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YOL 66, NO. 359, 6 SECTtONS, 82 PAGES • ORAN G~ .COU NTY, CALIFORNIA TUE~DA Y, DECEMBER 25, 1973 TEN CENTS
. Oil Crisis c_ -.
·Reinicke
Predicts
New Era
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Arab oil
squeeze may help California's aerospace
industry out of· a nosedive, Lt. Gov.
Ed Reinecke says.
Reinecke, a mechanical engineer who
Ls chairman of the state Energy Planning
Council, said the energy crisis has crta~
a new scientific frontier w h i c h
California's hard-hit aerospace industry
can conquer.
"'lbere is a positive side to th is energy
crisis. The positive side is this is going
to be a tremendous opportW1ity for the
aerospace industry In California,"
Reinecke said in a recent interview.
"[ think in a way. the cutoff of
oil from the Arab countries really Wa.!I
a windfall in our direction in the sense
that it caused us to stop --and look
at the situation. This is the positive
side of tfle thing," Reinecke said.
He said the energy crisis opens "a
whole new horiwn for California industry
1 in particular. We have the opportwtity
to make the 709 the energy age as
the «>s were the space age. It's an
opportunity of necessity, but an op-
portunity.''
Unemployment in California's
aerospace industry, which skyrocketed
lo 11.8 percent in 1971 arter cutbacks
in federal rontra,cts, is now down to
about 8 percent, the surte Department
of Human Resources Development reported Monday. ·
~ But it is still three times the unemploy-
ment rate of the· indUstry in lis t>e•k
year of 1967, and tbere are still believed
_ to .be 3,000 to 4,000 unemployed aerospaCe
IClelltlsta and eogioeen in California.
State employment records say 94.5
Early Present
percent of those W>employed scientists
and engineers are located in four of
California's 58 counties : Los Angeles,
San Diego, Santa Oara and Orange.
Reinecke said he couldn't name
specific projects which caUfornia's
aerospoce industcy...should begin. But
he cited solar energy and· rapid transit
as examples of how technology can help
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Viejo Famil y Gets Ch ristmas Bab y
By JAN WORTll
Of ... Dtll!y Pfllf Stiff
The Christmas baby came without
much notice -four days.
Almost befOTe Russell and Anne Kerr
of Mission Viejo had time to collect
their thought., thty had a chance to
adopt a baby they had awaited for
a yeR and a) half.
On the' day bef0re Christmas. they
went to lhe children's Home Society
office in Santa Ana and picked up the
ti1rant, wrapped not in swaddling clothes
but in a tiny Santa Claus suit and
rod bQcitees. . 'l'lie1 named him Randy Lyle and
took him home to meet Ryan, their
first adcipted child, now two.
''The first lime you see the child
))lll are going to adopt, your heart
goes kathunk," Mrs. Kerr said. "It's
really a powerful sensation."
All their hesitation melted away when
Ille little, dark haired infant was in
their anns. "Alt~ a while ycu forget your child
ls adopted," Mrs. Kerr said. "He
becomes jusl a litUe hwnan being
who needs a family."
The Kerrs, both 30, have lived r in
Mlssim Viejo two years eince moving
fl'orn Altadena. They decided to ~
a chlld after several year• o1 I~
oo their own. .
But the first meetings aVthe Cllil.,...
Home Society were discouragtng. •
"'Ibey told us it might be three or
or .. ge
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four years before we could get a
Caucasian infant," Kerr said. "But it
seem.t ·as more infants came in they
needed more parents after all"
A loog period of family counseling
followed the couple's first contact l\ith
the adoption agency.
It ~des lpne-visits by, ~ olll)ll'tf'D-
tiltive •Ill the siM;iety and lhi""'ioiws.
both ieparatcly and together with the
couple.
Dave Herbert, district director ol the
OU.Idrens Home Society, said it takes
eight to 14 weeks to complete the home
study period:
.. '"ftlere are constant asses.srnents of
their feelings aboot laking a child and
the practical questions of raising it,''
he sai<j.
"'lbb •is not parenthood by areidenl.
There is a long. careful period of
preparation and education and our help
will continue six or seven OlOllths after
the chlld is placed."
Theo the couple decldes lf they arc
ready to ·adopt a child. U so, they
petition ·the court and the parenthood
is made legal. \
• 0 lt's a Utile scary," said Kerr,·
n\anaier or tho MJSikin Viejo branch
of Downey Savinp-an4 Loan. "Usually
you · -the child is healthy before
you see bhn. but ~Ull there are misgiv-
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Today four grandparent. will have
their •. finl chaoce to ·see the new little
family m;mber.
"'Ibey'te as excited as we are,'' Mrs.
Ken-sailfl "OW' chlldren ire the first
two 'gi;"fidcbildren for both seu of
gr9Jl<ipaA11ta. My mother a:ied on the phone~ we came home.with Randy." • . ··' .
Traffic Safety
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Plan Adopted .
.The ~ ~ation. in the
'City ot l~ne'• C.:11£omia · llomes' tract
wanll. to )lnprove traffic aarety in the
ar~. .
Midlael ' Revelle, chaitmm.. ol the
wocllllolllt public safety committee,
said the ,Organization has adopfed a
l41>0iot program for improvement of
1uto and podestriin tra!fic within the
centrll lrvtne development.
AmonJ the concerns tho homeowners
auociatioo plans to take to the city
COUDCil Is "the desl"' for a 25-mlle an
hour •Jlffd limit along Yale Avenue
from Wal111t Avenue to the Santa Fe
Railroad.
the nation maintain its current standard...
of living using less energy.
'.'Out of all of W.., with all of the
SCJence, the laboratories, the engineers,
the tremendous systems approach and
the computer technology that's available
here, caii!ornia can become t h e
leader showing . the world how to get
along . Without oil and without natural
gas." Reinecke said.
"I think this is a tremendous op-
P?rtunity .. rt is the greatest challenge
smce President Kennedy said wf!re going
to the moon in this decade, and· the
federal government is going to pick
up the tab on a great deal oC that
research," he added.
"This is a great opportunity for new
indUStrie! in caurornia, whether you
are building solar collectors o r
geothermal stuff or whatever. This is
the positive side of the thing, and this
ts why I think in a way the cut-off
of oil from the Arab countries really
W&! a windfall in our direction "
Reinecke said. '
Traffic Death
Toll Below
Predictions
By United Pres1 lntemaUonal
The nation's traffic death toll climbed
toward the 400 mark this Otristmas
Day but remained well below the Na-
tional Safety Council projection of 550
to 650 traffic deaths for the 102-hour
holiday weekend .
However, a surge or home-bound
motorists was expected later today and
a National Safety Council spokesman
said the death loll was rwming about
as expected. ·
The spokesman said 1tfonday that the
death toll was running "possibly a JitUe
light -possibly on the mark" of pu-
boliday estimates.
A United Press International count
at midnight PST showed that 3M penons
had died in traffic accidents since the
holid'ay t>eriod begiii at 6 p.m. local
time Friday.
A breakdown of accidental deaths:
Tralllc 3M
Fires S9
Planes 17
Other 40
Total 470
Texas repOrted 33 trarnc deatM.
C.!Uomla had ill, Gtor&ta 24. Florida
19 and Loublana ll
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Similar to the Santa Claus that illustrator Thomas
Nast introduced to the American public at the turn
of the century, this Mr. Claus came from the mind
of Terri Bangoy, 14-yeal'<lld winner of this year's
Uncle Len's Christmas Card contest in the Daily
Pilot. It won the honor of becoming the newspaper's
official Page 1 greeting to its family of readers
today and earned Miss Bangoy an enchanted day
of family fun at Disneyland. To see how that went,
look at the picture page inside today on Page 18.
Christmas in OrMt
Astronauts Send Greetings
HOUSTON (UPI) -Skylab 3
astronauts walked in space today, but
their thoughts were with Christmas and
goodwill toward man.
"I think lf all the people of the world
could take a step back and take Ji
look at the world as we've been privileg-
ed to do over the past 40 days, we'll
flJ'ld what we must do is understand
one another and cooperate," Edward
G. Gibson said .in a halting, emotional
voice. ''I think these are the best
Christmas gifts w e could give one
another."
Mission Commander Gerald P. Carr
and pilot William R. Pogue float outside • their 1()1>.ton orbting space station for
5;1 hours of Comet Ko b o u t e"'
photography, camera repair work and
film retriev81, while Gibson stays inside
to monitor their work.
The astronauts readied a complex 1oad
0£ equipment Monday for the spacewalk
between Christmas tree t r i m m i n g ,
reading a dozen greeting cards sent
by teleprinter from the ground and find-
ing presents stowtd in their lab. 1be
first Christmas space crew since 1968,
when Apollo 8 made man's first trip
to the moon, Carr, Gibson and Pogue
wished their families a Merry Christmas
in .a taped television show that included
their hopes for all mankind. 'Ille families
watched the show from viewng rooms
at.the &pace Center.
Pigue aald he had always doubled
thit ~0Chtimnas is only /or children" . .
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Kissinger Irritated
GEN EV A (UPI) -Secretary of Stale
Henry A. Kissinger was reported Ir·
rltated by coostant rumors that he will
marry New York aoclalite Nancy Magin-
nis on Dec. 28. A spokesman denied
the story saying: "The story is not
true." Kissinger refused to comment.
because Jt is a time or reflection and
thought '
"From the Skylab 3 crew we wish
to extend to people around the world
a message of peace, goodwill and human
understanding," he said.
In a jolly mood despite spending much
of Monday at work, the fliers said
they built their aluminum Christmas
tree from empty food containers and
decorated it with odds and ends rrom
the lab.
On top they placed a homemade
replica ol Kohoutek, and Gibson pointed
out, "IJke your tree at home, it bas
1lQ lights. \Ve'~ very energy conscloU3
up here too."
The data roliected today and Saturday,
when the astronauts take another
spacewalk, should be the best man has
ever had on a romet.
"The sun is going to be giving the
romet a great big thermal (heat) shock,"
said William Snoddy. the chief Kohoutek
Skylab scientist. "It's roming to the
end of a journey that started two million
years ago. In effect it is telling us
what it i.s made or . . . and giving:
w a meMage on the origin of the
universe."
He Deposits His Roll
But Then Bell,s Toll .. '
Susinessman James Smallwood looked
up wilh interest as the alitrin bells
jangled at the Pacific City Bank, llltl41
Goldcnwest St., Huntington Beach.
After all, it was Cl\ristmas Eve and
the bank was pretty IJu!i. Fortwiatcly.
Mr. Smallwood had made bis deposit
and he could afford to look around
and see what the fuss was about ...
Unfortunately for Mr. Smallwood, the
lady behind him in his line had spotted
a gun wheo he opened his brief we
to extract his deposi t.
She Immediately slipped a noie to
the bank's vice ·president who in turn
tripped the alarm to set the bells ringing.
·Smallwood didn't realize until he was
surrounded by police that the bell• were
tolling for blm. •
Police sad they found the weapon
spotted by the woman customer in his
brief case and they jailed him for car-
rying a COO<ealed weapon. -·
"A pparenUy, he's been dolog this 1
long lime but he'• been doing it wllhout
a permit.'' an ollicer said. "Jt's em-
barraslng for a man to be stopped
I
like this but, of course, we have to
do it.11
The bank vice president also had his
moment of embarrassment. He didn 't
realize until the moment or arrest that
he knew the reported gunman as ooe
ot his regular customers.
Chrisbnas Eve Fire
Hits Press Telegram
LONG BEACH (AP) ~ A fire on
the top Door or the Loog Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram was ca.
tained by firemen within :Ill minuteo,
authorities said.
The fir& filled the ·newspaper plant
with snioke and dela yed Tuesday"s tdl·
lions. Six engines responded to ~1onday
night's blaze in the composing room or
the plant.
There was no lmn1cd.iate word of if\.
juries, ~tiJnated damage ar what cauaed.
the firt, a spokesm:in said .
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Denver Clogged
Holiday Travel
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Slowed by Snow
BY United l'rcss l.nternaUooal .
?l!pst Anlericans who tried to go home
for the holldays got there without too
much trouble, it appeared today. except
in Colorado, where JO inches of sno\v
clogged the streets of Denver and the
highways and airports were closed.
Traffic to resorts such as Lake Tahoe,
Nev., which is "one tank of gasoline
away" from the population centers of
Los Angeles
To Cut Back
Street Light s
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los
Angeles City Council, reacting to the
energy crisis, approved a plan l\1onday
which would reduce street lighting by
2$.8 percent in commercial, industrial
and residential areas.
By unanimous vote, the council
adopted a plan that would drastically
cut baclc li ghting within the City or
Los Angeles on such major thoroughfares
as Hollywood. Westwood and \\1ilshire
boulevards. Residential street lighting
"'ill also be dimmer under !he emergen-
cy ordinance package.
Just last week residents were told
they'd have t1> cut back on their personal
and business use of power or face severe
penalties, including having power cut
off.
The plan approved Monday, to be
completed within 90 days. callin1t for
a savings of 167.5 barrels of oil per
day, ahout 21h percent of the Department
or Water and Power's daily consumption,
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times
reported that it had learned that Harold
M. Williams, dean of the UCLA Graduate
School of Management, "'ill be named
the head or the city's new energy office
by Mayor Tom Bradley. Williams would
be responsible for over-all "coordination
of the city's energy conservation plans.
Northern Ca1iforiii3, was way up iton--
day, according to California llighway
Patrol.
i1otorists who did not manage to rill
up their tanks ~tonday faced a gasless
Christmas, ~'ith most service siation$
closed tor the' h o 1 i d a y . Th8
1'tassachusetts Turnpike Author\fy s~
all its s1ations .would remain oi:i:en ,24
hours a ' day, but others began closing
f\1onday night.
In Washington, D.C., less thail halt
of the gasoline stations· were open Mon-
day, and the lines were six cart. IOttc.
The Amerjcen Autom9bile Association
predicted tbat 99 percent of the staUons
in the area would be closed today.
The Virginia State Police reported a
number of calls from motorists asking
where to find an open station. Traffic
was light to moderate.
The wet snow closed highways from
Denver east to the Kansas slate line
and north to \Vyoming. Motels wtre
reported jammed. City officials asked
drivers with blade-equipped vehicles to
help clear the streets or the snow, which
pilt'CI up in places to 1().foot drift s.
Stapleton Airport in Denver was closed
most of the day Monday. Travelers
sle pt on chairs and floors and in three
planes moved near the terminal by
Cnited Airlines to ease the crowding.
There were no more passengers than
usual at the Albuquerque International
Airport, said \V. F. Anding. a Frontier
Airlines spokesn1an. "No excessive
crowds ... but we've experienced quite
a few no-shows. however," he said. ad·
ding that he thinks some people may
have made duplicate reservations to in·
sure seating.
A spokesman at the National Airport
In \Vashlngton, D.C., said it was "very
quiet. I think everybody got to where
he was going." There were similar
reports of light to normal traffic at
the airparts in the New York area,
San Francisco, Los Angeles and St.
Louis.
Ski resort operators in North Carolina
said their accomn1odations "'ere full ,
with most skiie rs having arrived last
week. None said !hey had beard com-
plaints of a gasoline shortage.
''Bikes For Tyf(es''
Santa hadn't heard of Keelson Lane in lluntington
Beach less than three weeks ago but a "bikes for
tykes" dream of :r.-rrs. Susan Allen changed all that.
•rhanks to volunteers and a willing repair team,
many local youngsters will get old · bikes mad.e new
this Chri•tmas. Santa is handing over the first of 73
bikes delivered this week.
Indonesia's
Moslems Make
Polygamy Legal
JAKARTA (UPI) -Parliament ha s
adopted Indonesia's first marrige law
legalizing polygamy in the predominantly
Moslem country.
The law, an amended version of an
earlier government -proposed draft and
passed Saturday by acclamation, marked
a major political victory for Indonesia's
~l05lem traditionalist majority.
While proclaiming the principle of
monogamy for state-sanctioned mar-
riages. the law also provides for
polygamy \\'ilh court endorsement in
cases where the ~'Oman "is unable to
perform her duties as a \vife." is
physically disabled or has an incurable
disease, or "ls unaple to bea r offspring."
Under the law, mutual consent is re-
quired for polygamy. "except where it
is impossible to obtain the wife's con-
.. sent."
Ferryboat CapSize~;
150 Feared Drowned
GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador (UPI) -"It's
like coming back from the dead,'' a slll'-
vivor said after swimming ashore
through shark-infested waters of the Pa-
cific Ocean.
He was one of the locky ones. Police
said more than half the crew and pas·
sengers perished Monday. when a Cl"OYld·
ed ferryboat carrying about 300 persons
capsized of[ the Ecuadorean coast.
l'\uthorities k.ept up a massjve Christ·
man Day sea reSCtJe operati.oo today,
but as each hour passed the hope of
finding more survivors diminished.
( . NEWS BRIEFS J
e Dies fn Leap
LONG BEACH (AP) -A 28-year<>ld
man was killed late Monday after he
jumped from a moving cabin cruiser
into Alamitos Bay to retrieve a beer
can, police said.
. William Connor reportedly jumped into
the water after the beer can. A friend
aboard the boat saw Connor in trouble,
threw him a life jacket and jumped
in to assist him. The two were rescued
by a marine lifeguard boat and Connor
was rushed to Long Beach Community
Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
e Nude Body _Fo1111d
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Police were
In another development. the DWP
reported it had obtained the equivalent
of 12,000 barrels of oil from Southern
California Edison Co. in its energy shar-
ing program. The amount is considered
rather small but a spokes.man for DWP
said the utility was "grateful for .. lflX i
help we can get." -~ ··::'°"'
The spokesman said the ut llty
detected a 10 percent reduction in power
usage by residents as compared w)th
last year. but he noted that .comparat~
figures are difficult to assess beca•
-:: ·The llW set.;tho age limit for mar-
rlogl! at 19 ·yea~ !or men &11d 16 ror
women.
Polioo said the boat, jammed with
double its capacity, was nuUnl:Y taking
merchants and soldiers home for CbriS:t·
mas.
investigating today the murder of an
unidentified young man whose nude,
dismembered corpse was 1tuffed in a
cardboard box and dumped at the beach.
: weather coaditioos change from day td ...._. day. ~ _ .:_-· .
Ttie Ja'karta -catholic daily newspa per
Korp.pas AAicl .J-he law would in e{fect in:ab ··u. 6b11Atory for every citi;en
• l<i·adopt ime'o! lbe lour state-recognized
. religions -~slam, Christianity. Bud-. • dfiln and the Hindu-Balinese religion
·: · :__ to get leg3.lly married .
Allfhorities said 127 occupants of the
vessel had managed to readt the shore
alive by nightfall. Police said about 100
bodies had been salvaged from the ocean
·and the rest of the ferry's oa:upants
"·ere still missing.
The victim, San Francisco's 103rd
homicide of the year, was foWld fl-ionday
by a young woman who opened the
box: covered by a tarpaulin. Officers
said the body had a large hole in the
stomach, probably caused by a knife .
Clerks Work
On Holiday
To Pay Vets
From Wire ServicH
More than 100 Veterans Administration
clerks worked through Christm83 Ev•
to clear benefit checks due more than
2,000 student veterans in Southem
CaUfornla .
The stall of the Southern Califomla
regional office of the VA worked on
the federal holiday on direct orden
from President Nixon.
A smaller number of clerks will put
aside Christmas wilh their families and
v•ork toda.y, as well, said Gordon Elliot,
director ot the VA's Southern California
region.
He said the 2,000 checks will bo mailed
lo reclplcnl3 by the end of the year.
About 200 checks per day are being
procemd.
11J'm very grateful the staff wu willing
to forego the Christmas holiday tq get
the veterans paid," thE; director said.
Elliot said the · 2,000 non-payments
~presented the "tall end" ot more than
120.IXM> student veteran disbursements
in Southern Califomla this year, amoun·
ting to more than $30 million.
Paperwork is processed in Los
Angeles, then sent by air oourier to
San Francisco, "'here checks are written
and placed in the mail. All checb are
being sent air mail.
Checks being processed today should
be in the hands of their recipients
\Vcdnesday, Elliot said.
Nixon's order to the Loo An8"1es stall
to work overtime and on the holidays
to clear up. the foul-up came in response
to complaints made by the president
of Cal State Long Beach.
Jn a telegram to the President, Ken-
neth R. Cole saJd "Southern catifomia
veterans are hurting, especially at
Christmas."
Cole's message reached the President,
who Immediately ordered a full report
on what went wrong and why.
VA officials blamed the snafu on com·
puter troubles and human error.
The checl<s range from $220 1'> $300
per mooth.
'Honor System'
Used to Assess
Nixon's Homes
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -For
lour years, the Secret Service hu refus·
ed to allow Dade County tu assesaors
Inside the Florida White House compound
to check on additions, an official said
?>.londay.
Hoy.•ever. Dade Tax Assessor A. H.
Blake Jr. said k.nov.•n additions to ~i
dent Nixon·s homes such as a dock,
auxiliary building · or enclosed porch,
have been promptly assessed.
.___Afleged L!!_ader
Of County Hasli
Ring Arrested
Nixon bought tv:o homes on Bay I..anc .
V • ~ one for use as n vacation retreat and
M ' Ch . e Fa11Jil11 Killed -'~onntalll '·' · _Cy the other '"' an ofli"" and hoosing roc --. ega S 011" STOCKTOI'f (AP)-::-A couple and ~ · --presidential aides.
their 2-year-old daughter en route home C Jis Kill d Blake said Nixon 's basic assemnents
If to Livermore for Christmas were killed ye t _ C ·,' have tK>en increasing rapidly like those Wins .Caro est when their single-engine plane crashed ' •• of everyone else on Key Biscayne.
into a field, the San Joaquin ·County A young motorcyclist died Monday when ''The onl~· real difference Is ..... e don·t
k ' sheriff's office said. he apparently loit control of hs m.acbine physically inspect the property,'' Blake 'Sweepsta es George E. Cawyer, 32, his wile Beklltltyed, near the inter9'Ction of El Toro ROljd and sa.i.~. guess )'OU ""n say it's on the
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A Lebanese citizen, alleged to be the
leader of a major Orange County hashish
distribution ring, today is in custody
of federal Drug Enforcement
Admini stration agents.
Salim Inard Hrfl:oui, 30. of Beirut,
\\'SS arrested by agenlS at a Los Angeles
residence. A federal complaint ordering
his arrest was issued last week in Las
\1egas.
Hraoui was charged with attempting
to smuggle 900 pound.!! of potent hashish
hidden in hl-fi speaker' into Las Vegas
on Sept. 14.
Agents said the hashish ,~;ould have
then been shipped to Orange County
tor sale to major dealers.
Investigators claimed that Hraoul has
been the source of more than a ton
or marijuana shipped to the United
States over the past 18 months.
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30, and daughter Anita, 2, were Canada 0 --d ~"ronu·a Highway P -·~ • -•· hooor system," he added. Th •• · n-ta •1 High Sch 1 in the crash shortly after · taking off t 1 ·d e 'nrvqice "-"" " esa 00 h · Ces 1 f s k ro men sai · .. But when the Secret Service says Choir has won the sweepstakes prize in t eir sna pane rom toe ton Officers dentified the yoong rili.n as 'no,' yoo just don't argue."
·in the third aMUal Christmas Carolfest Municipal Airport , the coroner said. Kyle A. Renau, 20, of 16639 Mount Bax-The President's check for $S,880 in
competition between Orange County high ter Circle, Fountain VifieY. 'I'hei said 1973 Dade property taxes was received schools. e 6 Die fn Plane he died In Mlssioo Community Hospital last week.
The Costa Mesa singers won the $350 NEW SALEM, N.D. .(AP) -Two Mission Viejo, shortly alter admission. • Officials said that ever since t\\·o Air
cash prize in competition with groups adulb and four children died when a CHP officers said Renau was iounding Force jel! chased down the county
from 18 schools. light plane crashed near here ChriJtmas a curve when he lost control ol Jpa ma-. photoplane over Key Biscayne in 1970 Judg~ said the Mesa High choir under eve, officlab reported. IdentJllcaUon of chine which went ol.t the ~.£ ~Y the Secret Service bas blacked out the
the direction of Edward Brahams, the the victims was withheld unUl relaUves said he might have survived th~ fall if · Nixon compound on aerial photographic
high school's vocal music director, gave are notified. lie had been wearinga]>l'Otective'belmet. surveys of the Island.
a "flawless'' ?»-minute presentation in IPi ___________________ ;;;;;i~~--·----o;ii-----------the final round of competition. The group ., ,,.
sang nine saO'ed. Chrlstmas carols.
In adi!itlon, the judges ciled the Costa
Mesa Bingen !or "their esthetic and
artistic Values, tonal blending, ex-
ceptional stag& appearance a n d
discipline."
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The Christmas Carolfest is sponsored
by Park Newport.
Second prize of $200 went to. an 00.voice
group from Los Alamitos High School.
The $100 third place prize was awarded
to Bolsa Grande High School's Madrigal
Singers.
Oemente -Boys '
Poach Lobster,
Get Citations
Two San Clemente youths, perhaps
out to capture a tasty holiday dinner,
~·ere caught red-handed Monday with
. a sack of illegal lobster.
When the two boys surfed up on Poche
Beach 'near the Sborecliff C.Ountry Club
about 7:45 a.m., San Clemente police
and the Harbor Patrol greeted them
with a citation.
They had been observed poaching rrcm
lobster pots offshore by an anonymous
informer on the bluffs.
Though everyone's mouth watered at
the sight of the ca lch, the lobsters
wOn't be in anyone's Christmas dinner,
a Harbor Patrol spokesman said.
TI)ey'Jl be booked as evidence and
kept in the Fish and Game Department
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'New Intern ~(ids' Hooky
_..... Huntington
Requests
Road Funds
Progr~m . ·Also Costs
Huntington Beach wants $465 ,000 in
county cash for highway construction
during the coming year .
City councilmen have asked for county
funds for eight different projects.
The total cost of the projects "·ould
be $m,000, with the counly pulling up
ball and the city ball.
Acting Public Works Director Bill
Hartge said all eight projects involve
the widening of streets, plus additional
improvements such as <..wbs aod gutters.
Construction would take place during
fiscal 1974-75, but Hartge said the city
has to submiL its requests before the
new year to win county approval.
. The individual county funds and pro-
jects requested are:
-The improvement of Newland Street
from Pacific Coast Highway to 660 feet
north of Hamilton Street, $98,000.
-McFadden Avenue from Gothard
Street, east of the San Diego Freeway
$94,000. '
-Mansion Avenue, from Main Street
to Yorktown Avenue, $89,000.
-Heil Avenue, from 1,320 feet west
of Gothard Street to Beach Boulevard,
$52.000.
-Heil Avenue, from Bolsa Chica
Street to Springdale SLreet, $50,000.
-Banning Avenue at the Talbert
Channel , $40,000.
-Algooqu in Streel. (rom Heil Avenue
to \Varner Avenue . $32,000.
-Atlanta Avenue. from Lake Street
to Beach Boulevard, $10,CKXI.
World Residents
Lose Free Trams Please Help M.e •••
If the energy crisis has had any effect
on Rossrnoor Lei.s ure World in Laguna ·
Hills, it shows most in the use of the
community 's 12 free trams.
Just before Christmas, they found poor old Satan, a tan Doberman ,
starving, lartle and trying to eat from a garbage can in Sacramento.
He had the note attached to his coUar. SPC~ now has him on special
vitamin diet to restore Satan's health.
During the last 11 months, the natural
gas-pawered buses have covered 425,921
miles on eight routes and carried 580,270
passengers, Rossmoor vice-president of
sales and marketing Howard Gurvitz Irvine Folks Save Energy
reported.
Some l.IM>O electric golf carts, 600 Irvine Excursions, the city-sponsored
bicycles and 30 horses add to lhe v•ays . program an-anging transportation and
Leisure World 's 16,000 residents _save groop seating at Los Angeles cultural
Juel. C\'ents. plans an energy-saving, stay at
Two more buses are on order, fo r home night in January. ...
an expansion to 12 routes . Margaret Gaffey .. coordinator or the
Tbe agency will be located on Jam· arts transit program, said the lrvine
boree Road near the intersection of '-1aster Chorale is reserving one night
San Joaquin Hills Drive. of ii.$ January UCl performances of
Carver said after the heiring th::it the '"'St. P..1atthew Passion" for city
he hoped to tra nsfer his business to residents onJy.
the \JC Irvine Orchestra accompanying
the Master Chorale. P..1aurice Allard will
conduct the Bach work.
The program vl'ill be performed in
two sections divided by a dinner in·
termission in Me:;a Court Commons.
The first portion begins at 6:30 with
intermission and dinner at 8, Mrs . Gaffey
said.
Irvine night discount tickets are $2.50
[or the ooocert and S3 for dinner. Student
concert tickets are $1. the Newport Center area by next fall. The Jan. 25 presentation will feature
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A course-that will allow studentk in
the capistrano-Laguna Regional Qo.
cupatlon ProgrJlm to work as interns
in the Orange County Courthouse and
other county agencies has been approved
by the Laguna • Beach Board or Ed·
ucation.
The course, entitled '~Public Service",
Is one of the first or its kind in the
county.
Students enrolling in the class Will
spend at least three days each week
in the offices of a· county agency getting
on the job experience.
By the end of the 10.week course,
they are expected to be acquainted with
some aspect of county government and
have a saleable skill in that field.
Areas open to students includ e:
tr'ansportation management , public safe·
ty, corrections, judicial services.
resources management, social services
and economic services.
In addition to the on the job training,
students will be required to take three
other courses, such as Public Service
Career Planning; American Govern-
ment ; Independent Study; American
Studi es; The Community , Individual and
Law, and Sociology.
According to a survey, 24 seniors at
Laguna Beach High School -a1so
covered by the program ~ are interested
in the public service course.
Appro va l from Laguna trustees means
the course will get underway in January.
when school resumes.
Fishirig Derb)·
Highlights Camp
A "Huck Finn Fishing Derby" will
highlight the Huntington Beach-Fountain
Valley YMCA's winter da y camp, which
begins Dec. 31.
The theme 0£ the camp, which-runs
·.through Jan. 5 (except New Year's Day ),
is "Holiday Camp". Activities v.ill in·
elude · rollerskating. a tour of a
mushroom farm . movies, arts and crafts,
and the fishlng derby.
Registration is being taken now at
the "Y" office, 17931 Beach Blvd. P..1ore
information is available at 847-YMCA.
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If you were luck y like l6-
1nonth-old Melissa Capuano of
Everett, Mass ., you gol "toes
hose" 1 1or your stocK1ng th ts
morning with a treat in each
toe.
egas Porter
Faces Clinr ges
Over Accident
A Las Vegas casino parter will face
arraignment Thursday in the gambling
mecca on misdemeanor charges ~lem
ming from an auto acc ident Oct. 17
that claimed the life of Emerald Bay
business executive Horace Fritz Ill.
A spokesman for the Clark County
District Attorney's office said 22-year-old
Fredrick Hallhas agreed to plead guilty
to the gross misdemeanor of leav ing
the scene of an accident.
Tv..1> days fo1\ov.1ng the arcident. Hall
identified himsetr to Las v e g a s
authorities as arlve r of the ca r that
struck Fritz.
Fritz, according to police reports, bad
left a restaurant and started across
the street when the accident occurred.
He was killed instanuy.
WEDNESDA Vi,
DECEMBER 26
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Students playing hook y and others on
family vacations are running up a heavy
tab in the Capistrano Unified School
District.
Blaming the fi scal e(fects of Senate
Bill 90 (a recently enacted state tax
reform measure ). district oificials this
v.·eek said the new state law ha.s
caused a-huge incr ease in the money
lost by the district each lime a student -
has an unauthorized absence. . ,.
Last school year state income 106t
per child per day amounted to 71 cents. ,
This year amended rules call for 11 1
loss of SS.48. ,.
And for the first two months of the
school year the absences have already
cost nearly 517.500. At that rate, .•
projected loss at the end or the ~urrent
term v.·ould be in the $90,000 range .
district aid es said.
As a cons~uencc . district orfi,cials ..
this week appealed to parents to take ,
specia l efforts to avoid unauthorized
absences by their children. Students w.ho
11.re ill and whose parents send a note .
to scheiol explaining the situation cost
the district no mone1 .
But if the children are taken out
for vacation tri ps or simply do not
attend school, the large daily amount
applies. Added figures supplied to explain the i
new financial losses showed that in the
first two months of the school year
3,000 unexcused days were recorded , '
and the average cost to the district
\~·as nearly $500 a day. •·
"The loss of revenue makes a large
dent in the budget, simply beca use we
didn 't anti cipate the factor ," said Direc-
tor of Administrative services Joseph
\Vimer.
Ne ,wport Aides
0 K Ro lls Age ricy
Nev.rport Bearh could have its first
Rolls Royce dealership next fall following
action by the Planning Commission.
Thursday.
The application of Leroy L. Carver,
\\'ho currently run s a Rolls Royce
business on 17th Street in .Costa P..1esa,
was unanimously approved after com·
missioners ""ere assured there would
be no unsightly car lots or outdoor
lights.
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ti DAILY PILOT l'Utsday, Oectmbtr 25, 1~7l
Ethiopia's ·· Deadly Drought Kills
URGESSA, Elhiopla (AJ>) -1n the areas in Ove of Ethiopia's 14 provinces. Shoa, Hararge and Gamu Gora prov·
afiermnth or drought, lnnanu Al1ayu Thousands died of hlZlgef. Ql,olera, lnces.
squllts 1n a dirty. hillside hut, nursing sma1lpo1, m.atarla, typhus and typhoid
ht'r 3·ycnr-old '°"· llis hair is fulling fever claimed tho weak like Jnnanu 's FRESH GRAVES OF heaped stones
out, his abdomen and limbs are swollen, husband. surround villages of empty huts. No
his body Ls dan1aged by protein def!· When torrents of rain came at last child laughs, no rooster crows. The li ving
c1encr. in August, some of them lying In town stare ael'09S unplanted fields--let.hargie,
lnnanu·s husb:ind dll-'<i t\\'O months gutters drowned because they were too despairing, uncompr~ing.
ago of smallpox . tired to ra.l:e their heads out ol the One \Vollo settlement of 1,200 families
"It is the will or Allah," she says. water. v.·as reduced to 300 families. The others
Relief workers estimate the drought died or moved away to seek help.
FOUR ''EAllS OF drough t have killed has affected up to two million or the • "The West African drought covers a
1nore than 100,000 persons over large 13.5 mJllion Inhabitants of Wollo, Tigre, bigger area but, in terms of human -------'"----·----------'--=---disaster, this makes West Africa look
No Kidditag
The nameplat~ is not just a gree{ing; it's her name. Merry Christmas,
24 . a secretary for fi scal control at Mather Air Force Base i n Sac-
ramento, is 5'7" tall with green eyes and brown hair. She takes a lot
of kidding at this time of year about her name, but she says she's
used to it by now and it doesn't bother her.
like a Sunday school picnic," said
Stephen Green, who works in Ethiopia
for UNICEF, the United Nations
Childreo's Fund.
Innanu lives in Weredega, a cluster
of teukels -Ethiopia's distinctive
circular huts -six miles from Urgessa.
There are no roads, scOOols or medical
services.
THE MARGIN BETWEEN good times
and bad is narrow in Weredega, and
lnnanu had few reserves when the rains
began to fail. She sold catUe and goats
to buy grain to make bread. The animals
were thin and it was a buyer's market.
Cattle worth $60 went for $2.50.
Innanu sold her seed grain, although
this left her with nothing to plant for
future crops. She sold her few fields,
keeping one small, unproductive plot.
The remaining goats died. She had
nothing to feed her five children.
Jnnanu walked to Urgessa but was
unablE! to get help Crom the government
or Western relief agencies. She returned
to her hill.
SMALLPOX ATTACKED all in the
family except One child. Jnnanu's hus.
band died, along with 30 others in the
community.
Now Innanu sends her oldest boy to
find food while she breast-feeds her
3-year~ld.
Somewhere in the area, Ymam Ali
is u·orking on a road gang. Until JW1C,
he had been the chief of Sendule village.
He says he 's 35, but his beard is graying
and his face is wrinkled ; he has the
patriarchal appearance of a much older
man. His tattered shorts do not detract
from his dignity.
Ymam's 39 cows and extensive land
holdings had made him rich. He settled
argwnents, collected taxes and earned
the gratitude of villagers he helped after
famine began in his area fo ur years
ago.
~WI BEGAN FEEUNG the pinch
two years ago. He gradually sold his
cows and land. Tax collections dried
up and so did his income fro m the
government. His parents and two of
his children died of hunger.
In June, Ymam said goodby to his
vUlage and walked 10 hours to the
relief camp ln Urgessa. Now be oo-
castonally helps to dlatrlbuto emergency
grain 511ppU.. to hungry ~ who
recognize him and throw 1 themselves
at his feel -
But Sondule-hu a new chief and
Ymam has nowhere to go when the
camp closes some day. The drought
has broken him.
"U tbe government thinks to buy us
cows· and oxen 10-p1ow-with, we can
"In terms ot lnamaia dis-
ast er, thb makes West
Alriea look Hice a Swnda11
Sellool plettle."
withstand this trouble," Ymam says.
"Otherwise, I have nothing to do except
beg and pray to Allah."
RE!JEF EFFORTS ARE just begin-
ning in these remote areas, although
thousands of lives have been saved in
emergency centers set up near towns.
Foreign relief workers returning from
treks int<> some of Africa's most inae-
cesslble deserts and moontairul report
hundreds are dying because food and
medicine cannot reach distant seUle-
men~.
Peasants are harvesting a partial crop
made possible by the August rain. but
authorities say a new w_ave of stan:ation
couJd develop early next year when
the harvest runs out. Grain crops are
as little as SO perctnt of nonnal in
some areas.
Surveys indicate upwards of 1.5 million
people will need at least three montm
o( food aid over the next year.
our BOTH ETillOPIAN and foreign
officials say relief is being hampered
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by conlUslon among a haU<lozen relief
organizations in the field. .d the
A United Nations ll]lOk~ sai .
Ethiopian go'°mment 1J combating
oeriO<I! di!Organiut!9n Jhat bas produ<ed ·
a surplwi of doctors and a shortage
of nurses at relief centers. and has
delayed emergency supplies. .
He said foreign shipments of supplies
tp stave off renewed famine in 1974
have so far not been set back. -ed
Medi\iner foOd ana <ralJSPOrl valu
at about $3 million have been pledged
through U.N. agencies and charities and
governments in more than a dozen coun-
tries. Grain worth at least an additional
$6.6 million i! arriving. 'Ibe ~hiopian
_govenunent says it has provided $3
mllllon more.
NEXT YEAR'S NEEDS include about
150,000 tons of grain valued at nearly
S20 million, according to r e c e n t
estlmates.
The drought built up gradually, •"er
four years, but Ethicpian bureaucracy
was slow to act, partly because of
inertia, partly because of pride.
Ethiopians barred outsiders from
famine areas and conducted initial ap-
proaches to international aid groups in
private and on a small scale.
Both Ethiopian and f()r(!ign workers
say the start of effective assistance
was delayed by about six months.
ATl'ITUDES afANGES as deaths in·
creased and reports by relief agencies
made publicity inevitable.
Thirty-four relief centers were set up.
Manned by a handlul of overworked
volunteers, the centers siphoned off
50,000 perms who had sooght help in
towns.
CondiUons were primitive.
But death rates at the centers have
dropped sharply in recent weeks and
conditions improved markedly when
many inmates got extn blankets, slxl'l\'er
stalls and beds prior to an inspection
tour by Emperor Haile Selassie.
IN WOU.01 THE hardest hit province,
most drought victims are not in the
camps and, so tar, have received little
help.
Officials estimate il_\\ill take years
to erase the effects or the drought.
A report by the National Emergency
Relief Committee in Addis Abba says
deforestation, soil erosion and population
growth have seriously disturbed the
ecological balance in Tigre and \Vollo
provinces. It calls on the government
to extend roads, .dig wells, plant trees
and improve farming me~s.
Ethiopians shrug off thei r plight with
a saying born in years of adversity
in one of Africa's most underde\•eloped
countries: "If the dew bothers you today.
how are you going lo stand the rain
tomorrow ?"
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Ride Freiglits
Says Hobo
TOLEOO, Ohio IUPl) -Steamtraln
f\taury Graham. king of the hoboes,
sars President Nixon could set a great
example for lhe people if he traveled
to Key Biscayne, F'l3. by freight instead
of jct. . the al Steamtrain. elected king at ·aMu
hobo convention in Britt, lo~a last
August. said the hoboes are willing to
help r-;ixon in de~ng wlth the energy
crisis because they ve been con,,ervtng
fuel by riding the rails for years.
"IF PR~IDE!\i'T Nixon \11as to travel
to Key Biscayne by freigh t Instead of
jet." Steamtrain said, ''Think what. an
example he v.·01.ild be to lhe nation.
I'd be .,,.•illing lo go along and show
him the. ropes."
•'For maybe a hundred years, us
hobocs have been helping to COl19ef'Ve
the nation 's pret.ious energy resources,"
said S!eamtrain. "You don 't see n)t!
or ·Hood River Blackie' ot 'Slow ~lotion
Shorty' or ·~1ainline John' whizzing abou\
in them gas ~ing executive jets."
STEAMTRAIN ESTIMATED he has
saved Amtricans thousands or gallOM
of gasoline by riding the. rails iretead
of driving and has also helped cul down
on air pollution. He admitted. however.
that "afte-r I have been riding around
foc a couple of v.•eeks there are tbOBe
•·ho claim that .I am contrlhutlng coo-
siderably to air pollution."
.:; He noted that the nation could take
a fev.· tips on rtCycling from the hoboes,
Joo. especially in the case of "Frying
Pan John." ''one ol the greatest ol
the hobo chefs v;ho has recycled many
·a supermarkt'"t lefto\"Cr into delidOUI
~fulligan Stew.''
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Mesa Bar Owner Announce s County Sheriff -Coro11e:r Hopes
By O. C. llUS11NGS $latement5 made during last "f an1 pleased that the the bill's 0 ma in mover•• and Upper Newport Bay, says hi.! who represent por1iom of
Of"" DtU'I '11'' '"" week's argument before coon.. board of supervisors has taken House Republican Conference has rectived a nu mber o{ let· Orange County -Republicana
Costa. Mesa beer bar owner ty supervisors oO whether or a course of action that will <l'tairman John Anderson not-ten from consUtuents who Craig Hosmer o( Loog Beach
Gene G. Vlnlove, a former not The Irvine O>mpany'a enable them to further study ed that Hosm er has been a hold patents on designs they and Del Clawson of Downey.
police lieutenant ln Vernon, . Id pioneer in battling for year-&ay could help. •• ; The award. according to agricultural preserves shou this important question during arowid daylight saving time. Jfis resolution calls on the ACA President Ch a r I es
has announced his candidacy be ma intained. lhe coming year." fir$t introduclng a bill on the lfouse Interior Co1nmittee to ~tcf\.fanus, goes lo con-
for Orange County Sherlff. Orange county accounts for '* subject in 1969. survey existing patents. It also gressmen who hnve '' an
Coroner. about $97 m \ 111 on or TWO TOP House GOP * asks that Individuals and com· outst anding record in the
Vlnlove, 56, lives l n CaUtornia's $20 b i 11 1 o n leaders have singled out Rep. C 0 N GR E SSTt1AN Clair ponies "ttich hold any such Congress" and show "devotion
Fullerton. He owns OUter's agricultural enterprise, accord· Craig Hosmer (R·Long Beach ) Burgener IR-Rancho Santa patents to bring then1 to the to those fundamental prln·
ing to Briggs. ' · as the principal architect of Fe) has co.authored a resolu· attention or the committee. ciples of good government
Inn in Costa Mesa and also "Any action taken by any the nation's new dayll&ht sav· Uon calling for a study or * \Vhich serve to promote in·
is a sale representative for governmental body,'' Briggs ing time law. existing .patents to rind new TH E c ON SERVATIVE di vi dual r ights a n,d
Esterline Security Services. continued. "that would result The law begin.'! Its two.year ways to ease the energy crisis. A1ncrican for Const itutional responsibiHfies -a sound * jn a decrease in prime try-out next month. Burgener, who represents Action (ACA) has bestowed its dolla r, a growing economy s TAT E s E NAT o R agricultural land should be !·louse Republican leader coastal Orange County blenniul distinguished service and a desire for strong na~
Mervyn Dymally ( D. L 0 s .~coos=:::·id=•.:.red::_::ve::.ry~ca:::.:re:::fu=l:olY:_· _ _:J.:oh:::n:...R::h:::od:::.::••:...•::•::ld:...H:.::::"':::m::•::_r_w_:•.:.•_:be__::_tw_:een__::__Sa_n:...__C:_le_m_e_n_te_a_n_d_•_w_a_rd __ on_1_w_o_co_n.:gr_es_sm __ en __ 1i_on_a_t _d_ef_en_se_:· ____ _
Angeles) plans to meet the
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Johnson, Ji>e vwnon •nd L•u•ll R•• Eagle Scout is 14-year-
Orang CQynty . ~ .J:!!tl!l
Thursday during a 10:30 a.m.
gathering at De lan e y's
Restaurant at the county
--EnterM Dec1mblr J Id Erl B Vin Schultlf, 5h1ron """ •net Ptter 0 c erg, a Corona s.~9:'r. 0191 1nd Anthony John del Mar High School
stock11111. MU11c..,• w. 1nc1 "'ll•n student. Ber g, 2181
Jone!i, Jotn Marlon incl Atl&n Joy M D . S ..... 11 •. l(~v ""''1' •M Jio1 E~,.. esa nv&, ana Ana
Sel1ttil, Ruth •lld No•m•n Heights · be • ••• 0···1~v 01.~ •no Allin LM , IS a mem r
l"oltlch, Stltlty Ann •llCI K..,1111h or Troop 666. He has
8 r11e9!~~rbllrt J . .ind Evtlyn M. 21 merit badges.
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H•nlOll ~ •rt~ Jn i nd L•w•1nc1 Jowpll
EUfl"m•n, l<•IMrlne Rowles Ind John s •
Mu$&r1c1, Riii Eiieen 1nd Allen Jimt• upet9VJ.SOrs
Wnls, J.in1 EU111>1tn .ind Cn•rlt1
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E•1!1rllng, Jo•tph L. 1tnd Oon11• Jt•n n acat1on Austgen, 8&r~r1 Ann n!)d Nlc!IOI•• G.
r ... n. (rnOll'llCI Jult ind' Owen OQ1I d.
airport
Oymally plans to formally
announce his already well·
known candidacy for
lieutenant governor the day
before.
* ASSEMBLYMAN John
Briggs (R-Fullerton) denies
tllat agriculture is dead if!
Orange Co unty.
After-Christnias
HO Train & Accessory
Prices
ef(eclive
through
Jan. I 0
Briggs, chairman of the
Assembly Agricu ltu re Com· .. --::;;.... __ ..;
mutee, was reacting t o AHM 193o·s ~mr::cc~~~!~~~I
Sc!uUo. Shirley •nd v1111n A11;e!o ~ • "'•~w. Jan•! Ru•~ "'Id Pel1r 8•1<11ord SANTA ANA -Orange Fl~~· Jr., Judllll /'.fin &fld R111o&1ll county Supervisors are taking
Fvd1, LH Att• •l"ld Jotin w11u1m a year .. nd vaca"on next
5mll11, G1r1 G-Ind 011111 Ellztba'lh w Passenger cars:
Mont11Q1"1'11ry, c1n11ac1 Lynn end Jotin week. The nonnal two board
L•~;'.1r:"nc1. J,1111111 •l"ld John von n1eetings will not be held. '"'~dv, 01 .. M fl.""" Et1••1>e1n c1rrc>11 The next session of the T N d pullman RPO
WO ame combine , etc.
TYCO 0-4-0 .
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Sri.n. J1me' F. eria VlvJ1n M. • .-,,1.,.n. Bonni• J. 1n11 llONld Eclwird supervisors will be Wed·
D•vll. Ooon1 ic . •1111 01rro111 11. nesday. Jan. 2.
'"'"'IUD, (l'•nwn Ind Luis A, ~ J\ldnn Olllot"•n •nd Robl<'t Supervisors traditionally do
w.A!~s-.. Olinnt ~ Jimn E. not take regular vacations, but
5 "· M11111H1 Em!llrie •nd F••Mls this year the board members
,,_.John .... C•lv!n IC•llh •nd N•tl(Y decided to cancel the meetings
c1ro1vn between Christmas and the
s~:;· J1me1 MldlM:lll i ncl M1rll'l n New Year.
o-iue, S•n<1•• Lav•111 •nd 001111c1 County offices will remain Davia ~11rson, Ev1r1 E. 1nct Evo!vn M. open except on Christmas and
Edelblut1, F1v1 1n<1 Gr1n1m y D Th I Edin. JOftl'I F. •nd !l•rwr• New ear's ay . ey a so
Ttv\or, Wlltlt m G. '""' Cllllrlot11 "II be j ed 'I od ~ ~1\lbtrt, c1111trl111 e111rk1 1 n d 11o:·1 C OS i• 0 ay, ~.
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Capitol News Service
SACRAMENTO -T w o
members have been appointed
to the board of directors of
1hc Dairy Cou n c 11 of
California. to serve three-year
terms. Walter Harpain of
Fres no will represent pro-
ducer-handler members and
Albert Pedrazzini or Loleta,
manuracluring m 11 k pro-
ducers.
This merchandise is p~!'iced to sell immediately
Hurry -Some floor ampl~s, some scratched,
some dented, some '7 models, some are in the
factory cartons. ! I
Hurry While Selection Lasts.
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Color Console
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19" diagonal
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Huntington BHch
4.66 each
AHM Old Time
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Aat Car, Gondola,
Caboose 2.66 ea.
AHM P.T. Barnum 4~~~
car, old time
coach & combine.
3.33 each
TYCO Old Time
Horse Cars, Water Car,
Box Car and
Passenger Car
1.89-each
LIFE LIKE Action
cars: Circus Can,
Searchlight cars,
containerized Car,
more, 2.39 ea.
TYCO 'Spirit of 76'
Caboose, Sugar
Hopper and asst.
Billboard Reefer
cars, 1.89 ea.
Assorte d
LIFE LIKE
Freight cars
99¢
HO TRACK & SlJPPLIES
TYCO Right or left
Remote control • •' •••• ••
switches 4.29 -
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t 8-inch radius
curved track
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AllM 36-inch
Flex Track
59¢
TYCO Bumper Track . _ ..... _ .... , .•.. -2 for 77,
TYCO Right or Left Manual Switches . _ .. , .•. 2.29
TYCO I Amp UI Approved Power Pack ..... _. 5.99
MODEL POWER Brass Joine rs ....... -....... 39f
8.49
TYCO 0-4-0
Shifter Engin e
10.99
TYCO Pacific
Loco & Tender
18.99
.AHM 2-8-8-2
Mallet Loco
39.99
AHM "Bowker"
24-0 Old ·Timer
>14.99 '
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AHM 0-8-0
Switcher Engine
21.99
TYCO 4-6-0
Dixie Belle
15.99
TYCO Santa Fe
Diesel Switcher
6.99
TYCO F-9 Diesel
Passenger Freight
or AmJrak Loco
7.49
CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF HO BUILDINGS & SCENIC ACCESSORIES FOR THE LOOK OF REALISM!
BACHMANN Barn ,
Freight Station, Ranch
House, Signal Bridge,
Switch Towe r, 79~
AHM l~ouses under
Construction, Ramsey
Jou rnal, Coal Tower
and Work Shed 2.22
TYCO Action
Accessorie~-
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TYCO Lighted Buildings
Fact ory,Church, 4 99 Service Station, Ranch
House , colonia l House, e1 .
Passeng~r Station
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Box Car Set, Crane Car
8 Boom Tender, Signal
~Ian & Sh anty, Freight
Unloading Depot
SCENIC ACCESSORIES
LIFE LIKE "Lighl5 up" Asaortment .. 1.79
LIFE LIKE Poles, signs, etc: .••••.•.. ·.99
UFB LIKE Lychcn, mixes or peen .. 1.29
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AND MUCH MUCH MORE
TOY WORLD
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And it c1me to pass in tho,. days, that th.re
went out a decree from C.esar Augustus, that oll
the world should be taxed.
And ~II went to be taxJ , every onfir1Jo his own
city.
And Joseph also wont up from Galilee, out of the
city of Na11reth, into Jud1t1, unto the city of David,
which is called Bethlehem; !because he was of the house
ind lineage of David:)
To be taxed with Macy ,his espo sod wife, .,ng
great ~ith chnd.
And so it w11, ·that, while: t . y were the;e, the
days wore occomplishtd that s'!9 should be delivered.
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And she ·brought" forth ~ilr " firstborn son, ind
wrapped him in swaddling clothes, ind laid him in •
monger; bec1use there was no room for them in the
inn. '
• And, lo, the 1ngel of the Lord t4mo upon them,
•nil the glory of the Lord •hone round about them:
__:.Jnd-they were •Ore 1fr1id_
• And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not: for,
behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which
s~a~ be to all people.
For unto you is born this day in the city of David
a Savior. which is Christ the Lord.
And this •hall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find '. the b~be wrapped in swaddli~g. dollies, lying in '\
' mangef, · ·'
~-~ sudden!y th~re "(a~wit~1t~e angel a multitude
·of tho heavenly host pr.aising God, and saying;
.tc ~ 1 •. •• T· " ·1 .~~ry. !o G~~.in.!11~ ~lgh\~!; and.on earth peace,
good will toward me~.
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Canada Believes l111peach111ent ll' ot&ld Establish ln11oce11ce
Tightens
Alien Laws
O'ITAWA -Nobody knows how many
illegal aliens are living and working
-but not paying taxes or voting -
in Canada. Official t?stimates, that there
are between 50,000 and 200,000, make
. that perfectly clear. But the Manpower
and Immigratioo Department has un-
dertaken a once-and-for-all effort to get
these people -including sblp jumpers,
smuggled-in workers and American draft
evaders -either into the canadian
mainstream or out of the CO\Dltry.
REGULATIONS put into effect last
swnmer stipulated that newcomers could
no longer apply for landed Immigrant
Status, the first ltep toward citizenship,
from within the country. Furthermore,
anyone caught working In Canada ii·
legally would be deported without appeal.
The government, however, gave aliens
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
.mo had been in the COlllllry for the
past year, a chance to come forward .
Almost everybody would be allowed to
stay without facing a penalty.
Far fewer aliens than expected have
emerged to register, despite a nationwide
advertising appeal Still leery of coming
forward are youthful Americans who
began coming to Canada in the Sixties
to evade the draft or to escape punish-
ment for deserting from the anned
services.
DISGRUNTLED Americans h a v e
played a large part In bulldfne this
country. The fll'St of three great waves
of immigration into Canada OCCWTed
after the American Revolution· When
about 30,000 colonists fled to Canada.
The "United Empire Loyalist~." as they
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Gloom can wait!
Merry .Christmas!
GUS
were called, left an indelible British
stamp on the Canadian character.
Loyalist departures from the 13 col-
onies we"re of great importance to the-..
development of Canada. "The loss to
the United States was the British
Empire's gain," American histofian
Samuel Eliot Morison has written.
American farmers continued to stream
Into Canada after this initial lnflta and
proved their loyalty to the new1bomeland
in the War of 1812. Canadian hlatorian
Kenneth McN.aught wrote that bitterness
over th a. t war prevented further
American immigration to C&nada for
70 years.
When the third wave occurred, after
1880, it was composed largely of fron-
tiersmen ·who turned sharp 1 y
northwestward b:lto Canada as a railway
was pushed across the ooitraI prairies.
mE UNITED STATES is still a major
source of Canadian immigration. Nearly
23,000 Americans took out papers to
become citizens in !his country' last
year -nxire than from any other nation. -
Antiwar groups In this COUDtry
estimate that there may be 50,000 or
more draft evaders and deserters in
Canada, many of whom want to return.
to the United States. For them, Canada
will no longer be a place of fA;mpotary
refuge where they can hope for a geneJBI .
amnesty. Now, they must decide either
lo become C3nadians or to be sent
home and face whatever reteption may
await them.
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Nixon Determined Not to
WASHINGTON -When Vice President
Ford con£erred with President Nixon
and later said in several interviews
that the President has no intention of
resigning, he was sta ting the matter
conservatively.
The President's
conunitment, as it
is now understood
in lhe White House.
is absolutely and fin-
ally to remain in
office ·through im·
. peachrn'.ent and trial1 if it comes to that, as
a lesser detrim~t
~ I
to the iJ1,stltution of the presidency than
the r~-".~~on of an innocent occupant
under ~cal pressure.
(RICHARD WILSO~ evidence, however it may be interpreted
by prosecutor, grand · jury o r
Congressional committee, does show his
unfamiliarity with the Watergate cover·
up under the direction of fOrmer White
House Counsel John Dean. deal of hand-wringing, .mm t h e
President's ·attitude is more fully un-111E EVIDENCE is considered to sho\v inconsistencies on [)pn's part with derstood, by those who believe the nation respect to what was·,....aid when, and
must be spared impeachment and trial, . with what meaning, in ,a degree casting
and that it is his patriotic duty to doubt 00 Dean's Watergate testimony .
sacrifice at the age of 60 his pri<hl That is a White House judgment. What
of achi~vement to ·the greater good of prosecutors, grand jury, and Congress
the nati~n. . . may think is something '.else .
Essentially, the President, to sustain But what is important in this respect is
hiS position, mUB~ rely upon w• .. be-that i wbatever "those Eencies think,
thinks the evidence he has turned over Nixon is a~Uy s.er · in his own
to the court$ and prosecutors sho~s. mind jjaat f.b~·£.~ i .hiJ ti.de.
It is evidenUy his' conviction dlati:hlS ~' Addftfonally,·~r rliu.St· oo' his judgment
Resign
that neither impeachment nor trial, 11
conducted judicially, can result in a
finding which v.•ill be publicly acceptable
that he is guilty of impeachable offenses.
THIS I.EAVES the final questioa of
whether or not he can go .. ·ern U be
is brought to trial on Impeachment,
and it must be concluded that while
there can be no doubt of the reduction
of his authority he bas no doubt that
he can govern.
If Nixon stick9 by what is now , de-
scribed as his final decisl<xt, there wiU be
some hard months and yean lhMd,
but ii is judged better to endure that
strain than the festertni, ~ range
effects of a pfesides"llal r<iienattoa
under these circumslances.
THE PRESSURE is not challenging
Congre~ to impeach and try ~im, but.;
he is described as having come to the
conclusion that since he considers
. himself innocent Of doing wrong, he
cannot , expose the . presidency in the
futw'e •to the precedeot ,of the -t
having qeen driveD from office without
proof and conviction ot impeachable of-
fenses.t ·
Active People May Fear Boredom
'
It .is,reasoned-that if, one.committee
of Congress, in thiS Case the House
Judiciary Commitllee, ~ cu· cJ a i m
subpoena and investigative po we r
to begin removing the President from
office,· any committee can Qo it. Any
committee can pick any Issue and at-
tempt , tO produce groundS for im·
peachment so that U\e. tenure of any
president could continually be kept under
challenge by any combina~ion of ,political
forces.
The surrender of the power of the
presidency, as it is viewed in the White
House, has gone about as far as it
can be permitted to ·go with the con-
cessions the President .has .made on .
the .availability to prosecuting agencies,
the .coUrts, and Congress. of confidential
presidential recor<IS:
NO DOUBT there will be a great
Thought& at. Large:
Intense and perpetual activity is often
less the sign of the enthusiastic
personality than ol the one that i~
desperately afraid of boredom.
• • •
"\yben beauty fades from a face, it
more often leav:es the mark of petulance
than Of gratitude. • • •
People 'Wh~ profess a pervasive
disillusionment about life are as much
~e victi~ of that illusion as those
they look dOwn upon· as being incorrigibly
hopeful.
• • •
In .a simpler age, the old adage may
have been true, that "knowledge is
power": in the modern technocratic age,
it is even truer that power buys knowl-
edge -or drafts It, when necessarY. . • • •
When I meet a man who cannot handle
bis own family, I begin to suspect his
capabilities in running his business . or
~YDNEY J.H~J
in administenng state affairs; for all
governance begins within the farpily,
and defects in temperament sbov.f up
more quickly and vividly there than
anywhere. ;
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The finest distinction between a and
mere modishness was made bt ean
Cocteau, when he observed: ... Art pro-
duces ugly things which 'O(ten e
beautiful with time ; fMhlon, , on • the
other hand, produces beautiful ~ngs
which always become ugly with t\rhe."
• • •
We have studied the psychopathology
of individuals, but have scarcely begun
to investigate the psycl)opa thololb'! of
whole cultures, or regjMs ; yet , fho
can doubt that some cf.ores ar~Suf·
I '
fering from a deep p.5Ychic trauma
buried in their collective past, 10me
festering wound that needs to· be drained
berore the cultural "personality" can
be whole again.
• • •
. \\'hat most institution! are looking for
15 really a leader with "original
mediocrity"-that iS. someone who will
provide a fresh image withouf disturbing
the encrusted rigidity of the andeat
regime.
• • •
People who peniot in doggedly def«ld-
ing Agnew remind me of Emenon'o
comment : "A sect or party is an elegant
incognito devised to save its adherenta
from the vexation of thinking."
• • •
Shakespeare uses the phrase "bad suc-
cess" in several of his plays, which
should remind us that in the Elizabethan
age tand others) the word "success"
did not have · the urUvocal meaning U
has gained in our less subtle time.
A Yenerahle Coll.ege Finds Itself De,ep ,. Trouble • Ill
YELUJW SPRINGS, Ohio -The
November 15 issue of the New York
Re~iew of Books carried a tantalizing
blind quarter-page ad that read:
"FOR ADOPTION or sale, lease or
transfer . . . IMPORT ANT MAGAZINE
•.. One of the most
distinguisb.ed, vener·
able and independ·
ent literary . 1 •
journals in America ,
currently asooc:iated
with failing educa·
t i o n a I institution
seeks new sponsor·
ship and support ...
Assets: Innuential
reputation, talented, vigorous editorial
staff ... Liabilities: $25.000 operating
deficit; institutional Identific ation."
The publication is the Antioch R•view,
an offshoot of Antioch College. The col·
Jege was established here 121 yean
ago by Horace r..farut As a atop on
the underground sla ve railway 10 canada
and perhaps the first ooeducational c.tol·
lege. this famous and venerable In·
stltution was bOrD different and may
die that way.
It is in such deep trouble that tho
Review editor la trying to get tbe
macaz!ne out of 'the plac. before It
must. .,._ publi<Otlon because of the college'1 lad<·ol flmds. ·AU·amaU. private
liberal •Ill colltaes are having a hard
..
time now, but Antioch is probably bAvtng )
a worse one. It has loot a million (
and a quarter dollars since !Vil, ind." VON HOFFMAN
while it.! outside fmancial consultants -: • ._' -----------""'· say it is not in immediate danger of -
going broke, matters are so serious ' aft~ enunciated by the student who
that Jim Dixon, the college's visionary "d. "If · · It president, says that the campqs. .here !JU • you ca~ llJlagtM • ~o~ can
is facing a 25 percent faculty cul ,io It here and you 11 get lull credit.
WlflLE TllE actual nutnbell or ·
academic heads to be cot off will be
decided in the next week or two,
Antioch's problems have been a long
time abuilding. To some' exl!mt they
are the result of high tuition (at. Jeaat
$4,200 with room and board), the end
of the draft, the growth o! dleap jtutlor
and community colleges, and the ·sma!Jer
number of poot·baby bOom, colleg ... ge
students.
But what makes Antlocl> oo inte!Wing
is that many of its problef'n.'I arue
from a sort of perversion of ·its virtue•
and strengths. This campus, which once
had an enrollment of about 2,iOO
students, was tamous for its emphasis oil individualism, liberalism and trying
out new lde.;i~ Its ptoneering work-study
program w11.;:.reby the two halves of
the otudent body alternated hetwe<n tak·
Ing courses on the campus and holding
down a variety of Jobs all over tho
country and even the world, was wldoly
admired. The spirit of the place was
·"UNHAPPILY, this same spirit of in·
novaUCMi -a favorite Antiochi311 word
. -~·was 'extended to the management
and adilililistration of tlie. institution .. "I've~ here 10 Years andl'rp working
.~ rn,y· seventh dean," says history l)t'1(eisor :Frank Wong by way of il·
.lusti'ating the ad.mlnistrative weakqess
ol the place. To this, President Oixon
_., that It is the facult)!!s fault
tllr not selectiltg' a peimanent dean for
tbemselves1 but <>lie of AnUocli's prob-
,Ji!&N, as • Dixon himself concedes, is
that nobody is quite sure who has the
power to do what. Thus there have
not only been squabbles ov'er who should
be the college's chief administrator, but
bow that person ls to he picked. 'nle
result bas been a string of tempora1·y,
Interim appointments.
The saine happy spirit of self-<!X·
pression and misplaced democtacy has
also Influenced the way Antioch ad·
minislcrs its money.~· A reeetlt itudy
of the college's bookk..,plng system by
(/
Robert Kerley, vice-chancellor (or ad·
ministration ·of the University of
California .at Berkeley, concluded that
AntioCh had no <"i'Y of knowing. where
or liow fast it · Js spending its money.
Cbaracteriling· tM school'R financial
reporting aa: .. weak, fragmentary and
infonnaI," ~e ' ieport recommended
wholesale changes' including the ap-
i>o)Jttment of a controller before the
place was bled \yhj.te. President Dixon
ailcurted. Howeter , instead of acting
on 1J.he recommeDdation, the school's
financial vice )>re$itlent immediately toq!<
olI on a prolonged tour of the South
Seas and the Fiji lslands, from which
he bas Just returned.
Sucll channb\g. expressions of in-
dlviduiilistn might not be so painful
U, over the last four or five years,
Antioch had ·not embarked on one of
the strangest eiponsion programs in
the history of hlper education.
mE SCHOOL has founded 10111e 20
"centers" -nobody here knows the
exact number -all over the country
and even abroad. These centers, called
"tlie Antioclt Network," cost 13,200 a
year to attend and are designed primarl·
ly for -poor minority students whose
tuition Is paid for by the government.
A few of 'them appear to be doing
a good Job, but a report by a commission
<A the North Central Mloelation ol
Oollegcs, which accredits Institutions of
higher education, descrl~ ~lwaticjis in
most of these centers as coming close
to charlatanry. The commission found
almost ' every academic fdeficiency that
you can .thbik of: bad record keeping,
lack of. sUpervtsion, untrained and unac-
credited faculty , too f.W full·tilpe and
too many part-time .teachets. J)09r' c.ur~
riculutn <:boice. unsare buildings, In·
adequate library facilities, "Jnbreeding,"
i.e., hiring too many · of your O'Wll
graduates. Jn Fort Wortlr, Texas, the
commission found two separate, feuding
Antioch Network centers in oompetition
With each other.
While suggesting that the commissloo's
DAILY PILOT
Rober1 · 11. "\V~d, Publl!her "' . Thomu' Keelril; Editor
Barbara krtibi<h
Editorlat P9ge Editor •
Tuesday, December 25, 197S
: report of Aprll, 1m, la oet of date,
Dixon concedes that many of the
criticisms still Obtain. "The centen doll't
pretend to be temples of hilh culture"'
but he says they offer theh' 2 SOO ..it.
tered, low-income custcmers ,;consJder-
~ly greater intellectual sUmulatlon than
a \YfdCA college." . ~ey have also been money losers,
putting a huge strain on Antioch, a
school whose small endowment oaly
brll)gS In about $300,000 a year The coU~e is stretched and terribly oVeru.
tended, but, says Jim Dixon, 11l'm not
saying we won1t go undtr, but if 'ft
do, Jt v..i11 be on our own terms."
The ..tllOrial ..... of• the Dally
Pilot te(!)cs to tnrorm. Ind 1tlmWtte
readers by Jriterillnc on thb paae
dlvene eommtnt.ary on lOptca 0( i&-
terest ·~ S)'ndlcat~ eolumnistt tnd
cartoonists, by J>tOVldi"J • fontm ...
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editorial col'f'r\ at the top of the.
pq:e .• Oplnlorit expl'fllled by the COi·
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• . By 808 THOMAS I h a l r u l e d ' ' C a r n a I Afn:R THE decision, the VALEN'n ARGUES-thal
"-llW '""' ll'rtler Knowledg~" obscene. The case Bo:tton dlslricl altOmey won "Carnal KnoWledge" Is an Local 11• ,authorities have ~ used mltaint ln applying the will be argued later in the convictions t agalMt t w o artistic film. The Motion Pic-
U.S. S1.1preme Court's June court's term, with a declsion theaters showing ''11le Devil ture AS&1Clation which he
decision on obscenity , a na-expected in June. _ in MUcs Jones" and threatened heads appealed the Georgia
UOna1 1urvey. ahow1. But The Associated Press to prosecute anv theater that decision to the U.S. SUpreme ~ film l n dust r y an-survey shows that w hi 1 e shnwl'd "Deen Throat." So far CoW't, which agreed to review
tlclpated a flood of theater several cities have cracked none has. A print of the film the case. ·
after seizure of the film , con-
victed and "'11enced In ""'
years' in prison. He b free
on bond pending appeal.
In most ol the big dllea,
porno movies seem to be con·
tlnuing with only m in o r
restraints.
rakll and ~ty laws in down on hard-core movie WBR seized by customs offlJ":ers Henson McAullffe, county
the wake of the court's 5-4 hpuses1 the court's ruling has at Lot:an Airport as it arrived solicitor in Altanta, said his · IN LOS ANG ELES, "Deep
niling that ''community stand· brought no wave of reaclion from Ganada. and a federal office is cracking down on Throat" began the second
ardl'' should bl! the guiding against pennlssiveness. court uoheld the seizure. pornographic films, adding. year of a nm that grossed
criteria in whether !ihns and Lawrence J. Ball , a lawyer The Boston CitV CoWlCil also "We intend to cont'inue no $2 million In one 60().seat'
book• are obsctne. for the city of Boston, said passed Its first a o t I· matter how long it takes to theater. and started playing
the court's decision "has made pomograpby ordinance, using gel rid of these things." neighborhood hOUM!s as well.
THAT RUU NG may soon it easier to get convictions. language· paralleling the An Atlanta theater operato r A long trial apinst the
Energ11 Jflotle
Sen. Lowell Welcker Jr.
bas turned jn bis family
station wagon for a
compact car as a move
toward conserving pre-
. cious fuel during the
energy crisis.
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AUSSIE SAND
OKS TOPLESS
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -
Coffs Harhor, 350 ·mllea north
of Sydney, appal'ffltly lwn't
been draw11~ too m a n y
tourists wi!' Its fame u a
banana-grown~ ~ -so It's
-turning to topless women.
The town plans to have the
first beach in Australia -.
women legally c"' wear
topleM swimsuits.
?t N .. ED A TAX DEDUCTION t t
WORRIED ABOUT FUEL SHORTAGE?
? CONCERNED ABOUT YOUTH 'P
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DONATE BOATS-CARS-AIRPLANES
IOY .SCOUTS OF AMERICA
be clarified. The Supr.eme However, it isn't a 'Oinging Supreme Court decision . But showing· '-'The -Devil in Miss theater owner playmg the film
Court recently agreed to hear open ol the gates' for the the penalty is only a $20 fine, JOll':es~"~w~a~s~l~ri~ed~im'."m~ed~la~t~el~y_'end~~ed~in~a:_h~ung~~iury~:_· ---------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
argumepts 1n a Georgia case police, either." and so far the law hasn't -
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Jack Valenti claimed that
the court's decision was aJmed
at hard-core films, not the
product of the major pro-
ducers, for whom Valenti
works. Most of the Police aeo-
~ since the ru1ing have
bien directed against the
"-'mos, but the major oom-
panies have been hit, too .
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.<'LAST TANGO in Paris"
ts a principal target because
of Its salty language and kinky
sex. It has been shut down
in at least five cities, but
United Artists claims to have
won all the cases that have
been adj udicated.
The case that worries Valen·
ti most is "Carnal Knowledge"
·SI In Georgia. The Georgia
Supreme Court in a 4-3
decision upheld the conviction
of an Albany, Ga. theater
ownet !or showing the Mike
Nichols filin . ·• ·
'Ille theater man was cited
Wlder the state's law describ-
ing. obscenity as. material con·
sidered by community stand-
ards m appealing mostly to
"a shameful or morbid interest
· , in nudity, sex or excretion, ''Actually, the pla ce is qu ite new -it'~ just that I have and is utterly without redeem·
• na~encc\ dancer living upstairs." . ing social vctlue."
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By DICK W~ST
WASHINGTON (UPll
Remember "Tiny Tears." the
first doll Y.ith simulated
lachrymal glands, and what
a sensation it was t h e
Christmas it was introduced?
And remember the doll,
"·hose name I have forgotten,
that ca1Tied reality a step
further by v•etting its diaper?
It was another Yuletide sellout
and presumably thrilled little
girls the country over.
11flS \'EAR, AS everyone
know~ the hOttest item in
the tor department in a doll
called "Babe Ali ve'' that docs
more than jll!l wet its diaper.
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MYSTERIOU S
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R. H. MYSTIC
MUSK OIL
5.00
$9 Vo lu e. The fresh , clean
lrogronce thot hos the count ry
talking . Ule it sparingly.
fo r only a drop or two can
create a haunting, mysterious
auro about you. limited
time offer.
Cosmetics, 17
What a jolly time Santa
Claus is going to have with•!----------------------------------1----------------------------------
a sleigh full o( those things!
Let'! hope he lakes along
plenty of Chux. . .
I'm "'ondering. as I 1mag1nc
you are. what the next step
\\ill be. And believe n1e , there
v.·ill be a next step.
Once those toy makers sense
a trend , there's no stopping
lhem.
NEXT CHRISTMAS y o u
won't find three dolls in the
entire store that are potty
trained . And then, 1'11 \\'ager, we'll
see the introduction of Baby
Neltleskin, a doll lhal does
everything ''Baby Alive_'' ~·
in addition to which 11
develops diaper rash. .
Baby Nettleskin likely \\'ill
be followed by B a b y
Breaksleep. a doll with a built-
in timing device that causes
it to start crying at 2 a.IT!.
The only way to make it
hush will be lo get out of bed
and give it a bottle. Should
set a new sale! record.
THAT RECORD, however,
SUr<IY wil be broken by Baby
Spitback. Jt \\'ill be a spoo~fed
doll \\'ith a miniature Pablum
machine inside.
LOVE COSMETICS
BEAUTY
BARGAINS
l .50 to 2.75
2.50 Value Fluffy
Mo istize r. 1.50
2.35 Value Hond end
Body Creme. 1.85
5.25 Va lu e Lemon
Cleansing Lotion. 2.75
5.25 Value Lemon
Astringent. 2.75
5.25 V olue Lemon
Cleanser. 2.75
Cosmetics, 17
· MISS DIOR
FRAGRANCE
TREATS
5.00
Scent-sible savings on
your favo rite frogrance s.
Choo se t he 1.75 ounce
Eou de Toilette of
Miss Dior, DioriSsmo or
Eou Sa uvage.
Cosmetics, 17
Each time the doU Is fed
a spoonful of Pablum, it "'·ill
spit back tY.·o spoonsfuls. Just! _________________ ,::;:;:::::, ___________ ~-L---------------------------------
like a real baby. 1•
Which brings us to Baby
Drool.
No Christmas will be com·
plete without a doll that pro-
duces excess saliva, which
dribbles out of its mouth each
time it is picked up.
AITER THAT. 1 look for
toy companies to start bring·
ing out specialty dolls.
Baby Cribfoot. for exa~ple.
Each time th is doll ts put
to bed. it \\'ill get a f~t
caught bt'IY•een the slats in
the !Ide of the crib. cau!ing
it to wake up and start crying.
The ultimate triumph of the
toy industry undoubtedly 'A"ill
be Baby Colic.
A.~ If\'TERNAL mechanism
9et to begin functioning at
irregular intervals wi11 cause
the doll to make a wailing
noise that continues until it
Is walked, rocked. ji~led and
patted for 30 lo •5 minutes.
With a little Imagination.
playing dolls can be almost
as much fun as the real thine.
TOUl CLOTHINfi
DOLLAI aou
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SAVE 1/4 to 1/2
SEMI-ANNUAL
WOMEN'S
SHOE SALE
5.99 to 16 .99
original $10 to $34
• great selection of styles by famous makers
• cosuo ls. sandals, dress end pont shoe s
• • big variety of leathers. moteriols. colors
• junior ond misses' sizes
• oll marked down from our own regular stocks
• sorry , not ot oll styles in ell stores
• be early for best selection
Women 's Shoes.
ANAH EI M NEWPORT
444 N. Euclid (7141 5)5°812,1 47 F1•kion hl1nd (7141 644.\212
CLOSED TUESDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY. SHOP THURSDAY AND FRIDAY IO·A.M. to t :lO P.M.,
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140·041 I HUNTING.TON IEACH ORANGE, MALL OF ORANGE CERRITOS
1111 Edln91r A<11nu• 1714) lt].])Jt 1300 N-Tu1ti11 Str•el !114) ~tt.tllt 500 Lo• C•nifo1 Mill !21))
.... , te!MthW, -MM•y, t :OO •·•· te t :lO ,.m. SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M .. SUNDAY 12 NOON to~ P.M.
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Saadest Words: TH -E BROADWAY
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'Liver Tonight'
The U.S. Treasury is thinking about reviving the $1
bill, l'm told. On the theory that inflation has made the $1
bill pretty near useless. Will you buy that? Th is comes to
mind because & customer aslcs why the $2 bill was thought
to be unlucky. That superstition goes
back to the election of 1880. Re publi·
can were accused of using $2 bills to
purchase votes. So nobody wanted to
flash such currency for fear it \•:ould
arou se suspicion.
Immediately after they're born ,
fawns have no scent, none at all. This
bas much to do with why the national
deer population is getting bigger, not
littler.
" 'Fried liver tonight ' are not the three saddest 1,1,•ords
in the English language," contends a Californian. "Instead.
l nominate 'batteries not included.' You're right in sug·
gesting 'insu!icient funds' as the two saddest words ho"·.
ever. Th ey 're sorri er indeed than 'also ran' and 'plus lax.' "
Border guards say ~he m~ who smuggles generally
tends to ca rry the contr1band 1n some secret place on his
car while the woman who smuggles usually. packs the
stuf( on her person.
BREVITY
Q. "Louie. where did you 1eam how to write tight?"
A. Grew up in timber country. Foreman Of a logging
camp up there wherein 100 men and fy,·o women labored
daily, was a frustrated author. He liked to tum in 10-page
reports with all the details. Finally, his manager said,
"Look . I'm busy, boil this stuff down. Give me facts and
percentages, that's all." The next report read: "Last month
one percent of the men married. 50 percent of the women."
Maybe that h~d someChing to do with it. Anyhow, thank s
for the compliment.
Was a time u•hen honey was used as an emba lming
preparation.
Feminine client complains her dreams are wildly ii·
logical. That's not bad. That's good. Logical dreams in-
dicate your sleep isn't sufficiently deep. Your mind it sti ll
v.·orking. Wildly illogica l dreams show your thinking al'
paratus it at rest. Or so say the scholars.
How much Bobby Riggs may have had to do with this
l just don't know, but ihe sports experts now contend that
leMiS players outnumber goUers.
EAT FEET
A scholar contends that man is the only an imal that
routinely eats feet of other an imal. One out of every seven
films made in Hol1y\\'00d has been a western . . . "The
dog 's letter" wcis what the old Romans called the letter
R because they said the sound of it v.·as similar to a dog's
snarl . . . One child in every seven said to be unwanted
... Stretch S,000 spider webs side by side and you'll have
a ribbon one inch "ide.
The 25 volunteers in the fire department of Woodbine.
Tex .. are women. Am told they're trained excellently v;ell
in all the modern firefighting methods. But when a blaze
breaks out, they don't use a siren to alert one another.
Reasonable theory is nothing can spread the v.·ord faste r
than IA'omen with telephones.
Address moil to L. !tf. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875, Ne 1C·
por t Beach 92660.
Serious·about
losingWlight?
' . MEDIC AL I
WE IGHT
RE DUCTION
Lindora's unique program
is a safe and practi cal method
for the entire family to lose we ight
and learn how to maintain
proper wei ght ... unde r th e stri ct
supervisio n of Medical Doc tors.
Call for information
Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
SAN BERNARDINO LONG BEACH SHERMAN OAKS
181-4788 426-6549 789-7103
~l'fOWflt.0 KB Proression•I Gribi11.von ~I
Mecllt.tl BIOg, BIOg. P1oress!onal B Og.
NEWPORT BEACH WEST COVIN~ SANTA MONICA
645·3740 962·3438 828-4513
Pat• Prolt11!0fl1I Ma•on Frlf'llll\n
Bl<lg. BIO;. M1d!c.al Bldg.
WOOOLAND HILLS POMONA MISSION HILLS
347-5647 623-1855 365-1138
W.t111er0 Vh:IO'}' PoMOnl V.tll1y
Mtdlwl 8ldg, Mtdiu1 Clnttr
Ml\tlD!'I MeCllc.11 Bldg.
COSTAIESA HAWTHORNE ORANGE
5~7-1893 679-9236 538-2395
MauVe•ck Hawt flor11t Tu111n-c~•r""'"
Prof11alot1*' 81do. M1dlc1l Centef • Proru1ion1 Bldg.
E. LONG BEACH PASADENA LA HABRA
597-0371 79&-2814 194·1029
LosAllM Cfoc.•er HHlt rtHI
Mldlc.1 CN>!et 811111 Bldg. Medtc.11 Bldg,
URDEll GROVE FULLERTON RIVERSIDE
534.2051 870-9501 787-8250
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CERRITOS
92W741
C.nl!M ProlauioMI l ldg.
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MEDICAL
CLINIC
249.99
99.99
SPIRIT OF '76 LOCO
12.99
A Tyco commemorativ e and col lect or's engine
wi th brillian t red, white and blue bla zons .
Operat ing headligh t, design ed after
the Alco Diese!. Bears the
Presedential seal and th~
Ameri can flag. Reg. 18.00 .
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STRAIGHT , CURVED TRACK
SECTIONS
Straight !rock (4 sections) ;n 9" length s, reg .
1.00, now 59¢. Curved track, 18 " radius (4
sections), reg. 1.00 , now 59¢.
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ASSORTED TYCO FREIGHT CARS
1.49
Reg. 2.50-3.50. All Tyco freig ht co rs ore sole
priced ond include the cors below plus mony
more. Various roadnames are ava ilable or
all freig ht cors. Tonk Car, Refrigero.tor Cor,
Coble Reel Cor, Flo t Cors with Aut os .
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REMOTE. CONTROL SWITCHES
3.99
Both left and right han d. Fully automatic.
Reg. 5.50. Also avoilobre. 90-degree \rock
crossi ng , reg. 2.50, 1.99.
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TYCO LIGHTED BUILDINGS
4.99
All Tyco lig hted building s, reg . 7.00 , are
. fully decorated ond assembled.
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T vco A fer-Christmas Sale
S~ye 20% -50% on Trains
and Accessories
PANASONIC
STEREO RECEIVER
A powerful AM/FM stereo rece i~e r .
accompa nied by o fu ll-Sile
automat ic record change r, dust cover
an d separa te speakers. Reg. 299.95.
PANASONI~
STEREO SYSTEM
249 .99
119.99
Pana sonic's mid-price sys tem with full
advantages of an AM/FM stereo
receiver, 3-spee d record change r
ond separate speakers. Reg. 159.95.
PANASONIC STEREO,
TAPE CENTER
99.99
An AM/FM stereo receiver and separate
speakers highligh ted by on 8-trock
stereo lope cartridge ployer. Reg . 139.83.
QUAD SYSTEM
PANASONIC STEREO,
179.99
A perfect price fo r your int roduction ,
int o 4-ch annel sound. Includes
AM/FM Quod receiver. 4-s peed
turntable, dust cov~r. 2 built-in
spea ker s and 2 sep arate
speak ers. Reg. 209 .95.
F-9 DIESEL ENGINE
7.99
The perfect extra e ngine fo r your loyout. A
common sight in any roil ond switcl'l')'ard.
Availab le in various road name s. Reg. 12.00.
Complete your layout ond odd realistic
action with these items: Crone Cor with
Boom Tender, Remote Control Log Dump
Oar Set , Remote Control Freigh t Unloading
Depo t, Remote Control Unl oading Box Cor,
Operating Signal Mon. Toy s, 28 .
ANAHEIM NEW PORT HUNTI NGTON IEACH OR ANGE, MALL OF ORANGE
47 F•shlo11 hlallCI (7 14 1 644·12 12 .1177 Edin~' /.W"•1111e 17141 llll 2100 N. T111+ii~ Street 17\41 Jtl·tlll 444 N. E11clid 1714 1 ISl S-1121
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STARTS TOMORROW
SHOP 9A.M.'TIL 9:30P.M.
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FASHION SAVIN.GS OLIVEA-kAIZ -Alchord Colvf11, 4 1 317 Wini lloy SI. Co.lo Me11 ona
Slt01\.1111l1 Adotr; is, 21ot Wfndw1rcl L•ne. Newport OtCl'I.
JAHN-llAANEs -H1rt1, u , 41n Old SS4-S&8 skirt pantsuiti (49). MUI, Irvine Incl Mary Ann. 2'. ' ]9.9'.
39.9'
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1'~1 Posad1Jt11, Apt, 111 Tuitln. 54.00 3 piece paintsuils (49)
soBECk.f'APE -oorv Anorow.1. 22, 54.00 ]-piece Weekenders (4")' 4S M1rrlm1c Wty, API, C·20J, t;Hlt 7 ~· •nc1 K11111"n A••· 20, -Gt S34-S60 asst. dre-ssn (49) 't,..-:;!~c W•'I'· Mt. c-20t. '"11 $18·S26,long print dr'esses (~1J 21.9'·39.9'
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•ELCHE~_EAll;ITANO_ -R.,.r ,$40-$56 asst. dresses (96)
Nell, 21 . ld.JU--W-ono1..,1u L•no, Hun-516 $« -·-1·ng· longs 197) tfngton 11..,ch tnd A1111el11 M1r111r1t, • QO ,. ..... 1.
11, "622 Ml1111tt ori.,,., H1.111tr11111on S56·S80 ma1ti coals (24) B~h I b k HAltPElt ·ZENK -Mien.ti •• ..,. :u, $86' rab it i•c ets (24)
1121 P•rk It , Ht.111ll11gton IM<ll $ l 20 $ 1 S0 ' . 127) •• s1nar• Lv1111, 22, 1-&>6 El Arroy~ • 1ut lnm coals Huntl~on 111Kn. S66-S70 pantcoals -11 OJI 44.99
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SEEHVS N·SMITH -ltUdy Ecrw•«I. ' $38·'60 plush coal• 11031 Jt, 7'50 Sl•t•r ""'·• H11nth'\ill)ll " llNtll •nd lttnl EHMll, tt. 7UO $ $' • s1111r Av1 .. H11nt ""i°"' l••cll. 36· ol pan1su1ts (27) Mc.LENOON-GONZAI-'' -• r "'c . .$20·S40 jr. f.asMions (94t-J •mff, ,1, 0 ·14111 St.. Apt. A.. H\H'lt1no1ori ••K" •lld LJU1111. '°' '$22-54 2 h•lf size fast-lions (57) O ·Ulh St., ,..,_ A.. Huntl1111ton Buen. S8-S2 2 matern ity fashions (105) DEPIN-DA.E ESe -Mlcl'IMI l"r1nc11, 54 .55 m•terni·i·y L.•s 11051 lt, 5191 Prlc1 Drlw, H111111111110l'I UI' GeKn •l'ld O.t1r1 •on. 11, 17JCl1 $20 $1 2 I est I ii (95) 1.9'
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K"l!On. o\ot. Slz H11111lne1on lt•cll. • po Y tf' pan SU S 1ouLTE1t-KOTL1:N&KY -c r • • • S26-S34 i•cket dresses (95) l ruc1. 20, 1744 JKql.lll'(ll Lint AP•. 4, Hu11111111°" ••Kii 1nc1 J1iitl S20·S30 polyesler prints 195) LYMI, ''· 1744 J.c:qwly11 L•M. s s I d Apt. •· Hunt111111t011 BN<h. 22-40 ong resses (95) (;ONU.LES-JOHANSEN -$•mml' Iv, .f•'" """'"I•, ... ,_, IO·•-·· ,--11y 24, 21~ Ptelflc Coe11 HltlllW•'I'· ... .... ~ ,....,,.. ........ SIHICI 27'. HuntlllOIO!'I lllCll ·~ ol (.11Wn Of irnoortf'd fun. ~;~::,..,~11'11s_.2!.•''1/1,P•~~~,1~f:.! lown & trJivel 49, d1ytime drHses 61 , cOsmo ..
,.~~~~~Ps-•MPE1tATI _ O•vld w,,11"' politan dresses 96, ev'ening shop 97, junior
"4 . 1is OOn'!lntP Drlv1, Apt. 10. coats 24~ misses coals 27, boulevaid coa11 ~~rn' =~~'"tn!:~<•A:,•~: 103,foung signature 94 ,WOmen's drtsses.S7,
1o't.'Ll<bL8L11':~ _ o.vid, 21, 73111 maternity 10S, bouleVard dresses 95
L<>1 All1o111, Apt. 1n. Mb1loll v1110 F'.., SAVINGS' t l\d Mf•'I kty, 11, 21151 Lflt All-. UR. Apl. 111, Ml11I011 VlllP, ,.OISSON-VAL E -,.I.,.,. o\rth11r, ,,,
1»' '"° °'''"· L1111rwi ••..:Pl •nd n.aturJil mink topper with leJither ule $49lf t;!:.11~1!·~ •. 11• 1°"1 '"'"'1" 1wo -1one nJilural mink s1roller ltlmmed wilh HUGHES-JOHNSON -~ Kin. I I ,L-It··~ ""''· u. ~ C•ll• ''" 01t00, rea ~a ~r . II ~JI',. S•" Ju•" Cip111·1r1no •l'ld Mtr)'blil'I, fur fMt\on. 47-alr siorts except 01uu1rd, ~~ ... ~~}1,;=~~ 11" 01000· ''" el cajQO, riverside and eJigle rock Hot.MES· BALCH -•td'll rd A.lt111, tur 0.odutll l.lbtlfid 10 \how (oun11y' of Ol'lllft of_ ... 29, Ill ~rl~ AYI., NIWli'Ort .. Kl'I
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1"52 Modl"kl ca ..... ori JI.Old, Or1nq• 11111 Oolor11 Je111, 3'. 1 l 1 l 1 Grovtvl.iw, Jrvlrr1. ROMBOUGH-BLISS -ecrward Morris. 2,, Sl'O St1i1r1111n Driv•. Co1t1 M"' 1nd A11drt1 Lit. U , 7SI Wiii 20th. Cost• Me1.1 ROBINSON.SEABERR Y -JoM L11111,
ti, '-t61 W•lf St .. W1stml11\11r 1tld h.01 An111, 20, SU2 Mtlri""rdl ROid, W1stmlns1tr McNAUGHTON.JON ES -l)W!9hl Fred, If , XISO S111 FrandKQUltO, S1ugu1 11'1d -Rtllff L'(lln, 11. 1sn1 L•t Lu11••· wn1ml111l1r Wl!!ST·SHEPPAID -W1rl"t1\ ErM1I, 21, •Vt OUOl\ovll Dr!.,., NIWpOl'I 8HCh Ind Miry J11ne, tt, s.sn A.lcllfTIOnd, Cf.lordlll Grow. GALLIO.PEREt -Fr•nk Jann, lt 7U7 Eldlll Ave.. (Oltl Mi!U •lld Mert111 Hlldl, 11, ")CM E. 20111 St.,
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SPORTSWEAR
Sl2·128 •rgylemixm (1581 7.9'-17.9'
$13-$26 urdipns, pulls (138) 5.,,·9.99.
$11 ·$27 coordin•les (117) 7.9'J..16.9'
$1 5.544 wool "l>'l••es 11021•. 9.9'·21.9'
• lakewood, eislland, so hay, bueM 'pirk, so.
co.isl pl. only · _
$14·$24 •crylic ...,.r.ies (101 l .9'·11.9'
$26 long skirts blk.. pl•ids (IOI) 17.9'
$18-$68 bell" "'°"'we., 1861 12.9'J..47.9'
$16·$18 women's ponls, IOCK 185) 13.9'
514.99 boocle canlipns 42-46185~ 12.H
12.99 ;acrylic capes, OM-size (85) 7.99
S8·S 12 nylon knil IOCK 1721 S.99-7.9'
$1 J.99 i•ckOI sw.•ters 36·42 (72) 10.99
S1 2·$24 si>Ort•~•r 1551 J.9'J..12.9'
S 14 ·$ 16 prinl IOl>I U9i 7.99-8.9'
$16·$18 coordin•tes 1161 7.99-9.99
Sll.99 •nt'd boucleurdipns 1161 10.99
Sl 1.'JIJ easy-care cat>H, colors (16) , 6.99
'contemporary bl\ld. sporlswt1J 1 S8, ir. knit
sporls~•r t 38, c;ampus shop 117, conttmpor·
ary sportswtal 102, coordinalM 101 , forecast
sportc;.wear 86, women's spor!swear 8S, swea·
lers, knit coordinale jr. contempor.ir y sports·
wear 58, youn~ siKnalure sportswear SS, cam·
pus shop 43, be11er blouses 39, boulevard
sportswear -16
LINGERIE, FOUNDATIONS
S&-S7 slibrt fl•nnel MOWns (101 4.CJ.f
S6-S16 famous m•k~ slttPWe.ar 110) J.99·8.99
S6 brushed MOWns, pas1els, S-l (10) ,,99
S6-S6 lr icol sleepwear (10) 4.99·5.CJCJ
S 11 -S 15 brushed nylon sleepwear(! 0)7,CJCJ.CJ.CJC,
$40 fam. maker lonK Quilt robe (5)) '19.99
$1 6-$20 fam . mkr. Uicot robes (5))10.99·12.99
S23 fam. maker shOrt Quill robes 153) 15.99
SI .SO eac h fancy nyl. b~kinis {28) 6/5.,.
SI.SO.eac h fa ncy nyl. bi;efs 128) 6/S.99
~6-S7 non-cl ing nylon slips (28) 3.99
S4.00 lacy nylon v. slips 1281 2.9'
S6 non-cll.ng, long nylon Y1 slips (28) J.99
<J9c ea. _nyl. tricot bikins, colOfs 128) 6/3~9'
S4.SO-S9 natl. brarids, •SSI. b<a• 1441 2.9'-7.4'
&leepwear 10, robts SJ, dJiylime lingerie 28,
shape shap 44
.SHOES, ACCESSORIES Nltir••k• •nd M•rv J1M, 17, 1m Cllemptifll• Irvine. WADDEl..L-uNDE1twooo -P•trlck S1 5-S1& prinl shirts 1·111 9.99 Gto•OI· tt, l12S 81111\ev Aw., -!illl•
1. Lo• ~1111111-1nc1 .1<11 .. 1_..hryr _..l"I S2.00·Slo fashion beads (221 1.SU'-15 .00 i1;.!~~.f Ocein W•Y•.. . "".".,ull $&.99 assorled. lurtlfnecks {19) J,99
o~~~·-,~M'1tOu1;0rr,rv!~~: ~s21 .oo 'Softy' ForeC~st shoe (129). 14.99·
Tt El Toro l tld MA•!ll A.l'INll, .S25 kidskin. boot 11291 1•.99 11: lAlOI Dflhlllv P•rk ltOld. c1pbtr•110 B•Kll. $24.00,'NOW' plJitfonn shoe (125) 14.99 ltUE8-SA8EA. -Jimmy 1t1v, n. .
001 w11111ow orlw, HU11t1no11t1 $1 2.99 crepe sole oxford 1112) 9.99 ~-r11 wT~-51111Q'~ •. &Ae;,~(no1~ S 16.00 Qddle shoe, colms (112) 12.H
-~· 520.00 ••sorted •hoes (121 10.99
$20.00 usu•1, dress shOos (112) 10.99
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FINE STATIONEllY
Jt.l'*1'1«4'W..WMt-lnvit..._ ~ ... AMoult<tn...tl
blouses 31, jewelry 22 . actessorin n .. '
fotecas1 c1suals 129, fOJe<ast thoel ·125,
boulov•rd shoes 112, mod ... te olioet 12;
COSMETICS, TOILETlllES
$1. Enalish bl1h cube;6/bo• 11361 ""
A.SO )ov•n musk .oil spray colasne (136) 3.00
8.35 Moh•wk bo,r b<i11le brush (136) 4.9'
$8 NtulrOnsenl 8 blr/SOIP spec. (136) S.95
$11 ·$14 Mltsi>r1 comb, b<ush, mir.1136) 7.9'
5.99 Acron Curling Iron (136) 4.9'
~.99 Acros1 £1eclric Vib<a10< (136) 6.9'
Ci<hel 2 oz. colo. misi, spec. edil. (100) .2.so
57 Moon DrOCK clean" lot. 16. oz. (100) S4
8.50 2nd Deb\rl Nile·Lifl Cream 4 oz. 6.SO
SIO Ariz. Nal . Resources Bly. Duo (100) $6
cosmetics 100, toileuies 136
CHILDREN'S SAVINGS
4.SO lamous baby dress (38)
4.50 zip backcreeper ()81
4.0j) Slretch nylon romper ()8)
Jl.00-11.00 baby diesses 138)
7.00-13 .00 boys' suill' 118)
3.00-4.00 boxer ponll (18)
2.30·2.60 knil shirts (381
3.25·9.00 1oddler wear 1128)
1 J.00-40.00 loddlef w .. r (128)
4.69-7,50 boys' 1l-1r 1521
3.60·6.50· boyj• Ponll, s~irts 152)
11 .29·22.00 boys' .ou1erwear (521
18.99·22 .99 girls' 91Jlerwear 156)
5.00·8.00 fi1shion sweaters (56)
58·512 . .,sorted ponls (77)
8.50·' 1.00 sweater loPS (77)
6.50-12.00 coordinJites (771
6.SO·l2.00 strO!ch nylon (77)
14.00·20.00 pjnlsuits (77)
12.00 cotton cord jean 190)
9.00-14,00 uousers 1901
8.00·13.00 vests, sweaters (90)
10.00·13 .00 blouses 190)
5.00·9.00 sleepwe•r (79)
2.50-4.50 l·shi"' ~118)
18.00 wiffle "°'"Pe" (701 25.00 Bi1by Aristberat stroller (124)
20.00 Baby Ar1stocrit hi chair (124)
9.00 B•by Ar;stocr•I w•lker (124)
3.49
3.49
1.99
4.9'-6.99
3.9'-6.99,
1.9')..J.99
1.29-1.4'
1.49-4.49
7.9'·19.99
3.69
2.49-l.69
9.99
14.99
l.99-4.99
4.99-6.99
4.'9.fi.99
3.99 ... 9' 3.,, ... ,,
9.9'-13.99
S.9'
5.99-6.99
4.9'-7.99
S.9'J..7.99
3.99-S.99
1.S'l-19.99
14.'9
19.99
'15.99
7.49
infJinJs. 38, \hfi11nt furniture 124, toddltts 128,
liule boys 52, lillle girls 56, girls 77, preleen
90, sleiepwear 79, •ccesSQries 118, young pea·
pies •hoes 70
YOUNG MEN, aovs ·
$14-$20 woven. doublOknil Pini> (81) S.99
S9·S14 slHVeless sweat~ vests (83) S.99
S9·12.50 long slv. dress shi"s 183) 4.99
$14·$20 culled knil fl•res lllll 9.99
S lO·S 15 Jisst. slvless. sweaters It 30) S.99
S 11 ·S18 long sleeve sweilers (I JOI 7.99
$5S·S60 cation suede i•ckets (1161 29.'9
47.50-$60 corduroy oulerwe•r (116) 34.99
$12S·Sll5 l•alher i•ckets 11161 79.99
I 0.00 boys' (.P.O. sh;"' 1231 6.99
SS·S7 boys' woven, knit shi"• (111 2.99
4.00 short sleeve spotl shirts 123) 1.99
S18-S30 f.am . make boys' jacke1s 11•1 13.99
5.50-S6 lop brand boys' pants (14) 1.99
7.S0·9.50 lam. make boys' PonlS (14) 3.99
$12·$14 .. std. boys• j•ckel> (141 9;99
mach 1en 81, young ·men's casual slacks 133,
pace shop 130, mach ten clothing 116, boys'
furnish ings 23, boys' clOlhing 14
< MEN'S SA VlNGS
$7·$9 short, lg. sl. •Pl · sh ;ns 11341 4.99
S.8·S 14 long slv. spart shirts 1134) S.99
3/4.25 .,,.,,·s cotton underw .. r (127) 3/3.39
1.50 crew soc b , •sS1d. colors (127) 79c
Sl8·S20 pullover 1wea1er••••11. 184) 1.99
$14-$18 lop b<and knit shirts (84) 7.99
S6·S9 short sleeve knit shirts (84} 4.99
S 12-S 16 long sl. •crylic knits 1841 5.99
$14-$18 cardigans, wool blends (841 9.99
$6·S 12 men's fHliion ·wollets 1801 3.99
SS·l 2.00 vinyl, leilher glOYeS (80) 3.99 -14.9'
$26 Nunn Bush slipon shoes (60) 19.9'
S12 S anor1ed lealher coats 145) 79.99
$70 assl. corduroy coats (45) 34.99 ... 9.99
SIOO·SllS men's >uits 121) 69.00
S7:i assorted tpor1coa111211 49.00
S60·S85 r .. hion sponcoats 1211 3,.oo
$9S·S135 conternpor•ry su;ts 1211 59.00
$14·$16 long tle<!Vt dress ·•hilll 161 7.99
SS.fi.50 men's fashion lies, •>st. 161 2.9'
57·$8 short sleeve d!fls shi"• 161 ·3.9'
5S·S10 lor1(! sleev' dres> >hi~• (6) 5.9'
mfn's spon shirts '1·14, underwear ind hosiery
127, knit furnishln1i 84, accessOJies and gifts
80, shoes 60, l•ilored SllOfllWe•r 45, clorhln1
l 1, furn lshinp 6 ·
NOTIONS; STATIONERY, B.OOKS
1.50-7..SO asstd. ~hrittm., cald> (66) SK oll
25c-J.SO a"td. gill wr•P'l661 SK off.
1.00·2.50 a"td. 11a1ionerr 166) SOii> off
.S.00 jumbo dress ba&<.11 2 for '..6o
13.00 printlJilio oprons Ill 9.99
31-.95 Webster's Encyc. Oiclionary (681 10.99
3.99 .,.,d .. iuVe<tlle books 1681 1.H.
64.99 Mk:holinaelo book 1681 • 12.99
stationery 66, notlor11· 1, books .. 64
CAMERAS
4.19 Vi.-.aller Clft Pak 137) 2.99
13.99 Viewrnaster The•\er Gill Pak (37) 9.9'
129.99 8owmor MX 70 olcul•tor ()7) 99.99
CJirntfaS 37
YARDAGE
PINW~LE CORDUROY PRINTS
Sew at savin8s. Coiron corduroy, machine
w•Wble in, variety ol :prints. 45''
-2.79 1.79 Y•rd•se 54
CANOY, GOURMET
2:50-13.95 Mis. Cil'Wf's fruit c,;r,kes
2.50-6.50 C.1e1ux fruit c•kes (1081
3.50-19.95 food ind ch .... PKk>
1.8.0·$5 lm110rled biscuits(l 08)
4.95 plum pudding (1081
2.50 3,lb iin hard candy 1781
l .75 3-lb. C.talina mints 1781
:J.75 ·frosleil hon hon minis 178)
c.ondy 78, ·gourmot 108
SOii> off
1.25'·3.lS
J.75·9.91.
1.2().3.33
3.3h
1.75
2.99
2.99
TOYS; SPORTING GOODS
29.99 ridernt.Plnlp hone(42)
14.99 lndlon Jeepoe 1421
17.99 •dlu>lable •rtist's easel 142)
$6·$10 as11d. C•rdinal games
o.oo.o.oo·ba11ery -raled toy•
7.00 Ringling Bros. ·circus 142)
14.99 quttfl teleph~ tel (421
$139 dlx. I 0-s~ Cyclone !SOI
29.99 nylon pack •nd frame (SOI
7.99 batke1ball hoop/backbd. (SOI
3,49 tpor.lfun 4-square ball !SOI
6.99-$15 assl: pool cues !SOI
1oys 42, sport ing goods SO
ART NEEDLEWORK
8.00-9.00 Slilcflery kill (40)
1.80 4 oz. acryl ic Y•rn 141j)
2.oo 4-oz. wool y•rn 140)
65c'precut rug y•rn (40)
•rt needlework 40
14.99
9.99
9.99
J.9'-6.99
2S'I> off
3.99
9.99
99.00
1'.99
S.49
2.49
5.88
2.9,
1.39
1.39
3'le
CHINA, GIFTS;HOUSEWARES
$60 Ironstone SOI (or 8 146) 29. 99
1.99.alt •nd pepper .... (821 99c
4.99-12 .99 silverpl.ate .iten'ls ·(82) 2.99-6.99
$7·S9 Jiutom•lic planters (82) J.49·5.49
5.99·1 I .99 b<ass candle sucks 1821 3.99-8.9'
21.99 Ouroc!flf12 cup porcol•lor (74) 15.99
10.99 c~amic soup tureen (74) . 1.99
9.Sc>.Royal M hair styling comb (74) 6.99
29.95 SJ pc. Oneidd dinnerw•re tll) 19.99
1 <4.9S beverage. server, mug set (331 IJ.99
10.99 double h;bachi Ill) 6.99
11 .95 ice cream maker (3)) 5.99
9.99 8 .8.Q . seasoning kils (3)) 5.99
l .99-$25 g;flware, host. pcs. 129) 1.49-12.99
14.99-29.99 flalwar• ••IS (1S6) 10.99-22.,9
34.95 granny rocker (67) 24.95
29.95 director's chair (87) 24.95
29.9'1 7-shelf enrertainm~I C@nter 187) 22.99
~ 1.99 alum inum d irector's chair (87J 7.99
S•ve on Christm.111 c•ndles ..
Assorled sha pes-, sizes .and colors to choose
fro.m. Slock up now for nexl year and sa ve.
reg. 2.50-15.00 SK olf
gifts 82-all sJOf6 e1tcept ·riverside and eagle ro
chi na 46, gifts 82
sm. appliJinc"5 74, housf!wa.res JJ, housewa~
29, fl•twJire 156, ''lhe affo.rd•bles" shop 87
flatware 1 ~~· "l~e affordables" shop 87
FOR THE HOME
$449 80" oueen sof• sleeper. (1401 S32'
$429 Bo" queen sleei>er 11401 $319
$499 9l" queen sofa sleeper (1401 S39'
$489 72" regul•r sofa sleeper $319
309.95 51.mmons 3-pc, king set (1451 $199
79.95 Sealy exlr• firm twin t&. pc. 49.90
329.95 Sealy extra firm king set S2t9
S859 s:pc. Medit~r. dininR room $729
$1 020 5-pc. Country French dining $939
S91 l 5-pc. llalian bedroom (14)) S79S
$825 S·pc. Medilerr. bedroom (143) $67S
$1 79 rower bookcases '(144) ·s1s9
6.00 assorled sh•des 1631 2.9'
SJS-$85 lable lamps 1631 ,,,;.39,99
$7S·S12S floor lamps 1631 39.99-7,.99
$79 sling chair w/chrome (141 J 59.9' s 149 conlemp . .accent ch•ir n 41) 99.00
SS9S 95" spring down sol• 11411 $399
$300 5-pc. ralldn dining set (1461 S11JS
s 2q9 la-·Z-Boy• rocker/recl iner (1 47) $199
$24q L.a-Z -Boy• rec line: (147 5199
$13lJ vinyl recliner wooJ lrim 1147) $119
$199 Country French recliner {147) S1 79
S 179 ·saddle-a.rm vinyl recliner t 147) $149
upholstered 141 , dining room 142, bedroom
143, occas ion.al 144 , sleep shop 145, p1tio
shop 14ft, reclin~s 147, lamps bl
SHEETS, BEDDING
$10 thermal check blnkts. twin (41) 6.99
S 12 lhermal check blnl<I~ full (41 J l.'9
9.99 feather & down pilloWs, slnd. 114) 6'99
9.99 leather & down .p;llows, queen ()4) 6,99
9. 99 fealher & down p;llows, king (341 6.99
bedding 41', sheets 34
BEDDING, DRAPERIES·
SI S 84'.' dCr y. cufl . pnl..(1 13)
S20 S1J"x8l" cu11. pnl. ...... nt1e.(l I 31
SS-57"x81 " c:url. pn l., while (11 Jj
$1 0 60"x81" curt. panels (ll)J
b.00 ~i n~h.im pillows 111 31
~4 :S8 asst . dee. pillO\VS (11 ))
2.lJ7·1.S.OO anim.:il pillO\VS (113)
Sl5·S411 ""· hedspre•d• 111.ll
$60 pull.quilt. >preads, ·k~. ·111 JI
$2l·l25 qu ilted SPINds. IW. ti 131
522 plaid spr.ads. lwin (11 Ji '
beddin)!. draperies 1 ll ·
.et1. 9.99
ea. 9.99
ea. 3.99
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1.99-2.99
99c-4.~9
19.99
29 •• 9
9.99
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Sutl•AMl•OI
HALF·P!UCE
SALE
South Coost Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa -546-9321
Shop Wed., 9 to9:30; Thurs.·Sat., 10 ·9:30; Sun., l-2-5
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TOWELS, LINENS
Camella polye'i ter t.ihlecloth ( llJJ:
:in.1x1 &l",lif>' & h>'.,Hll>' 19.99
40.00 f1)"x124" oblong, ov.i l 24 .lflJ
if>.()() h.S" round 15.CICI
ll.50 b5"x86'." oval . 19.99
35.50'"5"x106" ov,11 21.99
2, 1 O m,uchinK napkins 1.49
3.00 1lJ74 ftll calencJ.irs l:tOJ 1.49.
Assonfd Fieldc·r~I towcli-t.JOJ:
·.s.51) ba1h towel\ J.99
2.71) hand towels 1.a11
1.10 wash' cloth 79c
Country Flowl>fS .vinyl tJhlt'Clolh ( IOJ:
4.00 52" SQUJfe 1.'l'f
b.00 52"x70" obloni.:, ova l 2 .'JCJ
8.00 hO"x'ffl" ohlon~. ovu l 3.'f'f
7.(X) Ml" fOUnd 2.9,
1CJ.00 •70" round J.99
towels, linens ]()
ENTERTAINMENT, APPLIANCES
84.'J'i M1cH.ind 'J" diagonal B/IN (7221
l.J9.'J5 Zenith 12" diagon.11B/\N1 722)
149.'.fS RCA lU" dia.Ronal 81\V !7221
6J1J,q5 Mo1oro1.a :ZS" diagonal ctr. (722)
2qt),q5 Mo1010IJ sterl'O/tJPl' 17:.!HJ'
J 4').1J'i Sent inal slereo/IJpe f72 8J
43q_tJ5 Toshibd !1J': diagonal elf. 17:?2)
·4,f,q ColumhiJ, Warner, Rt•pri~e !p's
4.';18 .all record nt.'l'<.!les in ~10<.k
.C.69 R(A tlJssic lp's code E !7.l'JJ
.C,)8 v.11 . 60 min. hl,1nk ldpes
li.38 val. ~JO min. hldnk t.ipes
f)q_qi;
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121),C)'j
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3.99
2/).29
2/4.7CJ
219.9S
171J .'f'i
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25q_ qs M.iytaA Jutom.1tic' wJ\ht•r
11J9.q5 W'sl/Mouse 2-spd. \\'.l~hl'r
54tJ.9S (iih. 21 t u. ft. Sicle l( side
54q,q5 W'sl/Mousc 21 t'u, fl. <;-x-s
679.tJ5' W'/hou~e :l.'i cu . it c;.-x-s
319.1J.~ (;ih. l 'i Lu. (t . fr('('zl'r (721)
219, ljS O 'Ket>fe/Ml'rritl KJS ·rc1n~L'
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379.'15 Calolic JO'.' HJS r1-te. (7:17)
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·$31 9
1elevisions 722. records. 723 , slereos i .!B, rL'·
fr il(etators 721 , r,1ni.;es 7]7·
BUDGET STORE DOWNSTAIRS
. WOMEN'S, .CHILDREN'S
5.tJtJ.f,,qtJ misses' Jssl . ~hirls t81X)) J.CJtt
6.'J4.J-10.'W misses' p.anls, 8-18 (HOOi 4.'JIJ
4.'J'J-8."J') collon ~ep.irJles IH<KlJ :.Z .CJIJ
7.t)IJ.l}.IJIJ misses' sweJICIS (800) 6.91), 7.C)C)
... '}IJ.&.'.11J 1ur1le swe.iters !RIM)) . 4.CJ'J
l'J.IJtf-24.IJq·misst.'S' p'suits 1810J 15.99, 19.99
10."N wom. p'suils, 14 '11-24 !11 ~Bi b) 7.99
-7_qq wom. p.inl IQP', 40-44 (604) 5.CJCJ
6.<Jlj-9.'JIJ worn. S\Vt"Jl~rs.,4 2-4f>(81i4 J 4.99, &.C)Cf
12.91) Yi-size jcrsey·dr. (81 f)) 6.lllJ
16.1"1·2 1.1Jq jr. dre)~l'S 162'11 10.00
5.911 jr. turtle S\\'f.'llle rs (80 1) J.99
11 :qq jr. pants, .a~sl. 18111) 7. CJCJ
2'J.tJ<J.J 1J,'}'I .irry.,pilc <:OJls(82HI 19.99, 2CJ.C)CJ
S36 f.1~h. l"01l\S, 8-16 (8281 24 .99-21),C)IJ
4,lJCJ-5.S(l warm sll'eP)lo"·ns 18111 3,59, 2/Si
5,qq w,nm brushed pJj.Jmus IR21 I 4.5 9, 2/SC)
11_c111 nylon c.lhJns, c:olors 181 .51 &.CJ9
4.1J'l·5.'l'J quilt. robes, lfl-lh (81 .11 J.C)CJ
S.1)1J Jr. culoue loun1-ters (802 1 4.29, 2/S8
l .1 q.].50 asst. hr.is 181 qi I .&If
7.00 nylon hod)'>h;ris 162111 3.99
'l'k: qul't!n size panty hose (41151 79c
.C.lJ'I pl.ic:ket-front bodyshirls(40.;) 2.'J'J
3.'N-4.9q asstd. ti.ndh.l~s 1627~ 2.99
1.5'J costume jewelry t82&J SCk, l/SI
1.tl'l·2.'J'J knit hats, ma'ny !82b) 99c, 1.99
4.'}lf.5.l)IJ knit kal/SCarf ~S (8Jf>J J.99
2.q11 lcnit ).lloVes l82hl -1 .~
11.'J.'l·l2.'J'J-women's shoes (8121 7.99, 8.'4J
' 6.<J'J jr. hoys' jackets, 4.7 (8081 4.CJ'i
J .q11.5,q1J 101 i.;irls' dresses, 2·4 {8081 1.99,2.'f'f
7.1111·8 .. 50 101s' l~ini.; sels(808J 6.Sq.
9.<Jq Kirls'. .icry. pile jacke'ls,4·12 t824) 7.CJCJ
l .'19·5.'Jq boys' p.inlS,8· 18. i82il 2.•q
13.<J'l-l'l.99 boys' oulf'rwr, 8·18 (82 2) -9.9'1
'4.tJtt-5.IJ'I boys' sweaters. S-M·L 18221 J.9<J
2.q•J boy>' spl. sh ;ns, 8·18 !8221 1.99
spoflsw~ar 800, misses' d1esses 81 I), \\'omt•n's
804, 81 b, jrs. 801, 829, HnMerie 80l 81 l. 810,
821, Kirdles 819, shoos 812, hosil'•Y 40:"1 ,1c-
cessories 82&, 827, Kirls' wear 824 , ho ys' A22,
children's 808
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$70·$75 douhleknll ;u;IS 18141 · · 33 .00
4.lj9.8.'N lg. slv. sp.sh irts (80.51 J.9Cf·5 .99
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<J. 48 col. cord. fl.ire il'.-ins t8 I 7) J. 9'f
S.<J8 lop-make asst. ieans t8 17J 2,9q
12.00 cuffed s1re1ch-kn i1 pants(817) 7.91)
2.9Cf men's belts, v.lr ied 1806) 1.1)9
men's sporl s\veJr 805, 817; clo1hin)( n.t4, iur-
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4.411 if perf. no-i1on prinl !\\'. sh!s. t80lJ 2.'f9
3.7tJ pr, no-iron prinl pillO\\'CJses (81fJ) 2.7CJ
8. qlJ goose fea1her ptl IO\\'S (801 > 6. C)'f
4 .1.ttl polyester pillO\\'S, :.ioxi6 !8011 3.99
S.1111 polyester Queen p1llo\vS,,(803) 4.99
6.99 Poly~ter king pillo\vS 18031 5.99
4.49 no-iron h\I. sheel s, solids ~8f)J) 2.'fC)
·S.49 no-iron so lid full sMeets (60J) J,C)fJ
8.99 no-iron solid Qn . sheels 181111 S.'f9
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52.99 if pe1f. dual kg. elec. (6.25J 29.99•
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99c-2.99 Xmas-vinyl. t'cloths 18J 11 49c· I .4Cf
2.79-6.99 Xmas. cotton cloths 1831) 1'.19·3.49
2.49-s.qq boxed g;fl se1s i8lll · 1.25·2.99
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dr1peries 818, rug< 811, domestics 803, bed·
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. Chrislmat b • time of mlud trod!· Che best In me, and It i3 a time or
tton1, /eeUngt and emotiona. • , • &eer Ub DO other that l want to do To each indivkh.ldl it llas its own · • • meanitip, ... fond memortes.: .bright for ~thers .~have otbers1to do for. l~opt1 ... renewal and rebirt-h .•• trad~ Its a tune when I ~rved1y ex·
tJon and the 'bto.tnnlng. press ~y ,,love to all near apd dear
Today, wt' break from t(<!dltion, ' lq me., .,.. · ·
This spoce1 customarily devol•d IO , It's a l1oie I I..t 1,...aro .to as
Am• Lander'! annual Chri,tmli.•~1; •"\he '~• c8rds l>rlnC no;w> ll'f\lJI
sage, is being re placed bl.~~coium" so tn1ftY :.na. never corr~ •l any
wrmen by ti~ Women'• ll.114r1menl Olilef tlljle ~ ~ear.
telhng aLl of you , iDhot 'thta ••"II Jt'o' a U. when I want to show
special day meat1s to us. . . otf my ft:1' ·Creative talents.
{r *: * Jf 1 a tip\e I drag out my fa vorite ' ""'1Peo and bake like mad, so I can
Ovistmu Ill the one timli of year pacbce oomethlllg I made.~
that I with I bad been bl-wl\h It'• a time 1« !e1Uve dtcQrallng ...
It's a time ror tbe warmth of rekindled
frien dship.
It's a very special time, because to
me. so mehow all ol the smiles seem
more genuine. ' • · r ~BEA ANDERSON
* * *· Quistmu, ~ -.y, i3 1 ... • ~dren.
We grow,,.upo complain of acbMI( Jeet,
light budg.U, croMled ~reo and having
to l:!uY something for ~ we1 ,really.
don't lijre. • ·'
Christmas is more than that.
It's having your own lam!ly 3,000 miles
away for~ the fint· Ume--•n4 f mding
your in-laws welcome you into a new
~ at least a dolm kids. Ibo smell of pine boughs and glowing
It i3 a seQon that truly brirlg1 out candles.
family clrde. , .~: ~
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Merk Sc~tt ~ atendin9) en~ r
Jack Mint er 'F.eint , at Ho,,, ' ~ };, '
Haven Schoo . Discov e rin9 the·
need for more equipment ere
Robin Rin9lom (et ri9ht, left l.
Sue Simone end DeeDee.
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Juniorcttes, a group 0£ Huntington
Beach teenagers sponsored by the Junior
Women's Club, decided to help-make
Chrialmas merrier for patients. at Fair-.... _
view State Hospital.
Their project bas boon making and
stuffing stockings !or th hospital.
Working with net and . felt to create
stockings is C&rrie Taylor .(at left) and
wrapping gilts al'< (at right, left to
right ) Julie Cozy, Joyce Tate and Susan
Kienman.
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gift from a brother, separately from
~1om and Dad, another firsl· time .
II" baflng the ciao for Chrjsbn.45
Eve, just to be together. To measure
the f1mlly again Jn how 1nany little
onet are lhtre· to wonder at th~ tree.
·!ind, Chrlstmaa I eta I"'' all be children
-for )li!I a Utile while. . . -AULlSON DEERR
• * :.*: • * '.Chrietma; is too :commercial .. too
trit1 . • • counted in the ,number of
cards . 9ellt and ·received, u.e· gifts given
and gotten, parties invited to ..•
.. 'nlat was a common complaint shared
by my . frieoM. ahd myself over the
past years.
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family \\."OIJld be together more than
just on this one day and my friends
and I would see each other of.ten , sharing
our thoughts and experiences.
Things have changed .
Ttie family, hasn't been together in
years. not just on this day but any
day. My brother and I have never even
met our niece ; v•e've had little mere
re latiooshlp with our 1istcr-in-la\v.
Friends have spread apart too ...
to different, more time-consuming in·
terests, to schools and jobs miles a\vay,
to a new We as a "'ifc, husband , mother
or lather.
Yes, lh1"" have changed .
Now, "'hen the phone stops ringing
\\i th an old friend's greeting, new ad-
dresses are recorded from the cards,
gifts are put to use and the party
hangover is cured, one message remaiM
which makes it all worthwhile.
It is simply, I still care abou t you.
-LAURIE KASPER
* * * You 're sticky up to your elbo\\'S with
rrui tcake halter that overflows the two
largest mixing bowls and a wok. 15 1 Christmas "'orth it ? You've combed every "mall that has
all" for 50 miles looking for a lounge
robe in just the ri ght shades of perslm·
mon &nd apricot. Is Christmas necemary?
You've raved ror four years about
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BEA ANOER·SON, Editor
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Haven School In Costa Mesa are a little
WlUSUal this year -and they 'll last a
long time.
The school is getting a fresh coat
of bright yellow paint, inside and out.
Materials are being supplied by
employees of Xerox Corp. in Santa Ana,
in lieu of a Christmas party. Because
the company provided a party this year,
the employes decided to use their Own
funds on a "·orthy project for the holiday
se8ion~ ·•0oe of the company's employes. r.trs.
• ~ Theo Simone, knew of the school's needs
beCause her daughter Susan had been
a volunteer at Hope Haven. • f Painters !or the project will be
members of lM' Newport Harbor High
School Key Club and Keyettes, who
are working every wf!e)tend until the
project is completed. · ·
The company employes will purchase
a hydraulic lift for use by the school
stall In lifting the chfldren who cannot
walk.
Also scheduled is an after-Christmas
party !µoded by the company with NHHS
stu<lenlo participat~.,
---HoP.O-Ha'en-Scbool_ is_[unded bic the
Orange COunty Ass0¢tatlon !or l!etanled
q.tldren.
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Scorpio:
Surprise
Planned
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 26
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (Marth 21-April 191:
Excit.ement or d l s c o v e r y
prevails. Qiange, travel and
a variety of experiences could
be featured. Accent specirlcal-
ly L! on gaining approval from
one in authority. Older in·
dividual needs rest and so
do you. Act accordingly.
TAURUS (April 20-~1ay 20i·
Discussion "'ilh f a m i I y
members proves l r u t i f u I .
,.1ake intelligent concessions.
Don't attempt to have all your
own wa y. Ubr1 individual
plays paramount fol e. You
may be saying hon voyage.
Get meanings ac ross in clear,
pleasant manner.
GEl\flNI (May 21·Jw1e 20):
Couples Recite Vows
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HEUSINKVELD
The Rev. Robert Jepsen
condut«d the vow and ring
txcbange when Sharon Lee
J!euslnkveld married Walter
Thomas Orange In S t .
George 's £piscopal Church,
Laguna Hills.
Miss Oa\\1\ Artell a n d
Rudolph Orange were honor
attendants for the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Houolnkveld of Laguna HUit
and lhe son of George William
Orange ot P.enn.sylvanle and
M~. C!arlce Orange, Norwalk.
Other attendants were Mrs.
Raymond Creal, Miss Jenny
Lopez. Gary Orange. Eric
lieusink\•eld and P e t e r
Hartman.
The newl)'\\"eds a t t e n d e d
California State University,
Loog Beach after s h e
graduated from Mission Viejo
High ScbQ!>I and be attended
Excelsior High S c h o o I ,
NON 'alk,
ALLEN-MILLER
Orange Coast Co 11 e 1 e
students, Jane r.1iller and
Steven 0. Allen e1.changed
nuptial vows and rings before
the Rev. Richard Carm{ln in
the West Anaheim Baptist
Chureh.
Their parents are Mrs.
Nonna Miller of Santa Ana,
MRS. ORANGE
Fred E.1.liller. Garden Grove,
and the Elmer Ii. Allens of
Costa Mesa.
Attendants \\>ere S a n d r a
Berg, Debra and Linda Allen.
~1ary Beth McNally, ~'fichelle
Stott, DeMis Fox. Steven Win-
nett, Thomas \\1right and
MRS. AL LEN
Atark Garrison.
The bride is a graduate of
Estancia High School, while
her husband is an alumnus
of Newport Harbor Hi gh. He
also has served in the Army.
The newlyweds will reside
in Huntington Beach.
Calendar Cites Men ·
~1en figure m o r e pro-be called male chauvinist pigs
minently In The Llberated -men such as John KeMeth
Woman's Appointment Calen· Gal braith and Walter IJp-
dar (Universe Books) for 197S. pman. Their p ert I n en t
saluted are some men who statemenl.s have been included
no longer find it amusing to in the caJendar.
Creativity is featured; you
know how to deal with situa-
tion that, in past, had you
stymied. Technique "'hich had
been clmnsy can be stream· lined. Plscts, Virgo persooslro _____________ ;;i;;;; _______________ I
are likely to be involved. You
have chance to gain greater
m>iritual insight.
CANCER (June 21.July 22 ):
Make financial conceuion to
partner, mate. A.!5Ullle obliga·
Uon for bHI past due. By so
doing, you build reservoir or
goodwill . Capricorn may play
significant role. One who aids
in legal affalra makes fine
gesture.
LEO (July ZS.Aug. 221 :
Trying to pin down facts may
not be easy. People tend now
to be elusive. Ride with tide.
llon't Insist. You gain by being
willlDJ to observe, wait. Arle1,
Ubra persons play key roles.
Finish rather thin start.
VIRGO (Aug. ZS.S.pt. 22):
~trive for a more Independent
stance. What yOu had feared
turns out to be !Omewhat of
p.aPtr tiger. Leo, Aquarb11
peroons mlgbl figure In prom-
1""'1 ways. Ust gifts and
rosts -and possible ex·
changes. Young person will
be oily.
LIBRA (S.pt. 23-0ct. 221:
Jntuitlon"'WOrks overtime. You
are able to sense tide, cycle
-you are aware of what
people want to saf arMt do.
Tn!Jt your own feelings.
Unorthodox procedure is now
moet likely to •ucceed. SUck
close to home base for be1t
results.
SCORPIO (Oct. ZS.Nov. 211:
Forces tend to be scattered.
Neighbors, relatives are
somewhat irritable. M<Witain
personal balance -a n d
humor. Check calls, cards and
messages. Surprise is being
planned behind scenes. Be
flexible. ·Plans could change
in an instant.
SAGITIAIUUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21 ): Check apparent
minor matters. If details are
ignored, you may fin.d yourself
taking 'backward and ex-
pensive steps. Be thorough.
One who advocates otherwise
is misinformed or I a z y.
Money is involved and you
deserve fair deal. Be surel
you get it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan.
19): You receive news per-1
taining to opportunity which
would enhance prestige. Be
confident You can bandle
assignment. Means m o re
repomlblllly and g r e a l e r
financial reward . Gem I a I ,
Vlrp perllOllS could be In·
volved.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb.
18): Touching gesluro by
family member renews faith,
balance. You hear voice within
and a r e reMored. Tauru s,
Li bra could be involved. You
an able to perce1ve, to
recognize what it ls you are
and need and can be. Impact
of holiday munllll!• hlls
home.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Your Innate abUIUea shlne.
People are drawn to you now
and draw frlm you. Beware
of tho5e who want to use
and refuse to give . Be sure
lhe play is equa l,· give and
take. Ano ther Plscet Is apt
to be Involved and ao is Vtr10.
IF TOD AY IS YOUR
BIRm DAY you are I D
organlaer, toqb when chlp1
are down. You will make
, silD!ficant chanae1 In 1174 and
.; you will travel more -and
;! March and Docember will be
:: &liJllllcant monlhl-You al·
;. 1t1cl Capricorn and Cancor I
: peroon1. You are tnten••· loyal
Ind often 10 aurt you are
rlibt thaf )'OU llChl odds and
wUi delplla p I a n n • d 01>
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BETTER FABRICS
COTION SCREEN PRINTS
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DRESS CREPE PRINTS
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Prints 'N more Prints
Beautiful rons• ol d11ign1 &
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Save on Chantilly
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Save on Max Factor
Skin Treatment
Ultra Rich Hand &
Body Cream-8 oz.
size. Reg . $5.
Now $2.50.
Hand & Body
Lotion-17 II. oz.
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52.50, limited offer.
Gitt Set-.5 fl. oz.
Skin Sachet, .1311.
oz. Cha ntilly per~
fume. Reg. $6 value.
Now only $3.
Liquid er1am
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Twice 11 much u
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AstMngont-12 fl.
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Only $2.11. Twlc.
1s much u r9gu lar
$2.50 size.
Ory Skin Cr11m-
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Twiet 11 much 11
regular $3.25 1lz1.
Cup of Youth Night
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Cup ot Youth
Molstu rlzlng Eye
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Moi11uri1ing et11m-
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Special savings on
Helena Rubinstein. Dana
Cologne
Special.
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Heaven Scent Spr1v
Mist-3 fl. oz. Eau de
Parfum mist. A 4.75
value. Now $3.
~reasur' Ch.est of Gol4
Stacks .. : 1/3 eyelets.
1/3 cheeklets. 1/3
liplets. Only 1.25.
Caurant Eau de Parfum
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only, four fevorit1 2 oi.
Dani sptay fr1 granC.1
specially packaged and
priced. Ctioo$1 from
l'abu, Ambush , 20
Carats. Emir.
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Dorothy Gray
Special Savings Event.
C.llogen Hormone Cfeam-4oz. Jar,
Reg. $8. Now 3.IO. .
Crlfl• de Chine Flip Too Lip Glo11
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Family Tie Binding
Gift ·:of the Magi: Love
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"Get a haircut.,, hand, added leather strings and placed it into a Jong, If I said It once last year, th in box and put It under
I said it a million times. And the tree.
after each admon1tion my son 1 could hardly wait until
would snap his neck, fl~ the ~ · F · hair momentarily -·t his my son it. o r tt ..... wasn't· a t at ~ but a
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eyes and say, "Bug off." headband for bis long Mir. •
And then we were intQ the' But it was more than that. for Jim _ and Jim sold his
rmh of Christmas a n d It was a nag of truce, an watdl to b u y combs for
somehow the hair didn't seem a~·-of bis ideas' , and '".-~ her loog ·hair, "The Magi as to be so Important and I a gift oot ooly of compromise, bought a piece of needlework but Jove you know, were wise men who
and began to !QI my evenings. This m..,,i111 he came down brought gilts to the Bahe in
"What are you making?" to breakfast. For the first the manger. They invented the
my &On-aSked -one--.night. i--1ime~ilLY ml saw two eyes, art of giving C ~ r I s t m a s
relaxed the . 19118 Ulln piece a nose, a mouth and twO cars:---pre&ents. And. bere....Lhav.e
of needleix>int on'my lap and "Your hair!" l gaspe d. la~y ~lated to you the
said, "A belt." "Where is your long halr?" foolish chi~dren in a. Oat who
" • "I had it cut " he 8 ai d most unwisely sacrificed !or \Von t that take a long "M Chfist ' ., · each other the g r e a t e st ti~e?" he asked. S~y he ~ the box 1\"asures of their house.
It depends on whether or contalping the headband while "But in a last word to the
not I SUffer another food at-1 opened his gilt to me-a wise of these days, let it be
tack before I go to bed." silver belt buckle. said tliat of all who give gifts
The belt got longer and o: Henry saia It all in bis •.U-two weie !he wisest.
longer. When it was finished short story when Della sold They are the magi."
I lined it with a soft, absor· her hair to buy a watch fob Amen.
From Page 13 ~
. . . Christmas Wish
BETSY GRETHER
Grethers
Tell Troth
University of So u t h e r n
California graduates Betsy
Grether and Russell Childrey
plan to marry April 6 in St.
Andrew's Pres by t e r i an
the boat parade and invite
your family from San Jose
dov.11 to see it two days before
it's cancelled? What's happen-
ing to Oiristmas? ·
Your two younger sisters, ig-
noring your request for sta-
tionary, perfume and a curler
bag, go together to buy yoo a
raincoat -a reminder· that
they are 24 and 21 and earning
salaries. Can Olrlstmas· be out-
grown?
i1y ansv.-er comes at the
midnight candlelight service
when each person's smiling
face Is lit up as the fla me is
passed, rekindling -hopes,
friendships, optimism and the
truest spirits of Chr,istmas.
-CAROL MOORE
1 have just cou1e from hear-
ing the Joplin Ranch boys'
choir present a Christmas pro-
Terrariums
Tote Tea
Church, Newp()rt Beach. Terrariums originated as
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fred containers for ship pi n g
Grether of H u n t i n g t o n thousands of tea plants from
Harbour have announced the -China to Indi& during the Vic-
enpgement of their daughter toriaa· era.
who graduated from Marina Their d e v e I o p m e n t is
High School and affiliated with credited to Nathaniel Ward,
Pi Beta Phi sorority. who invented them after he'd
Her fi ance, son of Mrs. set out to study a sphinx moth
Stan1ey R. Childrey o f crysalis hatching in a covered
Arcadia, attended Arcadia jar.
gram for the Y-Women in San·
ta Ana, and I am deeply
moved by what I have just
beard.
Throughout the presen·
talion of songs I sat and
meditated about these 20
young fellows who have finall y
found something they are good
at. Trouble in life comes, I
believe, when a person lacks
love or recognition and these
boys have merely been the
victims of an absence of love
and feeling of self-worth.
This led me on to think
about how special each person
in the y,·orld is. Each on~
of us simply wants to love
and be loved in return by
someone lvho really cares.
Christmas repre sents the
greatest opportunity the \\'Orld
has ever had to be loved.
"For God so loved the v.'Orld
that he g&ve his only begotten
Son, that whosoever believelh
in him should not perish, but
have eve rlasting life," it says
in John 3:16.
How can one p ossi bl y
celebrate Christmas without
taking this as the core of
the festivities? God is Jove
and gave his Son so he might
show the \\-'Orld his love. We
must accept his love and pass
it along to those around. us
who are in need or com·
passion. I weep at the
magnitude. of the task. There
are so many who need lo\'e
and so few who seem wi!Ling
to care. High School and joined Phi \\'an:l 's discovery launched
···-_. G~ Delta frat_~mitr. -~ tea industry. ....JO OLSON
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AFtER XMAS SALE
starts tomorrow
• entire stock of
% F;dl .g :
. Holiday
Fashions
1 Upto
~
olf off
' . sportswear, coats, swts
••
dresses,lingerie
NEWPORTBEACH ,FASHIONISLAND
LA HABRA FASHION SQUARE
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'Try Saturtlay's News Quiz
We Dare You.
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thisgreat
sale begins Dec. 26
Most Economists predict higher prices In olmoit all c~ses of ready~rnade clotl!ing in 1974. You can
beat these price increases by sewing it yourself. Be creative. Buy the best at Fabric Gallery. Join the
aware shcipper at our Last Great Fabric Sale of 1973 !
coffon prints and solids
Great v~riety for mixing and matching and
renewing back.to-school wardrobes. Machine-~
washable. 45" Wide FG 's reg. LOW prices to~
1.49. Values to 2.50. '
. 44 yd.
,.
woven acrylics
J
. Plaids and stripes in a variet)' of colors for Janu-
. ary . suits and dresses. 54-bO" wide . FG's reg.
: LOW prices to 3.98. Values to 6.00.
2.22 yd •
•
Last Great Fabric Gallery Sale Of 1973
woven polyester suiting
Variety of solid colors ; designer lengths for
·aresses, pant suits and skirt-jacket outfits. 58"
wide . Machine washable. FG's reg. LOW price
3.49 yd . Values to 5.00.
2.88 yd.
iersey prints
Bright florals and geometrics in Nylons and
Acetate blends. Sew _!_~mething bright and
clingy for the new year. 45" Wide. FG's ,
LOW prices to 1.98. Values to 3.00.
\ yd.
•
Last Great Fabric Gallery Sal~~:P, 1973
remnants
Great variety of short lengths for little put-to·
gethers, patchwork pillows and tablecloths.
So~ourrog.
0 LOW prices.
polyester double knits
'
Designer lengths and-full bolts. Both fancies_a.11_d_
solids in a good color assortment. 60" ·wide.
FG 's reg. LOW pric'esto 4;~8 . Values to 6.C!O.
2!19yd.
' . :. ... . ,
Last Great Fabric Gallery Sale Of. 1973
bright trims
Colorful variety, some metallic. Add individual-
ity to your New Year's Eve fashion. FG's reg.
LOW prices to 59¢. Values to 1.29.
elastlc web
for the gathered look in jackets, pants and
dresses. Or use it as a b~lf. 21/i" wide •.. Assort-
ed colors in solids and stripes. FG's reg. LOW
price 1.39. Values to 1.98 •
,.69 yd.
Last Great Fabric Gallery Sale Of 1973
corduroy wools and blends
Terrific volue -while quantities last. Assorted
colors, machine-washable Cotton. 45" wide.
FG's reg. LOW price 1.98 . Values to 2.50.
Assorted weaves ond colors for sewing warm
dresses, suits and pants. You ca!I sew a $50.
dress for less than $5! FG 's reg. LOW prices to
3.98 . Values to 5.00 •
. 77 yd.
Laguna Beach
278 Foresl Ave.
Ho11rs: MM.•s.t. t :JM P.M. s ..... 11·6 P.M.
Phono: 494-6695
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1.77
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Newport Beach
20 Fashion l1l1nd
II ....... : M•.-Pii· tt-t:H P.M •
ht. IM P.M. e S... 114 P.M .
......_ Phone: 644-2525
CONVENIENT FREE PARKING
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, Welcome Worthy of Santa
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Santa Claus, of course, is welcome wherever he goes. But this
year, in addition to gifts for members of the Girls Club of the
Harbor Area, he presented the director. Judy Davison, with a
donation to help support the club. Her thankful response
came naturally in the form of a big~hug. In addition to f.>anta's
visit, ballet, tap and jazz dance students performed during
the club's annual Christmas party.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date; otherwise it will not be published.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement stories, forms are
avaiilable in all the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
\Vomen's Section staff members at 642-4321.
For the Reeord
DKtmblr ,
Mr. I nd Mrl. Fr1nll. It. Sttwltl, ns Utlc1 51.. Hunlln{lton 8ffClt,
glrl. .......... Mr. Ind Mrs. Glnt Cll1nt1Jer, f47S
Ad1ms, Huntington 8etth, glrl. Dtffmller f Mr. •nd Mt1. Robert 1!. H11t1y, 1m1 s'"""" Clrclt. 'uv1n1, ber\'.
Mr, 111<1 Mr1. SllPtlln A. Turl1'f, 9731 Adl!Tll A"\11., H11nll11oOlon INCll, boy.
Dtal'flblr 1 Mr, Incl Mrs. J1fl'\ll Loving Jr .. m H1mluon, No. A. Cost• Mt11, orr1.
Dt4;11rtblr ' Mr, tnd Mr~ MICh.ttl IC. Mnter, 113'2
Popullr $1., Fount1ln Valley, olrl. ~
M r. and Mr s. WUll1m w. Pe1r!IOll,
ll1S2 Donc:1111r Road, lrv!ne, DOy.
Marriage
Licettses
MovtmHr 12, lt1J
STANAR O.SMllCKLER -lt1ndv ICtn· ton. 10. 110ff seoon11, -Foyri .. ln
v1nev ahd eoon11 M•rcle, 20, toM
W. l"61h P!llCt , Cta•dtn•.
HAA:MON·LEE -Ro0er J0$10h, ~I. 11&42 Morrlt Lant, Garden Grove
and Ahn, l4. lQOl) Cllt1thul St ..
Wttlmfnster.
NOOPIS·WtUOM -Alvin JOMPll, 21,
34052 Le Stren1 , Apt, e. 01n1 Point •nd HARLEAN, 39, lo!OS2 LI
Strllll, Apt. I , 0111.t Point.
MA•D•S·SCOBlE -RObtrl Artl'l\Jr, tr, ls.rt! ToulOUM Clrcle, Irv!,..
end LYndl Jllflf'lf, 73, lSQl TOUloU31
Clrcle, l•vl"•· tlARGROVE·PITTMAN Tlmoll'IY
Olhlet, 72, ISl Monti Vlst1 Ave.,
Cotta Mesi and JHnlfeor June, 19,
27' VIiianova ROid. Coi;ta Mesi.
Cl.EAA:Y·SANTAMAA!NA Tlmo!lly
Ch1rlts. 2:2, 102 e. B•v Ave .• ""'·
6, Bell><NI 1hd Glorle Mtrl1, :n,
102 E. 81v Ave., Apt, 6, 81tboll.
ASHBUA:N-MCFAOOEH -Ger11d Ben· nla, U, ~ Wlnten'lrlffl, lrvln1
11'1<1 Sus111 Ann, 23, 11%7 East Ad1m1
Ave .• 0••""11•· THOM.AS·SLOANE -Jeck Louis. 27, lltOt E. S11uson, Slfllt Ft Sptlnos
Ind Donni FTll'IC'5· !;I, 1190 N. COl!I H1911W1y, LI0\11'11 lllcl'I.
ROCHEFORD-WINSLOW -Lou I I Willer, Sf, 101 Mlqn0fl'1, SO.Ce
1'6, We•tmlMllr 1nd AllM!ll Loulst, so. PO e_,-Pllct, Apt. "· Stanlon. 8AltTROM.QUtLLOT -SI,_, Way111.
21, 111·Ulll St.. Seti Bitch 1nd
PUBUC NOTICE
c;illa LWI"'· fl, 1nn e111annM l-, Hunll('ll!on I MCll. FltOST·TRANTER -Elfl Wltll1n'I,
14, tit Cooilrt~i St., Cotti M111
<ilfld Mldllllt Mfy, U, 2120 Pr111der1t
Pll(I , Cott• Mew. ARMSlROHQ.ICEATHl..EY -0111nl1 Mal!'llW. If, U1'01 Qlm!on, Hvn· tlngtorr &t1tll 1nd Ll11 C1tole, 20.
lllot5 Mldclleton l.lnt, wt,lmlnttl'f,
Hov.111blr 1s. ltl3
VAN EVERY.OWENS 9Y -Edw1rd
W•Ynt• 20. 1.U T~t•lc, Aot. 9,
w11tmlnsl1• 1nd su11n C•l1. lt,
12701 lrook~I W1y, Glrdtn Orov1.
H£WFIELO·IEUTLER -JOll Cllrk,
31, 1•1$ Sfllflnoton PllCI· NHOO•I
le.ch 1nd J11n, 26, :l'OIO Pirie NtWOOfl, Ntwoort Bt11<h.
CAlllt.UlaA•IATES -Sttplll!t llobtrl, JS. $61 N. Mlchlo1n. Pllldlnft tnd
Ml'\)lf'tl AMI, tf, 151! lutM VIS11,
Apt. a. '"" r1tmenl•. STAAF·SCHWARTZ -Jolln IC.Irle,
23. lUO W 91tb0a Blvd., H1•rt BMtll tnd OtWall P1trlcl1, 70,
1'10 W. 811bOI Blvd., N~ 811,h
JAYHES-STAFFORO -LlrN Ntlton. »,.. 1'712...S•Ytirook ..Lint. J.#4., )lf,
H1Jrttl110ton &ncll •114 Su.1.111111 J1n1,
23. ""2 S1ybr1lol\ Lint. Apt. )19,
Huntington e...:11. TILUMN·8All. -Bobby JOI, '1.
«tOO P••-Ntwoort, Apt, m. NIWP')rl
81Kh Ind D1ldr• Fll'n, Q, l(O'J
Part Nawport, Apt. 202. · NIWPOrl
t!NCl'I. ... lt05EHAST-MCFAltLANE -Rlch1rll
St111i.v. 24 1107 Somtr!lll Line, Ntwl'O<I t!eacll 1nd CMrvl Lvnn,
23, 13'51 Fordll11rt St., Wulm!ntltr.
WE8EA·H0l.ST -Sltl!htn Ou1ne. 27,
7S7 Sh1H"'ar, I.pl. 2, Cosll Mt11
and Mltllll• ltuth. 26. 7S7 Sh•ll"'1r,
Apt. 2, Cll"t1 Mtll. HELM.JOHNSON -John Wlll!lfll, 7t,
tO? MctCnl~ht Orlv1, l.a!JUn• er,'" •nd Avon Adele, tt. •n s. Hloh and
Av1,, Apt. o. Fullerlon.
NEW·EVER f.TT -Oa~ld ltw!s, 74. 2S3·2llll Plac,, N1wpoff Bt lCll Ind
Klthlt JeUI. 21, SQ AllMI A~t~
Nr.woorl t!tlCl't. MIYAWAKl·MATSUO -E UO t n t
0Mnl1, 24. 30W2!1d St.. Apt. A, Ntwpol't lelcll ind Sandri Yurl~o
22, :IDS-22nd St., Apt. A, Newport ·-· RC'l"<;T£R-GREATRAICE Henry w.,._. t3, 1'36 $tnnM11, Coron• 1111 Mir •nd J1rtet Rulh, 19, 5731:
s11,.,1 C1w, trvtne. JONES-NOB LE -Jtl'l'llS Wffldall, 'lO,
208I Tllur!n, Aot. "" Coslt Mt-1a 11'1d Metllll Ann, 21, 20U Thutl11,
Apt, A, Colli Mesa.
StMMElts-GEAAl.O -John Alt.rt,
,U, 412 E1rth1m, Or1n91 Ind Oelorts
EVlftfla, 16, 206' C1tVll'I, Clltll Mesa.
NELSON·HAYWARO -LlrrrV Oua11~
l616l Slier L1111, Apt 7t. Huntington
eeach 1nd Jane M1 r!1, 22, 1•162 srw:r
l.lnf, Apl. 71, HV!lllngton Beach. WOHQ.l(ll(UCHI -Aoblrt Senu·P\ll,
29. 2223 Verona Pl1(t, lrvl11t 111d
Nancy $hlotml, 13, nt?l Vtr1no
Pl-lrvlnt.
SICVERSKY•UN0£RWOOO -R~rl.
"· 4T1 Pl'OSPl(I St .. Ntwporf ltach
end M1ri.-. 29. m Pro.peel sr., Nlw1lort l tach. REHLING-STACKAltUI( -ltlchlrd Jtl'Omf, '4, f12 8tg0f'll•, C0ttl Mttl
encl ROM, 35, f12 BtoOnll. Co111 -· SF>VAGEON...c;<)SSETT -M•rlc Alan. It, 111 .. 2111., Wtstmln1ter 1nd Janet L ... 21 , 1912 llKlcflt1rlll Cl"-lt, westmln11tr.
PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ~~.1-~:-::=::::-:=-c==:o=::-~ I 12tl J'ICTITIOUS •USINISS NOTICI TO CllDtTO.S
FICTITIOUS •U1tNESS MAMI STATEMINT SUl"E•IOlt COUltT OF THI NAME STAT&MEHT lht foUowlnt Pfl'IM ii dc!llQ busln•n STATI! OF CALll'OltNIA l'Olt
Tht laOowlr19 ptrton$ trt .doing •l; THE COUHTY 011' OltANH
b\!$11'111$1 a': Siil SPEEOV Oft HUNTINGTON No. A·JION
COltUM/TA,LEY AltCHITl!CTURE, &EACH, 5142 McF&d~n. H11111!ng! Est.it of LURA . CRANE WIMMER ,
2!.200 La P1? ROid, Llgut\9 Hiiis 811ch '26-19 O.C11std. '2651 Rot.rt 8. Cumtnl• 11. 141 Palo NOTICE IS tiERE8Y GIVEN lo lne
Chartes Corum, lm2 Giiiman Street, Verde, ,~, c.llf. t11 04 crt!<lllar1 ol ll'lll llX!vf n•"'* dtceclent ltvlne t24'l This butlneu b cooductld by 1n 11111 1t1 1>1r>on1 n1vtriv cl1lm1 .,g1ln1t
11:"'6M"" T1p1toy. 2SSJ1 El Plclodor. indlvld'\l,ll, ~ "Id c!Kedtfll •r• rtcWfred to fll1
Min ion Vi1io 92675 ROOtrl a. Cummings 11 lllfm, wllh the ntcnwrv voucher•. !;1
This bl,lsl111$t 11 btl119 conc:hKted bv Thl1 Jl1~m..,1 was fllfd w!tn tne ""' offlcf of 11\f c1.,1r; of tile 1t10v1 1 G1n1r1r ParTne•sltlp. C1>1mly Clerk of Or1no1 CovnfY on en1l!ltd coCr1, or lo PrtHfll tl'llm, w!!h
Ch1rl11 Corum Nov•mbar 30. 1'1l. lhe necnsary v1111Chers. to Ille un·
This Slllfffltnt fllld wlttl ttw county FlflU Clfors!oM<I 1t 'ml P1rk Ann\141, Ll;una
Clerk of Or1n119 County on: Pee. l~. Publlllhld Orano1 Cm1t OtllV P119', I HCtl. C•. 7'l651, wlllch 11 tfle pllc1 T9n Ptcemotr 4 11. u. :u. lt7) ll.IJ..n ol D11slnt11 of 1111 u,_,..,lo...ci In 111 "'°"' m1tt1r1 ptrl1llll ng lo t111 nt1to ot VlaTUa & SCHICK w tCI Clf'Ctelent, wllflln t-mon!fll Iller
ATTORNEYS AT LAW PUBUC NOTICE !he' nrst D11bll«oll0<1 of 11111 ndl<t.
271 NIWP9!1 Clllffr Drln 01ttc1 NCM'mt.r 30, ltn.
N1W1tOrt IMtll, CA ti'60 PICTITIOUI IUllNISI LUCILE IE. MANLIEY
Publllhed Or1ngoe C011I OlllV Piiot, NA.Mil STATllMIHT A<1mlnl1lr1lrl 1 CTA of tllt Miele
OectrnbM' 11, 25, 1973 1nc1 J1nu1rv Tiie toUowlno person• 1r1 doing w1 .. ,.'!! "" .. w'"°"'o•coxu•""'• '"-1, 1, lt7( ltU·n tMtSlnlss 11: ..... ..... .. P, W. MILLIGAN • CO., 1'7111 tn Ptr11: A-
W1Yflrtr Lll'll, Hunllnoton ... ell fU4t LlflH'I• luch. C•tlfonll•
Ratllrl Willer Mllllgl!\, 1 '11 1 T1I: !114) ff4.7KI
Wl'fflttf' L111t. Huntlnoton 8Mch t16" Altorf!!J lot Adml•IITT•1'11• FICTITIOUS IUSINESS " Tiiis M lneu 1s (onCl\ICltCI by in Publ•sl!ed Or1n0t CHS! 01lly P!llll
NAMI $TATEMllNT llWll'ii<Wtl. Dlc.mblr •· 11 , 11, 2S1 ltn )IM.71
Thi following person I• doing bulln111 P. w. M1mo1n
11 : This 111t1men1 w11 fllfd wl!ll 1n• PUBLIC NOTIOE
PUBUC NOTICE
Ill JACI( T. SHOES I. BAC.S Counl'f Cltrll of Or1ngf CwnlV on'l-------------
(21 OLIVARES INTERNA.TIOHAL, '"' N-blr ll), ltn. 'ICTITIOUS IUllNISS
Clf\tW Slfflf, Cost1 MQ•, Cati!, 0'1621 ':lftll NAMI STATlEMINT Jack Tyler Fetnv. ,.,, Center Slrflt, Published Orell(ll Cm.st Dilly Plto!, Tht tollowlriu person ;.. ODlng blnlnt$t
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SOLID & PRINT.
REGUUR LENGTH
I LONG DRESSES
WET SEAL CHARGE
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to $40.00 s12
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to $20.00 t Blouses & Tops ! llANKAMERICARQ
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SWEATER TOPS
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Regular
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TO
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CO-ORDINATE SPORTSWEAR
f l/3 Off Regular Price ,,.___ ___ ---::-----' t All Sales Final
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Tlll1 1i.tem1nt Wll tiled Wiii'! Ille Av•·· FUlll'flCl!'I. C11ll. 926.ll an4 ';:=====================-====:_:; Countv Citric of Orangt County on 'ICTtTIOUS IUSIMlESS Thlt buslnHs is conaucttll by .,, h -De<tmb« 17, 19n, NAMI ITATliMaNT lndlvlClutl.
F·)Olll Tiit lollOWlf'lll person 11 doing butlnnl Ml'V E Wa lt1
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Sylvia Porter's readers can beat that headline
... she told them how lo save up lo 25 % on
meal buys, as much as 20% on canned goods:
'Follow the
most
fundamental,
simple and
ordinary of an
the rules .••
Shop the
specials.' ,
Mnybe it seems obvious, but when Columnist Sylvia
Porter tells her readers something like : watch
newspaper ads for bargains, she always goes the
extra step. She asked questions of some of the
food industry's leaders and found out savings can
amount to many, many times the 41h % predicted
rise in overall food prices. That's economic advice
you can believe.
Test it for yourself. Check the specials in the bar-
gain-laden ads of the Wednesday Food Section every
week in the DAILY PILOT. And if you want more
Ups , on getting your money's worth, read Sylvia
Porter's "Money's Worth" column appearing sev·
era! times each week In the financial pages of the
DA ILY PILOT.
The One That Means Business
DAILY PILOT
PubUI~ Or•~ CNS! D•llY Piiot .,, Tiii• 1!11&me ... 1 WI,, lill'd wllt'I lhl Otetm~ 18, U, 1973 Ind Jtriuary l, SIDESTREET ANTIQUES. lit E. 11111 Coun!y (ler• of O'lf>9t Cou!\IV en a. 197• l807·7l St., Cost• Mesi, c1n1. '2627 Novemt.• 30. 1911.
Mildred E. dfl Castlllo, 390t l lr<ll Fttt1t
PUBLIC NOTICE sa~•• An•· cant. '2707 Pu1>rrs11tc1 Or•nv• co1,t 0111v Piiot, Tnl! Du1l111S1 11 conctucltd bv 1n O.etm~r •. 11, 11. 1S. l91J JU7·iJ indiWICl\111. NOTICE TO CltEOITOllS Mlldrwd E. IHI Cllllllo SU,11111011 COURT G' THE PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF CALU'OllNl,l 11'011 lllb s11-..mtnt Wtt I/ltd wflll 1111
THe: COUNTY 0, OllANO• Coun1y Cltrt: of Or1rig1 ~n1v on ---,,,=,=T>=Tclo'uc,ccc,=.=,,=,=,= •• ~-Otumblr 10, 1973. NI. A·111rll F·M114 NAMI STAT•M•NT
Esta_le of l(ONSTANT IM COLLINS, Publli"'d OrlnQI COii! Oilly Pllol, Tl'le foUow!ng perMl!'ls 1•1 dol"f o:6~e IS HERESY GIVEN to 1111 0.Umbef" 11. 11, ll. 1973 •'Ill Jlnuarv Du11::~.;:eR r. Ar•I'•
trt'dltors of !ht 111cNe n1mtd dtcKlanl 1• 1'74 3761 •71 St., Ntwparl e~~~~.1~1~;~'. ~
rho1t •U penons having cFa!ms 19•'"" S!1111..,. Auous1 K1rkhoff, no.I Ar1H1 rfle 1ald C11Kte11nt •~ rtqUlrt'd to ni. PUBUC NOTICE st .. Ntw110rt &etch. c1111. nuo
t>em, wlrl't Ille nf<Hs1rv vouchln. In lt011lyn It. Ktrt:holf, ?le6 Arilll 1..';,~ltl~leceou~. ~~loci::"~ ,':....·t:i"'~ FICTITIOUS IUSIMISS ~~i,N=rn;!,81~~~c!;:~ ·~~. OtfllTtl
!ht necessary vooc,.,..,.s. to lhe un· MAME STAT•MEMT partnirsnip "'"''Mat 11 m Parle AW1'111•, l.'""'..... Thi followlriu 91r.ori1 1r1 dotno · ...., •. -Doutllltl1 1, S. A. ICerkltoll, M O.
8&1eh, Cel. '2'51, wltlcll ls 1111 p11Ct COL l~CTIONS IN CORPORATED Tltl1 ll1lemtn1 was !llld with lhl' >I Dusl11fss In 111 ma111r1 p..-la!nlng 'County Clerlt of Or•"lle Count~ on ro ttie 1sla!1 ol w ld df'Cfdenf, wl!llln 1752 Lenvlly Awltlu..!, Irvine, Calllornla Novembtr lO, ir71
four months Ille!" tilt Orsi publle&llon 927QS 'nnt
of 11\!1 notice. OFC Le1ilng Corporillon. 1 151 Published Or1nva Cull 01lly Piiot Otttel Otc~r 7, 1m Langi.,. Avl!llll, lrvlnt, C1Lltoml1 '1'105 Oecemt>tr • 11 l• 25 1973 :MIO.ti Cherin w . Mtelanalll!n, Jr., This Dusln111 11 COl'ICIU<l«I b't • 'or· ' • • •
Ex1cutor of !hi Win ol tne porallon. PUBUC N 1boYt named df'Cedelll DFC L1a•lriv Corporallon OTICE
WILLIAM M. WILCOXEN Robtrl C. Gin.I-, President ----220 ,1r11 Avllllll Thli statement Wll Ille<:! wllh the FICTITIOUS I USINISS
L•t"'" ltttll, Cl, ttiSl Cwnlv Clerlt of Orlnotc County on NAME STATEM!NT Til: f714) •'4·7WS Otcembef' 10, lt7l. Tht folklwlno Pf'ton 11 doln>;1 buslnts1
AnomtY far E~KVtOr P·J0112 I S: Pllblislted Or1nge Co.i~• o~nv Pilot, Publlshtd Ortn111 COii! 0•11V Pilot, PUBL!C TAX CONSULTANTS . '10::U
Decembef" II, 11, :U, 1973 1'1d J a11uary Otl:tmbtr 11, 11, JS, 111l I nd J 1nu1ry l roo•hY rtl Ill At1111!1 J, Hynlln.;Ton
1, 1974 3751·13 1, 191' J1.si.n e11c11, c11111. 916~6 Tarelt A. Sell'\ee. 2\Ul s. t!rD(l~hvr11,
PUBlJO NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE No. !OS. Hunllngton <oMn, C1111. 92W 11 -----~~~~~,----·1---.:_=:=:.::__::::..:_:.::_::.____ Tl'tl1 bu1lness " condue11d by in Individual.
NOTICI OP SAl.E 0, ll'KTITIOUS IUS•N•ss TorM Sim"
1t•AL PROPERTY AT PltlVATa SAl.E NAM• STATIMINT Tltll llatem1nl was 11~ wllh !ht
Nt. A·mff Thi followlno Pll'ICNI II OOlno b\li.lntll COU"IV (ltrk of Or1ng1 Counry on lrt tn1 Superior Cwrt of !he S!ltt 1a: 0.Ctl'Tlbef' 17, 1t7l.
of Clllfornla, loor Ille Cou111V ot Ortnot All:T'S LAWN SERVICE I. MAJNT., l'·lnft
In It'll M•ll~ ol 1111 EJllll of LOIS 191'4 l(.lnoJWOOd Lint. Hunllrt0lon PubUi.lttd Qr•no• Co.II 011ly PHot.
M. SIPULT, 0.Cteled. t!llCll. c.a1l1., "'°"' P.O. aOJ: l:US, Otcemotr 11, 23, 1'73 100 J•nu1rv Nollet 11 htrt .. V glWt'!I 11111 tllol Ufl-H1,1rtll110ton IMch, C11lf, I, I, 1'7• 3'11·7•
dfrsltned wm 1111 II Pr!vat1 tlll, Artllur W1rd Corid Ill, 197-M,!----,,.-------....:.-
to tilt 1tlo11es1 1nc1 btlf blckltr, sublttt KlntltwOOd une. H111111noton &t•ct1. PUBLIC NOTICE lo conllrm1tlon of said• SIJperlOf' C«trt, C1Ut. ,.,, ..
Ol'I Of ett1r the 2nd day of Janverv Tiiis ll\l1lne.. 11 condu<:tl<f bV 1n ----,==~-------191,, Ii thl office of ll'O!lfltT A. lhdlvldvel. •ICTITIOUI •VSINlSS
EASTMAN, 2190 H1rb0r 8oul1V1td, Suitt Artl!Ur W. Cotld 111 HAMI STATEMINT
313, Cosl• MtM, COIJtl~ of Or•rttt· This ttlltmtnl Wll 111.d ¥111111 1111 Thi f0llowl1111 Plf'lonl .,. dolnt
Stf!e of C1lltornl•. •II t rltltt. t!t1t Countv C:ltrk ot Or•noe COYnlY on ""11~1: ~':w COMP'.V. _1, H•-•l•-llld lntor11t of wld dtceiiell ill !hi Otcefttblr 10, 1913. • "' .. '" "'' !Im• of dtllll Ind 111 llte rlgllt, 11111 11'40'11 ,,,..,, IMrtt, C1t. tvos
Ind lhltrltl 11'111 1111 '"'''' ol Mid l"vblllhtd Or•noe COii! Dilly Piiot, W11ll)' Blllt HOOVtr, 3171 H1mltton
dfct1Md hit •cciulrtd Dy OPeretlon of DK1mbtr 11 , 11, 2S, lt1J. J1nu1ttY Strett, lrvl11t, Cil. n105 11w or ofMnwlM. ofh1r llllrt or t tn 1, 1,1.c.. 1171,,, Jlfftrv Gltllfl', ls.en Elllel Clrclt. 1(klltlon to tllel Oii tlld lllGHMd, 11 lrv!111, Cal. '110$,
111e 11m1 of ONll\, In Ind to 111 Thh busl.,..1 11 COl'lducttd by • gt1'11r11
1111 c1r111n '"' proptrtv 111u1ttd In PUBUO NOTICE P•rtnenlllp, lhl City of Huntington lffCll, GovMy Wnlty 11111 Hoov.r
of 0.-tl'IOf, S._ flt C1llfollll1, 111ltlcuf1r• S' ..... TlllJ lllll!Mfll Wll !lied With ""
I ... '•~ -...... ,. ._-.._.. County Cl•lc of Ort""I COYnty on ., er ......... ,............ .., . SUll'lltOI COUlT OJ' '"' OICtl'l'lblr 10. 1m. .. ., SUOlllMltolCI 11l•te 111 lfld to Loi ITATI OP (Al..lllOl:fOA l'Olt THI 201 of Tr1et No. .uos, •• JttOwn 11 .. nt on I map thfflOf rtcOl'dtd In I!~ COUNTY Oii OaA.MO• Publllhld Or111111 CO.st 01ltv Pllot,
16' P'9fl 12 to 11 ln(IUSl'(e of NI. A·JM» De<tmblr 11, 11, 2,, lT73 •nd J1nu1ry Ml~t11thlOU• Maps. NOTICI °' HIAltlNO OP 'ITITION l, 1t7' 3149.n
mort commonly lctlown as; 10122 Kimt1.1la 1'011 ,ltOIAT• 011 Wll.l. A.lfD f'Oft j----::;::::-:::;--:::-::=:-==--'-"-"
Drive, Huntlnqton Bt1cll, Calllornl1. LST'rlll TllTAM~NTAaY PUBLIC NOTICE
Tirml of 11Lt C.lh lh llW!\11 l'l'!Ont'f E1ltll If NELLI~ "'ltOINIA POltAM,1 --,--------. .,,.--
of lhe Unlftd $11111 °"' tonflrm~tlon 0.C.•Md. ITATIMINT o .. AIAMDOHMINT 011'
of Mii, or "'' Cllh •rMI 1>tl1nc1 NOTICI IS HEltEBV OtVll!N tllll Ull O" ll'ICTITIOVS lUSINISS NAM•
e\lldtt!Old bY noft MCUftd bY Mort"* GEORGI H. SCHHl.101111 M• l!lld Tiit tellt..vfr19 PtfllOrt h•t lblndolltd °' Trull o..d Oii !tie Pl'OJ*'ty 10 lltrflrt I Pttlllon for ProDti. tf Wiii lilt UM of ltlt ilc1!tl111n Dv1!11t11 flllTll'
told. Ttl't Pl"(.t!lf ot '"'°"'"' bid to and for 1 ....... nc. ot L•llefl l"llrnt!tllr'+' IHTllUOltS 8Y LINDA, 4UI c.~ bl dlflOt!Md wllft bid. to tl'll pelltltMr, ,,,.,.~ lo wlllcll Ortn, Suitt 1(11, N~ IMcl\, Clllt.
Bid• or olflr• lo bl In wr111rtt lftll It mtde lar turlhtf' Ptrtlcvl•rt. 1no n..o.
Wiii bl rtct!Vld ,, !he lfol'ffl1d otttc1 t!Nt ,,,. fll'IW Ind pl1c1 flf lllatlrig Th• iJICllllOltll f VSIMSI NMt'lt ,....,_
., Mt llmt lfttr "" llrst fl\lbllCIUon !hi NIM Ill• D>teft Ml fO' J•n. •• " ·~ .,, •• f!lld In OtMltt COUl'tty tl*l'tol' 1nc1 bl,.,,_ dtlt of 1111. 1'1l, . •I t:OO 1.m., In 1111 ~rtrootn "' Mitch 16, lf11.
011...i 11111 17111 d1., of Otclf'(ltlff, ol 09Plrt!Mnl Mo. l ot Mid court, Lindt Ann 'l•rk. );IJ hie! eov.,
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JAM ES M. StPULT, !hi City of*'' An•, c111forn11: Tiii• butlnttl Wll tond\ICltd "" lrt
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DAILY PILOT
Energy Crisis -May Be Beneficial to Fat Executives = ,_ ,
By DEAN C. Pt1ILLE R percent more then their charts • 'o v c r we I g ht • 'now are preconceived notions about the slimmer counterparts a n d orUces in 25 years of opera1ion titude towards the overweight.
NEW YORK (UPI ) -The indica te as normal , and you America's largest, most un· overweight. Fat people, he rcg"larly passed over in pro-have received only one request The manager o1 his London
of the image establl•hed by
Winston Churthlll .
tnergy crisis may force many are considered obese If you pro tected minority group. said, often are thought to be motion situations. ror an overwieht exectJtlve, office, however. said the
Americans to trim their are 2tl percent over the in-slow, sloppy, lacking in self Being overweight ls not a while thousands or employers Br l t Is h seemed more
"It seems to me," llalf sf id,
"that by e·xploiting t h e
overweight and the obese, 100
many compaoles literally h!ive
been living orf the fat of the
land."
weight because ot a more suran ce norms. "WHILE FEDERAL state control. good natured. jolly crime bu t the overweight h h' d reasonable ln this area .
S..w.rtan llf · I din Th' bou and local laws make It 1'llegal d ood d ave requested 1 in men an eo1· A I th t"' e, inc u g more 1sp>vers a t 30 percent an g ancers . sometimes are treated as women. That single req uest m Y ey, e manager,
walking .. And that may benefit ot all Amricans. At least 60 to discriminate because of e<1l· Because of what he con· criminals. Firty ye&rs ago came trom 8 manUfact urer of reported uLoodori"s financial
the America n business ex· mi llion adult Americans fall or, religion, naUonal origin, siders raise misconceptions, Sweden passed a law again!\ clothing for overweight men. district see med to have a
ecutlft. 1 j in the overweight category, age and sex, there is no pro-the overweight and obese rat people, charging them $1 higher percentage of plump
His tat may be 008lin& him and some statistics place the tectlon for you if you are often are not hired for the per pound tor every pound HALF SAID A report from top.level executives than one
And Half has no persona l
stake in the "thin vs fat''
debate. He weighs ln at les!
than 150 poWlds. as much u $1 ,000 per pound, figure.at 79 million . fat ," he said. better position!. If they are, over 200. The act was held his Toronto office Indi cated found ln the Slates." Re
per year, according to Robert Half c o n c I u des the Half pointed out the many they are )»lid less than their unconstitutional. Hall said his Canadians shared the U.S. at-thought this might be because Half, president of Robert Half\-----------_:____:...:__...:__...:__:_...:__...:__.:__.:__.:_...:__ __________________________ .:_ ________________ _
Personnel Agencies, lnc., the
world's largest fin ancial ex·
ecuti ve and data processing
employment specialists.
A SURVEY OF IS Half of-
fices in key cities around the
United States showed :
-Of all executives earning
$25,000 to $50,000, ooly 9 per-
cent were more than 10
pounds overweight.
-In the lt0,000 to '20,000
range, 39 percent were found
to be more than 10 pounds
overweight.
According to most insurance
c om p a n ies , you are
0terwe.igbt if you weigh 10
Theres~ 3,
Old Hand
' At Strike
DETROIT (AP) -Most lit-
tle girls play holLSe. 'lbree-
year~ld Teresa Delgado plays
strike.
"Viva la buelga!" the dark·
eyed girl the size of a picket
sign exclaims a.s she and other
younptera play a game they
eall grape boycott meeting In
a onetime catholic convent
In Delr<lt.
HUELGA MEANS strike In
Spanish and Teresa, grand·
daughter ol United Fann
Workers President C e a a r
Qiavez, has seen a lot of
them since she. jolned her
parents on the picket line'
at age 2.
Rece ntly. she saw something
else: the inside o( a jail .
She was taken Into cmtody
with her migrant worker
parents for violation of a
trespass ordinance w bl I e
picketing an A&P grocery
store In SL Oair Shotta, a
Detroit aiburb. 'Ibey were
among 13 arrested ln three
suburban locations
for picketing. Five o! ~ ar-
rested were member• of the
Oiavez family.
SllE SAID SHE 11 k e d
polleemen and called jail a
place "where they don't let
you out arid then buy you
a soda."
"No, she wasn't scared,"
said Mrs. George Chavez
1--Elelgildo,, 23,-U...girl~n>otliu
and daughter ol the farm
unloa president. "MooUy she
was afrakl they were going
to take her father away.
"They bad put her and I
In separate squad cars from
G<Orge. And they were talking
awhile obout putting her In
a home. That had me worried.
But the judge decided to
release us on our o w n
recognizance, pendl.nc a bear·
ing."
THE AllREST followed a
restraining order granted In
Oakland County Circuit Court
prohibiting pickets within 50
feet or A&P stores.
The Delgados were among
migrant workers who left
Delano, Calif. last September
to protest the selling of grapes
harveoted by non-UFW
"·orkers. Detroit is among
some 40 cities targeted for
picketing by union members .
There has been frequenl
violence in the uFw struggle
for recognition, but Georae -
Delgado said he wasn't wor-
ried. about his child's aalety
on the picket lines.
"MOST MIGRANT parents
take their children with them
because they don't have b~by
sitters. She enjo)'I the out~
doors," he said. ·
'Ibere are 11 other children
staying with their parentl at
the old Cathollc convent, lodg-
ing for some of the -migrant
workers protesting In Detroit.
Many, like Tereaa, IO on the
picket lines.
Wlc;ks ~IDR._'/_C_l_Ul_t"""t1:-:~~ll' I
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PRINTS
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No·lron. 50~0 pol)'••t•r/50'% R Now
cotton muslin. eg.
Twin !lat or filled .................. 2.22 1.92
Full !lat or lilted •••••••••••• , ••••••••••• 3.22 2.92
Oue•l'lllatorlitted ....................... 5.32 4,88
l(lng fl•I or !Jtted , •••• , ................ , 6.96 5.88
St111d11d 1111-pU!ow caSes •• , ••• , , •• , • 2/2.22 2/1.92
Kfrig 1lr1 plllow cases , ••..•.•...•••.• 2/2.62 2/2.38
SOLIDS, STRIPES,
GINGHAM CHECKS
No·lron. 50% polyester/50~• Ren Now
cotton inu1Un. (. ~·
Twin flat or tilled ................ 2.98 2.22
F1.1ll 1111 or fitted ......................... 3.98 3.22
Oueen fist or llUed •• , ••••••••••.•.•.••••. 6.48 5.32
King n11 or fitted ••••••• , ................ 8.48 6.32
S11ndard size pillow ceses ............ 2/2.48 2/2.12
King aiz• pillow cases • , ............. ." 2/3, 18 2/2.62
FLORAL PRINTS
No-Iron. 50~ poty11t1r/50% Rift Now
cotton m11alln. ••
Twin flat or lilted ................ 3.49 2.2 2
Fllll fli t or fitted ••••• , •••• , •• , •••••••••• A.49 3.22
01.11e11 fli t or rllted , • , • , • , , , •••• , ......... 7.49 5.32
t<ing l!•t or fitted •••••••••••••••••••••••• 9.49 8,32
Standard t lJe pillow cese1 ••••• , •• , ••• 2/2.19 2/2.12
Full 1Ju plltow c1111 ................. 2/3.79 2/2.62
WHITES
No·!ron . 50"• po!yester/50~:. Reg. Now
cotton mualin.
Twin flat or titted ................ 2. 18 1 '.66
'Fun net or 1l11ed ......................... 2.78 2.26
Stand11d sizo pillow cases ........... 2/1.38 2/1.26
No-Iron. so•;. polyes!er/SO~• Reg. Now cono~ per~ale.
Twin flat or filled ................ 2.98 2.22
Full !!&I or lined •...•.••••• , ............. 3.98 3.22
Queen Ila! or lilted ..•• , • , .•••••..•••.••. 6.98 5.62
King !lat or litted ........................ 8.98 7.32
Standard size pillow eases ........ , ... 2/2.08 2/1.72
King 1l1e pillow tlses ....... , ........ 2/3.38 2/2.82
PEANUTS SHEETS
No-Iron. so•. potyesler/SO'l, Reft Now
cono11 muslin. r
Twin flal or tilled ................. 3.98 3.27
Sl1rKl1rd·11ze pillow cuts.,, •• , •••••••••• 1.5411.1.23
CRIB SHEETS '
Torlol18 & Hare pattern.
No·iron. 50% polyu ter/ 50% cotton. Reg.
Fittl!dcribshee! .•••••••••••••••••••••••. 1.68
Pillow cases •.•• ···•·••••••••••••••• 2/1.09
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Now
1.28
2/94~
Cotton receiving blanket • , • , , • , •• , , • , • 2/1.80 2/1.38
Cotton crib blanket •.••••••••••••••••• , • , .. $4 3.18
Raggedy Ann & Andy
or Mickey Mouse pattern
No·iron. 50'• po1ye1t11/ Now so'• collon. Reg.
Fitted crib sheet .••••• , • , •••••••••••••• , .1.90 1.48
Piiiow ca.sea ..................... , •• 2/1.15 2}98~
Cotton receiving blenket •••••••••••••• 2/1.97 211.58
Co11ol'I •rib blanket •.•.•••• , , • , •••••••••••. $5 3.98
(RA 6. A panern only)
Stripes, florals, solids
No-lro11 . .50% polyester/ Now 50% coUon. Reg.
Fitted crib 1hetl .••••••...... , , • -• , ,, •••• 2.21 1.78
Pmow cases ........................ 2/1.39 2/1.08
Sheats on 1111 thru Jll'l.12.
100% POLYESTER PILLOWS.
CORDED EDGE.
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Reg. Now
Standard size •••••••..••.•.••• , ••••• :.1.94 81. 2/$3
Oueel'I size , . , •••..•••••••••.•••••••• ~.44 81. 2/$4
King size ........................... .2.94 ea. 2/$5
Se.le p~iced thru Dee. 29.
POLYESTER MATTRESS PADS
Reg. Now
Twin flt! •••.••••••••• , .... , ............ 4.39 3.73
Full fltt •.••••••••••••• , •••••••• ,, •.•.•. 5..59 4.75
Twil'I fllted •• , •• , • ., ..... , , •.• , ••.••..•• 5.39 4.58
FUU lilted , .......... , • ., , , , •. , •.. , , .•• 6.69 5.68
0Ultl'I l lUed ........................... 9.69 8.23
Klng llt11d ............................. 11 .99 10.19
Chert1HonyourJChnM1 ....... '-sille priced lhr'u Oec:. 30th._,_.,..,:-..::-----.
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Man, happy rttuma
w rong 1110. atrlt , color? We'll
••th1no1 rt We'll refund your
monoy. J111t llke th1t. Quickly,
pl1e11nt1y. Come In when il1ull1
you. Tod1y, Tomorrow. In January. We're ht re to lttv'tyou.
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Open Dilly 1:30 lo 1:30 p.m. SUndly 10 to 7
' C)ty Or. 11 G1rd1n Grow Blvd.
Open 10-1 p.m. Dt'ly Sunder 10 to f
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Optft 1CM p.m. o.Hy ~ 10 to I
113 4~& 789 0 •
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CHA.AGE IT w1lh your JCPen ney Ch1rge C.d.
11 you don't hive 1 cha roe,
ju11 Me how last we een open. up )'Qt.If MW aeeounl.
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DAI LV PILOT Tuesday, DKtmbrr 25, 1973
Day at· Disneylana
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Terri Bangoy, Winner of Uncle Len _Contest, Colwcts J!er Prize
· SHE LOVES HORSES -TERRI Fl.NOS NEW FRIEND
He Pulls StrHtcar· Alorig Oisneyl1nd'1 Main Street
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TERRI GIGGLES WHILE DAD SMILES ON MATTERHORN RIDE
It Wis· Day ·of· New Experiences For Winner's Father
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HAPPY FAMILY SOAKS UP BEAUTIFUL DAY AT DISNEYLAND'S ENCHANTED CASTLE
The Bangoy Family (From Left) Sherri, Mark, Mac, Gerri and Terri (contest winner)
Mac Bangoy of 5352 Sisson Drive, Huntington
Beach, may have been the real winner in this yea r.'s
edition of the Daily Pilot's traditional Uncle Len's
Christmn Card Con•est. His 14-year-old cbughtef;
Terri, won· flnt prize -·i trip·to· DiirieylilnCI for
the entire family-and it turned out to •be his firit
visit to the Mi,gic: Kingdom (even though the fam·
ily has lived in the Orange County area: for 16
years and he has been a project staff enginHr at
Rockwell International in Downey for some time.
To prove he had a good time while Mom (Gerri) and
the kids wat~Md, here ar'e the pictures. Terri's sis·
ter, Sherri, Is 11 . Brother Mark will be 9 on Dec.
30, so the trip was sort of an early birthday present
for him,~too. Terri won the competitH>n by design·
ing original Christmas grHting card {repl"Oduced_on
Page 1 of today's Daily Pilot). It features a large,
old-fashioned Santa Claus relaxi ng in his easy chair
while going over li sts of Christmas wants from boys
and girls. The drawing took about 45 minutes, Ter·
ri said. "I usually just sit right down and do a draw·
ing all at one time,'1 she explained. "I fike to go
into my room alone and draw. It releases tensions." I
t Dally Pilot Photos
By ;j
Lee Payne l ..,.._ .. ._...,__J WHOLE FAMILY MEETS PLUTO THE PUP
Sherri Gingerly Pets Nose of Disney ~hlracter
llG SISTER HANGS ONTO HAIRDO ABOARD FLYING.fLEPHANT RIDE
Ma rk Grins While Sherri Handles Control s on Dumbo Ca r High In Air .. • PRIZE.WINNING CARTOONIST MEETS KINDRED SPIRIT ON HER BIG DAY
Timothy Clark, Disneyland Artist, Carluturn Terri al EaMI ~
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APPARELAND SPORTSWEAR
BETTER COATS
Famous maker wool coals. Orig. 11 6.00 •••••.. Now 79.99
Assorted cloth, fur 1rim·and lake lur coats.
Orig, 100.00-310.00 ................ Now69 .... 20l.H
Famous rr11k1r all weather coats. Orig. 100.00 ••. Now 19.99
,..,... Ito.let!•• tl'IOw -W--Ot.orl;ln ol lmJ!Q!Md lutt.
DESIGNER ORE&SES -• -
Designer daytime and evening dresses.
' Orlg, 110.00.200.00: , , , , , , .......... Now ... H•H.99
MISSES' BETTER DRESSES
Late tau and winier dresses lor day aild late day
and evening wear. Assorted fabrics and colors.
coslumes Included. Orig. 60.00 · 140.00:. Now 39.89·99.99
WOMEN'S ORESSES
Assorted day and late day dresses.
Ori~. 60.00· 140.00. , ... , , .... , • .. .. Now 39.99-'9.99
PACESETTER
Daytime drasaes, one and lwo pc.; prints, .
aollds. Orig. 40.00·60.00 ............. Now 19.ff.21.11
long dresses, dressy and casual.
Orig. 60.00.120.00 .••••• ,.,., •• , •••. NowSl .... 79,99 .
BRIDAL SALON '
pnaa! gowns, current styles. white and ivory,
sizes 8·1 0. Orig. 140.00-350:00 ••..•• Now 41.99-149.99
Bridal headdresses. Or~. 36.00· 120.00 ••. Now 13.tt-.49.99
Bridesmaid and forma l gowns, current slytes
and fabrics. Orig. 36.00-60.00, ••••••. Now17.19-2t.H
KNIT8/SPORTSW!Ali DRESSES " (
Assorted pOlyester /wool shirtdresses, • Ori~. 34,00·60.00 ... ; ••... · ..•..•••••• Now 21 .99-39.99
Famous maker polyesl~r knit dresses.
, 2 er'ld 3 pc. polyester and wool knit
p1n1sui1s. Orig, 60.od-100.00 .•••• • •••• NowD.tt-97.•
SPORTS SHOP -1
Long sk1r1s ln novelly fabrics.
Orig, 30.00·60.00 ......... c., ....... Now19.tt-St.n -Dres~y blou ses In asso1ed satins. laces. '
Ong . 18.00·28.00 , .. , ............... -11 .... 17.11
F1mous maker vest and ca·fd lgan sets.
Orig. 14.00-19.00 ................... Now7 .... 11.ll
Fell sweaters. assorted lyles.
B~9 18s~~~~w'E~'ii sePAAAni· .. ·:.-.:-* 0
" Fam~ maker shill'J i many styles and .
labncs.Ori\j. 16.00· '.00 ........ ~. ,,Nowl.n.11.11
Pants in a variety of styles. . ·
Ong. 20.00·40.00 .. ,, ............... Now.12.11-21.11
Skinsin·sot1os·or PlalctS. •
Orig, 20.00 .. 2.00. ·", ....... , , ...... Now12. ... 27.ll
Jackets. Orig. 35.00-72.00 ............••• Now~·~ Off
Ores!'( sponswear a!l:l longs in assorted
sa!lns and velvets. Orig. 20.00-72 .00 ••. Now 12. ...... S."
Coordinare sportswear grouping.
Orig. 18.00-66.00. , ........ , •• , ••••. Now 11.H-41.99
"ROBINAIRE COATS/SUITS '
Pantsuit clearance. polyester.
Orig. 36,00-62.00 ...............•••. Now 23.97-44.97
Pan1coa1 clearance, couon suedes, wool/nylol'I
and novetlies. Orig. 34.00-70.00 ....... Now 27.97-49.97
long wool/nylon coals. Orig. 66.00-80.00 .••••• Now 54.17
ROllNAIRE lllSIES' DRESSfS
Seleclion of daytime dre~et.
Ong , 40.00·5!!i00.'.' '''''.''' .. '.'.Now 19 .... :18.99 Selection pf 1ong dresses. perfect for the
holiday. Orig. ~.00-60,00 .•..••..•• , • Now 11.99-39.tl
Assorted potyester and polyester /wool
--1---""•'I pafllsUlts •••. , •....••..••••••• , •• Speci113t.t7 ..
--wollq'S ,DllE~IES •• ~ Sotld8nd jacqua1d l<rift dresses. ••
Orig. 36.00-46J)Q •• : ..•••.•.•••• a ••• Now 23.91-33.M
ROIJNAIRE KNITS \
Farrious name knit dresses, costumes,
and pantsuits. Orig. 40.00-80.00 ••••• ,. Now 21.91-53.99
CAREER DRESSES '
Town dresses. pnnls, solids.
Odg. 20.00-40,00 ... , ...... , .•• , •••• Now 12. ... 19.99
Group of polyester pantsuits. solids.
checks .. , ..•... :' ...............•••. Special 18.97
Generous selecllon ol washable panlsui1s.
Orig. 34 .00·46.00 .•............••••• Now 19.99-29.99
Long dresses, pnn1s, solids.
Orig. 26.00-38.00 ..••. , ...•••••••••. Now 14.tl-19.99
ROBINAIRE SPORTSWEAR
Swea1ers, cardigans. v-neck pullovers. sleev~ess
pullovers, 11Jtl1enecks, mock lurtles . in
sollds and b11nts. Orig, 13.00-20.00~ .••• Now 1.19-12.99
Dressy seoara1cs '•om a collectiori ol halters,
shirts , long skirts and blazers, in velvels,
crepes. polyester crepes, velveteen and .
nylon.Ong. 10.00·54.00 .•.•...••••••. Nowl.et-35.19
Panis in pol~·ester and wools, prints. ·
solids. Orig. 18.00·30,00 .........•• , .Now 11.19-19.99
Famous maicer wool group· blazers, pants,
sku'ls ; solids. bOld ptakls. tartan plaids,
glen plaids. Orig. 22.00-48.00 ....•..•. Now 13.99-31.n
x~~~:d ~~a~~':t~~~:. COATS/SUITS
Orig . 44 .00-48.00 ... ' ............•... Now 35.97-17.97
Assorted be tile jackets. Orig. 3 t .97-50.00 . Now 11.99·28.lt
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN DRESSES
Shor1 oresses. Orig. 28.00-40.00 .••..••• Now 12.89-19.19
Dressy s1y1es 1n short dresses, maxis and
pan1suits. In shiriY metallics. nylons. knits,
satins anp ve!\lels. Ori9. 28.00-40.00 ••. Now 19.99-27.99
Sweaier kn11s . Orig. 28.00-48.00 ....••••• Now 19.99-31.99
Denim dresses pan1sul1s with s!uds and
emt>roidery. Orig, 34.00-58.00 ....•••• Now 21 .99-37.99
YO•JNG CALIFOR~IAN SPORTSWEAR
Fameius maker sporlswear: pants. jackets,
skirts. Orig. 24.00-40.00 .....•....••. , •••. Now ~ Off
Acryli~ lurtlenecks. Orig. 10.00 ..•.•.••••••••.• Now 6.97
100% wool ,~crylic s\iea1ers.
Ong. 14 00·25.ooi . ,; ................ NoW'l.97·14.9T
Assorted print shlrts.10rig. 13..00·20.00 •••• Nolr7.17·10.97
Assorted doubtekn11 panls al)d skirts. •
Orig. 15.00-20.00 .................... -1.17·12.97
DEB·ONAIRE FOR YOUNG JUNIORS '
Sweaters gatorel_~rl1enecks, long
cardigans. ~d ~bllover$ in assorted colors. Orig. 8.~; 14.00 ........... Now 5.97·7.17
l rousert, fa:'11asl1c O~egal tweeds and
solid llannets In assbrted styles. Orig. 16.00 .... Now 9.97
Sklr(a. Long end ~riort. solid and plaid,
knft and llannel, gored and
pleated. Orig. 14.00-20.00 ....•.••...•. Now 9.97 ·
F'lll c.oord1na1es. Ong . 14.00-38.00 •••••.••... Now VJ Off • IPOllTIW!Alt-_
(Los Angeles, Panorama Oily, Anaheim, Cerrilos only)
Oi1na• nylon, shirts. Orig . 13.00 ...••........•. Now 1.97
AcryliC turtltnte~s. vests. Orig .'8.00-12.00 .. Now 5,t7-e.t7
Famous m1k1r Polyestef cooroinates. _
01lg. 1"00·30.00 ............. , ...... NoWS .... 11.11
Sporfswear aepara1es. Ong . 12.D0· 14.00 ..• Now 7.17·10.t7
FASHION ACCESSORIES
11.0Ulll ..., " -Tont·on·ione blouses. On~. 15.00 ............. Now9.97
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GLOVES/SMALL L!ATll!R GOODS
Hat and mitten se1s. Orig. 7 .50 •...•••••••• , , •. Now 5.41
Assorted knit h~1s. Orig. 3.00·5.00 .•..•••• , •• , .Now 1.17
Knit gloves with leather palms. Orig. 5.50 ..••. , ,Now 3.71
Assorted small leather goods, French purses.
checkmates, clutches, Orlg. 7.50· 15.00 ••• Now 3.17·8.97
HOSIERY
Lady Arrow bOdvshlrts, speclal group.
Orig. 12.00-20.00 .•••..•••.••..•••• , •1 ., •• Nowl.97
Round-the-ctock.! dlscontinuj)d styles •••••• Now Yt Off
Bonnie Doon knee hl's. Orig. 1 ,00 pr .•.•.•••. Now 3/2.00
Bonnie Doon knee hi's, support. Orig. 1 .50 pr ••• Now 2/2.25
Selected group ol Dearloam slippers.
Orig. 3.50, 6.00 ....••••••• ~ .•••••• , ••• Now 2.39, 3.91
FASHION JEWELRY
Designer jewelry, assorted necklaces, earrings,
rings, pendants, and bracere1s.
Orig, 5.00-40.00 ....•.•.••.....••••• ,Now 1.97-19.97
Pretend pearl n~.s;:klaces, assorted lengths, •
Orig, 4.00-12.00 •••••••••••••••• , , , • , .Now 1.97·5,97
COSMETICS
Toilet tissue, white or pink, case or 50 rolls.
Orig. 13.50 ...••....••••••...••.•••••••• Now11.00
Facial tissue, case of 12 boxes. Orig. 7.00 ••••••. Nowt.OO
BEAUTY SALON
' Yi price special on permanent waves.
Orig. 30.00-50.00 ..••.•••.•.••. Now 15.00.25.00
WIGS/MILLINERY
• Assorled knit hats. Orig. 3.00-11.00 .••••••. Now1.99-l.99
Lamb hOOds. imported Italian lamb. Orig . 14.00 ••• Now 9.97
Assoned crochet and matte jersey turbans.
, Orig. 7.00 •.••••..•••.......••••••••.•••• Now99¢
Fe!! and fabric hats. Orig. 3.00-36.00 •••• , .Now 1.99-23.99
Elura' and Oynel• niodacrylic wigs.
pr;g, 20.00·45.00 .............. , ••••• Now 4,...10.99
100% Dynel• modacrylic 'Weekender Wig,'
Orig. 15.qo ••••••••• , ••••••••••• , •••••••• Now 1.97
FASHION 'FABRICS Dacron~ VIII oolyester, dark colors.
Orig .. 5.50 yd ..•••••••• , •••••••• , , ••••• Now Yi Off
Reversible Oianat nylon •.•.••••••••••• Special 2.97 yd.
Shagbark in F,ortre11 polyester/couon.
Orig. 2.50 'fd .•....•••••••• , ••••••••••. Now 99¢ yd.
R.eronanls 50C--16.00 ••• ':. ~· ••• 1 •••.• , ••• Now 25e-8.00
Collon knits, natural color. Orig. 3.50 yd. , •••• Now 41¢ yd.
ART NEEDLEWORK
Afghan kits. Orig. 4.99-15.47 •••.••••••••• Now2.49-7.19
Progress stitchery knits. Orig. 5.97·8.00 ••••• , ••• Now 19¢
Paint~~ needlepoint canvas.
Ong. 4.00-14.00 •.•• , ..• ,. ••• ao•• ••• •••• Now1'\ Off
Center worked needlepoint canvas.
Orig. 4.00-25.00 ••••.•••..••••.••••••• a ,Now Y.ii Off
Yams, limiled quantify. Orig. 97e:·2.00 skein •••• Now 'YI. Ott
PAGE BOY BOUTIQUE
(Newport, Woodland Hhls, Sa'n Diego only.)
Large group of shorl dresses
in varied fabrics, colors end styles.
or;g, 22.00-50.00 •••• , .......... Now 9.99-25.99
Assortmenl of long dresses in many
styles and fabrics. prig. 32.00-128.00 Now Y, .. ,. Off
, ,UNGERIE
·FASHION FOUNDA~ONS
Vassaiette'5 nylon-bf1 with lighl liberfill.
Wh ile only. 32·36A. 32-389, C. Orig. 5.00 ••••• Now 3.H
,Maidenlorm's lightwetghl stretchy bra, white
. . and laupe. A. B, C-0. Orig. 4.SO .•••.•••••• , .NowS.89
•Gossard's lightly lined underwired bra. White
only. 34 -380, 32·38C. 0 . Orig. 6.50 •••••••••• Now4.91
Bali underwire bra, sof11y l1berl11Jed, white
only. 32-38B. C. 0 . Ong. 7.SO ••.••.•••• , •••• Now 5.19
Robinson's Cold Waler Soap. 16 and 32 oz.
size. Orlg.1.50, 2.50 ........•.••.. Now2/2.15,2/3.95
Bien Jolie's pull-on girdle in Lycra• spandex
power net wilh special panel tor tummy
control M-l-Xl·XXL. Wh ite on1y. Orig. 11 .00 ••• Now l .H
Bilo;ini by Maidenlorm. One size stretch lricot.
While and taupe. Orig. 3.QO ................. , Now 2.41 Maid~nlorm's li«]hl control panty brief.
While only. Sizes S-M-l -Xl . Orig. 6.00 ••••••• Now 4.49
Bien Jolie l_ong leg panty gfrdle for hip
and tummy control. While only. M·l·XL·XXL
Orig. 15.00 .............................. Now10.89
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN LINGERIE
Long sleeve brushed nyton p.j.'s Orig. 14.00 ••••• Now7.97
Lorig sleeve Collon print bu\lon front
night shirt with bikini. Orig. 14.00 ..••• , ••• , •. Npw 8.97
Assorted print lounge dress. Orig. 35.00 ••••••• Now 11.99
LINGERIE/DAYWEAR
Full and Vi slips froin Van Raalle.
Orig. 4.00-7.00 ...........•......•••• Now 2.47-4.97
Famous maker bOdysuits. -
Orig. 12.00-30.00.· .•....•..........•• NowC.99-19.99
Magic LadV-stretch b~els. Orig. 4.00-6.00 .. Now 3.1M.79
Group of briefs and bikinis ......•.•••..• Specl1J C/4.97
Famous mal(er briefs and bikinis.
Orig. 2.25·3.7? .... '. ................. Now V.·\\ 'Off
Assorted full slips. Orig. 6.00-12.00 .•••••.. Now2.99·1.99
LINGERIE/SLEEPWEAR
Nylon p.j.'s, solid colors. Orig. 12.00-16.00 •. Now7.99-t.99
Nylon gowns, pastel colors in long and
waltz length. Orig. 12.00-16.00 ....•••••• Now 7.99-9.89
Brushed gowns. long and short.
Orig, 12.00-16.00 ... , .........••• , •••. No"' 7.99-9.99
Assorted contemporary sleepwear ... , ••••... Now VJ Off
ROBES/LOUNGEWEAR
Assorted hostess wear.
o,;g. 32.00·7~.oo .......... , ........ Now 1:t99-32.11
Famous "laker ~n quilt robe. Or19. 28.00 ..... Now 19.97
Famous maker c} .. on.quUtrobe. Ong. 18.00 .... NoW 11.97
B.OOTw,o/!lfR FASHIONS
SHOE -SALON
FashiOn bQols,' kid and calfskin.
Orig. 35.00.50.00. : .. , .............. Now14.ll
Hill and Date. J.W.R. and Adgl
lmpotls. Orig . '27.00·30.00 ...••••••••. Now 11.99
Andrew Geller', Pallzzlo, Stanley
Philipson and Newlon Elkin. ..·
Orig. 30.00-43.00 ...••••.•.•.•..••.• Now 24.91
1 WOMEN'S SHOES
• Miramon1e. Orig. 25.00 ........••...... Now 17.17
Florsheim. Orig. 27.00 .....•...••.•.•.. Now 11.17
Amano. Orig. 25.00·27.00 •...•.•••••... Now 18.H
AVANTIOUE SHOES
• Caressa now-platforms. Orig. 25.00 .•••.• , •••. Now 11,H
front Row, AvenliQue, Caressa. ,
• ,Odb. •9.00;25.00 ...... , ................. Now14.n
lloOls by Golo. Sb;cca. Orig , 25.00·45.00 .Now 12.99-11.11
CAIUAI. llj!)EI
Group ol Penatjo'l and Other name brands.
Q!<g . 20.00.24.00 . , • , .•. , , .............. Now )I.II
A seiec:1ion ol ca1ltornla Cobblers and other loog l'""9 p1Uerned shirts. Orig. 9.00 .•••••••• Netw U7
FAIHION ACCESSORIES r-famous makers. Orig. 16.00-20.00 •••.••••••• Now 12.n
~ 'YOUNG WORLD FASHIONS Acryuc capelet. Onu. 10.00 .••.•••••••••.•..•. Now 2.91
$1tk ICINtS. Orlg. 6.00· 10.00 ..••••.•...•. Now 2.tt4.H
F1n'l<Ml1 maker flckets. Orig: 20.00-32.00 .Now 11.tl-21.H
HANOIAGI
V•nrl 1M1no1>1;s. Orig. 11 .00-15.oo .. ' .••.. Now 7.17·10.97
r:oorsryres of h1rgt canvas 1ravo1 bags
wilh contrasting vinyl trim. Orig. 20.00:24.00 .. Now 13.17
"'IHOP ,
Sweaters from regular stock, Orig. 8.50· 16.00 .• Now \1 Off
Fall spcrtswear separates. Orlg. 10.oo .. 1e.oo ..• Now ~ Ott
Dresses from holiday slock. Orig. 14.00-26.00 .• Now¥. Off
Fomous maker penis and sweaters..
o•g. 10.00-14.oo ..................... Nowt.114.11 ..
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Tutsday, Oteember 25, 1973 • DAILY PiLc!f
GREAT SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!
• SHOP TOMORROW 10:00 A.M. UNTIL 9:30 P.M •
starts tomorrow
GIRLS' 7·14
Clearance of holiday dresses. Orig, 12.00· 19.00. Now VJ Ott
Famous name sweater tops.
Orig. 7.00-11 .00 ••••.••••••••••• , ••• , Now 3.99·8.99
Clearance of pants. Orfg . 8.00· 10.00 .••• , •. Now 4.99·5.99
Clearance ol sportswear se·parates.
Orig. 7.00·15.00 • , , •.••••••••••••••••••• Now YJ Off
CHILOREN'S 3·8lC •
Glr11· s-ex
Famous.maker dress&S. Orig. 11 .00-25.00 •• Now 6.97-16.97
Sport_swear separates: sweaters. pants
and tops. Orig, 5.00-10.00 .•........•.• Now 2.99-5.99
Assorted jackets, quilted linings. Orig. 16.00 •••. Now 10.97
Boya' 4-7
Clearance ol pants. Orig. 5.75-6.50 •••••.•• Now 2.99-3.99
Sweaters and sweater vests. Orig. 6.5D-9.00.Now 3.97·5.99
Famous maker blazer jackels. Orig. 1X00.1s.oo •. Now 7.97
INFANTS/NURSERY FURNITURE
Infants' red al'ld white sleepwear, S-M-L
Orig. 7.00·7.50 •.•••.....•.....•.••••• NowC.4M.99
Assorted infants• clothing. Orig. 4.50·7.50 ••••• Now 1h Ott
SlroUee's assorted styles of intanls'
furniture. Orig. 17.00-36.00 •...•• , •••• , • , • Now VJ Off
lnlants' lrainer by Pride. Orig. 6.00 ••••••••••••• Now 2.99
BABETTE AND TOODLERS
Infant dresses. Orig. 8.50-15.00 ....•...•. , •. Now VJ Off
Infant boy and gir! -playwear. Orig. 8.50-1 5.00 •. Now VJ OH
Toddl6f dresses. Orig . 13.00-20.00 •........•. Now v., Off
Toddler boy and girl pla'f':"'ear. Orig. 5.50· 15.00 .Now VJ Oft
Toddler long dresses. Ong. 15.00·23.00 ••••••• Now VJ Oft
GIRLS' ACCESSORIES
Sleepwear. Orig. 6.00-8.00 ... , .. , •••••••••. Now Y:J Off
Robes. Orig. 12.00· 14.00 ..............•••. , Now Y1 Ott
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SHOES
Famous maker school and dress shoes for
boys and gi rls. Orig . 12.00-20.00 .• Now 7.99-10.99
Keds' canvas collection lot loddlers
and boys. Orig. 6.50-10.00 .....•.. Now 3.97·6.97
i\IEN 'S STO RE
MEN'S CLOTHING
H. Freeman wool suits. Orig. 175.00-185'.00 •• ,Now 159.50
Aeadgate suits, wool and wool blends. .
Orig. 135.00 , .......................... Now 109.50
Aeadgate suits. knits and 1ex1urized woven
polyesters. Orig. 110.00-135.00 ...••••••••. Now 84.50
Read9ate sportcoats. knits and woven
pol'ye sters. Ong. 75.00 ..........•.•..•••• Now 59.50
Read gate spor!coals. wools and wool blends
and knits. Ong. 95.00 ..••.••••.••••• , •••• Now 79.50
Readgate and other famous make slacks,
knits and woven polyesters.
Orig. 25.00-27.50 ..•.•...•.•••••. Now 19.50, 2/38.00
Readgate-slacks, knits and woven \'1001
blends. Orig. 30.00-32.50 •••• , ••••. Now 23.50·2/45.00
TREND SHOP
Assorted sportshirts, S·M·L-Xl.
Orig. 12.00-18.00 ...••••.••••••••••••••.••• Now7.49
MEN'S FURNl~HINGS
Robinson's Own undet\·Vear, Medalist:
Collon cre'v neck or v-neck shirts and
briels. Orig. 3/4.50 .....••••••••••••••• ,Now3/3.75
Dacron • po1yester/couon boxer _
shons. while, solid, patlerns. Orig . 2.50, •• , .Now 3/5~50
Kodel• polyesler/conon, slim-trim boxer
shorts, solids, patterns. Orig. 2.00 ••••••••• Now 314.50
Fashion bikinis. solids or prints.
Orig. 2.50-5.00 .•.• , .................... Now3/5,50
Robinson 'S' Own hosiery. Medal isl:
Wool/nylon, one size lits 10·13.
Anklet. Orig. 2.25 ..••••••••••••••••••••• Now 3/5.00
Mid-call. Orig. 2.50 ..••••••••••••••••••• Now3/5.50
Over-calf. Orig . 2.75 ...••••.••.•......•. Now 3/8.00-
0rlon~ acrylic/nylon. 10·13 ankle!. Orig. 1.75 .. Now3/3.SO
Robinson's Own shirts, long sleeve, button cuffs, . ·
regular and bµlton down collars, stripes
and checks. Orig. 11 .00· 12.50 ..••••. Now 7.59, 2/14.00
Cotton flannel pajamas. Orig. 8.00 ••••. Now I.st, 2/12.50
Large assortment of men's neckwear, all silk
polyester. Orig. 6.50· 10.00 .••••••••• , ••• Now 1-; • Off
leather bells, sizes 32·42, ••••••••• , , •••••• Special 5.19
MEN'S GIFTS
Personal leather goods. Orfg. 7.~0-17.50 •••• , ••• Now 5.19
Fashion cuff links. Orig. 10.00· 17.50 ..••••• , ••• Now 5.89
Assorted jewelry boxes. Orig. 5.00-8.00 .••.• , ••. Now 4.00
MEN'S SPORTSWEAR
Alan Paine sweaters. discontil'lUed styles and
colors, lambswool and wool shetlands,
many styles. Orig. 22.00-29.50 .••.•.• , ••••. Now 13.89
Group of knit sporlshirts, short and Jong
:sleeve. Orig. 10.00-18.00 ........... Now7.2t,2/14.00
Men's knil shirts. Long sleeve turtlenecks,
short sleeve mock-lur!les and placket front
·with collar. Orig. 14.00 ....•....•....•••••.• Now 7.19
l ong sleeve card igan sweater. Orig. 18.00 ••••• Now10.89
CAMPUS SHOP
Famous maker cuffed plaid pants,
sizes 28·36. Orig. 16.00 .•....••••••• , ••••• Now 5.97
Famous,maker sweaters, sizes S-M-l·XL
Orig. 11 .00-18.00 .•..........•••••••. Now 7.97-9.97
Famous maker ta pered sportshlrts,
sizes S·M·l·Xl. Orig. 13.00-16.00 • , • , , •••••• Now 7.97
Famous maker outerwear.
Orig. 17.00-50 .00 .•••..•••••••••••••• Now 7.99-24.99
!\IEN'S SHOES
Allen ·Edmonds slip-on. Orig. 46.00 ...•••••••. Now 35.00
Allen-Edmonds moc loe, tie. Orig. 45.00 .•••••. Now 38.00
Freeman slip-on, black, brown . Orig. 36.00 .•• , .Now 2&.00
IOYS'SHOP
Famous maker jeans. 8-16. Orig. 6.50 .•.•••• , •• Now4.49
Ski Slyle llannel pajamas, 8-16. Orig. 6.50 •••.• ,. Now 3.99
Famous maker jackets. Or+g. 13.00-30.00 •• Now t .tl-19.99
famous maker spart and knit shirts, 8·20.
Orig . 5.00-6.50 .•••.••••.•••••••••••••••.. Now 2.99
Crew socks: 8Y2 ·11. Orig. 1.00 pr •••••••• , ••. Now 9/4.19
10· 13. Orig. 1.25 pr .•.•••••••••. Now 8/5.89
LUGGAGE
Samsonite Silhouene special colors only, ladies'
In Biscayne blue, autumn bfaze. Men 's in cordovan.
ladies' luggage . Orig. 30.00-55.00 •••.•. Now 23.99-43.99
Men's luggage. Orig. 38.00~60.00 •••.••. Now 29.99-47.99
HO!llE STORE
TOYS
Banery operated toyS. Orig. 4 S0-9.95 .••.•.•. Now Y.ii Off
8-15" lu!ly jointed dolls ...• , •.•.. , .•.. Special 1.99·5.99
Slringc ralt ki!s. Orig. 14.95 ..•.•....•.•••.•.•. Now 6.99
TRIM·A·TREE
Ornaments, tnmmings, lrees. Orig. 1,00·65.00 •• Now YI Off
LINENS
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Williamsburg tableclo!hs by Genie:
52x52". Orig . 5.00 ....••..•.•••••••••••••• Now 3.99
52x70". Ong. 7.00 ..........• , ...•• , •••• , , • Now 5.99
60x84" oblong. Orig . 11.00 ....•.••• , • , ••••. Now 8.99
70" round. Ori\'.]. 11.00 .•.•••••• , ••• , ••••••• Now 8.99
BATH SHOP
Nocturne to~ ... els by J. P. Stevens:
Bath towel. Orig. 3 25 ..•...••..•• , •• , ••••• Now 2.69
Hand 1owel. Ong. 2.00 .•...••.• ,., ••• , ••• ~.Now 1.69
Waiih cloth. Orig. 95ii: .•••••••..•••••••••••. Now85¢
Tip. Orig. 1.00 .....•••••••.•.••.•••••••••• Now90e
8alh mat. Orig. 5 50 .•• , •••.•.•.••••••••••. Now4.79
CHINA/GLASSWARE
41'.Jc. stoneware fondue set. Orig. 6.50 .••••••••. Now2.99
Christmas irons1one . Orig. 1.50-20.00 , ••••••• Now Yt Oft
HOUSEWARES
Decorative porceta in trivet. Orig. 10 00 ..• , •••.. Now 3.99
• Farberware broller/rot1sserie. Orig. 54 .95 ..• _ ••. Now 49.95
50 pc. stainless steel flatware set. 011g. 30.00 ••. Now 23.97
.Ceramic fondue plates. Orig . 1.50 ........•...• :Now 87¢
Walnut-finish wood, 'l '·shaped etagere.
Orig. 89.00 ........ , .................... Now 69.99
Walnut-finish wood. 5-shel f etagere. Ong. 69.00 . Now 49:99
Multi-purpose Serend1p1ty cooker. Orig. 16.99 .. Now 12.97
4 pc. canis ter sel. Orig. 16.00 ...•........••.. Now 12.97
TV'S/STEREOS/VACUUMS
Hoover uprighl vaCuum. Orig. 69.95 ....••••••• Now49.95
Pedestal TV stands. Orig. 39.95 •..••..•••.••. Now 29..'5
RCA 8-track player. Orig. 99.90 .• , •. , , , •••. , .Now 89,tO
Lloyds AM/FM phono .........•.....• , •. Spiclal 91.P
Lloyds AM /FM 8-!rack player .... , ...••... SJ)9cial 99.18
Lloyds AM/FM 8-track phono with cart .•••. Speci11161.18
LAMPS , t
Br onze table lamps. Orig. 49.95 ...•.••••••••. Now 39.15
Ginger jar lamps, enamel decoration. •
Orig. 99'.00 ...... ·-· .•..••••••••••••••••. No• 69~
ART GALLERY , "
Miniature original oils. Orig. ~~.9~ ......•.. , •.. Now 9.~
CURTAINS/DRAPERIES ,
Hollywood covers, 39". Orig. 24.95 •• , •••••••• Now 14:)§
Btoomcraft quilted spreads, 100% cotton: ...
Twin •••.••••••••.•••••••• : •••••••••••. Now17.99
Full ••.•••..••...•••••••••••••••••••••. Now 19.99
King •...•... , ..•.........•...••.• , •••. Now 29.99
Assoned headboards. Orig. 39.95·206.00 •••.. Now Yl Off
Curlains. assorted styles;
24". Orig . 3.65-4.95 •.....•.••••••••••• ,., .Now 1.H
30". Orig. 4.15-5.25 ..•..•.•.••••...••••••. Now 2 .. 11
36". Orig. 4.65-5.75 .•..••...••••••.•••.•.. Now 2.3t
Valance. Orig. 2.95-3.75 .......••••.•••••.. Now 1.00
Cuslom spreads. Quilled and woven:
Twin. Orig. 50.00-100.00 •••••.•••••••••• , Now Ya Off
·Full.Orlg.60.00-120.00 •••.•••••••• ;, •••• Now V. Off
King. Orig, 70.00-200.00 .•...••••••• '.; ••• Now Ya Oft
Miniature velvet throw pillows. Orig. 4.00 , ., , , •• Ncaw 2.H
ART/GlfTs '" •. ~
limited edition Grandma Moses plates,
set of 4. Orig. 85.00 ...••..•...•.••••••••• Now 51.00
Group·ol antiques: furniture, ceramic and .
metal decorahves . Orig. 35.00-450.00 •••. Now Ya·¥i Off
RUGS/CARPETS ~Pc. reVersible braided rug set. 2x3',
,"° 4x 6', 6x9'. Orig . 80.00 set .........•••••..• Now 3tt9
Wool pile Oriental design reproductions, . ..-••
assorted palterns and colors.
·27x48". Orig. 35.00 ..•.••................ Now.25'.oo
10x14'. Orig. 479.00 .................... Now 3H.tt
'Ch1ntz' beautiful white background with
Colorful Udwered pattern. Rusi , green or gold. .
5'6"X8'6". Orig. 204 .95 ....... , ••..•.•... Now; 174 ...
8'6"xf 1'6'', Orig. 369.95 ........••••••••• Now 319.19
'Estella' woven acrylic pile MediTerranean '
design rugs. fringed ends, assorted colors: · •
6x9'. Orig. 140.00-••••••••••••.•••••••••. Now·M.11
9x12'. Orig. 256.00 ••...•.•.......•••••. Now 1tl.tt
'Furcali' pretend fur rugs, white or brown:
3x5'. Orig. 34.95 ••••.••••..••••••• • •••••. Now 2c.n
4x6'. Orig. 49.95 •...••••••••••••.••••... Now39.19
6X9'. Orig, 89.95 .......•..••••••••••• , .. Now119.99
8'3"x11'6'. Orig. 159.95 .........•••••••. Now12t.M
'Renaissance' Dacron• polyester pile, patterned: .. \. •.
6x9'. Oriq .. 100.00 ...................... , N"1!:50.00
9x12'. Ong. 200.00 ...................•. Now100.oo
'Whirlpool' uniquely designed area rug, ol ive. ~
rust, gold and peacock . 42x66". Orig. 79.95 .. Now 59.99
5'6"K8'6". OriQ. 189.95 ........•••.•••... Now 149,99
8'3"xl1'6". Ong. 299.99 ....••...•••..... Now249.99
1' round . Orig. 219.95 · ...........• , ..•.•. Now 179.99
Cabin cralt plush Acrilan• acrylic pile
broadloom. Orig. 13.95 ........ Now 10.99 sq. yd. inst.•
Famous mill nylon shaggy plush pile, decorattve
solid colors. Orig. 18.95 ....... Now 13.99 sq. yd. inst.•
•Como~ complet• ••1oll• o•Jr tealu<ea P•dd•~.
FURNITURE
Upholstered chairs, floor samples ......... Now 25°.4 off·
Upholstered sofas. floor samples .......... Now 25°k Oii
Tr aditional !uxedo styled :sofa. Orig. 499.00 .... Now 449.00
French trad1t1onal upholstered cha11s.
Ori g. 129.00-249 00 ................... Now 25~· Oft
Heritage Madrigal occasional tables:
Aeclangle cocktail 1able. Orig. 279.00 ...... Now 119.00
Oval cocktail table. Orig. 299 .00 .•.•....... Now 199.00
End lable. Orig. 199.00 ........•..••..• , . Now 135.00
Storage lamp table. Orig. 2~5.00 . , .••.•. , , Now 199.00
5 pc. lteHan dining room set. 40" round
table. Orig. 505.00 .................... ,. Now 349.00
5 pc. oval dining room table and 4 mis-matched ~ ·"'
chairs. Orig. 101 1.00 ....................... Nowtt9.00
7 pc. Mediterranean dining group. ••
Orig . 1675.00 .................••••.••. Now 1295.00
l ighted ch ina. Mediterranean styling.·
Orig . 1059.00 ...................• , ...•• Now799.00
Continental 5 pc. bedroom set, king br
queen. Orig. 995.00 .............•...• , •. Now 695.00
Mediterranean 5 pc. bedroom set, queen
headboard. Orig. 1251.00 .....• , , •.. : •••. Now 995.00
SLEEP SHOP
Slmmons Back Rest I mattress or boxspring .
NOTIONS Firm suppor1, floral quill cover.
Portable fans. Orig. 12.95 •••••....••...•••... Now 6-;'49 ---lwtn. Orig,-59 95-ea...p<:.. • • ••• -~Now 49.00 ••·pc.-+----
Contour pillow. Orig. 5.00 ••••..• , •••••••••••. Now 3.99 Full. ()rig. 64.95 ea. pc ............. Now 54.00 01. pc .
sr•noNERY King. Orig. 249.00 set ................ Now 119.00 .. 1 ~ Sealy Poslure Form Deluxe firm mal\ress or
Christmas candles, boxed Christmas cards. boxspring. Twin .' ........ , ..... Speclil 49.00 ti. pc.
Orig.1.00·12.00 .•.•.••....••.•••••••••• Now 'h Off Full ...... : .....•............ lpecl1159.00 ••·pc.
Photo albums from Crown. Orig. 5.00 ••••••••• Now 2/5.00 King •.•..............•...•...•• lpec:.111219.95 .. t
S1a1ionery. Orig. 1.00·3,00 .................... Now 'h Off Roblnelre full size sleep sofa,
Photo carouse ls. Orig. 7.95 •••••••••••• ,., •••. Now 3.ft Herculon• Slripe .............••••••• Speclll 2H.95
IOOKI Love seal sleeper. Herculon• plaid ......•• Sp9ctal 211.ff
'Websler's Encyclopedic Dk:tionary Of
Engllsh language.' Orig. 39.95 ••• ;: ••. Now 10.n
'Backgammon of Today.' ;,-.....--.. ••• , •••• lpeclel 1.-11
9 Record set of worJd's greatest ·
pteno music : : ••••••.•••...••••. Special 1 t.M
Huge 1ssom:nent of reference end
11c11on. Orig. 2.95·9.95 •.•.•••.• Now 1.11, 211.n
Full size sleep sofa. He(culon• stripe ..•••• Spectal 2tt.t5
Aobinalre queen size sleepe r, roll arm
styling ................. : ........... Sptclal 321.15
Slrncnons Hide-A-Bed' sleeper, trad itional
slyllng. Orig, 455.00 .. , , . ., , •......• , , , •. Now 359.95
D!CORATIVE FAIR.CS (Los Angeles s1ore only)
Oecoralive d~apery, slipcover and upholstary
fabtlcs. 011g. 2.50·9.00 yd ................ Now \\ Off
Li•lld ••111it1.11. ••Y 1111 111-ol·•·kl1d; 1dd lets, b1ok11 sizes, misnll11H11. Ne 1111111. 11cU.S111r C.O.D.'s. Ne uil er """ 1rdtrs. All 11 .. s s•t ti ,rill Hit. Ptic11 '"'" t11 sil< it111s 11l1ss 1thnri11 Ml~
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Ba11k Vault Hostages Doit1g Well Now
STOCKHOt~~t. Sweden (AP I bikinis on the sunny beaches
-Four yoW1~ bank tellers of Cyprus and Saefstrom •was
held hostage 1n a \'ault by said to have gone to an un-
robbers last August have disclosed \'acalion hidCaway.
resumed normal Jives -but At the same time. a damage
thousands of doll ars richer. suit in behalf of the four \Vas
Their tmployer1 the Kredlt· y,·orking its way through the
banken. gave each a $2,400 Swedish legal system, asking
bonus plus a three-month the government for $4.400
vacation. The three "''omen damages because of l h e
hostages sold their stories to holdup.
Sacrst rom. Miss Enmark and
li1rs. Lundblad were back at
their jobs at Kred ltban ken,
although each or them still
had \facation time coming.
A~TllOUGll D()Tll
Saefstr&:m and Mrs. Lundblad
have said they plan to remain
"''ilh the bank , Miss Enmark
said recently that she will
shortly quil her job to resume S\\•edish publications for $9,500 By late No v e m b c r.
each and the only male sold ,--------------------
his account for $4,000.
All refuse now to be in-
terviewed unless they are paid
ror thcn1, prompUng tlle .
Swedish Journalists Union to
complain about "checkbook
journalism ."
studies.
Ni Is Staangberg, Kredit·
banken executi ve vice presi-
dent, said he is aware that
Miss Enmark is planning to
leave, and addOO :
"But to our knowledge tt
is not because of shock or
criticism by fellow workers.
I l is because they now have
the economic means to con·
tinue their studies."
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Out-of-staters Not Teswd
Cl pltal Ne-..·s Service
SACRAMENTO -Si n c e
1927, out-of-s tate drivers "'·ere
required to take a lest or
driving ability before they
could be issued California
dri ver's licenses -but this
requirement has quietly been
shelved.
Department of M o t o r
Vehicles ran a survey btgin-
ning in August 1972 involving
39,000 out-of-state drl\'ers. The
road test was given as usual
to JS,000 of the license air
plicants, and 24,000 had the
test "''al\'ed.
TlfEltE \\'AS NO significant
differenre between the tested
and untested groups in the
number of accidents and traf-
fi c convictions t h e y ac-
cumulated after six 1uonths
of driving.
OMV Director It o b e r t
Cozens es timated the state
will save $380,000 by not hav-
ing to give sonic 198,000 tests
to out-of-state dri\'ers sel'king
Califon1ia licenses.
''INCREASING similarity in
licensing standard! and driv·
. ing condltl9'1S b e t w t e n
Cn\ifom!o and other statl'I
raised a queStton as to the
value of continuing th e road
test refiuire1ncnt ," Co z en .t
said. 1
In addition •·the federal
government's Department ot
Transportation has laid down
minimum testing standards
for all states. making il Jes~
likely that poor dri vers would
l>c licensed elsewhere before
coming to California," ihe
director said. -
FOR SIX DA VS. beginning
Aug. 28, the four tellers faced
death at the hands of ty,·o
ex-convicts who herded them
into the vault of the doy,·nto"'"
bank in an attempt to bargain
a getaway .
.Everything's priced for a fast sellout, so get moving.
\Vhen the holdup men finally
surrendered and the hostages
-Birgitta Lundblad, 32 ;
Elisabeth Oldgren, 21; Kristin
Enmark, 23, and S v e n
Saefstrom-;-25-were set free ,
psychologists predicted the
four would fa ce months or
even years of mental anguish.
Some said they might never
fully recover.
Today, three of the four
are back at their old jobs
while the fourth. A.1iss Oldgren.
decided to resume ur.iversity
studies.
TIIE DRA1\1A brought
u·orldwlde attention as the two
gunmen -Jan Olsson. 32.
and Clark Olofsson, 26 -held
off hundreds of policemen and
threatened to kill th e i r
hostages if police tried to
force open the vault.
It became even more bi·
zarre when the four hostage~
said after they were freed
that they feared the police
more U1an the two gunmen
and that, in fact. they
befriended the two ex-convicts
during captivity.
Within days after their
release, the Swedish and
\Vestem European p r e s s
sought exclusive rights to
what went on behind the seal-
ed doors of the Kreditbanken
vault and the four hostages
hired an agent to deal with
foreign media.
REPORTERS AND editors
lined up outside Mr s .
Lundblad's suburban
Stockholm home Sept. 6, out-
bidding each other for the
interview until the 32-year-old
mother of two took an offer
of .$9,500 from the Swedish
newspaper Dagene Nymeter.
1\fiss Enmark and Miss
Olgren later negotiated
similar agreements with other
Swedish newspapers.
Officials at Krerutbanken,
some of Y.'hom were highly
critical of comments tbe four
made for pub I ication ,
nevertheless approved t b e
bonuses and vacatioos.
BY LATE Septem ber ,
Kristin Enmark and Elisabeth
Oldgren were seen wearing
State Says
N u11cliaku,
Not Legal
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
nunchaku, a hinged oriental
agricultural tool and weapon.
is an illegal "deadly wenpon"
as defined in lhe California
Penal Code. Atty. Gen . Evelle
Younger has ruled.
The opinion said e v en
possession as a curio is illegal.
In an opinion requested by
Sacramento County Dist. Atty.
John Price. Younger ruled
!hat the nunchaku should
legally be classified as a
blackjack, a billy club and
a slingshot. and is subject
to all penal code sections
restricting possession of those
weapons.
The nunchak u has b ee n
popularized in l'C<'ent 1noti1•n
pictures. lt consists of 1 .... ·o
pieces of hardy,·ood about 14
inches k>ng wilh braided cord
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SA.'i DIEGO (AP) -One pops and $3 In livestock and margins on ~ggs fell.
the natloo's fasteat growing poultry products. al'ell~ is galloping a~ad The Son Diego Chamber ol TOMATOES FAILED to pay .
for the cost of production. Jso in rural agriculture. Commerce estimates 1,500
An incttase o{ 15 percent new jobs were crelted by: the_ bringing only $3. 75 per box
s rejlOl'ted in farm production farm splurg•. this fall, and a drop in pro-
his year in San Diego County. 'I1\e biggest increase was duction was reported in fruit
In egg production with $49.? and nut crops, livestock 800
11IE NEW ESTIMATE Is millioo in gross sales, com· po:?':... also hit by
195 milliog, ine:ludlng an in--pared with $26 million in 1972. adverse weather, were ex-
:rease or nearly $2 million But Kenneth K. Uttle , Jr., peeled to bring in $5.S million
n lield crops since last year, coonty commissioner of compared with $8 .1 milllon
bout 16 million in vegetable agriculture, said pr'oJ it last year. SPEAKER MORETTI f-~~~~~-'"-~~-'"-~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~-
~ -"SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
David, son of Jesse, slew
Goliath the Giant with courage
and a sling and became king
Qf Israel.
Assembly SP!'aker B o b
Moretti, Jormer protege of
Jesse (Big Daddy) Unruh,
stunned Republican g i a n t
Ronald Reagan with political
courage and stlck-to-iveness
and now believes he ha s a
good shot at becomin g
governor ol California.
''PEOPLl: WHO tended to
take me lightly aren't doing
it now," says the 37-year-old
Van Nuys Oe1nocrat who has
yet to taste major political
defeat.
The same batting reeord
caMot be claimed for Gov .
Reagan, whose co,veted tax
limitation plan was soundly
rejected by voters Nov. 6.
Jt was Reagan's first major
C31ifomia political defeat and
it was due largely to the op-
position campaign led by
~toretti.
Before his "Davi d and
Gotlath" upset over Proposl-
1 ion 1. Moretti generally was
thought to be running a poor
third in a crowded race for
the 1974 Democratic guberna-
torial nomination, lagging be-
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a poor third. he's a strong
third," says the campaign
s~rategist for a rivaJ can-
didate. "ProposiHon t is the
most important thing that has
happened· to his gubernatorial
campaign."
\'.'hen he returned from a
post-electh:.11 trip to the Orient
recently, Aforetti found that:
-Peeple were recognizing
him in airports, grocery
stores, on street corners and
other public places where
previously he had b e e n
relatively indistinguishable .
"There's been a perceptable
diCference in the number or
people who recognize me," he
says.
-Mail was pouring in fro.m
persons offering congratula-
tions and campaign help.
'·Right now we have more
'Propo•ltfon J i•
the 111ost in1por•
tant tlah19 tl1at J1as
happened to
Jals 911bernatoriaJ
campaign.'
volunteers than we know what
to do ~'ith," reports press
secretary Grover MCKean.
-"Several very heavy' '
financial contributorl'I. ac ·
· cording to: ~1oretti. were of-
fering campai gn money.
-There had been a sharp
increase in s pe aking ;n-
vitations. numbering fa r more
than possibly couJd be ac-
cepted.
"The campaign a g a i n s t
Proposition 1 made me an
awful lot stronger in the minds
of people who hadn't had a
chance· to see me in action
before," ?1-foretti says.
"It helped, no question about
it. I got an awful Jot of
statewide exposure. People
had a chance tQ see me other
than as speaker of the
Assemb'y. And I guess I really
have Reagan to thank for it
all."
MORETTI LIKES to say,
"I never lose the big ones."
And so far he hasn't.
Raised in Detroit where his
Italian father (his mother was
Armenian) was a chef, Moret-
ti moved to the San Fernando
Valley as a teen-ager, was
graduated from Notre Dame
University, became a reap-
portioument ooosultant to the
California Assembly and -.
a Hous.e ae'at in 1964 at age
28.
As a new assemblyman1 ~foretti played the game and
loyally supported then-speaker
Unruh. The powerful speaker,
in tur n, r ewarded his
freshman protege with a rare
committee chairmanship and
opened s. -
MORE1TI AND Unruh long
since have parted alliances.
But their friends hip in the
'60s helped Moretti piece
together the CQalition that
made him the second youngest
speaker in history in 1971.
~foretti set aside party par-
tisanshi p and worked closely
with Reagan In negotiating
compromise property tax re-
li ef and welfare reform pro-
grams. But this year ~ ag-
gressively resisted the Gover-
nor's t.ax limit plan and led
the fight against it.
Many other OemQCTats in-
itially shied away from o~
posing the Governor's in-
itiative. fearing it s u r e 1 y
would be accepted by voters
and believing Moretti bad
made a serious political
mistake.
"MEttmERS OF our own
campaign committee a n d
everyone else tho.light he was
crazy,'' recalls McKean.
"I really thought the prop-
osition was that bad," says
Moretti. "That whole business
of trying to make the people
believe they were going to
get something for nothing:
PQeple aren't stupid."
Study Cites
Better Life
WASHINGTON (AP\ -
A study indicates that bet·
ter living standards a~
parentiy helped hike the
number of illegitimate
births, the Senate-House
E c onomic Committee's
welfare-review panel has
reported.
The panel said thAt In-
diana ·University SCX'lolc>
gist P!lillips Cutrighl "At·
t r ib u t e s primarily to
hettlth-related fa ctors al-
most 90 percent of in-
c r e a s e d illegitimacy
among non,vbites and '20
percent or the increase
among whites."
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,. DAILY PILOT -Ailing Wealthy Flying to M~nila ~ 'F Isn't F•ee•·l•ll
Fo r 'Fai'r·' n.e aev. vr. Paul Boe MANILA (AP) -· Faith F • 1 H J _ A Tl ul • U S from the hole, into a pan of American Lulb«an -~·healers In !he Philippineo att t CQ,r,erS ttraCt tQUSUI S t l"t • • of wattr. The pen was prom!>' ' Church in ldlnneapaUs
-> claim !hey can make !he blind Uy whisked away, the fl<Sh DAVIS ( UP I (. faces 14. month Jad
-ff aee aM cure every ailment container of coconut oll. He doctors. She rose iluistlng she Pascual's place oo. the bed. disposed of. The healer wiped Professors, have decided term for civil c;ontempt '"from cancer to tennis elbow. \li'orked qu lakly. felt slightly better. The woman had a goiter. her neck clean of bk>od. There overwhelmingly to con-of court for refusJng to
}iJ"Tbey've set off a tour;st boom. She was followed by Maria Guiterrez kneaded her neck waa no sign the skin had tinue giving f I u n kl n g tell a Sioux Falls, S.D. ·Wl~ Hundreds come each week ON A !\IAKESlllFT cot In Dolo es Pascual, 65 aod blind . and then as the two dozen opened. . students an "F '' grade at grand jury information
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~ from the United St ates , ?t.fn. Sanvictores' stud y, Guti errez tenderly kneaded people in the small room edg-AGPAOA AND Gutien'ez Davis. abouL occupatio n of ~·11 Canada, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Gloria Espinosa., 50, lay baring her brows and temple, oc-ed closer to the bed to see, say they do not know how The professors voted W,ou nded Knee, S.D., ~· Australia, Britain. Switzerland her back. Gutierrez kneaded caslonally touching the pages appeared to plunge his finger they perlonn these operations. 4&f.t58 · against a ~ bf Indians. .~·
I i. and West Germany to consult it, bathing it In C600nut oil. of the Bible. 1'irs. Pascual into a small bloody opening. Agpaoa won't concede he>-.can posal to-substitute -the "
•.. "healen. She said she suffered fro m rose after 10 minutes still From a piece ol. cotton , open a body bloodlessly. designation "no record" ~. ',!> 7
calcification of the spine and sightless. Gutierrez dropped a small bit "It is a materialiu lion," for the "F" grade. ·~
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~--~the 'l faith healers as an attraction.
For raleS varying from about
$850 to 11,130, people can gel
round-trip air transportation
lo Manila and two weeks' ac-
e<mmodations at the same
hotel visited by the healers.
"It 1s .desperation that
brings them here," Said a
gray-haired Canadian fron1
Vancouver, who refused to
give bis name.
He was accompanying his
brother who. had been told after an operatlOa at home
Iha! ~ bad terntinal otcmach cancer.
11'Ihe Philippines is becom·
· ·ing-lfie spirttiiat mecca Of'tl\e -
world," exu lts Ro I and o
Carbonell, who serves as guru
to \he spiritualists here.
A GROUP OF 54 Americans
who arriv<d ....,..uy for failh-
healing sessions represented
an investment (Or t\\o'O weeks
of $60,000 in air fares and
hotel fees. Commi~ion alone
on their air fares aJJ10W1ted
to $3,200.
For $100,000 a n d com-
missions of $6.000 a week,
one travel agency says it ~
'We have spoken to p e opl e ..,,..,
laave been eared.'
import 100 Americans every
week but, so far, there are
not enough faith healer> lo
handle the load.
Tony Agpaoa, a 33-year-old
mystic from the Province of
Pangulnan. has opened bi!
travel agency and recently
purchased a hilltop once used
as a retreat for Roman
catholic priests 1n the moun-
tain t.own of Baguio 150 miles
north of Manila. With the help
of German partners, he plans
to build his clinic to treat the
faithful.
AT LEAST SIX o t her
healers work ·beats -in the
hotels lining Manila Bay. They
perform psychic surg~ in
hotel rooms and meditate in
the conference rooms.
'1n the Jobbies, young men
and women with crippled
bodies lean on crutches and
white--haired, old people sit in ,
wheel chairs, hopeful that
within t"''O weeks they can
toss away crutches or rise
unaided from chairs.
"We came because we have
spoken to people who have
been cured," s a i d Anna
Thomas. 74, of Port Angeles,
\Vash. "I have talked to people
who had cancer, emphysema,
and they were cured."
SHE ADDED that Agpaoa, In
a physic operation the day
before. drew a twilor from
below her right eye.
Her companion, Afargaret
Bowker, 68, of West Seattle,
Wash .• said Agpaoa psychially
opened her abdomen to draw
out" a core of diseased fl esh
and gave her no pain nor
left a scar. She hoped Agpaoa
could restore her right arm,
deformed by a combination of
shingles and a fall.
The Philippines M e d i c a I
Association has demanded a
government investigation of
the faith healers' practices but
no action has been taken. The
Tourist Department h a s
enthusiasticaJly supported the
heaJers as an attraction to
the ailing.
"It is their money, if they
Y.'ant to spend . it.," says
Edmondo Reyes, the com·
missioner of immigration.
111E HEALER'S method is
slight and deceptively simple.
At a recent meeting in the
home of J\.frs. Lourds San·
victories, a holder ol a doctor
of philosophy degree in
economics and a university
professor, healer Vi r g i 1 i o
Gutierrez operated on half a
dozen persons in about an
hour.
Mrs. Sanvictores, an en·
thusiast, fll'st passed out em~
ty envelOAl!S among the pa·
tients before Gutierrez arriv·
ed. Although the heaJers claim
they areept no fees, those in
attendance knew the envelopes
l\'ere for money to be given
as "love offerings."
On a good night at a private
home, Gutierrez, who also has
his own clinic, collects fl5
to 1150.
Gutierrez appeared wearing
black trousers and polo shirt.
He plact.'d a Bible on a table.
He bad no lnatruments, o~y
plastic pan.s filled with water,
aome ab!orbent cotton and a
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211 T11isday, Otttmbtt 25, 197.l
Senate and Assembly Doors Now Open Wider to Minority Areas
U'lTeltlllltte
BLACK LEGISLATOR,
S.n. Mervyn Oymally
Con Men
Plun,ler
4 States r
NASHVULE, TeM. (AP) -
U you're a banker and tbe
sl.11' lreuuter calls, )'OU
might u k for ldenllflcaUon .
Otherwl,., you could jolo the
growbii ~SI of embarraaHd
bankeri wllo have beeo fUm.
naipmect
11 start.cl tu t month in
Nashville, when a caller lm·
peraon.ated state trea1Urer
Tom Wiseman and fut·lalked
the Commerce Union Bank out
of 115,520.
l!INCE THEN, benkr-in
three sta le capllala have been
bllked out ol 158,llO by cajlers
ualna the same method of
operation. Within three weeka,
the con!ld"""' trlcl!: '!Orked
in Sprtng!1et4, Ill., Topeka,
Kan. and 1!1. Paul, Minn.
"I bel11:~e this is a con·
!idence muter-mind who has
e ltenslvt underwortd con·
nectionlt'' said J a m e 1
Setgentbliler. a Commerce
Union , oecurity ol!lclal. "He
conie. lolo a d ty; makes blJ
coatadl. cases the situation
out and lben sela on Ille
pboile. He bu a buJillels
voice."
Olllcll1a of tbe Tcnnes,..
Btnatl :.i • Criminal i.-
tlflcatJan aay they h a v e
cooperated with &!alt olllclala
In Topeka and Allanla, Ge.,
where an t1111Uectlllul IJlm.
nam atlempt wu mada two
weeka ago.
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Collllol NOW1 Sen1ce
SACRAMENTO -Tokenlam
In electtd political llfo ts'
a thing of Ille past in-CalUornla
11 members of ethn ic
Jnjnorities make significant
pOlltlcal moves wi thln the
·Democratic party.
Black areas have alwaye
produced black leglalal<>n .
Similarly. Mexlean-Amerlcana
have emerg~ u 1tr on·g
Political leaden from thole
corilmunitiea a nd districts
'"l'llE WED alter It hap-
pened-In llaahville~
an Wentlcal try In AUanta,'''I --------
Hid FBI ....,1 Bob Fortner.
'"Ibis •PJ>IHllU7 I a 11 e d
bec:aU8e tbe coo man had ooe
-digit In th< llllo'• "" count num ber. But It was
practically tbe wne tedtni·
que."
'11\e most recent Oim·flam
occurred 0ec.' 14 in St. Paul.
A, man clai mlna: to repruent
tbe state tre11urer'1 oUlce
called a bank cuhier and uk·
ed for the money which ht
aald would be olcked up by
a state troope r. He called the
st.ate hlghway patrol, ar-.
ran1ed for a trooper to pick
up the money and lake It
lo an office at the Capll<>I.
Tbe trooper did SO, and after
a few other fast moves, the
fllm.flam man w11 flt,3ZO
richer.
mH MINOR dlffmnw.
tblo wp Ille l«hnlque 1-1
In Ille other cltl~.
which have a preponderance
of Spanish surn~esJdents.
NOW, wrr11 a new rtl8P.
porlionment by the state
Supreme Court, the door la
open to more Senate and
Assembly representation from
the rnJnorlty communities.
Sen. Mervyn Dyrnally is,
currently1 the only black
ae.nator. A 0e"19Cfat from Los
Angeles, he ls taking a shot
at the race for lieutenant
governor, and has a 11free also will be blact . And. the Democrats. Dymally is the ·
ride" which means he doelh't new redla:trlctl/11 gives Los lone black senator. The state
have to run for rHlectkm Ana:eles County a second lw three blacks in congress,
to his Senale se•t untll 1178. prodomlnanUy black district In all Democrats -Ron Dellums
Should Dymally be ·elected which Sen. Jamet Q . of Berkeley, Gus Hawkins and
to the state's No. z post, he'll Wed wo r t h (O·Jlawthorne) Yvoone Brathwaite of Lo$
be the highest rapked Negro might run. Angelea. ,
in state-hi!tory. -n---CUtrently.-tbent are-sb---There--art-flvt Mexican-
• black uaemblymen: Greene, Americana ln the s tate
R E A PP o RT 1om1ENr WUl!a L. Brown Jr. of San Leglslatlll'O -all Democratic
assures that O y m a 11 y ' a F'rancl5CO, Julian D l z o n , a11emblymen -Peter Chacon
replacement -p r o b a b I y Frank Holoman and Leon of San Diego, R a y m o n d
Assemblyman BUI Greene (a IU!lph of Los Angeles, and Gonzales of Bakersfield,
Los Angeles Democrat) -John Miller of Oakland -all Joseph B. Montoya of La
' ,, •
·,
Pu'nte and RJchard Al1torre
and Alex Garcia of Los
Angeles.
There are no state senators
of Latin extraction and only
Congressman Edward Roybal
of Los Angeles, a Democrat,
reJresent.I Spanilh·sumame
CalUomlans in Wll3hington.
Sh'N. ALFRED II. SO!lg of
Los Angeles, a Ko rean·
American, ls the only Oriental
in the state Senate. He, too,
. . ; 50%0FF ... ·;,
. Christmas { ,
f, cards 'n wraps ,
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We're OIMrlntl out Chr!Mmlt. All thott .·
WflpS. from toitilO lfttat ftguru ,'thl ,a,bonl ':/;C !o IQ with_.~""' tht°ftO:Wrap bQrH. All • ,,
• tieU-on. Card., too. 2S to • boa, all YoUr favor Ital.
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lo a Democrat. A"'mblyo"O-
man March K. Fonr of 0.k-
land , a Democrat, and Aaem·
blyman Paul T. Bannai ol Gar-
dena, a ~bllcan, round out
the 1191 of minority elected law·
makers.
Alrs. Fon'g is toylng "'ith
the Idea of nmning for
secretary of State, and
Garda has announced he'll
campaign for a new state
Senate seal Alatorre, too.
may seek the Sena te post.
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goes to the quick.
Phllcom1tlc•1
11" dl1g. color
Compaot po_ ..
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Tenneqee officlal11 u well
11 banker Set1enthalei, in-
• dlca1'd that there mliht be
one or 11vml travelllflg con·
men who UH local contact.
lo fut out the c11t. BOTH FOR· "!:1:0 I
CHAAGEIT
'.'lilh your .ICPtnntY Charge Citd lf YoU don't'*'• a charge, ·
just 5" kow l"I Wt can
"The local• are coached,
IUt their cut, and the con·
man take• of!," 1 a I d
SeJ1en!hater.
Disabwd
Care Hit
SAN FRANClsCo (UPI)
-An A11mbly 1111>-
comml ttee wu told
hero that U-are 11,000
San Frandscan1 el6811ned
u "mentally disabled"
but that only hal f are
reeolv!ng trealment or
!UptrVl .. d car<.
Dr. Barry Decker, tbe
cblef of the city's menial
health 11rvteaa, aald ·It
waa tmpoulble lo find I-not 1ettln1 care aWioulh many racalve
1lato a(d.
Ho noted Ille clty hu onJr II ' ooctal workan
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!ally disabled .
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"TILTON-GAEENoEAG -8111 Ran· "' dolph, 21, 23671 Rl1t1, G1rdln Grove 'i I nd Ellltfl, 21, 11222 Berll,. Line, • Huntlnglon 811ch. • LENO lll·JOHNSON -C1rl, n. 10210 ~ W1me-r • .lot. F, Fount1ln V1lltV • 1nd A-01gm1r, 19, 10210 W1rner. A,~. F, F01,111t1ln V1lley. : HAUSER-LAWRENCE -How1rd Ken-.. Mlh, l/J, ~11 Dowftlno Circle, ~ Westmlnstw tncl Cl'llrvf Anoelt•, 11', ' tldl Bevin, W.Sl'f'l'llM11r.
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'BURKE.CLARK -Wlllllm Henrv, ,1, 7760 ltll'I SI., W1•tmtnst1r I nd
• Dorethv. ''· 11tl> 12th s ! • W1sfmnlster.
ol C.IRELS<ARAION -Frink, 25, no
S ,.Kin, HunllnlltCH'I Beach and N1ncv
::; M1rle. n no Pec1n. Hlll'ltlng•on ~ ~'!tl(h. I' BEllMUDE?·lLAMAS Edulrdo _.. s1nclM!l, 2,, 101 ""!n s I ., ... Witslmi,.1ter I nd Scocorro L-. 21. ~ 1940-1'51h SI .. G1rc11,,..
.. SEA80RN-llHOOES -llobert A.11""' • 37, UOI .lllO(tdo, NfWPQf'I 8e11Ch • • ind Lindi 011n1. J7, 410c4 !liver
.1w., NeWPOl't tucll. ·~SMITH.C.lllTEll -O•Vld Sl1t1IJV, 72, • 6100 W1rnw, Huntlnoton ll••ch and !, Lind• LH, 19, 23m Coll191 Orlv.,,
:o '°''" M"'~· :· AlllOn-llYAN -Steven Ill'/', 2G, r '"4-Urh. We1tmlnster ~ Lvnd• .~ Elvse. 11, ''n VenlJtri Drlw, Hun-•• 11noton 811ch.
L' t EAll:O-Gll:EY -11tch1rd Andr•, 36.
.1• n &Sl Newland Aw.. Huntinot~"
•: tHdl otnd 81rblr1 Louise, 11, 1931
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1' Mesi . , TOOLE·llUNFOLA -D•Yh! E1rl, 111. ,.. tHO Universe. Wttlf,,ln,le• •~d
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.. L1V•uohn. 53. 15'11 S~ndl!h LIM.
HunllnQton le.ch •ncf Lo.th M••·
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• SOllENSON·HAHAN -II IC ti I r d j: Edw1rd, 30, 310.'13 Shr•v"'hur" D·"·• ti' ~oulh ll!IUll" Ind Andre'I. '9. 3150.'.I ,, ~" .............. D•"""· South LI"''""· " GL••GO'N·Gl.ASr.nw JI m ... 1lt WHU1m. ~6. Y.'~~ 810~ I •n'"'"· g ADI. ?, 0"1111 ""Int 111'1(1 C1nd1rt
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SACRAMENTO (UPI ) -
The county has don~
away with its foremell,
repairmen. crewmen, wa!·
chihen, draftsmen and
maintenance men in the
Interest of the \\-omen 's
liberation movement..
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8 ENSON·TEA.lllELL -Jotwl Mulck, 4-1, 3010 P1re Newp0rtl ·Apt. 305,
NewpOl'I hlCh •!Id Ht deo11'1f, .i;, 2900 P&rk Newport, NtWPQfl Belch.
CllOWE·VO'M:Ll-lllch1rd Ptul, 23,
3UI K!ll1rney Llfll, COlll Meu
1nd Oebr• M1rl1, 20, !11'7 College,
Cotti MHI .
HOWE LL-TERlllll-':1tf'"11d A I In, 37. .Ull Weil C1111I Hlg""11y,
Newpar1 lleteh Ind Mtrclt Kave, 22, 4411 W11I COit! HIOhWll'f, N._t 8Nhc.
STOWE·BltAOLEY -Dolllld E1rl, 52. 711.C Ohms W1y, eot11 ,.lu
1nd Lili Gordon, SJ, to:ll S1U Clrd1, Hunling!on B11eh •
LAS VEGAS -Mlrrlt0e llcen5ft 11,ufd litre lnc:ludt:
GODO.IA.0-llOBINSON -Nov. 10, Brl1n Ml•. 21, 1ncf Wlndv Lvnn, 17, both of Wt1tmlnst•r . JAWIN·LARKER -Nov. 10, Wlltlam Jennf11111, 32, of P1los V1rell'1 Penlniuta, Ind P1me11 C1r11, M. of W11trnlnsltr NEHEA.-NEHEll -Nov. 11, llon1ld L.. llj remarried 01urk 1 W., JG, !IQlll o Founl11in Vallev
BRODIUCK·ANOERSEN -Nov. \l,
_.l•n Cl1rk, 11, of S1n11 .ln1, Ind
Fl<lftnCI K11h1nut, "'· of Cosl1 M~ ll E.IM.IN-GOOOWIN -Nov. 11. lloGert L.. J1, Ind Lorr1tn1, JS, boll'I of Huntington ee1ch
MOORE·LEE -Nov. 17, Kenneth E_, lS, of llllf'll •PlriL 111\d
C1rol .Inn, 20, of Huntlnaton enctt HUGHES-BENNETT , -NOii. 12, WCICld•ow w. Jr.. JO. Ind LISLlt F'., 15. both of Fount11" V1ll•v PARE;N T·DRESCHLER -Nav. 13, Jostph Theodore, tt. ol Or1nge
1nd Joye• Ann, :Ill, ol Hunt!notoo 81Kh KELSEV·TWEETEN Nov. 14, Frl'dtrick Htrold, 26, Ind Krlll!n Kav. 21. bo!h of Nf\l>'Dorf 8e1eti STEVENS·SliNNOTT -Nav. 1,, Marc Edw•rd, 36. ol Lot Anolln, Ind
Glldvs e .. '°· of Laoun1 811eh GA..-.V·K.ISAVAN" -Nn.,. 15. Oavtd Monlgomery, 30, and Ktr.n Otim1n,
11. DDtll of Irvine LUTES·ll:OSS -Nov, 161 lloblrt Lee Jr., 301 el'ld O. Lots, •2, both ol Hunl nciron 8e1ch LIJTHl·HAMILTON -Nov. 16, Rleh1•d Htnrv. 32,. and Terry Lynn, 23,
both of Huntlnciton 8e1Cll S.ILVIN·BUTLEll -Nov. 1 .. WUH1m
Tllom1s. 27, •nd S1ndr1 Ltt. 72, boftl of Cost1 MHll FRANICE-GAlt.AV.IN -N-llY. 16, LIOYd J ., 55. Ind .11111 Hli., ilO, botl'I nl Weoctminster
WAROLOW·MEVEll: -NDY. 16, l•rv e.1 ,,, of M1m1>1111, Tenn.. 1n<1 M 1:!1 Jene. U, ol SI,. Cl1mtnt1 OUICE·D\JKE -No~. 17, Edw1rd M1r!ln, .O, remarrll'd P I m I I I N1alne, JI. both of lr>llne
Wll ll.IMS·llAV -Nov. 17b Jelf D .. d , of 8ellflower, •!'Ml 1l1V w ..
11', ol Hun11nq1on !He"
WILLIAMS·SE8 .. 5TIAN -Nov. 11, 0on11d Euoene. 11. •nd JOV1:• Oline. If, both ol W111m1n11er tloOSE ll·.INOEASOJ.f -NO'I. 11, T~ort JO$eDll, 1t, Ind NtrKY Mat. :u. 11eth of Foun111" v111ev J.-."ELO~•·VAN DEllLOW -Nov. 11. WllU1m .ltex1ndlr. 20, of
Westminster, Ind D11nn1 lee, 18, ol Foun11ln V•ll•v AEYES·TAACV -NOY. 17. Edw1•d Greoorv. 23. t nd O.b<lf1 Lvnn, 11, brl!h ril Fount1ln V•lt•v LFE·LONG -Nov. 1T, Oennl1 .ll1n, 11'. o• H1wlt1Dme, Ind Nency Je1n,
2C, of Huntinciton llMC:" .ILCOAN·l.I MANTIA -No.,, 11, AOtlerl o., 42, I nd J1CQWlln1, lt, bGt~ of Huntlnalon Bet1ch F'L.AOER-INGAAM -NDY.·11, Kurt, 6f. •nd Ruth, 75, both of LM\11'11 Hiiis
LUCAS-TOHILL -Noy. 18. Clvde. 11, and ll1rb1r1 L.,...n, :M, both ot Cos!• Mesi CHAISTENSEN-COLEM.IN -Nov. U. r 1rl, u . ol Burbln-. i nd Ele1nor M1rv. ll. of Hunt!nciton 8e1Ch LFET·VOSEK -Nov. 11, QMllld oe1n, 2f. of An•l!elm. 1nd llulh .Inn. t.J, of Weotmin1trr
STUFLlCK.CHtNEA -NO\I, l 9 , llkh1rd A!!tn, u. and H1r1owt Rae. ~~-i..,ttl rf rost~ M•s1
llEtGEL·!lllANTlEY -Nov. ''· G•rv James. 2i, of Cotti Mis•. 1nd Sus/On Kev. II. DI Hunl(nolon !l11ch
PHINES·CORWIN -Nov. lt, Gr"!lorv Malcom. 10. of 5an Cl1m•nt1, •nd Norine Alvse•. U. of 01n1 Point w•TKl"''>·V•Nr::EV -Nov,, •. f'h1r•·~ E.. S•. 1fld LoueU1 Agnes. 5',
tict~ M ft~lt-c;a MC GRAW.MC GllAW -No.,. 10, L•o G.. SS, rern1rrll!d sanv J11ne. 55, bolh at CMll t.~es1 COLE'-\.IN.CMEANACH -lllov. l'O, Jole~h Cet il, 41. Ind M1rl1ne Deyon,
311. i.nth "' L•n""' &each .INOEASEN·LtNOSAV · -Nov. 21. "hrl1!pol>'o• M.. 26. •nd Sherril! Thomas, 11, t>OI/\ of CMh M's' Kl.•VA·Nfl.t.H -"'lov. !1. Cvdl l.. JI, o! Garden Grove, Ind Lenort Let. 23. of CMla Mt!5•
Dissol1r.tio1as
Of Marf'iage
l'ilff NIYll!lbtr 10
L1w•encr. Rlawrd Lee •nd N1ncv
Jt~" NcKinney, Sharon Lortalnt 1 n d
MIChHI Fri nk
JOhllni.en, Mllrtanne I nd Henrik
Suehr. N«m~ J. Ind Jlmts H,
F•r19mryer. P11trid1 Lorr11ln• 1nd Cli f·
IDrd l.
canter. Ann •nd Alch1rd Ot!e
G .. .,o. lt~ne 8. Ind Larry G.
Ch1mberlaln, Shelby Je1n '"d Don·
t ld A.
McJun-on, Connie i nd Clvd• O.
Hulener. Glend• L.' ind Aon11<1 C.nltl
111mmond, /o\ichttl Frldtrlck i nd
Su,en C.
P .. vne. France~ Arline Ind L. "Dusty"
Zerbe, Meriel D. ind Fr1nklin C.
111111,. t+tle" Aosit 1nd J1mes Murv1n1
lftr1>e:h1c1, EFlzabt1h M. Ind Fr111k T
~•vc!1o Aol•nd J. Ind Jo-.lnnt L.
V.1roo. Ellial>el" M. 1n~ Charles A.
HUd!O~, Ltilll Jr., llnd LotilU
E1slev. Ntn1 C1lher!M 1nd Owlghl
Edward
Proce, K•lhleen A. 1nd "•ul R .
/.'llltr, K1lhtr!ne L. I nd Frink ft.
vrst, E11rlffn Louise i nd KtnMlh
li'l•vne
Lu•••· Connie ..:1v and Robert Lee
F'ltm!ng, ThOrnl~ l!I. •nd B•rblrl ~OdnlY. Rk .. 1rd Ind Vicky s.
lloth. Irene ~rlt 1nd Don1ld Rol1nd
v~"lr.t~. Luc!nd1 Leigh tnd Jll'l'l6
Roland
lltotrtrt5on. Edn1 llose 1nd Oon.ild
W!Ul1"'
1.11c1r., !lud1h ll:uann 1nd l'rtdrlck t ,
Quel'ch, Mooln Hood •nd John Gtor91 ~Volcik, M11rtin Edw1rd ind K11f!IH11
Lynn
McCrtlrY, 0111 E:. l l'ld Gi ll M..
Ptrrln, EleilnOI' M. I ncl Gardon G •
Fr1')klln, Sharon (l. Ind MIClllel H.
Grover, llobefll V. Ind Rld!llrd K •
Vtllr.OYlch, Jtclr. Mtlvln Ind Phvlll1
Ollve
Sl!lll, Con!>ir · Lo.o 1nd D11vld WIVlll
e t1l«, Const•nce J. ind J11T111 .1. f"llld ,._.., u
5cM~lnt. K•nnlfll Ind Slr•h J. l!ltck. Mary Lt,1elll1 lfld Drtn E:dg1r
kldmort, Btttv A. Ind Ger•ld F.
Gtrdftt'r, Clf'OI A. I nd Stevtn M,
C1rntedo. Fr11nk E11tbln erld C1rol
LOU!ll
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Ml11tnt. Ntncv S. 1nd llobt1t J.
Lt Vequt, LewJ1 Ind JUdy
looechl, Sus•n •nd T~ma1
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C!ii•f'ftet F1rmet, J11$!1n Frtd«k:k Incl Merv
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DAILY PILOT
New Lice1ase Fee
Pickup, 'Tan D1·ive1·s h1 an Uproar
Wlek1 ·Gowdy to Cover
Jan. I Symphony
Really Hot
For Love?
SACR.UtENTO <UPI) -Scouts on 1 paper drive, tak· tant fee iricrease are btlng Wl(MS if the)' have sellls and
Hundreds of angry motorists Ing lumber to a wfdow's made for pickup trucks \\'hlC'h are used like staUon wagons .
have deluged state officials home to rf'pair her fence ot have' .rpermanenlly" attached Vans converted into cnmpers LOS ANGELES (UPI) -in Pasadena, accordlng to a
no cost to Mr (and ) taking campers. Officials said th3t are abo likely to win ex· Even ·for sportscaster Curt s pokesman for th e
PAVIA, Ilaly (AP) -
A reddich pov.'der was in-
c I u d e d with nudie
1nagar.t.nes and advertised
a1 a ''tropical
aphrodisiac!• capable or
leading to "fantastic sex·
ual activities.''
.with complalnts about 8 whop-tree trimmings from mv vard means campers must rtmain emption from the lee •---e·-NO G • r
I . f · han ~ " u"-T ._.., n ~ GoWdy, who has covered Philllarmonlc. ''To appear as ·p na increase o more I to the city dump." on the pickup at all Umes. as "Musecan. ''
I rficl pl d F a vlrtwilly every kind of sport, himse lf doing ·a sportscast of $4 .5 million in 1974 iccnse O als ex aine the !av.· 'Jbe Jaw additionally reduces 0"
fees for pick ups and vans. defines "commercial'' on the A~OTUER EXCEPTION in-liceme fees for station wagon hls assignment following the the First ~fovement of
., One motorist u·as 50 irate basi s of tll(> \'Chicle's deslgn \'olves vans and "carryalls" owners by $1 and by $2 ror • , So ~'LES Rose Bowl V.'ill be ijDUsual : t> Ile~thoven'1 Fifth Symphony
he kicked in the plate glass -not ill use. -stnlion v.·agon type ve~icles some medium weight pickups 'l!J•~r-a play-by-play or a ~phony.;_yrj-l~ Prof. Peter Schlckele at
Laboratory tests showed
the powder was co n1mon
red pepper, police said. door at the Pasadena office EiceptJons to the com-bu ih on a pickup frame. These registered as commercial in eo ..... dy will be flown by 11fe Los Angeles 111usic Cen-
of th~ state Departn1ent of me::•.::cl:::aJ:_d.::•:::"~·gn.::•.::•::io.::n.::•.::nd:..:.r•::'.::"l:...·_:m:::•::Y...::_be:_:c.::l•:::"::if:::ied::_.:••:..:"::':::li:on::_.:.19:.:73.::·:..._ __________________ _::h•:li:cop~le:r_:r:.:ro'.'.m'.'....'.'.lh:•:_:R<>::se~Bo~w::l~t:•::r._" ________ -'=========== Motor Vehicles (DlilV), a -
spokesman said.
JI UNDREDS OF l et t e r s
have been v.Titten to the sta te
and local offices of the depart-
ment, according to DMV
spokesmen.
A San Francisco man, Larry
Lowell, complained the
·registration fee hike on his
·old but heavy 1952 van ex·
ceeded its $30 value.
, A Los Angeles woman.
Georgi Griffith, protested the
fees on her sma ll, three-
cylinder French truck were
boosted nearly 50 percent -
from $24 to $35 -because
. the vehicle was a "little
.unusual."
•·· A SAN LUIS Obispo man,
.Bob Tomone, decl ared the
'license fee hikes discouraged
efforts to tight the energy
· cMs by penalizing economy-
wf sized pickups.
~. What he and the others are
··incensed about is a new law
authorized by Assemblyman
John Foran (D-San Francisco)
-and supported by the DlitV.
The measure quietly eased
ihrough both houses with llttle
public attention.
It levies an additional $15
.fee on the roughly 300,000
pickups weighing · less than
. 3,00> pounds by including them
· in the "commercial vehicle"
'group. That will bring about
.$4 .5 million into the stale
'treasury.
THE LAW abolishes the old
practice of allowing pickup
and van owners to pay
j;assenger car registration
.rates if they certify the
vehicles will not be u~ed
"commercially." 'Ibat means
higher license fees for those
motorists, many of whom use
their vehicles for campers.
'The law also boosts fees On commercial vans, pi Ckups
:.·and trucks weighing over 5,000
PoUnds, raising about $20
mi!Uon,
· That's the section thjit hiked
the fees on LirTy IAwell's
1 i.50Q.jlound van from $164 to
,$204 .
FORAN SAro that most or
the owners or the vehicles
hit with fee increases had
.. been receiving a "free ride."
. "They were literally getting
:.away with not paying their
fair share or what it costs
·to maintain our streets, roads
and highways... For a n
declared, noting he a v y
vehicles create more wear on :a road.
• '
. OMV officials a190 declared
some motorists are disturbed
by the designation of .their
vehicles as commercial when
they are used only for
Personal purpos.es .
JAMES · it. HOPPING or
Alameda, owner of a pickup.
'\\TOte, "I fail to see any finan-
cial profit in taking my kayak
to the beach, helping Boy
Graduates
Iii Army
Take Dive
WASHfNGTON (UP!) -
, The Ann y got fewer high
·school graduates last month
, ·th.an It has in at least the
· last four years, raising the
spectre that Ute all-volunteer
force will be filled wi lh low
quality soldiers.
Official Pentagon statisliC5
~revealed that only 38 percent
, of the Anny's new male
• recruits in November bad high
• school diplomas . 1be wor1t
,previou.s figure in four yean
was 44 percent last Dcce1nber.
. THE PROPORTION or high
school graduales has for a
long time been a stMda.rd
measure of the quality of
recruits. However, another
key measure is the in·
. .
in ·'''~·' ,"\' 1C'•'l "'"""·•-Ii
.
Fr1met Not
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3 Wtys '' Clllr1f·lt .
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SEATTLE (AP ) -Reginald
th• Ptumt..r will fix your
pipes, ii you qualify.
Applicants aro judged on tho
basis of a written request
CaU Reginald and you 'll hear
a taped message:
and why you need a plumber
in so word s or less and ad·
dress it to me. lf It's an
emergency, please write 'rush'
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-lie says the , only protilem
is most people are so amused
hy his taped message his
business hasn't decrellled.
NASHVILLE, Teim. (AP) -
Nearly fiv_e years ;igq on an
early spring night backstage
•I lhe Grand 01• Opry, Lester
Flatt and Earl Scrugg• <hang·
ed. the course of c:ontemporary
music. though it was unap.
parent at lhe time. .
and Jet Scruggs do the umc.
FLA'M' WALKED out ,
d ls1o l vi n g a wealthy
partnership that had lasted
nearly a quarter century, He
had been reluctant to change
the patented style or the
famous pair, whereas Scruggs
yearned to do so.
try-bl uegrass mold . SCruggs
joined by his sons. h a s
transformed his styJe into
a contemporary pop-rolk
sound, compkne ~·Ith. electric
guitars and ~k overtones.
"TlpS IS . Reginald !he
Plumber. lf you have a plumb-
: Ing problem, please write
: down the nature or the job
Reginald Anderson says "I
started that taped n1essage
on my business phone about
three weeks ago to curb
business and for the fun of it."
Anderson says he phones the
letter writers and takes care
of their prob lems, "giving
priority to the seriousness of
the problem:"
But, be added. "like most
plumbers, I'm not going to
Jct a ramily wilh flooded floors wait." _,_,.
Ul'I Tt ...... t!t
tESTER -FLATT
What happen<d on that
momentous occasion shocked
the world of bluegrass and
country music. ln l>etween the
Opry's regular Saturday night
shows,. Flatt decided .the time
had come to go his own way,
To this day, each has gone
on t6 do exactly what he
wanted-5cruggs wfth his ban·
jo and Flatt with· guitar.
Flatt, 59, has remained in
the traditional coun·
BUT ITS ONL\' been In lho
last year or two that the full
impact of their splU hns
surfaced. Each man-througtt
his own admirable s e 1 f -
detennination-41as altered the
thinking of millions of young
people.
No longer does the younger
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gcnerotlon bclleve rock music
Is solely where it's at. They [
crave the acoustical hardcore
sound of f'latP• "Naobvllle
Grass'1 as wcll as th c
amplified souod of ,the "Earl
Scrugga Revue ."
"ft's kinda hard to un· l
derstand, but ·ii you sec our
shotvs you can see from the
kids' reattion -they just tear
the place.apart. I think they're '
fed up with some of the music
they 've been gelling," said
Flatt.
"TILEY CALL it a new
sound -and it just gets to
'e1n. But actually we-'" been
playing it ror 20 years.'
The crazed reaction to
Flatt's music is evidenced
especially outside the South.
"because they're used to it
do\Yll here," he says.
Despite his success, Flatt
has Qcen criticized for a reluc·
lance to break loose from hi~
style. 1\•hich ';you can
recogni ze after I've played
<ibout eigllt notes."
"I DON'T think you shoold
change. Why change it if it's
gOOd to you ," said Flail .
relaxing in his spra"'•li ng
lakefront home in nearby Hen-
derso nville.
"If somethings come up
th11t's big overnight then that 's
great for other people. But
I don't think you can go alO'il.!J
with ever.vthing that comfi~
along. You have to b e
yourself. If you p 1 a y
something 20 years and it was
good to you in th e beginn ing
and is slill good ID you right
now, you don't want to leave
it. ..
T.fle outspoken but easy
voiced performer never has
called his music s t r i c t 1 y
bluegrass, despite its reputa ·
tion as such.
"IT'S BLUl:GRASS." -he
says. "because 'that's how tts
branded now. But there's no
getting away from the fact
that it's the forerunner or
country music.
"The young kids tell me
that thi s kind of music gets
to 'em and the other stuff
makes tl\em go to sleep.
Flatt said his group's appeal
"hasn't peaked yet" and that
he's looking forward to a bet-
ter year in 1974. Already. the
"Nashville Grass" has 85 date.~
lined up next Year, 50 of then1
at colleges.
WllATEVER THE makeup
of his audiences, Flatt has
been performing successfully
since 1939 when he appeare.d
on a radio show in C.Ovington.1
\'a. At the time. he \\'35 11
textile mill worker and "we
just played for a hobby.''
His hobby late r turned into
a profession when . in 194~.
bluegrass king Bill ~tonroc
asked Flatt to be his singer·
guitarist.
LATER CAME tlre'"Foggy
~1ountain Boys" -th e
Scruggs -Flatt combination
which prod~ miJlions or
record sales.
\Vhen the fabled pair called
-it quits. Flatt said, "It hurt.
I didn 't want to work any
dates for six months because
I wanted people lo get used
to Lester Flatt without Ea rl
Scruggs."
Deve,opment
Assailed
At Canyo11 •
WASHINGTON .(UPI) -
Plans for private construction
or a $5 million development
-including a cocktail lounge
and a trailer i.camp -on
the south rim of the Grand
Canyon were under fire from
a national cons e r v at ion
organization.
The National Parks and
Conservation Association. in
a letter to the National Patk
Service, called for a new look
al what it said was an "ill-con·
Ceived plan" to be carri~
out under a 30-year contract
signed With Fred Harvey, lac.
in 1969.
. THE G_ROUP also •harged
Interior Department officials
denied knowledge ol sue~
development plan during a
Nov. 19 meeting with
representatives of the associa·
lion .
The contract, the group
said, called for completion of
"phase one" of the develop·
ment by the end of this yea"
but that the deadline had bet1!
extended,
PHASE ONE WaJ described
as including "construction or
. . . several em pto ye
residence halls. cafeterias, giff
shops, a toc.ktail lounge, and
a trailer camp ."
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
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' Ja UAILV PILOT Tu,!da~_. Otcflllbtr 25, 1973
Ro·se Bow·l Adversary J
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Helps McKay Get Up
!Julek Lead Sought_
' ~ ,TrojansPlanAir Attack
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On .Suspect Buckeyes
.~PASADENA (AP) -Strength against with 1,603 yards on 116 of 208 passes
,strength -thal's what it will be ·when for the seventh-ranked Trojans, 9-1·1.
joulhem Caliromia quarterback Pat Haden. hence Southern California, will
iraden te!ts Ohio State's secondar'y in come out firing and try for a quick
!the Rose Bowl. lead . seeking a dupli cation of the USC
:: "Their conference doesn't do a Jot victory over Ohio State in the 1973
" :cir passing, so we'll probably test them Rose Bowl.
~igbt away," said Trojans coach John "If they (the Buckeyes) get behind,
tJcKay, looking ahead to the Pacific-8 _ they have trouble catching up." said
the Trojans' jUnior passing whiz. "Of
hampion's New Year's Day's game with course, they don't get behind very often."
\he Big Ten co-champions. Ohio State. in fact. wasn't behind once
~.The fourth-ranked Buckeyes, 9-0-1, aH season arx1 tied Michigan for the
snagged 11 interceptions and permitted Big Ten title. Ohio State coach \Voody Hayes an-
only 73 C1>mpletions in 170 passing at-ticipates an aerial assault from the
tempts for 765 yards during the regular Trojans.
LOS ANGELF.S -Coach John McKay,
generally relaxed , restrained Jn hia emo.
tion and satirical in his humor, takes
his Southern California Trojans to the
Rose bowl for the seventh time.
He's unflappable as usual as he seeks
his fif th Rose Bowl triumph in the
New Year'• Day meeting with Ohio
St.ate.
Coach \\'oody Hayes brings bis
Buckeyes to Pasadena for the sixth
time. He sequesten his playen under
strict regimentation.
Both coaches have betn tremendous
winners. Th ey use similar offensive and
defensive alignments. But they differ
vastly in personality,.
McKay, who downpla)'I emotion stem·
ming from pom • porn girls, barids,
parades and pep rlllleJ, i.s "up" for
the game. He gets psyched up by looking
at his opponents' Woo-Jost reoord, not
only for the Rose· Bowl but any game.
"The tendency is to play better again.st
somebody that's up there, because you
don't have to stand around all 111eek
and say we're going to play a good
team. We know they're good. That's
why they're up there," 1'1cKay said.
McKay said Hayes is a most
formidable foe. Hayes' coaching reCQrd
with the Buckeyes is 153-49-8 In 23 years.
"It's hard to be excited against a
guy whose ·record is 3-37." ~aid ?.-1cKay.
'1Even if you win, what did you do?
Now if you beat the Bear Bryant of
Alabama or Ara Parsegian of Notre
Dame, you've done something."
McKay, 109·34--7 in 14 Beasorui at USC .
stressed that the Rose Bowl ln itself
is motivation enough -but he puts
it into perspective.
"l don't think there ever is as much
excitement after the first one In the
respect that you've worked all your
life to get there and then you get
there. It certainly i.s a big thing, It's
what you work for. It can't be exactly
Jike a SUper Bowl but to us out here
it is. It's getting to that game; you
can go nowhere else."
?tfcKay was asked if be relished Hayes'
position thi.s year, since the Big Ten
hasn't won a Rose Bowl since 1969
and there is controversy over Ohio
State's selection instead of ?t1ichigan
arter the 10-10 tie between the Wlbeaten
teams.
JOHN McKAY
The Trojans beat Ohio State 42-17
last Jan. I.
"The pressure Is always there."
McKay sa id, "but a lot of it is sel£-in-
duced . There have been a lot of
statements, revenge and all that stuff.
but revenB:e usually goes to the fastest
players.''
Hayes often builds his OWQ pressure,
said AtcKay.
''lie geta angry. \\'oody is a nice
guy but his theory is that he can't
coach well against you unless he gets
angry about lt and before be gets his
team angry. -
"Therefore, he's not going to talk
to yWJ. I saw him ln New York and
he was jusl .lovable old Woody. Bul
the next time I tee .him. which will
be at 1he R°"' Bowl luncheon Thursday,
he may Ml)' blllo and he may not.
II dependJ on'whether he's 'up' yet.
"But that'• hLt thing. He's got friends
who are a lot closer than I am aud
he doesn't 1alk 10 1hem.''
Last year, before the kickoff, ~ayes
shoved a photogt'apher. McKay aa1d the
media should understand H a y e s '
pregame mood.
"I'd tell your photographer that t
would not go down there," McKay said.
"because he's getting 'em ready to play
lhc game. He's not getting ready to
coach ii; be'• 1ettlng ready to play
if, too."
1971 Loss Beealled
Old Score to Seitle
When Vikes Test Dallas
BLOOMINGTON, MIM. (AP) -The
Minnesota Vikings could be haWlled this
week by visions of Christmas past.
But the Vikings coaching staff might
not think it of tactical significance to
bring out a cannister that has been
collecting dust in the 1'linnesota film
library.
Its label?
"Dallas 20, ?l-1innesota 12, National
Conference semifinals, Dec. 2.5, 1971."
The Vikings will meet the Cowboys
Sunday at Texas Stadium for the Nation-
al Football Conference championship and
the right lo advance to the Jan. 13
Super Bo .... ·t against the Miami-Oakland
winner.
Sunday's meeting is the first between
Dallas and MIMesota since t h a t
Chrtstmas Day game In Minnesota t""'o
years -ago.
"We're a little removed from that
game now," !aid Vikings coach Bud
Grant. "There have bee'n ieveral player
changes on both teams. 'Mle game
changes a little every year, too. If
the game was last year. we might
look at the film more closely. We might
refer to lt in our preparation to see
if they're still doing some of the same
things."
The notable memory to Minne.!Ota fare;
of that game is that the Vikings plied
up a 311·183 edge in total orfenae but
had four passes intercepted and lost
a fumble.
SPORTS
B.1~uins' Play
Applauded
By Wooden
LOS ANGELES -UCLA's bulldozing
basketball brigade may not have been
properly prepared ror lt! Dec. I ga1ne
with Maryland but the· Bn1ins have
reached a point where Jolm Wooden
can give them three days in a row
off, he said Monday.
Wooden says his n1en played a
mediocre game in beating the Tcrps
by a point, but in the last ""'eek have
moved a lot closer to y,•hat he expects.
\\rooden said he ga ,·e his team Sunday,
~londay and today off because "I don '!
like practicing on Sunday and they
deserve €hristmas Day off and besides.
we have quite a few colds."
He sakl the Bruin guards had become
"too concerned v.itb gelling the ball in
close" and in relying on "letting Bill
Walton do It. Well, l have quit babying
people along. I can't let my personal
feelings for them enter ihto my h.1nd1ing
and I think my attitude has resulted
in better team unity."
esurgery Pla1111ed
Y.1ASlflNGTON -\\1 as h ing lo n
Redskins quarterba ck Bill Kilme r .,.,·ill
undergo surgery later this .,.,•eek to free
an intestinal blockage that has bothered
him throughout the National Football
League season. it was announced 1ttoo·
day.
Kilmer ""'ill be admitted lo Georgcto .... 11
Hospital Wednesday and v.•111 undergo
surgery Friday.
Kilmer was hospitalized three times
during the past 21.<z mooths v.•ith st.omach
cramps caused by the blockage.
euarmon l'•. Berra season. , , "There's no question we haven't raced
Haden more than douhBt that out]fut, ,-J. real good passing team, "1 Hayes said.
' ~-• '0 '1'he Northwestern passer ( M I t c h Dopes Re:1ao11:1aced
•·t don't remember the game so vividly
fhat I ' can quote statistics, but I know
they had 50me of the Interceptions after
~'e moved Into their end," Grant recall-
ed.
l\1lAf\.1l -Tu·o sons of famous athletes
-Alark Harmon and Tim Berra ~
Y.iil be in the starting lineups t tonight
in the North-South ShMne game-.
1 , r Anderson) was a good one, but he didn't
E '£ have much or a chance against us rro r-ree because of lhe lopsided score.''
'Hayes continued, "It would IW'J>ri!e
• m'e if they didn't pus, and that'1 not
Pro Basketball Merge1·
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Both teams have undergone some
notable change!:.
The Vlkinp have 18 players on their
active rotter not with the team two
years a.go, including quarterback Fran
Tarkenton, v.1de receiver John Gilliam,
middle linebacker Jeff Siemon and run--
nine back Chuck Foreman.
Hannon, son of former All-American
Tom Harmon and a UCLA product.
v.111 be starting for the Sout h at
quarterback. Rose ·B· owl to downgrade their running. n·. good.''
Hayes is even pondering a three-man
rush against Haden. · USC "The biggest mistake is trying to Goal Of apply pressure with three rushers," the
Now, a Hopeless Cause
'IboAe four playeni played vital roles
In leading the Vlldnp lo a 12-2 regular
season. and joined in a 27-20 victory
over Washington Saturday In the NFC
semifinals. Other new Vikings regulars"
Include wide receiver Carroll Dale. cor·
nerback Nale Wright and punter Mike
Eischeid.
Berra. of Atassachusetts and 9Cll1 of
baseball's )'ogi Berra, will be a flanker
for lhe North.
._ Ohio State coach explained. "They have fNDIANAPOLIS (AP) -The secrelBry
of the American Basketball Association
says the league has renounced any hopes
of getting a merger ..... i th the National
Basketball Association and will resume
open warfare within a month.
Three Southern California football
stars agree that t~ Trojans would need
to duplicate their UCLA' performance
to beat Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.
nie two squads, who meet New Year's
Day in the post-Season classic, took
time o£f to tour the sprawling Disneyland
amusement park. recently.
"They have ·such great personnel, y,·e
\vill need a mistake-free ga me to y,•in,"
said Trojan quarteback. Pal Haden,
after takln8: a ceDter snap from Dona1d
Duck.
"I think we have a good chance if
we play as we)) as we did again.st
UCLA." tile Southern caJlfornia passing
star said.
The seventh-ranked Trojans wound up
a 9-1·1 regular sea.son with a 23-13 victory
over UCLA for the Pactric-8 title.
Anthony Davis, the Trojans' ace
tailb'lclc, who rushed for more than
I.CKX> yards, said, "All the pressure's
off us. \Ye also have more established
1hreats in Lynn Swann, J . K. l\tcKey,
Haden and myself.''
Davis also thought the emergence of
the Southern California offensive Jtne
in the last three weeks of the seaoon
could be a deciding !actor for lhe Tro-
jans.
McKay, soo of Southern Calilornla
coach Jol,in McKay, said "We had our
best · iame against UCLA. If we do
that In the Rose Bowl. we 'll win." swll'JI, another or the Trojan's ex-
cepttonal receivers. said he thought
Southern California's balanced attack
could 'bl the difference.
Swann' was a member o! last ·year's
top.ranked. Leam that walloped Ohio Slate
42-17 in the 19'73 Rme Bowl.
to contain and stay on their feet. sorta
1ike a turkey gobbler walking through
the snow."
George Hill, the Ohio State defensive
coordlnator, said the Buckeyes med a
three-man rush some during the season,
but not at Michigan. "We probably made
a mi~lake not using it at Michtgan,"
he said.
Dennis Franklin, the W o Iv e r i n e s
quarterback, set up 10 fourth-quarter
points with his passing for a 10.10 tie
with Ohio State.
'The Buckeyes have been working out
daily · at Citrus College but will take
today off. 'f.hey continue their practices
Wednesday. ·
Meanwhile, Southern Ca IH 9 r n I a
resumea work outs Wedneldaf on ILi
• -aunpjlS after four straight days off.
LAKERS BATTLE
SUNS TONIGHT
f
Richard P. Tin.kh.am, also trustee for
·Ille delendlng ABA champions, the ln-
diana PJtCers, said the·~ flt$ step in
the . renewed warfare would be a $35
mlllion antitrust suit in a Smr Francisco
federal court "within the" ne~t 30 ·days,"
according to a story iii Monday's In·
dianapolls Star. "
Tinkham also said 'the' ADA would
begin uiunediate steps .for expansion
inlo Chicago, Loo Angeles, Toronto and
l\-1exlco City within the nexl tY.'O years.
lie declined ID amuneal on reporU
tliai an unspecified existing ABA club
would be shifted lo Philadelphia next
&eaaon.
PHOENIX -A W\!t!k ago today, tho
Loi Angeles Lakirs were a game behind
Golden Slate In the Nallonal Basketball
Association western division staDdiqs
and •ppareouy· heading toward worte ,
things.
"We are no longer Interested in a
m6!1"' Wltb the NBA," Tinkham said.·
"•n( they -wani to come to us so1ne .
time jn • tile rutur.. we'll talk aboot
It. , But we woo't pay any indemnity to join them and we'll go in as full
partMn or Mt at all."
He 'said the ABA pr!valely agreed
last molith to follow tta new course
and would move Jnto action when an
aereemeot with the NBA. to seek .merger--
permlttlni leglslatlon from Contlt'W ex-
pires o,c. 31.
Going lnlo tonight's game (S o'clock,
KFI) against Phoenix's Swis, those same
Lakers are two game:s In fr'Ont of the
peck, hoping to kain anbtfler half gam~.
The turnabout resulted when the
Laker1 won their last two g •• even
without Jerry Wesl who will be 11delined
again tonight, while Golden State •
dropping four games In )he same span.
Phoenix is seven full games behind.
Tinkham aa.ld the aotilrust sUlt would
be filed in Sl'n Franciscp. beeause1 a
~ anUtnist action · acainat the -ol~ r...;.~.filed there. That aclion )'U'dblillMd "1th prejudice -meaning
11cOuld 1111 ~ ... inslated -bul Tinkham
.
said lhe ABA y,·ould Sttk to have that
judgement set aside as a part of the
new suit.
He said plans to place teams in Los
Angeles and Chicago next season and
in Toronto and l\le,xico City in 19"75-78
depend on the availability of arenas
and dates, and indicated that it was
unlikely the league would be in Chicago
next year.
"Th: arena that's going up in Arlington
(a Chicago suburb) is supposed to be
ready next year," he said, "but from
our experiences hue, I seriously doubt
if it will be ready for at least 16
months."
Jell Wright has replaced K a r I
Kassulke. who was paralyzed in a
motorcycle Crash before the season, at
strong safety.
eseeds Ad.,a11ce
~UMfi BEACH -Top.seeded Howard
Schoenfield of Beverly Hills led P.1onday's
advancers in the bovs· 1&-and.under
division of the Orange Bowl International
Ji,inlor Tennis Tournament.
Schoenfield stopped Albert Viener of
l\tiaml &-0, &-0 while second-seeded Jan
Kaellquist of Sy,·eden de feated Mike
Rapisarda of Cleveland Heights, Ohio,
6-0, 6-1.
Oakland QB 28 Today:
Architect of Success A downtown arena lthich the Pacers
will play In next seuon hat been In
the planning and eapstruct.!Oli pbasee
for nearly three year~.
He added, "I would say It Is J)lOl1! OAKLAND (AP) -Ken stabler hu Steelers ddensive tackle Tom KeaUng.
liketly that,,we'll just go lnto Los Angelil come of qe, and It has poftting to "Everythlng he did was right."
nex year. . · " do w!Ut the 28th birthday he'I celibrating A Plttlbur<d. touchdown early In 1he Tinkham lndtcaled the team In 1.ol · , •" Angel<s might be the San Diego cm-. on Christmu Day. • fOllfth period cut Oakland's lead lo 26-14.
quistadors or an e~ club. i.. "I'm not c»ncemed with! tP1 play But Stabler then showed his stufr.
"U it's the Q's (San 'Diego), it wiluJd other:: than that we won," · aaid the Completinl: two first down passes for
ooly be beca.use of W~t (Chamberlalri}.· quarterbaclt 1'llo led tlta·OU!lm\.liatdert eight and 21 yards on a drlve 1hal
ff we do shift .lhe Q1· up there, wed. put Pllllburih 11-14 laat SaluJJlay and bel""" kUJ the clock. put an expansion club in 5an .DielO , · . .,_., hecau,. we like lhat ~t.'' , Into Sunday 1 AmerlcaA FOOtblll Con-"It wu my. decision lo keep il rolling
Tinkham said the ABA would ,betln ference dlampiooahip came against and not play coQSerVatlvely,'' he ex-
wholesale signings of c,o 11 e ge urr Mliml. plained . "You juat can't be conaervtUve derclaMmen to staff new chlbl rather "Only two more games to go," added against a team like Plttsburah," · than lhln out their existing fOlters or ci._ ... ,_ -"'tit ~-~.... s • said lhe NBA. ~, ~• -waull Gp Ule uper Mean Joe Greene of the Steelers prais-
"We aln!ady are Ullking directly lo l!owl. eel the deC:lslon, •aylng, "You don't get
about 50 underclassmen and several The left-banded passer wl1t conaede )'OW' beM pass rush on first down, and
others on an indirect basil," &e, iald. the Dotphlns' Bob Grleee, allO 28, an he seldom got into a thlrd down pwing
"There. would be 'no' problem In s\ocklnc edge In etrperlenco Simday' but not In siluallon."
new club• with quality players from confidence. And· Stlbler'1 l97S aeaaon Slabler wu the Raiden' second draft
these sources." atlti1Ucs are tough to heal pick ln 1968, behind another quarterback, 11 ts Kenny an All·P.ro? No. t can't long.forgotten Eldrktge Dickey or Teir
aay that. It's tOlt early," Al DavW: nessee State. But the Alabaman had
Raiders managing general partoer, aa.ld • knee Injury In l!ISS and left lhe
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MIAMI (AP} -Thr. ~lian1i Dolphins ,
only one victory away from appearing
In their thin! 1tralgh1 Super Bowl game,
turned their thoughls lo Oakland Monday
after1 thrashing Oncinnati 34--16.
'!be Dolphfns will hosl lhe Raidero
in the Arncrl<:Q f'ootball Confereoce
lltle pme at lhe~• Bowl Sunday.
Qaldantl handed ' a 12-7 loss In
the tee:0nd ga me o the scnson. one
of 1111ly two defeats the defending Super
Bowl cbam pioM IWft red this year.
"1 guarantee 1t'll be di(f~r+.!nt thrs
lime," taid sUIJ'I lorry Lltllc. '·All
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of us koow there '.s no tomot 1 ow • • •
We're going lo to all 1he way."
Rurming back Mercury Morris .. Id,
''l don't think we went out to Oakland
wi~~ -rlghl leellng or what had to
bo-clooc. ll kind ol wol<e us up •••
kind ol put our g<>ols sharper Into
focus."
Wide receiver Paul Warfield said the
site wasn't important. "The only ad·
vanlage we have Is th is: we believe
we can beat anybody, anywhere, at
any time," he commented.
•
Clndonail pt.Yen were In agreement
with Warfleltl alter their lopsided defeat
Sunday. • •
111 read ~bit oaldand quarterback
KCMY Stobl•t' llld afler they beal
Pitlsborgh Soturday aboul Oakland h<!ln'
the belt learn lifthe,1'FC," said Bei>gala
defensive-tock!e Mike Reid. "Well, ~
he 'rtal!y belltves thal, I wan I 10 wiJh
Kenny luck. 1 ,
"Wo didn'I play every team In the
confel'fJlCt, of courst, but Miami ii
the best' team I've ever seen." s8ld
Reid. "Wlthoul a doubt, the Dolphins
..... ~
are head and shoulders above anybody
in the league." '
Cenler Bob Johnson called the game
against the Dolphins l111S1taling, and
added, "Ir they keep up the allilude
they've got, they've gol to be the odc!M>n
favorite to win the Super Bowl again.
They are jll!t an amazing ball club."
B<tnpls saloiy Neal Craig, quoted last
week as !aying "man !or man 'te're
heller than lhe Dolphins." wu lrrllllble
when !emlnded or the quote aller the ,.,,,., -
before-the team m!ered the fiaUonal team In the summer or 1969 because
Football League~-I of pel'IO!Jal problems.
' On further ~ .Jaowever, ·Dlvlt • Then came three tealOQS of · a~
added, "He'• bad· a -1 oeuori. Maybe prentlceship, "1th Daryle Lamcrtlca
the only quarlerboca u ~ this y .. r clinglna to the ,No. 1 quarterback Job.
wtre John Had! (Loo Anloleo) and SIBbler was al quarterback for tho 1972
Charley Jobnlon (Denver)." aeaton o~n~r a\ PlltabW'gh, but • few
Sta.bier, 1wbo broke aome of Joe early Interceptions sent him to the bench
Namalh'• records al the Uqil'Ol'lilY of and he slByed lhere.
Alabama, wu tho AFC'a !DP.ranked Lamonica Is the se<ond sltlnger now
quarterbael< in hll first .ll'ffOn as a and probohly W911't throw a pass at
slBrler. He completed S2.f peroant of Miami Sufday. Bi.bier has the job and
his p111es and 'hit rioc41vero l ~r H the preaa!D'o thlt goes with IL
touchdown1. "If It comes down to the la!t few
Against the Steelers, -be completed minutes, needing a big compleUon, I'm
II of 17 puw for 141 yards and threw a hero i( I get It. and I'm a bum
no lnlerctpUonl. U f dD!t'I," said SIBbler
"He !mt bid •--~·day," aid "l'mpntpar<dlodfflwllhth.at.''
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There has been talk in the past or rorming
a JC conlel'j!llCO 'Of all the Orange County
schools -but it bas never been more
than just conversation.
For various reasons -primarily enrollment
-the idea has never made any headway.
But becauae ol the energy crisis, some
people are giving It serious thought.
Major releagulng ol the state's community
colleges Is not planned until 1977, but the
fuel shortage could force releagulng before
that.
''"!be energy crush may force releaguing
along strlcUy geographical areas, meaning
CRAIG
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•ou11:1M ••c•. 110 T••d•. 3 v••r that a school or say 1·ust 600 students might old• .. uP. Cltlmlng. purse 12000.
c111m1no prk • uooo. be in with another school of 19,000.
W1tth Ml Trt vtl. Drtyer llt Co c11uoe1•s Ros•, B111ov 111 "It could mean that the Orange Wlty
F1s1 E11111e. ''"''ur1 ',",, schools would be stuck tnaether," says Golden
Cut For "'"· G1r11 -Groovy Gntll'llJY, Cre~tr 110 West College athletic director Fred Owens,
St1JP N Feith It, Smlffl 120 1...-id f th So the Calli mi B1rr1no. H1r1 ,..., also tne pres ent O e U m o a
StnaY v1nri111, Ll11fl1rn 11' Conference. ...... llltllllt Mr. All~•·· Hirt 111 Most of the county's JCs would be in ~1,~1c~!~,tr11wr1 ~~; favor of it -especially Golden West and
C11itorrt11 5.,,,,., Ll~m 111 Cypress who undoubtedly would like to say
''"" ll:ACI, :IOO Ylt'dl. 111 '""· bye-bye to the SoCal -'•cu1't. _,. Sl0.000 t<ldld. Tiit SI. Hltholt• "" ~~~~r:J:.'!. ~r~l:1 112 But Saddleback athletic director and .foot-
N1110 F1 Ne11a. AdAlr 1u ball coach George Hartman is one guy who AltmhOIO Sinlt, C1rdo11 1'1
Mis• 01vru • .a.rrndr111111 120 wanl5 nothing to do with an all Orange
Mr. Arm11ne1r, W•rd 1,,", County setup. M r, Mldl1nd, Trc1w r1 a .. nd•'• Je•. Broa~s ',",, Hartman has echoed his feelings pn the M'flf"y Moot!, MYle$
Mr. Goblr, B•llou 111 subjecl before.
Mcm.11 Ol1rnond, Hirt 114 .. 11xnt · •.t.c11:. w y1n1s. 1 ve1r ~4Reteaguing because·-Of the energy cns1s =• :o::.w.•:::r::~d':t~ "400 t7 11, is a cop-out. by certain people," says
N.w Flip, SrnHti r llt Hartman. "ll'S just a viay of forcing people
~.~:.u~.~lllll;s ~~ into another league.
Third COPY. My1e• 110 "In football we can compete with the Skldo Poht, Hlrl 119
Arl11 TM Rtm. CrNQcr 119
MIJS I Orln .. C1rdct1 111
other schoQls In Orange County on a one--game
basis. But if we had to meet the other
schools week after B'k we couldn't compete
with them. Remem6er we have only 1,*XI
daytime students at Sadd.leback," ~ ~ay1
Hartman.
"And another thing .•• right now Oratijte
County can have three champions (3 con~
!erences), but if we all get into one con·
ference, it means Orange County will have
just one champion. lt's just not realistic
to put all the county JCs into one conference."
Hartman's point about not being able to
compete with the other JCs on a week-to-week
ba!is ls.aound. The Saddleback football team
probably could, but the rest of the ·sport.
would definitely take their lumps.
SaddJeback has growing pains right now.
It ls at least three years away from being
able to compete oo an eveo basis with the
rest of the county schools.
But J wonder if the Gauchos are really
better off competing in a conference spread
oot Crom San Bernardino. to Chula Vista,
* * * ,Golden West water polo ~ch Tom
HerJllltad fee11 that his top player tbi1
past season, Kurt .Westerfeld, was sliglited
when the all-tournament selectiou of tbe
state JC polo meet were aanoanctd.
Teammate Frllllk Browne made tlle team,
but Westerfeld didn't •
"They did a fantasUc Job for us. He
was literally beat •Po• ln tile state tourna·
ment. Tbe teams we played foa.led ltlm
so be 't\'Ouldn't shoot. Browne made tt and
he deserved lt, but 50 did Westerfehi/' says
Hermstad.
\\resterfeld later was recognized on the
All-America team along with Browne and
teammai. Jim McAdams. And Westerfeld
was also rectntly named tbe Soutbern
. California Conference player~f-tbe yean.
Ed Sowash bas resigned as LA Valley's
head football coach after a 3-15 record in
t'A'O seasons.
HI Cll lf, Tr11•ur1 llt l~v'' Wlnn1r Rd , Cltrlu 1 1 It SE.VINTH •ACI!. )00 y1rd1. ~u
a~. Ol.lrst $10.000-actctld TM St,
N!<hol1s E•P!'tu. tiltond Division!
JOdY QIJtJt, CltdG.11 Ill
Coast Area Golf W rapup
Andy Go, Hirt 111
TwtlYI Flvt. LIC1111m l lJ
Ruriy B~11. c1rr1K o 110 I d I k The C winner was BeUy Plunder Bay, T•t1tur1 116 Jt ea OIC ar c~c '''Go. 1e.1119111 111 11 W"• a three better balls Blakemore with 12 and the
Flttt corrr. M •lr iu ""' D victor was Ann Lee Sheller Thwm111 J11. w.,..,. us of foursome competition at
M!t'-Mike, BrootJ 111 £ With eight. , r10M™ 11:.r.ct:. 1§11 v•rd• 1 Y••r fl.ieadowlark Couotry Club O
okls. 111-•nc•. wr"' P211C1 ,,, Huntington Beach in a turkey Mesa "erde !o~.-mlll. Adair y
s.:en1 °' Llnw, P1Qe 11• shoot tournament. DelCI M!11, H••t 11• Winners in a turkey shoot
Jtt '°"""'',.,.· 1e.niv111 nt The winning squad was com· competition at Mesa Verde
Jin.1111t1 P1. Ric,.....,, 1,,", posed of Corinne Richardson , Air coo1e11. M'(le• Coootry Club for the women's
c o1ar tu P1n1r.. Ll11N1m 11• Diana Hooper, Afickey ~1cKitr club we .... named this week.
Min Goad Bird, G1r1• ',','• ben and Gloria Boland. '"' S""'1 Jc-. Tre1su•• In A flight they included
Ml,, Oandy C1prl, C1raoz1 119 Ra--lao SI W 11 NINTN 11:.t.c• a v••d,, ) ... ,,r •-. Eloise Gresdmer, Dare e s, •
ol1n .. uP. C1111T\lng, p ... r.... usoo. SaUy Owsley and Carolyn Barbara Malick, Lucille Pad· d1imll'O pr1c• '2000
Triple c Truly sm11ri rn Walbridge tied (or first place dock, Phyllis Smith, Lorraine
0tooy GoDd air. s11pe .. .111 • ll 'and 1·ett 1ourru1m · 1 • -·-y -~Ma~· Ann Dyer. W.td ccip.,, Tr11sur• 1n tn a mu ll en 1.NW•'C WlO .,
Roy1I Fir• Rocktl, Llollilm 111 at Rancho San Joaquin Golf In B night. Pat BoMett, =~~r~1:,~•K..f11~~1'01 :~; Caurse this week with scores Dot Massa. Irene Beck, Peg
Rovtl TClll Bir, P~• lit or 36 Jacobson, Man1 Matson. Mae 8ud E\lf, CllrhM 119 ' • '1 ~aor• '"'""· w r111111 1n In B flight, another tie Donkin and Josie Tipping won
Mooni111111 Ber. "411' 110 resulted between Lu Orr and tlll'kcys. Other winners in-,. ... t:lltllll•
Hy s1r11111tr. Tr .. wr• 11• Vi Saxton at 37. eluded Pat Gill and Darlene
Toddy Broome won the C Bouse.
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Ill associate, calumnlst M11 Point~.
Stir Tl'lt: and sets ovt with his m•&k ulfl
ti) 51111,.._... MW to llnd tlMI assassin.
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dtr Piiiiiili'I WtfJl'ltltiol If tllt, 9·30 8 (-CJ)) (I) a..-. "A Life Gtrm111 lilly llll ,.,,__. ., IN . f A~ " c S0¥1•1 llllilfl'I Ctntrtl Clllldrea' ~' life (R) '"· I COllll)llltl' p(I• Thl•lfl of MalCllw diet Mln'l•n blhnior? And by pre·
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t:lll w Cl)~ I]) ltlt defendf<I by H1111klns.
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OPEN TONIGHT AT 6:45
Mahnlin Played
By Della Reese?
Q: Bow etme Mias Della Rte1e doeu't have htr own
1 1111< -. We cauCM lier bo•ll•g Ille Jolimy ear-U.w
...i !MU Ille'• Jaol snal. Also, la M 1n1e olle may~y tile
.... -JacUoo la • rum vU.. ti lllii .. pel ilioi•r'•
Ulet-Mrs. T. T11orpe, Memphis, T ....
A: That' a the talk in movie circles, with Della men~
lioned most frequently as a natural (or the role. She toured
witl\ Mahalia for five successive summers, was a gospel
singer herself, and knew, adored and respected the gentle
woman. She would al.o> ilke to do the Ethel Waters story.
M for her own talk show, she once did. Several years
ago she hooted a daily "DeUa" show orlglnati"I In Los An·
geles ~nd syndicated in some 40 marketa ror almost a )'ear.
Miss Reese relates a momentarily embarrassing en·
tc:!U9lg_ ~ ooce bad on her show. Ready to introduce
'Glad You Asked That'
by Maril)'I! and HyGanfnet' • ·
11-foms 11-fabley, she was told that her guest hadn't shown
up -that they couldn't find her.
Suddenly, Moms, bearing her name mentioned shuffied
out of the wings. Seems she'd been backstage tO: an hour
but nobody re&ignized her because she was wearing a
fashionable cotton dress, new shoes and a neat hairdo in·
stead of her familiar sta,ge get·up -a pair of run.-down
sneakers, tired old denims, a disheveled wind·blown hank
of ·ha ir and no teeth. '
. ,;That's why Mom5 sounds so funny when she talks,"
Mis.s Reese revealed. "She slips her teeth into her purse
before going on!"
Q: I feel so bad U.at Jerry Lee Lewis, after makblg
such a oomeblck, was killed hi an a.no cfa6, W-. 61
this tragedy bappen?-Mrs. L. Rellel, Wldllla, Kn.
A: T_he tragic crash (in HemaodO, Miss.) killed Jerry
Lee Lewis, Jr., 19, not his falher. The accident .-as a 'freak.
The young man, driving his jeep home to Mem.plds While
towi~g his Pontiac GTO (which he 'd just-picked-up !rom a
repair shop) apparently took a curve too lbarply ·It made
the GTO swing around and hi t the guan!r.U, ~wing U..
J«P out of cootrol. .
Q: I'm not copping a plea for NiJ:oa, but doa't you
Mdf Crtffift 41n&WM risbili 1M Ii• tf 4uty, TONIGHT 7:00 9:45
• l.Mfta hlJ ind his fl'rtntt ii h1rd prwed 10 !~:::=======:::~ j Mun41 latilll firNI tlMi l'NSOM for ad! str1n11
tbink it wu a low blow when tbe Presldtnt •.tias· accused
of t'alappbtg" u Air Force Mrgea.nt at ~1cCoy Air Foree
base recently? f,spedaUy since tbe sergeant described it
as an affectionat\ pat, "sort or like putting shaving lotion
on?"-Tlmoilly B., Orlando. Fla.
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De11rt 111t1tr1 Wimor. Claudt AWAJ tnd P1ut
Uttlt luetb B11rb lhr.
Wednesday
~018~9-. i~rnm•-•""•·•· (R) "Blootl Kin" Sonny Bono &lltsb
as the fttlltr ol t tirl wlto hlS c,on.
tr1ct.ed 1 rare disease th•! stn•u
people of MediterraMan stock, and
is ft1rf11I that sht is ll01 stro111
enou1h for 1n ope11ti0fl.
fB Clrlliu fl.I ! IJ1CLlL I T1le Meul .. H111dt1'1
1111ster1y onitorio, PlrfOrmecl llf" !hi
Arion Mll.Sical Club, MiltM~et'I
oldest skllinc club, in a sped1I two-
holr ~ fr11111 1111 llllil dwrdt ,1t·HolJ:Hll &II th1blct111, Wiit.
KOCE, CHANNEL 5'
, : 0ran1e· County's lJlll' television l(ation, KOCE-TV, has
• sche:lulOll die ftillo1llnl special P'<lCl'•ms todjly,. Dotoiled
listingl ol ChonneJ SO:• programs are carried In the Dally
Pilot's TV Weelt each Sw>day.
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A:. Agreed. From everything we've read about the
molehill that became a mountain. the incident was blov.11
up ~y because o( Mr. Nixon's vulnerability. It was a Ht.
tie like the story Sammy Davis told at the Berle testi·
monial. "Carroll O'C.OMor." he sa id (with TV's Archie
Bunker seated a few feet away ), "is no bigot. He treats
everyone the same. He showed hi! affeciion for me by
rubb ing my head for good luck!"
Send your qaustion.s to H11 Gardne r, "Glad You
Aske.d That," cp.re of this neWSJ)(Q)tt, P. O. Ben: 1540,
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Theater
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CIMDOMI 10 . .. . • . . .•• .1-.·• Revivals
Gaining
Uonal drama Is returning to
a position or importance ln
the American thea ter, due
"AMlllCAN aaurnl"
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largely to a lnck or fresbneas "Slar1co" tlJ
in avant garde productlolll, ,.,..
says a theater arts profea10r "IAD•I l7J" C II
and playwright at the "THI HVIN Un" INJ ...
University 0 f Nevada·La• "STllLYAID aUU" II)
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"I've been seeing quite a
bit or oollege theater acmos
the oountry l!Jld I do IOe I
trend thal echoes aomethlnl
that playwright Artbur Miller
receotly said," Dr. Jerry L.
Crawford said In an interview.
H£DUCATION AND the
American professional theater
both are a little bit bored
with the avant garde theater
a.ndtby that I mean the theater
of .the ~ailed alienation and
assaul~, the kiqd of span·
t.aneous, Dori·verbal theater
~at doesn't use a script but
does use a lot of im·
provisltatiOn and l'I) 0 d e r n
· danct techniques," he ~d.
Theat.er is returning to the
"well made play svndrome,"
Crawford said. Plays once
again have a begiMing. a mid-
dle and an end and a script
thi-t both actors and directors
interpret.
'-'I THINK OUR soci ety has
ret'urned a li t!le bit to God
and man," Crav.•ford said, ad·
din l? that revivals of plays
by Tennessee Williams, Arthur
Miller. Eugene O'Neil and
Noel Coward are popular on
Broadway.
"The avant garde theater
has run out of new in·
ventions." Crawford s a i d .
"The plays tend to dwell on
the meaningless of life, the
humdrum of routine ex istence,
waiting to die, or a very ac-
tivist political argument which
is usually left wing ...
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HOLLY·WOOD (UPI) -One Rib'' eotb and 1 •Love, weird thoughts that circulate medical science wtth a ti te1evlslon's top western stars, Lome CtceQe of the American Style" 6Lst. In network executive auites. superhwnan body. With in·
oki "8ona111A" show, has had THAT SAHE t 1 I cavett, who once had 8 nlgh_I· credible powers of strength
his new video series canceled. ratings survey bnya the ownaay ly showbouont ABC kand nowlhts speed, sight and endurance'.
• • 1 • seen a a wee amon, h 1 D'i pecial t 1--A11<1--1lOW ·a.noJb~rJ.L video's 1ndicalcs why ABC is_takin8-Js fl~ as or midseaso.!!i-e _s "'venls " governmen
leeding ~·es tern headliners, a chance on a new hall-hour -hed I ·· fi' en assign.men s.----+-i..;.... James Drury of the old weekly ·d la t I to start a sc u e tn w ic Two other ABC midseason
entry called 11The Vlrginian," rrut'~l:~rf!P C::e~en '~bar es he would have rougbly 26 ~ro-replacement series have pro-en 1 w ys, s-grams over a year's period. ti th ,..__ """'A
will also try his hand at a ed on the John Wayne movie That means one show about Evoc11.•1.~e emes.hvue, 1..1\,1\; new series set 1·n modern or that name. The movie was t kS 10 -a wort Y program, times. broadcast by ABC Nov. 13 every wo wee · also see~ periodically in the
'Greene's current weekly and came in sixth among all WHILE ABC has been hassl· past -is an hour that stars
hour. "Grlff," which arrived shows. In the film. Wayne ing Cavett, one of ils genuin~ J_ames Franciscus as a phys•·
bi the fall and offers him as portrayed a fellow who was quality stars, the network has cian who gave up a career L ... ---a private eye is one o( ABC. pressed into taJdng a group 1 cd f'nd kl in New York City to open
f a so manag to 1 wee · Y a practice in a remote area T Jtf TV's up co Jn\ n g midseason o boys on a cattle drive, slots for these other upcoming of Colorado. O arry
c a n cwhie_ 1
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JI\Cffl ~:.!i WI arrive a mg or wo a _ e .. ayne, series: , THE OTHER. 3 half-hour h.is Navy role in "En·
Jnld..ea.son on the"-· s'a m ft.Ver; wtlt not, be: m the "Chopper·One,V a half-hour-comeOy entillea -, ''11 ap--p y ~·sign Pulver"; announc·
network as the star of a half· series, which, sa~s l he about "two young policemelf Days," 1•5 described as a es he plans to wed
hour entry en l i l led network, deals with 'a group who -mbat en· me from a . ..... . . 1 ,, nostalgic show about ·a family Sheila Wallace, 24, ad "Firehouse," playlng the cap-or you11g boys who face the specially equ~pped heh~p er in "the now innocent years agency secretary, on
tain of a grou_p o[ firemen trials or manhood as they help (it sounds hke an airborne ,, who comprise 111 el}Sine .com-a widow run a ranch in the .. Adam·l2"); and "The Six.....!!!_ the 1950s and early 1960s. Easter Sunday.
pany. This series , js drawn New Mexlco territory of the Million Dollar Man .'' an hour
·from a previous," '\¥).~ute 1870S.'' The show bows in Feb. that inexpllC!\bly impressed
ABC teleplay uiat starred Vin· 6. ABC with its past periodic
ce Edwards and ••Richard When you look at what ABC outings that offered video's
Roundtree. , is plaMing for its almost Im· most absurd hero--"a test
The latest national video mediate future -the ajlot· pilot who, nearly killed in a
ratings indicate why AB C not ment of weekly. air ~i.pie to crash, is re-created by means
only canceled "Griff" but also new shows hke The 1---
the series "Room 2 2 2.'' Cowboys" and "Firehouse,"
"Adam's rub" ••Love while Dick Cavett's series is
American S t y I e ' ' and being cut back -you h've
"Temperatures Rising ." In
the list of 62 progr1:1ms tbal
were rank e d atatistically1 "Grif[" came in 4 9 l h •
.. Temperatures Rising" 50th,
In Order That Our Staff
May Enioy Christmas
With Their Families, The
Theatre Will Close Mon.
12/24 & Tuts. 12/25 -
New Program &.gins
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197.3: . Y ftU'. al Orgalii§ed Labor Peac~'
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Organized
labor ended a brlel Rlrtatlon with Pmi·
d"1t Ni-and thrui.aed a ocw 111rge
of WliPn mUltancy in 1974 contract
1--<>1 lailom rollowrng a year ol peacelul
Nllraint.
'Ille stonn signala already were flyloc u 1m drew to a cloee, wllh a oudden
ruh ol strlltt1 and labor and iovemment
~ldllll w.dlcllni J '""°'er pulh (or 1>1B1er wage eettlemenls to otrset r1Jlng
llving coats.
' STILL, TllERI! wa1 hope that 1\l'IJ's
surprillng • rewnl ol labor peace would'
!alt iato the new year.
Contract lalksJn the conlaloei: 111'!111k~
were <}I! to an eorly stort and In steel ,
'lab>r and management agree4 to a un-1
precedented no-ttr!U pact Iha! removet
lhe thrclt of • a crlppline nationwide
walkolJI ln m1. • · .
But with inOallon not yet under con-
trol1 the Nison admlns traUon wu braced
Sales_ Downturn
Seen • Ill Detroit
VETROIT <UPI) -Alter three yea"
ol record aai.s and. hllh profits, the
U.S. auto Industry la beaded f0< a
downturn In 1'74 that could be ac-
ce)eraltd by gasoline shortagea and ra· tJonlnc. •
More. Americans went small cara and
the Industry la bard pr..,ed to meet
Ibo demand.
GOVERNMENT ACTION In rationing
gasoline, taxing 1as guu:ters o r
~laUng fuel economy improvements
could push more motorists into cars
they \WIUldn't have eveft looked at a
fefo' years ago.
One thing Is cortaln. 1be old debate
between the dctire for per son al
sticfdna: with what I got and i! there
was some decent bus ' 1ervlce arout1d
here, I'd probably u5e it." .
GU:Oline is the wttd card for 1974 .
If the fuel crisis \\o'orsens and rationing
i1 impooed for the llrsl time olnce
World War II, car ulta could plummet
well below the predicled 11,1 million ••
The fil'fl two montha ol the 1974-model
year ti)owed the future course u Illes
•lipped cootiderably from the reoord
J973 Jevels. SalH In November were
olf 13 percent, with big can talcJng
the beating and auto lll"ken unable to
meet demand lor smtu'cars.
THE FIRST r""'lt was the annowiced
layo/f• ol 200.IXlO· auU workers, more
thall on.,_foUfth of the industry's labo<
1 force. Most of the idled workers wett • • • the ear IH&fer tolll ocheduled olf lesa than one week right
C 0 II t I n H e to ;,et ear• before Chrislmas as auto makers solight
eq11lpped tottll Nfetg aq · to adj,.l their huge inventorie• to slow·
-b•lo11 eo11trol deriee1 movilli saleo.
he reall11 ::.-.... , .., ... t. llOf v. Chapin, Jr.. chairman of -Amencan ~otors whidl ii buckiJli the trend because, or lts heavY reliance on
.small cars. uld be did not lo>ow how
long this "lreiuled le¥el" ~ «*li>ue.
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transportation and the greeter need for
public maa trllllportation has been
renewed and some Arnerte&n1 are &Oinc:
to end up by llUl'Tend.n"C aeme ol
their penooal mobility.
!or a ..W round of seltlementa that
could trigger sun another spurt ln the
wag&prlce spiral u the economy aioled.
Asimilar threat o1 big wa1e pacts
Jlj)Lto materlallze -llL.1971 clelpit
one ol the heaviest baraalnlng agcildas
since World War 11.
Conlracta affectlnC neariy 5 mllllon
worken fell neatly Into place with little
labor atrlle -llr$t the apparal lndtl!!fl:,
then the-rallt0ad, eleclrlcsl, rubber,
tru cklns and auto industries. Bigger
fringe benefits belpeJI make 1.111 lor amal·
ler waa• hll!ea.
Time lost to strikes during the fir.I
nine moolhs of the year waa the lowt.S t
for the ~ In nine years. jncreases
1n wages and benefits ln major or>ntract
averaged &.3 ·percent over the life of
lhe Clllllradl, ill line with , .......... ,
guidtlinel.
mE NATION'S unemployment rate
f•ll below 5 percent of the wort forte
lor tho Oral time In ~ _. But
(he decline may be shorl·llved, with
dire prediciloas of ii clln;bll!i to perh.apa u high u a perctol u a
re'"11t ol the energy crisis. E~perti w 'J)lll2I ..., llbo<'s
restraint at the bargaining table.
particularly wllb the annual rase of
inflation near yearend .fUDGlD.a over 1
pereent, oompared to J.f peroent In
im.
Controls were credited for the most
Uf'l T ........
A few tbUJp can be safely predici.4
s.bout ca.rs and car buyers 1n 19'4. ·
Sales will drop from this year's record
"J think "''e're in a period 9f seflli.. hYSIW -on the i>art of many people ' whkt 11 undenta.nda~le," said Chapin.
"I tblnk, obviouslr. that lhe ccooomy
.ii DOI Pini to iJ'iod .tb a hat~"
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HOLDING HIS CHARACTERISTIC CIGAR, AFL.CIO PRESIVENT MEANY YAWNS DURING TALKS
'U.S. labor Managed to Eoupo Major Strlkff Durint 1973 Contract l'.legollation•
11.8 million U.S. ~d foreign-built car,s. -v· .. JI.' K
Top auto e~ves S81 tha drop will ug•MWn nauer l>e down to about J I.I mlllloa, bot this u.ua
muJd drop evm lower if American1
decide the 1utomobi.le is one discre-
tionary item they CID put off. Predicts Energ y
Big '7 4 Issue
Aerospa~e Flying High
While &ales drop, prie11 are on the
way up. the biQesl U.:reases eoing
to the hi&JHlemand small ..... 'Mle
eutcrnakers were granted avence i.o-
creased ranrrlnl frocn ~ to $74 -they lntrodu<ei! !he 1974 models, but
came boc'i for --.oo .incttosaa
In .-ly No01mb• ·~oe -$lll and $ta8.
But Energy Crisis Affecting Expecwtions _ for '74
And the cv buyer 'will oontlnue: to
1et cars · equiPl>!:d wllh safoty and
emllsion control dPtices be really doesn't
want.
ON TIIE 1r11 modeJI it was the if-
nition interlock that makes you belt
up before drivin&. For lt75 models.
lhe bt&: new ltem wlll be the catalytic
cuwerter, a chemical unog-mntrol
daYloe that could add -1ter 1150 to
the price of a new cw i\'hile cleaning
IP a::bawlt pset and, uy some auto
. men, tmproo.re fuel economy.
'Ille IUlo piaken lllll hope they CID
.. r the Im rutea chanaed or delayed
by the Congreu 80 the muffler-like
d<yjoeo won~ be needed. But it .. ppears
alt cars ill' CaUlornla and 11 many a, 50 percent tlaewhere will be equipped
lrith ca!alytlc converters.
Joe Gordon, a mlddlt·l(ed millwright
in a Detroit-area automotJve supply com·
pony. wanta no part <JI ·any ol the
new devtcea.
•0 1'll tell you straight. I've got a 19&1
Vodgo Vari that runs real good. It's
fG( more than 70,000 miles and I'm
~~ keep it until ii lltops runnlofl,'.'
"I atlll ¢ deceol milagc, it llarti
molt ol. t&e time and I don't have
to """"t •bOul belta, buzzers or gadgeta
that kill all the power," be addOd. "I'm
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Virginia H.
Knauer, PresJdent Ni1on11 special assis·
tint for cCiviumer aUa.ir1 . ays there .-.. a, no <!O"bt Illa! the most sljnlficenl
consumer J.Ssue facing consumers nelrt
year will be the energy crlsl$.
"lt will affect vlltually every aspect
or our dally Jive1 -how aod whether
we work, how we relax, bow we get
to \\'Ork, the price we pay for p:>ds
-even the JQod we eat and the clothea
we wear," Mra. Knauer Wd.
''Putting it bllaXJf and 1ucdncUy, no
matter wOO we are and where we live,
the energy crtata w1JI all!d wllat we
do and how we do jt.
"This drastic change in our living
aod workinc habits will answer a fun--
damental question about the American ,,..,...
"There are those who clalm thot
Americaa.s are soft and easy people
-unwilllng tD sacrifice and unwUJinc
to forego put patterns of unllm.ited
energy consumption. AJ evidence they
point to those few who are now hoarding,
who are now threatening drastic action
ii their patlerns of life are altered.
4'1 doo't a~ with that analysis.
I have another view fl-the Alnericen
people.
"! believe that the •Ill ·majority of
Am«icans •ill do 11 much 11 they can to conserve energy', whether it be
joining car pools, tumin& the thermostat
down,· or drlvina: oo mHcs an hoUt on
Interstate higtnV1ys."
WASHINGTON (AP! -The aeroapace
and aviation lndusµies rang up increased
proms and ~ded growth in 1973,
. but the nation s· energy problenu are
forcing many oompanin to lower their
expectatioos !or the year ahead.
Earnings for the 10 trunk airlines
\Vere expected to total somewhere
between $190 millioo and IZ29 million for
the past calendar year. The number
of passenc:ers carried was upect.ed to
hit the 200 m.illjan mark.
THE SCHEDULED airlineo had totlll
operating revenues or more than $9
billion r .. the firat nine months ol the
year -1 12.2 percent increase over
a similar period last ye.ar. Net profit&
for the 10 major llunk lines was $138.1
million during that nine-month period
-an 8.6 percent increase over the
sa me period in 1972.
Air freight revenlle.$ hit an aJl.time
high as the scheduled airlines reported
the fll"St $1 billion revenue year in their
history. Afr freight accoooted for more
than 4.13 billion. ton miles of service
in 1973.
Manuf.acturen alio rejlorted increued
profit.I .. .1be General Aviation Manulac-
tunn ·AModaUon reported total sales
ol-14,eoo ain:ntt in Ji73, compared ,.;lh
9,175 In 11172. Revenue wa• expected
"' hit l820 mlllioo, compared with 15$7
million last year. Exports increased 61
peI'Cflll to ~ mUlion.
A'£ROSPACE-SALES Slso increased
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SAN RAFAIL DEALIR SHOWS OFP TWO INIROY iAYl!'lo MODELS AT CAR I.OT
tm Moy Mork YNr tho '1119 Auto ..... to Pade In United Ila'"
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significantly. The Aerospace Industries
Assod.aliorl said total aerospace sales
in 1973 would top $24 .9 blllion, compared
with m.s billion in 1972 .
Aircraft account ed for $13.4 billion
of !hat total. while mtsailes hrougf!l
in another $5.6 billion. Space hardware
aales totaled $2.9 billion w h i I e
nonaerospace sales in d Ive r a if i e d
...._ce plants brOIJibt in $3 billion.
Exports of aerospace equipment total·
ed $4.9 billion In 11173. Employment hit
935,000, compared with 900,000 in 1£172.
Despite the r06y financial picture,
many aviation ex.ecutives were worried
about the effect of the fuel ibortage
on aviation and aeroBpace sales.
Under President Nixon'1 fuel allocation
proeram, scheduled airlines w e r e
restricted to their 1972 fuel allocation
levels in October and November and
to 95 percent ol. the 1972 level.I in
December. The percentage wa1 to drop
again to 85 percent of 1972 levels in
January. InternaUonal flights were cut
back to .Im levels.
AIR TAXIS and indu&trial flying was
limited to 80 percent as much fuel
.. It r«>eived In 11'1%. Corporate jell
y,·ere limited to 60 percent· of the 1972
level.
Pleuure and intlructional flying waa
allotted only haU as much fuel as it
received in 1972. ,
The airlines cut more than 500 fli.chts
in 1.tting back to 1972 luel levels. The
December redoctiom resultlld in even
more .Oight1 being cut and aecutlves
were wonderinc which lligbta ~ be
elimina1ed in January. '
Civil Ae"Onautics Board ctWnnan
Robert Timm warned th•t tome cit.let
could end up losing all of their scheduled
air service if the government penilted
in refllsing airlinel enough gas to operate
their 6Clledules.
THE FLIGHT reductions accomplished
one goal which Thrun Jwg has advocated
-the elimination ol e1Ct11 IOBting
COJ>lldtJI.
However, they also caused 10me car·
riers to announce that a number of
pilots, cabin attendants and even ex·
~ ecutlves would have to be laid off' their
jobs.
Women io Piish. Harder
For Rights in New ¥ear
NEW YORK (U PJ I -1be energy
crisis and the F.qual Rlgota Amendment
<ERA ) emerge es the pamnount coo-
cerns of w om e n in the year ahead.
Add to thal concern over Watergate,
which iW'laces in almost every con-
versation with leaders of women's
organiutioos.
On the enerf)' criii.s, the conlell$US
is unanlmoU1 -it's here and we niust
all act to deal with ii.
''IF YOU ASK me what I consider
our major ls5uet: in '74 and beyond,
I'd list the energy cNis and passage
of ERA (Eq\Jal Rlg!its Amendment),"
said Mrs. Kermit Haugen, presideot of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. The federation, In Iii 83rd year,
represents between four and five million
U.S. women Mid , all told, about II mil·
lion around the world.
"What we have .to watch ," said Mrs.
Lucy Wilson Beltlon, "is that a proposed
new g&EiOline tax and rationinc of fuels
don't hit the poor hardest"
?.trs. Benson ii president of the ~ague
of Women Voten, a 53-year-cld organiza.
lion with some ll0,000 members.
On Iha other Issue referred to simply
as ERA, the femln ine batUe linet: are
drawn oharply.
Powerful se1ments ol women·• BTO•PI
have garnered their membershipo to
• get EHA ralilied by the neceuory elglll
more 1Jates thol would add .the 27th
amendment to the U.S. C..stitutlon.
Thirty-eight (threl>founhs ol lbe states)
la the niaglc number.
SOME GROIJP8 want to h.ave raUfica-
llon by all 50 Jtatt.5 at lwt by 1m.
But Ille going will be tough. ·
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There are forces opPotlng the amen'd·
ment on &Marted grounds from its mak-
ing women eligible for the draft to
job eqwility when there are some jobs
women are oot phy&ically able to do
-the traditionally muculine roles such
as, say, C0111truction worker.
Rest'""4, the ""1eodnlent providea
"equality of rights mr the law shall
not be denled or abridged by Ille United
States or by any state on account of
sex."
Stat.el have until 1979 to act on the
amendment, but those campaigning !or
it uy that 1974 is, as ~!rs. Haugan
puts 1t, uthe time to strike whlle the
iroo 11 bot."
"We must keep the momentum/' said
Mn. ee .....
Mrs. Haugan said in an intervtew
that although ERA is a battlefront In
the United States, equal rights !or
women everywhere nel'd attention and
action.
The 1trongett opposition. to ERA comes
from two VffrY vocal groups. One ii
called "Slop ERA." Phy!Jls Solllally, 111
Alton, JU., hou.sewile and an articulate
speaker. travels constantly, talklq to
almoat any 0<ganluitlon that wW llllal,
beinl intorvlewed by n e w • p-1 p er s ,
telev11lon and radio.
Another aellvl1t group oppooing ERA
Is ~pplneaa of Womanhood Inc. (HOW,)
whoae preoideot Is Mrs. Jaqule Davtsolt,
a San VlejO, bousewile.
"We're lor equal rlghla and equal
pay 10< equal work," Mra. VBvlson said.
"But ltt'• lace it: there are some joba
10< wtilcb wcmen are DOI pil)'licaUy
abl e."
' J>llrl wllb k~ping the lld on wa ...
Labor leaders complained that wltle
wageo wera held down. prleea and".iln·
!<real rala iOarod. benefiting banks
and big tiusiness which reported r"fO'd
pron ts. _
Labor, led by Al'L<:IO President
Gooree Moany, called lor the lifting
ol all wag"'PfWe a>0trols and WU <:er.
t,lin to oppose in Congrt11 any effort
to e1tend the President'• ,auth'!~ty
beyond tbe stabilization Pl'Oll'llll'S cur-
rent April 30 expiration date.
VESPITE OPPOSITION to the C<Oltols
P!Vif8M, the ~e11Mld Meany flld
labor's other representatives retaified
their seats on Ille Cost of Living <:<;n·
d i'• labor-management advt.ory cop>·
mittee. •
All other links with the administration
were severed , however. • Alter he aided in Nixon's re-election
by keeping the AFL-CIO ncuttal ,
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Contrut• a II e c ting
11earl" """ 1111111011 aeo~k ·
er• fell neatly i11to placr
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Meany's retatloM with the White H~
quickly .soµred. ,
By October the labor chit! te<t; .•
lobbying drlvo ·~ tho lederauon s
U.$ mllllon memben to lmpeacb ~he
President. .;
At the same time , Meany instruded
his polltieal lieutenants to join In effqrts
to reorganize the Democratic party:fnd
elect 0 a veto proof O>narell" in l!rT~ ..•
NIXON'S NEW secrotary of ldor
former New York building trades Jea1!e1
Pe1er J. Brennan, WU wrillm oil by
-Meany within a lew weekl ol hla ap
polntment for "1tllloi out bla rn
unlon pr1ndples."
11He'1 oa the Pretldeot'• team,
meana he IJD't on our team," Me n:
said in referring to Brennan's sup , r·
of the admlniitration'a minimum g.
bill.
A labor·hacked bill approved b·
Congreu that would have raised h
minimum wage to $2.20 an hour a
vetoed by Nis:ort u inllationary, f" labor was unable to gather enough, r
port to override. . ..... " Neither .MIOl1 nor Brennan \\'ere ""Uo'te to the AFL-CIO's biennial convenUo
In Miami Beach where the delegatt
were aroused more by the rhetoric ov'
Watergate than the economy. 'lbe
wound up the meetloc Jl'lth y. ca~ fc Ni~'s impe~t it be !._~~· l ·
re111gn. . ~ ,
One ot tbe tew. laoor 1...ie11. ~ t' by the Presidenl was TW>lllm "
Frank E. Fllulmmonl, Wbol'e Union
expelled lrom the ff9uoe ol I.abcii: t
corruption cbargea ln 1m. ''
Fitzsimmons bad ~ ~ bla:
in the on-again, off.epill llUce ee.ar Chavez over the or&anlz.a
Calllomla !arm workera. And I
Teamaters boss Jamea R. Holla,
jail term was commuted by Nllon,_)a'
be would dlallenge Fizaimmona lor r
electloo.
l"OK mE YEAR a h e a d, ~
gcrvemment'a chlef labor m e d I a t Cl
predlcta that phasing oot wage oootr<
wtU bring a jump in the nwnber 1
contractl up for re-negotiation. ~ " Federal ·Mediation Service Directpr I
J. Usery Jr. aid that under cootro·
many 1Dlio111 switched from two-. ai
three-year contracts to one-year Mt ·
In order to quickly return to l t:·
bargaining table once controls we
lilted.
Next year's bargaining alao is expect
to he complicated by new disputes: ov
health and llfely lsauei, r a c i :
dlscrlmlnatlon charges brought bJ t
govenunent alld new lrln•• be"" demands, said Usery, who will jea
his post Feb. I lb take a to~ )
with the AFI,CiO.
In addition to the basic steel contra<
lvhicb run out in August, contrad. Qov1
ing 33,000 can company employet api
In February ; while aluminum end-f:W~
ooverine ts,000 workers expire next'ai1
llltt. .
OTHER MAJOR contract deadlin'el ·
elude the Commlmlcatiom Worbl
covering aome lll0,000 ttlephone oompa
employei, ill July and Octobtt: !'"
than 200,000 members of the MachJni.\
UDioo with the major aerospact co:
panies In July and December: IO,t
IOfi coal Jnlnert in November; rita1
50,000 dock workers at Atlantic 11
Gulf coast porta ill Seplember: and ne11
20,000 Pocillc COOsl shipbuilding ""Ii<< m June.
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balh hon1e before 01ristmas.
l.Dc:ated on a huge co1Tier
lot. Ne'v carpeting & dee·
orated for your flleasure.
VA appraisal and snles price
just
$28,500
2211 '""'&:"...!!; ~~8811
Sun/Eves.
~71
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R•alEttateforSlle [JI!!
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Mfflle H•nie/Ttfllff l"fl'tll .. 111 ~!fin, ~rt. 1t....-1 • ... 114 Ol"•llt' c.. ,....,,., , ......... u• • Enjoy the Cool Ocean Brffz.es
e 4 & 5 Bedrooms
• 2350 to nearly 3000 sq. ft.
OPEN rll 51 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICI!
THE REAL
ESTATERS ~ PLEASE CALL
675-3000
out sf SN It l",..m~ ......... 11t I ::::::::::::::::::;::~:;:[ R111Ch11, ''''"'• G..-vtt ..... '" A"I E1t11t E1tlllfl99 , •.•..•• 111 .,.., E1!1te W111tt11 ........... IM
*SUPER BUYS* Block wall fencing. landscaping & extra
carpeting. 2 & 3 Car gar~s, concrete A Ullijl ()Uf' tl{)Mf' driveways. trash compactors, auto-gar door MOBILE HOME
t' I . Start FOR SALE : NEED A IN CORONA DEL MAR-45' R-2 lot -'h openers, con rnuous c eanrng ovens. SILVERCREST FAMI Y H
·block to ocean. 2 bedrooms and den. Fully at $52•900· MOBILE HOME L OME
'Stressed for second floor. Fantastic view Le Cut1ta By The Sea 20· x 53' 2 so 2 BA. carp., Just 2 blocks from elemen-
·from second level. Space for 4 cars. FaVor-draped, bit-ins., re(rig., J1""'3"'bbooll .. _ ~ J HI ' bl fi · ·1 bl t · t t te Models at Brookhur1t & Atlanta, H.B. \\'a&her & elec. dryer, wired ust oc .... u-un1 r .. · a e nanc1ng ava1 a e a m eres ra s for 22Do air t.'Ond., kitch. Just 4 blocks 'from Mariners ~nder current market. A $108,500 invest-968-2929 e 968-1338, 10 AM to 6 PM clock, storage shed, land-Park
,}nent. A listing of Bert Reedy. scaped patio. Three yrs. old Need 4 bedrooms. _3 balhs ., J~!!!!!!!!'?'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"l!'!!!!!!!!'?'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"" J -like nu. Located in ne\\' N.eed a large fa~1ly room • UN IQUE HOMES Realtors, 645-6500 General General adult pk. away from noisy Like an Up!ltau-s ma.o;ter
:..v 1649 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1----------1 st. One-half bl. from club-bcdroon1. den and_ ba~h.
m HA\" ,\ llE.\1 :11 Laguna Beach lot $8500
2 BR duplex $34,950 "'Z::::=:::::I Beach College $49,950 • 5 br Nwpt Hghts $63,500
MESA VERDE
LEASE OPTION
7 Income Units $59,SOO
Beach Duplex $119,500
Call for additional info
642-1771
1797 Orange Ave., C.M.
~21
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T11wnlltili.e u11tur11 ........... JU 1 ~:"'""'?'!!""""""""""""~"""'l""""""""""""~ll• General house. $15,995. Call EVES. Like a i.ech1(lt:!d. patt0 \\"'.th I' MERRY 213-6$1-4690. lot.s of lrees. Like a qu1~t Gineral General The Apple Pie CAN BE SEEN AT : nP1ghbo1:hood. ~-ou_ can get I Tree CRESTMONT all or••~ !or 155,1:.0
Can purchase this 5 bedroom,
3 bath home Jor toclay·s
price of $54 ,500. \Vith $1500.
lease option money. And
pay $450. a 111onth rent unlit
you arc ready to ron1plete
lhe salc. Submit )'Our lt>rms.
O\\•ner ha11 n10\1NJ business
north 1n1d i:> anxious? !
co:~s TOW11houi.e, tun1. or unlurn •.. J ..
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PRICE REDUCED-OWNER ANXIOUS
Lovely Harbor View home. 3 BR + bonus rm
w/separate BR & bath. Pool, jacuzzi. Vu
from mstr BR. Priced to sel\. By appt.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR
2111 San Joaquin Hills
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B.
Road
644-4910
;General . General
1~1. ;;;;*;;;;';;;;U;:;N;:;I T;;;;S;;;;*;;;;;;;; I HUGE YARD
A$.SUMABLE
6°/o LOAN
Nred !IPR('('? Incredibly large
yard! Add to the above:
a very neat and clean 4
CHRISTMAS! ESTATES, Is in the rear yard or th is 1051 Site Or., Bren.' Ct.•ntra1 sharp 3 Br. Mesa Verde llARRIETI' ANDRESON
GOROON HANEY
PAT LANE
RANDY PARKER
CAROL \VILKIN.$0N
ESTATE RF.ALTY
1303 AVOCADO DR.
NEWPORT CENTER
640-1120
BIG CANYON
FAIRWAY LOTS
T11·0 ideal side by side sites
for custom homes in Ne1••·
port"s newest ru1d n1ost ele-
gant residential area. Each
overlooks the fairways and
greens of Big Canyon Coun·
try Club. $69,500 ea<.:h.
hotne, but the most im-Ave. across lron1 Brea
portant thing ls the home Comm. HOSJ).) Lot #46.
with it's shag carpet, family CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR.
room, low traff.lc pride of for showing. .
ownership street & park like
front and rear yard only
$38.500
CALL 644-nn
P. S. the tree provides the
apples, you make the pie. mm I ' ,
TO OUR CLIENTS
AND FRIENDS
Best
holiday greetings
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
CANYON VIEW
AND CllL-DE-SAC
STREET
Q uiet Co sta ~t esa
neighborhood loo! A great
3 bcd1oon1 hon1c ne,\·ly
painted inside anrl out. All
for only $1.370.00 dol\'n, }"or
information. <'<tll 646-7171. * 4 Bedroom home (huge
master BR\ + family room + den, 3 baths, many ~x·
tras. Quiel street. ~7,000. 6734400 OPEN TIL II • IT'S FUN 10 Bf NtCEI
;!E lli~~R!.!~~~ ~-~ * C·2 Zone • Plarbor Blvd.
100 x 350, income $950,
$175,000.
* 6 UNITS -Eastside, Costa ~tcsa $72,500. Incon1e $760.
\\Un't \\·ant to. n1iss seeing
this shtlJl) 3 bdnn pomc1.----------,
~early new 2 Br.. 2 ba.
;<leluxe unit~ on 0t·eanfn1nl in
r&lboo.! Ell?C. frplcs. heavy
:mag carp., bltns; sundeck
l or balt.'QllY \\'/t'ach unit:
!1· cov'<l carfltll1s plus
i_l_-.~rldng space. $3.lO,llXI.
\.!!!I: 6~-~7!}.-4190 Eves bNlroom home situaled on * 59' x 290' LOT. C-1 zone.
a quiet cul-<le-snc In' a Jove-fSJAJE REALTY $32,500. E·Z Tenns.
in Costa ~1esa for just
$24,950. Close 10 srhools,
also fenced back yard, llC\\'
Gov"t progran1 lhat
evel')'OllC qualifies for -with
$1200 d0\.\'n pAyn1ent. Call
for appointn1ent.
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
associated
BROKERS-REAL TOil.,
:'07S W Bolboo &1l·l6tl
ly neighborhood. Available
for posM>ssion in January Roy McCardlt Realtor
1974 and Priced lo sell 640· 1120 1810 Ne\\'JXlrt Blvd., C.~l. q11il'kly a! S37,500. Need 548-7n9
Ad1•erlisers may place
their ads by telephone
8:00 a,m. to 5:30 p.m.
l\Ionday thru Friday
8 to noon Saturday n1or<> infn? Please phone1'!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!'~~![!'!~ ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.. 546-2313 but better hurry! 1~ I ~
, • • OP£NnLO ""'FUN 10BE HICE! HUNTINGTON
~~~~~;g~; ~~;z Ml f{ij~lllll ."h ,~;~!t~: _, l'M DREAMING
OF A WHITE
CHRISTMAS
Walker &Lee lllAl lllAfl
COSTA !\IESA OITICE
330 \V. Bay
642-5678
54..._9-191 Opt·n eves. NE\VPORT BEACH
3333 Ne\vport Blvd.
:CO'mniunity -3 bdrn1s., 2 Large 3 bedroom home. 2
tiaths. s1:iacious li,vin~ rni. RAISE TROUT? fireplaces. Forn1al dining.
v.•ith fireplace all aglO\\' in
!his family room.-3-cozy
b('(}roon1s, 1 % baths. on tree
lined street. Nice spot v.;th
the joy of Christmas. Only
SJ3,500. 1vith VA-FHA ter n1s
available. Fas! possession!
Call T'IO\\' 847~10.
USE YOUR VA AGAIN 642-5678
\1ETERANS · loans no\\' HUNTINGTON BEACH
;1'1/irplc., rorn1al dini~g HUGE master suite.
rm. Breakfast ru·t'fl Jrl You can \\'ilh this hon1e! It SPACIOUS family room.
<kitchen opens 10 gal'dcn has bl·cn i:ustun1 dPcorated You f)l,\'C it to yourself to
Patio. NC'\•er occupied -va-tikt· nn old SpHnish ~lission. see this. Only $74,500. Call
.1:ant -not lt>asehold. S91.8?a. Lg-f' L'Or fol. F'calurcs . 30x _now 8'17~10.
avail up to $125,000. Even 17875 Beach Blvd.
if you have already used 540.1220 you1· VA entitlc1ncnt you
n111y be eligible for iin ad· LAGUNA BEACH
ditlonal loan \vilhout rein· 222 "Forest Ave.
(k F. Colesworthy _11 fi sh pond. 2 rounrains. 25x OPENnt 9 • rrs FUN 70 BE MCEI
R'ealtors 640-0020 13 hcate<I pool, 3 patios,1.;;-l;.;T,:;,;,;.;.,J~=====-[!· •. ·.'.·. iJ:,
s1arerncnt or do,,·n pymt. 494-9-166
1-lerbert Ha'''kins Realtors OPEN TIL g • fT'S FUN 10 BE NICE'
~rnpe arbor. 2 .~tot)'. 3 Bd, 8.19-lf)(X) or 963-5681 SAN CLE"lENTE Oiiiiiiiiiii;ioiioiiiiiiiioiiii•ll 305 N. El Camino Real
492-4420 NEEDED 3 8drms & Den-$27,950 213;1, rlen, fireplal'e, 2 BBQ's
tH.iely L"Ountry :-: bt'diuorn + £Hs 131. !\lust i.;ce 10 he-
1\·Jth fan1ily kitchen. r!l'n. llei•c! Near LakC' Forest! I ~~~~~~~~~~ Career niindcd salesn1cn and ~1ensive uSl" or rit·h ,1·orMt Call Realtor for 1:1ppt.\i I ~=========< sales1\'Qn1en to sell Orange ~tneling. :z ('O\'C'l'C<l p.1.li?S· 6~5-66.ul. FIXER UPPER --:v.---------.... -...... ---... 1 County prope11y
THE REAL
ESTATERS NORTH COUNTY
dial fr1ee 540-1220
Pi<'""' wind"''' p.,,_,,,, -LAKE-AliilOWllEAD MANAGEMENT land;;caping. Call 5-ltl-17'.!0. "~!3ke Roorn For Daddy" NE\VPORT HEIGHTS • Big,
CLASSIFIED
DEADLINES
DeadJine for copy & kills
is 5 :30 p.m. the day be·
fore publication, except
for Sunday & ?\1onday
Editions \v hen deadline
is Saturday, 12 noon.
TARBELL, Realtors · · · clean ou! L~e: garage big bargain! 2300 Sq. ft. FUTURE • . : . turn ~hat J.unk into ~~sh 21: bR!hs , 3 BR's, fain rni, Great for year round living
fhl' 1as1cs! 01'a\" In lhi! \~Psi. I with a Dai ly .P~ot Classified fpl c, dble gru"., boat storage. & close to the village. 3
-! .. a Da ily P1l0t Class1!led •~Call 6-12-561&. Bi;ng your paint and paper, yr old Bavarian style 3 level
Experiencr' not necessary.
Good attitude is. Send
retume to: Retail Depart·
ment, P. 0. Bos ·1;)71, Ana·
heim 92803.
General J General you 'll ha,·e a ball! Nov; home Y.rith open beam cell· ll~~~~;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ings thru-out, 3 br 2 ba
\
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MACNAB
IRVINE
MAY PEACE BE YOUR GIFT
AT CHRISTMAS
Our Sincerest Thanks f·'or
'\,.our Friendship.
John 1\lacnab and As sociates
BAYCREST BEAUTY
Magnificent 34-00 sq. fl., on huge estate
si.zcd Jot . Sparkling '''aterfall & 2 reflec-
tion pools. Brand ne\\' on market -
$114,900. Joyce Edlund 642-82.15 (Z30)
BAYSHORES PERSONALITY
Charming & vivaciou s i BR. FR -bay
windO\VS & a gingham kitchen. 8671500.
Martha Macnab 642-8235 (Z I81
PALERMO WITH A VIEW
of sparkling lights at nite. Crystal chande-
liers bighhght lovely blue decor. 2 Fir.e-
places & "''et bar. Owner bought another
& wants to seU. Jane Frazee 642-8235 (Zl7) .,,
Irvine
IOI Dower Drlv• ... 2 ·1235
1""4 M•cArthur "44·1200
Newport leech, C.lltornJ• 1211:1
vacnn . Call $16-~ Open Eves. + completely finished base-ment for playrm or shop.
Lndry facilities. $36,500.
t 213) 451-3898 after 6pm or
CLASSIFIED
REGULATIONS
anyti1ne \.\·eckend11.
Near Ha rbor High ERROHS: Advertisers
Immaculate, la~m.. h Id h k h · d
«t~ HERITAGE .-.. REALTORS l 'c.1h hon>". Ove-."i·~I 1,·v· s OU c cc t Cir a s ~ ..,., .. ''' ...... , dajJy & report eITors .,.~~~~~~~!!!!!' ing room v.-ilh lireplace. · _ _.. I T ~TA-X SHELTERS IF..... o· . 'a"' n' t10· imm.._"1ate y. fl E
LOCATION COUNTS 1n1ng area .....• ,,.c ,,n · DAILY PILOT assumes
A .. i Units on CK'l.'a nfront for e nr er tnlnin g. ll b'UI r th II t I 25,.; 1lo\\'n . PRICF.; $182.500. \Valking distance to \\'cstl·liff P J'Qtcssionally decorated. a 1 Y or e rs n·
B . 'I Larl!:c homes on 1 :.i shopp\nJ!:, "larincr.. School, Nev.• cpts & l'lrps. Dhle gar. correct insertion.., only.
Aci"C' in \\'. Costtt ~lcsa • park, tennis cts. · 4 B<h1ns .. 64~3928 or Eve. 64S.2961 CANCELLATIONS: $69,jj)(}. den. 212 baths: quiet l"ey.·. \Vhcn killing an. ad be c _ ID yr. olrl lal'gc double port Beach fa1nily neighbor sure to make a record
In C~I. Try $39,500. TERi\tS. hooc9 t. Call fot· ap··'t, to sec: of the KILL NUMBER
D . POOL . f'ORECLOSURE S.l .:iOO. given you by your ad
$43,000. C F Colesworthy taker as receipt of your
QUINTARD RE1\LTY • • cancellation. This kill
___ _!&!~2-,2;299~1 ----"',;;R~e~•;;lt;;o;;r;•==.,_;6411-:;;:~002;;_0:._:!!!~~~!!!!!!~~!!!~ll number must be pre. ... sented by the advertiser
£mfS TAR GAZER'~~~
1--~~~---By Cf.AYR. POLLAN---~---~ ~"' AlllS Ji.. y Do'/ ••. a.. ..... ,.. H LlllA .. MA.-. II our 'r ,. ,.,.,, ....,..,. y JffT. ,, ::r·-.-~ ,,,· 11 According lo tli• Stori. • , ~.....--,. . T d I f Wed,.._,i,,., OCT. IJw ~ 11 -16-1 o eve op message or ·~,. 4 IJ 29 34 ~:-48·58.63 reod '<ll"Ords corresponding to l'Ul'lbers 42:~87:
of your Zodiac birth sign.
lColl JI Cotted 6lHuroc;~
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4 1C~ 34Col~ 6'Fr-.I
5 H..:le 35 ldeol 65 Of
6CD1' 36Tol<..-66Anl,1ora
7 Yau 37 Doy 67 (JOOd
8 Fo~ J8 '°"'°'" 68 D•1li~n 9 Your J9 Got 69 Surprl-
tO ~ 40 For 70 for
11Cldtn 4 tY-71Alt.i:floi\
12 Port;., A2 'Wt.lie 72 Fr•...di
)JS. Al P1mrtw. 73 '"°"' I• F!nonct11 _..Sor... 74 SuffCU'd
1 S Coll'l'I .-5 Pleolura 7!1 lnterfth •
160r 46Wlll 76 Foll
17 ROl'flO!d ,.7 Cirtle 77 Or
18 O>ildrM • .. & !tr!Qhl'" 71Todot' 19 R.ty _., Goy 79 Tht
::ZOGofll .501'1eotont IOAll"'i
21 C1rculelt '51 Acr;..ititJ 11,_t '"'" ., _ '"'"" 23 Cuoid't 5l 'Tf. IJ You
2• £nlllf99 ~ llltft M Now 2S Oh ~5 For M P..-.t
26 SocW 56 Mottm M Air "llY-570! 871otti9
29£....... !I Your MYou
"Md .59 Old " ... wr.11 ao~ ~""' '°,,.,.. . ..~Good @Ad-(JN'~ """"=
In case of a d ispute.
C1\NCELLATION 0 R
CORRECTION OF NEW
AD BEFORE RUNNING:
C:very effort is made to
l:ill or correct a new ad
that has bc<>n ordered,
l>ul u·l' cannot guaran·
tee to do so until the ad
hns appeared In t ht
paper.
OI;\tE-A·UNE ADS:
These ads are strictly
:ash in advance by mafl
01· nl any one of our of·
fices. NO phone ordera.
Dta~Une: 3 p.m. Friday,
Costa l\.1esa office 12 noon -all brt.nch of·
fleet.
TllE DAILY PlL()T re-
serves the right. lo clu.
slfy, tdlt, cenaor or re-
fuse any advertJsement.
and to change, it. rates
& rerulatlnns without
prior notice. •
CLASSIFIED
MALLING ADDRESS P. 0 • .Box 1560,
Costa l\.fesa.
92626
-·-. ·-
. WALLACE
REALTORS
-~54166 .. 4141-
(0ptn Evenings)
TAKE YOUR TIME
and assume thli; gov'I low
interest loan al selling price
of $25,900. 3 br, 2 ha All
polished & shined liHle doll
house. Fantastic used brick
fireplace. Plenty of land
here to gl'O\.\' your ov.·n
vegetables and fruit. Pay
just $182 per/n10. PITT on
lhis V1\ rt>salP. ca 11
54;HJ.J65. Opt'n e\'es.
Walker &Lee lllll ltTJlll
BIG f'.AMILY
SPECIAL
ROO~I FOR ALL -;> Big
OUT OF
THIS WORLD
Q\'erlooking the 0t.·l'an
spaeious for entertaining,
3 lxlrms, dining roorn &
family room. ,\ n1ust see for
discrilnin.ating buyers &
priced to st>IL Best buy un-
der $100,IXKI.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
PETE BARRETT
--REALTOR-
642-5200
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chen 1\·/ea1ing area, beauti·
fully in1pt'O\'t'd \\·ith excel·
Jent drape11 & shag cpls.,
dble. garage \\'llh loads or
s!orage! Prin1e Costa "tcsa I
location. 1'-uu plice $43,950.
540-1151 * Open E\'es. I
~~HERITAGE
REALTORS
SOME THING
SPECIAL!
Is this CXf't>ptional 3 BR 2 BA
Jlarbor \.'iew Uon1es Cnrrnel
Plan, \\'ith beautifully de·
''eloped front and rear yards
featuring literally Ions of
I m11sonry, open benm patio ~ rovers and sun dN·ks. It 's
on 1he greenbelt. ,\ :;;tone's
thl'OI\' from clubhouse and
-1. . \Veit priced al $71.500. Fee.
CALL 644-7211
/Jn NI GEL
EJAI LEY &
ASSUEI ATES
PANORAMIC
OCEAN VIEW
One third atn.' bcnutif111ly
I 11 n d st•npcd surrounding
spacious VIP N!!'litlen<'e \.\·ith
4 decks and 180 ft. vie1\'
frontage. NC\\'ly inlrodu<'ed
to 1hc n1arkcl. $79.frOD.
646-7711 -Open eves. -20-l.3
\\'estcli!f Dr.
Walker &Lee Ill.Ill llfATI
Buy .h
Property NOW!!
ON \YATER
2 Bednn, 2 ba, new dock for
28' boat. $75,000.
Newport Shores
Picturc1JQue, ln rge 4 bedrm
Ctu1let type, will lease op-
tion. $48,500.
CHR1'STMAS
GREETINGS
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS FROM
THE SALES STAFF OF
COLDWELL, BANKER
REALTORS 644·1766
2161 San JoaqUin HIU1 Rd.
Newport Beach
*LANDMARK*
A 1 & 2.11,y. 1.'0mmerc. bldg.
1n The Cannery Vllll\ge area.
$175,000.
LIDO REAlTY
\I I, I, 1. \ "
*67J·7JOO *
. .
1be fasfl?llt draw ln the \Vest. k1111t11 1 1n1ff'Kll•1" ....... , vs ... a Daily'"Pilol Classified TPINlrk•I ................. SK
GET
A
'CHARGE'
out of your
DAILY
PILOT
WANT AD
NOW
HONORING
Master Charge
and
BankAmericanl
•
DIAL
642-5678
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Have A Unique
Christmas Day
U~IC>U~ tl()M~S
ON TOP OF"THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE
NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATESr HOMES'
CORONA OIL MM. 675·6000 • MfSA VEl'tOf,
546-5880 • HEM'OAT. BEACH, 64&6500 • CALL US -
·~-------------------. 0-rol Gener el
lllG CANYON-"BORDEAUX"-$119,500
Luxurious & Spac. condo. Custom draped,
cptd & VanLuil wallpapers. Comp!. lds<:ped ,
cov. patio, 3 BR, 3 ba, DR & beaut. kitchen.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
2111 S.n Jooquin Hiiis Rd.·
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 64+49!0
0-.ol General
SAVE YOUR EN l.GY .•••••
FOR THE CRISIS &. YOUUELFI
Walking distance to Fa shion Island, Irvi ne
Financial Center, Bi~ Canyon · Goll Course,
& the Newport Tenrus Club. Spend your va·
cation at the community pool. Your car
needn't leave its 3 car garage & yo u can
stretch out & enjoy this beaut. 5 BR., lormal
din. rm. Harbor View home. Sensi bly priced
al '119,500.
CORBIN-MARTIN
Ra1ltors Call Anytime 644-7662
_pn,•oey & beautiful hit, ~.~~d l !!11 ~~=-TIIAT!s""ru"!.~OAN2 ~ I VITIRANS ADMINISTRATION RESALE -vle•·o: 4 ixjrm• .. -1\Ll>! lnCollle.$350-1 Will pay GI ~.i ~P'
ARYone can buy -super value S bed.rm., Jouded 1v1th luxury re-alUttC ~ ls . l 'A •Ide by "'*· Walk to bf!.ft
llii baths. Dining room1 dble. garage and 1hruout. ?rofcsslon..'\ll,y laniJ. VA ..;: ·:fio8:umeaowi:_ Con. be 10l\l 1ot1:clhef or
1 wi th filter. All for $26,900. Witli '900. 11eaped, practl.,.lly ' no $.19,950. 146 & 14'!\0 Mariposa """"'· TAKE OVER
ll -maintenaix:e yard,. One of Call 89t-U84 !STING Tt,;'Xi LOANS. wn. Needs some fix bp. Tust released.-ids SPACIOUS LUXURY the nlt'ftl tlomet In t.1onarcti · buy In town at 138.000 e
close soon. Hurry! CALL S40-l 1S l. ~er 7000 sq II in this view & pool residence &y.A{J'..,...."'" 187.!00. Sant• An• . ~.,:;.:;rRST TO SEE•
COMFY:.Cozy above Buena.J>arl<'s Los Co'jOles. C.C,-l'er-Ii ~"--· ucrn ~UC (71') ·-~ . .,,.,, -OCEAN"". Pruvmt ;;;:;, • -·-AND A LITTLE OCIAN VIEW -See this feet for large family. Quality thruout. -" 118 ilO
ablolutely charming custom bome in Newport $285,000. REAL ESTATE In" '3 ,~; ... t'deaJ< !or •"lck ronson '
Heights. 2 BR. & large deiln_. Dlnidnbgl area, 21h GRUBB & El.LIS co. 4!J.l..9t¥.ioo Glenneyre ~19-0316 u.1~ t<:n<!'~s ~It In b~f;ht RMlty a lnvestmenK
BA.1 2 frplcs., beamed ce 1ngs, .. ~: g~ag~ _ -"'~""~=~-===1 away, pnoe ~ludes 2BR, 903 s. EUCLID
heavy ·shat~ 'toof:~Joy alnlnl-Vlew o! the RIAL TORS 675-7080 UNICj)UEL y . . • 28A OttcloS<'d gao·age, d"''" >"ULLERTON '
sparkling blue Paciric. Our exclusive at .,._,..l!!!""''""""'.,""""""""""'l'l'll!l!!ll!!!!!!l'" I. . . dcslgncd.;__iiplikie~<el prl pul\o v"I slab, nJr, 1ove1· KOUSE + 6__u NIT 1 $56,500.(ALL.540-1151 . Coron1 del Mir CorOM dA17u •r -, lionle 3 Jat ... bdr l:roJ!lq. ti, HURRY.-to N 1 -Id · -;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:t;;;'.,..;!;::;;;;;;;;:;:;;; J ' . nii>., \\' w Open House Sat & Sun ew un ts ttl ~1 E en, • t.'B.rpet & a Vlew of the coasl· 615 So lb E lld · M o d. CM. Is l u~er w/200~ wdt~
-----------------.-. line all the '11.'8.y to l1aloii u UC ' ltl Cr a · 11 Call B ild 646-4·114='°' Verdes S:i5 !)00 den, Santa Ana, 774-1@ o · u er -J£! ·
JTAGE
REALTORS
General
A!'O ISSOCIUlS REALTORS
llllPLEX AND A VIEW TOO!
One block lO Corona del Mar beach.:Pride of
ownershi p property in high rental area. All
units have a view. Asking $132,500. A listing
of Ed Nelson.
CALL 644-7270
2821 E. Coast Hlghw1y, Cororio dol M1r
Gtneral
WE CAH H!LP' YOU 8UY,
IELL. 0« TRADE A HOME
ANYPLACE tN TMI NATION
PRICI! REDUCED
Grab Ibis end-<if"year bargain! 4 Bedroom
"Palermo'' Harbor View Home. Great land·
scape, raised deck + much more.
. GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
'REALTORS I 675-7080
Corona del Mar. ~untington Buch
· ' ' furlber inlonnation, bkr ROOMY Duplex, l Br, u 1 ~ I,,, -~Ano Heights i!TI'.5 o ~i e :.':'° o~ e,..,,, ~ LOW tax "C.ounty" recent, O'I~
REAL ESTATE comfortable • Br & den. "°Lo"t'"'s 'ifor""-~s.'"'1-.---,1·~·1
1190 Glenneyre SL 3 Ba, 2 sty home at end
<IM-9473 549-0316 o( cul-de-Mc. Drh·e in10 2-R·2 LOTS, 60x140. Hunl. iiiiiO ... iiiiiiiiiiii..Oi:iii"'"I back yrd, 2 t'ar gar l"srbor atta, rall Ari'
*Merry Christmas
*Happy New Year
* • 1-~or your
w/cAbincls & henC'ht>S. Pool 1'142-0091. P\'CS $4558 bkr.
rm '11.·/standard S£ !bl.: ~nay Mountain O.sert C'fll'ry loan at less 1', 1f '
qualifit><I buyf'r pn.)'!'l do"'"' Resort to lo,i1n. S~j,000 0'11.ner 156ll--LA-KE--A-R-R-O\_\'_ll_E_A_D_ I
Indus, ;;.l.)--:Jl69 Crea l for year round living
174
--RE;\L ES'l'i\Tt.:
needs -call n p1'0fe1'sional
RATED 2 Bdrm. + Pool Rod Carpet, Realtors I 'miiiiii 492-9700 or 497-1761 I•
X EPTIONAL $24 95 1., ....... -... ..., ........... ~1 Mobile Homes
I~ & close 10 the \11lage. 3
yr old Bavarian style 3 le,-el
home \\ith open heam ceil-
ings lhru-out, 3 br 2 ba+
con1plclely finis hed base-
n1en1 for playrzn o r
" I ,4 -4 BDRM_+_VIEW For Sale 125
Old Corona del Mar, 2 Bdnn condo., desirable I----------
delightful 2 bedroo1n den ground level fklor plan, 1* Finely crafted honte offers MOBILE ·HOME
home. C1·ispy sharp and full years new, ~~1 .. Painted the finest In conlen11Klni.ry OR SA E "'~~ living. Just 21·.• "rs. old. F L : of chann, plw; 2 bedroom \\iltl tastefully paneled and " unit over garage. South or mirrored living room, plush Den, fireplace & i;oum1et SILVERCREST
tligh\vay -\Valk to private waUpapered dining area, kitchen. Thick shag ca rpet· MOBILE HOME
\\'Ol'kshop. Lndry f 8 c .
$36,500. (21~{) 451·3898 alter
6 pn1 or nnylin1c \VCekend1.
!IOLJDA"i' rental N. Shore
Lake An"O\\·hcad. L a k e
vie"'. Co1nfnrtable 337-1106
bay beach + a vie\\'. ~ shag earpets & . custom Ing. Patio & 1·~1 'clvel :io· x 53', :t BO 2 BA, carp.,
time advertised. $79,500. drapes, oversized pantry greenery on" quiet <·ul-cle-draped, bit-Ins., ref.rig .. I 11 •1
Call 646-7171. area, near schools, waJking sac street. $17,500. C a I I 1vasher & eleet. dryer. \\·ired h1.nclal
dist.aooetoHuntington 4M.am. for 2'4!> air cond., kitcti-,1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1iiii~liiiiii Center, Sv.•imming pool and TARBELL, Realtors cl()('k, storngc shed, land·
many park areas. FOR 1920 S. Coast l·lwy., L.B. sca1K'd patio. Three yrs. old ,
SALE BY O\VNER. Asking EMERALD BAY---like nu. Located in ne"' Business
only $24,495 call today A chal'ming 3 bdrin.. 21.; adult pk. t1\\'llY from noisy Opportunity
847-3095. bath split level home with St. One-h11tr bl. from dub-
THE BEST ROOM an ocean view. An open house. $15,995. Call EVES. Dl~butor
floor plan, the extensive use 213-694-4690. · MUSICAL -
POOL IS THE or wood tlu"""' make tru• CAN BE SE.EN' AT i GREETING CARDS p rtie * . one of the motil stir. buys CRESTMONT Makes 8.11 othen obsorete rope 5 $26,900 ELBOW ROOM '"En"''"" Bay St07.500. ESTATES cerds 1or every occas!M * Balboa Bay
OCEAN FRONT
New triplex, will trade!
$225,000.
Buy, .L.ffse,.Option \VO\V! CUte little repossessed Here's the honle with enough TURNER ASSOC. 1051 Si te Dr .. Brea. (Central with appropriate tune for
Best Newport Hts. lee. 3 BR, 1.,, bnth pool home elbow room for everybody. ll(f) N. Coast 11\\·y., Lag:una A,·e. across from Brea each sold thr.1 retail stores
Jmmed. -occupancy . 3 with a beginpera price. Just 3 queen-sized bedrooms, 494-11 77 Comn1. •tosp.) Lot •46. est.ablw.d comoany. Oistri·
BR, lg. den, form . $000. Do,!"'..!' and S650. Closing "'ith da1%ling bath. Country lido Isle CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR., butor def llvers & coUt:'-1• din frpl $45 500 CIOllla. i-. per month pays style kitchen overlooking for showing. cash. I you cnn slart Im·
.61 . ..,--7rJ"91·,. C. ' · everything! Situated . on a this huge .back yard. Submit LI DO NEW custom bit beauty ln med. Ir: make cash invest of General " .. O'Ur 'I nice big lot with roon1 for your own tenns. Seller is clult k the ba $1990. up depending on No.
MESA VERDE MESA VERDE :~t~~ 1!.:i~~ :7r~~ flexible. Priced at $29,900. Pier & B~!:F~~~.~ 2 ba.; Sis.rm.~ y. ~=· 'j~'~,l~~~. ph S: Gonor•I -676-7060
WE'RE PLAYING
SANTA CLAUS
• 5 bedrooms -sharp oon-
ditibn
• 2 story -2'.llO lq. ft. e iernzo entry
• lu!'> oltag carpet • custom drapeg a n d
wallpaper
• screMed lanai e i tl '.4 ASS\J!.lABLE UlA.i.'I
·• Ololce Costa Mesa loca-tion
CALL 546-2313 won't last
ESTATE DUPLEX Country Club .:;.Blcr:;;.::..,:c96Zo~55::1;:.I.-=~~ Ju" red"eed to 1249.SOQ. :1116, Allaltelrn, ea. 92804 or
u. t Sh lllh Green is right at MESA VERDE W Ike Rut Eot•te. l•I eall Mr. Shel-. On a large llTeeuW' shaped ~wpor ores your back door. 3 BR. . 8 r 0 lee General n ... 15J3.1500
lot ln a !!harp "pride-of· Fee simple. Xlnt rent-3 ba . home w/pool. 3 5 Bedroom or 4 'bedroom •r.1.L 111~1 l'iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiilliiilll AAA O\\'ne1'6hlpu low traffic fam· O l ei:.9 000 C t!'l'D 500 , + ·.formal dining + den ===--===---11 UBwoiDeu ,.._,.. ... lly neighborhood,"& beau& al. n Y 'i"' • • a r g ar · •••, • + family rm. Interior 545--0465 BEST BUY LIDO Acreage for sale 150 Inve11tmen · ...._-. ..
ful ly mllintai.Dtd 3 BR 67S.7420 556-8800 atrium w/waterfall. Huge 4 Br 3 Ba + Ba.y View. 88' $40K Yearly relurn
"Pa('('S{'ttet"' home with lB master bedrm with fplc & ~ 1 to bch. 425 Vi.a Lido Nord. BEAUTiru1;-hillside pn> No Jilk e Solid bw;ine-..t:
dining urea, added 14 x 20 lB REALTORS 3 c.ar gar. Only $64.950. Cllll ~ $132,500. 675-7414 Bkr. per:t-y 20 mile.s ~ 'f.'empe Long tenn hi&h A fast pro
insulated family room, sep-545-8@1 SouthCo Realtors. _..._ Newport BMch Amo~._ fasc1natlng VJe .... · of 120% &eeured & guar.
arate children.'I play yard 4 Loca\ Offices to Serve 'tou Fauntoin Volley NEW HOME supcrslltJOn in o u n ta In 5 assets ....,ulty &. deed of
and large patio PLUS lot.$ of .,;;;;;..., .... ,,,,;!!!!!,..,,; ..................... ,.,. ...... !I GRAND Of)ENING overl~king the City .or ll'USts.' -..
extra space f,or a pool, lfoat Genet-al General Don't p Price reduced for year end N Phoenix. For more in· .f storage or llo'hate.ver. resume-sale on last of 19 NE\V ewport Bay Towen format ion Call ALl Will oonsider partnenhip Al\ I
Only S46.950 AsSUlfte This VA Harbour Homes. 4 Bedrin, 1 & 2 BEDROOI\'t RAHMATlAN collect (002) ranging I: wtU lbal'e profi~ J
CAL·c;-·-644-ntt " formal dining room, fam. CONDOMINIUM H0?.1ES 948-1161 . ' ' fl. I (J 701 Inter t •pR Saylrontl-lomes . ____ Princ.Only.Callanytlme dQ ' . ~m.1 ·n·R.W rolfl«l!I
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TERS I
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[;AILEY !.,
A55llCIAfE5
MOV,E INTO
MEsA VERDE
FOR $1;850
oLi d~ J o 10~5 "' ily rrn & bonus rm. $6.1,800. Boat Slips Commerc11I or nlte or over holidays. Ja • 1
f. 0 4 e ~.~. ,i~~:~~s~ HUNTINGTOOHARBOUR ~iSZCU:n~~~:U.Ucuoo Property 158 en•' 6J8.7511/m 4> 530-
L!DO waterfront. 3 Bdnn. & lge. family rm., per/mo. loel"des Pl T ! · REALlY Pr;vate Balcorues . NEWPORT BEACH 17th Street or 5 bdrms., with 6 baths. Lido Nord. Spec-Sparklina: 3 bdrm middle 17214 COAST HWY. 2 garage spaces per unit. Prime Bayfront Site . . tacul ar view ! Waterfront living rm. with of the blocker wllh bi~ back n4: 846-1384 & 213: 592-2845 Roof top sundeck "'or bo•I rop•'r & sale• COlllllerclal~ yard and lots of pnvacy. u al Q -· I'" t Pur ' -1tep4own wet bar. Pier & float. $275,000. . Hdwd ."-wlllt new ottag I REPOSSESSIONS ""'" PP<»'"" ~ • · BW G'W>dy Rib' 675-0161 Excelleat Mom Md j ' * * * * cari>ellllfC. Huge kitchen I·· \nf tl nd 1 . ~~. P:roper'..y in 1"\VO adjoining income pro-Seats 16. Take out . WATERFRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD with built-ins. Submit what ·or orrn?t on 8 ocation 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. perties, ~nter Costa Mesa. ~~ ... ~us;._.!11_5H· ARBO. FR ~ •
Cole to new Monte.lair Plaza.
Pride of ownership wUts in
bJ&h mital die1naqd area. Shows excellent spendt.bll»
Will trade down or t'Onllder
any reuona.We temu. Of-
fered for $110,000. Call Col· ·""-
30' 105• M _,,.,._ t v· I $165000 cash you have tor down or ~lht'!le tll.A & VA homes, Owner ~2020/642-6560 ,...•uo.."\i.L..... ''" i X • &g~o;-D 1ew · • payment let seller carry the roi..ar:t • 615-WJ . , . REALTORS, 400 E. 17th St., :
llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR balance. Everyooe q""m;e,._ KASADIAN $197,500 MANSION Condomtntums, C.M. 646-3255. I
341 loyslde Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 67U16t Call ~9'9l °""eves. Reil Estate " '62-6644 Palatial lhruout. < BR, C2 for solo HO"---L :
mstr. suites). 3. car gar. BY 0 .. .:. .. r.2 sty '!ootl""Uo mvfft!J to Gift :
Huntington Harbour 60 Ft corner Jot 1 blk to -·"'" " '"'"' G.ftaral . General --· ' · · Townhoure. Immaculate 31 t TD L • = I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; w lk ~ L be•ch. GEM Br. 1 * S.ths. Private s oa n
HARIOR VIEW START New year ;:=:::a;:=::e;;'r ::u::::::e:::e::::: Merry Christmas paoo. Custom drapes. Many
Sl ,850 dO\\'n will put you into 1
a ,-ery desirable Mesa Verde
at't'n. Stately tree5, quiet
neighborhood. 3 bedrooms
!hat \\'On't cramp -famUy
room oU cuisine cenler kit·
chen. }~I.replace. Jotetcom.
Large patio. SquWcy clee.n
The best five bedroom '"''O ••.t.l 1.1t.1.r1 120-F Tustin Ave., N.B. extras. $27,500. 54 9-2745 UP TO 90% • · vaca.nt · move ln! Ca 11
fHG.2313.
MACNAB ;
IRVINE
IRVINE TERRACE
E xtra wide tot in prime locatio n. 3 BR's, 2
baths. $'19,500. RDn Sherman 642-8235. (Z36)
HILLTOP HIDEAWAY
with vieJO of Bay & Ocean. Quaint cu stom
2 BR/FR in model condition. $64,900. J.,ois
Miller 64U285. (Z37) .. r
BLUl'PS ON A BUDGET!
Owner says ·sell! 3 BR '1e8Uty at $49,500 !
Lo-main!. area. Immediate occupancy!
· Jack Howell MU200. (Z38 ) ' BUYIRS CHECKUST
14 Bedrooms /Large family
/Formal dining room room IG<>urmet size
lln Newport Beach kitchen
1'69,500
Cookie AJJJson 642-8235 (Z23)
LINDA tSLE
Custom home by Rulon Hodges, designed
by Herb Brownell . Panelled Llt, DR• FR.
Lg. master suite w /fireplace & druf!lla room. 2 Family size BR's & lar(~:~·
room. '2$5,000. Evelyn Gray 642-8235.
HARBOR VIEW MONTI~
Largest !-•IOI')' ftoor plan W/( BR'•. Nicely
decorated w ;sltutten, custom ~· •
plash J(ara1tan carj>eting. '7$,M. Joyce
Edlund <142-3235 (Z28)
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stocy family home In lhe in Business! I -'I "'-~ • REALTORS 642-4623 bl\.\'n 10-5 .. 109 Georgetown SIA% INTE REST
..... Oiotce locotioo ·near mm-•t• ~cuponcy HH / * S BEDROOMS* Ln. C.M. 2 d YD L C·2 Zoned on Tustin St., sign Sharp 3 BR. 2~i Bath ~ ft oa n ~~~~NfC:~~! ~~e~rti:mb~~ s~rr~~ T~!~e~~nft'lod~O'~~~ni~ --... ~c:!'1f-=: ~Wh~v~8: Income Property 166 . r
eolpinc. Fee land. Askirlg parking. Eastside Cost a of extras. Submit your HUNTINGTON ua.nnr\I., Vacant. May lease. $79,500. INTERESTED? lowHt rates Or•rtg• Cs»-
$81,500. Lease/option pc»-Mesa. terms, or assume 7%% FHA ~ ---GEM Sattler Mt9. Co. J
alble. loan with total paymenU REAL1Y . Four-pie."( in good Costa 642-21TI ~11
of $275 a month. It's vacant 1Tl14 COAsr HWY. Ri!t~~tin Ave.,~~ MeM area. Priced right at Serving Hirbar area 24
and the owner says sell 714 : 84&-1384 & 213: ~2845 about 8.5 ttmes. gross. Ask· DON'T SORROW .
i=lllLP REAL TY ~,,".~;."."""""""""""""' H ... ::,~sv~.~~~;.,.;I. ing $62,500. . 'TIL YOU CALL USI ~ 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 546--all4 anytime ·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 3 BR .. 2 ba., family rm .. Magnificent. f'lf!'I,' duplex in Borrow on )'O\ll' home equltt 11 -----~--~ • lots of extras. Price reduced Laguna w:ith fantastic tea· tor 111)' aoc>d purpose. SerVI
Huntington Beach CHRISTMAS BONUS ' to $67,950 Including land. lures: .giant rooms, maulve lng Lot: Angeles County ~
Corona del Mar
Duplex
Price Reduction
If )'OU. are even vaguely ln·
terested in an exceptionally
w.eU designed 3 BR 2 BA. eround floor ownen unit
with a $200/mo garage apt.
in an excellent corner fo.
cation near a park, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO OVER"
LOOK THIS PROPERT~!
Reduced to $84,500
644°7211
$1250 Tota. I Down can help you buy this fresh· CORBIN.MARTIN balconies and roof garden ovu :It yean and NO W lii
ly painted 2 bath home with REAL TORS 644-7662 areas, a ft d outstanding Orange Countv'
And only $775. closing ccmts rrlce private yard. It's Io-ocel'.l'l v!e<.v. Motivated seller SIGNAL MORTGAGE CU. •
bu)'!! this big roomy 4 BR cated in University Park BLUFFS CONDO asking $1.36,500. CTI4) 556--0106
2 BA home. New carpets and priced at only $38,500. Vu lot .• nu 3 br, lam rm. 2~ Build whatever you want on C'J()I) Cunpu1 Drive, N.B.
and all the latest "fixtures." CALL 552-7500 ba, dm rm, neutral karalltan this choice O:irona del Mar Mort.....,
$289 Per month pa.y1 evety· crpt, 1 many \lllCl'&dea. be-commercial lot • parlcine T Ult DMcts trung tnchtding ..... , Beti.r VISION tow mukel $61.500. Will 1se !<* 14 ean and a 3500• build-I -;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ hurry, ju.<rt repossessed and opt. By anxious ~ owner. lng are del--elopment pos-l•
"""'' ta.t loog! BKR • d h"ll S«>J075. sibiHties. PUT YOUR MONEV:· 962-5511. re I BAYF'RONT . TO WORK FOR y
DEAL FELL ntROUGH. . NR atANNEL EN'I'.i °':'7! "'11~822,~!,: .. T.D. Earn 10% or more on w ExecuJtve home back on REALTY REALTORS 6 BR, 4 BA, + aa.una, new a ic ~. -"'t'l' ...... cen-secured 2nd Tru.st Deeds 0
market. Huge custom poij Univ. Park Center, Irvine cust furn., map l f i cent ter-,Adchlional bWJ~ing area Orange County real estate
with electric sweep +child view, huge deck, lg boat avrulable : long history of SIGNAL l\IORTGAGE co ..,
ale play yard, all bmed C mfy C dock, $325,000. Art Shapiro rent grossrng appro:dma.tely (n4) 55fH>106 • ,
by llJSh , prival• groundi. 0 , . K'f' Co. ~ :;i::. a year. Ask• n • 4500 °""""' Dr, NJI. Elegant .,..,.,, ,n .. ,. Condo
study, wife-saver ldtchell, \Va1nut Square C.0000, super
. iin4 prden v\eW dlft.!ns. una...ded, 2 BR &: -'-n "A" Owner must have fut , ~-~ uc tut sale. Assume low in-Model. Better than new,
I I 1 quality carpets, shutters eres oan or )'OU nanie thruout. Super I o c a t i on . the tenn.s. Reduced to
P-'LERMO
4 BR, tam rm, 8\lper cleM !
$76,900 1~:-..
BROKER 13U780
~ ~ Bkr !JG..5511 13~000. fl45.8400. -·-· MONACO .,.,900 1orrmWMHO roorntt • ..-coNoo SPECIAUSI'S ,. I 3 BR. 2 BA, super clean. W..oiifiOllt! e HAVE ONE TO SELL? V...,E. ~Co. -~Del~lgh~lltt~I ~dec~i:!'"'~·i'::.83::.1::.Port..::.:J-~~~;=;;;~~JINVESTORS waotcd to ma ., e WE CAN oo IT! e . ~--. Kimberl)'., 644·8371 . or buy trust deeds. 631-SOl
Mountain View! 1-='=co:=o=NM==c1e1:;::;:::::Mt~a=r: · WANNA BUY ONE! • BEACH Living, 1 blk. trom DUPLEX-$39,900 M<JesUc Mo..,.... Oo.
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GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD· WE'VE·GOTI'EM! e OUR water. 3 BR, 2 BA. conv. Carden Apartments (l~ 2 BR
Otanntotg 3 bedroom borne, Bachelor Pad SALESMEN ARE BONDED. NICE ANO NEW to h11ge master BR w/!rple .. 1 Balh m 1 BR . 1
mllllt &H to appreciate ils Ulla&. Pool , larwln re•lty inc. Terazzo entry, formal dining, Bit-ins. 2 cAr gar. on aJley. Bath, private pa\i08, ~n·
man)' assets. nrm '614405 * (24 hrs) large master suite with By owner $42,500. 642-3400. dosed garages. built-inl .. l ~iiiiiiiii;!iiiiii!i!i~:i~ PETE BARRITT On a ~ toxlOO lot Equal Housin&' Oppt)'. =~~rs~~~ ~r:~ INVEST tn Coastal Prop Quiet street. Excellent COll-/1
-REALTOR-::unlly wall<be~va~o r :":."~ I !STO~R'!'Y!"!!'OOO~K\mt!R~UST!!!!!r'!!c"!o'!!N """' persooal to"" b • s . =~..::.OQ:fot Be":, l~: ditioo. Houtos ,.umtshod
M2-52GO -• well _,.. LA RGE LOT. Shake root $49,c!IOO"LL 552-7500 $ 6 9 '9S 0 I 0 ff er. Ownr G.norol 2 Br, 2 Ba lwlme: with and wblte "°-ood s.lding. Lota' r. 642-6583. l !-~-'!!-~!!!~~-~-'!!-~~!!!~-!!!-~-~-'!!-~I =:~~;~':.~.~ ~~~:'..,.~ VISION VfE:;:ow"'.~v~1e=w~.v-t_E_w_1 "JNVF.SrNENTS '~°.-q.u~ ~.~Bach,
THREE BEDROOM polio oun deck •nd large candl<ltchl dlnlni, ...,.11111 II•-View, new MMI..., (714) 87'-6500 Mar. -$26,000 tr.. rorm pool $69,!00 r;..,plaee In llviog room on· • red h'1(( 4 Br, tam rm, prime view. 905 E. EUCIJD 1150 . I Br, u .. cooldn&. CALL ~1211 ty $33.9511 and you can buy toe. S'r.7,900. GU SimP""'. FULLERTON Y'rd, trees, chlld/pel, Lo
Can't beat this excellent It anyway YoU like! Bia Broker. 552-7500. guna.
value in new, last growtrw 962.-SSll REALTY REALTORS 2 BR. home on quiet St. 4 UNIT APT. BLOG. SIS!?· Bayfront 1 Br, buUt·lnl
btalltifUI ~ Leu thall. Univ. Park Center, Irvine Obi. ear. Paved alle~ Start your lnvntment •pro-rinv bch. child/pet. BaJboa.
l ''" old and hP 2 bat~· ABANDONED 3 BR'S Fortin eo. rutn. ... gram today w;th this 4 urut NU.VIEW RINTALS doulile Pl"i•• b"lll·ln ~~ bldg 2 BR G
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Vctel'Jr\g, No Down. othcn Thi.I lovely duplex .. charm-fireplat.-t. Step.58ver Jdtchen, ~Or 2 ~~· ~]:et ~: 673--SS63 we.1.y ·N. T • .,ior Co. Wfolk to btach. N.B. SISO
"""1 11.300 -n. 646-nll Inc 3 BR., 2 ba., """'1 Comer lot ror prtvacy. Mov.. Ile 990 Cj)UICK CASH REALTOllS & Bachelor ' lllllt N.B. 185
.. Open IYft.. buml.nt trplc. + brand new, in condltton!' $42.500. Clll Reai1or' David D. ~-Z1.ll San Joaquin Hills Rd. util pd. A.gt. Fff. m-M30
d•luxe 2 BR. unit w1lh ..,. Tho RHI Estm fatr THROUGH a Newport Ceottr &14-4910 llolboo loloncl Ho Now' ...__ Im 536-2551 You tb:i't ~ a CWI to ""' I:.~ i, make'~) e "'l !!!!!l!!!O!ll!!l!!!!!!! .. ,,....., .. I "Dnw hit" when you D•ILY PILOT TAX TIME BUY 4 BR. oval! wly Ion. 1 MORGAN REAL TY oW:e ..... In ... Delly .. PT<pold !ntemt -n. 7 blk "' boy. ..... BR'~ 67U642 '7Ufft CLASS SEW! -642-S678 ~ Adi! Call now CLASSIRED AD un;t>-NEW. at User. Eost s T UDENTS WEL<X>llE. ~=~~===::.._"~~~~-_:!!!~ --------t CM. 833-91112. -14. 713-~ eves.
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JONATHAN'S
FLIGHT CLUB
For Young People
Seriously Interested In Flying.
Instruction In All Phases
Of Flight.
NO FEES
Call Captain Rex Bixby
(714) 557-2978
• EBRONIX
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CLINIC
READING -MATH
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DIAGNOSTIC TESTING (No Charge)
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32S No. Newport Blvd., •s
N.B. Niles 642-8387, D•ys S51·3683
SPECIAL
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K-AAA1E
Founded in Orange County
in 1960 by Dan lva'ii. Director
Japan champion Fumio Demura.
Chief Instructor of Newport
Gary Hallenbeck.
' NO CONTRACTS NO GIMMICKS
In beach area seven years
Hou1e1 Furnished 300 General
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Huntington Beoch ALA :RENTALS
$95 -Singles ok. Bachelor
Pad. AJJ util pd.
Homefinders S47-9641
Lagun• Niguel
WI S'fCW!U IN HtvtCI
: 3 BR, 2 ba ' com p. fun1.ex· NEW'1)•T 'IAY, c.M. ••1·131~ ; ~::"f~21 ~1i1;e~r ~9~31~ P.Hl\'AT£ · .~~o .. ~lat.ure
l ' R I 'LHP t'{)(lkJni.:. uu! f>flld eves. 'T'reasw-e ea ty. i OUJ>LEX 1 hr, J:lU Av~il
~ Lido Isle I CJo.~t· in. ~111;111 JX'I ok,
ON \\'ATl:.:I!. 2 hr, !J:iO furn.
\ WINTER lease, beaut. So. Util Jl.'lid-~011 ·Balboa Pcnin. ~~ bay!ronl hotne; 4 BR., 5 ONLY 2 on lot. 2 hr Sli5 ·:t t>a .• beaut. furn. Sandy bch. Fn1·d 11· ~:1r. tW't ,\c l<IU.d ok.
:~ Pier .t: float . $1650 Mo. FA \llL 'i'. uni I 3 IJr $18."1 ~~ Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-1i16l Bl1ns; .c d, srn. p.~t . patio,
:' 3' BR, 2· BA. nr. tennis NICE3br,2ba$26~1~TO :$ cm & heach $350/MO 6 ~love Bltns, c/d, fn L'tl 11·/2 ·~ ' · ca r. CM. :1 mos Lease. 64&-3569 HOMEY 3 br. 2 ba $29j, I-Ill ;~ Housn Unfurn. 305 1Mi10 OC·h. ha.o: ii all
.;i: E·SIDE 4 hr. 2 Im S335 Now ~ Gener•I · Frpl<', blln$ d vo, gardent'r. :~ EXEC. ~ br, huge tan1 tnt ~ LANDLORDS! l500 2 lrpl". :1 car. w,&d.
\\'e Spetj•Jl:re In Nev.'J)OM pOOI , Beach • C.O:rona del ~tar • Too llf11ny To List, Ot11 Us'.
' A t.aauna. our Rental Ser· ALA R1ntal1 642.8383
• vice fs n'J:E 10 \~ou ! Tcy
1 Nu·Vlew! $ LANDLORDS $
l NU-VIEW RENTALS l.el us rent UR properties.
or 4.94~3248 We service nll the bench
3 BR l'lowle. C.l\t., SUiO. 2 Ci lle!! ,r., inllifld Orange Co.
Sr. "'Alk 10 brrach Balboa FEE FREE. $&\"(' Time & $S
1§. 2 BR t>..chtronl , 11.e'. $ALA RENTALS $
F<t. Jl1l.KlO Ncwpm lo Bay, CM 61,.1!3'3
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e Full Learning Program
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MEN & WOMEN OF ALL AGES
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BLAIR COLLEGE
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CALL 645-2922
FOR A FREE BROCHURE
f:xpef'ience matej tlie
B e3l :leache1'3
The MTI faculty draws up·
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just another text-book course in the fields
of:
Accounting·Bookkuping
Data Processing
Secret aria 1-C le r ic a I
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Day awd E•nlitt Claslff
Fh1awcl119 and Place111nt Aul1ta1tee
Appro•ed for Y•tttaes
MTJ lluslnl'ss College
2 I 00 NORTH MAIN STREET
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92706
Phone 541-2673
Firehouse Gallery
SCHOOL OF ARTS & CRAFTS
DAY & EVENING CLASSES
CHILDREN & ADULTS
Tole & Decorahve Painting, 3-D Decoupage,
Pottery & Ceramic Classes, Lost Wax , Oil
. Painting For Children & Adults, Corn Husk
Dolls, Apple People. Figure Draping, Print
Transfer, Sculpey, Reverse Glass Painting,
Macrame .
New Craft of The Month, E•ch Month
1n11 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach
(Between Warner & Slater 8~7-5588
Wtd~. Dt<tmbtf 2b, 1973
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PILOT-ADVERTISER 12
ou1es Unfurn. 305-
Newpo rt Shores
WALK TO BEACH ··
. , , club. tc1u1i11 & poo\11.
\Ve h<Jvo 3 & 4 DR. hom es
fron1 $l50 1no .. )'C'IU'lY
Call todny! They Jo?O tru.1 C~YWOOD REAL TY * 548-1290 * San Clemente
'" ----------------12 BR . rall:;f' & O\'Cll, ('p\!I
& drps, oceho vir11', !lCl\'I}'
painted. SJT~. 146 ~la.riposa. Y·OU 4,~ w.~t just •_job_~allC
An Exciting C•rHrl ,,,,,,,,
Coll PACIFIC TRAVEL SCHOOL
today to see if you quolify for
11 position in the
AiR TRAVEL INDUSTRY.
Doy or .evening classes con
prepore you fpr o position os
• Reservations Agent
• Ticket Agent
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• Tour Escott
Tuition financing also available.
Pacific Travel School .
610 East 17th Street, Santa Ana
543-6655
Approved for Veterans' Training
JOYFUL
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EVANGELICAL
FREE CHURCH
1912 Florida, Huntington Beach
I Near Beach & Adams)
536-0123 or 536-2651
PRIVATE
SCHOOL
Late Re;istration Being Taken
KINDERGARTEN THRU FIFTH GRADE
9 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
• Phonetic Reading
• Arithmetic
• American Histor y
• Castilian Spanish & French
• Bible History
• Large Grounds & Pools
From $4.00 a Day
Plus Extended Day Care
Phone 646-1170
261 MONTE VISTA
COSTA MESA
b'!IH284 t
3 Bdnnt .. , 2 ba., furn .
yearly , ........... · · • • $300
3 BR., 2 b:l .. unt. nC\\' -:arp.
drupes, decor, yrJy. $325.
\V111crh'011r-2 BR. 1 ha, year·
ly. Unf, $300.
t BR. I ba." Yrly. Uuf. Can·
nery area. $185.
2 BR., 2 ba. turo, ,vlnter
$300.
associated
BROKERS -REAL TORS
10ZS W Bolbo<' 67) J6tJ
Newport Beach ___ _
BAY A\'e. y1·J)r.Yacht club
& bch; Ocean I blk away,
2 br & den, 2 ba, cov.
patio, firplc, all bltlns, gar,
Lend to the chann of this
prestige setting. Ready to
n1ove In. F'or appot 613-1468,
sT:J.01-19 01· 11<1-m-0455.
Condomin ium•·
Unfurn.
Huntington Beach
320
LRG new 2 br studio,
greenbelts, pool, or tr.vy
& b1·h. Child ok. $229.
8'17-8525
Newport Beach
$30,000 CONDOS
Live in lu.xury, \\'ilb 3 BR ..
3 ba. + ocean viC'w!
Ne.,.,·port Bearh. Rents lro111
$400 J\footh. 675-6050
SHARP 1 sty Bluffs <.'Ondo.
3 BR, 2 Ba. Vacant.
5450/Jno. Sale by CAA'net,
$54 ,995. \\"ill Wkc 2nd.
SJ:l..8635
EXCITING Bluffs 3 br, 21,,
bll, nr tennis cluh. Lse-S5501
1110. Sale by Oll'll('r $14,995.
\Vil\ take 2nd. 833-8635.
NE\\'PORT CREST CONDO.
2 BR, 2 BA. \Vet bar. frpl,
near pool. lt>niis. Drps, e....:-
trm. $-IZS/mo. 5,j2.-0JTJ.
NE\\' 3 BR, 3 BA, din. nn., frplc. dbl gnr., cpts. drps,
1nany qual. rxtras. pool, ten-
nis, sauna S-150. 5-1·1-3049
San Juan Capistr1no
FOR LEASE condo. 3 br,
2 bu, 2 car gar, $265.
493-1007 dys, 496--6960 eves.
Duplexes Fum. \ 345
Coron• del Mir
SPAC nev.·rr 3 br,2 ba. scrv.-
porch. \Valk shop. 516 Iris.
S300/mo. Lse. 644-fi682
Newport Beach
LUXURIOUS OCEAN-
FRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba, fr.
pie, closed garage. $450
Winter. 67J..9499 or
982-4214.
Duplexes Unfurn. 35()
Corona ciel Mar
2 BR, frplc, $285 mo lncldfng
111!\. S1ovc & rt'b·ig, Crpls
thru out, 6T:r-26i2 eves.
Newport Beach
FABULOUS VI E W,
OCEANFRONT 2 Br,
stove, refrig, closed
garage. $300. Yearly.
67:J.9499 or 982-4214
A~Furn. 360
Balboa Island
1 BR Apt a\•ail for 6 mos
or yrly. 12 blk to bay.
S T UDENTS \\'ELCO~tE,
call 213-289-8J66 eves.
Balboa Peninsula
$3S WEEK l UP e Slettplng Rooms e Housekeeping Rooms
• Ocean Vie\v Apts
BALBOA INN
105 1.fain S11't'et
675-8740
3 BR, 2 b<1. \1·intC'i-. frplc,
2 houses from !'And, $250.
to June 281h; GT."J--8531
Costa Mesa
H ;.;:::O;:;US:::•:::•_U:.n;:;lu:;:.:;rn:::._....::30:::5 Houses unturn.
General Costa Mesa "
305 Houses Unfurn.
'Huntington Beach
305 Houses Unfurn.
Irvine
3o5 Hou111 Unfurn.
lrvlne
305 Houu1 Unfurn. 30S Un~llevobly B11utlful
TENNIS BUFFS VAL D'ISERE Garoeo Apt<.
Adu1ts • no pets. Flowers
LAGUNA _ grand 11ev.· three KIDS OK 2 BR To"rnhOuse 0011do, 1 NEW HOMES NEW 3 & 4 BR homes ln On1y steps to tennis court. everywhere, Stream &
bedroom, 3 baths, spectac· 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, freshly pntd. ~ii: ba, Nr Harlxlur, Rent Turtlerock walk 10 pool swimming pool from NEW waterfall, 45' pool . Rec.
ulat· viev.·s fron1 massive New cpts & drapes, stove or Jse-0ption to responsible 2 BR, den, 2 ba ........ S425 t is & 'hi S33-2108 ' 3 bedroom, (or 2 & den ), Rm. Sauna. Sgls 1-2 Bdrm baJCQnies _ $395. & refrig. Near schools. party, $225 ino inc Id 3 BR, 2 baths ••·•••·-$435 enn sc s. · fonnal dining, rlrtplace, &elf Furn-Unfum, from $142'.
Corona del l\lar • Beautiful Wilson &: Placentia. Fenced maintenance & pool. (213) 3 BR, faro rm, 2 ba •" • $'150 Laguna Be1ch cleaning oven, beautiful Can· SEE IT: 2000 Parsons
'pacious south of highv.a" ard lruit -.....s. .-n5 4J:9.-0969. 4 BR, tam rm, 2~1 ba. · $415 yon view l:--1~t lights. Con-642-8670. ' ' ' ' "' Y ' u""'" ••• ' , . _ NEARLY NEW $160 • Util pd, Small 1 Br, struction ~'ifi·'be completed three b<.'droon1, t1\1) bath.1 ~55:.:7-31150.=.'=·-·-----S18:5 • 3 Bt " f\tob1le 1101ne. 2 BR 1,1 ba , $235 steps to beach. Oeclc. by lhe 1st or Jen. Located e $30_ WE Ek & UP
Only s..i2:>-Dana Point Kids/pets/singles. 2 BR' 1 bath Uis • ·-•· • $300 $220 -2 Br. Ocean view high on the hills of 1-larbor Studio & 1 BR Apts.
:-;t'I\ poi·t Ueach · Bayfront :::.::::::;...;..:;;.;.:.____ Hom1finders 547·9641 3 BR' fam rr;, "2;·"~" · $380 Apt. Nr. beach, lrg deck. View Hills. 1~ per nmnth • TV & Maid Service Avail. 1~~1r;:~;;se .. 1h~c~1h~~:!~~~~ ~Ocean Harbor Fore~ 3 BR, Co1Klo 10 blks troo\ J BR, 2 bathS. :: .... :: $390 $325 -3· Br, 3 Ba, new 644-4687. .TN • •Phone Service -Hid. Pool
2 Oath _ be-loiv nnlrkct at View. 4 or 5 BR 3 Ba, ocean. S?.00. mo. Adults only 2 BR, den, 2 bn ........ S-l-00 crpta. elm s, deck, beaut vu! ~ . 1, • Children & Pct Sf!ction S-1!1~. Fam J'l'!!• FP. Cpts, dp", 21 3-762-19'12 eyes. 3 BR. boous rm, 2 ba •. $425 NU-VIEW RENTALS $150 -2 Bi. Cottage. ,1 blk 237fi Nmi:JIOrt BJ vd,, C~I only $385 mo./rent. or sell Gi3-40'0 or 494-3248 beach & bay, Balboa. ~975.'i or 645-3967 -::,--="-"::C::=--1 Si9.500 6'i:r7414 Irvine " $250 - 2 Br, b\tns, big y!U'd, (Ad good for S5 on rent)
HARBOR vi I a. r g e Mission Viljo gar, NC\\'port Heights. LGE FULLY FURN ew, _ • $285 -Util Pd. Compl redcc. · 2 BR
2 131{. den, din. rm. 21.t
BA, laun. FP, patlOll, 1800'
vu, 1 yr old. Sli5. 409 Gold·
enrod. GTh-6900.
Costa Me11 ~-"-'-';;.cc·---·-
elaborate house. All extras, 2 BR .• 1 bath •••••• $225/31:J FOR LEASE: 4 BR, 2 BA. 2.BR, frplc-, gar, yard. Cd~f. Bllns, pool. beam cell.
$350. lse. 496-9146/496-3548. 2 BR, 2 t>a, den, a!~ .. $275 trim. rin .. lush cpt.i1, drps. NU·VIEW RENTALS Adult11 <in!_ant ok) no peta.
Huntinaton ISNCh 3 BR .. 2 bolhll • • $385/425/450 fantastic view. Water p&ld. 673-4030 or 4.94-3248 $180. &U-&520.
:t: 3 BR, 2';i; baH1R ······•• $37~ "SINCE 19.$6" Avail. now. $3lS mo. * SUNNY APTS • POOL Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA cul de sac, 4 BR. 21.l baths · .. • $425/450 lst Western Bank Bldg, 837-'009 BRAND nu Sin&le 8ty1 1800 e Adu1ts Poolside $150 Up
street, Rel/R&O. lg lncd CALL 552·1500 unlvenlty Park, Irvine Newport BHcll ~F. /kl~ch Br 2ro!'• Ji'~ • Alao Children'• Section lot, dbl gar. p;o. ask for N Doys 551--7000 Ni-"'ts lrpalm 2 "'· rf t I, 177·E. 22nd St. CM 64W845
Dale. 9624471. VISIO •" QUIE.i', secluded area, l:!ut It ~Wun carcru'b.' P~ er;::, 1 BR, &(*dou11, 6 unu
$125 • 1 Br. Real Nice Gar· 2 BR CondO ••••. ftlS Mo/lse ~hort walk to all services, 644-5686 evea It wkends bldlni, like new, llhlCf
age. • d h'll 2 BR Condo ••••• $245 Mo/Jae incl. switn le sand, 3 Br, 642--5735 days $100, AdlU, no pets. 2220
Homtfincftrs 547·9641 re I 3 BR Home ..... $295 mo/l&e 2 Ba.$330/mo.PM, 673--1417. NEW exec 4 BR, 3 BA-w/l80 Elden , 646--1512 llft 6
3 BR 1 i,s, llA tirtriS dShWhr 3 BR Home ••••. $300 mo/I.e SLUFF'S~fabulous d~gree view, tennis &: pool LARGE Bftchelor, SlZ/mo. crptS, drps,' nr.' lltariol REALTY REAL~l_t.S 3 BR Home ••• ,,$.tz5 mo/Jse vie"•; pool. Nearly new, )ie. $600 mo. Eves & wknd&, Heated pool Adults, no
High, shOpplng. $ 2 9 0 . Univ. Park Ccnttt. lMne 4 BR Home ..•.• $300 rilo/lse 3 Bit. 21,i ba, $450 Mo. 644-l'l9l pets. CAii 645'-8965
828-5671 or 828--5200 RAN4 BRCHHo•RnEe A.L .. TY. ~51:"°2000/lse H.B. Dowd A.gt. 644--0134 DELUXE 2 Btdroom 2 Bath
11;.o • Singles Ok, 2 BR. 2 Bedrm, 1 bath, bltos, large NEW 3 BR. family nn., -w • JiVJI 4 Br, exec::uti\'e view New'port Heifht1 2'16 Ccystal yrly $32:) mo' 1-'ourplcx. New cr111 ldrp. 1 1 .<)>1~ Turtlerock. Avail. Feb. 1st; NE\Y l br, 2 ba, bltins, home. tennls, pool, fBnt rn1, 673--7178 or fl) -2149 ·
Homellnder. ,.7 ""I ot, db e gar.. -... mo. 1~50 •10 •-· ·~ -"7" Ask ror Dale, 962-4471 1' · trash comp, crpl!i. u...~, din rm. $600 owner. ~ RUSTlC & coz::y 2 br, 1 be, Yoo don't need • ...... to
Don't give up tht-ahlp! OCEAN View house 3.bove Qi rl~n. Rltr 833-929l comm. park & poo1. Nr SUPER if SR. 2\f bl, fam Beaut. Yd. Gar, crpts. drPf, "Drlw~ F.Ut" .mt'ft .... )'OU
"List" it in cla&sified, Ship glll'age. $160. tst & last Heve somcth~ you want to 1 UCI. 833--8447 rm, dinJng, club w/pool le $250 w/udUUcs. Gary John· plad! an ld in the t.d!y
to Shore Resuli.1 64v.i678. .!!!Q!!_th"A rent. 536·032t $ell! OusWed ads do it CLASS-SEW...-642·..0'n 1e_nnl11 J-470. ~ 4186 llM, 645-6625 or M.sg. 673--1235 Pilot Want Adi! Can nOw
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Point Harbor 8t l_he. LUXURY Lrg 2 BR. adults, NB . 642-1900. Or, 1n Dovtt Sb o rew . U'IV"
beautlM MARINA INN • blllN, pool, nr &1>0pplng Ind 1 1 R Newport Beach, oo 12/16. P1lntlng & \ r~ 34902 Del Ohl1po SI . b <."t.ottr &.. wa. 00. Pomolll\. ustr 1 ent1I 450 If yuu huve lnCor ol \\'here-P1perh1nglng ()1'.., DAJLY PILOT TO CA RRIERS. RE-•
!lei nct•i' K&l tAc ~rt• m" •' nEt','.· ;vie Newport Beach * COSTA MESA * nbout• pl.,... .,.u 6'6-<lllill QUIRES TJ!E .USE OF A LARGE STATION ' H••ted pool, direct dial Rowan!. PROF. PAINTER WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. BENTON •
•"'"'" televt&lon, "'""' Bachelor Furn $105 y}! ~.~. ~~ l~~j.,, REWARD· Xtnt '"' blk male HONEST WORK WILLIAMS, 330 WEST BAY STREET COS. f
bath, laundry facllltk-1, BIG! Oceon View. Yearl)I lease. plenty of parking. ·' (·11.1 l\S pounds) '"hlte hind Rrns. lnl/t''o;I, h't't esllnlfllt'. T1\ twtESA. TBLEPHONt" 6424321 FOR AP~ J
mttllns room, close to San PINECREEK Heated Pool. AdultJ Only. Larger unlll av11illable. feet, llC<'k shaved because Ri'flf. 54.~·2759, 61:?-3913. POIN Tl\1ENT.
Clementtt & l.aauno. Be8ch, LIVES UP • LAS BRISAS 4PTS. -nett.Uy tor---occup:a:ncy. of '\lCen .liUll't.cy,-dcapar· rn.or. w;:Ulcoverlng 5latc j Com~ play In ou r TO ITS...... ms-River Ave: NB C. ROBERT--·NA'ITRESS ~le ~:£~~al .~~n. ll~._'7%14, l!Jiur., all An_Equal Opportunity Employer l ·
IPOJif\ahlnll', shopping " """lE , • • Calt00-2566 ' REALTOR ooS.·7AAou 1own "' "afi:I. types o( paper. 7 1 '1 : ~ 8J~~ur1~~::· ': wrkre~-eY:e Ov<!r 500 tau treea • «&n.I"-Rooms 400 ColltA rite5l\ 97~65n l lEL~. I~l brownish blondti 8ti--l3S6. • ~•Ip Want..t, M & F 710 Help W•nted, M & F 7
SS orl on tlrllt ~'tek'• t•nt tuld 10 !tream11 with ll'UI &. OW 1 EDDIE Plsz D c co ra 1 ln g . ,. · water(a111 crente a s OCEANFRONT lovely pvt N LEASING ong hal~ <.'OCk-a·poo, llns Scl·v\ce. RcaKOnablc raleis. BABY Sl'M'ER ,t.t, 111 e EXECUTIVES :
relaxing aetling tOt 160 l'oom & bath w/kit prtvgs Huntington Be1ch 10 Sheeba. •Sl.D Retva.rd. Neat \\'011k. 492--3630. h~~work, 2·SPM. ~1ust $15,000 to $75,000 '"',
your 1pac:lous---new-l"""or ----for college a;e non·gnlOker, NEW M.1 9G8-69S5. INT /EXT PAINTING ~hiv~ & be ,, l;'llponsiblo. $f'nrl 1'f'tunu• nr cell TOD1t\
2·bedroont apartment. Stnall At OeKwood Gllrden Apan-female. $125. 645-0068 fl.10 Sq, t"'t. & UP l...01ST1 .,i \Vhite pooql"t". 12/23, f"'l'cc E~t Jim 6~~9 :>·lf>-,i092 aftel' ~ 1 ;\f, for confldc.nilid ..NO CO!r
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J)('la ok. l"'l'01n $170. lo"'urnllui-c ment!l · ATI'R.AC roon1, kitchen priv lfa1uU1011 &. Ne1•·laild Sl. b 11u, needs n1eslica1ion, ' BABYSITI'ER 1!-ln1u;ekecp<>r, 1'set·111 lvt lntervie"' l'
11vnllt1ble. OHlce open 9:00 GREAT RECREATION: iwlm· Laguna Jlilhi nrea. ff0.1970 vie. Nwpt Hgts. 642--0!16. Plaster, Patch, Repair Ll\'e in, Call 830-3.118 ,\f!cr EXECUTIVE SERVICE(
to 6:00. 2300 FairvlC\\' fld rnlng, saun1s, health clubs, 581J.2409 6.fil-4544 . * Pi\TCJ-l PL:\S1'l!:ll!XG * 6 pnt . JNC ;.
Costa Mesa. Phone: MS-2300'. :~~;~~~If ~rl~~g r~~~o~ P:;:: Rent1l1 to Sta.re 430 4001 Bl RCH, NB LOST: u:i;. male lr111h Set-i\11 t).•pe1. t"'ree c11lin1ates B.\H~t,\l!-1 \\·ant{'ll. 1' hr S&f N. M8;1n, Sant~ A.na. t P1rk~Llke toom, elc. 3600 Sq. Fl. Sprinklered. Lt. h~r. also "'ht rcn1. rnlxed ! Call 540_6.~5 ltttf. N1te11 only. No J>hone tn4) ~17-962.l ~
Surroundings FUN -ACTIVITIES: F'ull-!lme W.ANTE;D. RQommatc... \li,'.or~-1'.j(i: \\'hsle. Slo.rru:e. Buun1-tf'rt!er. lZ/2l 11 on Balboa · 1 bl · cn.1111• 820 \V. J9!1t S1.. c:.1. I Exper.Sales Glrl ..
DELUXE 1 & 2 BR. Apt.I;, direclor, tree Sunday brunch Ing lady, 55, 'A'ish~ to share ~ardner, 5-11-50.'\2. --Pcnin. Rcwardr.--673=682.l-h um '!111 -BOOKK EEPE-R f 1 tlmt1. Exi:hal\'.e v,;on~
Ali;o fum Bachelor. r BBQ'e, lrip&, p1rtle1 , and 3 llin. apt. wl~h .ame for 1,2 GREY cat. ma!~, elcte.rl.y, L.R. OTIS PLU?ilBJNG TRAINEE \\'1•ar stor~'. Balboa lslaitl.
Pvt Patio * H d Pool morel · rent. SSO &~~2 light & gu t1eaf, bent ear, Y1C \\lestcliU R od •-1. 1 . L'flll 6~2870 --:-N Silo 1 1 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS· per month Not deluxe bul l II iiJ14 ] Pia>• R•ward 5'8-86<7 om •~ • "P" "·
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Martinique Apts. Furn. & unlurn. With an tho ona.ble 2079 'Mlurin Ave . . rlsh\\·ashrs. 642-6~ ri11c .i:. 10 le11111. Ute ofe l'Xpi•r·. e>xpl'r necessary. Openlag
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STUDIO. p~t11y fumlshro. \\'atk'io la~hl!>°& s~.~~ G&rde.n Aputme:nts G4.j.-lt"34 ~ft 4.pm. car gar. * * 642-.1128 * * l~ 100 13rookhw·s1, ~'. VI~. -IEn1ployt>r p1:1ys fee. St1:1rt yot11· ~anslde of ltwy., at V\c-Bo.ket' & F' · · · N HeW90tt B11ch/North , All klndH of Carpenter Sewing/Alter.ltiont ~UH!"' 213 963·
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torlo. Bench. CedlU' pnnel· Movo in a~~~w·181~ 'C~i 1 .. 1n. •rul l~ih 54Ml~~ P~RK Newport to\vnhou.se HORSES FOR SALE 'C.\SI-llER·f'F.!\1ALE. pa rt .~storage co. Xln 't startibt
Ina:! pa!h11·oy 1l'Arls 10 54.~338. Newport B••ch/South ~d~ifi:f.12 !em. pool•'< tenius. Sunday, Dec, 30th, IOA:\1 ... * All types 11; Big ~ s1nall. EXPERTISE . i\ltcr. Lfldics lin1c, f()r Retail N1t1'?>e1)'. salary, t'O. benefits i>i-beach, clO!le by, Avull. Jan. iiiiiiiio;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;o ' ,Colo <le Caza. Stan 0 . s. !\lens. Pick up & dC'lh·ery. Appl y in pf'1·son only a1 bright indlv. \\'/11vg typiGs.
list. Sl55 Per n11n1th all .... a~-nu 21 l&ln,,.1 lr•ln• 842 .. 110 Garage• for Rent 43 5 'I rlll)Ui!<'J Canyon 536--1648 548-7197 lifter fi 2211 Fnir\'iCI\' I-load, Cosll\ \IJ key & lite CX[ll'r. A'5o
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BA Unfum $!95 I -~=~ MINI WAREHOUSES Toro, Inland on El ·rOro Rd., ~arpet Service -•-•_•_•....c•.;.n • ..-.;.e:..p.c•_r ___ ICA.SHlER/countC'r g i r 1. Jason Best Agency ; EF•~IC. opts lrom S50 wk 151 E. 21st st., CM PARlt.NEWPORT STORAGE folltl\v signs PRiil O'Nuil JOl.fN'S Carpet & Upholstery COLOR TV rtepnlr, expert. t-.lu."t be ablC' to 1\'()rk grill. 17-100 Brookhurst, r. Vly. 1
or $l70 nlo. Pool, maid, * 646-8666 * APARTMENTS No l\;lovc·in or t-.!ove--<iut Park to Coto de Caza. Info: Ori f:ihampoo, lSoil Retard· reasonable, nt<>8t in honu~. Hrs 7·3:30 f..Ionday-Friday. Sull<! 213 963-61't:i
ph, ldry, . Vi.llo.&e Inn Bachelor 1 or 2 Bedrooms ehargcs. From $7.50 per :~h~~1:"5i;'J~~975, Max anta). Degt@aSers & Antenna servl<"e nlso. Berl Call 83.'hll691 GENERAL OFFICa.
494-9436 NEW ADULT LMNG and Townhouse!! month, . all color brighteners & 1D Gallemore, 96&-2783. CHECKER Xln't starling salary & rf·
1 bdrnl, view, Victoria Beach I BR & 1 BR w/ loft. Frplc, Fr . $194.50 Open 9-6 Dally 1-lumllton & N,•wland St., HB LEA.RN l·lyd~ponic vege-minute blea:ch tor white Tile AUTO PARTS imbursed lee for llharp lb·
area. $218. 497·1841 or beam cell, patio &: pool Spa Pool1 Tennis ALLSP~CE tRble gardening. Save food carpets. Save your mQJNY div. \\'/avg typing & !Sae 494.2354 before 2:00. bltns & refl'ig avl. Starting' Acron from 1''ashion '-J••d 96G-1970 $~. Costa Mella \Vomans by saving me extra trips. CT.FiA1'>1iC TILl:'"' NE\V & need parls_Jm.0.1Q .. Ji1JU'.ljoo: t>'1per. Lots of PR-&. frit!flM.._. $180 t11 pd d .._. ... , Club, 610 W. 18. Dc>c. 27 \Viii clean living rm., dining , od~I F e ·, S . I n1ediately. Full lime In fast •ln>""phere Fe J bs Al~
Nowport Beech U · A uJts, no pets. at Jamboree on San Joaquin FOR P.totor 1-lomes, Boats, 7 Pl\f. Coo les $5.00. Sin le~ rem " . re c~ · n1 JO is g1'01ving auto pans chain. ..... · e o 7 . 393 Hamilto:-i. 6454411 Hills Road. Furniture, etc. 1552 Ncwpo~ ~.oo. P g nn .. & hRll $15. Any rm. 'velcome. 536-2426. 111 E. l~h St., Cl\1. Jason Bes t Agency •,
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2 Br & bach's. Color TV,
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d11>1, $L50. mo. 1st & last eONE MONTH FREE Office Rent1I 440 [ not method. J do "'ork En1ployer. Suite 213 963-6!!5
+ fiepD Set! mgr, 2244C Ca· NE\\' 3 & 4 BR, 2 bft.11, frplc, l n...-0--•1 I~ nl)'sell. Good ref. 531~101. * QUALITY * CLERICAL I ~~~~. r., or call 66U22 pnUo, pluMh cpOl & dl'p6, 1 .• ..-... rim DIBERNARDO & Sons -* l\IULC~l & :Oi' SOIL * hnn1C(I. Assignments. Top GUARANTEED skill .,1
Blk In beach, JO.I & 304~ carpet i;ales _ installation '"'"' .,,...,,.. SSS. Long +Jr short tern1 1rainln&. plu.s! , •'
2 BR·2 BA. Obie. i:arage ~. Ballxra Bl~d .. ~;uie yrty and repair. 003-2639 '1Q<T"V:>.JU Call 540-44.;(I. Today's Aftl.1Y hru; •
Avail. immediately, 1 yr'. $360 & $425. mo. 642·2800. Personals 530 NEVER A F'EE AT TE~IPO. ))()job opportunltle~. ~
le8.Jit'. No small children.< \YF;S'l'CLlFF 2 Br, 111.& ba. Cement, Concrete lli+I TEMPO Temporary Help s·.
pel.•. $275 mo, 318-l61h Pl. Twnhse, Adults only no BEST MASSA.GE IN N.B. En"....,nllftt Phone (714) 66-116.1. ~·.
$126-1 Br dplx, marr. cple, pets, 1128 Bedford' Ln. 3400 Irvine Ave. Suite 1038 PATIOS, walks, drives, con-COMMERCIAL "'
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San Clemmie Resident Hotel non-11:n10 ers, no pet.~. Ct-pt, S?jiQhno. 548-7533. (at Bristol )Open 8 M 1. 25.5915 Don &12-8514 TELLER ' s
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SO ch'P. ltd & dep...req. 95f. NEW "L"!RS'f Ann. 557--0539. Job Winted, t•male 702 OPENINGS NO\V !• . Per ~1onth w. 1Tth St. Cl\! MS--OJSS · . DUPLEX 3 BR, 2 BA, ..,_ mo. rent tree. Dlx. CEMENT: Patio, drives, E • d FULL & PART Tll\IE t; Qulet -Secure Winter. $250/mo. Day s offices nr. airport. 1,2 &: A LCOI-IOLICS Anonymous walks-Repairs, SQ\v · & NEED 1 1 ~perte!'Ce e Retlre:d-ok ~
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t'um-utll -'A'alklng dlstanct NEWLY DECORATED 97S-3165; Stt.t & Sun 3 Rm. spaces from $1351\Io. Phone ~2-7217 or write remove. 1-~ree est. 544-8998. have ~iSes'.'t ~~~1~:c~~ UNITED e Xlnt Opportunity Coll e
to C\.-e.ryll1!11K_ 2 Br w/carpor1, S145. Wtr 645-0232 ' Janitorial serv. & ample P.Q, Box 1223 C°'ta Me1a. Siudents f.' SAN CLEMENTE pd. 2194 Placentl.6 A~. "E" kl 0')'2 ')'WJ Bel ALM • Contractor ho u s ekpn, co1npauio11s. CALIFORNIA BANK Call btwn
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& S, ttf8-413) LARGE l;it!luxe 3 Br. 2 Ba, par ng. ~., · noon * P « CARD READER HQ m e m akers Upjohn • Car & Phone req. ' HOT,jL 1 blk to ocean. $260/MO. or 833-2840 Aft. noon ad w/reductlon. 10831 Beach 547-6681. 2301 s. Main Street • Time & 1;1 for o\'er 40 .. ~.
• ll4 DEL ~tAR, S.C. e 2 BR, 1 ba & 3 Br, 111 to June. 202 42nd SL, NE\V Deluxe OfJice Space Blvd, Stanton. 5Z7-3400 GER\VICK & SON .SB.nta Ana UNIVERSAL ·:r
Apt. Unfurn. 365 ' ba.._ bltn range, drps, crpt, upstairs. Vacant. 968-6167. t'or Lease In Choi~ ?o.ilssion FlJU.Y LlCENSED Bldgs1~f~11rLl:d~~-t4~mod Help Wanted, M & F 710 (547·9581) PROTECTION SERVICif~
l-'---------1 pool, clubnn, carport. 2212 2 Bedroom, bltns. OW, near \'iejo Auto Plaza. Good * SPIRITUALIST * 673-0041 549-2170 403 !Ito. Hn1·bor Blvd.,~ College Ave. 64&-«n2 Hoai;: Hosp. AduJts, $m per Frwy 'Offramp at A\'ery Spiritual readings 10 a.m.-10 Accounting Clerical Equal Opportunity Santa Ana ·~
General 2 & 3 BR, ba. crpt/~. ma. 642-4387. Parkway. Call Owner, Paul pm. Advice on all matters J!~oct. ~d~~TI~. ~et~ RUTH RYAN .<\GENC\' Employer 554-1433 l·
2 Br, 1" Bath.I, forced air ~s. playgmd Sl50 up . Call BAYFRONT 2 Br, 2 Ba w/ Brazeau 831-1400 312 N. El Camino Rea1. P..ly Way Co. 642-4703. 1793 Ne"'J>Oii, C.l\t. 646-4~1 HANDThl1\N/ Janitor jh
heal, dishwailhcr, 411 14th &1;).-0140 lrg patio, prlv beach & pier. DESK space avllllable $50 San Clemente, for appt call 17931 Beach, J·l.B. 841·9617 COOK pool exp.full time, for C •
St, H.B. 5.~ or 1190 2 BR. Adults, flO pe.ta. BAY SS60/mo. 979--0031, 644-45lO mo. WW provide f\aniture 492-9136, 4~9034. . DON ?ttAIER CONST. CO. 1-:xpcr. ifl nw"Sing home rook· munity As !Io c ia ti <ti , MEAOOWS AP'I'S
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W at $5 mo. Answering servlee Also catering to par11es. tr.1ajor remod. Lie 285692 ADMITTING CLERK in;.:. Bny\'icv.· Con\'. J-Iospital, 645-3319, 646-5768, 6~:..~
Bllboa Penln1ul1 Bay SL, CM. ~. · 2 BR, 2 BA. near Hoag available. 17875 Beach Blvd. J>ROBLEI\1 Pregnancy. Con· 497-2336 or {11 234--0108. Hospital exper. a mus!. 20.i..'i 111urin Ave., C.M. HEI..lCOPTER .2;
2 BR. 1% ba. balrony. !'ncl!d Huntington Beach HO!J>, S!90~Ml !lectric. Huntington Beach. 642-4321 I i dent . s y m P athetic Electrical & Gener•I PACIFICA HOSPITAL :Jl()...56~. tr.!AINTENANCE :• Uo $225 hi 315 E PRlh1E qffice space, avail P.regnancy C1?unsellng . .Abor· Llc'd. 842-0731, 66-0357 Huntington Bciu·h COOJ.::S • To train for assb-No exper. req'd. Will triah. ~.'lnqwft:"':~~:i· C. ea.ti Newport Heighlt a.I Fashion Island Newporl tlon & adop11ons ref. Mon·Fri, 3 Ptr.'1·11:?.0 Pl\1'~ t1u.it nian~r, .Ym~Ywrl Ages 17-34. $326 m~. 673-l521 or SU-mt UNDER NEW Beach, 861 SQF,· 10 2.350 APCARF. 642-4436 Gardening 842-0011, ext. ?II shift 1; days \\'k. Co. paid Starting salary + m~y
MANAGEMENT * PLEASANT &. D~IR-SQF. Furn or unfum. Reply IJF'E OR DEATH henefils. Jack In The Bo..._, belle.fits. Now interYie1.
1 BR, beam rcll, rornan tub, 2 BR. IJll-in!I. Nei\'ly d......._ ABLE. 2 Br, pool, gar. PO Box 1264, c .r..1. 926~. Let our babies live. For EUROPEAN Gard e n er. Advertl•S•IRg t:~<r1 Baker. Costa r..tesa. AfiltY Opportunities, c 4 $18..'i ln<"I ut\I . & Park'g. -,-..-Adults, no pet11. S180. 548-49'12 I · P.1aintena.hce -Landscaping. &j-U63 SITIJ:"IC~ ooly. &44-0.J97 •• orated. Encl garages. Beau-SHARE exec ocean view a lernauv4:5 to ABORT_ION Tree Removal. v e r Y DENTAL As ! is tan t ,;;;"";,;=;==·'---,-.---~!-
llful land&<.-aplng. Lrg play Apts., suite & sec. in Union Bank cnll LIFE LINE &ll-352!, reasonable. 642--5329 eves. Coord1"nator Chail'sidc, min 1 yr exji, HIGH, <.'Om111lssions, c e
OCF.AN VIE\V -Spac 2 BR, urea, a child's drtam. CJOse Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Blrlg, Newport Center 2'1 hrs. some eve hours, desirable 1V subscriber Sales, n frplc,gar, sul>-lense S250 mo 10 shu.,ping & schoolJi. 641-S.'140 SCORPIO _ l love you & htO\V & E DGE Oran1te County Locatiori, Clemente Area. Call r.
673-8300 or eves 6T.Hll~ ,..._,ldre I Co t M CLEAN UPS """ ""'38 f T k b • • • 1 uu n \\·e con1e. s • e1a 1617-WESTCLIFF-NB n1 iss you. . . MER Ry • 554-0657 • ORANGE .,.o-\11) a t lla1n on1p Ins, twn 8-5 '11.
Coronl del Mer Cnll 842-0180 nlE EXCITING 2300, 1710, 1200, 720 sq. [L CHRISTr.fAS LEO. , DENTAL lt eccptlonisl, !\-1on thru FT\, 492-6350 ~:
d PALM MESA APTS. 55c P<'r sq ft. Ample prk'g. General Service1 COUNTY Laguna J!Ul s, El Toro area. H 0 USE K EEPER-livelti;
2 BR, \IP. downlta1rt. $150 M UTE.5 Ulil. Baumgatdnct·, 541-5032. PUBLISHER. E.xper. Salary opt:?n. Replies routine cleaning & lndti;'.
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TOWNHOUSE
2 Br. firtplace, pool , prvatc
patios, continental brea.11:·
fast. Spacklu• irounds, neu
lhoppir.f -! Ii~ beach. Fur·
nilhed or untumlshed, tram
$250. Corona del Mar,
1144-2611.
----~ 3 BR 2 Ba sround Ooot
duplex. Sgl car garage
acrou from tennla &: park.
Avail. 12/26 S325 mo to
mo. 644-7211 Agt.
mo. Ocean w. 119 Hllb-IN TO NP!'. BCl-l. I I~ "THINGS" by Moote. Gen'\ confidentinl. 831)..UJO. assist \V/cookliig, m..lri t
tington Ave. at Baltimo~ FtJRN. OR UNFURN. Office w/beaut view, 565 Sq. Lott Mel fOUlld ' Carpentry, Repairs, Plum· Complete knowledge of print drive, Priv lxirm, bath,-~1-
& 11untlngton Ave. Call BOb Unbelievably large aptl:., ft. Newport Center. $425 mo . . bing. EI e c. Remodeling material, placement & bill· ELEC TECH or TV. Refs. rcq'd. C-11
1\1eyer, otnce 644-65i50" or huge pool, Jacuui, elect bJt. Professionally decorated. ~13. ing. Resp<>nsibililies include i\Un. 1-2 yrs ·exper. In elec-6#-5123 •:
home, 546-3170. ~· ~~1crpts, clrt>l, .auna Est.ale Realty, 640-1120. -F d (f d ) 550 -C-Art "PERTR.-v;--etearlciif p1-ep&ratl0fl11> ol schedules. & ironic le!!l & meMurlng a. -~" 'lraN "
2 BR, cpts, drpl, blb'a, ~. s, no pels. Ofc suite, 1000 ft. Suitable oun rH a I plumbing, fix-it. F &: B rontracts. Involves e<!llonal equip, bread board assem· .~ \
carpoli.I, nr, frwys, ahop-Fs~~f. r~~:: for doctor . Hunt i ngton FND. Retrie\'er puppy, me.le. Home Repair, 642-1403. &. producUo n ~rchnatlon bly, analog & digital cir· '"•
ping le sch!JJ. I child OK. Gardens, MG-1323. 6 wks. Bel. !\-fodjeska Canyon plus agt!ncy &. client tele-cuitry. Fee Paid/Also Fee
No pets. ~3786 or MS-<J700 in~~R!~ AvailF~":n $~ BU'llnest Rental 445 Rd. & El Toro Rd .. near Hauling phone contact .. Send resume Positions.
"'WALK TO BEACH to $15 LESS. Irvine Park. CaU ony tin1e, 1!>: ~YM Bc·ia. CBS Pub-HELEN SCHAFFER 2 & 3 8 Cp bl y th OFFICE on Newport Blvd. S.'84050. LOCAL n'IOVing & hauling heations, PO Box 1757, NC\\'· PERSONNEL AGEl'\CY
gar. n· 16thll,S~~i ~~~!rt ail !\T~~~er-Avail. on lease ~artlally FOUND male German ~as~u~.~l~ruc:r port Beach. 41.62 Camp~.~· B-4, N.B. ~
84i·39S7. (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) furn. carpeted, IW'/rond . Shorthair Uver & hite 673-{)&17. * Ad • Sec' e WA TO •EAC 546-9!li0 ;:mrking. Approx. JOOl sq. dark c0sta Mesa wart'a' m1n Y LK ~ H ft. $250/mo. Warehouse also G4?--0.itt • GET RID OF UNSIGHTLY Career Oppor. for highly .c•
Brand nu 1. 2, A 3 Br. cpts, THE EXCITING avail. Idea\ for contractor. ... TRASH &: DEBRIS S12 'II ,_ ENGR 4
' drpa, bltns, gar, 27116th St. PALM MESA APTS. 548--2616. vi-::nv afJectionate blk male LOAD. COLLEGE STU· skt ed adnlin
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trntor. Must to\llti..lr =· 847·39a7. MINtrl'ES TO NPT BCH cnt l\'/"·hite spol on neck. DENT 548-M28 • have exper. In: ELECTRONICS '"""c · · Bu1lne11 Rental 445 Vie hvine Town Center. Ph I Jnterfacting w/all levels · 2 BR, t BA, Bit-Ins, cp_ts, Bach, 1 & 2 BR. from $150 64 9 LOCAL 'moving &-haulin~ or management. B~E~. 3-5 yrs exper. de-SERYlCES•
drps, 1 blk to beach $175 Adulll, No Pets. NEWPORT SHORES l--Ot3. · by student. Large truck. ./ Meeting & conference in· signing for l..'Ommt'rclal Oi>-•, mo. 615-3053, 5,l&-1336, 1561 Mesa Dr. 600 To 1600 Sq. ft . spaces, 2 GREY Schnauzers, male Reas. Barcy. ~1846 or volvcment eration. \Vork on team de-H•PPY & Safe Holld*1
NE'W Apts, walk to beach, (5 blks from Newport Blvd.} avail. lmmedlalely! 62nd & & female. Vic Arch Beach 673--0647. / Supervislo~ veloping a system. Digital See our Jan. Isl Ad 1
1,
2
& 3 BR avail. 54&-9860 Pacific Coast 111\•y., Ne-.vport H1s urea, Laguna. Oil Son SKIPLOADER & dump truck / IBM Exec. & n1ag card or analog background heli>-488 E. 17th St. (u t hvlnc) P.'I
2 BR. 1 BA. carpell, drapes, 536-2579 '* CASA VICTORIA * Beach. For oUice use, bar-12/23 Call 499-2109. \\'Ork. Concrete, asphalt, maehlne helpfuJ. ful. Fee Pa.id/ Also Fee Jobs. Suite 224 642~1 O
fireplace, pool. 1, 2 &-3 BR fllt'n &-unf ber shop ot' any buSiness. FND: Long haired, benut. sa,ving, bi-eaking. 84&-nlO. ./ Delegalion of \\'Ol'k load. HELEN SCHAFFER I ~~~:'.'1~~:'.'1~~±!~1
$225/MO 675--0562 NEW Duplex, \\'alk to bch, CaJi>ets, drapes, D/\V, TV Rents very reasonable; ~ey Per~ian, Very lovable. ./ l lhing & tiring. PERSONNEL AGENCY
QIAmflNG new 3 BR, 2
BA apt. Convenient CdM
location. S375 per mo. Rllr
&M-7270
!:W · lrg. 2 or 3 BR. bltns, D/W, ant Pool, etc. 525 Victoria n1onth to n1onth or lease v· r.lered'U G rd JIB YARD, garage clean-ups Fee Pald/,\J so FCe Po:iiilions 4262 Campus Dr .. B-4, N.B. ~
lease. Call 67s-4691. 2 Br unfurn $140, storage 2 WEEKS FREE RENT 675.,050 FND; Dalmat.ion puppy {!) veways, 11 umps, -PERSONNEL AGENCY )'OU Sell through result-it
NEverihi~~· :OU ba..:..~~luxNe~ <'p~. drps, frplc. 540-9722 St, at Harbor CM. 642-mO , ) ~·:n0.i. 1 1 a ens, -~rlmove ~s, dirts47 ~ HELEN SCHAFFER · 557-27ll Fat Profit I.; attalvied .... n
LGE. l-BR apt. Bllns, aar. ~:'5.~S4 daytime 979-1070 1 Br tum, utJI pd, $140. mo. ... W'llWJff Cl.,.. aScbohooutl,6 c".':.°i·. ~1.~ ~larino 3lor ~al ~~Nh~~~ g~~ 4262 Cnn1p~'7-~ B-4, N.B. ~afallri:Tt~ drPifo~ ~assYft~~ Una Daily Pilot Class •
_ Mo --~y 1.:::..::;:::,.::;::::.______ 14: 2 Br, unf, water pd, $155. ,. Ol'fU"\l\4'., h 1. "'" ·~ 557 ~" """'""""""""""'""""""'l;:;;i.~ci:::0.7i&-'i"i'iii.i: \ Ads. 642-56'18 ·,' -",.m•. 3 BR '" B 67°0~ 601 llo D SI au mg -=· -.. ~ · ~nlc n-...111es 675--:1126 , 21t~ a. Patio -~~'-'-=-'-· ------\'er r., u te 3 YNG SI t l't •n•"'· . ' . Help Wanted M & f 710 Help Wanted, M & F .,, D
• •"t""' b 5J6.6663 NE\VPORT BEACH . amese ca , 1 e ....._.,. HAULING S10 & up. Big ~PARTMENT Manage P, iiiiii~~~iiii' iiii~iiliiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiii'"i Costa M... 2 lkl to beach. The futest draw In the West. ---~~-"==--I color, fem. llea coller vie. fl t bed 1 k • G older couple, e.,...,,,.rlenced.
L1guna Betch ... a Daily Pilot CIRSllfted Need a "Pacf'? Pl . .ce nn ad! De.I Mar Ave., CM 546-US2 cieanup. 64~~. arage 27 unit!!, Hunt. Ikh':--846-3166
LARGE 2 Br, triplex pr1v
paUo, crpls. drps, bltn.11. No
pets. $165. &57-5MO
Have something yuu want to
sell? Classified ads do It
,ve11 • call NOW 642-5678.
Apts. Furn. ' 360
COSTA MESA
AMBASSADOR INN
$32.50
BRAND NEW
Weekly Rale !or Single Apartment
Special Move-In Rate * ,.,..... ..... * Alt c.Mlt'"-4 * PfM Utt"'* * W....,. I Dryen * KM"",_...,... * l"'""-1 ... * u... ,.,..... . * • ., .. ,... .. * M.W hntce • .._ ... 1\eteipy , ...
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Water Falls-Lagoons-Fountains
Stay A Day, Week, Month or Whatever
DAILY RATIS FROM $9.00
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6~5 ·18~0
lndu1trl1I Rent1I 450 lndu1tri1I Rent1I 450 0 IILD'S ~rescrlptlon H~usecleanlng ASSEMBLER :'ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~iiii~mJ ,j'~''~'"'~O<l'.v~oe~. ~·r1jrt~l·~·~ood~~& Ex per· & n1a1ure \\'Oman, I Red\\'OOd, c.~t. 546-28....'>6. HOUSE OF CLEAN comml'rcial e 1 e ctr on i c
FND. Sni. rem . nUnlalw·e noon. carpe~. \\1ndows &. 1 ll.Ssembler for \Yirlng &
Colli(' Sheltle. Vic 20th & \Yells, Free est, 642-6824 I solderin~. rHS-2622 or MACNAB ·
INDUSTRIAL FOR LEASE
Approx. 26,000 sq. ft. tilt-up warehouse/
mfg. bldg., 2400 sq. ft. deluxe oU!ce, 5Q car
pkg. Close to San Diego + Newport Frwys.
m Irvine Industrial Complex. Available 4/74
on short or long term lease. Gene Ke rmin.
(Z50) .
STUDIO OR OFFICE SPACE
for lease in exceptional builjling. in Desi(n
Plau, Newporl Center. Stmct.µe & f.laza
provide a stimulating & il\forf11&1. enVfron·
ment for desig n prolesalo'~ A: )lu.siness
executive. Suites available .from 400 sq. ft.
to 3600 sq. ft. Page Noll. (Z51)
INDUSTRIAL SPACE FOR LEASE
Quality air-conditioned oUice, 3000 sq. ft.
wlth-2400 sq. ft. warehouse (part of larger
bldg.) w/separate address, identity & park· Ing. Choice Irvine Industrial Complex loca-
\loil. Page Noll. (Z52)
INDUSTRIAL·COMMERCIAL DIVISION • [ Irvine I Mocnab·'"'"" A•nyeomp • ., j
901 DOVER DRIVE '41·1751
N•wport Beach, California t2"3
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• MS-5946 • tlon. Call :>U-~67. (':ti\ A\l.'8Y -&12-.'mt.
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Ill N. Main St, Santa An•
(StCU.-.ITY IAJ'IK I U!LOIN6 SUITE 1021 ' I . '
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F 10Help W1nted, & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710
NF.ED llt..>tnM'd t1W':"l'tl who
MOTOR ROUTE enjoy older people. call
642~l0 .. or 642-8().44.
-. Wodn...tay, O.Crmbet 26, l973 PILOT·AOVERTISER J.j
Help W•nted, MI. F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help \Y1ntid, M & F J10 Antliiues MO Mu1lc11tn•"""""t'122 Pl1nos/Or9•n• 826 ~
PART TIME .. 1,.1-,dy REl.lEt' RN. 2 dlY• wk *Sec:'ys, BoolckMpors ANTIQUE•JEWELRY HAMMOND SPINET GRA*NDS,OL~E*NING I
"'anted Conva1esl'enl l~pll&l. Liz R lndcra Aaency CLASS • cut, blown, p~ OROAN, $.\50. 303 King• "" I call tot appolnlrneot Call 612-0539. 40'20 Birch Street t:; cnnberry. Road, NewpOrt. 6'6-4GMI Coast Mus c
673-62"".>0 REPRE.5Er<.'TATIVES for a Suite 104, NB 833.g190 SILVE.(l l:: t~URNITURE Offlce furnl•ure/ No1v ha."! 2 J0t:al1on11 lo K:l'\'C
The Daily Pilot has an opening for a driver 11<:hool of tho arts. In Corona Dlel A Job 133-tlSS PtCT~RES & MJRRORS Equip. 124 all your niuiilctll. 1~~1 to de!• e pa t I · Lam1n RADIO Operators dtol Mtt.r. Part.time. Creal No Char .. To You * BACKOOOR IP.1PORTS 1' Newport al ll~1l>or. 1
IV r pers o carr ers 1n ..... ,a and annnul'l('er.i, potential. B1'3-2G43 Ei.tabUahed 1965 189§ Harbor Blvd.I cr.t E.XEC S\VVL C111lS $1!5/25 • 8'12-2851 ~ ~ Jaeacb..South Laguna Monday through Fri· Today's ARMY • (Park in rear Sec chn $8/24 oeskl $20100 Ut'OOkhuI'!!ot & Talbrrt ~ay afternoons and Sunday morning. Salary can train y<lu. ROUTE_L D..fL+}'ERY. early SER.VICE Sia. help ~·anted GOING OUT OF' BUSINF'.SS Pleree 867 w. 19 crit Blk s. 8rookhurat, SD F'nvy.
J)lus auto allo"•ance . ..Phon.e Harry Seeley, All the faclt: r~ per m~~~~«~P~ ~11c!'stPJ~ N~b'. 990 FINAL CLOSE~T ~ ' * 963-b'733 *
642-4321, !or appointment 1714l 64.;-1163 mo. "!6'-""' morning" °'SHARP GIRL FRID•Y DEC.-30TH Pl1nos/Or91n1 _826 _Sp0dlrul~Good1 830
!!G'H9la eve11. "" Antl~e 1h0w ktmt A dee-. An equal opportunity employer * Gre•t-Op-portunlt_y_ Sales Rep to $10K Ono·Grdlrl o,,.rnce. ry,..ho • 1,u'11' ola1 """"' allll •vaJI-• PIANOS --SKIS, Spat~;,,., ,;t1era1 .. G • ' reco 1, avy p nc. u able . s 200 Cli.t. Excel cond,
, ~ Ne\v· t.l1· experlC'nL'cd 1'eal Degree, 2 vrs sales exp. 1·espo1udbUUy Base 111h1t')' A ti I ' I lo •. ORGANS onl). used 10 da11. $95.
H I W M .. F 7 H I W -• & F 110 etHale people. Your 0"·11 Fee Paid A1~ FPe Jobs PLUS bonus' opportun\tll!:s n qut1 or nter rs 494_4j()2, 642 ... 8095
l-;;;';;P;;;;;;"";;t;;ed;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;'O I _!.!.... a nteu, • \\'e At NC\l·poi1 Pel'llOnrlCI priva1e desk & phone, good WESTCLI FF Otrtee acl'QSS !rom oc Al~ lM5 E. ·Coast Hwy., ~t FULLERTON MUSIC
I• LIQUOJ{ s Cl k f ll \. "''alk-lns, Cree advertising, P(>1"11(lnnt'l Agency po11. Appllancet 102 Our Newest Loc1tlon Store, Re1r•ur1nt,
. tore er · u ! \ould J.ikr ·ro fll"ko 'rhis l!illnlc location 18 )'"'· Call \J\1ark III Cent er) Contact Debi, 833-9000 18191 Euclld, l•'ounlnln Vall•• 1 . ...;B::•::.'----:'.:=-132-1 JANITORIAL 111111'.". apply at 2012 So. Enst , Perfcclly-Clc1tr , . . . . . . . 1 . v~N'!ORE GE I '
a . I occ . or inerv1e\\', 542·~-STENOGRAPHER ~. " -! -automat e lBlk.No.or•··ot-F\•'l' r1sto . nr a11·port. tilay You 1111.vc A Hapf,y •. ~· "DY GOOD USED
1101 -d & \ II' •• I \.\1• E. Ll\CllEN~IYER 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. 'I t •· good i. .... i .. ~ ~alher $65. ea. Jfotpolnl 557 '"" • Full & p/tim1
• Pc11nanc11l 01>en1ngs for ~IALE & frn1ale. apply afler 1 ity 1 on,..,i· U 646-3928 or Eve. 673-4577 G I 11 us ,..,\·e ..,,..,..'6 abll-¢iahw8.sfier $75 Norge elec .__ RESTAURANT ~hi~~~. 29~,~~c~~t ~~1::~ NU\\' Yeni· ......... ' llECEPTJONfST . TYPIST Se••:nw.;:::d:~· lly & lite sh. ~~-Gua; & dcllvtl'ed. Rentals from $5 EQUIPMENT PORTERS
AJ)ply Pf'IM nnel OHiCf'
Bel\\'n 10 an1 & noon & 2-4 pn1
cc1r.r NEWPORT Cood typist. llnndlc phones. °'WESTCLIFF For Appolntment 0 1ieken bro Rs t c .. ' Cre& ~1Ai'l 01• L'OUplc early Ar.I Personnel Agency filing etc. Part tln1e Mon-Pet'SOnnel Agency Contact Carol Smith 1973 Hotpotnt Reb'ig". Frost e Pianos l Grandt Cor food "·uonet. Taylor
THE BROADWAY
Fashion Island, N.B.
Equal Oppor. En1pi~'er
llel'.'spaper delivet"' in 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 1-~1U·LN1!2V-E5'RSAI. ~t'RIN!~ lfi'lark Ill Centc1·) AVCO ,,....,.ti' ·Jlke nl"hv, only 6 Sohmer. Ya'Uo.lia. Knabe soft (ree:te. llaBnt11ltodn ~~· Irvine al"f"a. Xln! J route 642-3170 " -5:12-8836 n1on u: new wt \varranty. . ]'.·Jason & Hnnilln • \Vur-n1alt n111t hlnc. on er. iw.-
1599 Superior Ave., A-5 l "'l E Ed' •A 586--0222 day1. Eves or \l.'ks litter . Sto"" & Clark . dnr <l\1en. F:tee. cooking orlf'n •·•w nlO appn>x Co''" 'I•"" "2-2833 "" . inger, ,.,_ . -2"• A·'-I J ., I ··-• 12 ft \1'•"11 ··'I 962--iat'I~ · · · · NURSl:~S """" "" Financial Service o•OJ-..-llJ. ""' or on. K11.\\·111 • Stt>in\vny . Cllble <.'oun er <U" • ~
-MAID WANTED RN's, LVN 's NA's RE(E.PT. MEDICAL SECRETARY 644-SIOO DOUBLE electt·tc oven & Nelson· Kincah.I · Cnhle ind!Vlrlually. Best orter. & TECHS !Acal rndiologist seeks t•x-Equal Oppor. Employer electric cook top. 0\"eO only -Baldwin • Chil•kerlng • 6·12·0500.
Don Qui.-:ote l\lotel. 2100 NC\\'· per. indiv. to handle (ront An opening for an individual · $00. The cook top ls only Ne\v splnet::l from $495 TV, Radio, HIFi, KEYPUNCH port Bl\'d., C.1\1. 642-2670. 1 ~II clinicol specialitil's desk Including bkkpng & \vho h1 a self sta11cr w/ STOCK GIR $3!5. phone 557-2010 Used & i-ebullt. planos a.lso Stereo 136
l\fJ\RRIED prrson over 21 \\ere a young i~ynan11c. & I Ins. forms. 1i1ust be ae· xlf'lt secretarial skills. ?o.1ust .. . L R9 .. t Washer1/Dryer1 Uprights l.•:0111 •·•······· $6~
r.1in. 1 yr ~~~· on ~k~ ,: s~~~~J~=s. Sl?a r~;~o:si~~ n~:~~~st~~ni:::; ~~rit~~~~· ;:1~~ ~~ ~j enjoy "·orking w/f~s. F :~~~eSto~~I~~ "Isi:~: '$2. Wk. Full main!. ~~~-~~ ·· . :: :: : .':: :: ." ~M5
oss. D~y shift. 0'.!9 &I ~~~~~~~==-·• \vork1ng tog£'thcr 10 give 1n-Agency, 540--6055, 2790 For Appointment 1_c_,a1 .. 1=67:5-"28""70'°'.==~--,l "'==-*--'639-""'===~*--~iG.rands " ............ $395
ZENITH RCA &. Sylvnnia
1V & stereoil. priced IP$s
than the clisrounlers. \\lith
3 yr. piCIUl'C IU~!t. 1 yr
pni1s & fit'rvice . A 11
available 1nodcls In stock
& on rli~play. ·73 niodcls
priced to cll'ur. Cash 90
plan or te1m:<1 lo 36 1nos.
1\BC Color TV. 0021 Atlanta.
01· \90-16 J3rookhur~t. 1-lun-
tinglOn Beach, OOS-3329 or
962-5559.
MASSAGE TECH. novn!Jvc, quality patient Jfarbot· Blvd .. CJ\1. ContaCt C•rol Smith STOCK ROOM & REBLT washer, dryer & e Organs
-:or Appointment TRAINEE care: \\'E! lll'C interested in INVENTORY CONTROL dsh~·sh, guar dell very. Ne\\', Used and Trade·Ins Coritact Carol Sm ith Young lady (li-28) \Vantcd talking \\ith you a.bout your RECEPT./TYPIST AVCO GIRL S4S-$95 546-5281--839-7620 Hammond -Bald\\•ln . Conn
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AVCO
for lcgitiinatc 1111 lin1e post-nurslnf!l' cal't'er at SC~I. Aftei1100ns, eves & "·kn~!.~. Some exper. pref'd. Call for GAS DRYER. xJ nt condition. \\'ttrlitzer -Lo\\'t-ey -Kin1ball
lion. No exp. nee. \Ve send SADDLE BACK Ov<'r 21. Apply in pcr~i. appt, 6~2-8961 . 2 yrs. old. Reasonable. CaU Yamaha -Gulbtahsen ·
to school, earn ~·hile learn. Community Hospital Newport Beach-Tennis Club, Financial Sirvlce 833-5U3, Evts. 552-&9o3 Ka\\·al
Apply Jn ""t'SOh any aft, or 23561 Pasea de VaJencla 2601 EastbluU Dr., N.B. 644-SIOO ' * nPISTS * Optlgan den10 $195 ,..... 644 0050 8ulldfn Materi•ls 806 '·· · . · •· • :financial Service e\·e. 2930 \V. ' Cst. liwy., Laguna I-tills 837·2121 -· Equal Oppor. Employer Register for 9 Spinet ...... ne\1 •..•.• $499
't 644-5800 Nc\\·port Beach. e:.:t 106 REC E PT I 0 NI ST. for ___ a temporary job e Surplus Bulldlnt FrH Organ Lessons ~ual Oppor, Employer J\.1ATURE housekeeper + NURSES AIDS & 01'derlies. Optometry , orlicc, 11 on -SECR.ETARY today . . Phone 557-4839 p companion fer e 1 de rl y All i;;hifts. Call 642-804-1 or s.n\okC'r, eood appearance. This l'mployer seeking bub-lntef'V\\•s: 9-12 l\fATERIAL · lOOO s Of NE\V FULLERTON MUSIC ~DIES TRAVEL \l.'on1an 4 to S days a \\'k. 6<12-2410. 8s.t--5556 bty indiv. \\"/avg t:vpinK" \Ve Need All ~:s~~:~~~r~\~~: 122 N: )-!arbor, Fullel'lOll
-lh'e in, $17. a clay Ref NURSES Aidl'i;, Conv. Hosp. RECEPTIONIST "'ho enjoys lots of public E 100ffice SkEllls..i ing, -Aindows, etc. _871·1805 :t OVER 18 494-1495 Day shift. \\/anted, full time re<..'<'pLionisl contact. Lile expcr. helpful. ;qua ppor. m~oycr BUILDERS SURPLUS h~: Open·NJi;hl.!1 ·tn· 9 I! )'ou're looking for an ex-Cull 642--0jg3 lo hantlll' front desk, niust Fantastic s1arting salary & J\.fale & Female Sa 'Ill 5 30 S 12 5 cl~ job see l\1r. McLane .. NEED Self Discipline? be uble 10 type 50-60 11·pn1. co. bcnt?fits. No sh. Western GJrl Inc. 2406 So. Main St., S.A. t: : • · un. ··
Stttrnton Bch. Inn, %112 \Vr'\'e &"Qt itl· OFFICE MANAGER salal'y based 011 l'xp, call Jason Best Agency 4667 P.tacArthur Blvd. Aton lhru Sat IO.!> P~eific Coast Hwy., J:f.B. Today's AR.MY ha!' Frc Paid. 8 Hr. 3 day \\·k. for arr!. 714-835-9316 a~k for 17·!00 BrookhursL, F. Vly. Newport Beach n4: 546-ID.11
SUCe 122. _\Ve have openings 300 job opportunit ies. Shnrp pel'!IOn lo blend \V/ San1111y. Sul!e :!13 963-6775 54l).-032S · Cameras & NC\v & Used. Great seleclion. to~ 8 ladt•• t-to travot ,1.,-,. of e or Al ,. F..qt•al Oppo• En• J ,... Compe11Uve prices. 01)('11
,-"' ,._,.. · .-.. u n v" c. so ee REAL ESTATE SALES SECRETARY $600 --•. poy .. , Equl t 808
PIANOS -ORGANS
RICE 'S TV SERVICE
(for111erly In PAntl')' S Cntr) * Holiday Speci•I * UMXI & Color TV sets · \\:nlle
they last!? Color fron1 S6fl
up, H & \\' lron1 $35 up. r·or
St'1i.·1t-e call:
546-600'.Z or alG-6003
1375 Lognn 1\,·e .. Cl\I
V.'S. & retn. High earnings, F'or information call, Positions. Call CofiLrol '(YPISTS pmen Eves. & Sundays, The best
triQis. paid. Pare n ts (7141 64;)..ll6l Crt1"Cel'& Eniploymcnt \Veil e~tabUshed office, 1\·i1h Fee Paid. Great spot in Ir· USED Nikonoi> Undei.water dWeals l•i."hah'~rs~t: C' 'COLOR TV ..-·~me at interview, No J\grncy. 3400 Irvine Blvd .. cspel'ienCC'd stall, has ope11-vine Co1npll'x. A1ssist1dP~ds. I VOPLT caJnera ,v/2Snim Nlkkor a IC s MUSIC 1ty REPAIR
hoU,o;e to house salt>S. N.B. 556-85(}j. I ing fol' h\'O !'alespoople. sec'y. Gl"O\\' \V \\'Or \\'I e n1tant ersonnel 1 C'ONTACT eo. Also Fee Positions. Call Tenlporary Service lense. Good oond. Complete South Coast Pla.7.a J40.2SJO E:<pe11. rcaM>nublr srn· ('{'. ~-o~ don't need a gun to "\\'hi~e Elepnants''., over. "\Veed if & Reap.. I Puul ~lartin or Bud Corbin Elly t-:llis, 556-8505, Control 3848 Campus Dr., Suite 106 "'/underv.'ater meler. $195. ~IO!il in hon1c. i\nlenna St'r· ··~inv Fast" \l'hen )OU I ~inm!l t Y0,~~se. Tur;: From treasures to· trash . Gl·l·7.6G2 ~Hi-etr ~niploynie!lt Agency, Newport Beach 546-4741 642-1012 or 646-2136 THOl\!AS Organ. Paramount \•irr <1lso..: ~ pl~ an ad in the Daily lh in intho Dally.· ·P~t Tum them 1,,10 ca~'-Co1"b1n-l\lart1n Rl'alto1'!'i ,,.KKJ lrv1nc Blvd., N.B. Equal Oppot. Employer Furniture 810 style. Best offer, Also Con-1 BEHT Gi\L~':;-:\IORE TV
Pilot \Vant Ads! Call 001v enl. . ru a 1 "'' ., Una Acrordian, 9l)S.B622 * 968·2 •83 * _ !?2-5678-1 classified ad! CALI. Daily Pilot I 2 36_8 7 t h' · r
I Tht' lo.ste.~t dra\v In the \Vest. CLASS SELLS -64 · 1 UNDERWRITER d~;!t~r ''l'fne ~~du 1: r 1 ATTENTION I
ReCre1tlon11 Recreational Recre1tiona1 Recreational I ReCreationaf 5 Yrs exper In auto 2 6
rl_!,.m
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ure. Cost $800. $200. DAILY PILOT \1;"1n11j;(J11ic Stereo RL-ceh·rr. \lehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 Vehicles 956 expei· home. owners ~/so~ -...r A:'>I r~I. Tape jacks. E'IC. 1,.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I supervisory exper. 2 l\TA'I'CHI~G l\I 0 de r n :\lusl St'U il:W. 6 1~028.1 be-
DICK WILSON'S SEA&. SUN R.V.
!BRAND NEW ' --1974 NEWPORTER VAN CAMPER s
.. ' • ::1RU180888 1 . -FULL PRICE -.
:aRAND NEW 1972 UTOPIAN 20' MOTOR HOME . s ,•
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Scnd Resumes Only dressei'f!, \\"lrg mirror, xlnt WANT AD fon• 10 Ai\I. 11f1. 8 P~f. Avco Cond. $75. 673-6S73. \\·t·ckrnds ~"~"'~·1_i1n_e7-~=~•
23" COLOR {'On.~lr T\'. 1
~T old, good condition. $300. Financiel Service
620 Newport Ctr Dr.
Newport Beach, Ca.
EqUal Oppor. Employer
VETERAN'S
HEY TURKEY! Interested in
college? No? \\'ell then, i11-
te1-ested ·in money?? Con-
tact:
Veteran's Affair& Office
Ora~e Coast College * 556-5853 *
$$ WE HAVE JOBS $$
Garage Sale 112
GARAGE Snle, funiiture.
tools. etc, Dec 26-~. 32571
Mrolte1i:anean Dr. Laguna
Niguel,
FROl\I
.Beautiful Reindeer llide.
Perfect for a thrmv rug,
or hang 011 the "'II.II, many
decorator uses. For t~
erology minded, t hi s
domesticated anin1al has a
,,·ilde1i1ess appeara11ee. S5().
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I BUY!!
General Office Good. usf'd furniture & Assembly appllanet"I or \\;II sell for you .
Typist MASTERS AUCTION
S.C'retart 2075\~ Newport, Cl\I &16-8686 839.-0974 nft. 6 or Sunday Keypunc Beblnd Tony's Bldg. l\tafl.
642-5678 _co_ll ,_,'6-_3·136 ___ ,
I Oall~· Pilot \\!ant Ads ha\-e
bar;,:ains e:alore.
For an ad Jn Won1an•s ~orld
C•ll Mery Bath 642-5678, "'· 330
Two.Ways Great! 1 Easy Crochet
7078
__J_ N I I J BRANO new G?; 2 cy·cl«i? ---~-11 lU~~~a=m~="~-1~• .. ;sh•·•sl"'· Model GSD 2.'!0, ' 60:-se8rs 14.IXXI BTU \\'hi· . ,..
l#S20bll FULL PRICE
·!BRAND NEW 1973 SPORTSCOACH 25' MTR. HOME . ·.
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' t =R2 1410 1
GENERATOR/AIR COMPLETELY SELF CONTAINED FULL PRICE
EL DORADO 18, BRAND NEW
1973 ESCAPADE 20' •RA~:1:1w
5th WHEEL MOTOR HOME
$6,695
FULL PRICE
$3,595
FULL PRICE
BRAND NEW 1974 BRAND NEW 1974 ,
NEWPORTER SURFER VAN AMERICAN ROAD FORD CAMPEf
124 824 1
$J,495
FULL PRICE
'70 FORD 34 TON
W'8' OPEN ROAD
CAB OVER CAMPER
I 17b71GI
$2,295
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IRAND NEW 1974
8' Cabover Camper
12414 1
$795
FULL PllCI
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dO\\' II.IC (llO volll $200. .J~,~
Blue 12..:_ x 2!'' inj_oor.'outdoor fp.*f..~f/
crpt, Sia. 552-11a9. :;~ ~1-
REFRIG golrf 18 CU Ft Sidt> -'Nf·, .
hy Side S22:i. Ladies · l'X-·1'i, -
pensive clothes st 1 4 . ~ti:;.
~ w;
J\.IODrGLIA?\'I Etching $7.>. ,. ~
WAITRESSES ' Renoir_ ET. $8:>. La~renc~n J&;
HOSTESSES ET. $95. Dall ET. $65. Priv -.;r
P\Y-535--5595 \r ;i
COOKS \YIU. SELL C ll EA P ! NO\\' hi1ing aJI shifts. Vaca-\Va.sher. dty!'r, ref r lg,
Hon, lnsurance, beneftts. dresser, buffet, hutch.
Contact manager, The 6.J0-8688
Ground Round Restaurant, K
2750 llarbor Blvd., Costa CHILDS pool table $7.50 J.lol
1'1esa. \\"heels track & acct'ss. $7.
\rAl\'TED mature sales \l.'C>-~Jarble coUce table s:i. 54l)..433S man for rctnll drug stcre,
Pxper. preferred. Call for crvtL \Var Items WMted for ''
appt. 846-0688. pri\•ate collection.· Guns,
"~='~-------· r swords, pictures, etc. \\"ELDER. l!xperienced in 546-4047
01'118Jl\ental iron o n I y ,
494.C'76 3700 PAIR R.. F. Flyer tennis
WHO WANTS TO WORK?' lhoet:. Priced for qulck sale.
DRIVE A CAB! 5:86-«1l
Cl-!OOSE your' hours, "'Ork IRVINE Coast Count!')' Club
for yourself, be your O\\"JI membership. ,..~ .. 1 -~ boss. ~en .or v;omen. Can .,.,_ '""' be . slightly handicapped.
Nea t • C.1ean Appearance.
Vis.. retired. Age 25 to iO.
Supplen1ent your income.
Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a
day. Apr>'y in person,
Yellolv Cab Co., 186 E. 16th
St!. Costa !\1esa.
nRE\VOOD -Oak, Orange.
Deli\o-e~d &: stacked free.
J\fike • * 49'2~2618
TV ,..,orks good!! $28, • lube
tester, U-Test. Slit"
646-1525
DIN nn set w/bulfct
l liiii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0i0i• I T'x!O' P..fet shed. 962wl78-I
$60.
\VOMEN'S Lffi?
There's equal pay
and opportunity Jn
Today's ARMY.
Call <n41 &I0-116-1
ffiVINE Coam Country Cll4b Layer it over its o"•n shirt
goU membersh.ip for sale. dicker ... or. \l.'Cllt It solo
Ca.JI 586-6075 or \Vlth SC'al'VC'S and beads!
1,.,..---;:-,---,-------IZlp-front shape is EAS\'! Mlsceharttovl Printed Pattern 9 4 9 t :
. Wanted 120 Mlases' SizeR 8, 10, 12, 14,
16, lB. :!J. Size 12 (bust 34\
WANTED TO BUY LIONEL takes 1 7/8 yards ~-inch:
OR AMERICAN FLYER dickey 5/8 yard 45-intti
TRAINS. 837--9685. fabric.
WANTED nice slate loP SEVENTY·nvE VENTS
pool table. 4X8 for each pattern -add 25 Ac ... n.,.tl_,q'-u'-o,'-__ .._ _ _;.800.;..:; Olli 64().-1090 cef\.lS for each pattern for -,,.--,--77'-~~~..,..-=:I Air !\fail and Speclal I-land·
SCRAM LETS Mutical Instruments 822 lln_I{; othe.l'\\~!IC Uilrd-class
• Rl!NT FOR ONL y $3 delivery •·Ill take th""'
wceks or more. Sc:>nd 10 A NSWE Rs OR BUY \VITI-I NOTHING !o.farlan MA.rtln, lhe DAILY
DOWN. Drum, PA's, l\1ikes, PILOT. 442, Pattern Dept,
M I G 11 T I Gu!tar, Amps, Rre-organs 232 West 18th St.. Ne\\' i.1:8~=crws-rys -&Piano,ftll brand.s. York, N.Y IOOU. Print
No . Y.'Ollder a narcotics No age limit, oo {)f'l~nl need· NAME, ADDRf'A§ \\•Ith
ed. OPEN NIGH'I'S TILL 9, 7lP, 81Z£ and ST\'LE =c~u~ 1: ~~~ ~~~ SA1'. TIU. 5:3?, SUN. lJ.5. NUMBER.
are tiymg to cut down 00 the Now TWO Convenient EE 0 Q GRASS. Locotlons to Serve You s M RE u t ck
______. F.!JLLl!1RTON MUSIC !'!=" ~-c::: ~~
COME ro LeCOl.LAGE "" 13191 EllCl d, P'oJ(ntaln Valley .Sprl~mer Catalog. All
l ndltm TurquolM! jowelory. I Ac~~ San Diego Frwy, slz<ll Only SOc.
un"'ual tnllq•"" & Art., at • •~ ,_ • INSTANT Sf;WING BOOK
low pnces. . n•...,. M!W todAy, wear ton"tOrrow.
Llly·a"-ay, Bo! A or ?\IC 123 N. 'Hatbor -· f'ullerkli $1. Ol!<JI 9 pm 'till OuistmM. • 111·1115. INSTANT ~ASlllON
324 A:Jttrlnc, BAiboa file ''\\-'bite Elephuta" over-BOOK -Jlundrtd.1 u r
nJMlltl )'Oll1' -7 iTuln lltlhlon !acU. $1.
"W It l_ lieu" them 1ntO "Clllll" ..• ..U . a.ASS SEUS &12-"~
Prom .......... to --thru • l)ally -. -~ ..
1\10111-cla~h!t•r -8\Ving
gaily alo"tlg in ripple-design
capes.
\\'hen bref'"l.l'-" bl°'''· be
t•1111!.lre<.' in n1utching 3-rolor
t'Rpes ol knH11ng "'OrstPd
Easy crocbet. Pattern 7078:
child's 2-6 and 8-12· t~n·s·
n1Li;scs' 8-16 inrh1tleci1 '
SE\IENTf'·t• r. CENTS
.for rach pattl'm -add 25
cents for each pattern for
Air 1.talt an<I Speclal llan-
d!Jng; othcrv.·lse third-class
delivery will take three
..--eekli or nlOrn. &md to
Alice Brooks, !he DAlLY
PILOT, 105. Needlecraft
Dfo.pt., Box 163, Old Oielsea
Station, NCI\' York, N. y
10011. Print Naulf'o, Addtttilll.
Zip, 1~11.uem Nuo1be.r. '
N E E D L ECRAFT '72!
Crochet, knit, t•tc. F'rt'C
dil'C(!tlons, SOc.
tn~l•nt l\lacrame Book.
Balde, fancy knots, pat-
terns. $:1.00.
-.,, Croohet Doolt -
Learn by plctlll."e&! PA.t·
ltrlUI. $1.00.
OomplfJte llllltant 01n BOO\ J
-more lhan 100 gifts -II.Ill.
(lomple<e Ats .. • -$1.00.
11 Jiffy R111 ftootl • 50c.
Book ef 11 Prtae AfJl-it•. 50c.
Qullt Rook I -16 pattttrw. GOc, • ' .
l\1'11¥10"11 QaUt Boot 2 -50c_
\ Qull~ t~r Today•• IJ\11"1 ...
15 btAutltul J>All..,,., SOc.
Turn them totocuh ~cl~1lll~flod~•~d~l----·'!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
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Petl, General 8S0.1Cycl11, Bl ts Autos. Imported 970 Autos, lmeerted . 970 Autoi, Import.ct 970 Autos, Used Autos, Ustd 990 \ A;:u::'°"::!!•.:U::;nd::::~--..:..:.:1 Autos, UMCI 990 :1!
POODLE PUPPY _Sc;;;;.oo;;.:ct;.;;•".:._ _ _..;.92::;:511 """';;.o:...:;.;;Bc;;:MW=:,_~ I ;M=ER:;<..C.:.;E;.;i;D;.;;E.:.;S;:;.B_E_N;...Z; 1 ""=""To'""y:;.;o,;..;,;;.;.T A __ , CADILLA c c ORVmE FORD OLDSMOBILE -1
SALE o •ixt °"" S<hwinn. Xlm 1-------------------1·--------All llreetl grooming le concllt1on. ™·Cull 50 USED LEASE ·74 TO'l01'1\ UOO CAD 'TO, CDV, IW'Q '"' CllJUST~1AS sttiu·11, atock
boarding Kellncl. S4G-2tl48. 58G-G688 THE RED BARON'S Carolla 6cc1an •.. Get 30 \Vl\Ue vlfl.yl !Op, v:h.lte l!hr '62 Corvette $1509 see at
*Security Pet Food* 20" Clrl• Sch\\•Uln Bicycle, CHOICE MERCEDES ll\llet fK.T aollon ' .. Only Int. beaut cond. pYt pty, Union 76 Colden \\'eat In
Beel by 27c lb, Cott. ch good condition, 3 years old, ON DISPLAY 1 $58.34 mo. 36 mos. oper. "~:::lll-':.;5.156='-----=-1 _w_.,_·1_,._1iru._«_r __ ~--
'TO i-'ORD LTD Couno·y
Squire wagon, fully e<1ulp-pe~. 115!J). 642-0590.
5alt16~ OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCKS
HONDA CARS
UNIVERSITY OL l5c lh. Aii Ket\llt'I supplieii S20. 552-7762 · dtlOJh~ coo lcUM." CHEVROLET COUGAR
541•39'17, 1418 Wilshire. S.A. SCHWINN, Red, apple crate, m· ~ ·~ F8ClOfY ·Authorized O~Jrihu-
SHETLANO PONIES ru:G., V('iy goo.:! cond, S 5 0 . ~ Nlor fo r all A.lePreedt es f~rv"'ic· •'l!i l\1UST SACRIFICE. '69 Chev '71 COUGAR. XR·7, 351 V.S JEEP I Co 1 2!;50
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Harbor Bl~~ ..
KlTJ'F:NS, AKC TINY TOY 002-0149 an 5 le wknds.. <'w t<Ml"'li • er 1 ·""' Impala 2 dr M:rdlop custon1 ronv. One O\\'l~r. $6,000 ml, s 8 "esa ......,.
POODLES, l>UCKS,_ BAN: OOl:S M"· 5 speed Road-Ask About Our Unique coupe. aulomat:iJ: trans Ooor 11c.1ti1 tl.!-es. tw1e up. Al1~Jla1 ·~ JEEP S1 ti \\' 1 ~ 196.1 Olds. New t.il'f!s, j~I
69 FORD \V AOON
GOOD a>NDITION
S900 5fS..o297 il·ti;..
TYS. PET CAGES. 546-1221. n1aster. c.ooct condition. $30. Uted Merctd.1 le•se &hilt, slrato buckl't seah1, ~crro. lull p\vr. ai r. $3500. \\'hi drlvr Cti~voynC"" ~:idc tunrd. Good lransportation1
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FOR Sltle: C h i n .. hi I l • 1 CAil 9l)S.42ll. • SALO , lEAllNO a Plans Pl)\\'tr sleerlng. Vinyl roof6 ·:cU-<;303.:,,:::::;~~=~=~ · .... S200 5~23 ... ECCfll Dlf IPMCE I nd Red 'h hi ~ llrcK. Cnll 817-rno . __ ::.·.::::.::=-----1 b~cfi's:.~;i;entlrer.n-250YAMAHA$175. ==·.,House of Imports '74 TOYOTAS f,~ i14-4687 ""1 w 1' ·ncoUGARXR151.000mL PINTO. ...1
c. a . :) Call 646-0815 6862 P.f1lncheslel', Buena Park LEASE or BUY ·72 ~O\VNS I Slit \l.•ag. like P/Brk1·4'~ ~ pl'ivatt' MUST NG I ' I Cats 852 (1) '69 i-IONBA 90, $17j, TV"'ll.ILni · on the Snntn Ana Fro.vy. nd & 1ini·ty -----'7'1 PINTO Runabout, 4 l)pd, ~
111 Hodllkn $225: _ ~ . 523-7250 Ne1v ~lodtls. Ne"· CulQni nu, lo nll , ·ah· co DODGE .67 P.f USTANG Fa~tb:ic-k.1 riir: 16.000 ml.,. deluxr r;is;I ,..,; 11r~ALAYAN ~Hten, 8 \1'kli., Call ;>18-3120 J1cD:. --:-NOW OPEN tit ~:irii. sm5, pvl 11ty. !..ow mileage, cxcelle111 ru11· &· int. S2295 675-4178. j
O A, pure wtnte, long, Jong '70 YA~1All A l75cc «>od -------------. \VIU. lake I carat, 2 carat, 1971 DODGE Ct>cShl'OOd ~ta· nlng condition. New p<1.un, PLYMOUTH
'1"','1o' oo,""'sr ...,eY~, 29v'1'0Y af· <:<1nd fOlrt bike ~rtsi; lot 28402 A1ntgtJcrit~ Park"'">' Ml11ion Viejo Imports fll41t Ltw• 3 carat diamond in on trade lion l\'(1~011. Po\\·cr steering n1ags and li1·es. !1000. cc 1\8 e. i;i, 00'· • ,:,,.,.;! 1-·') ,...< "'~ Mlstdou VIC~' f-. Jurlnn • b k · ·• ond A'l/F'I 545-ros.1 .. ~
SOME'l11JNG Different! f{l'X ' · · 83.t·,,i!> I 495-4949 MERCEDES BENZ JOYOlA :;.,c""c:::~~-. --~ r11dio, lu~agc rack. 1111 J\fUSfAJ\G '67 , V·S, auto, ~IPG, $1495 curley ha.Ired cats, neu1en:, Mobile Ho"'*I 93. S USE AVERY P\VY. l~Xrr & l!J!i9 Cl.IEVE_J.LE J\1ahhu 307 stt'Crln~ "·heel, only 15.000 nir, PS/p\\·r di<>c brks, SIG-i215
" ~ .. ,.. ....,., ~ ,,, .-.. •-o foi· ltf'W car. 892-4444. •-= ro l'I. ai. c · " •• 'Tl ('1·1ck'1. 4 door, auto. ~+I
breeders, pct I.: show c1uallt)' FIAT \ ·~. 111r. stick. Very clean. miles. like new. ~7 R.l-H. Xlnt cond. pnv ply.
khtens. 54!>4522. MOBILE HOME ORANGE COUNTY'S 1006 11 .. _·bo_,._ C»t. fi.16.9.103 $800. c .. 11 f><G-3361. 1-S995. s:i&-995.1 1 T·BIRD ·I · Coniulete Sales & Service--0-1 854 FOR SALE : OLDEST Viii! U1 Soon At 'T.l CORONA 4 o,. ll'ag. LU!<. ·n lmpol•. 81..e 2 dr, 45,000 FIREBIRD '65 MUSTANG ""hk. 3'.000 j
• PUPPY WORLD e MIOLBVERCREST 2810,,1, '"""v"'1cjor11e,~ar1k1ooway S3.l00 or best. 968-6767. !Ires. Sl.195. 6•1·1·4307. -.68--, .. -IR_E_ll_t_R_0_400_. -Goo<-! r><tfnt. '.'\Int <"one!. ssoo ;\'JC'F: CllH:IST :•ol,\S Gll"'r -· ILE HOME 1 ~slOn 1• .,,,. 64~ 0729 11 4 30 ~l1a1 p 1)rii;:l11al ·;iG grcl'n ,1·ith ·
-• S & rnck, 8900 n1i. Ne'v l.'Ond. ml. Perfect cond. Nu ml. Stet-I rad. tin_•s. Kr"
Bull Dogs, Chihuahuas, Tiny 20. x 53., 2 BO 2 BA, cnrp., fUS E AVEH.Y PWY. EXIT) VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Corvair $75 t'Ond, VCl'Y nice <'ilr, auto, ~ 11 :. • .. \ihi!<' hflrd tor. roritin('nt al1 ..
Poodles, Shih Tsu, Aml'r. draped, blt-lru1.. refrig.. JIM SLEMONS • 002-3098 * !:1100. 552-Sl862 '73 r.1,\Cll I 3.j\ i·i\I. r1u1n. !;ii. Xh!I 1110101., di ,,·r tr:iin .
E$khno, Pit B\ill~. Bu I J ,1.ai;her & ele<-t. dryer \\•ired Ex 11 1 1o f I trnns. full p11T. A \I F°\! .1: interior, ru lii°f'S, good
Terrier, Cockapoo Irish !or 2'.!0 air :old 'kit •h oe ent seccl no pre-IMPORTS HARBOUR CORVmE l FORD I Stcro' r11dio. 11111.n~· C'\lra~ u1i l1•:1r r. 67:>·6712 or
Stud ~rvlcc ~fost Breeds. ¥Caped patio. Three yrs. old ~ l?E~O $Al~ , '72 CORVETTE. air, PS. P1\', 1.Q7'.1 LTD Bro u .C: ha 1n . .66 r.1u~1.\;\'G, 6 ,~)I . ~,,_ Setter. 100 AUX:ED 'PUPS!! clock, !ilornge c ~ed. ~: price re-evaluation models. MERCEDES BENZ _________ 11 Ca ll 546-3367. ,i.o\-~7!\G
Open E\fl:!S: 531-5027 • llkc nu. ~alcd in ne\\' SALts-SERVICE-LEASING AUTMOR!ZED 1 4 i;pd. vety clean, 673--SOll A.\l/Fi\.'1, P'''r seats, 1\'in· j cellent cond. Si:tl. S-IG· l:llrJ ~ -::i-n:;~ Pilot-Classified
GREAT Pyrcn<!eS. Sno'v ndttll pk . nway fm1n noisy OVERSEAS DELIVERY SALES & SERVICE v w lift 7 pin t!o11,;. 1:?.000 1ni. &14-11-17. 1111111. &·h Ad. 642-5671 .. ____ _
"'hite. AKC ~tnle pup. Show St. One·hnlf W. tron1 clull-ROY CARVER, Inc. I Jim Slemons Autos, Imported 970 I Autos, Imported 970 1 Autos, Imported_ 970 A utos, Imported 970 & pet. Reasonable. 7 v.'eeks. howie. $15,995. Call EVES. 234 E l7tb St I 0 1
544-179'f 213.6944690. Co:;ta Mesa . .5464444 mportS
Al\ITA pups xlnl family CAN BE SEEN AT : l(\\lr'n• top huyer for any ca· n Solve guard dog. AKC, po"'n" CRESTMONT CREVIER BMW U<ed ""'""" B•nz.)
x.nayed clear, priv pty, ESTATES Salea • Servict e Uasi~g · 1301 Quail
6-12-2803 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Cenlral ~ W .. 1s1., S.A. 835-3'71 Ne11•port Beach
SI. Bernnrd, fem. AT\C Ave. across fron1 Brea USED BMW'S -E:"-1TER r~b3i\~ ARTI-llJR rcg'd. Grand l'han111 i'itOCk, Comm. Horq.,,l U:it #46 , O ' • ac
never hred. S1JO. Bu~ain, CONTACT RA\'. PK. l\1CR., ,73 3.0 CSA DEM 'i:l 28018, S4i00 Buy back .
S.12-82&1 for shrn1·in~. 73 3.0 SA DEMO :!S n1o's at S180 per n10.
AKC reg. Silky: Terrier pup. M '71 BAVARIA or se!ll at $11200 v.·/ 30 pay
pies. !\!ale & female. 8 wks otor Homes '10 2800 CS guarn. Xhrt ·cond. -Pvt -pty.
olrl. l.ood Chnstmal\i pres-Sale/ Rent 940 '70 2002 640-0873-:;:.~"'=· ~===-=='I
cnt1: 830-254i RENT A MOTOR l-101\fE -'69 2002 ·~~·n~~ a~lL7 ~UPE $10,750
GIVE a G1't't1t Pyrenees PUJ>-l\1INt HOP.YE OR VAN '68 2002 ~i·I0-0.1as ~y tor .~rc~t aU year love. CONVERSlON. LO\V AS $9
Great f 1un1ly Dog. f<.larlin· prr Dnv S.· Ge per niilc DATSUN :\1·13 '7:S. 4;11-i SL. fully equip·
c-re1t Kennel. 5-Kl--0989. HESER\rB \'OUr{S TODA); 1 l1<'•I Drk Blut•. Sell or Jens1\
AKC R!).t..J34 J. DATSUNS, I ~y 0 1\'llf'I'. ~i.11-4267
Irish Setler pupp~. :..'O' • 2'.i' l\1otor llonies, NEW •7 MG CnJI ~3177 ~u1X'r1or. Lifetime & Open , 45
SQINAUZER. mini, 3 rno. Ro11d . Krn \rel<>h 6.19-2981 NOW IN STOCK shots. crop. BIS sired male. BnnkAn icricnrtl l.: ~f as 1 er
S.P. 837--5460 Chat):•' nl·1·c1irN.t. IMMEDIATE
DOG OBEDIENCE· Span. by e Dale's i\totor llome RenlaLI DELIVERY Park.~ & Rerr. For info. '73 23-26' 1\1.ll. &: i\tini!< e210·1 thru 260Z models
541-3914, 673-3180, 556-5300 Free nliles 9 til 9. 838-0000 0\'l:!l° 100 new .& u.~ MGB
Your
Eco~omy
Car Needs
OVER
80
USED GAS SAVERS
IN STOCK . G~•~rma~n'Js~he~p~p~u~pp~ie;;,,~F~ .. :I ~~~~~~~~IE.cONOMY CARS
Blk & TM. chomp ''""I 1§1 ON DISPLAY HARBOUR l"'h 5.1&-1314, 833-58.\8 .,... ....... • ...
TOY Poodles, 3 silver & I
i\IGB 'il. 26 l\f PG, ans"'E'rs
gas tTisis, 10,00J inilcs,
S2IiSO, Phone 64~8
-PEUGEOT \\ililf', Al\:C, \\1ill hold fo r VW
Chrt..1m". 902--0;:,1 Trucks 962 NEW PEUGEOT ' .
POODLt: pups, Blk !Id. nol'I· TOYOTA .6,1 112 I pick 18711 Beach Bl.142~S
' "~' old. Sl50 ca. llun1 . uo. 2.i rn;,';. Re-hit eng. WILL BUY YOUR DEALER HUNTINGTON BEACH
&ti, 9fi3..6320 rn.:w th''" & brks, Good DATSUN, TOYOTA Con1plcte Sa.Jes and Ser\'iee. WILL BUY YOUR
Hor111 856 cond. 11250/b<l of 1..-OR VOLKSWAGEN 50 c~mpocts on display. GAS SA 'VER ·==----=; --.. PAID FOR OH NOT. WILL PACIFIC MOTOR ... FREE SHOWING . ., cn EV P/U. 6' u1iliJy ~~~T"'.;f. ~LI.A .... .(!~.~LL IMPORTS P:m,, F00R OR NOT. WILL .. ALt KIND~ or bed. 6 l".Vl. stick. Buckets .......... ;.N\Ml'tt A T p DOLLAR. CALL
HORSES l'OR SALE f-~-1~"'. "" $100. An s; 1911 240Z PEUGEOT /SUBARU KENT ALLEN. '"~Ol42 •.•
SU N,· OEC 30th IOA'.\f on , .. _-_~_•:_u LOADED 1557 \V. Lincoln Ave.. '69 VW, perfect cond,
Colo 'dt Caza, Trabu<'fl Can· '61 Ford Falcon Pick·up 6'1--'Prf"'-Vll=lc;...:_P.::ort=y,_, .::6-c.:•>-.. 3808='--I Anaheim 533·8220 __ _:::!9:::50::_:_91'-:::,e3898:::: __ _
yon. So. on San Di('h'O Fv.·y cyl, buckl'l seut,.1,'00d shape JENSEN SAAB ·n V\\', 7 pass BuS,_ 12,00)
10 EJ Toro, lnfa.nd on El ~m;=::.· .::5.16-66'6"'-'""''-----I----------n1i. dl~ inter., S365Q! r.ute
Toro Rd., lol!Olv signs'past '"8 CHEV\' "6----Ton ·riu 281 JENSEN * SAAB ric"·· priv party, 557-9750 • O'Nf'li Park to Coto de nu paint. xlnl buy.'
C"'4. Info, Ott '"'"''• -· INTERCEPTOR ll<'>t-deal-.....,.,_ (!omplel• VOLVO
:: ~1a.x Uonhan1, ·54 ~'ORD Pick Op. Rebuilt LAllg~ &8t,~~ON ~~UOJ? 1!9"· .Jy¥ bt' !ease --f -,7-4~-_;V_O_L..;V..;O-'S-
erwne. Good rubber. $500. JMMEDtATE DELIVERY · ?,'1;•;:0;.,,.~;·:,,,~·~w ca11 54H960. FULL SERVICE Jim Por~lnson'• HERE :NOW
__ _::•c:~::f.>."'69..:.:::=•---Vans 963 DEPARTMENT 1tuniediat{' Delivery
311 Yr. ol<I Rucksktn, quarter On All ~'lode!~ ,,. r"'
lfone, Gelding, """"'· Be" . ., DODGE Panel 42,000 orig BUY or LEASE offer. 5'12-5967 a11er GP~! nii. U.S. mag:s, smw tires, l
ADORABLE ~ Arab pony, Xlnt S1CKX?. $(;-;161'1 or 645-6'100 or &la-6406 t\1 ,.11 lii.:i· En•l~h lrahoed -jumf>'. >16-4565. _ I' JOI.OJ'~ .,_. _.., "s.1f5So!!!~""~~~a~-~~1~-1~1M~~1~-~~Th~n1~v~.~n.n~~~~,1·~i5'1cn~'°·~!i!l!l!~~'~!!t!'~1 --~~~-~~==-:-1 ~ro~ua i; --Cuslomize<I. New t i r es. · 64j9405"Y·· SE I Ull
I lltC I m•<•. po;nJ. Jape dk & • JJ LANDCRUI R l!lfiG H>rho,, C.M. 646-9.100
_.,. •pe•kcrs SUOO. , ... 36'6. MAZDA 1 Auto•, Used 990
MlrN £41~ · ·73 IXlDGE \'an, :;,i Ton.1----------SOFT JQP
shorJic, fac air, pis, p/b, * M•zd• '73 Rotary * -900 s~crro, ~ !"l!: n1ag:; Xtra $66 MONTH
n1c:t $3650, :>46-5889 36 ?ifO?l.'TllS OPEN LEASE Only 2,00J miles tJ.ISHYO~
NEED A TAX DEDUC· '68 C'l!F.:VY VA.'1, custom Int. \\'ill accept trade-ins $3977
TION! Donate your boa.I & ext Trophy winner. Call CALL MR. FRi' 842-61''66
Bo1t1, General BUICK
'69 BUICK Sl<ylal·k. new
~tcel bell•radlal. lo mileage,
1 O"'t'IC.r, good oond, 979-7;)17
CADILLAC ~900. Autos Wonted 961 UO • eaC lUWI' WI"'
Bo1fl, Power 906 TOP DOLLAR PAID TOYOTA 197:1 CADILLAC Eldorado.
OWNERS REPORT UP TO 35 MILES PER GALLON
22 NEW
SUBARU'S
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
'59 Ford Pickup & Camper
Shell
V-8. 1tick 1hif.t1 Excellent cond ition, (89173Ml
A ~7~95
-'68 -Otds Vista Cruiser
V.8, Auto Trani , Facto.ry Air Cond, Radio, Heit-
"• l779FTAI
5995
18' _Unlimited ·Ski Boat
J ll.Ch.vy En9ine, two '4 8•rrel1, All Air,r•ft Fittie91, H•I·
treft qui,~· chanqe I/ Drive, AdjuJt•lil1 Trim Pl1t1, tfi
1t•cli;~, T1ndem A~le Ni•1on Trail.r, Sp1•d high 90'1, SEE
IT TO BELI EVE IT. ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE. rsw. '"" o,•3~1,'9·5 •I
B.S.A. l nforrna t ion: anytlme541-6387 H t B h -"•••l•u.:I
CHRIS 32' Sk.fff Lapstrake. IMMEDIATELY MAZDA Fully Jomled. Black on Blaek ·~1. T\\'210. FB. AP, D.F. ron ALL 1'\JREJGN CARS ;\Jwt sell, Excellent cond., ·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;,:;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~I \'Inch. radio remote, outrig· Call Or conie In to see us. 10Ci6 .llarbor. C.'.\I. 646-9?.0~ I d!r IHOOG\\'\\'I $6995. 8924#1 !!!
gen, brlato1, 387 b rs. ll11r1l1~!;&;ac;h;;s1.;;s;42-;r;;;)l~A~ff"t;o~•~·~.,_Nf~·-'fw;'-;'";-;-;'-;'-;"'~9~a~o~A~u~•~o~•~· ~N~e~w~iiii;98o~i~~~~ii~i=~i~~~iiiii~iiiii~~=iiiiiii:~iJI $16.500. 644-Ql.13 l'ves.
Boats, Siil 909
50' ti10TOR·Sliil, Cabin sleep
10, fl('W Cl:!rlisl diesel en-
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
gine, boat in La Prtz, $9,005, 3100 \\'. Coast Hwy., NB.
t'Onsider 111\de or Invest· 642-9405
menu. 1131·7l33. -~y=o~P-C~A=s'"'H,--· 11
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$2699,
1972
CHEVROLET
CUSTOM
COUPE
Sii
1974 FORD
LTD
$3799
1961
PLYMOUTH
WAGON
tUJJMI
S1299
CiROTH'S YEAR-END SALE
1972 MONTE
CARLO
Clt•OT&)
$3099
1970
PLYMOUTH
COUPE
$1699
1973 PINTO
STATION
WAGON
l~~SJEPl
$3099
1971 FORQ
PICKUP
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IS.l'tf\. ORDER YOURS TODAY
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'74 MONJE Corio
v•. r1dl1I wf'tlttwelli,
lurocftydr•m~tk, pow.
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'74 CA MAltC'I
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PHONE: 147·6017
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52.890
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DOWN PEii: MO.
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l111:!UC1!ng 1•11 & '1• U.c, feet & 111 c1rryl1111
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-crw.:tlr. ANN UAL PERCENTAGE RATE u."'.
ORDER YOURS TODAY
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1 Jl IMPALA C1t1fo'" Co11po .. , . Sl299
2ll IM PA LA Cusfom Co11,_ ..•. SJ 299
277 IMPALA C11sfo'" Coupo , , , .Sl 299
82 IMPALA C11slo91 Co11pe •.•. Sl299
JJS IMPALA C111tor11 Co11po , , •. SJJ99
JlJ IMPALA C1111om Co11po ..•• Sl299
Jl l IMPALA C111tom Co.,. .••• Sl29t
l21 IMPALA C111tom Co111N ••.. Sl2tt
219 IMPALA C1t1tom Co.po •••• SJ29t
109 CAP'IUCE Coup• .......... Sl l99
52 IMPA LA Custom Coup1 ..•• Sll99
14 IMPALA C11sfo m Co11pe •.•. Slltt
I It CA Pl:ICE Coupe ...••.. , • , Sl499
125 CAl'R ICE Sport Sodo1t ••.••. Sl49'
t24 CA PRICE Co1119• •••.•• , •.• Sl 5t'
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Houston Flournoy
Solons'
Cards
Festive
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
'Twas fhe motlth before'
election year, and alt
thro 11gh the la11d;
Po/iticiaus were mailing
Chr1s t111as cards, w their
campaign manogeri had
plat1ned.
\\'ith apologies to Clement
Clark: l'lfoore, lhat's the holi-
day scene unfolding a s
California candidates for a
C11mplete slate of top state
jobs begin luring votes.
Sending Christmas cards by
officeholders is an annual oc-
lllost ot the cards
alloid a 1trong re•
li9lous con1aota-
tion.
currence. But the advent of
~ new election year always
J.JJCTeases the £low of tidings.
GOV. RONALD Reaga n
won't be a candidate for office
next year.
·But he and his wife Nancy
heve sent their traditional
card to 2.000 persons.
:11 is an ele1antly simple
dird bearing a gold-embossed
seal of the Governor -the
Silme as he has sent out for
several years.
The inscription r e a d s :
"Governor. and Mrs. Ronald
Reagan send best wishes for
Cll.ristmas and the N e w
Year.'·
'fHE tOST OF the cards
and mailing are paid out of
Reagan 's political fund main·
tained for him by lhe state
Republican party.
l'l1embers or the family often
appear on the cards of public
officials and officeseekers.
The faces of the Alan
Cranstons are inset with the
\\'Ord "Love" on the face of
their card.
INSIDE, SEN. Cranston (0.
Calif.), seeking re-election in
1974, has this message:
"As the New Year begins.
let us resolve to help lead
the .way while heeding the
\1·ords of an anc ient wise man,
Lao Tse. who once ~aid : 'Of
a good leader. when his work
is done, his aim fulfilled, they
vd\I all say: \Ve did this
ourselves."
Others send cards wHh pie·
tures of the nation 's Capitol
or statehouses. Such scenes.
and fam ily pictures. nonnally
outnumber wintry, Christmas
settings.
'fllE ATTRACTIVE familv
of state Controll er Houston i.
Flournoy. a GOP candidat e
for governor. is pictur(d
st rolling across a meado,,· Ol'I
::in obviously \1·arm day. Flour·
noy wears a short ·slecved shirt
and the l\\'O old('r Flournoy
children are dressed in shorts.
"Let this holiday season be
one of refl ection. rene\\·al and
hope." is the message from
1he Flournoys.
The card of Or. Earl Brian,
state health and wclfarl! chief
and a potential GOP Senate
candidate. bears a 1nore
formal fam ily portrait in a
wreath-like frame.
S EVE NTV O~&year-o!d
state Sen. Randolph Coll ier
and his wife are shown holding•
their Want daughter Natalie.
~1os1 or the cardl avoid a
strong religious connotation.
The card of Assemblyman
' Willie L. Brown Jr. (0.San
f'ranciscol, bears a modem
drawing of races representing
ethnic groups.
"THE ORA WrNG expresses
well our belief that while San'
F'ranclscans ari d I v e r s e
P'Qple.s we all share a future
which will be betll!' only lo.
the mont we Join tacetl>er
' 'hr facing tr. problemt 1111
futur1 will bring," the BrWn
fimllb' card reads. ..
I
• •• • •
'Tuesday, Otttmbtr 2S, 1973
GIANT AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE
--
l·Ounct New Aerosol Hair pray
'111 Clirol :~~al ••••• 8151
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Pantv Hose -.-
An
First 39c Quality
• Reg. Knit• Hi·Side Bikini
Specroc:ular ~ecial purc:ho1• •nobl•• u1 lo
offer lheM 111 q uollly 5'.lper Stretch pantv haM
at 61 c 1avi<191l Flt like 1kin for 1 .... ooiti. 1atlny
app11Gronce. Two 1rylM In •vrid• MIKtion' of
newel! fcn hion c:olara! You'll want MY9rol poir
al W..M IGVing1I
FamsTussy
Comalles
2 i81°0
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• Nall Cltst • (JtWNw, Li,1tlc:l
• M1l,1r1 • linltu '
Other-Fin-' Tu~sy Cosmetics L > 49c to $1 .75 -'"
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Pennzoil .....
5ots.S2 ,For
• CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
• BRIGHT ORNAMENTS
• BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS
• COLORFUL GIFT WRAP
Savlnv• for th• thopp•r who toak1 ah.od.
Sove .50" on our 1t1tlre 1toc:k of lovely
decora tion .. c:ord1 011d n0¥elrie1 in our finol
Chritlfl\Cll 011Gronce. Sove now ond put
0 -V for N llf ytlOI.
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• Sl2.1111t1las Fir Trte-1~ tL ..•• .$ I.St
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• Special! Dana
Spray Cologne
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$1.13 lanolin Plus·
12-oz. Hand Lotion
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231 E. 17th St.
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s.~e '''"011 \11 011 e rich h•nd
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Founhlln Valley
Mllnolla ot T1lbort
Potiiitaln Valley
Herbor 11 Edinger Bristol at MocArthur
Polyester · All
Bed Piiiows
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with fi114111 polyeuer, w•th 100% conon
1itkin1i9 Pink, l lue, Gold p1int Of \
All-White. Non-ollergenic, non·motiingl
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for to1lo99 protec:tioft.
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Solid 1tot•' p0t·
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