,•'",'•• .. May your Christ- mas be truly merry end bright. ALLIED ELECTRIC & LIGHTING 2ll Vlctorlo St., Coit• Mesa CAclWI ""'91 ..,_...,._ N.,._,.I ' 646-.1737 cmo · RINGOUTI PROMPT CLEANERS 434 Eaet 17th Streot, Coote Mose 646 6113 ' MAY Y®I HOLIDAY If ON A IAEllY llOTEI CITY AUTO PARTS 2066 Pl1cent.i11 Ave. Cost• Me•• 642-1131 J ' Sincere Wishes For Ver Happy Holidays ADORABLE POODLE SHOP 113 Braodwoy, Cosio Mo14 ~2-4111 HAPPY HOLIDAYS & THANKS to our app licants & emplo9ers ... from Pat, Sue, r..farion Lynn, Liz. Barbara. Kim , Sam, Burt & Vicki. DENNIS & DENNIS Personnel Aaency 2082 Michelson Or, Irvine 133-2700 " . '~-. BEST WISHES to our frltads THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 64 2-0010 , Ji')( ;_1 ~~\ <.°""\>' May it be bright and beautiful, filled with cheer. Fill Up for the Hol idays! Floyd Smith & Sons UNION SERVICE STATION 1900 Newport Blvd. Costa MoH 646-3111 '~ .i'~ ~+ ~ May the Star of Bethlehem light your way Arrowhead Linen Serv. & Dust Control Div. Serving So. California 1015 E. Orangethorpo Anaheim 897-8502 184 S. ''G'' StrHt San Bernardino 881-1301 At this ~C'asun, many rears ago was born a Savior, Jesus Christ our Lord. l'\1ay each one of us recog- nize this season as a time Ot v.•orshlp, a time to turn ou r hearts and mi nds hl'avcn\vard. a time to re- flert on the gi·l'alcst gift e\·l'r off<'n'd l<1 mankind- God'~ gift of His Son. Do this and each day can bl' a NEW day, each }'l'Br a NE\V yrar fnr a N~:\V person-YOU! Christmas Blessings F!RST NATIONAL BANK OF llUNGE COUNTY 1650 Adams, Co1t1 Mes• 546-9270 • ~ ' ' ' ' ' I • ~ . . ' . ' . . . . ' ' . ' . . . • ~ • • • • • ' p • 1 t , I t , , • • , , • , • , , , , A Stocking-full - of Best Yf ishes DeGEARE'S . PLUMBING SERVICE 961 Wost 17th St., Cost• Mesa 646-0622 at CHRISfMAS An old-laahioned grtetinq from HARBOR OPTICAL COMPANY 351 Hospltol Rood Suite 106 Newport Beech 646-8161 BEST WISHES! •.. to JIU, 111 custtmm. COSTA MESA Chamber of Commerce 583 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa 646-0536 Season's Cheer from our house to yours I VIKING· Scandinavian Imports & Modern Furniture ! 7e37 BHch Blvd. (Across from t-tospital) Huntington Beach 147.7979 540-3683 BLESSINGS TO YOU-AND-YOURS- PYRAMID FENCf COMPANY 760 Wost 16th St., Costa Me111 548-9662 At Christma1 and always, we pray for peace among 111en. Mei:cy_Chrisunas & Happy New Year to Our Customers BEACH STATIONERS, INC. 1807 Newport Blvd., · Cost• Mtsa 64>1300 •• • ' ' f ' > ' I O ' ' • • o o 4 l ' ' ' • ' . ' ' ' . . • • • • • • ' • • • 4 ' • • ' . ' ' . . . . . . ' • • • • • I • ' ' • • • • • I • ' ~ • ' ' • • • • i" .., .... __ ._ MAY EVERY . JOY BE YOURS BANK OF AMERICA 548 W. 19th SlrHI Costa Mesa ,8~91 • ~~·"W-;p MERRY ~\·~ CHRISTMAS ~~ From all of us to all of you - Yuletide joy! MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 2867 E. Co•st Hwy., Coron• del M•r 675-5010 530 Camino de Estrella, San Clemente 493-5651 lrt u• abort •tm, Cbrist tbt 'lorbl BANK OF AMERICA 3444 VI• Lido, N•wport Beech 673-2500 i). ~ ~ r;::. -~·-tJ 9'\ ~ A MERRY CHRISTMAS May your holidays be truly blessed BANK OF AMERICA 2701 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-3115 Holt4'1.y Greetings BROWN'S SHELL 990 E. CoHI Hwy., Newport Beach 644-4131 Holld11y Ble11in9s . To Ona & All C. F. COLESWORTHY & co. EHtbluff Shopping Center, Newport Be11ch 640-0020 SEASON'S GREETINGS May all your dreams come true at Christmas. BANK OF COSTA MESA H'rbor at Biker, Cost11 Mesa 979-4200 SEASON'S CHEER To Everyone BALBOA ISlAND FERRY INC. _ 410 S. Boyfront, Bolboo lslond 673-1070 ' •,) ' -,. I "' • ' ' ' • ' • ' "t•·~ • ~ • I ... • • ' , I ,n, t .. • ' • • • • • • • • • • • •• ' •• ,· .• ·,•''j l"':"~ •••••. ' ! I I ' ' ' • • • t I , ! I , • 0 • • o , 1 • • , , Wishing you Santa's Best P-ACIFIC TRAVEL SCllOOL we wish you and yours every joy! 'FELIZ NA VIDAD' BEST HOLIDAY WISHES 1HE IRVINE cnlfW« 550 Newport Ctitt.r Dr., Newport Beach I Wi1hin9 you t Joyous Holid ay Season from J & H APPLIANCES 881 Glennayro, Ltgunt Beach 494-05'2 SEASON 'S CHEER To Our Mony Friends · & t;ustOnMrs : .. ., . " ''for unto us a Child is born .•• " Let us remember t hat it is the celebration of His birt h. BURGER QUALITY UPHOLSTERY 959H W. 17th St. Costa Mesa 541-1953 WONDERFUL HOLIDAY CHE ER THE CANNERY RESTAURAllT 3010 Lofoyt tto, Newport Beech 61s.s1n Setson's Greetings To All Out Friends & Customers From DIANA'S Hair F ashians 2052 Nawport llvd., Cosio Mtsa 54W144 • ' . . ' ' . . . . ' . ' . . . ' . . . . ~ I• '. ' I .. . ·~ • I 16 OAJll PILOT Monday, Ottem~r. 24, 1CJ7) ~~~~~~-'-"'---'----"-'-'-----=- ...... , ... '·'••''' ,c' ·•' •• • ., ·· .. ·.· '• ....... . • ; • • • • • • • 1 ' " . ' ' ... ~ .. ' ............ ··•11 •·to, ,. ' •••• t t .'f ..... ·•' ...... ~ ... ... • I , • o ' t f f •• • • • ' • • • • • l ( . . ' . . . r f · • "Have a Safe & H<!!ppy Holiday Season" ADLER ALARM SIGNAL SYSTEMS 24 HR. SERVICE 228 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach 494-7775 Merry Chrt,tmas from Huntington Harbour Re alty's NEW OFFICE ~ '1!!;!, -HUNTINGTON HARBOUR RfALTY 1-;21-1 cn,\ST M\\'Y. 714 : s.46-lJS4 & 213 : 592-284:> WE HOPE YOU PEDDLE THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS HAPPILY SEA SCHWINN BIKE SHOP 420 E.· 17th St., Costa Mesa 646·7706 ~~1::11'......t. ~~~~!~ ~!/, ·~t\~~j;;,~~~~I ~~' M ft TI\. A Mr!XICAN RESTAURANT Wishes You Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year COCKTAILS & ENTERTAINMENT 547 W. 19th St .. Costa Mesa 642-9764 12118 Brookhurst, Garden Grove S34·6300 1750 West Lincoln, Anaheim 991-0540 ~~,~~i~~~\~~t Sincere Wishes For A Happy Holiday Season May Happiness Rin9 Throughout The Holidays JOLLY OX May your home glow with the spi rit of the Holid1y season now and through out the ye1r. SHADY CHARACTERS 1401 Dove Straat. 25192 Cabot Rd .. · Candle & Gift Shop Newport Beach / Laguna Hills 207 N. Co11t Hwy., THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA 833-3351 830·8220 Laguna Bta<h, 494-1711 .. , . ·!fl . •• ~ t -+ .. ' -f~ . 1~. ;;: ...... ~:;•1R&;; .. ;;;;i;;;;;s;,;;z from all the employees at Village Real Estate l' 1llage R~al Estate 962·4471 ( r.:;) 546-8103 531 ·S800 • 962·24S6 • 963-4567 • Peace and love to all mankind. ABC C2LOR TY 9021 Atlanta, H.B. 19046 Brookhurst, H.B. 968.3329 962-S559 We wish you ind yours a Joyous Holi day Se1son AL'S THOMAS SAFETY SERVICE 777 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa 714-548-0246 A happy Holiday to our customers. ACADEMY REAL ESTATE SCHOOL 325 No. Old Newport 81., Newport Beach S48·1192 We sincerely wish all of you a very happy holidoyl DEL WEBBS NEWPURTER INN 1107 Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach 644-1700 Joy to the World. May the Christmas season bring peace and joy to all mankind. "Pu t Adventure into your travel" ADVENTURE TRAVEL 332 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach 494-8048 or 549· 1809 ' Tune In To A Happy llolid ay Season COAST MUSIC 1839 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa I 642·2851 • We wish you the very merriest of Ho lid1y See sons! GIOVANNI ITALIAN DELICACIES "Fantastic Goodies'' 1380 N. C~ast Hwy, Laguna Beach, 497·1S35 'j; ... '""" . ... .. • " • l'f1·1·1· .... '. t. ...... ~ ........ . • • t t • .. • ,. ,, • t . ' ..... .. ~ .. '• ., .... . > • ' -t• .... '. ' • ' • .. .•••• ~ •••• j . • •• Holiday Happiness to you and you rs! GOURMET PANTRY Delicatessen & Bakery 237 Ocean Ave. Laguna Beach 494-6490 Thank you for your patronage, Bless you! Margie LIVE WIRE CLEANERS 264 Forest Ave. Laguna Beach 494-3536 \Ve "'ould like to set aside thf' routine of business and f'xprrss our sincere hope that your Holiday Season \1:ill be joyous &: happy and that the nc"' year "ill bring good ht'alth and prosperity to you and yours. STORER CABLE TY 2139 Laguna Canyon Rd. Laguna 494-8595, 49J.1800 • · . . , . • . · .. • -. ' .,,. r · t • .. ''··· •• t '-t'f I ·T '~ . . . .. . • The Best To You This lioliday Season CYCLE WORKS, LTD 1882 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 548·5 783 O• 675-1700 'i • May the tlar ;} 1 j;_; .\ rept•••nled i -~ •n lop your ~ tree- always gukfe ~~:1 ~. .. . ; .. l-,11$, P.i:..1' ~~ .. ,.r\., .' Yo11 and h' ·'Ill'" · *''"' . ! ' SIO'f ~,~.i .. :. '±ff;~ ~.~ .. i; mo . SEA & SUN R. V, 17555 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-4675 TERRY BUICK 5th & WALNUT HUNTINGTON BEACH 531>-6581 WILSON FORD SALES 18255 Buch Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 556-1070 842-6611 The Happiest of Holida y Se'asons to you and yours. LeCOLLAGE Jewelry & Antiques 324 Marine Ave. Ba lboa Isle 67J.5010 HOLIDAY BEST! • .. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manchester Buena Perk on the Santa Ana Frwy, 523-7250 645-0303 IOlll \l J OI.SO~ REALTORS 2299 Harbor Blvd. Peace on Earth- Good Will to Men. HUNT, BEACH MAZDA 17331 Bea~h Bl. 842:6666 SEASON'S GREETINGS! PEUGEOT/SUBARU 1557 W. Lincoln Ave. Anaheim 53U220 646-7711 Westcliff & Irvine. Office Walker&lee lllAL llTAfl HARBOUR YW 18711 Beach Bl. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH Season 's Greetings MAC FARlANE REALTY 1701·M Wealclfff Dr. Newport llNch *'°·*2 * Happy Holidaws NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 Best Wishes for the Holiday Season! GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury 16800 Beach at W11rner Huntington Beach 842-8844 * (213) 592.5544 "Home of the Viking" RED CARPET REALTORS COSTA MESA ~ 2629 HARBOR BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH 64S-a080 277 EAST 17th Open Evenings Until 9:00 Call and ~l the RED CARPET TREATl\JENT BUENA PARK MAZDA' 7015 K"'!tt Buena P11rk 522:1750 ~ I Best \Vishe s For A Happy Holiday .. ' . . . COT DATSUN ~,,,..•~A<••"'''·-~~-•• "'''"" ''"'10 °""'.l ,,..., . .,..,..,, GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 Beach Blvd. 847-6087 549-3331 HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ ,t,, ''•' , ..,_" I 1 < •I I .. 1 j 1 • ' •• .i f • • ,t, /1:'):'"'".or,·~ • 11 '' \1 • '* f 4 · • T ·-t ," .{t':·tt·, ... MERRY ICHRISTllll\S ~ CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 Peclfic Co11t Hwy L19une Nlauel 499.2626 .May These Holidays ( Be The Bes COSTA MESA CAR WASH 2059 Herbor Blvd. Coot• MeH ~TUii People of the Idle Id wlsh YOU the best of everything for the coming year. IDLE ID 2306:V• W. Ocoenlront Ne"Port 8-h ' -"~·-- '-...0 I " .... , ' • •• t ,;._ '' $1 t • • • t t •·· v·.-·ft ~.·. '•ti ·,•,'•• • • • • • • • • t • • ' . . . . . . . • ~ . . . . . . ' . ' . ' . . . . . . . . r ,, I • ' • ' INT St .• nm ... .. " "" , .. .. . 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'°'9 , , • llS · ~ P.•'°"'°"· . . . . • , , •• S1S • 5-f') ""'"""'~· .•.•. tiO ·~ I.al 11~ o.-9° • • • • l50 ' "9 ilirrllQll • • • • • • • • • • • 300 • 4'9CJ Sc._.. .....t """huc!Oon , , , , S7S • Yl'9 S...woct'\ Md hpo.i-1 , , , , 000 • 1119'9 lr~tot-. , , . , , . . 9\S • 949 ERRORS, Advortl .. rs should chock their od1 dolly & report errors lmmtdlotoly. Tho DAILY PILOT 01iumH liability for the flrot Incorrect Insertion only. ;G;;..,.;;:;;;r;a;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;u;•;n;•;r;•;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.• 1 Gtntr1f ·~I General ~--~~~-,...----...... :w~r -~-~-- ~nJa J 6/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 70 Lindo 1111 Drlvo Prime 45 ft. lagoon lot -$150,000 Linda lslo Waterfront . Custom 4-bdrm., 4¥.z bath home on lagoon. Fully equipped lsl•nd kitchen, waterfront family r90m, billiard room ........ $250,000 • For Compl•te Information On All Hom11 & Lots, Please Coll:. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr ,. Suite 1, N.B. 67S-'161 ONE STORY MODELS-THE BLUFFS Beaut. l!'eenbelt, many extras. Brand New End unit. 3 BR, DR "Linda" model. $74,950 Beaut. 3 bdrm, FR "Paula" model. $74,950 Corner 3 bdrm, DR "Linda" model. $78,500 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 1 2111 San Joaquin Hills H.d. NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 Gener el General BEGIN THE .Super NEW YEAR IN Califom~!istic NEWPORT BEACH Extra Big 5 Bedrooms, 311 baths, 2 story I And Spacious home tn great Newport )o.. Large cul-de.sac lot. 3 car catkin. C1oee to schools -& . garage. 4 LARGE bedrooms. shopping. Can have first ' 3 baths. Two stocy showplace ot year posgegk>n. 3000 Sq. home. Exl'<'uti\-e-lype neigh· tt. of good famlly llving. 2 borhood. Only 2 years new. F'lreplaces. wet bar ii.nd And cve.n comntodes are buUt-tn vRcuum. cleaner sys-pastel. A must i;:ee! PricC', tern. $79,0C.O. only $59,950. Cnll 8-17-6010 ]lO\\', AND ASSDCIATCS REALTORS TRIPLEX AND A VIEW TOO! One block to Corona del Mar bea ch. Pride of ownership property in high rental area. All units have a view. Asking $132,500. A listing of Ed Nelson. TERRIFIC INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Four identical Coron~ del Mar duplexes, side by side. Can be sold separately or as a package. Priced right. $67,500 and $68,500. A listing of Dorothy Nelson. CALL 644·7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar WE CAN HELP YOU •UY, SELL, OR TRADE A HOM£ ANYPLACE IN THE NATION UP-UP AND AWAY U"'ICIUI'. 11Cl,..1'.i MR. AND MRS, CLEAN HIS-Jn Turtle~ock at the foot o! a mountain with open green spaces just acrosslhe street, this 4 bedroom has room for action is ce.,. tainly stur<1y and handsomely clean: A sure seller at '68,500. HERS-A demure 3 bedroom in Newport Beach for under $65,000. This one has been hiding and she's a real find . Absolutely im- maculate, very well dressed, great loca- tio.n and a nice personality. But she has her pnce-$64,500: UNIOU E HOMES RH Ito rs, 675-6000 I 2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar I General · ~Generlf /.Jn NIGEL ~AILEY ~ ASSlJCIATES Newport Heighh Expandable Choke locAtlon 1n Newport l i£>1ghts, haJi two story, 3 bt>droom, 2 bftlh home. Situated on the rear ot lot. leaves room to expand with your own lmaatnatlve design. New on the martcet at $38,500. Call Col.,.,'tll 646-0550. Cozy Cottage Newport Heights Harbor View Hills Spectacular vle\v home -on ine canyon • overlooking the ocean. 3 Bdrms., family rm. & formal dining rm ... complete v.·ith htd. & I filtered pool. o,,·ner trans. $87,500. I °'1.11ers moving North; your ~1esa Verde dree.m home has been rl'duced $4,<XX>. 4 bedrooms + den; 3 baths, dutch glrl clean. Fin ished si:1u·ag<', PIRy roon1! Now $j;i,950. llurry!! .C. a 11 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;~ Coh,·ell 646-055.;. I• Excellent • comer location, ~wly palnted 2 bedroom home, tJreplace, shingle roof, ex1..-eltent condition. New on mark~t al $48,500 C!l ll Colwell 646..-0555. PLEASE CALL 675·3000 JB HA\" & BEACH , MERRY CHRISTMAS! HARRIETI ANDRESON GORDON HANEY PAT LANE RA?-.'DY PARKER CAROL V.'ILKINSON ESTATE REALTY , * 4 Bedroom hon1e Ouio;c i tna=-lcr BR\ + famil y ruorn 1 + den. 3 baths, many ex· I tr11s. Quiet street. $57,000. * C-2 Zone • llarlxir Blvd. 100 x 350, income $950. $175,COO. • 6 UNITS • Eastslde. Costa -~~~~~~~~-1 I•====== M= $12,500. lnrome $760. PINE TREES & * 59' x 290' LOT. C-1 wne. l~MED HO HO HO l32,500. E-Z Tmns. CEIUNGS ~1ove into this 4 bednn, 2 Roy McCardle RNltor and only 11,ii blocks to the ~_:h home before Olristmaa. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. aurl. 1 block to a huie ....,.;&led on 11.. huge corner 541-7729 pool. recreatkln room and Jot. New rnrpeting & dee· """'~!!'!!!!!'!!!~!!!!!!"'"""'""" private tennia. One ot the <1rated for rour pleasut"f'. d COATS & WALLACE REALTORS . -546-1141- (0pon Evonlllfol OPEN TIL g • IT'S Fl.JN TO_BE]'llCEI ~ I 303 AVOCADO DR. NEWPORT CENTER l ~~~1appraisal encl i;nles p1;cc I INVESTORS =~8 u~~ ~ _ $28,500 1 CLOSE ESCROW Ju<l listed at 148.500. To _ see is to appreciate. Call 11 BEFORE-'74--l-'"-"1&-"1n1J:h.. ___ _ THE REAL ESTATE RS 640-1120 226411 Newportr.~rrn1· On !hi!! (';\CP,pt!On?I duplf'X Oi"f.N TJL g . "'S FUN TO 6£ NICE r buy in Corona d~l ?itnr. 3 BR r:aJ tl :~~~:-~~!}·~:.~~ tmll~1·11g -·~ . -~ ~ COMFY cozy DONNER AND A LITTLE 0 c EA N South Laguna Hiiiside ":::::;::::: Sua/l!v11. 546-4871 VIEW. See this abtiolulely Panoramic View, custom iii ls th" ••ceptlonal 3 BR 2 BA cl>annlng c~.tom home In home with &II"" house and *SUPER BUYS* • Newport Height<. 2 BR & lge studio -billll !or en-Harbor View Homes Carmel d Dini '"'"'"" ~ ooo L n. h lot .. ..,. SOME THING SPECIAL! Plan, with beauutully de-en. ng area, 2~~ ba, ter._u ... ~ . ....,...., . aguna uwac .,.,__ veloped fronl and,.., yanlA 2 rtpics. beamed .,,u1ngs, dbl BLITZEN 2 BR duplex $34,950 feah•""'""' llte-'ly ton< of gar., heavy sl\ake roof, err Be•ch Cott.-. u9,950 ........ '""' joy a mlni·vlew of the Cliff Haven -·-""" muonry, open beam pa~ sparltlina blue Paclftc. Our Super location -3 bedrms 5 br Nwpt Hghts $63,500 $84.500. . -.. . - CALL 644-7211 "1n Nll.! I LlAll.EY f. ASSIJCIATES GOV'T OWNED AND VACANT covers ahd. sun decks. It a exclusive at $56 500 & fam rm. New carpets, 7 Income Units $59,.500 on the greenbelt. A stone's CAU. 546-llSl 'Open. Eves av a i I ab I e immediately. n-och Duplox $119 EM Great tor year round living throw trom clubhouse and '"' · ~ ,_ &: clOAe to the village. 3 V e t e r a n 1 Adminiltration Reaale -Anyone can buy • Super Value 3 bednn., 1 ~ bathS. Dining room, dble garage and pool with filter. All tor $26.9oo. With $900. down. Needs 110me fix up. Just releued. Sidi CIOle soon. HUrTY! pool . 163P,sooET. E BARR"E~TI can for addlltonal lnlo yr old Bavarian •l)'ie 3 level ~~ s ,,.. HERITAGE \\1ell priced at Sr.500. Fee. 64:2-lm home wttlt-ope:n beam ttJI· CALL 644-7211 -REALTORS-1197 Orange A.,.., C.M. ings """"""'· 3 br 2 ba C<tL SIO-"US! OJ>en Evos. 14n Nll.[L O~ILEY & ASSlJCIAI ES Very Rare Montego Model . . REALTORS * 6 UNITS* N!'nl'ly new 2 Br., 2 ba . dc-lu~e uails on oceanfront in Ball')l)ll.! Elec. frplcs. heavy shag carp., bl!ns; sundcck 01· lmlcony \\'/!'ac!i uni!: 7 cov'd carports p I u s I-parking space. $330.000. Call: 67J...3663 979-4190 Eves associated BROKERS -RE Al TORS 1r1r, W 8olb o~ 611 16ll • :!.s ... HERITAGE Ontu + completely llni&hed basc- 642-5200 II/' ment for playrm or shop. ~---. ~'21.,,.~~·~)"!!45~1'.aa.s!!·~"~".,.'~~~~·~!!r~~~p~m~~~ 1 .,..,~~'!'!'!""~~..,..,.1 FIXER UPPER ~ 11 ~~1 ' *LANDMARK* NE\VPORT !!EIGHTS · Big, -::::::=====z:== To be moved lg house. raise(I A 1 & 2-aty. commerc. bldg. big harga in~ 2300 Sq. fl . i -~ ---· -· foundations, frplc, beamed iii The Cannery Vtllaa:e area. . . REALTORS 2~2 b.tths. 3 BR's, rnn1 rtn. OPEN DAILY 1-5 celllng, $1000. 675-TI88 $175,000. fplc, dble gar .. boat storage. 522 CATALINA "White Elephanrs" over· Bring your puint and paper, Near Herbor High ruMing your house? Tum ~~~~~t. have a b.'lll! Now Jmmarula.te, large 2 bcdrn1., them into "Ca.sh" ... sell can 54&-5880 Open Eves. 1 bath home. Oversl:r:ed liv· them lhru a Dally Pilot -:0:::::"""""":;:::=~:::,,= Ing room wlth fireplace. clusified ad! Cl..ASS SEL1.S -642-..618 Dining: area. Large patio A-I ~---for enter ta I n l na . vwnera -r•I LIDO REALTY 1 \,,I I. 'II *67J·7300 * •. ·." HERITAGE In H1trbor View Horpcs. Only one of these for sale. A real sharp 4 bedroom house. Ora· matic tlle entr}'. Uvtn& room and formal dtnlng room car- peted with new gold carpet· lng. Big lam.Uy room with sbutt~red windows. Dream kitchen. Owner moving to I .!!!!!!I!!!!'""'""""'""'"""'""\.~!!!:!~~~~~== Ohio this month. Price re-3 Bcfrm1 & 0.n-$27, 950 11 REALTORS P rofask>nally OOcorated. Nev.· cpts & drps. Obie pr on alley. 646-3928 or Eve. 64.5-2961 MACNAB IRVINE duced • call to see -673-8550. Lovd,y country 3 bedroom Ol'EN nL ' • "' FUN ro IE Melt with family kitchen, den. ~-----~ THE RE ESTATE Extensive use of rich wood paneling. 2 cd.rered pa.Hos. Picture windoW'I. Park-like \f\nclscaplii'l'.. Call 540-1720. TARBELL, RHltors Don't rtve up the ship! "List" It ln cluslflcd, Ship to Shore Relulta! 642·5678. .• .a Dally Pilot Cl nssille<l \d. 642-06is. I l Ge ne ral Gener el BAYFRONT VACANT LOT 50 feet of bay frontage with pier and slip privileges. Fee title owner will consider trade. $200,000. · DECORATOR'S JEWELBOX New 2 bedroom Big Canyon condominium. Imaginatively decorawd end unit with view, Terra cotta tile entry. family room and kitchen. Many extras. $95,000. UNIVERSITY PARK Rare "Rutgers" model on major green ! 3 bedrooms, 2¥.z baths, formal dinin~ room. Everything has been upgraded in this plush townhouse for $61,500. ~ ·644--1166·-·-"Coldw1I; .... - · ~ 2161 Son Jooqvln Hiii• Rd ., N.11. • . . Just Say 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING . A WANT AD IN THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT • -j UST Dt;A;t-· 642-5678 Lachenmyer Rc-.iltor Buy Beach Property NOW!! ON \V;\TER 2 Berlrn1, 2 hn, nc\\' dock for 2:r boat. $75.000 • Newport Shores Picturesque, lnf'J?e 4 bcdrm Chalcl 1.ypc, will lease op- tion. $48,SOQ. 400t17~:: c.~ IF ..••• LOCATION COUNTS Walking distance to WfstcllH shopping. l\lnrlners School, park. tennis cts. • 4 Bdnns ... den. 21~ baths; qulel Nt!\\'· poi'\ Bench fl\mlly neighbor h<x'lt1. Call ft>r ap~'t. to t;tt. S59.500. \ C.F. Colesworthy Realtors 640-0020 1-TAX~SHELTERS - A · ~ ll nlt~ on oceanfront ri•·; ®'''n . PRJCE $182,500. B · 4 l..(l rge homes on 'A. ACN'! In \\'. C08ta MClll\ , J6?~·;;;;: oi<fYaiiie··ao11bl• in C~t. Try $.19,500. TERMS. D • POOi, • l'ORECUlSURE ~13.000. QUINTARD REAi.TY 64~2991 May Peace be your Gift at Christmas Our Sincerest Than ks For Your Friendship. John Macnab and Associates CHRISTMAS BONUS Invest in a home for your wife & family. Lg, 3 BR., 3 bath Portoflno model at ONLY $68,900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (Z20) WANT SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL? 4 BR.. FR. w/lovely atrium! Great value at $57,900. Laszlo Sbarkany 644~200. (Zl3) CORONA DEL MAR CHARM Shorecliffs location -3 BR. w/beam <ell· Ing. used brick fireplace, remodeled & decorated in st·mning decor. Delightful yard. $99,500. Helen Hartley 642-8235. (Zl l ) [Irvine 1-b·l .... Roo"'-'""' \ .. ···-·· !O.!.~.~.-~:.! .. • ..... . 1144-144·UOO I • • L• DAILY PILOT Gtnor•I • ' ' . .. Monday, Dtctl!fbtr 24, 1q73 30 Aph. urn';.' ___ .;..;.'! G.ner•I _C_o_st_o_M_u_• _____ I ~N:e:w;i'!!;;;';;' ;;;B;;;e;;;•;;<h;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;N;;e;;w;f.'!;;;'';;;B;;e;;1c;;h;;;;;;;;;;;;;ICommerci1I H..ouMs Fur-nlsh ·;:..,;:;.;;'-"----~-Ibo• J;iind .!.. • Property 151 Lido lilt lrvlnt -.. ~ * Balboa Bay Pro..-les * IF YOU HAVE j IN;iE~W~P;cO~RiTTtBilE~A:CcHH-f ~~~=-"";:::;;--;;:I ;;;:;;;;;;;;~:;=;; 1 an •P1 ''"11 "' 6 ""' I"""" TH~ MONEY \\rlNTER leate, beaut. So. NEW HOMES or yny. ~ blk to b&l:· OCEAN FRONT Buy, i.HH, ~tlon " Pr1me Baytront Site bayfront home; 4 R!t, 5 Sal ST uOENTS wELCO>tE:. B•st Ne\\~rt H s toe WE HAVE For boat reptlr A s&lu llfl .• lieaut. tum. Sandy bch. 2 en. den. 2 ba. • ' .,,OK call o'J1a.""" r-..d eves. New tri le '11 l ad·• ~ "" ' ' I Bill Grundy Rltr ~161 pj•• • ·-··· 11~ .,... 3 BR, I bath• . , .... ' ,--:-:;: -~ .,,...,.,.,., p x. w1 r ,. lmmed. occupancy. 3 • THE HOUSE ~ • -~ .. • 2 ba ~ $2251000. BR, lg. deu, Corm . Su ··"- 4 bd ho " T\\'O adjoining Income pro-BUI Grundy RUr, ~161 43 BDRfl. 1ta,~ :::: 2~ tr\. $-17S Balboa Penln1ula per :w1.11rp nn l1li? pertiH. center Costa MCP. 1..; NEW 675-7060 din rm., frplc, $45,500. with lots ol room fOt' th• MOVE IN TODAY O.ncr. 54;-3lai/~ HoulM Unfum. 305 NEARLY 12'!5 -$11 WEEK I UP 642-7491. kids. Huge PoOI ind game Lovely 3 bedroom. separate den, 2 fireplaces. 1--------22 BRRR.11i:!thb.tbs $300 e Sle•P'nfl Room> DUPLEX Newport Shorts Fee simple. Xlnt rent· al. 0 11 I y $59,000. 673-7420 MESA VERDE room'"'alto. Nll'f! ca.rpets &: extra larp;e 58' lot with beautlfUI brick patio. CondomlniumtGe c="';;.;'..;''-'------1 "R• lam nn 2':1 M $3SO • Hou~keeplna:ARooml drapeti thruou1. Dbl earage I 1 · hi · d Im dla for s ole 160 -P • • ·~an e OceM Vie\\' ptl Country Club <l•••ched. c .. ai kitchen nterior es y pamle • me le posses-_.;.;......=;;....----1 ALA J.ENTALS ! BR. 2 "'1M ....... -BOA INN 11th Green is right at urea r.IOM! Prlc..'td 10 sen slon .. $110.000. BY Owner-2 st)' Montlct>llo wt ~111 IH uwa 23 B8RR, debo"nu' ,2 ~ 2 btl . t:] ~!~1al~ Street your back door. 3 BR. In °"" ""• for 131.500 GRUBB & ELLIS CO TownhouM. lmmoculate 3 • .... , '740 3 ha. home wf~I. 3 ·all tcrnw. Oll1 54l-S491 • Br, l •• Baths. Private 4'rr>-o - REAL TORS 67>7080 pa t.lo. C\u~toi:n d1'tlpe s. t.111.111 f fijt MOUus BA YrR0~ITBOi\T st.IP ~~~ssoor gar . 791500. i ,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,!"'""''"''"'""'""""""'"""'.I e~trAs. $27.500. 5 49 -274j I I ou"',.',·. Co·uP 1 Bit' \l'/t:ll p ror boa.I <J.JV-1lh1·n lQ.5 .. HJ9 Grorgetown __ ___ , ,,·f]c.;~ 1111111 13' !Jenni. $22:'.l REALTORS IB Walker 8 lee 1 Huntington Beach Lido Isle Ln . c.r.1 . Niwntt:rii.t.v,c.~•·2•1,13 1 1011,l_!!~i1 ~ 1~t ~'' 682;0•: 11 ••L ••'''' I LIDO BLUF~'S Pla:.!n Coul'lo. 2 BR. IJHiv/,1 .!. • $"!0, ~lntUi'C !>Ct;ANFltt)N'I' iurn. • 4 L I Off' $750 T t I D dl'n, 2 bns. end locatlon. Lllu \;(,(,) .• u • 1.1\l pnld. "SINCE 19-IG" sz~:, 1110. oca 1ce1 to Serve Yo.u f MESA VERDE j . • 0 a own BAYFRONT gl'l'l'nbelt, 0('\\' cpl, ll,\' DUI't EX t br, l j() A\'811 1st \\'t'Slern &n~ Blrl,;. Cull (i.iz...tit77 General ·' $35 950 Adult living, beautlfu) 3 bed· Pier &: 1lip; 4 BR .. 2 IM..; ·owner, $-17.500 64l-ml, eve11, Close in, sn1all pet ok. Un lvenlt.v Par!;:, Irvine 3 Ol:, 2 hn. winter. l~c, , 11 r()on1, 2 bA lh. in park like jus t reduecd 10 $249.500. 83.l-814.8. ON \VATER, 2 br, Sl50 ful'n, D•ys 552·7000 Nights 2 house!' froni s11 nd, $2ll), &e this 3 bt.'<lroom borne I Kctt ing. NC\V carpets and I UUI pald·NO>A'·Balboa Pcnln. ~ ... -. "=--, /I•• I 10 J une ~!h, 67:r8531 localed in Costft Mro!l.'l's top dr:t~. Thi5 is a s{ettl at Income PN>perty 166 ONLY 2 on lot. 2 br $175 2 BR Condo •.• .,,...., "o ,... OVERSIZED RAISE TROUT? rt"Sidential area. Co mplct!'ly I $23,500. t"'nL'tl 11•/aar, pct & s.ngl ok. 2 BR ........... 0 $2.U lt1o/Jse M I ren1odelcd and rod<'C'Orated. / ll 4 UNIT APT. BLDG. FAl\tJLY unit 3 br Sl&S 3 BR ~Hom™• • •• ••· ·. :1"""" mo/lsc Cost~ es• POOL & VIEW You con with this home! It "-V d •~ :::....-"----:-=--/ has been 'custom dCCQrated H's 1-ead)' lor the hollda)'ll. ~s• er e Start your Investment pro-Bllns, c 'd. snl. pet, p11.tio. 3 BR J-iome ..... $300 moflse •)()WEEK & UP CORONA DEL like an old Spanish MiSKion. Call 646-7171. J r .. dininrr l1v gram today with th is .i unit NICE 3 br, 2 ba $265 MO 3 BR Home ••.•. $325 mo/lse • 1 BR A t.s l.ge cor lot. 1',ealures • 30x OPF... "".'l ' • n'S FUN 10 BE NICE/ '61-4471 ( ::::. J ~6·8103 3& BRgiim! ~: F.A.""'heat: bldg. 2 BR. each. Great Move BUM, c/cl, fncd v.•/2 4 BR Home , •.• :$300 rno/lsc • Studio & .P . ·1 MAR 14 tlsh pond, 2 foun1ai111, 25x frpl ., W/\V carp., drps; locailo!.1 Costa r.tesa: Inc. CIU', cri.1. 4 BR Hom~ .... $~2.> nio/lse • TV & ri.tald.Servll..'e Ave.Ii Just listed In Irvine Terrace. ~;a~a~~r:il~10;1..,,'Jt::·. fl1 $1250 Tota) Down lncd, yd. Fruit trees.$38,9fl0 s7•740 yr. Wk On. $65,000 ~1~~1~Y~h~rha2s 'ft !;r5· HB RANCH REALTY 53l-200l I: ~:;ere~&'1~~ ~~io~ 4 bedrooms, 2 bath 1, ,... •.1 1 And only $775. clo&ng costs Owner 54>3182 WesleyREAN., !TO•yRSlor Co. E-SIDE 4 br, 2 ba. $335 Now Newport a-ic"" 2376 Ne"•port ..,_Blvd 3967 .. Cr.I ,pa-•···-1,.vlng room ... ,·th 2 Ba. den. fireplace, 2 BBQ's 1 ... i;i.-n ...._., f. ~pl Go "' + gas Bl. r.tusl see 10 be-buys tills big roomy 4 BR Newport Buch 2111 San J oaquin Hi\Js Rd. Frplc. bltns ri1 >A', gardener. $48-910J.1 or tre acc. rgeous lrC!<'· 1 ueve! Near Lake Forest! 2 BA home. New carpels 6<14-49 0 EXEC. 5 br. huge fam rm TENNIS BUFFS (Ad good ror $5 on rent) shaded palio. \\'Rrm R.nd C•ll R '·It 1 1 1 I POOL and nil the latest "fixtures." GRAND OdENING Newport Centf.'r 1 $500 2 lrplcs, 3 cnr, \\'/&d, LGE FULLv !'URN. 2 BR Kunny fan1il y room nnd ea 0 · or app · r TAX TIME BUY I t ' '"'"· ""·'6 I $:?89 Per n1onth pa,ys every-Newport a .y Towers pool Only steps to tenn s roor · Bllt>s pool .. -am cell . kitchen \Vith c orn e r i ..,..,·""""· $26900 hi ·1d· B ~ JIU' II NE\\' ''-"' t,i::,plapoocc.1,oveDorloo,'.0",'",. "" •• ~~0, I Balboa Pen'onsulo \\'0 \V' c t l"ttl 1 hurl'y, just repossessed and CONDO'llN'IU'l llOMES lJnits-NE\V. 1st u~er. East ALA Rent•li 642-1383 3 bedroom. (or 2 & de n · SISO ·6,2 g;,20 1 f ng inc u 1ng la..'l:es! euer 1 & 2 BEDROOri.1 Prepaid interest do11·11. 7 Too ri.t11ny To List, Cfl. 11. swlmniing poo 1'0n1 1 1 Adult~ {infan t ok) no pets. ·~ " ----• · u e 1 e i·eposse~~er I "un't last long'. BKR ·' ,,. · C.t.1. 833-9182, 646-4414. fornlnl dining, firepl:u·e. ~elf · -· drcorating1 ~·irsl lirnl' of I --I 3 BR, l ';: bill h /11'\()I hOlllC , ,.2 .. 11 Bdyfront llon1es rlconlng ot·".n, •. ,.,,1·,rul Cnoi· * SUNN'\' •1•~. S . _POOL • • \'AC \NT 4 BR I l~l ., l\'ltl< ' .. n"jllOl"l0' "1°1°1-. Jto•, I ' •,);) ' I Sll IJARBQR I( • hi ' I B I • LANDLORDS $ ' ~~ I "~. U Jered -coll 673-8550 I ' 1. • •• _ani. " ,,...., ' ,, ·" >Qa l ps eig s " P ex. Y • yon vlCI\' :iig!;\ lights. Con· • Adult.~ ~ools1d,i' $1j(), R l!!i'. k1L 2-Sry. $87.500 S900. Do1v11 an<t Sti50. Closing · H bo Full $t>('urity ll i~hl'isc 0\\'11er. $83,000. Ll't Lrs l'l'tll Ult pro~11!cs. st-"·lloo< 1,.;11 he! l'Olll'"'lch'rl • Al!'.O Children s St.>t:tlon •. OPEN TIL' • irs fuN ro BE NICE' I ill&rshnll ftcal1 y 67a-4GOO 1 wsts. $24~. pl'r n1n11th p11ys Huntington ar ur ' Rt eel & t"-Oncix·u• consl rue I ion 540-9212 \\ ,, sc>rvh.~c nil l h~ ~uch • "~ ' '' I 't? 1 s cri.1 &12 36-IJ -. Corona del Mar i C\'C!l')'thing~ Sll u:1tt'<I on a -¥--·-Pri vare Balcoru cs Lots for Sale 170 r· ! ("l .'.: i11l:1nd Ol'an;;.:~ Co. h)' the 1st of Jt1n. I '1J<1:cd J~. -~ru . I. . -. . l nl!·c hii::-101 11·ilh roon1 for ~ 'l gurngc spat-C1' )le i' unit. ~·1 • ~ FR':r:. R~,·ro '!'l·no ·'· ~$ h.1:•.:h 011. the ~ills c•. IH' "IOr 1 Bit. sp.'lelous. 6 unt1 1 I cvery!hlng. Bcctci· hun·y it'?< HH Roof tur sundeck · 2. R·2 LOTS, 60x140, J·IU'll. S ALA RENTALS$ \ici,· llilh;. S:>'lO pt.'l nirinth . hlrhni;. like nc1\', gnrngt', \l,t 1 Corona del Mar vncanl and \\'On'! lu~r Jun:.:. ~ 1 Unusual Opportunity to Ptu·-llai·bor area, ca ll Al'! :-:M1·porl & BR)', CJ\1 612-8:".83 fi4'l·45.~. $HiO. Adlls, no pclB.. tl2tl Bachelor Pad Bkr 002-."1511. 1 -[ chase Bny!ront P1'0pe.r:y in 8'12-0691, eves 53645.~ hkr. -----BRAND nu single sty, I~ I Ehlrn, 646-J::i1 2 nfl 6 . MOBILE HOME NEW HOME Newport Beach. • ,!lLA l.l!NTALS ~F. .< Br 2 _Ba, kg I BR $!60 & $ll0. 2 Bl\ FOR SALE : Witll • Pool Fountain Valley I . ! 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. Mountain, 0,sert wtVKwaitHUMCt Fa111/k1tchen. ro1!11 du.1. 1195 N~iv crots. Xxtra. lfK. ------''----I Price reduced for year end 1 67S-85Sl Resort 174 1 frplc, 2 car gar. pr1\·~ tennis Ad 1·1 1993 Church S48-963.l SILVERCREST On a generous SOxlOO lot Immediate Occupancy ~ale on last of 19 NE\V & l"Aim club. $·195 mo . ..:=:::":::'::.·"='=-"-""-,==-,, MOBILE HOME i n v.·alk-to-privalro com· Sharp 3 BR, 21h Bath Harbour ~?mes. 4 Bedrm, FAST POSSESS. LAKE ARROWHEAD f ~ HOUSU &44-5686 eves .t "·kends LARGE Bachelor, $125/mo. 20' x 53. 2 80 2 BA, carp., munit)' beach Coron a Ti bur 0 n wndominium. ~ormal duung room, lam· i-larbor Vle\v Carmel model. Great for )'ear round livtng f Uij =i. 642-5135 days !teated pool. Adull.S, no draped, blt·lru1., refrig., Highlands, a \\·ell decoraled (ti1on1erey r.Iod~l \\·ilh lots ily rm & bonus nn. $63,800. 3 BR., 2 ba., family rm.. Ir close to the village. 3 -----. NEW exec 4 BR. 3 BA "·/180 prots. Call 6"5--8965 v.•asher & elec. dryer, wired 2 Br. 2 Ba honie "'ith of exlras. Subn1i1 your HUNflNGTON HARBOUR lots of extras. Price reduced yr old Bav~ style 3 leve\ .~EWPOIT & IAY,C.M. '4J:•PU. degree vie"" tennis & pool J)ELU:\.'E 2 Bedroom 2 Bath, for 22.() air cond., kitch. formal dining, s Pa c i o u I temu1, or 8ll.'iume 7~':;, FHA I nrA •'JV to $67,950 including land. home with open beam cell-SEASONS * SGOO ma. Eves & "'knds, 216 Crystal yrly $325 mo. ck>c:k, storage shed. land· ma.'lter suite, rear yard with loan '\'ith total pay1ncnts1 N.rU. CORBIN-MARTIN ings thru-out, 3 br 2 ba+ * 644-l7'9l 613-7l78 or Ill 728-2749 scaped patlo. Throe yrs. old patio sun deck and large or SZ75 n month. It's vacant 1 17214 COAST H\VY. REAL TORS 644-7662 completely finished base-~d~te P~~· a~atf!~n n::S; ~AL.tnn pool $69.:.,.7211 ~~·!!the owner says sell 114: 846-1384 & 213: 592-28451 BLUFFS CONDO ~~:~oo~~r i!~~ fa~~ + GREETINGS * • Qs~·v..,:-1~~~11 ~~·k·~'. I Dii;;io~naiii;jPjjo~iiiniitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l house. $15,995. CRll EVES. 5ol6-0!l4 nnyti nie Merry Christmas bo. din rrn. ll(?Ulral karastan 6 pm or anytime ,1·eekends. \Ve'll be open Dec. ~ thru 2 Ba.$330/mo.P~I. 673-1~17 LIVE In H1011e,00a,11 •t' th" St. One-half bl . from club-~ FULLER REAL TY , • Vu lot, nu 3 br, fAm rm, 2\~ $36,500. (Z13J 4.al-3898 afler llave An Enjoy&ble Holiday! Incl. s"l'inl & !and, 3 Br. 11 net" Dnno 213-694-4690. ~ • • 1-rpt. l many upgrades, be-HOLI DAY rental N. Shore Dec. 30th&. again Jan. 2nd RLUffS Bartron!, fabu\ou~ 11 Point ~ CAN BE SEEN AT: ~ P.untington Beach ~ • !011· n111rket SGl .. :00. \Vilt lse Lake An·o·whead. Lake Listin s ore 1·unn1 out or \'ie", pool . Nearly ne,1·, lge. bca utirul MARINA INN CRESTMONT 2 Bd p I ' ~ opt. _By anxious O\l nel'. \·ie"'· Con1fort11ble 337-11!)3 I our !nrs _If \\'e d':n·t h1ti'<! 3 HR .. 21~ hn. $-150 ri.10. ~~~~ .. ~~K ~le ~~l~ :t ESTATES, SPYGLASS I rm. + 00 I -GIO·IOi 5_:__ II. \\l' l'Hll flnrl ii. ll.n . Do"'d Agt. &14-0\3-I firic n<'if's & Ap;1111ncnts. 10·1 s·te Q B C t I $24 495 0..\YFRONT -<'Al.L 1:s !'\01\' -11\"I "· B". "Y.eL"lll \·e \'it'\\" II t I ~1 d1·1·e"t do0ul .l 1 r., l"ea. en rn Th(' n1n'l;ir nr1n1c fo1· our 1 · . ' • ' t•a (I{ •r r · • .. I Ave across Imn1 Bren , .. ,, 1 "' HUNTING10N L111.nnruin , i\"R CllANN!,;L ENT. I llil ALA Rentals 642-8383 hon1e, trnnis, poo!, f11n1 r n1, IJhon<'s, tclovislon, &auna C . I a ,,. ·~ 111'1\' ••llllf'S •. , n ,1,01 ~ootrlo 0<'"'"".'''" """°""~ 6 Bil ' 6\ + ""''''·• ,,,.,,. • 600 6'0 -II . 01nn1 l-los11 • Lot #46 Lo I f he-I 11 " n .... " ,,, ""I ... I, .... , .... ,. ~lnancial --dinrmS O\\llel'. '1 -\11/VO lnHh ,I Aunrlr y fae i t1cs, CONTACTRAY I>J( ?ilGP..i 1 1·<'y nw·1 i t'OOn~nloct• .t:rou11dl<'veol floo1·plan. l 1 ~j RfALTY cust fu111., 0111gnifi c cnt ' 'll 1. r nit•ctin.c:room,cl~toSun for shov.•lng ' , ' •·' \~th :1uthc•n1 i·. l'L'd .111<'. t\""/Of. ! years Ill'"'· Freshly Painlerl 2 4 CO ST H\Vv \'iC\\', huge deck, lg boat I I SUPEn. ·.I' BR , • : >a, nn1 CIC'ml'nlt' ,t, l..llguna Bench. l;;oo~;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I <.11't'1\I cirt·i n ".It'll ..• v111h1hle 1 ii·ith tllSIC'fu lly 1,.oeled anrl ~ 17 l A ~. tloc k, $325,0XI. Art Shapiro rm, _d1n1n~. cluh \1"/pool & on lcn• ..... , • ~ 1 111 · 8·16-13!14 & 213: 592-28-15 I S~70 6-14-4186 Cl')nle piny in o ur 1 ; -' ¥':, 1<:11 01 · 1 <'. 1 n~irrurcd living-roon1, plush · · Co. &15-3120 Business . iennts, · sportfishing, shoppi.na .t· TO OUR CLIENTS A.'lk ~i.;: Sl.l,.)Q(). Ca 111 11"n1Jpapercd dining area, 1 0 1 't ~ H , h rcstinniinti;. $50 11.•eck & Up. AND FRIENDS Ci>-7.'23. i;hag carpets. & cus!on1 Irvine PALERMO ppor uni Y. 'vv * 145 •0111 * Newport e1g ts Bring thi:<i ad & recel\'c Best drapes, oversrzed pantry Distributor Ru~c & cmy 2 b", 1 •.. ,, 1 $.i off on finrt 11.-eek's ~nt . .. .;:o,,1 area, near schools. 11·atking 'I BR, fam rm, super clean~ MUSICAL asw 11thCOITAM!U 0 '' ' .... "!l!!!!!![!!!!!!!l!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I holiday greetings distance to Hunt in gt on You'll Never Believe . . . $76, 900 · Beaut. yd, Gar, crp!s, drps, 17 crntr r, S"·imining pool and the beauty of this Turtle GREETING CARDS LANDLORDS! S2S(J w/utililies. Gary John: Huntlngtcn Buch many park areas. FOR Roc k Plan 3. Not onl)' has BROKER 133-0780 l\1akes all others obsolete son. &lS-6625 or ~fsg. 673-1235 1 ---'-------1 REALTORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 SALE BY O\\'NER. Asking this 4 bdnn. 211 bath home . cards for £'\'ery occasion \~ Sfilacllzo Ind NMe"'po•r1 N SL-' $1S5-$16S only $24,495 call today been bea orifully decorated, I BEJ\Cll Living, I blk. from 1vlth appropriate tune ror c • orona el · ar ewport nurff BAOIELOR & 1 BR p r 847-3095. I it's pmf~sr~onaJly land· "·ater. 3 BR, 2 BA. conv. each sold thrJ retail stores & Laguna. Our Rental Ser-r 1 . . · A 1gi:· I h .SI. BR I •-est•bl'·"cd ront""ny. 01-n·· vice ii! FREE to You ~ "'-· WALK TO BEACH . , rp (' $, Pl'I\'. garaa:es • · DE L FE seeped and is on a large lot 0 uge m r 11· rp"' · '''" ""' ;>• ~'" \'lded bath & lo!s of closets A LI.. TIIROUG H. across from pa.rk and pool.~ Bit-Ins. 2 cnr gar. on alley. butor deli\'ers & collects Nu-View! . . . club, tennis & pools. ' · · .• VEST NOW! ExCC"uitve home b.1 C'k · on An exl'ent'.onal home for B)' o"'flcr $42,500. 642-:WOO. cash. tf you can sta11 im-NU-VIEW RENTALS \\'e h8\'e 3 & 4 BR. homrs Ree. hllll. pool & pool tables, Thi.<: lovely duplex -charm· niarkel. Huge custo1n pool -----n1ed. & niake cash invrs! or 673-4030 or 494-32-18 from $350 mo .. yearly [ !llltnin _?..i lhJ. Soo for your· • ing 3 BR 2 ba \\'ood \Vith rlcctric s"'ff'fl +chilrl S69.500. VIEW-VIEW·VIEW 11990 d d. N Ca11 lod r Th 0 f 1 self. \j301 Ketl!l<ln Ln. i i 1 " ·· I I I II I I CALL 552 7500 I · up ~J?Cn .•ng on °· 3 BR house, C.l\t .. $150. 2 ay. e:v It :\<: hlk. \\. ol lj('ach, 1 blk N ,,,.,,...., ...... ..,........... burning frplc. + brand ne"" sa e P 11.y ya11, a ranlt'( -I arbor Vlei\·, ne1,-:\lon!CJ.') o! aects. \\rue 1~cl ph no. I Bl'. \l'Alk to beach Balhoo, CAYWOOD REAL TY of Sln!cr i. USE YOUR VA AGAIN I deluxe 2 BR. unit "·ith nice ~ .. ~u~1h ~~~~~~. '"'ri~~~~ VISION 14 Br, fam rn1. pri1ne \'lei,·. }'cdl'r1:1 I J!1dustr1cs, Box $IS5. 2 BR be-11.chfront, H.B. * 548-1290 * S42·7Jl.1Ft patio. N0\1"s the time lo loc. $77.900. Gl! S1n1pso11, 2776, Anahc1111, Ca. 928().1 01· A"t f°""' 9~ °"" . ==-'°~~c---c--buy & n1ake money/ study. \vife·savr.1· kitchen. Broker 552.7500 call l\lr. Sheldon, ,. · ..... •;>-<t1.JU Sin Clemente RETTR~D people. rleiin. VETERANS . loans 110\v MORGAN REAL TY and garden \'iC\1' dining. • d h "1 I I '2 BR. homr on quirt St. . 714 /il':-1500 Coron• del Mar I quiet A pis. at lht' lx-ach avail up lo Sl25 COO Even 67' "'2 675 "59 0\l;ncr must havr rast . ' re 2 BR • ~ • • ~--crt Dbl. gar. P11\·erJ alley. . . . range n: O\'Cn. rrt ~ I .,.,,, n10., If you have already used I ra st sale. J\s.<:u111c 101\' in· 1 2 BR den din rnt 21 d · .,,. .,.,.= VA U I t C t M lc'."<I 10,,,, 01. you '"'<nc J RE •. ,\l.T\. 0 t'ortln Co. Rllrs. 6~2-:.l)')(l 17th Stre-• -, · . ., . ~ &: rps, OC!'an VK'\\", nc\\'ly 3.:i~, -e'~=----yow· eo I emen )'OU 01 a esa I ... .... . REALT RS • . ~ .... BA, !nun. FP, pallOI'!, 1800 p..'\i11tcd. $175. 146 P.lariposa , a··-may be cllgihle for nn nd· -ihc lcrn1s. Rt'duccd to < Uni\·. Park Center, Irvine DUPLEX nr occn n, S52,j()(} C • I 1 vu, I yr old. S375. 409 Gold· 894-42S4 L1gun• e•C'tl dltional Joan without rein· . RENTING??? ) $.'m.500. Bkr 962-0011 I iltiles Larson Rcnllol' ommerc1a ronrorl, 675-6900. ~· -------- statement or do1vn pyn1t. I C fu C G73-R563 Execllcnt l\fom and Pop. C "---H F STUDIO, p.irll)' fu rnillhed. Herbert Hawkins Realtoni IT COSTS TOO CONDO SPECIALISTS om.,, ozy San Clemente Seats16. TakeoutunUfnited. osta ~ ouset urn. or Ocrnnskle of llv.y .. at Vk·· 839-IGOO or 963-5681 MUC. H '• HAVE ONE TO SEU..? Condo Orange Julius. $15,500. For FOR lease 3 BR, l4-4 Ba, -~nfu~rn. 310 tor ia Beach. CC!dnr panel-• 1'ii..0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiio e \VE CAN DO IT! e 2 particulars TRI HARBOR --ing~ palhv.'ay leftds lri 1' \\'alnut Square Condo, super BY Ol\'Tler. houses on one · lge yard, >.:Int location. General hcnch, rlosc by. A\'ail. Jan. NEEDED career minded salesmen and salesv..umen to sell Orange Coypty properly. MAN.\GEMENT FUTURE Experience not necessary. Good attitude Ii":. Se-nd resume to: Retail Depart· men!, P. 0 . Box 4571, Ana· heiin 92803. WRAP IT UP •••• FOR CHRISTMAS So buy your family !his \VANNA BUY ONE? e upgraded. 2 BR & den "A" Jot. Both 2 BR \\'/ocean REALTORS,_400 E. 17th St., Children OK. Pet? sm . per lst. $l 5.5 Pror nt<>nlh, a ll gorgeous 4 bdrm biggie on 1 WE'VE GOTIEl\1! • OUR lt1odel. Better than neii·, ''ie"·· Cptd & nc1\'ly painted. C.r.-1. 646-3255. mo. For appt. call utilities paid. a comer lot \\ilh open roun~ SALESJ\1EN ARE BONDED. quality carpets, shutters , Income $3.iO. t "·ill pay Gt CJS REAL ESTATE 3 Bdmu., 2 ba., (urn. l\1ISSION REAL T\' 494--0731 lry spaces. Also includes larwin realty inc. thruout. Super 10 c 8 t i 0 n. buyers costs, or assun1e 7'h: Money to La.n 240 548-ll68 yearly •••.••••••• , , ••. $300 ==:--,-,,--~=~·I ~n l~~l~o~fe!8~~~~1\i~i~i; 96M405 * (24 hrs) $31 ,000. &l:r8400. 139VA ..Joa!~' ,".~!O~<.."" ~\1·n.1 t TD L NR. sot.rm Coast .Plaza k 3 BR., 2 ba .• unf. new -.:~, ~Fls~1o a~. 'r;:1,~ai~~ is ll'ee and eas)'. FHA and Equal Housing Oppty. ea1i89.l-4""'2S4.1..,..~~ nlanposa s oans Bullocks. Greenbrook Home drapes, decor, yr!)'. $325. ph, ldl}', \'illagc Inn VA terms available also 5';t. 7 trffll'Tlt ' 3 BR, 2 BA. dln/fam nn. Waterfront 2 BR, 1 ba. yroar· *-9.uG down program. \Von·1 last STORY BOOK RUSTIC ON ii\~[. lhlli-cl & Co. _Santa Ana Heights UP TO 90% S385. 992 Camatk>n. C~t 1 1YB·R.uo,r ... ~y· I U f C I I 127500 c 1154"·"',."' L.\RGE I.OT. Sha kc roor 11t.1r-_,__ ST>-0711 ua. r1. n . an-ong or '· a .rv'l\).J and \vh11e \,·ood sirling. Lots --·"II'" LO\\' tax "County" recent, 81A% INTEREST nery area. $185. . Open eves. t of ?erorator \\•al!paper ~nd ' BR01\0l\IOOR. Turtle Rock I con1for1able ·I Br & den, 2nd TD Loans ~~!'~~ ~l°2'~ ~:. 2s:,R .. 2 ba. turn, ~·inter pohshe~ paneling. Sepa1arc I New Plan l. 3 BR. tani.1 3 Ba, 2 sty home at end Ad It ..-.-1 645-66LO • randlehght clln1ng, roaring of cul-<le-sac. Drrt'C 1n10 ... u · ~..., mo. · rirepl11ce in living roon1 on· I ~~~r 2 ~!r~XI--::/!' Y1:_~ I back yrd, 2 car gar L9west rates Oran9e Co. I 4 BR, 2 ba, bltins, crpt, ly $11.950 and ynu cnn huy 156 990 D ·d D c 1 ,.,,/cabinets & benches. Pool Sattler Mtg. Co. ' drps, renced yd, pr1 patio, ·1 1·k Bk · · avi · ar son / -• ~ bl N SCPI s-= "''".'"" 1 an}'\\'BY you l I'! r 1 Realtor 83::-9293 rm "' s1a ..... a .. , sz t , n1ar 642-2171 545-0611 r. . a:za .... :i ...... .,.....f<l<I Walker &Lee lllAL llf All associated SROKERS-REAlTORS 1 r1~ w Bolbo" 1>11 lf)tJ I bdrm, \i ev.·, \'icloria Bench area. $218. 4.97·1841 or 494-2ll l berore 2:00. Newport Bt•ch MUST SELL Now 962-5511 I RELAXI can·r . loan at Jes.~ 77. if Serving -Harbor area 24 yrs. Huntington !loch $35 per "'k & up. 1 BR, 2 Br & bat'h's. Color TI', n1ald SCI'\', pool. TJ·(F.: r.fEAA , ·11~ N. Nc11·por t and live happily c\·e1· aJter qll<!hfled buyer pt1ys do"'"------· ·- in this one year ne1i• cxecu· BOUGHT NEW HOME ABANDONED 3 BR'S , TNl-ISE 2300 sq fl Unil: Park 1 10 loan. $15,00~ Q\\·ner 1561 DON'T BORROW 1 "'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!> j Bl,d., NB. 646-96111 2 BR TO\YnboU!IC 'condo, l I: 2 1200 i' !Ive home. So ne\v It spark· Seclude<! & bt>autilully drocor· Nct1 r Central Park. i-~anilly :1 Br, 2 Ba. la1~~ studio, Indus, 5.\j-3169 'TIL YOU CALL USI Jes! 2 story double door atcd. 1\'love J·ight in. Quiet size living rooin "'llh brirk Easy ga1'tlen. $56,000 I W t llff Borrow on )'our home equity entry. Step clo\\•n to !'lcgant Eastside Joe, :ir Ba.ck Bay. fireplace. Step-saver kitchen, O"•ner-Realtor 833-8668 es c . for any good purpose. Sen'- Jlvin .. , formal dining. Supeo· G. ow·mc.t kitch l\•/nei\' fani· ...... I If · 'I ***REDUCED *** · '--A I Co ty' --~ 1 0 1 .... vrner o or p11vfl'Cy. 1• ove-L B ch mg u,.oe nge es un 1or family room \Vith 1vet bar. 1 Y series orn ng !!l ove. In c."Ondilion ! ! s.12,500. Call ~una ea 3 Br, 2 Ba. Immac $62,500. over XI years and NOW li:I FOUR bedrooms. l'UGE I Conv .. pantry, Jaund rm, Th Re I E t t F • B r ••"'219 o-C ly' ' B f I I e a s a e air PICTURESCj)UE y ownc . ~ •• ngc oon . master suite TIIREE FULL nlossive rs, cozv rp c. "' 536-2551 SIGNAL MORTGAGE 00. BATHS. All ihls and a 71' % l.!'.en. "'OOCI paneling, dbl sinks Older home with hard"t>Od cn4l 556-0106 usumable loon too. Pay· in bathrooms, by O\\-Tter, floors, sunroom, b It-i n [ -:::..~ ~ J[i-•) 4500 Campus Drive, N.B. ments only mo. monrh!y. S42,500. 5'1S.Lll3 or 64&4568. H~1>0SSC~~i ONS kitchen & close 1 o _,.... ~·-. Mortgages, T84a7k:;_1•0d. vantage by calling MESA VERDE Qr in lorinnlion a nd location everylhlng location. l\Iany T ~-, 2,. -w oi tl'.f'!;C }o'lli' f~ "IA homes, other fine extras. 2 Bclnns. ru1t, ..,....;ii vu 5 + 81o;:::;'I dfni:g ~er:! , r 1c1 • $67.500. Mobile Homet OPE.N Tll 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE. NICE! 'fi1 liIImll '~-~:· + i.rn;1y rm. lnter;or Kl\SAOIAN ~/i For Sale 125 POT YOUR MONEY a trium v.·/\\·aterrall. Huge n I E 6 0 _,, H M TO WGRK FbR YOUI mastrr bC'tlrm '\'ilh rplc & ;.,. ., state 9 2·'644 Kl'I'-' JMOBILE HO E Earn 10% or more on well· 3 <'fl!' ga1·. Only S&l.950. C1 ll The lns!C'sl dr::11v lo the \Vf'St . REAL ESTATE FOR SAlE: .i.."Clll'cd 2nd Trust Deeds on ;tta..J!424 So111hCo Realt.ot'S. 1 .... 1 Dnil.v Pilo1 Clas.'lifierl llOO GI St SILVERCREST Orange County real eslate. . ~ 149-1-9-173 enne)'re 5-19.0316 MOBILE HOME ~!G~AL ;\IORTCAGE CO. n ha, Nr l!a.rbour, R.C!nt Newport Beach BR. \l'~nler Ol' $250 or Jse<iptlon to responsible ----yearly !n..:I ulil. 101~ \\'. B:1y pa11y. $225 mo Inc Id BAY Ave. yrl)'·Yacht club ~A..c'.'c.·.;;6-C13'-·lo.:6:..74c... -----1 maintenance & pool. (213) & bch: Ocean I blk a\\'A.)', San Clemen1e 439-0069 2 br . & den, 2 ba., cov. · •patio, 11.rplc, all bl tins, gar, Lovely 3 BR, 2 BA cul de uc, Lend to the charm of this street, Ref/R&O, lg-fnccl prtStl&e setting. Ready to lot, dbl pr. $260. ask for mO\.'e.1n. For appnt mt468, Dale, 9624471 . 673-0ljg or 714-222-0455. 3 BR, t ~BA , bltn1, dsh""'hr, Condo'mlnlums crJ)IS, dfl>s, nr. ?i.farlna U f 320 High, sho~ s 2 9 o . n urn. 82!h'.6n" l·H-.-.-,1-ntton--B-.-.-c-h-- 2 Bedrm. 1 bath, bl.tns, large San Clemcnlt Resident I lutt'I $79.50 Per Month Quiet -Secure Furn;-u1ll -WAiking distance! lo everything SAN CLEMENTE HOTEL • 114 DEL r.tAR, S.C. e Apt. Unfurn, 365 lot. dble gar., $225. mo. LRG ne\\' 2 br studk>. General Ask ror DeJe. 962-4471 greenbelts. pool, nr fl'\\')' --------- 3 BR, Condo 10 blk11 from & brh. Otlld ok. $229. ocean, $.300. mo. Adult1 only 827-8525 2L'\-762-l!l42 eves. "N"'e_w_po_rt.,-.B'°'e_1_c~h--- 2 Br. 11~ Ba.th1, rorced o.lr hr ar, dish>A•a.sher, 411 14th St, H.B. 116--0S69 or I 1!10 •... _..................... 17141 556-0106 ---------::---::,....-~""".::--:::'-:---· 20· x 5,1·, 2 BD '.! IJJ\, r·nrp.,I $ ~}A [G ~f}C:. I M Ch. tm I drn pcd, hit·""·· o·er,.;"·· 4\00 c,mous Dr., N.B. Irvine $t0,000 CONDOS (jiJ -0 -1.J \:) s * erry r1s as l\'llSher & elect. cil'yel', \Vli-t;d [:.:o:::'i"i:;;''i':':"'li~~~!'! 11.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1Llve in ilLXUry. \\'illi 3 BR 2 BR. 1~~ ba, balL"Ony, C!llt'lsfl ~ J.'-fvr 220 ' alt· cnnd.. klh:.1. ~:il,W'J l!'i:t for $30,720; pa)'S 2 BR 1 bath $2251315 3 b ·· Th f I f ' . w d G 'fh Ch '~/ H ~ N Year I t•lock 0 101·ag-•l<-1 lo"d ~"JI'' II n10 incl 101:,,, int· .. .. ..... _ d ····n1·· . • a. + ocean \'lew! p111io, S22.) .nionthly, 315 E. Balboa Penlnsul• C n r1gutng OT ame WI 0 UC« e ..L. ap y ew . " ...... , . " . -' ' :i; IJlt, "' I.Ill, C!ll, .c $275 Ne1,·port Beach. Rents fron1 Boy, l..,,ulre at Apt C. Call •l'< I scaped patio. Tht't>e yr.i. o!r: l'i'Cil -sC>ctu'('(I by 32 ncrea 3 BR., 2 baths . , $385/425/450 l4tXl Month. 67" .,,...,, ... , ------fdited by t LAY 1. POll.t.N • llke nu. Uicuted in 11c.v ob:.itllng-lnten;tatc ·lO nr 3 BR 2" •-1 13....,, ~ 673-lfill or 543-7771 * * 3clult pk. nway b'Orn nol~y Desert Center,· Riverside 4 BR', 2~.i t::~: ···:·$.425/450 SllARP I sty Bluffs t.'Ondo, I BR, beam cell, roman tub 0 fl:eorronge let1er5 of lhe For your St. One-ha.It bl. from chi[). Cnty; 1\·atcr available. Bx C 'LL 3 BR 2 Ba Vacant $183 Incl ulll. & Park'g: four $Ciombled wc•d~ be· REAL ESTATE house. $15,995. Call EVES. S Apple Valley ( 714 ) A · 552·7500 $450/mO. Sale by ov.'tler·, Singles only, 644--0007 low to rorm fovr s•mple words, ---' all I · I m • nc~• -c a pro"'""' 21:J.69<.4690. 242-.1144 VISl""N ~·~. Wiil toke 2nd. Corono del·Mtr 11 Red Carpet, Realtors CAN BE SEEN AT: lNVESTORS wanted to make V ~ liijiiijijjiiijijjijjiiijijjjji R U F L Y R 492·9700 or 497·1761 CRESTMONT or buy ""'1 deeds. 638-5015 EXCITING Blutr. 3 br, 2% I' ' l I r I I I EMERALD BAY ESTATES Maj""" Mortgoge Co. • red hill ,,.,nrtennlsclub.1Ael550/ ~- • . _ . . . A c•·-•nii 1 "'~., 2,,., 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Central a.;Jj ~e 2nbydowuer $'14,995, ~b" 1..uun uwiu • Ave. acros..'I from Brea RF..ALTY REALTORS t e · 83J.3635. L''* I T u B L I 1 1 bath split evel home wlQl Comm. Jtosp.) Lot #•!S. I II a) U':llv, Park Center, Irvine ~ 3dBRbl' 3 BA. din. nn.. Orts I I If I ~r°!~n~~::i~e ~ for shO\ving. . BEAIJl'. Prtncelon model 3 marty qual. extm. pool, tron-TOWNHOUSE l ii nn OC.""Can view. An open CONTACT RAY, Pl(. l\1CR., bntlM r' ... ...,c, pr., cpts, drps, · · · · """'r ·•-J 11 i... .. -NEW custom bit beaflty In Br, 2 Be, lrg Uv & din nil, aauna $450. ~ 2 Br, tirepla~. pool, pr'vate one 0 u11: mo11~ a r. u...,. ndnlt pArk on the boy. liO:.tHS Furnished 300 area. BBQ & patlO. Xlnl S.n Juen C.plstrano paUos, oonttnenlal break· I j1-~F,_o.,....N..,Ec-T..-1 : In fuRN'~nrrc;~· 118,500. 675-0723 1--------un;v Pr!< loc. 13'3/mo. --!."!Pr~~·~J.r't>e~'. ~ . -Some of us carry so many 1105 N. CN1.st Hwv., LagunR I G ene ral Avnll Feb lat. ~nlj FOR. LEASE condo. 3 br, nlMed or unhtrnlshed from I• I I I credit cl!rds w e don't bother 494-.1177 i ~ -NE\V 3 br, 2 ba, bltlns, 2 be.. 2 C6.t gar, $265. $250. Coronn de( ' Mar . . . . I Re•I Est•t.. I a J BR oottn.,.--c. suo. C.Tll. Also l.ro.1h comp, CJ'l)ft. drM, 493-1007 dys, 496:-6960 eves._ 644-li!I. • to open our wallet. We jus t Lido Isle Gener•I -m w-nlk to beach. N.O. $150 k , 1 N Du•'-•" F ••• ~--------,1-it. i t 1" · & Ba.c~elor unit N.B. $96 comm. par s poo • r ,,...,. urn. __. I H E S C 0 N *CLEAN 2 BR* <>II.I pd. A!tl . r ... 9'1Hl30 UCI. 111»147 c"oro•• ,_, u. .. 2 BR. t BA,.,..,,.,,, dra- . I' I I' I' I 0 Complete the t!l1.1c~le quoted D@n, J IU bl!. Mstr. suite. c,matery laJun;-Niguel NEW 1n:n, 1e RUocCJk ".•mbe~wl50/' ·-uw mer .~~l,•oce, pool. r-, by filling In lh" miSsino word· y~..., llmArt &. in an excel· Lots/Crypts 156 rec o.c ' nr , l'-SPAC .J.. ... r 3 br 2 ba ~/?. . 87$-0562 L-...L-L-...L-''-~~ you develop from siep No. 3 be low. ·.1 _ ... mo. 3 Br-~ mq ( 4) '"'Tl"" ' ' scrv. 2 BR 1 . , 0 PRINT NUM1BEREOELSE.TIERS I' 1, 1• r 1s 1: I' 1 .... , . -· IN THESE OUN!·-· . , _ , . • •• e ~FA~Ji', LmEts Ta I I I L I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFfCA TION 800 lcnl locnuon. $78,SOO. -'="'-';.;..,.s;.;.; __ .;;.;.;,.,. 3 BR, 2 bit , comp. rurn,ex· S49--3:UT bttwn Sam.I 4Pm · pOrt."h, Walk shop. 516 lrilr. • ba! rrplr, 110~. crpt!, , GEM CE r.t E 'f ER Y p Io t, cepllon11.lly nice. 8 ea u t • SIXl/mo. Liie. 64W682 drps, $235 yearly. Xlnt Ioctl· __ _, WM!n1ini;ter Mem o r ta l view, 4!l3-n4t or 492-3145 NEW 3 BR, family rm., D Dftdl Unfu 350 tlon. 54S-6JOO .. W.-.t~.'.f:lJIJ.ln .A~.~tiB.--Park,-· Bee.ch Blvd .. We4t-e.YM.-'IIN!8$urt Rtalt). TUrtlerock. Avoll. Feb. 111; "s:, rn. NEW 3 ~ 2 REALTORS 6424623 1· p Id • .,. -t $400 Mo ·• ui·, ba, deluxti. m nsler. • .... ., .Yf'Rl'I lido Isle Carll01ti 'RJtr 133-.9293 c ...... del Mar rerythlng .fOU want. No BEST BUY LIDO ago. 1st 1130 ,tal"' IL • . -· Call 673-<Glll 3 BA, 4 BR + Bay View. 642-Joot 3 BR, 2 BA, nr. ton n la NEW 3 ... 4 BR homH In 2 Bl!, trplc, 1111! mo lncldlng LGF,, l·BR apl Bl ' 88' to bcb. 412'3 VIA Udo 1'he tartett draw In OW Wnt. crtll Ir beach. ~/MO. t 'J'urtlm>ck, walk to pool, uW.. Stcwt .t retrlg, Crpt• t2M r.to., yeari, tna, pr. Non!, J137,;oo, fm-7414 Bia. • .. Dtllll' Pllot Clwlllod """' Le.,.,, 64th1S69 tennll A ocl111. 8l3-llll8. thN out, 97Hl72 • ..,, Scenic Proponl••. ~126 , I I • c D N I M Co H 2 2 B 2 -N ·- , . " 2 I . -. . ··' . ' I i:AD=''·;...U=·nf:;;u.;;rn:;;· __ .:,3::::65 1 Apt. Un furn, Monday, l>«•mb<r 24, 1973 DAil Y PILOT J A;ip Wontod, ~ & F 7lOHolp WantOd, M & F '1u1,,.lp wan-, M & F 710 Holp wantoa, "' & F 11u Holp Want.a, Mi I'" --;~G~U~A;,RD;S~ • .:-..:.~1:::=:=;;;;~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=t Coron• d1i Mir • C.arponi.r I -:16$ Bu1lness R1nt1J ... , Nowporf BNch NEWPORT SHORES 3 ~SR 2 BA a:ro:u'ntt noor --'--------1ri00 ·ro 1600 Sq. ft. spQ(..'C!I, duplu. Sal Mr r.roge PARK NEWPORT avaU. Immediately! 62ncl & across irom tennis & park. Pa.clllc C.out llwy,, Newport * All "'1>eS * Ble & small. SIM D. 53&-1648 Carpet Service Avail. 12129 i'l2:i mo to APARTMENTS Beocl• >'or oUlce use, be~ mo. ~iJ11 .A.at. bt.>r shop or any bw;iness . .10HN'S Carpet & Upholstery Cotti Mna on the bay H.~nta very . reasonable; Ori Shampoo, <Solf Retard· r.uxury apartrntnt Jlvini: month 10 month or lease. Mia). D egr,e a sera It Park-Like Surroundings DELUXE 1 & 2 Ort. Apls. AJso furn &chl"lor ~ ovulook\nx the wa.te:r. En· 67, , '' all oolor brighteners & 10 joy $750,000 hoalth spu. 7 1 , ....,050 minute bleach for while 1wimn\lnr pools, 7 llghted • ...._ lll''•EIT-.,-ciu-pet11. Save )Ql1' money ll:Mls courff, plull miles o/ -~·-·· " -by saving me ntra trfp". Delivery...;; Sunday Only • OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. RE- QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STATION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. BENTON WILLIAMS, 330 WEST BA 'l STREET COS- TA MESA. TELEPHONE 642-1321 FOR AP- POINTMENT. nh~1~~P~lri1o.: • Retired Ok • Xlnt Opportunlly College Students • Car & Phone req. • nme & % for over 40 hrs. UNlVERSAL PROTECTION SERVICE 403 No. Harbor Blvd .. San111. Ana 554-1433 Pvt P!tliO!I * Htd Poot f'ir. Shop'g • Adults only. £1lcyeJ, u.111, punlng ahuf· tiOl Dowrnr., Suite 3 Will clean llvinK rm., dining lleboard. croqu6t. Jun,Or J'i NEWPORT BEACH rm .• & hall $15. Any rm. HANDYMAN/ Janitor with An Equal Opportunity Employor MOTOR ROUTE The Daily Pilot has an opening for a driver to deliver papers to carriers In Laguna Beach-South Laguna Monday through Fri· day afternoons and Sunday morning. Salary plus auto allowance . Phone Harry Seeley, 642-4321, for appointment. __ ._ An equal opportunity employer from $194.51) mon!hJy; al!IO 1 "TH E Factory" has a lrg 57·50• couch SlO. Chair $5. H'7"e1"p0W=a-nt""ed..,..., "'M"'&"'F"""7"'IO.-'i7o'lp---cWc-o-n""ted.....,.,""M"""&"""F"7"'1"01 pool ~xp,!ull lime, ~or ~on\· r\.nd 2·bedmom pluns flllcl !ihop avall. SlSS/mo. Jn :!t>'ille~h!t .lli 1whd! ~~ l .;;;;;;;;;;;;~;f;;;;;;;;;ll-m~un~l~tl~' ~·~\~s~s~o~cJ'~'~'1' ~nni. Help Wanted, M & F 710 1 Help Wanted, M & F 710 2·~1ory town houses. Eire· Canuery Village 425 30U\ St., 11 Good 1 S3l--OlOl ADMITTING CLERK I' 645-3319. 646-5768, G45·23.S9 I tric kitchens, prlvatt' patiol NB. &12-1960. niy11e . re. ' . 1-lospital exper. a ntu!!I. COOKS Hr.LICOrTF.R NURSE.; AlDS & orrlt•rlics. S 1· 1\ T J 0 N Ai'TENDANT. Martinique Apts. 1777 Suntf\ Ana Ave., Cl\.t f..1gr Apt ll3 646-5..5'12' or balconlt's, carpctJoa:. clrit· DIBERNARDO & Sons -PACIFICA HOSPITAL DAYS. NO E..'CPER. NEC. ~tAINTEN.AJ'lCE Al: ,shifts. Call 642-!i().l·I or f'ull or part t!mc:. Ch.evron tuaa ... n nu 21 perles. Subtorranean Wk· Industrial Rental 450 carpet isalt's -lnstaUation Httntlngtnn Bench ANCIENT MARINER No exper. req·d. \Viii 1rain. 642"-24t0. Station, 3000 f at r v 1 l' w • _...._.......,. ing \V\lh elevo.lors. Optional --------1 and repair. 963--2639 Aton-Frt, 3 PM-ll:30 PM 2607 W. Coast Jhvy. Ages 17·3'1. $326 nl o. NURSES Aides, Conv. Hosp. I _,C::;'0"''"'0;i';;I•::;"'::;:.· ""'""°".,.-- 2 BR, l BA unrurn S\95 muh:J service. JW>t ~rtb of HUNTINGTON BEACH Catering 842-0611, ext 2ll Ne\\·port Beach 646-0201 Sto.rting salary + many Day shift. STENOGRAPHER l5l_F.._2l.s_t_.St, ~1 Jo~tllhlun lslanrl at Jambortt_ -..... Acfi 1 • Apply 3 pm-5 pm Mon-Fri benefits. No\v ln1.e~le1ving. Call 642-0j93 il1ust ha,·t! .:ood typing abll· * 646-8066 . nndSiiiJoaquinlllllsRond. MULTI-UNITS FRY'$ Market will be open vert1s1ng ~MY Opportun ... es, (114 PART TIME ••ies l ady l1y & lite sh. J!!~~~~~~!!!!!~"' I 'rclcphone (n4) 644·1900 Oirisi:mas Day. 9AM·2PM. DATA PR?CESSING 64=>-1163. wanted • NE\V ADULT LIVlNC ~rental lnfonnation 940" 1200' 1575' ~=~es, Beer & Wine. c d• No exper. J't'!Q. d. Will train. HIGH commissions, cable call for ap~intment Fol" Appointment ii::;,~~~~:.:"& ":i: P!~AKRNTEMWEPNOTRST 2100• & 264Q'l'c"e""..,.=n""t,~Co_n_c_re"'t~e--I QQf 103l0f ~11:..,.~ ~ ~m~~~~n~a.Sa~~~ if:. 6n.<; ContactACVoCrQol Smllh bltns & Mrig avl. Starti~ Bachelor l or 2 Bedrooms ~1:~r~~thnr!J~~i:· PATIOS, walks, drives, COD-ORANGE :C~f~ts·o~rtu~~~(nllfj TMoompkinhru' '·Fri~1wn,"" .,~J pm. PROCESS OPERA 1:'0R $lilO uUI pcl. Adu1tfl, no peL~. and Townhouses Oose to San Diego Fwy. • ~ll63 rr-' n t • ;i~')JU \\'e 1\eed people to fubricatl' ~ Hamllto:-i. 645-Mll Fr. $194.~ Open 9-6 DaUy Please call Bob Langer =is ~:~~4Llc. nol COUNTY DELIVE. y t 1 H 0 USE K EE:PER-Uve-in; lC's in waf1·r fnt;i. 2 BR, 1 ba. bltiM, erpt, Spa Pools Tennla PUBLISHER . R Man or ear Y rouUne cleaning & lndry. TEST OPERATOR drps, $150. mo. lllt & ltu1t Acro!lit from FashiOn Island Ashwlll.-Burke & Co. CEMENT: Patio, drives, morning L.A. Times home assist wtcooking, must \Ve need people to tesl linear + dep. See mgr, 2244C Ca· u.t Jamboree on San Joa,qum 714: 997~2100 walks-Repairs, saw 4. O>mplete knowledge ot print !J,etivery route. Must have drive, Priv bdrm, bath, col· clrcu.its on comput('rizcd 1\)'0n Dl'.. or call &f>.142'1 f.lills Road, 1-..,-===-.-:==-:--remove. Free est. 544-8998. materl.al, placement & bUI-economical car, 25 yrs or or 1V. Reis. req'd. call equipment , evEes. l•iiiiiiii(ii7tii4;i)ii64ioi4;ili;;900ii;;iiiiii l * CSO.FS.~ '°M'~•SrA111*s. Contractor ing. Responsibilities include old~~" 21,.J hrs a day, No 644-5123 SHIP/REC CLERKS ~ ~u • preparaUons ot schedules & solic1tmg, no collecting, • N dW 2 sty, 2 kln~st BR, 1300 S.~~. Priv:ite office, GERWJCK & SON contracts. Involves editorial good supplementary income. JAN ITORIAL ProducUo~l control. or \\'are· Financial Service 644-5800 £qua! Opper. Employer STOCK GIRL F tin1e. Exclusive \\'Omen's 1rf'ar 1-:torr. Balboa Island. A uJU, no pets, b I-ins & *LA PARISIENNE* plenty of parking. Bldg Contr. Addlt & Remod & production coordination Westminster, Garden Grove, ~ house ""'OC'r. pr(>f d. dishmhr. Cl'Jll, drps, 38\ 2 BR. FW11 & Unfurn. All La1-ger units available. Stale Lie. Bl-ll4321 plus agency & client tele-Huntington Beach area . Full & p/time TRAINEES STOCK ROOM & Victoria, walk to C.~!. f'lel't FIN!pla1.'1l htd pool Rearly for occupancy. 673--(.041 549-2170 phone contact. Send resume 638-29'24. Pennanent Openings tor \Ve arc \vl lllng to train·peo. cn11 li75-2S7o. hospital $225 545-1657 Aduli)i. $195. & tip. 979-126! C. llOBERT NATI'RESS to: Lynn Be.'"ia. CBS Pub-DENTAL Receptionist, pie for the aOO\'e posi.tions. INVENTORY CONTROL 2 BR·2 BA. Dblo. gar•ge . A1·1'0ss lron1 golf COU""'C REALTOR JACK Taulane, r e pa l r, llcatlo· •• PO Bo• 1751 N '" !''ii El T PORTERS GIRL •• od dd Ll Bl ~2 "'" "' • ev... L.ngttna •1 s, oro area. x,·ln't ,.,.,rt;ng '"''"Y + oppor. So rel'd Call fol' Ava.II. intnledialely, \ )'t'. »132 Santa Ana Ave. Costa r..Telia 97~71 rem · a · c. · .w:ru• port Beach Ex s 1 R 1· " " me exper. P · I I ·~~~~!!!!''""!!!!'""""' I •iii~~~~~~'!'"iiii My \l'ay Co. 642 '103. · per. a ary open. ep tes to <fO\\' \Vi a cl.•"1an1ic. ex· appt, "'2·R961. ease . No sn1nll c"hildren/ --007'--7"==-=~==:--,::~ f'd · 1 ~1130 " ;;;:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i ::: APARTMENT Manag er, L'On 1 ent1a · o~ · Apply Personnel Office pa.nd.ing co. soon to relocate petK. $275 mo. 318-161h Pl. BAY J.'fl.ONT 2 Br, 2 Ba w/ NOW LEASING l)QN ~1AlER CONST. CO. I 285692 older couple, experienced, DESIGN Betv.·n 10 am & noon & 2·4 pm to Irvine lndustt"ial Complc.'I:. JlID..1 Br dplx, rnu.rr. C'ple. 11~i;,im1 tlo, 9P~ac~.~ pier. Huntington Beach li1ajor remod. Lie 27 units, Hunt. Bch. 846-3166 DRAFTSMAN j Mn-smokers, no ix•ts. Ct"Pt. -NV mo. •...-vwl, U't't-4~10 NEW M-1 497·2336 or (1) 234-0108. THE BROADWAY Apply In Person ~rpi7t~~i C&Md~Po ~ !61 ~ewport Heighr, 940 Sq. F1. & UP Electrical & General Expe:s!E!'a~~E~man, ~~. i~~~~~ f~~~i~ 1~j Fashion Island, N.B. SILICON GENERAL [ • ' "l<l""V,)JO l~amilton & Ne\vland St. Llc'd. 842-0731, 645-0357 commercial electronic micro electronic design&/ Equal Oppor. ~mployer NEWLY D~RATED * PLEASANT & DESIR· ~1970 d . ~v AJlLE 2 B I 7-Gar en1ng assembler for v.•iring & or printed circuit layouts. 2 Br w/c•~rt. $14' \"Ir · r, poo' gar. !!!!!!!'!!!"'""'"!'!l'~!!!!''"""" I id ~~ "0 -W k · f d t -..... -·Y Ad It $180 540 •922 80 e.u • .,.. ona-~ or or reqs a vanety o rat· ti• ., .,. ., ** .. " pd.2194PlacenttaAve,"E" u s,nopcts. · o-e1 4001 BIRCH, NB EUROPEAN Gardener. 548-2635. 1ng skills & the ability to w-·.,-•-·v-- Call btwn I k 5, SlG-4120 Apts., 3600 Sq. Ft. Sprinklered. LI. Maintenancemoval-Landscvaping. BABYSI'ITER/Housekeeper, work independently utilizing 2 BR, l ba & 3 Br, ll~ Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Mfg Whsle. Storage. Baum-Tree Re · er Y Llve In, Call 83().3348 After design guide lines. • • * Great Opportunity ha bl'-n"~ d ardne 541 5032 reasonable. 642-5329 eves. • "' --...,,~. rps, crpt, K r, · · 6 pm. Must have drafting education· New or experiencro. real -pool, clubrm, carport. 22U Costa Mesa MOW & EDGE BARMAID wanted, The al training + some indus. · ~ estate people. Your ov.il • College Ave. 646-6)32 ---------~~~~~~~~~ a.EAN UPS Reef. Nites only. No phone exper. Knowledge of elec· • --~ private desk & phone, good •dish~r:er. !~g, ~tUPi!i: PALr,rM~~;TS. I -lit.JG-__ -•:n_e-_r-=:~1~-_s.=-_""_rv"_"'i_7:..co~·-•""_-_-_-_-__ , calls, 82fl W. I9th St., CM. tronics also helpful. ~ • • :,.~~~;af= 1~~~s~~i poot Qiildrt'n v.·elcome. MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. . _ -BOOKJ:<EEPER, f!111 charge Xln't starting salary + oppor. for interview. W. E . 1838 Pla('('ntia. 642-8138 Bach, 1 & 2 BR. from· $150 I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~ "THil"lCS" by Moose. Gen'l experience, part time, apply to grow w /a dynamic, ex· Lachenmyer AdultJ, No Pets. ! 1 Carpentry, Repairs, Plum· Dillmans Restaurant. 801 panding co. soon to relocate -646-3928 or Eve. 6~5n 2 & 3 Bft. ba. crpt/drps. 1561 Mesa Dr. Personals 530 bing. EI e c. Remodeling E . Ba1boa Blvd., NB to Irvine Industrial Complex. JD\ A tr Mnc."QNNEl pools, playgrnd $150 up. Call (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) 642-5613. CASHIER-FEMALE, part '"Vll"ll: r U\.J RECEPT. MEDICAL 64r,.-Ol40 546-9860 BEST ~lAS&\GE JN N.B. CARPENTRY, electrical time, for Retail Nursery. Send r('Sume or call SERYICES•AGE.NCY Local radiologist seeks ex· 2 BR. Adulls. no pets. BAY -.,-,CASA=.,-.,vi=cro==RIA-:-:--*,.-· i3400 Irvine Ave. SUite 103B plumbing, fix-it. F & B Apply in person only at for personal interview · per. indiv. to handle [ront MEADOWS AP'J'S, 387 \V. 1, 2 & 3 BR furn & unf lat Bristol )Open 8 A1t1. Home Repair, 642-l4Cl3. 2'111 Fairview Road, Costa SILICON GENERAL Happy & Safe Holidays desk including bkkpng & Bay St., CM. &l6-0073. ro---dra D/W TV Ann. 557--0539. Mesa ~~ J 1 d ins. form s. ~lust be ac-~.,..ts, pes, • H 1· ~our an. st A curate typist. Salary to SSOO. UNFURN l & ·2 Br. Carden ant. Poot, etc. 525 Victoria DEAR MS. Sharon, hope you Ill rng CHECKER 7382 Balsa Ave. 488 ~· 17th St. {at Irvine) Cl\f 7382 Bol sa Ave. 4' \Vcstmins1cr 892·5531 Equal Oppor. Employer TEMPO'S Dial-A· Job! TEMPO offers a truly unique & time saving opportunity for skilled ..... KEYPUNCH SECRETARIES Who want dignified & sllntulating long or short term assignments • few day11, rouple v.·eeks or few months • you decide! Now ,·011 <'an , .... APPLY BY PHONE Call 540-4450 & Let us know 1\'hat your skills are. No need to come in personally · until \\"C have the ·just right' spot for you! NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO. Tempo Temporary Help Apts. Frplc, Dl".f', priv ·St, at Harbor CM. 642--8970 llked your flowers and <:an· LOCAL --•·-& haulrn' g AUTO PARTS Westminster 892-5531 Suite 224 642-1470 Call Coastal per 5 0 11 n e 1 pa.Jio. $17n-SI95. 557-284.l. 2 WEEKS FREE RENT dy. Love and kisses, Your uJVvuii; __ _, 1 E -• o E I Agency, 540-6055, 2 7 9 O secret admirer. by student. Large truck. ,.....,.,. .parts man I~ sta.rt m-qu .... ppor. mpoyer "'" '4f;tt 'fro= 7' Harbor Blvd .. 01. TYPISTS 3 BR, t Ma ba. spacious apt. t Br tum, util p::I, $140. mo.1---------1 R BarTy 534-1846 mediately. Full time m fast l :.~:;;-=:m:::-;;;;io;;io,_;1~==~==::===::1-'1R~E~CiEiP~TrJ/TfY~P'flSS'TT-1 Chlld ok. $175 mo. 646-357'2 Lg 2 Br, wit, water pd, $155. A LCOHOUCS Anonymous 6~ • or I gro.vlng auto parts chain. I EQUAL pay and • VOLT 757 Shalimar. 675-5800. Phone 542-7217 or write · l 11! E. 19th St., CM. opportunity for an KEYPUNCH Afternoons, eves & v.•knds. Instant Personnel 2 Br 2 Ba, 1 child ok, cpts, LUA"URY' I..rg 2 BR, adults, P.O. J;klx 1223 Costa Mesa. GET RIO OF UNSIGHTLY 64.5-8264. an Equal Oppty. \\vmen in Today'a Over 21. Apply in person, Temporary Service drps, w. 1:171). l!im B. blttns, pool, nr shopping * PALM &: CARD READER ~ &~~:is sl{f Employer. AR.MY OPR. ~wpof1a~~~n T~:US ~u:, 3848 Campus Dr .. Suite 106 O>riande.r Dr. CM. 5.57-8150. center & bwl, 1941 Pomona. ad w/reduction. 10831 Beach DENT. 54&-6428 · Clerical, Entry Level !\tin. 1 yr exper. on 0'29 & 6440050 ·• · · Newport Beach 546-4741 D.•• Point Nowporl n-och Blvd, Stanton. 527-3406 Type 35. Will train $42.5 Get the fact11: 059. Day shift, ---·-~~~~~-1 Equal ()ppor. Employer '"" u. !.OCAL moving &: hauling WESTCLIFF (TI4l 64>1l63 RECEPTIONIST , for U ~ad ~~O~~·.,. by student. Large truck. Per·--! Agen'"" For Appointment Optokmctryoodoflice, non-1 Br, view, no children BachelOr Furn $205 J--~" u~ ...... ..... ... .._ ~J or pell, mature 1tdult Ocean View. Yearly leue. Btil1 having a problem with Reas. BlllT)'. 5M-l846 or (Mark III Center) Exper.Seles Girl Contact Carol Smith ~ g appearance. UNDERWRnER $135/mo 493-1885; <197-2Sll. Heated Pool. Adults ~y_. your drinking, call Raleigh 673-0647. 1651 E. F.dinger, S.A. F/time. Ex.elusive women's AVCO Huntln'"on S..ch LAS BRISA.S APTS. • Hills Hospital in Newport SKIPU>ADER & dump truck 542·8836 \vear store. Balboa Island. RECEPTIONIST •• 5515 River Ave., NB Beach. I believe )'OUr health \\-Ork. Concrete, asphalt, Call 675-2870. Wanted, full time receptionist 5 Yrs exper.' in auto • 2 yn ex.per home owners w/some supervisory exper. Cal l 642.259; Insurance will cover sawing, breaking. 846-IDO. COMMERCIAL FRY rooK, exper. p/time. Financlal Service to hand1 le front~~~.' must ::-----~--==I alcoholism. Love, i-tarie \\'ASHER, dryer, stoves $5. TELLER Lunches. 3 hrs Mon thru be abe to type J\MN wpn1, Rooms 480 -="""-=°""'°=~=-I-lot wtr. htr. $2. Refrlger. Fri. Dick Churches, 2698 F..a l 0644-5800E I salary based on exp, call t"Ul.J..Y LICENSED rree. 847.fi684. Scrap iron. E • ed Newport Blvd, O.I 548-4501. dua ppor. mp oyer for appt, TI4·835-9316 ask for Ft'nonclal S.rv1ce Send Resumes Only AVCO ON BEACH! 2 • .,A::. OCEANFRONT Iove1.. pvt US xper1enc _ Sammy. BR Untum. Fr . ..,.:, " * SPffiITUA T * I GENERAL OFFICE 620 N I Cl D Covered Pa'"'·;-... Large room & bath w/kit pri\igs Sp;n·1ual read;ngs 10 a.m.-10 YARD, garage ceaIHJps UNITED LADIES TRAVEL RELIEF RN 2 d k ewpor r r. H cd ~~"Sa d for college age non-smoker, Advl 11 tt remove trtts, dirt, ivy, Employerpaysfee.Startyour ' ays w · Newport Beech, Ca. eat . unas an fl•fTllllr. $125. &tS-0068 P3"2" N Ecel oCan a. maReersl drivev.'ays, stumps, 847-2666 CALIFORNIA BANK New Year W/this moving OVER 18 Convalescent Hospilal. Equal Oppor. Employer Recreation Room I :-c-.--7-'.ci---'~~_,= I 1 . nuno a , & · Xln't ... a_.:_ Call 642{1539. HUNTINGTON Rentals to Share 430 San Oemenle, for appt call 32 FT. FURNITURE Van 2301 s. i\1ain Street storage co. ~ ........... g It you're looking for an ex·==""'='"°"""""'"..,-' I J=:=:=:=:;~ 492-9136, 492-9034. for local tum hauls & gen'! Santa Ana salary, co. benefits for citing job see Mr McLane. ROUTE L D.fL~RY, early PACIFIC \\'ANTED, Roommate. Work-Also catering to parties. hauling. 543-1862, 557-2736. ($47•9581 ) bright indiv. w/avg typing, Sheraton Bch inn zn2 morn es. approx VETERAN'S.. ing lady, 55, v"i.sh :?s to share PROBLEM Pregnancy. C.on· HAULING $10 & up. Big IO key & lite .exper. Also Pacific O>ast. Hwy• H B 2 hrs,..,f'~ momlni';'., $200 HEY TURKEY! Interested In 711 OCEAN Ave .. Jt.B. (n4) 536-1487 Ofc. open 10 am1pm Daily W1WAM WALTERS CO. 3 Rm. apt. \\'ilh same for ~i: ti bed t k & G Eq al o rtun'l Fee Jobs. Suite 122. We have o.pen. ·1~ mo. ~"* momrng or rent. $50 & % light & gas fident, sympathetic at rue arage u ppo 1y Jason Best Agency for 8 ladies free to ~Jej 96S-891Seves. college? No? \Vell then, in· 1 per month, Not deluxe, but pregnancy counseling. Abor-"Clr.;e~an;.;uclp.ijj642-4032~~1·----1 ~!!!!!""!!E~m,,;p,.lo,;y,.er!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11400. Brookhurst, F. Vly. U.S. & retn. High••~;"~. SECRETARY 't'aresct·. led in money'??, Con I I bl d APCARE'tion 8c adoptions ref.,,~ A ...... HouMCle1nlng Sui 213 ~ --·-~" c ean, com Orta e an reas-~ -----~----1COMPANION /Housekeeper, te ;,w.-vi •J trans. paJd. Parent 11 \'eteran's Aftairs Ottice C°:rhleA ~ n.;:m Ave., LIFE OR DEATH HOUSE Of CLEAN Iv-In, priv. rm & ba. GENERAL OFFICE welcome a.t interview. No An opening for an individual Orange Coast College UNDER NEW · · v an t. Let our bables live. For 0001"!1, carpets, windows & Security more important Xln't starting salary & re-house to h6use sales. who is a self starter w/ * 5~58S3 * MANAGEMENT Garages for Rent 435 alternatives to ABORTION walls, Free est, 642-6824 than high salary. No bvy imbursed fee for sharp in-LIQUOR Store Oerk, full xlnt secretarial skilb. Must .... ~~'""""'""'""''"""!:I 2 BR. Bit-Ins. Newly dee-MINI WAREHOUSES call UFE LINE 551-5522, Dedicated Cleaning wo~. r.oog hegoodalth, ~al div. w/avg typing & lite ttme, apply at 2072 So. Ea.st enjoy v.·orldng w/.figures. \VAITERS, waitresses, all oraled. Encl garages. Benu-24 hrs. • * WE 00 EVER~,.,G * coo ng ver. exper. Lots of PR & friendly Bristol, nr OCC airport. F Appol 1 nl restaurant pel"30nne1. AU liful landscaping. Lrg play ST~RAGE "',nu.. Reply Classified Ad No. 191 atmosphere. Fee Jobs Also. MALE & female apply after or n me for Bill Brothen, &l>-3H4. 11re:a. a child's dream. Oose No Move-U'I or Mov«iut SCORPIO - I love you & Refs, Free est. ~2839 Daily Pilot. Box 1560, Costa Ja50ft Best Agency I PM, Ken~ky Fried Contact Carol Smith Applications being accepted. ~ Fro $" 50 miss }'OU. • • M E R R y p • I & Alesa, !lai:E 11400 B kh t F VI Ch'ck 2929 E Coa H 10 shopping & schools., c11arges. m 1. per CHRISTMAS LEO. a1nt ng ----C~OO~~K~---1 roo Ul'S , • v. 1 en, . st wy. AVCO \\'ELDER. eXperienced in Call 842-0480 Hamilton & Ne\\•land St., JIB Exper. In nursing home cook· I' MARRJED person over 21 4~ Oiildren wclt.'Ome. month. ~~~~~~~~~~ Paperhanging 1 .s;u;H;e;21;3;;;;;;;;;;;;;963-S775;;;;;.;l;Cdiij•~lill:OoenonOV.:f2il ornamental iron on I y, ALLSP~CE lg] PROF. PAINTER ing: Bayview Conv. Hospital, GIRL.S can drive Car & phone necess. $125 Financial Service ""'"'m"o"""i"'vANT="s""'ro"'°'w"'o"RK==r-1 2 BR, cpts, drps, bltns, 960-1970 I Lott.,..,_. I HONEST WORK 2ffi5 Thurln Ave., C.A'I. trucks too! wk , to start. 894-8000 644-SIOO DRIVE A CAB! carports, nr. frwys, ~hoi>-DOUBLE Garage otr aJ lcy, 1 ;iijiiijjiijjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj;.:..:~ I R~·~·~··~ln~l/~ex~t.~t~ree~e~s~tiCm;•;."~· .;c54-0-o=56='00"-· =--~-~-1 Today's ARMY is MASSAGE TECH. Equal Oppor. Employer CHOOSE your hours, work ping & schls. I child OK. sloroge only, Nev.• p 0 rt Refs. 548-2759, 642-3913. COOKS . To t:t1un for assis-the place to train. TRAINEE for yourself. be your own No pets. 646-3786 or f).15-0760 HeighlJI. 644-0030 PROt~. \\'allcovering state I.ant manager. Grave~·ard Young lady (!0281 wanted SECRETARY $600 boss. Aten or \vomen. Can ·~WALK TO BEACH .=,;'--=c-c-7.~--=---I Found (free ads) 550 1. N ~14 · u shift 6 days wk. Co. paid For information call, o-be ·l••htly handicapped ,,.-FOR li-Jotor l-lon1cs, Boats, LC. o. "'.:w • insur., a benefits. Jack Jn The Box, L71'1J 645-1163. for legitimate full time posi· Fee Paid. Great spot in Ir· "...,. ' 2 & l Br, Cpts, drps, hltn.ot, Furniture, etc. 16.'lZ Ncv,rporl types of paper, 7 14 ! 1205 Baker, "--ta.'I-·. tion. No exp. nee. We send vine Complex. Assist pres. Neat • Clean Appearance. 308 16th St "" o<•o; FND. Retriever puppy, male. "A" A~"" um """"" Vt• reu·--0 Age 25 to 70 gar. · ~ Bh·d, Costa Mesa. 548-9766 ~. to school, earn while learn. sec'y.. Grow W/\vorldwide " ·~· · 847-3957. · 6 v.•ks. Bet. l\.1odjeska Canyon E=o=o=lE~P~.-~0---~I-COOK, experience not nee· GUARANTEED skill Apply in person any alt. or co. Also Fee Positions. Call Supplement your income. l""e""'w=A'L'K'""T"'O""'B""E""A'C"H' IOffice Rent1I 440 Rd. & El Toro Rd., near 152 e c 0 rat n g essary. l\1ust be wilting to . . 1 , 2930 w Cs H 11 Elli •= o= Co 1 Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a Irvine Park. Call any time, Service. Reasonable rates. 1 644-260 tram1ng. Pus. eve. . I. wy., E y s, ~. ntro day. Apply In person, Brand nu l, 2, & 3 Br. cpts, • 1~548-4050;;;;;;:;::::·:,,,.==,..,,,,.,...,..1 Neat work. 49'2-3630. n~ev.~ i~,~~ Dr. N.~: ~~~sop~~~:s. Newport Beach. ~~r ~mp~rden~ '}fency, I Yellow Cab Co .. 186 E. 16th dll>s. bltns, gar, 2211601 St. VERY affectionate blk male INT/EXT PAINTING l\.1ATURE housekeeper + rvine v" · · St., Costa Mesa . 847·3957. cat w/while spot on neck. Free Est Jim 675-3559 Have some~ you want to Phone {Il4) 645-1163. companion for e Ider I Y *Sec'ys, BookkHpers 2 ct1: .f :t ~Bl~~b Ti'ti 'V"~"""1,_rv.19,.i~=T-own:-.--Cen.,-<•.,.r_. -Ph~ fa=' INT ~'g7 :~;.::::::Mad~ F~l~ Help Wanted~ M la F 710 E~ 4 $~7· 5 :a'1aya ~~f su1tJ~e$i~~ s~:1~·8190 ~, -!!!!!!'!!!!!~l~l'O~·!!· ~JI ~ ==i:beach, ~~ pt;'r:n~t~·10~~~!: Plaster, Petch, Repair lllNEED licensed nurses who Dial A Job 833-0855 ~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~I l. 2 & 3 BR avail. Vic. Mered1tb Gardens, HB enjoy older people. Call No Ct.arge To You • ' 5.18-2579 FIRST mo, rent ire.. Dix. 963-2204. * ,J;A.;::;!. ~~. * EXEOmYES-IAJCAGERS 642-2410 or 642-rol<. E.iabHMed 1965 Antiq-800 • NEW Duplex, walk to bch, offices nr. airPort. l,2 &: FND. Pa1e green parakeet Call ~ ''JOB OPPORTU SERVICE Station he Ip --''----'----1 ~L~.2~~ :~.lf:91~' ~a':u~n~C:~m&$":m~fe ~:;,~w vi~ats1;~~.&~ Plumbing NITIES'' ~ ~~ani!e~~on~x~~P0~il;Pf~~ SCRAM•LETS parking. 833-3223 Bef. noon 644-1m L.R. OTIS PLUMBING right man. 300 E. 17th St. . 2 Br unlurn $110. storage gar $20. daytime 979-1070 or 536-0764 3 BR, 2V2 Bo. Polio 2 blks to beach. 5.16-6663 Laguna Beach or lm-2840 Alt. noon "YN"G"'."'Slam,,.--... -.. ...,..t.""u""te-t~a~lfy Remodels & Repaira. Water $12M·$75M Ran9e CM ANSWERS NEW Deluxe Office Space color, fem. Oea coller vie. heaters. disposals, furnaces, SERVICE Sta. help \\'anted For Lease in Choice Mission De.I Mar Ave., CM 546-ll82 dsh\vashrs. 642~263 MIC & SALARllS-NI GOTIAILI full or µ/time Apply, 990 Flurry -a:unt -Often - Viejo Auto Plaza. Good Lost 555 Bf,\, Contplete Plumbing Art Yov Untmploytd Now-Art Yov s •• ~ing A Chtn9t I c:. Coa.sl H\\)' .. N.U. CllOS("n -SJ-IUFFLE 1'~iwy oUramp at Avery l----------I Service. Lie. 272694. , -Worr;ed About Your A9t-Tir•d of Broktn Promi1,1-liiiiiiOiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l 'Son1e of U!I c:arry !lo many P8•,~~.ewaa,y.83Ca11_1t400Ch\•ner, Paul GERMAN S hep ht> rd : =P'°'L"'mm""==IN°'G~'°R'=E~P"A~!Ro-" ~11dtc:ided A1 To A Proper c .... rse 0 J Ac:tio11-j SILICON GENERAL t•redit cards \Ve 1don'I bother -· N job t n __.. 10 open our \\'Ill ct. \Vf' just LARGE: oceRn view SIUdiO, AVAIL Jan I., 200 nr oles. ~emale, bhelk &, Shotanou1"a''\~~ite *o* ~~~a. ARE YOU VNOER PA107 • SHUFFLE it. Ot"' hlk to beach, h'plc, Beach Blvd, alr cond, cpl, uare on c s . nttVC If Yo• Ca AMWet' n. foHowl., C0'9fOrlH, lfl Tll• Rapidly gt'Owing IC manul. I •;;;;o;;;iii;;;;o;;;iii;;;;o;;;iiil deck. nt.'\V t'l)IS & dtps $l95 drps, qui('t, 30c !IQ ft. Call choke chain w/CM & NB Sewing/Alter~tionl AffluHtlv., Wo"d Liii• All 1-..i.w Witfl y011 We Al Ne\\'port Personnel has immed, ooeni rws tor: ~ Utu l 497 lt36 II 2 tags, 2 yn. old . Lo@t in 1---"'-------Woul'cl Like To Make Thill TEST TECHNICIAN COME TO LeCOLl.AGE for + ~.yr y, -co ect !3-394-0015 At r • rm area. One vety lonely EXPERTISE • Alter. Ladlet IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL Pel.'fe(tly Clear ... · • . · 2 Yrs technical training. 2 Indian Turquoise jewelery, Newport 8a1cl! Ziebarth. male Shepherd would have & A1ens. Pick up & delivery. -WE CAN HELP YOU May You Have A Happy Yrs exper. in test cquipn1ent unwiual antl'\ues & art .• at • , eONE MON~ FREE DESK space available SSO a Happy C bri11tmas. 548-7197 after 6 Hollday & A \Vonderful ttpair. Compute!' mainten· low prices. 1 n mo. Will provide furniture 536-402.8, Reward! Television Repair A. Oo you h .... , thon9 ... oc:•tion•I chivt7 New Year · · · · · · · · · · ance. Terradyne exper. de-Lay-R\\'lly, B of A or MC NEW 3 & 4 BR, 2 bas, frplc. at $5 mo. Answering service LOSI'; Siamese Sealpoint 8. Do you heve good neti¥e intelll9tne•7 NEWPORT sirable. Open 9 pm 'till Oui.stmas. patio, plush cpta &: drps, 1 available. 17875 Beach Blvd. male, 9 mos, no fiea collar, COL.OH. 'IV Repair, exp('I"l, C Do you feel ,11ffic:lintlv motiveted to •c:hie ... •? 324 Marine, Balboa Isle Blk to bench. 30' &: 304~ Huntington Beach. 642-4321 Vic .• o( 1800 Blk SantJago rea!!Onab~. most in home. 0. Do you htve the .. bility to mek• deel1ion1 Personnel Agency MAINT, TECHNICIAN 1 -~-~~-~-~!;-~-!!!-~~-~::'-~-~-~~-!!!-~I E. Balboa Blvd., Lease yrly PRIME office space, avail Dr, In Dover sh 0 res , Ant('noa serVire al!IO. Bert E. A'• you r••cly to i•t • reel11t1c: c:erter objec:tiYe7 833 Dowr Dr., N.8. 2·3 yrs maintenanc.-e exper. GOING OUT OF S360 A $425. mo. 642-2800. nt FaShion Island, Newport Newport Beach, on 12/16. Gallemore, 96S-2'183. F. If yo11 w•r• con'l1nced th•t h•lp w•• , ... ,a,ble wo11ld 642-3870 General ma.int. & repair of BUSINESS EASTBLUFF. Back bay Beach, 861 SQF, to 2,35(1 tf )-"OU h11.ve lnfor of "·here-T'I you •c:c:ept it, without d•l•v7 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Test·mtlllufacturing equip. Complete clearance thru ~. Stunning 2 BR 2 BA SQ_f . rum or unturn. Reply abouts please call 646-0169 -' -•-------You SHOULD KNOW Newspaper Delivery Semi conductor backgrnd CllRISTl\.1AS tow~·1 }')'pie. ts '$&oe PO Box 1264• C.M. 92626· Reward. CERAMIC TILE NE\V & e Th• hetter job1 •r• not edverti1ecl Early mom. Must have car prel'd. Quill !!. oak & \\'alnut fUrn ,, patio. A U ts, no pe • · 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB GOLDEN Retriever, fcnlale, remodel. F\'ee est. Sn1 jobs e Third perty profeitlonil lnfl urnc:• i• 1ometiift11 necet• Over 21. Pay approx. $200 \Ve offer xln't starting salary, jewelry. Closed S11i. & r.ton. 640--0349. 2300 lTlO llOO -1 dark red, lost Thuri Dec welcome. ~2426. mo. Htrnt. Bch area. 8'47·2300 contpeliti\'c bcne lits, good Antiques for Interiors "l:Q, ... Wll'.., r11 ,... ~1 . . ., .. e Gttting th• right dooN optt1, tt the right 1 .... ,1 r•· bt•f. 10 an,, ) \\'Orking L'Qnds, rh lenging 3545 ~;. ,,,..,,..st \\')'., i. "~~ •~ 2 Br, 1", ba. 55c' ~r:,. ti. A'm'wple"lr.r'k·!·. 211, Vi-·. Park w .. t Apts, T S II ••rv ' al "-·· H CdM Twnhsc, Adults only. no Ulll. Baumgardner, M -ti032. No tags. or JD, Rewt1rd, _o'"'p'---o------qv lr•• t•chn!qur. NURSES ltl"O\\'lh. ANTIQUE JEWELRY 1 ~imo~~~ord Ln. Ollice W/beaut view, 565 Sq. ~42 * QUALITY * e E-lt•culiv• po1ition1 •r• fillecl thro119h ••eeutive inltr· RN's, LVN's NA'• Send rci:.unle or call for NEW DUPLEX ' BR 2 BA tt. Ne,·~rt "·nter. l'v•mo. LOST blk male l.nb. mix. * i\-fULCH & TOP SOIL* ..,,,..,,, I & TECHS N•-·nal rn· te-·•·-.. f:LASS • I'll!, b!Ol\'11, prt5std & cranberry. . .. , , Prole·." ·~lonal~ly d•::'rated. Vic. htcFadden /Eddlnger, * e Me1t retum1 melt ing, it not• tote •n1w•r. ,,_,,..., ••· ..... "" ..... v Gold /Ed rd All rJinica.I specialitit'A Per.ionnel Dept. Winter.. $250/mo. 0..'l Y ~ ~tate Realty, 640-U20. enwest wa s. Ans. 586-6930 SEND RESUME OR CALL TODAY We're a young dynM11lc, & 892·5531 979--3165: Sat k s un , . to George. Plen.se tall . ~ . . c1m· 1382 Bol A "~II! _,, Otc suite, um tt. Su1table 897.8805, . I ~ -fOR-progrt'ss1ve nursing a Ill. S."\ ,.e. LARGE ~1 .. -~ Br, 2 Ba, or octor. un ng on HELP Lost brown;.b blonde _.. NOC TEX I rkl'"--·-· I Eq Io Em I SILVER & 1"URNtTURE PICTUR~~ ,to; ~11RRORS * RACKDOOR Th1PORTS 1" 1~ HITT'bc>r Blvd., CM (PlU"k l.n rear) -I d ll t< t I lliJI OS ECUT VE INTERVIEW If 'Uf\11 Are Interested in \Vegtminster 1 blk (-0 ::::;:an'. $~/MO. Gardens, 84&4323-Ion" 'h ......... ....,.k•a·poo, ans ~ li1+u1::m& \l.'O ng tog..,u"'r to give n· ua ppor. Poyer -· -I ·~ -~ ~ I '·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-mm EXEOUTIYE •rRYIOES, 1110 novatlve, quality patitntl"'""""""""""""""""" IBRASS bed, pot beUy stove, to June. 2112 42nd St., BuslntJS Rtnl• 445 <o Sheeba, $10 Reward, 11 .a; n , care: we are tnterest<'d In wood cook '"''" & mltc:. upmiln. vacant 96M167. 963'9115. • tatktng with )'Oil about your DAILY PILOT 53G--:::.llM=l'-----i -BR "'"le •-crpt omCE on Nowport Blvd. , ~ In ·"" of F·'-•-.. , Job W1nfetl, f'8MOlt 702 -HOME OFFICE -Ing --r at SCH " - •0 ' ••• ' -... ' Avail •• 1 .... Pertially ~· ·~ _ .... ~ 14) 54 ffU """'sADcD~L"EBACK . CLASSIFIED ADS Appllenct• ',..ctltl, no pobl, $2:15. mo. tum," carpeled, alr/oond. Fair, CM. Pair ot tye RI"., NEED S..lp al honit? We (7 7. I02 ·'. Call •It ~:30 p.m. ~. parkktg. Approx. lO® sq. ••.lf!ndpl .. gecall 551-6933 have aides, nor.es, 188 N . Main St, S.nto Ano Community H0<p(tal FOR ACTION 1-'..:...------1 • 2 Bedroom. bl.tu. OW, near ft. $250/mo. Wfll"cllcNge a1&o REWARD blk, poodlct~i/tang ho u 1 fkpn, 1 companion!!. lSECURITY lAMK IUILDING SUITE '70ll 23561 Pasea de Valencla • • • LADY Kenmore dllhwuhl!r, I lloog Hoop. Adul<a, $220 por avail. Ideal for c:ontractor. (Ollar. No lags. Neeos •J>I> Homemake u Upjohn Laguna 11111• 831·7121 " 642-5678 I cuttlng board top, lllnt mo, 642-4387. 543-4616. ciftl diet. ~ M7.s681. • ext 106 cond, StOO. 675.3.343 -"-"'-=""------- • • r U"IL.Y t'1~lJ1 Appl ance1 !onoay, tte<tmotr '4• 1'1'' .,.,...-.,.,------;-rc~-;::::::::::r-;;;;;;;;;;:;;"1;;;;;;;·ftii-~·-ltii10o'TAAiiu\t;o;;1~,]U~s..t~[===;;o~!I -A t I t ii 970 Auto1, mpor ~ Mlsce l•neou• 811 Mu1lcel ln•trum1nt1822 TV, Redio, IF , Bo1t1, ower tor Homes u os, mpor 1 CADILLAC steno 136 Solo/Rent 940 B"..u.. PORSCHE .. KEN~IORE ~GE 8.t1tom11.ttc FnO!\f LAPPLANO RENT FOR ONLY $3 OIRIS 3:%' SkJ!f l..aps1n1ke, "'" - 'ill'Nher $65. ea. Jlotpolnt Bt&.utU\11 Rf.indet'r ltWe. OR BUY \\'lTII NOTJllNC ATTENTION• '1i11 T\\'210, JoB, AP, OF, RE.lMINNTl AHMOMEOTOROIRJO?.tEVAN-•M PO"'MIE B lierictl. 1!173 Ctir'IJIJ..AC Eldor~ ~ ~.. ·-1~ N I I' r1 I (·· th 00 N ~. PA' '1'k • \V'..,." l'ftd6o -...v.te, 0\1...i... ' go,/ ~ II I ,_. Bluck on Bl&e• u1&11w8 rn::1 .... orie ~ l!C e ee 01 a row J'\UI, w . ui-,,,m, "· n I el, VantltOl'lk: Stereo ~,~. .._.. brb:;toi"''isT h .... """"'NV"RS!ON LOW AS S9 DAl:M"'\ll.rs braod n(,l\\' paint & OVC.l'hRUl, ru 'I ()8{1'.'\I... nd, ' r dryerS40.GUArltdelivered. or hans 00 the Ylall. many Gu!tar, Ampa:, Roo-orgww Ai.\1/nt. Tape Jacki. etc. ,, ... 6 ... 64•'~~3 ...... , rt. '"°l"'v,_!..t .. ,,_ &c' ...... mile. THE RED~.. xlnt cond. ~'lust &'JI. Reas. ?.f11st It'll. ExccUcnt eo • ' i .::546-86::::::::::7c:2 ______ 1 decorator use.. For the &: J>t&no, oil brand&. !\lust Sell $.l2S. 64s-o283 be-• ......,, J"V.)'I .. ~ .. • RESE._, "'otJRSTODAY CHOfCE 673--5656 citt1600G\\1W1$699:>.892-t«t t 19T3 Ho4 1 t R fMa F'rost ecolo8:Y minded, th i • No age limit. no partnt nffd.. fore 10 AM ·aft 8 PM. Boah, S.il 909 89f"'33 RVE Y \I0'1h.... OT CAD ·io, cov. hil'Q ""' I freettr, "':i~e ~. 'only 6 domettk:ated anlmal ho.1 a ed. OPEN NJCl·trS TIU.. 9, weekcnM aruittroe: • 4_t. d~~ PEUGE l\lhlle vb'l)'I top, ,,'hlte lthll • _,.nth.ti new with v.•arrantu, wlldcmm; appearance. S50. SAT. TIU. 5:3?, SUN. lJ.5, 50' Pt10TOR·SaU, cabin llL'tp 20' -ZS' l\iotor Homtai, Int, l~nut cond. pvt pty, I ;&.om days. Evea or v.•ks t)#.-4687 Now TWO Convenient 10, new Cerlbt4tdielel en· SUperior, U feUme &:-Open NEW PEUGEOT alR-~ ' 6TS-2't't.}'. A-or on. oc• e con&ider trade or inveat-&nkAnlericard &-~f a 1 t er DEALER 19t~ COV J0,000 n1i'J11, ·-·• t J I BUY!! L tlons to S.rv You 1 ]{I g1~. boat In La Pax, $9,995, Ro&d. Ken \VelJh 639--2981 ~~~-,,,=-::"-~U;;k;;;•I \ DELUXE \Vhlrt I ashc FULLERTON MUSIC Fr.e to YOl.t mt>t1t1, 831-2133. Charge accept~. l\('\1-.rifust Sell. Sac $5795. ' ) · & drye~. \\lti:nty~ $'115~ Good, U5td fw·nlture & 1819f l.~lld~o'Oitain ~~ 20' SLOOP, y,·ooden hull, an· e oa1e•11 ~•lotor flome Rental.Ii SAL.D. LI Cl)niplcle Sales n.nd Service. ~l l-l!IXX), SJS-JS:i7 eve~ MY.'. S.W. or be&t oiler. appllance.i or will sell for you. 1& Dl'~~ciid. n t1:0 · 3 Linet,· 2 Tfmet, $2.DO odlzro mast. 5 h.p. Sea-'73 23-26' M.H. & ?.1inia EVlYU#NT IEMCE 50 coinpacls Qll di:spla..y .OR CHEVRO.LET ii!r~1~~fi.~·~~~ !f r§iJ.! ~::~f j~f;v~~·~:· :f§~!,~~: ~::::.',: ¥"",.::~:· 497)·~ ·I·=:~~.:~: 9 . ~I~ IE:I :;;~~;~ET?;~u ''l~f'·~*~f!~t~!~ Re nt Washers/Dryers dls.l!\\'a!iher. ~lodel GSO 280, f"endcr, 11uper 6 revtrb, cat. A1fcctio1i<1t<' & play(ul. . ~ . _ l!!J Anaheln1 S..13·8210 "°'\'{'!' slcc-rlng. Vln)"l roof j $2. \\l)c, f"uU maint. SIOO. S<>tirs 1<1.000 BTU win· $390. Sunn concert bass amp 5S7·!l!l08 I 646·9'~ 28102 !\tnrguel'itc Park"·ey S"AB air cond Red \\'Ith '°'1Ult * 639-1202 * dow AIC (110 volt ) $2CO. + fendt'~ cabinet y,•/4-l2" Antiques/Cl1ssics 953 ~!~ion Viejo "" top. 6·1-1...4687 Blue tl' x 20' in<loor/outdoor speakers $425. Sure P.A. I~ C1mpert, S.le/Rent 920 831·20-10 C 495--1!1<19 ."'J!:...''.!!:~:_,,,--.,.-=k: REBLT \\'&!!her, drrer & crpt, $75. 552-li59. '°}',Siem + 3 Sure PE54D I PltiandSUpplil• 'L.. CAR COLLECT I ONS: USE AVERY P\V'i'. EXIT * SAAB 'i2 TO\VNS I S1• "'RI:. Ii (I dsh\\'Sh, gutir de 11 very . m:kes + 3 Alla• boom r, SFACTOR.Y DIRECTS St I s $ g g 00 nu lo 1111, uir cond A ""528 °..,. """"" BRADBURY oil S 1 a 0 · • st•nd,, $700. Gibson SC an ey teamer, : I Co 11pl 1e ' "''1~· p t pty l ~lo;<>-::::0:::!95..:-==::.'~=c.='-'--I B-ndt <l'•l•'1't'Olor •2a0, Shell tops Jor irnports "-Ford \\locxly \Vgn, SHXlO; '47 ORANGE COUNTY'S Bes1 deal n ways. L '' Rhock11, ~ 1.1. v ; pt;asso lJtbo. SlSO. Dali guitar \\•/ca,;e S300. All domestic trucks at low loy,• Ford Convert, $.2500; ·57 OLDEST selection OO\\'. Bl~.)' Ot' lt'llst" G44·tU1. , Building M•t•rl•1t 806 Lllho 1,..,. 1~ Pvt e q u IP 4 nX>S old. Petl, GeMi'll 850 prices. C.U today. 894-0695 Lincoln Continental 1'Jark hum \l'!Ll. lllke 1 cnrat, 2 can • .:.N., 0 '""rs. 61&-09011673-6028 11 1 T70 110 ooo 2015 0 J im Parkinson's nd 1 tradt • Surplu1. Building MATERIAL . IOOO's Of N,E\V ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply. \\"OOd, alum sheetine. mold- ing, "·indows, etc. BUILDERS SURPLUS Party, 53$-55$ 4x8 1 1-l A ~I ~1 ON D SP IS ET POODLE PUPPY Cycles, S ikff Pl:a~:a. of'. 642-'tifil. , ~0~81~~ ~i::~m-4'.W.~ POOL Ta.ble , as lll, ORGAN, s.550. 303 Kings SALE Scooters 925 Trucks 962 1969 CllEVI-:LLE l\'lalibu ba.Jla,. some q~ stlC'ks & I Road, N~port, S.16-4656 All brttd grooming & \'·S. !Iii', stit·k. Vecy cleart rack incl~ded, S50. you pick boarding Kennel. ~2848. * BICYCLES * TOYOTA '69. 112 T. pick 5.16-3.167 up, 642-2589 Office Furn1tvre/ S • Food $10. 1-IOL.OS ANY BIKE up, 25 ~fPG. Re-bit eng, E.'<cellent selection ol pre-$800. Cnll L 2406 So. Mairf St., S.A. GORGEOUS silver 111ink E • · 824 * ecur1ty Pet * Life Gu•r•ntee On: new tirt's & brks, Good price re-evaluatkm models. 64.5-b-IOO or 645-6406 '71 J1npallt. Bh.ie 2 dr, 45 coat. CUston1 rn._,de. run guip. &:el 1:Y AW'k: lb. 1 Cott rcb Nishlki 10 sp from •..• ~.95 cond. $l250/bst 0 r fer DEMO $ALE SIMCA nil. Perfect ,c;;r· Nu Aton thru Sat 10-5 n.t: 546--1031 length. Sz IQ..ll, Sacrifice. EXEC S\VVL CHRS $15/25 ~~ 3917 4l8 eWfsh.sup~es Suntour Eq Colo! , •••.• $89.95 494-2800 SALES-SERVICE· LEASING tires. $1395. 6~~.... · Appt 675-39'59 Sec chrs $8/24 Desks $20190 -• l 1 ltt, A. ALSO •72 FORD FIOO ~~ ton stick OVERSEAS OELCVERY '70 ~lonle Cnrlo. P/5, p/ O llLDS pool r11b!e $7.50. Hot Pierce 867 \V. 19, Cl\1 SHETLAND PONtES REG., Ne1v ltalir;. 10 : p •••• S.i9.95 PU Very Jong gcai-ed ROY CARVER Inc. Simca '59, oon1ing clasRic air cond, nuto, vinyl top, C1meras & \Vhf'C'!s traf'k & access. Si. 642-3<!08 KITIENS, AKC TINY TOY Used Bikes ..•... All types Stsiio 642_1052 · 23 • 1 l'11Crgy special. $.)(). Needs l nunaculat<'. 67".>-6886 Equipment 808 '!\1arlllc · cof1e~ tahle $5. T\"PF.\VR ITER !Bllt Ex-POODLES, DUCKS, BAN·, Beach Bicycles, 800 E. B11lbo11 'Sl F . I F . I p · k · 6 C 1 l\'1 4 E. 17111 SI 5-IG 4444 engine \\'~1rk. 675-7788 t El Otnilno, pcl'(('('t 0011J1 --'-------549-4:t18 •<·utivc I::;~llent f'ond, TVS. PET CAGES. 546-Lnl. Blvd., Balboa G75-72S2 pre R con 1c -up os a 1 esn · TOYOTA 1 $l000. "" ~ ,,;1 7·244 ~ • . . cyt. bucket seats·goocl shape DATSUN ag \l'hls , nlllCl, a'" £ USE D Nikonos Undcn,·ater CIVIL \\'ar Item=-\Vanted for $.~ . .,... -.I' OR sale: C h 1n ch_11 1 a·s T\VO rare classic Ununpers. 1 $:?25. 536--6646 J 5-26~7~2:... -~---,=I canlera 1~·/28inni Nikkor I private collccllon. Cuns, • breeders, pe1~ or entire ran-Velo Thru.xlon, former B~n-j 73 LANOCRUIS£R I'"".·•, Corvair $75 lc·nsl'. Good cond. Corn p]('le S\\'Ords, picture.;, r. I c . , Pianos/Organs 826 ch. Call 642-7J79· nevllle ~rd holder, hke Vans 963 DATSUNS ~ • !J62..:I098 * ; \\'/undcr\1•atcr mr.ter. $195. 546--4017 _ j Cats 852 ne\\', $1,J!llJ. AJS.1'.latc~less 'Gt Fot'ff Van. Rehlt '65 eng. ' ' • 642-1012 oc 646-2136 rnE rdeai Cbd>tm"' gift .• PIANOS I Typ":;· $0/'f'i37_.\';;'"~11~ c .. soomiwl. New Ii,. c, NEW 745 • SOFT-TOP CONTINENTAL , Furnitur• 810 Britannica Books, complete, • ORGANS lll~IALAYAN kitten, 8 \\•ks., rest? k' d . a !el 11111.gs. paint. !ape dk & NOW IN STOCK I i _::_:..;..:..;,;;_..:..;, __ "'"'"I Like ne.1•.' \\"/ ix>okcase. Cf A, pure '1'hite, long, long 5• ,,.ee en s. speakers SllOO. 49+-3626. . -• 1 l\IUST srll before Dec 31st! ~tATTRESS & box spring, $100. 962-ii37 FULLERTON MUSIC hail:. c.'Opper eyes, very af·1VESPA n1ofo r scoote!· .6,:; DODGE van, xlnr IMMEDIATE (Only :l,000 milt·s7(JISI I\O. 'l ~tai'.k 3. xlnr rond \VU! sa llallmark, <!lK'Cn ~lzc. Ney,• i 3700 PAIR R. F. Flyer tennis Our Newest Location 'fecuonale. $75. 892-2970. (~ as hens tee~h) ~l.l DELIVERY $397 I n1nkr orfr. JS2-9134/833.-0322. &. nev~r ~~· Sel~s nE"v shoes. Pi'iced for quick s&.le. ]8191 Euclid, fountain Vnll<'y SOME11-l!NG Di!ferent! Re)( miles ik:r ~r .. f> ~i:_s :~~":;~~~~fii~b~~t Il210's thru 200Z nlOdcls CORYETIE $174. set. s.~1.al p1'1c;:e Wt. 586-4411 1 Bil;. No. of san Diego F"'a' curley haired cats, neuters, per ~a n. . ~1 e!I, "; CaJ\ Ray or \Vendy 496-9001 Over 100,IM?"' & used l , set. 1\tr. \VJll!atns .• ~1701 IRVIN E ~---1 Cl'.lunb'Y Club 557-4836 b~rs. pet_& show quality 74 lice~ paid Save Gas. '73 DODGE "•n, •. To", ECONOMY CARS f\IJILlll lllHii -&'" decorator line m 0 d u I a r members~-1725 Rentals rom Dogs 854 pennys a day ' 642-1002. shortie, rac ai1·, p/s, ~lb, ON DISPLA y TOYOTA 'u6'ln~ c,o~i;'llGoc 1$dle599n , ...... , ~ 7 malch111g pieces o f .....,....., f $S kntens. 545-4522. Buy Satride, .. Swxlay for ~ "' -wn W'IO Cl!RIST~IAS sharp, lluo.;a turnlture. Cost $800. $200. • SCHWINN 5 sp, ( p e a stereo, 360 eng, mags Xtrn .., •u w.i 1 640-1090 FIRE\VOOD -Oak, Orange. e Pianos & Grands e PUPPY WORLD e Picktt) model, needs clean· nice $3650. 546-~ .::"':'c"'e.:°''.::":::'"::"::<:."~~~,....,,....1 VEL'7E1' sofa & im·e seat, De~~~~:.~~~~· Sohmer . Ya-naha _ J<nabe Bull Dogs, Chihuahuas, Tiny ~· Must seU by 25th, '72 CHEVY custonl Van \1•/ 1966 Harhot·. C.~t 6-t&-9303 ·72 CORVE.."'ITE. air,~ HNc ""'1 :v, rr.ust uc.h'dAlso • 1'-1ason & llamlln -\Vur· Poodles, Shih Tsu, Amer. 1970 Hond• •11·n1· -,·1 70cc mags, ':1~,0~1470 LECoASIEI ~~~ TOYOT,\G '1~ !rt~.· nV:ry clean, . en:u on qlt<"<'ll 57. ' e-a· Miscellaneous litzer • Story & Clark -Eskimo, Pit Bulls, B u 11 .. ~· • '"' ro a ,.._.,,,an .. , e ·"' hed} (i73.0275 Cir 67:!·9559. Wanted 820 Kawai -Stein\\'RY ·Cable Terrier, Cockapoo, Irish $75/offer. Hodaka 90 , ·~ OIEVY \rAN, custom int. WILL BUY YOUR miles per gaJ\011 ... Only '64 CORVETI'E, top cond. 2MA1'0fl /l:C i\todern Nelson-KlnC"aid ·Cable Setter. 100 MIXED PUPS!! recenUy O\'erhauled $175. & e.xt Trophy \\1inner. Call DATSUN, TOYOTA $58.:H n10. 36 nl06. ope;, ~lu.">I ~11 . dre1scrs, 1\·1lrg inlrror, xlnt \VANTED TO BUY LIONEL -Bald1vln ·Chickering · Stud Ser..,ice Most Breeds. 1992 ~~ h-1eycrs. C~t 5-18-2428 anylime S.lJ<-.6387 OR VOLKSWAGEN end lease. 6-15-1843 allcr 5 pm conrt. ~75. 673·6:"i73. OR . .tu\olERICAN FLYER l\ew spinets from $495 Open Eves: 531-5027 LAl\.IBERT 15 spd. 1 yr, <l id. '65 Chevy. 6 cyl, n1ngs, Jo'~!. p,\ID FOR 01-t NOT. \\'ILL COUGAR Garage Sal:! -812 TRAINS. 837-968j. U~ & rebuilt pla.nos alS<l St. Bernard, fem. ARC great cond. S.l'T.i or best partial i11ter C'rpt'c1. Good PA\. TOP IXlLL.-\R. CALL ! \VAN·rr.o nic<! slate top U~ng~ts f~m ·········· ss9 reg'd. Grand cha1np stock, otfcr. 963-5·143, 963--5..161 aft t:ondition. 673-6891 l\F:NT .\l.Lf·:N. ~·1n..o.1~: I I I 11 1XS SJ)lnels · "·' · · · · · S\4.'i b-' $150 Ba . 5 GARAGE f'11lc. l'urn!ture, -poo a 1 ~· • ' , Players " .... , ....... $995 never ......... · rgain, • Autos Wanted 968 l!lil ~~06 tool:;, el c, !),._: 2G·z:i, 32fl711·--c ~ll 6<10-lOJO Grancts .............. $393 642-8264 ,1970. CL 3.)() Honda, nl'11· LOADED l'v:Nlilc11·:u1"an Ill'. Laguna Musical 1n1truments 822 e Organs IRISH Setler, Chris tm as engine, guar. 3,000 1111. }JI" TOP DOLLAR PAID ; Pri\':-1tc Pal'ly, G7:.-~ i"H&uel, I . Ne1v Used nnd Tl'ade-lns puppies, AKC, champ lines, 90 days, xl.nt cone!. $450, IMMEDIATELY JENSEN j Ir 815 1 ';J.) GIBSON EleC'. guUAr. 2 J.Iamr;1ond -Balrh1·in .. C<lnn l'eas. price to good honlC. ,5.17-~157 or •197-2167 FOR ALL FOREIGN CAI-tS1---------- tw8 Y hu111. Scha!lers. Offer. \\iurlitier . Lo\vl'ey _Kimball 642-3671 aft 6 Pa.I 73-:iri4J CC Bulraco, Pursang Call or c:onie in 10 sec us. JENSEN BEAUTIFUL diAniond 1\·cd-1 6-10-llTi. Yamaha -Gulb1anscn.. AKC reg. Sil ky Terrier pup-ALSO '72 • 125 CC, Bultal.'o f INTERCEPTOR di". ••t. Pn'•d ~ .. •slci"g A "Ood \\'ant ad Is a i::ood i:1-Ka\\•ai pie~. !\lale .'.: female S v.'ks pursang 963-2725 .... ,J.JW ., l..AHGE SJ::l41'X"TION $375. 644-2903: 645--8092 ~'tment. Optigan ..• , den10 .... $195 old. Good Christmas pres-10 SPD, Bike. Xlnt c.-on<I.. Ofo' COLORS UT7P<T7£Trrmnd4Tt.f SpFinet ··o···· nc\\'L······ $499 ents. SJ0.2545. $75. 1:\I:\IEDIATE D!::LIVERY .__ ~ --- - - - - - - -ree rgan essons GIVE a Great Pyrenees pup-Call Pt1ike 642..fJ024 FULL. SERVICE • A COfMNltNT SHOPPING ANO SEWING GUIDE FOR TliE CAL OH THE CO. For 1n 1d In Wott1an·s V'4 orld C1ll Miry Beth 642-5678, ext. 3~0 .~eamed·To-Slim I The Beret Is Bac:k ,. ) l Phone 5.57-4839 py fo r great .aJJ year love. 4 hp mini bike. DEPARTMENT FULLERTON MUSIC Great Family Dog. ~fartiJl.. Almost ne\\'. $65. 3100 \V. c 64 oa 2 s 9405 1 H"'Y·. N.B. 122 N. Ii.arbor, FulleMon crest Kennel. 546-0989. 962.4590 ___ .:..:.::.".:..c:::... __ _ 871 -1805 AKC 'Tl HON DA ~'tO SL. R<ms TOP CASH hrs: Open 30Nighls 'ti! 9 Irish Setter puppies. grea!, $450. ?-lust sell. CaJI for clean late model can Sat: 'Lil 5: , Sun. 12·5 Call 548-3177 anytime MS-5898. and trucks! GRANO OPENING AKC Reg. Boxer puppy, MOTOR Cycl~. SO•:c, new, ,I Howard Chevrolet *SALE* fem:ate, fa_wn, ador ab l e regii;. St & d.rt. $27.>. Day, 3100 \\I, Co.'tst H"'Y" N.B. Coast Music Chr1stn1as present, 842·9717. 673-24Li Eves €T:>-2811. i\lacA.rthur and Jan1bort"e 642~9405 SCIJNAUZER t d . . I Ne\\·port Beach No\v has 2 local.ions to serve i pups, s u 5 spd Boys &h\v1nn. :\Int SJ3.-0555 MAZDA all your rnusical need;. se1vice, grooming. Tern".s. co11ditlon. Sl":•. C11ll I I Nc1\·port at fla1'bo1', C:I( 971-8182 or 522-8366 aft 5 !J,~,O~ I \\'E PA\" TOP DOLLAR * ti~:?-2851 .. SCHNAUZER, mini, 3 n'tO. ., , . . 1 l FOR TO P USED CARS * Maz.da '73 Rot•ry * B'·ookl1<•<·"t ' ·1·,·,1"-"' I 1 BIS · ed I 20 Girls ~hivinn Bic.yc e. 111 )'OUI' car is extra e!ean, . e:.1.6 MONTH a '"' '" • ~JO s. crop, Sir n\a e. ood di!"'' 3 \'"di'-4)1'1 ~ Blk S. Bl'ookl111rst, ~D v. s t, .,:.~~1 _11 "· ' ·'" s "' l see u.<1 lir.sl. _ 36 MONTIIS O?EN LEASE I * 963-GU'l * .P. 837--&IGO ~-O. ~a .. 71 12 1 81\UER BUICh. \\'ill a..::ccp! trade·ln11 iiiiiiiiii;i;;;;iiiiii;,;ii.i""---IDOG 0BEDI ENCC-Spon. by SCl-1\\'INN. Rcct, 1t!'lplc l'l':'ltc, 29'.!5 1-larbor Blvri. CALL ~tn FRY 842·6666 Pari<s & Recr. For info. I d $ -o c •1 9~2500 PIANOS ORGANS \"e1·v ~ Cun . J • O'!l.'1 "rsa . ,,,.... Hunt. Beach -511--3914, 673-3180, 556-5300 96i:.ot.J9 aft .i & 1\·lrnds. \\'E JruY New & Use<\. Great selectioi1. G", SI I F Competlt1ve prices. Ope_,, -1ma:i 1<'P pupp es,. ·• BOYS ~"-5 S!ll'Cd !Wad-ii\1POR1'EIJ ,\UTQS E ves. &: $w-.d..1.ys, The best Blk ..: Tan, cha!!'J.> sired nia;;tcr. Good condll ion, $JO. BEST PRICES PAIDI MAZDA <le<!ls nre always ot: lush SJ&..i3t4. 83.1-58.3S Call 968--8233 Dean Lewis Imports Wallichs Music C ity PURE 8"ed Genn Sh•p pup-250 YAMAHA $175. 1006 Ht:rttoc, C.M. 646·000.: pies, good stock, oo papers, South Coa~t Plaza 540-2&':0 $23. 64H1I>S Call 646-0815 CASI-I FOR · TOY Poodl 3 ·1. & I j 1970 HONDi\ ?.50, xlul cond. YlJUR CAR 1-'LAYl::R Pia~. 1m1nac. nn-. .es, . St \er · s:;oo or best ofrer. Pbonc 54&-7070 ti11ue, guaranleed, Sl,475 "'hi!@, AHC, \V~! hold for %"2-Gw5 Cnsh or tern\s _ &12-6935. Clu1stmas. 962--0JJI ~ ~-Autos, Imported 50 USED GOLD~· R · AKC (1) '69 HONDA 00, S11a. TH0l!1AS Organ. Paramount J:..<~ ctnevers • (l) Hod k szz· A ROMEO ,tylc, il<»t offcc. Alw Co"· champ ""'" •hot;, S wks, Call ~120 >. ALF MERCEDES lina Acrurdian, !J6S-F622 962--300 <lr 53&--4'234 I y POODLE pups, Illk std, oow ·ro YAMAHA m cc, good * ALFA ROMEO ON D SPLA Sp0rting Goods 830 3 ,1·l;:i1 old, $150 ca. Hunt. cond. IDirl bike, parts for , . Factory Aulhortzcd Dlstribu· ::;_;,_:_ ______ ! Bch, X1-G320 slr~et legall. $);5. 83.1-&i90 Best d~I-, ~l\i·a~·s: Berhnas tor for all !\lct·cedes products 1 SKIS. S!)O.lding. !;idcra:s, G AK.ITA pnps for Chrislm11s, Mobile Homet 935 1 !1u.in SJ_i.!~-(s;i. ·*0288l. :'\'°C\\' cars -P11 rls -Service 5 , 200 C:'.1, Excel con~. AKC, pru't'nls X -r-~ a y e d 72 ·~ & 73 !', ~oni pletc sc-Ask About Our Unique only used 10 d:is. ~!IJ. cie.1r , priv pty, 642-280.1 MOBILE HOME ! }~~~n 11<>1"· Buy or l<!ase Used M ercedes Lease 49H;oi, 6'1'-809:'---PEKINGESE FOR SALE: Jim Parkinson's Plans I-IEAD Sl~IS, Ill?\\', never Uli-AKC puppies, 8-f2·1039 SILVERCREST House of ·-.ports cd, 2oa Cilf, $70 or best MOBILE HOME " ~!frr, S'.t7-81'66 Horses 6862 llianchestcr,',__.:..:ena 1,ark _ -;;::_ _____ B;cl:.:6 '.!(I' x 5.1', 2 BO 2 BA, ('1lt.'J>., 011 the S<intn ,\11,1 Fr1\')'. \\'IL.50N X-31 \\•oods a.: i?"Ons, -~ :lraped, hl!-Jns ., refr1g., 523.72j() NEWPORT IMPORTS · 17331 Beach Bl. 642-SE)I MERCEDES BENZ 970 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA \..,,~1 BF.\L'H HL\'U '\.-17,. 11r-..; r1;-.;t.·f'I ,"' ar,,\CH '74 TOYOTAS LEASE or BUY at .,,Pw. lew 9 TOYOTA 1966 1-Iarbor, C.ll. 64li-931J3 '73 CORONA i Dr. \\ag. Lui?. rAck 89('(1 r:ii Nc11· 1~•nd . SJ3(Ki or bc!lt. 938-6767. - VOLKSWAGEN HARBOUR V.W: Can Solve Your Economy Car Needs OVER 80 'i l COL'(J,\R, XH-7. 351 V-8 •"Qn1·. Ont? (l\\"ncr, 36,!XXl ml, ln'I\' 1il'i'l'. \Ulll' up, Al\1-f'~I ... ~tt'l'i'll. rull 111\T, Sil', $Jj00. 61 \.+;'.lfl~ ·6-.i COL'l;AJi, 11uto, air, vinyl top. ln1n1ac, TOP $62.50 mo. ·1~1-J:">Si .• I 'TI C{lUC:AR '.'\R7 51,000 rui, P/Brk, P/S air, private I •""Y '7;o= 1971 DODGE Crestwood Ita- l ion \\'tlgon. Po\\U"" atttring & broker. air cond! AM/FM rr11Jil), lugg;u:e rack. tilt M!tt rin::t" whefl, only ~.(KD niile11. like new. Gtf-4187 '65 Dodgl' \\"aston, PS. RJ:H , H1111s \\·ell, ziey,• tires l\fust 9'•11. SZ50 1ir be~t oHer, S57· "'"" l\IUST s<'ll, 1968 Dodge Dart I 2 •i!" ~uteo. lX'st offe1· 497-J~ _,,_.,_,.._n~~-----1 FIREBIRD ·r.s F'JP.ER!RD 400, 4 spd, "f\·ln.1 I 1op. !).:eel coM, lr\'inl', :''52-9283 '6.~ F"fREBIRD 400, 1 eonrt. vt-ry nice car, $1100 . .J;j2-8862 FORD Good aulc>-, 'iO FORD LTD Country Squi1'(' \\'&gOn, fully equip-, perl, Stfri'JO. &l:!-«iOO. 69 FORD WAGON GOOD CONDITION S900 :>18-0297 e\'es. 19;3 L1'D B r ougham .. Ai\l/io~~t p~T llE'Rl!I, \\in. I rloY.11. 12.000 ml. 644-4147. JEEP 1 1 'jj J l'.."EP Station \\lgn. 4 11·hl drivr, Chevy <'ng, \Vide llrrs. Cnll 847-7720 MUSTANG like nc\\' ~12:>. Child's English Saddle \\'Asher & el~I. dryer, 1vired ~--=Ca:=ll 673-3315 Fils llorse 01· Pony S.~ foi· 221) air rond.. kitch. 64.1-G-IOO n1 ~ NOW OPEN "67 MUSTANG Fastback. Stor1t, Restaurant, e G45-S86!le clock, storuge shecl, lnnrl-BMW l..o\v mileage, excellent run. USED GAS SAVERS IN STOCK Bar 832 3~11 Yr. old Buckskin. quaMer sc1:1.ped patio. Three ~rs. olil ----------Mission VieJo Imports HARBOUR ning c.'Ofld.IUon. New . palnt, Horse Gelding, genUe. Best -like nn. ~ated 1n ne1v f.:-=i.tin"ing mRgg and lirts. $1000. GOOD, USED .R!!!"· 0 5'2-0!m afle.. 6PM adult pk. away from"°'"! CREVIER BMW MERCEDES BENZ vw 5'>-"'83 , R ESTAURANT •DQRAB'" l' Arab pony st. One-half bl. from clul> Sn! Sc . • , ~ . & ··rusr '~ ....c. 2 • 'house $15 995. Call EVES es • rv1ce ....,.asing ,~ ANG '67 , V-8. auto, EQUIPMENT E~li,h Ire.I~ -jumps. I 213-694.4600. \ . ~ \\'. lst., S.A. 8;5-3'TI FIAT air, PS/(>\\'r disc brkl, I {\n 'B Chid<e" bco astc t'. Cres SJGSSo'"' tack. 557-UO< CAN BE SEEN AT : 'i USED BMW S c.yr.i\<~1'$.!,,Sc;:'i0' 18111 BHch Bl. 842-4435 ~"·~i',~oond, priv pt,y, ~t-ttla -~ l ~'ft f::ie:\\'tf~~~i~~onT~~I ec.t.Md : ll•Jl>I CREESTSTA~~~T 1 :1733 33.o0 CSASA0 DEEMM00 2Si'Ol l\1argucrite PA.rk 00 way HUNTINGTON BEACH .65 i\tt~STANG Fstbk. J2,!Xt0 I n111tt n1nch1ne. Blendf'I'. Ra-MlmeEquipmeftt 1'.-. · li1 ission Viejo ot'.K'>-li WILL BUY YOUR nil Steel rad. Urn. New . , ;:1z•?140!8201L I !"·•.1··1 t!us l<•.I~ ..... ~·t \\ 1!h; ~~~~11.:.~·~:~a Ff~cfi. ,vmk~~fi )~;('~It~;>~ Brv~n~Ce~~~ :~~ ~a:~;IA (USJEIMAVF.SRLYEPMWYO. NEXSIT ) GAS SAVER r~~29 ~~n~:'.lO~nd. $8X) .,. ~ ~· 1z ti ",).~r •·1· 11 '·1•·1;f'' . ..;la i.:J.'s, . , , . 1 11, u., ff . Com1n: flo,;p.) Lo! #46 , PAID FOR OR ''A I ,,,, ..rT .ffi"I -.~:.·i·rs. l;r··n1 -~111 ••1<';1: ;.1~~~0~~)i18 }. u..-. l 0 l'L Boats, General 900 CON'r,\CT r..,\Y. f'I'. ~!GB... 70 2002 IMPORTS ,,.,r. \\"ILL ti9 ~IUSTA.1~G '''""-' ..... ltlt.iil.,... l .;r ~111 ":11!{ ·.••IL ~1crt -2 ~....:._..:. ____ ---1 !01· !UlO\Vhi.g. '69 2002 ES BENZ PA y TOP DOLL'\P... C1\LL :\ll~T COND $000 I ~·11~.1"~ .. 1 t "'lot io ni.1kr" TV, Radio. Hi Fi, NEED A T.\X DEPUC-· · '68 2002 MERCED KENT ALLEi\, ;~0~<12. TAKF. ·O'JJ-~R PAntENTs , 1his j:rfy.J·:<1t brl't!t 111 i·i hhcd I Stereo 836 TION? Donate your ~ boot 1 Have son1c.1~1~ you 1va:nt to , ., AtrT'llORIZEO 1969 V\V BUS, ·n c~. ~Irani G4:l--77fl6 Quick tu .' 'I\ It •,(! sti!i'h on :i r "Cdl('s. ;11nrehiug S.S.,\. I n f o 1· 11111. t Lo n : I sell ? Class~f1ed :i.ds rl~ ll f f ust res.ulrs .:ire JU!! a phone SAI.ES &. SER\'ICE runner, 2:i\1PG. SliOO. 'i l ritACl-I 1 ::t:'i l cld, auto SE.>\1\•IEfJ-TO·'-Ll :.r -'\h<tl 11nil!s. P~tl~rn i29S: e1!J Sll<'!<' z ~::->rr!I HCt\ &. Syl\'llTiia 1.;;';::16-4~990~·=:::::::;:' :"::"'":·:·:•:ll~':':":V:6:U::56:78:.::'.'.:::":··:":·:":·a:y:-:64;· 2-56'18;;;;·== Jim SlemOns G-iG-W43 11'111\i!o. loll )!\\ r. A~llF'P.:l . ' 1norc could .•OU ask v! any :11cl. : TV & .;tereo.o;, priced lessl '73 V\V, 7 pnss Rus, 12,000 Stero 1·arlio, nui ny extrai. ri.rO!OS! Sl.·1~· this •·a.;uul I st:rt:\"T\'-Fr;·E ,,.;,·~-~ r than the_ discoun!ers. \Vi1h ~ " ~ Imports ri'li, dlx lnler., S3GJO. Like Ca.II fJ'l(\.?.JG7. shlrtid:ape '" knit~. bll'nds .fnr t!t1Ch pa1t en1 -add 2J 1 3 y1". picture tuJx>,o;. 1 yr Q STAR GA'7E-C..1t-fC neY.'. prlv par!y, 557 •. 9750 '!Mi l\IUS'l'ANG. 6 cyl, eu·: 101: A busy i\('\\' Yr.~r! ('~Ills ft?r ca.ch pal,ll'l'n for parts & service. A 11 ~~~ r . .~ ~ ... (\\'e're lop buyer f(ll' any A P1int~d Pnltern '.J IS.~: llaJf ,\Lr ~fail :ind Spec:1at ll<1n-available rnodcls in stock -. Br CLATJ.. 'POLL/.N LlllA used P.lercC'des Benz.l V\\I, P\1 party, good cond, cellent co1ld, $700. 846-4509 I $Jzes 101~. _121 .i. 14 1~. 11)1 ~ riling: othet'\\·ise thlrd-C'Jass 1 & on display. '13 models At) ... A.•.11,s ~ YOllrOoilyAdivilJGvid• M Sf,T. l J m 130l 'Quall p~re::i;,· ~~~~1~~~80 :'!!)-Hunt. Bch j 181,2, a>':.:. Sit.e l 11 ~ 'hust I delivery v.•111 takeSc ldhrec priced to clear. C:u;h 90 /~..-"';"' V ArurJfng Jo lh• Slo"'-"'(""' oc:. 21 ~l~ Ne~ ~ach f'I • OLDSMOllLE 1 31) ,lakes!~ .... ':i.rds 6(}.11k~h. \\'eeks or more. ,n to plan or terms to 36 mos . ,-11_1"'•''" To drv•lopmessog•.forTuesdoy, 41 ;;.1 •• · -VOLVO Alice Brooks, !he DAILY ABC Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, '8 ••.7J . raodwordlcorrespond. •ng to runbers; 61 ~....., &'ITffi FROM MacARTIIUR --------- SEiVENn'·m -E GE~TS PrLOT, 105. Needlecraft or 19046 Brookhw-zt, 1-IWl· ._ crfyaur Zodlac birt+..s1~ ..., ,., '13 280/8, $4700 Buy back. •7 VOLVO .fol" each pflt!t •'ll • 11rkl 25 Dept., Box 163, Old Olt-lsca tington Beach, 968-3329 or 1 Vc..lll 31 c-. 61 Yau 28 mo's al $180 per mg, 4 'S ~ts fO?' eRch palle111 Int Stntion. New 'York, N.Y. -962-5,;;~~--~-;9·~0-:-====-I 'J:n.t (12Gcllld 6'JY~ or sell at $8200 w/ XI My HERE NOW ~r Mall and SJ)rt1al lland-10011. Print Name, AddreKS. , 3 S. 33~ 6JHa1 XI t oond Pvt ply Jing; olherwise 1hlrJ·1el.1~s Z:p. Pa u1m1 Numbfor. RICES TV SERVICE "A 34 0f 6'YOl/f guarn. n ' . . Immediate Dell\'ery dcl.ivery will l;iic" !hl'Ce NEEDLECRAFi' '72! (formerly, in Pantry S Cntr) .SFornlllof 3.S Ntd 6SA"~ 640--0873, On All Modtls weeks or more. Srnd to Crocti.•t , knit, etc. Free * Holid•Y Special * ~~:llCll'lt ~~ ~~radS '73 400 SL COUPE $10,700 BUY or LEASE 7'-1arien li1artlt1, !hr DAI!..\' directif)l}s, 50c. Used"& Color TV sets -While l lnfiun:ooe 31C-'"o .-Wiit! owner aft 7 Pltt PILOT, 442, Patlrm Dept ., lnslant Ah1cra1oe Bonk. tlley last!! Color trom $65 t f•~ 39V-69T,_! 540--0408 4\ l • 233 \Vest 18th S1., Nt1\' Basic, Janey knots, pat· up, B &. \V front $35 up. r~or ~?~ f,'~ ~~ M-B ·73, 450 ~L. full.,Y equip--f.Oll fADl4 York, N.Y 10011 Pr l n1 tt-1m. $1.00. S<'.rv\Cf' call : 12 ~ 4llnta 7'2Dtntol ped Ol'k mue, Sell or lease, YOLYO NMIE. A.UDRt~8~ "ith l.nt'l11n1 C'N><'het Boot -~ or 5-j6..fi0()3 1J r~ oiJ A.!JIMIW 7J Uli"°'f by 11wner, 5:!,-4261 zw. SIZE ;tnd :<iT\'l.E f..C'am by pictures! Pal· 1315 Logan A\'C., Cf\1 CAMCtt '' 0-loplllll'lt '4Gtt 7• l'I~"" MG ,~ ... ·-t 16F-,,r 46LIMl'd 76And 1966 Harbor, C.1\f, 6l6-9300 Sale16-~ OLOSMOBILI GMC TRUCKS HONDA CAllS UNIVERSITY OLDS 785011arbor Bhd, Costa Mesa 1965 Olds. New t.fret. :tust tuned. Good transportabon ' $200.~ PLYMOUTH ~·~ER. I t~nu. 11.ro. kJJu11r·u 1sSm111<1o "5Hcttota 1s1Ncrr . k con1plulo 111,tant (HU Book COLOR TV .•JUt'f ll l7A...:,I 47 ~.... 11Md SEE l\fORC Qui c -more tilan lGO glfl~ REPAIR ~.!·.!', .... , tl~th'"v '4STa ''°' Fashions nnd chooSC' Olli! Sl.00. ~)_,.. 195«'"'-"'°'d 79Dlt•om ·~1 i\IG TF, restored to mint cond. M.~ to app11!Ch11c, 1400 OulrlUK('r, "OM. f!44..6600. A.u:;~.;;°'~'C...Used;::.;:;:,.. __ _;990:.:,: 'ii Crick(!-! 4 door, aulb, 23+ -Mf'C, $14'10 ' ~/\Item free !ron1 our romplcte Afghan Book _ Expert, rc:isonablc scrvh:e. :iOA 50ApptUOch" 80Yaur Pt1"."·St.1n11ncr Olla'°'. All !l.OO. 1\lost in horn~. Anlenn11 ~r-21 ~11111• SI Ta di P.'.G!1tt1 :12 ttle !'i2 ~ t.2 wrllttft sizes! Only SOe. 111 Jlf(r lh14 Boob.. OOC.. \1(:e fill;(). ~3Sn.-!Jl'oi' 93LtVOI TIME FOR '69 SKYLARK CUSl(lrn r!e.IU.'\'. __ B_u_1_c ,;.:K ___ I &10-121s T·BIR~ JNSfANT SE\\'l NC BOOK t~k GI J'! Prlr.e AfgJ\a.nJ11.. OER'I' r.ALLE~IORE TV 24Fa:• S4Go i4~our air, p/g, p/b, !;IX'WI rond Ifft U>day. WCm' tomorro\\'. ;;,oc. • 968-2183 * 51~1'1~ ~~tt ~~:... QUICK CASH $13.50 Ot' best <lffer. 8<Ml-3L66: NICE CliRl!n'MAS GlFl' \ $1. Q•dll -l -16 p&llon,., °'""u• ""'"' "'""'""'" DAILY ,PILOT BtnCK-One ()w,,er. '64 Sl<t1rp <n'lglntll '!!G =\ with INSTM,. F A SJllON :lOc. 23" COLOR cort301e TV.-1 '&iw.mw ~o..c._ uw~ "rlldcat. R/H. Good tlrea white hard top, ~I: al BOOK .. 11wdreds of !\lmt.am qntlt BoM. t -YT old, good condition. $300. 29Wl'C M in "°'"' $275. P/S.PIB. 546-9828, ~It. Xlnt motor, drlvt n ! .. ....._facts. St. r.A... Call SS&--3400 JOTCI!(• .00. 90 S~ WANT AD • Int ~-....... ~· ~ tO< @ 6\,J,'i:~ '69 BUTOC Slcy-la.r k new °' '•llK, nu tlru, ......... Cr..si. SELLS -142-5671 1\1~~~u\7.?;'~u;J.,".'-is,;;.,~~~1.'Sl~ TV. n.. "\$/Goo! ~-~" CALL 642·S678 1-1 bdJ ~~I, lo Mileoae. =· 6 H;t 7 l2 or I ~~~~·~~~~-'-~~~~~~----~~.:.,_~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~-' ~ownct:::::::~·•>::::::.~~CIX!d:::!:.,9~~~'1Sl~!.J...T_~~~~~~--. - ' • I • ~o 7 N I m of