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Just where · the church-brlppltlg and
1tho0l . plcke!ffig Tee~ for cm-1s{ strike
nut r~malned unknown tOOay: But "UDcte"'Dave aerg, leader of tht mill; tant Huntington. Beach !!leCt, said his band of '"1revoluUonaiy" ~11118 will auprfse' another O(apge . 'uf\ly 1 con-"~il<lll Sunday "uDlesi Ref ~ last f4iliute:~t;t~~·ll ' I ~
. :nie. gr0up, 8dherea lo Ii sfrong evan-i1.licai brand o/ Cbiistlanity and a literal
fi!terpretallon of the' Bible. Berg and
o~ leadeis have. de.(lOunced modern
"'1ucation as "the cornpulsocy atheism of
~rica." ., . i;~ Sundaf lbe. Teens were the guest.I Iii the First Christian Church of Orange. In the interval the long-llalred bahd has
been pjckef.!ng four public iichools !or
alleged ~"penacutioo of Chr~." '
· '·Two Huntington Beai:h High SCbool
o3mlnlsirators Friday aftt"-grimly ~troled the campµ.s' _.~walk area to
tiiead off possible tf!"l,~fa ihat dow"i
19.\m.'achilol ~amp,-.. ~on.iir.~tors
ltrget bumbe~ l'l'!"-~~I. ~pa~ William Rol)ll)S tM Charlel Weaver rushed to the front
ltwn of the campus at 1905 Main Sl
'When-the Hne of widely spaced march-
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Ttr,>eoat · lempert.Wlet are fore-
cut for lhe nmalnder :cl the
, weekend. U1ll', be cl~ and' c o I d ,
with a ruih cl IH and 1o,.. in the
. m;d-30'• along th• Oranp Coast.
INSIDI:.' ll'ODA Y . ' • ' The lmpltcdttOM for f<l>ing
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ng,,.,llltwal F•"..,,._ ~ la
hllO• chunu of land m. .llrano• · Countv o(J.f't' p:isCIWed. in Tom BMitw'• storl, on PCl{le J of ~ :
I da~'I tdition.
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Cold and biu'itery wea\ller today aJong the Orange
Coast Sl'tvJ!d.'llS,filijng slglja! ol bfficlal stat! of win-
ter, technically kn'oWn as Winter Solstice, a~ this'i
Corona del. Mar stolle~ could testify after bis walk . ' . . ~·· '
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st Cities · Siar · ·
Al WI'$ I I la 11'1 e1&efOl'let wr.
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Credi' 1 "• MMls CIC Christmas
a a .. ,.. =nertrs~~
1--belted "" d .... ,,, __
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·Indians Visit
Or~e Coast
' .. For. Yule Week
$z:Mulion
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Fraud Case
In Courts
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Nlnt repmartaUvea ol a,n Encino In·
aur"""" 11 rm plaOled -In · , SUper!Gr Court FlidAy to -cbarlet lhat
· ~peralod a ll-m1lllon lsriJlco
, ·~ In whlch ~ Oounty •• : . )1"tf'6. bilked. . . ..
• AaCI ojJpl!arlng !or the Ill.I lillle to
. • -~ ldeqllcal cbatg .. ol ....,_acy
) with "fn!GF14-delraUd 8"d cr:n
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Beich, ~.&'rid 1'Muri'ay R: •Frinkl, ~: of
Philadelp~ Bo.th ipeq.. voluntarily sur·
rendemJ : lt> district a t t o r n e y in·
vestigatots Friday and were released
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SOMll!BODY CARIS -Ted' McCumber, 8; Gary aston, 14, and ~11111y Williams, a; (from Jell), "1IB>f Costa ·r.t~. are among. Boys
I Club members w.bi;' .are m!lking!:hristmas a bit brighter for M@;illes
In V1etDam comblit. '· · · · . ·-:Marines in Yiet Combat
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Rem'!mbered ,by. Boys
President-elect . .
Just Plain · Old·.
Father of Bride
HISTORY MAKERS -Bartop stroller at left burst upon scene four
years ago as Orange County's first 11 bottomless" dancer, but costume
actually was optical illusion. High steppers at right performed last
. year as part of Anaheim's famed topless !oWes.
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NUDIES FACE! DA? ... '
Cresta Way, Laguna Beach, was anested uniform throughout. California to be ef·
NEW YORK (UPI) -Father of the Nov. 26 at 'Ibe Apartment A-Go-Go, fective in terms of law enfQrcement.
bride RLchard M. Nixon wu walkirig 4412 w 17th st. Santa Ana on suspicion Profiteers in the bare-flesh bistro
down the aide of Marble =le · ' d 1 ' d nd business can, in the meantime, go to Church ,.....,. ;~lib "· _,_ di ler of Indecent _-""_ an • ew co uct. ~ .... w.. ,_..._.. ached varioua extremes .to protect. themselves
Julle on hil lrin to·tebeane ber SUaday ~ bearing la uled Jan. and provide what · their cuMomers seem
A: y-Marine In Vietnam may carry
a ~~ tnameiea,· faut leaf •doVer
In llis pocket !or good luck lhe nm
lbnt.be tangles.with "~lie·;-IJwlU
Wedding to David Elsenhower, graodaon 16 in Central Orange County Municipal to want.
8: Chris~u ~ e1rd' 8?d a few bright of the ~~ ~nt. · ' . Court, but ~ Vflll a repeat "The giminlcka that are employed
·• lines ~;;~oyn&ller Ill. ~)!pa. • """" *"""" 111t-ilulloitu .,.-i. performance po11ce b!cluded, lut Tu,.. never ceue to amaze '!'e," says Htcka.
And ae Mlflne ~ cu la.e elect 'to Join lho -... Pofly'.ol • Jn ' · . a brief .rea~ from c:Oinbll. to .. gather ,_,_ 114·11,pJlk~ U"1tu-clq. DEVICES WORN
on their 01tn recognizance':" ,. =<;"delendanll l11ed mdUGal for
. ol the . Juell! Jlilberl
anlner aeC-Jan.~ a~ on
Ille P~-and Feb. lf !or jury.~ ~ ·lhe nine !reed on !a,IOO bail
!•ch ~, Cleo Marvin ~-. ~I,
·of 1901-:Kings Rbad.-~e~~ · . Jlattr,iL . .-Htbbard, si, or ·· -. . .~ind
Robei't Leroy Byington, 46, of ,a,,..._' Seventeen of . 21 represeotativet ;of
Regency Investors Inc. have been ar·
ra.igned since the Orange County Grind
Jury issued its indictment of the firm
and its agents Dec. 3.
Grand Jury action followed an earlier
investigation or the company .by the
California Department of Insuranqt. That
probe led to the refund of more than IQO',ooo· to h<>mOo\vners.
Many of the reskfentl listed tn the
20 count indlctolfJlt Include Orange Cotm-
ty property owners.
Regency agents, the indict men ts
charges, sold life insurance policies to
southland residents as "highly profitable
profit41aring contracts whkb would
become sell supporUng and • • • retorn
a substantial lnCome within a few yeari "
to a boy In Newport Beach. ,
Another Marin<--,,uJ be cleared by
arOuJicl' A SJI0$1_.~8l:ll'fe with ,. old~olllr:llorima-Pule. Mia Cybulltl-.ll>r®&h,e.u:;.ame b ~!Jk!< .devtcea worn by the ~fp· of--U.O'IJPl>er Bay brincb of '1'bO lllillly Daldl.~Cllllrdi· \-...,,,m1nc 11lilMl\r-• -eo1o 'J'liff<tlilliJ,.,,'merldnl In more -lete
Boys Club of the Harbor Ates. w11 'cleellnlld In tlle aplrll cl. Oli1llmu. ~~ ~ ~ 111~.,:'-:'~no1-.t::1==.... .....S:v~
II 15 ailegOd' lliat' Regency acted '~
an agent of" the' Nebraska Lile Insurance
Company In carrying out the Jriclespread
fraud. D1"1rlC\ allerneys lnvestlgalon
~.·.however 01 that the Neraaka
_firm ? .~!, i/!)'ofw.1 In !b< ~l!l
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MXRCHERs·. · •. ~ J'l"OM P .. e 1
KIDNAP ...
la, was found Friday afternoon by FBI
aients, apparently acting on dlrectlOns
by the )ddnapers aller they received
the payoff.
FBI Dtrector J. Edgar Hoover, an-
nouncin& from Washington the "aafe re-
lum" ol tile girl, said abe hid been found
In an l!olaled, heavily wooded rural area
about 20 miles northeast of AUanta.
"She had been buried ln. a coffin-like
box 18 inches underground. The top of
the box bad been securely fast.ened wilh
screws and lhe bol conlained a .small
battery unlt and a fan and two fie.xlble
vent pipes whtcb protruded jlllt above
the ground." Hoover said.
"The colfln contained a limited amount
of food and waler and bad a small light
which had failed for some boun before
the victim WU located."
Hoover said Barbsra hid been In lhe ·
boz "approElmately IKI hour!.'' She 1'U
1llll wearing her nightgown -and a
·sweater -when found. The U.S. Weather
Bureau in AUanta estimated the temper·
ature ·at hU ground level was in lhe 50s
durlnc her s1ay underground.
She n1 taken to the home or an FBI
lead in .AUant.a. wh~ abe walled while
her litl>or, ·Florida land devel-Reb-
ert Mackle, 57, a personal friedd of
Presldenl..iect Richard M. Nixon, rush·
eel lo her In a private-plane Friday nlghL
!Ater, wurl.Dg a m1nlsklrt and a fur-col·
tared co a t, ahe boarded the: plane for
tile lll&hl to Florida.
Dllcovery ot the heiress climaxed a
drama that be:1an ln the predawn hours
Tuf:!day when a gunman and a llender
accomplice -either an underahed man
or a woman drelled like a man -en·
tered a motel room near Emory Uni·
venltJ and abducted the girl in her
nl&hf41own.
'l'he ltrl'a ~. Mrs. Jane Mackle,
61, *'had g~ to AUanta to retwit her .....,.., home l<r the tllrlalmas
ho~ was bound and gaued. She .....noned help by crawling -&om the
rooM IDd kaning on a car born.
Tiil llral l"Yoll atlempt Tburlday.
--WM bungled when MllClle lell ..... tn W'D'IW'ked bUlJ in a ml tease
oa 1 CUlft'l1, but Miami police, an· ......me ---complllnu from real·
-ol lhe -· cbued the kldnlptl'I awq. _
Mackle W9pl b!Uerly al the foulup an4
pleadod publlcly l<r the kidnoperl to live blm _. chlact lo make the
ilYott, Anotbet cc:mtact wu made and
iMi -Ibo ....a -' lhrOlllh -• fmlllr -ieli the m«>ey late Thura-411 lllllrt al lbe O!l'aJ Pltk She)lplng Cea1er Gii Ille Tamlaml 'll'lll Hl1hwll'
-live -rn.n lbe Mill:kle home In C<ral Gablel.
Thi• lamllJ W I I lnfcrmed by FBf lll'1lla about 5 p.m. l'Odq lhei the
' Clri waa ..re: She la141r 11°' en Ibo leie-
pbom.. 11J"m One," she told btt "'1)11)''
.All o1 -projects """ conceived Red and wldle ~ wtio -"Y ontoo• ,_.. __ ..,, -~C...: ~-Uie' ••u Jn·•---•~--and carried ..U lly more lhan IOO young on the allar and airtaunu -_, 00.111)'1 • ,_ ~ ... ----·· '""orence. ·~ ~··
boys of the Boys Club branch In Costa wu apreod lhroqboul Ibo ac:arlll, Cokl and .111ulpmeot 1111!, lut lillle and I hid. . '1'b!Y· !hlnk ~ii-~ It, but
Mesa. "It was their way of lelling our and 1'hlla anclulry fir tlle 'l\Ol)'book lom0e1new .. 1, lhelrked"::""' lhey.,.. nol," 1114BJW, ~
guys over there so~body cans," ac· weddlna ·I\ 4 p.m. Sua4aY Whlcli will to~~-=· 'U:eo.,_ who ~ PlJtk ~~' pet ~iicklnga, . pasties,
cording lo B1'1ce ~etchum, arta and :i two of tile naUon'a "'"81 '-'t caldUlmum -1'1 11 iioo l100 and :\\: peet.~V.~ :m.: ~:
crafts dlrector and~ band behind P.>11 ~· · llX montt. tn jall.t :• ·t ,~ · .... t • ~ •· . mate :aoce .m 1tbln reality or
tbeproject. Thtonlyunbappynotowulho-No .. "·-boia-Qla!Jiin..••e oil In -''••J-Oiela "The boyl were looking !or a dllierenl ol •yeu.ald David'• lfllldpoitala. eo.;il;""......una•.;;-:u.. lllalrid"'A~ er 1 _ -w-,.....-~ w.
type of Cbmlmaa project lllis yur," Former Prtaldenl Dwtpt D. -la:!W)''i cumal ~ .bjll h1I In-. PIR8T C.UE .• ,_,
Ketchum said~ "When one of our former waa In Walter Reed Amr! Holpltal. con-=ton will kdp . .& dole eye_ on. Four years qo, Otqe .county's very
members returned home fropi V~tnam valeaclnl from •vll'll hurt attaab. topleu spoti and potent1atbare first bottomleu tlrl, ..... · wboie name
duringThankagivJnaandtoldlbemabout HJa wilt -wu ln an .ilolnlnc 1>1n • I• buriod ....... bere .ln DAILY PILOT
lhe ionellness during lhe bolldayo, lhe room In Ibo )nllclenllal llUlle aulferlJii ' archives --at,lhe-Raveo Room pds look It from lhere. from t11e HOil( KOil( Ou. The Ellen-ciJ\uill SEEN · · In Mldwll' City, drawing lhe curious · howm ·wlll Watch the weddlnt on cloeed ··~al · leeltna is that if we from rolles around. ·
CLOVER.LUCK circuit televhlon beamed· from the can · ketP them' fl"ORl I01nl to Three Folu)taln Viney city slaff cars
"S.me of lhe ·older boys had been church to.their bOlpllal room. lhat · , "" will, bul II .the llale we ... among u-parked oulllde during
making copper enameled, four leaf ·...;11 ·1" an't, we can't," Hieb ·ex· the unusually busy luoch hour.
clovers in arb and crafta. They decided :-~. .. • • Clad in what amounted to, a two-tone
to send them as gllta lo lbe men In U S F" · ' "-t declalonl lly tile C&lifonda ind bathing sull _ pink on the bottom half
v1-... .. _ ._ ! __ • irepower u.s. a0preme c:our11 lend to_ reo1r1ct -lhe lnveo1or hid 1nc1udec1 aexy ne111ng
Then about 200 of the boys In lhe · enforcement ol nudlty law• which would up lo lhe wlllt, creaUng an Illusion
8 lo 14 age group decided lo wrtte Hal R d Thrus 111.. been m""' blrah1i handled In of nudity. IKe~~ send Cbrlllmu cards," llid ts e t ·~ ~·-of lbem: u.~ '!.,":':_AlcehnUc Beverage Conlrol •~•um. -~• O•~=• aWpped Jn and allered
On Dec. 6, lhc boys mailed ~ 0 • d S • · 1• N!ldlty In 11•11 ls not lewd, eccord1ng the basic-dealin lo Include 1 siring
Chrislmas cards and about 210 personal Utsl e a1 D'OD to .Ibo Jillbeal COllrt In Ibo land. Nudity of posies doWJI the baculde and a big
letters to a Marlne company in a heavy -e can ,..becoJne' lewd 1f dilpllyed ·.OO plastic dally at the front.
eombal zone. Some 25 lucky charms SAIGON (UPI) -A wall of American =t~i~'t IUch • manner ~I 11 "They could be a problem -U anyone
were sent to the members of one platoon firepower stopped 400 communIJt IOl(I. i. -Police om.cera, however. are not turns to it -and if we get bogged
or Lima Co., 3rd Battalion, 9th Marines. iera on Sa1&0n'1 do9J'ltep, tllled 30 of auallbed determl lewdn . · down in COW1 declaions," Hicks says,
The Boys Club also packaged several them and 1e11t the othen Oetln&, U.S. the ·atite J:~ ec:i ea, llYI or any posalble bottomleu or nude bar
artlflclal Chrislmu trees lo be ..,,~ headquarlerl sald today. J. standards ol ob..en11y, the slate swllieepk~verllthe c<iunly.... I he
one each, to some of the platoons in The 7"'°bour battJe 25 miles northwest c s co eague in ·.,re county o l combat zones. juristl have. declared, mwt be made wt says no problem was anticipated
PEACE WISH
''Some of µie letters were priceleu,"
said Ke~hum. "One younpler wr«e
a list of Ii thinp he wanted for
Chriatmu, then at the end added one
more, " • . . and the war to end
-for you,'' he wrote.
An eight-yut old boy wrote an a\.
tractlve delCrlpUon of bis okler Qster
and eoded It IOYlnc. "My mother lold
me to t.tll you lhit abe's (!nly 13."
All the poilabed 1a1.n1 or , 10UJli
boy went into the letters as one youngster
wreto, "The bole boys club 15 wrlUng
letters." .
Ketctrum believes the boys put more
ol lhllnleiVef lnto, I and _sol mart OIJt or. lhll lriJect a.an lll1Wlll allemplecl
in the past.
LBTl'ERS TO Gia
, Beslda tile llartne icompany, kllera
Wlft abo aent to the USO In 8an ~
ci8co with instrucUona to man theftl
lo .,ldlera on boap!lal 'f!ilps and otllor
appropriate placu. .,.. •
A rew lohoGil In Ibo ,,.. ...., allowed
• cll!ldren to wrlta letlen durlilc <1-
wbeo the I"Jecl ~bow.;
Kelchum wnila • lella' lo lho-
manll.,. ol lho lhrln< ~ ..,,.iw.c
.... ol lho -. to nplaln Ille proJl<i.
Uma Compeny .... lelecllil -Ibo aalalanct ol the Marine 1Wru111n1 ol· nee In CGala M-The ...,. -
ror -o1 aevval c......-lltlt
...... ln -hi• -Uona. llllll, -one ltolll lhll l'OUP• ' •
Now lhe bo71 ,,.. _ hoptnc to 'l>era
from aome of lhe men WbO ncalved
letlerl.
of SaJaon Frldl1 lndlc11ed the Reda have lhere either.
belUD moving from Clmbodlan border Tile -··· bivouacs toward Saigon for an attack m p 1 question "'11.Ud eventually become: rl'OM .. e What's new! Sooth Vietnaru·s premier has said is
comJng. . I
Miiitary spokesmen said a column or
American tanks inttrcepted lhe guerrilla
battalion near the vUlaP ol Trane B1111,
a favorite ~unlit alop-oll en lorl!'a
toward Salgclo from the Cambodian Iron·
tier.
The tank era-quickly alerted U.S. dlve-
bomben, utlllery and beUcootor .,,._
shlpo, whlcll poured bomba, ohtlll and
machine gun lire into the Red battalion.
U.S. spokesmen said American urUta
IOI\ one man kUled aOd Iii wounded in
tile ll&hUng.
Loo& Iller nllhUaD; lhe Reda bnlke
of! lhe lltbl and ·ICI-appereolly
allpplnc u.. -ol American lrOOpl around them, apoteamen uld.
In the rtearby coutal relOrt ol Vq
T111, Prtllclenl Nguyen Van ThllU of
South Vletoam todll' Uiru._ lo brlak
oil Parla war necotlallona II Ibo com·
munlall qaln attack 8aJA.
Twin Boy Arrives
Two Months Later
. MOTA!.A. S-a (UPI) -111'1. Ma~
Britt P-pn blllh P'rlda7 to lwr
-..! baby In lwo ....,Iha. Tiil four.
pound, JkUnce boy WU Iba lwJn ol a
Jlrl bem three monlha pnmatural)'. Thi
nn boy II ....,...inc Will lhd lhe
premature J11i romalnl Jn· laJr c:ondJ-
llon, doctorl said. -
APOLLO •..
2:,~ miles an hour. As it approacbe3
to wlthln l,000 mUes or the moon, lunar
gravity increues the velocity to about
5,500 miles per hour.
Jf the .m>nauts took no further action
al um Uine, they would loop once around
the moon's backside arid make a 58-hour
return trip to earth. 'Miat's one built-in
safety feature of the mission.
However, if all syatems are working,
Donnan is to tttuer the APollO I en-
Jioe to slow to moon orbital apeed,
about J,600 miles an hour. The initial
orbit is planned for at to 191 miles abote
the aurfa<e, with a aeoond engine bunl
later expected to clrcularile lhe pt.lb at
lhe 11-!oile allllude.
The Yllal lunar orbit lr.aerllon llrlJ\I is
to· OCCUit behind the moon, out of radlo
ranp ol ground slallooa, oo ii will be
...,. lhan hall •• hour before lhe wlh mowt-wbeUaer • .Jt waa succusrut.
1111 lo occur early on Dec. 14 and !or
• boun Ibo lbreo spacHge •ise men
"" to clrclo lhe moon. Bnlna in ..... der at 115 l'llQed lanclacape.
'l"1 will be orblUnc for most of Cbrli!mu Eve and for a llhort while
CbrlsWu -ru,,,. Eacll ol lhe.lO lunar
orblta la to take .... 1-a. with lbe ...
astrooauts out of cOmmnlcauon behind
the moon. for U mlM.1\el on uch clttuit,
The onlJre fllcht la lo lul ala dl)'I,
lhree hours.
Official Silence
On Arrangements
For Pueblo Crew
SEOUL (APl -The truce village of
Panmunjom was closed to newalllf!n
Sat~ay amid reports at least one more
U.S.·North Korean meeUna lhere wu
needed to work out final detallJ on rt·
leasing crewrilen ol. lhe U.S. lnteWtence
ahlp Plleblo.
U.S. mllltary and American Emhluy
offtdals retused to comment on the
procreu of neaotJaUont and when. whert
and how the Pueblo creWIJlel! mi,ht be ... i.a.oec1.
The Korea Tlmu quoted lnlonned
government sourcn as saying Friday
thal .the 18th U.S.·Norlb Kor.an oemt
Nblo · rneet1na at Panmunjom would
be held "within 1 few d~." apptrtnt.IJ
lo mike final arrangemenu !or lhe r• 1 .....
OCher Korean oewrpaper1 reported
bultl. ambulanca and htUcopten wtre atandJna by at Plol!IW\lOm.
The ,.,,,,. 111d n leatned ~ Ill
""""" lhlt lbe Uofled State. Ind North
Korea at their nen meetln& would make
final arrangementt an the date ot re.
leue and lhe wordJnc of a U.S. state-
ment. •
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ers flrif"8ppeared about 1:30 p.m.
.The few students present when th .'
picketers arrived were quickly ushere<!
from t,he street area and Rollins shout.
ing aud Waving bis armB, ordered away
some 12 students pressed against a sec·
ond-story·window vantage point.
No incidents were reported as the pro.
testora bundled in parkas and ski cap&
paced briskly in gusty 50-degree weather
in a line of march whlch stretched nearly
a quarter mile ln front of the scboo1.
tt was 'the fourth consecutive day of
picketing and lhe lut before the break
in studies. When disml8!ed, most Btu·
dents crMsed the 20-member picket 1il)e
to scb_ool ~uses and Christmas vacall()ll.
Similar demonstraUons locik place
earlier in the WMk at Marina High
~hool and Golden West College in Hunt·
ingloo Beach and Woodrow Wilson High
School in Long Beach.
Cosmos Launched
MOSCOW (UPI) -In an unusual
joint apace effort Czechoslovakia and._
er East European countries, the SoViet
Union Friday launched Cosmos 211 into
earth orbit to study tile northern ltpu
and other phenomena, the news qency
Tass reported.
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Killed i n · Area .. ' .
Traffit CtaSh:es
l ' . ~ rgrincling, three-ear dash on~Paclfic
Coast lllghw1y Jiit !Olitb of cey.tal Cove 1if1 • StaiJtbJ,, man dead and thrt< oth-
.,. injtJH4 . Friaay reported -Oalllomia
ijighway Patrol offlcen.
~Killea ln the 8:17 p.m. crasl1 was
Dooglas C. 'Albright, rl, of 11721 Santa
l'esalia! St.1 a p$!senger tn the car driv· ~ ~y Laguna Beach ,resident Mn. El· . . .
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111 ' . ' ' I I ' J • 1.Y.ira Wa!Dilght, 36, of. 3010 Alta Laguna
,Qjvd. , 1 Al~iiht was pronounced dead a1 the
~n~,by coroner's d~p\lties.
Two' )!!her' CO'!Jltlans allo lost their
Uves In'accldeots Friday.
How Nude Is Le\vd? Bilrs.:
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Eftlta Lane, Santa 'Ana, was struck and
tllled about s!<ls p.,m. aS' she W.Iked
~~M'I\istln inue in Santi Ma. Driv·
t of the Oii'. H. tets. 15, of Gar· "~~, Grov<, lf ~ :;{~ T>Olice said.
, · ine'-'/,_ ·i/Ji: k Tllolia ol
LllJ>.Sj., 11uena Plrl\..clled when, the ~ycle he :was ridli>I< cruhed ·hi.to
r• 1wtll at 1the T:·'\ntersection of Roltrata
i.Ayeoue and 9tb' Street in Buena Park,
,.,..fed police there,
,.,..mghwlJ Patrol officers said Miller's
oar then collided with the thlrd auto
. 4r1ven. by James Q. Teet.er, 11, of 1257
.SUrfllne Wl:J, COrona tSe1 Mar.
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'.Answer ,With ·Bottomless·
Nudity' couldc be about to tiptoe out
ol balhroollli ifid bedrooms, Into the
barroom1 of Orlllf• aounty; &boWd a
recent trend Jn the San Bemlrdlno .,.._
move w8itwiU'd. ·
Toplea hon are evidently -· hav· Ing Joined •stoain beer uct-ilam. Hour
during the Batman program In the ~
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Orange ·. Coa~t ·
For Yule Week
. :rhrM Oranae1 Coul lam!Ua wlil 'be
en(erlalnlna a ooaen Amerlca!1 lncllana wbO wW. b,»opendin& Cbrtatmu IHU
with them this yeai: ,
The Indians m of the Hopi and Navajo
tribes of Northern Arizon.a. They're all
of high achoo! and , Jwdar lll&h school
qe. -~ • •I
• Tbe Cbiltlinu' prnjecl,-11'" .thlJ year,
is lhe 1'ork ¢ metnbers or the Benda ,
Noqal Indian d.,.,. group anil Post 511
of ·the El'plorer ScoiJts.
The lndie.n·guests will be in the area
todliy through Friday. During the week
• they Wil/ go to Disj)eyland, Knotts Berry .
.Farm ai1d ylstt olber COWl!Y atttacllon& . . ™' win be ·o1&y1n1 ;.1th the car1
Bostwick family of Huntington Beach,
the Robert.Smith family of Westminster,
and the Joljn Reis famil,y of Founlain
Valley.'
BQ<twlck, Sbµth and Reil are loJli-lime
lrlends of the Amon& lndla!ll.-1
1 • ., •. ;. 1 ., • '"'~ I • ... . ·-·~ .. ~-.... _., -IOMllODY CARI$, -TM McCumber, 8; Gary Gaston, 14, 'S!ld
Klll!lli :Willla1D•, 11,l:Jfro~~J, all of Costa Mesa1 are among Boys
Club member• w&O,pe l!liklng Christmas a bit br gbter for' Mirlnes
in Vietnam ·combat. '
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A l'!JUl1C l\lllfine lD Vietnam may~ a Cbrlalm&l · card and ~ few brlllhl
1 ·~ ·OnamOled, four leaf -·g linWfrom ILyoUnp\er In Colla Meaa.'
In' llli poi:kel for food luck the na1 An4 ~~ ~ pla!oona can lake
linll be~ "Cbarlle" -u...,u a brief .... '!tom .colnbat lo puier
toe lioy In Baacb. • around ''i'Plcw ChrtltiilaJ ·~ With
Anolber ..W ·be cleared by the hl!,~r1. the Upper Bly branch ol
· Bo;l <;!lib ol the Harhqr ~.
l'l'Olll P.,e l All,cil thole projec\I were conceived ' and earned out 1!l' .,... Iha!!, 200 young -u ....... NAP' bo,.. o1 lhe Boyl nub1bnllcb in Colla l\.U.} · · · • • • Mesa:. 11Jt Wu the1r W'1 of telling our
guyi over there tome~ .c;ares." ac-
cordllii t<i Bruce· Ketchum, . li'll and
cralta d1rtctOr and ~ bal\d behind la, WIS !ound Flidll' aflen>oon by f;BI
aatDll. apparenily •cil!>i on dlrtctlons
by !he ldilllapers altti' they rtcelved
the-U,
FBI Director J. Edaar Hoover, an-
noubclna from WJ.lhina{on_ lhe "aafe re-
turn" of the girl, Aid abe bad been lound
in an llolaled, heavily wooded rural ma
aboul lO miles oorthfaal or AUanta. ,
"She had been ·burled in a coflln·like
box 11 ioCbes underground. The top of
the box had been securely f.aatened with
screwa and !he boo conllloed a. small
batt.ry tmlt anll a Ian end 1"" fiet!ble
\rent pipes which protruded just above
the lround, u Hoover Uhl.
'11be coffin contained a limited amount or !ood and water and had a small llllhl
wblcb had laUed for aome hwn· balore
the vJctbn wu located."
Hoover aald Barbara bad been In the
box "approximately 80 hours." She wu ,
still welrinl ber n!llhlflOWn -and a •-ter -when found. The U.S. Weather Bureau In Auanta' atlmaled the temper-
ature II her lfOWld level WU r.: IOI during ber alay UllderlfOWld,
She wu taken to the heme an FBl
agent In AUanta, when! 6e walt04 wblle
her father, Florida lind developer Jlob.
ett Mack1e, 57, a . penonll friend of
Prealdent..i.d l\ld1ard M. Nixon, !'1111>
eel to her in a private plane Friday nilht.
Later, .urtrtg a miniskirt and a f\n'.col-
lartd c o a t, she boarded the plane for
the flight to Flor!da.
Discovery ol. the helreas climaxed a
drama that be&ID lD lhe prodawn hours
Tuesday when a 1UfU111D and a slender
accompllce -eltber·. an underaized man
or a weman drtued llke a man -en-
Und a motel room near Emory UnJ-
venlty and abduct.cl the alrl In her
nilhlflown.
The girl's mother, Mrs. Jane Mackle,
511 who bad• IODI to Atlanta to return
bar c!aullhter home fer lhe Chriotmas
holldlf8, wu bciund and 1118ed· She
.-help b)' crawllna from the
rillJrn and leanlJ1I Oii a Cll' born.
'irbe Ont=•llempl Tlwndly rnonila( WU When f>lackle left
••• In billl In • ault<ue on a COUIOwlf, bul Miami palJoe, ID· iwerlne prowler complaint. from resi-
donll' ol the llfll, cbued the kldnapen . ..,. ,
llhdlt wtpl blllarly al the foulup and
~ pobllc!J ,... the kldnlpert to
cfyo ~ -cbanea, to mob the jlQolf. ~ ooollcl wu made and
llllt Jlmo:11la l>&1Glf '"'11 lbrouah -a lllnll1 trl<lll left the m0ney 1ai. 111ur •• 4'11 •llht 'al the Cori! Park SbopplnjJ ~ oo Iha Tamlaml Trail fflllhWty
obOut Ol-mllea from the Mackle home • ID Ccr11 Gablaa.
'Ibo family " • i Informed by FBI .,..ott about l p.m. Friday thal the 61 waa aafo, 6ho lala' fot oo the tole>
phone. '1'm fine," 8he told btr tamllr.
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"Tbe boYI were looklna !or 1 different ty~~ol'f"CbrlJltmal project this year,••
Ketchum 'iald. "When one of our tormet
rnemben Nturnec! hoale from Vietnam
dur1n( ~ ,aild told them about
the 1oneuneu ·durlna the bolld1y1, the
kids toot 11 !rO\n there.
CLOVER WCK '· , . "Some ol the oilier boys had been
making copper., enameled, four lea!
clovers In arts and cratto. They decided
to •aind them ao gllil to the men in
Vielnam.
Then about 2oo of the boys In the
6 to 11 11• group decided to wrlla
Jettert and tend Chriatmu Cardi/' aaid
Ketchum.
On DeC. 6, the boys malled 3IO
Chrllimu cards and about 2711 personal
letters to a Marine company In a heavy
combat zone. Some 2$ lucky charms
were sent to the members of one platoon
of Lima CO., 3rd Battalion, 9th Marines.
The Boys Club also packaged several
artificial Christmas trees to be sent,
one each, to aome of the platoona in
combat :zones.
PEACE WISH
"Some of the letters were priceless,"
said Ketchum. "One youngster wrote
a list of 15 things be wanted for
Cbrilbnat, then at the end added one
more, '' . • • and the war to end
-fot you," be wrote.
An eJght-year . old boy wrote an at·
tractive descrtptlon of hll older slater
and ended Jt saying, "My mother told
me to tell.you that 1he'a only IS." All the pollabed lalent of 1 young
boy .went lntO tbe letters aa one youngster
wrote, "Tbe bole boy1 club is writing
lett.erl."
Ketchum believes the boys put more
of themeelve• into, and eot mart out
of, thlJ projecl lban anything aUempted
in the put. .
LEITEM TO Git
BelidOI Iha Marine company, lett.n
were also aent to the USO In Bin Fr~ ciJCll w!ih Jnotru.tlons to man '1llem
to ooldlen on hoeplla! olllps and other
appropriato plactt.
A few tehooll tn the area even atloftd
childttn to write Jett.en during elu!el
Whan Uw project became known,
'Ketchum wrote ·, Jett.er to the tom•
mllllder olthe Marlne cainpany receiving
most of the I.um, to ezplaln the project.
Lima Cneu>uJ 'wu eel9cled with the
a;;!ilii1c:t ..rme l!itliii~th!i ¥· flee ln Coal& Meaa. The bbyl aaked
for names ot eeftrll companies that
wore in l""Jblt earullUqm, llicD selected one from lhll .,..,p,
!Cow the boya are hoplna to here
from oome of the men who received
lttton.
ll<iotw!ck, a No~ Beach City
employ., haa collected clOtbing, food and
other goodt for the lndfan lribea from
Newport !leach workers and the Liom
Club.
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SAIGON (UPI) - A wall of American
firepower stopped tOO Communist r;old-
tera on Saigon's doorstep, killed 30 of
them and sent the others fleeing, U.S.
headquarters said today.
The ?'tit-hour battle 25 mlles northwest
of Saigon Friday indicated the Redl have
begun moving frotn Clmbcl!:liM border
bivouacs toward Sl!gon for an attack
South Vietnan1"s premier has said is
coming.
Military spokesmen said a collllnn of
American tanks intercepted the guerrilla
battalion near the village of Trang Bang,
a favorite Communist stop-off on forays
toward Saigon from lhe Cambodlan fron·
tier.
The lanker• quickly alerted U.S. dive.
bombers, artillery and helicopter gun·
ships, which poured bombe, shells and
machine gun fire into the Red battalion.
U.S. spokesmen said American untta
lost one man killed and alx wounded ln
Uw fighUna. Long after nlgbUall, the Reda broke
orf the fight and scattered, apparently
slipping the nOOle of American troops:
around tMm, apokeame.n 1ak!.
In the nearby coastal resort of VUJll
Tau, Prelldent NIUYfD Van Thieu of
South Vielnam today threalaned to brl&k
·off Paril war negotlaUoos lt the com·
munlst.s qaln attack Sa11on.
BALLET SHOW
IN N~WPORT
A pellormance by the Laauna Beach
Civic ,B<Jlet Company or the llut<racktr
Ballet ii achedu\ld today 11 Nawport
Harbor High School In Newport Buch.
The amai. performance .ll\lrla 11 J:IO
p.m. In the hlllh achool iudllorlum, lllh
Street and lrv!ne Avenue. Tichi& Jll'lced
al 12 for odulll and II fer Clllldren
and otudenb will he 1vallabl1 at !he
door.
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.. vorlety or ..,.. "" both .... ll, ,,.....
Ina u a seaman, a r~ baod, a .,...
f>Olller'• male and ~ raflotlet'aManc o4fl.
er \hlql, bolore ~ flllt . novel, "Cup
ol 0.14," WU1"l'lill!ed In lllO. '
'!'wn other oovell were pib!lof>Od Jn the
•...V -'but Jt wu iiOl;'\lllUI '\l'!'!J' trui: ri-,•• a no 1;1 ct ~17
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By' Feder(l_l . F~~ Skish ~ ..
UC'Jrvlne ctm)l\ll .,dii1act11r~ 1*k
to the dr•wlnc boarda lodal' ra~
plant !or llirff IOClal ·1a1ence ~· becaole of a CllllJai:k Jn· !Iden! lundi. ,
The U.S. OU!ce of Educallpn granltd
only !600,000 of ' 1~3 mllHon reg-
by UCl,for \he w-l>uildlng spciol ~·
cnce oompJtx. ". Tot~· budg~!!QSYcf ~ IJl\lli!Jngs 'wu lO . Ila>'.• " •u nillllon;' '4th ·
tht' ~·or , money .lo 9a0 from state aources. ·
N0w cimpus Arehitecl .cli!ton MWer'a
cflict must decide whether to cut one
noor out ·or Uw bui~~~~it.ilgn or leave . Pll'\,or ,.. lacllllJ , a campus ~~
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MW)llme. dala for . cplnlllf ol the
bodldl.,.. eipoclid to be oomallme lli
1970, la lndellnllil)! ~ 1*k. .
. 'A CaUIOl'!l!a DOpattmeill of Public
Wotks allocaUon of $3.9 'million· for: .the
sOclal. ~ l>Ulldlna• wis withdrawn
thll week at the request of uniVetslty
offlclala · b!cause of the federal funding
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Soclal sC!ences -ohanl t h'o humanities building. The planned cluotor
of lliree bulldlnlp around a colnmon
plaza inctodes ·an ,ellbt'lloey lacull)' ct·
lice and labOr•l«Y bulldinl. 1 loUHtoey
c!llU!Wm b,ullillbg ai>d ' ~\ lecture .
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crest& Way, Liauna Beach, W8' ~
Nov. 26 al Tile Apar\mtnt A~
4412 W, 17th St., Sanla Ana, on ouaplcfllo
of indecent exposure and lewd conduct.
Prelimlnar)' bearlni Is llCheduled Jan.
16 In Central Orange County Municipal
Court.' but there was a r e p e a t
performance, police included, lU\ Tues-
day.
Miss Cybulski went through the same
process ste~ from ti;er ~anty cot-
twne, 1bnWating nudll.y, 1nd ii due for
arraignment on the second cue Monday.
"Yoi; guys took my complete costume
and eci\ilement tjle last lime .. 4 l had
to mate 1 new aet1~· the irked .am.tre8' told uniformed police who said they
caught her act -then her ..
Maximum penallJ Is !500 fine and
six monlhl In jaU.
No fully Dude bars now exist in Orange
County, -..;ding ,IO 'the Dlstricl Al·
torney's current knowledae, but his in-
veaf.igators wUl keep a close eye on
el<lliinl toiilaa apola and poleli\W bara
ban.
CV1iB8 SEEN
"The general leellD& • Is that lf we can leaaf11 keep them from go!Jli to
Iba! extreme, '!•·Will, but lf \he otato
says f{e can't, we ~can't," Hicks ex·· p=t declslpna by ihe California and
U.S. iupnme · eourla le\ld to reatrlct
enforcement of'nµdliy 'lawa whlcb would
have beep more liira!>IY handled 'in
bygone daya.
There are three of them:
knows the dlU.....,. lD vlluol coo\act.
"They think -~'re ,..iq 11, but
they're not," Aid lflOb. .
Pint ttahtl, net !tockingl, pasties,
sheer ntcbUe tope ,..R{ld a .n\111\ber of other peek .. -boo i:uses~ tin be uaed to
make appearance leas than reallty ar
olfer a ~odge in wording QI the law.
FIRST CASE
Four years ago, Oranae County's very
!if;t botlomless girl -wbo.oe name
is buried somewhere io DAILY PILOT
archives -1tarrtd at, the .Raven Room
in, Midway Cltf, dra•lng the curloua •
fronl m.iAi atound. t .
Three Fountain Valley city staff cars
wete among those parked MJtstde during
the unU"11aUy bulf lunch IJour. "
Clad ·lD wbal .lfllO"!lled lo-a two--
bathing au1I -~ ciii the boltom .l>alf
-Uw lnveulor had included sexy netting
up to the waist, creating an illtWon
of nudity.
Ever llert,' Alcoholic Beverage Conlrol
Board officer• stepped in and altered
the basic • desian to include a . lir1ng
or ~ do~ the backside and • big
pluUc dalsY al the !rcint,
11They could be a sr(>blem ..:.. 1( anyone
lun1I to it -and 11 we a•t booed down ia court deciJions," Hieb uys,
or any poulble boltomlw or 'nude bar
sWeep over the couilty.
Hien• colleaaue lD 'the coun11 10 the
east says no problem wu anUcipated
there eJthtr.
The question would eventually become: What's new?
t. Nudity Iii ttaelf Ii not lewd, accordln& ~the~e;i::,: ~~ii;:.:·= Official Silence
ni!11lpula~' m such a maMer that it ..
becomu mega!, 0 A z:' POUCe 'officers, liowever, are not n rran·gements
quallfteCI 1 to determtne lewdness, says
the Stale Su~e .Court. F p bl Cr 3. SlanQardj of obaceolly, the stole Or Ue 0 eW
jurists. baVe i!eclared, must be made
uniform throulbou\ CJallfomla In be el•
fecllve In terms of law enforcement.
Piontoero In 'ih• ~ .blslro bUslness can, 'ln the .meanthne, go to
vartous eitremta . ~ protect U\emlelves
and proVlde wbat their customers seem
to want. "The ginimickf that are employed
never cease .lo inlaze me," sa)'I Hicks.
DEVIOEa WORN , .
Toupee-like devices w o r n by
performers -merkins in more obsolete
parlance -~Y technJcally render a
woman 09t nude, but dl!8 CUltomer never
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APOLLO •.•
2,aoo miles an hour. As it approaches
to within J,000 mllea of thu moon, lunar
gravJty increases the velocity to about
5,800 mUes per hour.
If the astronau.ts took no tu.rther actlon
at this Ume, they would loop once around
U':a moon's bacbide and make a 16-bour
return trip to earth. That's one built-in
safety featun of the Jliiulon.
However, lf all systems are working,
Borman ii to trluer the Apollo I en-
gine to 1low to moon orbital speed,
aboul 3,IOO miles an hoUr. The lnlllal
orbll ll planbed !or l9 to 1111 miles above th~ iurface. with a· second engine bunt
lator ezpected to circularize the path a\
the 6$-mlla a!Uludt, _
The Yllallunar orbit h.•erUon flrln& II
to oocurr behlod the b;)OOn, out of radio
range of ground atltlOM, so It wUl be
more UWl halt an bour btfort the earth
knows whether It w~ succeuf\11.
II to to oce11r aarlJ Oil Dec. 14 and for
20 hoUll the thrle _... w1le men
an. to circle the moon. laaina lD ....,.
der at Ill ruapl Jandocape.
TheJ liw' l!e orbiun( for moot of
Chrlotnlas Eve and fer a abor1 whtle
ChrllUnu mornln&. Eoth or the 10 lunar
orblll ii to -two. houri, wtlh the ... utronaull out or ~mnlcallQn behlnd
the moon. lot 41 mli"11" on eacb clrcult,
The enllN fllgbt la to laJI sir days,
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SEOUL (AP) -The trure village or
Panmwijom wu cloaed to newamen
Saturday amid reports at least ot1e more
U.S.·NorUi Korean meeilna there wu
needed to wort out finll detailll on rt-
J~asing cttwmen of the U.S. intelligence
ship Pu.eblo.
U.S. military and American Emblsoy
offlc.ial1 refused to comment on the
progeu of negotlaUons and when. where
and bow the Pueblo crewmen might be
released.
'the• Korea Times quoted informed govenimenl sources 11 uylng Friday
that the 11th U.S.·North Kareen IOCl'tt
Pueblo meeting at Panmunjom would
be held "Within a few days," apparently
to make flnal arran1ement1 for the re-
lease.
Other Kortm lllWopapen reported
buaea, ambulucel and btlleoplen were standJnic by at Panmunjom.
The Tlnieo aald fl learned lrom Its
'°"rces that the United Slalll and North
Korea at tbeJt neit meeUna wouJd make
final arrancementl en the date ol. re-
leue and the wordlna or a U.S; llate-
ment
Bandits 'Oean'
Bus Passengers
VALUllO, CaUf, (UPI) -. A CCl!U·
nenlll ntuwa,. bul bolmd lot a woet-
end al Nevada's gambling caalnos was
h\Jacked Friday olllhl and tll M pu-
sengen robbed ol waUoll, walthei a n d
an uodetmn.lntd IWll of money.
The bul, en reole froln San FrlDClloo
to Sparkl, Nov., wd traVllinC atona
lntortlato 80 "bin IWo mned men meth-
odlcaU, robbed old> -or. They
then ...,_ tho. bU1 lllOpped, l\Olt a
car and ..uped,
J. JI. KtraJ, nf)coal manaaer fer
CCl!llneolll Tiiilwayo, uld the hijack· Ina ruined Iha boUdsy waektl!d lot the
, passencera.
"We're going to brlnC them home.
The)> wore all pretty ...n upeet," he
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.~ .-~ 14 rm that be ...
Jo.lied 'any ~ popular succeu. •
"The GrapM' ot Wrath," pub1l&hed In
19", ~ tha pli&l1t or~
!""'1 'the dual boll'l' cin the road to"Clll·
fol'nla. ' Slo!nbei:k'• scrteil credlil Included
"1li'k "'1 original ptc\uru Uk~ Allnd
JlltChcock's "Lifeboat" and "Viva Za·
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$2 Million
Fraud Case
' In Courts
Nine rapmenteUvea of an Enciqo In·
aurance · I t r in pleaded tnnoceilt In
SUper!or Court Friday lo cbal'gu· Iha!
they operated a $2-milllon insurance
J>qlicy swindle in which Orange County
bomto\fnetS' were bilked. .
And appearing for tho first lim<! lo
answer to idenUcal ~arges of coblpiraCy
with Intent to defraud aitd grand thOlt
were Roland ·K. llarzb. of lladOaclo
Bead., and Murray'!\.• J'fankl. 411,•of
Philadelphia. Bol)l mon voluntarily lllr·
rendered -t.o • dlltrli!t a t t o r n e-y in·
ves\lgatol'I Frldsy 'and •ere releued on lhillr inm ,recoil\banc,; ,
All ' II defe"41nts filed' mol!OJll for
dismissal or the ,cklil'l<<s. Judge Robert
Gardner set Jan. • lor a hearing on
1he plw ai\d Feb. 10 lot jury trial ..
Among the nine freed on $2,500 ball
each wett Cleo 14arvin Johnson, SI,
of 1901 lttnp Roa~1 Newport Beacti;
Han')' L, Hibbard, "• of Allalleim, and
.Robert Leror BJinaton, te, of Orange.
Seventeen of 21 representatives of
Regency Investors Inc. have been ar-
raigned since the Orange County Grand
Jury iNued ill indlclment of the firm
and tll agents Dec. 3.
Grind Jury actlon foUOWM an earlier
tnvuu,auon of the company by the
CallCornia Department of Insurance. That
probe Jed 'to the refund cf more than
$850,000 to homeowners.
Many of the residents listed in the
20 count indictment include Orange Cou.n·
ty property owner1.
Reaency agents, the I n d I c I m e n<t.
cbarpo, told llie insuranle pOuctea"lo
southland residents as "higl>ly ptofltablo,
proflt-~mg contracts wblcb would
becomo .. u supporting and , , • re~
1 aubo\anUal looome wJljllD a few yeirtl"
It ls aU~ged that +J!jigency acted u
an agent of. the Nebraska .We lnBurante
Company in carrying out ~ widespr!ad
fraud. Districj: attomey1· investlgatots
slremd, bowenr, that the · Nebr~ ~ Is DOI Involved In the ~;;,,
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ers first appeared about 1:30 p.m.
The few students present when the
picteten arrived were quJckly uahertd
from the street area and Rollins, shotJt..
ing and waving his arms, Mdered away
some 12 students pressed agah)st a aeC-
cnd-story wtndOW' vantage-point.
No incldents were reported as the pro-
testors bundled in parkas aud ski cae•
paced brilkly in gusty 50-degree w11thir
in a line of march which stretched nearly
a quarter mUe in fron\ of the ICbooL
It, wu the fourth conaecuUve day of
pickeUng and the last before the break
in studies. When dllmlssed, moat Jtu..
dents crossed the 20-member picket. line
to school buses and Christmas vacatkm.
Slmllar demon1tratton1 took pllee
ear Iler in the week at Marina ffl&b
School and Golden w .. 1 Collea• in HWll-
inl\On Beach and Woodrow Wllaon lllllt
School In Lolli Beach.
Cosmos Launched
MOSCOW (UPI) -In an unusual
joint apact effort Czechoslovakia and ou>
er East European countrlts, the ~
Union Friday launched Coamoa Ill In~
earth orbll l• study the northern ll(hlf
and otber phenomena, the news &gelJCl' Tw reported. . .
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''.,District of Columbia pojlce are
.• JooldJii for the unarmed bandit who ,
walked !Jito !he Public National
'Baok In Washlngtoo, · pµJled a
;' ChrlalµlaJ stocking from yie wan.
''stuffed It with an undetermined
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1amount of moriey from a cashier's
.,drawer and tied.
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playtd Santa Claus a.a sht iftttOduetd
'her baby, Dkk, at'a Chrl.Ttmba stbaOT&
..party. Tht party 1Ctls held for 'the
%00'1 animall bu zoo direc.tor George
Spetdtl. Christm41 . tree!~. aecoratld
"7ith their favorite · trta'ta ~it gi"'1 -1o the anftn(Jll. .1
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· tion for a world unive rsity to pro--
1n6te peace. Walla~e wtio died Oct. · i4, provided In his will for an ln-
ernattonal institution of higher
earninf either in Yalta, Russia, or
:Jerusalem, bis attorney said, in Sl
1.ouis. U 'lhls plan failed, Wallace
·euthortzed the encutor1 of the will
io give the estate to established in-
stitutions working toward the same
goals. •
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Mesa's 'Annie' to Retir.e
By TERRY COVILLE
Of TIM Dlllr Pllft lllfl
WbeJl 11 !nn,ie·~ ame . to town, there
were two stores and a pOlt office and
they called. Costa Miii "Goat Hlll."
.. Nut.lnooth "Annie" -wtio ... ruJly
· Mn. Verna Ford -will hang up her
mail · ack after oming COiia Me11
ralaenll for nearly 14 ,..n. -
At 11, Annie feet. (me nin Q!rlstmu
ts all her !ind feet 'can take "delivering
mall to her "families .. u she caDI ' ' the residents OD her route. 1
She began worki!lg with the 008ta
Mesa Poll Olftce .durlnc , World War
JI when the%< were Only .,... a!IJllci111.
Tbe office DIW hu I•· '.Mr.. Ford has a Jong memory of
""'"" 4urillg her """ • -of· Ibo. few women mall carrien in·the CIDCirtrY.
, "In the old daysi" she 11 l d, "fhe
people on the routa would ..._. ina '
to kill their call, carTY· their 1arbage, n. their Income las fonm, play pl-
motbet, aod the wnrst of the lot one
Two studentr from the Uni·
wrrity of Witcomin at Madi·
sa1' art going to hitchhike to
S.rkc1'tl during the Christm<u
reetss~rtsied in Sant.a Claw
outfits and 'carrying a iign 1a11-
ing "Mlpt R1indter on :itrike."
day I had to deliver a crwn separator I
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and a'roll of llnoleum."
Once dartD( the war !lie bad seven
flat· -In ooe daf. "! cao chanie a· flat Ure pretty gabd," she says, "but
1eY1D WU ju.st too much."
Annie can hlltemblr wbeo Roberl
Nel!oo, her curmil etatlor. superin-
U!nd~ WU a boy aod ueed to brinl
: ' Mlc:higlln Gov. ~· Romney her ~tar crawdfds u a lift. She's . blans to forego the" wedding of p,_ dellftred the ll14ll f .. 20 )'Uri to Calta
:1c1ont .. l1Ct'Nlxon'1 daughter Sunday Me11 ~ J.iln~-lonC :to m~ the son he hasn't seen In before be wu In hls Jft90lll potlUon.
ill.early a year. Romney, Nixon's Annie lln't abort fl pbllolopb)o-~,., :~secretary of housing and ~bolleYel ll.JIOGlile knew "'""much
: urban develo-·"', said that his " they wen pWnc from the pool Y-office they ,would lplftCllite M'lilon. :son, Mitt, 21, would return to Mich-Smloe:ts .the key I<' Amlle'1 'p1!honll
.lgan Sunday allot more, than t.;o view al her Job. "My people 1re famlllel
.years of Monllon mlsslOllary ser-· to 'me, not Juat a number on a mallbat,"
'vice in France. a ,aplalned. "II IO!ll<body hu tbo
Pl~S RITIREMINT
Moi<l l'Olti.dy Ford
qualified to drlVt 11.S.' Government .-...
B1rt that'• 1111 behind "" -' 11111 Annie fe<ll II'• time IO rat. But jual
.. her frleiicts '•Oil'. forpt her, Ille'•
threatened to pot ttiem alf.oo,a pWllJ!i
list so they eth reCeln ltlldl of free
..ivet!Jslnl to remember' her by -IDd
she n\ liave to deliver il .
, • , flu. I ~ 1bollt It.'.' "
. b'··'" """' Bolore hltcbtng "" •tar to • ·lblll M.,.,,.. Woman· There wUI be a ~ .... v•-..stmas -.. Annie toot a turn u a ICb!lol . """" '
sale of sorts at die Garland Cloth--worked on a couplo of '
Ing Store In. Clayton !olo. A faulty , .n-:...., and helped the w1r tllarl T 11-'f ' £11::... __
furnace senr soo( blllawlnfthrougb ifiiiOoiiil·~ ' ' e.ae ·o -~
the store, over ·th• entire Chrlat.-She wu bom near Kingman, !tan., '
mas clothing stock. IDd didn't venture out to the Wat C.. A Col1a Mlil .!°"!"" -~ ml
. • unlll lhOrti1 before the Wlr IUMf. ~V'11\l -told ~lij:e al beJoa I~
The DowntotnrMerchanta A,.o-111>4 •hll Won manied twtc+-,..., F tored and ~ tr; a man mumbllq
cl llo · u.-1'.d, Inn.tied '1i, bu.....,. tre oow-... ,, ·'I'' lflii ht ' " __ _. noedOd bel oo0 fo~ ~·p~nrn lighted r«1: ,:::: :i;u.,:i ::A~i:..-:·.: Clllllde a':iid-.;..."'ear11 rtldr/:P
gntii and ambe\-ornamanta along load u well u 11/1 ·llllll, accordlnC Tile, lf.y.a...i.r Yldtm Aid Ille left
'the main lhorolll!>fare u a ~ to I'-' ~-o.,.... ... _. __ .. ll'lt N N--' · · eotift .. Tliil Dl'111on Of Bf""-Be llld Annie ._ .-1--~ ,__, · •• ,.... :maser ''· ...-,... .... Bml • ...r,.i ~wear, a1 -1ways said they'd bave to~"""' Ibo ,; 'Ill mall on •.normal ~ 1!u1 time 't!it lllPt<rY ·•D&Dint ..,i Into Iba
1..i ?If because motor!Jta were' col\-s Oal ~ airJ:,.._ ~ :.S •:.a ~ """'11-:'i lid• 11111 11<uc1: hit.
fuilng lbem with stop, •CO, and .;.,. mall carrlen, • ' kine boot Slit told Of!!ca' l!ldianf J-lbat
·caution slgl\8!'> . u boatl a d11 1111 TIYI~ wee: for abt f1od "111i whlcli"abd n• down Ille
1 • • • • • lht holldlf1s. ' Neolpirt -........ road aod the , A sign ln the window ol a tloriaC• g,nw aboul foor yW. ago AnnJo wu a-er left the -.
1hop In balmy downtown Loi Anp-lhi only ' !emlJe man , carrier In Cpota POlice Slid the \>lcUm had 1 split
111 re1d ; "Snow, 2S centa • b•g.• Mesa At one time Ille wu one ol Up alld wu dlrt7 from f~ to the
ll'he white stuff l1 ·artlflclal:-· anl)' about-lm:ll ......,, 1ll Ibo U.S. pavfment &JrlnC the ftported cliaM.
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!be· ~ld!flobadc Jilnlor eouece Dllll1d BUJlneu Manaaer ~ Barlslta aid, • l I , 1 wblch predicts a1 loa ·of !I00,000 In "then why not lel1 P!< ~ al 11!1
rmiilue If the l'fl!Olutl<m I"!' tlroulh-COUDty pay for ii? · ·
The newly formed IChool clll!dCt • lies ( CllTTING PROGtWa.'. •
'entlreJ;; 'fltbln ~&rel of l,he :[irtlerve "One, lhlnl'• fot ..._.,ho.added, ""·
aod U. offldals "eve b-1be plan-can'l !tight ·DOW we're Clilllll 1*1! .
lllrl' acUon u 'clillltnRJs" to the on IClloCi --~ • *"1alil
dillrlcl'• flltarl planL of -lllal eiupted ·lool -. lblJ u lllal -1 &>.-aO tllroulb. Sad-pc ... ," hlll-" . , .
~ olflcl1!1 ¥11"· then oomebody Also bard bit would be the OlplotrWM
II llOfDI to have , to: .come . up with a Unlfled !5chool lllltrtCt w!lldi Wlllld 1-,
plan that will -the dlltricl'1 ~ a ipo[reoman told p[lnotn, ''f/1,19 bi needed ......,.... Suuesled at Ille the flnt yetr ol the _.-, _..
11oney public hearlnc lh1I ...t .,.. Uon." And 1.aawui ~ u"""'' lcbool
a countywlde lllles tu. . Dlltrlci, on Ille bOill 'if "all'""" . •u an 1111 people In the county. are c:onaervatlve" pl8Jllllnl ~!"!'lei, -.Id
l!Oinl to benefit from the crutloa ol loM '40,000 a year on •' -tu WI Jln!R"e, u we're told they' will," baR.
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It lw been fOid that~
men make the boot htt1WiMh.
U yon're a hnahacl, a.ici ~ '
lib to dec:onte your .wife M ...u .. the n-, ,..,. -hay Aer a @flt Cfl1'llfle'ate for me la
What have
the Bi!l...U women'• thop.
··:you done for the
\Old Grouch lately?
Now, another ~t. I ha-'t
mentlOUd iately It liig lie
We hawt.Mme ...,, upi,.
ri!PI tofkide'ef!MI from At.
Wdle. A's..atter at '28, a l·
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at fl 7 or '21. ·AIM!.the ~
roandecl>top Joeker bap, 2
handleo and Iii_, 12 lo 15
lncheo long, at f7. S-at '9.
Belter tine we find •I whom She opened a Bldwl!U eharp
•we're taJk181 aboat. 1M>e<11mt and_ preoeated It ·lo u yn're aomil man'• wife, ' him on Dee. 25. Ao can happea
then lhe OW ~ch u ha. Or . with a putieaJ.rlr meful llft,
1ioe . •-, If i10U're a noe aioe-bu aied II' D!Ore thm )\e
. .,...., · , -· · bu.Th~ I haTe no way of
,Smee there• no law pre-knowla9 If 1p' toe ~-• ,......!_ L ->[ r-~ venthot. --"""' ,_,, . .,, Ihm?) equllyipppree temch
·: mea'a.ado, let'• •tart ·"!i!Ja the '..n,tnal thlnkl..,, the 1a1•
111!!.""'P for the wit-. Sow !'hate•er the .'bayw hi -ahOa~ bafflll a Bidwell sift ,,_,, mop h only· for hla
, Olll'tllleatit1 · 1 •· baiieflt. 11'1 her wifely duty,
Yow O. G. may iiol be ·the uplalnl, to make hereelf
thoqbtlaJ _,., to~.. ~1111tlng, . ....-, -to·............ . ..
the -'RJehl lhele yoa --. ' mow htm . ., by pntttn,-a ._ · •
Fi;om Tra..,labe,-..myl
-'With olambiu* ~ ailil ...... look. Grey, hh/ek,
or 'mhok' Jmnia. A 24ulier for
'6$, ~a oompaoloa ... for
arilelM of elothlng other thm
dilt. And th-tofl IODDd Ooiii" aliaoeoi) ..... Lap at ~. ~c'{ a~e .._"""" ha.~ a' -Wlt!dn a cue, at 937 md tSIY. ·
'llie '"'1w lind !llrll h-la.
il.t.-i!ON aieloH of lnay rlalat
llow, bat In -we clon'I -yoa before W••hwday, haft
a nloe·ChriatmM. ;
' " *" Rlt lil hla -i.. De-thet ' . ,, liqiply, by wrl"81 ~ l New Sall With 1-" la tlo8
blank llJlll"" cm the estlfl-.
Then tell ""' tloe ,mant 1o
write In the. 1paet '!'Ii 1-
Jack Bidwell
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y:iar the wife of a 1oeal O. G,
-1~ !honP\ llp ... bilelr!!\.a!ft,
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Park your RoU. Ro7oe free la rear. Pho .. 673-tllO. ,_CopJdl!at 1968, Jack Bldweli. .
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'Sundays: 8:00, 9:30 -Child Care at 9:30
Holy Daya as announced
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ST. JOHN THE ,'DIVINE, ~043 Orange Ave., C.M.
, , .,Sundays ?:SO , & 9:30 Church School -9:30
.Thursdays: 6:.:W & 10 a.m.; Holy Days as announced · w..,n.a.. . .:..i.w.oo••l•••-..... UNJ21
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I Ma;n & Adamo Streeh ' ,.':;;".:;._ .646-4652 •-o. 11-o. e. H-SABIAJH SllVICQ • ·-ULIGIOUS SCljOOL Huntin,+on Be1eh Mil...., ... + • ' ' ~ MW.bfw 1'AHI .... uPIOW f'M ..,..MATIOth u.u. ~
M .... ,, Wo•hip ••• ,, .. "'" BA HA' IS ll~~~~~P~ho~n~o~: ~5~411-~5~7~·1 ~I ~D~·~y~o~r ~N~lg~h~t~~~~n;·~tJ;· rl;=;;ii~·~i~t;~r1· ·i·I· Seh..I •••••• 9:10 . PROCLAIM
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HOLLYWOOD {UPI) -theater when the Newport Justratelheprovocative
Marc Copage is I years old Harbor Art Museum present.!! creal!ve fusloD or the arts
and the co-star -with twq ·eVenings of avant-girde that is taking place on the
Diahann Carroll~ in "Julia" theater pieces in the Balboa stage. They are designed for
the most high!)'' rate1d Pavilion Jan. !Oand 11. deep audience involvement
televialon show to make its 'itie j,erlormances will take through a bristling interplay
debut 'this stuon. pl~c 'on the second floor of of unanswered questions lac·
He is also black. the; P~ilion ballroom at li:30 ing man.
Not'slnct the days Of Farina ·yr.rfl. Admission ·is by ·ticket "The TriaJ of Anne Opie
1n ~.oJd '·'Our Gang ~edies only. Wehrer and Unknown Ac-
hu a black chll:I received . The.. ONCE Group w i l I complices for Crimes Against
•• much attention and al~ pf:dO!m fOl' these-two even-Humanity" (Jan. 10) ii based
fectlon from the American • inp: of contempqrary theater. on the traumatic events in
public u little Marc ienj~s. .,;tJ1~·,~~p is comP.ffsed of the lite of its main character.
The youngster lives with his a.~ .;oalitiop of a,r t ts ts, AMe Opie Wehiw, a blue
divorced father and oldei: arcilteci$; composers and blood South e r.n debutante.
brolher Eric, 13, iJ11 .the .f~ mak~wh9·bave,-evolved · \Vhlle the structure of the
W!Wilre district of L 11 1 dtITing the pa.st seyeral yeary; piece remains U,C same, tbe
Angeles, an integrated area from the .new · theater arts content is ol great fluidity,
whert Marc hu not been Q'.· activities of the Dramatic Arts ch an g Ing w Ith ea c ·b
posed to prejudice. Center of AM A r b o r , performance, dependlng· on
His father, John Copage, ls Michigan.. , •.M.. how Aqne ft11i thlt night ,
on the set every day ·)Vi.th Musel.Otl Director-I Thomas Through a piercing qUi_eSlion
• ~s son, explfining: ''~ a .· Jl: Garver--fiesd'.ijri 'them as and answer foqnat, the piece
eood. d~plinarian. ff I~nt:;RQt.t ... , group~1'1thout:;artifice." He delVes. ;P,;lto : individual com-
there he gell hard to hanctlli \ explains that Jh~y have been mittmeilt and the disturbing .
·beca\ise. (he. cast and crew ,.able to acllieve . QU3 9~.lity socia~;problems of· the day
1poll him with ~ndy.~' . ·llee'ause they ~tt-·Mt a throuiA Anne w·e h r er • s
It's a different matter -.in. repertory wm·pany, but rather responses. The trial draws
the two-alOry, stucco, Meditt~ they co~inually develop and heavily on social comment via
rllneah hOme which i!lclude_s e~pl9re .new pieces for the a flashback m~~ge of pie·
two ~rooms and a den. theater "·~tb.ii.t" illCQrporate an t1-1res -actual doeumenta
There IS a large backyard. a~e and· rrturbed view· from Anne Wehr~r's past.
Marc is unfazed by . all the point· or today's social scene. ..Tlie Wollman Motor City
excitement and attention. He W~n the. poup feels a Review" (Jan. 11) takes a
says he likes working on the----·-·~-,..·------------
ahow but doesn 't enjoy the
IM=hool work between scenes
with the atuc:Ho ititor. He bi iHowed to watch lhe I'-_..,.,.
&how~week. .
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La Mh·ada
ChiJdren's
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at NeJf Baro, Neff Park, La
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featutts Larry McKee, Muriel
White, Penfly Hayes, Betty
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"I just w•lcb my.self, alld
I laugh when I think' I do
something f11My, 10 the-.little
fellow said. · v ~ ..
UnUI recenUy his' faVortl!"
food WU chocolale •i0e cream,
but be .dev~_oped ari aµ~&>'.
to it. His ideal looch is a
peanut butter and j e 11 y
sandwich. Hls taste in other
teleViston entertainment runs
to Hanna·Barbera's ' 'The
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' Mark O'Neill, Jack Purcell,
Ron ·Dragt, Bobble Myers,
Nancy Angell lntf J>iane
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A housekeeper does lhe
cleaning and cooking for the
family, In a pinch Marc's
father can find his way around
the kltcll'n .. His specialty is
1paght:ttl, allMugh he · can
whip up • batch of 'soul {ood
wbeo be. wants. •
"My motber was fl\m
Alabama," the senior Copage
· says. "So it's easy for me ·
to fix up a dinner of hog
neck bones, chlUins. greens
and black eyed pe8s." (Cl io;,., r ...... ~·"-••-1 .... nof
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juat: txpenenced ones."
John Copage ls an ·actor
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est.ate broker on the side. He
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plaining the etJjoyment com-
pensatu for the effort.
He aay1 Marc'11 work wilh MiM Carroll in \'Julia" has
beetl: food for the lad inasmuch
as he looks on the actress
-: a IOrt ol aubslltute mother.
But Md rem ains all boy.
He la alw1y1 on the n1ove,
~ppy-go.Jucky and usually
nicked and acarred from falla·
and 11n&U accidents.
On weekends Copage lakes
_., tOlll on camping trips or
for 1 ride ln the country.
QoetMtlly ht exposes them
to art DWICUma. the theater
Ind .... Cbe ballet.
"I ND teaching both my
...,. • prWe Jn belng black,"
Copqe ...,.._ ''Marc iJ a little
,...... lo undentand it all,
but be'a 1 well-adjusted
)'Ollnlllar """ ,.... •• been ti·
po8'd lo l'1ICiOI dlllerencu."
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PUTTING THE KAPP ON IT -Minnesota Viking
quarterback Joe Kapp prepares to hand off ball
during drill In preparation for Western Conference
playoff game against Baltimore Sunday. Minnesota
won Central Division title.
Publicist Says Not
Will McKay Pull Switch,
Move 0. J. to Flanker?
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EDITOR'S NOTE -Today the DAILY
PILOT begins a new 1ports collllD.I
fealurt, ''Styles tn Sports" by Manrell
SUles, sports editor of ti.e Hollywood
-Odzen..New1. Sdles 11 author ol tract
and Rose B o "I boob (Back Tract
aod ne Rose Bowl ) and ls widely knOWJ
JalerM*lflUUy as a leadiJlg 1per1.1
•vtborlty.
By MAXWEIL~
Speculation tllat John McKoy may go
cutie pJe anc1 · use O. J. Simpson as
a flanker rather than running haflbac.k
In the Rose Bowl has 'been making
the rounds. • • It's not widespread like the Hong Kong
Ou or girl watching, but seems to be
the only answer some people have for
the problem of springing O. J. loote
arter Ara Parseghian showed Woody
Hayes how to contain the big guy with.
the big yardage record.
The notion was 'batted down, ~ the
fly, Wednesday by Don Ahdqsen; USC's
newest sports lnformaUon dtrector.
"I can't see anything like that hap-
pening," Andersen said. "O. J. got thiJ
faro a runnel, io why the cbanet?l
That was a liood questliin. Simj)son
has only gained about as many yards
in two seasons as anybody else has
gained In three. He has broken more
records thari Ron Clarke, Paavo Nurmi
and Emil Zatopek combined.
His output this season was 1,709 yards
and 22 touchdowns. Ohio State's leading
rusher has gained only 884 yards and
ICOred 16 toucbdownd. He is James Otis.
The Trojans hope to have James going
up and down, but not forwards, all
day Jan. 1-lll:e an Otta elevator.
"Our record of 19-1•1 ln our two seasona
with Slmpson im"t too bid," Andeneo
8ald.
The people suspecting a change reply
sure, 0 . J. has done all of ·that. But
Notre Dame held him to 55 yards. pro-
ving it can be done. The answer to
that is that Woody Hayes does not have
the same personnel on the llne or serving
as linebackers that Parseghlan had.
U s e the Ohio personnel exactly the
1 am e as Notre Dame's was used and
Simpson m a y run through the Ohlo
defense just as he haa done in all
but I believe two games since he came
to USC.
Oregon and Notre Dame bottled him
up pretty well. Even In the one game
the Trojans lost last yaer. 3--0 to Oregon
state. O. J . ran for 188 yarlh. This
was his first game since Oregon had
held him to 6S yards rushing.
In the Rose Bowl vs. Indiana. 0 .
J. gained 121 yard• in Z5 l'Qlhu. He
acored two toucbdowrui.
* * * How mauy Umts ln a 1ame dots
tlle Ranker uully •udle the ball? LI.at
year fl11lker Jim Lawre..ce canled die
ball JI Um~ .for 111 yards ud toe
toaclt.don. Be caupt tl:lle ball II times '8• lit yarda ud .................
'Jbal'• hudllqc: tM bllJ 31 Umes.
Bruins Bomb
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Simpson would prefer bandlln& the ball
47 Umes In 1one 11me, which be •bu
done twice, than &o get bis mltll on
it maybe only four or five tlmtt at
Pasadena.
I preler H that way, too.
O. J. probably would be just anotbe.r
flanker among tbotllllllds, althou1b hit
t.C speed WOllld be an advantage. I
1ald t.4, not l .S 11 a few people claim.
* * *' Would you rather have just another
flanker on your team or one of the
great ball carriers of all time?
Oh, -sure. McKay may send O. J.
out on the flank a few times .for certain
plays, to loosen 'em up and to see
what happens. But his main job surely
will be right where be bas been all
this time.
If Ohio ls able to contain him, Steve
Sogge is smart enough to find ot.het
weapms, E;ven when lte· does, the
Buckeyes ltilJ.' will have to key on ().
J. or one of the "other weapons" is likely
to go for si%, or to set up a TD. • * '* '* I Ohio, too, llu Ii ball....... grip on
the natlonal Utle to defend. 1'be UPI
board of coaches already bas voted Ohio
the championship.
But the As1oclated Pres1 bas held
off waW after all the bowl-game results
are In. This will give a clearer plctvre
on which teams 1b.0Wd be rated down
arovnd fifth, slltb and ninth than we
hive rtpt now.
. Nhte ol the top lt teams (Notre Dame
being lhc on1J exception) arc IJaed vp
loBowlpmea.· •
* * * II USC delClts Ohio Slate, the AP
poll of ~ writer• undoubtedly would
name the Trojans (61 their version bf
the national charhplonships.·.DOes'anyone
serioualy believe anyone would rate Ohio
21 the cbaJnplon if the Bucks bow to
the Trojans!
Lakers Shell
SF, 133-101
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The U.s An·
geles Lakers jumped from a 10..poinl
halftime lead to a 1~101 triumph Fri·
day ni«bt over the crippled San Fran.
cisco Warriors in a National Basketball
Association game.
The Western Division-leading Lakers
used two 14-4 scoring bursts in the sec-
ond half to race out in !ront by as much
as 35 points early in the fourth period.
Elgin Baylor, after missing two games
with a groin muscle pull, wound up the
high scorer with 25 points.
Jerry West added 22 and WUt Cham·
berlaln grabbed 11 rebounlh.
Rudy LaRu-scored 18 points and
Dale Schleuter aot 16 for the Warriors,
who a.gain played without center Nate
Thurmond, recovering f r o m a puUl"d
th1gb muscle.
Golden West
_Falls, 79-72; ,
To Glendale
ALTA LOMA -Glendale College
rallied to come from behind in the
closing minutes of play to down ~n
West, 'n-72, in a consolaUon braC:ket
game in the Chaffey basketball. ioum ...
ment Friday afternoon.
The loss, Golden West'• secimd Ill
eight atar!5 this yeaf, knoctod .lhe
Rusu.en out of the tournament. ,.. .
An olfenaivc foul against tbe-RllBllen
and then a ball control error wlidl
allowcd Gi.ndale lo Ile up the ball I•
the final three minutes turned the game
against Golden West.
Glendale Jed n;72 with 61 seconds
lefl In the game when the Vaqu...,.
Dennis d'Autremont clinched ttie game
with a jumper. ·
From there the Vaqs went on to add
four more insuranc.e points to make
the final count more one-c.ided than the
game really was.
Dave Prather had his l!eCOIKI straight
high scoring nlgbt for Golden Wcst, sink·
Ing 21 point& on nine fleld goals and
three free throws. Only other Rustler
in double figures was Brian Ambrozich
with 12. '
D'Autremont led a balanced Glendale
scoring attack with 17 counter.
OOIH• Wttt (72)
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Amborzkll d o 4 12
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STILL NO WORD
ON COMMISSIONER
CHICAGO (AP) -Tbc major lcagucs'
baseball owners failed to decide on a
new commissioner after spending three
hours and taking nine ballots Friday
night.
After a brief supper break, however,
they met again.
A spokesman said that some ballot&
contained two or three candidate& and
some as many as six. He added that
the voling was nol even close to declsJve.
"At this point there ls not one leading
candidate," the spokesman said. "To
be a candidate you have to be nominated.
Six were nominated."
•
FRlSKY C!)L TS -Members ol. lbe 118ltimOH~ In 11reparation for their Sunday battle ;.o • tensive Ullit, Wl1lcll carrted ·ll)o Clolts to;t1ie·C·r;rar~-t!W:'\V~Con1erimce t!lle a~t the Mlnnes
Divis!'!" 1111• 111d fa 13'1 ~·run tllroagll.'. • ' -Yltlllis;-• • · . ' '· _:.
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To ···num~,· Minne~ot3~ ¥~' L"
BALTIMORE (AP) -The l!alllmore
Colts, aperi~ in tlile games: and Coni!rii ·'Off vJ.S.f ielion, cotertaln :
piayf# newcomer -Swlday for tho Nalloaal .FootboU Lcque's W ......
Conference cbampkxilblp. •
Tbe 81111~,.!D! •«ract 11,ta ftltli.\
the Col1'' ""' ~.. sellout Iii
prevented Minnesota from a threatening
,PC!'lllon. ~ Of the Vikings were ill with the
llu ti-the llmc, too, lncludlng ' '
Memotial·Stad1Urn.: , • , -.,-,.-.--+,--.-.------
The od~m •bave , i a .14 a It• d q\1811!1'b1Jc!< Joe Kapp wbo wu bcnched
Bailllnore'1 ~ Division tllil!ta .._ lirthe -.quarter.
ll'l'Olnl la-ovcr the Vlldng.o, woo.. In addition, 14lmiesota running Back
U Central Division record included a Paye Osborn missed the first encoonter
21·9 los'.s to Baltimore. wblle recuperating from a aeuoo-long
Bui the Colts are wary. lnJucy.
"We rate M~ among, the He played the final two 1ames, vie·
strongest clubs ln ·the entire league," tortes · .over San Franciaco a o d
oald Ballbnore COOCb Don Shula. Philadelphia, gaining 110 yards.
"They're good eVeryWhere ahd espec1&lly
In that tough ~.,..,.., We'll bavc to
play our besf,janie." sp..rts In Brief
Minneaota's leading rusher with *"
yards is Bill B,rmm! · .(•"".1
"We're coming back here," Brdwn
grumbled after that defeat, and ncnr.~
be gets his chance to make amends. i ~. l
"nle Colts also will have an at:lhi:t'
starter ·Sunday who missed the f1HI 1 g~c -Jerry IIlll, a running bACt I
who b hlghly valued as a blocker. \I~
Earl Morrall, the NFL's leading ~:
with 2,909 yanls and 26 touchd-·
has a raft of ·talented receivers beaded'
by John Mackey, Willie Richardson, JlnM•
my Orr and Tom MaUe -who al&O.
tops the Col~ rushers wilh.62Z yards. --u,,_
BaJtimer~ has an impr~ive 11*1
record against Minnesota, incul~
seven in row in Baltimore. ' .1t
I J1.
Baltlm= rollcd up a ~1·3 balftime
lead over Minnesota \Ji last month'•
game, but It was tough sledding for
the Colll a!IA!r lnlermllalon.
Tbe Vltl"8i peckcd 'my with lwo
more ficld goals 'bf Prod eo., and
ooly a goaJ.Unc llaM with 10 minulcs
remaining by BalUmore'1 superb dcfense
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·Graebner Reinstared;
Winds May
Help Browns
Against Dallas
CLEVELAND (AP) -The Cleveland
weatherman came out In favor of the
Browns In their battle today with Dallas
for Ute Eutem Conference tiUe in the
Nallonal Football League by predicting
light winds favorable for field goal kick·
Ing.
Tbc dC!CrlpUon of the winds u light
...... under 10 mile. an hour -would
seem to give the Browns a slight edge
ln the. game currenUy rated a tau-up
or sUghUy in favor of the Cowboys.
U the game ls close, and the field
goal the ultimate weapon, Cleveland
would seem to have the better chance
with Don Cockroft than Dallas with Mike
Clark.
Cockroft m1de good on 18 of 24 field
goal attempt. during the regular season
while Clark hit on 17 of 29.
Tbc municipal stadlwn turf currcntly
Is covcrcd by a lrap with beaten blowing
hot air under it 24 hours a day. A
Browns' spotesm1n said the field aholud
be in "reasonably good shape" unless
there's heavy snowfall or utreme cold.
The Cowboys worked' out Friday af~
temoon akmg the aidellnes at the
Stadium, where over 80,000 are expected
for the Utle game. It has long been
sold out with ooly standlng room
available.
Browns' Coach Blanton Collier has said
be will 1tart Charley ijarraway at nm·
nlng back lmtead of Ernie G-and
Jack Gregory al deftM!ve end for Bill
Glw.
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ADELAIDE, Australia -Caplaln
Donald Dell named Clark Graebner
Saturday as replacement for Charlie
Pasarell OD the four·man U.S. Davis
Cup lemlls team which mecll Allslralia
In the CballCJlie Round ..... Dec. 26-28.
Ei:ercilin.I h1J option under a new
rul• permitting a single change In the
line-up five days prior to the matches,
~ll wbo had omitted Graebntr from
the oilglnal squad, placcd him on the
team which includes Arthur Aahe, Stan
Smith and Bob Lutz.
In head-to-head matcbel tbii week
Graebner, showing hil best form ln
monthll, deleated both Puarcll and Stan
Smith, chic! rivals for lhc No. 3 slnglcs
spoL
Ohio SU&te Ben:
PASADENA -Tbc Ohio State loolball
team arrived on the Rose Bowl scene
Friday receiving a warm welcome in
bleak. Midwest-like weather, and pro-
mpUy toot oH for it.a first practice.
Coach Woody Hayes, noting that the
plane was more t~n an hour lite at·
riving, held a brief newa: conference,
excused bimJelf and hastened on to t.be
drill, aa the Buckeyes began pnparations
to meet Southern California on New
Year's Day.
Hayes made it plain the Buckeyes,
champions of t b e Big Ten and unbeaten
in nine games, mean business on this
lrlp.
"We want to see all the wonderful
Slght.s, including Disneyland/1 he said,
We want lq enjoy the lrip, but oot
to the extenl of depriving cilium of
Ohio a good football game.
The weather back hlme wu about
15 degrees and in the cool 40'• here.
Juat • before the Buckeyes arrived,
Putdena residents were treated to a
rare sight -a few flurries pf
fell around the hotel.
Me.,er Triumph• '"
·''' MARSEILLE, France -Deb bl t;
Mey~, Amqlca·~ Olytppic 8"Pn~, , won the women's 20!).meter
and 56-meter butterfly events Fr" • '
in an international meet inaugura "a.
new Marseille pool. 1; ·
Miss Meyer, a triple gold mectafilW,
in the Mexico City Games, Won -ure
~meter race in 2:16.0, defeating,Syltlle
Moreau of France by nine seconds. '#be
Sacramento, Calif., teenager took ~
50 fly in ~. nipping Catherin Gros)iri..
of France by half a second. 11n._.,
Doug Russell of Midland, Tex., I the me.n's 100-meter butterfly.
France's Alain Mosconi defeated
Olympic star Mike Burton of~ ,
caiif., in the men's 200-meter f e'
and Australian ace Mike Wend.en t
Zac 7.orn of Buena Park, it1 the m~h's
100 freestyle. , · .1l
UCI Scores
99-88 Win
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SAN orn;oo -uc Irvine ~J
Pomona College here today at 4 1 p.rn.
for the consolation championship of, th,e
Cai Western basketball tournament alttt
downing Northern Arizona, 99-88, Fridit.'
afternoon in a performance coach 1.i)j~'
Davis tenned ''our tM!st of the year !l IY' n
The Anteaters overcame a 4MO
halftime deficit with a 59--polnt exploidbd'
in I.he final 20 minutes. 1'.'11 11•
"We've been looking for a performllftl2e
like this all year. We've been tigh~
up in the final mJoutes, but ~1
we relued down the stretch and ~' Foe, 90-51
, LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tbc devasta~
"" ucu Bruins. led by Lew Alcln-..... It points, rtppcd the Mlnncsota
~ 90-51 Friday evening in an in· ~I buketball clash.
Chie,fs, Raiders Ill Pl~yoff Sunday the way I thought we could." lUll
Steve Sabins sparked the ~·1
second·half surge wilh a 2 3 ·po I n.t'
performance, moet of them en .~q·
layups. He wound up with 21 pOk!U,
topa in the game. "I 41 •
4lc•ndoc'• point g 1 v e him • UCLA weer ICOriAg recm:t, breaking the
mart ael by Gail Goodrich during his
~Bruin-.
•Low now bu I.~. Goodrich had l,191.
Corona del Mar'• Jolln Vallely ap.
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Joy lllncsl tbroe wccks ago ood !anl<cd
line points for the winners.
'lllnl&hl Vallcly ml mates mum to
P.W., PHilloo In mecl Wost Vlralnla.
II wu ,.~ Tbunday that Aklndor •11 suffering from 1 pulled left tendon
ID his artb. But the 7..foot·ll• Renior wu
'PP"""llY not bothcrcd 1>1· the Injury.
lit pllyed aboul :II ail-and 111'•1>
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OAKLAND (AP) -The Kansas City
Chiefs, who have been playing some
of Uie best football tn the Ameriean
Football League ol lale, tnil the Oskland
Raiders, who haye been playing some
of the luckiest, clash here Sunday ln
a Westcrn Dlvlsioo playoff.
8otb teams finished lhe regular season
with a 11-l rteards, which in alm°"t
arry other year would have been enough
to claim the liUe ootright. 1be orily
other yur there was an AfL playoff,
for instance, the contending clubs were
741.
l.All.ett odds had the Chiefs favored
by 3\i points, a one-point Increase from
&hou that were posted during the week.
Maybe Olia la because a lot of Kansas
r
City Money was showing up or maybe
the bookJes were reading the teams'
recent ecores a litue more closely.
The Chiefs hllvt won five In a r o "·
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mostly by impressive acorea:. lo tbelr
la.st two games. both IW'&)' from home,
tbey curshed San Diego 40-J and Denver
J0.7.
The Raiders have been llvin1 by their
wits the last three week!, narrowly edg-
ing opponents that, for the mOlt part,
should only have provided brisk workouts
for a team calling itseU a UUe contender.
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There was a t~lO cll!fhanger with
Buffalo, a team that has won only one
game all year ; a ~za squeak put
Dtnver; fourth In the West, and last
week's 3t..f1 triumph o v e r San Dlego,
which thc Chiefs had beaten by n points
the wee.k: before.
"I don't know what Jt ts" said Raider ' ' Coach John llauch, "bvt for some .......,
all our games teem to go right down
to the wire."
Stlll, the :Raktm are the moct a ·
plostvc team In the AFL, acorlng "'°"'
points {453 ) and averaging more yard&
(40ll.9) than any team in the league.
1'he Chiefs, on the other hand , have
held their opponents to only 170 points
during thc ..._ lowest In the l•llill•·
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and thclr pus deleme II particularly
mo.,.
Kansas City has lnterccpted n paacs,
a lcague high, and has dumped ~
quarlcrbacts f0< 431 yards, also tops
In the AFL.
Chiefs' quarterback Len Dawson leads
the league in the complle1U!d nUng
S)"lcm, !xii Oatland puaer Daryle
Lamonica, -In the AFL. bu com-
plcted 75 ""'"' -and pined aome 1,100 .-yards than h!J advoraary.
With ln)urltl to recelvws, the Chic!•
have had to ..i, on thclr nmnln& gamc
-bf.allng the Raidcra during the ,..""·
DaWIOn thmr only lhHe --but their pus e1tchera are in better shape
now.
UCl caught the Arlz.ona club ~·
minutes Into lhe second half and ~,
with 11 minutes to go moved ~
by five. In the Onal five minu~ .tM1
Anteaters broke th&.gamc wide ~
Jell Cunningham (23 polnll), .
Heckman (17) and John GlaYlno
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Stuffy Sllill~•' the wotld '•;p,-eo.tea!, ac-
lijf)l8ndb411 • ~layer, , Ii thO spotllpted
tq!rapt in thlll wed:'~. aeeond a[i'iiual
lJC'-Irvine Christmas handball touma·
ment.
Most follow«s of the sport. Singer
tnclud~. &ive the "number oile" ranking , , Jn~ndllall, lo Jimmy Jacobo oYNew
'(4f< Cl!>' but Ja-, puahinw'40J'~n't
r.il'ltcUve u be1 used to be.
"Jimmy Isn't considered an active
tournament player· any mor~" Singer
'lid Friday, before winning his second
round match at UCl'a handball building ..
!'Jimmy hasn't play~ in a tournament
game lahx:e 1915 but everyone knows
he's the best handball player in the
work!. I gueas I've beaten him three
tmes and he's taken me about 250 ti(ne.s."
Singer, 27, is the reigning national
champion, a title he won last May in
~nLouia. He Is also the world champ,
hirring &MeJed that distinction at Toron·
tO' 13 months agO. ~ · . .
!-YEAR VETERAN •
Singer bu Come' ,a· lpng way in lhe
sgort since be played hia first game
ln November of 1980 while a student
at Los Angeles City College.
"I loat the fint gl)Dle ·I ever played
and I really dJCln't like the game too
much. But I stuck with tt and it really
grew with me."
·A ful·Wed gllllle that deJl)llncJs In·
tense C0"""1tnlloo, han<lbaU ploye'l will
often use' tbeJl penonal!Ues as we.a pons. ·
Like Parry O'Brien, the ronner great
shotputter who deliberately Ignored his
opponenlll in compeUtion, h an· ii. b a 11
champs simllatly try to psych oul thelr.
foes. · O .
''Som~t.irqes physical ability Isn't
cDOUgh in u otherwise even match,"
Sffiier says.
"I try to make the guy I'm playing
feel like a ,Joler u soon u he walks
on the court. ·If r can beat a guy
20 1ttmes in a row in tournament play.
then I never want him to beat me
cv'en whi!n We're playing for fun."'. '
Sinpr l!Y., In Jl!orlh Hoilywoo11 and·
'llay's out ot the Encino Health ,Club.
A.hich, 1tr~e.1y enough, is located in
vpn Nuy1. ·
II.IN A ROW
'9fhep he's· not playing in Southland
'dtimamentlr llke UCI'.!I, he's running
• · dlstrlcl· office for the Equity Funding
Company In Qovorly Hills.
Going Into the UCI event, Singer had
#Oh 90 conseciJUve tournament matches.
Abd the compeUUon gets tougher all
the· time.
1'"tlandbaU is really booming," he says.
"it's IJ'Owinl all the Ume. Two Years
ago there were 5,000 tournament players
in the U.S. Handball AuoclaUon. Now
there are 11,000. It's the biggest in·
tramural .!lport:tn the country, bar none.''
Gauchos Fade,
Lose, 90-81
~ddleback Co1Je&e's ba!lketball forces
rau out of p1 tbl lut three minutes and 11~:·~ Pol)' (Pomona) frosh zipped lo
a !li:):81 triumph Friday night at Mission
Vi19:jo High School to avenge an earlier
setback at the hand5 of coach Leroy
Stevena' Gauchos.
The hostl htld a ff.a lead at hallUme
and were rUll up by Jt:x wlth JIO seconds
left ·when they suddenly lost control and
the ·pme.'
Bill Noon, former Savanna Hlgb play-
er: ·poured 29 polnll through lhe nets for
!htr loaen while three other mates hit
In 'double flauru.
M t r c Hardy and Randy ·Lawrence,
both e.t· TusUn pre po, ll\lllDOd In J7 and
JO'. Hal Boyd, termer MlulOn Viejo High
star casheo. ln 11.
ctl Poly went wild In the ICOfina col·
umn , putting •ven player• lo double
lif¥m for die debacae.
~· -~ II Idle ,un&IJ nHI fTI.
diy Wiien --lakel ... Ohlooe of N"'1hem C.Ufarula at tbl lllllllM Viejo
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ON E SIDE, PLEASE -Marina's Dick Ivie lOQks
for maneuvering room around Compton's Reynaldo
Brown during championship game Friday night of
the Huntington tournament. Vince Moll of Marina
is behind Ivie. Marina led by two at the haH but
was blitzed by the Tarbahes after intermission.
CIF Ponders Ending Ties
By ROGER CARLSON
ot HM 011rr "t'" ttaff
There has been a lot of talk lately
about tie football games in prep circles
-particularly one specific game in-
vovling El Rancho and St. Paul high
schools when the two met recently to
decide the CIF AAAA champlonlhip.
Fans at the Los Angeles Coll~um
were in a near uproar at, the conculsion
of the · game after the two Ued, 2C).®,
to share the title.
The vast majority of the crowd was
under the impression that if the game
ended in a tie -the deadlock would
be broken with a series of dowtis to
decide which school was the CIF cham-
pion .
E v e P St. Pa.1.1l's assistant coaches
thought that· U the game ended ln a
tie it would be played off,
team wu wQllng to settle for it.
"However, on second thought, I wonder
when winning a football game becomes
more important than the health, safety
and weHare of the players. We might
really be opening ourselves up to a
lot of crlliclsm.
"lf someone getJ: torn up in extra
time it would really be regretable.
"I think going on ,from ~ point of
action at tbe conclusion of the fourth
quarte11 tmtil-aomeone ICOt'ea la the plan
I would faVor.
Keuetb Fac&n11 Commill1loner of the
CD': Ya, we're going to ma~e some
recommendations. We feel at most peo-
ple do that Ues don't resolve anythina .
"We wlll probably recommeod that
the Pm&J\ill Cdltlnua on WJtll ICXDeone scores -regardless of •here the blll
Is or wha( the clrcumltances are at
the end of tbe game. Like mOting from
the third period lo the fourth period.
Just chanae field directions.
"That way It would not hurt the team
that had just made a iood drive only
to run out of time."
J•Or po111lbly the California syatem
might be put into effect. But four dawns f-each team really hurtl the team
that just put on a good drive onl1
to ltart all over again even.
"I think we will refer the matter
-lo • the Southenl Cllllomla ~·
' "-latlon. Wt need lo get ltlrled
10mewhere.
"I agree with people who uy in every
other sport we have a champion. Wlth
the erplotive teams that we have today
I don't let! they'd 10 too long before
they'd hive a tcore.
"CORUnuatU.n with a sudden death
woo.Id be best becauae It would be a
aborter period of time lavolved."
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'lbe one-two· punch of Mille COntreru
aod Roy lollller dumped In JO straight
poinll in the clo8t111 lbrte minutes of
tbe · ee<ood quarter lo lead Huntlngtoo
Beach to an impressive 81-44 victory over
Suniet League rival Waatmlnater and
third-place !ii Ill 40th annual lnvl~al
ba.!lketball toornament.
After a slow start, the OlJers turned
In a atrong perlonnonce oflenalvely aod
clelemlfely. )luntinglon 8'acll only abot
34 percent frorn lhe' Doer, biltlftg· on
24 of 10 shots, but allowed W..tminster
14 leu field 11oa1 attempts with some
• stroq rebllmding by Miiler, Contreras
and A1an Hart.
l\'"lmimter bit on Zl ol 51 field goal
allemptl. but bad all ktn<ll of trouble
feeding the ball into Its hotlfft shooter,
center Dan Broderick, after the flrst
period.
Broderick ICOl'ed half of his team's I~ points In Ille opening period, but
Huntinglon'1 aauiOI z<!ne defense clog.
ged the middle and made it nearly
impoaatblt to feed lbe ball Into Ille
pivot.
Westmin!ler led by as many as five
points, 27-21, with 2:17 lell In the opening
half,
· Bui at tl)at point Miiler and Contreras
went to work. With the Oller defense forclna Weatmlnster into r e p e a t e d
turnovers, Huntingloo ratued off ill lt
atralght polnll lo lake a 31-27 balftlmo
advantage.
MllJer scored six of those Points, and
Contreras added the ether four.
The S!:COnd half · wu a rout with th1
Oilers outacorlng Wealmloater IM In
lbe third period to break the cof>tesl
wide open.
Hunlingloo Beach led by aa much .. = polnll in the llnaJ period and
coach Elmer Combs cleated bll bench.
Broderick wound up u the same'•
leading acorer will\ 17 polnll on el&ht
field goals ~ a &ff tbro)o. Randy
Combs was the only other Lion la double •
Dsures with I polnll.
Miller and C-Ontreru lopped lbe Ollera
with lS and 14 poinlll. Hart added. 12
points, mosUy on loog jumpers lrom
the earners.
'!be victory upped Hnlitlngtoo Beach'•
seuon record 7-2, while Westmintter ii now 6-4.
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San Clemente Battles
For Tournament Title
. By STEVll EKOVICll
Of t1111 Dlllf' ,.ntt 1t1H
The only thing colder than the temper-
ature outl1de of San Clemente Hlgh'a
gymnaalum was the shooUng of Estan-
cia'• vs.ratty ba1ketball team lnalde the
bulldlnJ a1 the Ea&Jes kicked away a
close same-lo the secand halt to finally
fall to San Clemente, 84-SO.
The Friday nt,ht game wu one of two
seml·final fracases in the second an·
nual San Clemente Baslretball Touma.
ment. Mllai• Viejo dropped lbe other
conteat in tbe lut few minutes to Saddle.
back, '5-«I.
Laguna Beach was ellmlnated from
the ocmolatlon bracket with a 5:1-47 loss
at the bands of Servtte.
Sao Clemtnte wtll now ploy Soddle-
back for the cbamplonlhlp at I lonighl
Estancia will meet Mission Viejo for
third place In a prellmlnary 1 a m e
ocheduled lot $.
The san Clemente -Eatancla contest
saw the acore at 12-11 at the end of the
!int quarter with the Trttons ahead.
~ Estancla coac h B91 Wetzel.got
a tute of things to come as his top off.
enslve threat, Skip Wllliam1, drew four
fouls with only two minutes to go ln that
nrst rriln.e.
Williams tat moet the rest of the game oo' ID'llil the wuing nUnutes when Es-
tancia needed him delperate.ly, but when
he returned he wu unable to deliver.
Then be drew b1J 1ut foul and went cul
for good.
Estancia trailed by only flve at the
hall, lWI, but Sao Clement&'! Eric
C2iriitemien. stepped on the gu and 8C· c8leroled bll teammates paat the fumblo
Ing Eagleo.
~ flntthed with 17 points
on the night to give him a two-aame
toumamml lntal of Ill.
George Barnett led lhe Eaal.11 both
in po~ 1rith II.
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were behind by ao lltllt u one polnl
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one situation and a bucket at the buz.
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Mater Del Hllh School adv-Into
Ille final round " -al lbe Conln• lnvltaUonal Baakelball tournamenl loday
with a ! p,m. encounter al Conioa 1113h's
gym with Collon for flltb place honors.
The M-~pod Jnlo tbe final
d&)''ol adloG llfter liruth!ni oil Aqulnu
Friday nl&i&< -· at N""° illlh· llllpb Cblndoo led tbl M.lttt Del five However, a.s hal been the case In
recent years, a tie-breaker has been
used only to settle the issue of advancing
a team in th-. payoffs.
Three people deeply involved were
queried on their Gpinklrts and .UUettlonl as to what miglit be done In the future
obout u., in the CIF final.I and ollmino-
Uons.
Magnol.ia :Nips Tars; 63-59;
bacl: lo lbO' vlclory trail llfter the
Monarcbl .... lldellDed ~ nl&lil
with a SUllUllng llM9 defeat at tbl buds
of Norte Vitia.
Chandol ripped the neto far 17 points
on .. vtn fteld goals aod -""' tbtowo wblle w.-Ra., wu blllinf
fO< I! aod Tom Walker WU adding
12, Coacll Mllrljoll Allddl of St. Pauh
"Yes, definitely, 1 think there should
be a de tireaker. It would probably
be difficult tO "work out but I'm sure
they could come up with eomethlng.
"No. foar ao.rn.--tor~ team ~'t
salW>cto17. All<r ~ ~ 1J _,. there tbould be a clear-cul,Jfillner
"' the _..board, nqi )llsl -a )'ll'daa• , champion.
"I llllnl! i IJe.i>l'oUor Wll<lld dtflllltely favor. the 'better tum,· elP"ClaUy tr ..a
all·~• ovei1ln\e , ·period · "u
employed."
COacb Ernie Jobft1oa of El Rancho:
"1 d<in't like ties. It IMml Uke·a lot
of Orfort !or nolhlOI. I know neither
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Newport Harbor IOll' lio bid for fll)h
place In lhe 40th annual Huntington
Deacb BaaUtball InvitaUOMI lournamtnl
Friday afternoon afltt dropping a as.ft
declaloo lo Maanolla at Hunlinllon Beach
"tt io. dJO[lpid lbo Sallcn' overan
,....... to ... and 1-J la lbe -.ey.
,. Unlike the fllldoa ti 1ta .C overtime
w\1 ovtr Lona BeaCh Wilson Thund1y nifhl, Iha Sailors of coach Dava w~
were cold ll'om tbl field tllrollPCJUt
'•lhopme.
The T1r1 were able to connect on
only 21 ol 63 rrom the Ooor for less
tbafP as perctnt and from the free U\row
line were 16-for-JI.
Datplte the nlped ilmo the Blu ..
jacli:eto ..... bavilJI bitting from lbe
Door, they were Jn the aame ri&hl up
unw 1:11· remained when Lee Haven
mode a !rte U.OW lo Ile It up at
IN!l.
Howtvw, eoecb &rm. W bee J er' 1
Mapoua ...,. thowed Ill clUI wllh
three stral&ht bucket& lo pull Into a
all-point lea4 wtlll four mliNlel to ,. ..
From there lbe Stnllnela plA)llid the
1k>w \ttUberalo wait, laklnJ the pod
1hota .ud maldq lhelr free throwt to
eiH out tht win.
MqnoUo led by Ii much as lllne
In the teC00<1 quarter ~ Newport
cl-the l•P mi<IWll' in the tllird
tlttaolly from Outtlde. '
period and op llU live nilnutao OI go.
Ha-WU bllb lar NIWJIO<I with
II ml Jeff MallDolf addad ll.
~Ila""""' beavlly an mt power
buctelt with lloua 0.-bllllnl from
lnoldo aod ~ llunay Jdttln&. _,,_
Nn'"'1 H.,,,., 11 11 11 ,,_.,
IMtl*le " ,. ,, l~ .......... HMtlf Utl .._. (ti) ""!"!" ........ .a •s• °""'" ''I" ' t t 1' L..,!llldlff I I , 'l 'I "4111-1 J 11s 1111 Mii,.,., tt•ll ''''"""" 1•1J, ,,,, ,_. .. , : : r : 22 1S It# T011is
Coach Jerry Tardil't el WU forc-
ed, bowt•er, to came behlDcl to
nalllhewrdlct.
TnllJng by two " the ball, tho Moutcbl <W9(lt lo a qutdt Im pOinl
leod In tho lhh'd period ud ...... tnlled
llfterlbaL kOtt .. ..., Mittr Dt1 I II 11 ........ MrlllNt-• ,, _,, u.a
Mt• Dt1 C•I ,....._ ~ .. ....... --.. , W•lktr 4•111•..,.. l'' jllf1h ••••• ....._ ' '
0-.. , J , 11 """'"' , , • " ... SJ JIJ ~· I I I• Cl'lrf o J ) ) IC..,.., • I • ,.t t ~llM Ill•..... tttl
Mc#iltMll'llfl t I ' ' ,.,.... I t I ! Kalltitrt a • t • ~ 1 • • ~ 1 1 ·11.___
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VUllTY
H-' HtrMr 4p, Ctlt• ~ I 911 -.,,.,_., (CMI itlnned Joh,_
(~::.:.: (CM) dee. $chide. fNHh 7-3
US-0; M11ltl' (MHI •l!lftell Mt11l1.:
(CMl i 1:11 : 113-SI. Cltlr tNH)
CCMJ1 W 1.-·-O'AmQ (HtO dK. OPll (Cl~l (HHJ ,1,.,..i Moor• ICMll
1·411 ' ' 0ll1-4!1mmtr1• tHH) pinned CHiien
(CMll 4:'2 ' )41, -CunY (HHI dK.. FtrNl'lllft
CCMll '1-1 157 -lMdrkltll INH) dee, R1UIY
ICMll 1-1 1a.:-bT"e IM+i) itlNll!d .IMnl~ lCMll
i:•7 u• -Dul'll" IHHJ 111Med 511eppeln1
(CMli ::M IH -.IMrtill (MHI PIMed Miiier
(CMl1 l :lf '
1-!V-Htrrl .... (NHJ WOfl n torf911
* * ......,. ...,._,a ~ ... MW, U
ti -~ (NH} dee. latldtl
(CdM)J..,, 1116 -S(:tlldl; (NH) lllMed Alb-II
(CdM)/ A:U
11$ -'Miiiet CHH) ~. MCGH
ICdMl1 lt-1
1n -St. Cll!r fNHl dK. Maf\on
(CdM)1 ·f.2 130 -D'Amlal CNH ) dee. Cl$k'I
(CdlAlr 1...,.
13' -Hcl""'I (NH) plflftllCI Jlll\H
ICdM)1 1;2S •
Ul -Htmmtl'H INHI PlnnH Stell
IC11Ml1 2:52 , 14-C11rry (NH) dee. CIM'llt (CdM)/ ...
)51 -eur -bY dtf1111t UI>-Hlltltr4 (CdMI l'inned OYt
IHHJ1 ::If 111-Grtlltnt (CdMl1 dtc:. Durttln •(NH)i'it..i
lf'-Mlrtlft fNH) pinned Adelnl
(CdMJ1. :0. .
HV-4ftrrlnt INHl won 'o'I forltll
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tt -~ (HHl plfll'l4d tllot1<1
CEii •:11, I ~ 1.....,,_IW tl:J Mc. SClll<*.(ffH)/ .. I ns-F-IE) ~ ,MJlltr tMHh .. ,
ln-r'rMlllNI ti!!) 1"ftMd ·st. Clllll'
(ltHl1 1:41 l:JO....O'At!'!ICO iMH) PIMM Tocld (Ell
1:00 • . 136 -Horpel (NH) plflfled Drtlu CEJI l:st, Ul -Htmlnl,.. CNHI dK. Klmbel
(El: IJ.1
14-Cllrfl' tNHI dee. H_.ft CEii ..
ID-ltlldr!tln (NHI pinned All!lft
Cl!!J; 1:1•
1.--D11 OIHI lllftntd Sll'fder U!'l1
"' 171 -er1nt n:;> dee. Durkin CNH)J •• ,,~ -Mafllft INH) •!nlltd SllerfW (NH )I :Sl
"HV -Kerri,,. (NH) drt'# ll:1Ylft0ftd
IE'' IM •
* * Cull MHI U.. UrMi Ml fMr 1' ti -MOc,. (CM) •lnntd l1ndel
(CclM)1 :U 106--Klnt (CMI 11l11ntc1 Allyn ICdM)1 '~ 11~ !CdMI dK,' Mlntl fCMh
15'1
113 -Purtell ICM) pinned Miiion (CdMI: 1:10
1»-Ct*'I ICdM) dee. D11!1 (CM)I 11-1
1•11' -Mwrl (CM) plnMCI Jones (CdM)1 1:71
141 -811111n tCMI plrined Scott le.NI); :53
, l4-,Cl1rirt (CdMI dee. Ferrym1n
1CM >i l-1
lS1-Rtll!)' tCMI won by torttlt
wt-t4111!ird· (~I cite... J. Mini• (CMh .. 1 • ,
1/a-Gr......, {CdMl pinned ~I"'
ICfo\J; :"5
IM-Mlller (CMl 6K. AdMnS (CdM)/ ...
HV-IM .,,.tell
FV ·Cops
Tourney
Fountain Valley'a wresUing
team downed all opponerita in
the North Torrance
Quadrangular W e d n e s d 1 y
night to earn the tournament
championship.
Th e Baron niatmen felled
boot North Terrance, '3-tO,
and sailed put Warren, •
H, and SaJ! lleniardlno, 36-23.
Bln>nl Chris Scirlel (US)
and Glen Aodenon (W) pin-
ned all three ttmes while
le•pwale! 'l'bn Fbnn (130),
Joe . "'-<._,. (Ill,), . Bobby
W•lker '(]Jj), and Po c I
~ (JI) went undefeated.
Mackey ee~ a new school
record · when be pinned hll
oPJIODeDl In a nifty t t secoodl.
The jWana......,.. klle unUI
Iller Christmu when they
17 a ~ el to the Long Beach
Tocinllllflll with most other
.... llCllaols.
* * * NewMtf H.,..., ... Ctl'Hll 1ltl MM 11
ti -Wtclt (COM) pinned MfVfl'I
{NHJ1 :11 •
10. -Andenen fHHl """I llY ~It
ll5-Y1b1Df1$11y (NHJ -by farlell 123 -Jlcob&tll (NH) .k ,Cl!lrf
ICdMIJ 17..i '
q11 -KOP&lllt.I {NH) 11rMld Cltl!IPI
ICdMll l:.tO 1
13' -HL'COll (CdM) Pinned EYIM
INHh S:2t
U I -NHl!em lCdMJ llet. Blumkt
CNHh J.1
14-Griws CHIO 11lnned Klltlnt~
-rfh CCdMJI J:ll 11 l.l~1rtter INHJ 11l11ned Sl•in.ker ltdMJ1 l :i!Q '
1.--Cuny (NH) .tj-.f Lint ICdMli 1;1111 . '
Ull -Roflleflbet91r INHI pinned ldlu>9ultf' (CdM)1 l:4S .
IM -A• (NHI _.. b'f tek.!t
KV -~W (NH) -~ forftll
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~el'IW (El w.\ b¥ fwf>rlt
1°'4lt<lm 1£J -by lorftllt 115-Ho'lt (El cite. (Ody (CM}J 7 .. 1:0-Fren. (El _,. by forftjt I 119 -Marrufo CEI Mc. It. Cfl"llo ICMl1 1·1
l~llOll ISi clK. :s;..11bt,..er
ICMl1 '-l •
111-GJlloclY ICMI 11!rlntHI Sdlulh: fE>: 1:40
1'9-W111111nt (CMl pinned Atl'ilev (Eli
U7-F1te (El dK. Glltw't (CMl1 ,, .• !..........._ C1111tillo (CM) plllntd Mo"1I fEll I :11
111 -er-IEI PlnMd lir1htlm
ICMh 1:10
1t4-Avn-(El -by forttll HV-Gtllt'I IE) -by forttll
* * * ets•• MtS1 1to c._ -.i MW :w,
ti-wldf. ICdMI -w forftlt 1-..0 rnakll IU-l!:lld't' (CM) _, 11'1 forfeit
17).....Ct:lf'I le.Ml ....,. 11'1 ~I llO -Costttlo lCMI ~ OAmPi
(CdM)1 1:47 '
1J6-Hbron !CdM) p!l\l'ltd S..ltlberttr CCMll 1 :20 '
1'1 -GU1oolf ICMI PlnM1f1HNhem
CCdMJ: 1:51 ,
1.-.....WlllllfM (CM)d9(..'ttll/l!!llWOl'tll ICdM~I 7.z ,
IJJ-Gllbert {CMI 11fnntd Sl1l111ktr (CdMl1 \:SS
161 -Colh!llt CCMl plnntd L111t (CdM)i ;_., I
l~ltr~..(CdMI 11ll'IMCI' Or1·
helm !CMll 1:<17 1 lf'-M m1tch
liV -"" rntk:tl
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TOTAL TUM NIMTI
1. H..,._., H1rtlor, 12S '· Ett1nc1&,
10 1. CO&l1 ""-• 6.1 '-CD,_ Oti Mir, SI ... ,_,
I, Hi!'WPOrt H1rtlor, 1lS 2. Etl1ncl1,
N t. ice,_ dtl Mir, " ot, to.sit Mffl1 •46
Nt/I • Looi< ~.,. But tor 1111 Hol>
dal/I. cri ..,. of Sir WoU.ri tam""'
Bvropcan J.Uuor Haircut.I.
Sii WAL'lll'S
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,I\ •11n ·~· ·i.'""P• 'Y:'.~ 't--":· ,f~"-f 1;9~ 2'4 . · 1. ' .. 3.tJ • . . ~ .. u , , . I " . -t-2,! . I ·value .. .. · · ' ~·· vet,., 'n~~_:n . • ·. · ve~ · . ~J .... .;..~-~ ... .-+~~~··~.·:~. ~+_<,:. ~.~.~.:·; ··~~~
I ~ T·~·TA"°'°'' ·I· "'~l~IY~S -IY"-I ~~_j,a.,111• ~ ::· :i
I ·~···•AMJ.' l . ''~na MLL : I , H.A_I~·~~~ . ,. ":~-
I . 2.95 . 94c I . 11<95 :"· 7" ·' 1 . •,9~~.3 ffr ; , .. ~ value . v•liie t. • value ,, · ~ ., .1 ii
Lindroth Wiits·T.ars' _&.~.-;,..-· ..... -. +.· .: .... :-:~~-+-~~ ~,:.L; '. ~ ... 3i ·, .. . '. '•' ' •'. -~ ~u.,o~·~·' '·····•oOD-I M&Y,IL .',~, . r'I
Most Valuable H~nor '.. ::" ~•-& 141111y ·:~~: •1!9~·~· ••T 1 •.•·~uL~ .. ~ : 11
. · . "" ,, I ·17 ,95 5t4: • ...9s . I '4 15.9.5 ~· e 'i. ~ric Undroth was named coaclles · -AI Irwin, ·Ed · '"·•' , I I II · ' ,I,
most valUable on the Newpcirt . NtwJand 8.!"1 Jack Fllllerton..~. Jl!~U~ "'• ·;;..' · . ~. .. val•• ' i: ~ • va ~ "~· ~" J:I
·Harbor High School vanily tain~~·:a~0=:'1~~,t-~~~-•.~---+ .~ --.~ --+ ~ .... ~."'9 \~. ,
wat.er wlo t.am In a •pec;!,!I while M BenUey, Rick . ->· .' IOPPD JO•llMV · ·l , ,, ·•EAL,,, .... ., I TDAfllOtl IJ awards banquet honoring me Pierce and-Ski Common were I ~I . .. . : Ji!lltl,1'95 . ~ ,, .1 ~ t
-lime :CJF champion Tars boQorod ·for uplolts In <rou ·SEIYICI IAUIE "J I ;'LOIJ IAftl' IOLL I CR~ i!YC .. ' •; and the cross country team. CO\UltI'Y I .. . ., . , . . " . i -;. ,., ~nt at the school · · · 314 , • ;I '. ,'169S .,... I 4.95 194 ·•· cafeterla for the ceremonies Wattr Polo . I 9.95 . • ... · ... . ' .. , ' " 1 • • ;:, • • ·,-', ~
were three past Newport Varsity -MV~ ,Eric. Lin· value , , · . "· .; +· v-.lu~\• '.I? + .,.,,lflU• " -1 ·< , =1· · droth; Captain: Bot. 'Kelgh ; I-· , -~ . ~ · · ii .~ ~. ' · '·. --<1... ~ l"" · 1 •
Most linpfoved· oJGtui w:1~x.. - - - -·---. ... ~ mllli - - - - - - --.. -..~Jim 'o;,,--,-~~ • ·--' • ' . " J~ '·"'•" .... ,,
Sh()wdown fi!~~~':i .l -_ ~'·'"~'' -i ·· ·l~.,_co :~~ · · i ~ "·~I': l
For Rangers,
U i:ti,Beach
. It's sI/owdown boor for the
Coast <Rlflga"S II they1 er>!
tertaln a1ways potept J.o\lg
Beach at Newport Beach's
Marlne'1 • Park in a PacUlc -~ Jn;gue duet. '
Kickoff Is at 2:30.
Cee -MV: )lni'>Smlth; I ... .... ...... I -'COTTA•i '. I .c'.-Y~MJ, \,,~f· ·~, I
Captain: Rµ:t>~SnYtiei:: Moat ,, f'· "~ ·4-..,.. • ,. . .... C ~ ..... 9':;J:.1~·.~.,, "·~ Improved: Jim Claflsbn._ 1 .I · 9.95'1.'i..·:' ,' ·~ I '.'~~5 , · · I ... ~J,i!'·1fj,,~ir,.;;1 ~· ;rt1 _. , ,. . •a•••"· ... , • ... , , .•••• ,, . ,,.a¥• "M":i' . '". . CfGu ·~ L -. . . . + . ·~·1 . + , , ... ~;1;y eap:~ .. ~Gf~k -r-~1~'-~•-:~4-~ ~~.:--~,-,~:.!.~:~ .,: ~t :~~.~-»~.; ~n~~ ~ed! Sid '" 'K11!1NIR • ·•!·~-,N~T.~'!'t;. I ... -~·D~··-'-~t'! . ~,·1 Fl~=~:va~~~h~~c~ , s~!!'l '~~Y 111 . I-.~-~~·~.4r _~"1 .I ·'~~i j"._~&"':~il · I
Andte'wi: M . o1mprovec1: I 17,,s , $84 I , Jo.t,s •·•• C: ~' I. .,1·t.11s '*'f~. i'
Mike ~-value · f viilue ..,, . • 1 '-.Aaue ~-· ., J
Frosh-Soph --MV:· Denny I-· • + w ,,,. + .,_. . · J
Coach Brian McCaugbey's Clille; Captain: ~ate Brown · - - -• - - - - - -illif ... - -· ._ ._ --1--.;,,--.S ~:~ ~:,:o ~th ~~~i~ Most.JmprovedrTlm·a uq. • " . . " . TRANS01••-· 1~fisoorf.~ .'
tte agalnsl Temple Ctty to ' ', , ( CHEElfUL IEAl.FUL I . ~ ~, I ,, "'!'lr . "l..'" , , . ,. . ,~ :, J ~~~..,.u·~"fie:·~~::,.h~~ Sale Opens 1 MAhEL D~~L . 1 TRIK~T, Ak ~ ,~AND:! Kft\, E~,; f
Ioop ·hortllities and is the only 16-.00 39( I a.95~ illl94 I . 4;95. ~Jl -C l
:::f!o;.,::St left to Ranger For Playoffs I value . + valu1+>'"-· · -1-" . alue. ·~•:{"
McCaughey's group had won I-- -.--.·-- - ---'· '· ~ .- - - -- -. --. fOur ·stralgbt circuit crowns Tickets priced at $8 each ~, "" \...l
before dislnte~aUng I as t are .Vatlabl< now by mall I MADX . I HA•I !JIO , , I , R•MCO T,~~111~'! . ~:~ ~~""'..:i:er~=·= :.u~~·='~~~~ •. Go.ocfC:A11 I STARDUST." I '· -~ .. -. .' ~ nf.~:tl•.. " ol all·TOlind greal J Im Pauley Pavilion next March JU ~~~8":bo :~J~lth~ 013
: J!kets aie RQOd for I !~!! ·~4
I :~~:. 44 C I !!i!! :.,'J'
now defunct Los Angeles both d a Y ' s d9u1>1eheaders. ... · + · ' · + ·
Wolves. Or,ders ar~ lin\t.tecl' to four - - - - - -. · , ilm - -. --· -~ • -. ..._ ~ '1 ~· .. Howevet1 • McWilllams will · per ·order. " ' '· =$
beali!<!nlSunday.He'lspiiSs-'. Che<l<S; mc1~1Ilrig._a .50-oerit 1 IDIAlPl,;AY.TIMl-1 ·HK•EDll,E·EDlllJS ., ·~"·~~·.~ ... ,. ':·~I
ing the li6lldays ln ScoUand. ml!-lling charge, should be KOOKY KAKIS ING .. ~ .
The' Rarigen tuned up for made· out to "UCLA Basket. I TUBIY DOLL I or I TH ~ • .•. .-•·-Sundiy•! show by manhandl· ball" and sent to the UCLA .
lng 'liighly regarded ,Dlnubia, ath\dlcticket'olfice,P.O.Box I 17.f5 ,... I BY MATIIL A64 I 11.95 464 ': f: 1-1,a~ago • COJ17~;Ange1 ... -. I-.. :.-:: - -..:·_ +1!;!5,::1•.:_ _.._ --1-_·::•:.. ~-" ~I,'J~
LUV·Lm • SAYE 7.50 I REMCO 1i1 I TRANlf;tGRAM I ' KINNE~ ·~IT. . •
Att .. h .. ,. y::":' .• :'~·.,::~::'.~ .. _ ••••H I JIT PLANI I CONITRUCTALL I BAKI OYIN , ' II
t• frt111uency end •olumt crtttin9 btt Mliful P"Y· 1 JS4 I ,' 194 15.,95 79• '1' I • checlelic 1;911t;119 .u.ct.. s47u 1 &.~5 1.99 . I ~ •
.... M.10 value , . + .•.•Iv~ , + value . 1 :, 1 1 ORC~. E~ECTRO .. ICS I--_. - - - - -.-- - - - -._. -~ '-'·.it~i~
1617 SU NllOI. COSTA MIU. '1
l'HOMI .. ~., I PIE$SMAN tlANI I REMCO BULLDOG I M~RX T,OY. -~ I
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CAL'S I CAMERA
1780 tftwport llvd ..... Costa Mesa
l'tloa• 646-9383
1 .· s .95 84·c I 11 .99 494 1 , 2.95 84•j· 1~• va lue value value . . J ~--!---~.-+------+----~~ I IEMCO S~&LEIUN. I MARX PINBALL I TIANSHIAM t.zn 1
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; llciyfront-l'ier & SUp
3 BR-3~ bl. + lam. rm. Xtra lge. fee sim-
. pie lot on pri. street. Arch designed & cus-
, tom blL View of entire bay $165,000.
Joe Clarkson
-. Elegance ly The Sea
: cameo Shores oceanfront home w/exciting
: ocean view, & C.lalina-3 BRs, formal din.
· rm. 3 car gan~. Lrge. Inner patio & front
ternce-f 15',000. '
Mrs. Raoston
Delae leach Duplex
Modern with 3 BR 2 Ba each. only 6 yrs
. old-upper living oom 23 x 26 both have
bllin>-•ery low down BBking $52,750
~ Walter Haase
Udo hl1 Room To Add
2 BRs + lanaL Plans avl for additin. 43'
--IoL New cpts. & drps. Large patio on 5ide
mada-$51,500.
-. Mn. Raulston
-Ho-and Apt. Balboa
. ·Near new contemporary 3 BR. 2 BA. den
"/wet bar. CpL Bll·ins. Copper plumbing
_plus 1 BR apl Enjoy income and deprecia·
lion. Only few doors to Bal-$49,500.
Mn. Marion
. Udo Isle Lot $40,000
··8&00141. IL lot w/bouse pla.ns for 4 BR. pool
home. Ex~t. value Owiler lranJterred
• muat ..U plclllnl and plans in .our office.
· !In. Marion
lllld Oii View Lot ·
99' Fronta1e with oubtandJng ocean view.
Owner will trade f\IU price $25,950-$8000
equity. Fee land.
Charlotte Long
OfflCE ·OPEM
SATURDAYS
COLPWILL. IANKD &' CO.
Moo L COAST HIGHWAY
: NIWPOllT IEACH
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom) ,
443 Glouchesler, Eastside, CM
546-5440 (Sun 12:30-5)
(2 Br. & Family or Den)
2518 Via Marina, Newport Beach
642-3219 (Sat & Sun)
(3 Bedroom)
415 Glouchesler (Eastside) CM
546-5400 (Sun 12:30-5)
460 62nd Sl (Newport Shores) NB
642-4772 (Sat & Sun, Ail lO:AM)
(3 Bedroom & F1mi1y or Don)
1129 Pembroke Lo. (Weotcllff) NB
548-8281 (Sal & Sun 12-4)
393 vi.ta Baya (Back Bay) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
'(4 Bedroom)
2025 Baltra Place (Meoa Verde) CM
5411-2004 (12-4)
(4 Bedroom It Family or Den)
18th & Tustln, CClta Mesa
Tl'act Pb: ~183, 673-7300,
10-4:30) '
17174 Santa Madreina, Fountain Valley
540-1720 (Sat 1-5)
1857i"Lu Flo....,, Fountain Valley
6411-7171 , 11411-2313 (Sun 1-5) * 1642 SanU.co Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
· 6411-1550 (Daily 10-5)
(6 Bedroom)
2500 Wavecz<ll Dr., Corona del Kar
644-0020 (Su.n I-$)
0 (5 Br. & Fomily or Den) .
2041 Swan Or. (Mesa Verde) CM
· 1148-7888 (Sun 1·5) .,.,... .. ......... .. .............. ,, ..
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''A'' Frame
Unique 3 bdnn OOme with
pool A:: plenty of 11pace for
badminton court or prden.
Vacant
CHAS. ARNOLD
JERRY RtEUD
31B & 17th St., Of
Realton MS-7755
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4 bedrooma llJi bl.tbel. l:Aqe 900 ., ft uni.ti with
erd:lled prqes a: in ex-
cell'"t omdlt1on. °"""' 1o-1 ................ ...; ...... .,1 View View cation near schools• mop. Cuttom 3 Bednn .,... .. _ 601 St. James Pl.
'"' only $24,950
"""· OWner uklng WRAP IT UP Musive none tlttpl.. Giant CLIFFHAVlifl $27,500 mutor oulto. View to La-4 BR, 3 both. La,...,.,.,,.,
FOR CHRISTMAS runa A Catalina. Am-lot. Room I« boat, calllpor
low price for area. or trailer. Oo8e IO scbooll
& IM! •·-""" ..., alter ;,, and """"""· $41,950 • will 143 Broadway 645-0111 ·-~ • "'!UNG" take amall local house. du-uu. 4 BR 3 ho. llmi'1 "'°"' ~i SPRING plox or '"'°""' tn trade. home dealgned around an Open house Sat, Sun 1~ COit• MHa 11M encloltd atrium. DellghtfUJ • n'D AT mv by 1 ,1 Ro ,___ 1----"";;...--.;.;.;;o I
' . ·-,.., ~· J. ... app ... r. ··~·-5 IR 2 BATH panannuc view, ~'11<:."C" at •• .. ANY11lfE'' DAVIS REALTY &U-7000 •
night f'Oll can !Jee the tn.Y· Cpts/drps, bit-Ins. .$25,500.
riad llahts acroa the Back 2629 Harbor Bhil., Ci\1. Real Estate ID% dawn or a&IWlle na.
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Bay. New, unusuaily attrac.. ,rnL,.. _ '21,500 S.letm1n N-"'-"' live, IVAN WELL'S oome lD nAI • -Leue or lte/opticm. eonven. 5 Units on 2 IW k>ts. walk-Dover Shores-For the tam-Westclfff ArN Y~. EDersttic Rea.I Es. Joe. CAU. MR. NELSON
ing dlstancy lo Oeean, all Uy who hu everytliliw' .l PrHtige address. ~iuter tate l&leanan lo '9t'Ol'k: in 540-1151 {open eve.) Hai-
with prages. now wants a home to Co siud bedrooms, 2 baths. modnn, agress.ive offi~ tage Rea.1 Estate CORllN•MARTIN with It! MERRY MERRY Rmtic llvtog rm. used brld< Exporience not ...._,,,, * VACANT * 4 BR 2 ho,
REALTORS Rey J. Ward Co. wall.J, b8med ceilings, ft~ = ~~ FA hrat. Try$1400dft. ~
3036 E. Cont Hwy, CdM (.&:,· est Officel ,.pl:;~"'!.!!.~1g720. Pool. fit Sharl~ Plan. it '°" $22,500. Nr. ~
675-1 "2 Anytime 18C2 Santiago Dr. 6*-1550 ~ .... ~ M M LaBORDE n--• I 16th SL Lockhart 1}111.
; _:_ M ·!I :zmz:z::::==:;::::=z I TARBELL 2955 Horbor ,,;, E.' l7th St. • = ""w. 19th SL, CM
D I $24 950 NO MORE WORRIS EASTSIDE $21,!iOO. 2 ]&e
lip ex • Bib. ...-. din rm & In lrolchoor C""' -D•l Mar 1115 Eastskle Costa lof~. Hard· kllch, gli&tf:n!ng hdwd fln. r Ul'I 3 BR Fl"eedorn H , _
wood noon 1. double car about u.terior maintenance tw.Y frpl:c I: w a J le l n a 4 BR home w/finht watll'l' fncd ·yard Dbl de~ .... '
prtp llJ)Vatftw uni.ti (2 ol. your bomt. L a • n .. dlltance to all lbopa. With View beautiful c a r p e t a. Auume S'ii" ntA. .:!:
bdnN ., ch). Extra lo1'p -1*. -will oil 1>t Ult-......i dn .,.,... llll/mo -. 111 ~ lull ~ --
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Well..McCaNllt, Rltn.. 3 BR' 1* hi.Ill ..at school.I GAULT 5f0..ll51 Io pt 11 1 el
mo Nn-port mvd., CM. Ir ~. lftk!d pool. e91!1) Herltqe Real Eata~ '1UalO
!'>tl-1129 };vn. -dllb hOoioe, ...... A "-LEASE $305
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NEW LISTING 2-.--. ...nw.·-·-elled lamlly room A.
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For all the Details call: . . • ~";\ W~mri:.:: ': : ~~~ .~~ N~"it 'H~fli/h ~ '210 6'4-1131 A!!'! Unfilrnlahed k•N r~Ls 2N~,i~;'= ·l'l#;~·IG,~•ma-od!llta:-. -. * 3 BR. 3 •Iii. Hoe & 2 Lagun•Nl~I 37~ Gontral 5000 Apli;Unfllml-
5 1Q-.J!M1'.ll.. , J\li:~ ~ i<dllfed 2 BR. d-1 ~-. Br.°"""" VII apt. Xlnt 1oc. NEW 4 811, LlauDil Niguel. 8allioo Q00
Norm Dol>niwslcl 714/136 6MI
or IVOI l Woolloncl1 . 714/135-4355
• · tO .-"""' iur 11w~ Idle. SU>. DH Meyer Pl. '' nr, &ch1s A trans. 5M--7249 View! $275 pm-mo leaae. ND Baycro;tl;~ '"!'11{ I~ = .J~~7124 o ~!"!M .... 3BRwlthP>ol,'parlly-. mim-oo VE OME 2 Bil Unlllrn s.aa. Apt.l!'l!'!'!'"!!~"!!"'"'""'""""'"'l!'!l!l!!!l!ll!I ___ ..
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jiu ._,.""' • < ·~"BO ~ ~ ~ ~m"2 BR. 1»uee.' •!:"· W.1948 Aplt. Fyrnlah&d IMMED. OOOJPANC'l AVAILABLE • 11111-Roni I 6060 I
• & """'dlarm. 21' .... ' E!P,'_, & drpe """'" lrplc. Win~ $115 !lo-rt ~ha-3220 Gonaral· I ' 4000 c1-to Shopping, Park Blitr Whit., ·n..iior . • . ....
by rm~IOOt.BI pa t.: .. .iumdeth AJuden uw ,-· . .a.1 .. 1ta 0-.. 1, ' , •59acloul:SBr'1, 2Ba 675-4630 ~ 6'2-2253 * .. VACANT .... -·~·1ew--~
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• tt.. c. GIU:ER.,lle'11" $21,llili-~ ·BR;~ ~. bloCk ~1111~;,. ·a..~h VQ5 bead>. u .. of 2 blg pools, 3 Roolllt Fumllvre • n,i, -~ JBc1a Balboi. Island 5355 Rlty, 91\1 w.19th SI., CM ~ ,,_ ,....... sue Via W6 -walls; bl•bur, v A.FHA ~ , Bil 1 BA, . VERY NICE:. ~-~tot, etc. 1'25 $25 Molith 1845 Anahalm Ave. 3 BR. 2 BL -· AD ui E. 17th, c.M. ~ ~ • ..,. d .ur
I Eittbluff "1242 'f!QUonal """"'""' aYailabl• Panon:i'nle vt.w, walk to FU1L OPTIOI\ TO BUY COSfA MESA 642-J824 elec: Frpk, boaul 'riew,·~· ......,i leue, Jai fl it.n. .. AMAZING ' 'tti10tiiliii!il
' 8'7-6363 v•-· Beach. • ··-$250 Dover41hont · 3227 ~· ..... -'vallablel • 'ly lie. 646-7988, ~ • -w/alley. 0 w n • r ........ In "" -'FOR Sale by Owner. eon-3 BR.,2~ba.uturm,fam m"c; ..... ~tl!l8· ~,;, Nodepoalto.a.c. $135; 2 BR. 2 ba., w/w, ·· fB..60,:W dep,rtment .. Jt.o.u ~ Eu!blull. 3 )>dr · · • • • · · H.F.R.C. blms, <jrps. clilld..n " pel EatabllWd! EARii 1800 I 2 "&~ ; ·b!ill w, 1.-... ~ rm, lndJc!>d. shake -t.AGUNA -Ocean View L'l'f•ly, 4 B• • Vl•w Fumllvra R.1ntal1 . O.K. 5M-liS80 Bier. Hunll""°" INch 5'400 UNUSUAL Sbop, • ..,..,. • OJI ~ A · ~~
I _-.. ·. ·''"" $25,000 •. ClWn<f trans , H~~.~-tlillJ"'" ~-" u-•~11 .... ...J.' lnDo Sl7W ~•c "'""'M -... Newpor!Afta. PARTfua:.)i-~ ~ed: draJ)t'd~ If.ti a r 84T~ -~_-,..-~...... ......,., '-&I,\ ":""-" ~ • ....,...e _ Vet' • 1 .. _ .M. ~ * 673-4279 * v"""'
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614-14.... • • • ' -·-·1•••ah "170$ 2900 mo.~.: Jotm Moonab Rlty HOLIDAY p• ••• . ON•THE·IEACH SUit R. E. or ? Nr. _,_., ........, ct.Pitel ol_~CllO. ·~ ' . ·· · ~ .. !,.. ,,._ ·v1c1tlon R1nt1l1 642-8235 DELUXE gpacloYil Bdqn. ...... .. to U.!m.001 aood car,
'i Coron.• Cltfi.ur ·. J~250 FABULOUS New 4 Br. 3 Fum. aPt. '135 Pid. util. HARBOR 2&3Wl,roomApta. :0:-:,-:.::;1,, =Ile= a~
213 FERNLEAF Ba.i-beecbbouseCapi.strano Bick Bty 32'° HeatedpoOl.Amploptl?ldng • ~ llvirl& 1o pleue'tbe ·r· 613-0860 lea1t 1-iYe bou•
). ter1ect 2 Be4room ~ch ]' Beach,torenttorC'bristmas ' ' 1965~~drea:o ~ GREENS ~~tflW· Now momo.Rltr. Meldy.Wrlte:SPEEDVE;tf f htwne on 4S x ~· (1% Now til Jan. 5th $200. 213/ 2 BR. Slba, ra.lsed trplc. na. . a Office Rentil , 6070 DOR, P. o. Box 518. $:1'
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.!!!LU-•IJtl-P .. sop nn w/prv ontry. S..ker su.<!90l m BRANCH auNAG'".;: Wond2rful blutt.·; v 1 e w . _ ....,, .• • :frame cabin, mod. o;mv. water pd, $185 mo. lat A incl p lfi Air Condttfontd .,-s;A
°"""'selling, 169,900. .._._... m..,.. 6 $2& + d., $150 last,.;q 54l>-l;098 11'5: 3 BR. triplex. Cpts. • uW. . IC IC'[e' ONl'ORES'/AVENIJE Expaadlps.Emi'pt !O>'D~
546-8693or613-4953 •414 .. 11n +wk. 9lj8..3597 • Frplc. Will consider pet. i.2 &: 3 BDRM. Desk tpllCU avallahlti ta Acency, neects.lliln or
, -tCCl'\lfALS Coron1 del Mir 3250 Broker~ Heated Pools, Qilld care newest olOct build!n& at man to.~Colta Me.a
Balboa Peninsula 1300 ~BAY • A p1cb,,,. Hou ... Unfvml1L-• ""'""N·0Adlpe;·'°a11Shoppowedlng -m 0ce .. A,.., H.B. -location ID -..... --· Dl~mcel . . .,._11e n\anor home tn'seclud-,.... CHINA COVE Co1t1 MeN' 4100 2700 Pete,_; Way, at Har-cn-t) 536-l~T Laauna Beach. AJr coadl-'IJOl fteceuary. wlll • trP\. B 1 ·Ea Cute ed g_~~.se~ ... <1300 !llJ· General 3000 Onthebaywithoceanv1ew. • ~ •-t£ooed. carpeted. belotiU $65(11 casb ~re. UCJ s r (t. ~ ot 6 brdnns, I ~)'" I ' I.. Ver): prlvare tn excluaive ~ SEA . ~K bor & A~~--Meaa. $125 & $150: 2 &: 3 BR. paneled putitionJnc. T w. quired. Salary $250 per,...
A, Gem .on the 1'Point'f. large dining nn,· tariilty' rm RENT or' _ItUf. S .Ba. • ~a. Pvt heh. Elegant " ·';r" MOTEL apta. N~w1y decor., cpts. entrucel: Ftontaat cm to~ sil-111 lime otlftfla. t 3 BR. 114 'haU., fireplace A w/YP, , play yard, 1 ocean bath, good. co nd l ti on, yr old 3 BR. w BA dream • &: cirps, llltns. Rettig, avail. Forest AYe., rel.? leads to For a~tntinent phone '
f'Urllace, lge dJ:>l gar .. Near views, lovely treeS • ll29,500 $250/mo. Call · Larry house in immac cond, Lux· WEEKLY RATES Excellen't. Park • like irur-2 Children OK. Nr. Beach Munclpal patina k>ts. SSO 1 ('ll4l 135-UU
1 pUblic beacbv ~nt coo-Adjcining lot, completely S.1JS1 Heritaa:e Re a I ury features thruout incl blt· roundinal fc:.-adults reql.dr-mvd. &-Main. cloae to per mcctb Soe IPfiC9. DeO Golnt Into Butlne.!
dition, . .,oWna' $40,250. tan<ticeped, for ale with or 'Estate.• ~, .... ins, brand new lush cptg., 2301 Newport Blvd., CM tng peace 6 quieL llCboola & lhopping. M.7~ and chain a•ail&ble tor $5. Golden opportunity 1n blleb
' BURR WHITE. Rultor alter home sale for $27,500. $175;· •BR. f.am. nn-. 11' cont. boating, 2 "" gar. , e 646.7"4$ e . DlacrimlnaUve TOIWlts NEW 2 BR. APTS, B-.• l>oon ..,...,,. .,... FtillllJ>o 66 -
2001"Nowport Bl'(<I., N.B. . ba. F•nced yd. 2 FrpJ.,., Bo•ut !Urn or unfum. Only $"5 un. 1. 2 6 3 BDllM. AP1'S. ADULT LIVING oervloe available lor $JD. Station I ..... , lllll Bl<Ji. ~ 675-4630 Eves .673Jl859 LAG,UNA VIEW HOME· On Childron &·pet O.K. 534-69811 for the""" putlcular. Im· '° na. Up POOL. NO am.I>REN FRCIM;•,120 t!i..,!'!!1~~ ~ -llde • l!azlne pr. Nowpcil< ·
I. .. .. ..... cul~. , .... 'to Bia • • mod poss. u.... • SludJo ".;ach apt.. MARTINl"'UE • ............ Boacb.'~· • F & I town ~ ~. od --~· Private Party 6'75-4593 e Incl UW. & Phone'""' 'I' Mn. Jacl!lon,·),lsr. DAIL~ CHUCK '::;;:.u-lnvfftm9nt ncome • ~...-.·· ""r .. m ... ...,... $160· 3 BR. 1% ba fenced • GARDE 2312 England St, Apt. B -._.. uw~~ !1 ZJt•m•"& Gueot Apt. ,..u rm, ~arg• lanal nn, 2 bod· yd.; w/w, 'mpeL'.'0utllde 3 BR. Unfun'.11"' 1n China •MaJdServlce.TVaYail. N Am. -t.i.G AV»rul: nc: m.mo ·nc, rrf.10l3
! blt concrete block Construe-rms, ~tio • $38,500. pet O l< Broker 534"'980 C.ove avad til June P'{S. e New Cate & Bar 18th &: Santa Ana. CM HUNTINGTON APl'S. WA BUCH BEAUTY SALON
. tion, ~·beach & partial TU,RNER ~SSOCIATES . ' · or. it, (?rd on rrb' Jee. 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9155 c:au Mrs. Hendenon &ti..~ ADULT LIVING · ~ · ~ ocean view, $34,500 ;z~:F' No: coast-mVll-" . Co1t1 M... 31·00 6'f3..1126 COLOJtFUL atmosphere for im Santa Ana, Apt w. c .M. New~~~:; ::, Mo. Deluxe Offices For s.Je. 60.tns
1· Graham Rialty LoqUDa_}!ieacb ~n4),494-ll77 DUPLEX 3 BR. 2 ba frplc, artiBt or atudent. Large 1323 H~ S~t SUITES.oraln&leoUl.cestrom Monty to Loan 6320
I, Noar N.B. Poot Ole. 6464414 cti~STiRN ,AWARD 5 Bil 2 ba, cpt./-. blt·ins. ~ts, T.,.;,,."!!:.!:.'!"° pa$85~'·,·~-.· &~~: "THE GABLES',-2 BR •· 155. Carpets, air condltfoo. _ _,:..;.;_.;,..;..:;;_-";.o,;I "'!!!!!!'!~~~~~·~1t·· A'-4 ·Br:--semt CUstotn Leue $210/mo. Call Mr. _.....mo. w•....,.,.....,. v•~ .,A,r-!111-I • ""' ~ SpaC. 2 Br., 1% ha'. w/priv. 81 ·•~-~-~Cpl>., Drvt. in&. aecfttarial 1ervtce, RETIRED COUP\. ~·· ,1___ • · 'Nebon Ml)..USJ. HerHage area • ....-dulta tns, wamn•:-1-/dryer. Clole ._, I tlon ~-FAMILY HOME nun~ from $35,450.00 N:ow Real v~.;.. 1 2 BR., 1 Ba.; cptl., drpa. • gar, a • cpts, dl'ps, blt· to San DieKQ Fwy. S1BO Mo. celtua< oca . ..,,...,., Hu money to lend on
1 4 Bdnn muter xtra ·lge 3 ander.-eonstrQetton. Located -..,-... • Avail. Feb. 1sL $145 Mo., NEW channbw l Bt. new ns; prlv. patiol, $135. No children er peti M7-m16 c.ounty Bank BkJa, 230 E. tnd mortpps. Call .
batbA famuy rm dbl ~ on Moontain View Drive, oU • BR .2 4 Meytr .Place, 546-1140 Eves. furn. Muat eee to llRftC. 24.n ORANGE 17th SL, Of, &&2-1485 8rolr:n' sn.im • ., dJJi TyrQi'·Drive. • ·• . 'avail l/1 $200. C&ll after 3 BR 2 bath HOME. Adulta only $150 mo. 2'l20 e 636-4120 •· NEW 2 ~·apt..~;"-drpl. 6,IXO sq. Ft. dlx. omoe , ' ~'.'";..:.-i$53~... A.P.I. SAlES AGENTS, • PM • ..,:m, . Unlun\lsbed. $'25/mo. Elden, C.M. 645-USI-... t=· :,""""~~ """""' .,,. ... -alNond. Rul lotm LNnl
' R. c. GREER, R.e8.J.tY' Phone tt4-89'2-T101 tor ~4 BR., 1% Ba. home, nr. Rltr. 615-33ll 1 BR .frplc, fncd patio, pet BERMUDA VD.J..AGE ..,., CalJ'. e.. ,_,;, .. Util,, janitor. All ar part; O -HOMI Lft&u
! 3416 Via l'..ido 6'J3.9300 further information Newport .l Paularioo. ~ ok. 2446-D Santa Ana Ave Spadous 2 &: 3 Br. Aptl. ......,. · .._.._ · 1 30o Sq. ft. 645-2080 ur """"''
M15$10N REAL TY Mo: OWntt ""'6332 ' Lido Isle 3351 $95. 1 Br. 2072 Nowport Crpi., drpe, bltbur. ao.. lo LARGE New 2 B.R., Patio, omCES TERMS Today ....
Lido Isle ~ ·.WILL BE CLOSED .' 3 BR. Freedom home, lrg REDECORATED 3 bd & Blvd w/util $90. shp'g &: ICs:·uOilldren OK. Garage, Bullt-lnl ..Nice 2t't. ~ =t ~ 1:!a: lit 1'DI 6.9% -30 )'Un ~ trom Dec. 19' thru ...,ec 25. yard. Detahc'd dbl gar, rm WILSON WEST 2214 Coll p. area. Adnltl $1-40. 536-:0174 restrooms. 340 N. Newport AND 6~ %, cue buii.
BAYFRONT f tte ~ : _..., , ~ den, 2 Ba, $390. per month, 1 BR. tum. util pd. Htd ere Ave. Apt 2, Mgr Blvd NB 646-22:15. ~ Call for det&ll&. 2nd TD.
· oi:: ma r ...,.,JJFK~~ · ~ ' yrly bllsl1. lOS .via Nice. t Adults 6 4 6 5 2 T • L•guna S.1ch 5705 ' · • 8% lnt FIVE years and all
,Asking$115,0XIDUPLEXwlth 49l.33sl ·or ~1425 · . · . 'leach Call 644-1288 eves & week-=-i740 -6 • NEWLY DECORATED omCEo:ahop&apt other iwe1. of real ettatc
3 BR, z baths up. 2 BR & I MISSION REALTY ' 3200 ends. 2 BR. "P· borne w/carport. 100 CLIFF DRIVE SlO 31st St, Neivport. ,_ ....m,, -::tio~ti.,t:~ =~~So*~~~* Beach J W !. ~ I/I Huntington Belch 3400 • ~!5r~R.P~ • ~~ ~~~h:~ paid •. ~ i:i£a~~ ~~--300 ":1: ==Co., Inc.
Walker· RHlty Ooee to beach. ti &hops'. I·~ lT1 E . 22nd St 642-3645 , 2194 • "B" Placentia ate119 to SboN It Sbopa l INDUS!' ... IKlO aq. tt. 3.16 E. 11th St., Colt.a Mesa
,m; _'!'!v~ta!!Lldo'!'!'!'!'!'!!!675-S200'!'!~I T•m11. ·awner:1l93'7637 2 BR.~~?~"""'°" FREE RENTAL BOOK 175 BACHELOR. Rolrlg, no • 636-1120 e Oceaavlow r...n evo!Y At*; ' e 646-2130 e 642-2171. ·5':M'lll·
:: 4 BDRM 3 bath. Top at l BR '2~.&._ 2 rt Drop In &: Browse kitchen. Util. paid. Woman SQUEAKY Oe Eut.Od from $150 mo up. lea.at ~· m.7165. ·ii):1151
Huntington Baach 1400 ,Wotld. Ocean;. mountala . "$200·$250~'.""'° Walker & Lee only.flU.OOISeve•. apt. 2 BR, 1 ::th. bull>~ •JK."'9 Commorclal d015 '
, View. $37,5oo. 54o-nfi6 • "Pools·. Adults only . NEWLY decorated 1 BR, kitchen, fUlly CIU1>etl!d A VERY NICE 2BR1 B.A, nice Mortgalts, T.D. I A45
, RIPEI . •. Bay & leach '1682 Edinger w/w carpoi., gar, $llS. 521 mped. ,.., ~'"' tnnde vtow,<:pto,-.blt·lnstove. • • · !2500 Down··· Full : For Quick Sale. $138 per L•gun1 ·NlGwl 1707 Reil -• 842-4455 Open Evet. 541).5140 Bernard St. C.M. • .. out. $13S/mo. Ed Rlddle rtl%b d19p. Prefei: OOier coup. price $23,950. Sharp store,: $5600 lit TD ':vei. mqniticent
month ' includes all on thls ~ 4 BR 3 'DA 1--..... I "'--r Drty, Inc. ·-SPACIOUS 5 Br. BlblS, NEW l Br .. dplx 1ep. by RI~. 646-81111 1e or 1 or 2 ladiet. SUl5 mo. plent,y parld.nc lpC., 100% ~Be~ a: In gorg~s 3 bedroom. jewel. fhmW dining~"~ ~~c ··::.Sui~ crpts, drps. Avail Jan 1, garage. Quiet, adults, no IMMAC. Lge. 2 Br, 2 Ba, 494-1769 ( ~ ~~ Rlty, 569 W. $7,950, payable at $55 a!,
, Fea~ . formal, dining lot. $36',fXXl. $2,'cm. down. 1 . • , S24I mo. lst & last + $50 pets. 2468 Elden, 548-1021 bltns, crpt'g, drps & pr. -' incl 8~ due l ,rs.' •ll31 :i;· b~~~k1: ~: OW¥R , ,213/244-$? ~UFFS Condominium for damage. 54!}..8774 MING Tree, Dix. l·BR .. pool, Alillts. $145 mo W/retrig Rentals Wanted 5990 Industrial lentil ~6090
urlous carpetirW and drapes. . . ' !lease. 2 BR, 1 be, $2'l5 21h BDRMS., family rm. 3 adults. Utils. pd. ~Mo. SS .extra mo, 540-6651 eve1 EMPLOYED lady wants 1 ~ W1nfed
Asking Sl9,@. . ~plu:a For Sile 19~5 , mo. 3 BR, 1% ba $250 mo. Blocbi to beach. $140. 1884 Monrovia, CM 548-0336 &-wknds. BR Unfum Apt beach area ~ e: ~ ~~ /' :!: $40,000 at lit I: 10 for 1
W I k & L N'EWPmtT ~ for '1te F.astbluf!, Realty. (144.:-1133 .' 536-1189 · 2 BI~ .. deluxe; carp., ~pes, 3 BDRM 2 bath, private pa-to $110. Gar or carport oeo. yard. 1855 Lquna Can)'On yr u 1st TD on tu mqmn. 8 .er ee 200' to beach. Qr .~1 ~ IMMACULATE, 2 Bi&: den l BR, 1% 'b8:f 1 mi from blt·tns; heated pool tia, pool Sl6.S mo. 646-3o2o 642--0086 afU~ Rd. 714-494-8066 or cent .Oceanview Iota. in
· , 7682 Ed' equ1ty for good Laguna with lovely secluded patio. beach, S190 mo. ~T144 54l)...4M4 Aft 6 & wkends. e LANDLORDS e , 11.f..64()..7680 Laguna Beach .old lot
8-42-4455 Operl E~r 540-5140 reiidential tot. p, ·o . Box Private beach, tenni."' court, Avail 12/28. l BR, furn, duplex; adults. 3 . BR. Apta. Cb 11 d re n FREE RENTAL SERVICE $19,500. "94-1131 ~ · 1423, Hi.in.UnittmJ, Btacb. $450permo.call673-0653 3 BR. l Ba., cpts,, drps. No pets. Water paid. $90 welcorne.$l40.Mn.Dunkln Broker 534-8982 LotW 6100 ~~ASE/OPTION (TI4) 84&-rotS. oWner LEASE, Leaee / option or Blt·ins; dilldren O.K.: nr. mo. 966 W. 17th 548-6954 8fJ2 W. Center St. Apt. 1 , _ ANNOUNCIMINTS
4 BR, ~ ~th ~ecu~ve home Sell. 4 BR. 2 BA Luxury Douglas. Lease. 891-4881 ~ Bach. Apt. men only Oean 2 BR with utWttes. Rooms for IJ,ent 5995 $1.000 DOWN on amail level ind NOTICES w/hea~ ·• 1µtered swim· rrs Beam, bocm t1me. Sic-condominium, Back Bay. 54S-S5T1 * $125 * OowMew lot tn LQuna -"=..;.;,;=="---R
ming pbol, uP*raded &hag arest sellectkiO net! See tbe (TI4) 755-&lH evem for app't LINES, You can u.. tbem 132 w. Wil8cm, Costa Mesa· 646.2544 ROOM for rent: Workq Beach. balanct 14, 9 5 O Found (FNt Ada)
carpets. CUllfom drapes. Full DAll..Y PILOT Oaqffied tor fult perm1es a 41.J. Dial • l·BEDROOM, no pets. woman, nice, quiet home. Plr)'allle $50 mo. incl in-
price $37,500" ~ $330 per tecHon NOW! DAD..Y PlLOT WANT ADS! 5C2~ N--rt S.1ch 4200 cc Kit. prlvlle&e& 642-4794 terell Owner "97wlllD or FOUND U/19 lbrrt balredi month. --r-Near 0 . · · $120 Month 4'1-1021 allwr tabby cat (ahovt 6 l,.f'PMIJIMrl · Gener1I -2000 '. Gener•I 2000Gener•I 2000 ~=~~,::rt!~:_ 1.2 i:~o~~ epfll, Guest HDmll 5991 ooo VACANT CORNm ooo ~vieFounC::ane:. £m1'r ~ "mllr dry, et:raee, boat dock. ad-drps. bltns, lg. pvt. patio, PRIVATE Room tor elder!f 6:• =duplex. Onb: 968-2410 j'
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Q.!?Q-Q.' ~".(-a'C~Cl_e ul!A,nopets.673-7861 or pool.Adlta,nopets.54&-5163 ambulatory lady. Low.Ji 19th St CM Rlt,y!i68W. FOUND black Toy Poodle.
Net'd • (ierbeninani:leY ' P\!::I I,' .. ~). p V S73-l?lio8 3 BR, crpta, drps, blt·l.na. can, good food , Nie~, 1 • Vic. Harbor Sbopptne
Find II with a "8.llt ad! BAYCLIFF Motel $27.50 Up Children OK. $l50. 1998 prden s u r r o u n d 111 & \ ADJACENT 88 x 112' West-Center. Has two eolian a
Solve a Simple Scf&fl'bled,Wotd Puzzle for a Chu.cklt wkly; Maid service, TV, ~le. 548-11.S8 Available now. Call MM?S3' ciltt lots So. Santiqo Dr. Garden Grove tag. ~210f; Newport Beech --1200 · N.B. tL 135.CWXJ. 646-8565 I pool 455 N. Newport, NB 2 · BDRM, crptd, 3:.""' I p ..., 6000 FOUND' Slamele cat, vie
0 Reorro pa the 6 a:ra bled ,..,, ....,"' ' ncome rope.•, of •• .:.,. "'-'· ~ .. "bel m ~ pfage. Adults. $150 o, ......,11 .., ... ~-. '-'<KV 't . , ' . 'IJ •m:".:.a.. c:-;,,,~ ~':'I: j BAY !'loot 'Spac. 3 bdrm ' • Call 543-8Sl2 12 UNITS.BRAND NEW Cltn11 G...... dl75 de! Mar. Call " idenUl)<
_4>_....._.__ __ ~.-:--. each Jn Its liM of tquorti. + den. $190. incl 'll·srnall Tl\IPLEX 2 Br. Bltns,. crpta. Completely rented -each with • ,;flS.';;::!340;;:....,,,,==--=·ll vor-7" boa! l!llp Wlntr lie. 642-mO drpe. Prv paUo a. gar. lll5 '"""" ,..ttae, do"'l• lnoutat· RIVERSIDE · l'OUNDo Welmerano!r dos. d,, IT U N L E C I OCEAN Vlow, 1 Br. 1ataO mo. S<S-1867 od wallL • Top quality """' vie. K·MUI sb opp In I
I Ii I I I' Apl -. patio, 11'0. Inc. VERY Nice 2 er., new ,11,... -..........,. ·Ow· COUNTY ""'"'" Call • Ide nt Uy .
. ..:».o-4W . . . . . utlls. Winter, 6™!088 • clnpea, bltae. carport; no " will accopt prepaid lnte ... l5 Acre ,,,_ .. vei citrus 646-1583 . T·--· FRNT ti dultl $125 '""0 ~ eat, " R·2 or R-4 lots u JtOVe on approwd root &tock PART Shepherd mix. fanele, , OCEAN Apt, lst flr, pe : a . . .........,,_ trade. F.P. $166,000 • M~ in the I.eke Mathen area· 2 mos old. Blk W/ brown ~-IL 0 N p E L I Adlts. 2 la:. 2 am Br. To ' ~nalder lale o1 6 unit.I with an under pvmanent 1prtn1tL rna.rtdnp. V1c of White!
Ii I I I' June 15 $1.TS mo. 642-3831 Newport lwh 52b0 lot IPlil and fenclna $84.500. lfn 1 ya t em. considered Front C.M 5&-2'?14
_/ . . . • WINTER IW!tol 2 BR. 2 THE REAL ESTATERS fn11t tree• -t only • 7 • Ba. ~· bloek to beach. llJ9 BMND new 3 br, :,i be.. 846-TlTt ~231S Moult pe; acre Fora b1tthtr FOUND Yiw: male Seal.point
-"'-••"' 1NEVNIT I W.Balboal!lvd.411<-6189 GoldModalllonaptlnEut l*ISharpTnplex!*I lntormatlon, p't•au call -~lll&nd. <YT~-.. --. . 3 BR 2 bath. Winter. $225 mllft area. 125 Domfnao Tftrtfic buy!! 3-2 BR.a. Tl'J Walter FriCk with ·"""'°=2,, .... .,,,-....,.,,.......,..,.,11 ~ · " 1· I I I I j. month. 62W Ocoan l'rool 1!" N.B. Call 54U<p $4000 dn • lull prlee $31,900. I lckhoff & "'-<., Inc. MALE N~Se'~bl~ ~ l OO#Mt . . . . . (.213) 59fr.l'l09 ~ , DJ:tiLoUXE Watclltf 2 Br, 2 Nr 19th I: Orange. Lockhart , 1818 w. 01apman Ave. Pl(WI. r. ™ • "' ...... .., !
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Ip 0.1 y II A DI 1• I' I "I think." th1 beginning Corona dot Mar 4250 ~/dryor, pool,. otts, OOMPLE!'ELY tum. 2....,. ,lKl·2621. --$3U7'7 GREY• Whit. ca~.....,,, 1tenogropMr onno(inced 1 1rf· • ~ A.gt. ~ duplex. on Oc@an Front. I • 7 toed. Npt iJelcbt. area.
L....lL-.L.-.J.....L-1.....1 vmphontly, "that thi bols hd1 2 BR 1 ~ batla, fum or NE.W Westclitf $185 2 2 BR 2 be. &-3 BR 1 b&, &4£..«133 d-ld·' to kH --~ unfurn Duplex,.,...-· ~"' Uo 1rp1 • llMort Proeo.ty 6205•--------~---~---.., ~ P me.._-w c.oton.a HfehJandl $225/md. , ~.pa pr, 1 a • 3 garQe1. $?5,CQJ. OWner, I -c.:.:t FOUND: Partial ..Aalt, vie •
IC IP t4 E II: I •Hoi ht scid orir!hlng?" 64a-63S5 er.~ · 1iJ6$ lrvlne 6'>-0239 adll (:n3l 59&-1709 •'to& IW!I 1'lm. Man> eo.la M,.. l'\llt tdk, at ~-.;..;.,;..;.;;,;;..;;;1-· ~--1. he(" CO-Worker o&.ked. 1f;i, 1 l:drm pmiy turn. 6'!iAN front 2 BR apt., Ir SHARP DUPLEX i I 2 moth Mtn. O>bdo. pool • Adami. ~ j · ' I' I ·, I •No,• she repll"!l, happily bl~Jna. lll5 mo ,_ ~ bJMnt. Adult. 01> BR oacl>. Only 137,500. '!'rl< ·-,...,.. a. tt«>mO Sll,\GOY Brown " blk; q
1--L.-1.-1-L.>...L..:.1' "but th~s molnlng he boughi 10 t;. $250/mn. ~ $2500 dn. Loctbart Rlty., found nr. -SohDtll. l•~-0-U-11-A~.N----., mea--,." . • a 811., ltplc., carpet>;°"'" 569 W.19thSt., CM Out of Stole Prep. 6208 11th lTlll!la. c.11. "*'-:
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Trade oU paintinp ,e. '_J:.·SPACE RESERVED 30 yn exp. 64 5-980 9 . High"8chool graduate. Some ·loin to4ayi !aatelt arowinl Cost• MU.. ~~I. WJG Styu.t,•SalctP'l.¥Ult ~E lrt, T K_E.R'. Rec l ~e r , ryv ~ ,, . .• .• f nu> ..... ~ , knowl<itgeotchemishy"p,... -•--•-M·-·•Fund-" · · ho·.,.,...ie....i.1193-7931 .> <l!r!ljm).!l.raJidnew •• $SO.: 'JBrl .SINGER. auto.Zlc.Z.. I oorator items for good, dt>-. FOR. YOUR ~ PHONE ...._....... I terted but not 'eSSeritial. ... ~ft. UI .... ...es . * ' " . ... ....... ~ .. _ ... ·. iipo w I c&blnet.., F.qaflllled
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Lott 6401 IMMEB. SEJIVJCE. Local BUSBOYS ~.:£.... ::.H ·:..m ~ ~8!1.i.,. Ccioozils. 4isl:.$l.~:·~#ta-"22:. 'fi67"SI\l.G~ w/;..,,,.~...,. .. ,.i .. .J'REE eat S48-J627 IMMEDIATE ... ,, • ..,..,_,,.. • ..,... •-s1on. · • • adahirr· "!' ....... ~ $411.· oo1e. will. ,.,..bee'. toe lit.I
UlST Gl'eat Dane/Gennan ·-~~ARP~~y • PAINTERS ne.d work. IMMEDIATE OPENING OPENINGS. FORr weldmle ootd .. ,~ . .,,;.. . · . '· ' 516-1'67· · "•. .. ,. .. • $&2.25 . ...,. ....... ·13.99:?"'.
Shepherd. female. beige, ~ R,£P....uw.,!"No Job 2" y~an eJrp. Reu! Rets. · e ,.. __ in u1-i-Dept arrlval.at w-.. Q11 ··1-• 547 '351 · e · b 10 · .. ..,,. ~-~_. b1sd< collM. Vk. ol 17tto Too 'Small.cab""'·'"gar· 54&-29'l0or543.oro3 MUSTBEEXPERIENC!:D e.UtiiJryw;. . 'APPl!':ii.;;.;.:..;;;:"b;' ,.~ G .. :s.r.··· ~-·,X.. ,'=;,"°'~-'!"w" IN-Blvd.6*-8013. ages & othe<Fo cabinets · CallW&JTiri.Dentz . . .,.,. • -'_,·.~: ~ OA...•DJU·ton ,.~,_.. ~ · VET'SBomed.P•Jntlng. '·NEWPOJtTER INN JV!'PLY tweeb '4-6 p:.rn,~ Nomay · g· · · ,., ..... -· . . ? .1 .~~etc.·Ne<tttiacb LOsr Dart iftY spe&ied su.Bl7S Eves. 646-4.ft'".: Da,ys ~ EIL Uc'd & insured. Electro Refl"8dorin thru Frk18y 'Gtnenl'Maft. = -=== ~ full .0(. pirdiea ~ :Cl.UJ 511 0 ~12 1.J
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-•-' ..,,_~·-•~·-"""kind. Valued · at ,-. LACK 10na bam:d dog. C&rpeo..,., any me.iob! 6890 . , .BALANCE·FLO immediately. Work 6'3Q '° PBX · 186 ,E. )6tto.SI. . ,,.,_, . ._'Wtil.;. '":'C.l.';l;lllt:J MuSt aoll for . $1>0. "7i0 .~M. arl!a. u lound, call ! CaUC(p~n~T-6745 Plumbing &42.STOO lD,Sn1Kbtaawee'k.Toppay OPERATOR . Coe!&~. ·m.S .·· ·= .. ~··'a-•n' . An. ........_ ·M• ''-"--and .. -o·-rtlme d••M--• ·· 'IUry=~ ~ aHb-'Awe&~ -~ ... • or ~ REPAIRS, :ALTERATIONS PLUMBING H.U""Affi . ""' "" _.. ... ,. FULL OR PART-.TDl!l•-t .. t't:'"C, ~··";¥'-. ~ . •:.• .....,. • • ,. . · · · EXPER. tibreglae man l\l!Xt t months. ·A'' ... ;;;..'lM lt.m.._·cr ... t a: s..~ V'U"'.w.-::r• CAfllNE1'>. Any "" ;oo. ·No'Job ' too.,..•U . engine w lall"' " boat CALL Mlt. JtEED . UJil11'ED. <.ALIFOJtHIA ""'"""' ""'Royal °'*'!sh ;~.-~~.'N;( <:iu:rrn ' Guitar ' w/-. ~5. 2S ynr. eiper. 548-6113 • ~ • · '.ca-nfen; inside work, 7256 BANK Fleh I: ~lT\h .. t~ •· " • · · · . l"'eoftv·~._-~ "Flat J:..:;;.::.::;::::, ____ ..;;.;;:;;.. I REPAIRS,: Alterations.~ new P."""blng 24 hr. :RN, ••• Work ~ l ndustria! Complex. -. .Wn.A 4-. NT. ED e . C:O.ta Mesa., .. · \qr;,J -· it'•"'t l. · . ·', " ! ___. ... ,~ne · ~ : •
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_LOUNGES {Adv. on T.V.l," CerMnt, .. -(~nc,_.e 6600 .Pool Service 6910 3:30 P.M. · ' p.m. Tues. tbnrFri. Liberal ~ , Ji:.r"' ';,.,. . ._,,"'."chromf'''fftft, D~R"'UM!h91"'.""°""ngeriand,-.:-. ,-,,7 ~pc.-I \-C!."i~"i':~'::!V: CEMENl .. """< no job too Swimming Pooi Sorv. REl,L.rnATE Salesmen poy&allowanoeo.CaDBob An~-~ly ~"'·' ~.·· "'1di!I<, ·u ·ifo' . .et.. $250: Fem M-.C
·-to de--_._;t>. M·-small. rea!Ohabli! ·Free ~aft• pln. i &ouldn t you. be sellirw the oor""AVID. ·J. PHILLIPS '""lP'"-r"'~ . . . ,rtllR -: ·54G-83'11-,, . . .~ . .Dec. sultar •-amp, $1'15. ............. ...,.. estim.-H.Stunick.~ , ... hot~e-•t area Hwrtington r-'" · .:z:2:1=:: - ·, All :xlntcond.S48-5168 •• 'all l ar ~at wholesale, D h• C ALL P h il Baick-Pon .. ·c-Opellnc. • ... ' w~~GHOQiE REFRIG.
< $C5. ea. 'Regularl1 $89.95. e BESl' IN <DNCRErE S.Wlne '6960 )I::;~ v.illage Re a t LAGUNA BEA'm 494-104'1 ftftm agency ERATORr-t:Nit fttrt, ·lUte' .l'DlOR Saxtpbone · eompl ~. OriglJial cartdns. 50-5356.. WP~·~~~ ALTERATIONS ·6: Custom Estate (corner Brookhunt REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ... ~I.& An exCellent Rlection:.ot~· tteezer.··~ <mt. eOfid. -:.L.~ __ llke new ••
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t N U S UAL Mexica n NO job too targe.~or small. W'vrk ).pP•l S4&:nM -962M~_n ___ •_•~~-....,· -'-I Join u now .& f!.t ~io our iiualified b o o ldceeper.' tbla.week'br yaUr OCCIAW-DI$HWASHER, brand new . · ·
• T·ou;r..Special gUide--1.eave Lice~ l ~. Free ~~· ~---,=== 'expe.mion program. Max-Will prepeM mobtbly a.rxl' at¥>n. Avoid the Jandey $259. Hot;iolnt conwrt:ible, 12 . $TRING Gitmn gui_tar
.lan 10--7 car caravan ll · tst. 1192-2900 or 531-f1ri&. '• "Atteritlon.....:642.:5845 e IljSTRUCI'ORS .-~ ~ lmum Cornrois&n · spHL ·qullrtedy repbrts. Start· nllh! Call NOWr-1 ; lt$ll In cn.12. Sen -$225. with new· electric equip Ir
-da,yS -m mile5, 1l>ntacl: &5NcRETE "-'Ork. all types. Neat, a~te. 2tl yrs. ~-or/and part time. Neal ap-Profit sharlng · pJ.an. ApPly inC aaJart related ·t.o ·ex-133 Dover Dr., N.·L .491·1829 cue. 8arpin a~ $180.
•f'brTest Walzt, 4Q:ni 11orida · Pool decks &~custom Call • pe&rance. "Must be able to in J5ersoh only. periende and II' t e 1·e n t .642.317'.0 · Sff-2743 PHILCD , Retrie I: freuf!i', m.2094 er 6'75-110:! "f.w., HemeL 9'11-2113 548-llit . . TILE, C.r1mlc: · · 6974 meet and . deal· watt ~ LA BOME 1tEAL ESTATE --eamtrwi: p b oa e Mn. 8$ I'-1ieluxe ~ make FENDER '67 B a a.a m an
' . publlt, &tlod figure. APJllY ~ E. 17th SL .~~'.Mesa Launt 6'BJ130 tor 'ap-' -' ...., ' uprip Perf cond. N SELEClllVE SINGLES e CUS'roM PATIOS e ·* Veme.._the Tile Man * in •persotr, Holiday He<b e ·Hostesees. Wai~ fOfttr ~-: t, ew
W'antl )'OU to share Your Hol·· concrete sawitlg &:·tffloval CnsL. work. Install & Spa 2300 Harbor BIYd MAINT. Man, !lye-in, apt. pointment. Cooks', Dinner Walter Ii LADY Kienmore Dilbwuhl!r •81~.,. co~ -~· ~-
1daYa with the man or .. ,,.. State UC • ~uno repain No job too small ' · '' Included. Apply~ Kitche worken. c.an·eem. XInt ClGlld. Sa · -Phone _...,,.,.. f. >1nan or your dreams.· 12 to • Plaster. patch. Le akin B C.M. 2376 Newport Blvd., CM ·An equal opport\anicy ie, se~ tm-aSn c • .-. FULL Set S l l n.cf!.rl end
!" 8 PM. &G-S676 Contr1dbn 6620 . ahOwer re Pa Ir. 847-1957/il---.$-,12°'0"W'°'H:;:;:k:-~ . employer AltGU5 :AGENCIES ' · DrinnL Reuonable: '"~~......,~~-~-1----:-----:-:-:-"·;.· "":I ~ .Rea:lirieration Loading
. . Attractive Expert • ROOMS ADDITIONS • , """ 3 pm· to 10· pm •PP= A_ -ncl.n. Women 7300 * SALESGIRJ.S * . 1869 c N!!wpor1'Btvd.,: c.M: F EE T VO 5464734 "
YOUNC WOMAN -;;•-;;;;;;:;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Full tt,.e positions available. • · ,. · .. R.. . . 0 · 1 · U · · FENDER l!andniutcr .amp --.;.__._~-w11i •-•• all ~.T. Cmatnlction ;"". Upholstery 6990 •Pinn'anent. • 2 yrs. ,x pe r . J n Schools.Instruction 7. wlgul~-·lncluded ~ ......... ,·
U&IL¥1" u:aua you Famtly rooms~ kitchen · or Servlsoft ~ Bnace _.. ~..... ......,
. -;-latest atl!pg. Call Ardell .. -·,ts. S'-lo ... ,.,..., or. 2., czyKOSKI'S Custom Uphol· Sil) Slst SL See Bet at woml!nswear requlred. Ap. Qu11tmu silt.} ~ttaw .R,;E,F ~.I GE RA T'OR A $500 value! .642--'166'1
• ~• ~ •••• 110 PM -· ·~ ••-• m e ply at • · · -· -'""-" · lmu:hlne Ne.do ·......,b ' ..... : ;J;>.-....a -plans cutlom designed. RH' ,stery. European ~an· Newport Beach . * :APROPOS '* Wldren. srandchlldren. car ;;;'~ Abo "r&np ·
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, lrtil't to share .hllcienda. . e 84T-l51l e · boall & autos. 642-1454. 1831 l\PPLY ..Agency for C&rMr GJdl ~-. ,. . ~ ~.ncoa1.! lODelleab-m ~ 'S;lnti" · ~ Ave., • c.M. t'lD~ 5q-64G . ·~ a~in. Rourlta "c.::m::p:;:Pe;;:te=-.. =m;::-::o:;-;&ca .. ::palr::;; Newport Blvtl., C.M: Newp;:rt Harbor · 410 W. Cout Hwy., N.•B. PART time llPf: ·~ M8.28is ·~ , · 0 ~ AS;-122& U/21 ~~ 13S~~ lcxtn~tand.
Resideiitial &: Commei'dal !JOB:t 6 £MPLOYMEN1 Yacht Club -· By appoint. 6t6-3939 ing !' meue~ ~uty .tar MERCHAN!>ISE ·~1 • ORG.Uae Fertilizer,' aced dt'H:, °"" :::'".... . con-t' .U.COllQLI<» AnmymOO• Rboms """"'· 615-3038 Do i H I . 7035 120 YI. Bai Ave .. ~ . I~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: Modica! Clinic, m"" "'"' . D ~' . -· maaure ""'1>Pned -.===--=· ,:::'=== J ,l'lioot 542-Tn7 or wrt~ to Additions * Remodelina: mfff c • P , Celosed,.M~ & Tues'.) I; car. n :OO AM 10 3:J>''PM, SALE AN TltADI with ·wood abavinai. Good -. A.:: at-
' P .O. Box 1%23 C:O.la m.... Fred H. GenOOo, L(c. ' :.DOMESTICS AVAii.. ·FIBERGLAS ............_ Holp \'(anled """""" thnl ......... $l.5o · · .mulch. -between 8 Pl-&~ns ov f ,_AM rio )anger Ttt(JOnSible 673-Q).{i * 549-2170~ -·· MBC AGENCY ·. skilled, re x p e.r i enc ed. Women 7400 hi-. piUI · ps A benefits. Fu_mltvre IOOO A's t.t0n Un. Frl. 12131 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 • ..,. .. , ::":'AI~--SE.RVICt QlllECTORY 2Sl 2. w •~··· lll"> ~ .c.bl pahl.•,. ... wi-., ... from • COSMETO.LOGIST -, .. appL SPAN1Sllrantl1un """""' %SA ZSA..-'""""' who '. ·. 'Lut. Minute~ myown. n ...,....,,.," 163$o.."Westem~A.388.Q333 uepnn . Dl;llUDl!lnl YOUNG ·~ ctr l ft'IJnmeilJel~. s.Wp 1 .... tfme. to~. Black .lh Ultd , ;j_;;;;:::==::::==== I c · rpiJf Cl ' 1ri9 6625 ....,. ... w.n. Call Collect, 5 "">'-Prutt wttto cllea1"18, artistic: dlffmolt, . ....,..; up io 10.l' -qUll!ed , " ""1lt --bred, • ...,.. 'lam'"""' Org..,.
6412 • ~" , . ' · Oiineae live-ins, Cbeerlul, Mr. Jackson.213:~ but not ~· >.ppr,, in a:izi, resp6naibilit;y.to 1ftin 10la ·i: llM ,Rat, 3 oU cockuJ 2 )Tl 0 l.d. "'"Io Latest ••••• , •.•••• $28$ ;i;::;~~~~~~ CARITI"'• F\an. cloanlng; l'l!iinanent. ~ CUSTODlAN 'WORK Sikt; -· In -liJlhiri, diaiU> Uvtnir -·toblea,-l ·U'""" -U/21 &lU Walnpt Consol< $lllE
,_ ... . '" 1 day....... i qUali!y Fad!:ul ,\(ency ...,, .......... Of o1.;..... of· .~HERATON BEACH. -~·· """ .... ....; ..... ram .. •.!llU!sh .... TEENAGER Kitten -RT-2 ~ -.. sm; ,. wnTMINSTIR """'· caU sterll,.. '"'A las. Mo , _7100 nc.bulJdlng•·banl<Pntbelr 'iNN · Look'' to , ... ,...., .. san "l't· n~ ......... .., hahed !(pr: allo ·t ·'""' C3 w1u. Speaktr .... 1119!
MEf,tORJAL PARK -SU.-· -~ n ~~~~=•,:;:; 21.IU "'-·•Avenue Beman11no C7lll-= :"'J.""' '<!Pe _,callm 2 yn old. M-llllA Provine ... _,.. 11116 •~rt lluCorntto1 ry Elec!rlcol 6640 SETUP OPERATOR .,...,rD;i),. Pilot a~ Beach. COMBINATION, Sharp Bu beod~ ~ft;=· "'"" • 11$-1,ilJ ,, . 12/23 wu !Jloe !"" ........ $ ~
c-.lefe -•• . , *',SEC' RET'"Rv. / Malde A Go,Go llanomt Alm_;-•m _ _'._ ·11 fEDIGRJ;ED -.. Opei\se~n~..a Iron $W FLAG El~trlc •. ~·l cleo-'f. . G ·e FULL TIME HELP* .._ '' Top waa:n $2.504150 . to 2 boudot:°'6~ -• , ~ttttE."'l -.;p, old. Fbe una~~""' . _ "'!" trti:tana. co,.,i; ,.,., RO ARY SWAGIN ~ 'fra!nees. °"''21 .iart. Pb. 1.,. Jnt.......,., -,~,·-m.q \\\'~· . ......_ ~ •1110u1stmutot ,.... .. ~~~!."" ""'"''· so{)OI>< wei·c.• . .. .,,,. ....... 'APPLY.AT ,REC,' .El'TIONIST* SASsYLASSY,2901 H.-. oel Only.14&T· ..... -Btlari '..f Pi.. 12/23 •. ~ Al~' 549-loti • . u--..a.,e aero1pace manu· • · ME A:, l;J>, ·a C.M. ao.T;:. •uun.r.>nn,.., ,........_ .-,.., bra , ..... -. 410 ~ 17tto Oiota M l $4.50 wffldf' ._, c:nfdfl. •J(ll'JUS. Wlillt ~ 1"!&e 1 co ""' Tiff.•··-_,........ , Ett•~ ~Lioeftled. JACl:urer.hu a requirement . ~ . • ~ Must be &'(lOd b'Pisf:. abOrt-S ECRETARYIREOEPTJO. fiGM· ~~v~i_, Gt ~-~--'I ~~· .R:vi,A ~~MAA -~ J;'..•19*1' ~·ont ~u1 ~~ .. ii<>b. Matnt. lror·• m.n exeperlenced in GEN'L. Malntenance . 'A ·band · neceury, pod tcl~ NI.ST With Ftmt Ottice ap-WestrnlnlU£..~-cllilll ~-._. t rained 28J5.E. Out HWy., cm.a l'lace -'-'-, 4 _.,.,~. .. ~II "'°'""""-· 'CU...alalprv,t1a1achl .. a.q -penonalllY ....-.. ... llnaD lJl AK.,, I"!; 911' u ~-• ,.. ...~ No ~8'DL . •-. , .. ,, , tC1111tl'.'!beexpe:rlenc-.,.n'lexpc_arpentr7. tioA '&..i..~ ..... .'...a.-11!iftd. pearan~e.· .-."""'-::· :;..,._.-rc;='-P ·"· .U1.111 :Jl'Ul.Yiagf~l-ff . 1.nlllfdi.W-')tJ!"' nal -~-'· ' """'~~,,,~ Archilect firm.In N<wpoc1 AK .m·l 'P¥.,"""' U,-a e SWING ae~ tnme. 1 l'IV -sswm'. -tc2'l Fwcni.U..·a.tor.i'nt l•.all setofuter plumb'g.·elecu-JCllJ work.a ~open. Call64l-.3430 Beach.Stolbn.Ra"da¥: tQS'PM •. ~ ,. ·: "! lht. ffHrd& _
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514 EAST PACIFIC COAST·HIG~AY
LONG BEACH, CALIFO.RN IA 90106
PHON~ 417 -0565
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TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION . 'l'RANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
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WE ARE LOADED
WITH BRAND NEW
1969 .-:TRUCKS . .
HUGE DISCOUNTS
PICKUPS -VANS -CAMPER E9UIPPED VANS -SUBURBANS - 4
WHEEL DRIVE -EL CAMINOS AND CAMPERS!
BRAND
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9 DOWN DELIVERS
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Plus Tax & License ..• on •pproved credit.
1969
1969
1969 ..
CHEVY RHTSIDE
8 foot box Pii:kup with m•ny
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CHEVY SUBURBAN
c;.RRYALL 14 Too.
No. 414 I
CHEVY 108" VAN
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$2249
$1000
' DISCOUNI
G.M.A.C. FINAMCING ---CHEVROLET l .L. . 2B28 HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
1ioo
roWboats, complete. Write
full info, Mr. Sie¢, 470
S. B<verlY Dr, Bevorly
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Used C1r1 9900 Used C1rt 9900\lsod c... . 9900Usod Ciro
ANCHOR MOTORS
2150 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-3050
• HOLIDAY SPECIALS •
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
• NO .CREDJT
PROBLEMS
FANTASTIC
SAVINGS
•WE CARRY
·OUR OWN
CONTRACTS
e EVIN IF YOU HAvt BEEN BANKRUPT
e EVEN IF YOU HAD A REPO$SESSION
e MN IF YOU ARE NEW IN AREA
'60 FORD '59 RAMBllR
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s49 TOTAL PllCO +Tu & Uc.
'59 DODG£
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'61 OLDSMOBILE
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$49 TOTAL NICI +Tax & Uc,
'59 FORD
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'62 CHMOLn'
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'57 MERCURY
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·RENTALS*
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Approv1d Cr1dit
THEOOORE ·
Robins Ford
OIEV, 95 Van Camper, Air
cond. stereo/Radio $li95.
Xlnt! 128 15th N.B. Aft.
9 ...
lmporltd Autos 9600
e Spiot Cash IOI" Imports
We pl)' more for any import
rqvdleaa of year, make
or condition. 1ry us before
you sell. ELMORE
MO'IUltS, l530J Beach Blvd.
W~er. 894-332'l.
'68 VW, beige with ·sunroof,
11"'5.
'62 Mini Cooper, completely
rebuilt with all competition .parta.
MUST SACRIFICE. Going In
scrvi~. ' 4~7-11i9%
ANGLIA
'6! BRITISH Ford Anglia.
4 spd. Perfect cond. S275.
54&-!107 --AUSTIN HEALEY
'66 A.H. 3000 Mark 3, elec
O'dr, witt wbls. 22.000 mi.
Pri pty. $2395 847-1863
CARRERA
'64 904 CARRERA GTS with
912 ena:.. 5 spd. Xlnt con-
dttlon '5,795. Dir. ( 1)
892-5551; 532-2284
CORTINA
English Ford
Complete sal~s -service
100 MPH, 32 mi. ptt gaL
Full flve pass. sport.I
styllnr.
CORTINA * Deluxe 2 Door *
$1883
Immediate Delivecy
Over 50 2 doors, 4 dq;irs. GT1, 1tatlon wagons' In
fitock. Fully automatic
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TOP TRADE FOR
YOUR PRESENT CAR
THEODORE
Robins Ford
2080 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
642-0010 540-ml
DATSUN
DATSUN '69
lit Now Sedan
• 96 hp. overhead cam
• 4 lpered • bucket seats
• WSW, d1x hub caps
• Backup lla:hts. etc.
50,000 Ml GUAR
$116 fUU.DOWll
$54.16 for :16 meo.
Blrwlck H1yden
IMPORTS
oac. + tu'-Uc
991 So. Coal! Hwy. LL
494-9772 54"6M
'6 DA UH SIOAN
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1-Beach. ~·
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h'!t'.'rr, f1' . automal:Jc. fll
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SAVINGS!
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NEW 1969 FALCON
2 DOOR SIDAN
$2121 ·"•Ta ' • u..
' 19it FAIRLANE
2,l!OOl llA~TOI'
$2325 ~u:"
NEW 1969
GALAXIE 500
NIW 1969 MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP
$2398 "t:.a
I DOOR Sl'OITI ltOO, MOTOP.
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· NEW 1969 T-llRD
2 DCJoa IWDTOP
'3998":.::' ORDER YOUR CHOICE TODA YI
FACTORY
CLEARANCE SALE
OF SHELBY COIRASI GT-350/GT·SOO
The '69s Art Coming!
AS ORANGE COUNn'S ONl.T SlllllT AMERICAN DIALER, Wl AU
COOPERATING WITH THI FACTORY TO WAR THI WT
. Of THE '61'S AT
DISCOUNTS NEYll llf()U OffEUD ON AMRICA'S NUMllR 1
HIGWPWOAMANCE CAii OllOt TODATI
ORANOI COUNfl'I
'YOL1'M~; ORD DEALER
TWO ACUS CAIS TO OIOOSI FIOll
A TION SPECIALS
$895 JULL PISCO
'62 MERCURY METEOR
.(Door. v.a, •ulom•tic, fully •quipped, {FWS 2931 20% down or tr1d1.
$595 JULL PllCE $24 Pll 24 MONTHS
'61 FORD F350
C•b & Ch111it. 16151711. JO'JC. clown 1 r tr1d1.
$695 JULL PllCE $29 Pll Z4 MONTHS
'64 CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGON
k1dio, h11!1 r, pow1r tk1rin9. IOMJ 7911. 20 'lC. cl-11 •r tr1d1.
$895 JULL PllCI $31 Pll JI MONTHS
'67 SUNBEAM ALPINE
lrifith R1cl"9 Gr••"· Equipped. CUOV 65]). 20'lC. d1w11 or tratl1.
$1595 JULL PICC£ $48 Pll " MONlHS
• '64 MERC. WAGON 10 PASS.
Colony Ptrk. Full p1w1r, 1ir. (JZY 7111. 20% d-11 or tr•d•.
$1295 PULL PITCI $42 Pll JI MONTHS
'65 INTIRNATIONAL
YI Ton Pickup. I Nl6171 I, 20 'J. d-11 or tr1d1.
$895 .. LL PllCI $32 Pa H llONTNS
'6) MERCURY WAGON
Col1ny Perk 9 p1111ng1r. Fully 1q11ipp1d, pow•r t11rl119, f1ctory air. IUOF 7121 ,
2D '/. down or tr1d1
$995 FULL PllCI $41 Pll JI MONTHS
'67 MERCURY COLONY PK. WAGON
10 P1t111191r, fully 1qulpp1d, f1cfol"f' 1ir, f1ctery w1rr1nty. ITSC 717 ).
20'% down or tred1. Sold 111w fir $'410.
$3195 PULL PllCI $85 Pll 16 llONlHS
'67 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU 12)
f · .. ~ to ch"'' h1111. fvll , .. ,,, foctory 1ir, f1d.,., werr111fy. (TiY tJOI ITXU 719 I
20 '.4 dow11 or tr1d1.
$3295 .. LL PllCI $89 Pll JI llONlHS
'64 FORD SALE I 13 To Choost From l
• Or1, -4 Drs., S.d.111, H•rcltap1, C.11v•rtl~l•t, W1to111, ••M• w/•lr I,,. 1trnc;.
EXAMPLE: '64 GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR
V.1, ••tom1tic. fully ft!Ulp,ff, ITWR. •J 11. 21 'l lllew111 1t1' trH1.
$695 .. LL PIZCI $23 Pl& JI llONlHS
'67 AMBASSADOR 990 H. •
I.tow w.i1,.,., fwll ,_.,, •ir r.•..Jltie11h1f. IUlX 4JJ I. 20 .... 4.-9f' ff•d•.
$2095 "'U. PITCI . $56 Pll S6 llOllTHS
Open Siil. 10 1m to 6 pm for Y01r Sl!o111Jl1111 ComllfetlCI
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1969 VAUAHT 1969 BARRACUDA
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1969 ROADIUNNEI 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY
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OUll TOURS NOWI -$2169
Only $43°!.•
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.· $2577
$5613
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$2869
$5613 Only • Mo.'
SALE PRICf
'80 FORD CONV'T. $199
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'&8 •PERIAL •• , • $199
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'II OHRYSLER ••• S399 ntrr1J,*· ..... ,,.,... fftnL ......... ~
'82 CHEY. CONV'T. $399
Alllt. frlnl .. ,.... . .,..,,.. .• fOOll 1P'l
'12 DART · Wll. '419
.W..' fl"IM... .......... ll\,.H4'1)
'82 DODIE IT ••• M8I
'82 T .a1RD ....... $489
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'82 Fll.0011 Wall. $699
'12 ULAll H.T. $699
Autf., ""'"-_.. hwlnl .ITVC 7l'Sl
'82 •Pau wa11. •
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'13 FORD SQUIRE • $699
WMM, Mb. ....... .,.,.,.,., CNHO -'>
'83 BELVEDERE ••• $199
WtlOl'I. AlllL tr-. ..... --IUJ~
'83 ULAllE IOO -
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'84 BALAllE IOO -
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'84 BEL AIR Wll. -·....,._, ,_,.,... ........ IOl'H 1'1D'I
•ea MlLIBU wa1 •• $998
'84 NEWPORT ••• •1099
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'84 IMPALA H.T. Sllll
I ..... Air, ,_.. .,..._, Mo. ~ COTC 170
'84 FURY Wal. SI 199
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'86 IMPAU OPE. Sl299
Al.llG. fftnl,, __. .._,.__ ll'KV 1otl
'86 BELVEDERE $1288 ·
~~-----'llllPAU OPE. $1•
Air .....i.1 ..., ,._.. ,.... ....... • .... INM•
'18 BB.YEHRE 11.1499 f.1:$,, ..... · AUfl. ,,..., ....... ....,....
'81 BUICI ••• $1499
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'16 CHRYSLER .. , Sll89
f"ft',1ft"'""' --""· ............
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'18 CUTUSS. I •• ,.
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'88 MERO. CAPRI SI•
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'18 IAUllE IOO SI• fscU·,;j'--Allt, .......... ,..... ....., .......
'17 FURY H.T .... 11118
'18 FDllD Lm •••• 11199
fs#"'n'lr--""· • v ... .,.... ....,_
'llli BUICK wa11 ... s 1111
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'18 DODIE H.T .. , Sina
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'81 MUSTAlll H.T.Sllll
Auto. t...111., --'-"• lTI'M ~
'81 SATEWTE .. I Sll99
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'17 PLYIOm Sl198
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'81 GUS•··· Sll98 ~le J ... ,...__ Alt. ,_.,
'17 IAWIE IOO .. f'mA..r--.,,., ,_. ~ ~ .....
'81 FURY WU. SDI
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'88 OllRYSLER .. I SZl98
Cawwtlbl9. Air -....,. , .. ....,
'88 NEWPORT. I I SZ198
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'17 SPORT FU!IY SZ291
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SALE PRICI
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'17 llOUW 11.T. '2411
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'17 llEWPORT' I •• $2499
Hlf'ltt9. •Air. ,_., .....-fUQI: ,.,
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'17UDEl.Tl S8 ..... ,......., ...... ,,.... ---. ,..., .... ..._ CTHl1 7111
'17 FORD SQUIRE ·szaa
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'81 8.T.O. • • • SZlll
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'81 CHRYLER • I • $2899
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'17 SPORT FURY. '2119 ·
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'81 •PERW. CPE. S2118
CIWll ....... , .. ....,.., 'f1!m .... 01',._I
'II COUIAR IR7 S2799
'88 LE MAIS • • • SZ799
I.._. .................. ffVA 1111
'88RMERA.i~.-""' _., ........... cu .. ~
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'88 IEWPORT I .. ..
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'17 IMPERIAL I I • 53119
'17 llYERA l.T. 51498
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'88 CHRYll D,., ....
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AL ROBERTI TRUCK DEPT SPECIALS
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CllYILEI
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'56 CNEV. li Ton. G41 ·728 ........ $ 399
'58 GMC }i Tot1. R37-291 ......... $ 599
'64 FOO Ii Toe. P82953 ......... $1199
'64 JllP J.300'(11$10m Cl6.
A/C., P.S. N32-3n .......... $1599 -' '66 OIEV. li Toe. T21892 ......... $1599
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fUllYFACTORY EQUIPPED
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RESPONSE TO OUR WIDELY, ADYE,RTISED GRAND PRIX BREAK ·AW~Y SALE HAS BEEN SO< ~Ef.T ~1-J ~ ARE .(t~NTINUING rr .
THROUGHTOUT THIS WEEK! GRAN!> PR.IX! ••• OUR BllEAK0AWAY CAR WITH 1'.HE 'IREAK· WAY PR~ •·
· ·erand New '69 ~,.-ontiac lrand ·.Prix
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' . ' Ill STOCK AID READY TO GO. DRIVE -IT' HOME TODAY!
Thi1 be.utiful litn•lit• grt•11 htrdtop COUJl4 i$ tqulpptd wiffi Cord"'"
top, Hydrtrnttic, P'u1h betton redio, JIOW9' rittrin9, powtr cli1c br•kt1,
a ir c;,ndltio1dng, dl11 •••+ btlt1, h•tdre1h, vi1or mirrors, soft.rty glt11,.
powtt wi11dow1, front floor "''*'· ••mote co11trol 011f1idt mirror, hiddt11
wind1h!tld tn+.nnt, 400 cubit ineh •n11in• (JSO hp, th•t i1J, •nd •ll th•
st•11dtrd· 01l!ln Gr•11d Prix 1cc•11ori•1.
No. 27•579P1608SO. 1"1..s Uc. l T•~·
$4444!· . .
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EACH ,AND ;EYERY "CARYER:CARE;CAR'' CARRIES 9~R . 10!>0~~ WARRAN'N QN ALL MECHANICAL PARTS
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PONTIAC
lo11!\evill1 4 door herdtop. Hydr•rn•tk,-,__,
d1,erin9, powtr br•lr:11, rtdio, h11l•r. f1etory t ir
eonditio11i11g. 20% dow11 tr .tr1d1._ 1-IW-~tOJ
$1277 ....... .......,.. . _,,.
$1877
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Le ~1111 2 door htrdtop. Hydr•1111tlc, pow1r •tltr-, '5'1577
,i11g, r1dio, ftt1hr, whl+. w1H tit11. 20 ~ dow11 If
tr1d1. fSU-·lltl w,., """'"'°,.-*
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'65 . . ~ . . N1w York1r 4 door htrdfop. full po wt f, t ir
CHRYSl .£R cMi~itio~i119 l other e~lrt1. 20" down or
t; trtde. !PEP 1271
$1877
'&a 2 dH• ........ ""''"' '""'"'"'"'· """· ..... , $2177 I MUSTANG ''· t t.000 rnil11. 20% do-'' trUi. CWTt-5311 164 •-.. • _...
'66 , •••• ·······-., ••••• ~ .... , ......... ·"·· 1 $1477 f
MUSTAllG wtU tlrtt. 0111 ow11.,. 111fo. 20% do-tr tr1d1. n !Tl'4o4AI Ill: --911, •......,. I
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'H UNCOLN ' .. $1788 P,U ..... Co11t. C..rt. fin '°'"f• + T • L
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$63 TOTAL $63 TOTAL . DOWN MONTH,
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COUPE $2186'· . fUll Prlu
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• YOURS NOW
Sff Tot•I down, $61.tt Tohll, per mo.
INCLUDlS TAX I llC. ,
FOR. 48 MOS. ON APPROVED IANK C•EDIT
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.e1:5.,'rl)l',\L .-.su.-· .. on1.7 .. , ' ~oUJ ... TEE $28 :r.:~ ·$28-.. ~~.-•. r ·:.:...--,-'-i---~,--.c:...:::........:-~..:-: ... ...,. AT,•..$1688. ':"/i"t;' : :'~ .. ~00"" -' • "."~ J, ; ; '100-"'Y'·o"r-_ ,oono M"-
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"'IMPALA ' $1588 ... -f:');I !OfAt-64 "'°TA~ ' F R£E $67 ~OTAL . $67 TOTAL ., ... NOYA -$]888' "" ..... SportCo•P*·~• +T ,,..,~~ ... ·~·~~·NTH -~ i '.·i_·\ ... ' . ., DO'JN MONTH Lew ...... 1-..--.. .·+Tl•L
PS Y• Rl H .,....... ~ 4 , ~: ··~ 1 , , . ~ ' ' '11W..Utf.He,2Z1C.· , • : . ···ss5~~~~$5s .. =:-.~~": ''"'s' 's's"";.... .. .. . .. _Cli~"' $10-88 .r1u·~· ·$61 i=~$61;::~_;_·: -~.~ ..,,.,.;.;_.,,...;..,." 11' +TIL WITH -PURCHASE OF ANY l ..... Jtiorr-·-+T'IL 'UCHMll . -aa· · ' I
'64:PONl1AC dlWJ~~A $8'88-_'h!I f!lt!! 110-7tL . . ' . . . '"""'~~: PS.!0'"1!1':' , " • • 4 -· ..... : ·-· ·s~ ~T~. !); """'"C""·''"'' ... " · + TIL $4l DOTOTWNAL $4J ,.!,.,OTHrAHL ·GO~D .SE,AL _US~D.CAR-$'>B YOTAL lt.'Jlt TOTAL ,· --.......... ~ ~ . . ~
l19,rwdlo,1teater,X9A·174. • . . ' ,., . .u •• -.·"-DOWN ·--~..-MONTH , • -$20 T,OTA&.~-TOT.AL • . . . $31 TOTAL $31 ."'l'OTAL -DOW ~ DOWN MONTH • · • .ll dilOnan 4 . -
., \' ~' ,., •r . ' I ' ,., . •ii MUCURY""4 ...:..$3588 . • j" ·u PLTMOpTH h~· hll ...... • ''"'"'<CAD' C 'H CIUYROLIT ,_ $ •u CHIYROLIT -.. -$688 Wto.PS.•·-+SH
_,,,., • .., •• · PS, 'r'I .. =·<':r •. -YOUR ·c 'HOR:E ·'9A·' ~ onv. "''"""""""""" "''"''""•·"'·""" ·,.,_.-........ ...
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.,, IMPALA $1488 hd Prto9 : 1' ' ·-..... c1~.;H.T.-fvll,.w~r,•fr.~~ •• ,.•' .,, MAUIU coun S1J88 "" -
Sport $Ho11. Powortlld9, . + T I: L ,. ''I CHIYIOLIT $3'88 .2 D.r. H.T. ':91~ .fS., + T l L
""'" ....... wwa101. . · • '61 CAD.-Devllle ., '" '"" $20 T•"" $20-,. -.~ ........ l. • $52 TOTAL $52 TOTAL ................ I Lk. • No. 54457% Do-...... . ltAl TOTAL $41 TOTAL
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USED CAR PAYMENTS: $688 THRU $2011' FOR 36 MONTHS •ON APPROVEO BANK CREo!T INCLUDE .TAJ\ 'AND UCENSI!. PRICl·GOQD 'TIL'9 'P.M., SUNDAY, PEC~MllR '22ND. "' -. ,,. ~. ------·-· • • • ' ·• ' + • I
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_______ ., OVER 80 .QUALITY AUTOMOBILES ·TO SELECT . -FROM----.. ---
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PRICE
'68 CAMARO
Absolutely the sharpest one in town. A local
8,000 mile automoblle. Finiahed in tangerine
with black vblyl root and ma~ interior. 327 V8 .,,.ine, automatic. .,...., .... ring and
T brakea, tactory air conditionJ.nc. Beautiful
condition. (WWC965)
SALE PRICED ' ..
'67 CONTINlif AL
A beautitlll turquolle 4 doof· with turquoise
leathtr interior. All the poP\lla,r power assists
1nclu4lng power steering~ ff!.t~ windows.
...... -air candl~·· ........... IOlut.!J ........... ,(TG .
SALi $3666 PRICE
'68 COUPE ~'VILLE
A lovtb' Sudan Beige ~r with black
padded top and black leather1lnterior. Fully
equipped wtth all of CadUJ'&:'.a finest features
incl\lllftg power, eteerlng, power brakes. power
seal*, ~ wndowa, AM·FM radio. and o!
coUrse, Cldlll•c'1 automatic Air CondltlonlD&t
(4929)
SALi $5444 PRICE
168 CADILLAC
The tver popular El Dorado. Fihiahed in
Ermine white with black and whlte hounds·
tooth Cloth and leather interior. Equipped
with power •teerit:tg, power brakes, power
windows, power seat, factory air condition·
in&r AM-FM radlot ~utomatic crulsM:Ontrol
and Other Qdlllac. a.ccessories. Low mil(!9 and
strictly orl&lnaJ.. Shows finest car. (No. 234-iJ
SALi $6222 PRICE
'67 CADILLAC
This lovely Coupe DeV~ has all power e.sslstl
tncluding power st.eer'tAc, brakes, wlndowa, •
seat and Ce.dlllac's famoUs factory air con-
ditioning, stereo AM·J";M, tilt wheel, twilight
sent, Premium DoUble Eagle tires. Beautiful '
local 1 owner automobile~ (V AX710)
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De Vllle ConvE:rtlble finished in beautiful Ivan-
hoe green wth black top .and black leather
interior. Fully power equipped 1nclu41ng fac-
tor)' air condltionin&. atereo AM·~ ra&o,
automatic cruise-control, tllt-telescbolF 1Wr· 1ri&: wheel and even power vent wincfOWI. This cadlllac ta in superfluous condltloIL (XSP-694)
SALE $5111 PllCE
'65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic trammlplon, power
•tffrin&. power brakes; ra4lo and bel.ter, buc-ket aeats. cen.t.er console. tadlometer, white side wall .,..... (0SJm3)
SALE $111 I PRICI
'66 BUICK
Electra 225 CUatom 4 door hardtop. Finished
in Arctic white with black ~ root and
Buick's color keyed interior. Equipped with
factory air condltl.oning,, power steering, pow·
er brakes, power windows and power seats.
Also has tilt-steel',ing wheel and other extras.
Thill ~line Buick ls in excellent condition
inside and out. <VS°'"'20l
NABERS
CADI~LA(:
HAS •THE ··
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SELECTION
OF LA TF,-l)lODEL,
PREVJo6sl v ·oWNED
CADILLACS
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ORANGE
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'66 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVlllc. Solla Bl'ten f1n1lh with. ~n
leather and nylon interior. FUD cadlllac ~
er equipment plus factory air condltlonlng,
tilt-steering wheel, power door locks. 6 ~
seat and many other ot th~ extras offered by
Cadillac. (TAX395>
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.. '65 DeVILLE ,
Convertible. A gorieous orchid mist exterior
with black top. Full leather interior. All ot
Qidlll•c's power wists and factory air con-
ditioning. AM·FM radio. tilt and telescopic
steering wheeL This lovely cadllac has been
driven onJy a very few miles. (NKWM5)
S~LE $2444 PRICE
'65 THUNtiERBIRD
Landau. A heautUul powder blue 'r-Blrd with
the white landau root all vinyl interior. Full
power equi~t incl~ding pqwer -brake.I·
power ateertng-power windowt • \)O'Wel' gee,t
and ot course factory air eonditloninc, Tbla is
an outstanding' car at oUtBtanding aaviilgs.
Better hurt')" on this one. (MPP121)
$'1888
: '67 CADILLAC
SALE $31 ·I 1 PRICE
'66 CADILLAC
De Ville conv~rtible. Luflterous autumn gold
finish with black top and black leather in·
terior. Fully power equipped Jncluding factory
air conditioning, AM-FM radio and many oth·
er Cadillac accessories. Thill car shows finest
of ono ::; $2'999 PRICE .
'66 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVllle. Sudan beige in color wltb
beige leather interior. Has power steering,
power brakes, power windows, power seat,,
•power vent windows, and AMo-t"M radio. Fao-
tory ati conditioning and inlleh:, much more.
This one won't be here Iona: at this price.
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$3333
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\v'ildcat 4 door hardtop. s~~Siivft.tt.ni&:h _ :
with red vinyl interior. Equipped with AM-FM ~',
radio, tilt steering wheel, power truck lid rf!-1il
lease, wire wheel covers, radio, heater, auto-,. ~-l.
matic transmisson, power steering and power'
brakes. Very low miles. (RRY-376)
SALi $2444 PRICE
Convertible. Finlshed 1n 'Doeskin with beige
top and full saddle leather interior. Has all
the deluxe tea~ lncluding power steering,
power brakes, poWer door locks., power tnmk
release and factory atr Conditioning. Beautiful
local 1 owner cadUlac. (TPZJ.61)
lHESE CADIUACS ARE All $4222 SALE· ·PRICED ...
SPECIALLY PRICED :66ALETH."UN' ·D-ERBPIRICE ;;:;, ,.' • ...t65 :s~LAC ,,:
Now . · RD I 'Couj>elJ'.><VW.. 0 ome oxt.,io• wl"-: Fleetwood Broua:ham. Flrt!frost Sliver finish The spotty 2 door hardtop tuUy equlpP,ed • _ cloUi arwt Jeath,u tn , or. pt1s 24,000 mile, ·
with black padded root sets oft this CadUJac FOR THE ENTIRE power steering power brakes power ' automo?illt has 8.llofeMftlacs power f~atures 1
luxury car. !quipped with black leather' In-dowa, power se&t and Ford's f9.mOW1 fa ~ -including .J)ower ~ing, .brakes, windows..-;.
terior and every conceivable pcMTr aa1st 'plbs HOLIOA Y SEASON air coruUtlonitJg. A beautiful satin tdlve , seat,. ~l factory air conditioning. Also has f 11 ,
factory -.1r conditioning. See thiJ one tO 'really terlor with black vinyl interior CRTUJ39) ·brand ~ .. Oval 90 tires. Simply gorgeoua. .t apprec::Llca$1222 P.ICE SEE US TODAY! SALE $2333 ,PRICE
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li a•s diff•r•nt model .•• y•s, even • new '69 Pontiac or ·~v us•d Cl~ in Stoclt . ,.,ml 11 equ;valently pdu d. II you 're 9;v;n9 mom o'. one of the k;ds a new car
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FULLY EQUIPPED
1,.c1udin9 lig V-1 1ni;iin1, "Autorn•tic .
tr1n1l'l'li1sion, R1clio, He•ter, Power 1+.~n119.
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•6~ PONTIAC CATAUNA 2 DR. HARD'IOP · . FULLY EQUIPPED
lnc1Gdifl9 the l it V-1 1n9i111, Sport1 c•r fl'•fltd·
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•65 PONTIAC CATAUNA ·4 DR.
FULLY EQUIPPED
lndu.Hnt: Automi tic tr1 nil'l'lin ion, 8i9 V-~
. Po••• ite•rin g, Powtr br•k••• Ai •n91111, .. ,._. U f 1 'coflditioner, R1idlo, Heeter, ""'!~,w• "'
•nd "'•"Y other dilux• •tc111or1~1. Lfc. No .
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FOLLY' EQUIPPED
dlo, He•tli'r, ·Big V.j en91rt•, Whlte weir -\~. Including: A1,1tom•tfc tran1mi11ion, IWil · , .. --*..495
tires and m•ny o.thers. Lie. No. TUN485. 1 • 1 • • h~~
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I b•1~ •: .. ~1 ••h~ ff"•ncf-t wttft oppro"M."cre4il plM• l•i '"" lic.e1u1., ~5 Lt,....,NS ",. · ' · · f. Door · Ho~t.,, A11hlfl~ffc 5995 ·
. tr1111ml11l111, Vt, rt410,·h11hr, $39 *It,, b1.1ck1t 111h,, ,..1i1t41 wolf ti,." • · ff
Lie. 104 ]07, ., ' FUU. ,a1c1 DN. ' MO.
PONTIAC '64
t011n1.tK1 V-i-''2.:dr. H;n1fp/
'~pe. Air condltionln9, P'tteer,.
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PONTIAC '.66 ; ' ,, .
G.T.O, Sports Cpe., P'Stiii•r., ~uto, tr1111., l&a.,~Htr., 'tint.cl
tl•1• •. "'•11y xtres. IWXH1661.
FORD '66
Popules._ ei;·,fotl'I "·clri
V-1, Au .. Metlc ti;-.11i.,
H••*• _.foe. fTUP .. 751 ,_
PONTIAC "64•
I V 0 ' V-1 Gr•lld Prl•, Power tt.1rln9,
lr•k•t, A1to. tr•ns., RIH,
WSW, lvcket "i•h, •fc.
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PONTIAC '64
l•Me111 2.dr. Herdtop Cpe.
V ·8. P'1t11rl119, Auto. fr•n1.,
lt•dio, H•1f•r, lueket •••ti.
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PLYMOUTH· '66
. $1199· $42*$42
~ PULL PllCI ' DN. MO .
'1155· '$41 *$41
FULL PRICI DN. MO. '\' $ ,. ., ' \ · 1195 $42*$42
~EW '69 PONTIAC 'ltMPEST s' Po' .
wide o.••f w1w tir11, fecho'"'''' •nd rel 0 w • ·~ COUPE
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Before you buy 1 smaller .., ••renco s.1.1 ·r·~ fr¥ Iha BIG w IDE $, 2· ·,2. ' ,.·9 5 · RACK PONTIAC. You'll'
get power and economy
plus • whole lot more safety.
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lncludint reclFo,. h••f•r , white •
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conv!!f•t, dls1pp1•rlt11i wlft41h "ild" •'f'''• Synchro tur11 ll9nels, fl;th· ." · .
:'•1 V.f •ntln•, deluxe viny:I In· $3 • . , •r Of, ouhlde rtir •l•w mirror •••f ,O,lt1 ~ncl 1ni11y, "''ny inOri ' '
lhh " ·~ .... '"'" •• Bill ... ,; • 96 3. Pont/~c, Or4er on• or • hundred i t fh11 lew prfc•. -. .. ' ., ""-• . . . . ' '
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'64 GRAND P~IX
Aufell'Mlflc tr•n1"'htion, power 1t1•ri119,
rffl .. hoet1r, buc••t •••h I con1ol1.
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• For wreral yean. the U.S. baa eoaaht
international ap-eement OD tJlia problem.
The U.S. feels that narrow territorial
~ .. ten-ad we claim oaly a tJuee.miJe
limit-ta aeential to fniedom of the
eeu, partkularly in unow iaterutioul
' et.nib. At the 1958anl1960 Unit.eel Na-
tioaa Law of the Seu Coafenmoe. in
Gene'fa. the U.S .... -prepared to COID•
p~ oa a lix-aile liait. bat om
propou) failed by one \'Ole of being ac.
cepted. Many member nations inaiated
on mamtain.ing a 12-mile limit.
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cioane to broaclm 1BJ echK:atioa. .........
I DOW take •ctins counes at the Colma·
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1911 Maxwell ud a 1911 Ford. I wu
alwa11 fucinued by early c:an and. be-
•idee my enjoyment of them., they attract
Yiaitors to the Reno area. At pn:eent. I
ha•e 1,400 can ha my collection.
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Califionaia Rehabilitation Center, a school
f• brailM&mqed chilclnm, ud we try
.. ..._ u much time u pouihle to it.
n. a. career preeeura. bo1"m11', I am
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pertainina to the 1.,uiaation and fur.
tber deYelopmenta. It will tab about three
years to write.
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FOR J.nlBS J. aoru:r,
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• <:ompare it with a pmaine of the Mme
denomin.atioa and tlel'iea. Uee a tma11
magaifyiq glue and look f~ the red
ud blue &ben ill tbe paper. Sometimea
counterfeiters attempt to copy tbeee fibers
by prlntiq colored lines on the paper. If
the bote cloee c:oataia l'heee fiben, com·
pare ita other features. Look for diler ·
eDce8 DOt aiailarilies.
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cra•i.ng for aweeta. I recommend a lolly·
pop in the mornin&. one in the alternoon,
and one before going to bed. The 1upr
giftll the dieter quick ener11 and elimi·
nate8 the desire for 1weeta.
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But 15 yean aao toeh a mo-rie wouldn't
h.aYe hem made.
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atghlng alnat two tons, was air·
lhipped to A.rwtcan • .a... In
Vietnam. n. Haywaid (Calif.) Doily
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le¥iew an'Clltged for~ and ...._.
to be pasted onto the roll of newsprint
-up in its pattcing lot. SaiCI the llDffi
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ing men of America's app'9Ciatian. H
Not ,.., If your chlld ... '°" he
got bad ..tea ~ his teadw
didn't Mte him, he may be right. Wtltts
L 11'omas. clnKtar of a four-par Fed-
\ et'Ofty sponlOf'8d N•t3tch profed on
student ¥Glues at &and ltapids, Mich.,
reports that teadMn do Indeed ...
the highd ~ to c:Mdr.. ....,
.... '1 hated to find that OAll. # '°YI
Thomas, but it· W'OI true, ,.,..._ of
lntelttgenm 01 ochieifement ..... rewht..
n.. children that teochen ... lndderr
taffy, are those who hold the 1ame
values tt.., do.
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ldentllll, ...... '""of accident
ftdilM, found that 30 lo «> J*Uftl
hadno,...•llOl•Allondlhando
the ~, 20 perCMt had none.
Su1p.-d are ••Mra.emental focton''
-drugs, p•llcldel, food addlltvea,
DOT-tprayed cattle food, which •lllCIY
be reducing the utlbalian • lnaw-
lng ......_of ..... A.• n..
U.S. o.partwt of Agric:ulture W.
cam that about one out « lix U.S.
fmiillles ID cliees below the Weal..._.
of ..... A. ..... lhan ........ plla
ore euch natural foods OI ..... pro-
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trol a large ......... « wealth In
thk www1tty, and.._.,, ca ..., k19d.n
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WGIMft ... up wllh the llodt marbt
whlethe'1whft'9'1up ..... 1WI
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how enough of,# says octrela JooMa eom.,
author of the dec:orating book "Starting from
Scratch, H 11C1t9 money and dolet lp0Cl9•# Some
solutions: "U• the comer space In a room
diagonally endowl by floor-to-celling lcMen,
as a triangulor dolet." And to abolhh bedroom
dutter, Joanna sun-ts a tall, nanow unit
behind the bed. The bottom unit should be the
exact height and width of the bed, wtth lid.s
open for storage. Abo¥e this. Install ......
with sliding doon. When cloled, they form the
bed'• headboard.
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T AST J ANUABY I visited the
LJ Holy Land again for
fresh material for a novel,
stopping also in Athens, Rune,
and Lisbon.
For a full year before, life had
become intolerable to me for various
reasons, and I. bad to force JD11M'lf
to take this trip. In Rome I had
what i.a known aa a "col'OD&l'J ae.
cident" and wu told that I lllU8t
remain in the hospital for at least a
month. I decided, however, that I
must continue m,y journey to the Holy
X..nd no matter the coet and IO left
the hospital. I do not adviae thla aa
an ordinary rule, but I had naebed
such a state of mind and body that
I did not care what happened to me.
I waa also full of bittemeu: nothing
was further from my mind than
spiritual coneolatiom or refteetlona,
and I waa physically Pl"ettT low.
I had to wait in the airport at
AtheD.1 tor two hours becauae the
plane going to the· Holy Land waa
"delayed." The airport wu crowded,
and there were many crying chiJ..
dren. AD I wanted waa to sit back,
close my eyee, and hope the pain in
my heart would stop for a few houra.
I waa not happy when a 10un• couple
with a baby sat down on the bench
with me. I gave them a surly look.
and the mother, a mere girl, smiled
back at me radiantly and prepared
to nurse her baby. She wu hardly
more than 19 and very thin and pale
and shabby. Her huband, probably
about 21, waa In an equally em,a..
elated state. Neither was dreeaed for
cold weather. but fortunateb' Athena
is mild even in Janu&l'1. Their in-
fant, a little boy about a month old,
wu not fretful in spite of beiftl'
pale and too thin.
AJ the mother nureed her child,
the young father stood over them
protectively. They bad their lunate
with them. two very small and bat-
tered pieces of a f oreip make. and
old. In epit.e of my own misery, I
.,... touched by the airht of theee
,,,._ people, ao poverty .. tricteu, so
Um& Yet I-aw that they radiated
Jo'r ua coatentment.
I bepn to wonder about them. My
command of fonia'n 1aquapa la
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Cold, hungry. and trapped by the border police, the young
in terror and waited for deathi:--0nly to be saved by. . . .
The Miracle at the Berlin
By TAYLOR CALDWELL
Author of "Tftlfwy ,,J ,_ Nt.n/' "l"ro•11ue to Lo\'e.''
... .,,_, _.. Gbloua PltyMdcM" •
ftl'1 out.tandins, and it la not
way to strike up conversatlou
h atraqera. But somehow I
wanted to know -why these youn•
creatuftl8 appeared 10 joyoua and IO
aerene; this ie certainly no world
where even the young should feet
peace and happiness t And I had eeen
few such brilliant facee in many
years. I t.entatively tried out my
French. The young man countend
with German; I shook my head. Then
be spoke in English, perfect but alow
and with extreme politeness.
In "'Y travels over the years I
have heard strange and dreadful
storiee, and many that cannot be
explained. But the story this youn•
man told me la one of the s~
and the moat moving.
He, Belmar, and hia wite Elsa and
their little baby were going to the
Holy Land under the auspices of a
certain Christian sect. They all bad
been born in what is now known u
Eut Germany, under Communist
rule, and both the young man and his
wife had been bom Jong after Hitler
waa dead and had known noth-
i!ll' but communiam all their lives.
Fortunately, though it wu forbid-
den to teach religion in Communist
East Germany, their parents bad
been devout and reverent people, and
in aome way Helmar bad been ~
cret\y ordained as a minister when
be WU but 20.
Because the parents of the young
couple had stubbornly refused to em-
brace communilllll, they had been
denied the merest comf orta of liv-
ing. They were denied ration carda;
they were threatened,. bounded, ba-
nuaed, reviled. But they stubbornly,
it secretly, taught their child.ran the
faith of their fa there, bad them ba1>-
ttzed. and encouraged them to live
aa men must truly live if they are
not to become beast.a.
ltelmar'I and lllCl'I baby WU
bom Christmas morning. Belmar
had been trained aa a cabinetmaker
and carpenter. EJaa had been work-
ing, up to the day she rave birth,
u a domestic in the house of a "rich"
Com.muni1t and hie bullying wife.
She bad been &'lad of the work, for
aometimea she could 11ip extra food
to her parent.a and her husband.
Tbq liftd with Ella'• paNDta in
a two-room "'apartment." •haring a
bathroom with 1ilt other tenants. and
they were never warm. •
The 7~ couple had decided, be-
fore the baby wu born, that they
must leave East Germany even if
they were killed in the etrort. They
could not endure the tboupt that
the baby would Uve u ~ bad lived
all their young liwe. with no future
and no hope, only fear and despair.
They hid relativee in West Gmnany
who had tried the various comula
in Welt Berlin in an e«ort to pt
vi.au to Franee, Bngtaact, or Amelie&
for Belmar and Ella. But the consuls
were ftl'7 sh7 about the whole· mat-
ter. One mu.It never, It seemed, an-
noy the Communlsta aJlTW'bere I
It wu then Belmar beard from
some leaden of his particular reli-
gious sect, who came to him eecret.
ly and au&'l'llted that he co to the
Holy Land to a email church in need
of a mini1ter. For eome reuon, the
thou.ht of going to the Bol7 Land
quickened the hearta of the Youn&'
hwsband and wife. Had not their
child been born on Chri.stmaa Day!
Wu not Belmar a carpenter, lib
the adoptive father of Christ'! And
waa he not a minister! Their minds
were mac1., up at once.
Of __..., there waa the mat-
ter of fteeinr from East ~rmany
and the Volpoe, · the German Com-
munist police, who guarded every
bordeT. and especially the Berlin
Wall. Belmar knew that it almost
wu impouibJe to crou over that
wall; the land before it was mined.
It waa patrolled day and night by
the Volpo1 and eavap dop. There
were pita and barbed wire and loaded
traps, and every day a number of
desperately fleeing people, young and
old, some only children, were mur-
dered before they could even touch
the wall. The police shot to kill; they
took few priaonera.
But they could not live any longer
in Eut German;y. They spent days
and nights In prayer, growing more
and more determined to ftee, to aave
their baby. Whiapen went about from
their parent&, from theinaelvee. They
had no money; they bad no jewelry:
and they had beard that those who
usilted refuceee. did '° for a· fee.
f o?' the attempts were daqeroue.. -
uirhen, it was a miracle," •id
Belmar, looking at me with hie large
blue eyea full of joy. A man came at
dawn to their houae and whispered
that it was arranged that he and
Ella leave that night for the Berlin
Wall and an attempt at tlil'ht into
West Germany. Their guidee would
take them to a comparatively wlner-
able place in the wall, but once
within sight of the wall they would
have to take their own chances with
the mines, the police, the clop, and
the lighted guard towen.
A collaborator would mark the
lea.at dangerous path to the wall, with
a white thread, and they were, for
the sake of the others, .to roll up that
thread as they proceeded. They were
not to deviate one foot from this
frail marking. not to ahow a light,
but to stoop and crawl on their
hands and knee& aa much as poeaible.
Their baby's mouth would have to be
taped shut so that not a single eound
would alert the dogs.
They could hardly bring them-
selves to describe that fearful ftight
in the darkness. along dark back
streets in East Berlin. filled with
police, carrying their child and what
little they poeaeased. It wu very
cold, and snow was falling. The
cobbles we'!) 1lippery with sleet. No
one dared to speak. not even in whia-
pen. They darted into aUeys and
doorways at the sight 'of the patrol-
ling Volpoe. A walk ef only four JDilea
took several anguished hours.. n.... ..,.. no Christmas lights
nor candles, though this was but ftve
days after Christmas. Elsa was still
weak from childbirth, and ehe had
never known good food in all her
young life. They shuddered in the
cold; the wind tore at their faces and
their poor clothing. They protected
the infant u much aa they could,
and Elsa eu«ered with him, now that
hie mouth had been sealed. Though
the air was bitter cold, Elsa was soon
sweating f rom weaknesa and terror,
and so was Belmar. They never
stopped prayina-.
Then they saw the wall in the di-
stance, ftercely illuminated by tlood-
ll•hta. Here their trembling guides
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8\&t tk~ 3Cl10 nothiKg.
must leave them, whispering in their
ears wberer to look for the white
thread. And then the guides melted
into the darkness, and the youq
husband and wife were alone, .tar-
ing at the rude barbaric wall. topped
with barbed wire, mined and parded,
which stood between them and free-
dom. They could hear the distant
snarlinr of dop; once or twice there
was pn.ftre. They beard the chal-
lenging voices of the Volpoe. Then
Belmar bent and kiMed hie wife on
her cold and trembling lipa. and 1he
ldsaed him in return, and they 1"dlt
on. By the ft.are of the diatant flood-
lights they eoon found the besin-
nins of the thread between two
stones, u they had been to1d.
There wu no cover for them in
that wide mined area, con1tantly
struck by rlaring searchllrhta. When
the lights 1wung about, the.y were
to fall on their faces, u ftat as
J>088ible, and remain constantly etilJ.
They IOon were covered with mud.
their clothm. IO&ked with icy water.
Aa if he knew what wu bappen.inr,
the baby did not stir in their a.rma.
The white thread led on and on,
winding, and the heart.a of the young
pa.rents throbbed with fright for fear
of the minee, and they picked up the
thread behind them. Then Elaa stop-
ped. She bad to net a moment.
Bebnar urpd her on with quick
toucbee; he dared not speak. He
pointed to three treee in the near
diatance, where they could stop for
a few momenta to catch breath, re--
pin courap. It was a poor •helter,
but it wu a lhelter. So, they went
on, Elu'• lmee1 wom to bloody
bru.laes u ebe frequent}J wu forced
to crawl over wet and stony rround,
her bands torn. Belmar, more and
more. bad to carry the baby under ru. arm like a kitten.
1"ey reachell the treee and aat
huddled toptber, auppreaelnr their
gupe. Beyond the wall, they knew,
waited frienda, but tboee frienda
could not help them until they bad
acaled the ,,.n. They had been told
that the friends would clever}J clip
the barbed wire a little. 80 that
Belmar could put it. The wbole
heart.a and aoula of the younr par-
ent.I yearned for the aafet, beyond
the wall, for a little warmth, for
shelter, for a abort peace, for rest
and, above all, for bleued freedom.
Then, to their terror t the;r beard
a near voice about. "Halt!" Seueh-
Jl1hta SWUDI' about, probinr. They
heard the furious llD&J'lina' of a pack
of dop. Now they could Me three
Volpoe runnm. in their direction,
accompanied by their dop, their guns
held ready in their hand.I. In eome
way they had betrayed their pre&-
ence, thourh they did not know how.
It wu enourh for them that they
had reached the endt and tbeJ held
each other ti1ht)y and prayed for a
quick death.
Mel-.. looked at me gravely in
that crowded and noisy airport in
Athena. "You will not believe," he
said, "for there ia no explanation.
But it ia true. We aaw it ounelvea.0
For, aa the youna couple'• despair-
inr eyes watched the approach of
their murderen and the leaping dop,
a young woman suddenly stood be-
tore them. They had not beard her
coming. She bad appeared out of the
very dark and bitter air. The ftood-
llgbta Wuminated her. She wu tall
and slender and clad in an ancient
f aahion, her head covered by a deep
blue veil. Her face and handa were
u white aa milk. and 1hlninr lib
the moon. When the aearchli1hta
touched her. 1be glowed and aparb
of light. fell from her garment.I.
Her face wu beautiful beyond
dreaming. "More beautiful than an
angel'•t" aaid Ela&, and her voice
broke aa ebe told me. "And in her
arma she carried a baby, no older
than mine.,,
She 11111W down at the huddled
youq people below her. Ber eyee
touched the inf ant in Helmar'a arma,
and her lipe tremb1ec:l a little. Then
she turned and faced the running
Volpoe and their dop and •he lifted
the left aide of her prment and
spread it between Belmar and Elaa
and the Volpoe, and now they could
see nothing but lirht and the form
of the youq woman in that light,
u if she henelf were made of licbt.
The shout.I of the Volpoe and the
dop stopped abruptly, and there
wu nothing but the wind. A moment
later there wu a conf uaed mutter·
ins and calling: "Where are they?"
The dop came 1niftln•• then aud-
den)y they howled and turned and
ded, thoqh the guards shouted after
them, cuned~ and and their guna.
"We were mt.taken .. It wu onlJ
ahadowa," said a Volpo. But another
swore that be and two othen had-
eeen a man and woman distinctlJ,
runnina to the treea, crouched over,
ln the edp o1 • ~ht. They
bepn to etamp around th• treea,
cuniq apin, and aa they turned
so dld the myaterioua Lad7 tum,
boldinr her child on her ri1ht arm,
her Jett hand, epread.ins out her pr-
ment to hide Belmar and Ella. The
boots of the Volpoe pounded and
aplaahed in a circle. They carried
ftaahllshta, and they turned them
everywhere, even onto the Lad1.
They turned them on Belmar and
Elu, but they aaw nothinr at all
but darbeu.
Stlll 111Utter"'9 and 1wearing but
lauchlna, too, they left and returned
to their guard towers. Then the Lady
turned and nniled at the ttarina
and sbakiq husband and wife, and
she beckoned to them sently. They
stood up and followed her. But Btl·
mar remembered to pick up the
thread behind him, and the Lady
waited patiently while be did ao,
noddiq in approval.
.,Where 1be walked before ua."
aaid Elaa, "it was like the full 11un,
and we could avoid all the traps.
and we were not afraid any lonsv.
Becauae we knew who ahe wu and
the name of the Baby she carried."
They reached the wall. Hen it wu
not ao tall. and the atones were rourh.
Belmar looked at the Lady, and 1he
pointed to the wall. He obeyed and
climbed it, found the cut barbed wire
and parted lt. Elaa lifted the baby
to her husband. He looked at the
other aide and saw the silent ftgurea
of hi.I friend., and be dropped the
baby down to them. Then be helped
Ela climb the wall, and he lifted
her in hie al'ID.I and dropped her
on the other 1tde.
"And then," be aaid, '1 turned to
thank the Lady, but abe wu movina
away. And I said in my heart to her
-and I knew ahe heard m&-' A
very Bleued Ch.riatmu to you, for
you have made our ftnt Chri.ltmu
a bleulna.' And then the Lady wa.a
Sone, and Belmar dropped down to
hJs wife and ch.Od-.nd freedom.
"Her ... llMN'Y is in our heart.a like
the aun." Nid Belmar. UW e will
never be afraid apin."
I bad foraotten where I wu and
• .. sreat)y startled to bear m7
ftlpt called. I atood up, and Rel.mar
courteou.a}J put my baa into ID7
.hand. I did not know what to aa7.
Then I uid. "You tru}J aaw her?.,
"Tru}J /' said Ela&. .. She remem·
bered her own fti&'ht into E1YPt."
I Joobd back when I neared the
ptel. The 1ounr parents were sit-
tins •Jde by 1Jde, their arma about
MCb other, and the babT lau&'hed on
Ella'• lmeee, u if be knew, too. And
ao do I. Jb aadneee and pain and
deapair Wt me.
i bad hope apin. •
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9UHAA-ju.4t~ ..• Little Tree, I Love You
OUT OF the uncertaln times
of this joyous season you
are peace. And Hope. And
Love.
In the darkened room. your U.hta
twinkle into the night. You are eo
atilt, so perfect an entity and more
beautiful than any tree ever to live
in this room and comfort me with
the gift of younelt.
How strange Jt ia that we cut
down trees in our ftelda and forests
and brins them into our houaee at
this time each year. How peat a
ehanre within our a ~ tree, l'N8Jl and the faint
scent of needles permea the fal>-
ric of our Uvee.
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becomea a part of nature, no leu
remark.able than if we bad eau.-ht a ..
cloud for the eeilinr or carpeted our
ftoon with..,...
There.are &ff ornamente on 1011.
little tree. I did not want to destroy
the beauty of your growing free and
alive ln a quiet place I never knew.
But you have brought me that place
and offered ft to me here. Each be-
loved remembrance I have cherished
and tied amoq your branehea Is a
part ol you and of me al.a.
Naw there are earola wherever I
l'O. N C'IW the brisht packqes are
scattered at your feet. Now there
are IJ)'Dlbola on doon and windoWI.
There are lighted candles and erechee
and croeaes, each of them a part of
thla hallowed eeaeon.
My heart ia touched by each. The
still nfl'ht. the off eringa of love,
the sacred blesaln~ of a birth en-
shrined forev~r for all of ua every-
where in the world.
Yet none IDOft9 me IOOl'e deeplJ
than to 1it alone with rou, little
tree, in the twilight with your lishta
dim in the after-.ctow and the acent
of your punpnt and polrnant and
green eoftneu alnailll' in silence.
You are joy beyond death. you are
beauty resorrect.ed, you are love and
laughter and the tiuel tear. You are
God's gift, not more enhanced by
human adornment. You are the allm
finren of faith stretched forth from
the trunk of life. You are my
Chriatmaa. ~ -9.t. .. ..,___
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Frightened and alone after a disastrous
show-business debut, this noted comedian
learned the true meaning of Christmas
By JOEY ADAMS
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THE FIBST speech I ever
made was atop a beer
case on a comer, a few steps
away from where we lived
in New York City.
I wu only six yean old. but I
already WU ftlled with hot air,
eao, and blarney-trademarb of
all politicians and ]>Ubllc speaken.
In thoee days eve17 mother who
bad a ahow-<>ft aon pushed him to
be a poHtician instead of an actor.
So, iDlt.ead of imitating the
comici of the day, I waa making
like the local politiciane for my
audience of six-and aeven-year-
olds, aiq the trite political a-
preesiona I bad heard ao often. I
wu not concerned when a little
man, not much taller t~ the
kids, joined my audience.
W... I was throqh, the chub-
by little ll)U In the bis black hat
and cipr t.o match appro.ched
me. ''Y ou.ns man." he said atfec-
tionatel)", "I like your aentimenta.
I'm rtJDninl' for eon.nu here in
the 2oth Conpeaalonal Di.atrict.
You must come around to l8e me."
"What's your name?" I uked.
"Fiorello i.. Guardia," he said
proudly. ''You and I abould make a
great team."
Tbat'a bow I met the man who
waa to become the mayor of New
York City, my "adopted father,"
and the guiding ll•ht of my llf e.
I became a pet around campaign
headquartera. On weekends, I
made the rounds with the LtttJe
Flower u he visited hi.a coutito-
enta. I wu the son he never had.
It wu the Little Flower who ac-
tually shoved me into ahow buai-
neu. Of course, I wanted to be
like him. a politician. After all, he
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I ~ tM tloot-, Md tbre A.
•tood, oh&tclU.g Cln.ttflcu fli/U.
waa JJJ¥ idol, my teacher.
Little by little. he acratched an
my ambitione-politlca, law, en-
gineering. There wu little left for
me to do. Mayor La Guardia hated
bookmaken, pmblen, lawyen,
politiciana, royalty, bis brua,
male ballet dancers, and abetrad
arl-in that order. That left lhow
buaineu, and i.. Guardia agreed
that my future lay there. He
started me on my career with t.h1U
advice: "Don't wor,,. about peo-
ple lmowin• you. Make younelf
worth knowin•."
H I hod followed that advice
when I opened at the State Theatre
in Baltimore a hundred years a•o,
it would have stopped me from
walJdna into IO ID&Jl1' lampoeta.
I wu 16 years old and full of
energy, loaded with ham. My Ant
prof-ional enpaement in a
vaudmlle theater almost turned
out to be my la.et. I arrived with
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(Co•"-ucl Inna page f)
no mualc, no experience., little
talept, and an overab11Ddance of pta.
I tried to hide my inadequacies with bluff, bruhneta.
and a phony auperiority. When my act died, I screamed
at the mualciau, I cut up everyone from the atqehandl
to the manaaer of the tbeatel'. I blamed everyon&--u-
cept my aet.
Whew I came off stage after the lut show on the third
day. I waa no longer the ftip kid who wu l'Oina' to kill
the people. I ran. 1obblng. to my dre88ing room. I looked
f n the mirror and aaw a frightened little kid with tear
stain• and smeared make-up.
It wu Chrf stmu Eve, and there I was all alone. with
no frienda or family, a failure aa a comedian and a'fa.ilUN
u a person-ready to quit. But suddenly the worda of La
Guardia came back to me: "Don't worry about people
knowiq 700; make younelf worth knowing.'"
I dug my hands in my pock.et. I wu worth $1.85. "I can
do it for that." I muttered.
I quickly put on my street clothee and ran to everyone
backstage, inviting them to my Cbristmaa partr. I wu
happy for the tint time since I arrived in Baltimore. 1
waJbd into a bia market next door to the theater. For
a dollar, I bought more potato chips, peanuta, pretzela,
and popcorn that I could carry. Ten cents went for paper
plate..
Maybe Wa not much, I thought. but at leaat it'• be-
ainnlq to look like Chriatmas. If only I had a tree.
I ltuf my hand hi my pocket and drew out 75 eenta,
all I had left. I ran back into the street and blew my
entire capital on a skinny, naked tree.
By the time I l'Ot it home, I felt a little aahamed of
It. It looked even more anemic now than it bad In the
store, and I had no money left for decoratioM. In the
now deaerted theater's garbage bin, I found empty cig-
arette packages, eome old ribbons from Chriatmu pack-
aps, and eome gold foil from holiday cigan. They'd have
to take the place of 1~hta and omamenta.
Not bad, I thOUl'ht after decorating my tree. I (lanced
at my watch: 10 :80. They should be comillg in pretty
aoon. The minutes seemed like hours. Midnight I And still
no one came. What am I kiddinir myself for T I cried.
I'm just a punk kid to them. Not good enough to share
Chriatmu with.
I thougl11 of the past three days since I bad left New
York. Of my complete failure on stage and off. And now
I was slttlna-alone in my bare little room on Christmas
Eve and completely ipored.
Thia fate waa a little too much for a 16-year-old. My
head started to pound, my eyes filled with tears.
Suddenly I aat up. I thought I heard someone knocldnl'
at the door. Hurriedly, I poured some water in the baain
and pushed my face into it. While wiping my face, I non-
chalantly opened my door. ·
A group of people, laden with bundlea, atood In the
hallway. Before I knew what waa happening. my little
room wu overflowing with hama. turkeys, candies. bot-
tlea, pily wrapped packages, and happy, laughing people.
A little man stepped out of the darkness, He waa carrying
an armful of packages that seemed to touch the ak:y.
"Merry Chriltmu, son," aaid the Little Flower. •
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plden brown. Turn ofl' oven. Prick
pu6'1 with a fork and return to oven
for 20 min. Remove pufl'a to wire
racb and cool complet.el1.
a. Cut off tope of po6'1. Spoon about
8 tableepoom EanOI' Pineapple
Flllina into each lhell. Replace
tops. On a aeninr plate, arranse
pufl'a to form a tree.
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rapidly to boillq. Cook and stir 2
to 3 min. Remove from heat.
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the yeast aside.
S. Toa1 currants, nut8, and mixed
fruit with 1 tablespoon ftour; eet
fruit and nuts aaide.
4. Add about 2 cups of the ftour to
milk mixtUre and beat until smooth.
Stir in dilsolved yeast, en, and
then the fruit-not mixture. Beat in
enough of the remaining ftour to
make a aoft dough.
5. Turn •to a liPtl7 eo.red nr-
face. Knead dough until smooth
and elastic, 6 to 8 min. Form into a
ball ud place ill a buttered bowl
Turn doup to briq buttered sur-
face to top. Cover and Jet. rile in a
warm place (about so•F.) until
doubled, about 1% lira.
a. Punch down doqh and turn onto
lightly ftoored aurface. Divide
dough in "half and 1hape each into
a round loaf. Place on a buttered
bakiq aheet. Cover and let rile in
a warm place until the dough la
doubled, about 1 hr.
1. Bake at 860°F. 26 mia Bruah
topa with softened batter and apriD-
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wire racb to cool.
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By MAX EHR.IJCH
Avthw of "The Ilg Ep," "ftnt Traill te ....,.__,, ond "Spia lhe Glau Well'
SOME YEARS ago, a motion
picture was made of a
novel I had written. The
novel, "First Train to Bab-
ylon," was called 0 The Na-
ked Edge" in the film ver-
sion of the book.
The fthn waa to be shot in Enl'-
Jand at a studio aevenl miles out-
aide of London. The •tar of the
Ahn wu Gary Cooper.
I had never met Cooper, and I
ftew to Eqland to see the ftlming.
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took me aside. They told me that
Coop, aa everyone called him, bad
terminal cancer. Aa yet, they said,
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condition. He believed that two
recent operation.a had been auccees-
ful. He wu being shielded from
the truth, and everyone around
hin:i wu ftercely protective.
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ture of vital health. I watched the
aiant, laughinl' and joJdq with
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costar, to the humblest worker
on the set. When the director
uked him to do several "takes,"
that is, to rehearee the same
acene, he did it patiently. It seemed
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DeboraA KtJrr it&
AU tut film,
"Tll.4 Na1"d
Bdg8'') apored
frinda 1&u
tragic alCf'et.
incredible that in a few months
he would die.
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mi!llMlld the studio car back to Lon-
don, Cooper gracioual,-pve me
a lift in his big, chaufreur-driven
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wu a man of few worda. famous
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a reminiscent mood.
He spoke of his early life on a
ranch in Montana. He went on to
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be wasn't really a good actor but
that people went to eee him simp)T
because he looked like the fellow
down the street. He had been
lucky, be said. Fame and fortune
bad come to him, but more than
thai-.ood friends, too.
He made the point that life for
him had been thousands of "takes"
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"take" over, a second time or a
fifth time. In his Western pic-
tures, men died and got up to Kt
again, at lilte command of the di-
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a man had to face his own "lut
take" in real life, when there
would be no second chance.
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"Keeping the secret W8$ nelL" said the captain • • • (CoMl.Ud ,,.,,_ ~ 12)
We came t.o lll1' hotiel, and be let
me out of the car and aboot my
band. I wu virtu&lly a atranpr, but
it did not matter. He milled that bi•
warm amile ·of hla and aald good-bye.
But I aaw a mist in bla eyes. And I
knew he knew.
A few months later, Coop wu
gone. He bad kept hie secret well
By remaf niq 1ilent. he rave othere
a kind of peace that epared them the
neeeaaity or embarrusment of ex-
pressing their sympathy. They
wanted to aee him u they always
had. vital and alive, the old Coop.
And he wanted to keep the relati°'-
ship that way, until the end. To ~e.
it was an unforgettable leeaon in ttJe
art of diBCretion. of thinking abobt.
and cariq for. the needs of others.
J1te dJctioaary defines dJBCretiOD
aa many tbiup-prudence. tact. pr-
cuD18J>eCtion, restraint. moderation.
But baaically, and above all, it it the
art of knowing bow to handle priv-
ileged information. to retain a Con-
fidence, to keep a aecret-perhapa the
most important social art we posse&ll.
All of us possess secrets about our-
selves, about others, about special
situations. Sometimes. th~ can be
a heavy burden. Sometimes, circum-
stancee f oree an qonizing choice. la
it better to speak out or remain si-
lent'! Bow do we decide'!
A eocia1 worker in an qeney spe-
cializing in then.py for problem chil-
dren recently told me about a child
I shall call Marilyn. "Up to tbe age
of nine, Marilyn wu bright. alert.
and doing well in school. Then, al-
most overnight, she became with-
drawn. nervous, occulonally hyster-
ical. The achool was baftled and
adviaed Marilyn's mother to bring
the child to me. I discovered that
Marilyn had suffered a traumatic
sexual experience. ·
"I suggested to the achool a pro-
gram of play therapy for Marilyn,
without going into the cause of her
trouble. But the BChool insisted that
regulations required a written re-
port, with detailed information.
.,. knew that putting this kind of
secret in the achool files could be
damaging to Marilyn in later life,
ao I arranged to have lunch with the
echooJ psychologist. She wu a ma-
ture woman. an experienced profe&-
sional. When I explained the situa-
tion. ahe agreed that nothiq would
go in writing; Marilyn's problem
would be kept a secret between ua.''
Here, the pqcholoSiat had taken
the time to think thinp tbr~h. She
had considered the con.sequences and
tllft acted. I believe thi1 ii the by
-the golden key-to handlill&' privi-
leged information.
Ken who are leaden of other men.
muat know how to handle privilepd
information. A few yean aao. I
wu at the U.S. aubmarine base at
Groto"' Conn., neearehlns a novel
on aabmarinee. Sometimes on Cold.
War patrol, submarinee run complete-
ly 1ubmerpd for 60 d.aya. The men
are cut off from ordinary contact
with home. euept for tile bue ra-
dio's "fam.ilygrama."
n. captale of one of these 1ub-
m&rines told me of a familyaram.
One of his men wu a:pectinc to hear
of the birth of his child. When tbe
news came, It waa tr.ale: the man's
wife bad died while civins birth.
Only the captain knew thla.
.. I thought about thla 1ituation a
long time," he aaid. '"Then t called
the man in and told him both the
mother and child were doiq wen ...
I moat have looked 1hocted. Yet
his explanation made eenae:
lt&titn4U tan..
rneal&I m
tltovgltUeaa
11oaaip, uv~
•mud
frinda1'ipa.
."I had to conaider the man him-
self. I wun't sure be could take the
truth. The strain might impair bill
concentration and juQnient. He had
a aeneitive job, bandl.iq diving con-
trols. As I aaw it, my flnt respon-
sibility wu to the safety of my crew
and ahip.
"Carrying the secret was bell, of
course. Every time I aaw this man,
it wu all I could do to stop myself
from coming out with the truth.
When we got near port, and I told
him the facts, he hated me. But later
be told me he understood what I had
tried to do.'•
To my mind, this waa a aill8'Ular
act of diecretion. Like the peycboto-
giat, he bad taken time to consider
the consequences. In handling priv-
ilepd information, this rule f s u
constant aa the North Star.
ott.., as In thia caae, the keeper
of a eecret must 1uff er him.self. To
stay silent often meana the goading
of pilt. the needling of con.acience.
Sometimes compaaafonate deception,
in the form of the little white lie.
can alleviate the situation. All of us
have used the little white u~ost
of the time for our own aelfbb enda.
to avert an unpleasant commitment
or 1ituation. But it it la U8ed to re-
duce ~ IOOthe frietioa, ~
a human nlatta..ldp. « bep Int.et
the bmtw, idmtl\7.-or..., ......... of
eome . ...r penoa.; tm It la u llCt
of dJacretlon.
A eecoDd rule for handliq privl·
lepd information. perbape the hard·
eet to follow, ii to button YoW' llpe
when 10u're upeet. ,.. eepeclallJ
remember an ancient Arablan prov·
erb which ...,. : "A MCret la you.r
alave if JOU keep it-your muter lf
you loee it."
AR act of dleeretion can be an act
of compualon. llUIJ' of ua under to-
day'• preuur. tend to toraet the
emotion.at needs of the other penon.
We look tor prapiatic or elBcient
or direct aolutione. But the more ma-
chines we Invent, the more we will
need to learn the art of dilcretion.
if oalJ t.o avoid tbe nightmare of
dehumanisation. Unleu we are alert
to pr.-rve our eodal Nlationahipa,
nourish them with )OYe, then we wiJJ
all starve and wither away.
The handling of privileged infor-
mation often ~m.ea more-demand-
ing when it comes to family matters.
A lawyer t.old ioe of an incident in
hie family wherein emotions tbreat.-
e~ed to explode into a lawsuit.
'1Hla .......... , bad died and left
money to each !)f the srandchildren.
When tM estate wu aettled and it
came time to diatribute the money,
the executor-who waa the dead
man's eon, Georp-told them he had
loet it in a buaineu venture through
which be had hoped to increue the
value of the entire eetate.
Clearly, Georae had betrayed his
trust, and the !'Mt of the family held
an indi~t meeting. Everyone
wanted to take him to court for crim-
inal mlauae of funds. "A. the lawyer
of the family," the attorney t.old me,
"they turned to me. What did I think?
"I told them that ~ our own
relative to court would only increue
bitterneea ~ neentment in the
famJl7. Did we want t.o expoee our
dirty linen in public 1 Did we want
Georse'• four children t.o cany tbe
atisma of thelr father'• mistake all
their lives?
"I told tllem I uadent:oocl tbilr
aqer. I felt the ume WQ. But wu
the price of sratlfyiq tbi• &Ill*!'
worth all tbe,eo~uencelf WouJdo't
it be wieer almpJt to tab the ic.,
bep it in the familY, and let the
matter die? They a~.··
Anaer, l"999nae, or any other form
of aelt-inclulpnce clouda eood juq-
ment. That kind of cathania IDl1' .
brins a penon aome tort of tem~
rary· relief, bat in the loq rub It la
the 8DelllY of diecretf on.
If it la wise to be diecreet with in-
formation about othen, it la equally
wi8e to be diacreet about WOtWlflf.
Information ~ younelt u priv-
ileaed information. •
A W011M111 wrhr I know tella of
an old acboolmate whoee m.arrlap
wu in jeopardy. The two women
were frienda and uw each .other
fnquently. One day the diatrau1ht
wife invited her friend to lunch.
She feit that abe had to talk and
cou~ :iot atop. She bea'an to blurt
out the most Intimate detaila of her
married lite. the ways In which her
husband bad humiliated her.
The aext daJ', in the cold l{«bt of.
aft.erthought, the wife mtllt have
been ••hut at what she had re-
vealed, tor abe ~ ealliq hJ!r
old friend and never aaw her apin.
Oft.en lt can help to "talk it out"
with eomeone you. traat. lt_pm. ta-
deed. be just the therapy n.eeded.
But there are limits. II.ark Twain
called conteulon "cood for the IOUl
but bad for the repgtaUon.,. ' He
miaht aleo have added that it can
strain the beet of relationah.11».
1her'9 la an intereltiq polblcript
to thia. My friend said: •'The minute
ahe started to reveal all thla, l aboulcl
have told her, 1 don't want to hear
about it or even to know about it.'
She miaht have been hurt at the
moment. But I th.ink we wouJcl still
be friends." The rule can bei>hrued:
if at time11 it la indiscreet to talk.
it i.a equally indiecreet to U.tn.
Once a burd8D80me aecret ii re-
vealed, it can never be called back.
The receiver becomes ita euat.odian
fonver. And it may haunt him.
It can be argued that man ii only
man because there are areu of pri-
vacy he protecta In hla mind and
aoul. lt ia part of his dlpity u a
human belq, "statement of JU per-
80nal freedom. Totalitarian atatea
place ar-t atreu on the propoejtion
that their citisena bep no teeret.i,
that they eonfeu alt In thia "ffa7,
the ltate dehumanisM ita people.
We who cberlah pereonal freedom
ahould recosnil:e that an aet of dia-
cretlon la twice bleNed. It bleMee
him for whom it la performed and
him who perfonna it. •
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10'.30 AM B QI Ci) NFL Today (C) The National Football League
Western Confe~nce Championship Game. The Central Division plays the Baltimore Colts at Baltimore.
8:00 U Roller Game (C) T·Birds vs. All·Stars.
TUESDAY, O~CEMBER 2.4
8:30 D Bruins In Action (C) Highlights of game with the Wes1 Vlr·
gmla Mountaineers. Coach John Wooden hosts.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25
11:30 AM 0 @ (]) NBA Basketball (C) Los Angeles Lakers vs. Phoe-
nix Suns at Phoenix. This Christmas Day telecast debuts the
fifth season for the National Basketball Association games.
The Lakers are led by the feared triumvirate of Witt Chamber·
lain, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor. Sportscaster of tie Year
Chris. Schenkel ~nd former NBA star Jack Twyman return to
descnbe the action from courtside. The NBA is In its 23rd
year of existence. The two expansion teams making the
league a 14·team organization, are the Phoenix Suns and Mii·
waukee Bucks. New coaches have been appointed In three
cities-Philadelphia (Jack Ramsay), San Francisco (George
Lee) and Chicago (Dick Motta), in addition to expansion men-
tors John Kerr in Phoenix and Larry Costello In Milwaukee.
And the NBA map now extends to the Southeast with the
tr1nsfer of the St. Louis Hawks to Atlanta.
1:45 0 @ ~ North·Sooth Shrine All-Star Game (C) Live football
from Miami, Aorlda.
8:00 m Stars Basketball (C) Los Angeles Stars vs. Oakland Oaks
at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Chuck Benedict calls the play-by· play.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26
6:05 0 Lakers Basketti.11 (C) Los Angeles Lakers vs. Detroit Pistons
at the Cobo Arena in Oetroit.
8:30 D BoxJng (C) Dick Enberg and Mickey Davies are ringside.
Main event to be announced.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Tl
7:00 IP. NCAA Besketti.11 (C) Tulsa Golden Hurricanes vs. Unive~
s1ty of Texas Miners at El Paso in an Invitational Tourney at
the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Tom Kelly calls the action.
11:00 0 UCLA Basketbltll Holiday Festival (C) Bruins play the Provl·
dence College Friars at Madison Square Garden. Dick Enberg
calls the action.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28
10:00 AM II Qt (J) Blue and Gray Footbllll (C) An all·star contest
at Cramtonl3owl in Montgomery, Alabama. Frank Gilieber and
Paul Christman commentate.
10:30 D (jJ) (])ABC's Wlde Worfd of Sports (C) The classic Gator
Bowl from Jacksonville, Florida.
12:45 6 la (j) Sun Bowl Football (C) Classic game between Arizona CS·2 record) and Auburn (6-4) at El Paso, Texas. Lindsey
Nelson and Frank Gifford commentate.
1:30 O (jJ) (}) East-West Shrine All-Star Game (C) The classic foot·
ball game is played at candlestick Park In San Francisco.
4:30 B DEBUT Santa Anita Race (C) The traditional $50,QOO.
Added California Breeders• Champion Stakes at seven furlongs
is limited to two·year-olds foaled in California.
5:00 O Kings Hockey (C) Los Angeles Kings vs. Toronto Maple
Leafs at the Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto, Canada.
7:00 m UPI 1968 Spom In Review (C) Filmed highlights of 1968
sports events.
8:00 m Saturday Nl&ht Flghts: Mac Foster of Fresno vs. Joe Hemp-
field of Los Angeles in heavyweight bout at the Sliver Slipper
in Las Vegas. Chuck Hull Is ringside.
11:0011 UCLA Basketti.11 Holiday Festival (C) The Bruins play the
Winner of last night's New York Holiday Festival game.
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SUNDAY, DEC. 22
7:001J QI Cl) ... 11""8..,< .... 14 ... 1 "How the Qrfnch Stole Chrfstmaa." An
encore oroadcast of the animated musical based on the
popular character created by Dr. Seuss. Boris Karloff nar-
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Chrlstnlas from his own home town. 7:30 II 9 Ci) Watt Disney: "Mickey's 40th Anniversary." The story Of ~key Mouse from his first squeak to the life of an Inter·
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traces Mickey's life from hi& first cartoon to his present job
as Disneyland host.
TUESDAY, DEC. 24
7:30 D ~ Ci) "'IJ .. f"'lc""IAT!L""'i The Worfd of Christmas stars Victor Borge,
Who plays host to more than 400 singing boys and gir'ls rep-
resenting 20 national groups. Dressed in their native cos·
tumes, the children sing Yuletide ·songs from the countries
they re..e.resent. 0 @ (]) Saga of Western Man Special: "Christ Is Born." John H. Secondari and his wife, Helen Jean Rogers, produced this
encore broadcast that tells the story of the birth of Christ.
Noted actor·director John Huston narrates the Biblical pall·
sages for the special that was filmed in the Holy land and
in Rome.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25
!5:00 I) a (j) L""l .. 6.,.c .. !Ql ..... 1 New York Phllh1nnonlc Young People'•
COneert: Richard Strauss' sixth tone poem, "Don Quixote.''
based on the classic Spanish novel by Cervantes, is the pro·
gram for Leonard Bernstein's first Young People's Concert this
season. Bernstein devotes the entire hour to playing and ex·
plaining Strauss' colorful musical interpretation of the Cer·
vantes story.
7:30 II I sHc!XO Vladimir Horowitz: A Concert at Carnecie Hall.
It took a year to convince Vladimir Horowitz that the visual
aspect of television would not Interfere with or detract from
the aural brilliance of his pianistic art. And it took almost as
long--or so it seemed to those involved-to settle on the
nine pieces which the world-famed keyboard virtuoso taped
for his first recital before television cameras. The program l.s
a rebroadcast, but one of the better musical presentations of
this season.
9:00 U @ Cl) 1-1-;-1c-14-1 "The Legend of Siient Night." James Mason
and Kirk Douglas star in this two·hour dramatization of the
celebrated Christmas carol. Based on an original story by
Paul Gallico, the special was adapted for television by Chris·
topher Isherwood and Herry Rasky. Kirk Douglas Is host and
narrator, while James Mason portrays composer Franz Gruber
In the filmed sequences.
FRIDAY, DEC. 27
7:30 0 ~ m .. , l .. f""B .... !A.,.,C"""I The View From the White House With Mrs.
Lyndcin 8 . Johnson. The First lady tells the nation what it's
like to be the wife of the President of the United States. The
program was taped In the First Family's living quarters at 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue. In an informal chat with Howard K.
Smith, Mrs. Johnson t.alks about the role of First Lady as
she has known It over the past five years, and recounts the
Joys and anxieties she has experienced as wife and mother
in the White House.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22
7:30 D (C) "A Man Called Peter.'' S.sed on the novel bY. Clth-
irine Marshall, this Inspirational film tells the story of Peter
Marshall, one of the greatest Chaplains for the United States
Senate, from his arrival In America from Scotland to his being
named tor the high post. Althoogh this film has been shown
many times, it never loses its impact ..
9:00 0 @ (3) (42) (C) "The Great Sioux Ma1Mete." Joseph Cotten,
Darren McGavln and Philip Carey star In the tale of events
leading up to Custer's Last Stand. The movie was produced
by Leon Fromkess and directed by Sidney Salkow from a
screenplay by Fred C. Dobbs.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 23
9:00 B 9 00 (36) (C) "The Pad (and How To Use It)" is a comedy &bolif a bachelor who needs expert coaching to see him
through his first romantic adventure. Brian Bedford, Julie
Sommars and James Farentino star. The 1966 Universal re·
lease, based on Peter Shaffer's London and Broadway stage
success "The Private Ear," was produced by Ross Hunter and
directed by Brian G. Hutton from a screenplay by Thomas C.
Ryan and Ben Starr.
TIJESDAY, DECEMBER 24
7:30 6 "Miracle on 34th Street." Maureen O'Hara, John Payne,
Natalie Wood and Edmund Gwenn star in the delightful Christ·
mas tale about a little old man named Kris Kringle who takes
the job of Macy's department store Santa and attempts to de-
commerciallze Christmas. In the process, he converts two non·
behevers, a mother and her young daughter.
9:00 B qJ (j) (36) (C) "The Smugglers." This World Premiere
movie is the story of an American woman's innocent Involve-
ment with· a group of European criminals engaged in the
transporting of contraband. Shirley Booth, Carol Lynley, Gayle
Hunnicutt. Michael J. Pollard, Kurt Kasznar, David Opatoshu,
Donnelly Rhodes and Ilka Windish star. This movie Is for
mature audiences, as there are some rather objectionable
scenes in which Pollard, as a demented individual, strangles
two of the characters.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26
i:OO R ta Cl) (C) "East of Sudan." Anthony Quinn and Sylvia
Syms star In the 1964 adventure about the British and the
Moslems and their clashes.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27
9:00 IJ ~ Ci) "House of Seven Hawks." Robert Taylor and Nicole
Maurey star in the 1959 mystery about an officer who finds
a cache of Nazi treasure whlle trying to clear himself of
murder charges.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28
9:00 B 9 00 (36) (C) "Pocketful of Miracles." This comedy is
based on Damon Runyon's short story "Madame la Gimp,"
and stars Glenn Ford and Bette Davis. The 1961 United
Artists release was produced and directed by Frank Capra
from a screenplay by Hal ("Julia") Kanter and Harry Tugend.
The delightful story is about Apple Annie whose apples have
brought racketeer Dave the Dude good luck in all his ventures.
Annie has been sending all her money, save that which she
keeps for gin and rent, to her daughter in Europe. When the
daughter writes that she is bringing home her wealthy fiance
for mother's approval, Annie's friends set up a fitting back·
ground for the family reunion.
11:15 IJ (C) "The Kid From Brooklyn." Danny Kaye stars In the
1946 comedy about a shy milkman who becomes the world's
middleweight boxing champ.
0 (C) "Anastasia" stars Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner in
the story of a general who plans to give the Russians an
"Anastasia" they can believe in, so that the girl could with·
draw the lO·miliion pounds held for the Czar's daughter In an
English bank. An excellent film of post-revolutionary Russia.
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DECEMBO 21 1:30 ta Cl) MJ l1wlt to. (C) (30) I NET Jwttll {C) (60) (R)
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QI (j) (31) Tiie CMlt Md Mn. rvrNING Ir (C) (30) "Love I• I Tooltl·
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6:001 Tiit lie .._. (C) (60) Martha's 10¥9 lift dtspitt C.ptaln · 9 @ (36) ftanll McS•· (C) Greg's warnlnp and caum a
@) rreat deal ct trouble. Jonathan Hu-U CraDd Ott Opry (C) (30) Porter rfs ~ests.
Waroner, Grandpa Jones, Georie 0 {lZ) CI) (42) Lawr~ Welll (C)
Mor11n. Dottie West, Archlt Camp· (60)
bell, Dolly Parton and the "Opry 11111 Andenon Dow (C) (30)
children" ruest. Alepfaa Ada•
,, Boa City (C) (60) 9:00 u HoJln'• Htrots (C) (30)
NIWS In Ptflpediye (C) (60) (36) Saturdq Nlllrt ..
i : (C) "W1lite Clll'lltaa"
6:30 • Ntw1 (C) (30) Peter Burns. (musical) '54-Bini Crosby, Dinny
Mtlody Rattell (C) (60) Pee Wee Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen.
Kinr ruests. stoneaan Fa•llJ Sllow (C) (30) D Suspense Tilatre (C) (60) 1 NET FatlYal (60) (R) ID Trofa11 Huddle (C) (30) • Noc:ha Tapatlas
(3&) E.nttrbf11Mt11t Spedals 9:30 I Ci) Petticoat Junction (C) (42) Sia Farrar (C) CI) (42) ...,,,.._. Palace
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(30) Rorer Mudd. • News (C) (30)
~ KNIC 5ufvtJ (C) (30) Ernest Tttbb Sbow (C) (30)
Deatb ·Valley Dap (C) (30) • la TorCHnta
e World's Greatest Swimmlnc 10:00 9 (I) Mannix (C) (60) Man-
Horse." A youni stranrer arrive$ In nix smells a frame-up when sub-
Los Anee!es In the middle of the poenatd to testify in a murder case
19th century with his wonder horte against an ex-con he sent to Jail.
and proceeds to make hay selllnf U Dr. Kildare (60)
tickets to the local yokels to IOGk f) Movie: "NoUtina But a Man•
at the 1nlm1l, which he claims Is (drama) '65--Abbey Lincoln.
(Gina to swin1 the Catalina Chan-I News (C) (30)
nel. Jess Pearson and Janice Han· Cal's Cornl (C) (30)
sen star. : DEBUT Critique (C) (60) The ID cr.nst.11 Wltlt Th Kinr Fant-APT-Phoenix production of "The ii! (C) (60) (R) Misanthrope," which recently opened OJ Wonders of tM Worid (C) (30) on Broadway, Is rertiewed ind ana·
"O, Little Town of Bethlehem!" lyzed by a panel of commentatoB
The Linkers visit Jerusalem and includinr Emily Genauer, Walter
Bethlehem in this episode. Kerr and John Simon.
I "'1fn1. Ult Guitar (30) (R) I '°I de Mtxicl ElltD111etro 10:30 ROMJ Grier (C) (30)
7:30 ~Ci) Jacllie Gleason {C) (60) Jot PJnt (C) (2 hr) 9 Ci) (3&) Adam-12 (C) (30) Couatry-Westtrn SMw (C) (30)
"Loa-122." A stolen car cont1lnlnr < 2) ... 1"""41 and U-. Sbrl
toys for a needy f1mily is the ob· 11:00 fJ D (42) Ntw1 (C)
ject of a widespr11d search and In U UCLA Basbtbatl (C) Bruins vs.
other action the officers resolve a West Vir1inl1 Mountaineers, taped
family fleht and arrest a drunken at the Pauley Pavilion.
driver. Q) Movlt: (C) "M11nlftcent Doll" U Movie: "Nonlnrtst Mounttcl Po-(dram•) '46-Glneer Roten. David
lie•" (adventure) '40-Gary Coop-Niven.
er, Madeleine carron. 11:15 ~ Fabuloa 52 Mowle: '1'1111 ii. D (17) (}) (42) TIM Dltina II• ops Wife" (comedy) '4? -Cary
(C> (lo) Jim Lanae hosts. Grant. Loretta Youn&. David Niven. fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Tiit Tall 0 Movie: (C) "Kini of lhl&t'
Men" (western) ·s~t1r1l Gable, (rell(lous dram•) '62 -Jtffrey
Robert Ryen, Jane Russell. Hunter, Siobh1n McKenna. Hurd ID Wofld of WoMO (C) (30) "Frau· H1tfleld, Rit1 Gam. The birth, lift
lein." Lovely Christa Lang, a Ger· and death of Jesus Christ is por-
man actress, guests. trayed in this story . m TM Worid Wt Liff In (C) (30) 11:30 I (3&) Newr (C)
"Riddle of Heredity." An examlna· • Teatro Fa•Ular
lion of the history of the seardl 11:55 • Movie: •Sltp of Sid11tJ Sb..t"
for aenetlc understanding and a ( rama) '60 -Donald Sinden, NI-
look at the pioneer wort being cole Berger.
done In the field of heredity. The 1%:00 !(3') Tonif.'!! Show (C)
proaram traces the science of life, 12:30 MoN: 'Rid lllllld Trail"
from van Leeuwenhoell to the dis-i enture) '49 -Forrest Tucker.
covery of DNA. n Sanset Sb1p. m Estal1rn Mldtro CinltU Sltsrdar. ''Tre1su1'11 of
1:00 D 9 (1) (36) Cit S•art (C) (30) the Ruby Hills."
"Schwartz's Island." Max and 99 1:00 fJ Movie: "Pat and Mib" com·
end their honeymoon cruise when edy) '52 -Spencer Traq, Katha·
their S1ilboat blows up, 1nd they rine Hepburn.
drift to the unctiartad Island th1t 1:30 0 Movie: "Trapped" (mystery) '49
pnwes to be owned and Oj)lrated -lloyd Brld1es, John Hoyt.
by KAOS. Bernie Kopell, Kine m All·NIPt Sllow: "Tht Phantom M~ Robert Karvelas guest. iT 42nd Street." "Subw1y In the IJ (11) CI) (42) Tiit Nt•l1wed Slit' end "Inherit the Wlnd." ii• (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. 2:15 0 ~ If 11t S...-i (C)
An Unusual Card Party
Pay Cards, a fast moving, tension building, big cash prize aame
show, debuts a six-times-a·week schedule beaioning Sunday on
Metromedia Television, KTIV.
Hosted by popular master of ceremonies Art James, the 30..minute
entertainment series, where each show stands on its own, airs in
color Sundays at 7 PM on Channel 11 , as well u each Monday
through Friday at 4 PM.
Featuring a live audience io an unusual card party set-ue. Pay
Cards is the first card game to get NAB (National Association of
Broadcasters) COOe approval.
Produced by Nicholson-Muir Productions, Inc., io cooperation
with Metromedia Television, Pay Cards originates at the independent
group's WNEW-lV New York studios.
Emcee James gives each of three daily contestant5---0ften a
celebrity guest-a chance to turn over cards from 20 in a giant
deck, with each person building a winning hand from cards be
chooses or from those rejected by his competitors.
Arr JamtJ
(Among debut week celebrity guests will be comedian Roger
Price, "Droodles" originator; smger Marilyn Maye and actress
Julie Gregg.}
Aimed al intriguing even non~ard players, Pay Cards result in
memory, skill and strategy coming into play-amid shouts and
prompting from a tense audience.
There are many simple variations and easy gamts played, with
no straights, ftushes or complicated combinations.
Master of ceremonies James, who rose to national popularity
as substitute host for Hugh Downs on Concentration, hosted Say
When for five years and emceed Fractured Phrases and It's
Academic.
Quick witted, with a warm personality, James has also appeared
in guest spots on such other television favorites as To Tell the
Truth, Match Game, The Tonight Show and The Today Show.
Denver Pyle's
Christmas Hobby
Biased is the man •ho hu
friends. So aoea the clkh6.
Bleued even more around the
holiday. ICUOD are IOIDC two
dozen people in Hollywood who
have Denver Pyle for a. friend.
He maka hit own kahJua for
Cbristmu ~I
Denver is the father image
on the Doris Day aeries eeen
on CBS 'Thaday at 9: 30 PM.
And the image be presents with
hil kindly vilaae. white hair,
1C?aggly beard and twinkly blue
eyes is hardly that of your
friendly neighborhood boot-
le~r. 'It's just a bobby," he ex-
plains. .. A friend gave me the
recipe and I improved on it Of
coune I won't aive it to you.
It just isn't the thins to do:.
I put it up in quart...siu muon
jars and wrap it up prettily," he
says with great pnde.
When it isn't Christmas and
a:ift-aM.ng aeasoo, Pyle still keepa busy in his Toluca Lake
kitchen. "You name it and I
can cook iL I have a collection
of cookbooks from all over the
world· and then I improvise from
those recipes."
It's platn to see he regards
cteatlvity on the nnge as im-
portant as that before the 1V
cameras.
And what specialties is he
flannina to whip up for his 1V-
Daushter'' Doria Day?
"DoriJ hun't bad time to
come to clinncr yet, but I'm ten-
tatively ftaurina on my Beef
Wellington for her. She doesn't
have to worry about her weight
so I can cook up a atorm. That'•
the best kind of suest to have,
you know."
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' -Georp Montiomery, Dorothy 12:30 0 Ot1 Campa (C) Episcopal prltst·
M1lon1. 1uthor M1lcolm Boyd expresses his
I ~"" Ku.a .. n (C'J philosophy at Scripps College.
Cf) Video Diflll (C) I 51ttt Autry tiaiela KMEX (C) Public s.rw1c1 (C)
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t#J CWrl 1'rtt (C) '"' Ua tDtu (C) Sandler & MJ f....ttt S...... (C) Rev. Youn1 host the USAF show.
n Sanford, St Paul's Epiapal (42) lnsl&ttt (C)
Church of San Dleao, ruests. l:OO II Future
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Claalllnaes ma) '34-Gary Cooper, Shirley Tem· Coutry Miiiie (C) pie. ~ A. A. Men fJ (fl) ~ (42) Dlrtdlons (C) "The
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) Mcllftlf ud tlM Celoolf Prtze.wlnner John La·Montalne, is
4Z) f-lll*t (C) performed by the Washlnaton Ca· t:lO' Stlltl tD LtanNq (C) thedral Choir. 9 Ci) (36) bnal UOt (C) I Sports $pedal (C) • hoose Ufti." Pro1ram of dramatic Combat
rt1dlnp from the wortd's ff'llt· Rewival fires (C) at rell(lous and secular thinkers, · (6) Meet tlM Prus (C)
adapted from Bernard Mandel· ( ) lr..s. Navy tdm
baum's book for television by Shi· l:lO D Wiiia F. ludltJ Sltow (C)
mon Wincelberr. ''We Black People Want Georaia. B llhwte: ~· tD Town" (com· South Carolina, Mississippi, Ala·
iify) '35 -MH West, Paul Cava· bama and Louislan.-Riaht Howl!"
n1u1h. Guest Is ~ilton Henry, President of U CHl ()) (42) Tiie 1eaUes (C) the Republic of New Africa, a
Q) iivlt: "Man.£.mr of die Kii· lfOUP desirous of carvln& out a
MIOll" (1dventure) '48 -Wendell nation of blacks within "White
Corey, Sabu. America."
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m1rri1p la dllCUssed. 1· Tiit frudt CIMf m Out• Umlts (() Jl1119J I CD Movie: "S.11ea1t Ytrtl" (drt· @&) Tllblrt .,a
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ini from psychiatrists and dero Kartoff.
is tnpc11a1c. B @ Cl) (36) Hua fh111 (C) (SO) CJ ''Tiit Mlradt on 34U. 'if'he Menace in the Ice." H~,
Strfft.. Thomu Mitchell, Teresa Bec!ly and Tom are about to bt
Wriitit and Macdonald Carey star drowned by a tidal wave when they
in an adaptation of the movie about are saved by a submarine crew that
a little old man who think! he is has evil designs on the wortd.
Santa Claus ind who attempts to D (ii) (I) (42) Ulld of .,_. lllnts
de·commerclallze Christmas. ~ (60) "The Weird World." Stm a CJ) fubue and the party o1 f.arthlinp find a
i) lit O.ut. spac. explorer who cruhed on the
4:00 Viewpoint (C) planet years aao and whose un ·
Maa f'rom UNCU: (C) dama1ed spaceship was taken by
Misteroren' Nt~ the giants.
Y.taaa Sotw. los Hl~ fJ Rat Pltrol (C} (30)
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• Nftrs (C) buildina. bl1-cash·prize pme show
: WUt's New? with a six-times·1·week schedule.
• Mutica 1 Palabras ID hapert tit Tmtl (C) (30) (36) Rat Patrol 'Tulia Belllsima." Part I. Hal Saw·
5:00 I Nen (C) Clete Roberts. yer hosts.
{36) Mitt tilt l'ras (C) I~ (60) (R)
COWR ME EVl~The Grinc_h, that dastardly wrongdoer,
makes another attempt to purlom Yuletide when "Dr. Seuss'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas'' is rebroadcast as a holiday
special if& color animation on CBS, Sunday at 7 PM.
Happy Wandtrtra (C} 7 •• -~·~c.!!!.cllzltn (C} no) ••. "Didn't You u.ct To Be Oslit Movie: "The Soni of ltm• -IQ} (l) i au. ,., rv Snick?" Kar. mtltl an old frtend
clette" (relirious) •44 _ Jennifer bert Salmi ruests es a swamp hobo In whose and ahe uMd to 11n1
Jones, William Eythe, Char1es Bick· who inadvertently draws Merk Into and winds up on 1 TV ahow with ford . the dan1erous Everat1des when he emblrruslna results. Ozzie Ntbon fJ Sbirlty Te.-plt Stofybook: "Dick overpays the boy for 10me (OOds ruats. (Rtldleduled from Nov. 3)
pec:t from Plbon and dupe him lnlD
leadlnr pollct to the hldln1 pile.
of the monty. Donnelly Rhod• nu (M)A,elt ..,... (C)
., ..... (C) (30)
• "'Ille EJtlMJ •m•ll Whitt. ,,. d HI ,.... .. at the aeneral store. I Ski Aow (C) (30) in •• on an s .....,,, I ,....Wc1 (~")Walt D'-~ W _ _.,. T (C) m Donald O'C.nBOr (C) Tony Cur-ltil JV _, .... ......,.. lttfJ" (documentary) "SH1ml1d
tis. Allen Ludden, 8ettY White, ( ) " 1clley's 40th Anniversary.' (i) Clilltltmll s,.dll (C) JIPI• iAtttllblld MadAlall.
Richard Armour, The Three Doi story of Mickey MOUM In cartoons nett ""f ndt enter. • D.w s.tlM CC> (2 ~
i. ht, and The Committee auest. and live·•ction chronlclin1 tht r1st t:GO R 9 Cl) l••llllra ll"ftllln (C) Al mony Gttt111." · f'our rn Sewn Arts Tllutie of the h•PPY·(O-lucky mouse, and {10) Georre Gobel and S9ankY Ind women with dllldrtn dlscua ii.-
Ci) f'utvrt (C) "Wlnp to his crntor. Walt Disney, from mod· Our Ganr cuett. mony end chlld·support. "PNoft
Europe." est be&lnnlnp In 1927 to wortd· BU Ci) (M) 1ea1U1 (C) (60) Guards" Is aecond part of lflow. ~ R&D Review (R) wide fame. Dean Jones narrates. ii[ WOrtdFull cf Cannlblla." Uttlt I c.n..t! llulr:w
Toros fJ Mlllloft $ Movie: (C) "A M• Joe Is kldnapped 1nd his lift .threat· 10:05 ID Ci) (JI) ..... Dllor (C)
( 2) Run r-y0 ... Uf H') Called Peter" (drama) 'SS-Richard ened because Ben Cartwri.... has ( ) ~UCi. Connors, llbtrlca, 1'bi
S 301 BfE'"•-::.. e ,.. C) Todd, Richard Burton, Jean Peten. concealed a 111nd jury wit;.. at Pt1rce Slstlra ind Tht P•lr £.x. : -a-r How < I Merv Griffin (C) (90) tht Pondel"OSI. tmnflnalre put.
6 (~)frank McS.e (C) 'he a.111_,,111 S. (C) (30) D@(J)(42)AIC. s-., llleltl: 10-.JOIS... ""1 (C)'(30)
Polh Paradt (C) 1.-00 IJ 9 ()) Ed Sullivan (C) (60) (C) "Tiie lrut Sila .......... llllCM (C) "Wrtts Mtdt Out ti
McHale'a Nl'VJ Patti Pase, Alp Wilson, Stlller and (western) '6~Josaph Cotten, Der· read."
Meara, Pater Genn1ro, The Muppetl, ren Mc:Gtvln, Phltlp Carey. Colonel a» P'lllldc ,_..,..., Kl9ll cc>
Mike Dou11as, Carol Lawrenet and Custer Is promised tflt Pmldential 11:001 D tD Ci) (JI) ,._. (C)
lovel1Ct W1tkins cuest. nomln1tlon by lobbytltl In Wufl· ~ r .. nw (C)
6:00 II I IMclA! Tiit Nino·flsenftow. 1J ROLLER GAMES LIVE' (C) lnatoci In mum for forclnr tt1t u · (42) ,.._ (C)
W -• Sioux lndl1n1 off their valuable, II.· "c--" ''Win•-• edd 111 ( > (30) Harry Reason-* T·BIRDS vs. All STARS trtety rotec:ted land ............ -
er re~rts on the mnl B Roller 8111a (C) (2 hr) T·Blrds ·P • Cni!M." CJ~(!) (36) CE C.lltp lowl vs. All·Sta11. i by C..ntff CllrtltJau 5"dai 9 (I) Mlle ..,_,,._
I (lO) D FORD MOTOR COMPANY ::Ji ~ TodaJ (~30) U:lS ~ Mowlr. "laWalb" (l<Mntv") Tht Tl•• T•ntl (C) (60) I i,cW. 111_ ..__ ·~t110n Eddy, Ilona Mamy.
Tiit llMClen <C> (60) * presents THE FBI · --4!) -·1 nwm 11J Mewle· ..,...,. _.tile F1Jt11
C..,.. of Cllrlst D OJ (I) (42) Tiii Fii (C) (60) " 111 USAF lhow hosttd Dltdl_..;. (fentasy) '52 -/1111
llack '9r1pedJvt (30) (R) 'The Hero." Erskine Is assirned tD by Sandltr ' Younr. Gardner, James Maeon.
()) TNll Hall Mtttint Investigate when e witness reportJ l".30 I Nwa (C) (30) Leny Burrell. 11:30 11 Mewle: (C) --S-Sll(llt ._..
( 2)lr• frcHll UffCU (C) he saw a min In uniform stnnife Sd.fl n..tr. (30) ,~ '54---0ebblt Reynolds.
1:30 tJ Ralp• storJ (C) (30) The Juris-1 woman on 1n Oreion buch. SadlJ LM/~ ftnllt lltwte: "lilt Tlat fw ~ prudence of Catalin1 Island and tht &l W1t1dtrfltl (C) (30) "Beyond • f....,_ (C) (30) 'Tht Bel" (R) comedy) '40-Jlmts Stlwlrt.
father-son team that lets no ml· Paris." La T..uta Cl) lllll&M (C)
doe11 IO unpunished In the popular ITill f'bller F,.lltr lctOO 8 9 Ci) llllllille: I••• 1111 (C) 11:50 f'Mbn/w.rtit ti Y• (C} offshore spa are mmlned. : Pll (C) (90) {Y))-a.;Ore 1 UM• of limJtations 12.'tO ~ s..11 Fla: ''Point CJ S,.-Up (C) (30) Biii ltydtn c.atre Evn f'aQ 11 Adam aplr• on 1 lO·mlnlon-dollar rob-VltW."
hosts. 1:30 • (JI) Motl!~ (C) (30) bery. the IMF must IPfna tflt ,.. 12:45 at a... ~ "Trocadef'o."
EVENING
.. " (l p ·.I "'• I
1~ ... ....... Ind Pe~ Alta Commlasbt.
7:301CIS .... (C) JoMph Bentl. The 12·hour procr1m fatum mote car-. arc.. thin 25 choirs and muslcll rn>UPI ------------1 ..., lkMIJlw .._ (C) from churches. srlde JChoolt, hl&h
hr ctllltlbua DIJ ,... 1111. • Mu••• If '-• (C) 1Chool1 and dvlc or&IAlzrtloni. ==c.. ":1-:tt~ ~ l:OO,t11(1)~ ....... (C) QICl)a.1 lltdltr SIR, Fri.
... "' .......... ,,_ ... ..... lldlit ..... Heed (C) 1-.25 C!l 9 (I) (31) Nie ..... (C)
It ¥111 dm1lllrn ......,........ 1:25 Uc....., lllllltil IMnl t-.JOllfPJ~._(C)(C) -----------1 1:301 ........... (C) Tunday. • M4 till Stlri
1:10 9 lliN Us l1lll DllJ/ .... (C) :-S Sel(C)Dlytlme Movies. :::-: d:?,.. (C)
1:30 R ....._ S1•1 ta (C) En&llsh Mlletw• If I•• (C) (]) Jlcl La La111t (C)
tJfmture la the subject for Mon· 1:45 ~ (])Video Dlant (C) 10:00 I A11c1J Srifflttl
day, Wednesday •!Wt F~. "The-Qt Ci) (36) '-ftllitJ (C) Lar-
lon, ~-nloon" b ... '"'I a (j) TIMI Uq SlllW (C) ry Blyden hosts. Betay Palmer, Didi c:our11 far eldlJ ind Thursdty. U @ (31) su, ...... (C) Shawn and Vlrifnil G111ham di1am I ~ (C) show takes on 1 new format the Inner personalities of Gtorre C.
Ti llttenlce tf\la week, similar to tti1 hssword Scott, June Lockhart, bl Zsi Gabor,
T ~---IH0"1m. ~ Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, and
I Mewil: See Dlytjmt Movies. Bart>1111 Ftldon. •m (C) ...... sw.......... 1 .... = See Daytime Movies. u (31) ,.., .. (C) Jlcl La LIGfll r.dm (C) ffi ..... u&fl Down$ hosts. .,_,.. Sp1a11-m lledJ _, tis Fn.ds (C) . hntnt• llhnlield
... (C) Tuesday. The splashdown @(l)W.._, Wlllfeot (C) Sn1J Ttdlf (C)
e1ld flCO¥tlY are tllecast until 11:00 Ill I m<SJ Ct.rlat•u llul lO:lO'' Ci) Did Y• ~ SMw AM. f;e. till Mric C:..W (C) Tuesday 00 (36) Hel)swd aq..,. 8 .......... It 7 (C) Ed Ntbon only. Complete COYtrap " tht ( eter M1rah1ll hosts. Judy
holb. Ninth Annual County of Los Anaeles Carne, Jo Anne Wortey, Henry
I Mr. Willlbeut (C) Christmas Music Pro&J"lm presented Gibson, Sebastian Cabot, Marty
Ftlll at Cat (C) by the Los An&eles County Music ln11els and The Monkees are suest -----------------------1 panelists. Reaulars are Wally Cox.
SPACE TRAVEL
This week, regular programming Is subject to change be-
~of three small men out there in space. Air Force
Cot: Frank Borman, spacecraft commander; Navy Capt.
James A. Lovell Jr., die oommand moclole pilot; and AJr
Force Major William A. Anders, lunar moduJe pilot, are
ln•ol'f'ed in Che Apollo vm drcumlunar light. 'lbe tent·
ative teleridon broadcast schedule n as follows:
Monday
Friday
......
11:50AM
3:00AM
11:50AM
11:50AM
8:30AM
Telecut of pictures taken
from ApoDo VID as the
craft approaches the moon.
Pictures of the lunar orbit
from Apollo VIII.
Pictures of the Earth taken
from dose to the moon as
tbe spacecraft begins to
leave the lunar area and
bead for home.
Live pictures from Apollo -vm are shown.
Covenge of the splashdown
in the Pacific and reconry
of tJae llStroQaots and capo
sole.
Charley Wuver and Rose Marie.
I~ (j) (42) Didi CMlt (C)
,,.. tM laidt o.t (C)
..... Hood ll:OOl!j :r .p;~ \~)
to.,_ Room (C)
11:25 fJ ta CJ) C8S ..... (C)
11:30 I ta Cf) Surct. fer ·Townow (C) · @ 00 (36) £rt SMSS (C) Bill
ullen hosts. &> FIWlritt S1ofy (C)
ll:450Ntwa (C)
11:55 D tal Ci) (36) NIC Ntw1 (C)
AfTfRNOON
12:00! ~-(C) · U 00 (36) Let's Ma.a • Dul ) S!nty Hall hosts. Apollo Updltt,
i Monday.
CartoollS (C)
(j) (42) Btwlt*d · Fe.,. (C) Maria Cole, Bob Dor-
nan, Roy Etwell. mm,. ... cc>
QI (j) ~ Criffitll
12:3011 (j) As Ille World Tama (C) · 00 (36) 0.,. ef Our Lifts
( acdonald Carey stars. Apollo
ii (C) Thursday.
mt (C) ~ m (42) Tr•mrt lue (C)
.... : See Daytime Movies.
Diltlftl for Doflln (C)
1:00 fJ 9 Ci) Len la 1 MlllJ Splttt-
dtrernifn1 (C) D U 00 (36) The DoctDn cC>: APoftO Upd.ta, (C) Tuesday.
I L.-11 "" ..... (ft CJ) (U) .,.... ..... (C)
ke Darow hosts. 1:30111.;:== ~
(ft) m <42> , .. .., '" ...w (C) 1Tord Thaxton hosts. &> Wtf1d AM..... (C) MondlJ,
Friday; Sd-FI T1ltltre, (C) Tunday,
Thursday. 1:551 ~ (j) (42) Qlldr•'• Dodtr Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
%:00 Q (I.) s.u.t Storll (C) (j) (36) YM O.'t S., (C)
Tom nnedy hosb. June Lockhart
artd Leonard Nlmoy &Utst. Children,
on vacation from school for the
holidays, will be contestants durfn1 th• entire week.
I love rut lob
@ (}) (42) NtwlJ ..... e ... (C)
b Eubanks hosts.
I Movie: See DaytJmt Movies.
Tect.lcal CoflMf
Z:30 9 ~TIMI Edp of Nlclit (C) 9 (36) lllatdl c... (C)
Genial e Rayburn welcon)a
Bess Myerson and Gordon MacRle
to tfle panel this week.
8 father Knows Bat
@ (j) (42) Dltin1 S•• (C)
Jim Lanae hosts.
ComllllcfitJ lt90ft
2:55 · 9~ (36) NIC N1n (C) 3:00 ~ TIMI Unktettw S.... (C)
fl.D •• (C)
~htnl @ Cf) (42) ,..,...., Haplbl (C)
Tht liiazin1 """ @ Matinee: Don Rodewald.
(36) Matinee: Don Wilson.
3:30 B Lucky flair (C) Geoff Edwards
hosts.
Mille Doqlu (C)
Nationll Ytlwt
@ CSl (U) OM lift To lM (C) file l'iintseoMs (C)
Hobo Kelly (C)
Ci) Dl1lln1 for Dollars MtWlt
4:00 ilr. Ed
flrince of Puce, Monday, Tuts·
day; Onie •d H1rrlet. Thurs., Fri. ~ (j) (42) Dal1I SUdews (C)
• TimMJ and l.mle hJ Clnb (C) Art James hoab..
4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Please Don't Elt tM Daisies (C) m News (C) The Real McCoys
lozo'a 811 Top S ... (C)
(3) (42) Milt Doqja (t) < )rown Tait 5:001 MIC NftllMcl (C) mA ..... (C)
• F Troop
Tiit Addlm Fa•Ur
· ~Jimmy lllo•ato11 S1ttw (C) 511811'• Pim l'lrtJ (36) flelhn
5:30m0~~ii':: F ....
(1) Tllil D11 HSI (C)
Ci) Man FrM UNCU (C)
C)
,,,
r'f,
C)
1rt n.
It
II
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)
)
Jllrrry Cbristma~ from arnunb tbt Borlb
"The World of Cb.rist.maa,''
starring Victor Borg. as host to
more than 400 singing boys and
girls representing about 20 na-
tional groups, airs as an hour
color special on NBC, Christ-
mas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 24 at
7:30 PM.
Dressed io their native cos-
tume, the children sing Yuletide
songs from the countries they
represent. The children come
largely from American homes of
foreign origin, and also include
children of United Nations per-
sonnel.
Donald Voorhees conducts the
orchestra and a 40-voice male
chorus as well as the children's
groups.
Producer Dan Lounsbery
asked the children to submit
drawings of their ideas of Christ-
mas, and the drawings will be
used as the scenic motif of the
show which was designed by
Peter Dohanos.
The special has been listed by
Teachers' Guides to Television
as a specially selected program
of educational \lalue.
Victor Borge, who "pioneered"
a new trend in modem day en-
tertainment with his one-man
show "Comedy in Music," be-
gan his career in Denmark at
the age of ten.
The story of how Victor Borge
combined his musical artistry
with his unique wit is now part
of entertainment world history.
At fourteen he was given the
honor of playing Rachmaninoff's
Second Piano Concerto as solo-
ist with the Copenhagen Phil-
harmonic Orchestra. Most child
prodigies suffer from stage
fright, but Borge experienced
the reverse, for he felt uneasy
on behalf of his audience who,
he thought. often showed some
tension. Suddenly be had an im-
pulse to put his audience at ease,
so he turned and gave a long,
slow wink. The audience began
to titter. The conductor, with
his back to the audience and the
boy's winking eye out of his line
of vision, nervously accelerated
his beat, causing the orchestra to
ru n ahead of the soloist. Soon
the soloist and the orchestra
were completely out of touch.
Borge, in the middle of a caden-
za, stopped playing, walked to
the conductor's stand, turned the
score back three pages, bowed
to the orchestra and again wink-
ing at the audience, resume~ the
concerto. The roan of laughter
were deafening. Then and there
Borge's 'comedy in music' was
born.
He integrated more and more
humor into his concerts, then
wrote musical comedies, com-
posed, directed and conducted.
When the star comedian of one
of these musicala fell ill, Borge
replaced him and another di-
mension to a fabulous career was
added.
The word about Borge soon
spread to Sweden and a tour of
all Scandinavia followed. But
his brilliant career was tempo-
rarily halted when the Nazis in-
vaded bis homeland. The devas-
tating Borge satire bad too often
been directed at Hitler and the
swastika, and he became one of
the chief targets of the Nazis.
Appearing in Sweden at the time
of the fall of Denmark, he was
forced to catch the last vessel to
leave Finland for America dur-
ing the war.
Almost penniless and unable
to speak English, be arrived in
America in 1941 .
Having been the star of a
dozen Danish movies, it was
natural that be should head for
Hollywood. But the studio gates
did not awing open ·for him and
it wu months and months of
living in enforced frugality.
Eventually he was heard per-
forming at a private party alKi
hired on the spot tQ do the audi-
ence warm-up for Bing Crosby's
popular radio show. The radio
warm-up was historic, and al-
though contracted on a week-to-
weck basis, Borge remained on
the show for a record fifty-six
weeks. Within bis second week,
he was named in a nation-wide
radio editors' poll as "the com-
edy find of the year."
And now the man who made
multitudes laugh in Europe was
finally laW!ched in this ooun~
with the "Victor Borge Show,
"Lower Basin Street" and many
other top-rated shows. He toured
the United States and Canada,
from Carnegie Hall to the Hol-
lywood Bowl, and became one
of the most demanded stars in
the leading hotels in America.
In 1953, what was to become
theatrical history happened. Vic-
tor Borge hired a theatre in Se-
attle, Washington for a week's
engagement. Told be was mad;
not trusted by the skeptical the-
atre manager who demanded his
money in advance and would
not take a pel'QCntagc of the
gross, Victor Borge rocked far-
off Broadway and the show bus-
iness stages. His performances
were jammed night after night,
aod the result was phenomenal.
Engagements in San Francisco's
Curran Theatre, a sweep through
Montreal, Detroit, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and the Eastern
states, and the theatre world
was aghast and set back on its
heels. What could be more logical
than making the next atop
Broadway?
The Era of Victor Borge on
the great main street of show
business began on October 2nd,
1953. On that now memorable
opening night, no one could
have envisioned the meteoric
future of "Comedy in Music"
and again the doubting "pros"
said that a one-man show would
never go on Broadway. But just
three yean later, having chalked
up a record-shattering 849 per-
formances, Victor Borge's one-
man show became the longest
solo run in the history of the
Theatre, not only in America.
but the world!
Not content to rest with
American success, Borge then
returned to Europe and more
new conquests. Has appearance
on BBC-TV in London made
him the toast of England and
Scotland. Financial profit aside,
he ~rformed for thousands of
G.I. s in Prance, Germany and
Greenland at no cost to the gov-
ernment
Back in the United States for
the tint of bis frequent televi-
sion shows, he received the high-
est f ec ever paid a television per-
former.
With what seems to be no vir-
gin territory left open to him,
Borge has said, "There are many
places I've never played. As long
as the audiences arc happy, I'll
be happy to perform for them."
Current plans for this peripatetic
entertainer in music include a
World tour, more concertizing,
and a bit of precious time with
his wife and their five children
in St. Croix, Virgin Island,
where they maintain a 2SO-year-
old mansion.
At the rate he's going, Victor
Borge may already be booking
bis "Comedy in Music" on the
Moon.
,... 9
Carmen Dragon conducts the Glendale Symphony Orchestra
with featured artists. soprano Leona Gordon and Jhe Jimmy
Joyce Singers in the traditional carols. songs and music of the
holiday season. These are the Sounds of Christmas. Join us
Monday night. And have a Merry Christmas.
~ I SPECIAL MONDAY NIGHT ~~ 7:30 IN COLOR
-• Yout commun•l)'·m•nded stauort
hp 10
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. 0£CEM8EA 21, 1968
MONDAY
DEC£MBER 23
Mtttd~ Mlclae Ind Joel Grey to
tflesbowU. ..... GJ 1'111 ,,. (C) (lO) 8'by Palm« aacl 1Dll GllJ ....._
r-~....., ..... (C) "Snow
• u.. Milftl (30)
(Jl)c.-'• ....
(AZ)Tndal w Cl ••••• (C)
For morning and afternoon
lbtinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the clay's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change procramming with·
out adYance notice.
7:308 9 Cl) c •• (C) (60)
Yottn& hlaftM Jah""1 CIOsa. IC·
cuted d • tbll"'O'dl l'Dbbery mur·
def, Is trlBed bJ t.o bounty hunt·
ers and llll'INI Dillon's acting
deputy Newly O'Brien when the ~ rwtums to Iris pandfdlt(s ranch,
hopinr to deer his name. Jeff Pom·
erantz. 0.n Stantl:lft, John Craw.
fotd and Shue fi9ller pat_
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:31 D (C) .,,_. M«e, .. llll Feetint!"
(comect,) '60 -Yul Brynner, Kay
KledaD.
t:ll D ,,,t.,.-(comedy) '39-Don
Alnec:he, Cbudette Colbert.
la. ct "'Ille lels flf St. MllJ'I" (dra-
IDI) '45--Binf Crosby, ln&rid Beri·
IUll. ll:ll. (C) ...... • ..... ~
(mmedJ) '-49 -Danny Kaye. '"Ille
.... ltMp NiP" (comedy) '53
~' c.ostello..
2:1111) "Dal's .....,.. (mystery) '54 _.,.,rd Men. Greta Gynt.
4:11 B (C) ......., O'" (drama) '58 -
0.. Duryea, Jin Sterlin&. Patty Mc· •
Connact..
EVENING
5:9..... lie ..... (C} (60) Jeny
~. a (JS)~ <C> <30> 0 ........ (C) (90) Otto
Preminltf, Eva Gabor, Marlie Day,
Jolln Hill and Gennan-Brando 1uest. D Iii O'Clecl ...-"Jea,ardy"
(drama) '53 -Barbara Stanwyct,
Barry Sullivan. ct I S,, (t) (60)
....... (C) (30)
@ CJ) Min Criffill (C) m ...... ~ (C) (30) "The Fir
Tra." Hans Christian Andersen's
l* ltlout a litUe fir tree who was
so busy wWlini about iood thinp
foe tomorrow that he didn't enjoy
bby. fm DestiM la Ca.ria
(4Z) IPUI Nws (C)
5:lO D DllC .._,.ice CC) <60>
18..,.. ta .... a.tt.• of ....
Sea (C) (60)
@ 00 IMitlq.arillkMy (C) m 1 sscw 1 "'11le s... Maidee" ct> (30) A dlildren's proiram from
NET about the lovely SllOWf Maiden
who G a pawn in an evil scheme
of the Snow Kina. A 10un1 boy
AVes her and pments the kine
from freezl111 the world.
8 Cl)~ Hillbllies (C)
., llltider9 34 (C)
(ll) (42) ..._ (C)
7:118 8 Cl) CBS Eftflilll Nws (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite..
G ...... .., UM? (C) (30) Host
Wally Bnmtr and rt111lar paner
Anene Francis welcome Soupy Sales,
a 9 oo • m<mi s.11•• •f Qristaas (t) (30) nnen Dflll>ll
conducts tfle GlendaJe Symphony
Orchestra in music ol the season. e tMt • _.. <C> <60> D (jJ) (f) (42) n. ....... (C)
(60) •1'fit Super Secret Cypher
Snatch.." John Steed and Tara Kine
are called in to IDM tM mystery
ol disaPS*rini MCrlb from • r.
seerch lnstituta. (R) 0 .. _ $ ...... (C) .,,.... ...,
ti .._.,. (drama) '45 -Gent
nemey, Cornel Wilde, YlnC*'lt Price. m T,_.. w CM '' 11cea (C) (30) Second of sil sllOWS produced In
Miami has ttu• contestants com·
pete in a "11llt « false" ruessina
1ame invoMn1 a belllop, a chef,
and a hotel manaiw. l!Jhny .._ (60) m c.-• 1a ... <30>
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show thlt launched him. (R) m Haili (C) (30)
on his duties as a nan111. French
contempl.tas marriap 'to Ml• fl· versham u 1 way to lmprowe bis
status. Heather Anatl autsts.
fJ .._. (C) (30) Ted MIJ9f'L
f1l) NEJ Jtsul (C) (60) "Audu·
bon." NET presents the drlwlnas
and omitholoc)cll flndlnp of Arner·
ice's rrut natunllst-artist tiln fl) Rl¥ista Mlllical
J. Audubon, orl1lnally • "draft clod&·
M" from Napoletn's army. 10:00 fJ Qt Cl) c..I ._.... (C) (60)
@I) C.llicot 1 C.eaones C.rol Ch1nni111 ts In the pest spot.
ll&hl Abo featured art rttUllr1
8:30 fJ Cil Cl) Here's Liiey (C) (30) H1rwy Korman, Lyle Wagoner, ~ •sb Harrison to alve son Vi~ Lawrence, The Ernest Flatt
Cral& ind his musical &n>UP a Job Dancers and the Harry Zlmmennan
of playin& for a teenaatf"s birthday Orchestra. (R)
party. When Kim, the band voe1llst, 1J m Ntn (C) (60) suffers a temporary loss of voice, Lucy substitutes. (R) 0 (ft) Cil (42) Tiie Ill van., (C)
1J Goldttt Yo,111 (C) (30) "~· {SO) "Presu_med Dead." A ata&e·
dorra to Sardinia." coach In which Ytctorla Is tht only
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~ nn (42) p-.... ... ~ (C) P•~&er Is wrecked, resultln& In
1.UJ I.JU .,..... ,..,.... an injury that causes the loss of
( 0) Betty and Rodney discuss their memory. Lew Ayres auests. (R) problem; Susan tells Betty she plans
to marry Steven and live In the 8 Clutsbus Special (C) (30)
Peyton house; Dr. Rossi and Marsha ''Prime Time." Mary and Joseph
dine at the Miles home· Dr. Miies travel to Bethlehem for the census,
listens In on Lew's phOOe call. and Mary &ives birth to the Christ m Donald O'C4Nmof (C) (90) Wil· Child.
liam Shatner, Joanie Sommers, Ron IE That Show (C) (30) ''Spices of
Eliran, Dick Curtis and Jack Weston the World." Jack Cassidy and Ml·
auest. chael Fields iuest ·
IE Bt.t tltt Odds (C) (30) Johnny f1l) Tiie Grtlt Ww (30) "Reallz•
Gilbert hosts. lions." The nations develop new
kinds of warfare, lncludin& 1as.. 61) 1V Musical 0ssart Films of the battle at Gomice Tar·
3:55 O Apoll9 Updata (C) now and Neuve.
9:00 tJ Qt CJ) MIJbtny RfD (C) (30) @E Dldla Robida
A one·time Hollywood aaent comes 10:30 8 Movie: (C) "DodDr In lAM"
to Mayberry and spots Miiiie. He (comedy) '62 -Michael Cral& Vlr·
then decides to make her a movie vinia Maskell. ' stu. Ned Glass auests.
D 9 Ci) (36) NBC Monday ,..._ IE News. (C) (30)
It: (C) "flit Pad (Ind How To UM f1l) Wasluqton In Rftiew (C) (30)
It)" (comedy) '66-Brian Bedford, @E D1tm dtl Mao
Julie Sommars, James Farentlno.
When shy Bob Handman clumsily 11:00 tJ O D @ (I) News (C) makes the acquaintance of Doreen
Marshell at a Mozart concert. he 0 Alfred HttcbcilQ
half-heartedly Invites her to dinner m Man from UNCLE (C)
at his apartment the next evenin1
-later reallzln& that he doesn't
know the first thin& about enter·
tainin& a youn1 lady. He recruits a
"swln&el'' type buddy to plan the
eveninr.
0 Here Co• tltt Stirs (C) (60)
IE Movie: "Hl1•w11 Dr11net"
(mystery) '54-Richard Conte, Joan
Bennett.
9@ @!) (42) ..... (C) a oo <36> ....,
Joey Bishop is auest of honor. Joey 11:30 tJ Movie: "'1'1lt Ii& Hlftpwer"
is "roasted" by Totle Fields, Henny (drama) '50 -Yan Johnson, Ellz•
Youn1m1n, Jack C.rter, Red Foxx, beth Taylor.
Gene Baytos end Norm Crosby. Frankie Randall, Talya Ferro and 0@@ (36) TOllfdlt SM (C)
Jan Daley entertain musically. It Movie: "lltclal for l•llf'
D (]7J (]) (42) T1tt Outcasts (C) (comedy) '.45--Arturo DeCordova, J.
(60) "The Bounty Children." While Carroll Naish, Dorothy Lamour.
pursuing a wanted man, Earl and D @ Cl) (42) Joey lilllop (C)
Jemal come across 18-year-old Ran·
dy Forrest and his six-year-old sh· 12:00 m n SllllMt Strip
ter, Ellen, on the trail just after
their mother has died. Michael 12:15 a Movie: Hll R1t ............
Bums and Linda Sue Risk 1uest. (mystery) '4&-James Cisney, Anna·
IE RuR for Your lift (C) (60) belle, Richard Conte.
m I IHc!AL I Clrdt of U&Ma (60) 12:30 m Action Thutrt: "Pert of Hell."
A holiday homa1e to the Ideas that
lifht the path from darkness. Join· 1:00 B Movie: "Weklollt strupr"
Ing Pett Seeger for the Informal (drama) '57 -Bing Crosby, Barry
party are Bernice Reaaon, Tony Fitz.aerald.
Saletan, The Pennywhlstlers, Doc O Apollo M Orbit (C) Pict
Watson and the Reverend Frederick f ' •-llo tonYlll ·t 1 cl utrtsht Dou1lass Kirkpatrick. rom ,,.,... as 1 c r ts moon.
61) u Bnlia M1ldltl ONIWS (C)
9:30 U QI Cl) Fa•llJ Affair (C) (30)
When his fellow valets look down 1:15 IJ Co•••llJ l1llttil lolnl (C)
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For momlnc •nd aftwnoon
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TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, •re
the day'a movies. AH &ta·
tlona ,...,.,. the rl&ht to
chllnp pracnmmtnc wttfl. out Mlvance notice.
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~Mtor Evenn M. Dirk.ttn ttrves ar Ito.rt aNJ lltlTTrZles o
sP«ial Claristmtu tale on tlte Claristnuu Eve edition of Tlw
Rid Sul1on Ho"'· Tuesdlly at 8:30 PM. in color on CBS.
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bo1a lftd 11tfa 11Praentilll 1bout II) i 'c~l "'A ....... C..... 20 utJoftel lfOUPI. Dr.-cl In their {!i)). rink Buter commenta
natM costumes. the cNldnt lhla on Chlrlel Oldlens' til'IMI aftd the
Yui.tldt _,. from the countJ1ta l1111ry hl*'Y of "A auilbnea
tNy .....-t Donald Voomtea Ctfol." If• rudt h:pm tM UM·
OOftducta the Ofdleatn. btldpd tut. wtlll• llluttrltlona from
!Liit .. Spece (C) (60) the •rfJ ICllUona follow the lfDfy. <HJ Cil <4Z>111t " ...... ea.. ...,.... ... I-_... (C) (60) "Qlfbt It l:JO. a (I)....... -(C) """' Born." Tht aw1rd·wlnnl111 docu· Suet 1nT hla best f rltnd qu1ml
mentlry on tht N1tfvH:f ii reshown. over in attrldlvt WldOW, Doria Mer-
FUmld In the HofJ Lind and RDme, tin reluctantly finds h11111f Involved
the Procnm dlp6cts the •ndetinp In her fathet's romentlc trllnctt. of the Jewl1'I peoOlt tllrouP tht IAI fS'\ (30 desert and tflo mood of the people D \W \1J (42) "''° ~ > "'l u they lived under Roman rule. It for LaYe ind Larce111.' U. Mike
John HustDn namtll tht Bl>llcll Hllnes Is called on to fnvestlpta
--ind ...-ucer Johll H. Sec-tflo theft of • valuable pendant .---.,..... from the home of one of his
ondlri voices tile hislDric:af ewents. friends and discovers It was an In· 01111• $ ............. j& Slr9lt" (drltnl) '47-flltlH'ffll side job.
O'Hlra, Jofln PIYM. Natalie Wood~ I""" (C) (30) Ted Meyeri.
Edmund Gwenn, thetma Ritt•, Gene "'1
Lockllart. William FrawllJ. 10:0011 (() 60 Mhllltes (C) (60) '8 Tnrtll er Clllt1•••~• (C) (30) Nm (C) (60) TwO women mcnpete in 1n oranae-( 2) Tlllt'a Life (C) (60) .. Our
sackJnc na tllf'Olllhout tll• show rst Christmas." Leslle Uaams. to keep •h•d of the incfeasin& Rodney Danaerfield, The Doodl•
supply of fruit Fiimed In Miami, town . Pipers, Joe Jacklon ind Bii
Fla. Baird's m1rionettes auest. ID Cllrtaa ........... F,.. ... D Qt1st1us Spedal <C> (30) '"Tht Qr " .......... (C) (60) The Prtimi•." Nerrated by Bina Crosby.
6th ennual O\ristmas areetinP to Frankie Avalon la featured ,uat.
tfl• people Oil the ctty Oil Los An· II) Tllat ... (C) (30) ''What Hip. I'll• from Mqor Sim Yorty, hip-pens When Husband and Wife
lltfded bJ the 'Watchester Concert Wort Torether?" El Wallach and
Cllorus. Ann Jacbon auest.
I u ........ f... ~ (]) • ., Coalft Qrbta.u ...
l:OO V.-_, canm. (C) (30) ; I IHclAL I HM11 c...ct (C)
,,_.., .,._ ~ (60) A profflm of Rlftlissancl 111d
1:31 QI Cl) lell s..1111 (C) (60) Baroque Christmas Music perfonned
rs. ReiSSketton, Senator EvtRtt by the Houle Consort.
Dirben and bafllriM Jillana pat @E DlcU Robadl !.!n,Cll ot~ ~~'!! lo:JO D llowie: (C) .,,..... -1 .,._
Jul• flari a mur not. llDOlll the ....,, (dr1ma) '524irllOfY Pt<*, Jfn&M hells wfllfl .,.. CoRy and Susan Hlyward, Raymond Mas.J.
Uri J. Wlfl'dom dash owr wheth-II) Ntws (C) (30)
" Sub is wllit• Of blact. ., Detra ., Mart a .... 111 Adila (C) C30> Hlll'I-11:001!:@ rn ..... <C>
lichts Oil the Wat Vlf'llnll Moun· Mer•H Taber111cf1 Cll•lr
bineers pme. Spedal (C) autstmu
fl (42) It r.-• TllW (C) music from the Great Salt Like (IQ) "'OM Niaflt oe Sohfda,. Ctty l">llP.
Alslndlr Mundy Is ordered to mel m Man fl'MI UNCl£ (C)
the body of flt11n Duchamps. tOft II) Yoke 9f C.IVl'J Qrtstms rr.
Oil 1 Caribbean dlctltar, aid return ii (C) it afttr the SlA coaducts 111 IUIDp-(I) .....
sy . ....., "°'**' Thonra Gomel. (l!} ..... (C) Mldtlft Rhue runt. (R) -
........ O'C1111r (C) (90) cant U:JOllCtlristlul Calltlta (C) r.itwood. ~ ttany D 9 CI> <36> ..._ (C)
Blac:btoae Jr .. Anciallne euu.. John a IMI« ""SlllW• HIMlf' (dra-
Hlrtford ind •utllotm Pat Montan-ma) '47 -Randolph Scott. Joan
doo pat. Blondell. II~--• °'* <C> (30) u cm w <U> • ...., <C> ~-,;.:-. ,......., G)Mewi« ,._ --.t Wll('
.... U Ci) (J5) J Pr••ilrt (romance) '46--bscoe At-. Mar· lililli: (CJ .,... Sii ...... (... tlla O'Dmcoll.
N) '68--Salirtey 8oodt. C.Rll Lyn-ll:m 8 Salfltitt ArllJ Serwicle (C)
fey, &.,te H..at!. llidllel J. 8 9 Cl) (36) C11rt1b19 Ea 1&6-~ = ~--= alltrt .._ (C) From St Patrict's Emilo hmloder. ChMtes Dnlra Cathedr1I, New York Clt:J, • O\rbt-' . · mu masare by His Excellency SIDrJ of u Mericaa . ....,. • • Arttlbishop Terence J. Coote is ~
mil i1M1t4: 11 Wt. a paap cast dufinl the CommuNoll MMce. of E.unlpean aimilllb ........ ill u.. 11a.,..ti1c o1 COllbabeod. 111t m amw::i-..," ,...,111 ••
110M wffl lie .._,_. la spots (C) 160fAMual outdoor pqaant
tor Apclllt CIMnll. but wll be ~ on tht birth Oil Cllrist. Ofllt-._ 111 Its llltinltJ natina on tile irounds Oil £.mman-8 Sl w 5 (C) ·(60) "BrichatR 1111 Lutheran Cllurch, NorUl ttoay.
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Journey to the Holy Land
.. Jouroey to Bethlehem," the annual outdoor yuletime drama,
ain u a Cbristmaa Eve and Cluiatmu Day apecia1 on Metromedia
Television KTJV, Channel 11.
Based on the birth of Cbriat and featurina a cast of more than
60 nonprofessional actors, tbe all-new hour-Iona color paaeant is
presented as a public service at 12 mid.niaht Tuesday and 9:30
AM Wednesday.
Originating on the arounda of Emmanuel Lutheran Church of
North Hollywood, and utilizia.a a uniquely recreated area which
closely approximates the villaae scene of the Holy Land, the aU-
oo0greptional paaeant depicD events ludina up to the birth of the
Christ Child, coven the hectic days of Kin$ Herod's brutal reign
and end& with the Three Wise Men presentma gifts to the' Child.
The colorful journey to the Holy Land comes complete with
pounding hoofs, a racing chariot, uniquely and authentically garbed
dramatic participants-and the Gospel story of the birth of the
Christ Child.
Finl offered in 19S9 as a week-long outdoor pageant by the
Emmanuel Drama Committee, "Journey to Bethlehem" debuted oo
KTTV three years later and has been repeated in black and white
each Christmas Season since. This year, however, the airing will be
in color.
Acclaimed by experts in the field as a "professional job," the
pageant is presented nightly at 8 :30 o'clock, from Dec. 16 through
23, on the ground& of the church at 11919 Oxnard St., near
Laurel Canyon.
Beginning with a Jerusalem street scene, sequences of "Journey
to Bethlehem" include the Proclamation, Mary's Garden, Prophet
Isaiah. Joseph's House, City of Bethlehem, Herod's Palace, the
Hill of the Shepherds, Prophet Micah, the Ion and Stable of the Inn.
The nightly outdoor presentations are produced and directed by
congregational member Tom Bond, prop manager for KTIV,
while the telecast proper is directed by Bob Hiestand.
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THE DAILY PtU>T. TV WED<. DECEMBER 21, 1'61
WEDNESDAY I ,,~~-=~(RJ 10:30 ()) Dick v .... .,,.. ..
@ (36) Hollywod _....
DEC£MBIER 2!S ( ) ter Marshall hosta.
MORNING
Robltt ..... l ~(j)~4~(C)
&:JO S.nrile Se••• (C) 6 (36) ...,.,..., (C) 1:10 Clwt Ut Tllil Day/..._ (C) 11:00 '~ 1.4" tf Lite (C)
EAcltiH El*•• (C) . (42) NHI} .... tillt (C)
Tudw ht·s.vb Bob banks hosts.
Eduutional future I SIMriff Job11 (C) 7:00 OdpMJ (C) Romm Roont (C) @@ (36) Tod•J si.ow (C) 11:25 ; CIS ....._ (C)
Huch Downs hosts. 11:30 S.lt'dl for TMOrTOW (C) 0 Rtll1l111 F .. turt (C) "The · 6 (36) f.Je ,... (C) BUI story of Juan Mateo." Cullen hosts.
I Mr. Wi:lllboat (C) 0 n71 Cl) (42) NIA a.--.n (C)
Felil U.. Cit <C) Los An&eles Lakers vi. Phoenix r .. ture: 'The Word Was Yes." SUns.
7:30 CBS News (C) Joai>h Benti I fnonw SfofJ (C) Movie: "1001 Arabiln Nlahts'' From Us tD rou (C)
(cartoon) '60-An animated cartoon 11:45 • News (C)
starrln1 Mr. Maioo as 1 bumblin& 11:55 • 9@ (36) NBC Nein (C) Ed·
B•&dad lamp dealer who vnnts his w n Newman.
carefree nephew, Aladdin, to wtd
and wttle down. Jim Backus, Kith·
ryn Grant. Dwayne Hidlman, Hans AFTE R NOON
e:c>nrled and. Herschel Bernardi P~ 12:00 IJ ~.,. (C)
v1de the voices. o @ 00 (36) lAt'a Mau 1 Diii
• Clrtoon Circus (C) ~ M= ~all hosts.
Bob MtAlllstlr SMw (C) U I s 11 I Bri&hm Yoana Unl-Adwtnlurt;t of Qumb7 (C) . .. nnitJ Cllrimnas Sbow (C) Tht
Ftatln: The Sound of Pr111e. annual Christmas presentation b7
1:00 S Cl) ~In ltlftproo (C) the students of Brlpam Youn1
locbt ~n Hoed (C) University features happenin& of a
l'rt.t Ti•• traditional Christmas includln1 b•I· 1:30 Adventwes of &u111b7 (C) let, folksln&in& and d1ncinc and
final £nco1n1lr vocal arraniemenb of Chrlsbnas
9:00 p Cl) 1\t Lucy 5'low (C) favorites.
@ (36) Slrvlce of tbt Word O Tempo <C) Maria Cole Bob Dor·
( ) special proaram of scripture nan, R~ Elwell. '
and sona presented In coopera· m Ntwa (C)
tlon with the National Council of f1iMr faiaily
Churches from Washin&ton. D.C. I Andy Qriff1Ut
Pbtional Cathe11ral. The Very Rev-12-30 ~Al U.. World Tuma (C)
erend Francis 8. Sayre Jr., Dean of • • 6 (36) D.,s ti Our U..
the cathedral, officiates. ( . nald Carey stars. D n71 CID (42) Chriltnlu StfVica Movlr. (C) "Happy Qo LowfJ"
(Cj The Christmas Mass from the (musical)· '51 -Vera·Ellen David National Shrine of the Immaculate Niven '
Conception in Washlnaton, D.C. Is I Dialln1 fw Dollars (C)
conducted by Bishop Joseph l. httam for livln1
Bernardin, fentral secretary of the l ·OO ta Cl) l.Oft 11 a MlllJ Splt&-
N1tion1I Conference of Catholic Bish· • dortd Tlllni (C)
ops. The Ma~ebrated by 19 Ci) (36) Apollo Updatt (C)
the Rev. William F. McDonough, C1!£mHuntl n1ton Parll
director of the shrine, and three hrbtmn Ptrade (C) The theme ot
members of his staff, the Rev. John this year's parade was "A Chrlstmu
J. Nicola, the Rev. Edward A. Moan, Fantasy." (R)
O.M.I., and the Rev. Gerard Moran, I Waterfro11t
O.M.1.-wlll be In En&lish. 1:30 Qj Cl) The Guldin& UPt <C)
Western Sbr Thtllrt , Q) @ (36) Anotlw World (C)
Jldl la Lanne Eurclsa (C) World Mveaturt (C) RodJ Ind His friends (C) Office of tile Prtlidtftt
(3) WlbsW Wtlltoot (C) 1 ·45 (jJ) (3) (42) Nortlt-South Sbrtn1 F.ture: .'Th• Unllkellest Place." • All-Star "Time (C) From Miami, t-.2S C..111u11~ 811llttln Board (C) Florida
9'.JO a Ci) hnt1J Hlllblllla 2:00 I Q!i Cl) Secret stlK1l9 <C>
CtrtMtls <C> @@(36) You Don't $1J (C)
• tt.llywtd tlld Ille Stars WUlll• and MMJ Cllrisbla
Je...., ti ......_ (C) (R) Qolr (C) Christmas music bJ ttie 1ezo Ille Clewn (C) on i... horu
(I) Jld Lt Linne (C) °"'~:d..,~1 ~ :,,7.= 2:15 m Mowle: (~ "Tht IWOfJ HllllW' 10:00 _,... Ci) (1l&\ .. 1 .... (C) , _ (1dventure) 52 -Anthony Steel,
1.:11 _, .-enon1 ,., .... r. Dinah Sheridan.
!I.. ,'ruc.Aons;&I Rose Plrldt 2:301W Edp of NIPt (C) U -----. · 6 6) M1tdl 11• (C) (C) Tape of last year's event. ~n 1 MOAIOll T.._...
Ct11mbers and Dorothy Gardiner c r Cltrisbus Prool• <C> (R)
host OJ PrmC9 tf P..ce (C) ''TM Prom· fJ Mowle: "Tiii &llolt Ind MrL ise.." Bina Crosby ntmtes. ~:-~~) '47~ex H1rrlt0n. 2:S5 O @@ (36) NIC ..... (C)
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1:30 Mowl9: """ &oldla Ace .. (documentary) ·~1m
p Uiurtl & Hardy, Will Ro(era. .
8tn Turpin ind Carol• Lombard. D MID ........ (C) Phil Sllwrs
co-hosts.
Tiit Flllltltonea (C)
Hobo KellJ (C)
Ci) Dillln1 for Dollars Sllow
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muafc ind aonr.
I!) lb&lq a. lilllt el Matlllft\1
(30) ''l.Mnc Well on • BUdatt"
Experts on homH\aklnc and nutri-
tion provide lnfonnation on bud,.t·
In& for proper dltt.
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~ Cardi (C) Art James hosts.
Dalt 5'Mon (C)
4:l0 ace of PelQ (C) "Tht Prom· ~
lse." Bina Crosby narrates. •
Im ..... <C>
Tiit R .. I Md:clya
Boio's lie Top sa.. (C)
[3) (42) Mike Doqtu <C)
( )Town Talk
5:001J ~ ([) ... ll""'Pl .. cpp!A ... t Ntw Yo rll
Pllllhlnnonlc Yean1 People's Con-cert (C) "Don Quixote." Leonard
Bemstefo devotes the entire pro.
uam to Richard Strauss' piece,
which he narrates ind conducts.
I KNBC NtwarVlet (C)
lffiA ..... (C)
f Troop (C)
Thi Addams FH1il1 00 Jlmmr Thomuon Sllow (C)
(j) 5al aker's Pb:u Pirtr
(36) Rlft .. •n
5:30 0 I lflf@: I Fro• Us tD You (C)
The sing1n1 duo of Sandie< and
Youn& host 1 USAF Christmas show. I
I The Groo¥J Sllow (C)
MlfY 8rlffln (C)
(36) Gllllpn's lll1nd (C)
(V Movi« "A Miii Called ,._ TOY SOLDIERS-Mitzi C•Y90r, ts" (drama) '58 -Jean Peters, u S&t. L M. W~ and Cite Toy
Richard Todd. Soldlm duce to -randt of tbe ~ 00 This DIJ 1961 (C) Woodta Solclien" ud Co • u.-e1,
Q!l 00 Min from UNCl.E (C) ~~ ~ -:i.~.,:
EVENING
1.-001J Tiit Bl& N... (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy. D (36) Hut1tltf-lrlnklef (C) (30) e stave Allen Show (C) (90) lnp
Nielsen, Pat Harrin&ton. Stefanie
Powers. Walter Skees and Stu Gil·
liam guest. 0 Six O'Clocll Mowir. (C) "Be
Story of Rutll" Part II (relfiloUs)
'60-Viveca Lindfors, Stuart Whit·
man, Tom Tryon.
I I SpJ (C) (60)
Batman (C) (30)
Wllat's Ntw? (30) "Scienct
Fare." Geor&e fischbeck explains the
basics of electricity. Muri Deusln&
shows how fish protect themselves.
@I) Destlno la lle>N
(42) ICPLM Nnrs (C)
6:30 D KNBC Nwt'b (C) (60) ID Voyqe to U.. lotto• If tllt s.. (C) (60)
@ @ Huntty-lrtnkJIJ (C)
Eii) Mort lot Your MoMJ (30) "81
a Smart Shopper." A consumer ex·
pert and a rtprnentative of the
Federal Trad• Commission uree
viewers to take advantar• of con·
sumer Information.
I (I) Mdtalt'a Nnr NOtidtro 34 (C)
< > ¥cte11 (42) Tiit Meek If Qrlat•
... ( Howard Keel. Ann MlllM,
Randy Sparb end His Baek Pon:h
Majority star.
Christmaa Sbo"" preeeated for tlae
1eeond year on NBC'• Knit MOiie
Bau Cbrimnal Day, Wednaday 11
'PM.
7:30 IJ a:m:m:l Vladlalf Httowltc
A eonart lfl~lr"M&il Han (C) (60)
A reshowing of the first redtal on
television by the piano vlrtuolo that
Includes worts by Chopin, Schu·
mann, Seart1tti and Scriabin. a (36) Thi Vlrcfnlan (C) (90) "Sll-
Vfl( lmare." James Daley and Ge-
raldine Brooks ruest In 1 drama
about 1 threat to catti•rallers by
aelfish oil Interests. (R)
I LOil in $pacl (C) (60)
(42) .... eo.. • lftdtl (C)
( ) "And Ja30n Makes Ave." Hus-
band·huntin& Holly Houston arrives
In Seattft with three children, dalm·
In& that Jason Bolt Is the father.
Jennlflt' West ruests. (R)
0 MHllon $ McMt: (C} "'11le lmt cJMI• (drama) '56 -Miehe! Rey,
Rodolfo Hoyos, Joi Lansins. Youna
boy cherishes 1 bull that he has
rafaed, which wu 1iven him by the
owne< of a hure ranch. When the
owner Is killed, all his effects, In·
cludin& tht bull, ere told. Tbt
younpter aon to Muk:o City to
flnd the President to help him find
his pet
mTnit1t or c.....-(C) (30)
C00ttmnt dials I ttlephont num·
btr at random, tryln1 to convince
the pereon who answers ht should
eccept a free trip to California from
Miami. A.lmed In Miami, Flt. 1111 the com,_, Franz &Nbtr. Thi
! I l!Cl4 I ""Rle Nlkndlll• (C) pn>(rtm WIS nlmtd In part la Sitz·
) tOtetacular productJon of bUfl end Vieftna, Aultrla, and Ill
San Fi'lncbco Ballet'• per· tht Churdt of Sehrt NIM!a In Ob•· fonnance of Its world-famous "Hut· dotf-on·tht·Selz1ch, Aultrle, wMn
CflCker" wn fUmtd at Utt San "Siient Nl1M" wu compoatd )Ult
Francia War M~I Opera btfoR Christmas In 1818. ;:;.a:!i ~i:'1a~n:n i: 1~.:.:'Tr (:o')<Rr"
era I Director / ChcnoCl'IPhtr Lew I f 'MI Tiie "'1 .. Dlllet Christenaen. ( hr I annual CMstmu .,.. !I'll~ Crlll1o -,... dol la• -.1 mllllc dnm• -Clil mtdlev1I Franct, bald on tpllOdas
fli) ......, 1flcl 1111 Wolf" from ''Thi Book al Danltt." TM
(30) dram ized vtflion of Strati New York Pro Mutlct perlOl'mt,
Prokofiev's popular symphonic fairy with authentic 12th·centuiy cw.
tale. Performed by the Cl\aries tumes ind ln1tnlmtntl.
Playhouse Musical Thean for Chll· I tflvla ' ~-dren In Boston. 9!30 QI Cl).,... Mia (C) (30)
I (f) DAI Mewte II• trilna to encourap tht .. on. iJft Anatl • ti F1t1p roe BrotheB to finish the carptnby
1:00 stars ......... , (C) (2 hr.) wort on his house, Oliver ltumbl11
Stars vs. Oakland Oaks. across ttlt fact that his barn Is In
9 Ci) At Cllristmu TIM Wltll Hootervllle but his houu Is In
Siftelir Everett M. Oltbte (C) Tiie Pixley.
make the sc>lrlt of Chrtstmu seem I~ .........
Illinois Senator ttlls ltofles that , ..... (C) (30) Ted Meyn
llke a warm fire in a flrtpl1e1. John 10:00 QI Cl) Jouaaa WW... (C)
Cacavas Orchestra and Chorus are i)
featured. 9 (I) (3') 1'111 Miider (C)
Eii) Yow Dollar's WOftll (60) "Oa (i )""TI'Jlitrt Was e Utttt Gitt." Joa1l Face Value." NET lnvestlptes the tllondell &Uasts In ttlt drama of 1
cosmetics industry i nd allied bual· man's desperate •arth for his kid·
nesses. n1ped d1u1httr. A wealthy lndua-
1 MllJQ>l11 ,.,... trlallst hires David Roa to follow
1:30 Tiit Qood Guys (C) (30) Bert's up th• latest In 1 lon1 -* of
ner Is In showbuslness when Ru-letds .to the wfltlMbouts of hla
fus persuades Bert to ldwft1se on d1u1hter, victim of an ontolvwd
talevlsion and they decide to deliver kldnaplna 12 yeaB .. rlltr YWh•n the
the commercial themeelves. (R) waa four yeera old. e win wtt1t 111t StaJt <C> Clo> "m ..... <C> <60> Jo Anne Wor1ey and Biiiy &ksteln • ~ 3'1dal (C} (30)
auest. I n•I Encounter." M11y •nd Joe. fJ (i7} (j) (4%) Pertn ltact (C) eph IO to th• T,emple In Jervulem
(30)Tew refuses to answer his par· to pment their first born child to
ents' questions; Sil Walker tens God. Flt.her Peyton hosts.
Or. Mllu he f9Mllb l.ew'a treat-llJ 1Nt se.. (C) (30) "Ghosta."
ment of Joanne; Carolyn tells Jeff June Havoc and HHS Katzer suat.
lhe •accepts his terms; Rodney and I Olc:U Robida Betty discuss tht future. 10:30 • Mowlt: (C} "I.If_.,. (drama) m Beat Ille Odds (C) (30) ' -or.on Wellea, Jack Hnklns, m Soflrlla Vittorio 0t SiCI.
t:OO 6 ltver.IJ Hlllbllllts (C) (30) I Ntn (C) (30) Christmas reunion In HootelVlllt Mal dtl ,. ...
flnds cast reaulus from Ptttlcolt 11:00 II D @ C1l ,._ (C)
Junction and Green Acres In cuest l1Fl. T.M tTtllt Wttt (C)
roles. Pushinr her e1mp1lan to .,,. fr. UNCU (Q
sn11 storebeptr Sim Drvc:br, MtWlt: "s.nt If YflltW' (Id·
Granny Is helped by Bobbi• Jo ind wnhlrt) '53-0•n O'Hlltlhy, Cetta·
Billie Jo In makln& up llke a youn1 erlne Mcltod.
siren for Christmas dinner at the IJ~ JI 1:. ,._ (C)
Shady Rest Hotel. ~~
D KRA~ MUSIC HALL ll:JO (dra~) ~= * The Mitzi Gaynor Maurttn O'Hara, nm Howy. Christmas Show R 9@(31) T..._ ._ <C> II~ 00 (36) lnft Miiiie Hiii ~ (C) .. A C.•11dlmt y,.
(e} {60) "Th• Mitzi Gaynor Christ· Ml la liq Artllra c..t" (fll'-
mu Show." The d•ncer·slnJtt'·IC· ta~) '49 -Bina Ctotby, Rhonda
tretS-comedlenne hu an encore Aemlnf.
perlonnance of her Yulttldt special. I <l7J (!) <4Z> lotf lillllep (C)
Guests Include Ebenezer Scrooee 12:00 11 fi"...t Slrtt
end Bob Cratchlt (played by Cyril 12:JO M~ "T....I tilt u......-.
Rltdlard and Tony Tannlt', ~ ( rema) '56-Willl1m Holdtn, Llord tivtl~). Raaedy Ann (Mitzi), apedal =·~~ .. 0 aht.r ol &uetl Senti a1us (Ed McMahon) tlit Wnt." au
:nd M~:i) holldlJ favorites (played l:OO B Mewlt: -rll&M tt ...,.,.,..,. a ...C.. s (C) (60) Vlollnlst (1dventurt) '63-Patrtck Alim, Wil·
Isaac Stem Is featured es the Phll· ll1m Holt.
edelphla Orchestra ptfforms. Also II .._..: "1111 DMI'~ (com-futuftd Is operatic aopr1no Marr tcfy) '44--Ann Sheridan, Jan• W,. Costa man Eve Arden, Jack Cal"IOft. =~~JOlc2~ 1t::•• ......... (C)
stOfY of flit wrltlna of thl femous "-: 1.-.. Ott (C}
Christmas sona n1rnttd by KJrtt 1:30 m All-.... IMr. "Junt Brtde,"
Dourt11 with James MalOtl portray-'11JOIJ Mallfmony," "Thin Ice."
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BOr.is Karloff Meets the Grinch
Back in Hollywood for the fint time siocc be narrated Dr. Seuss' "'How tbe
Grinch Stole Ouistmu,.. which airs on CBS Sunday rupt, Boria Karloff
finally met up face.CO-face with the red-eyed greenish momtu whole heart ia
two aiza too amaJJ for his body.
The c:ooflootatioo tobt place in the CBS portrait plleiy where Mr. KarloJf
bad his picture taken with the Grinch .
.. It.Idler dl&rmiaa fellow," K.arlofr commented in tones tocally unli.te the
Frank~ with whic:b be has been assnci•ted throughout his pro-
fessionaJ cuur. ""Never met him before. I did the narration for the show on
a IOUndsl• at MOM wbeR I met Dr. Seuss. He wu uttaly ddiptful But
tbca I pulled my usual canny trick: when I ftn.ilh a show, I get out of town."
be milled.
'lbe tall. ver:y suntanned actor makes bis permanent home in the country
outside Londoa wbeft be admits "I simply lie supine in the IUD and keep my
tu all year round. Ewry few yean I come back to Hollywood to visit my
old friends aod do 90JDe tdevisioo shows." •
1be Soutbuo California Clamber of Commerce won't be sending fan letters
to K.utoft, however, because be couldn't waif to get out of town after his
CWTenl visit.
1be smog is inlnitely worse than London's ever was. In London we
benaed all open lrcplaca. All houses bad to convert to electrical fires or
ce:ottal bcatiq. And now there's oo smog at all.
1bat'1 what sbould happen here io Hollywood. But can't you imagine all
the fruatraled people who lite to bubec:uc out-of-doors! They're all coot:rib-utioa to tho mas out there, however."
Now 81 yeara old, Karloff is as active io his profession as he chooses to be:
.. I #Ort: u oftal u I wish, and I can afford to tum down the things that don't
intrigue me.
"Now the Orincb--" be gesticulated with the COpY of the Dr. Seuss boot
he WM bolcfioa-"tbat's IOIDething eJsc. He's a fascmating fellow," and forth-
with K.arSo« quoted f:rom memory whole passages of the show's narration.
which he'd nconkd three yea.rs ago.
"'You doa't have to know a fellow to be knowledgeable about him. .. be be-\
lines. '"I libel him. IO I remembered him." ......
THE OAILV Pft.OT, TV WfDC. 0£CCMBER 21, 1968
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Ind Jeff meet a mltl Who cl1lms 11:00 0 (J1) .....
triendshlp but Who 11 lllklna .. a cf:l vs. p<Jlov1ofNcE
venp for th• lhoot1n1 cl his * in lit tourney gamel brother. Jlaon ~ Ind Tim O'M· D UClA .....,. ...,...,_ ftlU. ~IU'll (R) _,
• ..... (C) (30) Ted Meyer&. VII (C) Prov1denc. Collett fr1l11
lctOO 9 (I) (li) -.. r,. (C) (60) meet the Bruins It Madlton Squ1rw
' ~lfllriae lnddtnt" A bteutl· Girdtn.
fill fem1le lllen captures tht Enter· I :::.:.Cc; ~~I sm. prbt Ind ~ Spock to tum ., • • iplnst Klrtt •nd Mc:COJ. Jolnnt da i • (musical) 47-June Hewr.
Linville IUtsb. (R) 16 tm (4Z) ..... (C)
81 1111-~ (36) ..... ..... ( • (60) 11:20 Bono
Cl) (42) ildcl fir tll9 0. 11:30 Mowie· "Be Tnltlled Aqlls" t .... (C) (60) "T11nsplant" Judd (dram•) •Ss-Rodl Hudson Robert defends 1 doctor ch1r1ed with per· Stiel, Ooroth Malone '
tormln1 an llleaal hNrt tnnspl1nt , , ~(/a.) roal&tit aow (C) John Vernon, Julie Sommers, Uoyd (4Z) Joey Bllltop (C) Qochner and Rlct\lni Bull 111est. I 1 511ow
(R) 12.1IO Santet Strip 0 All·Amerte1n tollep Sbow (C) l2:05 • Colorbl'ltion· (C) "His MljeltJ {30) Ryan O'Neil, ltl(tl Taylor-• O'Kllfe" (adve~ture) •54 _ Burt
Yount ind Roa M1rie Judie the Lancaster Joan Rice
Semester Anals. W1lter Matthau Is 12:30 ~~: (C) "ObJ.n (musical)
guest presenter. • I C b Ooroth La m '""'"' --(C) (lO) ""·r t nc ros y, y mour. ,_, -., ™'a e G)Adiocl Tileetre: "Duel Alibi." end Judo for Women. Ruth Hor1n 1:00 II Movlt:: (C) "Tua Ran,....
and Tammy Grtmes 1uests. (western) '36 -Frtd MacMumy m NET ,..,..... (60) "The Ml· Lloyd Nolan I
dres House." A fascln1tln1 picture 0 Mowit· ·"Cm:J Daire" (com·
of EdWlnilan Ena!and'a boredom edy) ·~20 Toinazzl Catherine and snobbery by H1rtey Granvill• s ak. '
Barker. A f1ther and '°" seek to i """ (C) shatter this complacency and comt fro• tlM Inside Out (C)
upon three tn&lc stories In a Bond 1:30 • ColortM'ltiolt: (C) "Burnln1
Street f1shlon house. Hills." "800 LtelUtS Over tht
@!) Dldaa Robad1 Amazon," "C.ttlt Empire."
leklO fJ Coloftwltion: (C) "NlllrtallW m AIMti&trt SM: "lntematlon1I
In tilt SUn" (mystery) '65-Sammy Settlement," "Guest Wife," "Hotel
Davis Jr., Ursul1 Andress, John for Women."
Derek. 2:15 O to1111unltJ Bullttia ... rd (C)
A Profile of the First Lady
An informal, in-depth profile stressing the many-faceted' role
of the nation's First Lady-Mn. Lyndon Baines 1obnsoo--ain
in color, Friday at 7:30 PM on ABC.
The program was taped in the White House. In conversation
with ABC News correspondent Howard K. Smith, Mrs. Johnson
ta.lb about the role of First Lady as she bas lived it.
She also comments on her tint days in the White House, the
pleasures of candlelit dinners, the joys of Christmas spent with her
entire family, the sharing of anxious moments of crisis in the
White House, and her involvement in civic and national projects.
It is the first time that a documentary has been produced on
the role of the wife of the President of the United Stat.es, which
Smith calla "the most demanding, unpaid job in the United States."
The program will include films of the First Lady's activities, of
ceremonies aurrounding a state dinner, and of a country fair on
the White House lawn for underprivileged children in Washin~n .
. Mrs. 1ohnson reviews her life as the wife of the 36th President
of the United States in the family quarters, the Oval Room, the
West Hall sitting room, and on the Truman balcony.
Mrs. Johnson chats with ABC News correspondent Howard K . Smith
Yuletide Speclal··on Channel 9
KHJ-1V, Qannel 9 praenta a four pan. color Olristmu Weet
Special, "Prince of Peace," produced by Father Patrick Peytoa'I
Family Theatre Productions. December 23 tbrousti 26, varioua
biblical episodes concerning the birth of Orilt and tJ>e fullllment
of the Messianic promise made over thfte millenla ago air at 10 PM.
"Prime Time" is slated for Monday and depicts Mary and J01eph
making their way towards Bethlehem for the census of Auaustul
Caetu, and the birth of Jesus in a stable manger. 1ane Wyatt
makes a guest appearance.
"The Promise," airing Tuesday (Cbristmu Eve), is a montage
of events leading up to the Nativity and the .arrival of the three
wise men from the east, narrated by Bing Crosby.
The Wednesday (Christmas Day) episode is entitled "Final
Encounter" and tells the offering of the Christ Child by Mary and
Joseph in the Temple of Jerusalem, and of the prophecy of the
holy man concerning the Child's destiny. Frankie Avalon is special
guest.
The last "Prince of Peace" episode (Thursday), '"The U nlikellest
Place," dramatizes the story of 1esus in the Temple, amazing the
high priests with bis youthful wisdom.
Tiu one and only Bini Crt»by MTrotu "The Promlle.'' OM ••tm•nt ol the four--port ChristmaJ S1Hciol concernint tile birth of Chrllt and
the fulfillment of tlu Menianic promise of the Scrlptun1.
The city of Pasadena, California, dismantles its Christmas street
decorations promptly on December 26 each year. The reason: spe-
cial decorations must be put in place in preparation for the annual
Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year's Day.
The West can't quite match the East's story about the purchase
of Manhattan from the Indians for $24, but Californians, too, have
a pretty good real-estate story to tell. Pasadena, home of the Tour·
nament of Roses Parade, was once part of what was known u
Rancho San Pascual. The 14,000-acre area, now of immense value,
was purchased in 1843 for $170.
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