HomeMy WebLinkAbout1963-12-27 - Newport Harbor News Press[. 56, NO. 256. '4 SECTIONS, 52 PA6ES
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Jurors Ask
County Hi.re
Executive
SotlWaDd News Sert1ee "If dltterencu exl.at u to
SANTA ANA -The lfand the actual dutiu of the J)Qli· Jury for till third ccnaecutive tion,·· Grubb wrote bl a let.
year has uked tbe Board ter to the board releued to-Saperriaon to hire an . i.tndtfe officer to manaae day. 'they are not likely to be
md coordiDMe Orm:lJe Coun reaolvtd by tnactioa."
t.1'• apelinc .mce.. In Se~Jf the J ll' r y NaUna tiaa1 the ''utabllah· made • requeit that
IDlllt tL ~ an af:flce b an the boC'd ..telllh the poll.-
! atsal n.p u eoantJ 1ov· tion by Jan. 1. But tbe boal'cl enaa II to bep l*t w!th bu failed to act.
tbe owlDI problem• Ytth The politica of county ad-wnldi 1t ii faced ... Jury ~ mJnlltrative omcer .... firat mm w. A.Den Grubb of Co-PJ'OPOled in uee and t b e
ran& del Mar ubd the board ~ of SupervUon at that
to tue adfml U IOOn H pol· time WU in acreement that
alble. IUCh • POlition lhou1d be cre-
ated.
auoy MAUS SPOT -Two tboa8Dd .. of rock
w .. dumped lnto tbe ocean one and a half miJes
off the Santa Ana River mouth today to form two
Boatmen River Melldl
U·foot high filhing redJ OD OCMn bottom. Buay
marts reef 6ite.
Today's Clostaa
TEN CENTS
u
Newport, Mesa
Hit School Plan
8y TOM MURPHINE
Newport Beach and Costa Mua city offic:iala t~y
launched a complex effort to shift a propoeed Nib
school campus of( 18 acres of the Santa Ana Country
Club's golf course.
The plan would create a new 36-acre campus lite
just north of Pa&ades Road.
Officials of both cities are ---------
"" hopeful that the campus
sblft can be worked out to Directors~ me SllD Ana
salvage Newport's proposed~ Club ccm1rol •
purchue of the Sanu Ana =-i.: ~--=. ~
Heights Mutual Water Co. nter , ... ,._, u oa all
Balloon Ace
To Land
288 aharel, u. wtMawa
tbe1r' fa~ wt. llftw' U.. bi&b IChool dlltzict m.d ltl c:a>demmtion la1mlt aplNt
18 acrt8 of IOlf ~ prop-
.ty.
BETAUAT&
1be wilbdl•al .........
0 Wate U an efbt to A 'g ... n r sdmol CC"dlm•Mkr wtdcb the couatry cial> ........
The first intentional balloon aid woo&d render their fOlf u .s. Sofia 1andinC OD water will be at-~ :='mvw.ect bf
tempted off Newport Beach ao.t.a Mesa IDd.Newpert mu·
R J.,. D d Monday morntni aa a prelude nicipel autborttiea "W'OU1d re~
Set Dock OCmJ umne ' Legati·on to the Intem~tional Hot Air quire approval from• a aum: Then a controversy over Sn-r Balloon race across Cstallna ber of aovemmerUJ jurbcUe-c c re a1ln1 bmuucra:lea . Uon1. Lid dM in ClOUDtJ -~ areee / Cbannel on Jan. 11. A key req~ would o, 1114 a .-iae :bllrtnc WU Vor: ·is·h Ren-I w ked Mark Semlcb ot the Call· be . for' .. ~ ~ ( ' . . ..,.. ........ MeAftu.o i'lt rc::r1 · rec tn1a Balloon Club, apomor Umon Hieb Sctioo1 ~ ,. .... ~s••hla PW-e ;"ii' ... • e1..-BotAtrDerb1.wlll~•tornml~ ..
crwh ti Twll>•t rt ~ l~'lilll ..... ...,,. • . 'i r .... .. .... dtlf'~-:-...;1 .. a:.
A joint cornmlUM of ,.. •ll••ped Int. talt ecea JO fMbom lllie from tllit rlter VIENNA <UPI) -Hun-tempt*' landl.q, deii&ned t.o a new ~-~ bol!d took U.. mUter ~"' from. yacht c:J.ubl otf the mouth of the Santa 'Ill 0 u t b to the Huntlngt>o d.redl 01 BulprianJ boded remove any doubt that a eaa· Here'• bow the uew propoe-w k S ~~IN!':,~~ ht tbe N.,..,..t Harbor Area Ana River early toda)•, the BeaEchhPl~ . ---t of ~u.= l~of ic:*g.tt! N8 could recover from a al would work:
0 ... et ._._, ~--A start of t,M f1rlt of four rttfll ac r-IS com~. . drenching -'Jbe State Div1sioft of
I . O.Wl G. JlltdM:oct bu pl'O-Wiii meet wtth tfae dty-coon· wlllch wm provide fiJhlng 1,000 tona of rock depo11ted ~ulldioe in Sofia today. break· Rich.aii HiCbie Newport metJwayi would be uked to
vlded in the budJ~ ~.000 a ty dock commtttee When that areaa for sportsmen. In four groups one ~ed mg every wb>dow on the Ursl Beach, club president, and a lhift lot"at'.o(JG ot the future eo.
year for an lldm.iniltrative of· otficia1 body Midi its next The reef•, to be built with feet apart. A buoy will mark three floors. repruentative of Columbia rone del Mar Freeway NV·
Newport Beach d ty enil· ficer and '7,~ for an ad· meetina Jan. S a1 the lW'bor an $11,lm fund derived from each end of the reefs. . The demonstrators number· Broadcut.Lne System, which eral hundred yards fl.riher
DMrS today are irepari.ns lo minlltrative w1ltant e a c b ..._ .J•~ ftlh ad ~ame fines will lie The rotk on an otherwise mg more than 500, also over-will televise tbe bi& rue DCICh of Pali.Ade• ao.d be.
seek bLd.a and Id In mollon year •lDc• 1118. ucputment ~. • baneD aand bottom la like turned four American auto-aloo wm arti 1 te twee Newiport Boulnll'd md
SlUOO worth of storm dWn He potated oot that the Invltadona to tbe yacht club an ouil in tbe deaert, ac· mobiles outside tbe legation f!°~ Ay: ' nt P c pa <>nmie County Airpart. New
project.a to eJlmlnate Ooodlni board ~ hu been an· to meet with city and county cording to Jack Carlille, ma· before they were dispersed. In 1959~riilsh balloon-norttwty &Jigmn411t of &ir-
on Baylide Dri.ve and Lldo ploytna ad.miniltntl•~ aailt-offlclala were extended by Box Buster rtne biologilt for the Callfor· They curled benen and llta who' tried to retrace Co-port nmways would mike ~
Isle. ants, wblcb he doem't tb!bk ii Fil nla Department of Flab and 1igns caIUnc for "death to 1 'b , ute .croH the At. posd>le.
Seven projeota are pro-a very obJective way of ere· th Diltrlct Supervtaor Al· Game. He supervised t h e the lmperiallit t r a i t o r s''. um ticu•fr:! the Canar Is· -High School t r u 1 t e e 1
poaed to trap runoff water atlng • coordineted govern-ton E. Allen and acctpted by B dumping operation today which were left on the over· lannd traveled 1 800 mtfes In wouJd then have to asree oa
such as experlenced du".1n& me~: Lindsley ParSQn1. head or the alters Fish will be nttracted .t.l the turned automobiles when the !~e !ir before th~y had t.J set a newly-created site of M
the ~cent Nove~ber rams. Hitchcock said appointment yachting group, which Is ad· reefs almo~t 1mmed1ately, demonstration broke up. down on the waler. Thev did acres. bounded by the. free--
Flooding at tl\at ltme caused of an administrative officer vacating that the county dock Balboa rt I Carlisle went on. They tend Nt>w~ of the violence came the remaining l 200 miles " way on the north. Pahsade~
conalderable. damagt lo prl· woiJld not deprive the boardl rt bed 1 nAA • h to gather where th ey have a from the U.S. consul in Sofia thP gondola . ' ~oad on the sooth, T>ell'u
vale properues. or any of its policy ·setting prope Y eve 0~ in sue place to hide from the larger in a telephone interview with ' ~ lood Control Cha~el on tbe
Public Wor'ks Director Don· prerogatives. a manner that It will provide J S H t 81~ I!' fish which attack them . newsmen in Vienna. •-1 •• _...,....! -west and an extension of Sa"·
aid C. Simpson sald three key berthing lacllJUea for visiting ~ Bivd .. Wl Ne:· w P 0 r~t The Fish and Game De· The mob action coincided ta Ana Avemue. to be known
projects wm be placed out yachtlmen. Beach beard a noise in the partment has been experl· with the trial of a Bulgarian Weather as Red Hill Ave. <erlendedf
for bids which hopefully will T·hief Hi• ts The croup also 11 backln& dey j.a night aod went menting with. artificial reefs diplomat wno was reported on the east. . . be ready for City Council ap-the propoul or tbe South out to ilMllU&* for over five years. by the BuJgaian news agency -~ oledUU aittt
proval on Jan. 13. These an: Shore Sallfni CJub that It · Inltially tile reds were to have pleaded guilty to Continued p • t ch y late would be pnlQn\ to re-
-lnltalletion of three add!· leue the snperty for ccn-He found • man break. built of old automobUe bod.lea charges of spying for the night and early morning move objedions of the s.nta
tlanal ato~ water catch NII· FIS• h Canner struc:tJon ol a nc:Jit club. Inc up, hII 11JPPly ol wood-and 0 b 1 0 1 e t e streetcars. Uoffed State!. fo& is expected over the Ana ~ C2~ to ale of 1na at~ intersection o( Bay· SSSC will~ fadllUa en boxel. Rocks up to six feet in di· weekend along the Orange the .Hei_g!rta water comtmt?'•
side Drlye and Carnation Ave· . . for villtinl yllCJttamen. "What'• aoing oo hert~" ameter evPntually were sel· NONE HURT . Coast, according to the U.S. thus. directon. would . again
11ue in Corona del Mar al an A thief who broke into the Dewlapment ol the ~ uked Hon~. Ued upon a8 providing a bel· No one was burl in the dem · Weather Bureau's fODeCasl. cons~r casting their 7.88
estlmatlrid cost of '2.400. Lido lnduatries cannery at erty wbldl fronts the bay on The Ollly answer he got ter refuge onstration. which lasted ~ High temperature is expect· votes in favor of the sale. .
-Comtruction of e new 'al ~ St., Newport 8eecb. Cout HlCb eut al tbe wu a clout on the head The reefs provide no men· hour and 15 minutes. he sa1d. ed to be in the upper 60s, -~e new b1gh 1ehool stt.8
catch buln on the southerly wt nlibt obviouaty liked ~ sn..:1 u pwdlq tbe with a bll'd object. au to nav gation bl-cause Legation officiala in Sofia had with the low around 45. now lies within county tent.
aide ~ Bayside Drive near fish with bis boolie. ..t .. "*I of bldl by tbe w be n Hunter reg3..111ej they rise on!~ six fret abo\'e requested police protection. I For complete weather re· tory and the Santa Ana City
Goldenrod Avenue at an es· Police repona Mid h thief ~ 8eanl al Siii ...,..... c..cloalNM he had a the ocean no.:ir wh.i<:h, at the The Bulgarians apparently port. see Page 2l. (See SCHOOL, Pa~ %)
ti.malled cost of $2,000. kicked open the omc. dos bloodf budap around his telected point, is 61.l fee t were demonstrating against
-btalltion of a new at the cannery and dole low Mad. He told Newport po-deep allege-:1 U.S. involvement in •••••••-••••-•••-•••••• .. [:~~~;~~E:~i:.;: :;.~~ w•• .M k ts ~T:t~:[~::~e.~L The ln:1s:~d::l:e News I
• connecting 1torm drain to Total value ol the at.. Ch ar e country for the United States.111 ...... : .::.: __ ::_: ..... :-.:.: _________ _
(See DRAINS, Paie %) estimated at '744. AIPl:N. C. 1 'Jtl _ A Laatance NEW YORK CAP\ _ The ~~; ~~Y~ent into its second Wheat Sale Pennlt• OKct_
(U .. ll....,.._I
TO MARRY -lX1'tel Merman. 55, former Broad·
way musical queen, saJd Thursday she will marry
actor Ernest Bor~nine. 46. next summer. Borgnine.
~tar of television's ''McHale'~ Navy" and Academy
Awarrl winner for title rolf' in movie. ''Marty," wa~
not av11ih1ble for rommenl.
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i.,.. 1 N a I rJ1 .. ._. ~ts of the Harbor stock market closed irregu· The Yugoslav news agency U.S. grant& export licenses to two firms for sale nf
..., .....,, led •11 U.1. Nt:/. Ana wUJ have their last larly higher today with most Tanjug. in another report re· wheat to Soviets, but conditlon11 are stiff. Page 3.
0.. Rtl9lrt P. .-.., 911 ~ to lee the pnzc-win· of the best ~ains practicaUy ceived in Vienna. placed the
1111 ........ Et'nrd. 0.... Mnc Chriltmaa rocket dis· vanishing in late trading. numbe r of Bulgarian demon·
Cl"llMc -,,_ ..... p&a1 of the John O'Brien ram· (See quotations. Pages 6-7.) slrators at "sevim1J J1ou·
r'w 1•1. _.. .a• re lar a i17 --... O'Bnen said tnday Pric~ opened higher and sand." It sai:t most of them
..... , ._ M ...._, tD dismantle the poshed to their peak around were you~ and reported that
fta .,... ,,_ t. .a., 111 Ill JIM Molokai Drive-, midday. For most of the the Bulgarian militia man on ..... -"--v ..... n.,. .. ... Saturda\. afternoon they inched lower. duty in front of the U.S. lcga·
Merman to Wed Borgnine
-lion building prevented some
of them from entering.
But the U.S. consul said no-
body tried lo enter the build·
Ing He said that many win·
dows were smashed. howev·
er. including one display win·
NEW YORK tUPl>-Etbel nine'• diYOrCe from actress However. she has undertaken dow containing photographs Merman. u., former quem of Katy Jurado becomes hnal in some ni&htclub engagements, or life in the United States. "D---... ct1ca1a laid to-June. and last month played her The consul said in bis opln· Al'._ ... .., m • Borplne. who won an Acad· first such engagement In ion the demonstration had
da1 abe will 1DAn7 Ktor £!'. emy Award fur his lead role three decades when she open· been ~ll organt.zed. He said
nest Borplne, •. nut IWD· tn the movie "Marty," new ed at the Penian Room here. the overturned cars were bad·
mer. . here yesterday to be with She previously was married ly damaged.
1' t%ota Stock ftislt19
Nixon's political stock skyrockels since .JFK a~·
llasslnatlon, w h i I e Goldwater's drop!i. Pa~e 4 .
Demos SpHt on l' P
California Democrats splJt wide on favorite for
Democratic vice p~idential nomination. Page 4.
Tars, Oller• lta Sftnls
Newport and Huntington Beach cagers vie toniiht
in Newport Tourney semifinals See sports. 14-15.
INDEX OF INSIDE FEATURES
California News . . . . . 4
Church .............. 13
Comics ....... · ....... 12
Cla1111lied . . . . . . . . lA.aA
Editorials . . . . . . . . .. . . 18
Finance . . . . . . . . . . . 6 -7
National News ...... 3 • 4
Obituaries ............. 3
Orange County . • • • .. . . 5
Social Notes ........ I -11
Sports ............. 14 • 11
Television .... Weekenaer Tbe tbrice-wed and thric• Miu Merman and lo meet to Wi.llWn Smith, an agent ; und stood that E
divorced linor laid. "tbere'a her aon Robe.rt. who is 'aca-Robert ~vitt. a new~paper e~::dera:;, the U.S. m! &.,..rt RaP .. P
no doubt about one lhinl-tionlne from c<>llege. and tele"'.tSion ex~~Uve. and ~ Sofia was on vaca· ..... r-1c11110ft
I'm in Jove with the IUY· 1be burly actor, remem ber· Robert Six. an &irline execu· ~~ter . to W s~irtnn when the
DAILY PIWT Wllll Wlllal la ~
"Ernelt ls in town until ed for his portrayal of .. Fat· live. ion 10 a. &""
Sunday when he must 10 90" in the motion picture Borgntne, who has been demonstration began. . I
back u; Hollywood for his tel· "From Here to Eternity," met playing a .P.T boat skip~r in 1 ""!~ f~~~:.~s~g~~~~g~e·
eovbioo lhow. We'll be cele· Miss Merman at a llolh wood the telev1s1on 11how. ~C· fom d . .bl d alh """. bratJnc untU then " party Nov 30 Hale's Navy.". was married ace a possi e e r ·
BorlPUne wu ~ available Miss M~m~. leather·lung· to Rhoda Kem.uis before hi! alty. for allegedly s~infi ~~
for comment. ed headliner of numC'rous marriage to Miss Jurado He gar1an secrets to t ni
Mix Mennar, satd tile wed· Broadway musicals. ha~ \·ow· is the fathf'r of 11 ~ hv h1~ State~ rnr '200 000 ovt r thr
dine would be In July. Borg-ed not to return to tht> ~1ai:e. fi rst w1fr vt>ars
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,,,. ~-"-Office In Newport Beach. 3325 Newport Blvd
See Page 2 for addressc~ of other offices.
For Classified Advertising, CaU 675-3311
For All Other Departments. Call 548-5563
Jo'rom Westminster and Nl)rth County telephone. 549--3742
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Fri., Dec. 27, 1963
Teacher, Ex-Red,
Seeks Credential
a..dlllaM News knlee ed bearing officer. Gilbert E.
LOS ANGELES-A former Elmore.
Garden Gro~ leac:ba who Elmore austa.ined tbe com·
ad~ . a RVen·year mem· mlWOQ !mdinp, reporting
bership 111 Utt Communist &.bat Wellblum had adrnltted
Party filed a pMltioo In Su-be wq a member of the c.om.
perior Court here 'lburaday m111111t Party from June lt4&
seetin1 ~ ti tU to February tm. but toot
,...,,.,, credentials. I tbe loyalty oath m t•.
Sam Wdbaura. 318. da1med •wearing be waa not a mem·
that wt.en lie took ~ reqWr• ber of any orcwiation .tvo-
ed loyalty oatll, he t,old tbe catilll OVerthrow of the fOV•
truth becaUH be did not ernment by unlawful mean.s
know that the Communilt The petition flied by WeU·
Party advocated overthrow ha.am recited that not only
ol the 1overnmeot by foree dJd he not know the Commu· W~llbaum was first accred· rust Party had any such tn·
tted in 1956. When he petition· tent. but also that the statel
ed for renewal of credenUals board took no evidence to1
JJ\ 1952. the petiUoa ... de· •ho• tbt it did.
nied by the State Board ofl Ja'T)' Pacht 1' attorney for ~~lion credeoUah com-jWeDbaum. He was Joined by
mw1on. aLt.omeys A. L. Wirln and W~um appealed and a'Fred Okrand. repreaentin1 hearinc wu conducted lut tbe Am.encan C1v1J Ubertiq
February by a board-appourt. Union.
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SCHOOL SITE • •
. :,re ""' ... ' • ~ L
Realty Chief,
Argue Over Housing taw ·
LOS AN<Jl!!LES UJPO -~ meuure, made at•lnlt the law. Speelf.~aod 1bu11v• -can tau )IOU
ITbe president of the Califot· INued the deNa1 ln rtspottse lcaUy, be ctted a rtat.ement t.o court." 1
nla ~ Estate Aaoctatton tbtemlftb from ltlSe Rell made by WUIOO t.o a real
denied today that be bad ever Estate Commluioner Milton estate group in Fresno last OT TRut:
s111d or done anylhln1 that G. Gordon. week. Gordon. who favors Lhe
mipt brioc "crackpot.a'' into G«doe warned J• WUa:>n t.old the group t.hJltjlaw's retention. sakl tbat the
lhe fight over California'• .. t "c:ndpot.a" ... 1-· becpse of the law "anyoof' statement ..,.. absolutely un·
~· fair lloua.lng law. •1 ~Jn the fsir 1--you turn down fgr any reuon true. There wU dangu. he L.. ff. Wllloo. a.der ol a laj n,ht l9d blmaed tbeir., wblitaoever -bei.11 dlrty. sa.ld. in a type of d.i.scuuJon
cUrTent __ drl_v_e_t.o_•~ __ 1_be_rtv_al_on_•_•1i1_c• __ "_tft.a_.:.:r&e1:.=..'....:' .::•l.:.:opp:!:...iy...:in..:_::dr:.:•=..· .::lou4=..::.m.:.::outhed.=~ "whkb ls so hfp!Y c.barf.t1 with emotional overtooe1. •
Deseendant of Dons
County Pioneer
Succumbs at 91
WU... declared that ht~
statement was "completelv
valid." He said that t.be fs1r
'howing law covered "all pt>t·
sons " And since "all person~
'
are either a member of tomc-
rehgion or some race," the
11aw can be uaed by anyone.
Gordon supported hil warn-
ing about cr8Ckpotl with ~
ports of incldeou involving
himself. He said that b!J of-
l•"s t Htw ..._ p....._ ,... m fice bad received a phone call
SANTA AHA -A tlie DK.,.. Mtealo v1:;., Dec. 3 (rom a man wbo Hid u. pat ot 0rup lnllled a. vut Rmdre I.bat Gsdon "ouatrt to be
wu Nvend 1'bundly il• • llll&a AM ..,. hung." He also said that the
lbe deatb b1fe of ::z xi., of .._.. chairman of a realty meeting u~ _...._ 81 ...--suggested that be be eacorted -"'"--. .... . Mn At.-. 1-g: daq!rtet of Dam Jw ....._:_ u~ ..S ...... to his car after a speech be·
----------·---1rl 1 caue 0( a potatble daJlg&r P_. ...... WI ... .. from "botbeed.I."
PW'alta. ~ la .. ,mt "The excessive c b a r g e 1
B R • ol Y.n. Uslila. which !\ave been made have
School Diltrict. It would re·lother pel'50nJ. I et ing A ,....... ot tM wilt .... emboldened the inupoll.lible t:r9 ~movaJ from the Santai As now proposed, t.be hiib Ro•e Parade Rider cho, ftlc* co•ai4 an ti crackpots. They are not onJy
a ct and inclusion in school site would be sliced by S Or-.. c.e.ty ..a fl c-. SEEKS MEMIEIS untrue NtemeoU but un· ~ Newport Harbor Un I oo the Delhi Flood Control Chan· Nine-year-old Jerry Shirar of Newport Bach stnk~ lf.lnDPfa Sallta Aaa an. . ..._.._,, Theodore T..,,_.n fair," Gordon uJd. Kip School Dtstrtct. nel which would require COY· h d • T ~ wu .nw ....... eer-. ' -'n\e ctty of Colla Mesa erlne t.o make the whole par· t e pose he will carry into p~ ena • ourumt111t o( D Guilt of It ......... dlie 1""' CAREFL'L
vresumably would &Mel tbe eel uaabJe. Some esUm1tes Roles Parade on New Years Day when be ~rtray· eny Raid. . Ted To~m,..n "We've been very caret~!
new aebool stte have placed the channel cov· a newspaper carrier on the Markel Ba.stet' noat, .,,. .... Mn. Ahow U'I ""'° u not t.o incJt.e crllC.kpoU," W1l·
Currently the. Newport Har erlnc project ~'Oil at more "Freedom of Enterprise." Jerry iJ the son of Mr. 11 Ww New~ a ... i..u. _,a , '*'· aon II.id. He Wd that if there
bot UnJon Hliti School DU~ than '150,000.
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a.nd Mn. Cecil Shirar, 1801 Bayadere Terrace, Mn. IMW ~ ...._ ti Takes p~ were any in the fl(bt, "they're
trict bu OJed a condemn•· Under the new arrange· _ Corona del Mar. &ANT.A AHA -Two •tit Slata AM; tW ...... Mn. \.mL cert&ioJ.y not on our l}de."
boll llwauit on 3S acres otl Ment. the enti" 35-acn cam---Or-.. Oluat7 mat llCCllHll MU7 117111. .... ..._ _. On nother front in Ule falr
land btni IOUtberJy of paJJ. pu1o parcel would ~ located 1 ol pmtkiPltiai 9 a --.. Mn. ~ -...:-~ Wi.th BBC hoini.ni figbl the Coagr,a1 ol
aadea Road. in one piece, with the flood G Ch ll wide bl&baU ~ 1 la i. latm; ,_,. II Ir......, Racial F.quality an.oou.Qeed
It include.s 18 a.:re.s on lbt: control channel the westerly I e rma n an c e 0 r pleaded tnnocent today tn 8'1· Ga.ta ~ tf .... Pm. yesterday that it planned t.o
goU course, properties own· boundarv The MW 1tte would perior Court to a tot.I el IJ Cbarioa. De V8ul ti OnQi•. Theodore "Ted" Tuman, picket the real e1taU asso·
ed1'y the lnine Co .• tM Sen-be entirely on Irvine Com· ts f boollmakiB Anita OUYu of San Ptdro ta, • Jani•ttme member o1 cl.a1ioD oWce here on three
t.a Alta Hellbtl Water Co. re.-pany land ~ Vi• • J4 h coon o I and 1.-a DomlalDa ci !an-tile BelMle Bey Club i uccessive Saturday• ataJ't.
enoir 1:.lte and land owned Newport and Cot~ Mesaj O lSll 0 nson Kenneth C. Fourcade, 58, of ta Aaa. and 10 Cl'Mt Jm>d· · • hu in& Dec. U . WU.on ulled the
by Jimmy Ray and wverAJ author1L1es haven't as yet lo.15 12th St., Hunt j n ct on chDdren. been named memberlhtp di· pLan ''more preuure for apt·
forwarded the campu.s shift Beach, plNded oot guilty t.o Roaary will be recited at rector, accordlQI to RJcbard dal privilege." The plan alto
scheme off..:iaUy to the high JOHNSON CITY. Tex. tAPI Erhard is the first major seven cowu, and WWilm 1. I p.m. Sunday at Macl>oupD S. Stevua, vica preside:at. Be~ for plc~I the ~
school district. 1t has, how. -Foreign affairs domlnated!European leader to hold full-Price, 29• a Stanton carpen ~amUJ llortury. ieJllta Au. t..kel over &be poll Ju. L ciaUon office 1D San Die1o
,..,.... P .. e 1 ever, bttn dbcuued with President Johnson's activ1tJes'scale talks with the new ter, ~leaded lDDOC«Jt to six a:"~~~ ~.9 Stevaaa Aid Teamu, tn u J~ 11· esterd.a the Cath
DRAINS ~ Oon~canJ today H ~ keeps watch on Amencan Pre$ldenl He ~ ~ · Robert ICmefwt cb~cb 0 Buda~ will o:p ~ omcw mpectty would aid in H°w11t1 ~ru Counc~
• • •1e. ;:d and C:~ :::! ~~e;~:.,~~ ~~~:l:idlobe~~~0U:,.~ deredg~ men to IUnd ~ Hol,Y Sepulcht'e Cemetery. development ~s of BBC. of~ Angeles took .a ~d
tht interteetioa l C b ICity Manager Robert Un· lor Ludwig Ethad of West ferences at thf' LBJ Ranch Mareh 9 in Departmmt 5. The ~m!a red~~ ~ =· 1 J_ a!!.' t a• 1•llf0 c !~-t ~ 0 n 0 A1'ftll on· ger met •1th Dungan Thun· ~rman1. 'Saturda\. men requested a jW')' tri~I. • • a._mt--lo nu Y u~ aw. B•ydde at u eltJmated cost ldav to re•iew the plan Dun· I · They remamed frM • bail. 'hd Jr., and dlatbten. Te:rry The coUDCU a.ai:1 that tM nul·
of.'5.!0I. i:an auured them that bel S~mmooed to the hollday '11w men were lllftsted ear· and T am ID y, came to ~ Hncation attempt "runs coun-
PRIORn'Y •10.:>ked wiUI interest on anv ,White Hou.&e In the TexH hill ty ui November by diatrlet at· F;•e Chief, area la 1950. '"'9y wUJ "'°" ter to Catholic moral teach·
. . new proposal and d it had' Mexi·c H d ,country ~Y were baU • ~6. invtltilMOn • n d u. lllto a Bay Cb.lb aputmetrt In inl and mUJt be vigorously ~plOfl wd the ~l twolmutt. be wouJd carry it to the 0 ea '~ Wuhincton offk.alt ln· G~ro're and Hmttint· January. eppoled." pr~jedA would be 11ven lop )other four trustees. ctudiag SeaNry of State eon B6acft po&., ..,. ..W F • Te.sman attended the UnJ-Tbe auociatioo and olhfr :i0~u: the~w~ Earlier Thursday. thf nf'W LBJ Stud)· ~~u~~~=~r;;m~~ Foureade had f~I po ot amdy of 4 ~of Southern c.tifornla frOU~S ate currently jUlther
re rom f at ing a meeting oi Stoddard. · . r They uid Price IOld fooebd ff • company I• Los Angeles in a conatilutional amendment most lief t ~ proposal was developed dur·i and John A. McCone di.recio dips and It.obi tn hil room. He owu an e1ectrica1 supply ing g1gnatures that would put
the leU cost. !Unger, Newport Vice Mayor LA Meebn· g ~. Central lnkl.l.igenoe pool Cardi to an UDderconr urt m Crash wtlkh he II Dlod.ated wfth t.o n.ullifY the Jaw bdore V01
Two other projecta aJmed Han1 J Lorenz, Newport City . . age.nt. hi.a '°"· ers tn November. WllJon salcl
1t •verttnc flood conditions Manager Robert Coop New· ~ s mwaon waa de· The pool wu de9cribed 11 s..u..i... N that the signat~ gathering
t>n Udo Ilk will be done br lpor" Public Work.a olrector WASHINGTON CAP)-Pru-ICribed al a .rout.ioe one t.o a game of C1b1i.aoe in wJ:Ddi a SANfA ANA ~P'i ~ ctrin WU ~Oinl "beautifully."
a prin~ C'Ol1'tnctor. 1bete Donald C. Simpson and New-ldent AdoUo Lopez Mateos of brief the Prelident on devel· payer Mlilcted wiw111 oa IOIU were bolpitaliled Ye~ G Ra }Obs~ =er.ay bejport City Attorney WalteT Mexico is expected to meet:::'~~~ ~lprepand cwds at odds rmg-WbeD a fin dePUtmeat s&a· 88 tes P~,..l.. t •Jain Cbaramu Preaidellt John.Ion in Los An· Johmo t.o bee about mg from S.1 to 100.1. Tention waccm Oil it.a way to a H k p t r~IAU ... , coand1 approval. 1 gw late in February. lJ>.. n wu winnen must be picked to ool-fire at the U.S. Rubber Co. C . U8 Y ar Y
Wort will Include lns'Wla· CONCERN Conned sources 1ald today. Cyprus ~ the twcMSay Er· Ject at lbt )att.er oddJ. lant 515 E Oya-Roed l ut Agam
LQn of a new 13-inch sto"ml Newport's Loreni comment.I It was undentood Feb. 21· bar:i vbit I.hat begina Salur· ~·with ~ car at W~ Orange County alumni of
drain and ca1ch basin be ed. "Both citie~ '\re concern· 22 has been advanced as the day. . Avenue aad Uai.n 3tnel. . . Uftivenlty of WuhlngtGD will t~ Vi.a Lido Nord and ~ over a public agency t.ak· dale for the meet.&ng bul that I Freeman was . usi.gned to Jojared ~re Geo.rce E. Or_uie Cout readen_ts will ~the ttmd Rose. Bowl
"'Jewport Bay and the exten· 1ng grun c.reu. such as t~ no final decision has yet t>eeo1belp Johnson discuss farm Plan Oass Parker a city fire depart· receiv~ a ~ated th~: mvttation t.o the Hulkies in ~ion ol Via Sa.n Remo. Cost '' club's golf course which has!reached trade problems wittl the new I ment ~taUoo chief· Pucual ~':, o~ = . . the p.t Ov_e years at a no
estimated at Sl .200 been ~ta:,Jished for many Johnson announced al ht• German chancellor. Lopez 51 0( Satita Ana ln s tur8..i on reduct.ioolhost cocktail party at 7::.>
• years .. fint news conference Dec 7 F'orejgn affairs tlave htld a Set at occ ldrlver' of 'u.. car-aod ~ r ::.. gas rat.et st.a.rt.sip m. Monday at the Galaxy -lfD PROJECT Lo1enz also noted there that he was going lo invite priority position in Johnson's three ~o Mau· e g the re~I Jevel. Restaurant 900 N. B~way,
The ~ond contract •·owd would ~ advantages in the the president of Mexico tolomc1i;I routine since Thurs-. . . ra and Obdula. all ov'er 11. S:<>utbern Countiel Gas Co .. ,SanU ~·· lrtfonnatieft may ~ for installation. ol .another new plan because several come to the L'nit.ed States rorlday afternoon. \Vd~iam Dunn, .director ol Two ambulances took the which le!"'U the 0 rang. e be obta.i.Ded from Robert Bal· l~lnch storm drain l~e and pieces ol private properh a Visit. j Ile created then 1 nine man planning for t.be city of Co~ victims to Slota Ana <An· Coast. said the reduction will tin, SU-6449.
catch baai.n between Via Ll~o would nol be required for th<' Los AngeJe~. which hai a government.al committee to ~feaa, ~ cooduct a clau lD muolty bolpKa1 for emer· amount t.o about Sl a year for --
Nord and the extension. or Vaa , new high school ~pus large number of Mexicans I make a hurry-up study of the commuruty p£anmn1 al Or· llDCY treatment. 1be enart the . averai• homeowner, ~f· o•tLY ,.,Lor '"'"' wM<.11 1t _.
Wuien also at an estimated Citv manager Unger of Cos-and cltlz.ens or Muican de-lbeleaguered foreign aid pro-ange Coast Evenln1 College of their injuries was not im· fectlve Ju. 1· ..._ u. ,._,,,_ I• ..... ..-
CMl ol. 11.200. l.1 Mesa said he could see no seem . wai1 reported chosen gram and recommend bu1cldu rin1 the 1priq semester. mediately determined The reduction is about 1 9 !:,. 1911~'·':..:'...,~:'9-~~
1n another lflment o1 the ma.)Or obstacle u shifting the for the conJerence to enable structurat changes. The course t.s inteodad Pri· nae me ... out wb8'I fin. ceota per 1Doo18Dd cubic f~I ~'= --· ,.-:-'~
work. city cre1u w1U rom· Corona del Mar freewa y the t\\o chier executives tn manly for planning commis-mfln arrived. of gas uled ~ -.!": ~~~ ~-
plet.e i.n.lt.allation of 11t.orm sh1htly to the North. meet with less ceremony than "oners. but othen interested The Lopez famUy aU farm Southern Co u n t i e s and :!,,. ~;;..:!' .!:' t,~:;
lil)eS al Fernlw Avenue and Unger explained that re· would be necessary m Wa5h· .n the field are welcome to laborer• were on ihetr way Southern California Gu com-ni. v;,Wt,,. • .-.. nii .. -E~nl Canyon Road In alignment of Ora.nge Courit) ington D '1 v H caring f'nroll . Registration will be lo wort: panlea rec five d approval ::·'!.ct~" -:.=.u.~c!~:
Carana del Mar. Airport runwa)'I 1,500 feel MeXJcan government lead· Mnducted Jan 13-1.0 from g p~ .u1 Parbr's rta· Thursday from the .tale Pub-~. c.1"-'-
J::lty CTeW work will include• northerly woul J aUow enough ers for years have fostered I SACRAMENTO t AP 1 -tn 9 p.m. in the Student Cen· tion waJ.on wu fOUtbbound on Uc Utilitiet Commasion to cut •:-...::...-=.:"'
lnJt.allation of a 50-foot Ion~ room for the Freeway to cl<>&e relations with Los An· The six·week State Per,,ol\11el ter. Mahl with red UJbt and men rates. 1;:w-' ~
24-inch storm drain line and maintain a "clear zone " geles and each year a mem· Board appeal hearing of tw•J The c o u r 1 e carries two on when It entered the llMt· tt's the third rat# drop by ...:.r.;: ._. ,,.,
a · new cat.ch basin on the We shou.ld recognize that her of the Mex1ca_n cabinet/ired officiaJa of the Depar1-1units 0( college credit. TnJ. section qalnst a red *'JI lig-d'f companies within a ynr. ·~::-MtM.., n... • ._..
westerly aide of P'emleaf Ave-I the airports clear zone onl goe1 to the Callfom1a city for ment of Motor Vetticle5 near-lll<m fee is 12.50. Clauea will naJ and collided broedlide at mede possible by niceot fed· '-'cl d•u -'•• ..-• .._
rute, southerly of Third A\'e·, Palisades Roact is zero at the !ceremonies there in observ·'ed an end today with a dec1)>e conductld Wedi! es days 9 a.m. wilh the Lope car ertl action ~ them ;r:, =Y C:':"..:;. =~•
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SAPITY llOl 'AMILIES -Greek Cypriot troops In
NiCOlla.. Cyprua, lead Greek famillea to safety dur-
inl ahoottng incident! between Greeks and Turk!!.
Two Turb hold a Turkish flag taken from a strong-
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hold as a sign ol peace. Greek and Turkish troops,
under command of the British, pltrolled the street.
of Nicosia to enforce a cease-fin.
Wheat Licenses Ol('d,
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But Sale Still Up in Air '.-
U.S. ListsFood, S~elt.er Up
Condition Cost of Living
For Deal Hits New High
WASHING~ (UPI)-The The Labor Department 111·
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Dlldm'e M'f ~ roM to nowaced that its comum•
Commerce Department bu 111 .. e.ne bllli kl November price to.du alJmbed two-
U.Ued conditional llcenw fir with bx-• kl tbt QIN ol tentba of 1 per cd kilt
sale ol MU mllllon ol wheat •ood _ __.. ....._~--1DODtb to a NCOrd.Jqb level ~ WAI -t -ol 107.4 pel' cent o/. MWWCe to Ruaala -but wbt Dll>eltmtnt IM! tioct.J. 1967-58 (dcm, Che oarm uted
there wtll be a deal NmaiDI for tbt Inda, DAILT PILCIT/118WWH1il
to be IWI. A depmCmmt tpJt-nen Fri., Dec. 27, 1963
The two llcenHS -for '20,· 0 }d =~tit nicol'd-
32D,OOO each -were luued swa becw of ..... a.:o:
Thunday to two unnamed food. bow*JC md • nc.. GOP Race American firnu. Incn1Hd prices 6r &e.b
The permit.a allow the we w· d veceW>Jes md ~ pubd
O( the U.S. grain provided l ow • Clle COit of crocedlet • ..i u d s d
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OllTVlllEI varloua condltiona are m • t. bom¥lg costs edvanced •· n er tu y 7\ T • • These coodltiODJ, u.ada.r an-a.. the board except Im 111
ECK. Julia • E. B.y St.. 3 1,ations Patroling Kennedy ~':1u~s~:=s=!:oJ: To Testify ::S ~ rate.. wbidl By StaMen
Newport Beach. ServiceJ nancW and 1bJppin1 tenm. Amold ChMe, ..m.taot
and int..-ment at Oedar comm' 'Mrr ol lilbcl: st.a-PHILADELPHIA (AP) l ~~es~:~l B:.t; Em bait led Nicosia Mill tary P~R:ss~':t Unlon •11"• ~~ U"!lu be !:"is= = :-fw ~ Former Gov. llm)ld E. si:;. .j
tanrardlnl dlrector1. to these terms, then the two avallabi. to appur belcn the 7ear. He u1d th1J wu "~•· Mn ol M1nnasota llYI h1 HA . U.S. companle1 hne pmm. ..-ldlfttt•t eommttt.te ill 9CllMll>le prb ltabllty" al· p1w to aiinmnce nm moatll ~ S •J;o.. ~ ~ NICOSIA, Cyprua (AP) -denied the cbar1es. R } T Id lion to co tbroqb with the ~ U.. •t1a+.uon":f .._ b 1-., rm ~ be whether he wU1 eetJc the 118' I
-...-"·· ar. A Clree-Nltion force under Britain ordered 1,000 inlan· 0 e 0 •ale, a Commerce Deput-Pruidet JGbn ,. ltanD9d.J GDe ol h la:reast me. 1958'• Repobllcan pruldetfat nom1 I ~ bJc""" ~ BrWBh comm.and wu to be-trymen flown to Cyprus to re-ment 1pob1m111 wd. her 11tom1J Jolul.M. Thnme' me .. ol. 1.7 per cm:t. tton. • \ • • r 0 l e lin patroUna the l1netl of lnforc• the 10,«JOO.m«n Brit. Nearly thrM months -ao u 1 ' ' "lbe Nowimber ri89 cliA*l na I ~ ':. Hawm; Nicolia todlly In an effort to lah carrlaon, who aN mOltly WASB:ING'JUif (UPl)-'l'be the late PruJdent John F'. !.;, fMl 1t 11 la the ..,._two omta o« b btw· StuMn, &9, a PbDNWplila
S.,.S Ha J . ·~~ l'9ltore peace between the Royal Air Force peraoanel liat. P ..... X..-Kennedy cave the o-..n llCbt tWWe im.r.t." TborM .!:; tJc power ot a '10 btll. mak· lawyer, u14 'I'hun4l1 tdPt Ha V~ warring Gf'ett lad TurkiJh ontreined for ltl'eet fl&btiac. I , ?.-to propoled prf't'af.e saJes '1'1mnd&y ..t.t.t lzlC Chi flO worUl U cmU that former Prel1dat Dwight·
,.... ~ Cypriot commmltiee. Fr'ODl b:la nod1 Jn Tu:u, ~ we ..,...., 1111.Ue-Us wheat to Ruaala. Soviet .....-._ to Chi c••••n• tblD it D Eisenbo hM ura«S him.' . = Mcrtuary Corona de Only occul.onal shot,, d.IJ. PNlident Johmon appealed maa" wblG ._,,..told early ~g~ton howewr b a• e Be laid J. B. R1nlrin, cbW ,... In NOYtmibc', 1982.. ak) ~':vv.i otben to· .
· turt>ed a came.fire on the to Cypriotl Clo mab any •c· In 19&1 bt fbe Anny .....S been b.-at u. Aawrlclll couuel for ta com.m.Utee, Pricee ol mnr bamea. nd:w, DC •
BAKER Floy Strou 515 •vedh day since the out-rifiCil to end ''this terrible be wt wftb ''llr-*'dl:t no tenni. bad lDqulnd u to Mn. 0... COil md bll cC, ICJllll9 ad nm fo:r the nom.tna&n t0 tM ~ St., s.a 'A n a. break of communal cite m tratemal , ltrlfe." He a1ao sntepe IW'ft" tt ;. lml The RuasianJ have object-wald'• anDah!ltty. cietlel&a*, l*opet~ tu. Republican pmty eoo1d have '
&zmved by nieces Mn the capital ot c,p:u.. prom1led 'to l1IPPOl't any and ed partic:u1arly to the u s. r.-'l'bonle u14 lt wu h1I un-m1 other boulUll colt.I all the widest paatlte telactkla
Hazel a.y· .Mn ~ The iovwnmm't ol Arch· all acUom" by Britain, 10,~ ~ mto Sc• •wrt qulrement that part 01 the ~that Mra, OnaJd. ...rt q> i.t mooCll. ol ctndld•t. ·,
CJadllll;' ~ R 0 y bi.mop Mamrlos, G~ Cy· Gi.ce and TUrtey to achieve A8a. .. rullllly 9Mt llllld grain be shipped Clf1 us Vet n. would appear befon the FIWJb v•' 1Ne prices Stu • EHJ1.o straa. Serva. M 2 p.m . priot preaident, -c>Pelled for peace, tloday, sell whole rate. ar9 · -commtu. In tither Dallal or 90lnd 7.8 per eed. pdnci· MD. wu \
at ~ Moatmty Ccnna pohlic coopenticm with the 1be cooftict alao camed Maj Geo ~ v a.f. ~ tbose of foreign sbi~ WublnCtm but that no datt Plll1 becen• ot eibmp n.. boftr'• dllarmam.ct advt. 1
dill Mir a..iet. Rev. Ed· joint Greek·Turkilh-Brltiab deep cmcern et the bead· ton · · · rs bad been set. for leUQc. md Cm\._ er, uld be wu not the former
wks Gomke omdatlllc. In-plltrola "ao tblt ~ task of qumten of ~ N~ Au.tic aid ~ tnctimt w-ly An pe . The widow ol aa Harvey SclfS' prices ·~•mbed U lJW pru1deat'1 No. 1 choice. He
termem J.atlewood Memor· the force.a lo Uliating in re-Treaty Orgamzation In P.-11. Kemedye tare led to a INDICATIONS Oswald and her two small cent I.Mt mon1b.. a-.aid uld E1lenho'ftr "!Mtcat#d,
ial Pm. Balltz Mortuary lton&n of law an:1 order Botb Turkey and Greece ans lltriQg ol decl9ons ht "in· The U.S. traders who ap-daugbtml a.re llviq at an un-the~ tn recent dliOaCll be would not pick a favortt.
Ocrcna del Mar directon. may be more effectively NATO members. All open ~ted ~ Army and in-plied for the licenses were d.llcloaect nlidence ln the Wiblbut.d to h rt8lf ot Id t. ,.
'DIOMPSON H ld achieved." breach between t.bml onr jected into it a renewed amae said to have Indicated that Dallas-Fort Worth area under v....,i. priciel. aand 1 •
428 ~ ~ M • 1be latelt eruption o! tigbt-C)'lll'\n would weaken the al· ol llshmG " the Russians were propo1-prot.ectjoo of the Stent s.r.-
Corooa det Mar ~ved lni in the long ant.agoown ~· liance',s ea ate r n flank. ~article for Army ing to pay cash. Tbll would lee.
b wU 1__.. . Sen1cu tween t.he Mediterrane.ao lS· NATO• ~nt oo\mCil MagaziDe published by the appear to rule out coml>lica· ll was reported ThundQ CORRECTION 6!t. 2 ;:m_ ._-:.ttz Mortu· lmd·1 Gftek majority and met <hiAnu to ccwlde.r ANOd..b, °'the us.~. tions over~' credlt to that Mra. Onrald and ~
Ccrom de1 Mw OMlptJ T\Jrkilh minority aroused 1lle cNll. Cl.lb recounted ~: them aJtbauCb the llceuu chB4nn 1"9Celftd CbrtamW :!. Gultllll olncWlnt' ll'Olrinl lntem.Uonal con· In aiddMion to 'ltle Brltilh ol Kennedy' "wmm ~ did ~ot specifically require present.I from all over th t Bab~ O>rooa dd cern. troops. then are 96() Greek woodertW W:, with .oldiers" caib. world.
Mir dk«*-1. of~~:!,!~ Q,=:f ~ :1 w!: ~ir:: eo1 Wd none ~ his mmy Th• abipplo.c requlrem~t·---------. · ..__ ..... ., '-vvr-00 J'Clles ,..., more implrtmt co bu been the bigger stumbling ABN<Xl>, Ectwani K., ee, charliJtg Turkey wtth •WU-1980 treaty erantiQg Cyprus h We J>reMdeot than U?at block In the lenitby wheat A Ind
3929 w ... st., Slllta AM. lion end UH of 6orce. Turkey independence from Britain. o( commander~. No dixulslom. The Soviet.I re-uto ustry
&ntved by wile, F.doa; detail eacll*l tis eUentbl. port.edly have not mad• much mn. ~ Arnold, Co.ta trnucttng ~ ~ ado about demandinl credit Making Record
Mesa; ~ A.r no 1 d, c tor cuerrllla flct*n and the u tti. sales ro through, · ~ P••. °"·: J. c ~ h urch M emhership latea eoklitn' ntioae. they could be a formm.ner " DETROJT {AP) -'lbl ... ~ ~O: On the ti&b policy pAoe, ewn blgcer shipment.a. tndu*J bu n-. qp lll-*ne
T u it Sa·· Mn Maneret ~ -'d. Kemedy twoed The Soviets have lhown lD-big1l ate. ol 7,5 adlan ...,
Wak S.. ·Arla: l.ln Jn • u s l'fltP«ly to leDim' mWWy terest in buying a total ol cars, W-4'• Aullomottft ~
Dada 0...., ~ ADI: creases Ill mm for ed*-on the In· IODM S2SO miJllon ol U.S. para mt Tbttrwday.
H P••~; 9 ~ • • fluence of U.S. mt 1t tar 1 grain. 'l1DI Qa-1 fbt =-=--• ~ r--... ... m ~ en wutd lf:fan. m.st al 17~e.ooo •• .. -111--i.111 ... - -~T.'"' ~ .. -""w "I reclll b9 tlllmned mn.a.r.. tn 19!16
In a mwe hour ad which •ppMNCi 1n the
DAILY 'ILOT l'rWey, OM. 20, MARi.INl'S
OltlSS SHOP, 1U1 N..,-rt A.,,.,, wH fn·
corredfy llstM a• part ef the lrat Shep Group.
MARt:ENE'S DRESS SHOP. IS AN
INDEP.END&n; SHOP.
Ill II N!WP.ORT. AVENUE
~ --_----::: -bl blld Prt... 2 ls.":1 .. .:; WASHINGTON (UPI) -Th1I ttpresented an tncreue md," tt. Wd dal aide · llii_lil·------·
Ill Ml~ Membenblp in U.S. churdl-ol slightly less than .a per wrote ·~-from L. dh h G • l ff ••py N!~ ffAR <Jllpel, Rev. Pl&ll M. Al.16-es ha.1 cllmbed to an all·Ume cent over lut year'a filUfe, the -~1 (of .WO a m erg Jr Ar. sn =·~=-~ b1gb of 117,946,000, de1plte a A membenblp of 43,847,138 few weeks efter' tMi.ng omOe, .fL-H F I AT u Rfli G A I) 0 . lfR · sharp slump in the growth WU reported (or the Roman that If be )euncfwd 10.lXlO meo Vll ODeytnOOD
Bel4bCMldway Mor1mry di· rate of Protestant denomlna· Catholic Church, an lncreue tnto Soutbeut Mia there
rectors. ttons. of 2.3 per cent ovv the total would be pr~ m lltra· PERIGUEU, Fnnoe (AP)
WALKER, WUliMn U., 45, Tbe19MYearbookof Amer· shown In the 1IS3 yearbook. tegic "'8el'Ve left for any -The pntty ct-..,.,.. d RY PRODUCTS 372 RoctletCer St., eo.tia lean Churches, publlJbed by The Proteltant growth rate other~·" Amctcwn ~. pkas' DAI
Mesa. &rv1wd by wife Ca· the National C o u n ct I of wu only half as great u the albl did not elaborate on CIJl:rifll A. UD!belWh w•
mille A.; brothers, Donald Cburchel and baaed on oLfi. normal tn.creue in the U.S. tit llltultion « further U · ~ 1ndlry 6n tbe 92" Walker, l.G9 Amgehl; Jfft'J daI statlltica from 252 rell· population. whlch averated st* the pD111b ettrlJutled ..a al Fr.ace wllh bw A.DOHlt HOMOGENIZED ,,
Walker, S. Diego; Portee item t>ocUe., abowed a total U per cent a year. But the to the joint chiefs. At the Fnmcb bttdeer'oom. M I L K 2 ~M.lHALON! • '
Walker-, Santa Ana; Byroo membenhip of M,9'l9,9U for Catbollc fisuru pulled up the Cime, Chere ..., a om, over ,.,._ Sc>encer Undbaib, w ii
w.Jker, Ariz.; Tom Walkw, 222 protestant denorntnationa. overall lnClUM ln church •tbnlltened Oommunist tab-23, &nd JuishJacques Feyd;y, aDOHR GUERNSEY GOLD 9 2·" San Dielo; Onfton Walker, membenbJp to U per Cilnt-over tn llnd~ Leru, now 22, W91'• roamed Monday at "' p "
Idaho; UtAn, Jewel Smith, 0 11 T V 111 E S precisely keeping pace with DeC>Cnll. The U.S. Army In Dourfilac, a French villap. L 0 . W f A T 2 C:~L':; Kiil.; Mllbel ByTd, l!1 Se· population growth. e.ty 1961 tat 880,900 men, _
guodo; Mn. Bessie Goyer, During the decade follow· 11 combat clvisions and~
Costa Mesa; pard&, Mr. GILL, Katbryn V., 53, 390 ing World War II, Protestant training divi.9xln8. Today it F L d s11ceD .CHEESE • n. Pk1. Ywr Cholce
ta Mesa. SerW.-ea will be Survi'ved by huablnd, Rob-b.l.flbJp gains averalinf about vilions, all delcribed ea com· PICKLE & PIM ~-' a Mn. Ur.ell Walm! O»s· Ode St., A., Ootta Men . churches posted annual inem· bas 96.1,300 men and 16 di· oggy Oll OD 51 39
belds.t.,2p.m. Ml-Broad· ert F.; listers. Mrs. Carl U per cent. 'lbe 1983 year· bat reedy. LONDON (AP) -The . • 1 OL Pk9. _
way ltbtuary Chlpel. In· Richey, Sacramento; Mrs. book showed that Protestant After the 1961 epbode, Cllf. heaviest Ing dice last wlnt.er BOLOGNA 11 OL Pkg.
t.ermd Westminster Me· Waker P. Smith, New Or· growth had slipped to 1.2 per too relMed, Kmnedy &et pro-enveloped Ulodon end much
moria1 P~. Bell~Broactny leans, La. ~ end in· cent. This fiiure shocked grams in mc&o to enlar(e of ~ during tJ:le rdgtK.
Mortmry dindorl. ummmt will be in New Or· many Protestants. But ft waa lad modemiza the Army and Fog and lee a1mg wtth reek·
.... l'Vft,..~......mn ... T Dr H leana, La. Bell-Broadway half agaln as large u the expand the airtift tn traM· less driving were btam. ed b' -~,o&.cuv,, . Y· dlr ,_,,, .. ,_ ___,,_......._ men, 58, 2501 Hartlor Blvd., Monuary !«Warding ec· growtb rate reported llJ\.lay. port it. many ·-·\WIY ~.
OoeCa Mesa. Survived by tors.
wife, Elda; daugbten, San McDONOUGH, Harold S .. 51,
dra, Margenstem, Rk;b· lU7 Shamrock, Costa Mesa. AnotL-r LA mom ; Mn. ~yn Pemn, Survived by wife, Mildttd; •ae
Dow Villa; 3 aiatenl. Serv· sons Stephen McDonough --------
Heavy Smog Over Mars? ~ · Sun. 10 a.m. et Sinai Cos~ Mesa; Gerald R. Mc'.
MemorW Cb&pe I, San Intyn, eo.ta Mesa; daugb-
Frandlco. In lieu of now-ten, Mn. Barbara Hoxie,
en, U... who wish to Oosta Mf.IA; Mrs. GJ!il 01· _. wt*bltlms to tbe day Calif· 5~ 1wtmiumc pool Am al Ro ' a" m Fri at St. WASHINGTON (AP) -and Carl C. Kiess reported centraUons look s brown·
F'ldn1ew SliMe RoilJ»taJ. J~e ~ Catholi~ There ts new evidence that to d a y evidence that t h e isb yellow, changing to blue
Bab ~ Ooeta Mua Cburdl. M-at 9 a.m. Sal. the planet Mars is crosaed by clouds are mostly gases ~f and white In fr?zen forms.
ctirecb't. lotermd at Good Shepherd great yellow cloud.s of toxic compounds of oxygen and nl· Scientists -.1 n t e n l on
SALT'~ MOB'IUAIUES
Co...a del Mar OR MW
Co1111 Me1a Ml wet
' BEU. IS.KOAOft'AY 1 MoaTVABY
UI BrNcln.J, Celaa Mesa uuaa
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SMJTll!f MORTUARY
., Mata St.,
lludllttn Bead!
LEU.ut
CeJMt«y Thoee eo desiring smog. trogen -the same eye·hurn· searching the distant Martian
in lieu of· flowers may oon· If 10, ll could mean that lng, ~hoking, toxic gasr~ of world for signs of life-~ave
trib\U to the 'lbeTapeu<tic earth's last chance of finding earths smog. looked for traces of water
Pool Fund Fairview State a Ufe-supporting planet 1n the They split the light from suggested by changing color
Hospi.ta.l. 18 e 11-Broadway solar system ts gone. the planet's telescopic ima~e patterns, and b I u es and
Mortuary directors. So m e astronomers have by powerful spectroscopic whites on the planet.
---------conjectured that the yellow· techniques and found the pat-Karrer is. a chemical con-
iah clouda seen on Man an tem that ls yielded by the sultant, a pioneer In the ear·
mostly dust, and the planet'• gu nitrogen dioxide. ly processes that enabled U.S.
wbltea and blues have been Nitrogen dioxide -a part· Industry to r e a P nitrogen FLOWERS usoclated with anow and wa· Mrship of one nltrogen atom from the atmosphere where b ter. and two of oxygen -apprars It ts ~me ?8 per cent of the
y But Du. Sebastian Karrer yellow -and Jn dens<' ron-earth • gases. Kless Is an .. t ff _ -astronomer al Georgetown ~ College Observatory. Harbour floral B R 0 A D w A y Mars and Venusarf' rar1h's Flower Shop
OR 3-6513 Sprln•dille Shoppln( I PLOWER SHOP , close11l neighbo~f'. S<'ientists a t, 1 in 5(!llfCh or llff' on nlhrr
;tonter ~rvinit lhl" Jl:i rhor /\tr •1 phtneL'I hav~ conrf'ntratl'd nn
HUNTINGTON BEACH 11166 Nn•port Bn11lr' ;irrl thrm for llkP earth thrv :irr
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SOUR CREAM 29¢ DAIRY DELI COTTAGE-Pt. 29¢
CHEESE
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GOLDEN WEST -LARGE PACKAGE
POTATO CHIPS
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Nixon
Barry
Rises,
Drops
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ly lllLMAN MOltlN
A' Special Corrupon4ent
Richard M. Nbon's 1964 pruidential stock
hu akyrocketed since PreSJdtnt Kennedy's
death while Sen. Barry Goldwater's has fallM
sharply, a ~nd poll of Republican county
c:hairmen indicates today.
But Goldwlter aiaJn led all potential
nominees.
· The poll, taken by Associated Prus c:or·
rupondentl in all &O statu, broupt replies from
1,361 GOP leaden, a majority of whom alao
participated in a poll in October.
STILL IN FltONT
Although still in frora, Goldw1ter's vote
wu only about half the 1pect.acubr total he roll·
ed up in the AP'a October poll. Then, 85.1 per
cent of those participalint named tbe Arizona
senator u the party's "strongest candJdlte"
against Kennedy. HiJ figure in the second poll
was 44.2 per cent.
Nixon, 'rice president under President
Eiaehower, showed the greatest earns and ran
second to Goldwater.
Henry Cabot Lodge, ambassador to South
Viet Nam-barely memioned in the October poll
-wu third, finilhinl ahead of New York's Gov.
Nellon A. Rockefeller, only •nnounced candl·
date for the nomination.
Thole queried included some members of
the national committee and city and town lead·
ers. Two quest.ions were presented;
snONOIST CANDIDATI
1. ''On the ba1iJ of present condition•, in
u,bt of the death of Pruident KeMedy, whom
do you con.aider tbt atronaut candidate f OT the
Republican nomination?"
2'. "Whom do you think the party wlll
nominate?"
Result! of the two surveys we,..;
No. puticipatinf
Dec. Oct.
1,361 1,404
"Strongut candidate"
Dec.
Goldwate r . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &OJ
Nixon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279
Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 113
Rockefeller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
"Most likely nominee"
G<>ldwattr . . ................. .
Nixon ....... · ... · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · Lodge ...........•.••.•........
Rockefeller ................... .
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286
88
81
Oct.
l ,194 •4
901
72
65
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania
received only a handful of vote1 on both qu11·
tion. In the flnt runey. In the ucond\ he wu
named by 4' rupoadent.a 11 th• ''1tr0n1ut
candidate" and 39 as most likely to be nominated.
DRASTIC ltEVISION
The poll reflected a dr11tic revialon of
Republican opinion u a ruult of the assassina·
lion of Kennedy. A number of th03e who re·
plied said they were ''confused," "undecided.''
or "too early to say."
Goldwater's strength, as before. came main·
ly from the South, the Middle West and 1he We st.
Tb• GOP convenUon ii acheduled to open
in San Francisco July 13 with a tentative appor·
tionment of 1,308 delegate votes. Needed to win
-will be &65 votes.
Lodre :;bot into the runnin& alter report.I
circulated that Eiaenhower had ureed him to
consider tryin& for the nomination. The former
president and Lod1e have not confirmed the
report.
Repliea to the questlonnalrt indicate that
Goldwater'• strength has been eroded, primarily.
by two factors -President Johnaon'1 reputation
as a middlt·Of·the-roader. and the belief that
the South will stay in the Democratic colunm for
a fellow Southerner, whereas, in a Goldwater·
Kennedy race, the RepublJ cans might have Cu ·
ried aom• Southern states.
THINOI ALL CHANGED
"I wu a Goldwater man," said Eugene Book-
hammer of Dtlaware. "but I think he's done now.
asauml.n4 Prelident Johnson geu the Democratic
nomination. ThlnlJ are now changed wit h re-
spect to civil rights, conservatism and ot her
i~uea."
YtlipmoS
Mediate
Dispute
Itinerary
For Pontiff
Will Trade
I I I AND A VERY
BIG "THANKS"
TO ONE AND All
f'ro"' The St1H
COAST
GENERAL
TIRE
U.S W. 19th. Cott• Mu•
2-Story Tustin Home
Trade yeur heme fer thi1 brend ,,.w 2·1tory
home in Tuatln. S IMMlroem1, 3 b1th1, nice
femlly rMm -built In kitchen, d1cor1tor
flre,lect, teraut tlJ. entry. Wall-t•well car·
pet. luutlfully landtct,e4 ,ool·•lu lot.
Ch.Ice trM nMr new Tu1tln 1nmm1r achoel,
lunler hlfh, hlth 1eheel, churchee, •hettltlnt.
S 1 ,400 tlewn wlll hentllt -Hllar pays 111
cl•lnt CMt1. Or wm trade for your Hlttlnt
hetM. l'ull ,rice $31 ,250. ..
"'h•ne llncoln 4-637!
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For the Record
Realty Men
Sue Over
Jfee'tltag•
Jff arriage
LleetUes
Apartments
Lose C.Ourt
Decision I
S..Wud Ntw1 Se~et
SANTA ANA -Tbt Citizenl
Commltt• ol T u I t I D bu
•coNd a victory In Jta n,ht
a,.m.t more multiple hOUI·
tn.r;. "6ctory 1Jea In a SUP9-
rior Covt c:t.dalon requJr1DI
I.he dtr d Tut& to bold an
•Jedloe lU1leP the ctty Cou.n·
cil nedndl three ordlnancu
wh1ch relOQed rt aere1 for
eondomtnJum·type develop-
ment.
In th6 declaloo, J u d 1 e
Stapbtn ~:ramura aaid TUltln
City Ci.rt Ruth Poe acted
arbltrarUy ID not acceptlni
aome of the li1Daturea on • refert1*m peUUoo circulat·
ed b1 tbe c:ldunt committee.
The committee w e n t b> court to prove that Its refer·
endum pet!Uons bad tbt r•
qu.lred number of lltnature•
of quallOed YOtan. Tbe city
clerk held that the petitions
were six short ol the neces-
aary 186, 10 per cent of the
tlectonte.
Tbe commtttee has asked
th6 ctty Council to delay all
multiple boualn& projects UD•
ti1 a muter pla.n ts developed.
Suit Follows
Mass Crash
Seutllland New• Service
SANTA ANA -A rrso.ooo
damqe IUlt ltemmina from
a m.car cclllalon on the San·
t& Ana Fheway in den1e fol
Dec. 22, 1962, bu been filed
in Superior Court b)' one of
the motorlall.
The 1u1t ldenWled the plain· u;r only as James Hudson
and no addreu was given.
Seven other motorist.I fn the
1maabup are named as de·
fend.anti. St.ter Mary Refuge, 28, of
Our Lady or Gu ad a 1 up •j
Schoo) in Santa Ana WU kill-
ed in the pileup and 39 per-
~n• were injured
Sinatra Kidnap
To Jury Jan. 2
LOS ANGELES CAP t -A Federal lfand jury will con·
tinue dellber.t.iona Jan. 2 on
the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnap
CMC. The jury began stud)'.ingl
evtdence Thursday against
tlvee men jailed by the FBll
:ind chartt<f witb the Dec. D
abduction of the young sin;-
er. I
The thre<> are John Willlamj
Irwin. 41: BllTY Worthln!'.tun Keenan. 23. and JosAJlh Clyde A~r. 23. _ _ __ ,
County Board
Applaud8 Inn
So.w.M New• Service
SANTA ANA -CoU11t.y
supemson have giv~ the
NewporW' Inn, N e w p o r t
Bea<!b, a pat on the back for
brinalnl bll bands and dance mua1c to Oranae County on a
re«U)1r basis. The supervisort passed a
rf'solutlon laudin5( the New-
porler for bookina t.h• Les
Rrown. otck SttihilP 11nd
Frankir Ortejla band~ for tX·
t\"dNI Jlf'rln<i~ ).
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Debs Party~Go·Round
Mrs. Martin Mangold opened her Cameo Sbore1 home for a)
"morning after Christmas" brunctieon yelterday to honor
Debutante Carolyn Sue Reed, who will be preaented to society
with 20 other youiig Harbor Area women at tile 10th annual
Newport Harbor Debutante Ball Monday evening in the Bal·
boa Bay Club. Mrs. John M. Reed with her cWrutante daugh-
ter, Carolyn Sue Reed, are being welcomed by Mrs. Robert
Russeil, niece of the hostess; Mrs. Michael Layne, daughter
of Mrs. Mangold and Mrs. Mangold (from left at left). Mn.
Russell and Mrs. Layne, former debutantes, rmde their bows
in 1954 at the first ball sponsored by the Newport Harbor
Auxiliary of CHS. The 21 debutantes were entertained again ·
today in the Bay Front home of Mrs. Robert F. Beauchamp.
Past debutantes, the Misses Diana Lester, Selly Lawson and
Jean Forbes (standing from left, below). Miss Beverly Beau·
Champ, daughter of Mrs. Beaudlamp, were hostesses. •
Revelin'
with Evelyn I
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
CLAUDIA AND CLEM·
ENT Hinh (the former
Claudie Huston of Harbor
Island) are expecting an
addition to their family.
They divide their Ume be·
tween their home in Bev·
erly Hills. the penthouse
atop the Beverly Club. an:i
their Harbor Island home.
MR. AND MRS. J 0 H ;\;
Nelson Hurtt and J ud ge and
Mrs. Elmer Doyle celebrat·
NI their wedding anniver
~arif's together again this
vrar. marking the 14th con·
srr11t1ve joint celebration.
Thr Ooyles opened their
l-l o l I y w o o rl home to ;)()
~lle~ts for the occasion.
LYNN AND GLEN Bill·
lngsley have just returned
from their home in Palm
$prings to join the John
Lohmanl for a holiday din·
ner in their Bayahores
home. The foursome are plan·
ning a flying trip in the
Lohman plane UI Canon
City. Colo. to arrive on Feb.
11 for the wedding r.r the
Lohmans' daught-er.
The Apakas have been
visiting on the mainland for
almost a year an:1 soon
will return to their home in
Honolulu.
Jeffery Apaka. 17-year·
old son of the famous sing·
er. the la~ Alf.red ApakH Jr . will attend the party
He 1s a student at Beverly
HiJls lli~h School.
MARGARET ANO HAL
Dike of Corona de! Mar
will board an American
President Line ship for a
lrip around the world.
They have selected March
as the best time of the year
for life aboard ship that
will prov\:ie sun and a dlf·
ferent view from port or
starboard every day,
This will be a three·
month tour for navigating
the globe Then they expect
to return to their Bay11ide
Drive apartment 3s rested
trave~rs.
MARGE AND LARRY
Brown will welcome their
son, Tim at their new home
in West.cliff. En rou~ home
for llis holiday vacation ,
Tun s1opped m Pasadena
to see the Junior Rose Bowl
game.
The BroWTls' daughter.
Sue who has been teaching
in Corona del Mar. also
will join the Browns for lhe
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Exciteinent Shared
• Exciting anticipation and warm memories were shared by last year'•
Children's Home Society debutantes and the 1963 debutantes as ~ festive
round of parties continues in honor of the young women who will bow to
aoc:iety. Monday night at the 10th annual Newport Harbor Debutante Ball
in the Balboa Bay Club.
Mn. Robert F. Beaucbamp's bay front home set the scene today for
L luncheon given by previous debs. Hosteue& for the traditional affair
were the Mlues Jean Forbe.<!, Diana Lester, Sally Lawson. Sara Van Ornum,
Jeanne Brubaker and Beverly Beauchamp.
Invited to share in the rem.inlsoe.nce of tb.e.i.r 1962 debut.a were the
Mimes Patricia Buchanan, Pat Caudell, Alison ChriaUer. Pamela Coker, Ann
JorgeMen, Karen Kell, Pamela Laablee, Chriatine Lowe, Christina Peter·
eon, Nancy Springer, Susan Turner and Bonnie Jean Welch. Mrs. Thomu
Ca.so, the former Joan Undltedt, 1s living in Lsllp, Long Island and was un·
able to lltead.
T!Us year's debutaotes honored were the Misses Betsy Belle Bar·
nett. Cathy Lynn Bjorklund, Ingrid Christine Buhler, Diane Marie Butler,
Martha Ann Campbell , Susan Louise Deane, Susan Spalding Eastman, Gayle
Lee Edler, Nancy Jean Glass, Margaret Lee Huddleston, Kathleen Dianna
Kell and Cherry Lynn Noble.
Others were the ~ Leslie Dene Oertly, Karen Eleanor Peter·
sen, Jobyna Lancaster Raulston, Carolyn Sue Reed. Susan Somers. Kris·
line Keye Stawieli, Anne ruch.1rdion Steele.. Jeanne. Ann Stickler and Joan
Victoria Vallely.
Other guests were the Mmes. John KIU efer, Henry L. Jones. W.
PhelJ>6 Merickel and Donald B. Martin.
Adding to the gaiety of the debut.antes' pre-presentation week calen-
dar was a "morning after Christmas" brunch given by Mrs. Martin Man-
gold in honor of Debutante Carolyn Sue Reed in the Mangolds' Cameo
Shores home.
Assisting Mrs. Mangold were two former debutantes who made their
bows in 1954 at the first ball sponsored by the Newport Harbor Auxiliary
of Children's Home Society. They were her daughter. Mrs. Michael Layne
(Connie Mangold) and her niece, Mrs. Robert Russell (Linda Zander) of La·
guna Niguel
Attending with the 1962 debutantes were Mrs. John Miller Reed,
the honored debutante's mother, Mrs. J05eph Rigzs and Mrs. Merickel.
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Celebrate
Lidoites won't have to
leave the Island to celebrate
New Year's Eve!
For a aala semiformal
dinner dance is being plan·
ned by the Lido Isle Worn·
an's Club for Lido Isle resi·
dents ~d their guests in the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Walter Smith. presi·
dent and her committee
have spent many hours pre-
paring for the affair.
Handling arrangements
are Mrs. H. J. Meany. spec:·
ial events chairman and
Mrs. Dan Wedman, dinner;
Mr. and Mrs. .J. Hobart
Balc;on. reservations. Assist·
ing are the Messrs. and
Mmes. James Martindale,
Arnold Dovey, Eldred Reme-
lin, Thomas Letto. Max Bin·
swanger. Donald Jacobi,
Herb Riley and Charles
Painter-.
Ready 101 the festive
salute to 1964 are lat left,
from left) Mrs Dan Wed·
man. reservations co-chair·
man .. J. Hobart Batson. and
Mrs. Max Binsw;1ngcr. t1r ket
chairm<1n .
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Apaka Sr. will be honored
Al a drop in Aloha party
MM<lay evening in the Co·
rona del Mar home of F'lor·
ence RyplMki.
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About Your
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.--..ardous Hobby
ANN LANDERS: My bUlband II extremely
Ye and ah and do-M·10W'lllf fan. He built
hit outboard motor, and who be btob h1I ann year be evell aet it lahnMlf, 'llae doctor COD•
11'1 ted him on a remarbbl; fine tob. •
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thin 1£ a boldtal. and bowl a. ca mm a me.
th.tUllBDfaDt Wbo la born snCl*-at .... lcwe a D d nda la tbe tb1r4 ~ attention from b1I t1nt momata at life, wbkh 11 mom bu ftle4 up lD a.-terrtbl.J ~t. ,.... -• la tuJioul. In.
I bnt ~ evvy the two pntlau CINI did
obltltrtdu fn tb1a town '°" OU' 1lou8'I without and DO cne wtU deliver rny •"9 ~ blr. He bU bab1 It home. My husband our .. 6at bout,, all J>lcttd
bu been readlna books on out. It II only two blocb
de.Uverlni babies and he from here IO be lnal1tt tbt
••Y• )» knows he can do move ,nil be 1 cinch. The
lt. ~ant to know what bowie he hu picked out 11
1peifil: '".obltetrlcal equip-an old barn but he 11y1
meat we may neeJ for a lnOm can do wonden with
home birth. And. . .can It lt, •• 1be bas with all the
be ~ned at a dru& othen. Mom la dead tlrtd 1~ -J .1: and 1.be asked mt to write
-·· J 1 •-L•-for advice. ~An •• t DaDICI .... ~N 'U'fl'R sm• Mni at a.me, 18 &u11, .. P£I ~ .._ aid Ma¥U bewa DEAR ON: Married ,...
"'8n •"'1 dQ, Mt .... n:Atl.N tft tWr Mae 1111 lf1 1lteaue eM _.. , wlaldl ,..... aake
ar eu~ 'pt to tar. ~ 1.,.111JJ1e fw .. party .._ ..... te MD tt wt._ *'t eta-
Ne wemn 18 lier rtOt Int ti tM tdler. abMf' weUI aUiw Mr 11•• ltae ftSttl ltM te fts INIJMI te dellnr lier cMJct u tp eld a.... ... 1111
a 0.lt."Veutelf PT.Jed. tiem, IMlt dllH ,_, metil·
You Just ml1bt need a er com!dert It a bard1bJp
blood ·tranlltllioe, u ox.,· llte IHl1d not be made -.
ren tank or u lacubator 4lo It.
and you can't buy the1e P.S. And tell yollr dad
thln11 in the druc store. tbat movtni to a home tw•
· • · blockl away 11 Jut H
Dellt ANN LANDERS: niucla work as mevt.ni to
My ~r and dad are Boni Xoei. havtM a t.rrible argument. Ann Lucien will be 1lad
We just moved lnto this to belp yoo with your prob-nice !¥>uie last May. Mom has Wllriced llk.e a slave fix· Jem1. Seed diem to lier la
Ing It up. She hung all the care of The DAILY PILOT/
wallpaper. did the painting Newt-Pru. enclollDI •
and ev.en put down a tile stamped, &elf·addreaaed H ·
noor Now dad wants to sell velope.
the tmuse. He llY& he c .. .n,... "'s1:::,.'"::" ..__
C·osta Mesa Woman
' ..
&:owned Queen
Applau.ae r.orn the au di.
ence aave the coveted tiUe
of "Queen for a Day" to
Mrs. Garold ILlnda) Sorter
OIPTI OP LOVl-When Mariner Scout.a from NfW·
port Harbor Girl Scout Council journeyed ICRltll of
the boMel' to nJ~a in a ,ut.laden CIUaftll w.
urday they took with them mmy atfta for tbe dlll·
drea in Oua de Cun• Orpbana1• u well * that sreatut lift of all-love. Shown u th91 pac:bd to
play Sant.a Cl.aua are (from left), Helen Black, Gail
Brown, Kathy Tbuet and Mrs. Milton Rodbeim, 11dp-
per pf the Mariner'• Sblp, Tanaroa. Gifts were made
and' colleated by each of the 70 troops in Newport
Harbor GUI Scout Council.
Single Adulu
Dance Tonight
stnil• BUlbM llld Pro-
fttlklnal Multi Club of Cot·
ta Mela will have a dance
tomaht from e to 1J p.m.
in Thompson Hall of Firat
Methodist Church, GO W.
19th St., COit& MuL Tht
WMkly eved. open to •· Iii adulta between 25 and
00 ~ of ace. will alto
flMUrt an hour of dance
lnltruc:tton from 8 to 9 p.m.,
available to both members ..............
Addiitlonal mtormaUon
maJ be obtaJ.Ded from GU
Dudley, &46-141!, or Patric·
ta JUJ8y, ~.
Scouts Brighten
Orphans' Holiday
1
Ona of tbe lawi of the OJrl Scout, iJ ''to be a ~ to 111". 'lbt motto wu ttven ~tot.ch b Scouts f to the '16, troops In ~twvort Hat·
llor Girl Scout <r 0 u D c l 1
wben they took glfta and
medicine to the 125 orphans
Nlidinf in c... de Cum
Orphana!:n Tijuana. Mex· Jco. .
Each tr spent many
weeks collecting food and
clothing for the children,
who range in age from a
few days to 11 years. The
Scouts lho made a variety
of gl.ftl.
&Uurday, Dec. 21, mtm·
ben of SelUor' M.-Ship
M.S.S. Tanaroa lathered
the things toeether and
loaded them 1nt.o a.fleet of
cart and trucb. '111111. in
caraVllMltvle they d r o v •
south of the border to fete
the young.ten rib •
Chrll1m• Plrt:Y.
The trucb were lOllled
by Jamea Jlay of Corooa
dtl Mar and Ed Melton.
Drivers of the vehicles in·
eluded Messn. and Mmea.
Jobies Fete
Susan Ayers
At Meeting
Suaan Ayers, junior past
Honored Queen of Interna-
tional 0 rd e r of Job's
Daughters, Bethel 157, New-
port Beach, wu feted dur·
inl tbt Ofl'"''ltion'1 ~ cent mlltlnl and informal J>l!'\T, Shi NCelved aeveral
-.. thl traMdona1 -~ BJbJi, ID elDbftltdlred quilt ~bef Nlp Ud a
p!eoe ol. .....
Galdl WIDdJ Mama and
ManlW JtathJ Bonnl@cm· ncemct plna ol. ol.ftct. Tbt
•niiit allo llWbd 1Dltalla· tloll ol. B 1 t h 1 1 Guardlln OMmcO. conducted by Mn.
Jame1 Common. deputy srud pardlan.
Tutu oftb ftn Mn.
Walter tu. pardlan; Curt
Bohmu, uaod.Me pard· tu: Mn. Robert Stone, HC-retarJ; Robert Ba t n et,
treutnr: Mr1. Mar1
SmWI. Mn. 'l'ld ~· Mn. Xa1 Coot and alt.tr Tm. cltNeton.
HOlteHll were Mmea. R~ :ia!i. KinMr and Ted
Wllllam Koeckner, Wayne
Belllnler: Dr. Clair Bar.
nett; ldmea. Doullal Mc·
Collom, Tataey thuet, J.
W. Watta; Measn. Henry
BI a c k, G 1 e n Erskine,
John DlBello. Tim Row and
Jlm Barnett, who played
Sant..
The home ol Dr. and
Mra. Clair Barnett. 1917
Seadrift Drive, Corona del
Mar eerved u the collec·
tlon depot and II t a r t i n g
point of the Journey. Mrs.
Barnett · and her daughter,
Leslie. Ulilted by two
former acouta, Linda aod
LouiJe Kennedy, helped aet
the aiftl reedy for the trip. CtiUdrtD a\ the orphan· .,. ruce 111 ... frOm ln· tuts to U yeU' o 1 d 1.
Amons tbeM Joumeytns to
tM cirpbla,.. to partici· pa~ bl u,. pu'f.:y and help
tbe ,...,... haw a me·
mcrUJ. time w.-e Linda
ffadlea4 Ina Rodhelm, Les-
lie Baraltt, Lynn Land· atrom. Donna Rippetoe,
Beth Cox, HeldJ Winburn, Vlrebda Stater, Linda Koe·
eclmer, Kerry McCollom,
Donna Loud and Candy
Yorba. Otbera were Cathy Bini,
Wendy Winburn, Vivian
Landstrom, Helen B-1 a ck,
Nell Holatetn. Linda God· wtn, Anita Erskine; Brett
Rodhelm, Frank U1edom,
Kevin Bamett, Jim Bar·
nett; Mn. Gordon Koster
and Mrt. Ted Hudson.
Many pediatricians in the
beach area donated medical
supplies for the orphanace.
which is headed by Mother
Superior Mercedes Onofre.
Singing Group
Tbl llarbor' Women' a Cbo-
1'111 mtltl at 9:30 a.m.
lftl'1 'l'utlday. in the Ftnt
Soutblrn BapU.t Church,
8llO llamiltlClll St., Colt&
Mua. Mn. 'nppina, 846-
eoM wU1 fQrn1ah lntereated
women wttb ~ormation.
1•11 • o.; • · •11nr co
·~ "' . ,, .. ..
I ft • , ... ~·,Tf R
I -.. ·-
----------or 2I7 Joann St., Costa ,..,.,...,........_
Mua.
Her 'big wish' waa · for •
clothes for her two dill·
dren and carped«'e tools
for her husband. The house
in whlch they lived was de·
stroyed by lire in Septem·
ber. ruulting in a 1011 of
moat of their poaaesaions.
STARTING TODAY
The program. aired on
ABC· TV this week, was
taped recently in Hollywood
Moulin Rouge Theater-Res·
t aurant, with Jack Balley
servine u n::uter ol ceie·
monies. Mrs. Sorter, dau~·
ter of Mr. and Mn. Paul
Brewer of 1187'2 McDu!f St.,
Garden Grow, attended
Rancho A I am I to s High
Sctlool. She has two chil·
dren, Rhonda Jean. 2. and
Ronald Eugene. 3.
B"yc·liff Gala Rings in ¥ear
In addition to having her
'wish' granted, Mrs. Sorter
received an arra7 0( altta
Including a $.500 sift ctrtifi.
c.at.e from a men order
Music wlll fill the air New Year's eve when residents of Baycliif Village cele·
brate withe festive party ln Baycllf! Village Clubhouse in San Clemente. The
event is being planned by a committee which mcludes Mrs. Roscoe Hovatta
(11eated), Mrs. James Powning and Mrs. Charles Ayers. Between 50 and 60
people are expected al the cele bration which will include coc ktails, dancing
and a late supper.
Leader Chosen
QUE!N FOR DAY
Mrs. Garold Sorter
~~~·~ s! ~H= Mn. Jack Greeley has
mobile t i r e s, a MWinl been named diltrict volun·
machine, luggas• and a teer capt* for the Pleas·
complete wardrobe. ant View School area. Hunt·
Abo, she wm have a ,,.,,..,... n-ach, in the forth· whirl about town in a dw.uf-u,.,,,,.. ~
Oe:ehid Chili
feured li mousine. Included comlnt March of Dimes
will be a movie studio tour. campaign. Those wilhinl to
dinner in a Hollywood Rell· offer u1lstance H vulun·
TJ'l<:. Qrange County Or· taurant and a perfonna.nee teer workers art asked to
c""1..1-::rAAiety holds a meet· nr the Maww1ze Polish ·~"--. o ........ · Phllh call Mra. Greeley at VlJdna 1n<> ~al 7 36 p.m. eve r y an<:~ l ivupe lll ar· ~ monic Auditorium. 7-4815
third Monday of the month , ·=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iii· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl in the Oranie County Farm\•
Bureau BuUdlng, 1916 W.
Chaprlicui. Orange. T ntnest·
f'd ~ns mav call Mary
Ann • Uarnetl al LTberty
-R-7~~ I ---------. ----
Be 1· Good Neighbor
rr you are a newcomol'.
or laio"' of a newcomer
to Q!sta Mt1a, do ll•r a
ravor,;.by calllnl H e l e n
Kissef, the Costa Mesa
Host.a' (between 8 and
10 a .m.) and she will call
on vour friend with infor·
maiion and rifts from
~~. THE
Friendly Merchants
LI 8-6042
I
' MATTREll
END . Of YEAR SALi
FLOOR SAMPLES
ALL SIZIS
RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICH
Com• 111 met See ..... YOlllMlf
~~EllTll~.'?r
"IVIRYTHING flOllt SLllP"
Pr.:>bably thf Moat Complete Selection or MaltreSSf'!I Available
532 W. 19th ST., COSTA MESA Ml 6-8532
Hours 9:30 to 5:30 Fri. 9:30 to 9:00
NO SUNDAY SELLING
OPEN 'TR.-MIDNI IE
\ l~m]
'""' HILINI CURTIS ~ ••
'ELEGANTE'
A vt"ttdt ,.,111 lliet wMI
t Ive a fll'lll tlltl ti • 'lltMtt-
M li1t41 wave f11 tlie euul
,+y1 ... ... .•..
~""'°"' = ....
IRICK "INOUR1Mt" R°'tt• H.M 1210 II Ct111,l1t1
R •vEm .... 20.00 9 .. ~ "CINDY" Ct111,l1tt
SUE CORY lltt.1 2,10 rs
''PlllMlnl" c.111,I•••
SAVI NOW mou THI HOLIDAYS ••• THHI
'IATUlllD mM, AT ALI. PIRMA-THIS SALONS .··
Wlllo ., ...... UI ' ~111111
WHAl TO DO AND WH~RE TO GO-
PRESENTED BY WEEKENDER MAGAZINE
YOURS WITH THE DAILY PILOT
'
at our Newporter Inn shop
DRESSES
· KNITS
ready to wHr?
encl
SUITS
COATS
AFTER FIVE
NEWPORTER INN
•,en MVln days • WMk
OAll \ "'••·,-·l'•UI 11 Fri., Dec. 27, 1963
:
Holiday at Sea
The dream of many people is being realized by Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth F. Sno~ who are aboard the new
SS Lurline on her a n n u a l holiday cruise. The
Sook~, who make the.ir home at 214 Via San Re-
J'\lO, Newport Beach, sailed to Hawaii Dec. 20 from
San Francisco, via Los Angeles. They'll arrive in
-Honolulu today, will make three other ports of call:
Nawiliwili on Kauai, Lahaina on M-aui and Hilo on
the big island of Hawaii.
Nuptials Planned
For Coming Year
Friends of Mis, SaUie
Sue Bane are being ap-
prised of her recent betroth·
al to .Jerome Phllllp Juer·
gens. revealed durlng a re-
cent family party. The cou-
ple plan a March wedding
In Newport Beach.
Miss Bane, daughter of
' Hr. and Mn. Harry R.
;::i.,e Ol :lOOO W. Ocean
Front. N"wport Beach, is a
~l "\\ ardcss w i t h Westem
Air Lines and makes her
home in Playa del Rey She
i" a graduate of Burbank
Senior High school, attend-
ed ~ Coa&t College
and Long Beach St.ate Col·
lege.
The son of Mrs. Isabel
Juergens of San Francisco
and the late Mr. Juergens
was graduated from St. Ig-
natius High School, San
Francisco, and the Univer·
slty of San Francisco. Also
a resident of Playa del Rey,
he Is a pilot for Western
Air Lines and was former·
ly with the Marine Corps.
. Party Set
A festive evening ~ in
at.ore for Huntington Beach
Ana Republican Assembly
members when they haH
their annual holiday party
tomorrow night in the Ca·
bana C 1 u b. llunhngton
Beach
Hosting the event will be
Richard McClellan. Cabana
Club president, who has in-
vited the Dick Turley Com·
bo to provide music !or
dancmg.
TROTH TOLD
Sallie Sue Bane
Four Aboard
Scandina,·ian
Cn1ise Ship I
Scandinavians are noted
for their holiday celebra·
tions and their colorful fN·
tivities are canied out even
aboard the internationally
known Swedi.stl cruise ship,
~Ma Polaris,· which sailed
last wee« from New Or·
lt>ans on a 10-day cruise.
Among the fortunate pas·
sengers going to the West
Indies and South America
are Mr. and Mrs. William I T. Cheney, Gerald Woods
and David Woods. all of
Nt>wport Beach.
The intimate ya<."hl·I 1 k e 1
shlp will visit San Jua11. St.
Thomas. La Guaira, Cura-
cao. Kingston and Grand
Cayman.
COIN -OP
OR
PROFESSIONAL
PrP1u1in1t -SpoUln•
Samt> flay ~rvlre
DRY -ClEANINCi
10 lb -2.25 (25c each additional lb.)
ORAPC:RIES, BLANKETS, etc. . 35c lb.
SH your dry <leaning done in indi~idual 25
pound b11ketl in less thin 20 minutH.
" 30 Euy W a.hers . . . . . 25c lo11d
No Waiting -Frff Ory
Large 25 lb. Wuher . . . . . 7Sc lo1d
Open 9 to 9 Daily -9 to 6 Sat. -10 to 6 Sunday
IN the Men ThHtre Block
14 S E. 19th Costa Mesa LI 8-9011
' ' '"·-" ... '
. . -. . -~~·~" · ·· · -ma I~...,. -,. .. ~-.,.,.r.. · .. ' · · ·. · · ""· 'r:".''fJ· \ . . ... :· . •• , • ! --.. l , ,."._t(, . ' ~· . . ..... ~~ __.... .. , . ~ ..... ~ ·--.. \. ·.~ .. ~:... '" ~ .. ~ .. l•W•~•rh.,_ ,,.J •t • • • • ~ """""............--~ •
. GIGANTIC AFTER CHRISTMAS
(LEARANCE SALE
t I
DOORS OPEN 9:30 AJA. THURS. -Plenty of F~ee Parking in Back of _Store
FAMOUS
BRAND
Jumper
REG. $13.99
PAGE l
GROUP
Of
Dresses
Ml• ... & Junlors
~OFF
P AGE I
.NYLON
HOSE RY
Famous Make
PANTIE
GIRDLE
REG. $1.91
$6.49
LONG LEG
REG. $6.95
$5.49
SHORT
p~GE I
MEN'S
Top ~ker
QUILTED
JACKETS
JUST $1388
Siiea S·M·L-XL
Mister Sbop
We
Purchased
$4,000. Worth of
Famous Brand
SPORTSWEAR
SPECIAL
~ OFF
3 REG.
PRICE
PAGE I
Women'•
Be~, Orlon
and Wool
·l i ·i
OFF REG. PRICE
PAGE I
NYLO~
SLIPS
Full and Half
Reg. $2.99-$3.99
PAGE I
CORDUROY
Coats
WERE
$39.99
NOW
$19.99
P:\Gt: 1
MEN'S
DRESS
SK\RlS
-2 "" $5.00
Mister ShoP ,
I I t
STARTS
DEC. 26th
I
SPECIAL BUYS IN
ALL DEPARTMENS
TERRIFIC SAVINGS
FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
OUR CHARGE BOOKS ARE
CLOSED---
ITEMS CHARGED NOW WILL NOT
BE DUE UNTIL FEB. 10thl .
BRAT SHOP
FAMOUS MAKER
SAMPLE SALE * 2,000 ITEMS
~OFF-
OUR MOST FAMOUS BRANDI
FOR BABIES, TODDLERS, Ux
SF
1HANE5 ANNUAL
SLEEPER SALE SI~~ 3 for $585
~
GAUZE 001. $2.77 DIAPERS
FAMOUS MAKE
STROLLER
Reg. $16.98 V1lue
$13.88
t
L .
FAMOUS FAMOUS &RAND MAKE
MEN'S HOODED
SWEAlERS JACKEl
$C}99 Reg.
V3 Off \4.95
Boys' Si1es 6·8
Mlst~r Slu•P. . Ittist er Shop
SPECIAL
FOR. YOU!
SLEEPER
BLANKETS
Btu. Yellow-Pink
REG. $5.98
$3.99
BLOUSE
SALE
Value. to 4.91
DEB'S
SP£CTA1.
PURCHASE
F1mou• Name
KN I TS
For 7-14 Girla
and 3.6x
• CAPRIS
•SKIRTS
•TOPS
Y3 Off
BRAT SHOP
BEST
VALUE
ANVWHERE
INFANSEAT
AT JUST
$4.99
BO~S'
StURl
SPEC\ Al
Reg. 3.98
$1.99
Mlfder Shop ..1
Our Annual
$1
DRESS ·
EVENT -·
ux, TeddleT
'7·14, Sa•Teea
Boy flnt dress a1
replar price • · • •
cbooM second Jb'Ma
at 1ame price H ff9•
for Jolt $L
Y ou'lt Lov• ; These .
Specl•l Buyt
BLOUSES
JUMPERS
SKIRTS
7.14 It 6-14 Sua.teen ~Off
DEB'S~ ..
F'or
GIRLS ::_~
PAJAM~ GOWNS~
Reg. $4.00 Va~
$3.00~~ --· BRATS~ -
CRlB-=-. --SPECIALLY
PRICE}£_
$ 3• 2 .:.
BRAT SROI-'
BOY'S
flAMMEl
PAJAMAS
$2.59.
OPEN FRIDAY NITE 'TIL 9 CHARGE IT! USE YOUR BRAT SHO,.
CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARDI
' 1809 NEWPORT AVE. DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA
t,
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I
' PIANUn
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
AUGHHGHGH GHHGAU6HR
~1 -i,3~
·AN04 .L ')l:>nQ ., 'UNNn' ., 'HON ·c
~ll) •t 'lYO:> 'l-Y"'oa 'AJ)INOW ·01 'lOO.lt ., '1H ·1
'NWlSnG 't '.L04Yll '~ 'NONNYJ 't -90.UV 'SfiMSNV
Unabashed Actor
-OOzes Confidence
B1 VERNON SCOTT beUlg both opera alnger and
HOILYWOOD tUPll -bulldozer operator.
EWdmdy m o v I etown haa oome up with a superman in RHYTIJM IN BOTH
the penari ol Harv• Pruoell. ''?here's a rhythm to ma-
Unabuhedly confident of ch1nery jtl$t as ~re iJ to
tils own accompµshments, music." he Nld ln the MGM Pl"elDIJl likes nothin1 better . t:lw! to tick of( hl~ taltntl. commissary durmt lunch.
But before we ~et Into that , "And usin& your body tecb-
per?E it would . be best tA> nlquea is somnthat tb• same.
Ide SoOd old Rarve. Thuc'a an art to 1l. lt'a the
JU 6-foot-4, hand.ome. same with br-.a1dni a bone
and Debbie ~ynoldl' co-1tar tn '""'8 Uminbblt Mnlly or just pi.An 1hovelln.i. Any
Brown." He ttMTed for two kind of work can be artusUc."
)'Ml"I In h Broadway pro· Presnell ia delliht.ed to bt
duction nl thf' musical. This recrMUng hla role of Lead·
ls hla first movie. lv11le Johnny Brown in the
Oiay. Now, let Harve spcak\movie, bot Mt primary inter·
up. est ii open.
LIFE RlSTORY He hope~ to return tn h~
"l com• from reallv won -qamping Rround ln Europe
JeTful people." he i;a1d • I where people are more tn·
v.as brou~ up on a workinllclined to takt thelr opt1'a ser·
ranch nor Mode1to where l loo1Jy. But lhett I• nothinl
learned th& most importantllhst aay~ he can't bf.come a
thing In the world -the value 1 tttmendou.s opera atar ri(ht
vf hard ~rk. here in his own country.
"I learned tn prunt rrult H1rve'11 ranch-boy 1ttHude
l~•. bruk bones, dri\ e a 1s auch that 1f hf' seu his
tractor and build a h~. I mind tA> It he couJd play Su·
teamed bow to b&ndle stock perman w1thoot a stur.t man
<clttle). Jt iave me confl-as double.
deoce md the feeling there Jutt aek him.
Ls 110'0Jlng I tan'r do.~·
Conflden~ Presnell bas In BIT PARTS1 Van Johnson
IJ*iea. will undergo llJl"lf/CY In New
In addition to being a.n all· Yorlc'a Memorial H o 1 p ital
around tood l\JY, be also i• Jan. IS. Newa comet from
Dl. KILDAll
AlllE AND SL.A TS
DAVY JOMES
HERMAN
MOIU. E.NEM'fo
/<GfNT5, 1 GUESS. 6U1' l'M SUllE TMlY
WILL t<EEP TH£l~ DISTANCE •••
u-~~..,-« no .meu the~ SOphla t.or~DU-H-lo..--...it-'t..~;s.,...""'-
talent. He •ludied open at recovettd completely from
the Uniwnlty of Southern her hospital stay In Rome
California (and flunked 1, at an1 wtll return to work in
the Mlltlc Academy of the "ft'all of the Romlll Empire"
West. Sant.a Barbara, and in next week ... 'MM four Len· Genrum.r. non slsters of the Lawrence IWellc show will adorn the G~ BEST •·four Freedom•" float 1n the
Germany Is the only plac~ Ntw Year's Day Tournament
to le.m to aing oper~ today. ol Roses in Paudena ... he nid without qualification.
"AlmOlt every German vil-
lage has an opera compa1w
and en opera hou~. You'll None lnj· ured fllld two or three American
linltn in each <'ompany. I M. h
le.med to sing in German In Air . I a p
MUTT AND JEFF
over Uittt .. I I Harvf' also warbles in Ital-S4luthland News Service • L--
lan. French and Spanish. I le A VA LON -A Catalina
didn't say anything. about Channel Airline~ amphrbian
Engllih. I plane. prevented from land·
On weekends Harve occu-mg in the harbor by rouih
pies hlm.aelf by building a seas. broke a landing gear new ho1.11e on four acres or strut as it touched down at
choice real estate above Bev-1 CatAlina air strip Monday .
erly Hills. He rented a bull· None of the 2 penoos aboard
dozer and blazed 1.000 feel or were injUTed.
road on the property. Pilot William .Jamison said
J>1'esnell, who bears an un-a s u d de n m-rift of wind
canny reaemblance to How-roirced one wmg up a~ he put
ard Ktel, ~es no paradox in the plane on 1'1t ll'trtp.
1MI STIAHGf Wo.!.D
OI
MR.MUM
MISS PEACH
POGO
IT'U. &e. A N~T TRIGK, OIVIHG fOA
TlolE OCCUMINTS
ONl>f" ™!MOlfS ~TMOSE Pl~ 'TO\/l'\R1~e,
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ly Raeltum Von luNn
ly Leff alld McWilliam1
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Poetic Film Depicts ..
Kazan Love of U.S.
B1 BOB THOMAS finds an even more debulng
HOLLYWOOD (APl -ln method to earn a ticket for
"Amerlca, America'' EUa New York. Even then be II
KaW1 hu compc>Md an epic thwarted wtth.ln altht o( hb poem h1 tribute to 1\11 family ioaJ and b1a adopted Janet ·
Tbt fUm la poetic, yet nov· NO LOVE LETTER
ell.IUc 1n atyle; lndffd, the "Americaa America'' is no
narrative WU Iiu1...publl&bed AIU)' lo~ Jeu..r to u.
by Kaz.an ln novel form. The United Statu. Kazan ~es
story obviously Oowed from no conceuiQM for aenUment
hi.I burl The result is • or tti. trapp!np of a commer-muwwort that will lon1 en· cbl movfe-ana beace the film
dure. may fall abort of being a pop-
The triumph la Kazan's all ular at.traction.
the way. He ti the wrlter, dl· But It ii K.auo'• lack or
NetA>r and producer. He ob-c 0 m pr 0 m l 1 • that lives
vtoualy has chosen the set. "America, America" Its cu·
tinga and the characters wtth mutative power. You a r"
a lovinf 'tye. For hia main caught up in the Ody11ey of
lflure be plcbd a complete-this modem Greek becaUJ# ft ly unknown and lnupertenced l te•alu __ , act.or, moJdl:nt h1m to flt per· 1 comp ~ ~. The pho-
fectly the concept Ruan h•d tography by Uukell Wexler, ln mind 1omethne1 blurred like Ufe
· ltaell, retled.s the mood and
BARE TllEATMENT texture ol the land and iti1
Tbli theme of "America, people.
America'' la 10 bu!c and dra----------
matlc lo the hlatorJ of thls
land that It lJ amuint Jt bu PJ S never been adequately tttat· a yers I et
ed on tbe 1ereen before. tlt1~·tt.1n"01rT~11m:JJrttl~=-1rr:t.-:--;-
tually Kuan I uncle -11 a Mousetrap Greek boy llvlni in Turk·held
Creettcl .,Y lucl Flthtr
By Mell
ly Walt
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country at the end ol the laat 8oaUll&J\d News Stnll'f' ~ 1::. ae.::m~~ LAGUNA BEACH -ThP
reh!Hatton for ConstanUnopl.e Community Pla7boun will
bomblnp Ht ..., bil qe pneent "'!be Mometrap.'' an
famllJ llrin, in. tear t1\&t UM A~:: Ctnitt1t inyatery
Greeb will be out 1n line. m 1• M "' T'bm'ldays. Fridays and Satunhy1 for
FATBER·s BELIEF three w ee t. D d I ttartinll
Stavros' father beUeves the Jan. 18.
boy Is the family's hope for The mystery play opened at
liberation and sends hlm off the Ambuudon Theatre In
to Constantinople wtlh their London on Nov. ~. 19.\2, anti
s"llall wealth. The plan was is still TUMing -the lonS?·
for Stavros to-invut t~ mon·'e3t continuance performance
ey In a buslness. Bul the boy in the hlatory of the theater.
has anotber dream: America. even iC "Abie's Irish Ro-;p''
The journey Is a disaster ta being revived in Los An·
from the •tart. Stavros is 1ele1.
but.en, robbed and degr-.ded. Howard Graham. Commu·
He trin to work for hla pu-nlty Playhouse manager, aald
aat• to America, only to have Harriet Brazier from the
hi.I aavtnia robbed by a prns-Cleveland Play'houae ls gue~t
Utute. He aeelca to marry director. Sbe cl11Tflnt1y la liv·
money but lose:: hb nervf and ing at nu-~ Arch Bay.
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Classes Minister's Attitudes Annual Day -
Subject To Be Topic UCW Plan Big Event
Timely One Of Sermon Member& of the u n I tc d lng member1>hlp In ucw wW oommlttee. will introduce the
r .7 Sunday
Meeting in 'Tents
It cu't t>. done Jn every baa the Sunday School crowth Church Women of Newport meet at 11 a.m. tor a bu1i· 1late of nominee• prior to
part of the J111tion, but in been at the First Cbrlatian A timely 11ermon subject ''Creative Altitudes" will be Harbor aro looking forward neu meeting, and at noon, ballot.inJ, and installation will
Hunfuliton Beach where the Ch haa been chosen by the Rev. the sermon topic at the San-to thP flr11t nf their tour women of the Fint Meth.od· be held durlni the bua1De11
climate fa cood lt la poeafble urch that seven oluHa of G R 11 Sha f 1 tiago Unitarian Unlvc-rnJlst 'ii.rut" clays of' 1984 -the lst Church will aerve lunch· meetin1.
to h o u 1 t a IJ'Owilli Sun· chlldre.n are housed each Sun· · ;11:,. .. ~ 0~~v ces Church nn s d 0 f th Annual D•Y meeting ached-eon. omen of St. John the Dl·
day School In tents. So rapid day in as many former Army on un "I d unai un ay. ne 0 e uled Frtday, Jan. 10. The business meeting will vine Eplacopal Church will
teota. Come to Vout Houae?" Rev. coUected ''Great Strmonli," Hlgbllght ot th& Adnual Oaylbe held at 1 p.m. decorate for the Annual Day
According to Richard Le· Mr. Sha'w win be pri!achlng orlgln:.lly presented by the gathertni wUJ be election Chairman <A Ao.nuaJ Day meeting.
Gros, minister of Chrlstlan at both of the morning Rev . .John 0. CrMe of the and tnstallatlcm ol officer• to will be Mn Robert Btcker, Ticket.a are availlable either Missions hi e.rvi h ld t 9 30 Pa r k Forest Unitarian Fel· leld the araa'1 United Church key woman for Fairview Bap. from the boat chW'Ch, or from ... A .. Antlo" n• tha 1 ......... u .. ". WOJ'I p • ces e a : h ... _ k t h 'illJOr.9.,1 ·~ ~·~ t-tti ...... ll.0-'JJMWWUU-_ ... mhip~ Women dunn1 t e comln1 tist Church. The Rev. Edward u~ ey W'O'ltl • n 0 eac
Unit.on Beach cburc.b, the a.m. 8 F I Dec 27 1963 hi d ti . nr. --Allen ol S-t Micnael and All cllurcn reprtaented. ~n T p • Sunday_ Schoothaa-.1110re tha" Methodist Church, 11th and ' '' • ' e vered by Georae Vuictnt. Hoat c·hurch will ht the First Aoael• £pl.IQOpal Mwion, reservatfQns, at '1 per penon, 0 reVJeW doubled its slit in the last Orange, Huntington Beach. Mr. Vincent . professionally MethodiRt Church of Colt.a Corona del Mar. wUJ be gue.t ar~ eocouraged, Mn. Becker
two years. The average at· All of the Advent folders an aulhority in the field of Mesa. Women representing speaker. The Rev. Mr. Allen points out. '64 Needs tendance in 1960 was 241, are to be returned this Sun-'MesQI!I ah' meteorology and a member more than 20 churches claim-ia president ~ the Newport Cthhild car•, will be provided while 1962 saw an averaged o Harbor Coun<:il of Churc~ at e meet na. • attendance ao to W in ~ ay. and will be included as a of the church Board of Trus-The Madrigal Singers of Or~ i-·-------·•
.1 he Missions Committee different clHsea. The hithettFS the wor1hlp n.rvfce. ~-Led .... 1 tees, says that this l.nsplrln~ a~ Coast CoUW have 'been HARBOR RIST
II Ill present a preview of attendance for Ulla year r. muaic: ..tit-be~ ~-u w sermon deals with the atll· ehUl'Cb Plans lnOft.ed to.. ent&rtain during MEMORIAL , .... , world aDd national mission· 617 by the 1anctuary choir, t d . . I the musical ...-...... of the AIU\ llry needl for 1964 at special . under tai. dlftlct:ton of Mn ~ ~h" b Handel u es within and without the ,,.,~...... I Kl 1-1111 ~esper 1ervlcea at F 1 rs tun~ ~oochrbasu 40 ter~f' Do~y Stoa.leer. · wW ht pruent.ed b/tbe choir human personaliy. Students' Day P~~~gar R. HW a.a chair· "" ... ,. MY&. c-. ..._
Prtsbyt.erlu Church in West-d ec ~t.0 ve Cllurch School la held at A R Mr c . . of th ucw · inatin • ,...._ • c.,.,.. t .._ m.lnater Sunday at 7:~ p.m. epartmental tul"lrlntend· 9:30 a.m. with clauea fpr .all of the. Flnt BapUat Church.. s ev. · rce Hy&, Students at home from col· man e nom t ... -·-·-·-·_..· -· ------
Elder Earl Bane, mtssioaa en ta. Many of the teacben aie sroupa. T. Clyde Spona. of Huntlnaton Buch OD Sun· So:ne attitudes are creative; leges and universities, local • l t
chaJ.rm.an, wUl be in charge a.re Bible college trained or ler la 1uperiiltadeDt. Nunery ct.y at 7 pmi. others destroy. Somehwere in junior college students and
o( tbl vt1pert program in minlJtera, Mr. LeGros added. can, under the aupervt.,ton Or this area o( human expert. high school 11eniors will be
th• 11'1Na14e Room at the Twtiht!~ classes ~ in of resSatered nurw ii provid· The choir la dl.reC'ted t>.y · r ice ~11 the chief functions honored at the annual Stu·
church. Scripture w11l be t•· ~~ clauroom'::!!:a' e. auae eel durfq botb wouhfp aerv-Georcieff with Ronald Hunt: or churches and religio.n. dent Recognition Service! at
bn from the book of Jonah. i Ice.. • • lnrton aa JUett orsanJet. Solo Churches are concerned with the First Method.lat Church,
The proiram ot general . Tom Overton, aenlor min· Th• youth meetJna1 are held lsta include Wllllam Phlll· saving men from the foe who ~sta Mesa, Sunday morn·
bentVolence1 wlll be interpre· 1st.er of the coniregaUon, ex· at •:30 p.m. commencing baum l)()n Ha"" Jeanne lives within Uiem." mg.
ted by repteaentatives of the plains that extensive plans with a anatk 1uppe:r. The Rev. Youni and Wayn• Rowell The services are at 8: 15,
own flenaorial p.dt
Tht So11thlmtd'1 Mon IHtlidifrd
M""on.h
MAUSOUUM • COlUMaAllUM • ~ ConcrecaUon closely asaocl._t. are now made to relieve tbt La~c• Bjorklund la In · Services are held in l he 9:30 and 11 a.m. The sermon
ed with tndlvidual aspects crowded condition by tbe con-chtrae of thll:program. A recepUon wlll follow the Women's Club of Orange, 121 by the Rev. Clifford F. Fu· Jbt~e~1 TREES of the WORLD of the totap mission program. structlon of a new 10,000 All newcomere to the area proaram. Th.e church ta lo· S. Center St., Orange. Rell· gate will be "Getting Ready .,, UK
Elder Donah! Hoff will rep-squaiie foot classroom unU, art cordially invited to come cated at Sixth and Orange. gious educatfon Is concurrent for God's Tomorrow." Stu· ,.... o. ,...._ ...._
reaent tht Session of the which wtll be under way ln and w or 1 b Ip al the Flrtt Tbe Rev. Gordon Gilbert is with the service, and a cof· dents will auist in the serv·1···---~-uurcb on the program. Mrs. early 1964. Method.lat Church. r\inl1ter. fee fellowship follows. ices. ,.. ....._ .... .,.-' °'-
~:;:~€.t:~F.f: I ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY tJonal and ecumenical mis·
sion.ary activities. Mra. K.arl1-----------------------------------------------------------------------'
Lovu, church organist, wUJ11-----------·.-----------------------~ .. ----------------------:·--------------------:;8~. with music for the pro-COMMUNITY ASSEMBL"Y su~!!!1'~~ ~. Cb.~~ch .o~ .. ~.~.~~~~ .. ~!~·"'· j
1 Becau11e the Presb.,."rian OF GOD -.#\-CR MO!ttffNO 'f\llOIUWtllt •••vte1 ... , ............................. tt:• • '"· :!...,. \;ftlJI\ YOUTtf ll'l"LLOW'""' . .. ...... , ....................... 41• 11.m. 1 proaram of benevolences em· 1v1N1NO WOltlH.,. qav1c1... .. ........... . . . • .. 1:• '·'"·
l>balileJ Cht1Jttan-fdtteatlon, .mi fi.aMCOa Alfi. lllL' STUDY -.. •LUU MUllNe ......... W........, 71• '°""'
A ..._,,, Wiii M -Idell It all•tf I'-••t ..VI-. college eotmaellna. theoloei· NUNTll••TOfl HlCN 1iXTH .... MMNOU~ ..... HUNrlMOTON HACH CIVIC CINTU
cal education, and o t h e r I youth aervicea, three col· Pa1tor Rev. Edward Drake 11--------------------
le&• ttuderlta who are mem· ~"-vi.r,.. ,_4111
Sunday School . . . . . • • . . . 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worsh.ip .....•. 11:00 a.rn.
Training Union .•.•.• , •. 6:15 p.m.
Evening Worship .••..•• 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday Service ..•.•• 7:15 p.m.
Parkina Soace • Nurserv provided
......, kllMI .... 1.111.
~"" ......... "' ........ UPPER BAY
BAPTIST CHURCH
hers of the Congregation will
play important roles in the
procram. They are Sandra
Lo v • 11 Whitworth College, Oran&• • .. 1 ..... "•rd St. Jeanette Williama, Orange •¥•.......,.. •.wtet t:• ...... ,,. .. • ~
Cout College, and RJchard "''......._ a.rv1ce Tll•"· ,,,. '""· ••· ""'· ae111111 D. ce11111 Coeta Mesa
c,..._ A-• .. Pan--M .
kllta ill Ratou
Central Bible
Church C.A. Ylllftl S-lce t r• '-"
Bane, Unlveralty of 6outhern1'=~""""'-""""'=--""""'""""'""""'= H. E. Jone1, Paator California. All have been IC· SUNDA y Ll 8·5303
I JirJI Soulh~rn Bapli~l Cf.urc~
I tACROSS FROM EVERETT A. REA SCHOOL)
650 WEST HAMILTON, COSTA MESA
REV. CLYDE SKIDMORE, Pastor Ll 8·2483
CALVARY CHAPEL
Thi o.111 lrlllt t. ltMdl TM 0.. NMrt
FLOYD W. NIL.ION, P .. tor
Sunday Worahip 11:00 le 7:30 P.11. Nunery Cua.
Corner of Church and Wamut, Coat.. Mtll
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
First Church of Second Church of
Christ, Scientist Christ, Scientist
h th tl i IUJl4u la.I t i4' .t..M. tlve 1n cbure you ac v · Momln.i Worahlp .. lt:OO a.m. 11-111 w..-,, m .. •.M. l,~-------------------·ii ties, and all have •elected ----------You•b Trainina &:00 p.m. ..-.... ...,,. ,,. •.x.
-tta We. w._,." a.ull
lallda~ ldlael t rlJ A..M..
u4 Ut<ll A.M. u poesible goals careen in,. __________ ,,
11 7 00 eo ._ ..., Att.dM
full.time Chrittlan service. ,,. Blnlct · · • · · · · • · : p.m. ~. w Yean
N H b Cllrl.il111 Elldlll-t:• ,..,,.. According to Elder Bane. ewport or or W!:DNESDAY .. .,...., 91M•.....,
the Westmhuter Church de-Lutheran Church ~er• Blbl.Stl!dr '1:00 p.m. .... ~ ,,. ....... j
votes at prel!ent approxl· 11·------------... -------.--mat.ely •t,000 a month to M· =ot ClJff Dr .. LJ Mm
nevo)eocea. 1111 Rev. J. Blaln. 8.D. Pa.alor
8: 15 A.M.-Early Service
.. .
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Scientific
Nature
I 9:30 A M.-Famlly worshlp
& Church School
~
t-irst Chrisfian-Cnurch
Tbt acl.enWJe n.ture of
Cbrtta1an1ty will be explored
ln ~&lmday't Blbl& lAlto~
11.00 A.M.-Service of
Worship
Nursery care available
at all service•
WELCOM£
at all Chrllt1an Sci• n c el'=======~== eburchu.
1207 Main St.
LEnngton 6-2589
Ministers: Thomas W. Overton-Richard E. Legros
-SERVICES-
• llOkHDCQ. WOUllJP l tlS ... 1':41 - -c' e 1111[.'S ICROOt; t!1t 1..M -
e Yotrnf JIOUlt 1:00 P.M. e EVENING WOJURIP T:• P.tf.
NllJWl'J' ~ filrr All llenkoN ScrpCllral rud.Lng11 will in·
cludt this verse from Isaiah ---------------.,-----------------11
(U:4): "Hearken unto me .. ----------1-----'----------------:11 my people; and give ear unto First Church of Christ,
ne. 0 my nation: for a law Lutheran Church Scientist, Huntington Beach
1ball proceed from me, and-au. &t. a1 ouve Av..
I will make my judgment to of the Moster Services : Sundav 11 a.m.: Wednesday evenin.11 8 P rn.
rest for a tight of the people." Re:::f1n~a~oo_:9~ ~~n St.
Selections from the denomi-3545 E. Coast Hhthwn I Weekday• 10 to 4 national textbook will Include CORONA DEL MAR All ,,.. eerdl•ll7 tutte<l to •tt.M the e111m11 Mnleu aftd •nJ~1 ui.
th.ea• lines: "Our Ma 1 t er llEV. FRANK GUNN ""•"-•et t11.e rwad111& 190111.
t.ught no mere theory. doc· PMr!e OR a.son ,trtne, or beUer. It was the
divine Prlnclple of 1\11 real be· • u Ut. FAMILY WOllllJDJ'
log which be taught and prac· 111etud1111 llu.lld.'7 Cl\Ul"l'.1' 1ctioo1
tiled" <Science and Health 11 A.M. wouM111
L.C.A. with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy. p. 26 L
ThP. Les 8 on l~ entitled. 1
"Christian Science." 1'============= I
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
2lrld al lldefl, COSTA MEJA. LI •lm
M. C. C""'k. l'Hlor -.. 1ul Wllllt,,,., A.ulslatll Polor
Sun. Services: S.S. 9:30; Morn. Worship 10:50 a.m.
Revival Time 7 p.m. & Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
YOUTH RALLY Saturday 7:30 p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Vlclorla aM Plactnt.ia AtL Franklin 0. Bixler, .Jr .. MinJsttt
SUNDAY WEDNESDAY
!anday &:.bool .. t . 911 A.M.,. Prl}"V JC•!Janhlo ' P M
. Wonhip Service 10:40 A.At Choir Practlc. .. 8:00 P .Jl
Y~ People .. l :IO P.M.
ao P u CBVRCH: LI ....,,.. V eaper Service . . II: -M-
Nurse ry & child care provided PARSONAGE 549-0814
ST. MARK PRESBYT!RIAN CHURCH
CORONA DEL MAR
'temporarily meeting at Corona tiel Mar High
School -(off Jamboree Road)
Corporate Worship and Church School
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Rev. Robert H. Carley
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
of Wntmln1t1r
77f/2 Westmlllster Ave., Westm!.nster ·
TW 3-3832 Res. Kl 5-0337
Rev. Jay M. Campbell. Pastor
Sunday Services. 9:00 & 10.30 A.M .. 6 30 P.M.
Sunday School: 9: & 10·30 Preschool thru adults
Wednesday : Miriweek Rible Hour 7 P.M.
t ill A.JI. .... u ......
•ed!IMdeJ bealq M•Ull•• l 1W P.JI.
Reading Room
IJU \'ta Ude, l'f""'f'Cll'I I .. $
()pe9 WeQ D_,t • A..M.
I Wedaud•7-
t>t I PJL
I ,_ :1C1il Trll'l' .11.
Tauda7 Ud P'ridl7-..............
l 11J A.JC.
U 1• A..M .
11• P.M.
Reading Room
ttr• A.M.. tit,,. P.M.
TM KN 1Mf11111!7 tnllilJ .. ii1'"
taad th Cl11ud1 ..m-aad u
... ... ll11dlaa 11001111.
"'In l'!llentfal.I. Ullit)': In Oplnlau. LlbertJ: Ia All ftiDo. LoN. ••
A new ~ el Dllcfplet of
am.t mee~ reiularl1 In the Sevctb
Day Advesrtiat Sanctuary on Clay oear Ora.aa• Avenue. Newport Heights.
Worship Hour. 10:'5 Church School for all, t :30 a.m.
Bernard Burry, pastor Ml 1·8343 Nurgery provided
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FOURSQUARE CHURCH
Or&Qe ud Cabrille. c-. M.u Cherie• W. S1nlth, Mlnt.+er
8UNDAY WORmP 11 A.M. 6 7 P.M.
.. An Hour With Ua Is Invested -Not Spent"
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R\ QllJrist lut~mm C!tlpmJr f _J_J ~ISSOURI SYNOD
GJPplJ.~sgut~tH 1· FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Youth Groups: Sunday Morning & Evening 11
6 6at 7tftakeAve. I \V Up 1 • /0 HuntingtonBeach ) SCIENTIST, COSTA MESA -----------
.I Rev. G. Robinson Coota Mesa Women's Club Building 1 NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH
Sales, Taxes
760 Victoria Sucet Coat& Mua U 1-5«)4
S\llld1y Wouhip SCY.ice 1:15 Md 11:00 a.a.
Stm.day School and Adult .Bible Cl ... ,_.30 .....
lothar V. Tom ow, Paa tor
CHRISTIAN ELEMENT ARY SOfOOL
. tt!UW:~~ Ne;• ~~:I LE 6·2985 I 610 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa -BAPTIST-
C<>unty during the July-Sep·1'----------· Branch ot The Mother Church 1 Attend the Church where "Christ is Lhe samc--yestcr·
temt>er quarter ol. 1963 show-Tht First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston. Massachuselt~ day, today, forever ."
ed a ga.in of 16.6 per cent ----------
1
suv1ces itEADING 11.ooM HOURS 9:45 a.m -Sunday School-Bring the F'am ily
over ttie •ame quarter a1.----------sundav 11·00 AM. iuK N•we>«t A••· 11 :00 a.m.-MorninJ1; Worship
Year a.u. and placed the coun· BAHA'I w.ones<1•v ru11mon111 111-' 7·.00 p.m .-Evan~"11·stic e.-· Me•tl1111S 1:00 P.M. M, T. W lH. &. SAT. "'" ty solidly in fourttl place m sund•V SchoOI 9:15 A.M. frldlV lH p h' I . . M ic ... ~.__..:...ie collectioos. I UNITY OF GOD d . Dynamic reac ing--· nsp1ring us _u:..... All are cordially Invited to altend the church services an en JOY • 1 The total sales subject l_o1 -LTNITY OF RELIGION 1 Fundamcntal-Evan~elislic-Scnrtura the privilec:es of the Readinl! Room cosrA
the state's 3 per cent tax m UN ITY OF MAN.KIND 1~-------------------1 meeting in Legion Holl 565 W . 18th MtsA the county were "152,096,000 Sun.-10 •. m. chlldrtn 1 p,m. voulh I
for the quarter. This pro· ThllrH P.M. 5~·~·1 DR. BEN DANIEL GRIFFITH, PASTOR
produced •10.562,800 in revc-11~::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::!::==============;1\ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 ~---------------· nue fur the st.ate, another $3.-287 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa j--------------------~.960 for ~ county. EPISCOPAL CHURCHES D. G. HURST, j Los Angeles County, of N t 8 h Rev .. John 11. Parke Mini~tl'r
tourse. led the stale •n lax ewpor HC Rev. Donall! Longnecker sun<l•Y MftrnlnJ S<>rW••·
roUections w Ith $8.412. 150. S't' I A.MF.S !1209 Via Lido, OR 5-0210 81:!:,cia .. u 10' •11 , 4, 4 M ~--ond W"" San F'raneisco • . . ' 7.JO. 9.30, 9:30 and IHICl • m. Wnr•h•P •nd ~ ""' 111nd•Y kl'YICn 1·30 and 9;)0 • m. 1 4) A M County witlh .13,594,290; t:hlrd Wlldev $dtO(ll 10 30 • m. I Communion o was Alameda County with r1.urMl•v: ~Iv '""'"'""'ft<\ a. M~•''"• Oil ;i.mo su,z.~~!h•~v:,::',' servtru 6 on PM
• SI. Jeme• DIY SCllOOI R Ed ard p Allen I WedMICllJ Evenlnf1 $12,864,840. Corona dtl Mtr ev. , w • . Bibi• atud7 bOllJ' 7:30 p M. I
ST. MICHAEL ANO ALL ANGELS Telephone LI 8·57ll
5th A••· a. Mart<l•rlte. CIR ~5 t100 •114 f:U a.m. I Residence Phone LI 8-2047 I
$Ul'CllY S.rvku t :U e.m.
Old Cowboy c:t~ M':• Rev. John w. Donaldson RELIGIOUS ST. JOHN THE DlVlNE, Ll 8-8326
Dies in Boots 2043 Oranie Ave. Cat B•r,::t;!00 •"" 11:00 '"'· SCIENCE·. SUncl•Y Servl«t t :OO y p F A:lO DEiNVER (AP) -Al Rob· 1un11ev '<l'lof>• Holy comm'"''°" •:30 a. 10·00 Dr Ernest Holmr~
biU, who rode horses unlit he H~~"ti.ngton Beach Rev. William E:. Littlewood Foundn
Christmas Day as hr sal B2:l6 1-;lhs Avenue woMEN'J Clufl rocking on a porch . I Ir was I 00 end 10·00 • m. 4~ IOI~ SI M11ntlnolM ~ .. ,.
HARBOR TRINITY 11
BAPTIST CHURCH
Baker St. k Falrvit>w Ave
COSTA MESA
ROBERTS. HESS. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
HARBOR ASSEMBLY
OF GOD CHURCH
Phone 545-5771
nr1• .Jo· eoh Trucks. Pa~lot
1007 W V1t·11111a. ('osla Mc~a
Tbe
Cbnttb ol OfUveranc:•
SllllOAV kl>ool . • • . • tj A M. l SUNDA y
Morn1,,. wot1ht' 11-00 A.M. Sundav School . . . 9:45 A.M
&•Piiat Trelnlnt Union •.00 P,M. Worship . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 A.M
1 oo P.M. 1 Evanizelical Service 7:30 P.M.
YP Service . ... 6:30 P.M.
WEDNESDA y I W&DNESDA't Prayer Meetloiz .... 7:30 P.M _ '~a\'f!r ~rvlce . 7:30 P.M
Evenlno Strvl~ .
Attend Church Regularly was 98, died wit:h his hoots on S1'. Wll.FRll> S, LE 6-9295 suMo. 11 • m I
tM '";<';•,, ~t'"'Ctt 1 oo pm, A•• 1111• Hawkin•, Pl>Mr '-6 tin v~. I :...........~~---~-------~--~~
LI 1-6866
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Ameriu.11 Bapttat CoD"11tlOI la ..... It
Cotll .. 1'alrYM• Road aoa ,.,., Dr!ve, Co.ti MHa
Ch\lrch Schnol t:30 1.m.
•Cl.t.Utt fOT AU A .... , Ennln• Wonhlp T·OO p la.
Mnn1111J Wonblp ti :00 a,llL W9da. Bibi• itudJ • Prayu ·
su.,..rvlHd Nuntt'J for 111 SU'Vleu MMUnr .. .. .. .. 7:00 p.-. Mt.bterr MSLYIH V, TA1'L01t
VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
9151 Adams Ave., Huntington Beach
S.S. 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
Evening Worship 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Service 7::!0 P.M.
JAMES s. DOLIN, Pastor 5:16-9810
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I CONGREGATIONAL
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Rll HellOtrope A ftllUe C~!'Ona del Mar, Calif.
MORNING WORSHIP
!"341 and 11 A.M.
Churrh Srhool cla~~f'8
!I ~o 11 m.
~111 <rn for holh hour~
F<lll'1n l'. Gflmkc. Mrn1~1rr
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
Dr. P. G. Neumann
tndecendent -Bible Baottat
I Sant.a Ana Avt .. at Maooll•
Coste M ...
I SUNDAY
I Sund_, School , . . 1:45 a.m. Worship Service . . 11 :OG e.m
t'raioioe Uni0J1 . . . 6:00 o.m:
t::1cnln11 Service . '1-CIO om.
WEONF,SOAY
I r ,1u•r & Rih11' ~1utlv 7 .f'ICl om
l'r111"' '>irtt1ne R on nm
Bohbitl iierved llS a rlrp11ty --==============--=---=-=~-==---==~-=
tl.S. marshAI in the Cherokrr
St.rip or Okll\hom:\ h<-forc the
hind ru~h. llr lalt'r \\as fl
rodeo performer.
Attend ~ the Church of Your Choice This Sunday
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·u .. s. Wins Doubles; Cup Victory Near
Grid Menu •
Gator Bowl
Tops Agenda
Coffey
San Diego
UCLA, Michigan Clash
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For Ca~ Classic it e
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Yanks,
Weather ----
Sizzle
Showdown
Set Saturday
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Pirates Sail Off With Crown
Cout.ra easily o~ed au competition to wtn the
Southern Seriea crown.
OCC, as UJUal, wa1 ~
lone junior college entered a g a i o s t the four.year
achools.
ol the time U1 tint. Orin Riddell and Tom
Schock, altentate 1kipper1.
allo did a ba.n(.up Job. Don
Entrikin, Carl Strombtr&. John Markel, Tom Skinner
and Bick Tonka acted as
crew membtrl.
Ume and aialn nosed out
Ute @er crew.
Nlnt races were held
dally.
UCLA C30).
LHdmg the Pirates to the
crown was team captain
Cal Prf''llon and vf'ltran
Sldp Riley, who consistent-
ly placed In the tor> thrN>
poAit ions in each race-most
Long Beach State. led by
the outstanding Henry Sco-
Jlel<t. ~ the bluer;t
threat to1'0d'C'1 domination.
but the determinf>'f r1r~'"'
Team acorln1 wat u fol ·
lows : Orange Coast (163 1,
Long Beach State <tS.'\l.
fal Poly, San Luis OblsDO
(tttl. San Diego State (l~l .
Occidental 11021. Univtrsltv
of CaliW::nia at ~rkf'lf'l
(941, Claremont 1901, C&I
f'1•l\I ""fY'""~ , P'l 1 "",!
"We hid to win," Grant
joked tollowin1 the affair.
"Dick TUcbr 1-set an
lncredibly hlal'I stand.lq
with tht tootblJl ttam. W• •~ contemplltlnl uk1q th~ Paaldet:la Junior Cham·
her of CotlUD~ce to p1UC up
tM tunnels and fill the RoM
Bt>wl with water to allo•
Orange Coast just one more
1 rlttrn"ti there."
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Paterno, Hunter, Wojcik
Three Pirates
~All-American
Three 0ran1e Cout College football players joined
a lllaNtuctde4 cut. on the 10th annual Im Angelea
'ftmM.QrldlrOA lftdex . All·Amertcan team announced
today.
I.JnebacRr Roil Paterno. halfback
and cen.W' GNC Wojcik all earned
JamU,. Paterno ad Hunt·
Newport, Lions
Score Victories
By ERNEST LOPEZ lar Eddie GomalH, the 1J.ofta
Buketball action went ~ managed to hit cin1y 9> per
eeeood roood play at the cent from the floor while the
West.em Bee and Magnolia Pantbera 6lowly pulled ahead.
Cee cage tournament. today. Sunny Hilh came trcm a
but only two Orariae Coast 33-30 halftime lead IDd ex-
area clubs. N~ Harbor ploded for a 35 polnr teeaad 11 Bee. and Westminliter Cees, half to upend COlta Mela's bmd t.hem&elves In t h e Beee. The und«mamed Mw· ... were 1iadm on the ftrst
defeml'N club ... w 0-Jdk made tbe lleaDd Oflen-
lh'• unit.
--------chtmPioru~ bracket follow· tangl. su~ by the 12
Weeke.d tng 'lbunday'a opening te1· pomt effort of Bart Omrido
llMIL GUNS l'OI TWO -Hontinitoa Beach11 'Ed Ennel sparb a third
quarter Oiler rally with a drMng ahot wblle mate Ren Mttchell (54) looks on.
bmel potted 17 point.a as the OUen downed Mater Del, 58-52, to gu ton1th$'•
semtftnala of th~ Newport cage tourney.
Newport, Oilers
J1ft otmr Pltata Pl.I.Yer• ...,. ~ .... bl• mlnUoa holMD. Otll1. ,..._
!!1'1. Bm ~..... Bl fl wmra. Bob u.,.. -4 Joe ~ Cll ooc ..... aD tabbed.
Paterno, rugged 1m-pound
middle llnebacker wbo spell'·
bellded Orup c.out'• de-
,._ to u. 1111aout ~.
.,., one ot. tbl on11 ~
AJl.Amerlcan pleb. He WU
f1nt lauded bact tn 1981.
Earlier th1s year. Patenio
., .. pJcted n.nt teaJ1l All·
Amerlcan by the J, C. Grid
Wire.
Huttter. althou8b prlm.arlly
a offeuive p l a y • r for ~ Q)ut. WU uamed
f1nt t8am defcM • the
All·Eutml CcaflNDD9 team
MIKE HUNT!R
for b..11 f1ne punt retm'11 work ,_....._...,.....,......., --~-....,.. ...
and tbe Mv9n1 llarceptlons
be made.
All-AJMriean nl • et o r a aireed wttJs tbt d9dlion and
picbd tbe fleet baltback on r
tlle ftnt defenaive eleven. 1
8'oo. and the JO poilllll ~ Mark
T«n Hays' Ten continue Mc.Kenzie_ &tafed . ~ the TV S rts Mr bid tor the aee title 1.o-Lancers ~ d1te ttr.t half po airght at West.em. sq1tarln« off only to tire in the flnal going.
....,...,
, .... • "'~ C ......... "' AW ~ CllMINI 7.
12.lll ,.I'll.~ o.lfw1. ~ ,,,
with die winner of l.ellt night's SlDly HU.i. oo1fl0Jnted the
Gerden Gnw&-Auheim tut Meuaa beavlr tn the ftna1 at 7:S> tr\ the feature oonteat. ~quar1en. 14-4 in the tllird
W~er beaded into to· period and 21·12 Ill tbe fourt.b.
ct.y's action earlier. mHt1ng Twenty per on lboot.lDc
Sunny Hills thiB ~moon I t frclm tM floor Uo tpefled
5 p.m. at Magnoll3. doom for Costa Me.1'1 Cee
Newport e.amed the ri roopa a• Buena Pa~ an
to enter tonight'• eonteat th eiiJit to ten point l • • d
a wib!ring S2-tO cooqufllt of ~out t.be contelt tO» the
&erWte w hi 1 e W~ win. l>ennia TUJtey led. Vu.
kept Ma titie bope1 alive ~ tani 1airiot with five cckmt·
a 37-25 trouncing of West.em. en.
In othec Bee ectlioc, Smily HilLI shellacked Celt.a MeM. ._.
~. and Westmbter fell
before Orange 49-30. 'J1le Mus·:_"':, < .. , ., • m1:-',:'!:
Um.gJ tang1ied with 6anta Ana ~ "" " .._...
Valley to the OOdl01lttion = ~ co ~ ~ rcu.d tJoday wblle Weftmin· c.n.. m> o m .\r. *' met Buena Pan, ., tn .,~~~':, :::-::-= ccmolldon actkm. m. Cel dMsion ~ 1t Mq· .,!!"'';.-._,., ll#Wf Hiiie II, C..te
nolia tUdn 't tum out much WM A..., C•> I•> er.-II.,... !I I " Cit! Ditter belt.er for area crews M La ~ u 1 " <•11 .....
IWJra defeated Huatin&tDn C:J:'.J1~1 ~ ~ ~= ~ch, 31·26, 'Wtdle Buena Gett•rt m1 o m z'"''-p __._ ... _..___. "-'• M··· i<'WIM ..... w...,.,....,., -........ mn1. ~~. vua.. ....... Giit C2)1 Or-.. -,~ u1. 33-23. Today tlbe Oilen met~ 111.
In Tourney Semis
Wojdk, only a frelhman,
earned the pivot apot on the
MCOOd oUeuive team by
virtue of a tremtndaUs aea·
IOD. H• wu ~ly out-
risndbll !D ta. ~al ram•
with Mt. San Ant.ouio and ln
U'9 Dec. 14 Junior Bou Bowl
cla1aic.
the winner of the La Salle-Helftlme .,_., ~ n. Wllttft~ I••••••••-• Matnolia oodlllt wbile Oolt3 .,., n.
Tbrff other EutM11 Coo-
... _ _,_ •-h ..... ..,. ow"'" ference player• -Fullerton'• B1 GLENN WHITE The Pan""'rs are .__, wug w .. 1111111.ttr u • ,, ,..._. Steve Joyner, Ron Aartt ot
Newport Harbor and Hunt· 011 the boardl and they do a 00m1111uei 11 u 1• ,._,. Riverside and Ml San An· l.ncton Beach move lnto aemi-good job of ecortng from close WHTMINJTll 1 .. 1 tonio's Joe Keough -were
final• play toniiht of the 1ec· in under the bucket. ,. " ,.,. ,,. named All-Am~r!can.
ond 8DJlu.al Newport Optlmlat Jordan miJS~ tym, the~ ; : ~ : The teams were u fol· bl.IUtbl1l tourney. tournament sconn1 record for c~ , • > • lows·
Coech Eim.r Combs' Bunt-a 11ngte aame (83) in its lo~ :'.!..~ : : : '~ ·
, ..... 0 five will tackle defend· aided triumph over winless i.-rardl • " s ., FIRST TEAM
RON PATIRNO
.... -.,.(,.,. Lo"" San Moni IMrrwft 0 O 1 I o,,.,111 Ina toQrney cham,_,.. ... ta Ca. ,..,_,. O O 1 o I! ,,....,.,, w-.v. llf Ee•t Mlu lu'"4 -....... --..-"'°""'-""''"..._
8Mcb Jordan at 7 p.m. ulnt Meanwhile, HunUntton wu LAT"::.~ ,~ 1: 1! ,.: ~· :.:;:· Jt:"~ ~~c.n~· Emil Neeme'1 Sailor <l havint a U&bt atruagle with T: wu-· -.X: llf Tmr11-. T""
pl up acalnlt top-seeded Mater Del in a aloppily play-DOMINOUl~:·:.r ,.,. 1' g.,11~..-. Tedd. of Wit• Mollka.
Oomln&UP ln the 8:30 feature ed contest. H • .,.... 1 o t to. Hedllr, .-. llf .. " Frtfld-cc.
h. All 81 are at Co-P"'" o ' > , c11111. mate aam 1 Neither team looked like a CoullH 0 0 , 01'· SMtollen. Tom, c4 ll•kfflll•ld, C.lll rona del Mar Hl&h and flna s titl -nt n...._r f-the ":J:t "°'' o , , 2 o1. •••"· 1udr. 11t •••n11e1d. c~111. ~ .......... n1' "ht e ..,,, e ""' VI C""rcn 2 4 2 • • McCtelten, Mlkt, of J-. M ... I will be staged .,ai.unwY • hall. Both were cold from e OWeN 1 o o ' 1: c11e,.,....,, CorMll. o1 Tr111llMf st.
at the wne alte~g f\ndJ floor (Matel' Del hll 20.9 per ~~~· ~ ~ ~ ,: ~Wi1111nu. -· llf t -... en.
SaturdtY IC ,~ l 4 cent, the Oilers made 23.3 per ~;::.,.." ! l f : c.111• 0.,1N11 the game for 7th P~~ a t cent) for the flnt two per-11etc1 o , 1 t I! MAnol•. F~ri. of t-l4lldl. m the struale for i1W• fJ>O 1_ ... _ And H ntin.,.,.,.., st c~., • • > 20 c.atw P. ·• latio 1 .. ., be-uwt. , u e-~ I mo Mlltw 1 s , 1 1. ;.,._, • ...,.. llf """.,,.,,.· c.111, at 5:30. ConlO n PMV tb consistent effort was throw-r11a1t i. ,, n 11 '· a.1911dd1, Ll'M· "' 5"UOI"' eai11. Ii.DI at 7 and "'1!1 feature e Ing the ball away on b;ld •-'Y ...,,.,. X: ::':.. JF~ ~ ~::. ':~
l01ert of tonight 1 semis. passes l ont a..c11 JtnMll " "n ,,_" 0 ...-,-. oic.. 11t Hf' Oil•• ,.a.M.
aftttn n in con.Pa· · ""'• "'°"~ ' 11 10 1>-47 Olll•. 1'bll ~e Santa Mon-The score was close for u JottDMt ml ta. "•tenoo. 11011. et or1-CAest.
tJon br:kr vored Mater ~ most of those first two frames . ro " ,, ,,. ~~."· i.w•'-'· LA 11t cotumll'• ••'"· ~ irou~ont tan~ wlth and Mater Del lef~ the floor ~'!:'!~" 1
1 ', 1
2 ,•, :.•-t..-, Midi..,, llf '•" ''""'"'',,.,
W _ _._._..,_ (&·3()) er Del at intermission with a nar· Moe<"v 2 a i 1 c1111 c 111 H(.(JUIW~ v. • .. ~ .,., I d It Toby l'renlclln I o 1 2 e J--. llev, of l. A. Ha.-. • •
t "-1',bed f 0 f CODeOl&Uon l'OW .-T"""1 f!a ' WIS &amt J I J 7 1 ' Hunttr, Mllte, ol Oran.. Coeal,
• \AU Page'• bucket with one sec· wa1111e11 > • 1 10 c..111.
honon. et th ?Mn· ond left in the half ""11.cb put ~:-~ ~ l ~ ••tg.,",01111~AM HunUnstoD UPI . bte ,... &., coach Nash Rivera's troopt on a.o:1.., • j 1 ,, 1 G011u•es. "-'·· of NI Oil'• arcba ThundaY 1UI ' .--. l'ett.noft 1 1 I , AIJA. Oki.. GREG WOJCIK ....t..n-~ ..,;_._,... lta top. TOl•lt n 11 10 1' 1. Wltdter, Didi, !If ltktnlltld, C:.111, -----------wuu. ........... • ~-,._, T y -, Cllri.. f1' Cebt111o. C:.111. JnOlt 1m~W abowinl of Both c;luhl wanned up uom IAlfTA MONICA ccn T: "•"•'· J•. flf W111111. "'""•·
the campatin in dumpil'lg thed ~ in thean thin1 q~ "•-' ~ ~ ,.~ 'ro ~~ •. LM, c•.,_ o1 Nort!IMJ""' <ir'ollmlmt of San Dlego, 61· an 1.1uu&I re y aee-aa~. ·~ I 1 I II G. Aerts. "°"' llf .,...,,,.. C.111
Ma•-r Del ....__ .... _... a """Ven· l(ll<fltfl 1 2 j 4 c. Woltlll. G,.... of Ort"" ,_,, 29. ""' UVtliH~ ..,. Wtoe, 1 3 4 I Ct llf •
.....__ ... "" .. ,,, -··llfled for a point edge CM-27) wtth five SMrlt 3 1 1 1 01 l(t111t11. J ... ., M. &en """"'°' UVIUUI••-'I_. 1..1 d Elc:kJ 0 1 J I Celll. ahot at the Sallora by wiu~ minutes to 10 in the perto . Hernar>det o z • 2 1. JM•· J 1,,,, o1 ,......,r., .,,,, ...... w--·-.... -.,~ and However Com bl' f 0 r c es 11-ller 0 0 1 0 •. .. •• ..,. J•'· llf , .. ,1 ltlv .... Ml ... y••I -wuua.._ • ' • , Tot alt 17 IS 2S '1 a ltll. Tom, ol C•"'trtlfl. Ol<Je. Jordan trampled Santa Mon· came back to tie thln~s up at · DI"'""
Oil City
Cage Loop
lea 79-47. 41-all as the last quarter was 1IG'a&"""'"I '"" 'Y OU•"';', 7 ._,. :· ~'::.';.,~~m, .:'.~:~'· ~·11~:"eodl· OCIAN v1 aw TIACMIU 1641
l'O l'T l'I' Tpt ... ;A__,... came throu&h with ready !or action. H•w,or• u 21 u 16-61 c.111 • · ,_,....,.. f T -·· ''°''-· el CerrllM. C&Jll the top team performance o But the close clash sudden· N1w,.011r cm l. s...11h. it.11. et LO'lt 11 .. ch. ca111 ~~=
the four names Thursday as Jy broke open as the OIJtT"s ~• ..,. ,,. T" o. H1r111eu, aurt1..,, llf w""~""i11l"'u w•-"""' ,, . M l¥Hfl ' 0 I • G Rt-. ~ of Oltnd•I•. • • • .... Jeck Ferguson. Chip orvay oiled up t~lr offensive attack r.._._ t t o • t • ,. • ...,., Miit•. .. -1~. '•111• llutw
••d Don Larson came up "'"d ran for a fllt 10 polnU 'et1t1111 , I t • t i . ur,..."· •tm ... •f,~ /"•~., ''* ... , ..,, Kt11Y 0 0 1 O 11. $ertori.. Jtm, nl "·~• • Munttlltr with exceptional efforts. in the flr1t four minutes of "'f10tr•l4 o e 1 o • M•""'""· Jt .... f!I H•rtn•11 '•111 c 111 "•'ed"'
0 1·1 1 1 u •10 , )6
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ti 11 ' 1 0 0-0 0 0 e o.o o o The Tars ran uo a 15-7 lead the perlod. ~::""" ~ ~ ~ 1: •· .,....,, ~.:... flf 5"" n .. .,._._ · k 1tm1e11
&t the quarter, then put the Meanwhil"" Mater Dei was Mervav s D ' u tt••• OtL .a-"'• Lofldel!Ua 1 0 0 4 win completely unm:r WNPI missing lt.s first 10 field goal "'"'' o 1 11 '
TOOLS en>
~· l'T ,,. T~
' 'i It with a torrid aecond and third trie11 or that crucial frame . ''1~:r. 2~ ~ 1: ~r HB Offe1•s =~=· J . period. Neeme'a charg~s. do· Huntington enjoyed a 51-41 coo11
lnJ,? everything with finesse. gap bef~ Ktller broke the HOtlMOHT,~lt~T' ,, '" • r::!"'"
1i11rged to a 3&-13 lead at half-ic• for the Monarch• with 3:31 How~ • ' o 1n Surf Film ~.,""
time and swelled the margin to go tn the game, 1lnkln1 a ~o::i;·• ~ g : •g ,,.
to !\l-20 after three quarters. free teas. ~:=' ~ : ~ ~ Top world surfers "Ill t>el "·'·
Neeme played his reservea But the Oil City group con· o1a1 '!\£,,. .. o o , o seen In action on film Sun-O••h
for the final.r:od ~,:~ Unued to hold its momentum r~;;.. ,: ~ : ~ day n.iahl at the JlunUrig. t:n. J
they man•I ou (and its lead), fiiflUng off a ,.,. 'Y ... ,._ ton Beach Elks Lodge. °""'' unlucky Grot1mQOt 1~W!: 90 desperate Mater t>eJ rally tn HUfln~ eeet11 10 u 11 11-se Screening of the color mov-~~-
Nnport ahot a 1 ...._., the closinl two mJnut.. Mater 0.1 11 u11 11-st le "Surftni Hollow Day" wW
per cent trom ~-fl~ r Ed Ermel and Gerard An-NUllTIN•Totl HACH Ill) begin at 8 p.m. ~th tl.26
Ute ftnt .~!1' w~ ..... ~ dersoo led Oiler scorln1 with '5 " ~~ '~ char&td for aJmlssion. ,_..,,. Jottn COL&tU conn-• on Ofty •= • 1 1 " A arlng in the featu re '~ Milt. 21.8 per cent of their lttftspta 1T and 19, retpectively. ~tldMI::• : ~ l ~ len ':r movie wtn hfl Phil Ed· lnm~. "'""·
!ft the cont.at. DomlftgUll found lhe IOlnf: :-·.~ ! ~ : ,; gd tabbed IS the wor)d'!i tllun!IY
Fe"rCUson lid Sailor KOrlnf toul)\ for a period a1ainst out-r.~~ 1 , • s ;::a~•t surfer. 1 c.~ 'd"
wilh 18 Wblle Morvay came cl&seed Westminster. ,n;:..., ~ ~ : ~
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throuJh wtth a dozen. O>ach Oeorae Ga1low11y's "••re• o 3 o .! Another hot 1t)'.)Otin1 night LloM trailed by only f:>ur To1•11 n 14 ,.
11tms to bf' the Tars' key pointa r 17-13l after a quart.er ~Tu D11,~11JT ~" T,.
aiainst a tall, toutb Domin· again1t \he heavily favortd '"'"'"' , ~ 1 •
pez club-a fot which fll· r>ona. And, hid tt not been ::;::1 ; ~ ? : .REXIJRTKE lr~~:m~~:ing $1595 11-m---~A.a......_, All Oomeatlc SERVICE ~ r.a... lnatalltd W'e3 to dominata tht board• for two blown cripple11, the 1Ca11er J 1 ' •
qalnst the Sailorl. Llona would have been tied ~::'.., : ! ~ ! WEST AUTO SUPPLY 'L:,c~li'*
Soccer Duel
Set Sunday
Mela ltarted action thll ·-
mottling ~ainst Anabelm. f:f!ft
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The SalJon jumped to 6D ._..,. Mit: HllM...,... lffdl -
early 1U ftnrt quart« lead ~"acore· u Coast Rangers return to and added 17 more pobWa iJ'I .., .... ._,, 1i. .. ...,.. 11' Hum.
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Sunday for a 2 p.m. match The 1fdire' Sailor bench, 13 ~~~%"1 g w ,.,~
11a1n.st City of Commerce In tn all, got into ttie aictb1. "',... w o m ~
a Pacif1c Socoer Leaiue col-A full court Jll'UI by Weat-,~.= i':."~*>'~ .. ~ llllon. em aocOl.lded for Wutm.1n· i1eut111 c'I, Ilea m • ......, 01 . -----------•ater'• Cee win. Wltb the tcore ~~ ._..: '-"•rt 1~ c.t.
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the P~ wmt tnto a full
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Westminster bruk it wttti
Jong passing th.at acrounted HAGGAR for eight consecutive pointli.
Rkhard Hara took high
point honors for the Llons. '695
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Kona Lanes of Costa Mesa scoring H points. Dave Pen·
will host Saturday's televi-hall followed. cooling off the
slon bowling show wbch fea-bench for eig!lt counters.
ture1 Dave Groom1 against Doug Gepbst paced Weft·
Luke Asberry. minster Bee ICIOring in Its men's wear
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Dear Gloom v G ns ..• I .,,
When are they goi"9 to instell sodium vapor Ughts
elong loc•I hi9hw1y1 to help d u r i n 9 heevy fogs.
Another men wa5 kilted recently. How rMny more do·
they n..07
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Pay Now and Sav.e ,
Austin Klplinger reports ln the
widely-read Klpllnger Washington let-
ter that it would be prudent for tax-
payen to Pftpay certain 1964 bills by
this comina Tuesday, Dec. 31.
And U would be especially wise to
~e nnt year's oharttable conbibu-
ti011S, all or in part. before the Tuesday
year-end. It will cost less after taxes to
make nm year's donations this year.
he aaya. Thia goe1 for the United Fund.
Community Chest. health groups.
churdlea and any other recognized
dwity.
He says that it it lJ possible to buy
next year's automobile Ucense plates
now, we should do it. Heretofore de-
ductible for !ncome tu purposes, they
will not be in 1964 and thereafter.
It's aJso a good idea to prepay
interest on mortgages and personal
loans. And if property taxes for 1964
can be paid now. that would be a good
thing to do.
Two rules of thumb: Push income
into next year when rates are expected
to be lower on all income. Pull deduc-
tible expenses into this year to get the
most from them.
That John Birch Ad
"businesses" that tile government now
engages in.
-Support locaJ police. This pro-
gram stems from right-wing opposition
lo many court deciJions the s001ety !eels
are preventing police from taking
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I DIDN'T· MEAN IN MOSCOW ..
. '
·A11en. Sooit
~ ROlllT s. ALLIN and ,AUL scan
... ...
,Tbe Loni trouble-pJaaued U.S. lnformadoo Aalftcy
1 beaded Iott a new upheaval In both peno1mel and
rgtnhaUonal aet.up.
Major chanrea due are aa follows:
Director P.dward Murrow and Deputy Dlrtctor
1onatd WUaon WW leave. Murrow ls iOUtg on bis own
nltiative, as a conse-
1uence pf his recent lung
cane.er operation. While playback eUects of our
he haa returned to b Is . statementl.and action~ en I
teak for short perlodl, be seek !_o aY,otd. -ynneceuny
·ta.a been unable to re· tnc:reuu ~ tn • tenaton tr·
f 11 .,..,i 'te: he tween•\f>e n ,t, P4 U.S.S.r. , 1ume u •~"'v1 . ....,, ,
\U notlfled denl which wtu tender more di •
lobhlon of the desire to ftcult the Procell of com·
·estp. munlcatlon ln 'en.a lnd
The USIA to ION u. in.. non<ri.Ma lituadoca a D J
lependent atatua and a.a&¥> project to the ltM com·
>e made a part of thf State mua1ty an ~c Im.al• of
>epartmenl The a&ency U.S. pu.rpo1e1.
NU ullder Stat. Depcrt-<>then that bav. dtpre.
nent jurtadlction iD the eated the USIA art t b e
Zllenhower admlnlltratioo Spracue Committee, named
'ut wq made autooom~ b1 President ElleDhower;
by the late Pres1deat Ken· the Herter Commltt.M, 1p-
1edy wbeD Murrow pve up pointed by P?'e3fden't Ken·
'tls career aa a prominent nedy, and Brooldnp IDSU·
·adle>-TV btoadCAilttt to tuUon . All reported .td· ·~me dlrtttor. veraely on the agency.
TJUS 8WITQl·BACIC Is
clng made on the ~m
l"lendation of Seer. Dun
Ru1k., supported by Rep.
John Rooney, D-N. V ..
chairman ol the Approprla-
Uon.s rubcommJU.o t h a t
handle• tM budpta of t.be
S t a t e Department and
USIA. Lut week the John Birch Society bou&bt and paid for a full page adver·
tiaement in the DAILY PILOT to solicit
public support. A few readers jumped
to the wholly false conclusion that
publication of the Birch message con-
stituted endorsement of its contents by
this newspaper.
To refuse to accept such an ad
would be to violate our own precepts
of .freedom of press and speech. The
Birch ad was neither libelous nor in
bad taste so it was _published and clear-
ly 1.Jbeled "Advertisement.''
~~;:Wn~~ve action against Everyday Prohlem.s
-A program to spot "errors" -of
Rooney hu been crltJcll
of the USIA'• effectivenea,
particu.lu17 behind t.bt t.roo
Curtain. Jt la hi. betsef
that rut.oration to the state
Department'• autborty will
improve the aaenc1'• effl·
cleocy and aan mOMy.
Other conlfellioaal ct1t1c•
are b.lahl.1 1keplcal of tlth
tr l.lkelibOod.
EAGER BEAVERS-Now
that the official mourning
period iJ over, watcbJor a
lot ot activity boOmlng
Peace Corpe Director Sar·
86Dt Shriver for Vice Pres·
ident. Privately, the late
President's brother · in. law
f.l"ankJy admit.a he is very
rnuab iatensted Jn being
Pretldent J oMIOll 'S run· nm, mate and planl are
ln the mating to pUlh that
ambJden. With that in
mlnd, ~ wtll It.ave the
Peace Corpe in tba 1prin1.
He a1ao 11 keeptna an eye
Oft the posctbruty ol nmnin&
for aowmor ol Illinois.
Statements in the Birch ad not·
with.standing, the fact is that the
society reafiirmed its long-established
objectives-J.nc1uding the ones which
have brought the group condemnation
for intemperance and "fright peddling"
-only wt week.
In an interview with a staff cor-
respondent of the Christian Science
Monitor, John H. RouuekJt of San
Marino, western regional governor of
t.he society, ticked off some major ob-
JectJves:
-Impeachment of Cbief Justice
Earl Warren, which Rousselot describes
as "a program to awaken the people to
the lack of conUtutiooal principle being
expressed by our highest public of·
ficials."
-Get the United States out of the
United Nations, on grounds that the
world body Is "under the operational
control of the Communist conspiracy."
-Encourage "local busi nessmen
not to purchase Communist-made goods.
-Plug for passage of the so-called
"liberty amendment," which advocates
the sale to private ownership of various
MeGlll
fact and statement in the mass com·
munications media.
-To "bring more light to the civil
rights movement." Birch members be·
lieve that the civil right& movemmt is
directly lied to Communlat attempts to
stir race hatred in America.
Rousselot trod somewhat more
lightly than the society's founder and
bead, Robert W~ch. AB recently as Oct.
25, Welcfl renewed his accusation that
former President Ei!enhower was
guilty of treason and that John Fosler
Dulles, the late Secretary of St.ate, was
a Communist. In. bl& ne.wsletter, Welch
characterized Eistllhower as "a ded.icat·
ed., conscious agt!IU of the Communist
conspiracy." ,
The society'g adverti8ment used
assassinaUon of President Kennedy to
advance an argument that the Birchen;
are best qualified to fight Communism
-a rather remarkable line of reasoning
considering t!he society's previous re-
marks about Mr. KeMedy.
R.ousellot's comments make it clear
nothing has really manged il13ide the
John Birch Society. Robert Welch still
runs things and Robert Welch would
rather turn American against American
by sowing seeds of suspicion than ad·
vance a rational campaign for better
government.
A Death anf]AJ' Memory
By RALPH McGILL
There was a small item
from Bonn, Germany, that
Erich Ollenhauer was dead
at 62. He was the long-time
leader ot the Social Demo-
crats.
In a time when Social·
lst.s are equated with Com-
mwmta by the e~treme po-
litical right and as obstruc-
tionist fools by the Com-
munlJta, the story of Erich
Ollenhauer and of heroic
and mainJ.f.lcent Kurt Schu·
macher ts worth telling.
These two were chiefly re-
sponsible for the survivaJ
and vitality of the S o c I a I
Democrats and for much of
the momentum t o w a r d
democratic processes in
Germany. ..
IN tm OLLENHAUER
was a candidate for t h e
chancellorship of Germany
He wu defeated by Konrad
Adenauer. German pros-
perity was at its be!lt The
Christian Democrats had a
11logM, "You Never Had Tl
So Good " Ollenhauer was
further handicapped by a
lack of oratorical and per-
sonal glamor. I talked with
him in the Socialist party
headquarters In Bonn. In
the hallway of that same
building was a bronze bust
of Kurt Schumacher
Ollenhauer said, In re-
calling Schumacher. that
every civilized man owed
a debt to him. In that we
are in debt to all those who
have sood against tyranny
and moraJ inequities, Ollen-
hauer was right.
IN 1932 K U RT SCHU-
MACHER was a Socialist
member of the RJeichstag.
He was a brilliant orator
and a fearless man. was
Schumacher Hitler and his
booted storm troopers were
then forming . Schumacher
stood one da v in the Reich -
stag and said of Hiller anrl
his program that he and
It appealed only to ''the in-
ner i;winishness in man "
Soon thereafter Hitler
came to power. Schumach·
er refused to leave Berhn
Friday, December 27. 1963
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-Thomos A. Murphine, -Editor
Walter Burroughs, Publisher
Charles Neiswender N. Paul Nissen
Businen Managtr Assistant PubUsher
Thomas KeevU , Editorial Dlre<'tor
Member Associated Press United Pres~ International
Member Audit Sureau of C1rcuJatJon1
Mcmht-r California Ntwllpaper Publishers Association
One of HlUer's fint acts
was to Jail Kurt Schumach·
er. For 15 years the Social·
ist leader endured humilla·
ttons and deprivations with·
out breaklng. He w a s
starved. He was left In un·
heated ceUs in the deep or
bitter winters. When war
came he was transferred t.o
Dachau. one of the more
infamous of the concentra·
lion camps. There he con-
tracted tuberculoois.
AT WAR'S END Schu·
macher w a s freed. He
came out of Dachau to find
himseU the only top Social:
i1>t leader still in Germany.
I In 1933 Ollenhauer h a d
elected to nee Germany
and Hitler. He went to
Prague The Germa11s
came In 19.18. Ollenhauer
fled to Paris. Paris fell In
1941. He escaped to Lon-
'1on. In 19"'6 he rtturned to
r.ermany ar.d was tlected
df'puty to Kurt Schumech·
er. I Of three Socialist~ who
had bf>en member11 of the
Reichst.ag with Schumach·
t>r In 1932, two had been
executed on Hitler's orders
and one had died in a bomb
raid.
Schumacher had an un-
ders'..andina and a hatred
for Communism t h a t
matched his feelln&s f o r
Hitler's philosophy. He re-
ferred to them as "Naz.ls
In red paint." Germany's
Socialist party wn a1ml>st
nonexJs~nt. Schumacher.
frail, slowly dying, put It
together again. Someb o w
he manaied to speak, lo
work . to inspire He lived
to let thf p11rty vftallty
comlnJ hed.
A Suppressed . Fear . . . ...
BJ Elltwortb ~ IUclt.~top
Next Wednesday we sbaU
tear the old. calendar· down
and replace it with a brand
new one. Some of us are
going to do il rather fear-
fully. It's a brand new year
and we don't know what 15
ahead!
Some of us do! l have ·a
Ct'iaa6' VI 11 h ~ Jrho
~b)y' woo't .ee • •r y much ol the· year 19M. J
know of .noU>e~ person who
!las to make a big deeillon
No matter wtiJcb patfi , shl'
chooses to take, it ls goinl?
to be dltflcuJt. The year
1983 has been so good to
some of ua! U only H
could go on u we ba\e
been doing! I guess t h e
most lmporta,nt fear ~e
have not expressed rs· one
that we· hue suppres5ed ..
the.f~r of stayin&JJu rut.
YOU lll':MEMBER thf
ual diddt reallre her ln· mJ.ktnl anJ habit changing
nate capacity to end\tre~ most marked. To anyone
She d!dn't know truly what who -esserts as a dogma ,
all her assets were. 'Human nature never
She forgot what Dr. changes! it la fair to reply.
Hocking said about people · 'It is human nature to
"Human nature ls the most change itaelf.' "
plutlc part of the living So then Jet's tear the old
world, the moat adaptable. calendar down and replace
Of all .Qt~ ~41• ti is it. ynth ~new 9ne! We are
man ~w rto r1'•b,e:redity ready to move up to 1964. coun~ ledt, ~ .aofl. ~ lri>wlni that n can ed·
scloua ding fo~ for just td almolt a.ttytblag. If
moat. anybM ii unwilling to ~
thfs tt 1s time for hlm to
rt!!lign• from the human
race! And someone e I s e
wilt ~ord it so, on a cal·
endar!
CONSIDER THAT man's
:.nstinct.s are lea fixed, bi8
brain mogt unfln.lahed at
birth, hi1 powers of habit . .
.Dal Boyle
Aleocf.lttd Prhl Cotumnl.t
good old days when bt the
winter it was so easy to••••••••••••••••----
drive horses. All you had
to do was to let the reins
hang on the dash board
and Ole Dobbin would lakr
you wherever you wanted
to go. The wheels conven·
:enUy followed a rot ln thl'
road. But in the springtimP
driving was a-Utt.le morP
difficulL There would be
several 'rutl. in the road
where the spring thaw had
made progress.
One o' my friends recall~
this sign that he saw on
a road once: "Take carP
which rot you choose: you
wffi be ln it for the nP~I
25 miles." There are ?.fi'i
'ong miles ahead and somP
er us are hoping to be in
the groove !
WHY IS IT that we are
afraid of that which is new•
The unfamiliar is terrify.
ing! We have a certain
sense of security in thal we
know what our problem~
are and though we are anx
lous to t.ackle nrw exper-
iences we cannot J')<'lssihll
foretell what all the proh
lems will be Furthermnrf'
there is a dee~i>:?aled dr
sire to .-emain as wP 11rrr
as children.
A psychl;Jtml as~rcl .1
JO.yea r old boy why hr Jlf'r
slsled in actinJ! likr a hah'
and he replied, AN·1111•r
I'd rather h4' a hab' \ 011
NEW ORLEANS, La. -
Thia may come u a sur-
prise. but 10me persoM
juat can't stand Mar d l
Gru.
They can take it U 1MIC·
es11ary. The y ha~ to
take lt if . an Important
business aaodate pops in
from out of toMl 8Dd ex-
pects to be Uken for a tour
of Bourbon Street and then
eq>09ed to • Mardi Gras
parade.
STRJCl'LY SPEAKING,
Mardi Gru is only one
day, the tumultuous climax
oC myth, mbth and f anta.sy
on Shrove Tuesday. Car·
nival refers to the entire
celebration .
The purist insists on the
daiinction but for tbe pub-
lic in general and visitors
in partlc'l1lar. Mardi Gras
means parades and the ac-
companying frenzy.
WHEN T H 0 U SANDS
along the parade route yell
at maskers on f l o a t s ·
·•Throw me something!"
and then scramble child-
like for Japanese gew-
gaws and C?.ech baublea, the
Mardi Gr~aters are ab-
sent.
An introverted M a r d t
Gras.hater will m u r m u r
sometrung about a splitting
beadadle that kept him
f.rom the cheering throngs.
An extrovert will put it
bluntly: "I didn 't go; I
hate parades."
SOME DISIJKE Mardi
Gras eolely because it dis-
t'UpQs traffic. Admittedly it
does marl ltreet traffic,
bus and street c.ar schedul ·
es a.re temponrily ilUr·
rupted, eveey p e r k i n g
space is filled and eome
pmting l~ seize the o~ l>ortunf ty to add a bit to
their fees.
Some swore off Mardi
Gras when they became
embittered while standina
in a cold driz:zle waiting for
a parade only to find it had
been dlneeled because or
the weather.
IF IT 18 absolutely nec-
essary to leave the house
during Mardi GTas, the hat·
er will drive miles out of
his way. Even so, he is
likely, to find himsell halt-
ed suddenly by M unex-
pected six..,Jock neighbor·
hood marching society.
But for one who hates,
ttlere a.re thousands who
woulm 't thinJc of missing
a minute of the Gttatesl
F'ree ~ on Earth.
See yoo next Mardi Gras
It'll be Feb. 11.
get mort i;ervice ·· \\ 1· 11 ~~~;nia::w~~-=,...!/!'IS•s=~=-'!~MilfllJ•~m
most of us dn not crt 11"
red carpet service I hat 11,.
would like to get. bul lhrrr
Is just enough truth in wha1
the 10.year old said In 111
Grassroots Opinion
dicate t h a t Wl' ha1" ~~;mt:r.11iii11-..i•••11.1emm<~maz::::iaic=m• enjoyed maximum ~ecurilv / ,
and haU! to gamble on llir Cla}1ep. N..M., Leader:
unfamiliar "The bureaucrat.& Md their
MAYBE IT IS Goon lhi!I
we don't know what thr 111 ture bolds for us .Ju~t th.-
other day I heard so111rrinr
say. "I never woulcl h;n,.
been able lo J!o lh11111i!~
what r did lhl!I !.iq \!·~·
If r had known \\ h~t \I ,1<
'aofn$t to happen , IW'fnri 11
dJd happen " Thi~ 1n1!1 ••I
poU llcian 'Boy Fridays'. are
increasingly resentful, and
almost tnvarlably {lrestn1 a
'who dares to crlliciUI Cae·
sar'' attitude when con.
fronted with the grow1n~
groundswell or unfavorable
public o p I n I o n resulh.nJ:
from Ul~lr U~rf>hi~ JJ')wer~
nevrr Intended under the
Amerkan constitution. Any
individual or orianlzaUon
who stJcks a thorn in the
11ensltive hide of the usurp-
ers is subjected to ridicule
or implied association with
poUUcal actlon groups, and
if these fall his or her char·
acter is assaUtd Objection~
10 their onwpotence could
only originate from rxtrl'm·
11t~: ultra-rightists t1r thr
'lunatic frlnit'."
They pOt out the Ame
cori~nUon wu made when
the la.st change took place
in 1953 -wU.hout ruults
Rusk wants USIA under
his direct control on tht>
ground th•\'• necessary to
"implement" foreign policy
both at borne and abroad
He holdl the agency ii an
lntecrat pert or the admin-
istration of foreign policy
"THE J S SUE S AT
STAKE" -President John-
son qreea wlth Rusk. Also
strongly l.nflueodng t h e
Pruident ls the fact that
USIA has been repeatedly
usailed by both govtm-
ment and private authori·
tits.
A number of cMgression
al committees have probed
USIA. Latest of these ln-
vestigationJ is one n o w
under way by a HoUN For-
eign Affairs 1ubcommlttee
headed by Rep. Dante Fu-
~ll. O.Fla. 'I1l1s inquiry
hu produced sharply crit-
ical testimony.
Behind Rusk's aim to re-
gain domlnatioii over USIA
is a "posltJon paper" pre-
pared by the State Depart·
ment'11 P o I I c y Planning
Council and formally ·~ proved by the National Se-
curity Council under the
late President Ke.nnedy.
THIS SIGNIFICANT poli-
cy declMaUon, UUed "The
Issues At Stake," 1tatea In part:
"We must seek to indoc-
trinate our own people and
the peoples of tbe free com-
munity with a deeper un-
dentanillng of the Issues at
stake, emphasizing that the
existence or Commu,nlst re-
gime ln U.S.S.R., Cblna,
Cuba or other areas ls not.
in itself, an appropriate
cause of war.
"At the same time, we
should take account of the
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Au11ta.ot Defense Secy.
Arthur Sylvtillkr, of "news m~ent" fame , ll tak·
Inc a new tact in that field.
He bu •tarted firing up a
boom fer bis boss, Defeose
Secy. McNamara, for Vice·
President. While McNama·
ra ts an avowed Republi·
can. Sylvester sees that as
no obs~ to being John·
son's running mate. Al. SyJ.
ves11e:r' fiiures il that would
be en tdvantage as It would
rive the Democratic slate
a bipartisan slant." Also
becomi.D1 .ct:Jve are devo-
tees ol UN AmbM:aador Ad·
laJ Ste\l'en.son. They are
talkma of organl.ting a na·
tioowide chive to boom tbe
1952 and 1956 Democratic
standard .oea.rer for second
place on tile Johnson tldtet.
CRYSTAL BALL-Thue
is a good possibility the
long-pendini •n billion ta>.·
cut bi.11 won't emeTge from
the Senate Finance Com·
m.¥tee until gprlng. Me m·
bera of the commttue are
saying they don't expect
the measure to be complet·
ed befo~ April. They point
out that Harry Byrd, D·Va.,
chairman, while in no way
stallint on the legislatl.oo.
intends to have the com·
miUee consider It line by
line. and as it is lengthy
and complicated, t hat
means a lot of time will
be necessary before it's fin·
ally wrapped \lp.
Alling Sen. Cl.air Engle.
D-Oaiif., ia atill "~ much
up in the e..lr about seeking
another term, but be has
definitely made one decl·
lion: He liq no Intention
of re.lgning. He is making
that clear to Califomta ad
other Democratic leaders
wtlo ha.ve been sounding
him out on quiWng before
the 1964 campaign so a
Democrat can be named to
his seat and oampai8'l H
an incumbent. Eacle la in·
sl.stini on holding on until
he decides what be intenda
to do about nmning again.
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1 HOUSES llOR SALE 1 HOUUI 'OI. SALE
GINlllAL GINlltAL
a. glance ""ck • • • a long · 1~ fol:Wmlr .~n '8 . -~ .. .
Spirit of th~· Sea~on
I OUR SEASON'S 'GREETINGS •••
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At this time of reverent ind loyous feetlvltl .. we wllh te think 1Wef Y9" whe heft utU~.eur .a.rvlc11
to mutv1I benefit. We resolv. to continue our policy of c.,....._ MrWiee .•...•. the pellcy ~kh we · llel~ ht1 -...n the chlf 1fector In our achievement H C1Ufornl1'• IMckr ln1...,_ ...... • . . · •.
To elf of you from ell of us 1tW1lktr a· LM, we extenill1best wl1hft .fer·"-helhll'ay ......... .-.ta. New
YMrtoc..,,.. . . _,_
WILLIAM O. THAGARD, V.P.
~ (M1n19er • C.M., Newport)
Corona Del Mer Off.)
MERLE I RDTIMAN ,
.Aut. Manager Costa Mese Off.
EVE McCAUGHEY
BEN FORTIN
WARNER MOTHERSHEAD
GERALD O'BEIRN
JEAN ROL~·
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IOIES . .RIQCMD
109 OLSON .
HELEN CA vwpoo
ROBERT CA YW.000
WILLIAM CUNNIN6HAM
STEVE GNASH
FRANK HOVdRE .
RALPH PREETO,
• A11t. M1n1ger Corona del Mar
Office
• • PETE BARRETI
CHUCK COLESWORTHY
FRANKIE CONNOR
TOM ·DEARTH
TREAT YOURSELF
to a family gift. Cost will be $450 down to you.
3 bedroom home in excellent condition. Well
paced in a landscaped yard loaded with rose bu.sh·
ea and fruit trees, too. W. &L .• Inc. Open Eves.
Ml 6-7711
NEED A BUSINESS LOCATION?
We have a lot, Y.1 ,-tlmt has a rented house and
pl6Dty ot room for another busness with access
from two streets. Can be purchased for Jl9,500.
W.lrL., Inc. Open Eves.
..J Kl 5-9491
2760 E. Pacific Cout Hi9hw1y
CORONA DEL MAR
675-3171
AL SALtSIURY
JACK ~ONNOR
ELMER ALLEN
HAZEL FORTIN
DAN LEE
CYLDE NELSON
RUTH PETERSON
IETTY HICKS
MICKI MacDONALD
JACKll 6ROENDYCtcE
WUE ~THY. sa:.
TEflAY ftUNTON, ·SEC.
TRADE FOR TRAfLER. OR
BUY WITH $-tSO ·DOWN
3 bedroom home with Wpla and ~pea. l*uti·
fully malntatnecl. Hua• Jvd with ~ trees and
shrubs ii i4etl for chllclren. tl&,000 .. W.ltL., Inc.
Open Eves.
Kl S.'491
MESA VERDE -$18,900
Spuklln* clWrf~QID· with bup bedroOm.a. 2 bllhl, new W)w and drape., WU.tn
kltdren, lotl "' chlelit an planter wort. lMitt value in the area -wben you see it you will atret.
1900 down, or with a Gr lotn. NO DOWN PAY·
M.ENT. W.&L., Inc. Qpen Evea.
67i-l171
LET YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU
with thia local income property. A ar<>a annual
return of $271000 can bt youta with tMae 19 Gar·
den Apartment units in C<*a Mesa. Excellent ex·
isting linancin& and an amioua owner will consider
trading for vacant property. t205,000. C&ll W.&L.,
Inc. Open Eves.
Ml 6-7711
FOR MOTHER -IN-LAW
or dad or any member of the .family, there's a sep-
arate guest auite .ttacbed by breezeway to th i s
custom ~ullt home in Newport Hm,ht!. Widow
must sell, ad tt'1 • dandy buy, because the la?lge,
level lot alone ia worth the p.rioe of '20,950 -
with just ,2,100 down. W.&L., Inc. Open Eves.
675-liil
4 BEDROOMS -$17,900
\~~ ~! rNo better buy in the area. Spa·
ldu~room with brick fireplace. Carpet·
in1 and ~. 2 baths, large covered patio.
BreU!ut area for the kiddies. l'inandng? $800
down FHA or NO DOWN to qualified GI. W.&L., J
Inc. Open Eves.
675-3171
.ET'S TRAO.E-
llhil-prl$.entioua 3 bedroom ho~e overlooking the
~ to the Htrbor. 'I'b1.-ii available for a
trt'de into a 4 bMr6om home in the Weatcllff,
Baycrat area. Take advantage of the excellent
Bayside Drive leasehold at this dis.tinguilhed ad·
dress. Ust your equity now. W.&L.. Inc. Open
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Ml 6-7711
WILL TRADE
4 bed.room POOL home for smaller home. 1Sx3~ft.
pGC)l ta m uetlltnt condition. Cozy fireplace, fam·
ily room and 1 ~ baths. Walking distance to Har·
bor ShC?P.ping Center and to schools from kinder·
prten through college. W.&L., Inc. Open Eves.
Kl 5-9491
$950 DOWN ~ famow "T" plan in Mesa Verde. Separate
muter suite with bath plus 2 bedrooma for the
~dren in the West wing. Electric kitchen and
family room, 2 separate yards and patio areas.
Lowest price "T" in Mesa Verde at $20,500. W.&
L., Inc. Open Eves.
• .Kl S-9491
E-Z TO CARE FOR TROPICAL
ISLE SETTING
surrou.n.dl thiJ beautiful H.a.waiiJ.n Modem Pool
home in aclu.stve Weatclif:f. 3 bedrooma, d.lmng
"L", all electrlc ktt.chen and carpets, drapes are
all included features in this comf«table '44,500
home. Don't miu this!! W.&L., Inc. Open Eves.
Ml 6-7711
BACK BAY
See this home wittt large lhing J."OOID. family roorn.
2 fireplaoea and bullt-i.na in a friendly club-like
nedghborh~. The covered lanai, the landscapi.J1g
and decor show true pride of ownership. 2 blocks
to proposed park. '27,950. W.&L., Inc. Open Eve~
Kl 5-9491
FANTASTIC VIEW
of ocean. Catalina Newport Bay, and at nigM.
thotl!l.nds of glitt;fuig lights. The beat view prop·
erty we have seen in some time. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths loads of storage space, formal dining ar'!a.
all electric kitdlen. One of the most exclusive arMs
of Newport Beach. Price is $39,500. W.&L .. t·1c
Open E~s.
675-3171
FOR ONL Yi $2 000 DOWN Now you can live \.D th1s cozy 3 bedroom Eastst<le
home. Spacious living room with .fireplace, cllr·
peting and large dining area. Hardwood floor~.
plenty of room for boat or trailer in thiA 60x135
foot lot enclosed with block wall. Better see i~.
today. Price · b •t9,500. W.&L., Inc. Open Eve$
675-3171
.ARGE HO~ ~E -LI TTLE MONEY COLLEGE PAR!<
THREE
LOCAL \
OFFICES
3 bedrooms. 134 baths + lovely large 18x22·foot family room.
This home is situated on a huge pie-Jbaped lot affording max·
imum ·privacy. Room for a pool and a badminton ·court. Mari·
nera Elementary School and all the convenience of being with·
in walking distance to the n'ew Weatcliff Plaza Shopping Center.
Owner must sell. Only 127,300 with good available financing .
W.&L .. Inc. Open Evea.
Ml 6-7711
CORON A C1r L MAR'S ONLY HACIENDA
Old Mexico at the harbor entrance in Corona del Mar! An au-
thentic cement adobe home on two lots. a guest house on one
lot. and one big vacant lot ... all four lots adjoining with
120.ft. frontage . Many rare and valuable trees and plan..,. Uti·
Uu now as your private eat.ate. or perhaps subdivide now or
later. This is a rare opportunity. W.&L .. Inc. Open Eves.
67S.l 171
TO
2629 Harbor 81\'d, SERVE
COSTA MESA YOU Kl S-9491
Absolutely nothing down to a qualified veterans. 3 + familv
room, Medallion award home. wall-te>wall carpeting through.
out and expensive Beaut.ipleat draperies. Completely redecora·
t~ floor to celling, shell stone fireplace. Near Fairview Road
and across from new city park and gol! course. $22,500 and fa st
possession. W.&L .. Inc. Open E~s.
Kl 5-9491
4 UP I DOWN
make the perfect combination for the large famil~ home. 5
bedrooms; upstairs children's sitting room, used bnck, cherry
paneling and exposed beam family room, ultra-modern large
kitchen includes electronic oven. The separate dining room
would seat 20 for a New Year's dinner -custom designed and
built. A real value at $69,500. Absolutely tile finest. W.&L., Inc.
Open Eves.
Ml 6-7711
2043 Westcliff Drive
NEWPORT BEACH
Ml b-7711 -
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rd I ""'1dilll • U!• ...n PININSULA A". Matt Lalo 9, Rea tor =r~·~0:1.:~· ~~ ~ *N•wY11rRij1rt~ . UNUIU•L HO .. JI unv.w. .. ,'"'"°' ,._ .., ........ ..., wtta..., _.. ICUW
MODERN THREE BEDROOM .
WTSJDI COSTA MISA LOCA,,ON. 'l'1W
Jaste!ully deco1at9CI home la lmmacutat. and
just wtlet the val~ 'fri.ae buyen wllt ap.
~eciate. The paneled living room with FIRE-
PLACE and comfortable family room will
please the most discriminating eye. The ~d·
rooms are large, Ugbt and airy with gentrou•
closet space. T~e two baths are fbJntng clean
'With ample lipen closet ~pace. The kitchen
has gas builM nJ, wbtie pemona tile cou11ters,
attractive cahlnotf '"" a spacJou, ••rvlc•
p<>rch just a few •l11pc tW•f · A RE,\L V ALUI
AT $22.500. Only tl1l500 dOWI) la l)•IJ r ,ff.A,
loan . You will want to IH thl.a Oftl , OA~
TODAY.
EARLY · BIRD SPEOAL .
t'lfst timt offertd, !t's vae,nt pt >'•• '9•"
have i.miaed.iate poasellton. 4ltraoUYt, Wiii
built twQ btdroo• hol'Qt wt~ KUDWOOO
FLOOU, llD&nte dininl r~rn. C.anll~ tJJ1
kitcbe)l, service porch an~ lain e!01f •VN
ROOM. Large 6a' x 161' Jot 01 quJat ,cuJ·tt•
aac at.r'9t in Newpol'f lf •••btf ~r11, Conve"·
' tently l~ated to t 7th ,,,_.~ tllopptnr center
and Newpmt Harbor Hilh. 4 GOOD BUY
AT $19,200. SEE TlllS.
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EARLY AMERICAN
PROVINCIAL t!t]ee bf4t..,,, tw;e lta~h home
with large used brip~ OttJllO• in botJt Uv·
lng room and faJDt~y tp1 ,., built-in kit·
cllen and separU. l~~rch. Loea~ed on quiet street in 'M.i f. VEJWE within walk·
Ing distance to ,i;m.ntary 1chool. Sl,600
to new low inter..,t f'.H.A . LOAN moves you
in this clmming home. FULL PRICE ~ Y
,22,&00 -ACT NOW.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Here is your opportun.ity of P~M.,Pll a
QU,u.JTV ff6MJ in an ••~nt rNlf•pf.J.J
locttlon and UH tbe cqnv•11t•nee ti waJkinl
te t.ht .tewnt.ewn C01tt Mua thopa Hd I .
lfth It. llteppill& Cepur. TRULY A U-
Ttll!D COUPt!S t'ftE.A.)f JtOME . Tllis lm·
maculate two bedroem has choice oak hard·
wood floors. ceramic pullman bath and airy
kitchen with dinette area. Covered patio.
Fenced, well landscaped r~r yard. Pavtd
alley. The "BUY Of /.. LlfETIMJ!:" ~·~u
prict only 117 ,9~0.
RESIDENCE PLUS l"COME
YOUR CHOICE. Liv~ in eiiber the one or
two bedroom unit and rent out the other.
These units are separate from each other
and are both in excellent condition. Locat·
eel only one block from stores and publlc
truaportatieft. Qrammar ' tnttrmediatt
school! ne~r-by. PJUCJD TO 8!LL AT
$l9,900.
AJk to •e our file Pf\ quaUty duplu'u ~
ttiplen1 for ule.
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... u COW4 -~ ...... '4•• I 0.... ... == .. ~-~,,~=~---V91'tAd le a t bedroom BAYJ'l'tONT BA ft GA JN W ,N&. Witt .. Urry f.iftt -. ..... t Golil&M. Wow bu a Mrna.t -~ ' _.,..., i~ M&hi. _,~tlJI l»n. . .... ,..,_ hl<d. Norttl • ._. .._. 8"Mtt elfw, t•r 1tU,Y it Nf1f00. family l'OOQlo NPNf~ ~~r,t a':::..:.u.u:·~ A~OTIVJ,.,,. M4' :
dinlnr room, t.tt,.ta "1tctten down. C&n be eonv1rttjl den ))om•. * an,JMtt. I
wtta ........ ..,.., ..,. to 8 bedroom home, MUl( ~OUa ao-•l'i
a"te UUllty roam. Beam· $96 600 prap w t l h "i fld cellln.c llvtnr rm. MU· B L1 Ac .H INCOMl!l . I laundry ...... Nlff RICH.& an~ ...
ter ~m. hu "Hla and untta cloee to ecun ~rut entrance • ~ l. ~,..,...,....
Hera drual.ng room.a. Un· market.a. Jexcetlent rent.al Jo&a tM tenSmlbtf 1 t lOL TY •41~-pool -be&utUul area si4 830 .u.oataton II tqJC>y ,Jll. 2tolJ Lal'Q.U.. Jfpt. '9Q. _,.."tat &1114~pln&'. wltb ' ' · vat• ti.y awtmm~ M&ell, OR a.alal
JOrnplete ~r •r•tem. •mtll • boat ~ch.IAI ---------
Canyon and oc.a.11 yiew. \ r&IQJ> 11 plv. e>waer Mk· 2601 R~llftds tfl M&lr.borhood ot ~ f in, US.GOO,
>!pm.ea. ·Price $8U~, •ll .. 11:==::::::=:=::; .. _, _,..,
,.,_... phone. SHO•~• • a ·~ a 11itli. QA 1.JOOo Ev•. &.t•it IJOI )fewport Blvd. Npt. "~"'---~~· --+·ffTft A Moii.« ...... 0 tNCOMI CMerut Buktt Ptua> ~,.,,,.,5\T "'" °"", Qtaioll S·t360 Open Evea. OCEAN VDJW .. THIB DI:· W6U tlfl)forlAbl• olekJ .... -....,,..,,.._........-____ LU X JC EXllCU'l1Vll SpM1ou• lluccola • lliullt
...,,.. JIUJ rental u"'t lit $450 JQTAL DOWN HOME 1n our mo.wt exclu· ~ ~ llolM in
tlfO-.t """"· .,.,, U.p •Ive realdlfttl&l u. 11 aomer lot.. Ctqtta. .._.. c:1=::::::====-==--~ ====;:===::;:::~
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...-n. · Wol\,ttl'fUI rellt.&J B.;lt lna, ~d.lcaped. fell· reald.•llet hu 3 bdrma, 3 pl&ce. wm 1 .... , opts. ===~~::&::::;l:ai-ll;it;r. ,,.lliiiliiiliialll'itiftE.:"111i~ illiilJlli~Jl:=~illifl~ .r .. or placa l4t retlre • r.~ oaly 2 yu,ra old. b&Ula, ~utJful 11~ or ..U on 1CJw de)wn PIPiJ· STblVtR "" ~v• t11co17'~ tA». ~er M~b mon.. could ba aald room with flrtpl&cei a llltnt. o,.n 11oue kt., IUN;
911ld ct1t111id., l6P tor tuMlllEINO JB Bl!lUl!lV-tonntl dW1tf fOIJlJ, ~I ya.NMI" _.Mr, __ .-... •---.. llJOQffl• nn Ital"-)eland. ING. IJ'IJllM4iate OCCUP&ll· bre&kfut lift• •• lclJ.. •tlf,,~I ' ..,_ ---,._ ,.._,..
09' ... '°° JOv•. 0~ t.1()84 cy.__ MOVlll. tN BEFORE chtn, ........ ""tuilly N ............. 9!° • =,.--ti INI -.tkAI. Yf1'ft·ENOIA. ~ POOm Wltl\ ftnp1&oe opena m '°' """1t llMt
•uutltul Mtea 0.1 ~' " • out q, larp ~I • * $ ll,950 * wt.en poldUOll await.a l\OMJ, 3 apac~ ~rnM, pool. •t lh• latt Md 9'th• ' . • ..._ ~ I i.e. t~~ room. w I ¥Utf, pool a, a ~uut cueet Thia horn• JOit Nl\lced room, 2 blatll. r..mtly
Ol)m,ltt. ltllllt..\Jl IJI~. eolt.afs wtUl 2 bdrnl.a ~ct SSOOO • . • ln Newport J\oom home bl the lovely
f4tlt lfvUIJ ~ .with 2 kt.Jta. Attnctf.-. JH• Jtf!fM4, J 91\., Uv, rm. 6 Sol V. Int ti JW1t\. ~ hwt" wia1c ttn· Coats & Wallace IC&p~. A truly -. -.. ,... .. back yard. •11PA .... ~
p J t 1! •· W /w carpeUn( hom• Oii' the 1** -Al•t ,.,.,.. on &Dey. ~~:--::::r:r:i
t.ltr\Hl'1l 11 l u a CQI~ Rlfrr. ~~yv, UlfMf, 1'otm lot llo&t 6 ttlr. -.. ._.,..._ J ~ ..,,.,. drltlfl, Tw• lup ........ '" SubftUt otnr. ' ,._ .. UIN_.pe4. Low _.. ---.,. ,..... P 4 ,.~ pe.Uoa. y,,. .-. ""''4. 111,aoo, _
l..Waped for "'*'6111' 1'11 Baker at Barbar OU~iX · W l t • I.a ,f! malnl•JIJN•· In!~~tf-1(1 •-tHl OPllN EVES , Mlc ... nmyer •tOJ ....
1y "pt lty or1flw '°"*• -H J1CRIACE CHOKllt LOQAnCH ..-f IS Prle• HU&O o•entloft· " , Pron .. .._ Ur, ,_ Nwpt. ~. C.M. •· ·
-u • .._,""'I View Home Bay t llalbN. w'"' MJ ...,. KI 8..Mla ,_ ti er U1A !QIN av&.lJ&ble. JliQlUICv• Upper Bay haa a ,w.,,,., ~ ...... ·= ~BUT .......... , ............. lJ l ·Ull Eve. Ms.aatl 2" •lor 40Mll&a fJ/l -. • ...,..
Say 'A: Beach Re<y1 Jqc. Own lW· 3 11' l>drnU, .,, a.Uon Jt~ r00iqt ~ ,.,....,,. """''\ 20U ~ PA • THREE onr1cp TQ baUu, tam. rm, 2 tire. room. ldtdleetf.f., ~ ;-..., CM&a • .., 4 bM· 181.ef ,.,, ... .,'•I. 1,...
· SERVI YOU p lacu, carpet.a, drapu, t.ur• pe.Uo, a.., ;.,..,... ...,.. f '-'!ti $18,940. macul&t• J ' ..... I/Im ~aA W. Bal*-N.B. etc. Dcp. l&ndllC&plftl', $2e.OOO. ~IV W. Aceau Home fl 8lt1t fit'twt4 tl
7 .. c l H CdM sprinJ<lera, covered paUo. 'Ti n ... 2_. ""· OU wy., fl1' • a ..... tc-end of <)yJ Cf Jlc. ,,...
1598 Newport Blvd., C.M. Shuffleboard, tire pit. Bale INVESTO•• & out. Va.. Yard, NH CIUJllU • or leue/optlon. TN.nt-l\'1 cut, tm te oceu. drapea + t&mily al & 1 UNBELIEVABLE -ferred. Ownu back to IUILDillS ~ .. W"fW llillye9, kita•. Well tandM:al*S
sell thla weekend onlf· LtMt opUcn OfC. I' o ~ • tut pelltaaton. L&R\le DA(K BAY ADEA ~n bou.H Dee. %1 It 21. OPPORTUNITY KNOOC• Jnaptctlon'pJtoa )Cr,""-l\Mlt.y OIM'p -1111 w.
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with breezeway and pool quall~y ~h A-dra1Mt· o:::":! KI .. 2Tl1, Kl J.tMf. lledtyar .. Sy "'°"er• 7Hl
1Jl%e, fenced ya.rd. FRUIT lea. lta«Utllt fin&nclnf. ofttr.'ooH'T MtlB THIS! ' Btdreoina, Gi'ir'ifl.ili. Daziubt Dr. near hlJhway
TREES. rea.dy to move See by appointment only. CALL U81 Landl!Ca.ped., fml*l. hure 39 and Heit VI 7..JM9,
Into. Yours for th• F.H. I f r... Co ta.mlly room. 5416 down. QuntiJlrton Beach. 2401 E. 17th SL, !.A. :,;1y·~:;~~~ T~sr;os CURT DOSH, Realtor ·~~ R .. w:t~•:iir. · ;.~A!!'eea~~:· 1=~~~!!'~~~·1~ _ KI~~~~!, •. •
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R J&YlUl'll of •nly HU Kl t-1HI. """'" "• .._ f$. month lncludlns tull. ;:::11m11=:=:=-._.,.... 4J •· · ... ••·•"· room bome at th• low, KI1:!1~t~ ~;i:r~s c~~t~RTiN ' 1 HeUHS ,. IAt.1 By Owner $M0 on: ~o; ~=·( 0!w~.'296' Cl1J ~ 2211 J'atrvt.w M.. c · t ~OITA • I ~. 1 ~ b4tla~ c:ar· OPEN HOUSc 1 ...... HRarEboArl LC?Rl.J •11•• ~ t ·f&U Evu oa a.6'it ':C.6oas '4 ,et.a.' -..pei. 1v.,1ace, LAGU?U -NIGUEt Beau. '""' """' .. .., M41'Pf ~ Bil .... a ~~-----•t ~\·inf, (~t4 '1f heat, tlful ocua vltw If', 116.269 Ocie SL, C.M. 2 I ....,.. ~"°""' ~ ~~Mel1 ~J*! Level, 11.000 eq. 0.. U1tt 'J\f.'o trlplexea. ~ch h&a Sell t.llat o10 •tutfl Cl.... Until Jan. n IAra• 3 MdtlOC>m hOll\t. very cte,.n, lmmecUat~ derrroun4 uw., f&ftlOO,
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OJMn .very 1ftnnoell l · n 1j. M\l•I\ ct•# tn. Ow)ltr MQl~NA llACH & INDUSTRIAL
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SEMPLE trW N' thll now -•t •2t,l60. Al llY .. 'Charm. * * + * Wtlls·McCeri'-•ttra in& fa.mtly home." ltdrm1, WANTED
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M M l B d R I I n Ome fOm lattJ Newport lvt'l., C.M. I kit h t to Unit,. or vacant or W)\I~
t LI &-7721 n e en, ~ ra • ra1e hava you? Exchl.l\f• t•r a Or e ea Or GOTIUSO rm A: 3 car rarace. N•w-MONEY TO l.OAN • • , , llAL ESTATE t.ft f .2131 or LI S.HZ! ly reduced to ~. 1'14J. ahowlllJ fol'll 6
R C GamEa RE j, 'TOR Sun. t ~... '°'"° reMJrit. A~g WANTID ·
"Ytv'll ~1~1 O"' "rftn.-ly hrvlo"
™2 E. Coa.J.~ Jilwn C4lif • • 1\5' P\1 Iii-"\. C'Uft)ii\i(U/ t"iiiiiii. ~" •c'..L ccTATK OIU .,, °"'"''""•In · ~ 21·
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228 I . 17th It. (,he,.. '460111) c .. t• Mitt
Oecat'4 In I . 11th It. ,...,,,.., c ... t,r)
3418 Via Udo OR 3--llC)t) :-"'--r·· ~,... Oiied 1*Jlor ' ~ WJTJI • -4 BR.* $f),950 ::.r=: •,,= "-'".~~~~~~ .. .., ni• .. ~ :1.R' •• llCAIMSS ·'1 .,,, ftntllot, .... """ .,µ"40 "P-·fl Ql.N'& ~ M'll&t'I• 111,.
• · · $606 f>()WN . . · S, '4 /i ~ Ul1ft~ lllklt*" ca-.net.J, llW ~ ~· •••di * ~ * ~ itT • NfD 1'RUST 194 per month tncludu LI' ft I r.ar ....,.. "' A-Dllmf OH
prlnclplt, lnterut ~ In· 0 t 'I I' SH.JOO GI,,,, ... ,alJt. Mtr11"9 ol Multtpl• I.Mini JD"'tf"i'( uw-1 1"1 M•mN -i........ Unlti;r
aura.nee! 611dlnr door onto 6"·2509. 1
-~ -114J· la I &411 flll Ctvtl• Mft\111 ~Pit•
.fft'lrttt 141·1147., ,.,,,~,
cove"d patio! Workshop 3' ~ :;, fOifR l>Mr~itil ilua Vtr· 1 HOUSes FOR SA&,I •plftf Jf9ftflieql am, I lM~I l\dM""9
hi.I been a.ddtd lo gt· ,, • I ' dt. 2 b&lha, tlrepl&cta1 L.l.00 IJLE 1"" , .... d aad 11'•1'l4111 -NOW -
rue. Hurry. See today! he /frta'I~ radl Uvln• room. family ~.J I inaJer tanp\f. ctrtv J'lN."81J\f 4¥1tlf'9&•. ~i .i .,_.,.. ~r anxloua 0~ dnpu, c&rpetf"f lnotn" IH.000. 111-mti rer • "'" .,.,.._ Call NEW HOMES
In &da111v• W..+cliff u,,., lay Arte,
New,....+ le1ah
Three te Six lttf t'fems
c.tl new! D \lf·IM, ltrr• feqee4 Y~ Cltwn •r your oommt111al 1IOI CWJINOUC
Ml •·flfl o,.n 'tll t 1oe over .. e11erit nilJhborh~. ., JU 1"'4 in trace. ... .... i.a N•wror~ -~ 17th St. OWlltJ. Ml-3148. aoi~~l''iQ:ri'iaM~. I Nefl'Ul• i.tvll\. Ct. fli,
,iiVlflJ patty. 2t69 Pep. t,or, UH Newpert JJ~d: ~.~· llfW'llW't IA., Hp\. rn
Two to F91Jr leths
Models Ava~ehle In All $i111
OH;e,1 built to order on tht lot yqu select.
Alf Custom Built -On Fee Slmple l1ncl
PRICES START AT $42,750
SALES AGENTS
!f 500 HIGHLAND DR., NEWPORT BEACH
LI 8-8181
COLLEGE PARK BEST • 0Pt" House •
'HOtlbAY.VALUES
BA Y!HORES -3 bdrm.
11;. b11lh. lgt. llv. room
plu11 din. area, bar klt-
rhen overlook• lovely
encl. p«1tlo -ONLY
1111.100. ' BALBOA -Valu11blt R·3
let with Ideal !Mach
)\nm•. n1w furniture and
J)&tio. .... , ")' Ir OGtan
IUBMIT en $24.IJM.
'(' Thomas, Realtor
224 W. ea.i t Hy LI 8·5~27
Newport B. Eve KI ll·!>M3
WANTED!
-EAL 'STATE
SALESMAN
Full t I m 11. Experl•na.d
4 BR! 2 laUu! H u 't tolt ....,...., pr,, c.•M. Newport .\'. Costa MtA.
tamily roo"'! Luxury klt· a~ I MtJ\I. MW. ftn· Commissions J>&ld .,.
che.n! Qu&Uty <'trt>el• • t.aO yJtw, Ill. A: 8un., 100% After you reach norn•
drape11! ~ IMdacapinf ! u 'tlJ '' )(\' '4111. lnal 1oal. ~n11wera coftft. 6pr1nkler11! Only $22,480 dtntlal.
full price! $1,MO ddWBI
1125 JMr mQ! Call now! -" c.r.. J.1 Mar St.ockdiU Jlaaltv
'>ee now' z ~rma, at.one flreplt.c•. 208 Mutne. Batbc;-f.&uld
Ml 6.7171 Open 'Ill !l:t'J ,,_r1w r.-rpet.. J blh to OR 3·2220 Evea. lJ ~·'°''
.~ewport at 17th St. f)C.,,, on dead.end It. Can OPEN HOUSE
Ila buUd tor utra income 8911 Towne st., C.M.
R-1. UfU&O. 81tr. :1 Bann. t i,.t baths. cor. {'I{' B46:3_92.1 E~~ 648.0U6 1,er lot. fenced yard. 1-~11.l.ll.li9l-•••r,,, Ut.OOOLll'>O Tille, B •y ~ 1-Aritt dtt&rh-d V"llTl\(e.
rront cluplrx. ou~l~ndlnf .4~klJ!f $14,950.
!PORTS AND PORElGN vJ,w. patln, 2 &'Br&.ge A. Tex Hale Realty
::AftS !'IJi;Jt Wilt lrlldf fl1>' tquit)' j qs w. J9tl'I lit. C.M.
CLA3SIYIOAT10.N 100J. Ml •·1'6t. • ••. nu
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Ores ~· 1 ! b:1~\ = , i;. ,.,,... llfO, "tiif"qdHIY litlitdr IOI W, ·~ lt. .... ~m1~:'1
llt&&IUIUI . baok ~·arcl, Mf• Utf 911 t;;;iA MIOO ·~~ .. O~~jacent l\att ~ l"ll"' llilNt SNf
n•r. KI g.zuo. X DIL jijfj Uf,IOe CM, " ION. Clll C..,~ntf-flt ......
Hav• you seen lovely DOVER SHORES
with m19nificent VIEWS of Newport ••y,
th• P11ific .,.~ C.ttli"•·
Four mlllien clolltrs werth of View I Bay
front hem11 nHrint cempl1tion f.1' the
httrt of +ht Newport H•rborlu.t. R11tly
for your intpec+i•"•
Three private 1andy rwlmmlng buche1 aovern·
ed by community luoc:l1tion.
VlEW LEASEHOLD LOTS A \'All.ABLE
Sales Offices·
ff I Dever Drive
ind
I 026 St11tittt Dr.
Jn Newport Bt.ach fNm PteUic Cont !(w~.,
north on Dover Drive. From New.n '-'" West on 17th St. to Sales Officu. , .
MACCO
-REALTY COMPANY
ORiolt J.a 112 ·-----------·-.. --·-.. -----· ... -----. ...
1•60 DbWN on (~tdroom 04_, t1q ttarf.MM• wtU. , .... t • tMAtaf• for 10 'rlwtt. MtMy Jlt, ''"''
Frte<1om Ho~e. W • w 3 bd.rm1, HJ>t,r&tt dtlllq fl'• at rat• of .. oeo. leav· Fret A'9,.t1Mla~:
~tnt A ca.,,-Uni 11'.tlO. '90m. lar1e pa tit 6 Ill· lllf 11~ It. hll~lf• 1 -~ IA£ • .J..... I ,,,.~
OJMn dally. tM 1.lnden. vtUJlr 11trada eniry. frH, _.,,. m. ""'"9 ~ ""' o~. Oeatl "''" U.5.260. t.YTJ..il ft.U.LTY [J ...... lNYClllTUM wmu~· ow..e, Ht.IMS. LIDO REALTY, INC. llU P•"'ona c.w. Kl T"'l" H Hr. ltW IAO OOWN,J~. U OO Via U<)o, N.J . CvH. HY ..........
new 1o6% wool IM'• ou. Oft :s.uao 4 INC 0 MI cu111. IMl\f """' • OPIN HDUSE "ftOttlll'tY SJ0.000 w ANTED n. Huit Y..,._ ll4.600. lilt Via L14o S.ucl .. OW!\tr will pay T%. 111 • ••["""'.,ta $toe "'"th. Sat. .\ sun. 12 . • nOLD>AY IPEOUL lat Tt> on c.1 proptrt~ 16 ·IOI · l!cauUful 10 b11.y tr,nt 3 t>ttuxe apartment.a. Own· with HIO PtCfm• n•\\
& Wrochna, Ol\ly $ti.3oo. home. 6 bdrms. 6 batlla. era, a bMroom -rent.ale. LYTI.a UAIJ1Y U l·J•t::
Mt 3011 8&bb, north ot Accomrno4&t~ 2 tarr• ~ M4NCml1 .... 1 ,'!·.~ .,... ltll Pemona p.)l.
Ba.kn Av. Eaay lerma. yacht.I. Will trade. .., -eo.. .. •• ppl"' dXIH to·-· on 1•••1\'•4· Imme d I at e po!M1111lon. -.otll•t t\MllOlftJ. ~· -.... , HellC.v lk••l.lYtJ "'•r lllv•. eld fold, r I• It r Cl
• R•a::r. Kl •·2111· 1 HOUSH tro~ SALE '7~ Iii. nU. It. o..t;' ~;... , • ..,.,., ml&N&l lnttlu·
_JU If: 1 NIWH>RT llACH eu1t1 IM. hone •••·•oao mmtl. sun•. cameru, etAI.
$. S .,. • Wt b\ly, NII 4 t-"'1. 11\ ... 1 HOU E .-o~ SALE · ~.i~-s ·-=-.=. ·-MAJhl'llllRS Dlt 3 ~ 1'01\ sale by blfl'4ftt• --~u·a Coat.l Meaa J•welry COltONf DEL MAit roome. 2',t balhs. 111t4 10 \HI\~ •tt•'1n;ftt. • -..~ I a.a. 1pc., llU N~w·
ii ?i• L t • ao.i yu., other extru. roemt "°"' ""''lt'-11 "1-1u1. W O OM 'JMk 1cf\90l, nearby fumllhlld, I y .... · t 14',
1 blk. from Ocq n. att• Principals c •I J Lelll th'1\ 7 UrMI t' • ITG~Gll & lAv~. not teu1thold. ~""· .. a.211&,Nh;port '"*° 11uoo wtU "4114'•. T~UIT DllOS
flfay bt rur Btach. l.ppreatrut4ty ff't no -,.&.... ~ Lei~~~ J;~en.Ni~lt.or IH!l'I"' •'• I I. Australia tum on lnvNtft\tnt t)UI LOANS
/\• •3 ""'•• .. OR 3 "ST" "°"-od J anuary 3rd. Weet· emortlaatlon on I o an . 2nd Truwt Oted
yn "VVVO ... ve. "' ,. clllf Htntr a bedroom. 6<l6.28a7, 64&·3711. Rt1ldentt1t.1 • Commemiftl
COZY 2 btfroom ho\Jse A f11.mlly room heeted pool. t:OftNllft I bedroom 15u. 1ndu1trta:.
apartment. 8.aullful pa. Pro.Ml\t IO&l'I $33,750 ask· r!c:• In Costa Mo... C&ll John Ab«JI
tlo, flrep~ce & garaen. lnr •at.750. 046·11400. L:le..trlc k It c I\• n. tn• HARBOR
By owner. '26.400. CM~0-2-bedroom !'lo~~d tub, fenced Yl\rd, 1NVESTMENT <.:O C.~t a-4169. ·I wt t shopptn& .t; Real Esl11t• ,,.nyon homr. Shutlf'rl!. • • " Coron:\ del Mar 173-4fo11 tilt. c&rp1t:s. drllpea, tire-hc·uc·h. Rtuonobl.. 0\Yn• __
plut, tlx36 heattd An· I "r HY 4.-0664. DfRECT-RE~nfLT-
tl\ony p(lol us.too. U•OO AJ\.l\OUllC,m•nlt .... found I NUMllKI\
dow". LI 1·02'7 •n Cl&N~IC1.Uon 12 8~·8311
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INTO A HOME OF ·YOUR OWN
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property.
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Phone:
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QW•t nc1r111>Y.1lvod. a
bdrma. tep&rat.6 d.ln.lng
..,.., 1 % k, awmy p-..
Uo, fenced yard and a
work*cb tor Dad. Ittl-
nl e d I ate OC!CU])&ney.
Prl~ '18,tl}O, ta.oo dn.
Bay Ii Beach Rlty, Jno.
UM Newport Bl~ O.M.
LI ,._1111 ffl4UI eftl.
F A.ftJlL W A.LK.£R. Jlltr,
){arprit Meler
Dory Walker
a: Triad Bld&'.
Farel Walker, RJtr.
800 NCI. Noy,,port Blvd.
Ml 6-741'
.,,,50
lfo etcrOW or ~
~ 00 ilia '*ltttul i 9ft.. t tM.. home. ~
ca.rpet. ta .,_, room
Md drapu. Al• protes-
alonally palftt.a bl.llde
&114 out. Larp 4ble pr ..
nlcel7 land11Ca}>ed and
faced.
W. E. LACHENMYER
~ •11UcltJlS, w..im.iuwr, :IOO ft.
fnlnt. • 14 ,.tum Oft tn.
vutment.
'I>uple:x. O.d.M. 2 bdnnt
Upttalrt; ftrepl. ln each
lJv, rm. downlt&lN. ~
ft lot.
Rfzmorris Realtor
Happy New Yearl
?Mun prosperlty tn UM
by wtlt lnYM\mltn\ tn
local ,..i eJtate. Let UI
uelat JOU!
W. W •. SANFORD
UALTO!l
Balboa Islttl4 oit a.1oeo
John Vogel, Rltr
•OO N. N~ KI t-lf'fl
' Mrtn. I b&tha, plua
tiun, room. Meu. Verde
...... W /VI ~t tn llv.
-~ bAJI, IP<er bdrm. cialtom drapes, forced
,at 119.t. fireplace, 1lec.
bit.Ill kitchen. $21,600
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MOANA
OWN-YOUR·OWN
!( a y t r o n t penthoulN',
Larr• and lu•h. Savlnp
• Lou\ .., .. u. Ope
tlat. &\ Sun.
P. A. Palmer, Inc.
2877 Via Udo OR 1·7300
VACANT
C-2 or 9' Uuita sao x aoo rt.
l"N9WpOl°t BlTcL, elOM to
new Ctvtc o.nttt loca-
tion It Sant.a Ana Coun·
try Club.
DUPLEX
Just Listed
t 8Jl ..+-ftudlo apt. Cor-
nv loeatJon. partially
tundtl1~. room lo ex-
pud. A. holiday •teal &t pe,aoo. BJn'TER H~
R.Y f()r thJa.
W' ORANGE 'fttl
., Coat Property • .
au Karsuerit.e.. CdM
01\lo1• a~
RICH IN OET~IL
M.etleuloua Plalm1ns ta
evident throu&ttout t.b1a
~ quallt1 bit.
~. One ol QAMjD)
811008 nneeL I Bet. •
Den, V~w •Pool.
18UOO
IJ\~!!l ~ COIOM Ill. Ma
* Emer•ld a.y * Cb&rml.nl J'aml1,Y Hom ..
4 bdrm, I b&th, W/eurf
vtew. Blt..bl Jdtchen. U •
tr& ....... ·~,.~. J C&r' ,.,....
S&t,IOO
GOOD REAL EST ATE
lllM Oood RM!tor
Loulle TUmer Ann Kboad•
Ruth~ sa. ror.i 1A&uM 8eM'9
HY .. 7MI
Merobtr of MUlUp'e LilUDI
Chester Salisbury
RE.ALTO ft
S15 MartM, Baltic. ll1aDd
OR a..etOO, .A.D1UJM
from th•
ITil'J' AND
M.XAGllJMllNT
OJ'
the Doyle Campany
t70 &. 17th It. u 1-11 ..
MULLAN
REAL ESTATE
UI Dtd •tr.et
N..-part 9-c)l
OK l·NIO
Mesa Verde
a Bdrm. 2 b&th. fire-
,...,._ •cellent loe&Uon,
eorur. O&rpeta. BBQ in
tamlly 1'111.
Ul.IGO
Mesa Verde Rea tty
1001 JA. VA. ROAD
OOITA. Kl!:aA. Kl 9-1017
CORONA
HIGHLANDS
!flee\r 61corat.d, ' BR'• .. Den. 2 ba~
llome. 2 llrwp1acillt, a...
,.. • ~ plm
~t.t~lt tllt.nld pooJ.
142.!IOO '
R ' STRICKLEit
JU!1A.l.II'OR am Jl, 0out B11r7 .. OdM
OR 1-1&10
8 FOR RENT
HOUSES 8 Pott RENT
HOUSIS 8 RINTALS, 8 FOR RENT ==HO=~=·s=IS=== HOUSES BA RENTALS,
DUPLEXES 9 FOil RENT
APARTM!NTS 9 '°' lliiH APMTMINTS 9 ~Oil UNT
Al'ARTM!NTS
6TANJ,.Ff GUEST HOME
1U02 ..Sprtnf&.le. Weat.-m.tnet~ (No~ ln Con-
1t.ructl?ft). Open about
Man:b lat. 1964. For Am.
bul&tory Men • Women. Bulc Rate 5226. mo. ea..
paclty...30 only. Rowland P .
Stanley, M.D., Owner It
()pent.tor. Write to 6672
Harold Pl. HunU~ton
Beach, JleaervaUon11:
Phone 893-4411.
CONVALESCENT HOME
For post-oper.ttn-i:erta-
trlc & convale11clnc pa -
Uents. 24 hour nursing.
Special diets. P 1 a n n e d
r~reaUon. MA.A medical
"ld) pCUenta accepted. We
are accredited by Calif.
Commlulon, llcenlled by
Bureau of Hospltala. New-
port Harbor Convalescent
Homa lMll Superior Ave ..
Newport Beach. MI 6-775.'J
8 FQR RENT
HOUSES
---====: LIDO ISLE
Lovely 2 BR' apt. wtth
patso. Yearly UDtu.rnilhad
toir '200 month.
OCEAN FRONT
Modem 2 BR apt. tum.
Wint.er 115.'J month.
We have other cholct
...nl&ll a va.llable.
~
RICHARDSON
REALTY
2905 LaFayette. Npt. Bell
OR 3-3851
Charming
a BEDROOM HOME
WITH A.LL Bt!lLT·INS
AGENT KI 9-1077
RENTAL HOME
SPECIALS
JCxctllent Mlectlon of 3
and 4 bedroom bom.-
avall&ble from $HO/mo
Example: Brand new 3
bdrm., 2 bath home, fmc.
ed and landtcaped at
1150/mo. Cati today for
deta1t1.
PAOlrlO j• saoau ~ •·BULTT
• ......... .::. MllllltU """ I
11' l 8r1ncJ
Ntw HoMM
1-two Bdrm.. 2 -thrH
Bdrm. JD&cll 2 bath•, C&J'.
petAd, blM:na, forced a1r
h•t. drapes, p.rb. cu ...
po9.l, ,.,..,u, water
tum. ft.tu ra.t•. Adult.
• older teenaren. no
pet.a.
c a.croa fl'om Country
Club)
27l! ME!A DR. Coet.a Meea
3 ROOU bouae, nicely tur-
nlah.ed. Clean, all con-
venJencu, STIS • utilities
pa.td. Yearly. 418~ E.
Bay Ave., Balboa. Ca.II
KI 2.1u2.
$80 Unfumiab~ old er FOUNTAIN VALL il Y,
homt. 2 bedroom.a. Fenced unfU.m\aMd ' bedroom, 2
double rau.11. Need1 bath. wall to wall carpet·
cl~I" )>&lntlq. Owner lnr. ft.replace. bullt·I n •.
will pro'tld1 matertal1 re-double I~ TW 7-7470
duce rental for lmprove-d&y1 or M1-M16 eves.
menl.ll. 733 Irvint, New•
port Hel""hta. OR 3-1337. 3 B6drooma, 2 bat.ha, 2 year "' old 'M6U. Del Mar home.
CLE.AN. modem -2 Br., FamU.Y room, buUt-1 n s,
1 •; balh11, built-In range d.lahwuher, aunken llvln:
LEASE OPTION NEAR BROOKHURST room ttrepla.oe. llM. .t Ada.ms. Close to O. C. C ol oven. carpel.II, drapes. 11411·11538. Cost.a Meaa.
CAMEO lUGHLA.NDS new Owner will lease new 2 patio. only IHO mo. M.M. UNJ'URNlSHED, 2 bed.
3 and 4 bedroom homes
av&ilaf>te on attractive
leue option plan. 1300 mo.
to ~uallfled tamtllu.
MACCO REAL TY CO.
bdrm hom& w /blt·ln stove La Bordt, Realtor -room. dtn, hard w o o d
separate dlntng rm. at-Ml 6-MM. noore. fenced, f&H&'t, va.
t.ached dble l:'&tafe le cant Jan. 1. lllutalde Coa·
laundry. Fenctd law11 &: LOOK! Lovely 2 bedroom ta Mua, 1531.f8l!9. or
paUo. Unturn. or partial-unf\Jrnl.ahed houat ·Apart. &a1·2J83.
ly furn. For 8 mos. or mente. 10 it 27 tt. private 2 BiffiROOM tumlJhed,
year. 1125 mo. Call p&llO!I. closed door 1•-
0lt 3-490• OR 3.4750 OR 11-0512 or HY 1.71118 rage.1, ~rpeu. drapu. plus l•rre *l •lip. avt.ll·
..... 1693 2083 Wal'· able unut June 18, adulte clJ!iAN 3 bdrm .. p ; bath. BAMBOO VILLAOl!l .nu· · ... ce, • Cost.a Mesa. no ptta. UM month In.
cpl.a .. dr11pe11. ~tr. Nl'ar sll. Private 11e<"lu11lon among eluding utUttles laundry
Set It, only $150 mo. on 1 troplc11l pl11nts for sdult.3 MESA VEi\Dt. uniurnh•h· room. 873.ssell.
ye11r11 lta~. only. C!'ntr11.1 toc11t1on lo ed, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ~v.,..1-------~--
A A M DANIEL I
,;lloJ•M & fre,.w11y11, 2 bd-c&rpt>ted, draped, built-!IW house, unfumWled.
• . .; ... ALCTOR 1·i.1 home 30 ft. patio. 1n11, fireplace. newly dlM'· 2 bedrooms, modern,
n.c; l'lla.,·h. garegl. plu~ spitct orated, Inunedlate occu· d\armlna, quiet, on bluff,
1999 Harbor Bl., C.M. for extra l'ar & traller A pn.ncy. IJ63. OpUoll to AH to tppreciat.e. $1011
LI 8.119~ bo8t. $100. Ano1 her, $90. buy. Ml e.2924. month. Adult.a. 11411-UO.
P'OR LEASE 4 bedroom. Mt 8·22117 or Ml 9·7477. f'iP:W 2 bedroom bomt at ,,,,,..c,..,,:::r..,-~,.,,...;ttt:C...,• ... 0·-,-,-~,.-,-....... -m-·,
tamlly room @l@ctrlc kit• COftOMA del Mer nearly 9831 Albacore. Huntln1 • ., u1truo.rui o oeo.vv ., ~en. ltreptar.f. carpets. new 6J>aclou11. 2 bedroom. ton Beach .South Shoteal 2 b&UM, adulta, no ~ta. drape-. pat Io, fenced 2 btth houae. Bull~lns, located tUt of Brook-dtlwtt f\tmlahlftr, lea.At
yard. ,Mesa Verd' &rt& refrtftrator. carpets • hurlt • Oartt~ld. Uat· 1 Y•r br lOn~r. patio,
1175. month. Kl 9-0773. draJ>flll. flrepltu:e, over-tumJ11hed. $1215. Pho n • clean, •1110 MOl\tl\.
ex>STA."'MESA, tumllhed lli•ed J*tlo .• dulls. LeaJe 833·3477. LI 1-lMl.
1 bedroom rear hou1e. •200 mo'ftth. OR 3-8494 ~NiW=:r..-...1,......,,mM--r--..,..--Wit\i-.--r. I Bedrooma, 2 kt1\i. Gar·
Clean, comlortable. One after 6 p.m. or Sit. A: nJehed, ttrtplt.M, ~ect ptllnt. dra~ tumlthed,
quiet '31\ployed adult. tfll. lun, ce~1n1. wood pt.n•Unt. l'"'dd b•ck y&td, cl\11. uuuues .,.1d. 818 C011ta Mittft tsauot.Ai. 3 Bed-carpettftt, pti._t6 pat.Sc, drin olc. No ~ 1120
M.aa St. rme. Hdwd Fin. Lee Kit· fenced. Adulta. t118. mo. Sumatra, Cott& M • • a.
'69, quiet 1 Mdroom cot· r htn. Dlapoaa.l. DlnlnJ 138 20th St.. COit& Mesa. •t30. &Sl.T8'70.
ta.ft. renced yard. Pt t >rta. Oarare. Jrenced Yrd. OR 3-7620. cOiTA Mfe&. 2 b~
OK. Room for boftt. 8tovt Lease. Sl 15. 7822 Harhay "'NE=WP==-0~1\'""'T,,...,t""ata.n-d""',-un-t.,...u-r-tuml1htd W1th rara1e.
It rernrerlltor. Plenty of AVf. ft blk W. Beach Blvd nJtthed, a bedroom•. 2 Cl'11drtn 0 .1<. l"tnced
storap. Kl 9·0S35. <l blk8 N. Sugar) Owner. b"thi. eltctrlc built·! 11 a. yard, N~ar ahopptnt .
DUPLl'X -t ~rm. part.. .... t 8-&820. di1h~a1htt, dlspoeal. e&r· ech()IO)tt. 01\ J·8060.
ly tot'nl1h~ or untur· CORON A DilL MAJ\. 2 l)eu, drapea, firepla~. \'A CANT 3 ~drm, 2 hath
nls.hed. ST:'!. rhone Days-bedroOm. 1 batha. unrur-dlnlnr area, •ar•&•· N•~r oft 9ak•r ntar J'•trvl~w.
Kl 2.T2f1J, or Eves -m.l\9d, 111&. 6•6-6-038. 1 (ttlvtte beach &nd ~arll. 11111 per m61\lh Call
1(J &·4866. M9·1T40 Y .. arly $115. ~ 1·11115. IS48.fb2.
t
UNFURNISHllD 3 bed· $75 MONTH p • £cl.J rooma, 1~ b'atha, carpet.a, red1ge " aress
drapes. fenced Yard. Chll. 1 bedroom turnlabed. cl~ Exclusive Westcllff
dren welcome. A v&tlable Jn apartment. W II. 211t
Jan. 18. 11'0. Leee on St.rMt. Ed Riddle, Re<oT, Villa Apt.
l1ue. 8•7·31H, HunUnc-2:>.M F&lTY1ew, MI 1-8811
I.on Beach· or MI 6.fiM5. NEWPORT, Doftr 1bor9
UNFURNISHllll> 2 bed· u.a. 2 • a lp Jldrm.e. 2
room h o u • e, bullt.lna, NEA.RL Y new 2 bedroom bat.hi, over 1&00 eq ft.
drapel. patio, uae o1. pool duplex unturnlahod. O&r-LeMe only. Muat be Hen
It recreation room, chll. bage disposal, I a r a g e, to appreciate.
dren OK. 681 Victort& St.. storage space. 187 month. MI 6-'718 owner.
inquire B or c. after e Wa.ur paid. No pet.a, 7772 ....,...-....~--------.. P.M. Sycamore, H u n t t ngton SP ACIOU8 f u r n 11 h • d
Bearh. VI T·39411. apartments, l • 2 bed.
VA CANT. unturnJ1hed 3 ---------rooma. Wall to wall car-bedroom, 2 b&th, double LIKE new, large unfur· pet, drape•, electrlc ktt-
ga.raie. excellent it.orqe ni11hed 2 bedroom. Buut-chen, prba1• dilpOAl,
for boat. PacJtlc Sanda, Ins, c a r Pe t '• drapea, 1 ~ bath, carport. Near
201162 Egret Lane, Ht. large cloeet1. Private p· VIit!\ 8hopptnJ cat.er.
Bch. LE 6·20711. rag,, fenced yard $1 tO. Adultt. no peta. UO W.
Water paid. KI 11·8695. ee•t r Bt. C .. ,
2 BEDROOM unfuroilhed C.M. " e • ·-·
1100. Month Winter ren----------1,2 RENT tint month. C'Or-tal. Utllltle11 turnJahed, $80. 1 bedroom, nicely fur· on& del Mar. very clean,
Newport Beach. 130 w. nished, c I ea n, quiet. modem, u.n turn II b • d
39th. at &lboa Blvd. roomy. 8-mod cetllng. apartment, 1 bedroom,
Open Sat. sun. Ahower, tub, ~e. 1'11 carpet.I throughout, fl.re· w. Wilson, U 8·1089. Coe-pl&ce, open beamed ceil·
2 IBhEDdROOh M, nicely fur. ta Meaa. lng, pl1vate paUo. uttll·
n a e ome. C 1 ea n. _U_N_F_U_RNI __ s.,..,HE=--o-. _r_e_,d,_.e-c· Ues paid, call after 4 :IO
Adull11. No do'"· 595 oni.led 3 bedroom, 1 b&th p.m. OR 15-0739. monthly. 408'* Hamilton, ..:....-.....----.--....,.....,--
t le 2 !r. · lV.. BathJ
Fum.lahtd • Unturnllbed
Adult.a • hmlly Areu
Rtcrution FaclUtiel.
Continental Breaklut in
Club House • no extra cost
Coilta Mesa. Pfton1 duplex, fenced y&rd. W&-BACHELOR, 1 btdroOm,
LI 8-3il6. ter, tr&11h paid. 1100. E11.st-newly fumllbed, pool, •
1lde. Ml 6-184.7, LI 8-1932. weekly ma 1 d aervS<:e. UNFURNISHED 3 ~ room house on w. Wileen. 1 Bl!!DROOM. fuml8lled, near ocean. very pr1vata.
Water furnl8lled. Ha 1 thermo1t4l control beat. Carport and ·~·
f d .. d11· po•al g arage 180 •!J0.1148-1T40or14t-5031 ence yaru, no rarage. n ' • c 182 pt1r mo. 549.4270. month. LI 8-4337. 2028 N,.wport Beach.
after 8 :1~. Wt.llace, Coit& Meaa. CONTINENTAL Town.
SMALL untumhihed 1 bed. OC!:AN front, lower du-ho1111e. New 3 Mdroom 1 ~
room houet. fenced back plex, rumtahed 2 bed· batha. built. lna, patio
yard. $70. 1120 w. lSlh, room, avail11.bte lit June Pool. Untumlahed t120.
see mana~,r. 939 w. lSth 15th. $100 month. 6•2-3015 9908 Contlnenwl Dr. 372·9384. Costa Me•R Phone r 9 F0111 R'&NT 846·4913. " HUNTINGTON Buch, iD
cos'rA-r.fERA. 18l Broe.d. APARTMENTS utllille!! paid, lovely 2 bed-room apartment, carpet.a,
way. 2 bedroom11 at rur. QUTET. 2 Bfdrm. Furn. drapes, bullt·lnl!, prl•tt.t
Qultt snd 11 e c I u de d. 1 ah t '1 nr 11nfurnt11hed, pattoe, carportl 2102 J'lor•
Adu1t11. nn !logs. Stove from $911. Oeluxe In tvery irla. 1139.08711.
turnl11hrrl LI 3-UH. respect with Blll-lnit A: -0-0 ...... R_,.O..,..N,_A-d"""el:--T'Mu,,.---l-..btd--
cof\ONA DEL MAR lov•.. d I 8 h wuher. Carpellnf. " 1 room, modern fumtture. ly furnl8hed 1 Mdroom, 2 D~pe11, lnt•rcom. Mua c.
Child laundry room, p&Uo, bloek bloe!ka to oceAn, 1ncl,,•ed Hu.led Pnol! No ren "" to ocean and bay. uuuu .. yard, garage. View, 122 or Pell. Mu11t See To Ap. Jumlnf'. OR ~-1103. preci&te: La Pu ApU. paid. 1100 month.
*'tAUT' ... 'L two ..... ___ 2293 Paclllc, Costa Meaa. OR 3•7829·
., u " .,.,.. • .,.,.., LI 8 6878 ONE-2 BtdroOm. Untur-
h 0 I.. . . om1. ar~t. .wn, flow· n11hed 115. 1 Bedrm. Un-
el'I. Prefer 11.dulta. Shope BACH!lLOR etudJo apart-turnllhed l7ll.. J'umlaJled
1 block 185. No ptta. tO•t menll. The ultimate ln Walla.ct A\'t. Colt& Me.. bachelor living. FI n e At 190. Single Jrumta!led, $TO.
BA RENTALS
DUPLIXIS
2 BEDnOOMS. 11tove. re-
frt;erator. cll~poUl. drap.
M In liVlnJ; rnom. p.rd~.
1nr s~rvtc-t~. itArAff, wa.
tl"r p1it1. ~c111ll•.
846.21127. ~(1111'1 Tustin.
CO.ta Mt'"~
rurnlllhtn,11. utilities palcl. HUnllngton Buch.
Maid Service. 19711 P • 1·· _8•_7_·11....,1_66.,,,·.,,,.,~,..,,...-=-~-n
110n111 ~la Mua. M&nl.l'e 1110. 2 8Ebit60\t. 1.606
Apt. J~. Csll 646-9&87 .'IQ. ft. unful'l\l~hed. rar.
S11nd11y!I. l\fltll' ~ r M pet~. clrap .. , pAllO, bullt-
WMkdllY8 8.r. rill! In~. rlnubll f&rfl.ge. &dUlll
'11711-2707. Ratur<111v~. 1·1111 rre!f!rrM, 278 E. 11\th !t.
1146-3213 or 875-028P LI fl.Mao, Oollll MHa ,
BALBOA Ptnln1111IA, 1b0 lJNFURNll!UO l ltid.
yard.<! t.n ocean. 2 hf'tiroom room A part m~nt. Watl'r
ftl'W, $1~ (;all TA s.24111. P111'1 C:all LI s.10&.
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900 Sea Lane. MacArthur at Hwy tot.
Corona del Mar.
Oriole 3-3445
filLUXll 2 Bdm. ii.. B&. I FUIUUskto bacb et o r trntum. Bullt • lN., e&r· ape.rtm1nl SIMI month,
ptt&, ch'apfl, prtv • p&Uo ahlo 1 bedroom funilihed
praae. 0eim,,_,... Milke apartment $80. All utllt.
6ff.r. n.-•• ft t t Ana u .. l)ald. A.dul\a, no peb.
A•e. C<ht& Mel&. Binder Ruttr . 14e.7'77.
Lt '-0728. Coat& Me.._
L.\Mll 2 bedroom fur-·;,.,R"o .... i5 .. UN ..... ~""'t-uml-ih..-ed...--o-ne
nl.111~ aputment, 1 'bloelt ~l'OOll\ &pattmtnt. Ve-
ll'oM do\lrn town. Adulu neua.n b 11 n 4 e, dJIJl(>aal .
011ty. no ptlll. Inqulff No ohlldHn or pau tM.
1ft~ ~r. O.t& tTa Ctnt.tr 8l, C 01 t •
H._ Lt 8·1Gt9. Mt& IMl-1811,
1 l6drnt l\J.mlll\ad. Lo\lely L1I>O Bay front, k&utltul
t&lldaca.plnt. C n r n • r, vtew. cle&n ~ patio.
t>ownt ow n RunUJ!tton Slr\11• tpuUY1enl w I t ti
BMeh. Adult.a only, $00. kltchtn. GarAge. C 1 u h
tnqulrf': 20& llth 8t. Phont h "u 1 e prlvueru. $125
~S&.2648. Wtnt'1 Mt f.l4M.
SKAJIU!: n.let tteme. Cotta I doKOMI l\irnM\M. ' ·
Mesa area. wtth worktnt 180 t m6ntJ\, watf'r paid. 4!
tlfl or wonl&n. Pr Ivett Gar&&'•· pAtto. 111~~1.
b~room A: 1) i I h '20. 302.C Mont8 Vt11I&. C.M.
wt•k. ~4··0801. I Ml 8·t'211
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VICTORIA MANOR
MOTILS, • 24 SCHOOLS'
TllLft. CRTS. INSTllUCTtON 28A-ACC06Nfftlii 40 tHBLfl WANTID, 45 IMP
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LOYMINT
I 800Kk!£PfN6 MIN AOINCllS
8N ~~. Y. TAX SERVICE *HELP WANTED* OOUPLES Many job Openl.np, wait.
tor •rn111~i. tnJ.n.lnl aa en, cook., bUa boy"
45 I lM,LOYMtHT
AOINCllS
'I' I': I· 1111 1
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1~ciow oltving
BEDFORD LANE APTS. aue APARTMENTS
tta mot.I muapn. Wide de-ll AND UP J)\~1.4-,......
mand tor tr&Uled ptl'IQ.n. KI t-U&S bumaldl, *1Uen. motel JalH .,. 1'Mo
nel. IO&T KILLYBaOOD LN, tnald.. oount.' strla, ca,._ f ,..._._
COSTA KllU ho"'", and hoateaae.. Flat 1•1n oaJl or ~t. II 0 T I .. NOW iXPmuJllN""mt> cllMtr ,...
DIAL PHON!l8 8hort detalled ex.ten.lion at G A It D I N houee wa1i."r. or wattresa. feet, UO and $20. 50 l'URNITURI
KITCHENETTES home train.in,. tonowed by 27 s 1 ll v 1 c E ,.. l6R a ~t Hilb· GIN-ANE A.ND CM,.m 1"URNJSHEl) -UNJ'URNlSHED -$1!50 Up 1 --·-• v-.. ·-two --.k• ot pra.ctteal -... ,.__ .. _, ...... Walld.nl distance We1tdJ:ff Plua. ShopplnJ --· ·-. •»...... * TV-FM-POOL * ~ tn a b.autllU.l ======= ~...., ..__ .... --· PERSONNEL AGC. BLOND turauu,., t:MMtt.e
• Bctdl.. f'Unl. A Unturn. 2801 Newport Blvd. mot.a uMlr the dl.NCtJon "STOP'' ~ &tte.t t& a.m. Now open at 1800 Paclfto .. t wttll INtttit. lMni • 2 larp bedroom.I • Split level ' • MI 8·H45 t1' ~ m&lll.l'trL ~ ~er wtlh flA· Co&Jt Hwy. tiewport Bch. l'OOIQ ' t.bleti 'Cihaln. lovt
• T ... -he& ........ pool e l t L ba~"'-Swt.aunJnl poal A paUO DAY· W1D!lK OJ\ MONTH No IDMrt.-.nct ot pre.Mint DON'T call Thom p 1 on ~-:. • _..un, aper. Ma. T811~ Mat., m~ IPIPI • pto-
-•"' wu. n UPt • tm~t. I'm n&Uon· ••. JtMral lhop work, ---------turv, n.;. wttll ~ a W JUI ---t-1... ~. a Diltv\Atlla -·.,.•--• ~----1 1 IUSINHS Wide plecawlt UllS\¬ t..wn e.rvte• unleu you pe111f&nent J)C)llUon. • SEACOAST U M4Tt. L I ....... a-....... r. r---... -... ._ ~ lo-'.· .. ~ want quallty work at re&• Ml-4255 I e Diahwuhm"I' ... ....-,,--. Custom Dra]a ----~ --1~. • ;;eNTAt$-L--4'1&Ulled .. -i'oc 10nable ralea. Phon• ---!. PerJ0JU1el Acenct 60 ·-···~ · -·--· ==;;:=;::===== ~ tnte~ write 37 22 3 ========== (7( J!l. 17th St. Sult.• ~ ~n·~ • BlUn Ra.Die A 0.. • Private Patios -• ._ • .._ ~ Broktrs No+;c. ~ t.i•phane number _6_-_1_·_____ Coat.a Meaa ~· l~ICUJC
1728 mm:>FORD T . .&~ wmrcr.JP'F DR. r 8hutD: Bo&l'd ll'or Leu. Ol' Salt to ~-Wiio&o Motela, Inc .. REDWOOD FENCING 41 . ~~.=ANTID, • Poa1Uon11 of all lype.t ~ !l .
__. .. _, ~or ot&e bid&'. 2(00 Ml II. c.:r.on, P. O, Box It AvlJJ&ble "'
BloctEutofl7thSt.-Irvine.NewportBch. • eq. tt.. rtut • •ton. llO. Lu V...., Nevada. PATIOS WOMEH • O&reer eounaeitni New•_. TY.,~
• NOW cou;;;:r.::;e . COMPLETEL y FURN. fll,.IO ~. '11I per mo front, will dMde, oft.et. =Dept.==::::1188.====== • Protwlonal l"NUmell ~ .......... .,.
mn.c1 ?...1!. ..... iu 11. 17th. c. K. 25, .. .oc. BUILDERS, A1ao ludlcapSDJ. 1teuon. • z:xecuuve Talent Search --·----..,,_ FOR OCCUP.& NCY .. ~t Prt.cea Bee ftnt at """""'• ~ ~ J'he .Um•t•i PART TIME 6'2-1221 -~ ..,. __ ·-•'"'
NEW DJILUXll 2"'.. a BR 1. I. Br. fo.'lt. llatW W-« Ht Victoria, C.Y. or call LI WllM « LI t.lill CONTRACTOR . ..Qe.Jl.atl-JIOI "\ iSOlii8Tto -UVZ IX etc. Optlm to buy. 40 1'IW
carpet.II, drapee, rut..l.n.I w-cNt ~ ~ Jtn. !OIL ROOM JNBl!RTJllRS appliance NliabW~.
But loe&UOl\ beck ol 5 en. ..sdj. ~~· 'f 87&.JOGO, 6'8-29U Herb« Bent . ·~ FREE ESTIMATES! ~.JO~ CALL IN PERSON one ~~~w.. Jessee's
Point.I =~-Center, a~\ Eve.1. eT&..3025 7w 1~ .IJl&CMl • Day or N!fht B-t,~ .. 11r::.::fA llMPLO~OllNOY 1013 s. Ma ID
801n• 2-ttcry Btu~ A~te. 2M& . ..,._ ._ JO ..... 11 TIVOLI GARDENS Plen:--C: !.!:'k~..i-.... LI 8-1061 No ,. too ~. ot ·BETWEEN P. o. kit "1. KI 3.S~Ha Santt. .Ana
eeparat. children• Ar.. ~ · · Tt181~ ~,..,.. too 9llllll; Gwt.d. TIJUU&, ~ Calli. ' BURNJl!R white Ken· $50 lftOYl•ill Nt~T i~CH Deluxe Heated Pool CH NW..rt" cwWui Examplea 8'um '!l'.OJl.U11 10 & 11 A.M. Call tOUU'ri!ll. more J!Jlectrio ran,.:""Ja,.
111111 ~· .._ Btvd. amrles -1 Bdnn-2 Bdrm Dl;ttnm , · : ~O:~w . Geor,e Araus RUTH RYAN AGENCY :~~ LI2 :;°t:f.• N=t 1llow111Ce N• ..,.. 1 • • • ~ l"URNISBED ·OFFICE SPACE • Add &om Japanese Gardener ora.nce eout Daily Puot
172 ..,.,._ 8 H ~ ~ta. 1 2116 PLACENTIA • BuJJd.apt. over .,...,.a1e Bay • Thurin St. Coale tn ot can u~ a.bout Bea.ch=. 1 -t., unttngton bloclc to Oce&O 4 a..,. <;:o.sta Mes& LI S.•280 •-kcellent petmanent. job ....,, .. _ van a e1 ..,
Beach. MODELS be&cba. a.. Jlalilrer Jt Atr condl~ 'uWIUee, We'll it.,. you u eatlm&t.e only mcmtbl,y COSTA ME:3A 0.-....... A ~--65 , ,
Open daily It: evenings 1812 (Nut Door) * BAHIA MAR * pr.,~ eddNIU. l'rom on any JQb -from repair· MI • ..... • •• 1_1 WAJTRESSES ;:n~~ eoeta Kee& ~ "1-._ Stf• LI • "'"-.. '106 per month. 838 l)c).. ii\& a •tuck window to .,..o.,., -'" ... .., v .. ,..,... ~ *MAGNOLIA. MANOR* •<IV • "' _....... (Xornlnf Shilt) Midvnr.y M&M ZENJTB . Bui Y FURNiaBJIID 1 bedroom ver Drive, Newport Beach, 1'U$1dJll' a mullt million .u.oct&u It "'1th ........... ,.,T a LDER SA S •, • lOOO Sq Ft. Of Luxury M· .. ·"ton .... ~t.. Pool MI e-8873. don. Condomtn.lum. WILL thhl or remon your 1°'!,.. • ls Ku·~ ~• J 1 UPI Living For ......, -~~ .......... _,_~ or bamboo ~" Compuy With S&lea and ...._ n.r..1. RESERVED ADULTS putt!JIC IJ'MD. A4ulta o~. DE s K spae. or puked COffa Mesa Lumber __, _........ · Ooqiqy BeMtit& GOTIA D14£ IO~~~-~ Br .~dio 2 Bdnru!. 2 baths, Marble $Ul5 mo. 831 w. 11th. phone With 2{ hour ~· ~:., a-2&07 or • PROFR IHA.RnfO mvau TY
• 0 -..-..en At>\.B Pullman.a. Dtahwuher, Ma-CMH. Colt.a KIA.. anawenn, MrV!u. Tel&. II. 0. l';uken, Oen. Contr, • • •PA.IP' VACA.T%0N
1 wt~ prtyata P.Uoe. completely carpeted .t phone Antwerfnl' Bureau, CUSTOM ~ la • ,UJ'S. ~BURA.NOE
l swtmmq P09~ ~ draped. >.LL this tor $135 HARBOR VILLAS OR 3-UM. Oftleea ln Col-64&.S 138 l&nd8ca~. ll'rfle utl-• lL\10R lOlmlCAL RUii A llE
1 put~ IJ'9CD. ..U t.11• a MO. Drive by 1401 Su. 2621 B&rW BlYd. o.11. ta Meea or Newport ODmpJet. BuUcllnr Bervic. ma tee. Bill' a, t.elep hone PLl.H
bltAna 6 podlea. Price pertor Av. 1 & 2 er. Furn. • \1ntUm, Beach. 1\-et lbttmat.et M8..e2e8. • QOURlTr. Appl)': ~~
REDUCED TO KODERN 1 bedroom Apt.a. Cilrpet.·~1*> bl.,inl 18 HEAL TH All~ ma firm btd bul.a. 28 GENERAL SNACK SHOP NO. 8
1W N~ BJ. Lt a.M.111
J'ri. • xon. Zv• ·w • Colt& J4Ma
$125 MO. Private patios. i,, block $7t.60 AIDS SERVICE '1011 <>c.a .t.n. H. ·B. ~all u--· Oout Hwy & Business. Prh-.i.t P&IJo.H,.t:.4 Pool. * REM ..... ,._o OPEN.ING
a tftf !'t1RHI8HtD Unturnlshed With stove N&.'792' i'R!llt Coupon -BP1 ..... thie DELING H "d S · I f ......_..... y
.ttn vdablt. . v JP ·-0 " •Y l)eela or ............ eeper OU can start now to 04U -:r.::: • A refrigerator, drape1, $135-3 ~ ltt •tll.a coupon tor one Health -SPECIAL RA 'r E 8 ! Oet ~ preferred
llt251PLACJ:NTIA., SM. Fw'n!abed $96. 34120 (Hmlttqtoc a.t1,..,.... Bervtc. Viall. A 8pecJal ALTERATIONS* 10IJt Boua..~ t.or u.. Ocmt&ct Mn. L&phrum Newport Beach IU-1208 Avon, Newport Beach. boUH.) BilUna, WUher, Jhaltb Malntenano\ KolidCJ'I! a,. •• 8llam.. SECURITY FIRST
VJBTA VIEW MANOR Call en..2540 daya or Dryer, Fenced Patio. Ts.tmm ~sram lor Fred H. Gerwick pooec1. nwn·~ • NATIONAL BANK get extra c:uh for clothe1, inaurance, bW..
dealped upectally tor 67~ evta. Pool .4 Jleereatton. d. ln& Aii.betm. eo.t& e7~1 ~ del Mar Wued.,.. ........ 2831 Cout Hwy. """..&..6-u .. _ .. -A~G. J ..... 1eU
famll1el w/chlldren . s p•nr Noa-• 1Aue. Lot 291. "Btecel". w... Nf.6619. 1&t1.:.ctka QQanat'd. V1U11n.w .. r-~ .. ~ .... ~, 149"
Bdrm.. 2 bath.I, NEW :z Bil .+;. 2 ba~ Pa. 638-9389. BUILDING lll 6'61&): . t 75-0SlO 10me of th°'8 no -longer · wanted ttema with •
J'URN • UNJ'URK, Bit· 1:1oe,. di~ carJleta 4 LARDll apartment Bed-19 TRAVEL AND CONTRACTOR 1.~.m; _ PART IIME DAILY'Pllhr nut ed. Remember: "Everyant
in ruse. oven. diad>.. av..-rrom fl.llO.,, ..ioom. llvtnC1"00ftl, cllhett.e. _ TUNSPT14 CU.tom hom...COmmerc!&l 30 "-""' bu .,..._, ... that elle wanta." You
drapg. earporu, lot.a 'A.Dl.Tbnl om:t . Jdtchen. ParUally fUr. BllLP drln and ab&N ex· Rem.odelln&' • Plan service IN HOMI · Couuter girl W/alterat.ton IOlll~.....,. IOmeone
ciolet space. Pullman ea.ta .x... nlahed, utWUee paid. $90. P9DIM t.o Eureka CaUt.or-hlly In.lured e:xp. A.ttemoona It ~ ca.n phone your ad to .875-3811 or mail it In on
lavatories, pnv. patios, XU.Cal CM..aoo month. &06 Redlanda New· ~ dout Dec. 15th. OaD ~ llatlm&tea I moNJ:NO .. ID ~ ~ Sat. Apply 1n pencm the handy coupon below. MIN1HUlf CRABGE
1 BL to Vilt& ahopp'nJ. 275:1_ CA.BifiLO, Cb.~ a port Bea.ch. LI 1-31.M. -.at~ 'II u ll tt 1l ft 0 n R. O. Crouch 1536-3991 ~ • 41 llour. • Pl'8M 830 W. 19th St. C.M. Op-~.
S.136. 858 CENTER ST. .., ~ .. -·-•·" ~ hlqwa. Jktween 1Wllle vi.ta 8bopplng
6U-le68. (Nr. J9th b. Meea. U~ 2 lled. .1rvn"4lllUllU or ......... ..._. 8-cb. Oufleld 6 -.t,dUn.I. r -------------------
Placentia) C. M. l'OOlll l~-~ nqe, , ed 1 bedroom, With car-20 alRSONALS and 258 63M5Q. UCU JlrooJt. _ce_nte_r. _____ _
ca.rpet.I. dn.r*, ~ pell, dl'a~1, far a f e. r CARPENTEIU hunt. Ht. Bc:h. p rf J' W k
FOR better lMns. the prqe. Near llhopptnt. Quiet locatlon.. $90. SPECIAL NOTICE ========== IRONINGS in my bomt. a. ,me Of
new 1ux.urtoue Two children accept.able. M~ Colta Me-. * Carpen fry * reuon.abte. Sant.a An a HARBOR $U5. Open H OWie 28, 29 2 Bedroom ap&rtmauta. NEW YEAR'S EVE Ave., c 0 1 ta MM&.
1-20
21..ao
ST. •T.
5.50
6.'75
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TOWNHOUSE December. C&1J ~9871 ~eel and ~ A.T THE M:INO!l !USPAJR.d • "2-1777.
1 bloclt to Wipa. hMtel! anytime. ed. Het.te1! J>OCl!l. Cb114ND BABLOA PAVllJON SBELVJ:&. CA.BllPlTS ~=,.,,.,,,..__,,.,,----
pool BacJMlor _,... 1 TWO f\1rnlllhed 1 bedroom. welcome. UM can.yon RESTAURANT JN OA.R4GJ1S JRONING n per hour.
Avon Cosmetics T78.1NO or MO.NeO __ Sl_-40 ___ &._oo __ '7_.50 ___ e_.oo ___ 10_.GO __ _
bdrm Ullf\Jrn.~ $7&, tmn... .front, btreh cabinet., tub, Drtve, dP.t ott WUaott. FROM 7 pm to 1 am NO Jt>B '4'00 ~ Plea.ee brlnc own h&n.r--w.-~---woma.n.---.O-to---.80
'100. Gil 1.....: C&.rpet.ed. &bower $80. It am&iler BAT Apal1atDta 2 bd:rm COST ,5.50 Plm Tax ao. ANDllRSQM . .O'°:fUI en. MS.l1'9, Cell&& Kea. ~ stv• lovtnc care to 2 -------.------------
dn.ptd. K'4alllcm k!t.Q. iauo. A v&itable tmm.e.. tunmlbe4. n • w. deluze CHOICE OF: It no aa.noe ed. llJ ~ 3~ HOUSIHOLD -.n cbl1dNa tn our 1 column Inch: $8.eG Pl!" day.
en. dlatdy. 181U Be&ch h•tel! pool. btdlt·tm.. NL.. PRIME R.IB8 OF BEEF 1~ & CLIANING bdml. no~ but -----..-,.--~~~---=------2217 ~IA. eo.taK-Blvd. Hunt 1II't0 n corq. SUS. '2a w. Ba1. BROILfCD LOBSTER 25( PAINTING, . ~ up after Mll, 't:ao 'A coneeeutive days: $8.0Q per clq.
Bee.ch. VI 7.2739. c. 11-. ~. TAILS PAPEltH.ANGINO Can't to a p.m.. a day ~ 1& AA tlv davm· • ., RD -... _ 2 VIEW APTS. NEW YORK 6TICAK PG. u ·you w• to be' ~ .,.,nsecu e .r-· ..--r-"""Y•
t Bft,.1 bdr--aw mo. ~ID to Y:::., 2wo~: ~ ~ ~ THE "HONEYBEES" TU~F~~O ~h~t!!!~ MCOAd mOUler .P1-ea1l 30 consecutive daY11 : $2.78 per day.
a BR.. 2 b9t1sa ·-S2a0 mo. \.oOni tumllhed apart. na. CJoee tn, adult.a only. Wll.,L MAKE MUSIC n alnfina butted. Aver~• kitchen IU.l073· Add $LOO Per Inch Wedneeday a Sanc!ay
2 BR. 2 ba.tba, wttb bal· ment. 1613 Santa Ana, 319 11th St .. Huntlngton FOR DANCING FROM r 4 " ,2.75, bath f l .'TlS. Month. HOUSEKEEPER It child =================
J1IJQT JJ.86 mo. A.J>L a. Colt.a MMa. Bach. 9 pm Inside & Outside Jy eemce arranp!. care tor wocittng mother
All ~ but with 8'1-708' or between 11 -1-B-E_D_R_OO_M_.l:_ba_c_h_e_lor 673_.833 tor reaervatlona KI ll-M62 or KI ~. ot 2 small children. Love· BUSINESS SERVICES drapu. carpet.a, •tove • It 2 Lt 1-32'1. For Free Estimates ly home. Llve tn. $Ui0 per
refrig'erator. Bay Front -=-=--------.,....,, apartment.I. Year round NEW YEAR'S DAY Call 646-5~7 CLEANING or lrontni by month. MI 8·1618 Mn. Adverti.ee the business you are In!
Apt. BJda. FRJ':l!. rent to January lit. rat.ea, uWitiea paid. $65. experlen'*1. KI 3-eo9e. Hill or OR 3•7(M after (Clusifica.tion 25)
REALTY INC 2 bedrooma untumlahed, to $70 month. 104 E. Bay AT THE * S & H * M UDO • · b•illt.tn 1tove. C&l'})eU, .'.ve .. Balboa. 673-4810. BALBOA PAVUJON 35 CHILO CARE 6 P. • Per Column Inch, 12 Consecutive In.aertion.t,
OR 3·8830 drspea. Chlldren welcome. RESTAURANT Paintin9 Service --:=:=::N::;U;:R;:S:;E;:R=l;:E=S== MIDDLm a;:ed woman to N Co f"I. ... ,_. EONTilillPORARY Apart.. 18th It Placentia. Coat.a NEW untuml.lhed 2 bed-::::-care tor elderly woman, o PY..,~., ...
men.ta. Funsllbed, untur-){eaa.. Owner. LI 8-0378, room 2 bath apartment FROM 1 p.m. • t p.m. •$2.&0 per hour or by jc>b• "OBJLD CABE" &419 m111t ilght how.work It: cook· $15.00 (Add $1.00 ea.ch Wedneeday & Sunday)
1lllbed deluxe new 1 bed-ALL UTlLITIES pa 1 d. between oc-.an It bay on = ~EE~~ =~~0';!r !v~ce~~~'!: eeetaia tM .,._ a1m11Der iag, live tn. Good ealary Make it euy for people to call for your eeriice:L roo"" den or 2 bedroom. PenlmulA. '165. 873•0523· BU~ STYLE "''no Of the a4nrther. l'or tar-tor qu.allfled person. Box -..., Furnished I< Unturnlah~. " .. ''"' tlmate.• 5«·33~. aft.er 8 SUll. to $135. Built • tne. ""-ly d._ ..... 2 B·"-. l BEDROOM fumi.hed, p M tiler tatonnattoa eontact M, Cocta MeJJa. •·~" .....,, • ..,.. """"' UUU ""''d I t ADULTS $2.75 KIDS $1.715 . · ..... n..n.o w-••--Dep ID ---------dWlwuher, drapes, fire. apt.. Carpeted a: Draped. u ea ,.~ , c oae n, ALSO ~ PINK ---------.... .........., ,.,....,, L MOTHERS helper, 9 to 5,
placea. Private patio, pool LI M703 or LI g.2323, M8 1961 Fullerton Ave. Cost& LEMON• ,....E ( N E !uia A.Ila. N1-oM1. Monday thru Fr Id• y. NAME (f:-and , _ _.) . ---------1572 Orcht.rd Drive SA -..___ Meu.. $70. LI 8-7976. ......, • • • LICE CHILD unL uusL ·-. · · W. m.11on, Coet.a Meaa. SERVED HOT OR OOLD PAINTING NSED Care, Children age 2, 7, 8 It 10. Upper Bay area.. KI M261 OCEAN front 2 bedrooms TO ALL age 2 to 7, lunehe1, nana, Over 30 It own tran.t1pot· NEWPORT Height.I. 2 bed· ,... *HOLIDAY PLAZA room, furnllhed " untur-furnished .•parlment wUll 673-(633 for reaervat10111 Interior Exterior II n a ck•· #2980 B H C t.atlon. Beacon Bay area. AD.DRESS
DELUXE l bedroom furn, rushed, ·carpeted, drapes, oc~ v~. ~1;11. Per ---------Spray, Brush or Roller 2663. Phone LI 8-19117. $45 week. 675·1327.
A untumlahed. Lee. pool. dJspoaal Sn.led pool. mon · &. 6 8· HAVE BAR Also Paper BanginJ 3 EXPERIENCED w & 1 t • CITY
Wkly. maid eer. $100 to $100 up. Adult.I only. , HUNTINGTON Bea.ch, fur· 646-673' 7 reaa wanted. Apply be. ·····
$125, Model Open Dally. 6\6-4.88(. nl3hed apartment for rent. Will TRAVEL!! BABYSITTING tween the hours 9 & 8.
'60 move-in allowance, -ALL--U-U-llU_e1_In_cl-ud_e_d_! -1 downtown area, $60. In· .I Paper H1n.11·na MATURE young lady de. See Miu Kay. Danlah Cot. PHONE
19M Pomona, Colt.a Me&& Bedrm Fumlahed Apl eluding uUllUes. VI 7·3819. Bartender available Y 11trea babysitting. Expert· tee Shop, 3050 Cooaat Hwy
MI 6-e688 Patio, Lawn. Big Trees. UNFURNISHED 2 Bednn. for private parties. e Satistact!on Guaranteed enced with children ot all _c_o_r_on_a_de_l_Mar __ . __ _ ~ block No. ot 19th St. $80. Adults. Open. 2336-Apts. Carpet.a, Drape• It Kl 9-0452 e Free eatlmatet agea. Exeellmt local ref-DESIRE European lady COROUOO APTS No. 2, Elden Ave .. Costa Bllt·lru, $96. Localed: 729 eruce.. Own tranapor· tor general hOU8eClean. Ocean vu.2 blltl from Bcb.. _M=ua.~_M_&.._1_15_3_. ___ Utica. Huntington Beach MISS La.ird lntroducUorui. Pete Coleman talion. U .00 ~r hour. tn.g. 2 days week. $1.&0
Sun Porc:hu, Laundries NEW _ 2 bedroom, un· Responsible. confidential. Phone 41K-07Z~ hour. M2.3182 or 60..3478
AD OOPY
10 FOR RENT proteuional Hrvlce for 642 3868 N t A.ecept teem Ir small pet.1 furnished, 2 bath, fire. employed, unatt a ch e d GUAR. PAINTING 39 SITUATIONS or • e w P 0 r ------·------------• Yr. J.... pla.ce, patios. r"""'e & ROOMS Beach. -... ladies and gentlemen. Tel· Expert. & reliable for 20 WA~TED ===------Untum. '130, tum. $18:5. oven, c a r p e t. drapes. ephone 642.2036, yrs. 1 use tbe belt Of EXPERIENCED dinner Cout Hwy 8t Sea.ward Rd. Eutside Costa Men. Call $lJ • u5. WEEKLY annex __;,_________ CAPITALIZE on our ex. hoUlle waltrelilies or wan. ·------roams. kitchens $17.l!O ALCOHOLICS AnonymouJ. matenals. OR 3-3378 616-6229 or 546.-0473. Fair "rl"n•. ·Fr•e •stlmat•• nortence. Ma.nao-ement ers. 3536 E. Coe.st Hlgl\· weekly. 40 new A part-Harbor Area. Phone r "., ~ v ..-... ~ ., C $SO MOVE-in a.llowa11ce on i15 new furnished mod· Blue , .hip Stamp• couple With unlimited po. way, orona de! Mar. ments. Sunny Acre11. New. 673-8724. 24 Hours. " 67S 0081 alt 10 2 bedroom Garden Apt.a. ern bachelor apts. Ideal vurt Blvd. at Santa Joa. MI 6.4091 Costa Mesa tentlal. Po.uiible to In· · er a.m.
Jl'umilhed or 11nturnh1h. for nne person. Closed bell. Costa Men. 548•9261 21 LOST AND vest. Proven experience F ASHlON Wigs. Sell by
ed. Bee Mr. Roberts. 730 garagea available. 2133 642.2126. FOUND 2SD CEMENT, lo get the job done. Writ. wearing on the job 01 so· -·
W. Jamea, Costa Mtaa. Elden, Coeta Meaa. CONCRETE ten detail.a will be care· clally. C o mm 1 s s Ion a
LI 1-1853. 548-3767. BACHELOR apartments LOST. very small black tully &nalyzed It consld· & free wig. 8'7·5339.
• HIDDEN BEHIND a grove of eucalyptus
trees ju.et oft tho northeiu.t corner of
Beach Blvd. (Hwy. 39) at Garfield Street
in OCEAN COOLED HUNTINGTON
BEACH.
• JUST MINUTES from the MOST BEAU·
TIFUL BEACH on the California cout,
but with ready access to freeways, high·
way11 and shopping cent.era.
• YOU ENTER A PEACEFUL, HIDDEN
WORLD of your own aa you awing into
MORA KAI LANE.
• 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS, deluxe in every re-
1pect, heated pool, drapes, wall-to-wall
nylon carpets, etc. NO CHILDREN.
• Westinghouse Appliances Throughout.
JOHN & LUCILE SEDGWICK
MANAGERS
Furnilt1.d Mod•lsWill Be Shown 'Tit 9 P.M.
PHONE 8'47-6547
and motel unlli. Some -"' M ... hi
vith kitchenettes. Utill miniature poodle. uncllp· • CEMENT WORK • edJr""'d· !lay p"" red In. NURSERY Attendanl for -------------------'"'--
Ped, no collar or tags. vi ua · Y· eraonal ln.. Sundayu, Church Of Th• lies. linens and maid t 1 t ~ Vicinity Royal Fox Rell· erv ew a your convent. Nazarene. Call R·v. Coble, service included. From w •-v ~ tauranl, Christmas eve. Block 1.1a11~. No job too e'lce. rt.... · Ward, LI 8-7176 or LI 8-0133. ---------U S week. Phone 548-3083 Rew11rct. Ml 6-H.Ot. amall. reu rates, depen· P .O. Bo.x 1011, C.M.
NICE sleeping room for
d.11y worklng ma.n. Pr!·
w1te bath, private en·
tra.ncf!. Maid 11ervlce. 241
21st SL Costa Mesa.
LI 8.8672.
WANT a home Instead of
juat a room 7 AU prlvl.
leges for lady worklq
daya with lady worldng
evenings. $60. 6(6.9623.
UNFURNISHED or tu r·
n.18hed, utilities paid. Prlv·
ate bath. Private entrance
in rear. 2225 Can y on
Drive. C. M.
FREE room & board In
exchange for some baby.
sitting-. "46-6685.
GET QUICK
CASH WITH
DAIL y 'PILOT
WANT ADS!
LOST Thursday 'Sancho'. dable work. Free eaU·
Large white & black short males. Call H. Stulltck.
haired cat. Near Georgia LI 8-861~ i<fler 4:30 p.m.
&: Iowa. Black spot on
nose. Reward. 549-1292. CUSTOM PATIOS
LOST silver charm braclet. a nd pool •lflcks. Llcenaed
great 11entimental value. cnntrA• tr>r Coi.;crete work
Reward. 463 Flower, Colla nr 1111 kiiids. Emeat Bar.
Meaa. LI 8-6927. k"
LOST 1 male Beaglt, 2
years old, trl-colored, 11.
ctn11e. lU\SWl!rs to na.mt
ot Buddy. 048-4067.
SHAW & BENSON
Qu~litv Cnncrete Work
SPfrlAt..tzING IN LOST Diamond wrist watch EXPO!\ED AOOR.EGATE
and band, vicinity New. Founllat1 .. ns, patlo1, com·
port area, reward. m'rrt;il I" re e e1Umates.
OR 3-2469. I Ttr mR Phone Me-0660
LOST Ladies billfold. Re. CALL 11~ first &nd ave
ward. Cell 1146.6010. money, p~UOI!, drtveway1,
* * * * * * 11idewaJk,, also repairing
of nit kin.is. Call 642.Un6.
BJl.t SURE TO SEE ::..-A_r_tr..:r=~=' ==Jl·=m==. ====
"TODAY "
B·I·G SllNDA Y EOITTON
OF
Daily Pilot/News Press
Jl'or CLASSJFIED Call
675·3311
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?.SP GLASS
CRANCE GLASS CO.
Window Gla$s
Replacomonts
All Tvpe, 01.-6 Mlrron
OP~;:" ALL DA'/ BAT.
6411-!l~VI 21134 '" Npl. 81.
40 HELP WANTED,
MEN
W A NT E D experienced
hand pre11Sers In garment
factory. Apply 2907 South
Oak St., SMta Ana.
EXPERIMENTAL machln· BEAUTY ope~ators need.
lat, minimum 10 .vears ex. :.J now. 545-C209. ·"
perlence with major ex. =====-====
ptrtcnce lo prototype In. 42 HELP WANTED,
strument development. MEN & WOMEN Complete famlllUity With
methods of inapecUon.
Referencea required. Sal·
ary open. Send appllca·
Uon or resume to TMJ
P.O. Box 20M, Newport
Beach.
IM.MEDIATE need. capa-
ble couple. .matnt,nance,
management. 24 lndlvid·
ual apartment unll.6, age
not Important, honesty,
lnlflgTfty a.re. L I v I n g
quarter provided.
646·6400. Costa Mesa. NEWPORT BEACH
Maintenance Man
Perm. position In Police 45 EMPLOYMENT
Dept. H2<>-15to. Tenth AGENCIES
grade, 2 yr1 bldg. const. ========== + some sto~keeplng exp. • DOCTOR
Age 30-45. Apply thru 11 DENTIST •
PM, Jan. 3 , Personnel. PERSONNEL
City Hall, 673-2110. AGENCY
SAI.ESMAN, prefer team. 224 W. ~t ~y 842.0610
Top dtml for top man. Reccpt'11, M.O. no flu
Perfect working condi· heavy phone $3110
llon11. :i man ntflrl'. Lelli Dental rerpl, l'Xp. over 1
make more In 64. M !.. 36 . l llM
!'ll'rvlce. Rerpt, ·Aurireon 1~00
LYTLE RE.ALTY l.l 8-"93 ChalrBlde x·r&y, exf). 1300
Jiil:! Pomona C.M. Bkl<pr, Opthamnlngt11t $32,'\
Sen lh•t old 11uff! Tn 81.1y or Sell·-6U> '3:fi1
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675-3311
TO PLACE YOUR
WANT AD IN THE
DA /'l Y PI l 0 T
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W-ANT ADS
L
..,..
DON'T SAVE IT,
SELL IT!.
Why conserve• dutter.c:I closet,
when you CH convert those items
to convenient c:.sh 7
Sell those us.ful 11d0Jt't needs"
with a low cost OAJL Y P1LOT /News-Press
Want Ad. Someone is watdtin9 the Wint
Ad columns, w¥ing for your ad
to appear so Jr. can_ buy those
things you no longer need.
For help in placing your ad, or
cost estimates without obligation,
phone direct: 675-331 I
••• AND CHARGE IT!
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Frl,.Dec. 27, 1963 66 .. I.HOS AND -170· Ma~CELTANlous 70-M-1sciu .... ?oo1 OIMULIN•---1 9-;::TIO,,;s -=;;;aa;;::A::;::ti;::;::::=...-== 100A tmporh4a
lt*i• Cart 1 OO=A 1-mportH & I J-00-A\lt~mobll" hr
r-.=--Sport Ceri _ Sile a Wint .. w.·&10. 65 MUSICAL
01toANS p;o1t SALi fOR SALi-G ,.. item °"' us & su,,.L.11s
°GOULD MUSI( (0 PATIO B&le: Chi>d• roll· *SUPER SALE* I APPX t-MESA BOAT I
• top dtak A ahalr, lille new. 1 1~ B t'"''l "'· 1t
AUSTIN HIALIY
e
POUCH I CHIYIOLIT
·e:~~,.:.1e:, 0 r:: Holiday Special mHER
STEREO
COMPONENTS
Lar&'ta\ "1fl:tlon of m&,,U·
flcent f'.'!Jt\rr in tht Har-
bor area -and complete
demonatraUon fac1llttea tn
our Sound Room I
U& Ill. 11th St .. Coata Meaa
MI 6·8896
OPl!lN 12 to 9 weelcday1
II • e Baturday1
CIOetd Wednuda.y
Ope" etmdpyw 12 • 6
Ol"l:N ICVenlnga
PRICES
TV SERVICE
L.r9•st Color
OHier in C1Uf.
~~ 1'!':(;!' .. .'
T V
RENTS Pl Nos o .. eau "" .... m 1.11.. C,." .. PED CENTED A SU: 8wt.,. Mt complete, BhOw &mpl ... Muat tell '"'"" " ~
f&)v&niltd, 126: Women'• be.tore tnventory Ju. 11t. _,., .. aelltnt· 1 h a p e.
$2100. Contact p A rt ~ I I .. ~cri • P.14. e1s.9au. '62 Chev. mpa a
40t a day Oolf cluba, 8 lrona, 1 Wood Lounse chairt '68. Swivel Cam,.rt Boat.a
A baf, JOO: While l>inaer lounte rockert ™· Bro-IOAT STORAGE REAL VALUE
w~ r,... lnat.rucUOn.I It
opUon t.o buy~ Rent and
oartaae appUv on pnce..
18th al Newport 6t6·l8711
RENT A PIA.NO
Le» than Uc pa day -
No Umlt cm rental period.
Rental 6 cart.ace appUea
toward purcl\&tt,
Wh,y p&y tnore !
ORA NCl to~)! MUSIC CO . \ . ' "'I .. ' .., ~ ! ! A ~, .. : .;
l~\c Rt.:"" ~I· nf\lo,< ~Sii~
11 ; ,~'}1 /', 1 .;
Coat. a bu!lon Ilse 10 ta ca.de MN. t 0 ck . r, ,.,, Pav~ and fenced ..,.., & "AUSTIN BllALl!iY 100
J2 year. never worn. 11': '136, now 112,50. Com· mtnutu trom wath. "Midi oom• flaln'but )'OU
Dark wool .Wt. Ilise •O-U. ronable Ul'IY duckl~ can 1&vt bundredl. Ktll)'
excellent condlUon. UD; rocker, ~ off. BtlJe 1\Y• WJll BUY J'O~ C4lll _,.u• boolrt tor $tsa. ,
Dark wool Chaf'OO&l iult Ion m~tt•l&.ale Ml'/Jilra. 1Dt5 Newport Jl?vt.. Cll. la\'el 8ave! lavt\
•u '6ilidiiii S'petdtter.
Belt ortw O'f'er '6'70. Call
MI ISMOI.
llMCA al&e 10 lo 12, $111; All wool iwtvel rocker, ave ST&. et64Mt Ml.OMt $J95 H• IS
aport jac.ket, plaid, •o.o Roaklnl lov.,,..t, 1&ve i!>&A.L Cbi'lii6n4i pretlftt 't ,....
lll<e 11ew, 116: Like new ••~. Tyllt chair isua. for tht ld4a. iees. 1•• tu· SIMCA
boy'a Boxlns rtov... 16. Yacht cJ\alre $U.to. per S.Ulllte, Pt&. Call l~ ftmndfta •"&Uabi. I.ALU 6 UlftVJe&
LI 8•879~-HOUSJD or C!HAift8 OJ\ 3..t100. BAY MOTORS KEY MOTORS
SA VI) •••• $1711 dollar val· 61S w. ltth. C.M. OH·UM a4JLiolT Li'Jlil"p, n;vtt nM Ha~ Drd.. C,K.
ue cookware Low u .. t Q'\l&fi(y fUl"D. ultd berptn, SlM. ~•r· ioa. Harbot' Blvd. Ml -.._
waterteaa, atalnlesa 11te.J Ba.orttlct Pricei teel condluon. O&ll Coata Meaa m
.I ply. t7 pieces, U&. J'tn• Nr !Ow ttoy1 to apd bike LI 8-St06 or Lt 1-'ltlt. MI 8-3241 YOl.R.aW AGIN
Uo. Save •40 on Roaera ...... " mv. con.eo • •• "'• ~ ..... •-.n " VW I .... aannaon Ghl.t.
$2395
MILLER·CONHEU
CHEVROIH Bovatian ahln& HJ'Vt• I. ••• 1"" TV P 1 "" rn iifiiWir Ca• tn e ~
• IT&. 08i Radio-Phone CO" CruUler s1-• ll .... d ..._ _.... .. ..... 18'7 1Uver ware compt1te ''" ' ...-roo ' -• c:oupt. ,_,, ,_..,r, new TOO W..t Coult HifbW&Y
Mt f'O all new. M6-lta3. llOJ• combo, ' •peed. ruun. O&llty. ~1 P===::::; ;:=~==-h~~noOJlttir, ~ U a.naa N.-~~ amu1 '71'• A &lbwna. Ml t.O!ll3. u.... ~~u-........ Wi O'Yerboufht. MUil Sell R"l·U'Pt edfk. New 1J pc ~-t _,.-..,._, """'' • BllANI> naw Klftl Bille bo.x • t.1 .....,.. ..._. Of
pa.c~) fHO. Indudu 1 .. v ... 1141 ConUzientat ™'-I' •Prlnl'I. rnat~ (IUll ~=·e ~ ~· ~ ... "; 96 ;o~•IL·L:-11 SJOPI SHOPI SAVEi :~ lf~ StOPf SHOPI SAVEi
frame • cuw1. <Com. Wlltoin) c.M. i4i • 1A1 }C.,. to A.::,."'1 ::~Tlsprtte. 'M VOllU AJU: iiW •t Ko$ Opt.
J"or l>o-It..Youl'Mlftn MJ Ml# after 5 p.m. ENGUNiSJll( dou~I• mat: Ara...._. 10 .c N, '*°"" 8h&wroom tttJh U\tu1"£l. Pal9t. atw tmk ... toed b&e. 1ltaW, atiliem.attc:. LOW LOW cJJUii!lfs and lit• too can tJ'eM A '*' aprmp NI. pl•te. ~-4wmna H..., Dunlop Ufa M~. «*MiU• *"°· Ml-MU tmmac\llat• ~~t. fll6
• ht beautiful lf you u• Bet,. quUt..s 1pN14 '10. .,.. J~, 2 "b con· Pwtect, n\Ult ... to ..,. &ftW &:to « w..ac en4a. belew &lut·'°6k pnc.. PRICES Btu• Ltwtni. ftent electric Excell•nt ooadiUon. ~~ .,., "4-.ood t-. prtela.te. Buy teday. COit.a 11•· 1~ ftnncinl avalldle,
All trpee • ar&del of Im· lh&mpoo«, $1. Jl • e d • • LI ~-8880. Md at.ck )ard. &U land· 1~ tln¬Jll avalllble •a VW. ~ tbaft 10,Qi U>o!
ported • DomeJJUC Ply. Hardware, llOS Newport PHILOO retrt&'eratol', •P-.... ~tell lD G •w Opel\ Suntkyi ftill... ~t Co.& Open Buada)"B
wood1. Door•. Lumber. Blvd. Colt& M4A. proxlm&tely 1 year old. •.k. • ~ eottier7 •at. BAY MOTORS Wn, $1.'7». ft~• ' BUY MOJQIM ·
Palnt • Moul4lng1 • ?lu. BELL Ii Howell magneuc Good ooad1UOn. UOO. ~ ue-aa 1, Lil .. 11". ii.U\io Bl ~t:'Mua ~c~. Hardware • Fence opUc&l 1' mm IOWld pro· TW 1·1'10 d&ya. 11144.11 H.,....y~ ~I p.m. 2066 Harbor Colla Meaa lMS VoLiiWlOiN re( 20M .J 8·12fl
.t · jector $326. Bolex l8mm evea. ~ · . 8000 iaU-. a:oellent con.
We Specialise In Watl Pan. Camera $160. New Skill l'OR l&le •ton tqulpment: && K -11 ft WIC\i, I Ml l·ftff • &Uon. Printe party. •
•ling from $3.116 per ' x 8 router $36. Palmgnn ll 8• d•·""'--, -oo, •• d·" 1'*111 .,.. Rome. 11181 A 113..atM Ntwpol't JU&ch. __ ........,..,....
aheet. way rotary mlllln&' table cat=;-;.:• $200, .. ;. lofodt1 la lblptilMt COQ'1-'W' VOLVO "EVER POPlJlAR" I BAKER Pl YWOOD 160. 646·284• t>etore 11 m··t _ .... 200, coke ...... 1• tton. No~ recau1M-,y ,__.. T 1., Bak C M KI 9 "073 .... ..._ • """' ........ 0 .__.. •• JAGUAR m" IJ'7 v.JWY v ... DR. s A· 1 er, . . .... p.m. er, $26 .. meat 9C&le.e, $15. .._ Ytt _.,. .-~.. "' Iifi votvo P..UOO, irpvn. TION WA.(JON, Pl· pwl'
Opt!ll 7 d&ya a we~. CORONJ::T like new, $7&. addln&' ma.cbJne, $26. AU ~·~ ... ~~ 1g; f.i'tifil' Jquar Md:u, a.eun witb nd tftl•rtor, et .. r, l'/b. etc. Xlnt cond.
SALES & SERVICE BUY SELL TRADE 9' aurfboa}<f, mn1uat.or, tn good diape. A.lao bi( Garft'1A ~ .a$8 .. • ...,.,. ~ 6 below Uft "1th extru. .Atta.et.iv• Udo white/
FURNITURE boy1 bicycle, 11tudio couch: auortmeat ot srocen... Call v'!, 'Welta'V:r, · -ovtrclrtYt, radio 6 Jat&tar, ea I I prtv'*-part 'I Sateen allv.r. "Wanted OR 3-5477 APPLIANCES ;2:5. each. Ch 11 d'1 302 8th St., -·-ttn..+--.. '"'""" ...... .;.,.._ • p.., t OR 3-1286 atternoon.11 or -·"-·t rl " ...... •-VI 1..--wav, mm _..,, ---.-• -. a model at u....... P ee. 1813 JC. Coe.at Hwy. C.d.M.1 Used _ RepoueJaed TV cbalr1 12. each. A new Beach LE t.UOI. a t.o t. ~~..,.,,, lOU W, WU.-, Apt...l, •vU\inp. $695
8tarttnc Dec. 2nd 8&.nkrupt •tock. -New Schwtn.n d er al I er, iil.Li'.oXY Gt "N•p. M• or P la one 7
OPEN ~ 'TIL J p.m. Terrttlc Pl1eu, Tums (wrecked) $10. OR Zi·lW tun_.'. Le av t n r tr&m oWW TOUk oWk'•' 10" MJ62, 1 00 Aut.moltll• Per
* i&': ZENITH TV * APPROVED WANTED -Blue Pyretlc Hun•t.•.,.on ~ Pl•r-4n. $tt. mo. 'UI 1·=-x flAu·tw tc:=, rn Sar. 6 Wanfe4 Tommy Ayre. Chnrolet · -· ttn'. AduJta, no pet., Mo-"• "'-~ __. a.u Btlt GMAC Terina! Ne$. Table model. Fully recon. 21159 Harbor Blvd. C.M. rrure. wtth narlal open· Dec. 28th It 2tth. .Abo, bile Horn.. 10 11 60 • bl'-cll, ftl*\tly bmf4. ~· y,.MpOlrtatioa C6ut Bwy., fA.IUn&. dlUon~ 4' ..,, ..... nteed. cor. Vlctori& LI S-9880 lnfl on the aide adaptable J111. tth A: 5th. Ctlll"~ elnAt•• -• adJ •·-t. •--· "'"' tarser. San 1.ull .... Mo. -.,,-v• ua.,,.12\ HYatt ,.7'7«. Ori&'. J32t.9:5, ba.1. only CT O * for variable pul.almaUon. under 12 tree (with Par. bile Hom• z.t,ai;;,J 4202 New tCrU. $UOO. o a 11 !00" ~ av&llable M9.9~. T&l<e up paymt3 *AU I N Write Box M·&O• c-o Dally e:nta). Over 12-Jlalf ,...,. Milafon, Oce&n91de, OW1lllll' atUr &:ao P.lt. A.Jao w• C&n)' our ewn 1908 ChtV)' M l·4!r, p9i>rt.a
$1.0% a week. U you will lfll or buy • • Ptlot. 60x;;i::: .. -•-ut .::Loom • 7 .,,. QA • ....... <ioAtr&Clte. Nt--4'99. coupe, llR p&lnt <metalic I ....., ........ .,.,..,. n..i-1. -· TODAY'S ap-.u • blue), c1t&n tfttettor, .Uck REPOSSESSED TV vve Wtndy a i.ry FD'tST local abowillf o t aet. 9 Dr&wer dreNer. DCBA Autumn Hw m1n1c MllCnlS a·INZ -~
OUTLET Auction Frid&Y 7 p.m. patftt1n(a by Tlvel at with mirror, headboll'd, 2 atole. _,,._ let out. Onlv J"er I.a. JO' x ~· .bptua IOtl 61 DodJ'I coupe ....... -.Nt Gbttt. enstne recenUy
1990 Rubor. Cotta Mes& I l071'it Newport MI 6-8681\ si.ep Center, 632 w. 19th drawer ntte atand. MO. wcwn ~ f:.. tima. oncf. $2"1 • 61 Cb•v i-..ntl Surfer .... ove~ed, ,,10; ~!
Man thru Fr1 11-8. Sat 9.6 ' • SL, Coat.a Mea. Hour•: 886 B&ktr (comer Baker.. na1 prtet $UO(l, WW .. u Localed °" "9tr&ble lot '8 Ai.pUn ' dt ~ .. ····--'1 $250. ,_ g,...1 .... ...,..
Largut Selection of Ueed Windy s Auction Barn 11:30 AM t-0 • PM daily Bt.18toL} Ooata Mea. ITOO Df If Dtn BUY m II N Olda 2 ctr lldtp ·-... Jnt .... BMd'L.,,._.,.,,,,,..,,,.....,...,.,,__.,-::--7;'"
TV'• ln S<>uthem Calli. ,.... AUCTION ,,,-unW C'hrlatmu. sUiil'BO)Jij) Ve•-9, 1,, 1 · UJ..0500. Pla1J10rt Me,,U• VUlap UUI M cad OOVpe .--··0 -··M" stikfdi...uere! Senti·
WEDS. 7 PM Beach Auc· WE BUY Old Oold. J. C. laq 22" wide, red .. A white 80 PITS, CATS:--tOI W.1Tth IL OD.ta X.. 11 MD.C'ZDEB llOSL IJT Tl'otd oty rt~~ mtntal aale.. Ona owner. 66 PIANOS AND
ORGANS Uon HIM!. Cor. 3rd and Humphrtea Jewel.er, 1823 atrlpea. Good eoo41UOn. DOGS. llltDS Pboae H--..U JU)l'Tft 1*.utltul red ra•~· """" Cbemalettt!:i v.a. 2 door
lC.1. Blk So. of Pier. H.B. New Port Blvd. <Mta f~. Inquln t7ti,t &eJwia. MCSJ)ij 20 'rr. iCl;iltiDUiil\ c;m: .a.ck top, blue booJt ~ NIW.-Olt"ll..MOTOU ~c ~:ii::
CHRISTMAS
MONEY
Conatgnmenta wt' 01 P4Y Meaa. Ur, Ooata Meaa LI a.so.a. black toy P;f,!i. =~ pa.taly .. u ciaetas. .. , titn. Our low clble..out 26" ~~~!. pewu ~. "75.
Ca.ah for Furn. Appl, USED Sbopamith M&rk 11 SJ!:LLJNG out, cood oondl-and_,,,: outa1de catDeta. txtra.a. pr1~ ll-'8-8611 -..._ Ml • -i..
wUl buy lota of
famUy tun at
MJ.tc. Call wt•... LI t ·--M t ........ 1 year olll. BU· Ptrfect a.-........... _ • •1~"" tu1l -,.. CAD" I •c ··-· u• ro ou cu....... ua tion, refrigerator, treezer. ve.. belra to, female. All •-~ • ...,., ,...... 1~ =;;am=::'OC'""'Ll!11'::...:::::-:-1-:::96:=9-:2::-:-d06.,..-r VI 'iA7U6 &36..2038 Hll. 20092 Orchid SL San· wuh1r. TV. f·plec• He-Alto. herU'lce aal .. NM<! older OOQfla. ...... ..... Open Sund&y9 'l.d1llH...V • ~~l;!~lfhll, ~~o~t=~:.t~~.! ~.com.ae.u.,make ==a.Tratltr BAY MOTORS =1!,.=~ ~=.~.ex~:r~
olf•. SS1·11M. m I tnil.. hitch, $1'1&. OM owner. Bervlc• man HAMMOND
In
CORON~ DEL MAR HIGH q u at It y apparel =M=e=aa.======= POOl)Lll PU"• t.nd al u d ~ aiQU tt. -r.ke trr• IOM ~ Coata Mua -•-OHl"9e&I. M\lal aell. trom the wardrobes of ,... ~on lHO 511·~0· Ml f.U•& e.t-•"6. Cocta Mtaa. .~ ..
·-A FREE JO YOU Gtn1ce. AKC. All colon. Jdt _..b'I" ho-· 2· ~. • $700. 8'8-6187. Here an --.mplu -* DELmcz: SPINET
aocla.lllea ...... celebrlttu, Inclueun, TtJU' T01 IU· ...., • • ... ~ ...... lHO CadUlac coupt, m..
Ladles 4' men.a. Huld&'1, v•ra. ~ 'Cea. reoma. 1 ~ bath&. Many macul&te, U ,HIJ. Prfvat.f ~tr& D\Oney tor 70\1 aell-ORGAN -_.76.
Dozen.a ot orrans. all
popular m&kea, 11.ut 6'
tlnlah-.
1850 South Cout Blvd~ GB:RMA.N Shepherd, A.KC U l.1T2t, MI 8.Tlll. atru. 831.1096 dter t SpGftll ud romp ~· l80 W, Vlctort-. 1nJ cUtoffa UU'Ol.\lh
La«una Buch. CAllf. -·t.tted ..... ._l Shula -;~;;IM'.==..,r--r---.. P.M. --........ C.M. 8'1-U22. D>.ILT PIL6T want ada ·~·-• -UDLIMOTON Teniln, i ,... __ ;:::: ...... --I ·1---1 GARA.GE sAt:iri. CUPit-Lane. H.B. 897-8&83 atler wee~ A.KC Jamb . ijU. fO'dO' BuUblion trall•, ..,__..tSoa 101-A tell tbt.t o14 .wrtl v ..-~ • * STUDIO UPRITl!l PUNcJ. ~ u.:1. FOR SALE
lng • pad. 11eta. l&mpa, &:oo p.m. 11.ao no ahlddlnr.'m,-. s.&it. 2 ~. 1n M&llUftll
tal>Jea It an1ac. Come A: d&ya A: Sunday• Clft?y loeatk& Waat stOC> for
8p1 n • t'.-• con.aoleii •
~ It oemplate new
Hammond llfl•.
Rmuianta. 8amplea A Mill·
enda Sat. Only a a.m. lo
2 p.m.
pt It nett room tor the OIME·A·UNE :538·l8l3. ' equity. N*Wpart Te,naee; rar. 673-M?O. au w. 11th. ~ JJ,
929 Baker, eo.ta Mea
1 MAN'!i &mond rtng 1( No ltent Over $25 GJU!1.\T DANE -Fawn, N*"J>Ort BUcJ\.
e&r&t.t. Patd '1600 will Rea.den ire W'&ed to re-J!hcceUent Te.mptrarnent. LffiO Pvk trailer aletpl I Visit
Keyboard Headquarters
HAMMOND ORGAN sTuoros
'152 INTERNATIONAL 1acrlflct tor $760. Call Male. Cropptd A Pwma..-6 Cabula prl-rat. ~
M2..oi02 ot evca. ~IL~ r ~ 1 ~.: ntnt Sholl!. Aow Quality. boat alJp ~vallable. 19,500 Pickup l,\-ton_ 'Ill Harley
motorcycle. rotary power
mower, '57 Bulck radio,
Kenmore wuhing ma·
chine. '773 Wilaon Apt. K,
Colt& Mesa. after 3 p.m.
4'6-nJI. 0e--ent any violation. AXCRqiai...d. NW..•. or t.rUt. 873-71211, ,........ GllllUlAN Sbtpbnd, t.. ~11.
21M !l. Oout Rlway
Coron.a del Mar
OR 3·8930
$100 Tuxedo, •lze ,8, worn of thue Dime·A·Un• retu· male a monthl Old. ~ =:-:-:==-':'::-.,...,,...-='-~
3 Umea, owner lOIJt too lationa: &token, excellent w 1th WA.NTJID Mobile Holllt lO
much wellbt. 135. Corona cb114ren. 130 1182.WT ft. or mo,... Real batptn
Del Mar. OR 3-662•. I. No comm•rci1I firms '%:':~=:---· -=-=---· _ trom prtvate owner. Call
FRIDAY'S
ACA~S ~2 Easily ~ frl~tentd
l Sfllll out 0 Melodious
l.11inttnticnally utltra'lces
$ Fresh-water « F.-ned opera
fish <2 wds>
• ftock straUll ~ EulCplal\ 14 Stop, u beetle bueball ~t '7 W. Htinlsphere
lS Whistling rtpJbfic
swan '8 Frte from
16 Succulent obligation
• vegetabl t 52 Trust worthy
17 Abrupt 55 Pry into
18 W1no-l!kt others• part business
PUZZLE
12-2'7-6)
1 ci PefL to 57 Consisting
Norway and of Sf)Okfn ' 5 Type of )4 Ela.boratt
argo vessel solo • • Swed"1 (ab bl 1110rds
• 20 SCOlle ~Meal arts
• 2 l Magoo! f>O Preposition
23 Bull-flng \ ) f>1 Expression cheers ar choice
2.C He<b used f>2 AVlllablt
as gaml sh for reitlng
26 H~rlan f>3 Leavt It • violtnist as it 1s
~Switzerland's &4 Noble
-Glacie<s &5 Having th in
6 Soothe 35 Deslltult
7 R eson111 t a f stna ti en
cry 36 Tito, 1.g.
8 Proved 19 Bridge sup en or supports
9 Spanish 40 Besides
article 42 WelHcno'MI
10 Call for a 0 Gold, in
repelition alchemy
11 Time •5 Unloclced
• • • ~ Chinese Sl1i'I> tone
hefbs bf> Pitch
mdiator •& Warehou$ts
12 Losl 48 Mtch.,ital
33 Knowing &7 Comp"1sation
)fl Ancient for tenancy
13 Fra~Slls proetdures 2 2 Members of 4q "On ltle end
•• : Europeans '11 Hlsterical
peri&d
· l8 Bad plact
to get
Into <2 wdsl
· • )q Com bread
calc6s
40 S.telll t! 41 Peripheral
part of
~tel
the family of · • • • ·"
25 "· •• af f <2 wds) the lut 50 Slllc or
l Brief Minslrtl'' rayon fabric
extract 'l7 Letter 51 Make a cho1c1
2 Fem. personal 29 Supematural 52 Disparage
name being 53 Ttie VflY best
3 Having 30 Inert gas 54 Abfading
exlsttd 31 Rum and watet l11strum1J1t
DOWN
longer 32 Without: Fr. 5& Wise to
4 Good-33 Mr. Van 59 Eyelid
riatured Doren swelling .. ,,.....,.,r--r~~""r.!""!1"5.--rr-r;o'"T.:--r. ll
62
117
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or privet• business mey QUALITY poodle puppt.., Ll1>W a-mis attao G Jim AKC, black minlature t ..
us• thes• columns. maiea. 10 weelu. s100 • 98 AUTOMOBILE
2. EACH ITEM for 1-P· Terma. 53Mll6. RIPAIRJNG
1 L _ d IDEAL Chriatm... I { f ( ..._1 Ro a --•uve H • must PW price -Lovable Mlnl•h1re ~ • v AU ......... uw
no pric• over $25. puppies. AKC Jleclatend. .::~N Shot.a. Tenna. 6'6-11241.
GIRLS 27" bike. r o o d COCKER puppy for ala:
condlUon. $12. 3 Cute 4 months old. $6. Ca 11
puppies, cnall br~. $3. 638.1067.
AUTOMOl'IVJ:
111..108 • &. 17th
eo.t& Hua
641-2172 "2·2638 Canariea hen-. $2. Slnl· -=B...,.ARB==1E_w_a_rdrc __ bea,_e_ou-t.
era, '6. KI 6-8001. 12-n fit&. is. LI a.0011. ~9 TRUCKS &
OOOD uaed TV, 126. -- -T1t.&(TQ•5
5'8-0681 C.M. 1-1 81 HORSQ " -~
1938 au1c.1< trarwn1111on. _LIVES~K-1964 DODGE
perfect. $26. Stevena tllle, HOME -Bay Xa.H, Part PICKUPS
t>vtr under. 22-UO. $211. 2 Morran Quarter Hone •
Boy• bicycle, $7. LI l-4553. Apalooaa. Good DlapoaL. $1875 12•27 lion. Reuonable! G 6 o d ..,.......,...,,.---~-~~~-CO NllA Jt cu•tom 24" T.V Saddle &: ~t ot Trap. Factory equlpptd 6 tor waU or cabinet mount. plnfa. ~6.202&. factory dellvered.
$2&. 8H-2M' 12.27 HAltl•R D•DGE
HIGGINS 20'' convertible 90 BICYCLP & 2160 Barbor, Ooata Meaa
bike, red. good condluon. TRICYCl.IS KI 9.3347
'10. Aleo tncydt, Murray, BicYCLES • 8\ii&arc:ti y b b d
18" tront wheel, red, ex. New Blcyctea pt.915 " OU Cln uy • rln
ceUtnt condtUon, $5. up. New Surfboard • new 196'4GMCl/,Ton
LI 8-5165. 12-29 $69.915 up. UIM Btcyclt• Truck for $I M9 dt·
!\ED POINT s1ame11e kit-110. Terma, Trtde, Bank· livered at St•n,bury ttna wtth C.F. 11hata, 8 amerlcard. Salta. R.,.
weeks old, papers av&JJ. palra. Xmaa Layaways. Buick, 23'4 E. 17th St.,
able, $25. Deposit will Blcyrle It SutBoard J14q1. Coste Mesa.
hold until Chrlstmaa. Cor. ~th A Pacitto C<>ut -,60-c=Hi"V.,,.,..,,..., ~~.,-:z'f,-on-pl,....ck=--u-p,
M8-t356. Hwy .. Huntln•ton Buch. ., bed t b • ~ Ton . cus om ca •
12-27 91 MOTOiCYCLES vs. radio a: heater. 000<1
.POfiTABill TV, good pie-& SCOQTI•• condition. $1075. 546--0860
lure, 126. 527 Tu11tln, -
Newport. MI •·27M.
12-2~
SOY'S 24" bicycle. LI k e
new condition. 117.50.
646·1164. 12·2•
26'' 3 Speed Boy1 Bike $20.
I 2•" Boys Blkt, $1 0. Pr.
of Rear Fenders for '1
ton Chev P ickup. $12. Din·
•tte Set, Real Oood, $15.
Brown Couch. m&ku tnto
beG. good ah •• $1~. ~I
er bed • x a fl .. ho. Ull
8•7·40~2. 12·20
H6NOA Motorcycle, 19M.
month~ o Id, only •SO
mJle~. lake up my pay.
ments. next payment dut
.l11n. 6th. Bank tlnancid,
mu~t ra~s credit chtck.
Call 6i3·H09.
93 SPOltTING-
GOOOS --=-====== • • OOLt rlu'ba ·eo rttOdll 4
wOOds. 8 Wllaon-1tdf \J'On
& 'bt*. UO. Call 5Moli H
218 HllllOVer Drlv•. Coit&
Mha.
1 OOA Imported &
Sport Can
We Pay
OVER 1300K
For
METS« VW's
COMPASS
RAMBLER
1Hll Newport Ave .. Coata.
MIN. Ll ~-930'7
SPC5~fS i IMPORTS
SERVICE
Loan C" ~" A vallable
cu§roM m&di waterproot
oover for Fial eoo. $2:5.
&•e-1331. 1-1
iiSAtffi'FUL ua6d TV._ la.·
bl• mod•ll. ua. tad\.
95 BOATS • ...-.IL 11.AKEB •
& su,,LIES CREST AUTO SALES
e&e ••oa. 1-1
~de. oua;:;a £ ;m un x.nor Blvd. c. M.
tl'Otn 1195. f tr • llp llt1tl Fer Quality fmt>orh HUB c&pa, Ford, 4 fat $2. outboarcla from $90. 11' Check JIM SLEMONS
PaUo rock~r r.halr, $:1. Lark d11yatler l6()0, Diamond Value Uaed Cara
e•&-8448. 12-27 1 LI 8-0923. 90 Day Warranty on All
PAINT for fence ~ Orey 11500 -17tt 11ua 1loop. 1602 So. Maln Se.nta Ana
stain, $1.915 per gallon. to-D11rrnn 18118, ~tru. Or 643-7354
tal 10 g&l. 6of6·84of6 12·27 m111<, orrer. Will add cash AUSTIN HEALEY
FTIU:SCREEN 11et, f o 11 r 111vt tr11tle up, Owner.
pl'<l" brali1 and hl"rk wtth j 01101~ :'1·8224.
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Mark II. 4 place 1port
coup,. with ovt rdrlvt . Ex.
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USED CARS
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CUTLASS
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$2699
'62 OLDS 88
2·DR. HARDTOP
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'60 OLDS
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$1599
'60 RAMBLER
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$799
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SAVINGS to YOU!
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'64 OlDS f·85
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$3699
'62 FOltD
XL 500 CONV.
$2195
'62 MERCURY
MONTEREY
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and aMWn• klt.ftet ot prier " only SH•~. !Suy 1~ lluncl"t avatable vur Nicut Q~ arttuntl Tut drive Ollt • be Mn·
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tp .. , Air v .a, Auto., RA 100,, tlnancinJ available Mt •·9241 BA y MOTORS IM ,rQ&Ht OW.tr Of thla I $1599 H. u no cuh "1 NHO Open Sun4aya • Loclt¥• N dOn't delay.
mentblJ and llUUMt balt 84 Y MOTORS tef4 NtfiM!r Cotta Me114 =· ra&ae. QQa yr Wu . OMEGA OLDS ,-"ee at '1276. STA 't'IOR wii)n, •iif"O'fiiv; )a 1-324.8 0,.., llMY•
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0.1\09 ot f2181. \lit. STILL HAVE fNJE tBM ,.,.,.., c:-u Mtaa '83 CHiCVY • door aedan, 'IS Chavy II Nova 2 door lf[ J\11'1 ~ .,., f at&oa&. wml overdrive,
H.T. U 1'0 ~h 111 • • & ,,_,., ltally ~\ijpped,
PT.~ ~ .... ....... nnly 8000 mtl1t. I JtH . . ~a1:::, . STOP! SHOPI SAVE. I ~ '63 '411 ciiiff • J>&Menger Call f76-368&or~tt-2flt.
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WE ARE GIVING AS MUCH AS . s1,ooo
DISCOUNTS
LOOK OVER OUR SELECTION TODAY
AND MAKE THE BUY OF THE YEAR
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JOHNSON & SON, Lincoln Mercury JM1 f4.2 moablty aM U. 'llifiA>Jr.*didMt6i1511M2DL!f~llJlrr:doe~r •um• llllfJ&nta Of $21711. •talion wqon. VI n~
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V.f. .... trlfl•.. power tft. ~ .. 15. .
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Open B4nday.
BAY MOTORS
1064 Harbor Bl. Costa M~sa
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beautiful 2 tOfle 8tatlon I
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1960 MERCURY Park Lan• Convertibl• ..... -........... $1295
..,,,..,,,t.fllitN ._..XIU'J' Cir, I.Aw mlleatt, acellrnt 11ndJ&lft1.
tt61 VOLVO 1215-4 1ptl. Transmission .................. $1291
Y,,u•n hive t~ ~et or ~onomy In thlr; Import. H11 radio. healtr.
1919 roNnA~ Stell C~1ef 4 dr. vista ••Ma ...... $1196
•attu.t •ndJUIUIM QJr wtth rallht, heater, h~drnM1tle, tMWer 1letrill .. ,., .. ,..,u... ~
1961 FORD Ftllcon Z dr. Mdan .................................... $1095
l1flt1 ,..a&er . .ukl11aUc tr111raJu lon. Ont owner IH.t eer "" he• ., ..
el can.
1957 IMPERIAL Crown Sourhhampton 4 dr ............. $995
rolb """ eq1lpped J'1u1 air aoadltlonlng. TNmlUfltlJ H~lals lft tll,l1
lu111ry 1utemoblle.
1959 RAMBLER Ambassador 8 4 dr. s•dan ..... u ..... $895
~ ~tr1 rt111 car 'rloed way bllo• evtr•&e marktt prlu. Every eccepory
ul faotory air coedlt1011lnc.
1957 DODGE Custom La:1cer 2 dr ht ........................ $695
Car rps ud 1001<1 alrnost like new. Has p:iwer stterln& an d rwer brak11
wlUI automatic tra111.
1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2 dr. Hardtop ............ $695
Very cltlln one n11 ner ru . Low mllta'<' ror 11 '57 and In \'try rood condition.
1 tll BUtCJ( Station Wcr9on ................................................ $595
Lott of mUc s bU ln thla nnr. Ha~ p-wrr ~frrrlni 1nd dynaflO\\.
1960 Pl&NAULT DauFhine 4 dr ........................................... $595
Verr ttw snJltqe "' thf• oiie nweer Hr.
1917 IUICK 2 dr. Stt•a .... -....... ~ ........................ _......... $495
Ce1H la •• looll et ttdt, ver7 thsrp. ticeell••t Urea. No dents or ecratches.
19&4 IUIC:< Spe~ial Convertible ""'-"'" ....................... $295
ltsceUtat tran1port1Uoa cer. Good top and lnttrlor.
LlllRAL TERMS • IANK FINANCING
* IUICK * G.M.C. * JAGU.A,R -Siles & Strviee
PHONE LI 1·7767
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NOTH CHIVIOLIT OFflllS
WHOLESALE PRICES
ON l!VIRYTHING IN STOCKI
PRICES SLASHED!
e MONEY BACK GUARANI&
On 111 eur ''OK" USED CARSI No stronger
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·~'""! ,61 MONZA Htrdtop $ 1499 AuletNll<. ,., .. , lltt .. r E ll•t ,,..,.,
'61 TEMPl5T "-4" Wagon
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11399
11399
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lllOID ,_,.ton ''6" Pickup •1099
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I nd l>rellH. $Nrpf
'59 :.~!~ .,c:.~~!~'!',~ .. ... ~ •'"' •1099 159 OLDI Dynamic II 11099 4 Qew, e"'9. llf!le• rt41ie. httlar, _,,
br1ku Undtr9rlqtl '59 CHEV v.a ltl·Alr s 1099 I 0-, ~ 1•411t• ltflo, llttltr. _.,
'59 'Foio "~~~',fib/~~· $899 v ... .., .... •Mle, '*·•·· _., ., .. ,,., Ont ol 1111 lllarNsll 159 ANGLIA (English Ford ) ~299 II•. 1r111a .. radio, ., .. ,., • Cheap lrt fltPOrtlllon. '58 <.:Hl!V '~·ton ~899 v 1. Sid. s/1111, rtdla. f\Ulfr &hut •
1.1atdo tft!f Ollll SHCltl. '58 .. ~~.~~~.~I~~.~~,:~(~~.'°" S499 uno.r ,,,.,,_at 10 Hill 157 CORVETTt. Merdtop $1 599 StlO l/111!. rldlo, hH lar lltail• 1h••~'
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$799
1399
S299
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AS LOW AS $2099
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CHEVROLET
11211 Beach llvtl. (Hwy. 39, So. of Warner)
HUNTINGTON IEACH
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60 '°""'IAC IONNIVILLI VISTA. ftM,HVDR0-'119,AIR . 1'H
61 ftONTtAC CATALINA S'1'. C,E, lll,H,HYDIO,HJ19 . '.~-.tJH
60 '°NTIAC IONNIVILll YltTA. lt,H,HY9~,ftl,P8 . . . . 1191
61 ~fAC CATALINA SAf'Alt~ l,H,HYRO!f'I'" .... .;~
61 TEMPl5T 4-DR. SIDAH. RAD10, HEAT!R .......... , • • !t,I
61 TEM,•ST $T~TION WAGON. RADIO, HIATll, AUTQ .:;:;:1#f
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62 'ONTIAC CATALtN• 5AF~'"· l,H,AUTO,P$,,I ...... ·~.$Ill
61 TIMPHT $TATION WAGON. R,N.AUTOfAATIC .... :.,··~
62 PONTIAC IONNEVILLE eou, •. l,M,H\'DllO,,S,,IS,AI-. 31,$
62 f'ONTtAC CATAl.INAIVllTA. ~.HYDR0,'5,PJ . . U'S
62 ftONTIAC GllAND ftllX. A,N,HYDIO, flULL 'WI. & 411 1'91
~ TIMftlST STATION WAGON. 1,M.AUTOMATIC ....... 12f$
63 ftONTl4C CATALINA COU,I. R,H,HYOaO,P$,PI ...... ,. 3191
57 CADILLAC 60 4-01. R,H, JULL POWlll & All. . . . . . . . . . . 1191
60 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-Dlll. R,H,AUTO,ftS,PB . . ........ '1~f
61 COi.VAii DILUXI COU,I. l,M,AUTO . . . . . . • . , •••• ~I
61 CORVETTE COUPI. IAOIO, HIAT&R, 4-SPiiD .... , .. ~::~
f2 CHIVlOl.IT S'OlT cou,1. R,H,AUTO~TIC: ....• , .. ::;:~s
61 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4-DR. R,H,AUTOMATIC . . . . . . 1495
17 CHRYSLER J.OR. R)f,AVTO,PS,PB,AIR . . . . . . . . . 895 '° FOU 500 4-0L UDIO, M11'TER .. .. .. . . . .. .. . .. . . 995
II MllCURY STATION W•OON. R,H,AUTO,PS,PB ......... 1295
61 OLDS STATION WASON. l ,H,HYDRO, FULL PWR. & AIR 259.5
62 F-4$ STATION WAGON. Jl,H, AUTOMATI<:. . . , . .J99S
ff llAMILErt l-01. rt,H, AUTOMATIC, Cla ... t '''00'' . , ...... 1ff5
60 3.1 JAGUAI. l)f, AUTOMATIC, 0.0, MK 11 .. ,.. ........ )595
11 AUITIN HIAl.Y. 4-SPllO, WIRI WHEEU ..•......••• , t295
0 AL'A lllOMIO ROADiTllt. R,H, ._,PEED .•. ·~ •....•••• , '295
6t 'ACILLIA CONYERTllC,E. R,t-f, ...SPEIO. . . . . . . . . . • • . • 2995
62 M.f, ~O~Tll. R,ti, WIRE WNIELS ....•.•......... 1795
It VAU>CHALL 4-0R. HIATER ...... .. .. .. . . . . .. .. 895
VAVXHAlL 4-DR. HEATER <DIMO) . . . .. . .. _.. l.3_?5
51 CMIVROLliT ltqA'-A IPT. C~I. 'UL.L ftOWE~, AIR . ·" •.l295
62 OLDS STARFIRI Cft!. PULL Nlt,R,H,AU1r0 ... : . •2995
60 PLYMOUTH 2-0R. lt,H,AUTO,PS,Pl,AIR COND. . ...... ;. ".T19S
ROY. CARVER Pontiac -.Tempest
•M Onn1• COUnty'a Exclusive Dealer For
ftOt.LS ROYCE· liNTLEY • FACEL VEGA
LI 8-l~, IM>O W. COAST HIWAY, NEWPOllT tEAcH ·
Closed Sund1y -Open W .. kday1 1nl 9:00 P.M.
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$ ooDELIVERS
ANY 1964 CAR!
• EXAMPLE! -WITH ~DOWN !
'U Falcon $41~.· ''' Gala1ie $64Mo: 2 door 2 door
'64 f 1irl1ne sssMo.• '6' 4 door $62Mo.· Dix Sta. W1gon
--100% FINANCING ON APPROVED CREDIT
'59 FORD 13.19 '58 RAMBLER 10.29 fltli411 Wt-· . .,_ ...... v .. crv1u ... 111c. AUi-aii~. ll•llt, .. .,,., ................ ,., w-..... ., . l'WWMll
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'60 FORD 15.79 '62 ECONO VAN 14.67
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13.69 '59 RAMBLER 1~:~7 1 ~~~~~~ We-. 6 (YI ........ l'trWHW 14ttltr, SN. Tr .. •.
A-1 ·usED CAR SALE!
Prices~• nHr and below whol111l1l You can't beat our low prices!
n , •• D l'tlrlfN .. '44 ... C.UMHY aeur•• '41 ... T·ll•O "·-· '45
..... '"""' IOw •• -_.. """ " -'"',.· ..... '" ,o•o , ... " Mii. '41 '" ...,.,, '911""· •• ·u ,ALCON 1 or. s39
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... T·llRD 14arfl.. tJIS, •n CHIV. 1111 ... la 134 ... l'O•D 0.1 .. lt '38
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18 ... l'OID lltrll-'37 ·u Cl4RYs1..•• COlfVI. 12
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'U T·llRD
-OPEN EVERY NIT£ 'TlL M1DNITE!! -
MARK DO' .. YNING FORD
Ph Kl 9· 1126 llS7S BHch Blvd. at M1 ln et Ph VI 7·3SS6 ' S ftolnts -Huntington &.1ch •
DIAL THE MAGIC NUMBER 675-33 (1
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100 lile&W....... .fQ.ID USED CAR SALE OLDS.MOllLI ll&l~~~~con. 'WE A, RE LOADED
C~YSLll ovu &o to cnooae trom dlUoa, n.w eeat coven.
~ 6': :~ STOPI SHOPJ SAVEi Ml=~i::EJ.L STOP! SHOPI SAVEi ::. Call MS-07911. Colt&
.-. ,.... ~. 1ooc1 "Q Ford v.a Oonv." 700 Weet Ooul ~bway PONTIAC
ccnd!Uol. "91, 1N5 Po-A. N&l beauty, Radio, heat-Ll l..U:SS Newport BMob "lractory Air Cund." ---
mona. Apf.-ll, Coat& Me.a. er, auto, power ateertns. MERCURY 60 Old• ea ' DT. Hot. Bed. •
FORD Bab1 blue, wlllto top. •verythtnJ power, R&dio
Ovor 30 daya In •lock, dual ran&• Hydra, t.hJa STOP! SHOP! SAVEJ 1982 MERCURY Monterey .... ..1 I •-k a <R •A · eo.o-o! It'• iotta .... ! ,,.,.,uu.u car ... ~•I '°"' MUB'l' 8JJLL .-2 door hardtop, power t.oo cheap. but, ll'a ovec PORO WAGON 1-.. ~Sundaya 1t .. rtn1. bral<e.. Radio, 30 day1 tn 1tock IO-o-ol ,..t buy 1.n towu"
111.lAP 1913 Jl"atrlano ~ . lJ\C available Mat.er, wbitew.lla, auto. ll'a &'Olt& &'0· Blue Boolu 80 PonUae Calallna, 4 Dr ..
ltu1rt .a.Uoo W9.CoD BAY MOTORS mauc. Seal bolt.I, new al $2030. Our low, 1 u w tho perfect tamlly car. l\a..
wtth ·«tr a 1 lncJudina ~. U06C). Prtvalo party cla.e out price la only dlo, heater, power a leer·
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h&IPC• *' Hareor ee.ta Mua Kl 5..al!Ol. $1796 full 'Pri-t• lfll', 2 tone, w/1/W tJna, ~ .L.~ -~· MI 8·32'8 OLDSMOBILE Open Sunday• be the proud owner ot th1a ;-:.is~ ,..w..;;: •
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. BAY MoroRS :~.:: ~~t;r:~ low.
~ OUdG' tra•., 80 fWd n.1._.a ( door, ZOM Hvbor Coat& Mea& 100" tl.naneln&" avallabli Prt9'ate puty. Oil 6.1'62 -.... Ml 8-32t8 f11N tull prtc. 'a« i'Ol\i Galaxy ti:: ~ radio • beat.I', P 0 w • r. STOPf SHOP! SAVEi • Open Sunday•
the.a 11,000 mU-, Irie en. ~~vate party. to Oldll II Hol. Cpe. BAY MQJORS
stM, ~4 ttke S200 or t1 1'-iliU> _ tull er bM •Yeryth.lna, a beauutul '55 OLDS bl&c.k. 2 door. 2GM Harbor Colt& Meaa
late ft)Odtl Bonda for J0,000 actual mll.:;.~ cu t.bru.ouL Now ti the $~. MS.1749. MI 8.a,i.a
equt~ f~f.jl• pty ,2800 OR 3 8MI Ume, lt'a ovu 30 d&ya •
'5.2 i'OiiS id&Uon . . - . ln iloclc, BcH>-o, It'• ,otta YOU'LL FIND va. ~ ablttwecon. '68 FORD wqon 8, with ,.o. Blu• book al naa~.
P • r f •et. -'126. --1~ cwvdrive. Good con.di· Our low, low price is IT IN THE Hun.Unft,on n.&ch. · Uon. Call Ml-7M9. flt9.5 N U price.
1961 roRD ~ !Uo Ila-UNCOLN l~ =!u:~=ll•ble!
8A.L1D or trade -lMO -
'II PoaUac.. 4.54 rtnc • p&nlon ,_,.,, $35 or trade
!!.~ 0.: ::::.· beat-·~::·.~~~::~ BA y MOTORS CWSlflED
U a.xn. ah.I.re. HunUnrton Be&ch 20M Harbor Colla Mesa
toe-1,90 rtna cl plnlon
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1Q PO.N'tIAC Cat.&lina con.
lllJT 'Niiib COft1'ertfble, U7-0l1'. ' KI 8-3248 6 7 5 • 3 311
;;-... ~---6 trim, l7All1 ud CBAJ\GE rrt •
V9ff,lble, 1'9poa.9U I e d.
wm tab belt otter.
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·At BAYHARBOR Chrysler-Plymouth in Costa Mesa
~WE SELL
II
.·~New 1964 Valiants Made· by Chrysler, We Mean) .
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
WI HAVE THf
LllGEST . .. . . . .
COLLECTION!
··ti 'U Vllllllls In· Or1nge County!
And Titer .,. :
All ON SALE
1HIS WEEKEND!
Sale ln4t Thunct.y, January 2, et 9: 15 p.m.
• cou'u • SIDANS • WAGONS
We Mud Reduce our Stock of New
c:.irs! 3Y2 Acres of Carl! There's
Still Time! ·• Take Delivery by
New Yecw's. •
BEST CAR IN IT'S CWS 1
Hne )QI drtwft a Vallallt? It's 1 ~ car wttJI mwwlous lllS
mllffgt. Jnt.trlors 1r1 lltaUUfUlly 1PP0111ted I\ lwldla and parts
llkt I S90ttS rM, Yet ~dts I most comfotUblt rldt. Quality IS
built In, too ---Meted by Cllmltr's S 'Jtlt/SO,rt:IJ milt
warranty!
COMr IN ~· A TUT
Dl lV! • MO ~LIGA· ''°" .. 0 l"ttU$0•• WI 111.L VA.LIAleT°" 'f
VALIANT for '64 Is a w you would hlft to Set ind drlvt to fully
apj)f'~le. It's tht !*fKt tar for BOTH AROUND TOWN and FREE-
WAY driving. Get yours now!
BRING YOUR TRADE-IN TO BAYHARBOR
WHERE YOUR TRADE·IN BRINGS MORE
'64 . Valiant 4 Door Sedan
Wlllo ..,.,, llunon r9dlo, -IW/dtfra&i.r, Mel t.111 olld NII
laiderY _,._., Stoc.11 Ho ~. A lo! of t4r fer a little -
w r •11r "''' wand -"' toclar tor e11tv .•••
•a..tTerm1
•But Prl'*I
'M Va liant lo door Sedan
Wlttl ,_ 22S EMJM, """"' tiutton. ltdlo, htetet/#,_.,,
Mei belll. etc. See alOc'M He. 41. 11·1 'Ml/rt tor •-dllflfle tlll1
u lt! lluv toc1ev1
$99 Oo'#n & equal peylMnh of $53.98 mo.
l'~U SALES PRl~E $2027
''4Vtliant V-200 2 door
....._ Sl"9r 22S -·lie, ..ilOIMtl< lrat1111T1lulOll. tlUAll lllltttfl ,.... llleWI.,,,...., t\llr.f wiftill.-fd Md WIW fir•. lrlftf "!'!' . .". -llEADY to ...... Ho. I $1'9 Down & equal peym.nt1 of $59.78 mo.
FULL SALES PRICE . . $2284
'64 Valiant 4 door S.den
~ 225 9MfM, automellc l'-'1smi.11on. •l\d 11111 tactoN ~. ._.,. us HC1N e111rl11t 11111 bit aalol 4'11< ta sat
lfptJ._ '"" 101. '" Down & equal peyment1 of $54.06 mo.
FULL SALU PRICE $2030
'64-V •liant Stetion Wagon
Wll~ )ot#lr ........ ""'" dtfroller, ti.ck~ .. lllo, WIW flrCL
SllOtt Ille ~""""' Yc.1 won'I tiuv II '°' leu l $100 No 1u . &rend-· of count. ONl'-
$99 Down & equal pay ments of 60.73 mo.
FULL SALIS PRICE . . $2268
1000/o
FINANCING
Can be erranged on eny
car on epproved credit.
No payment 'tll Feb-
ruary.
I Prlc.e• d<> no l11cludt tax
.. ltcel!M
$99 Down & equal peyments of $53.90 mo.
FULL SALES PRICE . . $2024
•M Valiant Signet Hardtop
~ Hanllao ""'"41 l llCktt 10 11. 5uMf 22S ........
-,,.,.,. -· llraltea, '"'° llt•I#• ~. ..-d•lll. tlflted •IM:Allltld, u,.,_t, ••w '"'" ek. wow 1 Ne. n. ,
$199 Down & equel peymtnta of $65.10 mo.
FULL SALES PRICE . $2529
'M Valiant V-200 4 door
S.0.11. Wllh S.-r 225 E'nt lnt, AulO t•t•t oul/I 11111* rltdlo.
• llnlltd wlnellflleld, ...,. llrOI. ~•c S•oc• No IJ. l refl4 -·
... ::Nl~n: f•r ctn"lel Cl1r11tltr'1 \ VE 0 '0.000 Mill WAii·
_,, $149 Down & equal payments of $61.20 mo.
FULL SALES PRICE $2335
'M Valiant '4 door Sedan
Wllh SUDtr 115 EMlnt. Auto ''•"' o•wer br•~e&. radio. lle•ltr de11'11illf, IHI ~lh, w~ .. I <O•m WtW llr"U, Slodt
No IOJ l rv " •nd ....,.,." buv II •• "'" ·~ .. •rice ' I I
$99 Down & equal payments of $58.46 mo.
FULL SALES PRICE $2187
we KEE, THE "CREAM PUFFS" AND WHOLESALE THE REST TO WHOLSEA LERS
UIED CAR SPECIALS
1963 Chrysler 11960 Volk1 Kombi lu• New Yorker Wagon
lmrrlKlll•i.. r<uov io.dttl lllc"'41M l ... , "·' <""1,•.., lledltt llHltr.
a ir. Scarct •• """-t"tll, • •-'''"'
$4299 :ll~~~ $999 :~~~
t'62 Tempest LeMant 11959 Crown Imp. Coupe
COll\'<W'I. ttMle. ,...,.,, Alllt. trens lncJlldlne Dll•l•lr. ,. ... rvbbtf'. ,..,..
,,_ to. '"' OUV Ill i-. I«' •~ werv w1y,
$1799 :..~~~ $1699 :~~i
BA YHARBORPLY~~~~s.tE~NC
1425 BAKER STRllT AT HARIOR COSTA MESA •Open every nlte 'tll 9.ts • Ph. s.4~193:
With A· I used c:.rs I trucb thet ,,. belnt tr ecl9Cl t" ~a Uy on the
NEW 19'64 FORDS
At the rate we ere 1•Hi"9 New Fotcls we c.en 't kMp up with the tr.cl•in1 so
PRICES TOPPLE
Regardlen of Blue Book prices encl profits, 11 must be sold imrnedf1ttly.
100 To .CHOOSE FROM
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60 CHEV •
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59 CHEV.
$1695' 63 . FORD .... ..xi.. Dt. "·"· .... .,... wtltl 4fl ............ _ ............... \.'11
s1395 57 FORD
s995 59 FORD J
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s1195 63 FORD
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61 OLDS s1495· 61 FORD · s795
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57 YOLKS $695 61 FORD s1295
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60 PONT. $1695 57 FORD s595
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62 PONT. ~695 5 .. FORD s1095
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58 PONT $895 59 FORD SCJ95
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59 PLYM. s695 61 FORD tt295
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61 OLDS s1795 . 59 FORD $895
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61 FORD s149s 58 FORD s795
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60 FORD $1195 61 T-BIRD ~695 • P'ld! u,, Uc Ne. l(IMtt • .... 11.T. 1 a "·--. "' ''' ,.., l'W. Uc .... 011114
60 DODGE $1095 61 T-BIRD $2695
P'ldl u,, Ut. Ne. Jtnu I Ot. N.T. I a If, ......... Pl, l"t. l'W. Ue IM. MICNI
61 MERC. $1295 59 T-BIRD $1695
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60 YOLKS $1095 60 T-BIRD
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58 DODGE $695 60 CHEV. $1195 .
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THEODORE ROBINS FORD
SEIYlllG THE HARBOR AREA SIKE 1921
SALES DEPARTMENT HOURS:
OPEN EVES 'TIL 9:00 P.M. MON. THRU FRI.
OP&N SAT. 'TIL 6:00 PM. CLOSED SUNDAYS
SAlll & SOYKE UIO CAI CBmR
3100 W. COAST HWY. 1920 NEWPORT BL VO.
NPT. BCH. LI 8-3471 C.M. Ml 6-164'
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69 CHEV. ~ffe $4195 62 PONT. ~~~. $1695 ·~
-I 63 ·CHEV. :=~~ $2595 62 FORD ~g;t $2095 t·
63_,cHEV .:::.:-:::::.=:::. $2795 62 LINC · ·::~:==:~f:; $4495 ··-....... ........ . ........ -"' ........ . . ' -59 PONT. .:r~~;~~, $1045 63 CHEV. '1.~:r.~-$1895
59 BUICK ~::~r $1595 62 FORD · ·:;~·= $1 -295
~ I 62 'CHEV. ~==-= $1995 59 FORD ~?LJ:ffe . $995
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700 Bf HJOO WEST CQAST HIWAY, NEWPORT BEACH Business"
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DIRECTORY
Anthony's Shoes Udo
Bidwell Shop for Men
Rlchard's Udo Market
Berkshire's on the Bay
Blue Dolphin Restaurant
King·s Lido Richfield
Stationer's Store
Bay Cleaners
Cene Burton's
Tbe. Shoe Tree
Lido Window
Lldo Travel Agency
Joe Nickens
Barrows' Bank of America
Via Udo Drugs Lido Realty, Inc.
Lido Toyland Via Lido Cameras
Newport Balboa Savings and Loan
Robert Harris Insurance Ace.ncy, lne.
Security First National Bank
udo Fashions It Beauty Shop
• PLENTY OF FREE PARKING •
'J ,,.. :! Ccao
;. ••a · C't•-•
Guide ·10 Fun .
Thea.ter
MELOD\'l..A.Hl> ';._'.: • .,,..,._ Donn S.C. •
Rodgers Mad~ mu&tcal, d.it,r.
ring James Shigeta and Elaine Dunn, Is
pheylng through Jan. S. Shows nJgbtly at
8:30, including a special Chinese New
Year's Eve showing and three matinees.
Sunday, Dec. 29; Satur~. Jan. 4. and
Swiday, Jan. s. nckets, $5.50 to 12. are
available at the box ol:fice, 1700 S. Har·
bor BJvd., Anaheim, and at MutuaJ Ticket
Agency, Stationers Sto.re, 3430 Via Udo,
Newport Beach; OR 3-M60. For informa·
tion call ns-1220.
THE BOVFIUEND-Pllys Fricby aDd Satur-u y nights through January 4 at The Music
Box, 3111 Second Ave., Corona del Mar.
CurtaJn, 8 p.m.; tkketa, $1, available at
the box office. For reservations telephone
875 3879.
LORD PENGO -Comedy by S. N. Behrman,
Dec. 2:1 • Jan. 19, at the Pasadena Pla,y-
booae, 39 So. El Molino Ave., Pasadena.
Pert:onnances are ru,htly, ncept Monday,
at 8:30, with mad.nff Saturday at 2:30.
Special partormanc:es, Dec. 30 and New
Year's Eve, with no performance New
Year's Day. Tlcketl, f.t to •1.ao. Telephone
SY 6-S358, code aru 213.
Sports
BASl~ETUALL -Lal<ers vs. St . Louis, Dec.
31. ~t 8:::0 p.m.; L.A. Sp o r t s Arena;
RJ b-6131, code area 213.
HORSE RACING -Thoroughbreds race at
Santa Anita In Arcadia, Dec. ~March 10,
Tuesdaya throup. Saturdays; nJne ~·
daUy, with the f1nt atartiug at 1 p.m.
phoM MU 1·7401 or JU 7·2171. <Opening
Pbooe MU 1·7401 or m 7·2171 , ~ area 213.
Special Events
MOVIELAND OF THE AIR -International
Flieht and Space Museum displaying the
world's airplane•, from a reproductioa of
a 1910 Curtiss Pusher lo an authentic F ·
102 Delta Jet Fipte.r, Orange County Air·
port, Santa Ana. Open daily, except Mon-
dar, lO·a .m . to 5 p.m . AdmiaaJon: adults,
Sl.25; juniors, 7Sc; dwdren, •h·lwelve,
SO cents; children, five and under, I~.
CONCERTS -Ray Charles and hJs orchestra
and the Raelets will present two concerti;
the first, Saturday, Dec. 2.1, 1:30 p.m., L.A.
Shrine Auditorium, and, the MJCC>nd, Sun·
day, Dec. 29, at I p.m. at the Long Beach
Arena. All seat.I reserved; ticketa, $2.50 •
SS, at all Mutual and Liberty agencies, or,
by mail: World Wide AttTadions, 1717 Vine
St . Hollyllrood 28, Calli.
. .. S~i~iv~ta
~~ .•. -..... -:.-..ed.aa:
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Rose Bo•I Came, Uldteirdt) al ........ .
ton vs. UnlventtJ of DBaob. J·45 p.m .
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY -Dkll Slabi~
and his 14-pJece orcbeatra wW play for
dancing in the Empire Room at the Ne-. ..
porter Inn on New 'Year'a Eve. P~llagc
price for the eveat. jncludinl dlDner and
all ertras. •17.50 per .,enoa. Reservations
may be made by pbonin& the Newporter,
675-1700. The Franlle 0rte1a Trio is ap-
pearin1 in the Udo Loun&e at the New·
porter nightly, ex~ Sunday.
DISNEYLAND FES11VAL -Tbrougb Dec.
31, S.30 p.m. each '-.1, ''Parade Of Ole
Toys, with different gnupe of '-nd•; Dec.
JI, New Year'a Eve Party, 8 p.m. lo 2
a .m. Park houn: JO a.m. to I p.m . dally to
Jan. S, with extended boura throueh Dec.
30. 9 a.m. lo 10 p.m.; Dec. 31, t a.m . to 7
p.m., witti re-openin& at I for New Year's
Eve party.
POLISH DANCERS, SINGERS -Mazowue,
Poland's premiere D~ Company and
Chorus, featurtn1 100 dancers, singers
and symphony orchestra, ls being pttaent..
ed tonight and Saturday al 1:30 p.m., and
at a matinff Dec. 2.1 at 2:30 p.m ., at the
Los An~eles Phllharmoolc Auditorium.
Tkkets. SS.S lo $2.25, Mw on sale at the
box office. MA 43500: Mutual Agencies.
Exhibits
MARV ELLSWORTB'S-PainUngs ln acrylic
by Ray Frie.a of Lacuna Beach are being
exhjbited throu&h January 2 at Mary
Ella1rortb's at the Newporter Inn, 1107
Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. HOUTS
att from 10 a.m. to t p.m ., Tuesdays
through Saturdays and from 10 a m. to S
p.m. on Su.ndaya. '
LAGUNA BEACH ART GAU.ERV -A s~·
ial New Year ah1btt Jan. 4 .-n. showing
tbe wort of ~tori of tbe Lag-
una Beach School ot Art and ~ in-
cl&Mting Jonathan Scott. Jon Stobfbary •
Roger Kuntz, Jan Peters Babcock'; Dom>a
Sharkey, Hana BuUhardt aDd 'Jbomas
Laursen. Nortb Cout Hllhway at Cliff
Drive: hours 1 to 5 p.m.
Coming Up
ROMAN CANDLE - A comedy by SklneY
Sheklcla wW be pre8ellted by t.be Hwrtmg·
ton Beach Playen on /an.u..y 10.U and
J7.Ja at 8:30 p.m. at tM Huntlngtm Beach
Memorial Hall, at the Civic Center. Tkk·
eta are available at Manltoe Mmlc store
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Anjt. Greeley, VJ 7415.
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COVER: Greta Smith, Dollie Cohen and Helen Susman,
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ol General Dayton in the Huntington Beach Players production
of ''Roman Candle," which opens at Memorial Hall ln Huntington
Beach, January 10. Stt feature on pages 8, 7. Ltt Payne PhO(o.
Deamber 27, 1963
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cartoon feature,
"The Sword in the Stone," is now
showing at the Mesa Theatre in Costa
Mesa.
Dori.s Day and James Garner star in
''The Thrill of it All." showing at the
Balboa Theatre this Friday and Sat·
urday .
Henry Fonda a!ld Maureen O'Hara
star in the feature, "Spencers'
Mountain," with their screen family
of nine. The movie !s now playing at
the Surf Theatire in Huntington Beach.
mu.a Andress, Allita Ekberg, Frank
Sinatra and Dean Martin star in "4
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MEXICO ·
Rigl.t here in Mexico City we
had Mr. Charles B. West who used to
be a Chinaman (in a way) and is now
sort or half-Alaskan. half-Washing-
tonian (the Washington State kind).
At any ra~e. some twenty years
ago Mr. West was merely "Chuck"
who operated airplanes for the Flying
Tigers and was a colonel in the Chi-
nese Air Force.
Then everybody lost interest in
fighting and drifted back home. but
Chuck drifted up to Alaska. where
his wife and family lived. and got a
job pushing throttles for the Wien
Alaska Airlines. Tourists were always
wanting to fly across the Arctic Circle
or over the International Date Line.
where it is either tomorrow or yes-
terday
Apparently Chuck sat down one
l'vcning after tossing another log on
the camp fire and said to himself,
"We get tourists coming up here and
they want to see places. What some-
body like me should do is provide
them with transportation and accom-
modutions.
So he got out the hammer and
nails and built himself seven com-
panies. Tour companies, sightseeing
companies. a few hotels and a steam·
ship hne Following which he became
Mr. Charles B. West and was eligible
to ,:arry a coat over one arm, plus a
brief case.
I asked him bow he liked Mexico.
Mr. West looked around to see if
anyone was listening and asked, "Is
this off the record?"
"Absolutely," I assured him.
HC' looked und~r the couth I ut'·
Ill'\,. \ ou t·all them .. or.v-1n a su1lt'
and <;a1d. ··Marvelous place. People,
scenery. everything wonderful. Mex-
ico is a gold mine for tourism:·
"How come that's off the rec-
ord?" I asked.
"Because," he said sternly, "I
operate touriat facilities in Alaska. If
they ever heard me say another place
was gorgeoua they might come after
me with walrus spears."
To prevent any spearing, we
must keep this off the record.
Mr. West and his family now live
in Seattle, but t:e runs up to Alaska
every few weeks to visit his relatives
and his money.
I inquired about Mr. West's rel·
atives and he said bis father-in-law
had done some work with pans.
•·vou mean he's a cook in one of
your hotels~" I asked.
Mr. West shook his head and
said, "Gold." Then be tossed a nug-
get that felt like it weighed sixteen
pounds in my lap.
"He panned this out oC one of
the rivers and gave it to me for a
sou"enir," Mr. West added.
Now a fellow who gives away
keepsakes lite this is a gentleman of
unusual culture and well worth know-
ing. So I tried to get the f ather·in·
law's name, address and telephone
num~r. but Mr. West was as silent
as John Wayne crawling through the
woods to shotgun the Comanches.
Also, be reached over and took
back the nugget. -John Abney .,.
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TRACK
COACH
Jim Bush, once-obscure track coach at Fullerton High Sohoot.
is quickly blossoming as a world figure in the circle of track and
fi eld
Bush, who resides in Newport Shores with his wife. Peggy,
and two children, Jean and Don, is currently enjoying a week of
hunting and fishing in the New Zealand Alps.
He's in the land of kiwis for a month of lecturing on the ar t
of hurdling and sprinting. Jim, who serves as track coach at Occi·
de ntal College in Los Angeles, is giving clinics at ttie invitation
of the New Zealand track coaches.
Adding to the honor of the event is the fact that he is the
only American coach invited to lecture the track-minded New
Zealanders.
His introduction to world travel came earlier this year when
the Amateur Athletic Association asked him to escort a group of
American track stars who were appearing in European summer
meets.
Bush admittedly had never "traveled" mudl over 500 miles
at one time before switching to the Oxy post in 1961.
Then things began to change.
He was invited to join the group touring Europe ~nd wound
up visiting Ireland, England, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Den·
mark and Holland.
Under his guidance were some of the top st..lrs in track and
Cield -such names as Ulis Williams, John Thomas and Ron
Morris
"It was quite an experi,ence, coaching men who are world
record holders," Bush recalls.
Prior to his junket to Europe, the mild-mannettd Bush ex-
tended the hospitality of his home to a couple of distinguished
visitors from New Zealand -Murray Halberg, world record
holder for six miles and Olympic champion at 5000 meters; Ar·
thur Lydiud, coach of Halberg and Peter Snell, world record
holder Cor 880 yards, a mile, 1500 meters and 800 meters.
A close friendship developed between the men, and now
Bush's kindness to Halberg and Lydiard ls currently being repaid
according to recent correspondence received from Jim. "They're
killing me with kindness and overfeeding me," he related.
Nxt on Jim's agenda is a trip to Tokyo as an Olympic Games
tour leader.
The journey, described as "a chance of a lifetime," fullills
one of Bush's many ambitions -to see an Olympic Games. Like
any obber coach, he'd also like someday to be named coach of an
American Olympic team.
Bush's introduction to track and field came while he at-
tended Bakersfield High School. He was a standout hurdler and
his career continued to look bright when he enrolled at Bakers-
rieW College.
However, the native of Cleveland, Ohio, was harassed b7
an injured hamstring muscle. The ailment began to ruin his talent
as ao end on the football team and his track career also was near
Lts end.
However, as Jim looks back on the injury, he says: ".Maybe
lt was good for me. I had known what it was like to win and be a
regular. Now I had an insight in.to how the guys on the bench and
the non-winners felt.''
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SATSUMA
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Liii~ blood red pl11111s 111 July.
SANTA ROSA
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large firm pc.orpl .. fruit tn July.
ELBERT~.
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Bears lar~ yf'llow fre~stooe peac.ht's on latt' Ju~.
ROYAL
APRICOT $) 80
Big orange •lcols in Ju~.
PURPLE LEAF
PLUM $)80
Whi~ flowt'ring purplt leaf pkim.
PATENTED BARE ROOT ROSES
GRANADA $350
Nt'w holly llkt' Inf ,..,th rtd ~ tt'I·
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TICKLED PINK $300
A hybrid tt.t row wilh a sorlet p1nlt
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~ ariety of siu s and colors. Jusl
one of many unusual pieces in
c·ur world of noral fa '1tas".
PRESE NTING
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Gan/en Notes
Marguerite
A brand new year is upon us and with it comes a number
of gardening jobs. If you have deciduous fruit trees. such as
peache6, plums. and apricots, give them a thorough dormant
s praying. U they haven't alread~ been pruned. do ro r · ght away
and then dormant spray them.
You Can ·use· a copper and oil spray on any deciduous fruit
tree. A lime-sulphur ~nd oil spray is all right on any or these t~ees except apricots. The copper or sulphur is a fungicide and
will kill any overwintering spores of such diseases as curly Jeaf,
shot-hole fungus. and brown rot. Spray the ground undernt":ilh
the tree as well as the tree.
The ~ii acts as both a t'arrier for the fungicide and as an
insecticide.
Prune your roses al the end of January or the begil)nif!~ of
February and then spray them with a dormant spray. either
lime-sulphur or copper and o'l.
. lf Y?U have been bothered by crabgrass in your la~n. no"
is the lime to do something about it. Crabgrass. unhke t~e
crawling Bermuda grass, is an annual. It sprouts. from ~d .in ~he springs, grows rapidly during the summer, seeds and dies
m the fall. The way to control it is to kill the seed now. Tht-re
are a number of products on the market, including the _old
standbys, chlordane and lead arsenate. A new product, En1de.
loolc?S promising in that it is said to control crabgrass as well
as any other grass. including Bermuda. Naturally, it can be
used only on dichondra lawns.
This is the time of year that new bareroot r~es and
frui.t trees are planted. Every year a number of new roses are
introduced. Some are good and some don't stay around very
long. At least two of last year's introductions are going to be
around for a long time. The All·American winner of last year,
"Tropicana." is a brilliant orange red flower, and the bush
i6 extremely vigorous. The other extrafine rose introduced Jast
year was "Eiffel Tower." This pink rose has long buds car·
ried by strong ·and very long stems. And if that isn·t enough. it
is one of the mest fragrant roses.
ln cho05ing fruit trees. you must be careful to get varietit'5
that are adapted to the mild winters we have on the coast. Old
time peach varieties such as Hale and Elberta do not grow weU
or bear well in this area. Varieties that do well here are Bab-
cock. Redwing, June Gold. Golden lllush, and the fruiting-flow-
ering Saturn. The new bush peach, Bonanza is a good one, too.
Marguerit.es are a favorite in the coastal area. The· new
double variety. pictured above, is -a welcome change from the
traditional all single vanet1es.
-Don Horton
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nightly, except Sundays, at Christian's Hut at the J•maica Inn,
Corona del Mar. Roe also k•P6 things lively with a bit of vocal-
iz.ing. The restaurant, open daily, serves continental buffet lunch-
eons, and, after 5 p.m., American and Cantonese dinner-5. For
res.rvation! telephone OR 3-1110.
DANCE THE NEW YEAR IN
Everyone is invited to our
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY * DINING * DANCING
No Cover-No Minimum-At Reg. Pric"
(DINNER RESERVATIONS ONLY>
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PIT BARBECUE
ALL ME.A TS WOOD-COOKED
Another Ori9)nal Love's Pit Barbecue now in
Newport BMchl For those who Mve enioyecl
our delicious food in our other So. CalifornJa
locations -m•y we •nnounce we are now
personally operating this restaurant.
LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS
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• IEEF e PORK e HAM e CHICKEN e PORK RIBS
• SHORT 1115 e SHllMP e STEAKS
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mann •re dr•wing crowds of light·he.rted diners-out to the Vil-
lage Inn, which •lso is famous for its Irish coffff and delicious
food. Junnemann entertains nightly from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m . 11t
the restaurant, located at 120 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. The
Vill•g• Inn is open for luncheon •nd dinnet' da:ty. Reservations
may be m•de by phoning OR 3-4530.
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NEW' YEAR'S EVE
WITH ...
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LUNCHEONS -DINNERS
1700 PLACENTlA, COSTA MESA 646-L2l2
Little Bavaria Hofbrau
Bay St. & Newport Blvd., Costa Meu
Specielidng in Good Food, Beer and W ine
Phone 646-9920
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REST Al' RA."IT
(~re the accent is on fine food.)
R..ervation• now teken for our Ch.mpagne
Dinne.r -New Year's Evel Midnight party
JACK TOWNSAND at the orgu aJ.pUy.
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Open 7 Days A Wee«
Hours 11 AM to 2 AM
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THE VIKINGS
The Vikings, "hich specializes in
an authentic Swedish smorgasbon:!
and features delicious food and cour -
teous service, has won the favor ~f
selective coa9tal area residents.
The restaurant is operated by
the Anderson family -Mr. and Mrs
Otoe Anderson; two daughters. Mia
and Vera, and a son, Hans. Mrs.
Anderson is in charge of the prepar:i·
lion and cooking of the food.
The Viking serves lunch ancf d1n-
n~·• :\fonday through Fridav, fav1
1 l JO a m to 8 30 p m .; Satunl.:n.
dinner only, from 5 to 8:30 pm .. and
Sunday, dinner from noon to 8:30
p.m. There is a total of 25 different •
dishes Crom whlch to choose. At lunch.
this includes at least two hot dishes
and there are at least four hot dishes
during the dinner hours.
The wonderful array of salads,
the borne made bot breads and des-
serts are a real treat. The salad lunch
is o.nly 65 cents and a fuU course
lunch with ho~ dishes is 95 cents.
Dinner is $1.65 for all you can eat,
with a children's dinner -one help-
ing only -for 85 cents.
Food also may be ordered to take
out, some' of the popular take-out
items beirag Swedish Rye bread. A loaf
of this bread, it is pointed out. weighs
about four pounds.
The Vikings is located at 145 E.
19th St., Costa Mesa; telephone 548--
6414. The Andersons also operate a
similar restaurant at 1425 E. Lincoln
in Anaheim .
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SpeclaHzlng In ITALIAN DINNER.'i
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Sunday Dinner, 11 Noon to 1:30 p.m.
MHa Squar.--M.sa Theater Block
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At left standing are: Gerald
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•nd Geor~ Balcer. Seated are
St•n Campbell and Ed Sulzer.
&ref• Slftffh Sook• aclor~ly at. Paul Schlldh•ver and Dollie Cohen.
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NEW F.~MILY
COOK BOOK ..
You've heard of creative cook~
gifted cooks. imaginative cooks. and
good cooks. Now meet the stud1ous
cook. who may well outshine all the
rest because she not only colJe( l"
but uses, a kitchen library.
Her one indispensable text 1s a
good general cookbook which p a y ~
heed to the fact that the modern
AmeriC2 n woman who serves as ht:r
own cook wants to make things ea~~
in the kitchen, handsome on the tablt:
and delicious to the taste. Not to
speak of well-balanced when it comes
to nol!rishment and budg~-stretch·
ing, or impressive or hurry·up, or a
whole choice of other things depend·
ing on the occasion
Too much to ask of one cook
book'? Not at all , say tbe people a\
Pillsbury, who just now are mtro·
ducing their new Family Cook Book
Its 576 pages were put together to
meet thes<' requirem<•nl" and,, :I th•
stutl1ous t·ook in 1111nd 11<1" tint' • "'·
bet<lllll' a ~t ud1 ou~ 1 ouk"'
F11 ~• of all om ,J\OUb tht rnmt
~ommon mistake ol took book <•1" nt 1 ..
-=--1ooking only fo1 a ~nc<.if1< rt upt
and s:or;>1n; t h:1 <
Cookbooks lul\e reupe~. ;ill
right. But your cookbook investnwn1
will really begin to pay oH in ;od
given. tf you look a bit further Con
suit the complete menu plans fOJ in·
stancE:. when vou ha\e ~ main d1~h in
mind but "a"nt ideas on "hat p,e~·
with-ti
lnexperrented. 01 .in olt.I hantl
in the kitchen. the ~tud1ous cool> cr.n
use the fund of basic rnformaUon in
her family cookbook to save many •• n
"impos~tble'' situation For instanu.
A recipe calls !or a cup of coffee
cream You used the last for bH:ak-
fast. but by consulting your cooa.-
book's table of substitutions vou \~111
find that three tablespoons o·f butter
plus seven-eighths cup of milk cqu;iJ ..
one cup of coffee ('ream
You will also learn by stud~ rng
your cookbook. that herbs lose t"lur
flavor \\hen stored near heat
The man of the house t an be·
come an expert tarver b) follO\\ tng
the instructions 111 1he fam1h <ook-book .
Perhaps b) DO\\ ) OU h3H' t h c
same idea of the ~tud1ou.. cook a ...
Pillsbur) -someone "ho O\\ ns an
up·to-date. basic cookbook. rt>alh
knows what's bet\\een :ts coven,. an~l
uses the book for more than Ow
recipes
]( ~ ou can read and it )'Ol 11 u.•l'
a good cookbook for all it's \\01 ih.
you"ll soon desen e a reputa\1011 :-•" a
good and creative cook.
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Cruising down lo Curacao c:rn
1tet bo be a habit. Ask anyone who's
been there. He'll tell you taking the
cruise means having two vacatioM in
one: the first on board ship. the s&·
ood. once you get there
Gone are the days when a cru~
~·~ reserved for the wealthy Now a
luicury tour 1s wit.bin the reach o[
everyone. Prices are more reason3ble,
and it's even possible to make fn .
>laUment payments. Ever since 1903.
people have been cruising down to
Curacao largest of the Netherlands
Antilles iusl olf the north coast of
South America. Today Grace Line
has passenger ships g o i n g down
every week. and other lines go down
in season. Taking the cruise to Cu·
1"3.c)OO means you can unwind and re·
lax: in the sun, meet new friends in
~ luxurious atmosphere, a ll in ~
time it takes t<> get there.
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The approach to Willemstad. Cu-
racao's capital, is a photographer's
delight. The harbor is fifth largest in
the world. with its entrance lined by
red tiled roofs of Dutch and Spanish
buildings. Ships crui s e diredly
through the heart of town. Once of[
the boat, you feel you've stepped into
an 18th Century painting. N a r row
• streets splashed with bougainvillea
curve in and around the older parts
of the city.
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You'll find the new and the old
mingled everywhere together Dutch
Colonial homes stand near modern
glass and concrete buildings. Veit
everything seems to harmonize.
'"' A~ you walk through both the
new and old parts of town. you'll see
theatres. galleries. shops. and all kinds
of restaurants. You'll brush shoulders
with people from every part of the
world . . . China, Japan, India.
Europe. Witn m<>re than 50 nation-
alities living on the island, you'll hear
the local dialed, a blend of Dutch.
Spanish. English and Portuguese call·
ed ''Papiamento." The native w o rd
for w elcome L.;; ''bon bini. ·• 3nc1 tht>y
';" 11 co11o.;L.111tlv.
Your walk will take you to
.. Queen Emma," the famous s winging
pontoon bridge. Designed by an
American Co.1sul st;itioned on Cu-
racao, it connects Willemstad's two
largest sections: Punda and Otraban-
da. Punda is the older part of town
where the main hotels, stores and
markets are located. It's a favorite
shopping area with many Americans.
Shopping is a specially in C'u·
racao. for tbe island is a duty-free
pod. The wise shopper can buy gifts
to take back home at anywhere from
35~ to 60% off the price be would
pay anywhere else in the W<>rld.
West Indies
aut the island has far more to
offer than shopping bargains and a
scenic walk. For ooe thing. its
weather is a natural wonder with all
the dellghts or the tropics and none
oC the discomforts. Though bathed in
sunshine, Curacao is perpetually
cooled by the Northeast tradewinds,
and the average temperature of 80
degrees is comfortable all year round.
'l'he island's bays and beaches
are another natural attraction, offer·
ing swimming. water skiing. scuba
diving and sunbathing. The fishing is,
or course. excellent.
The fact is, no matter what you<"
particular interests are, there's some-
thing waiting for you in Curacao. Like
to sample many different foods!
There are some fascinating D u t c h,
Chinese and Indonesian restaurants.
If you wanl a real treat, drive up into
the hills. the "kunuku," and dine at a
smaU tavern, known ~ ''Janchi's."
But call ahead first, tl)ey'll catch a
fish to order for you.
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Perhaps you're a history buff.
Then Curacao is meant for you.
There are a number of old forts, in-
cluding the one U.S. Marines !flayed
in when they saved the island in
1800. There's the Cabled Curacao Mu-
seum. and the fort Peter Stuyvesant
commanded before he $ailed away to
become governor of old New Am-
sterdam Out in the countryside. you
will find small, thatched-roof huts
to remind you of the time Curacao
wa:; center: of bustling slave trade.
H )Ou're a good traveler , you'll
want to go everywhere, and see ev-
erything, and the Curacao Tourist
Bureau on the island will be glad to
help. If you prefer, write ahead to
the Curacao Information in New York:
at 1270 Avenue of the Americas.
They can tell you where to go and
what to see; even make arrangements
through Curacao's People-to-People
Progr:un for you to meet people in
Curacao who share your interests or
pror~ssion.
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'Roman Candle' Jan. 10:1
''Roman Candle." a comedy by Sidney Sheldon, will be presented by
the Huntington Beach Players on January 10·11 and January 17-18, at 8 30
p m. at the Hu.ntington Beach Memorial Hall at the Civic Center.
The play centers about the misfortunes or a young scientist-professor
Mark Baxter, who has been drafted to work on the Army's missile program
His stay in Washington has won him the rank of colonel, a magazine cover
story, and the hand of a rich and beautiful daughter of a senator.
All are set to go to a top secret missile launching when complications
crop up in the form of an alluring lady. named Liz, who is gifted with c:econ1i
sight FYom then on. the play takes off like a missile itself.
In the cast are: Mark, played by Gerald H. Johnson; Liz, Helen Sus·
man; Eddie, Ed Sulzer; Eleanor. Dollie B. C<>hen; General Dayton. George V
Baker; Senator Winston. Paul Schildhaver, Colonel Grey, R. Carl Penning·
ton; Dr. Alden, J . E. Jaycocks; Mrs. Olson. Greta Smith; Admiral Trenton,
Ivan Stewart; Sgt. Smitty, Stan Campbell
Members of the production staff include James E. Smith. director.
Bill Susman, technical director; Frances Ham. properties; Dick Curry. Jack
Greeley, Skeets Smith, George Baker, Ruth Kamerer, Frances Merriman.
Dona Stovall, and Jlm Hughes.
Tickets are available al Manotios Music Store in Five Points. For in·
formation telephone Anita Greeley. VI 7-4815
Abo.,.: Genld Johnson
watches tM antics of Ed
Su lUt" who f1 attemptint to
bark like a dog. At right,
Gffald Johnson and Helen
Su.man IN,.. a t~r
momant.
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C.OST~ MESA SAVINGS i:-.{c)~N: ASSOCIATION . I
WILL CELEBRATE
I A , .. 600DYEAR" IN '64 ~ -~· --
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During Rc-inH~tment days . .Janunry 1· 10 YOU are in~ited
to enter~ our name in the drawing for ::i Goodyear Airship
rjde over our fa.'hul ous Harbor Arca.
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NEW DRAWING EACH DAY
JANLARY 2 -10 • 4:1 5 P.M.
IN OUR LOBBY
You do not ha\'e to be present to \\in. Entry Blanks for
t•h1ldren under 12 years of age must be fi lled out by
parl.'nt.
ALL WINNERS Y.111 be the guests of Costa Mesa Savings
& Loan for this event on Saturday, January 25th or
Sunday, January 26th.
COSTA ME~A SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
1895 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA
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By JACQUELINE CAGLE
Member of Interior Desl9nert Affoci•tion of Onnge County
Question: I have ant;que white furniture in my b~droom.
I also have a folding screen and two chairs that have
exposed frames in the same room. Should these be wh;te
or left in the wood color?
P.G., Huntington £c.ach
Answer: The wood furnishir,19s should definitely be
refinished to match the antique white furniture. Com-
bined with color accessories and spread, this would
give unity and a nice serenity to the room.
Question: One o f our bathrooms is very small: ihe guest
bath. I would like to paper It but feel it would over-
power the scale of the room. What would you sugg~st?
V. W., Costa Meso
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Answer: WaUpaper, if chosen correctly for color and
scale, wiU never overpower a room. There are very
attractive borders available if you want an accent
design instead of an allover p a t t e r n. See sketch
above.
Question: My eniry has a walnul cabinet with b oc.hhc'· cs
of walnut above. It looks li ke a den when you entE-r -ry
home. Is there anything t.h..'lt cari ·be d one to elirr"rafe
this problem?
D.K .. F.;I i::rton
Answer: Remove the b ookshelves and use a mirrored
waU above the cabinet. Paint the cabinet o ut to
match the waQ color. Use decorative hardware on
the cabinet doors..
Designers Notebook is a WHkender Maguine feature designed
to •nswer questions fOI" its readers. letters should be ad-
dressed to Designer's Notebook, care of the Weeknder Mag-
azine, P.O. Box 1175, N•wport Beach, Calif. No letters will be
returned, nor will •ny be answered by mai l. Answers will
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Enhanbes B eauty
of P a tio, Sun Deck
A new all-weather outdoor carpeting nw-
terial that withstands both heavy rains or hot
sun . has been developed and introduced by
the Ozite Corp<;>ration, Ohicago-ba!"ed n<tn-
woven fabric manufacturer.
The outdoor carpet. called Tt·r1<1tc
Green. is being marketed f"r high-rise ap:i1 t·
ment balcony-terraces. such as the one al ll'l 1.
exposed porches or patios in city and subur-
ban homes, and for areas around private Pr
commercial swimming pools.
The new material looks like Bent p ;;,~
·and is a blend of natural and synthetic filx·rc:
which is guaranteed by the compan~ nol to
fade even under year-round exposure 10 -.un
or rain. Jt is easily cut to ti~ irregular shape,
and contours, and does not require lll):?e
binding.
I Terrace Green is available al depart me 1 f
and floor covering retail stores. Loc:ill;. 1t i~
available at Sleep Center. 532 W. 19-lh SI .
C'osta Mesa, 4nd House and Garden.' 2600 \\"
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
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Jim went on to attend the University of California ;it Jkrh
ley, Following his graduation from Cal he served as as~istant enil
CO:\Ch under Pappy Waldorf until 1952 \\hen he \\Pnl to Fullt·r·
t on High.
He stayed at Fullerton for seven years, coaching l\\ o league
l h~mpionship track teams and developing such st ars as Sonny
Ow~ns. Leroy Neal, Grady Neal, Doug Hankins, Terry Guy am)
Norm Baker.
In 1959 Jim went across the st reel to assume du t il.'s as track.
co:.ch at Fullel'ton Junior College.
Results were immediate as Bush guided the once-weak Hor-
ne~s to two straight Eastern Conference titles, the state cham-
piqnship and a Southern California crown.
On his product.ion roster were nam<.'s of Dave Par!'ky
CU{'LA ), Leroy Neal <Oxy), Edgar Clark, Harr)' Mc<'a11a 1Stan·
fo~). Jan Underwood <Oregon State).
T\\o years of top·Wght success :it Fullerton p:\\e<l th~ \\:t\' for
Bufh to take the Ocl'idcntal job.
Oxv, one of the c;maller colleges in lhe nation. compl•ll':; <•n a ' . bi~·time trac·k sd1eclule, meeting l TS(", Stanfonl. L'CLA . \~11 :iml
Arizona Stall'.
Among his !ates( atcornplishml'll1s is the dcv<'lopnwnt 1 I
St1''e Haas. on(' "' the bdght young 880 prospects in the "l 1111.
Bush and his Camilv moved to l'\l'\\ pnrt Shon•s in A.11 J!11:-;t nf
l9p2. .
"We've alwavs wanted to live b\' the bl'~lth. ll's "on1J. 1 Cul
being here. As f~r the Jong dri\'e e;ery d:iy to nncl fn•rn 01 • •·
dental. I really don't minu it. Jl"s my only ('h:rncc tu hP . 11 '"' • '·l
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~· J•nuuy ~, 1964
Ed Gabor, Wolter Pidgeon, Donno Reed, Van Johnson and Elizabeth
T ~ylor star in "The La~t Time I Sa w Paris" on Channel 11 tonight,
Saturday. at I I p.m.
-1~ FRI. ~;;.RNING
! NEWS, Wallace
4 SAY WHEN
FRI. MORNING
5:4$
! FARMING, NEWS
l :OI
! ETHICS
,:31
% SOCIETY, SCHOOL
6 :.>0
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7 C:\RTOONS
7:30
7 ZOORA~
ll WORLD AFFAIRS
7 :45
S FOR KIDS ONLY
9 BIG BABYSl'ITER a:•
II 5 ROMPER ROOl\1 f 7 I MARRIED JO.\~
ll J .\CK LaL.'\ ""'F: 13 NEWS
9: 15
13 .S(.'lt;:\(.'t.:
9:30
? I LOVE LUCY
4 (C.:OLOR) WORD roR
WORD, ~rv GrUfin.
7 LOVE mAT BOB
l1 MOVIE, Ben Banter
"It's a Wonderful
World," with Claudette
Colbert and James
Stewart.
! PANORAMA PACIFIC IU
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9:~
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13 FELIX TBE CAT ! THE McCOYS
Maestro
FR I. MORNING
10:00
4 CONCENTRATION
5 MOVIE
.. My Dog Shep." Lan·
nie Rees. Tom Neal.
7 DFCF.MBER BRIDE
9 :\10\'IE
··Nocturne.·· George
Raft, Myrna Dell.
10: 15
13 SCIEN<.:t.:
10:30
% PETF. AND GLADYS
4 (COLOR) MISSING
LINKS
7 GIRL TALK
lt:45
13 flLM ·
ll:M
% LOVE OF LIFE
4 (COWR) YOUR
FIRST IMPRESSION
7 PRICE IS RIGHT
11 JEAN MAJORS
13 MERC.:HANl>ISING
c~uren Dragon will conduct the G lendale Symphony Orchestra to-
,., ·ght Fridoy, on Channel 4 at 7:30 p.m.
12TV ~-c-••t:ic•Not11t :
FRI. MORNING
11 : 15
13 t 0 lL:'\l
ll:?S
! NEWS, Trout.
ll:Jt
% SEARCH FOR
TOMORROW
4 (COLOR) TRUTH OR
CONSEQUENCES
5 CROSS CURRENT
7 TllE OBJECT rs
9 SP ECTRUM
II PHILIP NOR~I.\ 'J
13 TV BINGO
ll:.f5
% GlilDlNG LIGHT
FRI. AFTERNOON
l!:tl
! BURNS AND ALLEN
-' (COLOR) LET'S
MAKE A DEAL,
Monty Hall.
5 FAIRBANKS SHOW
7 St.:VEN KEYS
9 ST. FRANCIS HOUR
11 SHERIFF JOHN
13 MOVIE
"C>ange-rous J ourney."
t!:!i
4 NEWS. Floyd Kalber
1%:30 •
! AS THE WORLD
TVRNS
4 TllE DOCTORS
5 TV BlNGO
7 FATHER KNOWS
BEST
9 MR. D.A.
l :OI
! PASSWORD
4 LORETl'A YOUNG
5 FAIRBANKS SHOW
7 lij:NNESSl!:E ERNIE'
t CARTOONS
11 OB SUSANN A
1:31
! ROUSE PARTY
4 (COLOR) YOU DON'T
SAY. Tom Kenned7.
5 L. A. TODAY
7 PAMEL~ MASON
l1 MOVIE, Ben Ranter
"The Rains Came,"
Tyrone Power, Myrna
Loy.
IS ROBIN ROOD
1:45
5 FATHER
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I :.f5
9 N.EWS, Dolan.
%:00
% TO TELL THE TRt..TH
4 MATCH GAME
9 MOVIE
FRI. AFTERNOON
4:00
Z I.I F E OF RILEY s sozo·s cmcus
7 TRAILMASTER
9 (~OU>R)HERCULES
4:30 ''Out of the Past," with I %
Kirk Douglas, Rqbert MO\'IE
"The Lady Takes A
Sailor," Jane Wyman,
Dennis Morgan.
Mitchum.
13 v AGABOND I
% NEWS
4 NEWS
7 NEWS
%:!5
%:31
% E DGE OF NIGHT
4 ROOM FOR DADDY
5 MOVIE
"1be Kid From Cleve·
land," George Brent,
Lynn Bari.
7 DAY IN COURT
13 ANN SOTHERN
%:55
7 NEWS, Usa Reward.
3:00
% SECRET STORM
4 BA.CHELOR FATHER
7 GENERAL ROSPIT AL
13 FELIX THE CAT
3:3t
! MY UTILE MARGIE
4 M~VIE. Tom Frudse•
7 QUEEN FOR A DAY
11 THE TEXAN
3:45
5 L.A. TODAY
9 MATINEE NEWS
11 C'.\RTOONS
4:45
:; r'Ol'EYE
1:; fWCK\', t0RIE~OS
5:00
7 HAWAIIAN EYE
9 t.:NGINEER BILL
11 CARTOONS
13 THAXTON'S SHOW
5:31
5 BEETLE, BUDDIES
9 FUNNY COMPANY
11 SUPERMAN
5:41
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5:45
4 (COLOR) NEWS
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'" Channel 2. Princeaes ue: left e. right, sitting, PameJ• Gibbs,
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FRI. EVENING
I : ..
% Nt:\\S
Dunphy, Green, Strat-
ton, Keene, Story .and f Neal
f (COLOR) NEWS
Jack Latham.
S YOU ASIED FOR IT
1 NEWS
Ward, Georae, ~u. Miller, Kea.ft. __ t LONE llANGEll
11 JOCKEY llOUSI.
lS (COLOR) CAllTOONS ...
4 NEWS
Huntley-Brinkley.
S HEWS
Arthur, Stout. Duau.
Senti. Snrda. I OUR MISS BllOOU
1J (('()LOR>CARTOONS •=• 'J NEWS. C«ku
Jl NEWS, <kwfe P1llblaa
7:•
I NEWS.CT~ ,. fOOLOR) CURT
MASSEY SHOW
I BEAVER
Slars Tony Dow.
7 (COLOR) LEE
MAA VIN PRESENTf\
I PEOPLE ARE
Fl:NNY
Jl DEPt:TY DA WG n (COLOR) RJPCORD
7:llt
% GREAT ADVENTIJU
"The Hunley/' .Jackie
FRI. EVENING
Jt: ..
4 (COLOR) JACK PAAR
7 FIGHT OF WEEK
Wilbert McClure vs.
Luis Rodriquez, mid-
dleweight bout.
9 NEWS, Clde Robttt.s
11 NEWS
Putnam. Ellis, Coates,
Burrell1~York. ts NEWS.ffEATHER
Johns, Fishman, Sloane
10:,.
t MOVIE
"Brother Orchid," Ed-
ward G. RobinM>n, Ann
Sothern and Humphrey
Bogart.
JS COt:NTRY il\tt:SIC
11: "5
7 MAKE THAT SPARE -11:•
Z NEWS
Dunphy. Hart, Arthur. f (COWi\) NEWS,
Jack Latham.
S NEWS
Arthur, stout, Benti,
Snyder. '1 NEWS
Martin, Ward, Mitchell
11 BEST OF GROUCHO
JS MOVIE
''Strange Adventure."
11:15
4 'COLOR) TONIGHT
5 STEVE ALLEN SHOW
11 :31
% MOVlE
"Footsteps in the Fog;•
Jean Simmons. St~art
GrangN.
7 (COLOR) LARAMJE
Jl MOVIE
"Cry or the City," wiUI
Victor MatW'e. Richard
Conte, Shelley Wint«s
1%:15
t MOVIE
"'Ibe Velvet Touch."
Roeallnd Russell, Leo
Genn. ~ Coosier. 5'ory oC flnt tubmarlnt to-amt a
•arshiwb~ f SBO Undercover 1!:31
'1 MOVIE ~ Don Amecbe, bdk.
"Return to Jtaile'• Cir-! cw'' of Sweden.
$ ADDOGRAHS
Sl.tlonne Pleshetf e bnd Joseph Componello
st,r in "Corridor 4K>O" on "Bob Hope Pre-
.Jack Barry
7 71 SUNSET STlUP FRI. EVENING •:• FRI. EVENtNG
1:31 I
Efrem Zimbaliat, Jr.
Bailey is hind to loca~ I t
a man who stole a ae-
eret formula be devel-
oped after biJ employ-
io~ eooceo:· with I 2 ROUTE ti
Stars Marlin Milner
and GleDll Corbett.
0 'S3'JM Piocture-; DiffM-
ent Fr am e," Joan
Crawford, Patrick
O'Neal, guests. Woman
discovers she is being
stalked by her dement-
ed ex-husband.
er refused a l'O)'alty 111
advance.
1 DOBIE GIUJS
Fta.n.t Sillatnt. Keenan I Wynn, Phyllia Kirk.
MOVIE
··~aramoucbe," with ~wart Granier. Janet
Lieilb, Mel Fen'«. 11 ONE STEP BEYOND
JJ 1'1fE REBEL 13 SPECIAL •:• 1 LAWMAN '"The ViD.a&e That Re-f~ses To Die."
Friday Highlights
7:30 p.m.-GttEAT ADVrTURE, ChanMI
2 -Jac kie Cooper st.a s in story of the
first submarine to sin a warship.
1:00 p.m.-MOVIE, ChanMI 11 -"Scara-
mou<:he," Stewart Granger. Janet Leigti,
Mel Ferrer.
t :n p.m.-ROUTE 66, Ch•nnel 2 -Joan
Crawford stars as a woman being stalked
b' demented es-husband.
1:31 . p.m.-809 HOPE PRESENTS (Color),
Ch•nnel 4 -Suzanne Pleshette guests as
a girl whose life depends upon her fan-
ta~lic memory.
1:3) p.m.-BURKE'S LAW, Channel 1 -June
Allvson, Yvonne de Carlo. Ke n Murray
:-re among guest.5 in -.tor) of murder of
;i, hl ~tic playbo7.
2 T\-C•a..-w Cea..d
". [ 1<C .. D•ll
f (COLOR) BOB ROPE
"Corridor a ... with
Suzanne Ptesbette, ~ Bilel, An-
drew Duggan, guesta.
A •girl's life depeods
~po n her fantastic
memory.
5 ROARJNG !I'S
John Dehner, Donald
May, Dorothy Provine.
7 Bl'RKE'S U W
Stars Gene Barry
.. Who KtJled B e au
Sparrow," with June
All} son, Y v on n e de
Carlo, Ja ck Haley,
>.gnes MooreMad, Keo
Murray. Rosemarie
Bowe, Dan TobJn,
guest.., Athletic playbov
is mu1~red.
sents" on Channel '4 tonight, Fridoy ot 8:30
p.m.
"I.adv From Usboti, ..
Francis L. Sullivan.
11 MOVIE
FRI. EVENING
t :•
FRI. EVENING
9;31
"Clipper Ship," stars
Cbar-s Bkkford.
1:•
4 MOVIE
IS OUTLAWS 5 MOVIE "Who Killed Gail Prtt-
ton?" rut.a Hayworth.
1:31
Z TWWGHT ZONE
''Portrait of Jennie, ..
.Jennifer Jones, Ethel
Barrymore. Jose p b
Cotten.
5 MOVIE
"Manila CaWn1. •• -ith Uoyd Nolan, CaToJe
Landis. "Ring-a-DI n C Girl,"
Mag g i e McNamara.
Beautiful movie .tar is
7 PRICE IS RIGHT 1:15
% MOVIE
1 l v e n a mylterious
ring by ber home-town I 2
lana.
4 BARRY'S GIRU
stars Larry Blyden.
Harry falla for beauti·
fuJ blonde who is a
Jewel thief.
It:•
ALFRED RJTCBCOCK
"'Jbe Star Juror,"
~an J a g e e r, Will
Hutcbiy, Betty Field.
guests. Respected Citi·
un named to a jury to
judge a man of a crime
he committed himself.
''Exclusive,.. Fr e d
MacMurray, Fr&JK'ec
Farmer
1:31
ll ALL NIGHT MOVIE.5
t :• t MOVIE
"Tycoon:• stars John
Wayne, Laraine Day.
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J•nu•ry 2, 1964
Thursday Highlights
THURS. AFTERNOON THURS. AFTERNOON I
1:00 5:45
% PASSWORD 4 CCOLORl NEWS
7:30 p.m.-TEMPLE HOUSTON, C~nn•I 4
-Hous ton becomes the guardian C>f a
vengeance-seeking 19·year-old beauty.
4 LORETfA YOUNG . . 5 FAIRBANKS SHOW Lath ... m, Weir, Hearn
7 TENNESSEE ERNIE 13 NEWS, Johns
1:30 p.m.-DR. KILDARE, Ch•nn•I 4 -
"Night of the Beast." Dick Chamberlain.
9:00 p.m .-SPECIAL, Ch•nn•I 7 -Victor
Borge Show.
9:00 p.m .-SPECIAL, Ch•nn•I l3 -Festival
of Performing Arts. Rudolf Serlun and
Budapest String Quartet.
10!30 p.m . .1...8ASKETBALL, C~nn.I 9 -New
York Knickerbockers vs. Baltimore Bul-
lets.
THURS. MORNING
5:45
I F ARMii~G, l'lEWS
THURS. MORNING
H:•
t J\IOVIE
9 CARTOONS
11 OH Sl'SANNA
1:30
% HOUSE PARTY
4 (COLOR) YOU DON'T
SAY, T4UD Kennedy.
5 L.A. TODAY
7 PAMELA MASON
11 MOVIE, Bea Bu&er. ··or. Kildare's Wed-
ding Day," Lew Ayres,
Lionel Barrymore, and
Laraine Dey.
1S ROBIN HOOD •
1:4$
5 FATHER
I NEWS, Joe Dolaa.
!:•
% TELL mE TRUTH
4 MATCJI GAME
t 2'10V1E
THURS. EVENING
1:)0
% NEWS
Dunphy, Green. Strat-
t o n, K e e n e, N e al,
Story. I
5 YOU ASKED FOR IT
Jack Smith, host.
7 NEWS HOUR
Ward, George, Mitch-
ell, Healy and Miller.
t ADVENTURE
ll AUCKEY MOUSE
lS (COLOR) CARTOONS
5:30
4 NEWS,
Huntley -Brinkley
5 NEWS
•=• 2 ETHICS
C:31
"Rachel and the
Stran1er," Robert Mit-
chum, Loretta Young,
WHHam Holden.
"Tall in the Saddle.''
J ohn Wayne and Ella I 13
Arthur, Stout, Duggan,
Benti, Snyder.
(COLOR: CARTOONS
2 COMMUNISM:
Myth vs. Real•y.
1:5t
'1 FARM NEW~
7:•
! CAPT. KANGAROO
f TODAY SHOW
Hugh Downs, host.
1 CARTOONS
7:,.
I SUPERMARKET
7 ZOORAMA
11 WORLD AFFAIRS
7:45
S FOR KIDS ONLY t BIG BABtSl'M'ER •=• I PANORAMA PACIFIC
Jt:3f
! PETE AND GLADYS
4 (COLOR) MISSING
LINKS
'1 GIRL TALK
Raines.
JS VAGABOND
%:!5
% NEWS
4 NEWS
%:31
! EDGE OF NIGHT
4 ROOM FOR DADDY
11:• 5 MOVIE
% LOVE OF UFE "The Lady Escapes,"
4 (COLOR) flRST Gloria Stuart, Geo.rge
IMPRESSION Sanders.
'1 PRICE IS RIGHT '1 DAY IN COURT
11 JEAN MAJORS lS ANN ~~RN
13 STORY BOOK TlME 7 NEWS, U1a Boward
11:31 S:•
Z SEARCH FOR % SECRET '$TORM
TOMORROW 4 BACHELOR FATHER
1:45
7 ll.'EWS, Ceebru.
11 NEWS, Puhlam.
7:11
t NEWS, CroakJu.
4 scrENCE IN ACTION
Dr. EarJ S. Herald.
"Supernova."
5 BEAVER
Stars Tony Dow and
Jerry Mathers
7 FRACTCRED FILi\IS
t PEOPLE ARE FUNm·
U YOGI BEAR
13 (COLOR) TRAVEL
"Belgian Rhapsody ...
7:3t
% PASSWORD
Allen Ludden, host.
4 TEMPLE HOUSTON
Stars Jeffrey Hunter.
THURS. EVENING
1:30
4 DR. KJLDARE
Dick Chamberlain and
Raymond Massey star.
.. Night or the Beast.•·
A former medical stu-
dent lo~s all sense or
decency and commits a
criminal ~t.
S CCOLOR) MOVIE
.. Fraulein," with Dana
Wynter, Mel Ferrer.
7 MY THREE SONS
Stars Fred MacMurray.
Chip is cast as Christe>.
pher Columbus in the
school play, and "Bub''
is his drama coach.
11 GALLANT MEN
Stars Robert McQueen-
ey. William Reynold&
t :•
! PERRY MASON
Raymond B'urr, Bar-
bara Ha I ~. William
Hopper are the stars.
·'The Case of the Wed-
nesday Woman." Ex-
coovict is charged witb
killing a man to defend
his wife's name.
7 SPECIAL
Victor Borge Show.
Sergio Franchi, Leo-
nid Hambro guests.
13 SPECIAL
Festival of Performing
Arts. Rudolf Serkin and
Budapest String Quar-
tet.
9:30
4 (COLOR) HAZEL
Stars Shirley Booth.
Hazel swings an Im-
portant deal for Geor&e
Baxtet" ~hen she buys
a 1920 car.
J1 WANTED
I THURS. EV ENING
Jt:M
11 NE\\S
Putn:im. Coat~~-F.Jlr•.
Burrell, York
13 NE\tS. BW Johns
10:3t
5 COPY CAT
7 Nt::WS
9 BASKl::THALL
New Yorjt Knid.t r·
bockers vs. Bahim&1 t
Bullets
13 COl'~TRY Ml SIC
II:•
! NEWS
D u r. p by. Hart z n d
Story.
4 (COLOR) XE\\.S
Jack Lat.~m
5 NEWS
Arthur. Stout, Brnti. C)n yder.
7 NEWS
MartJn. Ward.
Mitchell.
l1 BEST OF Gl\Ol"f HO
13 SKI SCENE
11:15
4 cCOLOR l TONIGHT
J ohnny Carson. host.
5 STEVE AU.EN SHOW
JS MOVIE
"Scandal. lnc ·· Robt>n
Hutton and Pc.1nc·1a
Wright
11 :3t
% MOVIE
"I Want A Dl\orct. ·
Dick Powell and Jc•<: n
Blondell.
7 RA\VAIU:\ E~iE
11 MOVIE
"The Haney Gn I!' · ·
Judv Garland. J<,hn
Hodiak.
1?:15
9 MO\"IE
"l CARTOONS
11 CARTOO~S
l:le
JS FELJX THE CAT
!kot
4 (COLOR) TRUTH OR 7 GENERAL HOSPITAL CO~SEQl'ENCES I 13 FELIX:~: CAT
S CROSS Cl"RRENT ! MY LllfLf: MARGIE
7 THE OBJt:<.7 JS 4 MO\'IE . Tom Frandsen
.. The G u a rd i an:·
llou,ton b&·omes the
guardian of :i 'enge· !
C::far!' C::fe\'e McQueen
10:00
TH E 'l RSf;S Shirl Con\\"' and ZwlJ
Bethune a·re star.;
(COLOR) Sl"SPENSE
.. Rachel and the St1 .. r..
gcr :· Robert M1tc.:h11rr1
Lort-lta Younf!
1:!·311
i \JO \IF
l l._t1ln1!,! .. -i'l 1~,~\
\\I l~hl
2 NEWS. Wallace
f SAY WHEN
Art Jarr:es, host.
S ROMPER ROOM
'J I MARRIED JOAN
U JACK LaLANNE
lS NEWS
9 :15
H SOCIAL STl101ES
9 SPECTRUM 7 QUEEN .FOR A DA y II 3·45 11 PHIL NORMA N s FOOD SHOW
IS TY BINGO 9 NEWS. TbomH.
11 :45 •=•
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THURS. AFTERNOON 7 TRAIL.MASTER t (COLOR) HERCULES
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f (COLOR) WORD FOR 4
WORD, Merv GrUfiL
BURNS AND AU.EN
(COLOR) LET'S
MAKE A DEAL,
"Thicker 11\an Waler,"
Laurel and Hardy.
4:3'
"l LOVE 11fAT BOB 5 JI MOVIE
Monty Hall.
FAIR BANKS SHOW
SEVEN KEYS .. .Journey for Marga-~
ftt.'' Robert Young, 11 Laraine Day. Margaret IS
O'Brien
EN FRANCE
SHERIFF JOHN
MOVIE
•·Oaring Young Man." 9:·.s
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11:00
! TllE MeCO\'S
4 CONCENTRATION
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•·News Is Mad~ al
Night," Preston Foster,
Lynn Bari
7 DECEMBER BRIDE
Joe E. Brown and
Marguerite Chapmall.
1!:31
t AS WORLD TURNS
4 THE DOCTORS
5 TV BINGO
7 FATHER KNOWS
BEST
9 MR. 0 . A.
% MOVIE
"A Yank ln Korea,"
Lon M~c.Mlister.
1l CARTOONS
4:45
S POPEYE
IS ROCKY, FRIENDS
S:•
7 LARAMJE
9 t:NGINEER BILL
11 CARTOONS
IS TBAXTON'S SHOW
S:St
S BEETLE, Bl1DDIES
11 Sl 'PERMAN
5:40
4 BELIEVE IT QR NOT
15 YEARS UNDER SAME OWNERSHIP
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COLOR SPECIALISTS
1566 Newport Boulevud
a nee-seeking Hi-year.
old beau1y.
5 ADOOGRAMS
Jack Barrv. host.
7 (COLOR) THE
FLINTSTONES
9 DOBIE GILLIS
Dwayne Hickman. Bob
Denver . Fr:mk Faylen.1 7
U CHEYENNE
J. ' \
1:00
.. The Dttp End, .. Tina 4 ":" S
Louise. Aldo Ray, Clu l :lS
GuJager and Ellen Mc-? MOn E
Rae join talents ln .. Shooung HJl,?b. Jer•t
murder mystery. Wither". Gene AtllT\ EDIE ADAMS • t :Jt .
Stars Clint Walker. "The Travelers."
Pete Fountain, Chff
1
u ALL SIGHT MO\ IF ..
Norton, guest. I :4$
' NEWS, Cleu Robert• t SPECTRl'M
13 (COLOR) TRUE
ADVENTURE
Bill Burrud is host.
''The Enchanted World
of Animals."
8:90
% RAWHIDE
Eric Fleming and Clint
Eastwood are the stars
"Incident at Ten Trees." Royal Dano
and Susan Kohner,
guests A h a I !-crazed
young woman found
wandering in Ute des-
ert is sought by lndi.afts
who want to execute
her as a witch.
5 LAWMAN
Stars J o h n Russell,
Peter Brown.
7 DONNA fiEED SHOW
Carl Betz, Paul and
Patty Peterson, stars.
Donna and Alex relive
their early days as par-
ents
!I MOVl.E
"Close to my Heart,"
Ray Milland and Gene
Tiernev Mus ic Master
JI~!™
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"J ohn J Diggs." Dick
P owell, Rhonda F1em-
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Victor Borge's comedy-with mus·c Ct:C•o
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Tournament or Roses
Float Prevew
1:15
! F \R)TING, NEWS
1:30
! SOCIETY, SCHOOL
C:olle~e-credit course.
'4 r-:otrCATlON
5:45
5 SrECl.-\L
Pre-Parade acllvaties.
\-,inc-: Colvig Tom Hat·
h•n
1:51
7 P_\fl:'\I SEWS
1:11
'! C" \PT. KANG.\ROO
4 TQD.\Y
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!' CIC, BABYSITTER
S:OO
1 SPECIAL
Cotton Bowl fo~estival
Parade.
7 C.lRTOONS
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Tournament ..>( R""es
Parade.
IJ n:ux THE CAT
8:45 !
! (COLOR) SPECIAL 1 Toornament of Roses
Parade.
5 SPECIAL
Tournament oC Roses
P:irade.
t :.,.
i SPECIAL
Mummers Parade.
ll SPECIAL
Tournament of Roses
P"r:ide.
1• 'J \\S
9:15
J·: rrL\I
9 :38
J~ )ro\JE
"Pride of the Marines:·
Wednesday Television
January 1, 19'4
Grr
Qdncl Andrew; gue;t ..:in the Ben Casey ~how,
ashe:; .:>u t 1n anger when doubt cibou t his pos~
threci tens h :s successful return to naurosur·
gery. t~n;~ht. Wednesday on Channel 7
"~ 9 p.m.
WED. AFTERNOON
S:M
4 BE LIE VE IT OR ~OT
5:45
-4 (COLOR) NEWS
Latha m . Weir. Hearn
13 NEWS, BUI John.
WED. EVENING
i .no
! NEWS
Dunphy, Cr...~n. Strat.
1
ton, Keene, Story.
5 YOU ASK ED FOR IT
J ack Smith, host.
7 NEWS HOUR
Ward. George, Mitch·
eU. Miller. Healy
9 FOLLOW THE Sl"N
11 MICKE Y ~IOUSE
13 (COLOR•C'ARTOOSS
l>:~ll
4 (COLOR I 'G.3 F fN.\L
P art 2.
5 NE\\'S
Arthur. Stout. Duggan.
Benti, Sn)der. ': ~;
Wednesday Highlights
6~00 •.m.-SPECIAL, Channel 11 -Tourna·
nacnt of Roses Float Preview.
l:~S a.m.-SPECIAL, Ch•nnols 2. 4, S •nd
11 -Tourname nt of Rose .. P3rJde.
10:4S •.m.-BOWL GAMES, Ch•nnols 7, 4
•nd 7 -Footb:i ll games at Cotton. Sugar
and Orange Bowls.
1 :4S p.m.-ROSE BOWL GAME, Ch•nnel 4-
University of Washington vs University
of Illinois. at Pas:ide na
1:30 p.m.-SPECIAL. Ch•nnol 13 -News
Cavalcade of 1963.
WED. EVENING WED. EVENING
S::» 10:31
7 NEWS, C~hraa 13 SPECIAL 9 MOVI E
• H1., Kuld o( Woman:·
Robert Mitchum. Jaoe
Russell.
ll NEWS, G~or;e Putman
7:ot
:? NE WS. Cronkltf'
4 DEATH VALLEY •
"Somewhere in the j -
Vultures.·· Ed Kem·
mer
S BEA\'E R
Stars Tonv Dow and
Jerry Malhers
1 PAUL WI.SCH ELL 1
News
1963.
Cavalc:ide
9:00
THE 81-:VEl:t.\'
RILLBILLIES
C"f
Buddy Ebsen. Max
1 •s .,
Baer. Irene Ryan. Don· -I
na Dou~las are stars.
Jed and Granny Lnvite _
a cowboy star to tMir ~
mansion in the hope he
can tame E lly May.
COCNTRY l\tllSIC
ll:OI
NEWS
Dunphy. Hart. Story.
(COLOR) NEWS
Jack Latham.
NE WS
Arthur . Stout, ~ntl,
Sn' dl, .. t PEOPLE i\RE FCt'\:'11'\'
11 lO:ECKLE. JF.CKLE
13 (COLOR) WORLD
"Dan~er in the An·
des."
4 E SPIONAGE
S WRESTLING
7 BEN CASE Y
7 Nt;WS, Martln
11 REFl.ECTlONS ·a
N o t e d personalities
c o m m e nt on news
ston es 7 : '))
! SPECIAL
Yea rs of Cri.sis.
4 (COLOR) VIRGINIAN
Lee J . Cobb. James
Drury, Doug McClure.
"The In vaders." An
old fr 1~ndship ends
whl'n th~ Tvrone fam·
ily lrie .. to force Judge 9
Ga:'th 's neighbors to
3ta.rs Vincent Edwards.
"The Ught That Loses.
the Night That Wins." I IS
Dana Andrews por·
trays a doctor who re-
turns to neurosurgery
training thou~h both-ered by nightmares 7
MOVIE
··woman's OevoUoio,"
Ralph Meeker, J anice Rule.
U :JO .
NEWS, Baxt~r War4
ll: l:i and seU-doubt
SP ECIAL 4 (COLOR) TONIGHT
News Round Up. S STE\'E ALL£!'. SHOW
sell their property.
5 ADOOGRAMS
J ack Bury. host.
U:• MOVIE 11 NAKED CITY I
John Garflelt: Elea por wr:D AFTERNOON P:irker. i:: • WED. AFTERNOON. '7 OZZIE. HAR~IET
9 DOBIE GJJ..LIS
"Bullets Colt Too !
Much." Dick York,
Johnny Seven, guests.
"Our ..Hearts W«e
Youn& IMld Gay," Gail
Ruuel!L !>l.aa LJDL
U :3' l'J ONE STEP .BEYOND 9:30 '7 NEW BREED
':' ORANGE BOWL K'.JCJt. I 4 Of"F
l!:ZI
NF:WS • ...,_.,.. K.a9'er'
l :OI
! MOVIE 13 (COLOR) . Z DICK VAN DYKE
Mary Tyler Moore, 1 9
Rose M a r l e. Morey
U:•
MOVIE
11 SPF£1AL ''
Re;>lay ol T~ j ~
or Roses Parade.
lt:O -,. •
~ F00111ALL L ;} :"'::. Uni~ ol Teµ.. vs.
t• s. N~ ~-IQ7. I JS CottoirBowl · ~_. ' .
4 (COU>ll) f'.OCll'BALL I
Sui?ar Bowl Game. •
5 SPECIAL
Replay ol Tournament i 11
ot Roses. Parade .
-; FOO'f'll»L
Or .:ing-e Bowl Ga me.
ll:-•
9 '10 \-"IE -r-' •
Ma rclt Gt' &he' Wooden
~" lctiers.. Laurel and
Hard,f.
l!:•
~~OVlE) • I ~.Tbe Uttle Kidnap-
ra, •• Du.ocan -Mac-4 F: Adnellne Cott(;'' 7
t:• u
ROBIN HoeO.· • ~ · '. • • <'. -'"" I 7
"lt0s A Great Feel-
ing."' Doris Day, Oen-
nls Morga"I.
BACHELOR FATDR
PRICE IS RIGHT
FELIX 'THE CAT
3:30
SEVEN KE\'S
3:51
9 MATINEE l\'El\'S
4:00
S 80Z-O'S CIRCUS
7 TB.AIUIASTER
ADVENTC$E
"Row to Stretch an
Eclipse.··
ll:OiO
S LAWMAN I
stars John Russell, 1
P eter Brown. 1
7 PATl'Y DUKE SHOW
"Auld Lang Syne."
P atty and Cat hy com· 13
mit Ke nneth to writing I
an autobiography to
show his ex-boss what I ! a good man he's lost.
9 SPECIAL 4
9 (COLOR) l\IOVrE
"'l'b.i? Crimson Pira te,"
B'l,rt_ Lanc~g~er, Eva
1
11
Bartok.
11 MOVIE
Replay or Toucnament
of Roses Parade
UNTOVCHABLES
Stars Robert Stack.
"Mark of Cain.''
STORY OF A
JAZZ MlJSICl..\X
A m s t e rd a m star. '
Rob iets in trouble : 11 when he takes a girl
out of the chorus line J
and gives her a Cea· 1 lured spot in the Alan
"L i l t. lie Kidnapper.''
Duncan MacR.ae, Ad-
r ienne Corri.
MOVIE: ··sad Man ol Bnm·
stone," wai.tace Beeo-.
Dennis O'Kee!e.
Brady Show
SILENTS PLF..-\SE
10.i)O
DANNY KAYE
ELEVENTH HOUR
Ralph Bellamy and
Jack Gang are s tars. "My Door Is Locked
and Bolted." Orama ol
recluse who lives in
a world of fantasy.
Piper Laune, guest.
l!:lt
,7 MOVIE
"Hannah Lee." Mac-
Donald Carey.
1:00
4 NEWS
5 FREEDON UNIV.
"T he Big Decision."
1:1$
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"It's A Small World, ..
Spencer T racy, Weody
Barrie
l :~ U :ll
I! T\' BINGO
"Scram," Laurel and I l3
Hardy.
4.30 I • 8:::0 7 CHANNING 11 ALL NIGHT )fOVIES
!:OS
WED. AFTERNOON
t!:•
Jt . .\IOVIE '7 NEWS
Z:•
Leigh. '1
··ws A Big Country,"
Gary COope.r, Janet I z
1:: !COLOR) MOVIE JI
..-V LITTLE MARGCE
DAY IN COUltT
rANN SOTHERN
18
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Come Next Spr ing."
\\alter Brennan , Ann
Sheridan.
l!: 15
('IOVlE)
!:45
5 MOVIE
.. Wings of Danger ,"
Zachary Scott.
R e b ecca." Laurence
1)L..,,er, Joan Fontaine. I '7
Z:~
SEWS, LIN Howanl
TV.,_~
I 'W -•1t•1tH•
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Red Rowe. host.
DETECTIVES "Rhythm On The I s
Range, Bing Crosby.
U CARTOONS
4:45
S POPEYE
13 ROCKY, FRIENDS
S:IO
4 BACHELOR FATHER
7 RAW ADAN EYE
11 CARTOONS
IS TllAXTO~S SHOW
5:•
Stars Robert Taylor.
P atrotman·s desire to
make a name for him ·
self tnggers gunfire
during holdup.
'7 FARMER'S
DAUGHTER
Stars Inger Ste vens.
1
9
Starr ing Henry Jones
and J a s o n Evers.
"Memory of a F iring
Squad." Con.apiracy to
force internationally
known philosopher to
return to native Latin.
American land to aid
r e v o lutionarv presi·
dent.
NEWS, Clete Roberts.
NEWS
Putnam. E llis , Coates.
BWTell, Yo;k
t SPECTRU~I
-LlVl'S -
For The Eatlte Fa.mu,
• All Styles
•All s1 ...
VISTA
Depertment s .....
IN VISTA C~'TEB I BEETLE. BUDDIES
ll SUPER,.AN
"Mrs. Golden's Oppor·
tunity." M e d d l i n g 11
dressmaker tries to ar·
range marriage o( Katy
ad het boss 13 NEWS, JohM. Its E. lltla, c.ta llen -.,. ... - --MM.'f rM.Or l"··--
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Saturday Television
O.Comber 21, 1963
Saturday Highlights
10:30 •.m.-GATOR BOWL, Ch•nnel 2 -
North Carolina vs. Air Force at J ackson-
\•ille. Florida.
I .JO p.m.-MA TCH PLAY, Ch•nnol 2 -
Premiere of series of elumnahon tourna-
ments pairing 32 leading pro golrers.
8:30 p.m.-THE DEFENDERS, Ch•nnel 2 -
Boy, 16, neglected by his mother, com·
111its a crime.
8:30 p.m.-MOVIE (Color), Ch•nnol 9 -
"The Jolson Story,•· Larry Parks, Evelyn
Keyes.
9:30 p.m.-SPECIAL, Channel 7 -Holly-
wood Deb Star Ball. Gordon and Sheila
Mac:Rae host.
SAT. MORNING SAT. MORNING
7:00 10:30
! G ATOR 80\VL
SAT. AFTERNOON
1:31
% MATCH PLAV
First in series oC ~lim·
anat.ion tournaments
pairing 32 leading Pl'9 1 goUers competing for I
$150,000. T o d a y ' s
match: Tommy J a-
cobs and Mason RU:·
dOlpb. v~. Don J anuary·
4 Foot'BALL
East-West Game in San
Francisco, featuring
top graduating seniors
ln college football.
7 BANDSTAND
U MOVIE
"Last St a gcco a ~h W~st," Victor Jory.
1:45
II MOVIE
.. Undercurrent,"
Robert Taylor.
l :Si
9 NF.WS. Carroll
with ,
! fflSTOR\' OF ART
College.credit course.
4 F E.\TtrRE FILM
"Black Diamonds."
Richard Arlen, Andy
Devine
North Carolina vs. Air
Force at J:icksonvllle I !:00
Florida. ' 9 MOVIE
7:30
! TE LL IT AG.\IN
Balladeer Mark Taylor.
5 LF.AR~ING
7 C-\RTOO:SS
7:45
11 THE CHRISTOPHERS
8:00
! C' APT AIN KANGAROO
-t INTERNATIONAL
~ HOPALONG CASSIDY
'7 PlNKY LEE SHOW
9 FRO~t GROUND UP
tl MR. WIS:IBflNE
Kids· panel show.
8: JS
13 S.\CRED HEART
8 :3'
4 (COLORJ CARTOONS
t SPANISH FJLl'tt
13 ROBIN HOOD
9:00
! ALVli'l SHOW
• (COLOR) RECTOR
HEATHCOTE SQOW
'7 MO\'IE
"No H a n d s 'oo the
Clock." Rod Cammn.
ll SUPERMAN
13 PANORAMA LATINO
t :31
! TENNESSEE
TUXEDO
4 F URY ··Johnny Angel." witll
7 THE JF.TSONS • George Raft.
1l MOVIE !:31
•·nae Man F rom Dako-! DO YOU KNO\n
ta." Wall~ Beery. S WRESTLING
7 MOVIE 11:00
4 SGT. PRESTON
S CALIFORNIANS
7 CASPER, GHOST
13 V.\RIF.DAOES
11 :31
4 (COLOR)
BULLWINKLE SHOW
5 !\IOVJE
''The Lonesome T rail,"
J ohn Agar.
7 BEAN¥, CJ;(!IL
I I LEO THREE UVES
SAT. AFTEaN00N
l t:•
4 (COLOR-•
EXPLORING
7 BUGS BUNN\.
9 MOVIE
"Johnnv Concho," with
Frank Sinatra. Keenan
Wynn.
11 MOVIE
"Hitler's Mad.man '' John Carradi.ne. •
13 PROVOCATIVE
WOMAN
1%:•
"Flying Tiger-;," John
Wayne.
3:09
t MIGHTY !\IOU~.E
13 )10 \'lE
··No Place to Land "
John Ireland. '
3:30
! IU l\;·TI N·TI~
S CHA NGING TIME S
9 BOWLl~G
J :U
5 PROFIT PASSPORT
4:ot
% HORSE RACING ,
F eature Race at s.da
Anita: $50,000 Callfoi--:
nia Breeders' Cham-
pion Stakes.
S BOWLING
I l COME DY H0l1R
4:30
! SKY KING
-4 MOVIE
"Fighting 69th," witb
James Cagney.
'7 AFL mGJQ.JGRTS
I SUGARFOOT
IS MOVIE
"Savage Horde," Bill
Elliott. 4 FIREBALL XL.S 5 MOVIE
•'The Kansan "
Richard Dix. '
'7 MAGIC LAND
stars I lS FORE GOLFERS
5: ..
! MOVIE
.. Clive or India-,·• with
Ronald Coleman. 11 BROKEN ARROW
. H :ot
! QUiCK DRAW
4 O~NNJS, MENACE
9 MOVIE
I :•
4 TEACHER •a
5 MOVIE
S MOVIE
"Sec~ts or the & l u e Room," Lionel Atwill,
P aul Lukas.
••Return of the Bad·
men." Randolph Scott. ! '7
II TOPPER 13
"Duel at A pa c h e
Wells," Anna Maria
Albergbetti.
MY FRIEND FUCKA
BO WUNG
'1 WORLD OF SPORTS·
Davis Cup T e n n i s
Matches at Melbourne,
Australia.
Add Color To Your Life
•ca V•cToR
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SAT. EVENING
l :lt
'7 l..\WRE NCF. WF.I K
9 (COLOR) MOVIF.
•·nae Jolson St o r y :·
Larr) Parks f:q•l.\11
Ke) es
9:to
-I M0 \'11::
·The Secret P -'' 1J1~r-,''
Stewart Granger . IC.1\';,,
Hararect.
IL MOVIE
.. Da~ghter or Dr .l\·k ..
ylJ,' John Agar. Glori.i
Talbott
,:30
! PHIL SIL\'ERS
Sorceress offers iu
cast a spell on a ~ir l
to aid Grafton
7 SPECIAL
Hollywood Deb Star
Ball. Ten actres.sei., selected as .. most lil.;.e.
ly to ar.hieve stardom ·•
debut at lllh a nnual
Deb Star Ball at U1e
PaUadiurri. Gordon and.
Sheila MacRae ho~'
10:00
t GUNSMOKE
Doril)y Nogoi portrays " Koreon wor orphan
qn • CfiMnel 4's "The Lieote.nM t," tonight,
$<!turday,· <!t 7:30 p .m.
James Ame!"s. Denni..
Wea~er. ! · ''.l Blat..e
An eccen r . ..: tr:msit'rtt
and lus motle\· or £.
spring bring trag1· Jv
to Dod.~e City
S S MOOT-M \~IO'\
13 MOVIE
.. \'oodoo M:in '
Side Kids
f. •• bt . SAT. AFTERNOON
5:•
1l ClNNAM.ON CINDER
Bob E ubanks. host
SAT. EVENING
7:00
S JACK BARR\'
rn::;u
S )10\ I F:
5:31
7 HAVE GUN, "ILL
TRAVEL, R . Booftf'.
9 MO\.IE 9 SPORTS SPECIAL
''Bowery to Bagdad,"
Leo Goroey.
Film highlights ot lh.:> ;
1963 All-Amencan p\ay-1'
ers in action II STAR-BOWLING ~ . 11 CHECKMATE
7:30 I 11 ! JACKIE GLEASO:'i .
4 LIEUTENANT .,
':. .. SAT.--EVENING
-·. •.'Ml
4 (C'0LoR) NEWS
w.i:t&hl. Hearn
F randsen.
1: SPECIAL
andi
I
'·Her€' Comes A Star."
Preview of new car·
toon series. ··J\fagitla
Gonlla •·
6:::0
Gary T...oekwood and·1 4 Robert Vaughn. stars.
"The Alien." 0 a n n Y I 9 Magai. Madlyn Rhue.
guests. Capt. R::i_m.
bridge seeks a bride so 11 he can keep orphan
sent .to him by mistake.
7 HOOTENANNY I
J ack Llnklell~r
9 NEWS SPECIAL .,
Year e.nd r e por t by ' -
Clete Roberts
t (COLOR ) SPECIAL
··T-Off· LA. Open.''
Chick He;lrn and Lee
Giroux p r e s e n t pre-I 13
tournament golf Pro·
am. I 5
f!\llE' RODGERS
WIUER OLYMPICS 11
'fff DE Pl'T\'
SG ILKO
ROl'RRON STREET
1:"5
! NE WS, Jerr~· Ounpl1y 13 1:00 I ! SEA Ht.NT .,
4 (COLOR) SllR\"EY '6.1 -
DEADLINE I
8:00 t RESTLESS C l'~
Stars J ohn Payne
SAM BENE DICT
Stars Edmond O'Brien 1:
Benedict is involved I
with a nutty million· 1;;
aire, t>layed by Bur-1
gess Meredith l
COCNTRY l\1l'SIC
8 :30 5
THE DEFES DERS
S!!J of l,01~ I "hip-.."
.John Dl't .. ~· \'. ""'·' Hendrix
ICOLOt-t1 \tn\'11.
. A "<A L' h t' \\' 0 Ill 111 ••
Lloyd Bridg\'l>. J ,_,;,n
Taylor
THE TRX \'
JJ:OO
NE WS. J er ry Dunpl•J .
·(COLOR) NEWS
Wri~ht. Giroux, Shwll.
MOVI E
"Citizen Kane, .. Orson
Welles. Joseph Cotten
1\10\'IE
"l\f o g am b o:· Cl .. rk
Gable, A'a Gardner,
Grace Kelly.
11 : LS
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"Miss Grant T.:it..\•s
Richmond." \\ 1U1.:im
Holden. Lucille Ball
11:30
)IO\'tr:
.. The Notorious l..vne
WolC " Gerald :'.\luh1 '.
!'\F.WS. Riss
11 :-15
MOVIE
•The Chcllllpion ," h11k
Douglac;
l'!.00
~10\'IE
.. Bucksk111 Fr1111ti~·r ·•
Richard 111'
l~:l(I
)IO\'Ir:
'·Three Paces W€'>l ''
John Waynr I
12 :56
~1 0\'IE
· Born to Kill · I .'.JW·
renC'e T u.•rn<''
1: 15
E G. Mars:tall a n d
Robert Recd :ire stars
"Fugue for Trumpet 1 7
and Small Boy.'· Pat.
rick O'Neil, Peter La·;
zer. Joyce Vafl Pat· 9 t"n. g u es t s Neg. ·
lected by his mother. a
boy. 16, commits a
crime. ! .:\10 \'IF. ,
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Empty rocking chair on scale model of Burbank fl~t, "Presi-
dent Goes to • Prom,'' is pointed out by Jeri Thompson, sen!or
at the school whose prom the l•te President Kennedy saved, then
mitecl ~st summer.
Was Mary Todd Lin<·oln
A Sp:'' in the White llous<•'!
Wbat was Ma ry Todd Lincoln really like? Wa:. she. as hC'r biographers
clalm, a spy in the White House, a ps) chotic spendthrift. a shrew, and a
d angerous meddler to the affairs of Slate"
An :iccurate, intimate look into her emotions and 0101 ives will be
prE'.>ented when actress Bette Davis portrays Mrs Abrah:im L n;:oln duting
''Re:all," .'.\lon day at 7 30 pm on Channel 11.
Ey using a d:!\'i<:e of fantasy to re\'e3l fact. Mary Todd Lincoln will
mace an in-depth interview by interrogator Paul V. Coate~ Through Coates'
questions, bastd upon the knowledge and analyses of ht'r biographers,
\.1. \', er.'i w II see :\Jr.c; Llncl)ln·-; reac:tiCln.~. ho.> tile. def em h l pathetic, air
g .c-.;5ive
Her reaeticns \'.ill reveal' her as she "'as ~hen she liHd a woman
\\hose uncontrollable passions finally caused her last Ji\·ing son to commit
h:-; to an insane asylum.
The probing questions wHl spark brief, dramatic scenes between Mrs.
Ln.:oln and her ister, Elizabeth Todd Edwards, who will be portrayed by
~at1lie Schafer, and between Mrs. Lincoln and one of her 30 biographers,
\'.'iH·:im 0 Herndon, who was President Llncoln's law partner ·and one
<•i b s closest friends Herndon ~,·ill be enacted by George Macready.
'TY Or•~· CN tl ••u.u•r••
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Rocking Chair in Parade lsn"t Really En1pty
In the annual Tournament of ~· parade New Year's Day. to be
aired at 8:30 a.m. on Channel 4, viewers will see a float bearing a rocking
chair filled only with meaning.
The float, named "President Goes to a Prom" and honoring the late
President John F. Kennedy, is the entry of the City oC Burbank. The float
is linked with the John Burroughs High School. So was the P~sident.
Last June, the school's graduating class had reservations for its senior
prom at the ballroom of a large Los Angeles hotel. About two wee~s before
the big night, . the students were told the hotel had to give the ballroom
to the state Democratic Commltee for a dinner honoring President Ken-
nedy.
The youngsters were crushed. They knew they couldn't hi1 e a nother
hall because it was prom time all over the LA. area Cancernng the event
was something they didn't even want to think about.
In desperation, the class officers wired President Kennedy about their
plight. Within 48 hours the problem was solved. The youngsters were ad-
vised they could have the ballroom, that the dinner would be mo\•ed to
another room upstairs.
Overjoyed,' students rushed an invitation to the President to drop in
and say "Hello." They weren't sure he would accept, but they ordered
a silver tray to present to him, just in case.
It was a good _!!ljng they did. The prom was in full swing v.hen the
President, accomp~d by a small entourage, entered the baUroom. The
band struck up "Hail to the Chief." Silence f ell over the room.
Mr. Kennedy beamed: "This room is better than the one "e have up-
stairs." Then he turned serious.
"The future of this country ls in this room tonjgb.t. I would rather
be a senior at John Burroughs High School than President of the United
States."
The class president handed Mr. Kennedr the tray and read th e dreular
gold inscription, "T<> a real American President.''
It was shortly after that that the Burbank Tournament or Roses As-
sociation decided to commemorate the event in flowers on the city's
float. An assassin's bullet subsequently changed m;rny things in t he nation
and in the world, but not this.
Bette Davis
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TUES. MORNING
5:45
% F ARl\nNG, NEWS
1:00
% IUSTORY OF ART
College credit course.
5:30
% COl\U1t.'NlS:\I:
l\O'TH vs. REALITY
Dr. Rod Swearingen.
6:50
':' f~AR)I NE\\S
7:00
% CAl'TAlN KA!\GAROO
4 TODAY
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7 CARTOONS
11 CARTOONS
8:30
13 FELIX 11IE ':AT
9:0I
2 NEWS, Walla«
' SAY WREN I ROMPER ROOM
7 I MARRIED JOAN
JI JACK LA LANNE
JS NEWS
9: JS
13 FILM
9:30
! I LOVE LUCY
4 (COLOR) WORD FOR
WORD, Merv GrWID
7 LOVE THAT BOB
11 MOVIE, Bea Ruter
''Jackass Mail," Wal·
lace Beery. Marjorie
Main.
J3 MOVIE
Tuesday Tele-vision
Decemk.er 31, 1963
TUES. MORNING TUES. EVENING
Tuesday Highlights 11:30 9:00
% PETTJCOA'T 2 SEARCH FOR
TOMORROW
4 (COLOR) TRUTH OR
CONSEQUENCES
Bob Barker, host.
CROSS CURRENT
THE OBJECT IS
SPECTRCM
PHILIP NORMAN
TV BINGO
1:00 p.m.-FOOTBAll, Channel 11-South-
ern Methodist University vs. Oregon Uni·
versity, Sun Bowl.
JUNCTION
Stars Bea Benaderet.
Uncle Joels imagina-
tion runs v.·ild at rare-
\\ell party for bashfuJ
store clerk who has
been drarted.
s
7
9
8:30 p .m. -McHALE'S NAVY, Channel 7-
McHale and his men devise a sea monster
to scare Binghamton off their island.
.. RICHARD I BOONE
''Where's the Million
Dollars?" A swindler
has cache~ a million
dollars w~ich dclec-
tives wantt to find be·
fore he ps released
from jail.
111 13
11 45 •
9:00 p.m.-RICHARD BOONE SHOW, Chan-
nel 4 -"Where's The Million Dollars?''
2 GUDING LIGHT
11 :55
4 NEWS
10:30 p.m .-MOVlE, Channel 9 -''Night of
the Hunter," Robert Mitchu m. Shelley
Winters.
TUES. AFTERNOON 11 :15 p.m.-SPECIAL, Channel 2 -New
Year's Eve w:ch Guy Lombardo. 5 MOVlE
"The F~er's Daugh-ter," tta Young,
Joseph Co ton.
1:?:00
2 BURl'\S AND ALLE~
TUES AFTERNOON I 7 (COLOR) CREATEST • SHOW ON EARTH
Jack Palance stars.
• (COLOR) LET'S
~!AKE A DEAL I Monty Hall. Premier TUES. AFTERNOON
of new program. 3:00
S FAIRBANKS SHOW '1 SEVEN KEYS I .. RACHELOR FATHER I s
9 BEGINNINGS 7 GENERAL HOSPITAL
,.:30
NEWS
Arthur, Stout, Duggan,
Beoti, Snyder.
"Tbe L<>si" a young man wai g to learn
trapeze k hires a
teacher th questioo-
able pasti 1 NEWS, Coebra11 ' IS (COLOR) OT SPOTS
11 NE\VS, Geo. Putnam '64 Predl ·oos.
7:00 I:
% NEWS, Cronkite. % JACK BENNY
4 (COLOR) 7 SEAS Jack gives the cast the
"The Wedding." night off to celebrate
11 SBERlFF JOHN 13 FEUX THE CAT
IS MOVIE 3:SO "'f oung Scarface.'' % MY LITI'LE MARGIE
Richard Ati.tenbof"ougb. • MOVIE, Tom Frandsen
1%:30 "Tb e Ro s e Bowl
Z AS WORLD TURNS Story," Mar s b a 11
4 THE DOCTORS Thompson. Vera Miles.
5 TV BINGO 7 QUEEN FOR A DAV
6:45
BEAVER ~~ show all by
BATJ'LELINE 11 M SQUAD
'1 FATHER KNOWS S:G BEST 5 L.A. TODAY 5
9 MR. D.A. 4:00 'I 1:00 Z LIFE OF RILF.\'
I P~ORD 5 BOZO'S CIRCUS t
4 LORETl'A YOUNG '7 TRAILMASTER 11 S FAIRBANKS SHOW 9 (COLOR) HERCULES
7 TENN~EE ERNIE 11 SPEC.AL l l3
t CARTOONS Rose Bowl Kickoff
11 FOOTBAU Luncheoa.
Southern M e t h odist 4: 30
PEOPLE ARE FU"m."Y Starring Lee Marvin.
BUCKlrEBERRY IS (COLOR) WANDERER
BOUND "Hollywood Sunset."
(COLOR) WONDERS 11:00
OF WORLD, Bal IJDkef' ! GARRY MOORE
"The Ox on the Roof." 4 ANDY WILLIA.'l\tS
7.30 Andy pays vocal tri-. bute to hi s new daugh-University vs. Oregon. % MOVIE University, live. The "Ind ian Uprising," % MARSHAL DILLON ter. Fred MacMurray
.. MR. NOV AK guest.
Jim P1 anci<.l us anti ; S PF.('I \I. Sun Bowl. George Montgomery.
TUES. EVENING
10:30
9 MOVIE
"Night of the H WltH
Robert Mitchum ~ 1.
ley Winters.
3 cot 1'TRV ;\Jl C\IC
11:00
2 NEWS
D unphy. Ha11. St<.11 y
• (COLOR) NE\.\ S
Jack Latham.
5 NEWS
Arthur. Stout, n. r 1.1
Snyder.
7 NEWS, Marlin
9 SPECIAL
St. Paul's Epi:-u ~.
Cathedral Chi 1~1m .. ~
Eve Service.
11 NEWS
Year-End Rt-' i.-".
13 MOVlE
"The Fighting Guard··
man," Willard Parkt-r
11 :10
7 NEWS. Ba'\'.ft-r \\ {trd.
11 : IS
% SPECIAL
New Ye-a.r's E'e -...111
Guy Lombardo.
5 STEVE ALLEN SHO\\
11:30
7 STAGECOACH \\EST
11 ISLAND PART\'
Ben Hunter.
l!:ot
9 MOVJt;
.. Three Muskt>lt>ers.
Walter A.Wl';~aul Luh as, Margot rahame
11 MOVIE
"Hlgh Barbaree." \'a11
Johnson, June t,lly~
lt:\S
2 MOVlE
"The Creal \ k:\1.>r
Herl>ert," Allan J~
Mary Martin
''Pier 13." L' nn B~rl
Lloyd Nolan:
10 :00
1:30 Audrey Lon,:?
2 llOl'St: PART' 4:45 Art Llnkletter. ~ l'OPE\'E
Dean .J;:i~gl·r ~•:11 «. I Or3nl?<· !Ju" 1
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7 '10\ IE
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J'h) "" C.1h • I I t THE J\ICCOVS
4 CONCENTRATION
Hugh Dov. ns, host.
5 M\>YlE
"36 Hours to IGIJ,"
Brian Don le' y. Gloria
Stewart. -
1 DEC£l\fBER BRIDE
I MO\'IE
"Three Muskdcers,"
W a lt <' r Abel. Paul
Lukas. M:i1 got Gra·
4 (COLOR) YOU DON"T
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SAY, Tom KeDDedy. 5:00
S L.A. TODAY 7 LARAMIE
7 PAMELA MASON 9 ENGINEER BILL
13 ROBIN HOOD 13 THAXTON'S SHO\~
1·!s I s:3o
5 FATHE R 5 BEETLE, Bl1DDIES
9 NEWS J~ Dolan 11 St1PERMAN • 2·00 5:..0
2 TO TELL THE Tfll"TH .. BELIEVE IT OR ~OT
"Breakthrough.'' Latham. We ir. Jl carn
J ::ick U ::i1q· II NEWS
7 ('O~JB \T . ' Putnam Elli~ Cu.1tt ~. /
Rick Jason \'le Mor-1 Bui rcll. Yo. I..
row Shecky Greene. I 13 NEWS-\\ E.\THER . I
Sg1 Saunders wants John~. F1:.hman, Slo;.inc,
to protect a group oC
sick Polish laborers,
but th<' od:ls are too
great
9 non11; GJLLJ:Y
JI CHE\'EXNE
Stars CUnt Walker.
I rr,
4 _,E\\'
J . :rn 9 !ot f•J-.t ., Jll \I
ha me
10 ;30
1 PETE A~D Gl..\DYS
4 (COLOR) ~··~SING
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Frank Lovejo~. Da' id I J3 NEWS, Bill Johns
Brian TUES. EVENING
13 (COLOR) I \~"\:-.'llERLt"ST
"Europe on the Run."
8:00 LINKS
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13 \'AGADO~O
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l.ols Ran ... om. Allan 12 Lane. R O\ At uff. 4
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.MO\'I F.
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4 (COLOR) \'Ol'R
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Bill Lc\'d<'n ho!'t
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2:55
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3:00
St-XRET STOR:\1
6.00
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Neal
5 YOU ASKED FOR 11
.Jack !:m1t.1, hc:st. I
7 NEWS
Ward. George. ::\Jitchrll
!\tiller. Healv
!I AD\'ESTl'RE llOl'R
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Peter BtO\\ n.
9 MO\'JE
'·clo!.l' To r.h Heart,"
R a y ::\h!l;.irid, Gene
Tiern1:~
11 TllntLLER
'"The.• Poison1.·r " star-
rinJ? Murray Mathe-I
son an:J Sarnh Mar-
shall
13 PROHE
Dr /\lbc1t Du1hl'.
8:30
• RElm;o Stars Richard Egan.
S ZANE GR'f:."Y
7 McHALE'S NAVY
Ernest Dorgnine stars.
McHale and his men
devise a sea monster
to scare Binghamton
orf their island.
JS UPEDITION
"The Last of the Arc-
tic Nomads."
Wife Steps In
Andy Williams will present his wife Clc. ... -
dine Longe+, e s e guest star on his <.ho'"' er
Channel '4 tonight, T uesdoy, at I 0 p m
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! f .\PTAIN KANGAROO
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7 ZOORAMA
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WORD, lien Gd1la.
":' LOVE 111AT BOii 11 MOVIE, ke ....._
''Hide Out;• Rbbert
Montgomery, Maureen
O'Sulliva11.
u ''°'7E · My Mani.ace.·· Claire
Trevor. Kent Taylor.
11:•
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4 OOXCENTaAftON
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Guy ~ •• MWeea
Byran. c. '
1 DEC'E!llm lllUIJE
t MOVIE
.. Station Welt.'' Dick
P owell, ,.,. Greer. •1•
! PETE &ND GIADYS
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Dick Clark, belt.
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11:•
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11:55
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The Singing Sisters, a c hoir o f Dominican
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C ha,..,..el 4' s "Sing ~long W ith Mitch" color
show ..
MON, AFTERNOON I MON. AFTERNOON
n:•
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4 (cot.oil) LET'S
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5 FAiiusAND SBOW
7 IE\DKEYS
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U MOflE
1:11
1 P~ t'IASON
11 MOVIE, Bell Ruter
"Song ol tbe Tbio
Man," William Powell,
Myrna Loy.
11 ROBIN 800[1
1:45
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1
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11 OH SUSANNA I 1:11
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"Arizona," W i lliam
Holden. Jean Arthur.
13 V A'1.ABOND
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4 NEWS
!:31
! EDGE OF NIGHT
4 ROOM FOR PADDY
5 MOVIE
I
"Treaaure of Monte
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Adele Jergens.
'7 DAY IN COURT
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4 &\<JIU.OR FATREll
'1 GENEltAL llOSPl'l'AL.
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30, 1963
MON. AFTERNOON I
3:30
! l\1Y LIITLE !\1.\flGIE
4 MOVIE
"Black Tent. · Anthony
Steel.
7 QUEEN FOR A DAV
11 THE TEXAN
3:45
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3:51
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t:OI
! LIFE OF RILEY
5 BOZO'S CIRCUS
'7 TRAILMASTER
I (COLOR)HERCULES
11 LAUilEL, HARDY
4:30
% MOVIE
"Tbe Secret of St.
Ives:· Ric hard Ney .
1 Vanessa Brown.
Monday Highlights
7:30 p.m.-HOLIOA Y (Color), Ch•nnel 13 -
Bill Burrud hosts "North Island -New
Zealand."
1:00 p.m.-MOVIE, Ch•nnel 9 -"C'lose To
My Heart," Ray Milland, Gene Tierney.
8:30 p.m.-LUCY SHO·N , ChanMI 2 -Lucy
succeeds too well in us ing hypnosis to cure
her cousin's hiccups.
t :30 p.m.-WAGON TRAIN (Color>, Chan·
nel 7 -Jack Kelly guests as former wagon
master who ran away and let his people
die or thirs t.
10:00 p.m.-BREAKING POINT, ChanMI 7-
Sheree North guests as a prison inmate.
MON. EVENING MON. EVENING
'7:31 10:00 11 CARTOONS • 11 SPECIAL . • "Recall.·· Belly Davis -
portrays Mary Todd
Lincoln.
E.\ST SIDE, WEST
SIDE, Georie Scott. 4:45
S POPEYE CARTOONS
13 ROCKY. FRIENDS
1:00
7 BA W AllAN EVE
9 ENGINEER BILL
13 TH.\XTON'S SHOW
5:30
5 BEETLE, Bl'DDIES
11 SUPERMAN
S:•
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IS NEWS, Johna.
MON. EVENING
1:00
Z Nl!:WS
Dunphy, Green, Strat·
tot1, Keene, Neal and I
Story.
5 YOU ASKED FOR IT Jack Smith. host.
Mother said unfit to
rear child 1J (C.,'OWR) HOUDA Y
Bill Burri.ad Is host.
"North Island -New
Zealand."
4 (COLOR) MITCH
MILLER
S DETEt'TIVt;:,
8 :M
Z I'VE GOT A SECRET, 7
5 LAWMAN
Stars John Russell and
Peter Brown.
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Ray Milland. G e n e ll
Tierney.
Sta rs Robert Taylor
BREAKING POINT
''Don't Cry, Baby ,
Don't Cry." She~
North guest.a as a
prison inmate.
NEWS, Rebena.
NEWS
Putnam, Elli.I. Coates,
Burrell, York.
13 NEWS,Johe1 11 UNTOUCHABLES
Stan Robert Stack.
IS STONEY BURKE
Stars Jack Lord.
Stoney takes a broth· I t
erly interest in a girl
who_a~parently doesn•t1 IS
merit 1t.
Fishman, Sloane.
H :3t
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Day, Gene Raymond.
CO~NTRY MUSIC
'1 NEWS HOUR • 1 :::0
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11:•
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cheD. Miller. Healy. Lucille Ball and Vivian
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RunUey-BrinkJey.
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Luer succeeds too well
in using hypoosi.I to
cure ber cousin's blc·
cups. Wally Caz, cuest.
S 'l1IE 'IRIN MAN
Peter Lawford, PbyW.
5 N.l!.'W8
Arthur, Stout, Senti..
Sayder.
'1 NEWS, Mat1ht
11 BEST OF GROUCRO
13 MOVIE
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Beoti, Snyder. ·
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4:•
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TLUN, ..... Mehtire
''Mauacre at Sand
Creek," &-v ere t t
Sloane.
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11 NEWS,.,_ ..
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VOYAGE, Doaclu.
"Warsaw."
5 3EAVER
Stan Tooy Dow and
Jerry Mathers.
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11 QUICK DRAW
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CARGO
Arthur J ones, host.
"Africa."
'1:3'
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4 (COLOR > MOVIE
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NEWS, Bax~r w ......
11 :15
"Tbe Fenton Canaby
Story'" Jack KeJly, cuest. FonneT wagon I 7
muter who ran away
and let hla people dle I 4 ol tbint aurrenden to
Chris Hale.
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Stan J~~t Carson. I STEVE N 9:91
! DANNY TRO~lAS
D a n n y embarrasses
Unda by revealing her
foadneu for a new boy.
I WEEK'S SPECIAL
"Year End Review.,.
11 NAKED CITY
Sta.nir.e Paul Burke
and Horace McMahon.
"Down t h e L o n g
Nlght," Leslie Nel.laon
&Del Nehemiah Persoff,
are guest st.rs.
JI (COLOR)
ADVENTURE
"Young Hunter.''
11:•
Z MOVIE
''Midnleht,'' Claudette
Colbert, Doo Amecbe.
'1 FIVE FQiGl!."'RS
11 MOVIE
"Design tor Scall(iaJ,''
Ro&allnd Ru.sell, Wal·
ter-Pidgeon.
U:•
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.. Station West." Dick
Powell. Jane Greer .
l!:M
'1 MOVIE
"Kiss Me Kafe," Kath·
ryn Grayson, Howard I !
Keel.
9:31
ANDY GRIFFITH
Opie and his chums
take their Robin Hood
roles 1eriously.
"Special Agent," W1l·
liam . Eythe.
1:00
4 NEWP
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Jack Barry, hosl
'1 OUTER UMITS
Authorlties ol planet
Zanti teled Ear1h ..
the site of a penal col-
ony.
I DOBIE GILLIS
1:11
! MOVIE
4 ROU.YWOOD STARS
"Holl.Jwood u s A .• I
Si&hbeeini tour of the
famous entertainment I U
eeoter.
"CbetniQ;• P h i I i p
Dolt, Anna Sten.
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Sunday Television
Sunday Highlights
9:45 a.m.-SPECIAL, Channel 4 -World
Pro·Football Championship GJme.
7:30 p.m.-WONOERFUL WORLD OF COL·
OR, Channel 4 -"Dumbo.·· full-le ngth
cartoon about baby elephant '' ith huge
ears.
1:30 p.m.-ARREST AND TRIAL, Channel 7
-James MacArthur and Bar-r\ Sullivan
guest in 9tory about d etective accused of
murder.
9:00 p.m.-BONANZA (Color), Channel 4 -
Ben Cartwright re-examines hrs life afte r
his haste causes tragedy.
10:00 p.m .-SPECIAL, Ch•nnel 7 -Year End
Review.
SUN . MORNING
'7:11
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lt:::O
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SUN. AFTERNOON
I :::1
2 MO\ IE
·'Rose Boy. I." William
F ra\\ ler. E I ea no re
Wh'tne). Tom Broy. n
'1 ISSL'ES. A "iS\\ ERS
9 MOVIE
.. Johnnv C o n c h o.'' 1 Fra nk Sinatra. Keenan
Wynn
13 CAL'S COHRAI.
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5 AUl'O RACES
7 DIRECTIONS ·~
!:31
4 (COLOR> ETHICS
'1 PRESS C'ONFERE~C'E
11 SPECIAL
S~N. EVENING
6·00
4 (COLOR) !\1EET
THE PRESS
Prof J ames MacGreg-
or Burns. chairman of
the Department of Po·
litical Science, Wil· j
Iiams College , and bi-,
ograph~·r of the late
P resident Kennedy, is
guest
5 POLKA PARADE
II C.\MPCS II\" ACTION .,
1;; (COLOR> CARTOONS
5 :30
! lliSTER F.D
Stars Alan Young.
Wilbur lends Ed to his
new neighbor. Zsa Zsa
.::abor. L.A Blades vs San I
Francisco Seals. Llve I
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PINOCCHIO
tJA\'ERICK
! NF.\\ S, Jolln Hart '1
3:00 9
-t Mn . WIZARD '1 MO\'IE !
"Crime Doctor';; Man·
hunt." \\ arner Baxter . I 4
t LADlES OF PRESS ' 7
l3 (COLOR) FArt'R FOR I
TOO.\V
AS OTHERS SEE l TS I ll
THE CHRISTOPKERS
CAPITAL OPINION
Mark Evans. host. Le·
Roy Collins, president I
of N.A .B .• guest
1J WHITE HLT!\'TER
7:30
4 (COLOR) DAVEY
AND GOLIATH
11 COCWSE
'1:45 II :OI
t OPERA WORKSHOP
SPECIAL I
"Saga of Wl'slern !\Ian
H92." including Colum-j 13
bus· voyage to the
New World. Repeat.
3:!5
SPECIAL I
Preview of new color
cartoon series, "Ma·
giUa Gorilla." • (COi.OR) LETS TALK
U T1fE CHRJSTOPHERS Dr. Jan Pop~r. I t
I I LED 11fRE~ LIVES NF:WS, Carroll
3 :31
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4 MO\'IE
11 WONDi:.l•AMA
Al Lohman. Jr., host.
lS CHURCH IN 80!\IE
''Four In A Jeep,"
Ralph Meek.er, Viveca j !
Lindfors. 5
11:31
VIEWPOINT
ROME BUYERS
GUIDE S IN GOD WE TRUST
t BIG BABYSJTrER
11 GREAT CHURCHES
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1:30
! LOOK UP AND LIVE
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1 MORNING CHAPEL
t :•
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i ADVENTIST HOUR 1 MOVIE
"Mao From Friaco,"
Midaael O'Shea.
I MOVIE
"Purple Plain." Greg-
ory Peet.
11 MOVIE
I MO\'IE
"Johnny Con c ho"
Frank Sinatra. Keen~
W)'M .
SUN. AFTERNOON
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7 FEATURE FILM
"Dartt Mountaio," ~
ert Lowery.
U ORAL ROBERTS
1%:•
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I MOVIE
"Belle Le Grande,"
John Carroll, V e r a
Ralston.
! SHARF. IN SP.\CE
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"Bring 'em B a c k
Alive:· Frank Buck.
4:11
! SPECIAL
"The La" and Lee Os-
wald." Discussion or
the legal aspects of the
Oswald case.
4 ENCORE
"The Land."
1 (COWR; LARA~llE ta SIDSEY LINDEN
lnten'1ew show.
•:31
S POPEYE
! LA.~IE
Jon Provost, H u g b
Reilly. June Lockhart.
Timmy and Lassie try
to save blind colt Crom I
being destroy~.
4 BILL DANA SHOW
Jose helps y o u n g mother see her child as
.he most important
thing in her life .
s (COWR I MOVIE
"Kangaroo." Maureen I
O'Hara, Peter Law·
ford. RJcbard Boone.
11 SPECIAL
113
D a n n y 1bomas nar-'1
rates story of St. Jude
Hospital.
\.NN SOUTHERN t HOCKEY
Chicago Black
vs. Montreal
d1an1.
Hawks
Cana-I z •:•
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MARTIAN
4:-&S
11 NEWSREEL
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Ray Walaton and Bill
Bixby are stars.
Uncle Martin has plan 111
to mate Tim a hero
Too Young To Hate
Documentary on how future! internot1on_,I
citizens ._,ll og<!d I I d iscover their o'il er>e ,<;
despite different or>guoges. color ond n_, ,;,n-
ol custo ms w1 11 be broodcost on "The T wer
tieth C entury" tonight, Sundoy, at 6 pm
SUN. EVENING I SUN. EVENING
1:311 11:11
ARR.EST Al\'0 TRl.\L 11 WANTED
Ben Guzara and Stars Ste\'C ~kQu~~-
Cbuet Connors star. 13 BITrER E'~l
"A Shield is for Hiding 11:31
Behind.'' James Mac· ! WBA'rS MY LINE
Arthur, Barry Sullivan, 5 BU~. SALES
cuesta. Detective Sgt. OPPOR'nfNmES
ADdenon is accused ol I 7 NEWS ltEPOftTS
murder. t MOVIE
GAILANT ME.• 1 "The &ie Sleep:· Hum·
Stan Robert McQueeny pb.rey Bogart, uurcn
"'lbe Harvey Glrla,.,
Judy Garland, Joba
Hodiak, Preston P'otler I IS 11 V AIUEDADES
t :•
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1!:4'
4 (COLOR ) WILD KING·
DOM. l\larlia Pelti81.
to fmpreu beautiful
Deigbbor.
4 (COLOR> WALT
DISNEY
and William R,\·no1ds Bacall.
IS (COLOR> SKI ~HOW 11 M SQUAD
! UGBT OF F AITB
4 SPECIAL
Pre·NFL ChamplonalUp
Game Show.
t :U
4 FOOl'BALL
NFL Champiooablp
Game, New York
Giant. vs. Chicaio
Bears.
II:•
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• TRIS 18 LIFE 5 FOR KIDS ONLY
13 P ANOllAl\IA LA TINO
lt:31
Z DISCOVERING ART
Dr. Grant Manson.
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WE SEIYICE
AU SETS
4 W ASlllNGTON '1 MO\'IE
lS CHANGING 'ftM~
l: ..
! INSIGlfl' 1 u
''The lllecat.a." Jewish
ma.u migration from 13
Europe to Paleltlne
during World ww n. I ! 4 MOVIE 4
The Vtikiog Women
and The Sea Serpent,"
Abby Dalton.
TRE TEXAN
AFRICA ADVENTURE
5:31
A:\IATEUR BOUR
(COLOR) COLLEGE BOWL "Undercover M a n,"
Glennn Font. Nina
Foch.
li INVISIBLE MAN
1 OJSCO\'ERY '11
11 MO\'U::
11 RIGHWA V PATROL
SUN. EVENING
l :M "Hoppity Goes to Town
12 VOICE OF CALVARY
1:!5 ! %OTH C£NTL ltY
9 NEWS. tCarreU "Too Young To Hate.·•
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YOUR PICTURE IS ONLY AS
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SALES & SERVICE
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''Dumbo," a full-length !
cartoon about baby ele-
phant with huge ears. 4
1 TRAVELS OF JAl!\DE
MCPHETl'ERS
Dan O'Herlihy and I
Kurt Russell are stars.
Jaimie removes bullet I
from Pawnee chief, is
captured by ruffians i
and rescued by his
rather. I s 9 (COLOR> l\IOVlE 13
''The Command." Guy
Madison. J oan Weldon. 'I 5 11 CORRUPTORS
Stars Steve McNally 1 ~ U (COLOR) VAGABOSO
I:• I 13 I ! ED SULLl\'AS .
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"Which Way Youngl
Lady?" Information on
the accounting profes· j !
sion. 4
1:31
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JUDY GARLAND U:•
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(COLOR) BON.\NZA Wright, Giroux, Shult
Lome Greene. PerneU 5 OPEN END
Robert., Dan Blocker. •·Aatroloa ·•
Michael Lan_don. stars. 7 NEWS. earl flffl't•
Ben Cartwright re~x-11 UNDER DISCTSSfO'
amines his l_ife and lS AMERICANIS~I al.ma alte r tus haste 11 .1~
ca~ t_ragedy J C. z MO\'IE •
Flippen is ft~esl . "Wilson:· Ale:<and ... r
MR. LUCK\ Knox Charlies Coburn,
ANNAPOLIS I Geraldine Fitzgerald.
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Stars Gardner McKay . Dirk Bogarde, Ct!'Cil
DAN SMOOT Parker.
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H·M Denison. • , U :4S CANDID CAMERA '7 MOVIE
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"Projection '6~." s hape Richard Arle n
ol the ne1'·s in the )ear 1:•
ahead. ! MO\'IE St~ Imogene Coca.
Gri.Ddt muddles at-
tempt to become a
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