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\VASHli~qroN {AP) -The A~y says
· 24 U.S. solclers and fonner servicemen,
in addition lo an officer and staff ser-
t::eant altta&y ~harged, are being in-. ' vestigat.ed In the alleged murder of ap-
proximat.Cly JOO Vietnamese civilians in
1968. • '.
But ttie ·South Vietnamese Defense Min·
i.stry in. Saigoh said today there was no
1nassacr'c. that U.S. artillery and air
1o1trikes had killed "about 20 civilians"
in a battlt which claimed 125 Viet CO}'lg.
Rererrtng to some accounts being car·
ri.ed in the U .S, and foreign press, I.he
South Vittnamese agency said : "Reports
from newspapers and foreign news -agen.
_ cies recently that said S27 civiUans were
killed were compfelely inaccurate."
where· there Is a gro\\•lng demand ror an
investigation or the raid.
Jn reference to the ?ifarch 1968 raid
neal' a hamlet known as l\fy Lai, the
Army said: "During the operation a
small group of American soldiers re·
portedly shot many, possibly JOO, Viel·
namese civilians."
The· Anny said that Lt. ·\Villiam L. Cal-
(See ARMY PROBE, Page 3)
Youth in Bullet
Chase Sw·renders
To Lagm1a Police PenlllgOn spok~en he~e had no com·
ment on the Saigon announcement and
indJcau6na were It cau&ht them by SUC· By "RT.HUR R. VJN~EL prise. ~ 04 "" o.., ,.,.,. ,,.,. . ~
Only hours earllet the Army had iS'sued • Six days of· frttdom . ef!ded briefly F tl·
a statement• to ITTembers or Conkfcss • ~ day. for a youth who escaped Laguna
Beach police in a marijuana case a \\eek
ago, then ducked bullets Tuesday when
Orange Co Mt
WeaCAl!r
Mpstly lair today'8n<\ Sunday
but late night and 'arly morn-
in& !ow cloud• or log. Slightly
warmer Sunday. 1
. \NS~fl Tf\DAY .
e Robert Culp i1 a11 actor
who 10011ld rather fioJ.1t th ll Tl
twitch. W11en he feeµ for a
talt8e, 11e reaU11 feel1 it. Storu
tell& about hit life i11 ReJurrtc-
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Costa Mesa detectives closed in on his
hideout.
James Lusk .Jr., 22. of 1302 Via Avila.
San Clemente surrendered to . Laguna
Beach authorities at S:21l p.m.. ac·
companied by his father and altorncy
,.. George Chula of Santa Ana .·
He wu booked ' on warr1;1nts charging
possession of marijuana and resisting ar·
rest. but Cbulai arranged to drop the
$8,515 bail to he could be released for tht
weekend.
He wu released on llis promise to be in
~_,..t.:~, ,<;Je_m,ente Jud lclaj
bi&bict ~Md' Friday at 8:30 a.tn.
for arraignment
YOUJll Lu&k bad been In contact with
Chula'• offict several times since
Tuetday, when he fled out the rear of an
aoortment al 2571 Sant.a Ana Ave., Costa
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Shots (ired by two deleclives along the
route he ran to lreedom narrowly missed
Lusk.
Investigator derry Thompson. who was
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·$~02,150 Deal
For 200 Acres
(S))'clal to the DAILY PILOT)
SAN FRANCISCO -University of
Calironiia regenls voted Friday to
purcha!e 200• acres of mitrshlands frOm
the trviJie', Company ' for creation of a
wildlife ·preserve on the UC Irvine cam·
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Known as the 5'11 Joaquin marsh. thr.
reedy. swam.J>-like •fresh water lowland
area ,is just north" ~ ex.isUnftUCI pro-
perty. It lies 1e.nerally behveen Jamboree
Road and University Drive.
The regents, in announcinl( the
purchase, indicated the negotiated price
of the 200 acres Is $202,150.
t!niv,ersity~ s~esmerJ said today tl}aJ
Ille iDirsh 'b -111e...i to b< "tmnel7 vo.lUa'ble "by natural sclentlsls for the
study of fresh water life. It \Vas also
characterized, much as the nearby Upper
fiewpott Bay .. as a n1ajor t•way ~t.atkll''
for migratory · 6ir'ds a!Ong ·lhe Pacific
flypath.
~ 111 acquiring the marsh as part or U1c
UCI campus. the area will be included in
the University of California's natural
land and water resetve system . 'Mle
marsh .ts the twelfth such site added to th i~ UC svsteln.
UCLA alumna Raquel Welch appeared Ftiday at
pep rally prior to Bruins' "lvinner-goe.rto-lbe-Hosc
Bowl*' game against that other school on the other
side of toWn. Male1.1apparcntly pr<!dominated a\'
,1jlep rally. For i nsight Into wbich· \eam might pre-
dominate in today's ame, .. see ~rts. , , ' ' r '
• r~undst for the purch•se will come half
, from lhe,regent1'"1i>d8et with matchin&:
money from a Ford Foundation grant.
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~ T_~yer"f.!1 .. ,s 'Block . Ban on. N:._ud .... ~. -. ' .. _D,. ~ .. Icing FUNDS ~OR CREW • • .,., ·• ~-,, . orange-. Coa~t «;,ollegc's Shell n' Oar
Club Sunday will be ~rating a car wash the three bin but th::it such arrests Three Orange County tivern owners
,.,·on a court order Friday whleh they
claim was to block the sherifE from pui.
ting the· clamps OD lheir nude or semi·
nude girlle lhows.
T )I e court order, signed by Superior
Court Judge Robert C o r r m a n ,
presumably means lhat the nudle
dancers will continue to cavort in lhc buff
until Dec. 2 without fear of the &heMfC
closing do"''n proceedings .
Altofney Berrien ·Moore represented
the ~ar owners. on De~. 2, he rnt!Et
justify his allegatlons thal a recently
adopted Orange County a n l I -nu d e
ordinance ts tnnjld and C04llOI bo ap.
piled to put tho -Pl on sudl ...
lerttlillment.
Moote alle&ed sheriff's officers pJonntd
lo use lht cxaanty ontinanct a1 lhelr
f\c!l'lortry for wklespread al'Telts of
fc1nalc dancers and their employers al
would be mlCIOltltUtlonal and unlawful. In Costa Afesa to help raise. funds to itend
Moore ukl CalUornla co u r t s , OCC's crew and shell to the tntemaUonal
particularly Los Angeles County Superior Rowing Association lnvltalional Regatta.
Court.. had thrcnro qut aUeJnpts to pre-Thi w~ will-be al the ).lobll ataUon,
Vcnl ~ ent<rta-rd nd Ad thrwgb almllar ordinlDCU and that corner or Harbor Botlleva a ams
"•JCh 1ctlao wUI nQI b<ar the 11th\ ol day A,tcnoi:. Club •Pokesmen Sly cuatomcrs
tn any <>ranac Counly coar1toon1 .1 ·~ may *t!nhine boJV much they. ••tsb to
• All ihM bers are ID ~ •• dtlnate to OCC'1 .,... I« tile w111h.
sectors or the county.
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'SATIJIDY;' NOVEMIER ;22,-1969 .. ' -' ---.
Marsh '
(Speclll Io !lie DAILY PILOT)
SAN F'RANCISCO ...-.University of~
California regents voted .Friday to
purchase 200 acres of m1nhlandl from
the Irviqe Company for crtation of a
wildll!e preserve on the ~ Irvioe cam·
pus.
Known as the San Joaquin marsh, the
reedy. swamp-like fresh water lowland
are-a is just no..P, of u.iaUng. UCJ pro-
perty. It lies 1eoerally between J amboree
Road and Unlversit1 Drive .
The regents. in announcing the
purchase. Indicated the negotiated price
of the 200 acres is '202,150.
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TEN .CENTS
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University spokesmen said today that
Uie..:.marsh Is considered to be extmnely
vfluable by natural .scientists for the
~~~t1ac~!n~':J.h m~e!s :· ~~rb;' ~
.Nn'port Bay, as a major "way staUoo"
for migratory birds '1ong . the PacillC
flypath. •
Regents \\'ere told that Sin Joaqu_in
marsh. ls one of the (ew natural ·areas of
its type still remaining in Southem
California. Many such· 1reas throughout:.
the state have been drained and Wied.for
development.
~w of the regents' appr.oval .of the,
purchase was relayed· to Irvine Con:tpany
executives Friday by UCI Chancellor
Daniel Aldrich.
It is jlnticlpated,. that confirmation of
the sale will come in rouUne fufiion·from
the Irvine Company Boon! of Dlr<clon.
"We have beett ac;lvlsed .ij)at the rqdrt.9
. have authorized the university president
to negotiate the purchase," said Irvine
Company Vice Presidept R a y m o n,C:I
\Vatson: "It Is our understanding that the
university wi$l>es to use. this area for an
arboretum and wild life preserve.''
Yt'atson indicated that the <COmpany
p~mes the ~niversity wanls to 'move
(See PRESERVE, P11e %)
SAIGON (UPI) -A lW-story orphan-
"ge that ·wu badly damqed in a Viet
C.Ong offensift JI mQnlhl *80 collapsed
early today, crushing nine ctpldren and
one teacher Jn tons or crumpled concrete.
100 Civilians Killel/! -. . .
American soldiers and Vietnamese civll-
Iana iM!!Iecr anoth~ l3 yOuths from the ~e. Among the fli'at rescuers "to
arrive were men. from.the U.S. 8th·Sig-nat Battalion at Tan Son Nbut Air Base
who have conlributed time and money lo
ijle orphanage.
. •·1t WU really terrible," said Sp. 4
David Blunt ol New Castle, Calif., one of
the first to arrive. ''The building was as
flat as a pancake."
Ming Chu Loong, a teacher rrom Hong
Kong, apparently heard a sharp cracking
~ and wu running through the orph-
anage waking the children when the con-
crete building fell. She was among those
kiUed.
"One of the teachers had to run £or
miles to a telephone," said lhe Rev. An-
drew Leung, bead of the Roman Catholic
or~. He said much or the rucue
work wu therefore delayed until dawn.
Rescue workers blamed the collapse on
an excmJJf iand in lbe cement used In t~ bu~ and on war Umage. In the
M1y. 1• offeillive, the orphanage was
caught in croWire between allied and
Viet Cong forces and 70 percent deslro)'-
ed.
Alter the fiahtil1i !t was U...idil! Ii> ~~1 .. iJ.'S!U4i!r bW1t.
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Bars Win Order
Blooklng Ban
On Nude Dancfug
'Itlree Orange County tavem owners
"':")n a court order Friday which they
c{aim was to •block the sheriff from put,.
ling the clamps on1 their nude or semi·
rwde girlie shows. ·
T tr e coort order, sign ed by Superior
C'Aurt Judge Robert C o r f ma n ,
presumably means that the nudie
de.ncers will continue to cavort in the buff
until Dec. 2 without fear of the sheriff
closing down proceedings.
Attorney Berrien Moore represented
the bar owners. On Dec. 2. he must
justify his allegations that a . recently
Rdppted Orange County a n I 1 • n u d e
ordinance is inValid and cannot be ap·
R\jed to pUt the wraps on such cn-
t~inment.
?ifoore alleged sheriU's officers planned
to use the county ordinanct as their
authority for widespread arrests or
female dancers and their employers at
the three bars but that such arrests
Would be unconstitutional and un1&wful.
Moore said California c o u rt s •
rarticularlj Los Angeles County Superior
Court, had lhrown out attempts to pre-
'-tnt toplesl.bottomless entertainment
through aimbet ordinances and that
"such action trifi"DOt'bear the light of day
ln any Orange County courtroom."
All three bars !re in unincorporated
~cctors of the. county.
<;;A R WASHERS ASK -. FUNDS FOR CREW . ,
. Orange Coast College's Shell n1 Oqr
Club Sunday will be operaUng a car \li'BSh
In Costa Mesa to help raise funds lo ~end
OCC's crew and shell to the International
Rowing A!lOClation Invitational Regatta.
The wasfl Will be at lbe Mobil station,
comer of Harbof Boulevard. and Adams
Avenue. Club spokesmen say customers
may determine how much they wish to
donaie to OCC's crew ror the wash.
Polio Victin1 Plan~
To Walk Acro.ss U.S.
LONDON (UPI) -David Ryder, 21,
crippled by P.Ofio when he was two years
old, said Friday he wlll walk across the:
United Stal.es next summer to raise ITl()no<
ey for chlr.\ty.
Ryder. who Credit.I his lone walks for
helping hia recovlf')' rrom Polio, w11ked
the lenith of BritAin on cruttbel and leg
braces last summer to ralae f4,ll0 for a
rund for the disabled.
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\VASHJNGTON (AP) -The Anny aays
24 U.S. IOldien and former servicemen,
in addlUon to an officer and ttaff str·
gc.ant already charged, ire. -being in-
vesUgsled fn the alleged murder of ap-
proximately 100 Vietnamese civilians in
1968.
But the South Vietnamese Defense Min·
tstry ln Saigon said today there ·was no
massacre, that U.S. artillery and air
~trikes had killed "about 20 civiUans"
in a battle \l.'hich claimed 125 Viet Cong.
Nixon to Ap"ply
Same Criteria in
Ne~Lf:om·t P.i,c~
W ~CT_o~ (,\Pl -~rtajdent '!':IJr-
on -he Will """ hia light "lo r"'°" tbl: propu. bf.lance" to the Supre'me. COurt
de:eplle the Senate's 55_.S rejection or his
nomination of Judge Clement F. Hayns-
--,.worth Jr.
MARSH MAP -Circled arrows indicate 200-acre marsh to be add·
ed to UC Irvine Campus. Hatched lines indicate .existing 1.510-acre
campU1. Broken line between Jamboree and University Drive rep.
reaenta .eventual extension of Campus Drive. Orange County Airport
is at upper left, Upper Newport Bay is at left center and Newport
Center is at Jo,ver left.
Co ·unty to Take Stand
On Reaction to Crises
·ORANGE County supervisors are ·
scheduled to consK!er Tuesday a proposal
aimed at establishing the county's reac·
tion to ~mergePcies faced by the county 's
coastal ·comm·unities.
The board balked at 1 ruling a week
ago in the face of argum61ls that they'
might be committed to Jong-term and
rost1y operll:tions by ordering flood COO•
trol district crews to emergencies which
would hardly qualHy for that rating
under review by SCJ'.lior county oUlcials.
Supervisor Robert Battin .urged that
county aid, in tenns of work creYlS,
sandbags, and µie use of heavy equip-
ment in critical shoreline situations,
!>hould only be authorized by the Board of
Supervison' chairman or hls deputy.
Generally agreed to by the board was
the argument that recent legislation
which allowed California's counties to
come to the aid of local cities in shoreline
emergencies should be tempered by local
regulti.Uons establishing the natw-e and
length of time -if determinable -~L
such assistance lhoold be orrered.
Supervisor William Hirstein stressed
that he did not question lhe principle that
the county should react to shoreline
emergencies "sUch as those that hit l!S in
the Newport area" but "they are usually
of a temporary nature and we ha ve to
remember U)at we are paying ror this aid
thrQUlh tax funds."
H. G. Osborne, chief engineer for the
Orange County Flood Control District,
said the supervisors' decision "will be a
very welcome one for us since it 'will give
us a yardstick by which we can measure
our reaction to appeals from beach com-
mUDities.
"This particular Issue was sparked by
legislation establishing the right of coun-
ties to help beach cities in such silurt-
tions, Osborne explained. "and it wa s our
idea that we should get a solid ruling
from the board at a lime when emergen-
cy situations are much more prevalent."
Creation of an emergency situation
between now and a board ruling, Osborne
said, will not prevent his crews from pro-
viding.their traditional response to a call
for aid from a threatened beach com-
munity -that of jmmediate assistance.
But the President will wait until after
Congress opens its new session in Jan·
uary to submit another nomination. Any
nomination sent to the Senate this year
would automaUcally lapse when the cur-
rent se.sslons ends next month, unless
confirmed before adjounntnt._
Nixon did not say if he wouli:t select
aoother n01ninee with Haynsw6rth's con-
servative southern · backjl(round, but he
tlid sa y he would again apply criteria
"consistent with my commltmenhi to the
Anierlcan people before my election as
President a year ago."
Expressing deep regret that the Senate
had failed to confirm Haynsworth. the
President said "the Supreme Court nteds
men or his legal philosophy to restore
the proper balance to lhat great lnstltu·
tlon."
The vote ·Friday. which climaxed a bir·
ter three-month struggle ovet judicial
ethics and philosophy. was Nixon's most
severe congressional defeat since he took
office.
Doctors to Check .
Kidnap Suspect
• Two doctors were appointed Friday lo
off.er opiniQns on the mental state o! a
Costa Mesa woman accused of abducting
t"l\'O neighbor ctyldren.
Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner
ordered Mrs. Patrlda Stagner. 30, or 773
Y(. Wilson St., to"'return to court Dec. IS
for his rulinc. Mrs. Stagner was returned
to tile ps)'dliatric \vard of Orange County
1tfedical Center where she is receiving
treatnie:nt.
The, mother.of three v.'as arrested Oct.
17 in San Diego after aul.llOrlties took two
brothers, 1t1ichael, 6, and Divid Fingel·
stein, 4, and Uie woman's three children
into protective custody. The Fink.elsteln
boys ''ere returned, unharmed, to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chavei.
'Chase Youth Surrenders
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OI * Wf Pit.I 'tiff
Six days of treedom ended brief1y Fri·
dat for a youth who escaped Laguna
Beach Police ln a marjJuana case a "·eek
ago, then dqcked buneto 'I'Ueodl\f wbei\
Coote M ... deloetlYts cloied hi on hll hideout. • .
Jame1 Luak Jr., II, ol »Ill Vil Arl!I.
San ·Cl....,.te aurnnderod lo Laa-
Reech nulhorities ;it 5:20 p.nt.. ac·
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George Chula of S1nta Ana.
He Was booked 00 warraota chareing
?OSMSSion of m'arijUana and resist.in,& ar·
rest .• but. Chula arranged lo drop the
II.Iii baU·to he could be rel1uocUar the -· He was released on hi• J)r'ontisc to be. In 1-na Bw:hoSan CJ<intn1e Judldtl
Dbtricl Courl next Fridl)' at l :IO a.oil.
for arraignment.
,y~, Lusk had been in-contact with
Chui8•s ofHce-several -times-!!Ince
Tuesday, when he Oed oul"lhe rear or •n
apartment at ~71 Santa Ana Ave., Costa
Men. ~
Sholl llred b)' two detecUvt1 along the
route he r1n io freedom narrowly milled
Loll<. • lll~l•IOr Ofm '""""-· who '" (See SURRENDERS, Pase II
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Rtferrtni t..> some 1ccounts .bein1 car-1"here there ls a srowinl demand· for an
ried Jn the U.S. and foreign Jll<SS, the Jnnollptlon al. the raid.
Sout)l. Vittnamea agency said: "Reports In rwference to tbe: March 1961 raid
froiv newspapers and torelgn Mtll agel)-near a hamlet tnowri as "fy ·Lai, the
cies recently that said SZ7 ctvillanl" were Army. said : "During the operaUon a
killed were. completely inaccurate." small 1roup of, American llOJdien: te-
Penlagon spokesmen here had no 1..~· partedly shot many, pouibly 100, Viet~
mettt on the Saigon anflOllnctmmt and namese civtliam:. .. • i~tions· were it caulht them by :sur· -1'be hrny 'said that U . William L. CaJ-
prise. ley, 28. now sta.i.iJ)ned at.. Ft. Benninl.
Only hours earlier the Army had issued 1 Ga., wu ch1rged in the incldent and a
1 staten1ent to men1bers o( Coo4ress (See ARMY P~ P11e a)
4pollo~~~r~~~tsSnoo~e
While 'Tftey C·ruise ·Honie
-.. • • I . Sl'ACE CENTER, HOOl!llil~(UPI) '-~al %:U A.II. PST wwe the ur111's
Apollo 1211 1Stronaut1 Sllled the Yan~· arav1t1 exertl ~ influeDce Oh tbc
Cllppir tar from the "Wlrlll" Vici ·• .,c""1P. than the .-·s. T)cl ~•""
!he moon lnlf the wei«>m• srup -111,000 rillltll ahead at ·the ... .,
Earth's gravity today, thtlr alJbttl, ... Gn wttll the moon it,DOO ~behind .
a Pacific Ocean splashdown in Jm&::fft The command ship, apparently scarred
days. . rrom what engineers now think wu 1
"We have enjoyed the trip/' Aid treU doub4e dose of llahtnJng on launch,
Charles ''Pete" Conrad, the vfbrn Jud-is 'e®eduled to larX! 400 miles southeast
er of man 's first .truly sclenUflc e:rpedi-... of American Samoa about I P.M., PST
Uon to another cele.stlal body. Moiiday. i
Today, the eighth day of !be "1&I mUUoe Tbe alnnlt carrier Hornet ls standinC
mission, was one of reSt ror Conrad, Alan · by. Weathermen predicted Sltisfactory
L. Bean and Richard F. Gordon. concUUans for . the recoverr o1 the three
They had earned it. and earth control pilots, who Cam' 80 to • pounds of pre-
told them to "sleep in as k>ng u you clous moon iocks and parts sa.Jvqed
like." ' • from a robot spacecraft that scouted
The astronauts reached the point in Apollo 12's ~ landln& site in 19f1.
Senate U·nit to Go Ahead ·
Witl1 Hearings on War
WASHINGTON (UPJ) -The Senate
Foiefgn Relations committee. after
wee~s of indecision, finally has decided
to go ahead wi th a series of hearings on
Vietnam next month.
There was no indication the bearings
\\'OUld feature the verbal slugging
matches that marked such hearings dur-
ing the Johnson adminh1tration.
C.:hainnan J . William Fulbright told
newsmen Friday the new sel of hearings
would be confined to testimony on nine
bills and resolutions introduced ·by. both
"hawks'' and "doves."
He emphnslzed no "confrontation" WOl5
planned.
Guerillas Spring
' Another ·Ambush
Qµ 1).S. Troops
SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. military
conunand. today reported another guer-
rilla ambush iif American troops. pu.sb4
ing the casualty toll in such attacks this
\lleek to II GIJ slain and 24 wounded .
In an apparent attempt to Inflict higher
U .Si casualties, Communist troops Fri-
day sprang their fourth ambush of the
"·tek JS miles south oC Da Nang, In the
Que Son Valley, an old guerrilla strona:·
holtl. ¥ i
The lS.minute fusillade or machi~ gun
and grenade fire lil!cd five U.S. An1eri·
cil division. trooPi1 and wounded seven
before U.S. helicopter gumhips drOve the
1tlacke.r1 aW11.
Six pe.rrUJe. bodle1 were round. the.tr
lirtl Joasea In this week'• ambushes.
Ju1I wal o1 the •.""'""1 ihe, U.ll . ._. linu ....,.red a llMoo north Viet-
nam.He arms cxht "blch thtlr tom·
mandet Ollle4 "the iVost 11PJficont
weapons.lnd1IUlltklre ftnct tre'Vt _medl 4 In more than 1 year.''
procedures," Fulbtjg~t (0-Ark.) said.
lie said the' piirpose of the session was
to "help the admi~IJ'aUon detenninc
just what is ·lhe wisest future pr~dure"
for ending the war.
The measures before-the committee
Include a bill by Sen. Charles E. 1Goodell
(R-N.Y.), who is up for eitction•in lfiO,
to requir.e U.S. wlthdl:awal ff'OIQ VlCtnllm
by D~c. r. 1970. There ·also 1$ a resolu4
lion backed by leadecs of both parties
expressing general approval ot Nlxorl°s
wllhdraWal plans but urglng . a cease
fire. TWo resoluUone, requiring both Sen-
ate and House action. arc pendlng·to re·
peal the 1164 Gulf of Tonk.in resOuUon
that iutbOrJU!C1 •• PraU:lenf Lyndon B.
Jahn$on to "take all necessary steps" lb
protect South Vietnam. .
The hearings originally were schedUled
for the end _of ~tober. but were PQSl-
poned to hear President Nlxon't No•. j
address to the nation. '
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By CHARLES: /I· l.OOS
NOVEMBER 12, 1963:
I ~a~nlshing f , story on an Atoipic f:nei;o·Commission bearing on the
p;oposed san Onofre po~ plant whl!;n the inewa came in. -'/ ,
1t was mid morning and. I was s,ittlng at· my typewriter staring across
the room, looking for the right word.
• l saw the wire editor move to lhe bank of the teletype
machines, rip off several sheafs of copy and return to his
desk. He sat down and began shuffling through the wire ser~
Vice dispatches.
HE STAR~D, to .rtad one. Then he stopped, standing
up.. and ligbtinl.,. clg~tte;L almost simullaneously. He stood
there a mome9 staripg down at the copy on his desk. Then
.he looked arotln,d the '. room and said, almost sheepishly, as
though he renlly didn"•t belieVe what he was reading and was
. afraid he'd be Iaugh~;Bt: .
"Heh, Prtiident ~nnedy has been shot." ,
Ch•tltt ":""' The San 9notre ati:!Jn, plant story ended abruptly.
There was a lot of confupon ·at f~ the President had been wounded,
but It was not clear how seriously .• A SOt Of people began filtering into the
newsroom from other parts of our plant. They crowded around the teletype
machines. The ptiblisher came in and announced firmly that everyone w h o
didn't belong ·in the' newsroom Should gel oilt immediately. They did,
SEVERAL OF US huddled .with tl\e ~v.·s editor as he made plans and
assignments. It setmed"Hlte every phone in the room was ringing.
• I fObnd one that wasn't and made a quic k call to my wife to tell her to
tunl oti*the television·:
J. Wrote the fonnill obituary. When I started, I was writing it on a spec-
ulative basis, but y,·e soon learned the story would be needed that day.
SHORTLY AFTER I finished, word came that there had been a shooting
on the wes~ side of town. I was the only reporter who \vas free and the sports
editor had a camera handy so he came Ulong.
When we found the place, the police were dragging a drunken, middle-
aged woman across the lawn. She was kicking and spitting and swearing at Ute
officers who were trying to get her into the back of a patrol car.
TRE PATROL~1AN at the door said she'd shot her husband six times
in the head with a .22 .caliber pistol. He was asleep on the couch at the lime and
never knew what hit him. There were a Jot of empty liquor bottles lying around
and th~y hadn't covered the body yet.
• We went back outsi~e. The sports editor looked a little pale, so I grabbed
the camera and took a picture of the woman snarling at the cops. They were
still trying to get her into the police car when we left.
We made It back to the office in time for the last edition. The story got
two paragraphs at the bottom of page one.
Bid to Supp1·ess .Evidence
R~jected in League Case
By TOl\I BARLEY
01 tlM ~IY Pli.t Slaff
A five-day hearing into a motion tQ §UP.
press evidence .complied ag.ainst A_rthur
!>eWiU e League ended Friday with a
Superior Court judge's rtiling that a con~
tainer which. once housed a gun allegedly
used to kill a police officer can be used in
League's triai
All three points raised by the defense
were stnick down one-by-0ne by Judge
James F. Judge during the protracted
pre-trial hea ring; arguments that the 1(11n
case, a bullet taken from the body of Of·
ficer Nelson Sasscer and the casing from
that bullet shotild not be allowed as
evidence against the y<1ung Black
Panther.
Corky Reaches
Qf.ffl rter Final s
(!:ipedll to the DAILY PILOT)
SANTA CRUZ -United States Surling
ch11:mplon Corky Carrell of Dana Pcint
Friday was among seven Southern
Californian s who advanced to the
quarter-finals here in the $4.300 Santa
Cruz Internationjl Pro-Am S u r f i n g
Toumam~nt.
others from the southern end of the
slate who made it throu gh the cut in the
three day ch·ampionships are l\tike
Purpus, Dru Harrison and Al Laws, all of
Hennosa Beach; Cheer K r i t c h I o w ,
Cardiff; Rolf Arness, Pacific Palisades;
and Tiger Makin.
Excellent surfing conditions prevailed
In this no~ state beach city with about
500 spectators viewing the competition in
7o-degree ·weather.
Surf Friday was breaking from si:< to
eight f e e t on average s e t s with some
heavies coming in at 12 feet.
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A date has not yet been set for trial of
the 20-year-0ld Santa Ana man on
charges that he .shot and killed Officer
Sassce r last June 4. Defense attorneys
explained late Friday that there will be a
change of counsel and that negotiations lo
that end are presently under way.
It is likely, the DATLY PILOT learned,
tha t attorneys Robert Green and Michael
Gerbosi will give way In the trial court to
an experienced trial layer on the
payroll of the Black Panther organiza.
lion.
Judge Judge's ruling leaves the pros·
ecution in w h a t a deputy district at·
torney said was ''the curious position th at
we can ofter the gun but not its container
or the bullet (and its casing) that we
clai m was fired by th e weapon."
Santa Ana Municipal Court J udge Paul
Mask earlier upheld the argument of
League's defenders during an even longer
hearing in his courtroom and ruled the
gun out of trial court.
A new issue emerged from the hearing.
the possibility that the prosecution will
a~tempt to prove that League's alleged
killing of a police officer {not necessarily
Sasscer) was premeditated.
Apollo Streaking
Back to Earth
SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI) -
Apollo 12's astronauts sailed the Yankee
Clipper far from the "unreal" world of
the moon into the welcome grasp of
Earth's gravity today, their sights set on
a Pacific Ocean ,splashdown in just two
days.
"We have enjoyed the trip," said
Charles 'Pete" Conrad, the Vi brant lead·
er of man's fi rst truly scientific expedi·
lion to anQlher celestial body.
Today, the eight day of the '350 million
mlssioo, was one of rest for Conrad, Alan
L. Bean and Richard F. Gordon.
They had earned it, and earth eontrot
told them tot "sleep in as long as you like. II
The astronauts reached the point in
spact at %:53 A.M. PST where the earth's
gravity exerts more influence on the
spaceship than the moon's. The earth was
about 202,000 miles ah ead at the lime,
with the moon 39,000 miles behlnd. ,
The command ship, apparenlly scarred
from what engineers now lhlnk was a
freak double dose of Ughtnlng on launch,
Is scheduled to land 400 miles southca~t
of American Samoa about I ~p .l\t. PST
1.'fond<iv.
The aircraft carrier ttornet J!I standing
by. \Veat.hermen p(edictcd sa11sractory
oondltlons lor the· recovery of tho three
_plloU:, who carry 80 to 90 pound!! of pra-
cious moon rocks and ~rts saJvaged
from a robot spacecraft that scoulcd
Apollo 12's moon landing site in 1967.
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· Platfnr-m ~in ks t:u 1Co~se-~i !sts Hold Fis li·irJ
SANTA DARllARA (AP) -Sun·OI! Co. '!IL's top might have be.-4en~ U n side, lugboals wlll low II to lhe clrtlling
fisl1cd .. for~ a J~.OCMJ.Con dtilllng, platrorffi. • hit ~l'boUOJJ1, .. a Sun ,"JXlkcatnait aaid. shf, spokesmen aald. tod~y a half-mile frorn where conserva-"Qr It might have becn .. huni _.p oil the Fearln& the new pJatrorm means fn..
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Collapses ; ~
UontSts were holding a fish·in to prot~t 1 , • • . its in.stallaUoo off thelr once olJ-s'n1eared bottom. 4 , . creased chances for another blowout,
shores. ' "Ir sJstl!S 1ett of wAter,u meml]er:s ot ._~~'commit~ to Get 10 Killed
.SAIGON (UPI) -A•lh.....tory orl!hoo·
' age'µiat wal badly damag'cd tn a Viet
Cong offensive JS monthl' ago collapsed
arly today, 'cruahlnglf'lne children and
one teacher JD ton11 of crumpled concrete. •
Ar:nerJcan soldiers and Vietnamese civil·
ians pUUed another 28 youths from the
, • '"''e~kage. Among the first r~s~~ers to
arrive \li'ere men from the U.& 691.h• Sig· '
11t1l Battalion al Tan Son Nhut Air Base ·
"'ho have contributed time and money to
the orphanage.
"It was really terrible," said Sp. 4
David Blunt of New Castle. Cnli f., one of
the first to arrive. "The building was as
fiat as a pancake."
Ming Chu Loong, a teacher from Hong
Kong, apparently heard a sharp cracking
sound and was running through the orph-
anage waking the children when the co"'"
crete building fell. She was an1ong those
killed.
"One of the teachers had to run for
miles to a telephone," said the Rev. AD-'
drew Leung, head of the Roman Catholic
orphanage. He sa id much of the rescue
work v.·as therefore delayed until da\"n.
Rescue workers blamed the collapse on
an excess of sand Jn the cement used ip
the building anC: on \li'ar damage. Jn the
?.tay. 1968 offensive, the orphanage was
caught Jn ~rossllre between allied and
Viet Cong forces and 70 percent destroy·
ed.
After '!lie fighting It v.·as decided to
1:1\ug up Ute shell holes instead of rebui ld·
ing the orphanage.
fl.faj. Douglas Yard as of Bessemer. Pa.,
said more than 90 men in the 69th Signa1
B!ltlalion immediately volunteered to help
\\'hen they heard of the orphanage col·
lapse.
"There were Vietnamese all over the
place and yoiJ could hear childr~n crying
inside the wreckage," Blunt said,
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ARMY PROBE • •
Icy, 26, now stalioned at Ft. Benning,
Ga., v.·as charged in the incident and a
dec ision \\'ould be made early ne xt \veek
l\'hether he \viii fa ce court martial. Calley
\1·as le<idcr of a unit involved in . the
()peration.
A st3(f sergeant. David Mitchell, 29,
of St. Francisville, La., ha s been charged
with assault to commit mu rder.
Robert E. Jordan III. the Anny's gen·
l'raJ counsel, said that another nine men
still in the service and IS others who have
been discharged since the r.a.id are under
inyesUg{l.tion. , -,.
He said the former solditrs could face
c:ou rt martial under the Uniform Code ur Military Justice. 1
75 QUESTIONED
Investigators so far have questioned
about 75 persons, including Vietnamese
\l'ho might have first·hand knowledge
about Ute case, J ordan said.
He denied the Army Is covering up the
case, saying it is not In a legal posi tion
to give details or talk about aspects .of
the case because It could prejudice the
rights of the men who may go to trial.
"Whether a crime wa!I committed and
who did it will be the t\VO big issues il
there is a trial," Jordan said.
Jordan ag reed the Army might be in a
better position from a public relntions
standpoint if it could come out in the
open.
The !!latement Friday came afte r Se n.
Charles E. Goodell, (R·N.V.), and Rep.
\Villiam L. Minshall, (ft.Ohio). urged
SPparate congressional investigations in-
to the incident.
Cleme11te Planner
Howard Willian1s
Dies; Rites Today
Funeral services were scheduled this
morning in St. Clement's by the Sea
Episcopal Church, San Clemente, for
Howard E. Williams who died Wednesday
at South Coast Community Hospital. He
wa s 76.
Mr. Williams, vice chairman of the San
Clemente Planning Commission, had
been ill for some time and had unde rgone
surgery Nov. 12.
He was appointed to the commissiori in
1962 and served one term as its
chairman.
A native of Idaho, he was employed by
the Western Division of ContlnentaJ Can
Company in San Francisco for 'IT years
prior to his retirement in 1958.
Survivors include his widow, Glenna,
and two sons, Robert James of Palo Alto
and Ronald Howard of Fullerton.
Entombment -pill be at the Sanctuary
of Faith, Eternal Hills. Oceanside.
The C.mpany sent a leotl\ .. of divert .. Whetbtt,the lop jVu ~1Ct<\ w)lr' do, OJI CUI 'GOO lie!•• llie ft!l>in ~y. dow~,over!!Jiht 19.o>Ce If ihe lop o~lhi ~nnine bi>w: ... n 'WkJra cal\.l't~~ the 'We'll bold OU1, said GOO chairman Al
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aged w,h'eo. it ~nk' top51 turvy m· the ' , w~re an oil well bfew out last January, Elgnt to 1~·~ll hive taken bJrns
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NewportS&L AcquU,ition
Completed by Imperial
$20 Million .
Complex Eyed
Near Baek· )Jay
Plam for Park Newport. a lttige, t:zo.
millibn residential complex overlooking
Upper Newport Bay was unveiled thls
week by Gerson Baker and Associates of
San F;'rancisco.
The 50-acre ·residential development
was-designed by the' archlt~ as a
"tqtal environment~· approacb of blen·
ding structures, Jandscapirtg aild recrea·
Uonal facilities into a total community.
·_Ultimately, the project will have 1,302
l ptt'tments and townhouses renting from
$190 to $400 per month , spokesmen said.
The development, sitting atop a knoll
near the corner of Jamboree Road and
San Mateo Avenue below Newport
Center, is already under construction.
M'mgled among the two-story apart-
ment and tow.nhouse structures will be a
$750,000 private health club spa with
olYrJplc-sized po;ol, seven other swifti..
ming _pools, a ceDtral park, aeven tennis
courts. pUtting greens and childien's play
areas. ,
A neighborhoOd conven,i~nce shopping
center also will be built within' the com-
plex.
Completion of the first •1z mllllon
~·orth of the development should be com:.
plete by next ?Cay, sp,okesriu!TI said,
It will include· all ' the recreation and
commercial segments Of ·the plans. Con-
tinuing construction \\'ill add more dwell-
The Imperial Corporatioa of America on Oct. 21 , 1936, with a· few files, a couple ing units.
of San Diego loclay connmied acquiring of d~sks and a typewi·itef:.Totat 'assets The first segment, will have 700 com•
all outs~ftding s h a r e's of guaranteed pleted apartments. " stock of the pioneer Newpott Balboa Sav. wer~ $~·800· In concept, the spokesmen said, the
ings and Loan Association of Newport \V1lh1n 20 years, to\al resource~ had , Park Newport c10lnpleJ ·will resemble
Beach. ~rown to $26 million. Today, the Wort~of .. Bakar's \Voodlake development in San
Negotiations between Imperial and or. the association Is pegged at $112 million: "Mateo.
ficers of the long.lime Newport firm had Newport Balboa Savings and Lo!ln .. : Park Newport's central park will ID-
been disclosed earlier . . t 1 f od elude pools and a small lake with a IO-. · . Assoc1ahon now opera es ou o a m ern de&ree clock tower and sculpture.
Agnes Blo.mqu1st, president of. Newport main office at 3366 Via Lido and baa a '
Bal.boa Savings, fqr th),P8Jit ~1~ years,._ •N Ce · . _ _ resigned th at post.and Imperial P'resiclent branch at ewpo r!I. nter. . • -•
Jack H. McDonald becomes ne1v head of It now becomes I.he l~th 18S~.9JI-F u·m w ms Bn.Q,
1 the N.ewport as~oclation. l\1iss Blomquist O\\'ned by Imperial and-Jh,\f~~ ;t I.,: Ii· · ~ ,
remains 8.!I a director. firm in Callfomla. ,', ··i· 1-~Lt\"'· ~ p• k • '
Paul A. Palmer. founder of lhe un· IC eting
Ne1vport firm, remains as director and , .
board cha irman. l•'rot•a Page ' l ' I
Newpo1t Balboa Savings and Loan SURRENDER .. s' At County p ant Association was formed by Palmer llnd . ·
several associa tes in 1936 at a time when • • . A Santa Ana enlrtneerlng finn llllC·
Paln1er was pushing development of Lido ce•cfu)ly moved FHc!iV 'to halt picketing Isle. along on the Tuesday night raid, could &t Tts plant in a.Supe'~i~r Court comp~int
During that depression era, Palmer not be rea C'hed to determi ne if Costa which seeks $1.5 • rrillJJOn ,"frotit the
learned that no financial .il)stituUons twle!\a police "'ou \d seek 8ddllional com· International Union of o ·p e r ,.fln g
this side of Los Angeles would loan mon~ plfli nts llgain!!t Lusk. •• Enginiers, (AFIXIO) .~ -
ey on "rlsky" beach properties. . , bl k d Superior Court Judge Robert Corfman ·The· Ne,vport firm went into business Rls long hair clipped BnCI . s 'nee re • signed a c ou rt order which technically
rlenctl whe re his beard had been fre shly baos union·organized picketing at the
Yes, Art Thefts
Are a Problem
NEW YORK (AP) -Art dealer
Stephen Hahn said Friday that
$500.000 worth of pai ntings v;cre
stolen from his gallery whlle he dis·
cussed the problem of art thefts
\Vith a group of other dealers.
Hahn said seven paintin gs by Im·
pressionists and post impressionist.s
were stolen from his Madison A\'Cn·
ue gallery Wednesday night.
One of them, a narro\V oil or wat.
er lilies by Calude Monet. was
worth "more than $100,000," he
said.
Hahn described the thieves' taste
as expensive 6ut "conservative."
saying that they passed up paint·
ings by Picasso and Juan Miro.
Other painUngs taken were works
by Camille Pissaro . Georges Rou-
alt, Mary Cassat, Berthe Morisot,
Henri Matisse and 1.farc Chagall.
The paintings apparently were
stolen whe,. Hahn was at a meeting
of the board of directors of the Art
Dealers Associ ation of America.
"The main subject we discussed,
was the thievery that has been go-
ing on in New York lately,'' Hahn
said.
shaved, ihe young suspect' seer/led Plant of Transport Dynamics, the Orange
nervous while waiting In Chula's oUice. County division of Lear Siegler Inc. The
Jtls fa tht'r, who owns 8 Los Angele11 firm manu!actures ·aerospace and tq. di'.rstrial bearings. . • ~ machine shop business. seemed grim ·and The bulky complalnt alleges that uni91l
uncomfortable, 1vhile each spoke to the pic kets have been harassing employes
other only occasionally. since a strike was ordered last Nov. 19.
Young Lusk's difficulty ,vith the 1::19 Included with the lawsuit is the documented testimony of employes who be gan last Seturday afternoon in the rec· have been threatened, workers w60Se
tory yard of a Laguna Beach church cars have been damaged and employes
'i\'hen he allegedly went to pick up a bag \\'ho claim that they have been followed
hidden In some bushes. home from work and warned that con· tinued defiance of Wlion. orders would Patrolma n John Saporltn. In unlrorm, directly affect their families.
Attempted to stop and question t~e long. Judge Corfman ordered both parties to
haired youth, who scurfled, broke tree and appear · Dec. 3 for further discussion of
ran, leaving his truck behind. the dispute. •
The vehicle was traced to Lusk and A company spokesman asserted late F.riday that picketing at the plant was warrant s issued for him on that basis, ac· continuing despite· application of the
rording to a spokes1nan for Chu13's of· <.'tlUrt order.
fice.
A quantity of what appeared to be
morljuana was found at the scent, but
how much was nol disclosed.
Big J ets Won't Cut
Fares Until 1974 Information relayed later sent Cnsta
Mesa detec tives to the Sanla Ana Avenue address Tuesday night, but the suspect WASHING TON (UPI) -Aviation's new
escaped on foot before be could bf ar· 400.passenger jumbo jeUlner will not
rested . • · bring any Immediate fare cuts, according
A I. l 1 h 1 !hr ghoul · the' · • to a staff study by the Civil Aeronautics n n ens \te man un ou . · · Board (CAB).
surrounding area failed to turn up ar.y The study indicated the airline Industry
clue as to where he went. 9.'<>uld not nallze profits from the huge
The atmo9phere was calm and '-'OrdlaJ planes "unW 1974 and beyond." It clttd
Friday when Chuta and the elder Lusk two factors -the high cost of introducinlt
tui;ned thE! youngster In to Detective Nell the plane, and the initial gap between the
· Purcell at the Laguna Beach Police great number of stats and the amount of
Department. passenger traffic available.
.Apollo Was _H.it by Lightning·~·Twice
SPACE CENTER, Houslon (AP) -T•n·
tative analysls shows that Apollo 12 ":as
hlt twice by lighlning atte~ It Jilted otr
last week ln a Cape Kennedy rain s~orm,
space orflclals say.
The 363-foot-tall rocket and spacecraft
a.!sembly 'vas struck once 36 seconds af.
ter It left the ground 3ll(I a second time
52 St!Conds after Jifloff, Donald 0. Arabk1n
~ of the Manned Spacecraft Center pro-
gram offl.Ce told newsmen Friday.
"The rocket and engine plume exhaust
)
acted Just like a wlre that ran trom the
clouds to the ground, U1en from cloud to,
cloud," Arabian said.
"We do h11ve photographs showing the
Jlghtnlng strika which orcurrcd at that
instant," he said, "and this was the dis.
charge that "'·as from the cloud t" tho
ground. ;ind we believe 11~1' the lightning -
path was travtling along the Ionized l!M
plume nn down to the. ground . , . Wa
feel llke It was a fairly 11ealthy dis--
charge."
There has btcn considerable question
over whether lightning actually struck the-rr'oi.11\d troin---. cloud laytr a,ooo feet
the ahiP at launch. high.
Space c agetieY officials 33id 1~er the The s~ond 1lgbln1ng bolt, he snld used
launch that reports from aircritt had th e rocket's flaming tail to jump from
showed there were no Jlghtnlng-produc-one cloud to another.
Ing elements In the rain clouds, and this Arabian said the lightn ing burned rour
allsertion was repe3ttd at the Friday sensors which report the temperature ot
11tws conference. But Arabh1n addtd the spacecraft's skin and four others
thal th~ presence of the ship' With .il's : .wht~h monltor ~emptratttres in the man-
rocketUre apparently changed the poten-euvering rocket's tuel.
ti.al for tl~rlcal discharge, or lightning. The ~i,scharges ,also knocked out the
He said the ionized stream Of tire tron1 spacecrart's..fuel cell tcmporarly and u.~
tbe rcckc:t 's exhnust brought the tltcb'f· !N:t the guldanct 1)'$lem. BoU1 falluru
city down the vehicle and the . nameto were quickly (\xtd.
,,
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Nlntlyqbt intmben and
Mt:nda attended the flnt an-
nlvtnaty b<llQU<l ol tbe
QosQ of Ille er-.MI II
Ille il"'J>Ol1« 1M 1"1 week.
llilhlilbt of the e ·V e n I n &
'" • paforn:1aiite by the 2f>. Wlco llOI> Shepon! Chorale.
!!be Rev. Doctor Vinc<Ol . Goilulo, Jr., founder an<! Ji,uur of Ille chu;ch of Ille
Crllisroldl. Introduced the .......... ·o1 bis church coun-
cD and u.ile who -e lnslnl·
...maJ wltlt him In founding
the churcll with a munbenhlp
of 107. 1'1e church meets In the
Chapel of Pacific View Me-
. morial Park every Sunday at
11 p.m.
Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister
of Ute Cltllrcll of Religious
ld9ce of Lagan Beacb, will
speak on .. The Power of
Gratitude, .. ar the 9 and 1 t
a.m. urvJce1 Sunday at the
churcll, lOOIZ Llguna Canyon
Rold. HiJ~ schoo1 membtrs will
partldpll< In the .. rv1ces by
J'Ll!:ading scripture and leading
the medUatlon. Following each
=·-. .......... "'* zx:e :&£ ••
a~~ . ~ --... stn.1ce they will a e r v e
mrt1juneoll. Junior churtll
and bob)' .......... ·~ ...... ID& the t q'clock ouvJce.'
•
A missionary to J 1p1n the
Rev. Joan Wakeford, II ~
to show color ~".ft tlial
country, KO(u,. ll«lj Kooc
anq Soulh Africa la a 1111< II
10:4& a.Iii. Swtclay In lhe
Foanquare Gu"' Ckarc*,
7tS Lake St., HunJID&lon S.ach. Miaa Wiiieford ..,..
dal<d '4th the Fourequara
Gospel denomlnation in 1112,
and graduated frqm its: tr•ino
Ing center, LU'E Bible Col·
lege, Los Anceles, iri JIM. Sb•
has spent fiye )'Uri In Japan.
A film prelil!:TitaUon of West
lrian !New Guil>ea>. including
the fabled 6hangri·La, will be
shown at tbe 7:ao p.m. aervlce
o f Foaatala Valley
Pretbyt<dla Cllardl; 9 U 0
Talbert, uY, the Rev. Sta.iley
P. Allen, putor.
At the 11 a.m. aer:vlce
sermon number eight on the
historic Wettmlnster Shorter
C.lechbm will be given, UU<d
. ,.j.7!•' ti ··~
P-ew
"Tht Meonlnp of ni... Big
Worda: Juatlflcatloo, Adop-
tion, and SancWlcatlon." The
Chapel Cbolr will &Inf . Tiie
Sonday ~ !>our II 11 9:45,
aad yopt,!I meets at 1:00.
"'!lie Therapy or ,,,_Iv·
,,.,. ~ the ...,,,.. loplc ollhe
~erend Norman · L. Brown
oo Sonday, II the' l)'IDOGUt
Ctqnpllouf , C...,.. o 1
Newpori Harbor, SIC Broad
SI., Newport Beach, 1110 a.m.
worship service. S u n d a y
School is held at the same
time with babyslttin& service
provided.
uBaU Out" wW be the
sermon toPic oI the: Rev.
Bruce A. Kurrie at the
Preab)'ttrian Cbwrcb of the
Coveuat, ZUO Fairview Rold,
Costa Mesa.
Worahlp &Uvlces will be held
at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church
school tlu'ilufh sixth fll'ade wlll be held at 9:30 a.m.
"A Pause to Refresh" wil be the sermon topic or the Rev.
(See PULPIT, Pap 5)
Soulhlincl
Executive
.Resigns
Dr. Carron i . Shuster, chief
radlinistratlve 'officer for the
United Pres~ Church In
nine Soulhem catUornla eoun-
UH and Hawail, bu real.ped,
effective Dee. 31, lo become
~ecuUve of the S;ynod of
Florida.
Dr. Shuster h .. beeo refal<d
to Pre 1 byte rl a n I 1 min
Southern California since 1§0,
when he was first named ad·
mini!ltrative assistanL In 1'52
be was elected e•IC\ltiVe
secretary of both the Synod of
Callfomia, Southern Area, and
the Presbytery of Loa: Angeles.
He held lhb dual poat until
Dec. 31, 1967, when both agen-
cies were diJsolved, and he
waa ·named executive of the
Synod of Soulhern Caillomla
upon Us organWitlon."
Dr. Shuster ls a former
president of the CouncU of
Churches in Southern
California.
Church, Temple
Schedule Service
An interfaith service for
members of the Unitarian
Universalist Church, Costa
Mesa, and Temple Sharon is
scheduled for 10:30 · a.m.
Thanksgiving Day at the
Unitarian Churth. IW Vic·
tori&.
Rabbi Garson Goodman will
be the speaker. His topic:
"Tbe Why of Tbanksglvtng."
llJ1nle tO Cemtt Bleglngs··
What Thanksgiving Weami
.BY LOUlll CASSELIJ u,, fhllt loll wrttw•.
Tblnb~vlng b '
A aon borne safely from
Vietnam.
• A. wife .,.00 alsaya meaaures
up to big crises, even though
Ille may fuU and fret about
llWe onei.
A BOSS who asks how
,...,.. coming with tbe work
load you're alrudy carrying
before be glva ,.. something
else to do.
A friend who has an In·
fallible instinct for knowing
when you 'want company , ..
and when you need to be lefl
alone.
A pa~or who b willing to sll
and suffer with you, ntbil!:r
than glibly minlmiu your
troubles.
A DOCTOR who is 10 con-
acientious he worries more
•boul,.ur·hWth than you ao.
A ....U.f!y nephew 1\'bo.can be bribed, with one low:y
dollar, to believe that you're
the la!I ol the big·Ume ~: ;
An ~edlbly fl I t-h f u I
newspaper carrier who gets
your paper there on titne
every day -even ln the
nastiest weather.
A P~ who always
aeemed u happy to deUver as
YoU were to receJve Jetten
poe:lmarked "APO, San P'r31l·
ciaco."
A neighbor who can fix anything,
A brother-in-law who's a
first-rate lawyer.
A COWiin in the automobile
buaineu.
A BUSINEM partner wbooe
meticulous honesty w o u I d
make Abe IJncoln look like a
aharpster. '
The opportunity of working
at a job which you feel is
worthwhile, and I« a. mm-
pany that not ..... In JI.,..,.
has ever asked )'OU to do aay ..
thing dlshono!abl<.
The chance to Pl Into
haoled. WI • nt\'91' ·I b I r y
arguntenlA about things lhal
really matter with people who ,
really care -your colleagues
In the bu.in<" ol reporlln(
the news ..
THE PRMLEGE ol living
in l COWltry that Is strong
enough to to~rate dluent .and
adinll mlitakes .•. a coo.itry
which, for all of it!! ahortcom·
ings, provldea for It& people
the Jarge.t measure o f
freedom from·opp,resslon and
want lhll 1111 ever been •t·
lained in any bwrtao IOClety.
The."-joy ol beJna alive
on a·crJsp COQ1 N.....ii.rdq;
The unquenchable JrituitJon
lhat all um dldn~ )1111 hlppen
... that there's SO?MOne to be
thankful to, as well as much to
be thankful for.
ORANGE COAST-CHURCH .. DIRECTORY
.
LOOKING FOR MEANING& R~LEVANCE? ... '
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH <A. 1. c.1
l'alnrlow Rd .At Fair Dr., Costa -. ·
f A.M.-Church School 10 A.M.-Worahlp ~
, . ..,...._5"11tfwlty-hpft II~• S,_.,, .......
PrtMt. .. ..., C..meN"' 141""''
HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1UO .... St. 9t folMew, c ..... M-.... c..i. ,..,... ,__
Sunday School 9:.S a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Ba))Uat; Training Union 8 p.m. Evening Service 7, p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study &: Prayer .............. 7:00 p.m.
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
6IO HAMILTON, COSTA MIS4
•IV. J. O. WALL.Act
S1111cl•v Sch••I •••••••• 9;45 Tr•i11!11g U11io11 •• , , • , , •• 6:00
Mo,,11119 Wonhip , •••• I I :00 Evo11i119 Wor1hip ,·,,,.,. 7:00
Wocino1doy Prov•r Mttfir:g for t U •9•• •••• , •••• , , , , • 7:JO
...... MZ·flll N1'"" Alwep A•efl.W.
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2251 t . I. 'ALISADQ ROAD
SANTA ANA HlllHTS
SUHO..Y SCHOOL .•••. , ................. -••••••. 914$ AM. MOllNIN• wotl:SHll" , ............................... 11 A.M. IVINOIO WO•lltll" , ............................... 1 l'.M.
MIDWlllC SllVICI WIDNISOAY 71• .. .M. "WIMMm s. AcMn, ,. .. .., Clltln:~ '11-. W.Mn
BAPTl~R~~RCH , FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHU'RCH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IM.NCMll o• TNI MoTHn CHUICH
THr •11tST CHURCH OP CHllST, ICllNTIST
IN IOSTOH, MAJSACHUSITTS
"SOUL AND BODY"
Sunday, November 23rd ·
Cetta Meta-First Church of Christ, Scientist
2UO M ... YlrM Dr., Cnte M ..
Sltld., kMol-9:11 A.M.
Cltardi Semca-11 A.M.
holll'l.loolll, Jaso .w .. Y.,. Dr.
Hunt ington B1a·ctt-Flr1t Church of Christ, Scl1ntl1t
tlO Oliff
S•.O., kltool-f:]O Ir 11 :00
Ch.irch -11 A.M. S.~c•
RMdlAt ltMtll -II 0 OH ...
Laguna Beach-First Church of Chr l1t, Seientlst
6)1 Hltll Dr.
Q411rcll & S.lldey Sclt..i -t :JO & 11 :00
Reodl11t 1...., 2a<4 ..,._,
Newport Beach-cFlr1t Church of Christ, Scientist
JJOJ YJe Udo
Clt•Kll & S.Me, School -9:11 & 11 :00
...... 1M11t, JJ1 I YI• Ude
Newport Beach-S•cond Church of Christ, Scienti1t
3100PL1Clflc Yin Dr., CONN .. M•
Cllurch A IHdey k*l-10 A.M.
........ 1...,. -216J I. Co9lt Hwy,
ef Potnlttif•Yf&ilr'I •.
IAIMl'kl11 tal'f!NI 11~'
17411 M..-A.,P.Y.
All are cordially invited lo attend the chU.,h Victoria & Placentia Ave . services and enjoy the privileges of the
Costa Mesa Reading Rooms leY. hM Hntas. M._,w J·-.. "'-cy
Mon1i119 Worth ip l ;JO I 11 ;00
-Suridt y School , , , •• , , •• 9:l0
't'oufh Metti111 •• ; ••••• , 6;00 1
Prtytt Str•itt , , , • ,, •• , 6:30
M11i119 s.,...tct • , , , , , •• 7:00
...._,. A¥tllMll It ti kn'lcel
Mlnliltr C•llcl C:.r1 Pr•wfded AT ALL Sl•YIC(t
D••t l• "",_ 11:~~~~~~~~~~;::::~~~~~~:::::::~~11 Youtll MlllfsfW
11rty W1,.1t111 ............ lrJt 1.:.... '"" k'"' ················"" ··~ ST. MATIHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH Mtn1l11t W•rilllp .......... 10:• 1.111.
y"""' .,..,.. ... ~ .............. i ,.rn. I M S ·,I V....,. ...... , .. , •..• ,., .. ., . .,7 11-m. \ i11ouri Vll<>V
14).2421 :.~:::y Care P~~~~' UNIVER5i°f'~PPlR'Kh5cHOOL
S111dbur1J 11 M1tfl.11w1 in Un iv1r1ity P1rk-
WOltSHll': 10:JO A.M. ~~::::=:;~~~~~~~I
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Church of tht Otlly Wor4
NEWPORT UNITY
CHURCH
M1in & Ad1m1 Streets l•rt111 .:.n:~a .... r
I
Hunti n .. ton Beech 15th l lrri111, N1w~rt l11ch 1
'9 (h nlol" Cltll-Bulldln;I
Mor11l119 Wer1 hip
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E¥1nint Wenhi, •••• 7:00 PM 01'1'1(1.: -w. (NII H~w1v. H.I . Emphui:rlng
l lMI: •n..r .,...,,. -WM. -, '·"'· Pilon•: ..Wiii ' The Pim of God
Huf'Mrt care PrlYldtd 11 •11 •erwlcn 1t The Person of r1o..1~t 0tt1t1: m.utt 0111 p.M11....,..SID DIALoA:PlATIR-64M6Jt ""'" ~~;;;;~~~:;:;;:;;:;~~~~~~~~~~~Ir The Power of th• Holy spirit fJ S!llld.y Sdtool ' AM Morn!~• \Voritilp 9 1MI 10:30 AM CHURCH OF RELIOIOUS SCIENCE
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If y•11 1r1 looki11t for 111 tl1!Jor1!1 pr•tr•m. or 1oti1I pr11tig1.
l it if yeu ''' look int f<:r i11.G1pth l ib\e 1h11fl11, Cllri1ti111 ftl·
l0Wlhi11, 11'14 l111piri119 1plril1d wou~ip, you'll lo..-. u1 l To ecco,.,.
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111ort1iftf ttrt'lc11, 9:)0 111d 11100. Nur1t ry c1rt. Corn1r of Grttn·
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O• NIWJ'OaT llACH-(DIKlp ... )
MMfhlt ... ...., H.,,.r ...... .., Sclt11I
425 I . 1 ltll St .. Co1te M ...
Church School -9:30 A.M .
Worship -10:45 A.M.
H.,..,., Core,.,......~
Phonr. 675-3915
Minister: Dr. D. W. McE!roy
CHURCH OF CHIUST
2'7 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MICA
lnWUH "AllOI ...i PAllfilW
SUNDAY MO R.NINte l lllf: STUD\' , ,, , ••••••• ,,, t :<45 A.M.
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,,...,_ MMtf .. • Wff·7:JO PM
A.£. R1wto11, P11ler
Plto111 : 492·1916
Sabbetli Sch.-1 • , • , 9~0 AM
M.nilfMJ Worthl11 •••• 10110 AM
' '
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
t040 T.etMft AN. CT .. Mrt I M .. Nlle1, POUHTAIN YALLI\'
UNIFIED SEllVICE. Sut1d1y Schoel t :JO -WORSHIP. IO:lO
Won hlp A Youth G1011p• -6:JO p.11'1.
, HUl'ltfY JLA\IMM 11 Ill ltn'lt•
A ~ly OWrtll -Vllltorl ~ Awtn W\ll<enw
~VANCiEUCAL FREE CHURCH .. """"..,.. .... 1912 PMriM A.,., IS6o7fll
t1U A.NI, -'"'"''' kf'ltll -A" ,\tfl 111• A.M. -Mlnllr!I W.rlolllll, ' II .M. -,.111111 eNU,. ,! .. ,.M. -,_..,, Str¥1c .. , ,.M •...... ,.,. """"
A.M-"CONTRACT OP \.IFl"-l1M .. ZO
P.M-''Weftl'"J 11 the Tr1tfl"-J11ll Joh1t • 4 rhrt1 1J
THE EPISCOPAi,; CHURCH
W1lcom11 You.
ST • .IAMU. J2ff Yle LU-. .....,... IMQ
7 :JO -...-H9'y IMllettlt
9100 1.111-Mentl1t,,.,., 11t & JN 5". H.t,1.-...wa4ns...
9:00 .... .-cMrd: ScHel
11 :00 ... .-H ... lildlerhr lat & Jnl s...
Monil .. l"NY'lf JM & 4fll S.11.
c•lld c... et t :oo ...... The a.. . .ICllta P. Att.y II, ._.,
Tiie .... D..w A. er.., Aiied ... hc.ter
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
PLKlflc View Drlft Lit M•9M1lte, CONN 4el M•
S•lldey: 1:00, t :Jf -Cllllll CoN .. ftJO
H•ly hp • A•1•'td All ·-Welciltlll: Rwter. Tiii a.. . .W.. 1..-n hwft:-...._ '44 M6J
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. s.-.,. 7:JO & t :JO Qwcll ~ -t ill
Th•ndays: ':JO & 10 e.M.; Holy hyl • eMHtltff
Ylut, Tiie Rn ..... , W. Dt:...._-...... 141·1lZ6
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
•rn• 11. " c:111,.. '"'"' -J"' '"' If .. ,_, h int•
HU11tl11tlltl IMCll. Cllfflr>1ll
TIM 11w. "'""' c. ClltY, 1'11ttr
SuncNy Services
I 'll A.M. "°" CMM19111tn t <• A.M. l't"llty kn'ICt a Cllwtll
,, .. 11'.M. ··-"""" 11JO l'.M. llllKtptl 111• A.M. M1n111t1 WM'lflll'
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FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH 146 .E. 22nd Sf., Costo Mesa 541-3761 M.C.~ ....... ,.. .leNhlhikt.._.._
· l•v Ni,hol1011, Mini1t1r of Youth
SUNDAY SCHOOL -9:30 A.M.
EVANGELISTIC CAMPAICiN
Nov. 16th thru Nov. 30th
Sunday -10,50 AM & 1 PM
Tuosday thru Frldoy -7:30 PM
SERMON TOPICS:
''Christians Beware"
"What is Your Relationship with God?"
"Pentecost, \Vhat is it?"
"Tb• Baptlsim of the Holy Spirit"
"The Man God Can Help"
"Give God A Chance"
EVANGELIST EARL ODELL
r..;1r h ..... ht-TMCher
Ylll™" w.ac... -H•....,., Ane.dnt
S.... ~ "9-kllMt -Mr•. Johll GoU"ick, Oir•tfor
"9HI: 64S.2]2J
SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOO~
har~?.;, .;;!?o~G temple
meeting at
St.limn Episcopal Church o 3209 Via l ido. Ntwport Beach
For Information: C.tr 67&.7230
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 W. Wll1on, Coit• M.1•
Y. L HUTWICl, Pater
54 .. <4704 ..
•Ollltf I . SISTI• Mln!tllr If ICIKl!ltn CA.Ill GIHTllY Mlllht.tr If Mwt!t
SUNDAY SERVICES
S.Mer Sclil>HI -9:41 A.Iii.
IO:tO A.M.-"Tlle G'"htnl ef ..,_N •. 2,.
S11f!'le11 bv P1llor
7:00 P. M-"Ow "'-' be1M" s.r...; ~ , • ..,
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.,.ldwl -1t1••,.""' -,..........,., -0t11:1 ""'
TEMPLE SHARON
* ,..~"., ...............
Mt!,. H.tt. Al'M
617 Wnt "-'ttH• C.... MIN
All Jtwi•ll ftfl'llli•t •r• lrt¥itff to !0111 ijf lfl tr11ly lt'lt111!119ful
SAlllATH IYININ• lllYICU PllDAT et 1:11 P.M.
Sftlnt..I "-'--•..w hrMll ......
646·5552 T,,.,,r, Shi ro" Choir -01111 Slt1b1t Ml-1 <4J2
Attend
the Church
' .,
of your cboice
this week/
· NEWPORT MARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
2501 Cliff Dr. LI 8-4293 Tlieln._J...,.,..,.,,.-
Tlle ..... lOHlclWW.., --· F•mtlv Wotllllp t :IXI kl 10!311 •.m.
SIJL'ldly Stmol f :JO Ill lO:JO 1.m.
Worsh1$1 Slr•lt• 11:00 !o 12:00
Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Paclfic View Dr.
Corona del M~
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Mn. W.Jwe CJl•••nt.1.,
P'.W.Wllfl1t
Phona 644-2664
9:TIA.M. '9.rlyW•nltlp
1 O:GD A.M. S1U.,. CltlltClt ......
11 :00 A.M ........ Wenlllp
N......,Pleow.4
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mls•o11rl Svno4
760 Yktotie It., c-. ....
LetW ¥. Teniew, ,_,.,.
541-5404
Wor11llp Serwltts: 1:1J & 11 /A.M. Sund1y 5clloo1: t:.10 A.M.
.-,dllll 151?:!t C!1J1 : t:• AM.
CHllSTIAN ILIMINTAIT SCHOOL 14Wl6t
P~INCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mae Y9f'de Drl.-e • hlier Street, C"te Maa, Callr.
AHDllE\¥ C. AHDfltSOfril, P11tor
Slnllv Sd!Oll: t:IL t :XI 1nc1 ll:DO-Mon:lrill WWlfllp: t :oa. t :lO Md n :ot
l'ri11c1 of P11$e lutll1r1t1 School -Mi11 E1t~1r 0 11011, l'ri11cl111I
Offi.~• Pho111 : 5<49-0521 School Pho111: 549·056?
ST. PAU\.'S LUTHIUN l\Ussourl Synod
429 Cypr•st Dr. Laguna llilch
In. W. I. Nl•r.,_._ :I
. \Vorlhip Service. -10:00 A.:r.t.
Sunday Sc:hool and Bible Class -8:45 A.:Ptf.
Phone: Church ~94-7998 Parsonage: 494-8110
• A Cordial W elcom1 frorn
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1ll:io1 l1l1nd
THI UNnlD
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
115 Agile 675-0950
9:)0 Tr1ditio111I Wor1hip
A Sul'l41y School
Colli M111
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St.A H•rhor l lvd.
Ciiurcll Wonhip -9:10 & 11
Church Scltool -t :J O
S<41.7727
Co1t1 M11 1 North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M111 V1td1 j l1k1r SI.
549-2719
Wor1hip & Church School
9:00& IO:lO A.M.
Hu"ti 119to11 hick
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 51 6·1537
5,,...Jc11 -9:l0 l 11 A.M.
NUTl•ty tllru 2nd 1r1d1 • 11
Ch11rcll School -9:)0 A.M.
Hu"tl11t+o" l11ch -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 H1il A••· 1<42.<4461
Wor1hip a Churcll School
9 l tO:lO A.M.
lrvi111 -E11t l lvff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l]J.121]
I 1<422 Culw1r Ro14
11 U11i..-•nity Ori••
Wor•hip A Church Scllool
9:JOA.M.
l19u111 l11ch
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
21632 W11l1y Drive
in So. l11u111
Wo11hip I I A.M.
Church School 9:30 A.M.
499.1011
Newport l11cll
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
1<400 W. l1lbo1 11..-il •
67l-ll05
Wonhip A Chwr<h Scllool
t':lO A 11 A.M.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
JOllZ Mopell• IN"' AftMll HMti.,tMleeclt • ..... Da:liold .. 11:.-,,.. ,...,
....,. W ....... : 9:10 A.M. Cltttn:h khHl1 101<41 A.M.
Offk11 HI I J M.,..11. St. ,.._1 9""4940
Church of the Covenant
JQO Pel"'-• ltMll, C""9 .....
llU(I A. K•1nl1, P11tor
S.MerWenMp: 9:l0 & 11 -Cltwdl ...._.: t :Jt
PlrtoiM: S4MJM e
I 9'
St. Andrew's Presbyterian CArch ... .... -. ..... _,... ....
CHAILU HllllltT DIDINPllLD, PASTOR
Wlnlllp•Cllwdt~el:' 91101 '' A.M. 646·7147 '
St. Marte Presbyterian Church
c.,.. J_.,,.. 1-lwM.W Dttft,,'C.... .. M• J_ . ..._.,..,,_.,
W-.M,.Q ... ..._.-11A.M.
644o1141
Comnmnlty P,mbyterlan Ch•ch
411 ...... A,,_ C•MSt.J, L41fe-....
DA.LU.I TUINR, PASTOR·
WenW, • ttlt • 11 rlt A.M. -Qineli ...._. • 9'JO A.Iii.
494•7SSS
W1 l 1li••• In Yow , ..
UNITARIAN
UNIV!RSALIST
CHURCH
1259 v;,1orit St., C.1!1 Mt•• ,., "52 lllrld•Jt _._ lt:il!IA.M.
Attend Iha church
of your choice
on Sunday
•
' .
... 1MI ·~ WOil.i Boroseope
·.l!nlp jt
• •• t • ... ~
and Pew . . -
"Y .. ... Taurus: Don't Be Reckkss
(C•dooed &om Pqt C)
•tlbrtn Dale Fllckb11r, • at
z Ntwpon ·U1111¥ C ' a re ' , . !""Uni II tbe Sealor Cllbena Bulldina •. 11th. Stree~ and·
Irvine Avenue, Newport
~Beach.
' A ThanksgJvlng service will
! be held Wedntday at 7:30
. r,.m .. Pntor Fllckln1er · eadJna .tho -pUoo Jn a ; 1lnpplt1Ucr.i. --
• Flnt Baptlol Cllarcll "" ~Day SclMcll, 301 Macnou.,
Colla M.... wlll hear a aermon "O Give 1'hankl Unto
the Lord," by the Rev. Harold
Anderson, al&Oc!ate putor at
·the II a.m. mornin, wotlhlp.
Putor Anderson will also
•peak 1t the 7 p.m. service.
Gueat preacher on mlasion
SWlday at St A • cl r e w ' 1
Prtsbytertaa Ctiare•. 600 St.
Andrews Road, N e w p o r t
Beach, will be the Rev.
William Grubb, ml!llcr.iary lo
Korea who Is currently on
furlough. Mr. Grubb's topic
will be "New Dlmensioll3 in
Mission.•• Worship services
are at 81 1:30 and JI 1.m.
Rabbi Garson Goodman,
spiritual leader of Temple
&••roa, t h e ctm1ervaUve ·temple of' the Harbor area,
wUI preach a aermOn entfUed
"M•n and the Universe" on
Frldly nllht worship services
at 1:15 p.m. 'nle temple is
located at 117 Wett Hamllla.1 Street, Cost.a Mesa.
A regular Oneg Shabbath
will follow lhe services. The
rabbi will be aubted by the
Temple Sharon Choir.
Pastor Ronald White hu
chosen 11 h1a sermon Ulle for
both the 9 ir.1d 11 a.m. worship
service "An Expreaa:lon of
Thanks!'', bated on II Peter
3:8-14. Newport Har II er
Lutlleran Cb11rcb, 2501 Cliff
Drtve, Newport Beach.
Sunday_ Is .the day
designated for the return of
Thanks6fferlng Boxes by the
women of the church. TI1is
special offering support& m8.ny
project! and aervlce3.
Services on Than~eiving
Day will be held at 9 a.m.
Putor White baa chosen as
his sermon title
"Thanksllvtng", based on I
Timothy 2:1-8.
"The Bh!ulnp That Hallow
Our Days" will be the subject
or the sermon ·at Barbor
1 ChrlsU.n ctnireb, DhttpJH· et•
Christ, Dr. D, W. Mc:Elroy.
minister. The congregaUon
meell at H1rper EJementary
School, US E. 18th Sl, Coota
Mesa. Sunday School ls at 1:30
and Worship follows at 10:4!.
Nursery cart provided.·
The subject of the Lesson-Sennon to be read tn 'Christian
Sclnce churches Sunday is
"Soul and Body."
Pae:s&,eil to be read from
the Bible include this verse
fn>(a Psalms : "Why art lhou
cast down. 0 my soul? and
why art lhou disquieted within
me? hope thou In God: for I
shalt yet praise him, who Is
the health of my countenance.
and my God."
Thanbgtvlng D1y services,
including a period for ex-
pres1ions of gratitude by
members of the COJ.grtgatlon.
will be held at all Christi••
8deoce Cburc ll e1 on
1bursday, the time lo be
determined locally.
Cburcb of Tbe Naurtne,
1885 Anaheim St.;Co.!lta Mesa,
holds Sunday School Sessl(l.1 at
t :30 a.m. with classes for 111
1ge1 1t the morning worship
service, 10:45 a.m. nursery
care Is provided. 'nle Rev.
Charles Snyder will be spe•k· fnr on the subject 11Proeram
for the ,End nmes". .
At the evenln& worship
tervice, 7 p.m., the Rev.
Gordon W. Blenkhorn,
Callfornl1 repruentllive for
Bible Uter1ture lnterr11llonal
with headquarters In Colum·
bus, Ohio, will peak on the
oubjec~ "What WUI t h e
Harvest Be" Colored slides ot
Vietnam wtll also be ahOwn
durlD& tbe service.
"Jnctnae and Thlnkl&ivin&''
wiU be tbe aubject ol the
sermon by Rev. O av Id
~·atQrioC"Que,by
... ltL Tho d!urel! Ja ~a\ed
1t 1~ W. Balboa ~Blvd.,
Newport Beach.
Early Y.·orship and church
school are at 1:30 1.m. with
mor.tlng worebip at 11 a.m.
Nursery care II provided. 1'he
Senior Hlah Youth Fellowllhtp
meell at 7:00 p.m. each SUn-
day.
Latberu CHrtk Of n.
Maol<r at 2900 Paclflc View
Ort,., Corona clel Mlf, olfen
two houn of "·orahlp at 9:15
Ind 11 a,m. The convt<Jon
wlll observe tbe loll Sunday Jn
tbe Trinity Seuon. D r •
William R. Eller will dtllver
the measa,e "Be Villlanl"
bued upoo.the .Gorpel !or the
da1, Matthtw 21 : 1·1!..
Tho Senior lfl&b Luther
Leacue wtll hold a mountlin
retrtlt over the weekend.
';How a ChrilUan Gives
111r.iks" la the tiUe ol the
sermon which thole who
worship at Flnt Cutsdu
Cbrcb of Costa Mesa, 792 Victoria Street, wUl hear at
either of the motnlng worlhlp
&ervices, 1:30 a.m. and 10:40
a.m.
At 5:30 p.m. the church wtt1·
have a TharWgiving dinner
for members and friendl of
the church.
During the Vesper Hour, T
p.m., the colorofOl.lnd movie,
"What A Way Ta Live" v.111 be
shown. This movie will present
hlplights of the 1161 North
American Christian Con-
ve.1Uon which was held last
July Jn Detro!~ Michigan.
'Ibo final two -1001 ol the
Family JJfe Conference wtlh
Dr. GleM O'Neal will be Sun-
day at WatMr Aveaae Baptist
Cbrctl, Warner Avenue 1t
Gothard Street, Hunttnaton
Beach.
· Dr. O'Neal, prola.aor ol
practical theology at T1lbot
Theological Seminary w t 11
speak on "From The Home To
The World" r.1 the 11 a.n1.
worship service abd "Christ -
A& Home In My Heart" at the
6 p.m. service.
With the ieneral breakdown
of marriage relaUonships and
the homelife so widespread in
America today thes. Bible
rtl&ted messages are or Jn-
terest to everyone. Visitors
are cordially invited. Nursery
cir~ provided. . --
The Flnt Uniied Methodist
Charcti, %121 17th St,. Hun-
tington Beach, wtn Conduct two worship services Sunday
at 1:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev.
EcMard C. Erny will preach
on the sermon tit l e,
'1 Remem b e r l n 1 to Be
Grateful". 'Ibe yroth 'Choir
will a.Ing at the 1:30 worship
and the chancel choir at the 11
o;clock service.
A-coffee clatch will be held
at 10:30 a.m. for the Church
School teachen and helpers. A
Thanksgiving eve communion
service will be held a,1 Nov.
20th at 7:30 p.fT\.
A folk service by the young
people or s~ Job .TIM DMH
Epllcopat Cruell, 2043 Orange
Ave .. Costa Meu, will be the
feature at the 9:30 Lm. service
Sunday.
Members are asked to bring
packaged or canned foods for
the annual Than.sgiving da,y
''in ga th erin1'' for lhe
Eplocoptl Cbllclren'• Home.
Sunday school will be at 1:30
a.m. with nursery care provld·
ed. The early communion
service will beeJn at 7:IO a.m.
On 'I'hanksglvln1 day there ·
will be strVlca 1t l :SO and JO a.m.
each Friday at tbo Huollngtoo.
Volley 8aflllt Church, I'm
Slater Ave. Tbt IC!lad&lle calls
for colhl 11 t :U 1.m., lelaon
from 10 lo n o'lcock and •
di-period from It lo
lt:30.
The clus ls an lnterchurcb,
lnttrcommun.lty c 1 ·a as · for
women. Anlel)"-1 Dantuma. of
tbe Moody ln1Utute, Chleqo,
ii t1achl111 tbe claa "Advt&
lure With the Bible.''
Mornlnr worJhlp la ICIMdul-
td for lO:llO a.m. at Raunc-
. Uao Lulbtru Cliurel, 1181
Hamlltoo, Huntlniton lltach.
Tho Rev. Arthur R. '!'lnlley.
pastor, wll speak on a 'Way of
. l>l.recUon llld Putpoee."
Membtrs w r 11 completo
their pled1e1· In ·the· Educ&·
U<t.111 Building followbii •tbo
aervlce. Churcli school meets
In ll'O seutons: third araders
~ 1bove 1t I 'a.m. and
nursery care throuab aecoDd
gradera at 10:30. '!be •dult
dllc:u11lon group will meet at I
1.m.·
The senior and youth choirs
wUI •Ina at 7:30 p.m. Thanks-
giving eve service Wednesday.
The empha1l1 w ft I be on
youth 111d millions 1t 9:30
a.m. Sunday aervlce at Clu11t
P.rnbyterian Cburcb, 20112
Mag:ioUa, HuntJngton Beach.
Janet Mentzer who went
caravanlnj: In California In the
summer and M1rde Martin
who worked at the Clmeron
House, San Francllco, will
discuu their experJences.
A Rnlor hla:h partnt dinner
will be held 11 5:11 p.m, at lbe
church.
0.1 ThanbeJvini day an In-
formal communion service
wtll be held 1t lD a.m. The
Rev. Don Roberts, pator, will
lead the worship.
This Sunday at CommWlfty
Ualied Me&llod:l•t Ou.rcll, e&&Z
Heil Ave., Hun~ Buch,
the Rev. Charles Rose will
pre1cb at both the I and 10:30
servlce1. '"l'he Gift o r
Gratltude". Church sch o o I
chlld care Will be available at
both hours.
The adult bible class meels
at 9 1.m. and the
"Arthltects" a c I 1•1 for
adults meets' at 10:30.
The Mesa Verde U Di t e d
Me&Mdllt <*lrU, 1701 Baker st., Costa Mesa, wW blVe two
worsJilp servtce1 Sunday at I
and 10:11 a.m. 11ie Rev. Paul
C. Biesemeyer has selected
"Think! Be to God" u his
sennon topic. There wlll' be
church school at I 1.m. for all
age& from nursery through
high school, and at 10 :30 a.m.
from nursery through sixth
grade. The j11.1lor hlib youth
fellowahlp meets at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday and the senior hl1h
group at 1:30 p.m. Monday.
The week's events at the
Baht'I Ceoter, 98$ Victori1,
Costa Mes1 1 will be· centered
around the llklay ftast of
power. Tonight 's meetJni will
be hotted by Mr. and Mr1. Lto
Rovln while on Monday •l I
p.m. Joe Adams will dlscsus
"Home CUiture" ln his firt1lde
talk.
Tuesday evening will see the
observance of the Day of the
Cove.11.llt". On 'lburaday, in
cornmemoraUon o f t h e
ascension of Abdu'l·Baha the
Ralph Slu'olber1 wttl hold a
supper at 11 p.m. followed by
re1dlngs 1t 1 a. m.
Churches
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SUNDAY
NOVEMIER 23
BJ IYvNSY OMAJUI
RECREATION HINT1 Vlotts
wtdl rtla&tves, Uort joaneya
aroboltcaW.N_,..._
lor 'rtUlq.
NOS IP OTLIGK T 1
~ •o•rl com• --· ARID (March ll·Aprtf It):
You may not pt wheni you
are pg ·u fast u you like,
bu! you wW reach cleSUQIUon.
Best to 1vold excess speed.
Rmttve who speab lhlrply
D1l1 not be Jn but pbyslcll condlUon.
T41lRUS (AprU JO.Moy 111):
Study fbanclal r e v I e w s ,
revelaUone. But don't be Jn too
much or a hurry. As&trnn,.te I n t o nnaUon. Reckle'ssness
could provt eo&tly. Don't be
goaded Into lool!lh w.,....
GEMINI (Moy It.June IO):
or1onlzatlon. Vlllt tbooe who
may be hotpltallled. Be -1ldtrate. Chtirttable octfvlt1 ts beneftolal. llaed I p I r II u a I c.u..e1 .
LEO (July 23-AUJ. 21): A<:·
cent on your desires. Get aid
of -· Don't permit prtde to stand In WIY of procr .... Be ll'•'!f\ll \for favors. You ett
~ today lo luUW k a y
uplr1ttoo1, • YJllGO (Au1. II-Sept. 21):
Review omb!Uono. You could
get 111,...tloa which ·-road ol pregreu. Key la wtlJ.
!.,.,ell lo learn. . CruUva
thln'Jng 11 your vut Illy. Be
wllilni tO chance your miDd.
LlllBA (5ept. 13-0ct. U):
Full moon aUeda: area of
chart related to dlstCnct,
journeyl, ldtalJ. Best lo leave
detolla lo othln. View preject
.. a whole. Do not be
dbcouraged. Your villoo wtll
bl clear.
SCORPIO (Oct. :13-Nov. II):
reet1n11. B«Uin1 e-la ... -.Lototben
know lnl" dellreo.
CAPrucomN (Dec. 21.Ja.
II): Fine for 1et0n1 p<Olier
rtlt and recre1tlon. MU.U
tUe care of yourself. Bii'°
lllu• caa bo handltd. You do
not need to reach too '-r
afttld. Stay In yair own ~
Thoayou~ .
AQUWIJI (Jan. zo.rab.
11): run moon po11u.., c:o1o-
ddn Mtb romaaUc, cnattve
Jntm1ta. llaal with cblldnn •
Tell n a ~ II. It lranl:. If you
"" ol, ,_.o~ou illo itcllve. Act f)y .·
l'llCll <F•b. If.March Iii):
Atlr.ltloncentm......thome
but. Be --tt r..i-tna np111..a bJ tklen. You ..ru __ .,_
rtenct. You 111 thf1 bf IQ. . eanwvattve coune.
1,300 Plan to Attend
Lutheran Youth Parley
Cy<it htali. DreN for 0<ea1lon.
You could be center of •l·
tentlon . AccePI reapoollbllty.
Reword may be deloyed -but
It ts corninc your w1y. Reallze
thfa; oct acconllnaly.
CANCER (June t i.July 21):
What · was hidden ".1ow I•
revealed. Best to work wtthln
Be wt11ln1 lo diseuu, Jn.
wstlaata a r e 1 s prevtoualy
close4 -Include• who apendll
what and how rnuch ts to be
t.lcluded In allowance .
M-ae clear by end of day.
S~GrrrARIVS (Nov. I-Dec.
21): Sootlllht ·on jOint ellorta.
Consider p_osal b llltf of
p a r tner!htp. Commurucate
TOIM.Y .IS YO UR
B l lTB DA Y, excltfnc
pooolbilhitl an aua to-.
nalltltt. If lfn(le, you could
be IDlkfnl marrtap !Ilana. II
married, travd could be on
agenda -or an addition to
famll!'.
e.~~·. Mll..:r~i:v. to~;;=-.. ~~,,f· ,t!fO~.Jf...ft.Y. , ... ;_c1n1 •• r~ The largest lnter.Lutheran
Youth Congress ever held wll
be c on ducted 1n the
Dlaneylond Hotel, Anah<lm,
from Nov. f1-30.
D1vid Anderson, fow>der of
Lutheran Youth Alive, the
spollsorln1 or&anluUon.
report, thtt 1,300 members of
200 Lutheran churches will 1t-
tend. Clooed cln:ult TV wtll be
aet up and overflow
regiatranla wlll lollow the c:on·
gress from two adjacent
hotels.
''Cbenae. Ibo Bl& llowld"
has been Mlected as the
theme of conclave ol youths
from thrte major Lutheran
synodi: The Lutheran Church
In Am e ric a CLCA); The
American Lutheran Church
(AtC): an<I th< Lutheran
Chureh Missouri Synod. •--------------""1--------------Featured speakers Include
Rev. Erling Wold from Grand -
Forlu, fonnerly pastor at the c i A M ,. • g
Emmanuel Lutheran Cbun:h , , oa~ rea " ee. 1. n 8 . in North Hollywood, 0 r • C!9
Conrad Thompson, director of • .,...,.:r._,_.,.,_,,.,..,. ___ ..,,,..._,__...,,_ ___ ..,..,,..,,..,... __
evangelism for the ALC, and
the black evangelist, Rev. MOMOAY ctro,.. '"' Nw•, u ,_, IC••IM'i. S.Ult\ Cati ~i.i •• (.Gita
Nelson Trout rrom Min· p~c1J!~1~""\K~ .. 1:i11tt~ H~~ .. J·~,·~~r,~ c;r~·!:='c~,.~"'a nu palls, who will speak on h«h.~ 0r111" $trttt. H1111tlllltol\ ~. ~1,:0 ~ c...-~ °"" ,,._, "1\' fllltllo
"Peace, Love, and Freedom." Nt'.WPOrt lf~iQ:o ~C1tl1~ CMI ~nl1Y°11tcrt':f*'l"il'::lff, 11\ff He,,..,"" ••M:ti I•~ Cll.ll!. a.tilcll' CltlHM w, Ull'I 5ttnl ,_,., F1lr•rou1111t, Cot11 ,..,..., II aion lttdl l11r1< H\lntl"'*
Mu.IC by "The Son"•ht," an •nd lrvlne ...... -. tw'*1 e1.ci, 1 m 11 -· "'6 10 1,m. 1Exd1i"'1 Cllib of trv\M IMv1lrJ1I Wttfr'lllMW OPl11!111fl Club, KIM'I afternoon In Disneyland, and u .. 11" l'und fxK111tv1 Botrd. Corti 1,,., .. ""'" "'!•I ~1111. Hf1 Tl'blf 11tt1t111ran1, Wt1tm111111r. 11 1~1 lltllf lltt tltur•, ltoU H«llOr I JYll,. CMa1 Hl ... t r, hldlo -. • 11 rtlev1nt e ~""ve courltl c_.. ,,.,_, 11. _,, -c..t.> *",~.,., c.Mtr. c.ta II:::.
lllcb 11 "Faith, lntlllectual "=.r~~11'fitf'lan~~~.=~ v ~,Wf_.!.!r. \~ =1r"".; · f,t1 ,,.:' · -11trt ~· c-te
Suicide?" and "Drue• and Su .ConN ck #4r. U -~Ir.IL 'fUW: m 1'" '~' ,~~1'\l'f1~~. c~~
Abuse" will be offered. ~. H~ C~~f,,'Tl 1C..'1', ~ ~~'i•fl'lllf: 're: . l"ld. 11il1 ~"'· '
nie ct1nsres1 will climax li"t:r."~~ ;.{~~~ ~ 'fli.:..~:Jf' ;;!~'"it ~ """" ... ~~~~' .,.__.._.. With a public youth rally in the 1:,
0
•,, "···H.fi.-~ &Ttl • "liM n o.lllll'Y ?hib; CIOJl'KJL Ulllffd '""""" ltfltt. tll W,
Melody· land Auditorium at 2:30 1 7 ' 1·'-''c. .!!.!, l1m:. vrne r.:,,,,.,. ..:il:Mco.rz.:,."" =~~ c 1u11 . ~'(i ~ ~"t Cll•"~ l 1r11t11 "6'r1ff. '1111WP011 t1dl. 1 .....,..1011 IMc:ll 111'1. H1111tlllffM
on Suqday, Nov. 30th. . Jrlif!:':!-!1.1Ml~~11:::~•::;~:. H~~~111~~.LT~ ~-s.~.,£'~ Muff ~irt, ~
Moe Ttrn ... , ltkl ,,_ loc~ '°' I"' l'reiffVlllon • f11tr Vitti MUll'llc ......... ~ HI.I llltlOll lhtc!I. : 1.m. . ·1-11.-mtfll tt l1rbtr loholl T9!0lplt, 1401 llM'I Slrtll. N...,.,,
Interfaith Service .
Set at Laguna H~lls
CMlt M-HtnYll~Y l.._ NO. tf ~w.sntl'?!,,IC.' Al f!ltf)(t. ~ I Mdl. 7:• tt.m.
OOd l'"ttlowl Hill. 2.Wo4 "'""'°'' _ !:l 'u:.l .. ---
·'
·" c ' --I • -, , y,,,W, hit , ""'' O' t •· • ' • t ' L .. IPll KtlL Ml W. ltlll ll'r'Mt, c..tt o/.i~lllowt \Allltl "'· 10. °""' ,..... ,.., •:• '·"" ,,., ,_1 "' ..,..,11 11 .. """'....., u.c.1, ,.. •rcM. ~ Ktu. '9!I ltt~ p,ffl, Ullj"""1 ti Ctl!Wrllt lrt!M. 7:•
l .O:O.M . ..,.... ,.... ua .w I!. 1""' '""· ' SATU•DAT ,,., Cell• Mmlt. S:ll p,l'J'I. c -ltlbot lltj=b, N..-tef I"'"' 01Plt!ltn ~llnlft"I """'
..NllWl'Ort , S t.11'!· ~ llclllr, ltlMI ltY (..,._ NtwMrl IMdl. 1....r:=,_ ...,,. • .::"LMt l.lbr.n. 7:• '"""
'Ibe 1nnual Thankagjvlng
Day service sponsored by the
Rellgiou.s Council of Leisure
World will be held at 10 a.m.
Tbursciay In the new Fir.;t
Baptist Church or Laguna
Hiiis.
The yearly program is plan-
ned to involve most of the
churches oC the Leisure World
communJty.
Officlating in the service
thla year will be the Rev.
Vemer Olaoa of the FJnt Bap-
tist Church of LICUM Hiiis;
the Rev. Frank Pumell ol th< -
Dtsctples of Cbrl!~ and tbe
Rev. Jobn Simpson of the
Geneva Presbyterian Church.
';The Therapy o f a
Thou1hUul H e a r t , ' ' the
sermon topic, will be delivered
Group Eyes
New Facility
by the Rev. Lawrence Hawley
of the United Methodist
Chureh ol LaguniHlllt.
Dr. Allan H. Howard, Pml·
dent of Temple Judea, will
rt1d the Pretldent'1 pro.
clamttlon.
Opening Closed Life
llii 11111 R.-""''-• ltlt AM, 7:•j~~~~w~=~~l .:.'RI'.--.... , ... VII... .... °"' N••~· .. . -fllft. UI IMl'JftL 11'1111 llilMo 7111 ..,... ............. A•ltrt .. ... Or~ tM11Y C,_Mr If tl'le Olt.._ ......, ,._..._... °" ...._. ""' .~:i:t;~:-;. ::= ...:m .. ;:1y ~~ ''" et.tt """' f tu"" •w1 AT ••MltMuan 1~'"· ,It,,,. '*"""'"' Clv ,, °"""
Clergy Also Can Get Help
BUSI NESS AND
PRQFESSIONAL ·· ·
, : GUIDE'
AUTOMOllJ.I
MONTREAL <AP) -Many Individual and community IUe "Uvln1 11 a celibate 1119 \¥.AXING & POLllHINCJ
people 10 to priests and to rellglous vows of poverty, never been. an el15Y task, Iatmen A !!qlMs
mlnlstin fo< help. What abool ob«llence and ch • • t I t Y • especially Jn U,. t1me1 we'r< ci..-
memben of the clerp who Pttaoos attend.Ins also can living ln nw. Many brothera 545!6040 t
need help tbemltlva? roceive lndlvtdual coumellna. and 1111111 bave ~ onfen ROY'S AUTO DITAll. •1 • ._:. .... _~ Montreal •-•·ar ..... ~_,... r... wtthoul any omill erperlence -Newpor:, <:-. -
.........., ~·11a _,WJ ·~ .. -.. and encounter' the 1e1 drive Pl'll D&..11wa a Dt11YWY • hu had 1 center to offer and lncUvldual client charlf! with d--ate turmoil at the ,.......;.;;;... .._,,., cMtell I
poycholoiicll assl!Wlee lo ol $15 an hour help cover tbe -·-I u-1n relif)oua llre. operational coot of Ibo aervice, an of '°·" • MA n11w1s -• i
Bec1uR o1 the nature ol wbfch Auger Indicates will be Auger 111)'1 moot -In 1----.-----
thtt llli and the kind o1 people about $100.000 this year. It is orders control the sex drive . MAmWIS
attracted to Jt, "there's an alf4Upportlnc. "thnlugh autbenUO-rellsioua IO.l'l'I • BOMD • TllA"ZM
awful lot of suffering, suf· The klea was conceived a commlbnent" while othen .,,..... ...,_
Brti. Gen. Thomas F. Rlley rertna: without any senae," year ago by 1 groop ei( can sublimate It tnlo other ac· Ollt9 ,.. ... ....._ Ot.
(ret.) will head the Co-says Dr. Lucien Auger a psychologists who realized the ti vlty. l lN NewfOlt • .._
ordinating COmmittee or Our director or the Centre need ror a service lo meet Beslde1 the preblem8'peclll Ubetty 8-1303
Lady Queen o( Angels Oiurch, lntttdiscipllnal?"! de Montreal. problems facing ~e cltrl)'. to reli&loo• life there are
Newport Blvd., • newly form· He adds, b" way of ex· There are 15 fufi.tlme staff othtts which are more a • -UPHOLSTllt'Y ed group of pariah members. / I 1 d 1 11 • let They wi11 hold their flrit planallon: members, n c u n g reflect.Ive of today 1 aoc y.
meeting at noon Sunday at lhe "One girl who came to us q u a I i f I e d psycboloib:ts, '"111e religious life is being
•·
Irvine Coast Country Club. had entered a nunnery to Auger says help is available challenied and tbls leads to
Members will dllcues a plin at.one tor having le1U81 rela· to peraons ol any J'tll&lon, but tnsecurtty," 1111 Auger. He
The Santa Ana-Tustin Coun· to construct a multipurpose lions with her brothers when this is predominantly a Boman notes that between 5,000 and
Mesi UpJiolstery
Ullerty M711
ell of Churches has formally structure to serve u a library she was young. B e c a u s e Catholic ma. Within a five.. 10,000 gave up rellglou1 life UN NIWflOIT IL"·
"ResurrecUon and the Life" commended the community for the school and a meeuna rell~ life didn't sutt her, mile radius of lt.s Montreal 1....:!ast=.:.Y""=..:in::.:Can=lld:•:· ___ i=.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,~
will be lhe meutae f.ven Sun-rererrll Wormatlon aervice. place for groupe: wtthln the she wu mia;erable for ZO JocatJon,there are 12,000 nlllll
doy by the Rev.?!!..• J;,!!:!· CRIS wu defined by the church. yean. rt ondand .!,~. rollglouo brothers
pallor of the r u-mt _,.. .. t council as a "centr1liud All mtmberS ol the parish "To be productive, a p est t" "" .......
Clnltdo of Huatt-Beacll. clearing and referrol omce are invited to attend th• or OWi must be true lo hf• or Similar centera In New York o-n Sundays 12 N-n to s· p.m. 11 wOt be a eontinuaUon of a which can prov!de a v1lu1ble b ch 12 Ill\ her self. We try lo help them and Cbk1go are sponsored by r--VV
I f fr ... run , .~. ~.-~. ser a o mesures om uic link between· the private devek>p their pattnUallties u J\atnan Catholic cu .... ....-. D•lltfltfvl 1!rte11,Jftf """ ..... C...'s
gospel af John. Servlce1 are: at ctuzen, CCUltJ and cl t y well u cure the problems." "We want to Jwve our bands •n•I••" •Ir 1t!Hllt1e....i .,.,11 •.• 11 ,,..,,, ~~ ~~ A1ve~eew~= :~f1o~~iu~~~~1~~1 -~~~ Hanoi to Accept weeRak~11m1olnartbe1 .~~·! tr~~~e;_ saa'1ar'· ,. number ,,.,1911111tt 'MH•'•• Th• ,,,..,_,., a ... , --""A'""'~ 1•11P:11:1 .. ., M.m,.mt ry W1rtl1. ht•~ I Hl11t•r tf St11 01.,. fwy.
IE1<f 11 a.m. at the HuoUnglon 1pncle1 tbrou1hout Oranle Pri'soner Gif•a tbe p-ovlnce Indicates 111 Jn. of problems related to '"'°'I-;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;:=;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;~:=:=~=;; Beach Cllapel, Sixth • n d County." .,. tereol· In tho work It I! try1n1 llooal lmmaturil)', probablyli'
0r..,e. .
1
The llOl>pn>(lt a 1 e n c Y , 1 to do. · becauoe r.uit-1111 Is too
Cburch ochool wt I bqin at recently 1-ated, 11 beln1 TOKYO (AP) -Hano p 1 y c h 0 I 0 s I st 1 ot the cl-and 1119 too UHle con-
1:'10 a.m. ot the downtown !uncled tbrou1b srants and Radio wd today Cbrlatmll oemlmn. 11., talkl nolaUnc tact with reol Ure.
church. Junior and senior high p,roceod> from the "11 of llfta for American !>ril0Mn1-:::==============:====:;ll youth lellowsbfJ)I wttl meet at I The PIO!lle Booll," a di,.._ fn North Vlllnam wtll be IC·'' ~~
p.m. on Sunday. 'Ille Sunday tory of bealtb, we 11 are, cepted Dtc. HI by tbe North BIBLE TH0l.JGHTS
everilng . service at 7 o'clock recreational l\ld voc1t.lon1I Vietnamese central pott of.
will be based on Unlvtrs1l 1ervlces available jn Orange flee.
I See by Today's
-Want Ads Bible Sunday. A tervice will County. The broadcast, monitored
be conducted at 10 1.m. 1be commendation also cm-here, s1ld the method of sen·
Thantnivt.ig day at the J1un-braced U>e Or1nge County ding the presents by family 1912 HCOITA•-:_•:~· tlnatonlkachchapel. Department of Health, whlch membert of captured
htfped Jn the Ndtlal 1ta1e1 of Amtrtc1111 will be t.be ume II ~=-:..,:.,::':t,:'·~·=•-:1ot:• ·~C::..==~~A~ll"'U~'!p~eal~l~ed~the~~F .. ~atala~ devdotJment by h<tpl~ pro-"f,revlously uaed." It did not
llCIUIVI STaoN• Dltlfrill c•u1t1 wot, ••~•• c•11t.11ff.,., llt bllolirtf, w•uMt 1114 'r.4 tyt1, th .. lllil• 11v1 (Pr. 2112f) 1114
'"·It lioltt tfi lllrit-t 11,r111t ort#-tfll!itMi
II•• 1t1 t414,," lvtrtt J21. MILLIONS of
lllruflktt4t 1114 th't fr f1mlllt1 ''" fttfift .tfi•t tt.11 i• trM. l•c•1tl"• 1trollf 4rlfllr I•
1Moll1lroly th• W•rl4'1 tNt fttt CUltSE, e THAT
-IT'S
own flemorial pork
-F vane, 81Mt claa is meet.ing .;;;;;du;;oe;.";;ThaiiiiPiieoptliliiiiiiBoo~k;;. •!P;iji;er;aiibori"iatu_.V:-______
11 Huntl,.ton llH<h l {
ORTHODOX* P11£SBYTOWI CllllRCll .................
tH1 .... It,. I ....... • .....
AND WOltST OF ALL. th• l liroi• 1oyt 11• 4runktr4 1h•ll tnftr
HE.AVINI 11 C•r• 6110 ,Ci.ti. S111, IM. 1:11). A DltUNKAltD It
Iott tflltNALLY. A ,,,. woy .. AVOI D 4r111U11111 11 +. 1t.tv1r t1lro tho fint 1lp. ' eDIMI
eA
NYn•rY fit u111U thlhire~
MOaNIN6 WOQMIP -t1 :H A.M.
Th• So111h1""its Mo st &tlilli/iil
Mnir..VU
Wliy w111 t 'P'ltf 1'"1011 lff1t1r4IM hit ht1t1tlMtt htN 1M llort•
1U1r i...,11,.,i'""*fflt wltli thol!f 4il111r1 0.. 1t1YH h.wa, eflkl
TOO LATI. wflettltr Mt ch.Ml~ 111tlre,.1' 11 tHh tht t IM will
.... , .... o 4t1111ror41 Tlte TOTAL AISTAINll htt i..tttr fwitllh
1114 -o llottitr Uft ..., t¥oltllllf oltoMil. A ..,.,,., fellow 11 MOltl
OF A MAN to r1h10 tltoftt ilrh•• fftt11 t ro hit c•m1t111lo111 who
1111 t.r J.t. 11 mt11 011o••h to 11y, "NO". .
IY THI .-~CE OF eoc;, tlt111lt•"'• .... ltt'f'• thlt .. 1.r ... htllolt
1114 t 11t It aff. l't ul 1114, "I (tll 4o ALL thl"'' th,.uth CHIUST
which , .... Jllth.fl&fli fl'lt", f'hU. 41 I>. Uit fll. 4rwflktrt1 , ... 1.,0 lo
1tucl., I~• lift of J1t1n ·11 hit lll LE •IHll Illy oltttlltftt• t M p~t.,or
rtlttt• hlm1tll frtll'I tht SLAVEAY of ttfo119 41h1•I Coftlt, •tlltfy
·eur.1
e DAYI • ..., ..... ._.141 ...... .
a ......... w.M .. ...
t 6:1•1J6J ., 114·2H 4
"C111fe,,ru t• th••• Mll•f• 1114 ,,,,fle11 h114 !rtl111rlc1l/y -.,.,
' ,r11'9yf1tflM.
MAUSO~llJM • COl~ • CIMITll'I'
~= TREES of the WORLD
I
01t l rltlo with u1. Chur'h tf Chtl1t, 2S7 W. Wll101'1 St., C.tlo
IL~M~·:"~·=C~·'~"·~·~·:··~'~·--~-....,,...-~~~~~~lll!:::===============================:i:'. ••
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-
Can Natural Gas
'· . ··p~,l rition?
llY JIEINI J.' coilaEu.·
' ' -.\.lr.i.~ . . ') ~:--" .... _ ' , \
SOONER Vil LATER " . .-· venloq, .does not require slgnillcant
"
I . For many ye.an, SOutbem Callfomlans
I and th• rajdenll qi ~r ft!eln>P,Olltan
.,.,. throughout Ibo country have U,Ved
"'J'hi Picwc IJll>Unc et!iltM«• weal' I<! \ioli. Iii ffciv.mber, 1988--leac thao '
\
,_ . alter :the· llart of the reoearch J;
~ pitllmlnal')' multi ol the pro.
gram,~ announced. '!be answer wa a
d~fuel Velllcle. Clean-burning nabtll· ' P.'"""'8'111& used lnltead o1 , .......
' 01•-ellgfnei l'llXWkation and the estimated
colt for eonvers:ion kits, <OD ~ ,m"'8 pro-
docUon basll, b approllinalely'l300 per
vehicle.
the ·legal atandanf of 1711. Oolde1 of ~trogen were •reduced to 11+ _ppm on
natural cu from t,078 ·on 1asoyqe.
· with the air pollution 'problem. 11· \vu
lint ooi.cl In SoolherD Calllomta< In I.Ml
when Cabrillo sailed up ·thocoul and saw
cloud& ol smoke hanilnc • ov.,. ~t te
now Loa: Angeles. He caJk.d the area
"Bahia de lo& Fu.mo&" or '"Ibe ·'Bay of
Smokes." Today, thole clouds or amoke
have become smog. All residents and
visitors to this area ...,. famill&r with the
eye irritation, reduced vla.i~ility, aJ!d
other m effect. accompanying lhll atr
Where cooventional mot.or vehicles are
-apt to' be pollution ofle..i.r.-.t "llpP.-
'Y'd·F''. opeec1s in heavy tratoc and ~ tested urban .......
Tl>e cklal·!uel 11111<m ·"¥ ~
,drama Uc re1qll& In, the,-redlic!!on ol air
. polluUon em1sa1o ... Four "'1iclu were
l ',ullli2ed in !)le pilot tes\ project. ~
veblcles have been drlveil a-total of ap-
proxlinately 40,000 miles since con-
) version. stabeequenUy, an addlUonal SO
Another ·test vehicle· was a I!l6a
Rambler Ambassador. Mapled lo the
dual·fUel system alt.er se,OOo miles Of use
and 9cting an exhaust control device
IJtcause U predllted the requirement, the
Rarebler ' showed eve,1 more drastic
reducUons In air contaminants. This
passenger vthicle tested out with 0.14
percent carbon monoxide, 133 ppm in
hydrocarbo"8 and 150 ppm In oxides of
nitrogen wblle using natural gas. On
gasoHne, lht. correspondinir flgure.s were
4.4 percent and IZ.5 and. 1,315 perts per
•
pollution. ·
A recent report blued by the Loo ~ngel<s COunty Air Pol)!Jtlon Control
District pointed out that gqollne.powered motor vehicles are reapoMible for, 87 per~
cent of the contaminants in the air ln Loa
Angeles COuntf. The report stal<d ihat W
percent of the carbon .mormide; 8 per.
cent of the hydrocartma IOd otbet
orgairle gases, and 62 ,percent O( the OX•
hies of nitrogen in the air were due to the
operaUon of motor veblcles with iot.emal
combusUon en&ine& '
What operation of the motor vehicle
1 beyond. the ranee of the stored natural
Pl fuel Is desired, the pull ol a choice-like cable located on the dashboard con-
'1¢8 operaUon of the vehicle to gasoline. Tills simple oonversion can be m4de
while the vehicle ill operating .• GuoDne
operaUon on all vehicles is the same·U
THE !J.U: <>r, NATURALGAS,u a !uel· oo , original equipment when the gas4lr
for Jnternal 90!'\bustion en&fnei ill ~ a mb:cr oontrol cable is set for gasoline i!ew 'coocepl. POclllc Llghtln(.S)'llel1!'• operiUon.
pl~'statlonary com~ engtnu "·" ' h.,.. operated for .years 111 nalllral gu. · llqMPRESSED NATURAL GAS for ,o;. 'fl!!I, fuel also la used by elJ. field !fllea\ ls stored on the vehicle 'I'{,; partmenl The regQ\ators redilce the
q~•. farmen, and water d1stridl to PfeasUtized tanks. The range of fthk;les pressure of the natural gas before It· poWtz. ata.Uoni'ry engines. 'lbul, k eean-'pftSent1Y in service reaches up to J20 enters a "gaHlr.mixer" which }ikicated
ed feul.b .. tO Ute natural 1U ai I fuel · mt~. 'A fueJ line connectl the t&nta; to ,., on top of thi carburetor. This gaH!r
. for. mot<lr vehlcleS. ''rqillators" installed in the engine com-· niixer Is the key to the iystem. The ciio-..
FRANCHISE GAME
Not Always Way to -Riches, Lawmaker Says
By JAMES E. WHITMORE
Slate Seulor, ISlb Dls1rtct
The Iegls1ature hu ~ever cognizant
of protecting the conM:DU against ques-
tionable methods of oelllni product., hlih
interest rates, and achemea, to bilk the
public. As a reauJt, California baa the
best consumer protection -Jaws-of -any
Elate in the nation.
But such protection la a never-ending,
changing lie.Id. Despite the fad that the
new laws we pasa;ed earlier this year
became effective on Nov. JO, we are now
loo~ng into other areas 'of consumer pro-
b.·caJl<d "big business." SUch lrancbfs<s inwl~e gasoUne, · food, 8ulol, and a
mfriad of other ~ucts and aervlcea. 'In
!act, teltJmoii on the subjd"'muJ..i ,
that more frUchiaea are~' IOld... ln
Callfomla thao In any other ~· •
• parent corporation as 1ft!ll as other per·
ti.Dent "information, much llke a pros-
pectus .for the sale of securities.
iF E PROPOSED legl11ittlbn
becort* Jaw, the state corporaUon cdm.
~ then could make a determ.lna·
tlOn u to whether he would permit the
sales of franchises under the company
name in California.
· vehJcles have been converted and more
conversions ore plaruled. Most ol thOse
vehicles are In dBIIi oj>eration throughjlut
the LDI ,Angeles '!"'L ;rI>e Cjllilomla
Divlaloo of Highways ii conv:e~ ten
vehicles and the City of O>s ,\ngeles nve.
Results QI our tesb conducted on' a 19A
Fora Ranchero showed that; Wbtle
operating ,oc_natural gas. carbOn rhonox·
Ide ernisstbns were reduceJ i'Mre than 90
percent with 0.07 percent In the elhaust
compared to L3 ,percei'it for gasoline and
the 1968 stale an'd teder8.l standard Ot LS
percent.. stmu~ry; · 'hY\t~~fbo'ni· in
natural gas operation· were 80 parts -per
'million (ppm) vermM22l lot gasoline and . ' . . . .
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IN. ADD MON to these dramatic lm·
provements in air pollution emis.iona, the
proj~ has conllrmed bther advantages
iii using natural caa as a motor vehicle
fliel.
For instance, the engine oil remains
clean. Because natural ga11 does not con·
~n Jead this contaminant Ls eliminated.
:rhe natural gas fuel system is a closed
-systt.m and there js no ai r pollution or
.loss of fu!J throu.gb evaporallon.
• Natural gas is already a vapor and thus
t thae is no walling for It to vaporize as
wilh gasoline. The result b quick starting
and smoolher operatiQn. there also Is no
problem with vapor locks. Natural gas
ba'I an octane rating of 130 (gasoline 100)
and thus is ideally suited for today's high-
compression, high-perfonnance. engines.
Safety bas been an important con·
sideration of the project and specific
characteristics of natural gas make It an
inherel)tly sale fuel. Natural gas Is
lighter than air, thus, In case of a leak. it
wiU rise and dissipate harmlessly lot.o the
abnosphere.
By contrast, heavier-than-air fuels will
"Puddle" on the ground and present a
~tential fire hazard.
The ignltton tem perature of natural gas
Is higher than that of many other
fuela-1,300 degrees Fahrenheit .. This
means that it takes a hot spark to ignite
the gas.
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A repreaentallve of the •late ~
generll" office, In pre1entJna (.iiiUinoioy
on the 111bject lo the interim comn)lltee,
warned that frauds in franchises "are
like an Iceberg. We have one reported to
our office and it will bring many others."
Many fraudl; It ieems, are not reported
-the lranchl!ees hope lo recover their. investmenL
EARLIER THIS MONTll A proposed BE . POIJllTED our that fraudultnt
!aw aeekhur: to require • modified francldMI form a cha1n reaction, kavtng ~!'l.~. r1n'"'thean~.:!":." •• ofthe~!f -· wtt1t ... 1ea Jia!es. ~
For the present, consultations are.being
held with the corporation commlastofter
on the Licensing of franchise sa1esn¥n,
much like the securit\es and real est.ete aal~en are licensed. One 1 l\ C h salesinan,' It was rtpprted to the-C:OR\-, ~
mittee,111 presently under indictment fol".
fraud In lranchi!e sales, aod is out on bail
and selling other franchises. N~t E1Jeli .$900 'Millwn
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FINALLY, the ratio of natural gas
mixed with air must be within narrow
limits in order for combustion to take
plaee. Additionally, we have placed the
storagf· tanks in what we consider to be
the safest location in.solar as a possible
collis.ion is concerned.
In addition to the compressed natural
gas .system, we at. Paclfi<: Lighting are
experimenting with the use of a liquefied
natural gu (LNG) dtorage system on
motor vehicles. Thia -sy&em uses the
saq:i_e compcinenb and techniques as the
ciimprtssed natural gas system except
that the natural gas is stored In liquid
form ln a cryogenic tank at a nominal
mL11us 260 degrees Fahrenheit.
""6' .....u--.. --. .nu ~ .. '6 tracton wilb ~bed atructurea, 1:11:1
ol franolltee ulelmen, WU ~ in IUpplien wJ1b undelivered orden.
testimony lo one of our ~\aim com-'!'Ila, ~ ls """'1derina the
mlU.. hearings. • ~· · ·modlllod.·dllcl..U.. portloft;of !!><·pro-
Franchl1e1 re~ 1l percent of our poiecl'!egwauon, Wider which lrathbort
1"'61 national producl, and e«talnly can would be required lo Ibt aasets ol the .. " . / "'~r-· Libe~hVs (Y~rs~ Polk.e . . . ' .
ri0m cm article bu W alltr K ..oou
fJ. European Commun.lty. 1, ~
THE NEW tenslcm have lncreQed ~
conflict between lbe police ml the
la. For It must be laid thal liberals
e prejudiced aglinsl poilce, mucti u
any white police are biased ijahist .. ' egroea. ~ .
Moot tiberali'_...,. ... .....,,. that
I chargts"al,~ linltality"rt true.
. -tend lo,!'flla Io,pvo the pol\Ce the
elll ·of any doilbt. '!'bey reil<iy-de,
the enre111e black group1 u11f!e1t
adicala for their coofronlaUonist effortl.
They do·Qot face up lo Ibo need for tac-
UC. to deal with deUberate incitement to
mob v.iolenct.
. It tbe .. llberal and · intellectuaJ com·
muoWes are to -have any impact on the
"'1Jce, U they are lo play any role In
~ the growlnc political l!lenatloo. cit l1)l!ljl police, they must 'show ,IOme
reeOjittiGn. f,hll ~lhe police forte1 is al8o
. cpu'l',Oled o1 hliman beinis, aeekinc lo earn a llvinf. · '.11ioy mmt . be wllllrig lo engage in a·
dlilogpe · wil)I the poll"' coacemlng their
problems.
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Further bearingJ oo the subject art ·f'!>eduled for later lhll month.
(' il.'11£ MEANTIME, one new con-
sumer ~on law rteently enacted
proclaims Chat unS<Jliclted, unordered
~ delivered by mail · wili be rn3r:dea!P.· an uncon;diUonal gilt to the ~iple!it.'jAnd the aame law will tie
-: bl!lpfll) tb persoril who terminate mti:n~tn the kinds, of organlzaU0115
• wblCh , . "cally mail .books, records,
or other items to its mefpbers. Futln'e
reclpleiit.s will be entitled'-fo. keep as a
gift any items sent 30 daya after the
orgaoiiatlon:-has been noUfled of their
canei!Hation. . ·
Another law provides that a "&edit card
holder Is not liable for Wlaut~ use
of an unsolicited credit card not ~vlous
ly u'¢ by the ~Ider. It also1t<I....,
that cardholders are not to be ~ liable
for tise of lost Or stolen cards af~vtng
appropriate notict. · .!<~
Arid California consumeTB irtf iler proteded by~ changes. tn u¥: 1 ' con-
fon111ng lo federal ~gula,llgM,. · the fie~ Of -t and lnsiiutrieiilt· 1 aod
tinlfonnll)" Iii j>ockaglns Ind labe!IQI. .
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By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -The Flow ..
Children period of the hippie era lJ\ Ibo
Ha8hbury ls -offtcialfY '...,,,
l!algbl te oac:t "'°"'a two-wsy .atrtet.
·ezcept for the blocl< c-lo llJe
Park, after a lq ND as a one-wayer
to accommodate Gray Llne 11wken
ancl otper voyeurs. As they used to
_alng about the Bowery : "We never go
utere any more ."
' AN EX~IER star paid 11000 in an
out-of-court settlement for roughing
the kicker -the ltlcker in this case
being a Playbdy Bunny he pushed
around a IJtUe too pl11yfully.
TALK OF THI TAHOE 1et: Blll
HarT&h'• mad cnisb on s~ ... Bobble
Gentry of ''a:le to Biiiie Joe • ctlebrl·
ty. Or, u IOme ·of those wbo have
gambled 1then llnc It. 110wtd t.o Billie
·Karrah."
ON 11111 otmmi 11.\HD: ~
Alloe Jama of Siin Cat!Oo will·
ed Into ~1!1'1 Jo -. fllled oul ao elghWpot Keno can! and 11l:ed the
cage man: "Did J win anythlna?" Ht
look ooe look and ' slipped his
f.,..be.d. l\'hOn hb hHd lltopped spin-, nine. be heijdtd •• ., htt wlnnlnp:
$25,000.
t"Ofl UNDllCOVER WORK, the
S.F. police an owltclling from tliose
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loudly anonymous Fords -11pot.table 1
block away -to a raggle-taggle col·
lection of used cars, including evea
~wagou.
THE GDWi in the Hiiton Rent..a-car
office In .the Hilt.on lobby are now
wearing orange buttons r e a d I n g
"We're No. 3 -We Don't Try At All."
YES, VIRGINIA, there Is a genera·
lion g1p: Ruth Arkell of Corte Mldera
wa11 driving two nine-yr-olds acro&s
the Gale Bridge and as they ap-
proached the toll plau she announced:
•.'Johnny Mathis' brother works~.';
ta unison: "Who's Johnny Mathis? '
I
ROCK' .AJIOilND the bAnk: The
Rolllnc Ston" grossed 1378,IJ\IO In
three nighta -ll!0,000 al Ibe Oak.
Coliseum; 8' llke amount in L.A. and
$75,000 In San Diego. They net 16 per·
ctnt ol lhfl, "100 figure It out (8lll
Gl'lham, who b never lmpresoed :
"J'm impressed").
Tiii FLAG-WAVER: 111< following
~Jumn ad ran two days before
Vet.wans Day In the Nevada State
Joamal ol Rone>:
"To the Veterana of the Unl\td
~ ol America: AMERICANS, On
No\'ember 11, 1999, there will be a
mUdve par1de In Reno to honor our
country ind our vetfl'ant. Let u shQW
the JlWll' and loud mloortty how Iha . t .. • .. '
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great majority of Amtricans fill.
Everybody wants peace, but ,In
honorable, JA&ting p;eace, ~ a ~.
short and diShon~able pea~. We utle
everyone wllo Is physic.Uy able~~
participate. It will be one way .to stkP
our love~ gratitude for ourJ~l!l!t,J.
This ldvt donal<d by J.C. BU• tlaes
of a.no. Joe Conf0'te;P,:.,,1c1mt." '('
Joe Conforte. Does that name rinl<•
be:ll? It Should, for Mr. Conforte ~
beta of\en in the news .. As ;Qlt
operator of a notorious brothel-~
Nevada . As an-attem~extortionlaJ,
for which he dld't!me In a Nevada il'JI
Oie tried lo lri~ .!he b~r.l~
torney of Reno in a xx scandal-} Kid
as an lnccme tax '(lolator, fOf"·WNth
he served a term in a Federal~
It's heart-warming th«l the. ·slltfit
majority 1' finaIIy a)l<al:lo( _up: .1' j
NOTE rRbM the MAiie Jtlil.d~
The Messrs. KnOwland, pm. e\ ~.
became so nervous ov« the '&ombiW
In New York · ..... a riitonabJe dls~
away -that, acccrdias to ,.. menib
thl1 wk. lo Oik-i'tlb .Wiers, •'il1
pocl:ageo belnc brougbt lnlo• Ille
Trlbdno plant an now .Object tO~
speclloo. ln.lddltioo, all 110H1npiopa
will be r.qult<d lo have a conllnli<ll
•JipoJi!tment before 'being allowed (<>
enttr ~ )irtmlses." Yawned Clllp·
mf.flt from a staff membtr:..,'\I ~a.a
understand the paranoia· 1Mi..·r..n·1 und~~nd ~e ~~:· ... L~~·-~·
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By JAMES G. PlllUIPS
Edltorlal Reae&re• Repottt .
~ ~if 9il boo~ I~ A\aska may be run-
nil)I Ou' of ~ at ~ast momentarily.'
'I1le stumbling block.il"Dot lack of oi1 or
{Tlet:JlS of expioitlng ,ti. ~ut an amy of.
sticky political problem!.
When oil · men in' 5eptember paid the
5tale more than $900 million for lease
rights to the newly_ found oil deposits, on
the state's chill North Slope, they ex·
peeled to move the black gold to market
by early 1972. Since the lease sale,
however, Aluka's Eskimos and other
naUvea have applied irteadily increasing
presiufes for a .share · in the riches. And
conservationists have aroused concern In
· Congrets over the toll oil operations could
Lake 'OO lhe fragile Arctic ecology.
IN A LESSER BUT still significant
pl-oblem, the Canadian Government has
Indicated It fttay stake a claim to the
Arctic waterways "where the oil . industry
hopes to rorge a Northwest Passage to
the oil-hungry U.S. East Ceiast. A pro-
longed dispute over' any of these issues
could throW off the industry's timetable
for a 1971 delivery da~.
Probably the most immediate and most
perplexing hurdle far· Oil men In Alaska Is
the insistence of the state's 5.1,000
Eskimos, Jndiam and Aleuts for a share
In tbe cominf'bonaiiu. The nativeifvtt!w 'llr~asonabt~ for J~ny-l>otii""8te!Y
industrialists and COl'J)Ol'ate-stockbolders-
to reap enormous profits from public
lands while the typk:al native' remains .poar; . •
A recent government study found that
unemployment among adult natives
reaches 50 to llO percent In ~e spring and
fall as compared wlth S to t I percent for
all adult Alaskans. lfleomes, educational
levels and living conditions also are far
lower for natives. Their average life ex•
pectancy ls only 34'h years.
SPURRED ON by such statistics,
native lobby groope have a 1 k e d
Congress:
(I) For legislation to grant native
development corporations title to fO
million acres of 18nd in and around
\'lllages.
(I) For'federal payment of $500 million
for · mineral rights oa 300 million acres
the naUvei conai.S.. their natural hunting
. and nshln& presen-es.
(3) To requile payment tct-lhe nallves
ol a royl!ty of I percent of all rrilrirals
extracted from those areas, '\\'hich ln·
elude most of the North Slope_. ~ lalt~r
pro~al has sparked the most opposition.
Ctologlitts predltt that the Slope contains
at least 5 to 10 billion 'barrels or oll. -OIL INTERESTS bave been In a hurry
to get the dispute settled ~without 1
royalty payment) because ~ the U.S.
Departrtient of the ·Interior has frozen
further land transfers to the state or in-
dividuals until the claims are resolved.
The freeze was , ordered by former
Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall in
1966 and continued this year by his suc·
ces.sor, Walter J. Hickel.
It has blocked plans bY the oil com-
panies lo build an 800-mile lrans·Alaskan
pipeline to move North Slope oil to the
ice-free southern coast. There ll\WOUb:f be
picked up by tanker for ~hipmerit t'o West
Coast ports in the "lower 48" slates.
The pipeline proposal aroused a drum·
fire of opposition from conservationist in·
terests, who fear the project will damage
the state's land and wildlife wtl.ess strict
conservation measures ~ itrt~ ~ed.
Recently, the Interior . .pe~ment· In·
dlcated It planned lo Ifn pOitlons Of the
freeze to allow land acquisition for the
pipeline to proceed. But objecUom we.re
raised in the Senate Interior Committee.
Ai this temperature, natural gas take!C
up only I/600th of the volume that it does
at normal temperatures and atmospheric
pressure. Much greater volumes can be
stored in a given .apace. A 60-gallon tank
holds the equivalent or S,000 cubic feet of
rotural gas under s t a n d a r d con•
ditions--enough for more .than 700 miles
of travel.
THE USE OF LNG in motor vehicles
would greatly extend their range.
LNG would be suitable for taxicabS, long·
range truck or bus operations. However,
cryogenic storage tanks are now relative-
ly expensive, and the project engineert
are working to develop lower-cost stor·
age tanks.
For refueling in the com pressed
natural gas system, it Is more practical
to repressuriu the fuel tanks while they
remain on the vehicles. Al the present
time, several compressor systems with
existing off.the-shelf components are
being used, but project engineers are
working to develop more suitable com·
pressors.
Whe11 vehicles remain at a garage or
enol~er central locati on overnight. a
repressurization cycle lasting several
AL THOUGH HICK.EL prOtnistd the hours is satisfactory. But there are times
Committee veto power over any freeze · when It might be necessary to refuel a
exemptions, the New York Times rteenUy vehicle more rapidly. Several "tanker'•
reported that pipe already had been vehicles have been developed to make a
brought in "and there la good reason to rapid refueling system poasible. These
believe that preliminary work on lhe \ir.kers carry 1 number of hig~pre8lillre right-o(~waY has been star~. ~1,fhout -natural gas tanks. The fuel is transferred
benefit of permit or of law.'",,, , .Worn these tanks to the vehicle being
Efforts by American oil companies ito .. t\ieled simply by connecting a hose
pioneer a tanker route through .Jtae fPrough a quick-disconnect fiUlng located
waters of the fabled Nmtbwe3t Pa~ V'1 the vehicle.
have tOa~ off a w.,8,.il oatio~C • • l'he unavailability of compressed
fervor in Canada. N~ art the Cili.-· ·natural gas Is the biggest problem at the
di ans urging that,.. tltelr fCQUnlry 1 dRrt Jmoruent and lhis Is why we are talking in
control over the diinge'rous ice-clO"ed tenns of neet-lype operations-vehicles
: sealanee but also that it lay claim' to the that return to the central location {such
extensive oil deposits that geolotfsta as our own vehicles ) for fueling. From an
think will be found on the ocean noor. air pollution standpoint, in Los Angele3
UNDER 'HEAVV PRESSURE,
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
Trudc1u on Oct. Z3 "claimtd for Canada
the "exclusive rl}i:ht to ·explore and ex·
plolt" resourees of the North American
Arctic Jsland11 and the adjoining con-
Cou11ty approximatai, 10 percent of the
total regjstration are fleet.type vehiclea.
And interestin1ly enough, they COOIUnl'
something like at percent. ol the plO\,tne:
thus, by converting " Gnall nu'mber or
vehieles we can. matt a tarce .imped
upon the air poUuUtn problem .
tinental sheU.
Tnideiu dodged the question of
sovereignty over the w a t e r w a y s ,
however, announcing through hi5 aides
that this point ftuld be dealt with •In a-
aub$equtnt polic;r paper.
' .One of the main Canadian concerns has
been the specter of widespread pollution
in the tftnt of · a tanker eccldenL
Sa\Urday1 November 22, 1969
Because of the slow healing action or the The Comment Page or the
Arctic. gc:ltnlleta. have estima ted that. an Daily P.ilot seeks to inform
oll slh:k coold ~ for decades, perhaps ~nd stimulate readers by
even centurtes. · presentlng a variety of com·
Despite the nllJ.Qn's need for more oiJ ' -mentary on topics o( Inter·
rese rv,s, It ~afford time for 1 close·'·. ':".'e1t and ,significance from
look at the dllertmas now being raised ill \ •• . ~9L(or~ observers a n d
Alaska. The ~-run economic benefits spokesmen.
must be we!8t.Ef..~~alnsl the long.range 'Ro•-rt N. wa~, Publliher effects on l\lasuns and their environ· --
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create value. Land 1n .an area· rem(J'.te rrom , people has Hiln~reds of eontestan&I• are--: ~community by 1975," sald
litUe or no . value. People create urban l~J.1d values. expected to enter a noyel Lak4!· Vas.skin, ''fJ_ver sqe will ~
These values depend on the use of that particular Joca-Naming contest . at Lake riom the TOday series that has
tion. 1'he highest .and best use of a ;Jil~tticular locati~n Fori:st featurlng 1 Sloe sav-bf;en. designed ~or .'¥ -~OWi~·-;.,
depends to a great extent on ·lhe nunlber and economic ' . growing ra~lly." ·
status of the people living, working ahd sh:opping in the lngs bond for eac .. wl""1n3 en·· Interiors of the new models
area. Again it is peopl~ that creat~ value. Land, no tr)'., announ~ ~aid ~s. will be compl~ted.. by
matter hOw much t.here is of it, has no. VaJue ;Within jt· ~or of rn.ariet!J!g _at Lake QiYenltttd Design OC 9r•rge.
self. ~ 1 Fores\: ~ 11 Pr.icts ..Sor Utt twp through
: ,,, The contest. open tO .. all ·seven 6edroom. homes will ·· -
We h.•v•· an apartment complex ,(16·uftftt) ln r(nlnd adults. will run from . '.mid· · · r.ahge 'from $2ii,49S to $!11,445 .. :
that we are thinking of buylns frorft ~.fr1e_nd. ·If "9ms .Nove~.ber throu,gh ~ritbe"r · The balance of . the co1:rh \·,
.to be • littfe high but the term1 su~t ~~. WJ1~t ,we a.ra 31 . 1989. Contestants will be munity will consist of Ckatlon·
concerned about is the 1rouble they rn•.Y b:! _,to .u~--~~t a~ked to name each of. fhe Series_. Homes w.hicl\ art ~ .. ·
about management? Wiii we ltetd a ma1"1•~1er l\vrftg· on toUr ·Jakes at the southeastern slightly larger.Jot§. " ''.
the property? A'nd what about vaC.ncies? .We.•re 9lve" Oranje Countr development. Four units of Cliatlon bomes
to understand there Is • grfft demand for •1Mrlm9"ts and winners 'viii be announctd have 'been completed ~r .,-e
on a rentel blisls, but is that'-true? Wh•t are sOm...1""'-· .shortly ~~ ~ fla!·~-..the._.::-currentb:. uncltt:COO$'l~on · •
portant factors to IOo~ for when bvxlng en aj».rtment rear. Ra~as·added tba~ there and 78,)iireent ol ~seOOme1
house? What do you recommeftd? ~ 15 no cost « obU1ation to have been sold s~ ~e fifst . . ,, enter the contest and that or the year.
Buy it! . . · Lake Forest . hostesses and The · Citation and Today
One or the rriost important factors contributing to ~t Ttourf skippers have11con-series homes are part of an
the. succest or ,failure of an ~partme11~; complex is the t~:n f'Jst 01~! :~~!:'eds. at overall C9'1lmunity master
resident m'al'l.agtr. , .:.k F 1 . lh 1 est plan developed by Pi!a~ . . . . . . ~ ~ e ores 111 · e arg · ~ration parent company An ·1nve'St1nent 1n an apartment devel91>ment can be residential t water body in of.J.;eadership Ho'l'es.
just as trouble-free for 'an or.ner as .~ investment ii a Orange County, cootatnJni SJ •• -' • !.
blue chip J0ased comm·erciai. propez:ty.'·Jn addition:'~it .!'lilllon gallons ot Water ·and ---. 1~t~~ 1~1ements0fln ~~
can pay a .b~tter f'eijll'Jl, "'ithbut its incom8!being rigidly including a shoreline · 1wo ~t~nltf thr!~'fttm::ry .. • . .•
fixed fo ~ ~ _l9ng t~rm. as ih ,some in_vtstments. aJ:ld· b.as miles long. ~ lakes also' are S<;hools to~ >.'irk.. sites and
the pos_sJbtbt_y,: Of mc~ased 'UICOme ~a'"TesU!ting 1lfo ~:~~stocked WJlh Winn water ~four (:Q:nmtte1al areas. ·
crease1nmarketv~lue. ~ . v· 11 lo Lak F 1 ·The Leader'shlp ,,Home•
S d t · th k 1. Oh' It .: is ors . e ores are . , 1_ oun managemen IS e ~ o-. ·"t!'!S s uauon, lhvlted~ to vli~·the ·la-$_1 vii Divl_sl<!n of Macco,CcQprat'!'.n
therefore, for. your -purpose the t,r"~po~e~, tnvestlJ)en~· the Llke}f.oreit Tour Bbtt. -is-. One of _the ~rgelt, home · r
shouJd be designed to produce suffi~eiit ~''to sqir~ ::lAJCe Fe~ .a ·t,'100.acre· ;~nd~ iii· Cal.~la,.....,wlth · .. ~-.·•·. 1·
port .full-time professional managemen~;: • { ...,. ,1 c-' "dev"eloPJnent. Is a ·neane . rune ~ acUve, ~Jects In , !-•.. .-i.
As for vacancies. they are a't ,t:he1_owesl level in · BrotbersJ,. Inc. project. To_ Southerg Cahfornra,,
many years and 1nay have reached a ·prtictical mi'ni· reach Lake Forest, t.Q.ke .. the • F.reeway ~ccess· lo . the
murn. All available meastlres indicate that apartment Santa Ana_..,or ·San Diego Missions is via the San.Diego
vacancies a re \veil under fi ve percent in ·tos Angeles F'r~e"·ay_s ~El ~oro ~and -FreeiA'a)'"·~ ~tf:i ~ then, ' .•
and Ora nge Counties. In many portions of1he area va· follow Ufe !llrecl1onal s1grt!. west to.tbedt pm_ • : '
cancy rates are do\vn to two or three percent This level I
Qf vacancy is. for th e most part. accounted for by units
held of! the market for renovation or by units unoccu-
pied dtuing the turnover period between tenants.
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shopping cen Ms and
.. ·compliX, a n~ west
· 'Irvine, .and 21 ditte=•·»•.
. · T-usifn Meadows, The ' · i:\ie lrvll)O '<foiil
finaoc.ed.·master.·j:lla
apparent from, ~ht~·
Centec,. to tile resi
Safar~ beginnlng:to
AOa, F!.8'W<l-fs. }f
now 111 stores ifl fhit
·n9Sses in' the lndustrill
iversi{y of California ft
as UnMfsity Park_...
"CXXJ residents.· ~~ • • ~ • the 'largest privattl'f
ity, Size fr\d ~~ II
1 NIWJ)Oft FIMni:lll
ts, ·to llo:n CountfY.
n Oi9) ind Senti .
sin91• name, 1.~ni
, . Rinch, is now ma , ,: l.cluse ";,. , p.;,.; ilecidOci ,,
create a new r:nar company engaged
in the many differ for tomorrow.,. ca
In the creat1on of th ment should reprllilnt
tl)or-~"l>!'"~ rather ·th 'ilogo ~ ~tially lf!I
sing!• word ''Irvine'' i 1 ·most ll'\ltlnc:f' i1
Wi.1_1 !P.Pl'f in a , llft "fill be 1 ltrger
rectangle at the r' i · fds. ~ ~
In those areas for which the old Irvine Ranch hallmark is 'tMI
appropriate,.~hey will continue its .use to represent ~he proud tradi"tlont
.. 1for 'f"hioh thf Ra~t\· was. originally knowo. o, For·,h0$1 ict:Mt~ "!'hich
· ' relatl"to th-e'·creation o'f ·1 new environment for people, hbwevtr,"thl
ComPanv will use its new symbof. 40 In So doin.g, they hope that in.,.,.
. . ~xt_(~ yea~. th_ei~ ~rk .will c.~rrye t~ ~ti~ l.~r .~ company_)'Jhose l°"J
_ .. ~~ ·.~\!tP!Y~i! dev,ot~ ~6-lf!ipr9vinQ ihe f,l.!.tvr~~-. · • -· ... · _ .. : ,
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Is considera hie evidence that rents a·re btgtiiiJ.ing to
move up rather_ rapidly uitder the pressure Qf demand
· for available units. ·'
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~deq uate ·tn3rket re~earch an""d finaf!Cial analysis_
are imperative to the suet:ess of any A~ttm~nt ven-.
ture. \Ve firmly believe that.an apartmient illvestrrient
can be totally successful if it is properly researched
and certain important criteria are considered. Some of
the i.i11portant factors are location. prit.e. room layout,
architectural design and population concentration.
The future looks very bright indeed for apartment
house investors. ...
ED ITOR'S NOTE: Rand.alt R. 11-fcCardle 1.f.. an inveatme11t
analyst. presiMnt of the Real Estaters, a coJlege ·let:Wre'f
a director of tile Ca/ifort1ia Association of Rial Estate Teach:
e_rs, aKtllor of "Real Estate in California:" S~ni:t your ques·
t1011s and comments to Rat1dall R. i\lcCardle, c/o tlle DAILY
PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, Cost.a i\fesa, 926.,26.
Fer1istrom to Head . ' .
Leadership Trac_~
Russell G. Fernstrom of .,....,
Costa l\-lesa has been named to
the post of Sales f..fanager for
the Missions 2200 -Unit
Leadership Homes residential
de\'elopmenl in Laguna_ Hills,
director of 15aJes.
"Fernst rom will supervise
sales activities in three
separate Leadership reaide.,.
l.ial development!! In Orange
County including. Glenbrook
llills in Brea. and Sanclpointe
in Santa Ana in addition Lo the
l\-1issions," said Yasskin.
li e will assume his new
sales rtuties errective im·
mediately establishin,1!: head:· ,
quarters In the sales offices of ~
the l\-liS!ions. located on LI ,
Paz Road just west of the San
Diego Freeway, s l a le d
Yasski n.
Prior to joining ~erehif'I
Homes In 119'7 e's u les
man:iger for Sandpolnle. the
!ZOO.home community in Santa
Ana . Fernstrom served three
year11 as !ISies manager for _a
rcsidenllal de velopment 1n ,
Running Springs. California
and one yea r with Walker &
Lee in Orange County .
Earlier, ,he wss a sales ex-
ceutive with Sears & Roebuck
and Western Auto Supply.
A nativ,e qf New Jersey,
!IEAM ~1ss101i'
Russell · Fernstrom
Femstrom was ·educated tn
California, atten9ing Redoqdo
Beach High School and El
CamlnQ College. He Rrved
with the Air Evacu1Uon fo..&1
of the U.S. Air Forte duripg
the Korean War.
Fernstrom currenlly bokis
tnember1;hip In_ !JM! EkJlklln&
Indu*y AuoclaUon. ...
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by Graham for "the rapid aPi ·
preciation of ·Harbor View
View Hills in Corona del Mar, Hills homes. ,
is another or the fa ctors con· "First off, they are qualit)r
tributing to .the success or this · Homes in a very desirable
.1u>r:Ury home development on _ location," he pointed out.·
Irvine master-planned land. "This means there are going
Alex Gr a h.a.m . · sales to be i)eople inteileSted In liv~
m·ariager for Lusk Homes, ·fng in this developfntzrt.· . And, said there are numerous-in--
.. ' Rapid 11ppreciation Of home
\'&hies at-Lusk Homes-Harbor
stances of Harbor1Vlew Hills where you have Interest, you
resales which provide vivli:l iJ. have rapid appreciation .poten·
lustratlon of the marmer In tlal.
which the home values in-"Also, .these homes have the
crease. , ~k -;-hallmark_ of .. quality .
Graham reported one family. They.have so plany built-in ex-tras' which are not round on purchased a home on . Quiet th I ha Cove for $44,900 and soJd the other homes at peop e ve .
home two years later for come lo recognize the added · values . ~-=-know." he cootinued. "And, of course. the cost of
"that they made a number of building a home is on the in-crease. This means l h a t µnprovements -probably In today's bUyer Is toing to ~
the neighborhood of .$5,000 -tain far more home far his but. even considering .this , money than a buyer one or
their appreciation in just two two years from oow ·could do
years shows, how valuable for the same amount."
these homes are." 'Har~-Vlew Hills, at 1417
Another example cited by Keel Drive, Corona del W..ar, Is
Graham js even m o·r e · oOe of six Lu"sk Jtome.s
dramatic. devetopm'ents at the present
A home was purchased for time. Others are Country
$43,500 and ~he owner put ln H'ill!, La H'abra ahd l"ullerton; 1 'bout $1 ,;;t>O·ln lmprovemen~. Huhtington SeacnH.1 Hunt· ·
"Before the finrt payment , ington Beach; Countrywood,
came due, hcjwever,'' G(aham. Hacienda Heights';-Lusk
said, "the home was sold fo~ HomeS-CerrltOs, Cerritos; and
$52,500." NOhl . Ranch, Anahelrn and
Several reasons were cited -Orange., "
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f DAILY ft1LOT Saturd3.)', NMmber 22, 1969
Funds for Mortgage I-,,,f lati9p, Li11J-i"8
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Builder Urges Boost ior GI Market · Home .Ownership
WASH I NGTON -A
3pokesman for the nation's
hon1e builders today urged
senators to perml l investment
of National Life Insurance
f.Und money in VA mortga,es
to boost the GI housing
market and increase the
fund's investment retu rn. •
Larry Blackmon of Fort
' Worth, Texas, home builder
and a past president of the
National Association of Home
Builders. s u pporte d In
testimony pre pared for a
Senate Finance Subcommittee
a measure which \Y o u 1 d
authorize such use of the NSLI
funds.
· The NSLI fund now has
assets of $6.l billioo and is ex·
peeled to have resou rces of
about $8.S blllion within 10
years. The proposed legisla·
tion would permit investment
of up to $S billion in VA
guaranteed mortgages.
"Unfortunately," Blackmon
testified, "this fund is not now
able to assist the VA in pro-
viding nnancing to veterans to
purchase a home. Its in·
vestJnenls are limited solely to
government bonds and bills.
These now have an average
yield of about four percent.
Limiting the National Lile
Insurance Fund lo gove111ment
bond investmen t un·
questionably retards i t s
growth aod the coruequent
yield )Q ¥eteran policy bolder•·
"This fund could make a
greater contrlbijtlon lo retum· inc ¥eterans by purchastnc
their guaranteed mortgages
now bearing intei;est rates of
711 percent.
"The VA guaranteed home
mortgace offers the same
security aod IOWldne11 u a
Treasury bOnd or bill. It offef,
two additional features: first,,
a yield substantially higher
than the Jong tenn govern-
.menl bond. and secondly, a
good way o! !Jnanclng a house
at less COl!lt to veterans."
Blackmon estimated that
funds investment in G t
mortgages could p r o v l de
financing for at leut 300,000
Newport B11ilding Soars'·'"\!~, would also help .... MEXICAN BRICK AND SHAKE ROOF ~ AT AANCHO LA pressures on the mortgage
market," he said. "and to that
CUESTA HOM&S
W'th o l b p 't' exlenl help make Joans lo I c 0 er erm1 s vetera!JS more freely available
and perhaps less costly.
Building pcrtnit applications
for the Gerson Dakar develop-
ment near Newpor t Center
h e Ip e d October's building
valuation in Newport Beach to
soar jo more than $5.4 millio.1,
city spokesmen said today.
"We are aware lhat this B!uffsdevel opme ':l t con· would not happen im·
tributed to the; increases. mediately, but the funds could
New U11i~ Opening at · Cuesta
The hu ge increase in value
or building permits came after
a severe lull through the sum·
mer and into fall, they said.
Permits for $240,00 worth be released as housing i.8"call· The grand opening of Unit house from the r Ines t
of commercial buildings in the ed for. The fund is already Five at Rancho La Cuesta.• material& available. Hi s
Gerson Bakar project were authorized to io¥est i n Huntington Beach has been superjntendents are constantly
logged along with pennits for mortgaa:e participations of announced by sales man.11aer .,.a'-•~g 1 lor -build;"" 52 townhouses and recreation other government agencies . -. . n;mu. .... ~ .. ">
buildings. and this authority would not Bud Fricker. The new 10,.. tedmiques which w1ll allow
The Balboa J n s u r a n c e be changed. The bill simply crement of homes, built ·~y · them to · itve bufers mOre
Building's foundation permit expands the scope Of the Frank H. A'J!e s and Son, ~ill holne for their m«iey than
for '650,000 also was lssuel:l. fund's investment powers by · number 66 with prices ranging, available in other ~bdlvlslons.
Sirigle-family a w e I I i n g authorizing direct investment from $25,990 to $35,100. A litUe over a mile from
Brookhurat Street and Atlanta
A¥enue.
Ayres rectnlly Initialed a
free interior d ecorati ng
service. Jan. Adams,
decot•tor, wW a.dvise buyers
en choice of color1, drape• and
_carpetlua, as well u furgilure
arrqement and o t b e r
decorating tips. N.1s1 Adams is
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Conlinllinc lnllation I s
changing the. complexion of
• one American Dream -bame
ownership -accol'dlng to
Jason · R. Hellzer, partner in
George J, Melt z er • &
Ass ociate.s , bu i l~·
developers of Mesa Woods in
Costa MUI.
"Splralina: costs h a ¥ e
already ellminated half ol the
fllllilles Jn Callfomla from home ownenbli> and only IO
plr<ent can ql!allfy foe loans
an (bi&bel'-Priced.. homa," Jthe
buUder said, "By nul yoar,
wheJflt is p~dt'cted costs will
be e¥tn 15 pert:eoL higher than
now \hat one trut American
Drum wUJ ·fade even more.
*''lbose who hesU.te about
buying now wm not Oftly
ellmlnate thenuelves 1 1
·buyers: they . w:UI d o o m
themselves to bicher ·and
higher houallll '101111, be<:•'\!<
rents •o up 11 tbe vacancy
factor penrilts landlords to ile--
mand mo~ and more in rent.
Real lncreues or from ~ lo,
MO' pet'· moalh recently have
~· the tule rllhor than, the
e:aception 1n m06t areu of
Sou\bem C&llfornla," Hdtau
added.
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thtrt ~ m DO 1toekholder1'
dMdenda to be paid -and
d e c I 1 I o 'l"'lldnl Is not
hamper.4 by boanls bf dltec-
ton. When price tncreuu for
1materialt teemed likely, we
caotracted·. al lo~ pricel for
enoup to )luarantee a lqw
price for tlie entire flnt unit or Meaa Woods.
Prices start 1t $27 ,950 and
purcbue qn be made on VA,
FHA or eonvenUonal terms.
Innovative land planninc fs
a:Jveo much credit for the
sales success of the Mesa
Woods developme(lt.
Most floor plans offer com·
pletely private interior garden
court.a in addition to the large
outdoor one made possible by
placing the home on the lot In
a maMer that eliminates all
wasted yard apace.
Noteworthy features include
Garden View kitchens with
pass-through windows an d
self-cleaning ovens, vaulted
ceilings in Jiving and family
rooms, generous use o f
ceramic tile, ~ carpeUog in
specified a.reu. .
To Uispect Mua Woods,
take San Diego Freeway to
Fairview Road offramp, ao
north lo Sunllowor and ri&hl to
models. Via surface streets.
take Barbor Boulevard or
Bristol Street to t 1 O 1
sunno"·er Avenue. The total for last October is
almost double that of the
same month last year. permits, includi,1g' those for in VA guaranteed loans." Much of the success of th& Rancho La Cuesta iJ Hun#
the \\\'o large dev elopment.s. He pointed out that in the previous groups of Ayres Ungton State Park, where
totaled $2.S million during peak year of 1955, 24 percent homes in Huntington Beach Brookhurst deadends at the
October. of all new housing units had may be attributed to excellent Pacific ·0cean. The ( o U r
at Rancho La Cuesta Monday,
ThUrlday and f'riday, aod by
apPointmenl.
,Buy .. ~I .~ Woods can
take pdyantage of,wbat euen.
llaUy ,lrf ,J1181, prll'O•, ..,_
cording to K'en Breman, dlrtc·
~r of sales and marketing 'fOr
Southern California's oldest \
exclusively resideoUal building l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; firm. ,,. · The permits for the large
residential development at
Jamboree and San Joaqulrr
Hills Roads along \vi lli permit
applications by the Holstein
Company for a 112-home
The current lrend of soaring mortgages guaranteed by the location, good architecture· furnished and decora'ied rriodel
bullding permit totals should VA ; today, only 3.7 percent of and con s truction , and ·bomes ahd sales-information
continue, building departmenl new starts reetive a VA moderate prices. center, open se¥en dafs a
spokesmen predicted. guarantee. Ayres builds an attractive week. are I o c at e d at
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~ one and tw04t0ry
homtis ~ have three to four ~oori\I. two baths, shakNr
tile raofa and optional th,..,
cir Iara&•· ·
"'11lat's one~ of the ad-!
vanlages of bek)g a privately
owned ComPll11: as George J.I lleltzer I< Anoctalel has been
far more than ff yun, Profit
margins can ~ kepi small, U·
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Prices from
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J Liv• near the ocean In Huntlniton ·a11ch. EnJoy
the cl11n, crl1p offthor• br111e. At R1nch«;' La
Cut1ll you'ft find homu to c~mplomont 11111
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Th••• ire large comfort1bl1 f1mlly hom11 d11l9ntd
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Como out tod1y ind ln1pect our San Miguel
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• FUU WIDTH PLATE CLASS MIRRORS IN ALL BATHS
• ST AINt.ESS STEEL KITCHEN SINKS
• GOLD ANOOIZED ALUMINUM KITCHEN WINDOWS
• TEMPERED GLASS SLIDING WALl.$
• CUSTOM UQHTINO PlXTUft(I TMROUOHOut
• ,AIHIQNAILI OVAL IASINI SN ALL IATHS
• SHOWIR9 0VEJt A&.Ll'TUIS
• Y"fV\. Alnrr<>I FLOOR TILE IN KITCHEN. ANO
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• ACOU8TIC CflUNOI
• HANO TlX1VMD .wALU
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• f'UU.Y INSUL.AT!D MtNUIAL IATI CEILINGS
• CONCMTE .DRIVIS
• UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
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• 8QIVl.THROUGH PATIO-KITCHIN WINDOW WfTH StlltVINO IAR
• KAND-CftAPTID WllOUGHT ... ON IWUNQI • CUSTOM DfSICNEO HAND flNISHED HARDWOOD
KfTCHEH CABtNETS
• LARGE KlTCHEN PANTRIES
• lz..GA&.l.OH WATlft HIATI"' • WOOD-8U!INIHQ ,_,.Cl, WITH QAI LOG UOKTlll8
• mrr.VOLT wlnNo TO DftVut LOCATIOft . • AllCHfltC1\llWJ V COOftOINATtD mtltiOOS
• SHAKE ROOFS • IUILT_,N TV AND Tll.IPKONI OUTl.11'8 ,,
• WEATHt:APROOF EUCTfUCAL OUTLIT AT l'ATIO
• LOW MAINTENANC( PTEPUORS PIATURINQ STAINED
ROUCH BEAMS AND SIDING, Wmt cot.OR COAT STUCCO
• T~ USE OF MASONRY
• DUICNPI 8ILICTID H.\lli>WAll£
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Have you ever befit disap.
p_olnled by dilcoverlng that
10me of the features you liked
ht • model home were actually
extra.coat options?
·A reCrf.lhlng cha.nae await&
l"CUl!aln Val)ey, •"9'rdbig to
Rlcb.iird Hall ind Robert Mala
of Tricon Devefcipment Co.
"All features dllplayed In
our three .new models are in-
cluded in the stated sales
price,'' they pointed out.
Located on N.'agnolia Blvd.
between . Slater and Talbert
Aves .• the Balanced Power
development is in· Its second
·increment of 36 residences.
A speCial Opt!! house ls
schtdul~ Sllnday at the model
complex of La Linda Homes.
Re£reshments will be served
from noon to 5 p.m.
Single-story, tw~story and
tri-level noor plans a r e
avall~ble with Spanish, con-
temporary, traditional and
Bermuda designs. .
Living space in the three
and four-bedroom residences
ranges from 1,700 to 2,500
square feet.
Among the special at-
tractions of La Unda Homes
are hobby rooms, fonnaJ din-
ing rooms with floor-to-celling
fireplace, wallpaper, and
wood-paneled family rooms
with erposed .beam . ceiling,
wet bar and carpeting.
Master suites incorporate a
sitting room, separate dress-
ing rom •. built-in v~nity, walk·
in wardrobe and Ro[Jl.an bath.
Designed by home
economists fee optimum ef·
ficlency and convenience, tilt
kitchens offer 31 &eparate
features. Built-in appliances
lncl4,de a gas range, side-by.
side' double gas o v e n s ,
dishwasher, disposal, can
opener, toaster, coffee timer
and blender.
Additional features of each
kitchen are a three.com-
partment sink. self-closing
cabinet doors. luminous ceil-
ing, ceramic tile drainboards,
vinyl floors, spice r a c k ,
writing desk and pantry.
The complete, ready·to-oc-
cupy package at La Linda
Homes also includes shake
roofs, concrete driveways,
th~ g,rage!; gas patio •
1tubs, rear;yard fencing and
front yard trees.
· Priced lrom $35,500 to
$40,500, the residences are
close to shopping, schools and
beacheii.
Horse Room
' At RaQcho
California
Parcels now offered In one·
half to l~·acre sizes provide
property owners ample room
for keeping horses in the
Meadowview s e c t J o n of
Rancho Ca l iforn i a in
Southwest Riverside County.
A 50 by 100-foot training
ring, located adjacent to the
~teadowview Clubhouse, also ·
Is available to Meadowview
residents who keep horses.
In addition, numerous and
readily a~ssible bridle trails
are favorably positioned near
the 1,150-ecre coonlry estate
development.
"Numerous scen'ic lookouts,
strategically located watering
holes and picnic groundl
where both rider and his horse
may enjoy refreshment ha ve
been built into our bridle trails
network," pointed out George
J. McGaffigan, vi ce president
and general manager of the
ranch company. "More than
50 miles of well-marked trails
which traverse our 87 ,500
acres are designed to ac-
commodate horsemen who
wish to ride for an hour or for
an, entire weekend ."
For the more serious rider.
nearby training and boarding
stables are open sii: days a
week with instruction
avallable for both rider and
horse in all classes.
The Rancho Ca I i torn I a
arena, site of many clinics and
horse shows, provides the
11teadowview property owner
additional nearby com-
prehensive facilit ies all or
which are geared lo horse ac·
tivlties.
Uncle Len
Offers Pri1es
Every Saturd1y
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ing Is 1about to
happen in the
Orange County
area. Today.
TlQuron.Full·on family townhome
llvlns. A moment from the-sea .
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Our Grand Opening is this week·
end. To fntroduce you to the begin·
nlng of the good life In the cool,
carefree new world of green lawns,
colorfu l flowers . and tree-shaded
parks.
Each Tiburon home is a master· #
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story homes feature exciting new
features and floorplan Ideas.
The whole community Is one
giant park with endless recreationa l
facilities. Just for the fun of it.
We have the Tiburon Club. For
year-round family fun. You belong
the day you move in. This Is the per-
fect place to get away from It all.
By staying home.
Tiburon is in the perfect location.
Right In the heart of the famous
·coastal commun ities of Newport,
Lido Isle and Balboa.
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Swimming. Skllnf. Surfing. Boating:
S1lllng. You Nrne It.
Features. How about totalhome
refrigerated a!r conditioning. At no
extra cost.
And no exterior ma in tenance. lt1s
all done by pnifessionals. ' . Come out today. Excellent financ-
ing. Special parking lacilltles, Intro-
ductory prices limited time only,
It's not a countJy club, But when
you live here you'll think It Is.
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Dlrectlons1 Tiburon Is loCated 1,, Fount1l"
V1lley on Brookhurst. T1ke San Dftto fwy,
to BroOkhUfst, IOUth ont block to modt!s.
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DAILY PILOT Saturday, Ncwembrr 22, 1%,q
San Miguel Model
4-bedroom Home
' One ol the: roost popular
planl' at • Don ·Ayres Jr:s
JlanchO Di CUesta-Hunl.qton
Beach is the two !story
San Miguel The horn• has foor
tiedrooms, three baths, family
room and formal dining room.
Prices of the San Miguel
rang! from $33,400 to $3•,200
depending on the exterior sty!·
ing selected. Two and three
car garages are offered . as
well as all electric patio kitch·
ens with built-in rungcs with
Ovens which have stylish dark
glass doors. Built-in disposer
and dishwasher are also in-
cluded in purchase price.
Tile and.shake roofs, m,aster
bedroom vanities, cultured
marble pullnian tops, vinyl
asbestOs-floar tile in kitchen ,
acoustic ceilings and han<f..tex·
ti.Ired walls' are· among the
other features, according to
sales manager, Bud Ertcker.
n1c year-around g 0 0 d
"'Cather and smog..free·air are
typical or the pop.liar Hun-
ti'*ton Beach area. Huntingt.n
Beach is growing fast, with in-
dustry and business keeping
~ce with the influx of new
families who enjoy living near
the ocean. yet close to
freeways and access to other
metropolitan and recreational
areas.
Buyers are able to order
their homes customized to be
finished to meet their ln·
divldual tastes a n d re-
quirements.
Families are in vited to visit
the furnished and decorated
model homes and sales-in-
formaUon center daily at
Brookhurst Street and Atlanta
.Avenue, Huntington Beach.
Republic Homes Show
Fi.p.al Santa Ana Unit
One or the few remaining
~ose-in deveJopments in Santa
Ana ls showing its final unil at
3113 South Pacific Street.
Republic Homes Coropralion,
i di\rision of National Environ-
me:it Corporation (NATEC),
has opened the last unit or 31)
homes or its 250 home
development.
Priced f r o m $35,99~ to
$39,995, the homes have four
and five bedroom models with
1500 to 2600 square feet,
respectively. There are four
furnished models, the Fair-
mont, the Stratford, t h e
Stockbridge and the Carmel.
These _are quality homes with
double entrance doors, formal
Mahttenonce Leose
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LINCOLN MERCURY
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dining rooms, and extra large
family rooms featuring floor
to ceillng masonry fireplaces.
:They' all contain custom
home features such as shake
'a":ld shingle roofs, nylon shag
carpeting, and high beam ceil-
ings. Further, all homes have
two car and some three car
garages with a large storage
space area. Some plans even
contain a rear boat door. The
kitchens all contain top-of-the·
line appliances scuh as self·
cleaning ovens, and are at-
tractively , s t y I e d with
lumi'.1ous c e 11 i n g·s and
breakfast bars.
This close-in and central
development is within the city
limits of Santa Ana and ad·
jacenl to three freeways.
Primary 3'.1d se condary
schools are blocks away and
Orange Coast College is just
three miles. South Coast Plaza
shopping center is within one
mile of the new hom es.
Open Sundays 12 Noon to 5 p.m.
e11do11d 1i1 c;ondifioned mill ._., SS liore1
"' Mo11!9011'11t-,W1rd1. !11t h & Edi119K •I S111 Diogo hty.
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Presle.y Lowest Priced • in
The JoftS!.prtced ...... Ca~trano Beach Is aboat a
view homes"' bl Caplstranq mile down a very scenic road.
Btaclt wW be 00 dl...tay dut· Doheny Slate Beach, ofe pf ....,.-Southern California's tmost
Ing the grlJi! opooloe ol the Popular swimining and surflpg
3~ million· dollar, 1'5-unlt beaches, is only a m11e and a
Praley Development: O:>m· quarter away. Schoc.ls, \00.
pan)' conpnunttJ, California ale close, with an elementVy
· · Pr1-. school located on the boundary lbnes, Capistrano. l\."Q of the development.
Capistrano
two baths. Fireplaces are fn. 1
eluded. Family rpoma,,dlning
areas, vaulted ceil"-s, and
formal entryways are fotind
iQ .most models ..
The development ls located
about on~ mile· south of lhe
town of San Juan CaPlstrano,
on Calle Juanita, oo the ocean
side of the San Diego
will start 8\ $22,9116. The combination of Vlew-
'flh.ny ,ol. the homes will oriented location and Jower•o;;;;;;;;;.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i""'o;;;;i"i brie belufjfs•I' oc;ean views," ehd price 'fill draw aUenUon 11 lOoli Out Na1111Nr '4.
Freeway.
uia 'Robert ~ .Phillips, Ex· from several major markets. w .. n. N~ .. ,.. Aa•*"'™'«'i'"'
ecu&Jft ,Vice President of the ~hilJ,lps report4 ·that Qleir pre-N, ...... ,~ o.t Nlll'llW~ ~lctcorporatlon. ~on 1Darket survey GAIDEN GIOYI · ,
"I!' fact, ..,.. will have studi .. ~inned the appeal. LIN!:ot)j MHCUllY. netrlJ llO de~ of ocean '!be bOlnel '-•ve two, three •.A•OIJ4 N0\11 AT lltOOICNU!tfT • B t pr! .-•. I • .' 636-2980 ' view. u ce and view are ..:•:r_:l:::our::_.:-..0:=:·::'.""::'.'.'.' _:w~l~th'._·u~. p!'....'.:to'.''~'!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!''!!!'"' onl.y two of the advantages of 1-
Callfon>la Hot!les, Capistrano.
1bt k>caUon, whk:h Is One ol
our most e.Clttng, Is alao a
pri)llary attraction."
"The development h: onij
about 'I• rnHe from the ocean,
a.s the crow flie s. And the site
for the new marina In the
Dana Point Harbor ls only two
miles.away," he continue<i.
According to the, Or e
Escape to
Lake
'forest!
L&ket ·woods
e"Xdttn& homes
S•n Di•se/S!Rtl An1 f~ ti u fore Ro.d tllin follow flt ,1.,.,
County Harbor District, the
million dollar marina will
eventu~lly house a~
proximately 2200 boat., in ad·
dition to a boat club, boat ren·l;:; ......... .i~~:;;~:fftt::M::M::M:ff:ww;;;;;;,..,..~ tal agency. restaurant, dtyl! ...,...,,,,,,,,...,...-.........
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facilities, picnic areas, pUbllc
beaches and park areas with
recreational facilitiea.
YOUR PROBLEM: . .
MAST!'R SUITE OF PALERMO MODEL INCLUDES PRIVATE PARLOR· One half of the 260-acre
harbor will be completed by
July, 1971f wJth the remainder
to be in oPeration within five
years.
You want to Hll some item
th•t you no longer need b,ut
-someone else c•n UH for
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Other major facilities art
also nearby. Downtown
Boeing Plane
YOUR ANSWER:
You call THE DAILY PILOT, Hk for
Cl.111lfied Advertising, and place •
From the outside. t h e
Palermo model in Harbor
View Homes is impre,ssive
enough. But once you step in-
sid e, the effect is grcr.1de.
Bigness is everywhere in the
Palermo. But nowhere does
the feeling of size come
1hrough as ii does upstairs in
the master suite. A n d the
roominess is no illusion. The
master suite or the Palermo
measures 28 fee t long. At one
end is a spacious, luxurious
bath and dressing area which
leads to the big bedroom por·
lion, then · dow.1 a two-step
level to another huge area
which is the Palermo master
suite's private parlor.
Also, on the second floor of
the Palermo are three more
bedroor:ns '(one with its own
prjVate1 ~1cony), for the . rest
of the fampy -set apart with The Palermo totala 2,259 Test Success .
a comp lete bath and hall of square feet Or space and sells
their own. for 0nJy $34,995. SEATTLE (UPI) -The
The elbow room continues H bor Vi H also giant Boeing 747, nearing the downstairs, too. The slope-ceil· ar • iew o~ Of·
Ing foyer leads to an immense fers four other models priced end of its testing period, suc-from $25 995 to $3& 995 cessfully passed !ta Federal livi'.1g room .and dining room Hartior'. ·view Ho~es are Avia.tlon Admlnistration
area. From the dining room 1 led J'"-· te evacuaUon test here Sunday. you enter a 16-foot breakfast oca wH muw s • away
PILOT
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nOok wh.ich ls next to 3 large from beaches, Newport Center Despite the malfuncUon of
Comer kitchen. 'The nook and Fashion Island shnnping one of lta five evacuation I AT OUR SPECIAL LOW RATE • •w• slides, 499 passengers were • overlooks a family room •. com-mall, Corcr.ia de! Mar High • School the Or••ge county removed from the plane 3 2 2 • Plete with powder room, on.. ' .... LINES TIMES DOLLARS • Airpart and the Un1·verslty of within the required 90 sero.1ds . •: tional wet bar and fireplace. '
"In the past 14 months we California at Irvine.
have been most pleased by the Take the San Diego or 111• Tryl99est Dealer ,._ AND YOUR. CR.EDIT IS GOOD I :
way. people frlehactPalmto ertoh·'· NMeawportc. -~·-FBour ~-t •• w,da oyrf'ram· top :·Gc:~.-D-E: N·~:~.·0-:::"'YE ,:, ! D I A L N 0 w D I R E c T ! : spaciousness o e , tu ~1\U ~ "" ... ;: ..,
· Sal and proceed south to Ford * 6 4 2 5 6 7 8 • says Duffie Fryhng. es Road. Or, take Coaa\ Highway LINCOLN MHCUIY : • __J Manager, ''especially whe:i d t rth t M Arth GARDEN •11ov1 AT s1t001CHU•sr it IToll free N.m c.11.., 140•1220, • they find out how low the price an um no a ac ur 636-2980 it ·
is. The Donald L. Bren Com-;:Boule~;;;:;v~a~rd~to~F~o~r~d~R~oa~d~·==~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~·~"·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~**~**~*~**~·~·~·~·~·~~~~~· pany. builders and developers,rr
are indeed proud of this ac-
complishment.''
Eldorado:
high-flying homes
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ground-level
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consider whot's new ot Mission Viejo: Eldorodo
Homes -$22,500 lo $29.640. FHA/VA finoncin g.
There's a great 2-bedroom home for those who
need no more. And 3 bedrooms, and 4, all witn
down-to-eorth prices a nd FHA or VA financing.
M ission Vieio became America's most successful
new town because oll lls odvontoges ore available
to every resident. A cha llenging 18-hole golf
course. A $400,000 private -to resi-
dents - recreation club. A charming
community shopping ploza . Churches.
lv'ied icol facilities. Services of every kind.
But most important, perhaps, is that each home
is generously endowed with the flavor of early
California. Our community is one, proud, .small
town -whether your price range Is $20,000 or
$60,000. Eldorado Homes, proud member of fhe
Miss ion Viejo family, con be purchased with an
Income of $800 per month. T odoy, toke a flyer.
Come just a little farther south on the Santa Ana
or Son Diego Freeway lo la Paz Rood, and turn
lefl fp Eldorado Homes.
Pion "' ""-"l ""' ~ (.olifomla Optn
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Hello again, boys and girls-,
and welcome to Uncle Len's
Corner.
Not too many of you boys
and girls seem lo be in lhe
Chrislma! spirit yel. Entries
in Uncle Len'11 Christmas CArd
Contest are getting off to a
slow start.
If you want to make some
children happy al Fairview
State Hospital and have a
chance to win prizes, you'd
better start hurrying. The con-
test closes on Friday, ~· 12,
and that's not really too far
away.
JUST TO REl\UND you of
what it's all about:
The winner gets a special,
all-day holiday visit t o
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brothen and sisters and mom
and dad. A special group of
cards that Uncle Len likes
real we~but not quite well
enough to be the big win-
* PRIZE WINNER * Eileen Rose. 11, 601 Narcissus Ave., Corona del Mar
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ner-will win for their Anb child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you desitnm each. a Kennedy haU l':Oi doll ar. do: (1) raw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5' inChes w1de ~d ~
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children at Fairview. on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY fljiiiiioiiii<:-...... ----""l •--==-:=,.....-::c,.-;;:-::=:-::==-•--="""==-""'------.·· ,, The rules are simple. J ust PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. ----r CA•fr HELP I'll &e !ACK !EFORE ,., EVEJV MINVTE f
draw a picture that bas L-------------------------------~11 OA.11'.LI WU~ MIA.T ~~E IT .. I worrv VOLl'VE HAD " CHANCE 'a'l:E GONE WILL ( so mething do with Christmas YOU POI WG UP A.T A.&OllT VOii ! TO MISS ME, sweu-SEEM. ~w mblff.
and make up a V'el'se or and phone number on thc 'back Draw a scene aboul the nation Costa Mesa ; Michie Corey. 11. TillS HOUllf? HE~r~
Christmas message to go with or the sheet and send il to: you li ke besl and you'll be in .Newport Beach : Monica
it. Uncle Len's Christmas Card the running for a Kennedy half Mansfield, JO, Fountain
P. o. Box 1560, Cosla ~1esa , 9'h, Costa Mesa, Chris Burnet-BOTH THE Plt'TURE and
message should be done ln
black pencil, ink or crayon on
()(le side of a white sheet or
paper not bigger than letl~·
size (I~ x 11 inches).
Contest. The DAILY PILOT, dollar. Valley ; Palricia Halloran., I
Calif., 92626. HONORABLE mention win-t, S, Costa ll1~sa ; Jeffrey Dar-
Meanwhile, in our regular ners in this week·s art conlcst row, s. Costa Mesa; Usa and jF.;=>:;;i.
art contest, lhf subject for are: Jeffrey Marks, 8, South
n.ext week will be forejgil. K_!,ith IU1gdon, 9, Huntington Laguna, and Ernie Moyles, 9,
countries ai:i<t their people. Beach; Terilyn Kelly, 10, JiuntingWn Beach. Put your nam e, age, address
THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving ;
Oh, what a lot of fun ;
But do not forget that day
I'm sure t 'was not a play,
Snlll ,.,, .Mitt.... te As• At4y. •I• 0...,. C.. o.lly Pllet, ...
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The Indians met with the Pilgriln:i
To give their thanks and pray.
fl< l(~nned~ hall dol!ar gffS lo TtrllYn l(~lty, 10 • .l'4 v ;,i.
ll•YI. Cost• Mt••· tar ""-w1...,;,,. en!,., I~ lht sto,., •IWI
-'" conte•I. Ma!! Your POtm or star, lo Unc:lt L111, 114• 15'1, Ca.r• ~w C•lilor11l1.
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HlrKh •• g, U, of W11111lpev, MlllllOll•, Cini~, for Mr <IWIStloll:
How weu the continental
shelves formed ?
On a gJoba l map the major
features are lands and seas. A
closer look reveals that the
continents are margined with
.sloping shelves, submerged
under shallow tidal \Vaters.
These major features seem to
be permanent, but we know
that even they have changed
during the long span of
geological history.
All these shelves of shallow.
tidal waters alope genUy out to
sea, then suddenly plunge
down to the deep ocean basins.
If the oceans Jost all their
water, we could see the entire
solid surface of the globe.
\\lithout a doubt we \voukl
rlecide that il5 most stupen·
dous features arc at the
seaward edge of the con-
tinental she lves . Herc the
steep cliffs precipitate a mile
or more straight down lo the
ocean abyss. The steep-walled
ha.sins are the true homes or
the watery oceans and it is ob-
vious that the gentle slopes
around their rims rlghUully
belong to the continents.
Al present, earth scientists
do not have enough data to
prove bow or exactly when the
continents and their slightly
:i.11Lmerged shelves were form·
ed. But they have enough
l!vidence to suggest several
possible theories. The earth's
crust has two principal layers
of different densities. The
lower level is a global shell of
rlenser, basalt-type minerals.
Jt fonns the floors of the
ocea ns and underlies the con-
tinents. The land masses are
hu'e slaba or plates of lighter
minerals floatin g, as It were,
ln the denser basaltic layer.
the evidence sugats that
the conUntnts and lhe ahelves
share a common tiistory and
most 1lktl7 t~ey were formed
togcth•. But this ctlapter of
the earth's inf11ncy ts still
11hrouded In my1tery. Al
present. nobody ean prove how
the continents or their shelves
were formed . A 1eneration or
so ago, most uperts assumed
I
that they were fonned' in
separate chW'lks, more or less '----------------------'I
where they are. Then someone c A c suggested that all the land
areas originally were Joined ~----a1•0 .1 orner
:!~~::!~i ~"act~· th~d•i•f;: RIDDLES and JOKES
fragments drifted a p a r t
through the seabed. This
theory or continental drift was
pooh-poohed -but a lot of
new evidence suggests that it
1nay be true. If so. the
margins of the drifting con·
tinents are submerged
somewhat like the edges of
rloating rafts. But at preselt
nobody can say fo r £Ure how
or exactly when the con-.
tinental shelves were formed.
AlldO' Miid• • W..tlll .... Allll to
lime o.111m. 1ot 11. of P•s•d'"'' t•IS, !or l\lt CIWfllion:
ls our moon a plaaet or a
satellite?
* PRIZE
WINNER
Boy (on phone: Doctor. nly brother
just swallowed a fountain pen.
Doctor : I'll be right over. But what
'vill you do in the meantime?
Boy: Use a pencil.
-Ttrllyn !Colly, 10, l1~ VI~" lllY8.
Ca1ll Mo~
Dear Carol: \Vhal is 'the last \VOrd in rockets?
•eJ!~ :JeMSU\t
-D1vlll M11:l111i, I. COiii Me.•~
Clara: Your husband really likes his collection
of tools.
S~rah : Yes, but it'll break his heart When l he
neighbors ask for them back.
-Terllyn K•ll1, 10, Co•i. Mui
When il comes to lhe precise
details or the space age,
Andy's readers are most cer· tainly on their toes. A large '----------------------'I
number or faithful penpal s
have written in to point out a
glaring error in several news
reports on the Lunar Landing.
Several TV newscasters
reported the dramatic event
by stating that man had landed
on ar.other planet. A few
newspapers made the same
error and even stated in big,
bold words that the astronauts
had landed on another planet.
These new smen, of course.
1vere reporting the most
dra matic moment in hu1nan
history. It was hapening right
lhere and lhen and world-wide
excitement was at an all·time
high.
Because of all UUs we can
forgive the error of mistaking
our satellite moon for a
planet. But for the sake or our
factual space in!ormation, It is
lime to correct this error. A
planet travels a single orbital
pith around the sun. A
51telllte orbits around a
planel. circling around and
Jround h as il1e two of them
orbit the sun. The earth Is one
Dentais the Menace
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or tttc sun's nine planets. Our ~2~----------LL:::::::;::;;;;j golden moon Is a captive L---
,.ttlllte. traveling monthly 'OF {VURS'fi ITS lWlJ{ IN Hi;.Qe ! WJll,T orbits around the planet earth
•• the 1wo of them swing In a 'lllE HEQ( 010¥1.1¥/1,ICT?'
yearly orbit around the sun.
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G RO UP OF SPORT CChi.'l'S'. , " , ..
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tncn'! ·spai·ts\vear 43 -all 1'7 'slo.r~s . 45:00_-50.QO· . 30.00
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toys 42 -·all ·17 sto.rcs t'og. 9.99
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toys '42 '--all 17 stores. reg. 3.99 :·1
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NVLON ·+~'l{>OT "SLIP§, 32-38 .
daytime Jing,ft1.i?~ -all, 17 Stol'CS.l~eg. J.,,00~6.QO . ' . -
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C.\RDT[lAN. P ULL,OVER. -5.\oYEt\TERS . ' . ' 00 ''"'00 10 9D men'~ spotls\vear 84 -all 17 stor• 14. _,, .
GABRfI':L IRONING SET
I oys -all 11 stores reg: 5.99 ...
' • I ' , . ' . .. CR!';PESET"J;l)rA SLIP, :l2-3~ A.,li
~.99 r ~.. fo1Jlidatio~ 44--~ a:ll 17 stOres 'reg. '12.50~ , t •. ~ 6.99
LoNc .sLEEVE KN IT sr{r~~s -.;;-
men's sportswear 84 -all 17 stores ~e1-,110.00 3.99
ii l>EC IAL GROUP KN IT $f,:iffiT.S :
n1en's s1xn1s wear 84 -aJ J.17 stoJ,,.es•lO.CX~/22.00 5.09 . -.. \' '
·FA:\10US M.\KER UN D!plWEAR j
men's ful'n\shfngs:. 127 -all 11• stOrcs ,w~1·e S./2.90-'J.f>O 3 ror 2.~!)
F .\SHION STRETCH HOSiERY
,me11is fijrnishings 1:!7 -all 17 stol'eS \Vere b~C ii!Jc
,hl\GLISH WOO L l::N At: KLET S
r11en's furilishings 127 -all· 17 sl?1'CS.-\\'c1-e 1.GO ~l!)e
.ENG LI SH \VOOL OVER-CA LF HOSh
men's ,furnishin"'S 127 -aU 17 Stores \Vere 2.00 J,.J!) • 0 • •
JARll;l·Ai1{'S REX-FLEX SHOES
men·~ shoes 60 -all 17 stores \Vere 29.00 ·2-1.9:J
BOYS' WEAl{ VALUES t .
\•V,\JE)lPROOF SKI P.-\RKA
boys' \Vear 14 -all 17 stores \Vere 15.00-17.0'1
HOODED N YLO N l'.~RK .-\
bo~-s'·\VCal' 14 -all 17 stores \Vas l:S.00
FA.\IDUS .\l.·\KE :\0-IR ON JEAJ\e
b9ys' \Vear 14 -all 17 s!Ol'C!' 1vet'C 6.00
SHELDON H OO [)~ l'.IRK .-\
boys' \Vear 14 ;--all 17 sto11"s \1·as .18.00
~l::)'ERSJBLE ,NO-!llOi\' J rl ~\(EJ~
boys'. \Veat~ 14 :-all 17 Stores 1verc 8.00
!'AMOUS ~!AK E P°t'LLOV~lt1'S \V·E.\'rER S ' boys' furnishings 23 -all 17 stores 10.00-1 2.00
FAMOUS ~!AKER SWl::ATERS
boys' f.Jrnishings 23 -~1111 sto1-es 10.00-12.00
P ULLOV ER, C.\RDI GAN S~V EATERS
ho~' fu1·nishings 23 -i ll 17 stores 4.00-10.00
HOME FURNISHINGS
L.">D\' PEPPhR!cLL C.-IRESS T O WELS
li11ens 30 -aJl 17 stores reg. 80c•2.IO
SPRINGMAID CA:..IELOT T O\l'hLS
linens 30 -':11117.slores "reg, 1 .50-~,90
S PRING.\1AID TAHITIAN ROSE TOWELS
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!i nens 30-all 17 stores 1·eg. 90c-4.00 59c-l .!)9
-DI SCONTINCE D COTTO:'>/ J'[\RC.\Lh SHEET S
·bedding 41 -all 17 stores t1vi n, full, 6.50-7.j() 3.19-4.ifl
\VH!TE NO-IRON ~I USLI N SHEET S
bedding 41 -all 17 sto1·es, l\Vin. full. cases 2.29-3.79 J.UU-.3.·IU
REG. OR LOi\'G :..1.~TTR ESS O R BO:\ SPR l \'G
sleep equipn1ent 14j -alt 17 stol'es rei;. 44.!J~)
.\SS ORTED SOF.I SLEEPERS
sleep eq uipment 14.)-a\l ~7 sto1·es i·eg, 149.00-3!)!).00 _I itJ.OO-:!iU.00
J J\N ERSP!ll NG .\1.-rrTRhSS OR SPR\\'G
sleep· equ.ipment. 145 -all stores t\\dn, full, 39.9D 211.!J9
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~JOD£RN 11 PC. CO RNER GRO UP
f.ieep equipment 145 -all 17 sto1·es reg. 2-19.00
ASSOR'rMENT OF ROO.\•[ DIV! DERS s11 7;,
·draperies 11 -nil 17 s tol'es l'eg. 10.00-25.00
0:\1\. OR \VALNUT CCSTO:..I SH ELVhS
draperies 11 -all 17.SlOJ'eS reg:. 00.00-23.00
toys.42 -a ll 17 stol'es l'eg. 1.99
R EM.CO ~I U :..J BO J U~I BO
• toys 42 - all 17 store~ reg. 9.9!-1
1+4"x8+" FIBER GLASS DR.-\PI:;R l hS
1 draperies 113 -all 17 stores l'c.'g. 40.00
'l'i\1 NTED PICN IG. TABLh
toys 42 -all 17 stores reg. 9.93
G RIPPEDEE GRA VI D EE
toys 42 -all 17 stores reg. 9.9£1
199.00
OFT
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11.00
99c
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PL.-\ YTD'l E STROLLER
toys 42 -all 17 stores i:eg. 1.99
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QUILTED HOLLYWOOD SLIPCOVERS cui'lai~s .113 -all 17.-stoi:cs reg. 7:·~~-2-1.~ -', .. :6·~:2-1.09
20'' ZIPPER C.-\SES ,.
Jug~age 36 - all 17 stores reg. U.50
211" F,\ilRIC Z IPPE·R:i C.\Si::S
luggage JG -nil 17 store~ reg. 8.~)o"
F.\.\IED .\1.-IK ~: ZIP l'loR TiJTJ·: ll.\!;
luggage 3G -all 17 stores i·cg. 12.93
.\JEN 'S STRE.-\.\ILI TE 31" CO.\ll'.-\.'\ION
lug;age 36 -au 1~ storeS reg. 16.£5 • • • > •
J\llNOLTA 35 ~i:..f ).i[ \1x n c C .-\.\lEl~A
c.:an1e1'as 37 -all 17 stores reg. 95.99
VERNON 80~ SxS, ED]l'O R'S SC REEN
can1Ci:as 37 -all 17 stol'cs reg. 3 l.99 .';
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C.\SCO CONTO IJil 1-1 E.\'I' i\L\SS.-IGE R
;mall appliances. 74 .... :: .. :ii!-11.1-7 :S101·cs i·cg,.;S,99
l 'DI CO co:..IB!i\ATION OVEN-BROIL l::R
!'tnal! appliances 74 _:_all 17 stores reg. l9.9fl
l'O RN W.-\LL ELECTRI C BL '\' \V.-\R:\1 ER
!'n1all appliances ·74 -all 17 storf's 1·£>g. !J.9H
R h\ll NGTO:'\ loLECTRIC SLI C li\G KNll-E
s1n?ll appliant'cs 74 -all 17 slores t·ci;. 19.!JQ
l'ORT.-\llLE fR ON l!\G BO.-\!Ul , , . I .
house,varcs 33 -all 17 stoJ'.es reg. 11.!JJ
l>l!JRACREST UA't'H·RCJO.\I SC.\L E
house,vares 33 -·all 17 stOrcs 1·cg .•. i3.0IJ
.I-PC. 1'1NG SIZE TV TRAY SET
'J1 ouse.1va!'es furniture 87 -all 17 stores re~. 21.00
.IS" ll !G H DESKIC RED h:-.'Z.\
housc\va1'Cs furniture 87 -all 17 sto1·c-s re~. 69.~9
FOlNT.1 1\' FLO W DRl\'1'1S(; FOl '\'T.\I:\'
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FA:SHION SAV INGS
l'i\'TJU :..L\IED F.-\S H ION CO.\TS, 1 •. 16
misscS' '27 -all 17 stores 80.00-200.00 G0.00-150.00
FA.\'IOCS :..!.-\id,'. 1':-.'IT DRESSE'
lO\Vll & travel 4£1--:-all 17 stores 28.00-·14.00 1li.!J:J
G ROU P OF DRESSES
.-lo\i;n & travel 49 -all 17 stores re g. 18.DY 1 '.~:)
DRESSES, ·S J'ECl.-IL S IZES
\ro1nen's 57 -all 17 stores 26.00-:14.00 J J.H!J.:!~.!1:1
l'-1\'IT DRESSES. 111-20
hh·cl . 9.) -nll 17 store?!'\ 13.00-23.00
F.\.\lOL:s \1.-\1'1·: POLY ES T ER SLIT'
1 ·os1no~litan !)6 -all 17 stoJ'C'S 28.00-3.1.00
l'OLYESThR l~i\I T DllESShS. 8.211
cosniopoHtan 96 -all 17 stores rC'g. 28.00
FUR VALUES
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BLACK -DYED BROADT.-1 l L L.-1.\ l B J .-\CK ETS
ru·1· salon 47 -all lQ sto1·es· 2;!2.00
" ' LET-O UT N-.-I T E:..JB .\" .\11 1\K \\'R.\I' STOLES
fur salon -17 -all 17 stores :!88.00
i\ATUR.\L :..Il i\'K BOAS
fur salon 47 -111117 stoi:es .
' J\A T l.'R.-\L NOR\•l'EGI.\\' IJLJ 'E FU\
30.00
C.\PELETS
fu1· salon 47 -all 17 stol'es 77.00
l\'AT URAL .\ll i\K _1 .-\CKETS
rur saton 47 -au 11 Stores 11-H.Oo
"l'.11 l!:.lllJ.I ~11 .. i.. Br9~d~r~ ·'"'~·bl!n" fur l)rt/dU<'h l~htl"'I to J~O"" cnu ntrr.Or orlrln
"' rn11>01·tc<I fur ••
1 .. 01 <o sou1;1 <oosl plaza, san dieso fwy at bristol, <asla inesa; 546-9321
may <o buena park, la palma at dale; &27-40:0
s:1::? n1:nc!c1y :hru saiur.:'a)' 10 c·ro1 ·io 9.~0 pr.1
.-: \' P0LTESTER Al'\'D cciTrON· D 9 5,TERS, IO~·i~ . "'
Joung~\year 53 --,a,all 17 sto~. reg. 14.00 , • , . , ·8.99
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NOTIONS . AND ·COSME'FIGS• ·•:, . ' '. . . . • . ! '. ; • : . ·--
FOLDING SU ITCASE ·J.'.O R TR.\V.E~.
notions i ___: ·aJi 17 stores reg. 3.~9 ' 'T-
l'C:ll b°ER CA l>DY
noli'ons i -all 17 -~torCs 1;e.:;. :J.30
C,0\1 P .1cc:~t rn:ROR .
-noiiCln.s 1 -~~Lj7 stores r~. 9bc
. ..hl.EN'.S_DRESSEll. ViALET
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8De . not1o(ls 117 all 17 store~".eg. 1.99 ' • , 'J ,,t. I
TWELVE POCKET SHOE BAG ,,
110tioi1s 1 __;an '17 stores reg~ 4:00-5.00
· , I • " I" '· \ ' J U1\l U0·-GAR~11-:N'~ .BAGS
11otioiis 1 --1 lill 17'SlpreS ·1ieg: 3.50
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ACCE~SORY VALUE$
l'.\.'\T\' HOSE, .\1.-I N\' CO LORS
llosici·y 7 -all 17 stores i·e:i;. 2.00, 3/4.75, 6/~.10
CH.\I i\' RO PES
jc\\·eJry ::':l -a ll 17 stores reg. J.OO.j.00
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1.91
1.39
1.99
l'li\S. h.-\RRI NGS, NEC KL ACES, RO P hS
je\i,c!ry 22 -all 17 stol'cs reg. 2.00-l J.OO 99c-7.50
r .. \:..1ous 1K1Xr,ER LEA n:1ER ~ccr:ssofln:s : ·-~
'}:n~all Jcathet· :.!5 -a\1 17 stores 6.00-17.00 2.99-8.99 -
llETThR V IN YL HAN DBA GS, ~JANY COLORS
handbags 26 -all 17 stores reg. 7.00-8.00 : l • .3.99t
FA.\IOL'S ~[1. KER H .~NDBAGS . . #' ' · ,. J • ~ ~ .. ~
handbags 26 ...:.:. all 17 stores reg. 16.00-20.00 9'.99
SHOE SAVINGS
llED C ROSS· SHOES, ~l hD I U.\l H EELS
\1·on1cn'." shoes ~1 1 -all 17 slol'es 1·cg. 20.00
•1n•1 or.:.<iuc! nu no con-lion wh•looevtr w•!t. H•e Am~rlcin N•tlon1I ~~d C.ro.s.
J C.\IPJNG _l ,\CKS G IRLS' DRESS SHO ES
)'OUn~ peoples. 70 -an·17 stol'es 12.00-13.00
(;IRLS' STRhTCH VINYL BOOTS
young peoples 10 -all 17 stores reg. 11.00
TEEN G IRLS' STR ETC H VI NYL BOOT S
~·oung: peoples 10 -au 17 stores reg. 14.00
.I 'IT IQL'E BROWN LE.-\TH hR GROGL. ES
lJoulc\'ard 112 -all 17 sto1'es reg. 11.00 ·
CH ILDREN 'S VALUES
C:OTTO\' Ki\ IT POLO SH Ill TS , 3-7
little boys 52 -all 17 stqrcs reg. 3.50
BOYS' PATTERl\'ED DR ESS PANTS, 3-7
little boys 32 -all 17 stoi·es reg. 5.00
G IRLS' l'L.\ID J U:..IP ERS, 7-1+
sports,vear 7.7 -all 17 sto1:es reg. 8.00
COTTON FLARE-LEG PAN T S, 3-6 :\
sporls\vear 17 - all 17 stores reg. 1 .9~
~LIP-ON AND CA RDI GAN S\V EATERS
pt·e~teen DO -all 17 stores reg. 7.00~11.00 ·
G IRLS' PA NT S, SIZES 6-1+
pre-teen !)O -all 17 stores reg. 8.00-12.00 .
GIRLS' r.\l\T\' HOSE. BEI GE
accesso1~s f·18 _:.all 17 sto1-es reg. 1.:!9
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V INYL CA R SE.\T S. \\'H !TE
furniture 12·1 -all 17 stores reg. 16.00
c o ·n 'ON PRESSES, PRI NTS. PLAIDS
toddlers 128 -all 17 stores . reg. 4.50-7.00 ·
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8.99
8.99
8.99
6.99
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"o:'; .. -·~ Satunl01, N""!t.t 22, 1969 DAILY ~IL~,@ ;
Bowl·· Bid · Bruins, USC Clash for Rose
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:~ . 'LOS ANG~ (AP) ..,.(1)CLA and, str~1t lrip \o P~'1 big bowl New; selected aftd announced! late ·this after~,
Sootller1) call_.• ,,.Jio)oril, • bothr Yea" •pay, , , , ,..._~but~ ..... ~~'l'IJlri',, 'SoullitmCal,r\th'a'~.rtQOrdlrithe
their 1Mu11 1'idtron ~ ~y·wtth Pai!lllC-i Cehrerence, cajj earn' u,e bowl'
the pr<iligl..,. -BoWI bGOoi' at stake. cliote' eveo U \he aame ends In a Ue,. The
A _.tty cr!"..14, ol 90,!09 '! expected ~jans' ~e1 aaf"e wai with Nolfe pime,
at Me~;,.,..pme wlU be: ,4'14,. . . , • ,. , a naUa:W 1ttne6iift-·ABC -• 1 ·UCLA tS 5-0-t ht the conference, thanks
with the f aet for S P;M. '~ · to a 20--!0 tie with Stanford. .
The U<;I.¥ Bruins, coached 11,;Tommy Overall, botb ieims· are ~t, The win·
Prothro, iP'_lifaV<ftd by a •nder' nwg_in' ner will meet ·the:-Bir Ten reprtsintaUve,
while OOlclt"Jobq McKQ's TrOjal{s' ,are presumably tithe!\ Michiga'n ·or .Purdue.
shootln&.,:for an. un~ted.1f6Ur'µI The 1mlctwest vl*lna ttam will' be . ' '
nOOn. • ' • " !ilostrObserrers-,~ct uu. .,., wQt be
'Cloee alillough UCLA. with a flrlf.'year
varsity junlor, _Denriis Dwnmit, ·at· the
On TV '1'0dilll .
' , 3 p.HI., ~......... 7.,
quarterback contrOll, bas rolled up 317
points .Jn nine games., -~ Bruins' tr!PJH!>lion atl>ck , has
been·e~ciUng and1\1Pldalve. 1
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BRUl,N .HA~F,8A(I<: -UCLA senior halfback Greg
J ones . (43)1 the Bruins' leading rusher, will be in
action ~ay against USC at the Coliseum in a bat-
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tie to decide the West Coast Rose Bowl representa:-.
tive, In the background is Bruin quarterbact Dennb
Dummit (19). ',
Ram, ·cowboy iook-alikes
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When the Rams 1 and the Dallas Cow·
bo,Y.S stare at e.ach other acfoaB the line
of. Scrimmage in the Coli~m .Sunday,
it'D be a Uttk liki looking ,ih _the.mirror.
Thf slmilaritieii: between the two NFL
po"·ers are .Striking.
For one thiilg, they are both winners,
and this is one reason why the _game has
been a sellout for almost, a month. Ap-
f,roldmately 78,000 will be on hand __ le>
nspect the oulC<lme. It starts at 1:05
p.m.
George Allen's Rams are 9-o and seek-
ing to become the first NFL team to win
Sports on TV
For Weekend
Big event '·or the weekend teleVision
fare ls the VSC-UCLA footblJl game, on
ctianntl 7 this afternoon at 3 o'clock
dJrect from the Coliseum.
Chris Schenkel and Bud Wilkinson will brh~\ht' comlnentary on Ulls one follow·
lng the Ob10 State-Michigan Kame in tile
momihg and airing of the woftd· mid-
dleweight championship fight between
Nino Benvenuti and Luis Rodriguez direct
front Roine, Italy. All on Channel 7.
Laker fans will see Jerry \Vest and
mmplny from San Francisco tonight on Channel s. ,_
1J1 1,m, 111 CL -NCM FOO!llALL -Ohio si.11 llKl!nff .. Mlchl9•~ WOlwr 11a. 1111 Fltmml119,
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10 in , a row without a ]Ols s.ince .Green
Bay turned the trick in :1982. While Los
Angeles leadf the Coa!tal ·Dirision by
four games over Baltimore,-Dallas (8-1)
has a s~milar_ advan~ge in the Cp;pitol.
The Rams finished 11·1·2 in 1967, but
lost · tc·the Packers in the Western Con-
ference title game, and last season their
10-3-1 piark was not good enough to top
~altimore in th"eir awn division.
Meanwhile, the Cowboys have always
been the brkiesmaid, but never U1e bride.
In 1967 they won the Eastern champion-
ship, yet lost to the Packers in the title
game, and la.!t ye,ai:, after Unishing 12-2
in the regular season, the CowOOys were
thrashed by Cleveland for the Eastern
crown.
On the field, the two teams are also
Iook·alikes.
For e:umple, each is led by a tall,
powerful ·quarterback with a sling-shot
ann. The Rams' Roman Gabriel (6-4,
~) is the third leading passer in the
league ·and has thrown 18 touchdown·
~ but just one in!.ercepUon in 266
attempts. His counterpart, Dallas' Craig
Morton (6-4, 214 ), is the NFL's fourth
leading pa511er. He has tossed fQr 14
tqyct\dowhs, deSplte ,.f1¥Uhlg ) shoulder 1injury.' I -
-In· the backfieki, bOth 'tearris have a
versaUle rookie runner. Both Larry Smith
of the Rams and Calvin Hill of the Cow·
boys seem destined for "star'' status.
Smith, from Florida, is the ninth Jea<f...
lng rusher in the league wllh 437 yards
on Ill carries, and ls also the club's
secorid highest recelvtr with 29 catches.
Like Smith, Hill is a first draft choice.
CurrenUy, the Yale product is lhe hot-
test rookie in the NFL. He Is the league's
top rusher with 807 yards and a s.z
average.
Additionally, both teams have a set of
neet receivers. Lance RentzeJ and Bob
Hayes of Dallaa rate among the beat
pass-catch.ing' combinations, but the
Rams' Jack Snow and WendeU 'I\lcker
have caught more passes.
Furthermore, the Rams and Cowboys
have the two offensive tackles from last
year's All-Pro team in Bob Brown and
Ralph Neely. Neely, however, may not
play because of a knee injury. His re-
placement is Rayfield Wright, a third·
year man who gets the honor of facing
Deacon Jones.
Jones and his fellow Fearsome Four-.
some companions are currently tied for
the league lesd in tackling the pas!er
with 38. The other team claiming that
dis tinction? Righi, it's the Cowboys, and
they also have a nickname-The Dooms.
day Defense:
Brown and Neelr1may be football'.!1 two
best offensive tacKles, but the Rams'
,.1erlin Olsen and the. Cowboys' Bob Ully
are ~erlainly lhe two finest defepslve
tackles. Each has been an All-Pro for
se veral seasons, Olsen on the left side
and Lilly on the right.
For final comparisons, both teams
ha ve two All·Pros in their secondary.
Linebacker Maxie Baughan and safety
Eel Meador are the Rams with that
honor and linebacker Chuck Howley and
cornerback Cornell Green are the Cow·
boy" Like the Cowboy game. the remaining
Collseum meetings with the Vikings an<!
Colts are both sellouts.
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Southern c11, .. with t a f4at ~tu.rln1
iOphomore at quart.erbac~.JlnuDy JOnes,
has p~yed. fat more conserv1Uvely,
grindirii out y1ri!age on ~lhe rushea by
tailback Clarence Davis;
Davis, -..the Succesaor \o the 1 Trojans'
celebrated O.J. Simpson~ ia'the natioo'a
leading big college rusher_ with 270 car:
rles for:l,DI yards.· '
This ts not to say, however, that the
Trojans caa't excute the loai.bomb play.
Jimmy Jooes has at leut,two daqirous
receivers. 1n this a.spect,_ ~bby Chandlett
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80,000 to See
Stanford, Cal
In Big .Game
STANFORD (AP),-Some 80,000 of the
faithful are expected to jam Stanford's
football Stadium today when California
travels down the Peninsula for the 72nd
annual Big Game.
Stlllford Ii favored· by 14 points to win
its eighth game in the last nine meetings
with the Golden BeBl'I, but the hlstOry or
this season-ending cluh for boUl xbooll
I>; dotted With -ls.
Though the Ind.Jans presently hav~ • 1-
2-1 record and can (JOSI their· boll mark
since their 1941 Rose Bowl team by
beating the Bean, the eeuon still must
be counted something of a dlsa~
pointment by both squads .
Stanford's inability to beat either
Southern Cal oc UCLA -the Indians Ued
the Bruins -has kept them 01it of the·
Rose Bowl despite its finest team in
yean.
Cal, now 5-4, was cru.!Jhed' by UCLA.
lost to Southern Cal in the final minute
and then fejl ,apart against ,Oreg~ State
in losifl& all Pacific-I Conference cham-
pionship hopes.
The game will match the passing of
Stanford's Jim Plunkett -who owns
most of the sea10n offense records ln the
Pac-I and is now going after the career
marks:__ agal.nst a California running at~
tack that Jacks consistency.
Cal's P,efense has also fie~ strong on
occasions this year, but injuries have
spoiled its Overall effectJveness.
"We ex~ct an all-out battle," says
Stanford coach John Ralston, who points
out that the underdog has won four of the
last six Big Games.
"Yoa have to live with the outcome of
this one through the long winter months,"
flays Cal's Ray Wlllsey." ·
His star full back, Gary . Fowler, said,
"The Big Game Is an emotional thing.
Froth the way pradlce bas been going, I
fetl we'll be ready."
Both 'teams are Jn good shape. Cal
welcomes back quarterback Steve CurUs,
wh.o was No. I.before breaking his col-
larbone against UCLA. Dave Penhall will
start, however.
Stanford gets fullback Howie Williams
and ·starting offensive guard Bob
Reinhard b8ck. Boih played only slightly
la.!lt week, though Hillary Shockley took
over for WllDairis and d1d In excellent
job,
The Indians have won seven of the last
eight Big Game,, but Cal won 10 of I 4
before that. Overall, Stanford has won 32,
Cal has won 29 and there have been JO
Uea.
w~:he.s played ·the last ff"IVfgames with
two , injUrefi .. fing,rs on hl.!1 ;ri&ht haDd
otrappe<I wtth <ape, and Sam'Dicker,.a.
lo addlUon to Davia, Southern Cal bas
other hard-nosed tunnerS in Charlie
Erins, MIU• Berry and Lou Harris: and
still another fine pass catcher in Terry
DeKraai, 1
The T'rojans1 also have fl fine · place
klcker in Ron Ayala, whose clutch field
goal·ln the .ft.lat second topji[ed Stanford,
26-24,
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UCLA boaN ll'eat recel-. oOtl!ily
George Fanner, a big but ellrmtb'~
ex-trJtk ma9 Gwe:p C90IW -~ ~!t
let th4 ~ Gw blll'I''"' -and,~
Gani!. • , J:llJ;t I )>,•" •
Cotnplel!lfntlng Dlilun1t and hla Pai'a-
aclion e1ercisc are two of the best j>od-
yardage ru'nnen op the·~ cfei J~s
and Oeet M\cltey CUreton.,.,,'l , , ~
Oelemlytly, the Troj•"*' Ir• bll ·and
fast and UCLA is big -1~ fal( ~. ---~--,_
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football team is Sandy Durko (16), p!Clured atibve in recent ,actio1t...
Dtirko is expected to have bis hands full, defending against the pas•!
ing lalenls. of UCLA quarterback Denrus, Dummit in the. imporlaD}.
Paclllc-8 game loday at lbe Coliseum, ;: .
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Sports in Brief . ·:.
Ortiz Spurred . by · Blo()d., ,
Takes VerdictFromLeite . . -...
NEW YORK -Goaded on by the shrill
whistle.s of hls fans pleading for action,
Carios Ortiz rallied In the late rounds
Friday night and scored a 10-round
decision o.ver Brazil's Edmundo Leite at
Madison Square Garden.
Ortiz, the former lightweight champion
of the world, was making hl.!I first start in
17 rrionths · and showed distinct signs of
rust In the early going.
Then Carlos, re.!lponding to insistent
whistling and boos from his fans, came
on Jo take the d~ision with a flurry in
the last three' rourids.
Jude:c TOfJ_Y_iCastellano scqred It 7-3 and
judge John Mai"shio had it 4-3-3 for Ortiz.
Referee Barney Phelan called it a draw
with · four rounds for each man and two
even.
Jn the seventh round, Leite opened a
cut at the corner of Ortiz' right eye in a
two-fisted e.,.;change with the ex~hamp.
The blood -to spur Ortiz on, • WE~tBLEV, England -Corona del
Mar'! Rocj Laver aiid Tony Roche, the
top-rated stars, powered their way lo Ule
final of the BrWSh~ Open indoor .termis
championship at Wembley Friday n~~:
Laver, playing the best tennfl aeen:tn
the tolltnament thus far ; downed r.c.,
Okker of ,the Netherlands a.a, i-2. -~-·
The match wu all over in just over-a
hour. Okker'! speed about court got fiiin
nowhere against . Laver's profeuioilal
court.craft and scorching backhand.
By contrast it took Roche 2~ hours to
overcome Earl BuchhoJ.z,of &L Louis, 6-3,
7-9, 15-13. . ..
LAS VEGAS -Erratic Jimmy P-.oi<Jl
and steady Chuck Scally both-~
of 67 Frklay to tie for the first rounif:~
In the $18,750 Nevada Open .golf UNtd8T
ment. ~::-;:·
Powell, a veteran from Yorba Liriti;
came within a. stro&e qi Ar:nO\d Palmiif:S
front nine coilrse reCord . at the' Pat:lft
Sahara Nevada Country c;tub with a ;ioi
He shot .four consecqUve birdies onJih!·
front side. · ' ,:::_::::
Scally, of Coraopolis, Pa., played a( !M .
Paradise Valley Country Club· and ·llliol·
nine-hole &cores ~~ 33 and 34. ~ar: ~t'
Par1dlle Valley ia 72. ·
Alone at 11·waa Martin -.,/ W)>ite Plains, N,Y. with _., ol l6JI. !.(.et
was Joe Porter, Grants Pasl, Ore:, iii:~ 1:)0-.,,m. Jll CL -llOX!NG -Cl\tmpl911 Nine l!ltnvfl!llll "'· No. I cl\111~""' Luis ltoclrlo~ 15-~ IOI" ti>• tlll11d ml«ll-l•hl 111r.. H-••
COlfll rll'lllSkit II P1l1no DtHI s-1 '" 11:-. ti.Iv, l:lq,o.mf CUI CT -WltESTL1NG -Chide H .. rll "~' f I Tiit P:or"""-m. ·en CL -NCAA FOOTBALL -UCLA ., 11 Cfltls $d\W•l, 8ud WllldtUOft mlli•lde' •I IM
4, •. m,";t'J"(F -80WLING-JOl!nflV Gllffllhfr vs. Dlex 11t11wr •
Rodriguez, Benvenuti Fight Tonight . ' a 36-33. ·:::
PHILADELPHIA ·-The New f i~.
Knicks stopped a last period Philadelpl'M
rally F\iday night Iii defea\ theilen•
94 and extend lhelr National lluteibUI • ,_ p.rn !SJ C:T -OUtDOOll:S -G..s.l!Dvt G.d• dl1 t l1!1n·l'i:ir "Ytllaw lllvtr 8~11." " s .. ,,,. in cT -";\ cL1,.s -From •II NFL. ROME (AP) -A nervous and AFL 49fftfl lttl Wffkt •
s ''"',,1· 13'1 ,. -FUT oL -IL«"-cit tote..-dt nusu lly t'ght Up_, NI Be e t' "'1~~0i.1.tn. ISi CL -IASKEj8ALL -LA 1..ii:,, •• , u ~ I : Y"". no, ·1" nu I
SF ~'rJ· ChlCt Hetrn. o CJ!; 5c11Nd et11rhljl• .,. went into secluSIOn Friday on the eve of
"'::':io, .. '", tfj~cr -~~~'r;R. 01:11.1v -'' ... I.ht ddeme ol bis :world . middlewei&Jtt
• "V.it"f"i.t1 , ~WEo ; iA~;." .-t. · boling UUe apWt; .top-rinked 'Lull ~ -~~co.I s..-, Rodrlguea.
F ''31 •:1\ 'U.ar ;:~P,~ ~~"Ui.;.~1' := The Miami-based Rodriauu, 32. ap-. '"~ :ltrc!~ ~~.ri"ti~umtti1.'l'~~c11 o.o. peared confident as he prepared for a t!\~~~~oor1cauer~Etrra11t11 "*/'IN'-FfM· crack at the tiUe he has betn cha.sin& for c~~';i!~k 111 ia-_;J,L Foor1.41.L: -•• 111....,, more than t-.-o years. -~~·l:'MW C[-":'1-FOOTIALL,-Chicilltltll Jlis big opportunity will come tonight .~~"\r '~~t)j1 -;~~el.~!!:'T~. ~ ~~'-lld before a capacity cro"'d of ll,000 Jn 1111:·.~ 1~1 !! u. vs . ~.!£.!"°om Ktll• Rome's modernistic Srvwt• Palace """'"•.. '" Jftt...-.. ~-. r--· -• '·~ ~ -i c~t:~TAJI• -·"':11~" The fight will be telecast Uve by :~Id!> "''~' "' ~ 11 '"°!"'-'• "" satellite to lhe tJo.1lted States where it will
111.m. i!1 c.t -UC.LA vs. \!Sc -TOl'l'I H•<l!'01 " be ohown on ABC's WJde World ol Sports t:i ~·t~COI~ W!t~f •lltr!IOM. ftll!I J o.m. ~, c::clh1M"&.:'1~~'t'R'!.. F'Oft'I ""'trMlor program.
's1i:':\°'u1f tr-~"6itos -(,.1 ... ",.,.. "' ''I'll beat Nino because tam 100 Umes .Mt•·'"· 01 ~" ~ H.t.MAJ!~t'ri.-.,_,.,,,.,, ,x,., better,'' _Rodriguez: said. ''it will be a fan-~1111 1.::.°':,:.=1·~n t::t~· "°'1' ,._, tasUc thins -exploltve."
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The challenger and his manager,
Angelo Dundee, have said ever since they
came to Rome 10 days ago they have had
no other problem but to wait out for the
figbt.. • • . . • ' . •it am happy for '''this opportunity,"
Rodriguez said. "I ha.ve nothing to worry
"" '.J'V Todaw
Ch•nnel '1, l :30 P.Jfl.
abOut and that goe!J for the crowd. the
referee or Benvenuti. If possible. I'll gG
for the k.1ockout. Otherwise I'll go
through the IS rounds and take it by a
decision."
Benvenuti, \\'ho is one year youngtr
than his challenger, sought rut 1111d calm
in a hotel in suburban Rome after de.ye of
controversy lnvolvin& hts atyle, hil lhape,
lhe referee of the fiaht and his own
peraonal life.
The champiaJ has changed h i s
talkative mood ever tince be Oew into
Rome Tlibnday"flvnl, hil .. lhililns ·bead·
quaners. at Santa Vittoria d' Alba, in the
Pledmoot Alpa,
"He needs'only to ·rest and concentrate on the figllt," said manager Bruno
_.\maduzzi, "U he's nervou.!I, it's a good
sign."
Put b:efore leaving Santa Vittoria
d'Alba the champia.1 had gald he was
preparing for a big show against
Rodriguez.
"I want to close the mouth or all those
who have criUclzed me," he blasted.
"The only way to do It Is with a cltar vlc·
tory over Rodriguez. J am alill the but.
and 1'11 prove IL"
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But press reports tn. Ttaly were filled
with "'arnlngs' for the boxer y,·ho has been
the darling of ltall•n crowds for nearly a
deca~. +
' Critics e0m;lainod; Ille ·champion had
alowed down, ~cause of the easy Ufe
which followed bb boxing triumphs and
wealth. They supported . their views by
polntbg to hJs poor pertonnances during
the last t•o l!Ue deftnlel. Benve~U outpointed Don J'uitnler of
Salt Lake City, Utah in Sin Remo one
ye•r '•go and retained Illa t!Ue Jn Naples
last' month when Fraser Scott of Seattle,
Wash. was disqualified for buWnr.
Sports writers also expressed fears
rt11niing Benvenutl's new ttat.1ing
methodl under American Al Sllvant. The
champion h•s lowered his defe:M6 a bit
"&o be quieter and tberper," be llld.
AsaociaUon wJruilrig streak ot H ''' . . .. ,,,
JOHANNESBURG -Goller 0.!'Y
Player; 1~enc!e\l >Paijhei~tal ~~-
' ~~~:i.~~~ American"=
stir Arthur Allie· complete In open~
ments here. ..-· •·
"The government ol South ~
rlJ!hlly 0< wron(ly, has decided ~·· policy of .aeparate development. 11t,1:1;11
(he ,Jaw and whether ooe is whke, ~
brown or brindle, one baa to obey 1~1!,_;~ . '.
LOS ANGELES -The Loo ~
Lakers fought the San Dtego Rocbil.
100.te, Friday night at lhe Fonml. ,::;
, Pacing the crippled vlcton. wat:<ld
rtllable lerry West who peppon(,~
nets lor 11 points. ~;:..
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:Rustlers
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Saddleh ~-ck in ·T-itle :ShoWdo·wn
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·~~i.-Campaign
Golden West Coll<i• will rlllJ down the
·~ curtaJn on what could be tile wtnningest
football su110n In the four-year history
'~"'·"Of the school toniahf, when the Rustlers
• · entertain Cypress College at Orange
... ·. Coast Colltge. Kickoff is at a o'clock.
, ~ .. A Rustler victory would be No. 6 for
the aeuoo after three succesaive years
~~.:.in whlcb the GWC squad haJ won five.
"~·"Golden West bas never had a losing foot,.
.·'-bollowon.
•.,' Coach Ray Shackltlord has compiled : an i.mpreaalve record in four se~
-;:-20-14-1.
:---· · '"l'his bas been a 11tilfying year.'' ht
:, .. · uys. "We were in the running all the i ·way and we )lave played some « the
1 beat \earns around. Now we would like
·, ·to get that sWb win to give our kids a ..l .-. ·new mart.."
~ The Rutten are in good health for the
~' .game, for 'the mo.I part. MJl<t Compn,
• ~:-ftlrtini tifht end this aeuon, has bt.ien ~ sidelined with a tnte injury and will riot
7 auit up toniCbt· He ill al80 tbt center on
puma •
. The Golden Wut eleven wUI 10 with
Tony Bonwell at quarterback wlth Char·
lit Buckland in the tal!back spot. They
Me the team slatilttcal leaders this
ttUOO and each baa done an outatand·
In( job of llvllll th• Ruatlm thelr best·
~ ~·tr ncord.
l · . -'Cypress, on the olbtr hand, bu won ~ : but one decilion in eight outings. ~ • : coach Carl Scbilltr's Chargers have ~;~hit hn by the injury but as well
•. : u lollll( two slarltrs lo the milllary
•. wvl<talmld-ttUoo. •
• Joe McGuckln, the ltadinl ru.sber on -
-~the Cllarpr team. is a doubUul p.1rtlcl-
~panL He hu a leg injW')' and milled
Jut weell's 1ame. Ht is replaced by
;;<;Gary Goultttt.
~· Quarterback Jim Martinez has bun
:·· _a malDltay all IWIClll ·and i1 the one the
i : Cblrpn depend on to generate a pus-
·: Ina pme. ! . · In addition to the moat wlna ever, the
: Golden Weat team will allo add to a ruah-
; In( yardqe mark HI Jut -k. In ellhl ... gama, the Rustlen have amaaed 1188
: yltdl and 1nythlq they ldd lo lht total -ll
lonJl!hl will Jncreue tht tdflt OVtt tht.
1111'1 lWn !olal of 1145.
eot.Ollf Wl lf ~ r, US T"" ..... Ill t!: Art J.tllCMt i: 111 ANIY y.,_ T C.rl "-•~rt
'• 19 Cllerltl ~ G Joflrt !"-!If '~ • ,. ''" Wll-c Dorl .. .,..,.,
i• 2'I hlll ...... dlll G KM Mol'rl•
2H Jtff H1'NMM T IOD Alllll'I•
".'Ii. Mllui ,.rllldY I! IOll "-*'I• • · 1• Tll'IY ..,,..II I Jim Martlfltt ~~ • -17$ ...... ,..l'l(lfllft • o.Ml1 .... !'I
Ir• . 171 C!Mrtle tuddtM I 0.rY Ot111.n1
111 ~ &ll~dW • Girt MICDe\llfU .
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·~ -! · · Northeastern Oklahoma A&M and
• .. ·-Arizona Western, contestants in the
~ · NJCAA Bowl game in Savannah, Georgia
~ ·.00 Nov. 28, are rated one-t\vo in the J. C.
~ Grid-Wire selecti<l'l.S of top two-year col-
• Jene football leaml.
Coach George Hartman's fabulous Sad-
dltback College football learn come&
race-to:face with reality tonight at Heme"t
High whea It tries for an unpnlCedented
~ undisputed con1ertnce championship
in Its first year of league compeUUon.
The Gauchos will be facing the num ber
lwo team in the Desert COnferenct, Mt.
San Jacinto, with kicko(f a1 a o'clock .
A Saddleback victory w!U assure
Hartman's team of an outfight chan1·
pjonship and a loss will leave them in a
three-way tie for the top spot
Also riding on the outcome of toniglit's
game ia a berth ln the state junior college
small lchools playoffs. Saddleback could
clinch the~ bid with a win or a tie.
Otherwise, the entrant will be decided at·
the confueoce table.
The Gauchoa have one.of the most ex·
ploalve unill in junior colleae ranks Lhis
year. Paced by Toby Whipple and Rod
Grave1, they have nin up a fantastic
t?tal of 3,425 yardJ.ruihlnc'a.nd passing in eight game1.
This is almost 2,000 yards more than
the 1,497 they have given up' tO the <1p-
pcsltlon. · · · •
Graves is the stauSUcaJ J°eader In com-
bined rushing and pa$8iog in lbe state
w.hlle Whipple leads the viea th rushing
and scorina:. Botb have poated 1mpreuive
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Directions to Hemet. High School.
Take the Santa Ana ·rr,eway norlh to
the Newport Freeway. Go north (right)
to the Riverside Freeway. Tutn right and
go into the city of Riverside. /furn right
on Van Buren and go east to Highway
395. TUrn·right on Hwy. 395_ to .Highway
~4. This will bring you int.ii Hemet. Stay
KN IGHT ON THE LOOSE -Foothill High's Jim Votaw smashes
through Neff defenders for a nice gain during Friday night CJ.F play-
oU action. The Knights bowed to Neff, 12-7, in a duel of undefeated
on V4 through town to Santa Fe Ave.~. three point margins. Since that time,
le tt on Santa· Fe to Re met High School. • Saddle back has rompe'd 6vtr -seven
credentials iri the eight g1mes pl11yed. e:tralght foes whlle Mt. San Jacinto ha•
WJ(Ue 'Hartman is pleased With · his lost only lo MirJ Costa, 7-0, on an lri-
team's offen.se and feels the dele~ has t.ereepted pus return.
done .3·good job as well, be says: · The Eagles drove to the Mii-a·Costu
''We'll have <lW' toughest game of the two as the game ended in a bid for vie·
season with Mt. San Jacinto. 11iey ha ve tory.
1wo fine rurtnlna: backs -the best _ two Which brings up the conver•lon rule. ~~ks we have faced thi_s year. Coach . Roger Cl'laney says he will
· ~Y . are -~•!JO. a. big team ;<'!1e of· .ordinarily go with his kick et blll in such a
femtve lme ~verages m in, PoWlCIS pet • sltUAlllon as he f~ W.tth M)fa eoeta, he
man) an~ we wttfhave. to do a good j~b wouldn't hesitate to go for two points. , of blocking and t-;:ickl!ng to stay with ,
them."
The two backs Hartms.n iJ referring ~to
are Alo~z.o Brown and Harry Btmon.
Brown hU acored 12 touchdowns and
BeDlon la the leading ground gainer with
800 yards.
BQth teamg I01Jt early season ,det:isions .
Id Southw~nj C<>Dege · by ldenlical
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2(lO 8ob Ut'tlt .
117 °"" ~rtll'I ' '10 Jiff Vlrctlrt
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ouUits. Al so seen for Foothill are Rick Haugen (50) and Craig Grimm
(88). The Knigltts meet Rolling Hills next
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GLENN .WHITE
Sports Editor
Redlands
Posts 20-8
Triumph
B1 ROGER CARLSON · ,
Of• ti.I Dllh' ,. .... Miff ~
REDLAj'iDS -,-Loata Hieb .School's
Saxons enlered MM loi>lball playoff
compe!IUon for the llrsl lime In Its his-
tory Friday night but foUnd lht going
rough, bowing 20-8, · lo Rtdlands High
al lht Unlv,.nlty or Redllodl.
1be host Terrien put.,on an aweaome
display of ball control coupled with a
defense that was Jn a word, inUmidating,
before a full houae of 7,000. ·
Coach Paul Womack'I ' Citrus . Belt
League chaffipions intinildated every fa·
cet of the Saxons' offente as they shut
doWn tailback Ray Spagnuo~ and 'turn-
ed Wa.ra's hiahly-t.outed. rollout offense
into~ a shambles.
Nothtng went well for coadl Herb Hill's loaers. -.
Tailbact Spagnuolo waa· held to only
12 yards in nine carries. His Jongeat run
of the JUght was five yarda.
~back Standley, meanwhile, was
sackJd .even Umes for los1e1 and ended
up with a net-nal\ing yardage of minus
23.
The rest ol the Sax.ons couldn't do much
better u Redlands limply took it to them
from every. arigle and never let up.
Loar a played good defeme ~especially
fn the first half -but still found ittelf Ofl
the short end of a 7-0 score after two per·
iods. .
The Terriers put together one drive,
accumulated their only four fi'rst downs
of the hall, and drove 71 yards 'for the
tally with Scott Russell going the final
foot with 7:21 to go before intermission,
Later, in the fourth quarter, WOmtck's
Impressive crew put it out of reach with
a 4J.yard drive comwning JI plays.
It added its l.hlrd TD to make it 20.0
when lineman John Willlaril.s fell on a
loose ball in the end zone to cap a 57-
yard march.
Loara's only score came wi\h less than
a minute to 10 when the Saxons .capital-
ized on a Redland1 fwnble on. the 23 and
three plays later Standley plissed to
Greg Helms for the only Loara touch-
down. ·
Standley added the tw~poi'nt convtr-
sion with a pasg to Spagnuolo.
~ Los Angeles Harbor. leader In the t Southern California Conference. Is rated ~ third as the highest California team with ~ . J>llUdena in fifth poa!Uon.
; : Saddleback College moved up from 19th
~ t& 11th this week and could go higher
; with a vic tory at Mt. San Jacinto Satur·
; diiy night.
Knight Defense Tough, 12-7 JAYCEE R UNNERS
PtACE FAR BACK
. Redlands domJnated play throughout,
1ndividually and teamwl11t. ?be only Sax-
on to fare well individually was middle
linebacker Mike Hanna, who took away
the Terriers' inside running game.
Redlands dominated the Irvine ~•rue
kingpins so well in the fint half that
Loa~a was able to net only one yard
rushing.
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t. Northeastern Okla. A&cM (9-0--0) 777
'.?, Arizona Western (8-0-(I)
3. Los Angel .. Harbor (7·Hll
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5. Puadt111 (741)
4. Pe•rl River, ?i.flss. ('4-01
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By CRAIG SHEFF
ot tl!o Oalb Pilwl $1111
One philosophy in some coaching cir·
cles is that Ute defense wins games and
the offense scores poinl.s.
That was defin itely the case Friday
night at Santa Ana Bowl as Foothill stop-
ped Neff pa11lng sensation Jim Macdon-
old cold in rolling to a 12·7 first round
CIF AAA football playoff victory.
Macdonald came into the game with
passing credentials second to none, bot
a hard pass rush by the Knights kcpl
the 8-0, 185-pounder scrambling all eve-
ning long .
Macdonald was sacked four limes for
tosses totaling 35 yards and he repealed·
Iy had to throw the ball in a hurry to cs·
cape the on-rushing Foothill linemen.
For the night, Macdonald completed
ooly 10 of 2.4 pases for 137 yards. In Ute
first half, Ute Ne.ff quarterback v.·as he ld
to just four completions in 11 attempts
for 48 yards.
\Vhile the defense was containing Mac-
donald in the first half, the offensing
running game wa s playing ball control
to perfecUon.
In the first half, Neff had the ball for'
only 23 offensive plays while Foothill
had the football 32 times. The Trojans
could only run off six play.s tn the first
qua rter.
All-Crestview League back-of-t he-ye::ir
Bob Speicher showed why he was glven
that honor by picking up 73 yards and a
touchdown in the first haU, For the game
Speicher totaled 111 yards in 20 carries
for a 5.6 average.
The Knights took advantage of a lucky
bounce to gain its only toochdown mid·
\\'ay through the first quarter.
\Vhen Foothill 's opening series gained
only three ·yards. Knights' kicker MikE"
Van Dordrecht punled to the Neff 27
\fhere the ball bounced oft lhe leg of a
Trojan halfback and v.•as recovered by
Foothill.
~~::' ~!Anaheim Rips Bruins, 24-0
... ·~ ' "> 87 HOWARD L. HANDY .~: : : > ..... IMlfr ,. .... "'"
. .; Tim Tborn and Geota• Fraaer of ;,n;,. : :Mint Hilb out on a two-man oflenaivc
:fllOW Frldoy nlllll lo anuff out hopes of
tbe W1lson Bruins 1n 1 first round AAAA
football pliyoff game at La Palma Sta-
dium before a, near c•P1city crowd. Final
...... tad: An.tbeim 2~ Wlllon O. : · :n.x-n put oo a daa~DI runillnf display
: :jQd Frater enahaeered tht attact by .. run·
: fi~ ind P1uinl with equal abendon to •: f111 coach Clare VanHoortbeie'1 Coloolll!
~: ... 1econd roond b1Ule 11111\11 Rodl1nds ..,.:ant week.
-:: ·'Anaheim and RidJandl met In resuJar
• rtaton pi.y early t.ht1 1e1son with the
Colonllfl winning. 21-t.
Anaheim scored lhe first time it had
";.,.11101> of the ball 11 Thom tJJrinted ~W Janll to the Wilton one yard strfpt and :~ifllove ovtr on the next play for the touch·
: "down. A bad 1n.1p on an atttmpted two-
• point convert.Ion left the icore at U 1fter
1:19.
The Colonisl! drO \'C to tht \Vilson one
before being stopped tht second Ume thPy
hid poaessiOn and the gainf: seltled into
a mid-field battle until the closing seconds
of the half.
At that point . sophomore f\1ike Davis
Intercepted a Bruin aerial in the end zone
to thwart a Wilson scoring attempt wit h
25 seconds remain ing in the period.
Brian Doheny. leading rusher for the
Wileon team this season, was sidelined
with an injury with 7:41 left in the half
on a blocking 1J.1Jignment for quarterback
Lamont Larkin. This hurt the Wilson Of·
tense for the balance of the night.
The MICOnd half was all Anaheim, both
on the scort-board and in the atallsUcal
columna. 1be Colon.Im scored once in the
third period •fter drlvlng 68 yards with
Frastt sneaking over from the ten.
The Anaheim firat team co1npletcd its
work for the ntght on the first play of the
fourth period with Fraser hurllng 10 Ed
Hovdey tor an eight-yard touchdown.
Rtserve quarterbaclt Joe McCulley· en·
ginccred the (iJlal TD and hit Cary Tozer
on a 35 yard scoring pass with 5:19 re·
maining. Anah eim attempted ·two-point
conversions every time and failed.
Until the ga me was unde r wraps. on ly
Thorn and Fraser carried for the Anu-
11eim team . The two·did suah a thorough
job, the Bruins had trouble bringing them
to earth despite kno"'ing who would carry
the ball virtually every play.
Thorn, in add.Ilion to hit offensive her·
oics. dld an outstanding job on defense
as v.•ell , coming up to meet the Wll!on
ball carrJers repeatedly. He also did all
ol the kicking for the Anaheim team.
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Six plays later, Speicher scored fr om
the eight and [)Qog Rothrock's perfecl
placement made it 7.0 with 6:58 left in
the opening quarter.
Speicher. along wilh teammates Craig
Grimm and Rick Hauge n tossed Macdon-
lilld for a Joss in the end zone to earn the
Knights a safe ty hall-way lhrough the
se<iond quarter. That made it 9-0.
Tile play was set up . when a pass by
Foothill quarterback Bob Blacklidge was
intercepted at the one-yard line. On the
first play, rvtacdonatd was nailed at-
teinpted to pass.
A fine return of the ensuing Neff punt
by fullback Jim Votaw set up 26-yard
fie-Id goal by Rothrock.
Votaw gathered in the Neff punt at
his ow n 35 and ran it back 49 yards to
the Trojans 26, Rottlrock's place111ent
ll'as perfec l, fi ve plays later fro1n U1c
16 to n1ake it JZ,O.
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Gold en West College cross country
forces placed 16lh and Saddleback Col -
lege was 20th in Friday's Southern Cal
jaycee championship meet at Pierce Col·
Jegc.
Los Angeles VaJley \VGn the title with
54 points. 32 ahead of runnerup ·Moor-
park.
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Pi1·ates Gain SoCal Semis
Aft er 2 Win s; GWC Splits
By GLENN WIDTE
Of flte Di iiy ,.lltt 91111
It 's Orange Coast College against po-
tent Fullerton Junior College this morn-
ing at Cerritos College In an 11 o'cloc.k
semi(\nahi match of the Southern
California jaycee championships.
OCC, two-Lime defending champion,
outlasted El Camino, 9-5, and edged Cer-
ritos ~-in. Friday tourney action, which
was split between Cerritos and Rio Hon-
do.
The Pirates will play ln the 4 o'clock
finals today if they get by this mornihg's
show. If they lose. they return for a 2
p.m. test.
Golden West bounced back from its 7-2
loss to Cerritos in first round action to
sink Ei Camino, 4-2. so 1he Rustlers Play
Long Beach today al 10.
Orange Coast hit Cerritos with quick
goa ls as Mike Allbright and Gary
Thompson connected lo · the lirs.t two
minutes. But the Falcons took a timeout
and then came back to score four
sLraight and settle for a 4-3 leadat
halftlme .
They were on top, 5-4, as the last
quarter began. Then Allbright scor«I to
tie it. With five minutes to go Steve
\'/ogncr made a penalty shot to put OCC
Jn the lead. 6-S.
• Tiien the defense held on in what coach
.lack P11llerton ~ailed "one . of the be st
Jaycee gan1es I C\'Cr sa1Y," Albright h.'.'d
three goab, Wagner two and Tho6mpaon
one.
Coach Tom Herslad's Rustltrs broke 1
2-2tie in the routrh quarter when Harry
Noah made good on 1 pair of penalty
shots. the first coming with 5:3' k> pl1y
-the second with 1:0$ rernalnin& in the
game.
Golden West never trailed, tetUng Its
rirst two .atllies from Gary Grombacher
and Don· Lippoldt.
Gerritos left the Ru1Uer1 behind
quickly, hooting lo a 3.(1 halftime Jeadand
4-0 fivantage aefore Gotdtn West could
score, Dave Miller andRlck Bryan pick·
. ed up goals forthe loae:rs.
Orange Coast had to strugale for a pair
nf quarters against El Camino. Coich
Jack Fullerton;s Redcoata were down at
halftime, 4-3,
Ho\l'ever. he made a !IOme •d·
justments, pulling his li&htet swimmers
In !ht pool lo gel more mo.tm<nt. Pu-I
Una John Blauer, Lonnie Ketfover, Chris
Gammon and Steve Schwer In the water
oppanmlly !urned lht Irick •
The Pirates blasted El Camino, "l, the
final two periods.
Bob Mostley and Dou& Schlwnburg
'fl'l!:re lauded by Fullerton for their ef·
forta. Schaumburg blocked 1 l aoal at.
tempts while Motelty ICOrtd twlct,
played strona defense and came upwlth
a couple of ateal!I.
~like AJlbrlght tallied three., 81auer
had two while alngle scores were plcktd
up by Steve \Vagntr and Gary Thompson.
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In Playoff11,
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: ·Glendora: Trips ·
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Vaqueros, ~3-6
By .JORN CASS Trellcllel punt bad put the Tar·
Of n. ...,,. PlW S.... tans. deep ~ I hole.
'Two bigbnoki and tbe run-Maiiy Mercurio bad com·
nlng ol Rick Storie spelled the pleted a toog pus to Ken
end ol the awon !or 1lancho HuiJMga to get the ball Into
AJamltoa as the Vaqueros w«e maneuvering territory when
defeated, l.M, by· the Tartan1 Gary James appaftntJy lnte_,..
ol Glendora In llnt round CIF cepied a aecond long elforl, ,
football playoff action beld oo returning to the Tartan 10.
the Bolsa Grand<r lligh School Glendora found Ilse!!, bow·
field Friday oight. ever, with a first down on ill
Stone, whci carried the ball own 42 Instead of in a defen-
27 Umes for the Tartans, ga1 n. sive pcsjtion at the 10, as tbt
ed 114 of Glendora's total rush. resuJt of a pass interference
ing yardage ot 146 and scored penalty called on the intercep.
both yjsitor touchGowns. , tioo.
Ria first effort, the first big Stone toot over that point
break of the game (Ol"the Tar· and virtually ~ the Va.
tans, was a 39-yard punt re-queros iniq the dirt as he jal>o
tum after Kevin Tre.ischel bed away for abort yardage . was forced to ktck trom deep · until be went into the end zone iii his end zooe. from the five, .JS plays later.
Stone's run was a thing of Gladd's ldct'went off-to the
beauty as he received the ball side but Glendora held a 13-1
behind a wall of blockers. He lead with oo]y 1:37 remaining
broke to the eastern sideline in the garrie.
and was forced1 to cut back Rancho's tally was also due,
into the field only one time as In part. to a.bit of misfortune
he sped, untouched, to paydlrt. on Ille .part ol the off.,,... On
With Z:13 remaining in the the 8eeond play of the eecohd
half, Ron Gladd's PAT kick period,:PauJ Shane recovered
W"11 throogb the uprights to a Tartan IUmble on the Glen-
If you have trouble buiidln1 • rhythm Into your
swing, chKk to 111 if you 1r1 ma.kine a "forward
press" before 1tartin1 your .backsw1ng.
The forward presa 11 merely a .very sli1h~ move-
m9nt of th• hands 1pd/or· the right knu toward
the' target {SM Illustration), This action should ~
followed lmmodlattly by the start of the b1<kswln1.
It is sort of' 1 rockini: forw1rd, t.hen back end. Into
the1wing. . .
Such a pre_ulag forward helps lr11 lht body .
from any tension th1t might h1v1 -bullt up dur!nl
the address period. It activates your 1ctual. 1w1nc
in a manner that wUI provide a smooth, unified
takeaway rather thin one In which one part-
1ayi the:hands-movt out •held of tvei'ythina: elsL
.. 0 INJ Mn..._,.,. give Glendora a 7-6 half$le dora ~·' , ,
adv&'Uge. Trel&Chel and Jante5 were ----------~--------S-'s final TD came aboot the bl(·g&iiien,-for the Va~ue·
alter Glendora n<eived the ros, picking up 46 and 43 yarda
break of the game. rushing. Tn!l!cbef alJo con-
Glendora !tarted a march nected for 15 yards in passes.
from the Tartan 15 ·after a .... 0
Standings
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Los Alamitos Zips ·
To 27-1,3 Triumph
By STEVE ANDREWS
Of t1M t111tr l"lltt Steff
Los Alamitos. nx:le the Jeft
arm· of quarterback Vic Pere-
boom to a 27·13 CJF AA play·
off victory over A1ta Loma in
football action Friday.at'West-
ern High.
The senior signal-caller com·
plet.d U of-18 passes (or 2fJ6
y3,ds and two touchdowns in
the opening round win over the
Hacienda League champions.
eron set up the next score.
HiXoo ran over from the If
on a fourth down and Pere-
boom added a...,two point con-
version with •· pass to Don Creoswell to ~ 1be Griffins
way c:uf. ~ • ·
Los Alaml\!>J' final -tally
came in the third stanza. ·Pe:rtr
boom capped a 72-yard march
with an ·13-yard bullet to flank-
er Jeff TioibUrat cutting over
the middle.
Newport Squashes
S11nny Hills, I 0-6
By CRAIG SHEFF Center guord Topi Wamocte
ot a. o.11r l'fflt ,.., paced Sailors acortng wt.th •
Newport H.-'1 water three while· Searles and Tai·
, the m8ge added two each. Jim polo team (eta a crack al Smith, Jeff wucox and Doog
CIF quarter fin'1s Tuesday by Snyder rounded out •"""'8
virtue ol the 8allors' cmvinc-with one aplec..
ing lM vlclqry over Sunny Talmage gave the Sailors
Hill! Friday ID-the I°""'' pool. a·2-<I lead withe palr of gools
Coach Bill Barnett's .club early Jn the opening 'quarter.
will meerGanlen Grave. Hil fin! tally came just 35
1be Tan jumped oot to a seconds· into the period.
Both were ccoted from 4-1 fin! quarter lead and never _, __ , 1•.feet GUI. 1be oecood looked back -although there ~ •
were aome anxious ~ab goal came with S:Q2.Jeft wben
ln the cloolng ZI> mlouies -ol Talmage grabbed ID errant
the game. Lancer pass aod toned ID the
second Newport score. Holding an W load with 2: 30 After tho Lencen cut the
Jell, Sunny Hills left forwanl margin to z.t, Smith and war.
Gary Najarian -rammed irt necke banged ID gools In the
three goals wltl!fn" to l!C<Jllda. cl~ng , two mlouies of the
But uie SOilciri:nlvtr loot fu;'i qWuter.
tliolr ~ u ·Bob Sear• Both teams traded two IOlls
Jes put the game rot of reach each ID the oecood perlod,NaJ.
with a goal with 1:)1 left and ariantoaedlll.apenalty-
Doog Snider added frosting _with l:to lef!-and 'Wlko> bit
-to the cake-with the final·goat a penalty-toso ol hil·own-wlth
with 30 •«<oinemalnlng. 2:15 remaining.
Pereboom received ground
IUppOI'\ from halfback Mike Hixon, who rushed for 114
yards in 16 carries. Hixon
scored twice for the Griffins.
The game wasn't as close as
the final score indicates bow· ever.
The Gril!ins, champs of the
Orange League, bolted to a
27:0 advantage in the third
quarter and substituted freely
during the final period.
Anaheim Sinks Mesa
With Late Flurry, 4-0
Sunny Hills' Gene· Crawf!J<I
M:Ored 30 ........ ·later-!l;lm.
five feet out and Searles end-
ed the flrst ball scoring with
1 :30 left when his Initial obot
from fOllr feet out bounced off
Lancer goalie Gary Farris'
ann. Searles caught the ball
and rammed It back ln.
Alta Loma found the going
tough against the Los AJami·
tos defense picking up only
three first half first downs.
The Braves initial second half
first down came in the fourth
quarter.
Los Alamitos got on the
board before most of the visit·
ors from Alta Loma could get
seated.
An 81-yard scoring strike
from Pereboom to Bob Carner·
on on the games first play set
the Griffin attac k roiling.
They virtually put the game
away in the second peri?d scor·
ing twice within two minutes.
Hixon did honors both timeS
with the iniUal score coming
on a 21·yard burst around right
end.
A pass interception and re-
turn to the Brave 16 by Cam·
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of "" .,..., '"" s..,.
A flurry of three goab in the
final quarter by a pressing
Anaheim High School water
polo team brought the 'Costa
Mesa season to an abrupt end
Friday afternoon in second
round CIF playoff competition
in the Ora;ige Coast College
pool.
The Colonists from Anaheim
had scored a goal in the se-
cond period on a personal foul
shot and this one held up to
the final quarter when they
made the final tally read 4-0.
A disputed attempt by Costa
Mesa at the first half buzzer
was the closest coach Terry
Bowen's Mustan gs came to
getting on the scoreboard.
Bill McAheny fired a shot
t.1to the net from two-thirds
the length of the pool. The ball
sailed over goalie 1.1 a r k
Smoot's outstretched hands
but offlclals ruled the buzze r
had aounded before the shot
was under way.
Otherwise, it was a I I
Anaheim lo the scoring col·
CIF Polo
umn. Doug Arth made good on
the penalty throw Jn the se-
cond period. Tracy Lambert·
scored" the second and fourth
goals and George Koehn made
the other one.
The victory advances
Anaheim to the third rou.id of
playoff cornpeUtion. T h e
Colonists defeated Parochial
champion Servite, 6-f, In first
round play. ...
This is the second straight season in which the Mustangs
have made the playoffs as the
runner-up team in the Irvine
League. Corona del Mar, top
seeded. in the playoffs, is the
circuit champion.
The Costa Mesa team is
composed of 50 percent j11.1iors
giving Bowen a good nucleus
for next year's starUng team.
The two leading scorers on
the Mustang squad will return.
Ron Misiolek haa 43 goals this
year and is followed closely by
Mike Beat With 42. Both are
juniors.
In addition, goalie Rod Ross
will return ror another year of
acUon. Bowen is high kl his
praise of the young goal
tender and figures he will
grow taller than his current
height of 6-211 giving blm ad-
ded reach "' the nets. Starting anion on the
MU.tang team Included Dave
Bannon, Curt Plumlee, Rod
Klnya;i and McAheoy.
Two goolt by Warned• In the third quarter gave New.
port an 8-3 advantage, as the
defeme held SUMy Hills score-
less.
The Orange County
Raceway track record will be
at stake tonight when Willie
Bersch aod SU!h Mal!Ubara
renew a long battle.
The two LA driven have
maintained possession of the
ocm fuel-altered maximuma:
for the past two yean.
Shoold Mal!ubara eclipse
Borsch's best of 7.43 seconds
during Saturday's meeting, lt
will mark the sixth time the
pair have exchanged
ownership of the track elapsed
Ume mark.
Borsch has set ri.U of his
records ID a modified model·T
roadster constructed nearly 10
years ago, while Matsubara
has been Jnfiuenclng the:
division with a radically new
car.
Matsubara's tiny FI at•
bodied coupe ln<wporatts a funny car type transmlnlon
and suspension which could te
an advantage.
CdM Drowns Upland, 11-5
By ROGER CARL50N
Of fM Oellr PIW St1•
POMONA -Corona del Mar
High Scbodl and its a..-ne
water polo contingent
rnethodkallY cut down San
Antonio League c h 1 m p I o n
Upland, U-6, Friday afternoon
to stoy unbeate:I.
The second round C1F
playoll victory at Col Poly Pomona earned coach curr
Hooper's JrvJnc L e a g u e
champs the right to meet
Channel League champion Ox.·
n&rd HiJh Tuesday afternoon
at Long Beach Milllka:n.
Oxnard edged Mira Costa, 3-
1, Friday.
Tbt Sea Kings won it with a
liourl!b, and Hooper seemed
only mildly 1allslfed with the
victory.
"It WU • good team effort,
but I would hive liked to have
played more tida. I ckr.l't
me8n to take anything away
from Upland but J fttl Wt can
play better than we did tc>-
da;y," he said.
Coach Don Morril of Ille
deleat.d llighlanden aaid,
."Corona is the best team
we've eeen this year and ap-
pears to have the right to No.
l seed in tbe playoffs." ·
The Sea Klnp broke It open
ID Ille 111111 period !1heo Garth
Bergaon, Sreu Beman! IM
Scott Newcomb combined for
foor quiet goal! to lurn a
&0mewhat close M game into
llM CUlblon.
Irr t ll, the Sea Klnp
displayed a ·d e v 11ta t l ng
defense and tr e me ndou s
overall balance.
With ""' Bruce Blac k
SaturdiY, NO¥tfl'lbtr 12, 1969 OAJ~V PILOT f§ , occ Trio
Rolls,.14-6
;.. On Polo.::
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. -· By BOB ttQT!I ' malnlng. ed over tho Santa Fe League • -.;
Pft• Dlllr Plllii •iaft Peter Farquhar combined champiou In five plays for Thrtt members of Oriol•
Fullerton's tenactoos de. with Paul .hd Hernandez to another eeore. , Coast College's cham~p
·fense llmtted powerf.ul Damien · pace the offense of the Free-PaUI scored when he failed · Water polo team havt ~
to a lblgle touchdown as the way League ·c)Wnpe as they to llnd a receiver open and 'named to'·theSouth ~(COn
'lndiaos ro11ed ·to a tU win in 'wer~ the only men to carry weaved hb: w., throuch the !erence all-league teML
the oPenlng .rouod ol the AAA the ball for the Indians. Spartan defense for tbe necea-Selected to the first un it
foOtball playolfs In a· game Farquhar set up the first ~ 25 yards to make it 13-0 w~ St.eye Wagner, Mike AIJ..
played Friday night at Fuller· score with runs of 17 and 15 w•\h 7:5> left before lntennJ.t. bright and . go a I le ·Doug too HJgh. yards as. Fullerton drove 82 sion.
'llm PauJ, who quarterback· yards in 15 plays the first Again Perales split the up. ScJ:nm'Blgi u er al)d ·.Giry
eel Fullerton to touchdowns ID Ume It bad the ball. rights with his idck to give the Thompson were second taam
each ol. lhe first two periods, Hernandez scored. the touch· hosts a .l~ margin. aelecUons, with Bob MOle(ey leed·the pme when he made .a down when he went in from Damien mounted an attack and Brad Shoemaker earning
djvlng interception of oppas.._ the one With 1:3)5.left jn the befofe halftime, driving from honorable menilon bonon: ,.
lng quarterback Kevin Car. first quarter. S4m Perales its 25 to the Indian seven. But Schaumburg and Wagner
roll's pass with 1:30 left In the' booted home the extra pclllt Fullerton. took over on downs arfi repea ters as aIJ.Jeague
game to halt the Spartans' to make it 7.0. when the ~liclals spo!ftd an aelectlons; while Allbrlg!K'}t's
closing drive. On the ensuing kickOCf Paul Ulegal receiver downf1~ on a second-team pick Jalt sea-Earlier in the same period warner recovered an amides fourth down. _ ...
Joey Hernandez, who was also kl.ck for the · Indians ·but-the The Spartans' only 1core,:·,;'°ii;n.ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ 8 standout on otrense, put drive stalled and Demien c~. on a 52-yard drive thatl1
111
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Damien in the awkward posi-gained possesaidn on its own · w-..'lpearheaded by the. Pl.SS-NO'W i.. OtMtt c-tr ......, ._ ·
tJOn ol. being eight · pojnti • 23 , ing of·Carroll and the running """" ~..., ..,_..,. •·
down ,Instead or seven· wh"' At that: point the Fullerton '-~ Sf m pllavez, Carroll going GARDiN"•iion
he sbot jhroogh the lino, l,D · defenae_got toogh ID_d pl.shed 1 In on a •rune-yard carry as. LINCOLN MOCUAY hloCk a POlnt after attempt u,,e Spartans back to the 1$. like P,lu.1~ be wanted to pass OA•De:N ort0".d AT ••00tet1uUT
after ~Spar.tans had tallled «eceJvl.ng Da!nien's.punt on· ·· ~t· scr:tMbled into the end 4)'49IO . tJieit onfy 'score w!th '7:43 re-the spartan ~-Fu~erton roll·, zone..,
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r1Afl•tl8 Chamber Soetetv . r I ,r.llh~t-r Fes~•val
Berlin Philharmonic Octet OCC Thespians Competing
.; Delivers Superb ·concert Orange Coall College Is
competing with 19 o th er
Southern California colleges -
including Cal State Fullerton
•nd CaJ State Long Beach -
1n the second annual American
College Theater Festival,
regionally fCalllornia a n d performed during a two week
Arizona are region lwo). The period In that city.
judging I& done 1.,..uy by pro-,;:::=======::;
fessio:ials and educators con-
cerned with the theater. 'l1len
three plays are selected (or
the local festival at which
time the national judges come
to view the shows .
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By roM BARLEY
Of flll Otllr ""91 Stiff
We left some happy races
behind us in the Art C.Olony
Wedne!day night and a superb
performanct by the Berlin
.. Phlnlarmonie Octet wasn't the
:on1y ruson for the obvious . -«Uatit ol the Laguna Beach
Outmber Music Society's ex-
ecutives.
Balance sheets and box of.
lice burblings have no place in
the concert review, to be sure,
.. but k's hard to resist the
· dlservation that a n e a r
.. capacity auWence -we were
. hard put to it to spot more
than a few empty seats -
~un have done much for the
morale of this gallant Jillie
organizatior..
_ More power to them and
· I!l•Y aJI those lovely dollar
bills resist wear, tear and in-
ftation for a long Ume to
come. Any chamber music
.group that has the courage to
~ \li'hat many regard as
Jhe world's greatest chamber
·ensemble to Laguna on noth--
tng but promises deserves any
·fmancial fillip that may be
·floating around. ,
A magnificent octel and a
'delighted audience gave the
. !'OCiety's tenth season a
dooble-bamled send .. U thal
exceeded the greatest ex-
~ions of a handrul or
h,ard-working organizers. It
.was good to see and It was
good to be there.
MEMORABLE
·. ''lbat said, let us tum to the
'program and commend our
:·.irtlsts -all drawn, of course,
from the Berlin Philhannonic
Orchestra -for a memorable
rendition of th at jewel or the
chamber music trea s ury,
:·Schubert's Octet in F major.
This \Vas a rlawless reading
of the deeply moving score.
Our program correctly told us
.lbat Schubert based his work
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on Beethoven's joyous Opus ttl
Septet but we have to im-
mediately confess to a
preference for the m o r e
rounded Schubert rendition.
For all its glowing humor it
carries more than a hint of
pathos in key passages and
Liz Slates
TV Debut
NEW YORK (AP)
Elizabeth Taylor will make
her dramatic debut o n
television in a one-hour,
original dramatic special to be
broadcast by NBC during the
1970-71 season.
Mort Werner. NBC vice
president for programs and
talent, said Thursday the
teleplay is being developed
and will be produced in
England by the Harl~ch
Television and Independent
Associated Television com-
panies in association with
NBC.
The producel'6 said ti1is.s
Taylor's fee -reputed to be
$240,000, the highest ever of-
fered for a single television
performance -will go to the
Combined Theatrical Charities
toward the rebuilding or Den-
ville Hall. a home for retired
actors and actresses i n
Eaglapd,
11.'lss Taylor's .only previous
appearances on television
have been in her movies and
Jn non-dramatic programs.
this, we thought, was where
the Berliners excelled,
partlcu.larly in that gorgeously
scored final movement In
which a blithe allegro is
prefaced by scoring that tells
us all too adequately of the
blackness and despair to
which the composer was no
stran&er.
Our own·preference was for
the second movement in which
the composer draws heavily
upon a romantic theme and
which he scores, most ef·
fectively, andante un poco
mosso. Leader A I f r e d
Malacek's distinguished violin
was very much In evidence
here and -we enjoyed some
superb cello work from Peter
Steiner.
CEREBRAL
We cannot express the same
DAIL'I' PILOT $flit Pllett
Caught in the .Act
enthusiasm for the work which Gloria Newton picks the wrong moment to come
immediately preceded th e home as hubby Jack Kielson and Diane Lysip_k learn
Schubert -Paul Hindemith's in th~ Rancho Community Players' come8y "The
1958 octet -bu t our oplnlon Marriage Go Round," closing tonight at Mission
was obviously not shared by a Viejo High School's little theater.
delighted audience. The work, --''---''----'....::.......C::..::..C.:::==-------
written for the octet and
dedicated to them by its com·
poser, is a trifle too cerebral
for our admittedly romantic tastes and a little too far
removed from academe to sit
s moothly on our
discriminating palate.
TY's Beverly Garland
'Happiest Hou sewife'
OCC's entry 1s its 'productlon
of "The Chemmy Circle.", a
Frooch farce by I Georges
Fegdeau, which closes tonight
•t the college auditorium. ·
Judging Ille Orange Coal\
entry are actress Nanette
Fabray, .directo~s Ella Sta:ie
and Mark Daniels, eostumer-
Kate Drain Lawson ·and set
deslgner Harty Homer.
ParUcipaUon in the festival
ls a commitment on the part
of each college theater to
present the best work of which
it is capJble. Any junior or
senior college in the United
States may enter.
• The members of the acttig
company . must be enrolled
students. Any type of p!B.y for
adult audiences is acceptable,
~ad the acUng company may
tn no case l!xceed 25 persons.
The plays are first judged
Recital Slated
In Santa Ana
The Charles W. Bowers
Memorial A1uscum, 2002 North
Main, Santa Ana, will be he
setting for a voice recital to be
presented by singers tutored
at Leona Roberts V o I c e
Studio, Garden Grove, at 2:30
By VERNON SCOTT · I · · h p.m. p e r 1 men 1 n g wll new The program wil be com· casseroles.
These three plays will then
go to Washington, D.C. where
two th.eaten with necessary
production factlittes will be
provided. The fe stival will pro-
vide lrampcrtation for the
companies and their theatrical
baggage plus living expenses.
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The local festival starts ID
January 1970, and th el~~~~~~~~~~~ Washbgton Festi val will take Ir
place in the spring when 10
college productions will be
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It was not without interest,
however, and there was cer·
lalnly no fault to find with ils
perfonnance by this incredib ly
impeccable octet. It brought to
the fore some dedicated dou-
,ble bass work by Rainer Zep-
peritz and some glorious
French horn renditions from
Gerd Seiler!.
l!OLLY\VOOD (U PI) posed or all art songs a:id Beverly Garland, the in-Because she dresses in arias by Weber. Haydn, Saini· F1111-F11...-c .. FHtv,.
terloper or a bride on "My modest, mid d 1 e • c I ass Saens, Donizetti, Puccini, as
, i.,;r..<cBill8t1""• cen111n...a11 mu1.,a1 -nc1r, & all Liberty ticket ... "'
A pleasing preliminary to
the Hindemith was Rossini's
Sonata No. 3 in C, so typical of
the happy Giacomo with its
bubbling humor, often skillish
scoring and the sheer charnt
of its subtle variations. 1\
great favorite of ours, this
one.
We have omitted to draw to
your attention Ferdinand
Metger, vi o 1 in ; Kunio
Tsuchiya, viola ; Herbert
Staehr, clarinet, and Hans
Lemke, bassoon. Let us not
overlook their distinguished
contributions, with their col·
leagues, to a magnificent and
memorable e v e n i n g of
chamber music.
Estelle's Son
h '[ dr be · h * IIRO MOSTIL * Three Sons" this season, is a ousew1 e war o in t e well as some contemporary
happy if harried housewife off· series -playing Fr e d materials. ''THE PRODUCERS"
screen . MacMurray's wi:f'e -Beverly 1 -:•Fi::::::;:=:=:;;;;~1~~~~~~~~~~~Jk=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=/ Beverly is Mrs. Fillmore chooses more ~aring things I for her own closets. Crank, the wUe of a building c:Ontractor. They live high atop Sbe is addicted to miniskirt!
the Santa Monica mountains which, she says, pleases her
near Mulholland Drive, the husband.
famed lovers lane. • Mrs. Crank also is fond of
Originally the home was diamonds, a fact that does not
built as a Pacifica hideaway overwhelm Crank wlth joy.
with pretentions of Hawaii, On weekends the family
coral beaches and the echo of slays home, usually relaxing
guitars. Beverly didn't like it, in a spacious garden filled
so she changed the decor to wilh swings, teeter-totters,
Spanish, adding Latin colors playhouses and the like. 'Ibey
and furniture. refuse to have a swimming
· Sfle tired of the Spanish in-pool installed until t h e
f I u enc e and is now youngsters are older. Oc-l-=========-11
redecorating in old English casionally the family will
antiques. dri ve to Santa Barbara to
The results is startling -a escape the smog.
mixture of Japanese, Spanish \Yhen Beverly is working
and English furniture, pain-she does very little en-
Lings, colors and atmosphere. tertaining. But when the
"It drives us a little mad,'' schedule is light she will invite
Beverly says, ''but it blends." two or three couples in for
Beverly has brown hair, dinner -most' of \vhom have
brown eyes and stands 5-£eet, nothing tu do "'ilh show
4-inches tall. She is shapely business.
and a mother of a daughter , Beverly is convinced she Is
Carrington, 5, and a son, the happiest wife in America
J ames, 13, \\'ho is called Big because she and her husband
Jim~Crank by his parents. never have a cross word.
Therfamily is rounded out by .. [ think it's because we
Tot, a Shih Tiu dog; three work at our marriage," she
cats named Garmore, Furry said. "That, and the fact that
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Beverly is up by 6 a.m .
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shooting. She gets breakfast
started for the rest or the
family and is of( to Studio
Center only five minutes down
the mountain . 'The morning[
meal is completed by a live.in
housekeeper "'ho cares for the '
children.
She usually is home in lime
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Crank clan - a chore in which
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tH THE Wl!9TMINSTl!lll CENT'lr:lll
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''THI CHAI.MAN" (Ml
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'"' "•ING ., 8RIONT WATI•"
Arr. Glolllr1' "ALICE'S IESTAUllANr' (Iii)
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''THI: l'lllST TIMI" !Ml
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"AL ICl'S •ESTAUllANT" flt) JH~Hllilt 114111
''THE l'lllST TIME" fMI
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the sounds of the harbor
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,Aan Leaders
Warning Given
To1 Smugglers , .
DEAR ANN LANDERS : My husband is an attor·
ney in a border state. He lrMuenUy gets phone calls
from distraught parents whose teenagers have been
taken -into custody by the federal authorities. The
cbarat .:.... narcotics smuggling. •
Please alert the kids who think It is OK to take a
li!Ue trip and pick up pot
lot the guys in the dorm
or fraternity house. Some
of these characters are sure they inaw. the ropes,
but they are mistaken.
The foll.Wing facts should
be posted ,on every col·
loge bUlletin bo'atd in the
U.S.A.
25 years older. Invariably,
they are rich men.
QUllNll ly Phll lnterlancll
' New Homo ' 1-----~,....,=,...----·1-----~.~-=,-----.....
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LBGAL N011CE LBGAL NOTICE
c1m'""~':,.C!l.'!f.!!"TION ... IUl"ll ... C.•T ., '"' CllllTll'ICAnl•Oll ......... Play Dull .'~ICTITtOUiNI.'f VUlll ITAYI., ULINlltJaA Htl ,ICTITIOVS _.. ,
TMI UNOllllONll> COAltOlATION THI COUNTY Of' OU.NOi Tiit ~If'" • _.,, t11w ,,. .._ '*"" cwttw m.t It .. a11Mtl111 , Ht. A+M1t C'M41!1Ctlll9 I li\11!11t1t tt AM 1'11'1 It .• MiMM ...... It .. ~ '""'· JllOTICI o• ............ PITnteM ,..._, 9"Cll. CIUforl\lt, ...,.,, tM "°' ' t N....,. ~ Ctl...,"le ..-r ttlt !IC"• •O• ,JIOIAT9 -.... I. AMO POii '"*" firm Mm• of fOllllOll Ul-B H '"""" """ _,. " NNIN COM-"'"''' tllTAMIMf.UT T1t1ove: ,..,. tNI .. i.i "''" " --ut on est ~~·c:. ~-= ~~ o!:'.!,." "°''.' M. ." •• "'°°°. :::.::"·:.::.-.,-:-.. =-::-!:
""*t .,_IHJ , .. c. tf MfMll It 11 , NOTICI II HIJIRY GIVIN Tllet J ~llll Hmllr 405 ....,.. Dt
, ........ : JUNI w. SNf ltWOOO Ple\lt llllll 1111•11" I N~ •: di. C 'tlloNIMI 1fttr c•
B J ·-'a VER' lAMl"AM1'. INC .. •·llrdt '""'· !Mtlllen "' .,. .. of wfll ll'ld for lllUIM 2::. A ~,-~ c.1" y ft"a A "'""""" hit<fi, C•I. luuenc. Of 1.•I"'• T""""n"l"I' to tll:t . . • . ,,.,. • WITN•IS Ill NM tlllt 16lfl .. ., ti Hiii._, ,...,_. .. .t!IOI 11 mMe ttt = C1ll1'ml11 Htlfll l'.1..Mllttr, 1'1 NEW YORK (UPf) Dtvld A111•'· 1Ht f•r111tr "'lk\ll•ri. Ml 1'111tilttltnf11111 -*''t.Lr1 •• C•1• MIN. 'iilllfw'llll.
G rd' "'A_.. n .. -n.. .. l<MMr•lt: ie.n •lee• ol ""'bl' tM ..,.,. flt• ""' Mt "",.. J w~!.!7~":iw aa s ""' .-\lppy ...... J•rnet H. =Mo ,,.....,.: "'DkofnbtT lt, lfff, •• •:• l .M .. bl tllf H.1111 ,.~M,...,
TaJla," the latest opening at i~t1~$'0~A~~~ico~~";.. el' .f. ~~rtC::'ltf N~,~of w':~~ tettv c.' , .. ..,..
the off-Broadway Bouwerie an tlll• Hth mo of A111u11. A.D. ,..,, w.t lltldll·ltrelf) 111111t °" "t' '&~";t ~""='• , ••• --·••r ii --~•-· ...... Mtott "'* F1r1 s. Eccl._,...,." l'llflllc "sem1 AM. c.11ftm11. Not«'f l'vbllc ..; ... ,._. '* ..... ~"' J.1-.... • 91NM1CI' ..,,, '" lllf fir •tl41,..,""'11111 lfttt. """''"' Dttlcl H1¥1m""',., INt. . ' In ~ •••• srowlnc rue ol nw...ift. *ilr IMl!'IMl1111M41. .... 1-1\o ' W,,I •. Jt JOijN. Ctullf'r (Ifft, =::":'1 :":' .... ~·-"'-< ·= ... "'· h I """"UY IHllrM JI'"" H, #Mllll MU911 "· lllf'C'ii.I I ' · . • . • male omosexual p ays. -tlOWfl .. ,.,,. .. w ,... ,.,.Wlftt " t111 • ..,_'" ..... • ~~-",.,""-" " "",. .. ,.,... ... • ........ 1 II • • i k ""I c.rMrttltn ""' 1•tctmC .tl'lf wltlllll i. LIM ......., . _, .,. . ~ ..., a s ncere wor us. •'l'\lfl'\tllf "' Wltlf or ,,. ciotMrltfeft 'hi• um *""1 ~""""' w ~ ..... ""'tMUltld
takes an honest loot ~t tbl :::'~"':~:.:. ':!'::==' :;,,..~ .u::.:r..r =:"c..t 0111, ,11of, tOfl~~i.11.u.1 ' gaii life. But it ~eta or1 to a lft WI""" Wfltl'IOf. I lllvt Mnvnlrt Mt ~~,.,rt.,.., .,... :::::'!.v;:.e. ........ I d I ~-~ d 't ly In """-"'r MM ..... lfll•~ "" tf'f!c ... •••I "" ---r • .. .. -~ ..... n. U 1Ji.u ~. an l s on 1.U111 .., ant n.r 111 t1111 ctrtfflul• 11n1 1-.v. LIQAI,; NOTICE '"" 1 .,.._ 111
latter half that ft takes OD real ro~'r.ci ... t. ll ... L) ~:'r~ bl>I,_
meanlng and arouse& tome l'tr• .. l!CCIM ' MOTKI ., pVM,t( MIAllfM f'11111.::Crc110:..:,1 CMtt °'"" 11l1tt rD.euure of interest Not•,., Pu1M1c<•Hfol'1111 N.nce i. ""*•I-tlllt Tiit 11111111111t Hlv""*"' 1, a. 11. n. ,,.. 11).Mt Or1ntt Co~nlY Ctm"'IUlfl'I If 11i1 Clt'f ti Ntwl'Ott tMdl • John a1l4 Carey-Lee have Mr C0111m1t11tt1 •••trtt win 11e14 , M ite 11Mt1111 ·en 1111 .,. D"'A'"'B N-Jl'"'S-Jived 1•ther in ftne·hannony ~on-J:ra 4tc~~DT AttttMr• •llettlOll" 1.0.H .. • .1t1r11 Venl\frt , ... , .. , __ ., __ •_·· ___ v_•,.;. . .,,_.,_._ • " _ .. °'' I .... ttlft Ct.I fir t •. UttltMI .. U11 l'lfflllt1• ' ilnce e:y discovered each II:!:: .,.. • 101! "' tr-""' ioe.IH "' ,,. IOlllll )'=.S officen ate well tcqu ted With e~ btdlng
pla of·'evefy make and eVery
model car. 'Ibey also know all
the trlcu dreamed up by pe<>-
ple who olt<mpt to muggle
marijuana on their person.
In bygone daya, a girl cwkl
be sold to any well heeled old
lecher by her family; but t ...
day women have freedom of
choice -and I am ,ppelleCI by
the freq\le!'}Cy wlP! which they .
c;l1oose the su1sr daddy. It's
prostitutlOO no matter how you [2:~~~=~~:s:;,.,.~o:.i:::=o:~:?..?:::!!.=::.;::::,J Took at it. ·
Doo't 'these young kltols "With aome people, the 1oft.aeU campaign
other While the latter ii aw•v l'ubrll~•~ ~Ill' O•nr l'i1ot tiff ·" v11" ••• o,. O'll0'1". v111• Dl1U ~. ' ~ N --I • 11 ~• 1 , -·-•*-OnlMt INl!'llllttvft), ti "'""It • l'lllH\H Cltr'I'°"* Htltft Oukl. AM U. f/f ITJ'\' !or • V•-•t ·back home .y .. i.-ov ... _. '.. '"' ._.... lllNtrltltl °""'"""""' " 7• rftl'Mlll!•I • .. ,.a.:1 id' t':'.::: .... INI 1 lttlfl ,,.. llt. ltlf lf.,,Cotefll Cltl ""'· Otte., tlttfh,
gives ... n: ter to an o ...... LEGAL NOTICE "'NM•u •• "''*' ti.t~ '''tfll""' .. 1. ·~~21; .. ~':1.,",:;t'~~ sChool chwn he hasn't Hen f9f ...one llH,1111 Wiii ll)t ,,.._ Oii fll'I .flfl lltr Dulle. C-... Mtiri ,......r, Mtirito'I
knoW that,wben the glamour doean't work." _ ho · j 111,.. 11.atl.. ti ~. 1fft, It-.., MUI' If t!Of 11*11 Wfl/fltr o1 Mow ~Nlrtl 12 years W lS Ult &e ... ,. ClaTo•oc•-0, IUllNlll f'.M. 111 "" CeuftCll Cllt"'"" If !tit ind "',.. ~,....,_, °''""ttt ..,_.
2. IJ drup are loond, the
-· occordlng to federal 'low, is preoumed to be guilty
of smumtnr "'unleu ht can
prove 'he ii not. 'nM! burden of
proof Is oo lhe indMduaJ.
of being an okl man's darling ------------------
wean off they'll be stuck with
t ol th N ' 1• · NtwWt' tMCll Ctt'f tftll, It *"'Cll•t1m1 OU e lyY. ,ICTITtoUI NAMe trld •lite •llr tllll tll .,_ iftt1tultid Ylctt, Mol'IAr. II A.M., ,_, '!\ ....
B t th N l Tiit 111wMrtltllld de cttltf¥' """ tr. IMI' .... r 11111 .. Mtf'f ffllrtln, c:r111e' f'fltloMI CMltltl'Y. Dll'l<ttif ff u ' e avy man. I cWUC!lfltl • ..,.111111 11 f111 llutlt Ortl'l4 DON •• ...OklMION.· '"" M«Wl"t ..... ""' Hltll-"strallht 11 aJtbounh in I A-. 1111111 All9, C•llfWftle, ll!'llllf tllt S.C....., w.r, CorMI 1111 MM, ..._
3. p.-, ... the best
*>Ul'Cee of information. They
makit a double profit -first
on the ple, then on the
f'eWard ' for informing the
CUalGIM peoPJe.
_ I hope a few thousand
weekend adventurers will read
thla letter and decide to gel
their kicks Cloing 90mething
lea don&erou&. -ARIZO-
NIAN
DEAR ARIZ: Thanb for
the Oufl, So do I.
Dl!JAR ANN LJ,NDERS: fs
everybody crazy, or is It me?
When. I was Jn my 20s I en·
joyed the company of men my
own age. Now that I'm 40, l
find 40-year-old men very ex·
cltlng.'Younger men bore me.
Whtn,I am a, I'm Me I 1d1all
find· 86-yw-old men very
pleuant company: But 1 seem
to be completely out 'Of slep.
Wbeft:ver I look, I see women
mll'l')'!ni.men 15 or 20 or even -.-;;;;;;:l;;;;i;;oi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.
NIW-PllOM CHOUND UP
tUT oi.o •AIMIONIO.,..WMlllJ' PlOMllll Alli MAOI ANO KIPT
GARDIN GlOYI
LINCOLN MllCUlT '
0Alt01N OJIO\l'I AT •llOOKMUltlT
U6-2HO
the old 1eezer'1 Jumbago? The
natural tendency then is to gO
hunting fw1 a stron1 yoUng
man to fill the void. And then
the mess betln.s -the sham.
the shame, lhe guilt and all
the test. Don 't the old clowns
realize what attracted the
young girl in the first pl4ce?
Or do they wise up only when
the: divorce lawyer starts talk·
ing "term~?''
Please warn your readers
against the May a n d
December mergers. Tell them
they'll all do better if they act
their age. -FEET ON THE
GROUND
DEAR FEET:. U tlley ask
me, ru tell 'e:m. By attd large,
your tbe&l.1 J.1 correct ;
llowever, everyone lmow1 of
•n exception to . wllcb tlley
1leefuRy point toiprove you are
wra11.
CO NFIOE NTIAL TO
SHALL fT BE A PALMIST
OR A MIND READER?: I
don't have much faith in
either, but since you must
make a choice, I suggest .vou
go to the palmist. I'm sure
you have a palm ..
C!'!!'l"""'' (en be • <>•obltm. Wh1! Un 'f'Ou O!vt lh1 pen.on Wl!O i..s
•vtnoll'llne? Ann i...ndtll' new beak, .. Truth II Str1nt1,," JS 1v1i11bl1 In
book •lort1. It Clft l llO bl obl1lntd
br wrlnnt P,.htk• Miit, !:ndltwood CUH1. H,J, Price •• Sol.f,.
Al\ft l.tl'ldtfl Witt M· tltd lo http
'f'Oll wl!ll YOllf' •l"OOl«N:. Send ~I'll lo
fief 1" Cite el""-OAll.V ,.ILOT, -
clollftt 1 Hll·•ddrt1ttd, t11m...i 111-velop.,,
Open Sundays 12 Noon to 5 p.~.
o,11-1htfuf shopping H1111tl11tto11 Cntw'1
' ... • llctllllut fll"l'll ntM• of COYOTE II+ NtwMtt INCfl Cll'f QRJP'FITR drunken reunion, be and John T•ll11•1111 1M 1Mt ..... "'"' " Cfl'll-PttMi111 c"""' ... 1"' • ~
revert to sOme s e J; u a,I ,.._ T! :: t=~= r:....:ri:: ,llblltl\H or:111t , ... , O•ll'f 'ZI :-.:.: ::::::-. ~ '"'f,.;.11,~ hantypanky such U tbty In. .. ,.liowt:• Novtmbtt n. 1 .tt 21 ., ...,.., ,..,.,..... a ..,,...,. w
d I eel I •M II In thel Jlllll'fl 011rt.1. n111 ••111111 11rtitt, 11u.blr1C1. t.11 w. Gtlfl~ " ""' ....,,.,
Jane Froman' s. Back
u I n occ-ona Y r '-"'"°' c111,.1"1111 ft.1111 w1ttff 1.. LCGAL Na11CB .. """',.'' mn o. HINOll, u111111 C1f't. E t t • • T youth. It takes Bud quite a .·~,•.1c111C:1~1:~ •• ~•rr;::..r~:Ht~'n=: ""'""'"'"'-' ,,.. -.,tlllddl1111 • ...,. n er aYn•ng roops while to ~h~e :up to the fact l11 Slrrll'IOI DrlYI. l.ltllnfl Hltlltl. T.._ =·~=~rorr:J4~l .. ~ie:: " " that John 111 really "queer ti C1lllol'llll. MOTICI T• ClllllOITOJIS Mtf!l/o,.,,
KANSAS CITY (AP) -An
attractive brown · haired
~·oman in a blue suit, a silk
scarf draped around the coat
collar, smiled briahtly at a
roomful of 45 Blightly bashful
males Tuesday and said:
• O.fldOcfobtrl,1161. IUl'llllllOll COUJIT OP TM• LQG•U despite an earnest and f;J;· JN,.ia 011rkt ITATI 01' cA"'''""'A POlt I Al'I
life in 1943 i.1 a plane crash In~ tensive •Ynlanatlon by John of w • ..,"ff• ,•.,,..ac11•1e11t THI co,.uMT"f~, OU11•• '"' I". 1. ... 11. Ate "· " ., lftllt -r _......, 1-'t•ber RHd, H........,. ._.,, 01N ef the Tagus River at Lisbon, his way or IUe:. It ls clear that" ..... -.. " .. ""'··~ ... · .. _."':.'.:"'::Nftlry 111111 "VllltOINIA 1110.1 MAI.I.. lkl c!Qf!I, N-Mllet '°' ._....., -wll•. B d Is ••• to ft r • ' Vlrellll1 "· Miii· •kt VltWlflll 11111 Ntll!tl eo~. K.i'!lllll'l.lf'N...,.,. .. ~, Portusal . She was on her way u never so.... UD· ,.ublFc In •nd tor Niii "'' .. ""°"'1"' Mtn'"r,l •kl v 1r111111 •· Mentw, ,111.,., Nr•. ,.....,., c. Me,., 11. ~, .. d •·-"' 1..-r111 J-h ow-•, W1111r i.. _,.. M to entertain World War 11 ersi..uu. W.llclll, 11111 llludo!I OtHf k-ft .. "" NCITIC. II HIJlllY OIVIN ,. !I'll .. ~'t~~'1r .. ~'==lf-:,.,..::· :~~ troo~ In Euro"" It is thil ~xplanalion that la i. "'.,.'",."..,,... '!.."r', :;!~fll·rn:~ "',~ crld1t•• " 1111 ,.,,. nefNO 111c:..-it bl "'"' ,.,.,.,..,, 1, AM. 1111 .,..,.. ~ •"· the ibn nd .i.. ....,. 1-ttrl W•"' Ille! 111Wtlllf1'1tYll'lt CllllM HllMI"" c---0 a -I d c as a i.m:: Mw•· ur icMllDWINlfll 1111r nfC\lftlt !I'll ...... ""' dl(ldllll ,,. ,_,,.., _. flit 1tlt!ft, wtY ,._...., .... ., r. l'I' . • She un e1v,,ent 30 opera· teresUni part of the play. The co,.PICIA~ ''"LJ wllll ,,.. _,•i-mtrii."' 1111 tlffff ~~~~':;..'":i':·.:i~~
tions, Miss Froman related, in author unhappily baa felt It :!i:::'~ub11~1:,,.,,_i. :•r:,:•.:=1~~Z1111:'.!e~ "'"""" Mortvt,.,, Cotti MIM.,
d t lk a-he ' t <-v'e fourth ,rlMlHI Otftct In YIYdltrt !1 1t11 uf,CN,,11M11''11'11 offlc• MeGRIGOR • '·Hello, I'm Jcr.1e." _
For a moment there
or er o wa ag tn, so s necessary o 1.. a or.,_ C•.1111'1' ., JllliMv H. lVANI '"" ..,_ lllOOIR
was knew wh at it meant to be fhar~cte!t,:: th~ ~O:C::" t;:,~~\~1111 l.Ulr" ~;1011.1M1e~R.=...~.~':"~~ :~r~·~~.::.•a..:r:!vi':.:."i;
silence, and then: . hospltaliied, ype or oua 1 c Y ,.,,"' .,·~~,•••• c.ufom11 '°'"' w111e11 i. 1111 .-._ " ::;.~.~~·n~"',,~1Ui
b reasons, Thret of the playen ·~ Mlnt1t .t 1111 UllWtliftlll '" 111 .,,,..,. .....,_.., Clll,.t. "1m "'""· 1.e;e.. "f'm Tom, and I've een a have some naked momenta. :.. , .. cwt M~ ,.., =:.1!11::, ~ ": ':."fl~:::.T:: l'ltol,_.. offlclltlllf. ·•"""*""''• fa Or Yours for a long !'·me " c-fll .-r1 _c1 NII "" ~ ••• ,.,_ J111lt1M\111 MMwitl """'· 1111 .,.,.. n ' ~· ' The four actors are ex· t11: 1n41 t1s-1111 o.Ni. ·N..,tl'l'I';:. ,., 1Nt. .., IMt'flNirr. ~ MIN, ~
a middl~aged crewcut-type cellent -Ge?rge Reeder, tt:V-::..~1• ~r~~~. ~~~t 0•111 ,=; ~"':::.~.~ 1111 "''" PHOENIX ~
spoke up triggering an out-Edward Dunn, Ken KlJban and o1 ~ •llo'tl ,,...,,... ... _...,, Alltft M. l'11Mnt11. Aw M. " ., I'.
burst from hia reUow patients Horton Willis. LEGAL N011CE f~~~·11.Mt:~~~~-!:.'~..,."":;..~":~':
In the Veterans Hospital . ·Swen Swenson and Michael wn 1. PMlftc eea11 ttwr. L•-•1 '"''• o1 "....,_. .._.,., rw. ....... ..... ....... c.•. "'*" dlutlltlt'J, Mn. CfH'IUIM ll~ "I 81w you in Weisbaden in Devereaux produced the play, c111Tt,JCATI o' tUllNtlS . ""' mD .,..... s1n11 ",,11 ,.,,,., K•llW'fll ....,,,.tee d De h directed it Pt(TITI US NAMI ' ·' A"'""" frw M111"""""4r AllDll 15 •ttl'ldc:Jllldtlfl •lif I .... 1945," called out one. an vereaux . u TM lllMltnlll'IH ._ eet111Y "' It 1f,:: P11bt1111M Clnfltl c.tt O.llY "111t. 1r11111t1111crr1wt. Oft'ltllllt ~' wm capably. The slnale apartment .f\lcil111 1 MIMI• 111hb Mt, •ill(lr ,. HovtMlllr 1i.. a. tt .,. Dk*l'IMr .. w twlrll MIM•r, i1 AM. lltclftc Vlf• "f saw that pictu re about tU b H Pl-'" rton · c••· l'wm.111 v.11..,,• C.llferfti.. im 11n• ,1,1,1_111 ••rk. •t11 .,.....,..,. NW!ir se ng Y arry 1i.e 11 11Mer Tiit 11c1111ou, """ "'it " tf'I', , ... ""'"" ctl'tCWI. You in Japa-.1 in t952," put in ••raclive 011ANOI couMTY 1•0H woll 11111l--~·~ -~ .. ~~~~~~~~--JiF=~;;~~~;=;;;~=) ' llllt .. Id tlf'fft II --"' tf 1111 ..... l.4AJALI ~ :inother, 1"' Poe''°"' ~ 'MIM 111 tun 1nd '"" ,-y " j' d J ol rttldffKI 11 It fellowt: T...., ARMJCILB 6 ION " es, yes, rep 1e . ane K•""''" w, McKtth•n. 21111 111c11-w 1111 ,,_
d r M B """". Clrcl&. Hu111!111to11 I II ch ' .,OTICI TO c••t!Tffl ate .,. __ J Froman, Who gaine ame as arx ·ros, Cl lltorftlt. • SUl'IJllOR COUllT 0' THlt U1 £. 17111 It., Cll&a Mua a popular singer in tbe 1940s. oit141Movtmbt•13. ,,.,. ''"''' o• CALIPOllllNIA POii -' KIMH!I W. MCKttlllll Tiii COUNTY O• OltAMSlt '·That was 'With a Song In My stet•" c111torn1t. 0r111t1 couMY: w .. ,.,...,21 Hea rt,'" said Jane. "Susan Mov1'e Set Oft NovlmlMr "· , .... , tllfwt ,,.., • 11"11 " 011.••1tT "· COi.i.iNS. WINNER I Mll!•"f l'Ubllc 111 •M ttr ••If llttt, DlcMNll. Hayward ~layed me. I thought 3-•••n ,.,_ll'f .......... KtllMtl'I w ' HCITJCI ,, HltllllY OIVIN " 1111 h did Sp eodldly but l·t .nvea ...,_ --MCl<llfll" 1r-" '"' .. M "" .. ..., c,..1i.n 11 ,... ........ ,,.,,,.. -....it 5 e · ' •· 1 •• I I NEW YORK (, ") wfloM ,..,... fl llltltrlbld '-tlll wtfllln 11111 111 .,_ Mrl11t dtllll!I NIIMI 1111 you th e queerest feeling to see ·• R n.r -'""fll"""' ,.,.. tc11-110H11 "' ... ....., •If .....,,, •r. ,...,,,.. " 111. """'1
s9meone elae go through all .JOIS'tll.~-Actrna Shelley Wl~t.er1 hu ro·Fii~1~1. SEAL) ~1':.~11~:--ttii.:"'t11":i1l:.a'~~1:,
tbat you've: done." , AH.WCO~NM been signed to a 1tairln& role G10r11 s . cu1i.r to MMftf '""'"· ....,.. "" ...,....,
'
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"FOREST OF TREES"
Room for boat or trailer.
Drt111D k\tchen, ~ bitch
cabinea. 'J'exa.5 bedrooms,
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SJ>•cious Living rbom plus formal dining Lovely 1 a r • e 4,0-00 -: fl home with ·oai.· . ~~ "'"' "" <
Pia ... lmmed. '°"' sm.u riJom, den; FOUR BEDROOMS and THREE slanding vie~ of the Muro harbor. 'l1iil 1llc. llotlton Shown b A 'hltlliellt :
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dow(tu M.rtin Rlfr. PULLMAN BATHS. Built.in electric kitchen spacious home can elther be a 8 bedroom ' I Ll:T. 11f':w. :
111 IJ!Z including dishwasher, buill·in Nu-tone Food or 4 bedroom with atudlo & playroom-lam!· BUl~DeRS MODEL 4 Bedroom, 5 bath home in final :rtaK•• of,;:
Center and breakfast bar. Circular drive, ly room. Cus1om built by owner, with tla'c-4 .+ F~M + POOL: completion. Pal .. Verde none entry a. fir•·~
1iii enclosed front court yard, patio, play yard, Ironic oven, 3 lireplacea, elegant Karlllan NEAR THE SEA r.aces. Family room & billiaril room. Beautl-" and wrought iron fenced enclosed 16'x36' tin Walled f t t -cl • uU d ~· Pr'ced 't · · $155 000 ' heated and filtered Anthony Pool. Every-carpe I · ron err 1 c e -en oaes " reaiured irJ' prue winnin& Y ecor~~· , 1 1 · · ·: · · · · · · · ' · ·
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"IALIOA PENINSULA -OPEN
1511 MIRAMAR, Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Large 4
BR. home on 3 lots. Din. rm., play room +
game rm. Beamed ceilings. Blk. to ocean &
bay. $115.0-00.
Cathryn Tennille --F1RST OFFERING
SPECTACULAR ACTION VIEW
Open Sat. I· 5 & Sun. JO · 5; 1005 Bonnie
Doane, Irvine Terrace. High wood beams
in 4 BR. & den, 3 bath home. Liv. rm., din. rm., den & breakfast rm. open to view ter-
race. Encl. court &: 3 car gar. $89,500.
Carol Tatum
CAMEO SHORES "VIEW
Ocean vie\v from most room -spacious
garden oriented borne. 3 Bdrms., form. din.
rm., fam . rm. + office & nice pool. $74,500
Mrs. Harvey
SHORECUFFS
3 Bdrms. 2 Baths. Extra lrg. liv. rm. Fresh-
ly painted; new carpets & drapes. Seclud·
ed back yard. 2nd Story could be added
which w o u 1 d provide panoramic ocean
View. $65,0-00
K1thryn Raulston
4 HIGH-INCOME UNITS
In beautiful condition, completely furnish·
ed. & ve,.Y seld om vacant. Excellent estate
producer. Only one s hort block to bay,
beach or ocean. $62,500
Walter Haase
CORONA DEL MAR ,
Great view up -some view down -and
only a fe\v steps to Little Corona Beach. 4
BR & family rm., new electric kitchen,
· thing a ~rowing family can ask for at only custom swimming pool. Asking '155.ooe. Call ' home · ...... 1,,;.1 Enttt 16 Lind• lllt O~iv• for appointment -.-,. --~ E n-•--s Bath $66,950. ood financing, owner will carry 2nd .... ~. ,,_ .. and epen xquisitely decorated 5 ~m,
T.D. -SUBMIT LOW DOWN PAYMENT. UNDA l~LE =. ";':; ~ ,,.!; new bolll~ lviUl upatairs vl4w cif Co""'!' de!.
Vacant -Immediate Possession. 5 Bedrooms, 4Ya bat!u, :!'story waterfrobt lonned -· Stop "°"" M~~-hllid-~~ 3Pfirl eped!aceths &d BkBQl. c.nw,le4v5e000red
S home,designedforentertaining•familyliv-· to srack>wl livina. family pauu ~. re WJ OC 3 ·-·'·· • • Heavy hake Roof Ing. Huge family room aCCQmoclatea ' billiard """"and""' bu. Munve 57 Lind• Jal• Drive''
UPPER BAY EXCLUSIVE Cul-d .. sac street. lable, master suite with llreplace. For mal lireplaoe. Banquet dining. J.!:us1>111ie 4 Bedroom 4 Boili l\ome with patio
Expensive t:arpets, drapes and exquisite dfc· dining room & separate maid's qtJarters.· Ownen s~te wiUt, ruman deck,· titting room and ftteplace in master
orating greets you as you walk into the eJe-, Asking $135,000. Open dally. 14 Lipda tale. ~e~ .. ~~n ~~~ bed.room sufte. Family room has sunken con--
gant Jiving room. Three large bedrooms, · with wana,~of sJps, ftet1y ver11Uon pit and fireplace ......... $162,000. ,;
Two pullman baths. Bright cheery kitchen BEACON IA y n .... to. All .... ,..alher , . 90' Lindo 1111 Drive .
has built-ins, including new dishwasher. Exceptionllly spacious home with 3 bed· pro'te1eted 1 wlmmlrc. Family room \'lilh sliding glass doors to buge ., rooms. family room & firepl~ce plus sepl-Comi>letdf ' acretrilid ln-Or }le4utUul 4 Bedt0om1 4 Bath pome with extra
aluminum covered paUo surrounded by beau-rate apartment with 2 bedrooms. A wonde~ course! • Impioll\ble ,..to large liviits room ~master Bed.rOQm. ·car·
tiful lawn. This home oilers' pride of owner-ful location for children -commµnity belch replace U JM.~. Call to-reels . & !Jr&pes. ;anascaped. Boat. slip. Ne000ar
ship and can be yours for only $84,950. -tennis courts -pier & floats. Th11 could day 6C5--0303 °011 courts • · · · · · -· · · ·" · · · · · · · · · · · .$135, .
Comfortable Two Bedroom ~ a sinRle ~ome with. eiUler 5 or 6 bed· ~ BDRM 2 B;TR ' Linda hie DtvtlOflm•nt Co. ·· rooms. $79,50-0. Call for appointment. $ · IOIO .. yaldt Dr .. N.B. Blll Grundy 675-3211 ;
ON HARDWOOD FLOORS. El•tra large mu-' IAYFRONT 22 ,500 ., . · t~r bedroom, cozy kitchen and dining area. FANTASTIC TE8MS! O...ro ~ 1000
Attached garage -extra large Jot. Excellent Large, formal 3 bedroom home with paneled
neighborhood -beautiful tree lined street. den, dln1n11t room & your own 'vlne cellar.
Seeing is believing ONLY $21,500 WITH Decorated in exquisite taste. Owner n\u1t sell
TERMS. now. $139,50-0. Open Sat. & Sun.; 301 Ev.e-
Assume Low Interest
MESA DEL MAR FO\IR BEDROOMS, large
Jiving roo1n, family room and built-in kitch·
en. Master bedroom ofi to itself with its owri
private bath. Recently professionally repaint·
ed inside and out. Fully carpeted and drap-
ed. Covered patio and fenced yard. Priced
to sell at onJy $29,500.
646·0555
' 220 I . S..llltffft .. SI.
IE. 17" St. Shopplftt Ctr.I
ning Star Lane.
DOVER SHORES
Maa:nificent builders home on large comer
lol with room for pool. 4 Bedrooms, family
room large-enough for billiard table; dining
room. Beautiful Spanish motif-tile entry -
adobe brick fireplace. $64,500. Open Sal. &
Sun.; 1736 Anllgua Way.
john macnab
RJAL TY COM,ANY
901 'Dovor Dr., Sullt 120
642-1235
2211Llltl Mf.U COSTA MESA ~-I _.nera 1000 Generel 1000
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EVENINGS CALL 646-2259 OR 541-3265 A PRIVATE GLIMPSE 3 leclrooms
and Den
$131.00 ~tontb Tota.I Pmt.
Scarce u hen'• teeth! Jmt
got ii! Nw .new. Im·
maculate throu1hout
landM:aped to perfec:HolL 4
Bedroonu, 2 full Mthll.
Built-ins. Double gua.ge.
Prldc of ownet:1hip. Seller
does not want to sell. He
hu to!! You name the
terms. VA, FHA. low down.
G~ab yoor check book and
hlllT)' on this! Call 6t5-0303
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.EAST SIDE
EARNS $6000.00
Tremendous value!! 3 large
units. · 2 bedroom and 2
baths ep;ch. Delu.'<e kitchen
with built-ins. Only $400)
down and just 7 y~
young. LuXury <:arpetine
throll(holtt. M a n I c u r e d
grounds plus fl super pool.
Off seUon bargain! Priced
now at $34,950. Stt Today.
Dial 645-0303.
Into the excitin&: ~ oC the
Generel 1000 most exclua;ive re11ideotial And .,,,..... can ...,..., ""' $17 ,500? MUST BE
, , WHY RENT?
$123.00 Month includes every-
thing. It's a 3 bedroom home
in Costa f.tesa, there's no
qualifying to assume the
CKi.sting VA Loan \\i th an
annual pereentagc ni.te of
6%. Full price is $21 ,S':Al-
Bffi Buy Around!
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
546--
0P IN EVES TILL 1:30
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111111 .
DANCE UNDO :
THE STARS .
On the vast decks of thjs 36\
CUSTOM POOL. Entert:Ui
in the l1uge Livin& Room'
with r.tassive Antique ~
Fireplace. AU electric built.
ins. BIG family room wtth
Beamed Ceilings. 4 s~
bedroems. 2 baths. cu.tom.
Carpets and Draper;. Terrific'
valUc at '35,693 with a btau-
itful F.H.A. loan MSUM·
ABLE at LO\V lnt~st!
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Le
2043 WestcliU Dr. .....7711
$23,000
FANTASTIC
OCEAN VIEW I brick patio. Owners have moved & must
, sell. '59,50-0
. Carol Tatum
;I IDEAL ARIA :f A HOME OF INFORMAL CHARM
1~ Liv. rm. w/beamed ceilings, pegged floors
:II & frpl. 2 Bdrms. 2 Baths. Den with fri>I.
! Cir. driveway. Good potential for ,remodel-
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BEACH
lcW 1---------l sectk>n on the Back Bay in OPEN Dov-er Shores. 3. ~rand new
t'or Personal Inspection
SUNDAY I~
Executive view home $78.500
3 Br., den, dining, pool.
4545 TREMONT LN.
model& to chooite from. 4
bdrm, 3% bath.11, powder
room, paneUcd lamil,y room
"'ith fireplace, 3 car i:aragc,
JormaJ dining rOom + kitch.
en breakfast a.rea. LU)(UI"
K>usly <:arpeted. Sparidin£:
court yard pool.
FHA Loan w;th '" """al YESTERDAY'S percmta.ge rate of 5li4 %
without quali:tYin&'· In model PRICE
home. condition with bea~ti-A real doll hruse. lm-
fu! ohve green deluxe cpt. 2 maculate throughout. \Vall
tarvc bathrooms and a to wall carpeting. fushly
room.y living room and den. painted. BeauUtul paiieliJl&'.
Stt It today a1 $24,SOO t.JU Huge :ri ft livine room.
prlee. Shake root found only in
'),\.~1'::', 1·, :
546 -5990
Attractive home with ma.ny '
handy work feaares. lArsf
vaJuable Joi . Unobstructf'd
view all the way to Lquna.
~; mile 10 !\farina.
BEST \VES'J'CLtFI-' ARJ..:A •
Beautiful 400'.l sq, fl. home
with beautiful POOL and
~tide. spa<:ious decking, trap.
teal a:ardcn, play roo1n oU
pool area PLUS 6 bdrm11,
den and family room. 2 fire-
places. ~ bath.'!., clccl. bit·
in's, <rual1ty construc!ion •
ASKING $82,:.00.
TARBELL llM060 ·
: ing. $55,500 1
i · Kathryn Raulston .
;1 AREA'S IEST BUY,.
1'1 Eastbluff; 4 Bdrm. home w/custom pool &
I! great view. Across from park. Walk to 'ii church, shopping & schools. Only $47,500 : lirs. Harvey
1 IMMACULATE IAYCREST
I ! ·3 Bedrooms, family room, 2 batbs, 2 fire· I :! places; blt·in kitchen. Fabulous garden w/
l~ courtyard entry. \Ve know of nothing com·
:1 parable. $46,50-0
I :~ Mary U>u Marion
. ;f CORONA DEL MAR INCOME
I ;f Small home & rental unit located on one
1 of best tree lined slreel~. Short \Valk lo
l market & shops. Good income potential.
: $41,500 I Mrs. Harvey
' 1 IA YSHORES OPEN HOUSE
See this cape Cod charmer w/stone front,
1 ihake roof. open beams. Lots of room lo : da Oil. Sun. 1-5; 2Ml Crestview. $35,500 :c • Clarkson .
!I 'COLPWELL, BANKER & CO. I! 550 NEWl'ORT CENTER DR.,
l•1 ·: NEWPORT BiACH i t W..0700 644-2430
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ILUFFS CONDO
A BEAUTY on i;ood grf!f!n-
belt are1t, acl'Ol!ls from
PCX>L, cor. lot. 3 bdrm•.
21-' b;Jl hs, lgc, llv. rn1. &
din. a rc11, gas bll-in's. rlttl.
gar. ofl('ncr, X111t condition
and ONLY 136,500 .
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
Z24 \V. Coast llwy 51S·;,j27
Newpon BcaC'h, 1-:vc jl"-5643
CAPE COD CUSTOM
Anytime *
CAMEO SHORES • Sh~Hcred yard, trees. $42,500
:l Br., den, din, patio, foun-
tain. Also open Sal. 1-5 Ivan Wells & Sons
1319 BONNIE DOONE Roy J. W1rd Co.
IRVINE TERRACE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
I • 1430 Galaxy ~ve 6'£1550 J..ock I & leave It. S37.500
2 BR. Bloc;; to ocean. $12,500 TOTAL PRICE
4701 RIVER LN. FHA OR GI
WEST NEWPORT with $1,200 down to any quali·
• fied ~r and payment. HAL l'INCHIN LESS 111AN RENT ,, W.Y
& ASSnt'IATES 1ini% annual interest! l big S-4 .:'\: bedrooms &: 2 bathJ! Car-
iOiiii6iiiliiii3t2iiiiiiiA;;;n;;iyiill•m•eiiiiml pets &: . Drapes included!
FHA YA BUYERS Everythlng's S-1.(;, kitchen,
• i;v;ng room, yml, '""' and
VALUE! Move In before
Thls Is th<' sharpes1 3
bdrm hon1e in Gll"n
l\far. &autiful ha n d
11.1bbed kitchen cabinets.
l11terior tastefully cJec.
Ot'UtC'd with lots o( 11·aJl
OuUl:mal! ! !
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
paper. Outside recently 2190 Harbor IDvd. al Adams
painted, C.Overed patio 56-9491 Open tll 9 Plif
in large well landscap. CORONA DEL MAR
NJ back Yard. Only SACRIFICE
S£16nd.!t50 w1 ;1u ~uy this Lo\v price $30.400 wo crtu am1 ly home. Low down $5,500
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COAn Low i:ncmUlly Slll
Lo\v intel't'st 6\4 <;O
& W\v taxes S246
WALLA.Cl R-2 lot II(). ol hiahway
REAL TORS Can )'OU think or anythini:
-....:.54'4M141-else T There's a cozy l Br
IOpen E~eningl.) home I: plenty or roorn for
another. O\\'ner/bkr 61l-0173
-rarr&H·-more expe:Mive homes. SUb-
mit your down payment.
Call now! &1a.-030J
' ORANGE COUNTY'S f'OREST E.
LARGEST 0 l s 0 N 262t HARBOR BLVD.
546 1640
OPEN iVES TILL 1:30 1oc. Realtors
$21,7sg.rg~AFLH:RlCE 645·0303
wtth a big play yard nell' a.t Harbor Center
achools & walk to shopping. 2'199 Harbor Blvd., C.l\1.
<I BEDROOMS nice sW!d 1969 VOLUME
and 1 ~ baths. OJ.!tom stont $135.1 MILLION ~"IREPLACE! Carpel! &1"ii..Ooi0 ... iiiii;;;;;!'"'""•J ""'"""' sun. T IN KIT· I"
CHEN! Exoelloot .,.., Yoo BAYFRONT
juat <:an't beat this for a
T<YJ'AL .... T<Yl'AL COST l'IElt & SUI' to yoo VEJS with possesr;lon
like ... SOC>N 1, )'OU qua!-Severe! very choice
3 A 4 Bdrm. holn11 Hy. $139 S00 WE SELL A HOME From ,
EVERY 31 MINUTES Roady to move lnl
Walker & Lee Lee Schonek
2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
545-0163 ()pen tll 9 PM GORGEOUS5BEDRMl""l'~~67~~~3Sl~S'!"ll'!'!'l"'
TRl-LEVE_L $3.5,tSO ASSUME VA LOAN
Payments Just Ukt rent. 3 3 BR, Pool, 1)-pi, S2·1,000.
baths. Plush carpeUna. built-Good arft: 1~ ba .
ins, fa mily roon1, fittplace. m Darrell, Of
Sprinkleni. Professionally Open Sat-Sun 1-:i
landscaped. 510-1720. Pyramid Exchan10~
TARBELL 2955 Horbor 541-9569 540-Ult Eve. ·----
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General 1000 Gtntr•l
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BV't'ERS WAJTIJ\'G
2790 HARIOR BLVD.
546-2313
I' :1 S·l'·R·E·A·D O·U· T !, In this lovely 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath tY.'o story
l · featurin~ large separate family room, for·
mal dinini; area, ove.nlze double garage.
• Gigantic yard locatt!d on a quiet irid{' strttt ,1 -$31.995.
! MESA DEL MAR 4 llDltOOM
\Yl th & tremendow; hkkory panelled fam·
ily room. 'nte farm sb'le kllihm n.diatH
"'umlh and convnlence. Top Colt. Mesa I aN!& dOll! to '('.hQolJ and shoppin.i -li $33,'lQ<> , •
• l LOVE MESA VERDE
C ntt.udtully k•l't--qulet-.afe-P.fesa Verde
: nelfhborhood. Walk to library and IChool. i SqUMQ' Ccan 3 bPdroom 2 bath home. Jf Larp master 1ulte ~paratr. fre>m the olh·
'.vii btdrooma. I.ow malntenef"l<.'t, la i::e yard.
l?t-..ad)< for rou at $29,950 with easy tmn1.
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1700 NEWPORT BLVD.
646-7171
OCEAN VIEW
In charming Newport Hch:;ht~. J btdrooms,
dinlnt; roo111, lar:,;r buscn1rnt 11u11pua roon1,
di:lux{' buih·ln kit~hrn. $:\9.900, 10 ';~ do11·n.
SLIDE INTO POOL
ln thb secluded rear yard N fC'l.f f~nced
· for kiddies. Lovely 3 Bedroom In the h<:art
of \Veatcliff-Lar(:c kitchen, utility room
anti pl~o size Uvtn'i ruom-$47,~10%
down. •
WANT A WORK$H01'7
Th&mftodou1 Newport l~t'lihlt 3 bedroom,
2 beth--clcan 111 a pin th1•oughout. Double
g1r11.gie with 10X20 "·01·kAhnr1 11>aee. Ju11t
2 blot.ks from JiChools It AhoppfnJ:. $35,000.
"LOOK POR THll SIGN"
TIRID
of slttlniJ an the side tract
watchlni, th• main line run 7
.
Join • winning i••rn-m•lt• more m•n•y in •n
offic• th•t produc•s. Phone R•ndy McC•rdle--
S~o.lJ 1 l.
IF YOU'RE NEW -WE'LL TRAIN YOU
\O';THF. REAL ~·ESTATERS -
\
CORONA DEL MAR
JJJ MARGUHm
673-8550
UNITS UNITS UNITS
\\le have at this time available an ouUtRlld·
in~ selection in Corona dcl ,Alar units
ranging from duplcxt>S at $47,500 to 6·
plexes a t $145,000. Even some alngle rtsi·
dences on R2 Jots starlhig at $31.~.
!\lost of these proper lies ~•Real Eiitaltr
Exclusives and are not on the 1encral mar-
ket. If you are In the market for if1COP!C
property In Corona del 1'1ar
YOU MUST SEE
This Immaculate 2 bedroom convertlblt
den home in the Bluffs. 2 bathroom•. out•
standlng carptts, custom drapes. bit. ln ber
Jn den. ~ ptldf! of ownenhtp thruout.
Rel•:c and enjoy llvln1 the carefrtt life. °"" $41,000. -
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CALL ANY ONE OF
OUR 3 OFFICES
TO SEE THESE EXTRA IUYS
V•canl-E. 19th ST.-COSTA MESA
'Iii block to Irvine. 3 bedroom, large lot, 2
car pt-age Wtt h alley entrance ft:ir boot or
ttrailc~-$:l6,950. Your chance to 111vc.
V1conl -WESTMINSTER AVE .
COSTA MESA
New kitchen wtlh dlshwa1her. tree shad!d
lot, eXlrf. workshop in retr--$25,000-10).
dOWIL
Ul'l'IR IASHIDE-$ll ,t50
10'/o DOWN
Qulet cul de sac. lArge Jot wtth 1e1.dl of
fruit trtts. Cozy 2 Bedroom in iheJttrtd
area amid neaUy ke pt homes .
4 llDROOMS--US,500
Laree yard, flml1Y alze patio, 2 Baths and
a ch•nct to uaume a 5 \(,;, loan.
\\le hive uveral excellent buys In vacant
loll In Colita lltesa and Newport Beach-
Cll.11 u• •nYUme for delails.
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THE
''MINI
DOWN''
· Comes .to
Fountain Valley.
It's True, for Only
You can own a Century Homes Two Plan,
.Unit One ond hove all the features listed
be:ow included in the price of $30,950 at
No Extra Cost!
Century Homes/Fountain Valley
Compo re !
C ent ury Homes Features at No
Extra Cost include:
' e Total (1 00%) use of full-size lot. 12 lo
I 9ft. wide space beside your home for
recreational vehicle -boot, camper,
trailer -or use space how you wish.
··• Sturdy, cedar shake roofs
••
e Rugged, vaulted, beam ce ili ngs
e Privacy -6ft. decorative block walls
complete with gates.
e Fin e quality wall-to-wall carpeting
1 e Handsome brick fireplaces
e Separate recreation rooms and studies
e Potio-mi!lst er-bedroom suites
e Un derg rou nd utilities
e Fully-insuloted ceilings
e Continuous-cleaning double ovens
8 (;,;,den kitc hens
e Sunken living rooms
e Wide, deep windows
e Concrete driveways
e Specimen tree in every yard
e YOU OWN THE LAND
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WITH ABOVE DOWN PAYMENT OF
$'1550.00 THE TOTAL AMOUNT FIN-
ANCED IS·$29 ,400.00 AND 360 PAY·
MENTS OF $229.00 EACH, (INCLUD-
ING PRIN CI PLE AND INTEREST AT
8.5% ANN UAL PERCENTAGE RATE)
PAYS T.HE LOAN OFF IN 30 YEARS.
Century Home s/Fountain Valley
Best Dollar Va lue, No Optional Extras ,
Minutes From Beach
l ow, Low Down Payments
962-5559
Century Homes/
Fountain Valley
On Bu•hard Strfft
be tween Garfield Ave. i nd Elli• Ave.
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Peu Ba~tt /Z(l/t'J
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FAMILY EXPANSION -LUXUR IOUSLY!
Dovere Shores wlth spectacular view of Back
Bay &: mountains. 4 bdrms, one for the maid
or guest, formal dining room & family room.
Also a game room, large enough for a pool
table, is adjacent to swiirunlng pool.
1046 Pe1c1dor Dr. Open Sun 1-S
~. 'je§.LEGE
REALTY
GOLP
COUll'E
CUSTOM
PAUL
WRITE
CADA BA If ·-6'
Paul'· White-Camahan
Realty Co.
546-s5440
OUR 24th YEAR
:
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EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS! BNutiful Poi·
,pu Beach on Kauai -200'x200' level lpt front ..
Ing on ocean. Free simple. Stone's throw
f'rorh Sheraton Hotel. $160,000. For more ln·
formation contact Florence McCue.
Office Open S1turd1y1 & Sundays
A PET~60~~~~~J1, ... R;,~L TY
This pretentious large home (approx. 4000 sq.
It.) on a fairway of Mesa Verde Country Club
is about the ultimate In lu xury. With both
game & family room s + all the "usual"
rooms & featu res, such as 4 big bdr1ns, 3
baths & would you believe a 12' wet bar, and
a fabulous view to top tt oft, you'd have a
truly ."one of a kind" home. 'Call us & see lt
today. OUered at $89,500.
CO LLEGE REAL TY 54'-5llO
1500 Adams at Harbor (Near Cinema Theater)
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1000 Gene:ral 1000
WE SELL 100 HOMES PER
MONT,H
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BEAUTIFUL
BAYCREST
Spacious Uving room plus ""!!!!!'"I formal dining room, den, ;;; ·-FOUR BEDROOP.tS a n d
Gener1I
1 Gener'•I IOOI THREE PULLMAN BATHS.
1000 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; ' Built-in eltttric kitchen ln-
J • eluding dlsh~·aslK"r, built-in -;;;;;===;;;! c·ollege Park Nu·tono Food Coot« aod -breakfast bar, Circu l ar
RIGHT AREA drive, enclosed rront court
CAMEO SHORES
New listing with
a spectacular ocean vic1v,
In exclusive Cameo Shores.
Exquisite Oriental exteriOl',
Private patio with
11pac)ous swimming pool.
Inside Is a
fortu~ In teak paneling,
l Bedrooms & convertible den
large dining room
n1a!\ter bedroom
Let yours be next -call now and starf..:
packing -our extensive advertising · and"
multiple listing service will do .the work
for you. Over 850 sales people who mHt
buyers in all areas. We have waiting buy·
ers. now!
With P.ool ,., .... "'· '1" , .... """ Lovely 4 bdnn, 3 bath, fam· wrought iron fenced cnclos-with fireplace. CALL FOR A MARKET APPRAISAL.
11.y' room & den on large iot $26,950 ed l 6'x36' healed and filler. al Antho11Y Pool. Everything on a tree lined cunie in the 4 bdnn 'i bath on Fordham s. growing family can ask
best section of Baycrest. Ex-Drive. This is BEST POOL for at only $66,950. Cood
cellcnt condition with exter-HOME BUY IN AREA. financing, ov.•ner \vill carry
ior newly painted. Built by Exclusive With 2nd T.D .• SUBMIT LO\V
Ivan \Velis. $66,500. DOWN PAYMENT. Vacant.
Roy J, W1rd Co. Newport Immediate Posscsskln. ( Ba,ycrest Office)
1430 Galaxy 646-1550 ••
$89,500
Owner \viii help finllJlce
Listed exclusively with
RICHLY APPOINTED
FIVE BEDROOM
MANSION
Luxurlou11 family home In
BAYCRF.ST hu d~lgn
lhal v. ill please a 11
DOVER SHORES Victoria • men1bers. lluge kllchcn
!!!!!!!!"'!""""~~!!!!!!!II v.•ilh modem built-Ins -$28,500 dishwasher, recessf'd
lighting, quRlity <'Urve SuperbJy decore.ted 3000 sq.
ft. 4 BR, r_m nn, fonnal din I anytime) 2000 SQ, FT.I fomutl dining room.
rm, in simply Oa~·less cond. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!"!!!!-. ,
New paint, paper and car-FOR sale, rent or lease/o~ Ewnings Call &&6.2259
.J bedroom, 2 baths, + dC'n Separate dC'n olt kil<'hen,
for relaxing + family room, sliding doors open out to
peting thnlout. l\1any out-Oon 2 extra n I c e Co~ 3 HR, 2 BA. tanu!y 'roon1,
standing features. Fee sim· dominiums. CALL CLEN prof decor. 1% yr old-xJnt
pie, $84,500. Open Sat-Sun, QUEEN 541).1151 Heritage cond. $32,SQO. 21382 F1eet
new dishwasher. Blegant parklike yard and lovely
fireplace. Room fOr"' boat. heated Tahlllan pool. 3
5fil.1720. baths -all CIU'J'M!lf'd, huge
]l)..5 19'll Santiago, 548-9865 Real Estate Lane, HB. Owner 646-4328 TARBELL 2955 Harbor masler bedroom with O\\'Jl
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
415 Woodland Place, Costa Mesa
64&-0555:8464579 :646-2259 (Sat· Sun 1·5)
20042 Shorewood Circle, HB
646-7711 (Sun 1·6)
9141 Five Harbors, Huntington Beach
646-7711 (Sun 1-5)
' (4 Bedroom)
2144 Vista Laredo '(The Blulfs) NB
673-3770 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1511 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula
833-0700: 644-2430 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
316 Catalina (Newport Heights) NB
1 private bath, 24 (OOI llvinp;
room vo'ilh lush wall lo
wall CArpets. A must see
at $73.400 -Good lenn11 -
Vacant. 5-ili-54,10
l!l'ORE
THANKSGIVING
You should gt?t sett led In
this richly detailed 6 or 7
bedroom home. D c e p
down clean thruout. Ex·
INO OILl6ATIONI
IU:Z:Z -IUZZ -
IUZZ
Even If )'OU're busy as a
bee )'OU must see . this
P\ush-plush n1odem 4
BD.RP.1. 2 bath home,
~::1 s~t.°I ~ &. r ality
""/w tpes.
PM·k 11th
built-In BBQ. 2'l' Covered
patio spaclout 11 v I n a:
room. Only S31,9j(). HUR·
R 'i ! 546-5-140
FURNISHED -
l'OR LEASE
Lovely 2 Bedroo1n home
In one or best locations In
Newport. Home lcatures
FA heal Available lor
lrnmedlatc occupancy
$245.00 per month. Lei.Ml
lhru June 15, 1970.
TAKI OVH
FHA LOAN
Thill you gotta see! Great
home! Great locaUon.
Creal financing. SPoUesa
In and out 3 bedroom. 2
baths. With gmall down
assume existing ~ '/.
loan. Price at only
127,500.
NEAi
HAllOI HI
Westcliff localion -lowly,
~:1s~!!t~.
Shak mop.,
ping. Only $W,50054&.~ , • .., .... ......, llllNCtoty ""' '" .... ....... •
,.. t • N •• ••ntl ... AD tti. I....._ .,..... N'9w
............. .,...., lfetell ., ..... , .......
--. t. .-n DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. p.,.,...
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,. lllt IKll ·~ hi tWs di•-... FtlMy.
(2 Bedroo m) ·
2531 Crestview (Bayshores) NB
644-2430: 833-0700 (Sun 1·5)
934 Miramar, Laguna Beach 494-3066 (Sat 11).2 Sun 11-5)
316 E. Modena, Newport Beach
641>7171 (Sun Z.5)
64Z.1771 csun 1·5)
21542 . .\rcher Circle, Huntington Beach
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
* 1227 Highland, Newport Beach
675-3111 (Sun Z.5)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
*2005 Balearic Drive (Mesa Verde) CM
540-7573 CSat & Sun)
1570 Corsica Place (Mesa Verde) CM
' ::1s~Oi;L,Dl~~t Terri •Ith
bit-ii g e,
Dish· • liV·
Ing room, firplc, pool si1A1
)'arcl, walled plus lovely
lndscping. Owner moving.
Price $3 7,000 . Call
5-lfi.54-IO
GRAI YOUR HAT
This Vl•t'3.nl 4 BORJ\f.
hon1c 11:lth a $27.300
11.ssumable loan with 5~ '10
Interest \\'On't la.st long,
EYE CATCHING ~
AND so livable is !hi~
lovely 3 bdnn &: family ~;
roon1 in 1\1esa Verde. I ; ~~
room hon1e has many nice : features. All elect r ic ,
dish\\'U.Sher, loads of cup., ,:
boa1i.li<, 2 baths, stall\ , (2 Bedroom & Family or Denj
231 Larkspu r, Corona del Mar
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
**106 Linda Isle Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1903 OrBllge Avenue, Costa Mesa
642·8004 · (anytime Sat & Sun )
317 Bowling Green (College Park) CM
675-1662: 557.9595 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
535 Fullerton Ave. (Newport Heights) NB
675-5200 (Sun 1-5)
948 Darrell, Costa Mesa
546-9569 :54114519 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
481 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
424 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
646-7111 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
401 Aliso (Newport Heigbls) NB 646-5227 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*527 O~Anza, Corona de! Mar
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
4908 Ri ve r Ave., Newport Beach
675-4130 :675-1642 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den)
3811 Topside Lane (Harbor View Hills)
CdM 675-5930 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
*2048 Commodore Road (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 (Sun 1·5)
1606 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
**301 Evening Star Lane (Dover Shor·
es) NB, 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*1906 Holiday (Baycrest) NB,
675-4600 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
2298 \Vaterman Way, East Costa Mesa
645-2000 (Daily 1-5)
31 5 Pirate Road (Clilfhaven) NB
675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
445 Tustin Avenue (Newport Hei ghts ) NB
675-5200 (Sun 1-5)
8272 Lambert, Huntington Beach
MZ.6691 (Sun 1-5)
2604 Redlands, Costa Mesa
646-7711 (Sa t & Sun lZ.5)
17732 McKinney (Dutch Haven Mar.) HB
962-4471 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
22792 Costa Bella (Lake Forest) El Toro
831).6147 (Daily)
2307 Fairhill Drive (Back Bay)
644-1102 (Sat & Sun 10.5)
1900 Seadrift {Irvine Terrace) CdM
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1220 Dolphin (Irvi ne Terrace) CdM
646-3928:644-1655 Eves. (Sat & Sun 10.5)
1964 Raymond Ave . Costa Mesa
645-0303 (Sun 1-5)
2858 Drake, Cosla Mesa 646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
**16861 Bolero Lane (H unt. Har.) HB
645-0303 (Sun 1-S)
3015 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sun 1-5)
*1174 Bismark, CoSIA Mesa
645-0303 (Sun 1·5)
**16711 Edgewate r (Hunt. Harbour) HB
64Z.3615 (Sun l'M)
1218 Devon Lane (Weslcllff) NB
675-3331 (Sun 1-5)
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **333 Morning Star Lane (Dover Shor·
es) NB, 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1736 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) NB
64Z.8235 (Sat & Sun )
**515 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sa t & Sun)
1921 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
546-9865 (Sat & Sun 11).5)
1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1005 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terrace) CdM
833-0700: 644-2430 (Sat 1·5, Sun 10.5)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dove r Shores) NB
516-1550 (Daily)
*1046 Pescador Drive (Dover Shores)
CdM, 64Z.5200 (Sun 1-5)
1836 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Su n 1·5)
405 Francisco, Newport Beach
M0-1720 (Sun 1-5)
1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB
64Z.8235 (Sun)
1406 Lincoln Lane (Dover Shores) NB
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-4 :30)
*501 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB
646-3928:646-2290 Eves. (Sat & Sun lZ.5)
1962 Balearic, (Mesa Verde) CM
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
298 Princeton (College Park) CM
646-7171 !Sun 1-5)
***90 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda lslel NB
675-3210 (Sun 11-5)
***57 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun 11·5)
***I Lind'l Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Sun 11·5)
(5 Bedroom)
**14 Linda Isle Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
(5 Bedroom & FamOy or Denj
*4536 Roxbu ry (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3520 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
442 E. 22nd St., Cos'la Mesa
607171 <Sat 1·5)
8302 Castilian, lluntin gton Beach
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
*3113 Jefferson, Costa Mesa
646-0555:543-3265 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
***16 Lin da Isle Dr, (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (S un 11·5)
19812 Lexington, Huntington Beach
646-7171 (Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUM
2115 Vista Entrada (The Blulls) NB
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES
616 Iri s. Corona del Mar
646-7171 CSat & Sun 1-5)
INCOME PROPERTY
(4 UNITS -3, 2 I Bedroom)
7411 Main Street (close to beach) HB
536-1459 (Sun 1·5) . ,.,, ** W....tr.et ••tr ,... ... ___ , ........
now 546-~WO 0"'' 1 s~,..LDr 1, shower. 15x2'l' llylne roonl.. " :·
pay de s \\'\th brick fireplace. N~t· ,
pr I i In·
' 1v/w carpels. Lovely yard.• :
I
CONDOMINIUM
Nice Townhouse overlooks
tlie quad. Walk 10 HI
SchooJ &: College. 2 Heat-
ed pooli1, pha wading pool
only $21.900. 54&-~40
CONTINTMENT
llGINS HERE!
Room for everyone In thl1
lovely 3 bedroom home
close to Harbor Iii. But.·
tcrcup yellow on the
ou!Aide, neat as a pin In-
side. $26,500 lake$ It
all. :>l641.40
IUl'l:I! lot,
?>!any trees, r; hr u b s ,
Only $32,900. Oran~C'.
546-5440
HAPPY FUTURE
ts prediced ror you in thh'I
very attrac Income pro-
perty. This Is a property
for an lnveatmcnt minded
purchaser. Buy !au~
l WE'RE SORRY • •
fenced with.covered patio.
Onl.Y $27,950 EZ term~
546-5440 -'
llG HOUSl-
SM ALL PRICE
·' Gorgeous 4 bedr OO f1!.1
charml"r. Entertainer·~ ...
living roon1 et!lling high
fireplace'. Large master
bedroom, all bll·in wife. :
sa\·er kil~n. Boat + ''
trailer ac.'CCSll. Destrabl~~
J\>1esa Ot<I f\1ar locaUo~i
\\'alk to all schools. Hurry ·
11s too sharp to last a t
546·M4q ..;
II IF YOU ARE -MOVING
to any other
area in tho county -but if you ere, cell u~ end we'll:'
I
' refer you (at NO COST) to the lead in~ r_~el estat.-·.
FIRM IN THAT CITYI • • • and of course we'll be"
happy to represent you in the sale of your home for
fa st results. '
P.S.: Sellers! This "EXTRA" service brings . many out-
of-state buyers referred to us by Real Estate firms ell
over the nation • . ·. CALL 546°5440.
"The Home of Complete
Real Estate Service"
PAUL • WHITE.·
CARNAHAN
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1093 BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546-5440 .. ' .
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. . . _ ,~GoneNl1w o.-•' . ., .,. .. 1• c911 ... Port< ·', ,1111 -•lff .. 1,nc, Ml,. H 141111 !!!'11"!"'1• ....... l"" \l-11Vn• looch , "')105 c~ .. !T.100 . I J 1• . • ~ • '' ' • i:. -
• ·" -· ' ""OPEN SAf "SUN. 14 Of'i111 ~ ... 14 MEW" HOME ' NEW * VIEw VAcANT. 3 bdrm hoti!c w1tli ....... Del N,r • ii:xqu!Jite' WaterfroJt E v:J. ~:m~W.0 117 llOWLINO OltllN IUI DllV:C1" LANI ,. . . , i blt.W, -··wt• fcne-r.-:.... 4 ~ .-.. 1nterlo< c1<oor-New 11,11., ,,;u. -81111 3 llt •• -'27,2111 3 -~ + Famllr room IMMEJ!.~TE MOVE IN Thu 'hofne h,, ·iEVJRY· cd ym. inoJ . ooo. rbl•
B,..> . &~-ta~.-. Hawn pool ,j_.,,. room, :II ""-•lv._)'11\! Ill Bath& PP' ""-qocuov• 4 IDRNQ" +'/2 BATHS ·TlllNG, inchxlln1~BJO·b&d. IUES ONL\C Art-54M!U j
-... &l..mtnr ltlendly A.!<tntt $44.!IOO. 1onn&I dlnlog room & 3 Cpq;i,d<P•. blbll, ""'1· loC .~t l'Wfncing 114 .... " S:ROM B· ·cH l.omr. 21> beth" ~ rAM· • BR, 2 BA ............ '""" mib' home in a chOlce BELLE P,\RTCH • &G-10?0 'aood iltedfbdrm•. Reallt wW'!;boa:tstw;r.Top ocl 1 WJLLl~WINTON f '. ""~-, ~ • Jt.YROOM, '·• -ed yd, a;ar, P&Uo. Nr
..,., •. Newly· paintod and HUNT·INGTON arrtathonietor themoney. COR9fN-MAltTIN RMI 1!1t1t9 67~1 . -~. I .. . CYtrythlna! nu .. I
.rflllltd. Texas 1be bed-HARBOUR 1 s.. u today, you'll be ple..,.. . .REA1.1'0RS . • .,.29 990 Evmr LUXURY fi hirt'"ln ~2523 1~ bath!, dY ea~ Elegant Contemporary anUy ~urpriaed. ,615:1562 ~t.95,95 ~es. U I rtity' p rk 1237 I thl• fabuJous 2 story fhonfe 2 BR bouae, bltns.
A With tttlnlshed Al.in l Bdr. l! bl~ la.mil,y room; &"'·sUG 3036 E. C:O.tt Hwr .• CdM n "' I . wflh full BALCON~ on drps. pa.Uo, fenced ba
"blnetJ. Boot or all onl.Y Look• like d&cwator'• 1 __ 1_1 , ~'1*>-•'""··-bit HUNTINff'(ON· BEACH both le..U, • e...,tl>lnr i. y&nt, '..,.gar. $11S ""'·
• •400· h•""'" Priced!orquicksa!o. GERE.A\-,TY JoW IOI......_~ O>lpte 511 L YOUR "A•' '' 'Cal Now 9'2·1353 oI"" "'" q"all1y. Call '"'"'''5 : \Yill trade for comparable Millllt ;,;ca Dr.,For Wqrmation call. 'w·'k •2 .. 1_,_ ,·/""' ""' 1 • .. BR '"Ide •· •-~~ \Int Beautiful Arcadia home. PER.RON RLTY &0-1m. . ., . ~ to ~~inl ~ view ls SO GR.i.AT ~ta • £1"'<1 • cp::" ... ., .. ,pr,
BEU..E PARTCH-&4$.U)70 1t"Gl1'I ~ lq\lll!!Uy' dean unbelievabJe, ' tJpl yrd. $17;, lse. "vaU I· , n.dy .to •llJOY. 3 bed-INVESTMENT , • ASSUME 3 Sr. 2 ba. tnhse. ln :tlnt . '• ' • I " now. 5*-1222 evtf/W~ ·'1<,;'.°°%.!.'l"d~na"':.:.rtl:'J PROPERTY , NtwpOrf. ~1ch -~200 ~ 138.900. L"1,1!1••,.,' '11 1311 IWntlngion .... do 1cot .OPEN S\ll"DAY 1·5. llOO. CLEA11 3 Br. 1\1 Ba. ·~ room with fireplace Prime' Newport Btacb loca· 51h% LOAN • ed h•11 · · • d~ dOul)Ie ~· ~eat
.... wet """ '"" 3 Y••" lion l<Jnt "1"'1-I Owper u-anir~· anxlou• * LE••E OPT!""' r I TRAGEDY STRIKES 669 BOLSANA DR. s;de. ...... 543-3130
w. CUstom drai>t!• andJ block troro !>ttalt:" f.W.<1Xl ~ilfl~ af all off~~ on thl1 l.Ui T hd.rm 2\r' bl."\ LOWEST PRICE Must tell 3 iara:e BR 1\l. ba, PORTOFINA LAGUNA • CO'ITAGE 1 64r. Stove,
••• coverings. No care. BLLL CUSICK St?J070 4. BR pool hoine. WW ~ .. A_! G t ., lo ""d REALTY Home on Lido. 2 Br, 1 ba. dinifla: room, Adult OCCllPled refrig. Util pd. ft40. No
an&caping. FantaAtk pool SALESPEOPl:.E Iarae 2nd. . ;;:'"'"~u!e ';ather =s~ ·Univ. Park Center, Jt'Vine S&eet-tH~~t. ·•r ~· ~ dO\vn to, present THE HU~I(\N •196-1268 Ptlts. ~. SST-8f(IO:.
\\.i th rock watufall. $62.000 WANTED: DAVlbS6N' Realty . -tennia . clobhoust. AU thi~ Call Anytime 83.l-<E20 .,...,....,., INC fl.nanc1111 . $24,950. BY Owner: Wood, a;lass 'MESA Del Mar, 4 Br. 2 £, in~,.· Sale pric@d RAPIDLY ~~~6,l.'Olt)· 5t&-5460 ~1. 54-1-1833 !or $34,950. LID<? ~EAL TY ·"BRASHEAR REALTY house, designed by Chris garde~r incl, $2ro me.
,$:11,500. • I paey,.not --L~;,.~ We; ... .,. s .f "\ ~· . s 3377 Via tldo 613-7300 ~16952 Beach Blvd., H.B. Able.· z BR, 2· RA, bllns, Lease. ~s:.36S8
For • --'-. l\ayeJiiw.·l>Cl!!9!,wtbci· .1 .. ,,.. ~= +. ~ ~~ llock .. , 1240 • 101 VIA EBOLI !41-$007 Eves. "''3169 ·1'plc. v;,,; $41,500. Open 3 B~. 2 I'>.! -~ ""· . "" ......., .. .._ .. • •. •" :S · HDll "' " ~ -N& . -SQ FT FOlt·'RENT· House Sat ,ll).~ su n ll-S .. ftpJos,,bltns. $230 mo11 ... . t"'"'acW.te 3 b<dn>om N•w· Bfi!LE. • PARTq/ , ~I • 3 BATHS .• • ''A~ BACK BAY HOME · • 93l Miramar, L•&"•a J"o "'" 6!>-'2i3 • Shm'e ho' Ow MIR. 3~ BA,_'.~ prate. J3each. '494--
1 me on · JA y W. YEATS .CO. i'ull d~nr room, 2 tirepl9ct. Near Npt, Poat O:rc. 646-2414 Open Hause Sat I SUn ~. dfRI, ~patur-DESK SPACE. Will pa.nltion • DISTRES.S SALE • Mes• Verde 3110 ,. •%'1er. ,.. , , . · Pool aiud grooocb. Prime 1150 Ill ft, 3 BR,'2 BA. e1. Bllilt'l967. OWner. C.R. to suit. Beacll Blvd. front. Oceanvlew home, Loiv dO\vn -----..,_--,-1
371-Newport Blvd ., NB • preftige location. s.to.17201 ·HOM! FOR 2 lrplc: $34.500, 10'° dn G~ 213 I ~. eves ate. S1&n ipace. to usurne~:Xlnt Joan. 5 """ LOVELY countrY club "1na.
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'. · ~~~lesworthy & Co.
.' llPEN SAT /SUN 1·5
Y.
'.Q3 DEL MAR, CM ! ~ 2 bath hon1e com·
• e\e\y redecorated. Elec·
~~ built·ins. Large living
:ftion1 wilh fireplace also !'CC-
. ation room beautifully
'~lied, Garage dpors built ~~ cam'per. Extra 20 x 20'
-!bldg, R-2 lot -can convert
i\a 'duplex. .
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!Lochenmyer
· RC"ahor
I ~ Ne-.vpart--Slvd., CM
I. f Ar:.L 646-39'Z3 t:ve1. 642-0185 'F . .
• >!• HAT A-GIFT!
'ClJiitmas is coming & you i .be Santa o( the ccii1ury. ' rue yoUr family this beau-
'tlful spacious 4 bdrm Shcr-Mxl Estates home. Bonus
Mhttts incl: luxurious shag ! ·J:ttlnr. Roman bath. lush
' dandsca ping &. 8% FINANC
[w; l L\.lldl::DIA TE OCCU·
PANCT.
$39,000
* 642-ln.1 Anytime *
,:: 3 UNITS ,f.: { .
$29,950
slde Costa P.tesa. Span.
ile roof, rental1 on la'rge ·~· lot. l ncorn~ $38j r]1'9fit.1_1. Our ~I income rt'-
~.in a.rea.
.:.:~.~.Exclusive With
Newport
at
Vicfori•
646-1111 .
(1nytlin1)
;t.CORSICAN
-:-~-flQ~ES , ~'WITH INCOME
· · clelli<e 4-plexes. All bit.
. ~ crpt, drps &: land.
tlci~lng."'',\% (annual rateJ
lolrns .1vau: · 9 3 BR·2 BA·frplc.~ pl1111
ffBR-2 BA-patios
fiBR-1 BA-dClwcc 1,lngl<i ':"'."SUNl'!.OWER . AVE. . ,~~twn S, f.tain & Bristol
. ~ated \~ mile E. or Soul:h
t Plaza Shopping Center
. Coll 540.1973
I Rumpus Rooin. $:23,000
l 4 Bcdl'OOm!I. "! Bath.!!.
, fH.:11 and lu~ BEAi\1ED
1.INI: f't4mily noom.
e S 1"0 WVN or just $1400
~·n t',H.A. ,
~SELL A HOME
RY 31 MINUTES
Iker & lee
TARBELL 2955 H1rbon THE HO~IDAYS° "°' Fairhlll Drive "13 / 24WIOO. Open, -BRASHEAR REAL TY -.Id 3 BR. W, ba. horn" ,.. 2 BR, \li !IA con(loJppl,
3 BR 2 bath oonie d:ttuer Light. bri&bt 4 bdrmi., 3 ba. E . . • 847-&j07 Eves, 968-1178 Reduced to $41,500 pool, adlts, $270. 549-.3'1'60
' NEWPO"T lot 130"180 ~ add '5 fmOn + a:arOOi oriented family, I Toro 1244 Huntington a..ch. 1ci \YOW G.I., SUper special. PLACE REALTY 494-9'1U4
units. Drive by ~ Sa:nta rm°!':. ltnmh'tt1$:1~·30 LAKE FOREST R11n~h-Extra ~ "3 bedrooril, 2 Newpor!_BHch 32t°
Ana Ave. lhen "'" ~ Lincoln LIM. Style . bl<tut:, 3 mos O""'N HOUSES baths. Ov;;ce ""' n '" r L19un•. Nigual . 1707 MOVE IN TODAY ~Bdrm.: 2,000 liq. fl.; 5 yrs. ~ 'f ..., , l" -Id & t I k rr;; ~ •• ,., Own-leav1· ng old. 3 Baths. Lge. llvini; sm8lt 8 ·ae·aa .1tt ••BOYD REALTY o IUI e K or'° -5..,... •SUN• ~ H: 1 " 1 LG 3 BR. 4. beautlful view
SHORES
· "' ·-E ~-· .fromfL-yocht&ton-,..,.,.. · area. Lii" oss-yourgan. 1 1 c · t ~ ~ w h -•ho'•••• rm.; bit.in appliances. Din-.,A .. ,,~ -• ...u.lt H""' QIM ~ 3 11 F D Bo Thi . 1 oA o. onven1en .., .,.,ach, e ave sevenu c IC .--
ing rm . Cpta. &: drapes,~· • "";:"' 1oa . ·• 67S..~Hi"'• .•. n
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l11c1Ju~~~embe1 r1hlp 6002 r~1~·"-en or ·.~.~~ · B~. vron 1 ast. .. ..,6--0604 'iwtt & shopl. $34,950. Owner Bdrm-1 borufS avllil~i clean,
duced to $45.~. Reasonable ASSUME F · n bal. U;;<J D nc • -wo•t • •r1er 'E; Sprina:daJe/S. Heil 4~2537 vacant 4 .ready .for immed.
down.OwnerwWcarry2nd, Channlng.-bdrm, fs.m rm . ..va ... uplexn home, must Mil this __ Mi],V~tt= 5tll!eiAuum: -========= occupancy.1..ease ratestrorn
Open Jor tr..de1. VacanL ~~0H~ SA~~~~· ·0n The Pe;nlnsul•: °"'/ h11,l.lr9_ BR'1, 2 5182 Sheilds 12_8.$0 Bdrm. 3 Ba, :00o~~~ _D_•_n_1_P_oi_n_t ____ 11_3:..:0 SJ25.$425 per.month, includ.
Take a ~f 6~ , &4s-3%5S ica • · 2 BR. fiN~ee. enrlosed-1ar-·BA I & f•'." ,rm w/ E. 3pringdale/S. Heil ~poo.I. tennis crt." YI~ 10 $17,950! !:mall, clean 3 Br, 1 k~is 0:ea~s.m~~
.BE •CH DUPLEX .' aa~-~ ~~~niL Near beach, fdrplcB. ":::. w/ ·l0%& .i . .-llChools &: •hops. 5 min to ba, no tar. Nr Harbor. S3900 IDday! fa IC 11 ,\ Ill II 'II
Ill 111\ 1\1 .
,.. • •UJ ..,-..,..:..,.. n. U'f.· -< •n•r 9ul Chri1Urie 429.999 freeway & beach. Total dn. 34032 Copper Lantun. bl ff
2 BR let BR. good income, °"· B•lltM lsl•nd ••Ve $., 227'2 Coit• s. Bamlng/E.-Mqnolia price $26,500. !)68.6161. 642-4903 Eert . u -Reatt, · . . Lee Pereyda ReAl E1tate 3 BR JoWtr + 4 BR upper, Belle. 8JIMl47 ,,;======== 2414 Vitt.a Del Oro '·
• '199-1990 <ir 494-MSS elec bltn1,· fitt"'"ce. $1;,000 . -16.161 Mahogaliy . $34.950 O\VNER Desperate? Vacant! C -• I I 1950 l•N•'"ii1'>iiiirtii· i1Beiiaiiehiiii·il· ... 644-... IJ33iitt,i _.. 3 bedroom,· 2 bath. U!ase ' OnuOf" ft um· ' · " Riddlt & R.011 675·7225 Corona· ',:lei Mer 1250 · s. i1dtnaer/W .. Bushard with option to buy! B/B E j ONE furnished L~ls ure Big Sl/4'/. ~1 LOM'I C t M 1100 F~ UPP R-Bring your ""''2 ~--p I 127 """ Payments less than rent. World manor k OllC un-0 to ta"ke over. !'16-incfea.se in OI • es• pltirt-bruM. Laite 3 bdrm CAMEO ""'" c...,neer· OJ .~ Near schools & Shoppini;. T WNHOUSE ..,
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· home with country-sized N. ·Adams/E. Pifagnolia Ce.JI now 8~ BKR. ~~n~s927hed manor 11.vail. now. 3 Bclnns., :n' baths. A~tl ~~r 'Is_t/!lu!Nl•y•f~!p'RL_otld coA:·1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; kitchen, all bu i 1 t i-ti •' HIGHLANDS ~ -c-""'·;;,..,~----1 onl,y. 1'"11.ces pool. S275 Mf),
•• w '"' "" "I• "''"...., llvl,,. -m. 2 $119500 F. w· d.ollar 4 Br.+ F/R or Bonus "HouM of tho Month" RENTA'l.S; Bay & Beach . thony Pool. Extra bonus • ~·--•fl ~...:..• ... '"" or a m ion ONLY $26 500
j "'tabo"l 'blo"·toPao•""< .--n .c• ~• bath&"I. he&"" shake -r .. ', · 5472 Kenilworth S43.!kl0 , · , • --.....,.==-'~:.;.;.!;:.':':..:~-..., ., u u •:1 ~-View with a truly sreat, cu. S W IW ham :...:.::J:.:e• urns • Re•lty, Inc. ~.... Askin"· r1A,95Q but Full Price ·$21,580 . . BARGAIN PR.ICED AT •Am boilt l bdm>. q"·"1y · · arner · Gra Lovely lafl:e J bdrm1. Cs.t'-~=· • ~ th th -~ bri "" _... Gene.Ill, 2000 901 Dover Dr .• NB SUite 128
whal'i "tnur'' pi'l"ce! 'Null Beautiful 3 bdrm 2 bl ~ ;;;~ :r ~ Sou1: home included. Over 2200 l1'207 Butt~'OOd $32,"50 ~,:°FtiAL.JREA·L~ye· 64&2<00 Eves. 54M8Si
said? new carpet, thruout. Lar&e Coast Real Estate . sq. n. Sep. dinlnc nn., wet S W&ffitr/E Bui~ $145. l BR. colt.age. Fenced
s•&-5110 -:ro .. :~p~t :.:. =~ bar, elec. kitchen. Artistic ~· fa-i·. ' · · 141-4405 yard. Garage. Pel o.k. Blue WATERFRONT Lux. Apt.~n (-cl*nl~ BY -OWNER: New, 3 BR, 2 frplc. Lovely to look al, . BY Owner. 4 bdr., 2 ba., ="'='=co=•=· =&1~5--0=U=l====-I the Penin. New 2 bdi-., 2 =•GE REA'-Cll for boat or ·traller. Close lo BA, f&111lly room, dh.1..... pleUe come&:,., tt:615-3000 ,_ d ~ ~ -U ba -1 • •• ad""· & •• t ~ ... ' all scllools. Low down &, mt, ...... -. Shake ;;;;~ , , . • 't ·meViat _crp ..... , rps., uo.:lll'D"" ..... ' ......... .........,.. u,u.B. QtJS _.MKllM, tak• ovf!r h'"'b ... Xtiting &% .,....... \rigs. Landscaped, fenced. Rental1 to Sh•ra 2005 Slips avail. Carl.be B4lb0a, "':=S:::::=iil:iS:I ... l' c.an>eted, llra"pes, built·iris, Boat •ate. Near Oct"an. 3fo Fe.~ Da n d.o .Rd ... fnt)
iii loan. $148 per · monUt 'P,rt$s'. large patio., fenced yard, ~iced below FHA. 10 mos. WOMAN-Fift;yillh wiShes to 673-3003.
Gov.,,-a·E·P· o· ' everything, CAIL. l..A.RR,Y l'.fe........,rt Beach. Ford Rd at old "'ll • -~·-· Dr' share home or apt w/sarne. --===-===~-· · · R<al ,.. ··~ • · · ~ ~~ ove.. FIN~R. 0 ENTALS 5'f6.ll51 1-lentase Lo.II· MacArthur. Move ton:u 17007 Maanolia. FV Eve1. 675-0085 -" bate lope" n eves) aal • .,.. """ .,~~ ~~ ::;;:;::;;::;::;:;:;:::;;;:;;::;:;:;:;:;;:: 545 04SI H.B. B&yfront 3 Jt. den. Pl~r. float. Large 4 bd1·m 2 bath. & fam·!'!!~~~~~'!!'!!!!!I'""" -'BL"""'~~FF=~="~.,c:;"'7,"=,;"'~m-:~~,.,~.~.~tck -CORONA Dlt: MAR -u , FOR Sale by Owner. 4 BR. WORKING \Voman lo Share lntruac. $UOO month,'
ily room . nlJilr i;chooli;., Ii. ~ STUCCO 1. BR w/ pnm· , Bay Vi ew. . SACRIFICE V.A. lo•n Assumption den fam rm,. detached ·i;&r. 2 bdr. house, S9J. Call aft 6 f..1ag nlticent 4 bdrm.' 4 bath
U • ~-La-e lot-119,500. ~""down. PM, 646-6161 view hOme. $1,iloo rho. ; shopping in exce ent Costa U7 .~ $39,SOO. Call 6 4 4 _ 2 2 5 9 Low Price $30,400 with $4,IXX> total down pay. •• -.
l\Iei;a ~· ~JOO down, to. Newly decorated, Iri: rooms eves/wlmc1s. LO\v Down SS.500 ment for this 6% annual 5J6.-0.J38 art 6:30 pm.. Ne'fport Be•ch 2200 Jolln Macnab 642~
tal mbi'lthly paym'f!nt $219 thrU-<JUt. DiJtifV rm. Hrdwd -'-,OCEAN.:,::=-'VIEW"==~o~UPLEX==-Low Monthly S135 G.I. Loan ts $152 .•• no hid· Fountiin Villey 1410 """"-;o..;_;::.::..::.:_...::::.;: !TOWNHOUSE: 3 Br, 2~1 BA.
inc. taxes. Oean & lresh, fin & carpets. Low VA.FHA Lo\Y Interesl 6\~ % de n costs. Clean 3 bedroom BEAUTIFULLY Remodeled frplc, patio, pool 2 car (tilr;
d lo · •· A t f t "'~"' ....,~ 4 BR. + 2 Br. unit. Walk to • -· .. T $2" N all bit· •-......... • ·-rea y move 1n....,. c as term11. E-tts, .,...,..,.,..., u.iw axes ·iv ready for occupancy. Two ASSUME 69/e GI LOan ewport Island reside~. ins, cp.,., ... ., •. .a.-:
on lhb one. CALL 540-USl THE KESSEL CO. Real ton ~~i>;.;~ $39,500. AC en t R·2 Lot So .• ol Hiih~'llf gorg~ baths. G&rpeta & Beautiful 3 bdnn Spanish ~ rooms, two baths, sun S325 per mo. Avail un.
J1eritag.; Real E:n&le (open 1916 S flower SA • .,_........... c.an you think of anythin~ Drapes throughout .. Doubl,e lltyle Townhouse , 21 acre deck, fireplace, furnished, 871-8811 or 642--2497
evei;l .. 545.ut ' · DLX. Condo. 2 BR 2 BA, fpl, else! There's a cozy 1 Br. Garage1 Two Patios. Oose park & 2 club oowes ,vi lh aduils. RefcrcnCH. SS. \VIN l'·E Ar REWPAlrr.~D
$~6,9;50
.5 BEDRM
+POOL
SPECTACULAR \J'IEW view or pOOI. $7l,500. H. home ll: plenty ot room for ID sChOol & shoppiQ&. Serina: swimmill£'. J?OO!S. $21S/per Horvath Realty 6~!972 Jui:ie -The Bluff.s'. 3 tiJ..
,. Spackl!J,I, IuxurY J>otne with McKenzie Realtor 646-0732 another. is beli-vil181! inonth includes P.t.T.I. 1; ~1ALL beach cottage, room den, crp~. drps, frpl, 2
ISO' view of -Back Bay, 3 Owner/bkr. 673-0l.i3 WE SELL A HOME niaintenance f ees. $6000 .fo'('"l:$110 mo. Close to bay .. yatlos, poD:l5. 675-4t97 ·or
Bdrm•., exquisite decorat. Newport H.ighti 1210 EVERY il MINUJE$ takes over GI loan. Better Jsr~ & .Wt mo·s rent id· 644-a449 -· ~.
ina; new ,, .. ,,.,. & drape•. ONE OF A KIN_ o· Wa Iker & lee . hW"Y . tM• won't las" ~"';k. 125 clean;ng. dep. BA YCREST. Fam. Home .•
:; bathl, full· dining room. Open Sun. 2-5. 1132 Goldenrod CUf•HAYEN ~ Br. 2 Ba. Fenced y:d. Odld, Rki> wood P""'linl: -band· ~:;ro; View Rill< $81 .500 r 7 BEDROOMS!! . 7'ii Ed;"•" lfmrfdil'J mg .f1REPLACE, Pool, 2 bdr .• 2 "pets, Ot<. $350. 646-3513
50nle break!ast bar. Arft P OPER'TfES WEST --CHAIM•R Unique, Modt!:rn, Beautiful! 842.M~ {)pt!n 'til 9 PM ·WT:... ~ ba ., patio, adults. Bayside "u=.==5====. =I
of. most co n venie nce. 6fM1?0 ' _ · 6·75-'642 t!I-Fl"~ •• ,.. thi• l"'I Famil . + d · , 0 . ,,_ $ll 300. Village. Until July ht. $200. nt1Wport ~. 2~~
540-1720 .. , ·' . 3 tiR··STOChi ROME listed 'S;GNA'i. AOAD ... beau-t Y rm. i :!;bo~ ~.,. . , 60 100 .5 BR; 211i Ba, lam· rm w/~t CaJJ-(2131 m-4309 or 673-SU.9.3 ·-B'-R:-'.'-,-,_..;;.;ba>.;.,.i;.t=~= TAR,lj\l;l,~ 2955 Harbor 1904 Federal·~ 5%,% ty! Utmott privacy is pro. ;:t! ~l:t~· eidllliv: 41e=~o~ :ia~c bu~t-in~ ~~ dr'::' ~~e ·t:-:; Cor~nl. del Mir 2250 bltns, nel'liy dee. ~ ~;:
OWNER SAYS S12500PITI 10Sn;nl16.'i vided by the-spaciou1 Jot at onJ.y $89,500. range, oven, FA heat, dou. :<In!&. A!ISUme 71it"/o GL Agt. 642-3850, &'J3..;1D77
• • $10?.1 equity l'l'tlrth holdina and mature shade trfts. OON V. FRANKLIN hie gtirage with access to L" Oak F v * BEAUTIF1JL corner ··~1u.st sell!'' Lowest priced becauseofC-lzoi1ing. Ma ssiv e BRICK i'IRE· REALTOR kitchen, landscaped. Pay. ~136 ive ' · · home, conip furn. View. 2 Univer1ity P1rk 3237
4 BR. 3 balh condo. in the ALSO 4 Br I*-1900 on 19th PLACE, 'covered pat io, • 673-2222 e ment.s Jess than rent. I,:~=:;;;;=;=-"'==== BR, 2 BA, conv den. 6 mo
Bluih1. Overlooks K\'f!enbelt Lytle Rily 583. \V. 19th large bedrooms. See ii to !l!"!!!!!'!' ... l!!!!!l'!!!!!!"'~'""' or more. $350. No petJI. 2 BR. den townhouse · $285
I.:. close to pool.' Asking 548-9493, a.18-~2 eve believe it s.t just $29,0001 " NEW LISTING! ITJIIMq•_smd 1_s_._n_1._A_•_•_H_1_1._._1_6_3o 675-0205 2 Br. house brand new $%75
S39,500. Come see this week· EASTSIDE WE SELL A HOME 1 Y•ar • hautlful ~T'!!imlJ ======== 3 & 1'
0
arnlly r1n., furni5hed,
crxl! 2144 Vista Laredo. EVERY 31 MINUTES 3 Bdnns. 2~' bll. +that all 1· ACRE 2 Bdrm frpl c 81lboa 2300 ··awl!. Ott. lOth . '425
Opcn.1-5 Sat. & sun.. Lol 55x200 R·2. Lovely 3 bd· w lk & l :liiiiiiiiiOii-iiiiiOiiiiiili•I * ,, • • '-------~~ Red 1-lill Realty Sll--0820
OeLency Real E~tate rm l~I baths.,'frPic, etc. EX· a er ee impOrtant entertaining area! 0-n ·House Sun 1·5 heated p(IOI, feilced. room SPACIOUS 2 story, 3 bdr. 2 3 BDR?o.1, 2~ baths. lrg p.me 2SZll E. Coast Hwy, CdM CELI.ENT CONDITION. Din. + r.mily, nn. Best oI ,..... for horses. Owner. 545--6948 bl!. g.,,,,; F · 1 u. VIEW VIEW VIEW ' 746 M.11n St., H.B. · .......,.ie"''· am I Y · room, pool privil. Almost · 67}3770 Asking $78,500. CALL GLEN zi.u \Vestcllff Dr. a •· • Winter·Yrly. Kl 6-~74 new, $.115 m~lease. SG-2888 ""'""'~~!"'"!!!!!!""'~I QUEEN 540-Wl Heritaa• 656-7711 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-S HOME & L1guno Hills 1700
$22,500 R•aJ Emt• ~O~P~e=N~SA=T 1-s=u-N~1.-s-211~J'~bs~~~L\~NE INCOME · LEISURE WORLD 2 BR."'' '.~~ 2ba8,1~,,;'."j,;1; : _c_._,._n_•_d_•_l _M_•_r_.m_· _·_o
1 LOYCLY 315 PIRATE RD. 3629 E Coa CdM New 4 unib clo9f! to beach. BA. Lge Llv J'.lm· Estate util. 673-Ql80 RHr •• CLIFP:HAVEN ' · st Hwy., 3 bdrm 2 bath ow11er's apt. sa1e. View of ~lnts I valley. I=========
POOL HOME N I• """ 3 Bd 675-5930 ; 1 ea d * * 613-8911 * * Huntington BHch 2400
SHORECLIFE"; large 3 Br.
famlly. Avail t'eb. JS. $450.
SHOWPLACE; l Br. 71iti ba.
The be1t. Avail. Dec. 15.
ow "-~! rm<., 2 -=='~""'"==-w frp c. rpet>, rape•, =~~~=======;= E.xqulsite 15 x 36 ft. pool. baths + f!Xcltina: family nn. OPEN SAT /SUN. built-in kitchens. Tenant1
Load' of decking. (.o,vered & kitch. combo. Great !or 1900 Seadrift, Irvine Terr, make ·pa,yments. Ask Ing L•gun1 Be1ch 1705 FURNISHED clean g1.1est
cottaa;e, all facWtiea $85.
Util pd. After 6 p.n1.
SSS-7870, G81tlen1en.
pa1i9-G~ ,l:Jedrc!Pn1s, family. Onl,y $35,500. Avail. now. Corona del Mar $67,00).,
· c. 1 ... ~--" · CALL ?•,...\V~ home • prlv. resid. area, 3 Terry Realty cu._1459 2 bat~,· e:ectne 111,Wt·ins, SACRIFICE * ....-Full-dining l'OOlll. * Scenic Properli~s 67S;S721i Bdnn., zi~ baths, lam. &!,.~~~~!!!!!~~~!!
846-06M TAR.,BELL By O\vner din. rms. Rm. for pool. GARDEN KITCHEN
iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii-i:iiiii" •I Prime area. elegant 2 story $M,950 3 bdnn 2 baths, upgraded
l,;,,IStment· l"""ID8 I b.-, Pl"'n apt & '"''· Newport SllOrH 1220 R. C. GREER RHlly w/w carpets & d"""· ""'
1n 11..v Newly painted. SliOOO cash ---------l35S Via Lido 673-8300 arate Ji~ room with lire.
• takea over le. me, paymnt .. 3 BDRM Lowtr 3 Bdnn Up. HARBOR VIEW HILLS pla~. brick entry gold an·
7 UNrts, large lot 132x305'; Call ~-i)4().'539 per Duplex, not lease-hold, $0 900 odiud ganten kitchen in-
roo1n \51~uild3 more. $90,000 TRI • PLEX, 2 BR each, $55,950 Frank Marshal! Rlty t year old Lu;k Home. 3 BR. cllJ!llng built : in kitchi>n 01v11e~ will carry 1st TO. Bctlnn's upstairs. IJ1(..'0mi? 675-4600 2 DA, xtra Ira tam rnl. ce~!er. S~ down • l ull
Wefl1-McC•rdle,•R1tr1. $485. $6,fOO dn. P.rlce l:======== Beautifully lnclscpd on xtra pnce $27.99a. On cul-de-sac,
181() Ne:wpmt Blvd., C.M. $35,000. North CM. By B 1223 ,_,lo•. call ov:ner. 644·2958 ;;,is.7729 6'"-0684 eves. owner. 534-356! aft 5 Fr.l. aycrest , . "'• .., CA?o.f.EO SHORES -Large
CUSTOMH-OM£ + IY[l.L Trado or Sell 4 Bk + com<r Jot w/. ,,;._w. 4 BR'~
fam rm. Xlnt home & area. O S l 5 21' BA, frplc, crpts, tlrps.1---=~~---
POOL • '/2 ACRE 3120· unco1n )V•y, CM. pen un. • ™·""'·Would oon•l.du 5313
Quilty&. lovellne!iei. Kin& bed· $31,900. ~st ~altf.. (714) 2048 Commodore R<Mld leue w/ option.· Flexible 14 0
room8, 2 baths. 1-leaJed &: _,5ll;::.-<O~J2'=--~-----1 A MUST SEE! Lovely 3 bd. tenn1. By owner •. 673-5448 FHA to assun1e. 3 BR, ~x.23'
liltered pool. l\tature -shade 3 Br, 2 8&,IDen.. w/w cl'pls, rm 3 balh home, Pool· huae Iii.VINE TERRACE fam. nn, 2i,, baths, electric ~ • CQl'npll"le priwcy: frpl, drps, blt-1ns: Corner rumpus room with tt'a own OutstandinC Corona d~I Mar kitchen. ll\1f.1ACULATE)
Assume G.I. 1()1.v interest lot. ~. 1903 Oq.na:e, bath & fireplace. Perfect lot Home • prfv. · relid. art•. 3 Submit down.
Joan. S4t!l50. ~112ll. CM ze::· artist, mother-inJaws Bdrm., 2~ baths, tam. & BRASHEAR REAL.TY
TARBELL 2955 Heritor -/OWNER l'anJS'I' Sl:LL! · J"E· A"' SMITH din. nns. Rm. for pool. 16952 ~acb" Blvd., H.B:.
NEWPO.RT BEACH Aikl!'i 123,500.51!% FHA.1 '' S5l,9'0.. 841-850! Evu. '31.J11ill · · BR, Ill BA, xtra 1,. yanJ.. REALTOR R. C. GREER RH_ lly GI RESALE Cham;.,. 3 BR. w / lo-M" -• ... ' .. ~ ..-..-3335 Via Udo 673·9300 ~ rocd . yr. c.'Ov. patio. Hdwd. -c~~=~-~~-"""ms 4 bdrn1s 2 ba on corner Jot.. O~ .. frpl.. bltn. kltch. Nr. OLDER 2 BR hou~r, 2 cftr 2 BLOCKS TO OCEAN \\'alk to tlem & St. Francis
l!chooll!, rhurch & i;hops. ~a~. _Lrg r.lo_t -suitable for 3 BR .. den, 2 balh_s. R-2 Lot. Parochial School. No qualL
Chvoor w/financc. $:!7,00J building .. M~I t>Over Shores • 1227· ~-to bulld. s4t,:DJ. lying. submit on cash OO\\·n
WtiUi:er Rlty. 67>5200 HUGE 9 room + guest hou91! Salisbury, Realtor 673-6900 10 low interest G! Jo..n. t'Ull
33fi6 Via Lido, NB ()pen Sun. & pool. 0\\'l"lct'. SJ8,9JO. ~ I bl \:u DUJ'LEX So. of lh,•y. 2 pri~ only $24.000.
$22,5.0.0 • 646-:IS44 * 5'8-8333 ·irrep acea e "iWf:tr boute1. $55.cn>. ss.ooo do1vn. Paul Jon11 Realty . y & Meuntalnsl ··. Income $415 mo. 61""~4 847-1266 Evr. 536-6358
OA Rcpl. ''Qld World" Q:lntem· 51/4•/o L N -plctu .. "Juohome.w/ CAMEO SHORE&-5 Bedrm SA"'RlflCE S'4~anpual pen:enta1tloan Mtlll V•nle 1110 unbbstructed v>ew . fuO!lt De", Pt!ol. By Owner. -"" ---~· 1ritb ( J79,500.· 67$-3520 an 5 p.m. 3 bdnn 2 ha, hdwd fin., 14 now on ... ~~ , ~ l-----~----I rooms. 4 Br"s, 4~.; Sa + month old 2%lt36' ~•ted &
THE
SEA SHANTY k•NTALS
HoulU Unfurnished
= l\lrs. Hopper. Agt. 673-6510
CtrrE 3 bd. l* ba. home,
Lots or yard & l*"ltin4
&pace. Adults. $285. mo.
rnJJ~
needs some work
SlTI'ING ON A BL UFF
ABOVE THE SEA.-WlTH General· 3000 'c"o"Ro;,N"A.-""ru"G"HLA""'°"N"os.""'"-·2'
AN A\VF. lNSPIRING ·VfEW'. -·--_;:= BR, l~ii Ba Duple:.-(. Ava.ii
OF THE \VfflTE SUR F $150. 2· BR duplu: Yard, Dec lst. $235. 646-2290 or
P 0 UN 0 I NG ON . THt· patio, redtt. Avinl now. 1213) 944-1818
ROCKS, & sandy beacla. ·be:' Chl~n .. & .,et welcotne. ~=~-'--'-~~~-
ICJ\v. Archaic c'.J houee, WI Bkr_. ~980 3 BR, fam nn, din. $450 mo
EXl'ER rOR OF B A RN aw. ·2 BR. dbl gar, fencd 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 story $275
TYPE SIDING, WEATHER-yard. Children &. pets 2 BR. den, frplc S200 1 A ·1 Bkr 3 BR. 3 BA Luxury apt $.12.i ED SllA KE ROOF1..INES, \\.'C corne. va1 no1v. . . Universlly Realty. 67~111
nestled beneath tall trees, ~980 all ell('losrd \Y / nmblina ,_R_E_NT_o_r_JM __ -,-,,-0-pt-io-n-, 5 4 BR. 21; Ba. du_plex. 2200
picket lence. bdr. 3 ha.. 2000 sq ft . Im-Sq. lt. Bl11ns, d1shwa1her,
Sp11.ciot1i; grounds, approx. med. Occupancy. 5'f&.ln 3 frpl. $300 ~lo. lease. 540-7573
150 fl. deep, Authentic old eyes
Sea Coa~I floor plan, fea· 1 ~11:::,.::.:.La.,. __ ,-2-8-._-&-pa-tio BelbM 33
tu~s unique llv. rm., \\'/ G Bl Be -~ ffiGl-t VAULTE1' .. eATmn.. a.rap. , ue , ,aeon. .3 BPRM ,..,y $300 month
ORAL BEAM CEILINGS, 64&-01.l -~ Nanhall Rea lty .
TT.ED BY HEAVY CROSS. CoatA Mell 3100 1=========1
TJflIBERS. Deep stlloim?d,CI;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; wood panelled \vall•. MAS.-1
.SfVE ANTIQUATED OLD
BRICK FJREPV.CE. FR0li1
f'LOOR TO CEILING'. HuJ;c
picture "''indo"'·s !hat af/ol'd
l'..ARGE ,CJean 3 ,bdr:m ·with
12x27' famllY nxnn, new
carpcl.8 &: drapes. Ex~llent
Eastside lOC'atlon. J2l5/mo.
To sre call :;-t0 -11 51
Lido lolo 3351
a vif'w of the Islands. ~fodernlzed, Sc:Wlery type Hf'rilttJ;f' Real Ulalc \\'RITER'S hidea\\.·ay 2 Br
ki tchen has COVED CEIL-I ! 1 1 2
CHARMING 3 Br, 2 Ba •
fircpl, ctpt1/drp11 • newly
d<!cora.ltd. ·$375 mo. Avail.
[Koc. ]RI. 642-9178 bet\\·een 6
& g p.m. AgenL
TNGS W; HEAVY BEAM l"OR Letase: Avai . Dec. 1, 3 or c:u;e or &ac. IJ:
TlfltBERS, BlLT'lN RANGE txJ:r., tow~. 3 ba. l:'.>'.°l5-6628==::=°'=84>-9-:" ='="=:==:''.:".
& OVEN OISHJ'\1STR., RE> Crpts, drpai, bit-Ins, dbl gar.
Hke pa""""'IS • Owrsl!led • -.. tA .. q-!ilea! tor ,-~-646-1111 Ii"""" ,;,;,·;;;··t1-place. ,..,._, 4 BR. 2 BA, tm rm, txe(. "ta1n-· ""Ea' I • ._':".:..: Baltaee fleniriWI• 1300 filtered pool. 1171 pf{ month
$2) 950 ..::;.-:: ~:.=.:. .,_"f""' hom« Blu~. good oond. Pvt '"i·· "mt •~ w~~ pays all.
.f'RlG., ETc. Thii unique _Pool & elbhR. \V1r pd. $215 Huntington Beach 3
clde house overklok1ng the a mo. lst & lasL mo. + t--OR lf!UC my immaculate 3
iiea. NEE0s PAINT A GEN· lttllri_ty dcpol. Adult !f!C-bdmr Pacific Sandi
ERAL REPA1RS. lt'1 an tloM. Nq,_ pell. 5fD...9.t9l · -1mpel1al With tp0tless gold
oul.lt.Jnd!fw value !I CONOOi\tINIUM. -1-BR. 2 c·arpettns . drape1, , • ... _,.. ...... IUlU.... .... ' · w~led trnt_ patio~ Jae htd oocup. FUrniahed. $:118.000. Devaloper'a Duplex The-Rf•I l1tate Mart
AMED CEILINGS ntubnch. awlro pool w/!!lkte & div Assume 61.S~ loftn.. !14$.'724!1 rhree be'droont upper h\'O 847~5Jl ·.
"U'' titha~ honlt! TARBEL~ , Mt.6691 brd. Prof larwbcp"'· lo bedmo I Mr In very~ OPEN Sit &. Sun 12 6. m 0 ' · 6""" \\IE Will a:iopetalt! \\•Ith other ·Around 11ttnf'll\'t Ill· OCIANfRONT m~lnl . Xlnt ne1ihborhd. . .. rtntal area. Now rull.y le.iur brokrrs. ltert.. because the
. DMclt BBQ . t:ucadin& 5 BEDROOM~ S..U.950. ~7lT3 1536 Gala.v Drivt ed. Coad irowth potential. ow--nt1 ACtton. AN'D fall Covcrtd tin 3 I deaf l:, tlon 5 BR, 4 BA, pa~f!d fam nn SJ9 000 '"'' .. ca , • •• · ••co $27 900 • 51' '!.lo•• .. 1 lrplc. 2 '•• patio< w/ · ·BU.RR WHITE TH~ OWNER wn.L PAY mom.. 30 n. hOUI»' $54.• ~ f ~. 2 BA, rtm. nn. bit-Ins pool, ~ view lot, crpls, -POINTS 110 P'11A or VA , Ell'!drle. lritclw:n. Geot,. Wllljemton :? frpl1ce1, 11'1 co\."tted pallo. d Owntt n.tALroR !l~rms "" OK. f'ifl(l \\'ut·
'i,'l'l'I. l H bo REIJiOOR OWNER. tnT Iowa, CM. rpa6Tl-no ~ ~ 2901 Newpori Blvd., N.B. mont horn• $23.:WO. Rex L. BE L.2fSS Ir r '73-4350 Evu. 673-1564 C•ll • 5'6-15'2 sr.-6'2-225.l E .. ~ II~ Rlll'll. 841-2'5:15
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$26;500 • B/\.! 2 -CM gar, swimming dish .. ·a1hcr &: 2 car garagt.
FULL
.•.1. IC' E pool &. rec. ft1.crnllei;:° J2JO Only '$22.i per l'llClnth. Bkr.
r; rno. S.IB-1661 (l\' 5.J7-&S29 aft ~I Eves. 536-9866
VACANT! ~~PAY) 6. ' · 3 BR 2-bl., J1uge rumpus
MISSION REALTY CONDOi\tlNlUl\I, 3 BR, l \I room. blt·lm D/\V cu&tom
!lSj So. coast H!'1:, .~rune-Bft: 2 Car g.ir. l"' o ."'I &: ("fll1/dt'pl. lll"\\'IY de-corated
Phone (71')" ~731 Facilities Sl9.l n10. 54().S310 $2i0/mo. ~
~ 6R'11, l•mlly room, 2 BA'•· ll30 • 'QR, I BA, l'IICIOM!d NE\V 4 RR. near beach le
Near ne1v. Vil!lv. 'Efq ttrd· , Fr'KhJ.1 pa In l e d. &ehoo.11. AvaU Dec. 111 $2"5
Tr.rtn1. Sl.'I.~: 4!IJ·16t? • 531'-91!7 • ·1 t mo. ~ '
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UAL ISTATI -tWalNUI -l'INANCIAL .ll~:~it;.... •• loshod .... ...;~;;;:IC,;;T:;;..A..;.L,s.;:;;urnlsho4==--1 u_:.~......... ~~~:u ... ~ UH.:.._.w """'"'~ ·=LJ~
•· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~==:!!~l~~~~::~~l cc..~j'"'~n~•~'ll~-·~·M~111:~'~s~uo~j;'~"'~,..~~·~lll~11M~tw~609o~~"""""~~i.1~11111t1~~1~'°'°~~1~~~~~~~~1 ;., Huntl"""" llMch MOO Coofl -4100 ~ .... lolch i, ..... INch .j71S Ceofa -510014 I I • ' ..,. ... !lllputonllfa
:, s . aR. ]dull bo avail tor wvµ;r ~ 1 Br ..... + -, BR larp. Neu -• $45.M.WllKLY l--N-E_V_E_R_....._ . , -.. INDUSTlW SPAC• POl 1111A'SE' Aalltat. ;; '
' -by l'Hlton Vac.,,J, '~. $12S. 2 8r b'lr,$1111. "M~~· Uta ~ L '"""""'1 ts Maid ~ I'! CANDY, SUptlLY •175. Ina. (213) AT .44.1114. 131 E. 16th SI., C.M. Upota~I,. -, -· ... "1""1'· . . aP . ., 3 ~Sq, ft A/C 'II ... dt ~ bort • · """"' TV pool O ... .-. . o , carpe ..... _at1pe1_;,!:::: ltOUTI' 14 BR. 2 BA, b\tDa, crp11, ~'J26S • ' .;....,.· BEf R·E •term leues. Close to Oranee COWtty turpUrt -<No "1llna,-
. drps. trptc,. 2 car 1ar1 tncd 2 Bdtm carptta, dtapet, ~ 1 BR fUrft • ~ ~ , ON TEN AC1t.£S N • , 000 1 • ExceUtnt Income 1116 •
)'fd, ~mo. 962-1191 1araae. Small tenctrd )lard. ~ttabltna. · CoMamln&um 4950 livtd in. Brand new apl 1 6 2 BR. rum 6 untu.rn ew 1..-., sq. t. warebou1e or 11)1(. space. hoW'I kbt
t LARGE BR. 2 8A frpl Excel k:lc&Uon. Adulta. No homeL Prtv,.te pa.Clo uv1na. Fireplaces / priv pat1ol / Will accept 6 mos. lease. Bld111: ruuy·sprln-•nd !:w-) ~
mw cpts &: 41rp1. dW e'. i-ts. $140 mo. &lJ...M31 BEACON Ba12 Bt.~trpl. pvt. OE LUX!:~ mancw, Neat beach le lhoPPina. All J>ooU. TtilnJ.t .ConinrtBktsC.. klered. Irvine Industrial Complex'. , L'Olleettna ~from
• J!ncd back yd. $215.. :.= QUTUU LA POIN'J'.E """I: doc~ $2IS mo.' fabulous view, Avail. now 6 w/w carpetlna, dnpca. pri-llQJ Sea Lane OW 6'f.26l.J N ' led d' !==='""======'! Lo¥e!y.J S.. l\n'n ap~ pjol 67Wll9I -°'"'°"· ._ -vate 11v1na. tMacArth ... .ir O»n r ,1 43,000 Sq. !I. free-standing bide. a,. A/C off. .,.... '"""""·llt"
.. feuntaJn Vall9 ,3410 c:ai1*'\r adults no pets. $150 1 BR f\lrn apt, No ifdldrtn or llNTiU it ~.BR-2 BA·fyPlc., plus • •" Fluores'cent lltbtinf throughout bide. Ready ::::. ~~ :!.~l&h ~ •.
1------"-'''-'--+ utU .. 1941 Pomona. pet& MOS~ lStll St; N.B. Aptt., UnfurnllhM • • itR-2 BA.paUos LARGE,'nr evtrythlnc, 2 Br soon. {H&lldles name brand cancfy
·3 BOR. 2 Ba. ~'enced fd. ~ -ATl'RACTIVE, 1 bdr., 646-4664 • 1 Bft.l-~A.<feluxe ilnale upper, carpets, dr&..'"le.i. re-1,752 Sq. ft. A/C off. Carpeted, drapes, im· •nd ~kl), $1S'TJ.OO _ca.ih
deck, fireplace, carpet, pool, utU pa.id, 1arden liv· 2 Br. Apt. Exclusive Gener1I sqooCorslcan Apt. Homes !~tsra~~~~~· mediate occupancy. Near Orange Co. Air· !Tiui~. ~m-P.treonalj~·-
.' drapes, bit-ins. \Valet. ing. adults, no pets. 1800 Baylront w/beach. Yrly. SUNFLOW£R AVE ~..., u;_,•~OTROPE. a BR, port It Freeway&j short term )eases. ~':~ ;.,,,,""', .~.?' • .,· ~
': l'~~~ardencr pald. \V&llaee A~ .. C.M. " Reasonable. cau -6'f3..81S8. VEN DOME . Btwn s. ~1aln 4: Bn.tOI -~ ... , ..... ""
. $235 CHAifl~. ~ec ~lQI' s BR. :.! Bt. Upper unit. blk. Located ~~ mile E et SOuth ba!con.y, re~ frplc. 3 blks CALL: Dlck Cramer or Jerry Cole ohOnc number to AJV:4 •
· 3 BR. 2 BA,• mo. old, 1 .. apt. Equlp'd kit""~ w/w to boaclo. 1225 Yearly. Ait· IMMACULATE APTSJ Cout Plua ·-"a c.Otu :;'~""'""-.mo illo. Call "0' "W•" IANKER I: "0. ~:!.~;:.'.ST;:,.:'i,;j;.;JJJl.,. _· ·
• Wn rm...,, ... """"· blt-ino, """'"~ ~ Incl -· &J>.Jon . ADULT. FAMILY Coll J40.1'7J ... - -... . SlG.'I mo. """822, 213: NE .. uttL 6C-Mll =+-SECTIONS AVAlLABLE 2 BR Apt w/clrps ~ """"· SM NEWl'ORT CENTIR DR., lorn!a """'· In<)~
5-6183 B:&AU'l'IFULLY FURN CerMI def Mir 4250 CS... te~, Park NEW) ¥R.-l BA, ~.crpt. AduJts only, no pets. $17S NIWPORT BIACH Asaoc • .Partner • ·~ '-
• BR SPANISH -~= 2JlR Pool Ad"'ts, IL . Ba Drps, dishwhsr, patio, bum 1111> 23%1 2nd st. SW'l ..... '" • ..,._ •-u•2•.,. ., I • IV"nn.3~. -• ,• w no pe cozy Growx:I 1toor 2 Br with • Spadoul 3 .. 2 ceilina. frplc. pr. AduJts, . --v· _,_ ...,... ~
POOL & REC. $260. NEAR Stti '!" utU. 2272 Maple ~I. fire.aace, dcm to abop'c-. * 3 Bedrooms no peta $165. 2600 Elden, m.IALL 1 BR. View s. of ' ...,....~. . AUTOMOTIVI' •:1 :
NEW.962-nls 54S-Ol!i7 ·Adultaoni,·no pets.•SwtmPool,PuV~n 53?--0(lOafterlpm&SUn. Hv.')'. Ne\v c~t.s &~ -~ · DIALIR .· !
L-un1 .... --h 3705 NICE 1 BDR. DUPLEX. Stud~okit.TOnlo. •Frpl•"~~~tvh/b><hyl AW:'la VALUE adu!t-upleonly., drapes.$160.675-6354. .... • A ,,t -. ADULTS Hal Pinchl ~alt 675-4392 -~· t m Wi ' ''" · • LARGE New 2 BR 2 BA . • ctiv.e wit}\ $25,000 ta 111,...
LEASE Or rent,~executive 4
BR. den, 2 BA, view home.
Covered patio, dbl gar,
CJ111', drapes, dish\fuher.
$275. 494-8961 wke.nd& or att
· n or 642.m.. BR, no pets. Drps, cpl&, I • Orange l\Mmty e.~~· ' *** $l05 •*,* $115. Fum.~Lqwer duplex. l COSTA ME.SA dlah\\'hr, htd pool, quiet. PVlueswde.!.S1?,ta, dQ>s, bltn.s. lttntafa W~nttll 5990 Office ltent1t -6070 Tap in field, 25 yrs ·
Phone -~ BR. of24 ' Da.hli8. Quiet Ulll8h $135. 2295 Pacilic Ave. · .,........,.., · a1J,y E: tre 1.. '
1 BEDROOTlf. Elderly lady. aduJ~. No doc! ( 213) IUUIDUI GREENS 548-6878 or ,6·12-4429 · X' me.,, hl&ti re~.
No pet.s $85 mo. UtU. pd,. 681~1 A'M'RA~v··"•ean 2 BR lal. UGO MATURE resp cpl, no LAGUNA IEACH· P!~ic.xc~Ucnt ~· :nt c•"......,. ... ,, -..... , chUdren or pets. \vii.hes 2 br A' C--'--'lt1 ___ .. Cl-se ccted mwt ha\fe 1905 Fulk:rton. ~ 2 BR Cd~f. So cf hwy. BACHELOR unfurn from crpts, drps, blms, C8J'POrt. BALBOA Pen - 2 Bdrm. unf hie er apt, 2 b& ~ ;a.i.· Ir ---manarerial back.rrouncf, A&. • • LOVELY 1 BR turn apt. AduJts, no pets. $1&5 mo. Aft $110. Also avail 1 • 2 I: 3 AdullJ. no pets. $ l 3S . carpets Ii: drapes, bltru, by 12115., C.Tlt. area. To . ON FOREST .AVENUE tomotlw e.1:perience n q, 1
LA.ft.GE, ne\Yly redec. 1-Br. Adults only. 1004 · El > Bdrm. Heated pools, chlld MR-6763 Garaa;e w/'J. l!,tra apaces. $175. "'ally Bolt. 290 N. ltd Deak spa~ availd.~le in ~~: \YIU .train. Y!'f
duplex. Ocean view. Adults, cCam::::=""'=·,;546-0c::..:;;·7.<,04:_,.~~.., * GC-7898 * care center, adj to &hoppin&, 1028 El earn· Ori $170 yearly. Call 6'1>7007 aft St, El Cajon, ea. ~ntl newest oll1ce hlilkhnc at tnvea~horl woekemed. ~
no pets. $175 mo. yea.rb. 1 BDR. Furn $m. ~fgr. Apt. 'fVRN Apt, incl ulil. New 2 No '!.,"'oo Polenon W•u Deh1xe 3 BR, 2;;: apt ~s. 6. 444-2596. prlme location In downtown lru: ~pt. for this' once in•
PLACE REALTY 49f....9'ro.j •A" 641 ~a1 · Dr rl.f d I nl i. "'' ._ ••• .... ., ~na ~ach. Air condi-lifetime, exceptional oppa;.. ' .,., 1mar , . ":' BR. A u ts o y, no pe . Costa Mesa SiG-0370 W/\V cpts. ~1 or -Duplex apts. Upper &: e LANDLORDS e tioned, carpc!ed. beaut.itUl hrnlty, Ken a:u-~ tn'• 4 BR. 2 BA., view. Xlnt cone:!.
6 yrs old. $295. mo. Cail
497-1642
After 4 PM. 673-1975 eves li:c ~wkends. • MG-0154 Jo,ver-yearly. Matutt 4&1&1'" "" • RENT FREE RENTAL SERVICE entrances: Frontqe on 774-7000. '•
Newport Stech 4200 a.lbot ...,,,.,, 3 Rooms Furniture drps, RIO. 1¥.i BA, $QO. oou Blvd. rra..5466 Munclp8J parking lot3 $50 . .1•"" SPLIT-level 2 BR. Crpt.s, !~.~boats, l10 .pets. 217 E. Broker S34.fi98i Forest Ave., rear _leads to EXCE P TIONAL ~
"---------I $19 95 & UP Adults:, no pell. 2883 l'iten-e 1'1-ee ~ntal Srrvice e per month for space Desk INGS. Part • timo
,_L_qu..:,__n_i_N_l1._uo1 ___ 3_70_7 NeGwpoRANrt °Oa~PENING ~:a~l:a A:pts. • dcza Dr. ~ Huntintton luch 5400 Brokers / Afii'll, / Owners and chain available for $S. routes. Avail in m&ll1' aifa!
r l'~onth-To-Month Rentals Properties \Ve!>i · fi75-l64.2 Bu&Lncu hours anS'lvering li1en or \\'Omen to~' 2lml Century lMng! Crown IMMEDIATE 315 E. Balboa Blvd. WIDE SELECTION NEW 2 Br, $13a. Bltns. pati.,, LARGE 1 &: 2 Bdr. Apts for llf'rvice available for $JO. snack machines le •
Valley Hihlanda. 3 BR,. 2 ~ OCCUPANCY BALBOA 613-~ NO DEPOSIT 0 .A.C. P~. &dulls only. t.o AduJts. l\Iany features incl. ltffml for ltent 5995 All ut.Wtles paid cxcePt money {days or evesl.
BA. view. Pti beach & pool Lu.xury prden apartments BEAUTIFUL Bay view. 2 HFRC l'urniture Renla1s pets. 19'.> G 21st•st. separale patiod for privacy. telephone. SELLING -\VE ..
privg. $250. 495--0124 offering complete privacy, Br. $200 ulil paid. Beach, 517 \V, 19th, CM 548-34812 BR 1arase apt. Refrl:. Just completed l. ready forlLARG--E-.---m-.-.. -.-.-ti-O-ill)' DAILY PILOT LOCA'I10NS. $900 req~
370I ~autiful Iandscapifl& & un. pier, parlcin:. AduJta. ~ E. Sl~ 3 BR. Crpts, Drps, Bit-stove, cpts. Couple anly. OCC\lpancy. located near fw'fl. Ne\vly redcc. Priv. e:n-222 FOREST Av'ENUE part-time route, full ~
,_M"'-ls_.s_lon __ V_i•_i,,_o____ paraQeled rect-eational facll· Edge\vater. cn41 871-2866 ins. Children & pets OK. Blue $100 mo. 646-8226 Adams, \Vest of Beach ft. &. ba. for 1 qulet adult. . UtGUNA BEACH routes al80 avail. ACT N " ·1· In •-club at Blvd . at 1213 ~1, ... ,,. St. FOR CHOICE LOCA,..... : S BEDROOM, % fireplace. lt1 1 ies a coun .. .,. . BAOlELOR Apt. Incl UW. Beacon, 645--0Ul 1 BR dupliox, garqe. Adults. ""' " C&l.l -5'18-69&3. 4s.t:9466 . •tJ".'I." 1 mot1phere, -Now leuin&: in ~ ~2 after 5 PM. l ~~-'!'"-iiiiii,..;;;; 1n OralllC County. Ve tncd-in yrd, Air/Cond. $300 Newport Beach.. Yrty., Sl20 • mo. Call -S135 2 Br. Ne1v erpts, bll·in No pets. $100. ma. 2 BDRM$ .• 2 BATH ROOM In <."Omfortable home Di1(', 1901 Avenue ot '1 ma. &17·56T6 Furnillhed or uniurnillhed 673-5342 or 536-3to t ranae I even. ~'enced. Gar. *5481964 West!iide. Kitchen Pr iv. 1000 Squafe Net Stan, Suite 585,. Ceri '
3710 l'ifodcls open 10 am to 1 pm BACH. Furn. yearly lease, aze. Blue Bea.con. 645--0lll. 2 BR, beam cell, e&D. bllM, avllil. $(». Ll 8-8311 nuu. __ • Space Avail. c11y, Cal 90067. In o;ij')· ~I
1,S;.;•;;.n;_C.;.lc.;•.o.m_.• ... n_t•'-----Rent• trom $1.55 to $3.lO. util pd., pvt. beach $125 mo. Sl30. 2 BR dupliox. Yd. patio. yard .t-i:ar. $155 fl.to. $150/?.fo. HEATED POOL LOVELY Rooin in private UllRii,, Co. call tn4) 645-24$3 •. : l
i BR extra room off OAKWOOD 67~?00 bltllll, relri&;. Children&: pet 64&-4922, t94-S270eve. lncd, cpVdrps. Kids OK home. Empla,yed gent . COIN laundric .. ~.l
zarage. Near beach. Ha.s u 4351 O.K. Bier. 534-6980 2 BR, crpta. drpll, stove, no Delaware Studio Apts. ~1713 wlce:nds or e\·c. JO;; lTth Street, H.B. From $6,500 lo 14 2. ~ ... li;Vl
pool. l ~i: BA. crpls, drps &: GAR~En. Lido ltlt pets, adults onJ.y Sl30 mo. 2S:M Dtla\Vll'C, ll.B. $15 \VK i.: up w/ kitchen. SJ6.a&OI Anaheim, Cos!». ~le~~
stove. APARTMENTS 1 BR, u!U pd, ,ar, 1 adult. m Costa Melt S 100 962-3886 6~2-2'l21. anytime 536-l816 Jlj, wk !litudia ap1. :!:l76 BAY LIDO BL.IX; Buena Park, Fu 11 er t~Jli
BILL \\'ILLIAi\fS REALTY J-l&lh s-t pets. $160 mo/yrly. 67l--OS37 NEW 1 BR. Child or pet OK. LOVELY unturn 1 BR. l BA Ncwpott' Blvd. 548-9T;>;i. 3700 N l1 NB Gld'dcn Grove, HWlli!!;!
239 Del ar S C 492-6175 •uu .... '¥ Bl · Ott ~--· S C apt "-ta &: d /bit . ewpo ' · · BW.i\, Santa Ana, m · · · TI<!: 642-8110 ·'=':":";;:====== MERRIMAC WOODS tns, patio. .. ..... J. • • • ~·" rps, "' n PLEASANT quarters for OU1ces available. Rm 301 . La Mlrad • 1 .<c:N I AL:!io THE --Ju1t completed, 1 or 2 BR, 2 Plaza. 546-6976 dshwhr. ~tu> itove &: oven, employed , adult male. Pvt &75-2464 or 541{1(!32 Call Chari~
Aptt. Furnishtd CALIFO'•NIAN APTSI __ ,1_11oo __ h_l_1nd ___ 4_3_S_S I Bp1Zte1w,ith _:~.,..~ °';Ii LO-VELbYlt'-~ _2 .. s.r;;ul~~ f:°"~4~pl. C&JI eves att cntr. 64&-5689 sroRE. eUice a: desk space MPLETE plumb
Gtneral 4000 " , · BAYFRONT 1 Br. view apt. ' ' .... , -1 ""' ""'"" lM2 Ne~r;,~~lvd., Cl\f shaet metal ishop for -~·
S • h VIII ft-I Adlts. \Vnb'. Island fteaJtv, cleaning ovens, wood cell-pets. $135 mo. M&-1762 2 BR nt\vly decorated. Mltett. Trlr. Crta. 5n7 .,_.........., JUI"'' e .. .,.,s gn '"' lng.s, dishwashers, l ush $115 mo. '120 Shalimar Dr. Retri&: & bit-int, cpl!/d?ps, P.tacl\inery, tools, s t C?~,1J The GORGEOUS New 4$ Park Ave. 6'13-1200 lamdscaRitlc with streams I Apt A.,· l n~~. No pe•·. ccean view. S 15.S /per WEEKLY tJ.les Sea Lark 600' SHOP, OFFICE. 100% complete. ( l,U VAL D'ISERE N I & 2 Bed m f"-'·" KKU.I....... "' 1• •·! ~01 N port Bl d '3IO N-Blvd., ~1 ~....._-• -cw roo • "''_,r BAYFRONT: 3 BR. 2 ba. \\'aterlalla, elevaton:, BBQi, Available now! "'"'3M2 n'IOnth. AduJts preferred. Ou:;, s.<N ew v ., ~~t"''' '-" u ........... ..
Sin&le·l br-2 br. Fum-unl'.
. Sauna. Acfy Rm, Billiards
·· 'Therapy & .U' pool, BBQs
: . 1000 Parsons Rd . 6-12-8670
, HOLIDAY PLAZA
: ' DELUXE. spacious I Bdrn1.
Furn apt sm p I u s uW.
ileated pcol , an1plc paJ'~.
No chlldren·no pets.
l96a Pomona, C.i\t.
S90. 1 BR lo .... ·cr. uW pd. New
""'/w. Pel O.K. Bkr . ....._
$35. 1 BR, v.•/w. drps, cen·
ttaUy Ioc. Avail now. Bkr . ....._
ed &: unlurni&htd, a.i.N'Ondi-lo\\·er duplex yearly. clubhouec, aaurw:, jacuzzi & Tradewinds Reali.)' &tT-8511 Costa ~tesa. $15. 646-~. 548-&llJ PARTNER EEDED 1
tioned, dishwashen, Rlf. Salisbury Realty b'7HOOO 5wim pooJs, priv. car. w/ 2bl:::J;,BR, Pvt~· tio~:'_:_, drpe, BEACHBLUFF APTS S"9 lnduatrlol Prop. 60IO attractive new lint p,1
tleanlngoveri!,-pi.tio, break· atoraie. Everythini new. · pa • eiM.:l pr. N 1 • 3 BR 2 BA FA Mlac. lttnt1l1 __ photo frames . .E!t'ie fa st hMr, private sun decks, H ti I h ••-Adu! A 5f:t.M33 ew • • · ·• 1---------un ngtOn UC --Startlng al $140. ts . .. • dillhwshrs, patio1, pool. \VANTED G to I COSTA MESA :sales-oriented incljv. ~~ la.L"Ee "toragi: C)Ot;Cts, heal· ·-· -, please. Jwt Eu! of 2600 l BDRl'if unturn L'Ol1agc. • 847-39;;;7 : ara~ ren req, t96-2SCO • . ii
t'd pool~ Salinas, B.8.Q.'s, BACHELOR & l BR tum.
1
Harbor Blvd. next to Naben Quiet. reflnt'd lady only. No --===~-=·~-for ill0l'8.ZC. C.M, or N.B. 11 Unit Industrial bldg. \\'ith
:iouad proofed 11alls, \valk·in $140 up. Adults. no pet!. Cadillac 11.t 425 t-terrimac pell!. 14(i P.1c!la Drive, 01 ~fODERN 2 BR. 1 ~""'=•"'·"'C~all-'1,,.4--0330=-.:cc-= excellent incomt-! ~!~E;~h0tJ11;ooop01*
clo)ll,!OI. Cove~ ca.L·~11s -17301 I<eelson Ln. 842-7848 \Vay. M5-6300 No pets. $135 flfonth. SINGLE a:11.1·aa:e for rent. $2-IO,COO
ADUUI'S, no pefs. 1 · (\Ve•t of Beach nr Slaterl. Mn• Verde 5110 2616 ~na:land St, 968-3089 Eut •idc, C.f.1. $20. Wm. Winton Broker CHarbol'._ !!"t for. 00~1
·•bl..,•'-W N-.. ,., .. 1''"1·y > BR SK ABOUT OUR ;; "-'" ~ ... :;. uh $1;>,vuu. Leavina: al1ftl: • .... ~ · ""' • · FURNI S tf.ED '.. · A 1 oR, fenced yard. SIOO mo. U'l-.»<t.. •·675-3331. \Vrite Box 551. t,azuna Bal• Al Mw.cArthur. &: Alain downtov.•n Hntg Bch. 52G N 2 BR. Cpl!, drps, clcc. bltns. lst &: Jut requited. GARAG~ tor Rent, Corona CA 92652 . ·:
NoJn st. 5.16-13'6 DISCOUNT PLA Gang" Adu!". no ,..,. ~Call 962-1'61 '·mmorclol 60 . °'" ·~· .. , .. 100 de! Mar. I'll mo. -15 F ·NT·ST1·c 1 Bdrm. tum. $1l5. Adults, Spac. 2 Br, :! Ba apt, New .,_...........or~ 2 BR, crpts, drp.!, ~tovc, *caJi 63-2911* "" ""
\\'lier & lights pd., 206 dnapes, new s!'&g c:rptina: N--Bue. h 5200 laundry . facll. No pets. * GARAGE • $20. mo. Prime Commercial Property REAL TY PlltOJEC:{ SINGLE Adult.! Luxury C-Jollel 536-8000 thruout. 111.t m1 N. al So •• ..,.,......, 1120, * 962-38116 2317 Eld C >I l32'x280'. c .2, Beach Blvd., ~000 proftt return
c-u*n apts .....;th countcy Cou pliza $160. n01 S. -en. ·' · Huntington Beach. SU. 750 90 da.rs. m.«io calh ~ '
club atmosphere and comp. 1 Br. Condo. Completely Pac~c · 3'BR, 2 BA, new buildinz, 2 2 Bdnn Townhouse, 11,i bath.· * l4l-3029 * Cash down. 01\'ntr ._111 car. _ed. &4:).Ul7J day ore~
CALL 546-27i7 •
Jete privacy. SOUTH BAY F\lm. Private. $16a a mo. · •torie1, crpb, drps, frlilc, w/d, refr crpts. drps, S~65. ry l~ year 1st tl'U6t deed. RESTAURANT~'
CLUB APTS. Irvine at 16th, _Call:;; ..... £:::"'~=or=96U683===I GRAND 0PENING b!tns. ~: blk to beach, $275 mo 962-riM lnteme Pr1p1rty 60CJ! Rellonom1cs Corp. G7fi..6700 Costa Me.. 4100 Newport Stach. -THE VICTORIAN en leue. 108 Grant, cornet 2 &. 3 BD"<ll-lS 2 BA 1 1 ~!OST POPULAR "t.' liiiiiiiiiiiiii!liiii!!iiiiiiiiii!iiim I <714) 645--0550 Ora'1ge County 4600 Nl!'lv. large2 BR, l'~ BA. $150 of Grant&: Sea.shore D1'. Stt patio he ted , I ~.:~. COMMERCIAL Industrial Rentel 6090 'l'br, Sale -Phone 642:f!I HARBOR LOVELY 2 br apt. Almost -'--''---~---!Adults only. C'rpts-d1115""'tnll. Sat &: Sun. hook 'u ~.S:' ' r --· --$2j.(JOO for Parinenhi.p, m
, new. Furn. i; blk lo ocean SINGLE Adult.. lu xury Sound proofed pct :ar w/ 2 BR 2 bath ts d P. CE,NTER N£W BUILDING or lady. Local business
•bay. 1005\V. Balboa.Blvd. g;arden a~ts. w/tull recrea· storqe. Fenffit yd w/patio. blt·lns, D1w' $cfsS1:!:'. S1nt1 Ana 5620 100•,· occuplol. Anc:ho:;d . cslab Z3 yrs. can 9 lo 5, TOWNHOUSE tio:l facilities L: complete \\later pd. Gardener main-N H H ... ,M 1260 t.oean Ave ., Costa l\lesa &12-n41 Sun. on: 3-9209, Wkdays . South Bay Club · ear . oq o.!p1w.i-Cl"· down "''ith a few atronr Joni Each. Jnit 1725 sq h 2 otJ 1 ========m;:;. . (213\ 1$--0661 pnvacy. taincd. 661 Victoria St, 4150A O..lrice Rd NB CAN'T IE IEATI, I -l•ue• WUJ nel more ; ' ,,.....;, 1 · '. Apb. Z11 So. Brookhurst, 636-4120 ., • ., ~~•t • '!-• e, .. , · Ices, 2 rest rooms, 1101-..:v lnvntmtnt Oppor. 63.[ 2217 Harbor near \VU.On OCEAN FRONT 1 BR. Spac Anaheim <714l 712-4500 vu-wa PRIVATE-QUIET than 10':0 on a purcha~ed cleclric. Ample pa1·kinz.
e l'ui'fl Bachelor $120 Kit & liv rm. Nicely tum. SINGLE l\1atuted Lady l'"or API' GARDEN LJVlNG price or Sl45,000. Can all· C. Robert Nilttre!i9 Realtor $100,000 PER YEA.~
•. HNoeated pool • Adults only Sha&" crpt. Bachelor only. Giirden Gro•t 4610 3 BR 1~..: bath ••=;mo. quiet Ndewport lsla
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r. Nice area. 2 BR, 2 BA aJI sunie cxliir\nr ?I~ ';O loan. Costa lile1111. 642·1485 fl.linlmum. incom.:! for ~~
pets· Adj to shoppinc SJ.30 mo. incl util. (2131 ~ ......,... crpts. rps, stove, yr y. el('c, Fu1J.v insulat<!d, 80und Fo1· n1ore information please man to particl~te in h"
698-3621 SINGLE Adulta Lu" u r y Call -67>0115. proolcd. I ad y ·!I dreliiiini:; ell!! "· \V. $ml.II. lndustrl1I lltentel 6090 pl'ofitable realt)i invcstrneTi $35.00 Wk. Up SP:t.CJOUS One bedroom. zarden apta with c:ounlry Welll"McC•r•llt~ Rltrs. OJNTEMP apt nr bch 2 Br room . 1000. sq It .Coor space, Eckhoff,& Assoc., Inc:. operation. Plwh 1-ed CIQle
club atmosphere and com· 1810 Newport Blvd .. C.M. • d ., Ba. bit ,_ · 1. 72 ll I 1 Cr t 1818 W Cha pman Av~ · · N .... ~ •Studio & 1 Br Apls. Lower, clean, sunny. Palic pl . SOlITH BAY :•o......., ,, •• ,_,A vcs en,.. , ns, .. ., pa 10. w II()" c ose: space. P s. · · INDUST. SPACE offices on ewport ..-,,!!'Ac •
• Kl h V -··• 150 cte•pnvacy. ,,...,.,,,.., .,.....UUO't e . Adu!'" , • ....., ...... , mo d•~• ,,., _00 F -·• -•r ~--•.Calif. . . ti 1 ...r.;M tc en & T inu. a"nd Parking. No peu, $ CLllB APTS 13100 Chapman "" M<:lll!e ..,,., ...-• ,, • "" • 011..~ ... v ..... .., k ""~n FOR" LIASE t1ve or 1nae ve! nvcs-::t~··
• Phone Se•""' " Pool ·~ o 642-3226 heating. Paticll. Pool Ii: rec 541·2621, Eves-w nds ~ -uired! \VUI train ..M..."--" "' mo yearly. 613-9..., Ave .. Garden Grove ·.(714) wner. For lease, new industrial ·~-. ..,...--
•Maid ser;ice incl. SAIL Inn f.fotel, ,wkly from 636-3030 fairwav Vifta Apls 3 BR., 2 Ba ... SPACIO!JS. ffjJ~~ry'JLnL11AGE space; S,IXD sq. 'ft. oUic:e & fled J)arl)'! 64:>-1574. ~
•Day, \\'eek&: ?-.lonth S3'1.50. Special lo\v monthly I Crpts, drpa., hrepl., blt-UJs. TIE OPFI wareholbf!, .improved. \Vith· Cvt. ---U'
:?376 Newport Blvd. 5'1S-9r~ n.tea. 67>)841 (cot0 28th St. Litqune &each 4705 , Al ....... -'t Ii: 1 blk. to beach. S*. GARDEN APTS. At Meadowlark rolf Ccuf'llt ln Irvine lnduattlal complex. FOR Sale bf• owne-i;i'f I
DARLING 2 bdr. Upper. Ir: Newpcrt Blvd). Near Orana:e Co ~..-• 646-Wll. 2aoo E. Salta, Santa Ana In 1pacious 3 bdrm owner's Ready' for OCCUPl.llCY. PadJic View cemeteJY'1tl,
Spacious newly pa i n t ed. % BU\ lroin ocean, yrly. DELUX"E Ba.chel01' apt, N. UCI. Adttts only.2iM'21Jrn 3 BR 2 ba cpta/drps.. frpk; 5'16-152.J apt. with 3 additional rent. Bruueau/Wankier Call mornlnp 642-1323 ~'.:'.!
New crpt & drpio. \Valk to fl.lod. 3 Br, 2 Ba doi\lllStairs, e~, 2nd fir, pvt·enft, d~k, Santa Ana Ave. S40. • bit-Ins. $nsJmo. Ne a 1' ah. All have private patios, .........
Harbor Shopng. Cent c r. furn. or partly turn. 109 3-lth v1~w. 1 blk bch/shoppuJi. Hoag Hospital. l'ifJ:l'. t150A Tustin 5640 bullt·ins including dlshwash· MoneY ,. LHn '
Adul t.. No pets. 1129.50. St.,·N.B. 67>-3315 . Adult. 1145 mo.,,.__ NEWlA$P1TS. Patrt<e Road, NB 64M.1117 DOWNING Am ,..., ,..,.,....., dropcd, ••" 2ild TD L
Phone 646-1571 or 64&-SSGI WATERFRONT w I.boat UPSTAIRS, partly fur n. $150 75 NICE 2 br. Pool, patio, a:u. • ages " dote to achools Ir: Col4well, .... I Co. •• oan
LOVELY Quiet turn. 1 BR dock. Lovely 2 BR . patio. bachelor apt, cloe:;e to. ~h. 11.:. 2 bdr., 2 swim. pools. Au bll·lrur, cpts, drps, adlts. No CORNER 01" llhoppinf. ~.k attractive SJO N41Wport Ctnter ·or. Prompt. confidentlt.J: .
:ouplex. l\faturc Adl ts. Rcrs. Yrly Ille. 673-9000 or no rar. S1Z mo., ulihhcs uUl. ~·Adi~. only, no J!.Ctll. pets. $155 mo. 642-8001. WILLIAMS AND price&: temu, Newport •·1ch, Collf. .. .... 1171 ,., ~ • $125. catJ 548-8007 697 5918 paid. 494-?0M after 6 pm Furn. d desired,~ ALLIANCE Padflc..Sbore:i Realty --• ~ I=========~.:::;::-::;::._ 301 Avocado St., CM DUPLEX, upper, waterfront, $190, mo, l55CM \VUliams j36.8894 • er 847-&;86 13M700 644-~ Servina Harbor area 2tJ m
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VILLA MESA APTS 1¥'· 2 ~· w/w cpts, drpa, Centeral air conditionini ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!~ Sattltr Morft• CO:.! 1...;~;,;;,;:;.._ 2 BR untum, pri palioi, hid bltns. Adult.. sat. ~73-ftlT lower 2 BR, 2 BA COSTA MESA home &: 9 Ltta 6100 31 E, 17th Stree~
pool 2 car encl'd &;ar. OtiJ. 4 BR, 2~t BA. Dish~hr. Adults over 18. Private units plm room to bid . !=======~=
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c..fri..Q ..&\'to..(-. f) "C bQ.9 dre~ welcome, no pets Studio apt. I blk t:om patio, fireplatc, pool. $125,lo>. al~ dn. ()y,"net INVEST NOW! ~~ Lo!nf ~~ 1-'"U ~... 'b i.;,q• µ please! $160. Also Jum $18.'.i. beach. $300. yrly. 673-2455 Call owner 646-5.lOl 54HOOl fNVESTI.tENT -~•p '.~'
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SCRAM·Lm ANSWER IN DIME·A·UNE
719 \V, Wiison. ,Siti-1Q1 2 BR unfurn apt. $150. Patio 8 • Z BR. aptJ. E. Costa In Fait Growing •'"""
l I h 5705 'I Sell VISTA S$'s for trust deeds. 1j LA PALMAS APTS. t: pool. ~· dl'p9 It b!tru. 19une llC u esa. or rxchanre for .. DI Lo mak~ lit ~ 2nd • buy· '. 1325 Placentia more uniL~. 1''o\'tin RJtt. ' ·• •v Lr; New 2 Br., 1¥.i batJJ..S: c:pts., · CHARMING paJ:tly furn 642-5000 Etch 15 Ft. Frontagt istin; TDs. BJ<r.
dJ·.i.pes, dlshwuher. Enclo• I It lluff 5242 M!Uide 1tudio bunirlllow, ========= $3'00 Eec:h day er ev~s-
ed iarage. S150-Sl55. Se:e at e earden setting. Avail. Dec. lvtlnttl ,,.,.,ty 6050 'Owner/A;!:. &16-Wl Eve! CALL HARDES'IY •
760 w. \Vilaon 548-6731 e NIW DELUXE e J. Lease $110 tne gar. all FM F~ C ~
BRAND Ne ,v 1 • 2 BR. !! Br. ~ ha apt. for teaae utiliUes, Teleclcu. Reta. COt.f!'lt. Comer. Perfect for ~!! 6200 * 6'15.-21116 *
WIW c:pta, all bltns incl. Incl. spac. mutt. suite. din _.!K-2775 ahopplna: center. 150x300. All -·-
ttlf cleaning oven. Patioe, rm. A dbl. J:U'&&'e• auto. uW. ln. Sicnd at corner. OWNm 8'c1'Uice -\.S price. W1nW
aarqn. Adults. 66-211B. door openn anfl. Pool A San Juen Viciorvllle an!!&. Box lB, Se:ll or trade UJ..20 acres
377 w. Wllaon. rec. . .,... Nr. C.tbalJc C1pldrane f 5725 Ontarla, Calif. level land nr Lovelock, a ... to tor. on >'IM' • ~·-• "ultl Nevada. ~2209 mtnt.. We can placti.
X'TRA I.qt. O.lux• ' bdr. 2 -~' ... ' .. ,.,.. I BEDROOM rum .... ......... Bual-ll1<1t1I ·-'='='==-="'.'""'==-::: fund dlttct tho bc~*'f! ba. Upper. Electric blt·ins, e ONLY t2G e ""' __., "." 1 . to , 865 fl-''" w NB t."J'Pla le drps stove, dispo-... Meunt_. & DeNrt 6210 on title bis. real est.ate crpb, drps. Adults, no peta. ...,.oa ay, · · Sl35 mo. t96--Z319 ATI'R, Commercial ~lda.1200 ;:;;:;:.::o;..=..::.:::.::.:;_..;.;;..o @'no extra cost to the
Sl85 mo. MIJ.QOl. SPACIOUS 1 bdr. Crpts, llEAL ISTATi aq, ft. Pk:tureaquc Old New· BEAUT. Palm Desert condo. er. Stop in er call, 1323'tt ,
2 BR, priv paUo closed drps, di~h\vsher, Te fr IC• pot1 near Lido Ille. Ide&.! fer 2 Bt". 'l Ba, lo ma.int. Biz pvt Broadivll)', &A (parlrinc :on
a:lll'agc, bltns. nt\\'jY decor. healed pool. Near fas~n Gtntr1I dcconltol'll, antiques, crafts, patio. $28,500. 644-1.j(jl our property) 54.W3&1
Adults only. $130 m '1, Ctr &. t-Dct. AdulL<i. $160 ltentllt Wented 5990 r11 . Adequate park inc. or evec. , J 1
2214-B. Rutgcrg Dr., 644-5298. Ownt"rl•i1· &r>474T It. E. Wanttd 6140 ANNOUNCiMINTS ;_
640-6919. NEW 2700 *I ft 3 BR " lam --NOTICE end NOTICES NEWLY decor. 4 er. l BA. rm. 3 BA. Owner'• tux apt Jlave your~~ l livi""
bullt·illl, dllhwr, crpts., 'ra: Amlp \V&)'. 67a.-5033. lttNT•l -D£RS quarters Ip thll 1-Br. how;e, 1 ,.._.. fPne ....
•-"· I I " r'" 2 bl.ks. [Rim Udo Isle. $135 U ha 3 I "~--"' ""' p&uu, db pr, poo. , .. ". .... f• l•«•• ' )'OU \<& & or ~" NO PETS. Can Ul)41' C.,..a .. MM' .,_. · Per month , hon:111 for lale or lot ttnt. SCHWINN BlcycJ,•• -• w. ,,., -,... "-·--/ ... nt 67~ •1•1 •·• LGE 2 ..__ 64.,..tl v .. •~ .-" call UI today. We f'eptttenl COntlntn~, yellow,
. I: 3 Br. Cpta.. --SHAIU' 2 br, So. lkie of ~MMfllll••""*m"' BEAUTIFUL Shldlo for tht employees ol a Wp lock unde1' ..at. Poor corill·
pool, Kkls A llmD ptta HW)'. nrp., crpts, tAm 6:
1 ~~~~~~·~•~1•~";.,;-~ ,.,.1 1-Harbor Ide t'"" S4$.S494 I O.K. 1991 Maple ,\pt, s priv. tn ttal' over pr. $180 Voiol, ._.tar, ;pt.a.no. Rea. tltm mov .. ia 10 tM n .. .,. .
548-21'.lS mo + 1100' depo1. 42llii Iris, RENTALS WANT£0 Rent, Arca and they must haw VERY 1'rlendl1 bl&ck A )!
2 BDR. r...-ta. drapct, bit· CdM. 67>-0633. * HOMES ~ hollllrcl All cull lt dttlred. white doc. -~· c:ouv. .._..., ROOM SWtabll lol' Clft ahop, C&U Farrow lil6-8640 Vic ot Stale A AmetiWI ina. fe~'pa.Uo, enclo. _.... o:>ROUDO AP':'S. 2 Br. * OUPU.:XU men's .... or ladtec stmp. IUSINID ... CM ~ , ... ,,,
Xlnt No. CM IJ"e&, $140. Call Lower Jevtls,• studios, JM!;nt. * GUEST HOUSES I
"61-<1151 """"'· F'1'lcs., poo~ dbl. *APARTMENTS Olli Jfin llerllt!lltt. 113-&fM l'lllANCIAl FOUNJ> 11/11. G<rlll$.
2 Br. ,..,tJ, d""", blt·ins, S135 C&J11Qrts, patlo!. $180. $220. FR.EE SERVICE 600 "I· fl. at 128 W. 1Sth St .. ~ .1.-Shtphm::I, remalC!', M ' -• ·•· COU>EN w•-n~,u.s C.M. Avail Ott. !Jt. UI. -Vic WU.ton" Fa.ln..-W, _ or SJJ:i, Adlts. No pell. Neu 873-3378 c..;11 ....,.... •
Shopping. ~1 2-~B~R.~, -s.-· -. -0-1-H~,-.,.,-.-yrl~y. ~ * 548-1768 1r nOO?-.r TO SP4RE! ~ "
lMMAC. quicl 2 Blt. New u1u·1, furn'd, $Iro, mo. \Vhile elepl11&11t1! Olmo.a• R£1'AlL or offico tpa.ct, 9CQ Ad\·ri1111nt Hfnly w I l I I CALICO Kttlen 44 ~
erplf, drp1, bltns. Adultl Ref's. recfd. Mr. f'ome)' line DAILY PILOl' \VANT '11 fl + !l(b(8:j' front krt. _.70 trade ~rvkes for 200 *I• ft. bllck, )'f:Uow, whl.
t>nl)'. $140 •. $16.0386 _B_kr_._54_1J.3&63______ _•_o_s.1. -------Newport Blvd. ~I 4'Hlce space. 6'2-1001 ll/19. ~CM ar
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PHONE 642-5671
To Pl1c1 Your trader's P1r1dlH All
C1'U!icr :11' W/ Balboa Is-
land oUahare mooring. 1 win
strew, 11.u10 ·pilot, hilly.
!!Quip'd. Tradr for lot. Tru~t
eds or 1? 1i73-2431 .
· .2 Comm. BldJl:. l&e pavtd , •
IOt near Newport & Briitol
tJ'lvd. Value $26,500. \Van t
v;iew hon1e, Uon Vibert
Realtor ~0088 any1!me
Ni\W 4 BR, 3 Ba vlew hon1r, Lltiul\a Pol1oDno, (or uni!s.
ScpODI, Long Be1ch, lnr
1'~ hOme thit 1u'f':1t. T!lr.
Hunt~m11in. 496-11.68.
fu S5. Lovely l\ome +
ftte foo:I, drink 1' go.Ir 1111
tu free. Posh Paunia Val.
Iii)'. Submit a.crca.r c or ?
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CJ,oice 3 BR e1Uit11ide horna
llf!&r Be.ck Bay; Tradt: S!IOOJ
t9uity for a nqw 27.30• fl'aV·
el ttailer & a ~w truck or
~ ! . ca.II 64&f649
~Isett Hound PupB, A.KC
~· 11·i·colored. \VJIJ lrflde
!qr pll'l'r la"'" Vft!',, .F!nt?
fip'll. \\' tlrrforg l'rY~lal or
?· 5'10-8638 evts.
lbvely '! Br i•abin near
~v Valley Ski Lodgt,
t)lrn & c1·p1d 116,j()(), EX·
e~e S6000 cqty for hou~
hi Oran2r Co. 53&fl936
•:UNITS. La&Wlltl. 1 block
": ,beach. Income $7260 a
ypr, tPricc $651if clea.rl
Take Small home. Roy J,
A;rnt1t1n, Rltr. 494·7260.
Beautiful 41' Norweiifan
lfllina: yacht. Lovingly c11r· ea · ror & equipped. $16,000
df~'!ly for home. TD, rar 01·
':!~ ·a.14-3~ : ,• .
12 units close 10 Harben· &
Newport, Ct-.t. Value $93,000, LEGAL NOTIC•
Wini home, Owner will ca~ --~--,·-=~-~---ry fin. ct-.g1. Leon Vlberl iA•-tuf
Rltr. MS-ti588 anytime. ..0T1Cf to ClllllOITOllf 1VPl•ID• CO\lltT 01" THf
10 ,t.cre~ .• R ·I, Oxoard. 13 IT.I.Tl OP CAl.!POl .. 14.PO• THI COUNTY DP Ol:AN•I Units, Burbank, 'Exchanile Nt. w1ia for watcrfJ"oot home or units e 11a1t of ...,RIO •· GLICK. 011;111..i. NOTICE IS HElllV GIVl!N ti! !ht
i\1r. Conrad R iviera Realty c•ecllfor1 of 1111 tlltv• "'"'" 4ectdt11• '~ -oo <9'1""" t.• 11'111 111 Hrto111 /11v1riv ctt lm• •1111111 1111 """"" "' •'-"' .:.\/CS. 1tld d&e:e<1e11l •rt rMlll'ed '! 1111 lhtni,
Down1own Laguna acr:oii' wllll "" "ect111rv Wl/Cllt,., " ttl• oHtct Ill lht cltr• ol 1111 •bov• 1ntll1tcl c1111.,, o•
r"nn bca<·h; 13 units, 2 te '"11"' '"'"'• w1111 1h1 "''u•••v '"'''· •·· 164.M, Trade for 1'9Utll,,i. •o 1t11 11M11r1I•"" tt· 1t1• 11w -ottlc• of Olli• I. i:: .. 11o, 110 Morre ''' T.D., dUplei. -i;Ubmi1, 8autevard, Morro 81¥, Ctlllo,1111, t:i.ttJ "'''''f!ri. Brokfr 49•·.'.l"~" lm1111.,, 1ddrttt: P. a. 11 .. no. M1rre ;J<>o> llYJ Ct, t)U2), Wfllth la 1111 •lt1:t of
n, d bullftese of !tit ll"<!trtltnecl In •II· "'"tu1 v-:eanlront Lagun11. con o. '"''1"1"" to ,~, """ 11 ••let d•ctd•n•, :I Br, 2 Ba, pool, 1:onv Joe. w11111" '°"'' fllCln!llt '"'' 1111 11,.1
AlliO Balbolt duplex, l Br, •11~~~:;".:'ir:~~'r 'l°i'~;-.,,
ad inl.'Omt'. By owner. Trade · KtftMth L. 011c-Adrn1n111r11or of !ht ftS!l tt
for land or ? 494-2'Jl3 o1 "'' 1bov1 "'"'" 111c1c1tnt GeLI a GAi.LO HAVE: Sailboat 58', race ,, o. 111 nt
or cMJi~ (value $16,000). M-• l•Y· c1. t>+ir Attwff'YI ftr All!'tll~lllttltr Will TRADE 1 0. Real P11bllll'oed Dr•"•• CGt$1 thllY Pile!,
Estate. N-M• u, n. H, •"" D..:tfl'ber '· ,,.. JIU.It
1 t/ can 673.<61 i
R.E. <:ontracts. SecurM.
Seas. 101,;, Int. La11t pay-
ment due Apr '71. Oiic.
Multiplc11 of $..~. Trd for
boat. Bo.'( I43l NB,' Allnn
64.?-1174
HAVE: Con1n1t 1t h1.I lot,
clear, St:i,000, Lake An'O\\'·
head $10.~ ,~:!Mr. \\1 ANT
airplane 01· inco'n1e prope,...
ty. Broke1· 11) 689-8801.
712 SL JameR Pl. N.B. l
Br, 2 Ba, ocean view. Own-
er .11ays submil income or
land for $30M eqty. Mark
Leli. Rhr. 548-ntt
Trade up -house with back
bay vle1v at 2M3 Irvine '
Aw., for vacaM or 4 t~ 100
unit li. Agent 61:>-62~2 or
613-0823 aft 6 pn1.
LEGAL NOT!CE
NDTICI TO CllDITOll 11.ct. '1t1..1.1t, u.c.c.1
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1'ht 111rn11 11111 bu1l11111 tffrtHN
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Si~r.1ESE Cal. Blue ryt's.
8eige & brn. Vic. or Slater
.S· Newland. s.12-ti7~8
F'QtiND Beq:le-type fcnu1if'
'59.r \'ic. Oak l State SI.,
c.~. ':>43-5258 a.tier ;;
FbUND Sunday at D&aa
Cove, Grandntolht'r.11 ?
cJterm bracelet. 494-58611
L!ttt 6.01
lf,EARTSICK Child I o s t
::l1nall gr11.y dog. Blucbit'fl
Cnyn Dr, Lag Sch. Rewan:I.
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LADIES \Vri11twatch, Vic
L'i!h St. & San Berrnirdinn
Av. N.B. Keepaa.ke. Re·
\l•ard. 83J..2&48 a/ternoons.
BLACK Labn1dor. n111.Je. 1 ~~
yrs. old . n11111f! "Ben."
N!!\l'Jll Peninsul11. Rr"•ard.
67;:i.-noo
P.er10n1l1 6405
ANNOUNCliMliNTS
1nd NOTlt&s
Per1on1t1 6405
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YES IT'S YOUR
FAULT
For recorded me .. a:e thal
will cha nge your l~e call .
ORANGE CO. 547-66$1
24 hour recording
Withing You '
HAP~INIS$ ..•
On your 12th
BIRTHDAY
R1ymond He i-rlck
!t'Ont all the other
Herrick's
AITRACTTVE girl lo model
a few hour& a week,
1ene;rou1 pa,y. Strlotly, •. lor
fun . no exp ni\ceasary.
Prefer over 21. Reply Box
7lf>. Santa ,\na.
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·Ol life, tuch as love, court-I ~-;;-~=7":..:;,i,,--..,-"'""°
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DIAi. DIRECJ' 84.1-5fra Wa·nt it done °'"'""ct1on '""'"'"'" 1•· · " rh 1 Jo~'::"· 1010 :;~:=.,,":'::i.c;;; Housewives and Mothe"' •
HOUSIS POI SALE '/,,~~~T .. ~~:~. :: .rig • • • •11-,..-,-,,c;a,.--,-Vlll..,,.,"'iiA>"'""'"'10,;;..; d~lation 1Chedult1; blink I "
••••IAL. ,.,. ............ '" ..... INCOMI ,.O,llT'r ........... • Alli~ N .. --.. ...... rtconclll1Uon1; -&M.l'ld &C-•m ••tr• money .. r .... ~ • COil'& Ml.IA .............. u .. t \Jlll'tlill l'IOl"E•T"I' .o~ c II f -... _. ~ ~· ._,. I ......................... Ila '"AILElt PA~'l(I te:i a one 0 Of o.c. NUJ"lel RtJia:try cou.nlinf plillolOphltt. \VW * c H R I s TM A s * ~ ":': 111101 ...... , •••.•••. 1111 1u11NW 11111T•t. ......... H.... -. w. LI•-• • --. S.A. .... v .,.1 .. -. comme111urite C e1 'A•IC .............. 1111 Of"l',C:I lt[AL. ......... l'i th f "''""' ... _ . .,...., r-o# _,I • '°" 'I'" ............ ,,. , .. ,,,,." ,_.,.., .... -e ex per s wt'""'"'"''• •• ui.,.,,.. lllOflt Ii .... Tl .......... 1111 COMMl~I .... • HOUSECLEANING -llliOnlmm~'ate"•av·"·"'·.
U.UOA ctVll ............ 1111 UIDUSTll&t.· a1fiTAt. ·::::::::.... lt'sfed below/I \Veekdays only, reliable, Call SI! 0 :::', ~ --M~1~ SMOl:IS ........... ~= ~n , , ... l ........ "'"' ..... •1• -w•o :m::111 ":·::::::::::::::::ins c~Ws'!iOVi:'i '~:::;:::::::;·~~~ U.50 ~r hr., M-1464.S41-6109l!!!!!!..,!!l!l!Jll!!l!!!!l""'•-I mr~~:ti:~·~·;ij:::::::::·,;:: ~::"f~11NO'a ii'fi:::::::::::5 SERVICE OIRICTORY SERVI Ci OIRICTORY ~iRVICE DIRICTOIY H84~~~~~~ N t NG In BOOKKEEP~HRU T/B
11,.1v1nrrv PAltK .•. ::::::::1ur ::l~~~ ~~~~~~ .... n ·::::: .. , Newpt, CdM It Balboa area Jor appointment
llVIHI ...................... IUI OUT 0, ST'-l• •aoP .......... Aaahalt 0111 6$20 Electrl"I 6640 )1nl1orl1I 6790 only. Rel. Call 5.36-6608 or -U.Cll!.IAY ..................... 1 ... 'l'IOU"TAll(. Dllllti ......... 11 :..;.;.r;. _ _.._""' __ ....;.;.._ "" .... BOYS 11 .14 IUTllUPI' .................. 114 IUIDtVlllOtl LAND .......... Oii SEALING •-PA'IV"•llNG ELECTRICAL .. -·o·c-& ~~ 11 .T•,. 1t44 ••Al ••l-''' lllVICI .... u.11 "' •....-•• -" DUTCH fl.taint Serv erot ,..__, __ ..... , .. ~, llVIMI Tltl.ACI ............ nu '·'· t•CMAM" •, ........ ,,,. Residential. Indus. Comc'l repair. u ha'!!. 7 clays. No '-.-., DAY v.'Orker, Swedish, '--1·•-11:r rwu ""~
COrO/llA DIL MAit ........... IUt f, I , WANf«D .. . ... • 6Z• Comp! reu ••-•. Cu•-n'Uy job too sniull. Re·niod-' ,. dng, (1r waxing, Windo\Y avaUablc for Tues. and IGr
J. C. Pen,ney Company
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Hao ,...111on1 -In *Sales * Santa's Helper * Credit Interviews * GUt wrapping •• IOA ''"'"suu. ......... 1• BUSINl•S d ~ • ..... '"' 11o: \\'aahin&. Harry van Beynen Laauna Belch So 1 ,,_,..., l~O• "'" ................. 1• .._ In enaa&ed b)' City of C.ld. Wr &ldlllons, If it's electrical, 537-1~ U no ans call alt 3 Thur a. References. <n4) ' • .._ ... _
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.... '""" lllAJtD ........... 1w IUllMlll OfllOltTUMITllS. ,,. NATO CORP. ltOUS ECLEANING. Ex· ~ com bination of both. 1'1u111T1111ero111 11Actt ....... 1• •v11M11s w•111t1D ......... .-. Ge L1ndsc1pln9 6110 -Finest condltt'ons T -"·· E MUMTIMl\ToM 111A1taou11 .... , ... 1Nv11rMINT 0~1i. .. u 11 n'I Contra.cto'nl 638-:filS Floora 6665 pertenc..'td. Own transporta· BUS Girls il Bu& Bo)'I, 16 & -op supei.-~1on -%•
LINDA llll '* UIVISTMIMT '# MT•D ...... 6'U IJC'O J , __ .. __ lion, 54M431 ovtr. CaU Bill J•"•••n Cellent benefits incJudJ.ng diSCOUDt prJVUedl, POUNTAIM 'tlALLIT ....... ,..I'll MON•'r TO LOAM ............. mt D-bys 8PIJICK 411..uu~ape vu1-.. •
, ...... llACH ............... ,, ... l'lllONIAL LOANS ............ ms Dil itting 6.SSO CARPET VINYL Tn.E contractor. L&'NN, •Prldn. Practical Nune ~'7910 * •-ly Now * IUM1P •UCM ............. 1.1• 'WW&t.•Y LOAf'I ............. "311 __ .:.__c.;: _____ Ffi'e I Ll tr~-· OVt 'WM .....-
MlllDI" "11ov1 ......... : ••.. 1411 co1.u.11t•t. LO&Nt ......... wt ei; · c. con · ·-pa.uos, etc.°"""""""' Day Shift Busboys & Olshwathers 10 AM t t p a.a u--~ th LON• •1.&.CM .................. , .. II.AL llTATI LOAMI ., ...... ~ LICENSED chUd care, n\Y 5f6..4478 646-9'1$1 C>.. • • • • ..... ,_,..ay ru ,rlday
.AICSWOOO .................... llM MOATOA••1.1,.. ~ .... uu hon1e, 11$1 2 . 5. Mon thru Me lrfck 6830 ~p'd -l.unch il dlnner
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SANTA AMA ................ 1&21 P'•lllONAll .............. '619 up ~ ,.. b or month. Free Masonry A (t--l1ltyl TO $15,000 Uormerly Amta:ost ~ ' ~ !•, •ANT.A""" MfTI ............. IUI ANNOUllC:IMINTS ............ '411 Balanced lunch. 2 snacks. .,,. • ~ 01.1.NOI ................ 1.a ••1tTHs "'1 csll1na1ea. For info. call Block, Brick', Concrete LOCAL $700 00 ·· ru1r," ,,,, ................. ! ... l'UN•AALS ::· .. ·::·:; .. ; .. .,.12 111011. • l-l'i. Bristol • ''" ~oo-F I 1 6 •• .., ... 3 1 ,111. • ~ 11 f 11 11 I ·.:. ::fw:i~u • ............. ~:;: l".&.10 011Tu••Y ·:~ .. : .. ::.::..,, Pauhu·ulO. Cl\1, 5-iO-a::TJ v-.1,,_ rH s •• ., .. .,.. Land Devl' opment-conslruc·" Ltary coinpleted, prefer ·
........... PUN•IAl Dl•&CTOltl ....... '41• GARDENING & I nd "'"" -ti bAcJ."l'OWld Exception .!Ollle collecUon exp •t .. VlltAOO CAWVON ......... 1611 ,,.,, •• , .... BABYS-INC 'ly "'m• a sca.,..'tii. on ~ • • • IOm~ J b· .. w 71 ' '•" U.OUMA Htll$ .. , ............. 11• · ........ .. •• • • '' '"' ' P1-rh•""ln9 al ni•t""'•emenl opportun· coll,..,e, call Ann, l.fe""han'· O _.,,en, om. 00 Joa.-Mtn. W9m. 71M. ,! I.MUNA •&ACM 170S CAltO OF TllAMKI ············"" Costa Mesa. area lcnced lZ yni exp.C lean-up, ..--•.• ...... ·eo "I' ... ... .,.. LAGUNA NllU&L .............. 11., IN Ml!MOltl,IM ................ u d h ' 1 i;:pl'inklcrs lnst'd &: repaired. ~tinting 68$0 lt!e1. Personnel A:.. ency, 2043 --: ,i::s~t~"~::: :·:·::'.:·:·;':'..:'..~~ ~===~==~ ~\~1,.TS'·:::::::::m: i't:r~re~cea. ~~1~nea s. tl73-1100 RIVIl!.rtA EMPLOYMENT \Vestclill 01'., N.B. 645-2770 DENTAL OFFtCES General . ·:
U.M Ju&-. CAl'llTltANO ...... 1121 c•MITllt'r Clt"l'P'TS ......... w11 .:::::::::::::::::..:::;:.;::::;___ * PAINTING, lnt & exl. AGENCY, tNC. * CAFETERIA * •Assistants YOWll v.-oman wanted part ,;:
CAl"ISTIUNO llACN , ........ nu r.i.~~~~1~~1tiri "······ .. ··:m BABYSITTING My Home, AL'S Garoenln&' & Lawn Back trom "/ielnam. ''"·-k 4667 MacArthur Blvd Ste 201 e f GI I tlm~. Will train. AR PHY'& i..! DANA l"OIJIT .................. 1111 ........... d 1 "l W Jood ?ifalntenance. Commucia.I, ..-.; • Pa-r full ti nsuranct r 1 Cott ·~ ·-., e.t.•_LllAD ..................... 1u1 -ucr1o•s ................ ay or n g,, . ann . lndu.stria.I a: re&ldential. in buatne11 again. f'rff N.B. 540-6310 Call: ll'l'l~ "'-t. =·&fl•" • Receptlonlata N """'l'• -.i·B Hubor. ;; :::•:,~:: ................... ~:ft ~~~"V.~N ·~~,v•~.'.:.:·:::::::.: Nice ya.rd. Infants OK. * 646-3629 * estlmatet. Will nabcontract. Advcrtistna: Display 2 PM~""" .. ""II • • In!orma.tion &irl (Evt) Blvd., C.M. ; !~
' .. "u'g:'•'•'°'•'• cou, .. , .. =·,·~:::::::~= :~·,.:~~S:s~~,~~1~N ·::::::: &t)-529!1. 64~1089 IMME.DIATE Cl O Prepare reaurne, mut have Gener.I office clerk, aooG 1~ ...... ll9M. HOTICIS , .......... U€N'D Day Care. AM-5:30 CLEAN-UP SPEClALlS'l' -TY , -two -dental ,.,. •. D•" w/ftaurn. A .. ly MeG jl COiii MINIUM ........ ,, .. OlltM.AN • TUTOltlM•c .... ?ilO\\'ing, edgtna, odd jobs. SUBURBAN PaintirwJDec 1•• ,. -• w:~,~=~:.o:c~"~l··::·::l:: SERVICE DIRECTORY ·week I y. ho I in ea I!' Reru;onable. 548-6955 Expert Cua.ran~ WOPk PART TIME LAGUNA liACH " eve. hn. All unk>n btne. Yacbt Corp., 1631 Placentia, ··i
•ENTALS 1.c:couNTIMG .~ ..... .-Harbor-B&ktr. M.6-1539 F'l\.>e est. l\'o job too la~ fits. salary $3.44 per hr. call C.M. J •
" .1.N1w1111t• 111tv1c1 .. '* BABYSITIING. lily honw, Jlfl1'S Gardening & lawn or too smaJJ. 4!*-3100 HELP WANTED Carttr opportunitles, De. for appointment: 633-1614. GIRL FRIDAY .: HOVHI furnish~ Al'l'l1ANCI 1tEP.1.11ts. Plt1• u11 nialnle"'"""". Res. •-r~,,. pa · l 1 p b 1 . · ' •i••llAl ........ Hit asl"KAlT. otlt .. . •. •sH $15 v.·eek. .-.. .... c o: ....., HOUD y SPECIAL, 1 nn1en o u 1 c DENTAL Secretary • Recep. 9 a1n to noon. Sharp! Ph · '
• NTAll ,0 IKA1t• ........ ,.. !~~~. i;::.•::._ T-. lt'k. U:,™ 968-7156 mcl'Cial. * !>ID-4831. Ext ~inting. Lk & ~~ Large, nalional company, ex· ~~rkl. These pern1. po.. Unnlst. ~ 25-40. Call 60-7430 for Interview. · :: ~O:s'.'t ~~·~. .. ....... ::: JAIYl1n1N• ....... '"' BABYSITTING. DAYS OR TREE SERVICE, gcn'J yanl Frtt C5t5. Local rear. Call pand\11.; in Orana-e C.ounty, Sl(lOlll include retire· 546-..mO HAIR STYugr W/followt-.• MPA vt•oi ................ 1111 IOAT MAl''TIMANCI ....... w.i cleanup. s p R 1 N KL ER ha1 created many opcnina-a. ment, i;lck leave, v1ca· cc.=-==--------I ,,., '•
COlllOI '"""" ........... t1U tltlC:IC, MA.0=·~·.re. ...... 'Ml NITC:S. REASON ABLE . REPAIRS. ~:>848 Chuck 60-0809 lor n1ale " fcn1alc, to work lion, health ins., etc. Dept, Store Good loeaUnn -b111y lhop. ·t~ NIWf'OltT •IACM ............ noe au•1Nl!SI I& VI ........ •U1 &l~'iMJ NTERIOR ~-. I HOUSEWIVES l\tale pref 613-6342 r ·1 Ml'#'o:T HOT& .............. ,211 •Ulll'.llltl ............... u11 I . ""'tenor nt. part thne evenings. No ex. Slartina i;alary baaed on ' • ::~~-',:Ho ~'.:::::::::: .. : ~:;rH1t~~!...:.U, ............ we BCA.~1Y_ SJTI111lN1h•G, & n1~.~8m,,'. E~:;~1~u~;~~~ a18~!'o'·•y3. ~~~ .~ S98.50 perience necessary u we your experienct. APPLY: COLCLEOEli ST0UOINTS HIGH 1~ .. alrlb .. ~:ed V~ -~II ::r.tt sMo••• ............... utJ c,"••'•'•""• 'c"~!. ................. '1-" ,. v,,.., ....... '" ..._......,... train. 5C.:i t~orert Av·nue. ARE R IRLS occu,...-Y t ... ,.. ii.: ' -··• 1 ·-~ 'I 'C'..i E5limares. Call 540-1332 a ••·-"Ad JIB TC:ltF, ............. tne cHtlD cAa1 Uc..., ......... "'' Lunch & ge ,. ....... "on·r••· PAINTING High tchool diploma and one S Earn Xtra Money for roo ....... _ amt. : UllltYl!aStTY 'Altl( .......... ttlJ ' ..... " · 961-8129
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••cit '"" ................... t,. c.t.•P•t u.Y1Mo • "''"''" ..i• BABYS,...,..ING my c d ~I -e ••• ~K • C1ll for 'f"'· CLIMBliR· . HOSTESSES c ·! l.AIT llU,,. .................. nu 01t.1.1"11t11s '' • U"I-Enjo I I 11 T1tt '™ 01--o•10•"""" ........ ""..,." bon1e, companion !or mlm:. 2 COLLEGE >ten WiU Do RENTAL READIER 77• -• iri:.iii:.-""""'· PARKS DIV. --.2 y an exc: tine .e..:m n. ~·d-Dln-~·-.A-· '•' 1av1•1 T•••.&.ce .•••....... t24S 0 .. '!';fi•• •••Vic"i" ····· ·· ........ -ri Q ......, """' ',d 1 . ·~ a bl!autUul a tore lmrnedi· -v ·-.,..,....., ... __.. • C:OIDNA 011. MAil ........... me ,-''' .......... -.. 2-5 yr. dally/wkly. 675-7993 Small Tree & Roe k r..m'Ml'l.1 d rt! · "'" man l!:XP • n trimmlna: eu· · ti~, over 21, """' up to lJ.' " IALtO• ...................... Ult :a~~1:.N~ ltlNTALl """""'= I rd Cl .,,.,......... A vc SUI&' ~ .. ency ca..lyptu1 I: palm tree1, to &le liberal dllCOWlt. Full ' ~~°Yo l:t...•Nos' ··~:::::::::::::::ll: 'INC:lfrl'O .. . ...:::::::"" HHanAUdLyln~~,; ~ncy~~~~· !::,~ ~~ ~:~~~.~;. · 6:i1 ~~Pa~ * PAJNTING Interlor/Exter. Sh•rp Stcr•t•ry f O r help WJ keep our ell)' beau. and part tlmc schedules, ~It~ lO·S. 1~ ·~: IAllOA lllAND ........... tMI Ploo1t 5 · ·· ................. ~~ ior. Local references. Im-fast • paced Newport tiful day1 and evt1. ov. · . • •
HUNTtNOTON •••c:H ........ ,1411 :tll:f,cJ'1:'/e1111::j11~'0° .... ,Wt * * ti~Z.3398 * * 6Prtl, Estiinates will be med. service. 646-~7 Beech Agency. Tt~I , APPLY PERSONNEL PRIAIE RIB INN '
llOUNTAtN VAlLl"I' .......... 1ti1 •••'1N15H1uo . UJS BABYSITTING l\ly Jtome, glve11. 6'70. Shorth1nd ' CUSTODIAN 1 10 TO I P.'1. 428 E. 17th St.. CM :1'.: •SAL •l!•CM · ............. 2'1H OAltDININO "" FOR B • Pal ii I l r " (I "• A I LONa 11!.&.C:M .............. uot · ....... ,.rs 3 & over. 1-lot lunches. RAIN Guttel's In 11t a11 ed . ever n ng, n er· I & I I I J W ROBINSON OITIV!lr.., m IOI) ' •' 011:•N•• COUNTY ............. u11 OINllAL Sl!ltVtCl!'S ........ "n Ral••Y •• ,,.,, ,·, hei-•. ,...... !or & exte rior. acoustic cell-or9an &I O 0 w $450.-$540. Government build· • • 9.ANT~ """ '"' 01tAD1No. 01sc1Ho ........... ua1 Cdt.1 area. Call -613-1862 ..... " ....... 1 h U d •• HOUSEKEEPER full tlmi ·• wlsTMtHST•• · ................ i.iu 11u.1s ................ "" estni. n.easonbl. ~2208 ing1, 64&.-4077 le :M1·3502 r u • n • r -Ni• ina:1. maintenance & cart-Fashion Jal.and 11 . Cit: ~ · ,1 Ml~W"" c1TY ... :::::::::::1n• g~:•s"HJ,."uM• ............... !~': FULL Or part time child Phone: '42-JtlO. 425 ol our library, imrks &: Newport Beach ve 10' perrn&Mnl. Ill-. j: 1.&.Nt& "'""' MllOMTI ........ HJt ................. cal-e. Lovely Coilll Mesa ExpcMenced BARTENDERS N N 1 Bl d be h 1 cU in&. ~. child care. ·1 co.l&TAL .............. 1111 "'""''" ct.u•s .............. •tM rvt all Ora Co h> Platterlng, R•p•lr 6110 . ewpor v • ac a !ties. COASTAL AiiNCY Newport Peninsula $285/mo .• U.IUNA II.I.CM .............. 11• ~Aouus'•"c'LEA"ON .. o···"········7·',"'rn home. $15 Wk .. up. 646-5537 se ng nge u.n..,-. • • AIDES A pl I ~LD 2 •• u.ouNA Nloult. ............ 11'1 l'Nr•••oll o'acoitATiN•·:::::im 639-2233 : P Y n .....-u a.re :"" to 6 p.m. Profe11lonel References nect1sary, Wrtt I~~,~~:.:~~~~· .. ::··.:::::::.:~: INCOMI! TAX .............. , .. CHILDCARE In t.1y Home. *PATCil PLASTERING pel'90nonly, Huntin gton wkda,y1. My home-or VIC. ErnploymMt SWte JO.&, 3333 \V. Coa
,., juAN C11.PIST1tANO ...... 1m ::g:it.'r"-•i. 11c. ········:a: Infant~ -l yr only. Seaward H•uling 6730 AU types. Fm estimate Beach Con v a I es c e. n t 40th St., N.B. 6Ts.oo:ll A~sldence Hlchway, Newport BM i
u.•1 Tit.ANO aaAC:H ......... ml INSUU.TIN• .................... ,HI Rd. CdM. 673-7517 Call 540-6825 Hospital, 1879~ Delaware, CHRISTMAS MONEY A member of 9Ji60 '' ·~ ir:t.r.:•:'c°""'"' .. ::::::::·: l=~~~r0c:..',1~~f·~-d;~~:::·:::;:! OULO Care • P.i)' Honie. YARD I G 81 • c 1 ea nu P Hunt. Bch. Women telephonlnr from SneUinr A Snellins Ine. • • HOU SEK E EPEi\· J~J~M 11;:;~tl'.::::::::·m: ~~'::~~=~~iiiAi·a: tti · ":-1: Vic-. Arevalos School. !lot S 1 0 I 1 0 ad · Salvagcables ~m"'°b~l•~l,_ ____ 61;:.;;90;.;; AIDES. Nuning. Exp er . )'OW" borne. 12.00 per hr + 2190 Harbor Bl, CM S0«6S Apply in penon only, Hun. :,~m~~1~1t111. ·::::::::::::: p.Nosc:.1.1"1He .......... :::: .. 1111 lunches. tnccd yd. Call -!!::'~ =~: tl"ees. ivy, PLUMBING Repairing 1: PreJ'd. Apply in penon via bonus. Harbor Blvd, at Adams tlneton Be1ch Convalescent "':
RINTALS ~i~~.a1CK '"'",":::::::·:::: 968-18.ST .... Remodellni. Electric SC\VC? PH: n4-494-3015 -PLEASE -DISHWASHER Hospital, 1879'J Delaware, :
Houlft Unfurnished ~;".:~1 ... ~ :~=11~1n;·:::::::: Brick, Masonry, etc:. C~~~~ ~d~n:!:4~1 c . "a 11 i n ' · :\II work BABYSITTER/Housekeeper, Only rirls who have a 11mll· Hunt. Bch. '
OINlltAL ............ ,.. l"AI NTIHCI, ...... ... .. ..... m s 6560 1-~'==~~~~~-ruarantttcl. 64z..6583 lfve ln or out. Min hrs 8-6, ing voice, Ail! no ban1er. Experienced HOU s EKE EP ER. FUD ~:
COSTA Ml!IA ............... JI .. l'ATIOI "' ............... "'6f CLEAN UP " Hauling PLUMBING REPAIR l\1on-Frl. Girl 5, boy 3. Sal· Call ~!IMl lor appt/any· c•·-. m111t coo'-not : MllA DI\. MAI .............. ~lts PMOTOOltAl'H'r , ...... 71 · ,\ppl,y In pertiO ,,....... .._ MISA v1101 ................ 1111 l"LAST1•1NO. l"•ldl. •••" ...... BUILD, Remodel, repair Trees & shrubbery trimnied No job too small 1ry open. 642~792 days. time. " live-In. $40 wk. to 1tal't ' : colt.l!OI l'A•K ............. 1111 l'LUM111110 ............... "" or o·enoov·•. ""l" .• 9 • 64,_3128 • 6•2,-3 alt 6 SURF & SIRLOIN 67' ~1 ' MIWl"OIT 11.&.cN ............ me "'' o•OOM1110 6HO Brick. block, co ncret e. = ,,...'7" .,., .. ""'~ · * CLERICAL * ~ " NIWl'OltT NOHTI ............. nu l"OOl llltYICE ........... •m , ... , . b I ll 0 &930 Pacific Coast Hwy. NIWl'OltT IMOltll .......... mt l'O'#llt IWllPINO ............ ,11 carpen ..... no JO 00 snia . HA ULING. I-lave ~T P/U BABYSITTER • matW"t' k>v· PENINGS Newport Beach Housekeeper I: child care,
IAYSNOltEI ............... nu l'UM' 111tv1ca ............... 1m Lie. Conlr. 962-6945 Anything. trash to furn. $8 Pool Strvice 6910 ing woman to care (or 2 Located in Colta Meil&. 1 --=~;:_:::~c;=::;=-'I S~ii da wk, S50 wk.+ rm ·&·
oov11t 1Mo1t11 ............... :1tt1 1tooPtNG .................... •tst '-d + mlr. 494.1003 lid ho HS .. _ .. ~-... 1 DRIVERS ( 12) 00.~ Pd "" -· WISTCLIP' ............. JUt ltAOID, 11-n. 11c ........... ••» "'"' FRED & Al' Pool Se ch ren, my n1e, 9 '" .._pe,-.ence pre erred. ....... · vac. ~
UN1v11111rv ,,..IC ........... Ill' 1tliiMooe1.1Ho • •EPA11t ff.a Cir-ntorlnt 6590 1 ' rv. day ,. ... ,.. Sal•-open R II & p Tl · Hou•~ ,II.YIN& ...................... .M lllMOOl!llMO, ICITCHINS ... "41 :::::.i:~::::.::..:::~--=:.:. LITE Hau Ing • cleanup + Comp! pool maintenance. . "" ..... . rU •rt m• ~EPER, put
1.1.Ck IAY .................. n•• 1c1s1011 IM.Alt,IN ..... : ... ,tu CARPENTRY $1J a load. Sat! 1 I' t ed F BABYSITIER Needed, my Please call Beverly D1vid, to $576 Mo. + Tia• Newport Btach aru.
lt•:.,:•u'' .................. ::! l~:\:'& MACHtN'i''ii';.&.!1$ 4:' MINOR REPAIRS. No Job *962-0161* frees ~f:n,~~l~·~le~ home. 6 Afol-3PM. fl.ion. <nfl 5f6..JJOO Xlnt opportunities with f~.. Call 67~ 1;
lltVIN• T1!1t•ACI!' ............ aau 11,TIC TANICS.-..,._,, aic ... •HS '4" ""32 ext 4. Tue!. Thurs. Ii: Fri. (1) 9 COCKTAIL waltre1a, exp jor ('.o'11. tt pha -.-1 drfv.1 "Y~O~U~N~G""M~an~' ~-~p-/~O~----~~,I CClONA Dll MA• ........... HH TAIL0•1NO ............. ,n Tor Small. C.btn.t in Pl"' O"'"\I" I .......... .,,., ..... .... ~ltoA .................. ,,.. Tl•MITI CONT1tot. .......... •111 ages & 01 h • r cabinets .. H~·~·~·~·~·~'·~·~n~l~n~·--~6~7.:;35 ========== mo. old. 540-5923. nee. Fri & Sat nile, Omar'• lng record. m,y home boats )'&l'd ' Y llU.NDI ................. nH Tit.I, Cel"lmlc . , .......... ,,,. -R od I R • 4~• BABYS-ER want~ ..... ~ .. Al I e y Dlacotheque, San RfVIERA DfPLOYMENT ' ' 100 1Sll ............... :w1 Tll&, Lln•11u111 & Mlrtll ....... 111 SU-8175, Uno an1wer leave *HOLIDAY SPECIAL •m •, ept1r, ~ •• • .,.. '"'... etc. $l per hr. Repl)o Box =~:0~·~:.~ ............. = ~=~=v~f1~~ic: 1 11 ... ';:; msg at 646-:?.'172. II 0 C I I' & h Fountain Valley Drive-in. Clemente. 'Vil! pay top AGENCY, INC. 515.\f, Dally PUot ,•,
HUNTIN•TON ll!AC:w"··::::::M. Ul'NOL5TliltY .... rt.. '"..:: :... Ander'°n . . omp et1 ,,. e1vy ROOi\l Additions" Remodel-Our home. t.1on thru Fri. \\'ltgeS, 49fr2096" 492-3692 4667 fl.facAl'lhU!' Blvd, Ste '01. Impectlon
HUNTINGTON H.AltlO!JI ..... Miii WILDINO ......... "" -'=------c:l••ning. Mild S.rvlce. ing. Xlnt l-'i.nanclng. Ham· 962!1814 N.8. SQD..6310 POuNTAIM ¥Alt.IV .......... Mu w1NDOw cltAMlNO ......... '"' CARPENTRY, Cabinct!I All k t d mer Construction. 50-7363. CONSTRUCTION Electronic '~1t'o::•.c:ovi ·::::::::::::::::; JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Remod. No job too i;m.nll, wor 'ueran " • B~IAID, nltes. Apply aft 6 * DRIVllS *
i.oNo •1AcM ............. IHI Jo• wANr•o, Mtto .......... 1tct qua! y,·ork. Call 646-2576 S yrs 1" er••· Sew 6960 pm, P.1AVERICK. 1728 New. SUPERINTENDENT No 1_...._e Inspector :::::~"':~~~~.::::::::::::::= ~&: :::~:g: Wllfln ·······mt REPAIR, Partl!lons. Small Call Cleenco 642·Sl64 • int port Blvd., CM. (....._I htJ ........ --
WEn#IMSTllt ................ a.1 1 :c'lO:L:V:~::TllUC:TIOM·:::·: Remodel, etc. Nlte or day. -RENTAL READIER e Dreumaking ·Alterations BARMAID British. to work VTn I NaaacbUVI MIDWAY CITY ,,. .............. Ml• 'Ot l'ltll"AltATION . .. JW "''"3~• S laJ lo.-0 I So oo.-......,,,, I ' ---J SANTA 1.tt.t. HllOHTS ......... Jal Reas! Call KEN 540-4679 ....,,. ""' pee on toa ,..,ma in an English Pub Call ne o Uu"''" ......... om• I t•, .... ha cit ~ .. ~. co&nAl ................ :me TMIAT••C:Al ·· .. "" * 646-6446 * · largest land developer,, hu ........ , Vt · an _.._ ...... u.•uNA •IACM .............. ms MERCHANDISE FOR REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS CARPE'TS. \Vindov.·i;, Ora, 646-S930. alt 5 pm. an imm...,iate .,.,,_ 10,. dtt~ NOOl'd. Apply
u.ouNA N10t11!L ............. 1197 SALE AND T"ADE etc. Res or Comc'I. Xlnt Alter1tlon1..646-5845 BEAUTY SALGN SPACE = ·~ ' YILLOW CAB CO MllllOM VllJO .............. ,,. "' CABIN~"T. Any 1117.e job. an otfalght Superintendent • SAN CllMINTI .............. mt ,U1tM1TU1tl! , . . ......... Mt 25 va. expcr. ;'"18-6113 l\'oril' Reas! Refs. 548-4111 Neat, accurate, 20 )'rl. exp. available In finest hotel Expe~e-··• In la-• vol: 186 E. lBtb SL CAPllTltAHO ........... IJU OP'l'IC:e: FUIMITUI• ........ lfU :..:llll . I t ·-· Be h '' 1~ ·• n... ••--CAl"I Tit.AMO II.ACM ......... »• O'l'ICI IQlllt_l'Mf:NT ........... 11 CARPETS, \V1ndov.·s, nn. comp ex, Mq"na ac . vme rradlnr operations. Th• ...-ta _,...
DAllA 'OINT "" ............ 11•1 sto•1 ••U1l'Mt111T .......... •1' Cemint, Concrtt• 6600 etc. Re!S or Comc'I. Xlnt TILE, Cer1mlc 6974 Booth rental or commission. CONDOMINIUM .......... ,,,. CAPI. klSTAU•ANT .......... Ii 4'" ........ po11ltlon oUen; chaUtnre. Drlvtr.cha\ltttur
011PL1:x11 UMl'U•lll .......... :rm 1.1.1t ••u1PMEMt .......... ,.NII v:ork Reas! Refs. 548-4111 V The TU 1 -·~:;.;~~~~====~ 1 future a:ood workln.r rondl 3 hn 5-dty wk SUMMlll ttlNT.&.t.s ........•. ms Hou111Ho1.0 GOOOs .......... 102t CEMENT \VORK, no job too * emc, e ~· ar*8 "'OAT CARPENTERS ' • ca11' ' R.ENTAL:» 01.1t.1..:iie 1.&.i.1 .......... tnz snuill, reasonable. F'l'f'C Cust. Y.'Ork. 1n11ta11 & nopalr1. , tlon11. Salary comm eruiuratf! 64i.-O!n>
A I • I h d l'U1tN1Tu1t• AUCTION ........ llU Hou11cle1nlng 6735 No i'ob too small. Pluter Experienced. Top pay. Largt with experience. Send l't· DRIVER 10,. oonime-•-• p •· rurn 1 e •PPllANC:Es ............. ,l lH estim. If. StuD\ck 5-lts-8615 ·u rd ·~ lllNllllli. ............... •GM 'NT1qu1s .......... 1111 BA Y & Bcttch Janitorial pe.teh. Leaking iho\ve r cuslomyachts. \Vi a Boat i1unic• lo Daily Pilot Box blue print shop in Harbor
COSTA fllll.A ..... , ............ •1• l l!WIMO MACHIMf ....... 11" PA'I'IOS Drlveway11 repair. 847-l0Ci7/846--0200 \Vorks, 1295 Baker, Cosla M-13. area. Aak far Ron t:.•"9313.
""''" YllOI ................ 111 lrl\UllCAl lHST•UMINT ...... us Planters • Block letK"eil • Serv. Cpls, windO\l'S, floors, ~~~~c~"!'·~==o---li-':~~!""""'""'"'""""""IEi:EcrRciNri:"~~~i's'fiii. MIWJ'OllT •••CH ............ 4200 Pl.I.NOi. OIO.AMI ........... •u• etc. Res & c 0 mm c' I . ~fcsa, r. ELECl'RONJC Ass" .. NIWH•T M•tONTS .......... •111 ltAOIO .................. •• Ronni additions. 642-98!'12 T •-I 6'10 COOKS '"' .. ,. NIWl"OIT IHOltll ........... .mt flllVlllON ........ ............. 616-14-01 '" -rv c:• BOOKKEEPER BLERS Rttent solderlnc WllTCll,, ........... 4UO Hl•PI & STlltlO ............... au • CONCRETE Ft.OGRS. Local Coata. Mesa Manutac-Dlnn~r Holli'!. Exp'd. Lunch evtW>r, nee. Apply ln ""°'· UN1v1as1TY , ... Ill( ........... 4:111 ,,.,.I ltl!COltl'.llltl ......... ,mt ·~-t Re blc Call • \VINDOW3 DlRTY? TREES pruned. topped, & dn llhlttl In t l -r· ' ••CK 1,. y .................... ..,,. C:•M•llAI a IOUll"MINT ...... pa....,.., e c. uona , l>·ree est. l::i years exp. turlng tlnn of 20 employees r.: 1 net • erv l!w• SENSITRON INC. l 25 IAIT &LUI', ............. ..,., MOltY IUl"l't.111 ... ............. Don, 642-8514 removed. 26 )'I'll exper. nccdB exper. bookkeeper to 10-5, startlng Nov, 19th. Paula"no Av. C.'f. co1tONA Oil MAI .... .... ........ ll"OltTIHO oooos ......... IHI Johnny Dunn 642-2364, A e r i a I t o we r e q u I p , PRIME RIB INN '' " IAltOA ................. 4111 •tNOCUU.•S, ICOl'll .......... lllt do payroll & taxes, 2nd uv llU.NDI ................. •• Mt1c1l~1ous ............. MM Child C•re 6610 * APl' CLEANING * 493-5400, 638-7234 handle accts receivable &: 428 E. 17th St.. CM ELEcrnONIC Auemblera, llOO HLI! ............... 4111 MllC, WA T•D .................. 11 ;:;;c:;::;...:;c:;;:... ___ ~.;.; ,.,,,. tho""'"'h 642--8'"~ bank d•-·· ~ ·-lett•" (former'" Amo·-1 prl~ted circuit_ -exp. ••1.•01. 11lANO .......... qt!, M.AC:HINl•Y, lit. , ............ ,. •v-~ ............. ..,.... v ·v~ -MUNTIMOTON ••ACH ......... 4-lot 1.UMll• . .. ............ IJH LICENSED child care, n1y \\11LLIAr.1S Oeaning Serv. Upholstery 6990 l re-·. ton••-· $450 to COUPLE. A--··· hou" 'ee~•h Placentia, Newport l'OUNTA1N VALll'r ............ II STOlt.AOI! " . .. ...... '"' home, •IC 2·3, ?olon 1h11J t""'.. .-...U,J' t-''"' -
Varian Data Machines locab . :
ed In the Irvine lnduatrlal • ~
O>mplex, hu a.n immediate :
ope nine for a Electro Meo: : •
chanlcal lmpector. .': 1:
ReqUirtmenta tnc.lud~ S tu ~ I monttw exp~ 111
tro rnecllanlC&I 'aaMmbb' ~
ir111pection, and famw.rlti ·~
with the el.ectronlc coJo '
code, componcnta and
sembly dJ.-awlnaa. ·.
Good •ta.rtin& ate plua excel· , ;
lent company benelll.t m. :
cludlnc u da,y1 vacation . :
durfn&: lint year of emplOY• . !
ment plt11 an annual holi-
day ncadon from Otriat. • .
ma.s to Mondi)' lollowinl • '.:
New Years.
11&1. 1111c:" .................. 44M au1lo1wc; MATlltlAlS ...... 17'1 CZYKOSKl'S Cu!ltm. U;;hol. $6.iO depending on exper. manapr• ror new. m~!umd-"'-=""'--------.. .,.. ti.ACM ............. • IWAl'I I EST 1"' f'ti. Fenced )'ard. Lunches lroncin~9._ ____ ...;;6_75~5 Send completP. resume to sized, (leluxe ap-"'men•-, EXTRA lnoome for couples, • d t ,. .... """" ............ -PETS ind L v OCK • •nack. So. Coa•l Pl"" -.. EW'Opean Cnlt•maNhlp M• • var1an a a IMIDIN OltOVI .................. Pl!ll .alNlllA&. .......... -area. 549-4038 IR 0 N t N G·BRlNG O\VN lOO'ti, lin! 642.-1454 P.O. Box ~lUt, Daily Pilot Hunt ington Beach a r e a . 10 hn • \\'k. $50 Interview :~:•:~·~~~~ ::·::.'.'.'.'.":::::.:J~J C:ATS ...................... ltH ::==========I t!ANGERS. 1831 Newport Blv, Cl\I. •••••••• Plellse forward br ief appt. 968-5216 -962-80'll ,,..,,. ... •MA ..... ooo• ........................ IUI .. ' "· c10 F c = ' mach1"nes ......... M01t111 ..................... m. Contractor• 66 ... 0 64S.-7M:! resume o expt1-n:l'IC'C erelgn 1r ~"cs ~e;~rM·~~·M·~'~.~.".~.::::::::::: "'v•srocit ...................... ..;....;.;_;....;_;.. ___ ""'"'' -· ~~~~.'~9 6995 Daily Pilot eox M 358 Good co. ti.nents. incl paid •
COAITA\. · ................. .,.. CALIFORNIA LIVING FRED H. GERWIOi: J · · I 6790 COSMETICIAN : ~.11lve I vac1tion, cnnup 1~ uni. A VAR.IAN' SU'BSIDlAJtY., r ' u.euNA 11Ac:N .............. •m ,,.._. 1n1tor1a WELDING sbop l port&blt. $ THE ... ·~ 2m M'~l Dri u.euM• Nl•U•L ............ •"1 NU1tJ11111 . , ............ .,,, Buildln;: ..... .,tractor 0 al iro NOW' fuhion oriented for fomt1 f'umllhtd tree Good ... --..., eon ve MllllON VII.JO ............. ,.. 1'1'11MMIM• POOLI ........... .,.. Jo•am. rms, bdrm&, patios SPARKLE Janitorial It Win-mamcnt n. Newport Dept. Store to OP<n .. _ •• ~.... Aik tM 1 block s. of M1chl!llon Dr.) U.N cLaMINTI .............. .ftll PATIOS .......... -............ tflJ 646-11115 .... ~ !San o~ ~.-DolMA l'OINT ................... ,., ~WNINOI ................ : .... "" Licensed-Free estimates dow cleanlna: Serv. Win-brand Mw presUa:e line. J .. Moore Ph. 5'().1714. ...-.,o ,.. • .,.,. lo l.::f'o\'MX.-.. t:"111··:::::::::::: .. :·= ,.1c:ATtOHI ................... .,. 6'73-6041 &:; 549-2170 dowa, resld .• comcl. const. BU.SIEW marketplace in ~n't Salary & Comm. plus F iiE E BEA ll TY Jamboree ott ramp)
N.INTALS TRANSPORTATION Cleanup. Free est. 968-2691 town. The DAILY PJLC7I' fringe beneftta. ApplJcanll ll'Vl.nt, Calli. 9'JM4
A1,t' Unfurnished •OATS• YACHT• ................. CarpM CINnlng 6625 DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS! Oaplfled Rctlon. S1tve TIME FOR must have nm & llOlld w, ~I llROBEFuhl,to our paCort olr An F.qual Opportunity • SAtt.IOAT1 ............ "" money, Ume 6 elfort. Look a!llcs ability. Opporh"'i"' U me on nsu • Employer M,I:[' ''" •.1.1. .. · .......... ,ow•• c•u111a1 ........... ,... o· nd l'f!d ..... v ta t N In t t COITA Ml!IA ......... Sltl ll'llD......tlCI •OAT .............. * 1amo s are meuu l,;=-=l~V-h_ll_o_El_. '='~'-·-"'-'-'==;.,"°,.._w_!'-· '===-=-=,I for advanccnient. Contact n" O Vft men • ex-lNSURANCE -commercial MllA VllDI ........... 1111 .... •••OLlltl ........ -''Y qualo'Jy .. --~ ... 1 •11 ' .... t t"· N rt .. pllonal earn!.n'"' • \\'ill ••w•o•T '"'" -"' • ..,.. "· B!'l ...,..,. a ,..., e•-er, ·~-Fl-•·t• Cl-k . ••p'd. SaJ. · ......... ··-1•.1.T MAINTIWAMCI ....... ,.. OJA?i10ND CARPl:.I ···-train Call ?itisl H"""e f ·~ ~ ... N,W,OltT M110HTI .......... lflt tOAT uu1WCN1No ....... tG4 QUICK CASH , ~ll4~'-;.,:,l1~00;,..;M;o="=·~8=A=M~·=SP~M::;:.. _ · • ....... or a""' OPtn. Emph-e lnauranoe !t•WPOltT 1Ho•1s .......... mt ~I/Ml cou1P. . ...... "H CLEANEltS 64:>1317 anytime 1· Interview. TI-4: 5'15>-ilOSS 10-6 ., w11tck1"" ......... n• tDAT lltP, M001t•NI ....... TU• Cl Ill d d COSMETIC Sales. your own pm. Fashk>n ?t1lm>r Corp, Co .• 1502 N. Broadway, San. "",1111 SIT'r 11.1.•ic ........... IUI tOAT lllVICll ............ tlU CARPET & uphOl1lery slc111u ot• e 0 I Ore hnJ & neighborhood tor . ta Anl 5'47·7003 '" ic•AT ........... "' 10.&.r 1tl•T•l• ............. ... cl --• 1 1 FEMALE Ove ~ 111 EAST ILV'" ........... ,,., •oAT CM&1T11t .............. ·*' ea ..... ,., ll llO c;irpet 11• Holiday Magic. !;36.-4909 • r " P me, INVENTORY CONTROL
COltONA DIL 'Mii .. , ........ me PlllflNO IOATI ................. •tallatlon. Re11ult1 awr. }>·or eaay to •••e GH A CIVIL SERVICE pr.pvt undwlchet I Piua. TYPIST IALIOA .................. •OAT MOVING ............... ,,.. f • all 64G-fi97J THROU Call 615.lto< .... ., ISL.ANOS ............... ,IMI tOAT ITOlt.AOll .............. tMI ..::""::.:·~·~·~'=..:.::..:::.:::.--_ .. I W/SEAL """CH . -I • f42....2e66 N.B. -Allie MM. t..100 ISLI .............. &211 tNTt WllirT'IO ............... CARPET & Furn. cleanln1t· QIHI 01C -OEN'iiJ!:MiN t..ADJ._ •AllOA ISUNO ............. AlltCllAllT ............... '1• ·oe• n...ninr fOll Mtter ReldtT • ~ ' or T MUMTld'fOfl 11ACN ........ ,,.. •t.Y•N• 4-IStoMS ..••. ~ ...... '1H for 1 day aervitw l quality f ..,.,.. COLLEGE STUDEl'1' Jani " C:1*' '""""'" v&L1.ev .......... u11 Mo•u .. 1 ~11 ,,.. 1 tt coat. $526-$638. ReQ. 0001pletJon ol .......... , -. ...... _ ~·,,· toirs , ~~ :i~~ ····:::::::::::::::= r:~~.;o-u .::::::::::::::::m ~~·~u~ng for DAILY PILOT ltllm-~~!al•del ".,:.."", .. Phoner w/ tlm"': jo~'°;'.. u: c';k;'''°° Pl-tbM tvtl, dean ottkla . OttANfl COUNTY ............. -IL1!Ct"1C CAii ................. 1~::,:~,,;:::::~·_..:.;.,:::;::;,..,.~~ g\;,,...,... ...... N "-CM I "' UllDIM ••ova .............. 1111 MIM1 •1iru • ........... nn RENTAL READIER ''"•) 4.112527 •~I f avail now. fG.14(13 cwport • .• Appy -r ·' ""'TMINIT•• , ............ ,.lflf W)j=i:°~a· · .......... ::: ,_ ,,...., · , txt. or N. Oll\'t Ora.nee U pm • M,ow ... ,. c1rv ................... • u . . .......... 54l).39'J4 Application. Complete I "'" General Office '' IAMA AU ,. " ........... AUTO ltltY I • '.lltTS ........ -==========-b •· 12/6/69 'I 0 I -i -I IA.ct.A ANA Hlf9Hfl ............ AUTO TOM.S a ICl\lt,, ....... "1• -1urn y -'· .. a . Full I Pert TlnM 4r-JANIT01t I srocx WOJU(.
1v1T1N .. , ................. r1t.&.1l1•i t1tAv11. ........... MB C1rp1t L1""n1 & c I WANT AD ' roMTAl 1 ............. 11• r1tA•L•1t1. UllH" ............ ,411 r• 11 COFFF,,.E Shop WailJ'eues, Newport I Costa MeN No ~D. nee • .ApPly to Mr. I.A.UNA l lACM . . ........ INS CAM•l!ltt j ............ .... Repilr ~l6 a us expe1·lenced. Call B 111 Sl&rl S2.!0 hr, must tJl(lO. Wlllllnu, SILVERWOODS.
ILA,,ou,','1•'•'°•'TIL ·-'".'," 1'•"'11 jlWCitl · ........... ,_ Joh-n ~0 11110 "F h!on I·' nd N 8
I •, ........ , llP• • ......... tS11 FOR CARP!TING ....... i1u-n1VJE1L\ EMPLOYMENT "" u .. a • · · AN 'UAff CAPilf _. .... . I CA"lll'l:I 11:aNTAll •stt r 1 OA~ POffriT ...... 1 .. outt11u&o111 ms OR CARPET LAYING 642 5678 DRAPERY 'Vorleroom AGENCV, INC. LADI ES Ill, XTRn
R .. AL ESTA.n, IMl"OtTID ""'°' .............. c. A. p .. 1 lil2-)J70 '""one •· 642-5678 various opmlnp dl)'I 6 2661 hf1cArthur BJvd, Slt 2(11 Chr11tl1\IJ help. Cuhll!f. ~--· I ll"OtlT CA1tl ........ ffll " Ex & I t ND ~-o I "-'--1 -r• ""''ou11, cu.s11c1 ........ ,ff11 y UNITED FUt>fO eve". prr. m net. . • _,..,.., wnpp t>i' .:: sen. 1.., ~ , '"''"! "" ............ .,. ''" ""• ••0& ......... "" OW' for ...wits! B<aoh Dnpery, 900 w. l1lll G~ I l b $l h 9,1~ lo 5,30, A,.1, • ., • C"OflOOM NIU'i\ ............ ''" •UTO l'ilNTS .............. Hn Nf!il!Ch Your Dollal"I SI. cri1 ..... r. • or ' r. DES~tOND'S, No. s rMNcm ~ ltlNTALI '#AMTIO ........... "" •UTOI WANTID .............. t1tt 1tOOM1 ,01t "'"' .................. ,.,., u111 ······r.·......... ..c:: SUN NEVER =s •• '9&-1286 Tal1nd. N.B. : :::-.t •ru:t.a·CiMi•t•·= ~~I& &-::1~~ .. :::::.:::::::::=a ••••••••• ~:tLY P11.0'l' wOOAos1 DAILY PILOT w~ ADS! DAILY PILOT WANT~ ., -------
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Ct, 1" collea«•· mJJ, Experieft<.1d or tnj.,... ,(/" C\lrtam.,' .;..,...,, l ·GUta ~rl<nce ""~ , CE .flolo •. p""'8, FACTORY eCU,STOM JIWILRV. .... .sc.. Top .... mO!,tl oVtr ,11, tor day lhln. u-"F'S , ~ r~ .... --..... -of dra..... om. CLIARANCEI VOii ~KE IT or
COD ... ~O APPi> · ....,. ~ ~·-·v -TV't, -10 pr racolty _,. cloannco of WI MAKI ITU JASCH aEn 1 to • p.m., Mon-l'ri, Honte 11\irnlshbli• . ~ llqUlr. compL 7t X'trU. •ll CIW'rq~. delD9Ntf1.~ Some wry eood rt~ at dis-
• .. Em.piofmmt ~ ool~~ Cout Plastics • ' South· CN1t PlaU rJ &.VAi. co... Mile. I 0 0 d I e'. 1211 Door models 1tl.l:Uo Ir: re. COUfll pricet. t.pid&ry ... 1!'f11!o· Mala, 8a.nta Ana 850 \Y. 1.Bth SI., c.M. Sales ., .~ ' • DECOIATOI.' ans Startw:.rd Wy. Btoe.dlnoor turned PlanOs ... Organs: pliel, cutlna' '~""°" ' ~'NI~~~ •PORTERS ~'!!el.=~~~se~~Y 17~o:t:~:::•i• OF 11 LUXUIY AP~ -~me1, C&f. Sa(&: Sun, ~:~~~~~ ~:·~~t=!:
... L.l111, Call _ ...... -or working, with · aa.lea force. r.i• '"OI 5 1.&. & u..n.... c-.a..-'-'A"' 4 .... _ "'-· -new. W• Uml~ to 1pecWc rock eutttna: maehlDIT)'. ~· ~·· 1---" f Untl · 1 ~ -•• pon,... I"-"~'.,,. ""WI, --· -·~·· u l 23· ,--". 80 ·hu~. N• -Some exoellent !O'b -•~· -Nu ~~·" ... m ·~ I ·u ·•·NO NEW I Movie ........ pl'Qjeetor, ~ •• , ---· --~ pofuutlal. For job or fitting " " &m., baby lten\S, skis, golf dOwn .OAC, 5 y1an 'to PIQ'. to twnble in l lb packqt!f. ?ibnu1&cblrtrll J)!CPl;RIJ~CEO till Mn. Qmway, '968-6219 Equal opportunity employer 9-pc. Mediterr1nea'n led~m Suit1 lft Pit~n club;. clolhlna &; nlany· Thia great sale 0~ at: FIVE M.CEM It
alt' 6 A Se.t. or write Box ,IR99: ,349.00) ·-·····-··-·····-···NOW: 1161.00 mi'.sc. 25802 Janwn, Miulon WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO LAPIDARY SUPPLlES •
EXPLORER bu 'oPen·
lnp 1ur :-j '
.... s • Finish men
$'_). ~ Welder
1 • Mecha.nic /Au.to. •:i . Plumber .J •MW man
" . " PLEASE• APPl..Y
~ ~-:.~OR C~
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' =.-Explorer ?!lotor llomes
·~ .3021.Newport_ Bh·d.
I (bsta MeJa, Calif,
ln41S<&-3300
' MAINTENANCE MAN jl'wt.~havt JiOme knowledge
'Of · plwnblr?,. eleetrl~. etc;
-bUt "moltJ.y p.rd~nJn&. Xlnt
' ~ to rlsht pel'IO.ll. • :~ .• &73-M~4 ' -
.MARINE MECHANIC
.Expmenced, Top pay, 1..ar'le . pq.tom yachts, wtUanl Boat
~orkl, 12$. Baker, Costa .......
~lCAL'' office help,
,.female. Front .office In-
~ forms. ExpPrlenced
only. Good pay .for right
~ 5t0--t573, 10 A.Pot
!xeell•nt EmployM
Benefits
APPLY
Personnel Office
'Third Floor
The Broadway
47 Court1 of Fa11iion
FASH.ION ISL.ANO
Newport Be•"'
An Equal Opportunity
ElnplO)'CI"
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Altract:lve, we 11 groomed
)'(ltil& lady between 21 &
43 for publlc relations & as.
altant 1n tfle..pre1ident. Must
be unencumbered & ~ to
travtl · 011" ~terisive· facbl
eruiaes to Acapu1co, Btltiih
Honduras, Jamaica & .ciu•i-
bbean Islands & other inter.
mediate point& on one or the
finest. most luxurious yachts
on the \Vest Coast. Salary
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f'ORTUNITY! &6-1571 day
486, Hntg Sch, C&I. SHEU. Serv. Sta. seeks-IGor9e,ous '5pa~lsh C,Uttom, luilt So,a WJfit . Viejo,. ~tlsslon Ridge 1819 Newport, C.M, 642-8484 ml) lfarbor Blvd.,ll·A
e"p'd, pump Isl and-t hi L S • ·r h I I b l'f l n.....n~...-...Nlte Costaltfesa. Located•t e Sale• Manager for llC\V saleimin. 'Top pay. Corona ma c n9 ovt ea.._ o ce o , ••u 1 u &mes, {Near Golf Course). "t"" 4'o•-1
dreu shop ,Laguna Beach. del Mar Shell 2801 E. Cst 'fabrics, l R•g. $419.95) ···--··· .... NOW $225.00 GARAGE Sale Plus; •mall 4' Sunday AJternoon the back ~ae Q.nttf
lt1uat have prevloua sales & }fW)I ·~ Goldenrod. App in Sp•nish Dini.n9 ,Sets _ ••••• : ....................... -.•. $75.00 GE portable TV, a.11tlquc FR£E.
managerial experienc:e, pel'&Ofl ·Solid Q•k End T•b~s and-Coff•• Tabl•1 • .$1t.SO <\e&k, crlb, plne corner 8' Green sofa, -web consn:.,
Rtference1. 2U: 728-0144 SfATISTICAL TYPlSI' ·Tall .Dec.orator Ti"bl• Lampi tablr, ladies Solt clubli: Wt slope AITnl $45. Lae wblte
Savings &. Loan Typist/Receptionist • lront I R•9. $49.95) -·-··-......... .--.....•. NOW $11.00 bag I: cart, mlnk .:tole.make fi'r0tremmed :.~ ~~~ ~;! BRANCH ollice for Public Account. Siwni1h H1n9ln9 Sw19 :..amps • ofter. ~2 Rhythm UNIT fin., springs &: matL $15. •5
MANAGER Neat appearance. 54.~!K"M ' IR•g. "49.95 I ·-·············-, .......... NOW $22.50 CHEV. raclng pa rt 1 , with every new or used OR· drawer chest $15. \Vil.lie
SUPERVIS,OR, A decorator dream house on display -··3 Furniture, carpet•, GAN sold between now&. peau de eoil A lace dreu
Exp'd -Savings l Loan p . t hop ' rooms of ~orgeous Spanish furniture (was house,ilold lten11, 002 beer Christmas, w/chantilly Jace coat .u
Enjoy a tt\\·arding' career rin _ s reg. ,1295. Charger, Other f{ems iOO DON'T WAIT ! ! 9/).0 -COit $101.-atll J].5.
=l:sn; ~ =iau:n (:~~~i:.~~~n!o~~~: eACRIFICE $398 ~~MIO I.ill 245 Santa No~-~ 'tjl 1970 53&-9498 •
in the Newport Beach area. req'd, Personnel Dept. Rm. J ~ ..,. • • • • • from.; POOL TABLES
This position entails chal· Sll, Ciry Hall, 77 Fair Dr., ~REj)IT AVAIL. NO MONEY DOWN UDO I&land G~e Sale e CoM • urllt:zer e Allen Secard·Pool
lenging dutl" and ls adapt-Oty or Cos1a ~fesa. lit PAYMENT NOT DUE 'TfL 1970 Pool T~~e •. ~ alate, • llammond e Baldwin BRIJN~CK-AMF
ed tor an individual with S ERVISORS mm $400. 4 duung dWrs Pl ea.. e Others Cuitom Slate Table
imaginative and creative :peri~~ced, lo supe!se FUR.HITU.RE ·~~sfDs:"'~~wer GOU"'+'LD MUSIC 1001:!°~M~•'ng abllitiea. Exccllent lrin&e •-.. _ ao1· · • kl ""•5 N · SA "'7-0681 '" '"-~ benefts., Call ?.tr, ltansley teicpnune icno~ wor ng GRANNY'S Attic Sale ~ 3715 ""' . n. .... * SECARO' POOLS *
from ti o m e. No selling. Inlet Isle -Dr, CdM Lots ol Jj -532-1992 ~'ii213ii'..,""'iiii"'ii"i.' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiO IT~~:-~· :: ~~;~_ 1841 New port Blvd. Harbo~a tBl~d.) -~=:. :~i· s'::!c-~ p~~: ~~ANS m s. ?.fain .St. On.nae
SECURITY · C 11 ~. N 1 c ' · • Yamaha Pianos &: Organs • POOL ~~~ .. ..:i &:r.\;;. =· osta Me·sa . Only . 6#-l069, 6'4-28S3 • Thom .. Organ• GUARD &t2-31ll WATER fountain, val ·$450: • Kimball ""'"°' ~~; :;! ;:C~ :,Oa1~18;~ TELEPHONE Answering Every Night 'Tfl,9-Wed., Sit. & Sun. ITil 6 ~~19!1~as51:ov~~J:: • Ko~Q..;.fM~~~~ TABLES
cation, hOspital & liie in-Service Exp'd pref. JOBS A EMPLOYMl:t .. t Dr., HB. M6--02ll. NEWPORT & HARBOR Christmas Special $275 up.
surance. OpportunitY lo ad-Call 541)..2052 Furnltu1'9 . IOOO EXCESS Furniture & Beacon Costa Aiesa * 642-2851 CHUCK'S
vance to detective, Contact UPHOLSTERER Trainee pacldng cartom. Sat & Sun Open l!Mi Fri 10-9 Slln 12-S 2150 Harbor at Adams, CM
Security Aient Son1e exper w/staple gun SchoG°a..lnstructlon 7600 . • 22nd &: 23rd. "l1Ati1-4PM. 420 HAMMOND. Stetnwq. Ya· KIRBY VACUUAt Oea.ner :
Whitt Front Store preferred. Apply in person JOIN THE FIELD SACRIFICE SALE! Vista G~. (Bluffa) N.B. maha • new &: used piaDO& with attachment 1 /,.
'If OVERSEAS 1't 2212 S. Harbor Blvd. Johansen & OU'istenaen, 898 MTII A FUTURE! GARAGE SALE. J\1lsc tools or all makes. Best Du.YI lo polisher. Take O\l\'r small ,
LO\., job bunt for you. Sales Anah•lm \V l6lh St,, N.B. Corner "" /-• " '--· J\1UST J\fOVE NOW•. ~ •-up. Au•-·~ Other So, Calli. rilhl he~. ""vmenl• or pay oU •-•--' 16th & Monrovia. ...ge .... uca on no L't".rr1er! """' "' ... ,...... -~ MUSIC CO ~·.. -~' cau Smitty, 714:TI4-2610. MEN & WOMEN Afon., Nov. 24th only Let us help you quality. KING size velvet ensemble, misc items. 236 20th St.. ~ra ... , N. Main. .. of_ $36 . .tO.. Credit Dept,'
MEN ·wanted for ~ LEADS L'EADS 9 an1 to 1 pm WAITRESSES INNKEEPERS INSTITUTE hdbd, bench, spread, custom C.J\t. ,' $anta Ana 5.15-7289.
'lo-"'-New•poper 0e'Uv Costa Mesa's smart new pin· INTERNATIONAL quilted. One ""i.'! A Real DECORATOR la p 1· , BEAUTIFUL •-~ -•·t~ 11 ''"'• • We haVP morp leads than \\"e SECURITY GUARDS H Ov 21 · M teJ/H •-lfA tu. DECORATOR-ITE'f' . m. s, IX· FRE-RGAN-,,.., £~ ,......, ........ -,To Homn. Approx. 2iii tn. can handle. Ou.r referral ner ouse. er •sues up 0 o..,. P •• ._mt Sch! .. • lures, ctlall'S, clnna, other ~ oil portrait of you or yoUr
:Ptr iilorytln&'. Gd. SUpplmnt1 plan is fantaStic. Instant Newport area. 637-3070 to 12. Lu.ich &: dinner s.hUls A DIVISION OF Reg. ~ •••••• Now $250.00 items. Sat & Sun. 2612 Monday nltes 7:30. 8:30 pm children from a photosrapb.
·lnconie. Mut reside West of help needed, No .experie~ SECRET ARY avail. Interviews 105, start-ANTHONY SCHOO~..S KING size waahable velvet Redlands Dr., 01. GOULD MUSIC CO. A "'·onderfu1 idea for that
J:larbOr mW. W-8979 requll'ed. Compleie training. Property Managem'ent ing N~~-l~~h.RIB INN A~~~~i:,Rgf~i/,';J;A ~:1:!trt:.~1!:~~~h,, SAT&: Sun ~5. Old pine tbl, 2045 N. ltlain, S .. \. 547~ special Christmas Klft .
Men • · Earn nWilinym ~ per day TO $550 428 E. 17th St, CJ\1. Classee form every week Reg. $33() •••••• Now $269.50 kg ~ bed, chest, ~a, tblJ, HAA1MOND Spinet Organ M3 c646-3629-==·· ==="="'I
• ~ntory, iCllnl! shipping • Payda.y·everyday il desir· Attractive, rood skilla, young (rormel'l.y Amigos) PHONE FOR APP'I'. FUI,.Lsi%eeQSemble,aortroll, chairs, lamps&: br1~brac. reverb u_n it preset, *WHltE THEY LASTI
• ~· Fishlag l,'Od pro-ed. We advertise on TV 5 group: Newport_ ~ach.. --"~::;:;..=o:===::..-1 Ask for Betty 776-5800 cust quilt~. hcadbd, spread, ll5 Apolena, BaJboa IS!. Rose\\wd fin. New cood. ANTIQUE English blacull
tludiOIL Browning Mfg. Co. limes dally.-Havf fun elem-RlVItRA Jj'.:MPbOYMEN't WAITRESS •'i1t:KC:rt.AND!SE FOR hen<, h. One only! Avocado. FREEZERS, Love seat' 644--4567 'jars, $1.6.95. Genuine .fUr
-1919 Placentia, Costa Mea. onstratlng the SLIM GY1'f. '· r;,1 NC E • tel PRIVATE PARTY WANI'S $35 & The BL. ~itn P 1 be . AGE CT. I • xper1enc SALE A, ND TRADE Reg. $269.50 ••.•. Now n79.5(J bike, TV, lamps, misc. ll::i area rugs up.
eop e art' wrig to try 4667 1\.14\cArthur BIYCI', Ste 201 ' I-:-~--'------· I e Mattress&: Bo;;.$p,.;n,.8 • }:l&rbor Island Rd, NB. TO BUY PIANO FOR zarre, 18423 Beach mvd, HB
MEDLCA ' ""-~·-iber. lhe G1allopin<> Lourige Chair, ' · 10 A I I ·-~ ~1010 "'-! "'" -·-., .,..,,_.. .... N.B. 54(}63 pp v n person Furniture '8000 King Set .$99.95 Queen $89.95 v•..... ~· · '1'W'VU'ta FIRE\VOOD for aale<Ut to
E •p'd only Pref This Js the Gravy Tnin -S '& SI LO ---~---~:::: SL-~~-b"__;· Ov•' ~·. All aboard NO\V!! Call Secretaries to $550 URF R IN . Fu11 Set $54.95 Twin $44.95 8205 your specilicattons; well "'"-~~ ~"-~ 5•30 Pee. Cst. Hwy. 2 Room air eond. iUoner• 125 SIESTA SLEEP SHOP Applloncos. 1100 Tolovisfon ""'°""'· DeHv & '1ck'd 8alary Open. 54Ci..9'212 546-9511 for appointment; Several openings Jn beach ., · Fri Sal s area for yo'ung gals with Newport Beach ea. l.urgc desk S2S. RCA Home Entertainment tree. $Z7.50 ~; C, $4?.SO c. MOTEL · t>ESK ·CLERK. 4 • · or un. ood kill 11 Lo 1 lle(rigerator $25. 2 kit. Re!rigeratol'I! •.•• froni $38. Call collect (714) 688--0846.
·p"m· to mldn' ..... t. .,... ..... r. •!!!!~IV~E~HA!!!!V~E!!!!CE,;·~AD!!!!S!!! !!!!d g s s, ca ra ne, \\!AlTRESSES \\'anted. Eve hi.hie 15 h 4 .. _ .. _ 1927 Harbor ~vd Costa !>.fesa GE Portable Color TV Center. 25" Color TV.1 c::::..:,:c.c.:,,.;...,,.'--~,..-"1 -~.'CR •-. 1 :."!:.' ..... "'Bea"~ .. h Merchants Personnel Agen-& ..... veyaril. Apply In 1 t '15 ear 81· ~· com· e 645-2760 e like nu ' 1148 AM-FM-stereo radio & FOR SALE: Family Meta-: ~-· ~ ._. .. ,_ '" D-tJo · """' · 2043 Wescclllf Dr NB e·-pee ca. BUI. sq. Jow ................ ---'pl•~r.NewlnApril. ~,,h•p -Ne"""'rt Beach area. Send . reiume Inc:. 4 ... ~...-., ms!, ,,,plSt for ~~~mo ·· · · person Odie's Restaurant, end table $25. Some old Dally 10.9 Sat lo-6 Sun 12-5 Frigidaire elec dryer $59.95 •=vrn -v-"" ....... I liflone no. to Box 1'1·700 Dai· beach ciry CPA office. c~c:.:cc.:c.__~~---1400 \V. Coast Hwy., N.B. couches & chairs kit. &: 17 Pc K'1ng . S'--GE. 2 Dr, RPlrig ••.••••• $98 $695 &46-5935 aft 5 Prt;f Tee,n~"is ?ru!;s~:r.u.00.~ ·~Pilot ' Pbc.ni! 6'f3..695o S•win9 Mach. Oper•tors WIG STYLIST patio chairs, toys, clothes • IAW Whirlpool auto washer S50 Lease Color TV or Black
J40TEL MAID •RECEIVING CLERK Good pay, bonus piecework, Apply in JX.'l"SO" free. 1'1isc. itcnlS $1 & $2. Bedroom GE wuher/dryer ..•• $100 & White. Option to buy. evenings or weekends.
p Tl Full tln1e. XJnt salary & Co. steady work, ale factory. La Personnel OUice 842-2723 DUNLAP'S Free service. No deposit VICTOR 10 key addin& .~. :.~e bene!itl. ·Call tor appl., Fie5ta -Top Dra\\·er, 4001 J, W. ROBINSON HEYWOOD Wakefield Birch Large 9 drawer dresser, mir. ·181,; Newport Blvd., C.lt1. A-Active TV Rental Co, machine $37. 'I')'pewrltcrs,
E ~ext. 30. Birch, N.B. (Near OC Air. rashion Island, N.B. drop..leaf dining table, 3 ror, 2 bed1ide stands, king ~7711 (1) 522.-1153 rebuilt like new $37 I: ~-
1N. ED Child Care & Ille Equal opportunity t'mployer port & S.D. FY.')'.l Equal opportunlry employer leaves $45. 6 n1atehlng uphol size headboard~ frame, quilt. GENERAL ELECT RI c 5'&8--n6S
t\skpg.,. ·noon to 6 Pr>.f. JOSEP,H MAGNIN SERVICE s• .. Uon .att.,xlan'-. ha' $17 ~ Xln ed .mattress, sheets, blank-DISH-Hl·Fi & SteNO 1210 WESTERN saddle: padd-' ~toh/Fri Edinger & Bolsa ... ~ \\'Ol\l.EN -Full or p/time c 1r . .iu ea. t cond. ta, _tc. C\I Ouca. area. H.B. OwR Resf&llrML • _.. ~ full "' part tilne. Ne:.v Enro, for hoosecleaning. Ca 11 "'_alnut & bral'il'i teacart. e Ox,ice ot Spanuh WASHER, l YEAR OLD, CONSOLE stereo, record sel at, dtbl. ~~111· .b,;!~t1m·
Aft 7 846--0082-Brookhurst &: E .d1ni::er, 67f>.'l357,alter6PM. L1teors.Danishhl·back llv · SIOD. I AM/FM 2 ar, ec . ......., -· ·
tramp. p.m. · *DAV* F.V. Call~ ::.:.:...:.::.::.=c,....:.c.~C~ook-~l 1m chair, 2 turq. llv n11 or Potocle~ S!y~· Call-E-0268 c~""'c:,: .. ~:';'~<;;,,.'175;.::;·,:646-4Z1:;,=,='c-:',... <·~-~==~~~-~-< • ~newpmt . BUSBOYS SERVICE Station Personnr?I, Younq Fry chairs. Lile brown 6' sofa. All Fo~ $249 .69 GE refrigerator ~l15tard ;;;,., TAPES ,_1500. COLLIER'S Encyclopedia'•
Sal Al) Shi!" All in gd rond. Lam,ps, .....,., • ~ • ~rf XI n t oond. T children's
al, Comm. & · ary. · Or N 00 ~ onl color, brand new, used l oond Plus misc reo::i-i; .. ... parsonn ,\p'1ly in J>!!l'SOll Union' Oil -OR 3-3320. misc. 415 Poppy, Cd?.1 ° wn .-ut!s. Y $9 mo. mo., 17.6 c.f., self -defrost · ...... '6 books $180. call 675-2907 a.ft . agim"" S·TOCK CLERK Kitchen Trainee 67J.-2718 WELK'S WAREHOUSE ,,,. «:01« 13251. 499-2578 • equip. Mu•t .. 11. 546-42U s.
"' iReuben E. lee 3 ROOMS of MEQITT BRAND new • v.'On on TV. T•pe Recorders 8220 * * * * . I
PrOfelikWlil Service Permanent, full time job. e 8' Divan + Love seat Frigidaire Re1rlg. Deluxe FAMILY Membership n
'ffr, tM emP,l;oyer 151 E. Coast llwy., N.B. \Ve have an lmJ'fledlate need Over 18, Neat appearanc~. e 5 Piece dining rooni .set 600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana model D-ll6N Copper nz. GREAT Stereo -"Sony 260" _Irvine Coast Country Ou\> and thi appllcent for a bright ambitious stock Omnce tor advancement. e 5 P iece Bedroom,s.cL Open Daily 9-9 S3l-Oll9 · · Tape, Amp.. Spea ker tor sale. Pvt. pty. 673-9U1 ·m De Dr N
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See Betty Bli.lce at· clerk with a minimum or l APPLY IN PERSON r~uLL !"RICE $388 ~I. 91i Sun. U-6 System. J\fikes, etc. $150. LAWN Sale: Barg&.lns '42~»1o"~r r •• sff-2743 m· f) year responsible stockroom USl' our Stol't' charge plan! Musr sacrifice complete KENMORE Auto washu, 2. 645--0137. Galore! Steno type niach, ·~~ ~J experience. Knowledge or Bob's Big Boy Approved Furniture hOuseful of Mediterranean ~Yo~e8.t~-sn~1005 nd. $45. TAPE Recorder, solid state 4 elc. Sat only. 448 BroadwaY,
NURSES .Registered • even· t ,. XeC electronic component parb 1;;4 E. 17th Street 2159 Harbor, CM 543-9660 furn: sofa, love seat, 2 com-track, 3 speed monaural & C.M. .
Jna & night shifts. Ex. Agency for Career Gil'ls is essential and a }Ii g h -==='C:O.;:,::ta;;:'o;":"':=== 7 PC SPANISH living _ mode lamp tables, coUee Maytag au!omaUc stereo S50 548-1787 l)enelit!. Apply Penc>nnel 410 \Y Coast Hwy., N.B. School degree ia rrrelc?T1!4. :::: •
7600
set $lS9.9a 11 so(a, 1 ·;~ table. lamps, color TV, din ,vasber. Good cbnditlon · GOYA Etchings • SacrH~
Dlttctor. So. c.oast Com· By appoint. 6-16-3939 l\fust have the ability lo get School1-lnstrud1on ..aat, 3 tablo•, 2 lam· psi 1 set, re!rig, stereo, ·1.; ..... size $50. 54fr9705 C & E • 1300 $200 both. Beautifully lnm· 'ru H •1~ r --·t I -.. .....'6 1meru quip. ed. Can AuthenUcate. Hun-muni.,, Olp,, .) o• .. ~ along with peop e. large 5 pc Spanish C:llning bdnn set, Queen bdrm set, LARGE Ugly Comb. Rebig. · Harbour 846-3161
Hwy .. SO.'Lquna. 499-Ull. Sales t 1~95 The ti size bedrm set, swag Freezer. \\'orks Perfectly, ~LAD 500C like otinglon ' . ~ ~ ESCROW 'bil ·11 room se '"· · Fae-CARPET I tall •-· ... , .. .-:o The main respons1 ity wt tory, 1885 Harbor, 540-6842 lamp, plcttll"e!l, \\·asher & $35. 675-19"13 atter 7:30 p.m. new, quick wirw:ling crank, ns er ,...., one foiJRSt AlDES ~·d. All OFFICER ,be to sto1'C, maintain and dryer. l\1Uc. ~ NORGE Auto wuher, cop-.rnagnifiying hood, quick roa. avocado nylon carpet, ~ts Top sal. pcnonncl issUe our electronic &lock. l -5 PC Danish modem 1 _ CORNER group v.·/ table pertone. 2 yrs old, Ira: size. focusing hand1e, polarizing double jute-backed. Will se.ll
ffpt. Hoa; Memorial Outmandlng ·opportunity for room supplies.. walnut dining room set $58. teto.. 1 avocado 3 _. __ ~,. ·~ •~, S4l-8Jlr. filter, G tiller $650. lm>-2271 all or part $3/yard. S4G-7245 I~-NB exp'd. ·sales escrow officer 1 Dapish fi'loern \\'8.lnut 5 """ uuu•-,., .. ......,.,,.,,~ ... ·-·l'·• · · ._ n-.. room ,., •-.95. 2 credenia $34.95. 1 set ol an-CONTAFLEX &. 33 mm S25. AfOVING. ~Iaple tum. Active to wurK in our new Mi.pion Good slarting rate plus ex· ,.~ °"" -· , __ , .. _ g gal · 1•-h •· -" OFFICE Coordinator. Intel-Viejo, Savings & Loan olli~. · · ·· '· · · DanisJi modern 9 1uden1 yque \\'hile 2 end, 1 cocktail Antiques • 1110 projectors & po ..... u~ $35, aquanun1 w • .., "'...,
Haent organized mature Pofu"st be capable of handling 'J:~t.~~aypa~!~~~tsd: .'..:J, l,. ;, j' ~.', 1, '. .. , ;, ~ .. , .,i,__s desks $9.95 each. The Fae-tabll"!!I $29.95. The Factory, -excellent, 89Z-3834 A•=I.ss. ~fan920y ~~~ l!CemMs, woman. Tulcl Incl 11 de --•,,, ... _,,for -nvenuo· .._ tory, J885 Harbor, 540-6842 1885 Harbor •. 54D-6&12 Pat Michaels Antiques PP iances.. ,......,,, · · · n!' ting 1· ,;,_ ..... ..... ... ~ .. ., ,,. ing flrsl year ol employment S II Good 8500
coo · ina rece ~..,...s, al loans. ~1nt working: cond. plus an annual holiday va-1 .,~;;!.:0~~ HIDE·a·bed & match 1 n g IC::~ Cream Table 32" round Could you be looking for? P,'r ng s EARLY Amer. Chr. S25. pa.ya~)/&, paper ow, & opportunily for growth. cation Ll'Om Chri1tma.. lo iii; chair, n1aple hutch, twin white }"ormica top, $25. 3 Armoires at S175. Roll top 5' HEAD Skis, incl blndng & rckng chr, $10. Braid~ l\li
austomer machine records, Contact !>.f 0 n d a y following New bed mattresses & box Chairs $15: 26" sq. Pecan Desk $195. Bentwood Hat poles, $6.5 ea. Ski boots sz. 9 5x3'' ~. Sm. area rgs., $1
in ... · .v~~~l')'bi"n~~&rd~tat~pt~ 00\VNEY SAVINGS & Years. liprings. 1\.1.isc rurn. 64~2863 lamp table, $40. 847-5560 aft Racks $65. Ewvp Hutches &: 5~i. $25 ea. 2 pr. precision ea. 54~7494
, ......... .,. .,, .. ~ LOAN ASSOCIATION MEN .& WOMEN! 6oralldaySaturday. & _Servers fl.50 & up. 2 whl Miler skatei;, $25 ea. CarpetlayerhasHILo con\mi.sslo;n sate•. 540-0234 I .. · 5 PC Antique white \V 1 t Cl k · $ 50 'Y' ,, 837-4911 • d t ped('Slal dining room 9 et D(\NfSJi Modern blue/green ~lg I oc s, running, 1 • Aftl'T ~;boob, 2 pr, BZ, 9 & eylons n .99 yd, $hap
orflCE girt 9.3, light office Sties To $1 ,000.00 v a r1a n a a COt.1PUTER PROGRAJ\1-S:U.95. Assorted dining r001n sofa & chair $49.95 l set Wicker Desks $65, Dining 6, S5 ea. '73--3785. from. $3.50 Ul> + my labor,
9.ork, typing. llarbor Neon OUice liUPPIY co. inust be ~llNG IS THE KEY TO chairs $4.95 each. Assorted Danish, 2 end, 1 cocktail rm . table & chairs, china KITE No 251 in good con-OOc per yard. 968-«110 '$i&n.~9., ~ Ra.rydolph St., exp. prefer a man already machines YOUR PROFITABLE occasional chair.i $14 t>ach. tabJ:s n4.9J. 2 matching :b~ne~; :;u~1 M~~~. dillon, s6so. Pr. Head stan-Slate bed POOL TABLES. ~.f.J. ~ employt'd who wanti; better FUTURE! The Factocy. 1885 Harbor Danish Modern lamps, both · ·• dard skis, $45. Boots size 8, Mig's Close:-Oul!. All ac-
, E'AR.T TllitE deal, eo, reimburses fee, call A VARIAN SUBSIOiARY ClaS$Cs start soon. 540-6842 for $19.90. The Factory, 1885 LAY AWAY FOR $15. 675-3348 ce590ries incl. 100% finan-~VATIONS a.ERi\. 9 Ann, Merchants PeNotinel 2m !\1lchef90n Drive Pilot program of!ering the . DON~ GIV.E UPI Harhor, 540-6842 OIRisr~ NOW!! SURFBOARDS cing avail. 642-2842 ::~ ~p~T. :O~~f:5~: ~~~= We!itcliff DI'., 1~riic~li~:io f~:st ~~i\~,~~t R~~~i~l; You may find it at America's EGGSHEU. Satin Damask
001t:i~Rr!n ~~;HT SlO & up. 545-00tJ 12%xl3' WHITE Nylon
btny Pilot. largest, most unusual un. Chain, $50 both. 9xll rug & Fro ti Rel' carpel, pad $40. 11%xll'
SALES: $300 week .in y,•ig I bl~rs.~1f:~~:O~P Dr.} con1puter progi·an1ming. tihished rurnlture store. COI'. :f2 be~~~~· $4~ Items of ;vee~ d~ptlon! Mi1ctllt.,.,.,. l600 green cotton shag, pad $30.
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ANALYST
sm'lo $939 '"Month
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''CITY OF
' NEWPORT' BEACH ,.
' ·One Ot three p1'0fessk>nal
, pos}.Uoni ;n the Pei'IOn-
~ PCl' <5fllCi, the pe1110nnel ~ &hal,fs1 11: pneraliat in
mtuie, ft requires a col·
~ .. l .. e ·degree In pub;Jlc ?r 1'-bifislof• admlnietr&UOn ·«·• closely relaled mil· ~ jor, arid one ft1tf or rl'-
ct!}t prore1slonal pent0n. ml experl~ Including
'al/.I !'' aU of the follow·
<1\111' job ·~ ... cmafrment and te•~·
1dUlif_lctdort aria Pb. !t111.Plo>'tt nlaUonll.
• 0 A'pfue,.~ and ttlU~ must
N ·flled WLte 5 p.m.. Frt. da1. I>ll«nlbl!:r 12, 1968 to
~ omc.1 S300 Nev.··
port Blvd., Newpon Beach,
Calif., m11 tl'B-6033.
PiiESS OPERATORS ,
womeo •·ort tor plti1tlc1
inold1nc planl. Eve shift.
1464170
fashkln field. Need 5 Tue . Redhill & Sanla Ana f'>A')', gree . ""6""' rug HELEN MANNING Antiques ,._.L 548-524l saltspel'!IOna:. pot en Ila I An Equal Opportunity ~r Tustin. 1 mi So. ol Newport pad. SacnHce Sl 7S. Hun-2428 N\\'Pt Blvd cr.t 642-9251 SINGER ;:iewlng 1'1a<;.hiile. 8 G_E_Re_fri-'ge_ra_tor_, -.... --.... --.•
unlimited. ,Call ?tlrs. Employer l\1&F :.t "'°"111 f'\vy. Open 362 days per yr. Ungton Harbour, 84'1-3l6l. JlOU~ pol'fli.ble. S5.5. new $65. 25 Gallon show
Robinlon 842-4449 THE QUICKER YOU CALL, U1 ~ m S.1+5470 42" ROUND, \\TOUght iron, Sewing Michlnn 1120 condition. ~2'm aquarium $25. Draftln&
White Elephants? THE QUICKER YOulSELL Tcdbiology .-.~1-AP=L-E~-.,-rne-,~h·u-1-,•h-.' &lass top, yellow dining · BEAUT. maple · hutch, xlnl machine $25. 646-5987
DAILY PILOTW ,~ANT~c;A~D~S:;!__:.,Whi='="='=l•=•=han=t=''=D==t="""'==·l=I"'= custom made. One ol a room table S6CI., 5' AntiCJ.lle 1969 SINGER w/beaut wal quality S11 Mi~ta 16 ?ti AN ' s Om ea a. Au to. -kind! sB.t only, The BluUa. while & orange coUee ta.bit' console &: zii-zag. lofakes can1era $17'!. 644--0581 Seamuter yellow sold
Jobs,...-Men, WOm. 7100Jobt Men, Wom. 7100 Union l•nk S.•,. 64-1--MSS $25. Ph: 833-2737 button holes, ove~I!. 5 RELAXAClSOJt. Very good watch $00. Al!o Amitron,
_.._ South Towtr RIVIERA Sofa ~ ANTIQUE Chair. Ear l y Year guar. Full price $38.ZI condition, like new. 3J9:Z $4S. &K-OM4
SHEIET METAL
MECHANIC
Needed immediately. Hi gh school plus 5
years experience in layout. lofting, fabri·
cation, and assembly ol sheet metal parts
tfnd assemblies in boat building or related
field. r.Just have basic kno\vledge or mini·
mum bend radH and bend allowances and
or materl,al specifications used ln sh'eet met-
al work. Cali layout, plan, form work from
teinplates. Adept ln the use of power shears,
powfr brakes, (oot presses. squeasers, and
all olher machinery and equipment used ln
sheet meta1 work.
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Call or 1pply ot 1mploymont offlc:<1
3'33 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mes•
(71 4) 546 IOJO
Atlantic Research
Corporation
Suitt 4D Naugahyde. Good cond .. 135. =-· Dblhr ~ Da.':,nport. or $5.26 mo. 526-6616 Wallace, C.Ji! s.48-70ll 'p'~RIN=TIN=~G~Eq-u_l_pm<!!l __ :~l2!IO=
'>r•n ... C•ltf., t26U £75-1943 Afler 7:30 ~.Pof., lf'.IC? c • voca rug. WHITE rotary elec sewing NORGE Refrlg. $125. Silver multi, camera. lla:ht table,
C•ll 547-9471 Quall!)' king bed.quilted. ~2195 . mach., button hole attach, plated tea & corree service, plate maker. supplies. $1465
"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! QUEEN slz~ box sprina:s &: $30. 64&-U60 after 6 Fri; $50. Sun lamp, $30. 546-D (213) 9#-5777 eves. = Co1nplctn-unused nOJ, worth mAll., 4 mos ald. $50. anytime Sat, Sun. $2JO. Aft !i &: wknds 84.2-6536 Avocado green sola Sl5. TAIL girls size 12-14 Holiday ~ Houac trailer 2 Bdnn
Tho ·>"IRS!'
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franchised
5-T-R-E·T-C-H
& SEW IT.M.)
Store of Orange Counly
QlRJSl'MAS SHOP
TJCE EASY \VAY!!
J.e1.m to 5('W on "knll fa~
rlcs". fltake stl'ttc::h ~ p.ants
In 1 hr, a bathing 1ult for s,·,.oo -even ll girdle! In\·
agine -T·5hlrh; for th~
\\"bo:c fa mily.
LESSONS: fllorn, aftcnlOOn,
!\IPLE furn, Coldspot Rct, M I I I ot lllS dtts.scs, like new. Shop only $2!500. Underwood Std 642-8321 US ca ft • early! "-~" 1547 "-•...iteor $10. 410 Shot'"''" gil'ls canopy bed, mple P.B. .,..,.. ...,~ ... •• .......
stereo consoll! beaut cab. Offl E I t 8011 * ACCORDION 1't NE\V Wi!90n X-31 golf clubll, Sli" 311 SuperlOT, N.B. 96&-7928 ce qu pmtn M 11 ton ~fa.nn--Omtello-120 bag included. 1 mos old. MODELS Clothes Aln1011(
3 DANISH \\lalnut this. chair 4 Desks $95 each. 2 walnut baas aecordion. Like· new, 9 Sl!iO. 968--3139 New, Size 10. Shoes n. I
& ottoman, lamp, _anUq filp. desks SW etu:h. 6 leathu mos old, but mmt aacriflce l\.10DELS clothe& sale mes med. SUnday Only
top tbl, \Vonder llone. swift.I Chra $35 each. 1 clcc: at SZO. 548-8118 ft.10. Sat 9-5. 117 N • &u.-7361.
833--0272 trypewrltcr $95. 2 manual ACCORDION W\lh case Baytront, Bal. 6'13-0528 l.F,i!REWOOO====--to~r_,Sal,.,..•.~D<Y~·
" SO ... ~ I t7Pewrllera.J35 .each. 2 $50. O"~"~" P'"f, 6 Eucalypt118. DC!livtftd &: ... FA, never """"'• qUI led standl ·no each. Duplicator 64&-7529 '"''"'.._.....•tu.. ft.Loi.• ta-~ ·--Qoral, Scotchguarded $125. W/ltand .f7S. Plus '(lther trunks, 2..fi rt, $40. S ""~· .,.,,,,..._.,,
ti1atchlng l ove seat $75. Items. 'All Xlnt 'cond.FENDER Mustatc elee 54&-8$~ • lawR..:-nunaiCCoior:oiO'.,"i,..n;;ii<;..,;;I
l 1) "'17G=(X)92 • 61...:«K4 xuitar &: delue ~ amp. KERMAN Drier\ NC ~ cond. From Bullock's. $T5
Danish Modem Recliner, 1tt;fAi:FID;<;;;h::STi;;;;;ll:IDl~~Unn~;·~-~l~II2';,..,==-, pro:x. 9'9'' x 14'6':• ~t Cf bH;t offer. 5404!638. eves. ~-Lamp table $5. lotE':I'AL_F.illng_.cab ... S Alma FLUt£NCO-GUrrARS c:ondlUO $U45. S4s-85l2 WOOD laype S10 10''
w•lnul decks, swiYl'I chairs. Ramittl "A" 1-"B" 1965 n trik $5p n ' ~ Eboll, Udo. ~ side chain: lBi\l Selcdric ~-"';'."' ' LARGE tree fem #5 Yue-e, ·
46" ROUND dining table, 4 lypt\\Tiler 6 mos. °'d, cost .. 67~ caa. 1-10', $25 1-7'. $7. ~-* ~ *
cant' back t:haira, walnu\ ~11 $350. cael\R $.5. A;8\'e $3. MS-lU2 NEWPORT Beach Tennis $17~ .. 67:\-69)3 675-6IXXI ot 615-6000 Pf1nos I Orpftt 1130 OO~tMERClAL d\l>Jllay milk Cub t.fembel'l!hlp StOO +
GL.ASS lop 1vroujthl lron TYPEWRITER, Adding PIANO for sn.le -Wvlllttr box .l display trttzer chest ll'lln.'"ler fee. Call &14--1841
table \vilh 6 cha.irs $70 niac::hln(', calcuTalor, veey t>.taple Spine!, $5J). 116A type Used Cheap 675-(I005 \VAN'i'ED: free planlt lor
968-1142 rt=h01'1¥11Jlc, Xlnt con d . 34th St .. N.B~ 673--1932 all i Fir Sale, 1'"'irewood. yard. Will dig. 642-1724 an.
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS!> 892-2423 . THE SUN NEVER SETS on e>mwe' 4 ~ -·· 6 -~
-SOCK rr 1U"EMI 1lN&'Gl!f'lm)>OfliJIY' -· DMCY"PILOT WANT ADS< 83M6'JQ -CM: Now-United 1'uhd
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BOY'S Ml.P1e furniture: $2S. BEJ,J,v8oA\t0 $1). Good SINGLE mattras and bax-;-pq ~· $1. G:E ... nam Olll'STANDING 'Christm!U TAN NU1ahyde couch and Maqie -DAL r LAWN awh.:; ,,Z. i:rf..Ql! BltYa.& M &nel.111 1aJn11i ~ pilyet' $10. Ex· condition. Pfltall. 673-1452 1ptfnp,. clean_ ,OOd con-iron $2. Jntlnt 1tat $1. Jlte. ideal ,• Fri. A Sat. 9-S. chair '25. 2167'Me)'tl' PJace, SAT. only. O&l'k ll'ffn ~ ROTO·BROJLER $18 ttw.in $3 Lawn nlOf"':I' Mil e~cle $5. K~tty , pine • ' _, dlliAD$25.St.Jame~FamUy 'ttjchea'41:SZ.~..,_\.$1. atn.~rplaquesallcol· C.P.f.~3 5' couch'$25. Maple dining 147~1-•. , ' ~tthtr$5B)cydepiut./Uro.' butchtabl~. blond~ drol:J .leaf KING ll&e: l:q1 $25. Kine •~ betrtoom Bible, beauti!l.al, ~~ttPoq.~ m!Xf;l' $1, or sche~AO owr 150 to SEWING. maehlne (home) set, 4 chain $20. Oiled · · ' ' -• .SS C'bttltmu decortUOn1 ~
table l leaf $25 each. ~r &beets. · \ l'a n ~ • t 1 'and ~ $25. ~9645 O.te(i:ier p. Crorntet 1et ,iS. chooee frvro $1.50 • $4.50. $lS. GE electric llklllet $5. walnut &lat bench with 3 NYLON bl,ckpacken tent $l -Animal cqe H Electric
book ~Ives $.10. fur coots bed11nad $15. 6f2-39.19 BIKE 24." ~c Bike ......... •i G:El. touter $2 •. Dra~cy C ~ ~ n 111 e · tlower ar-Toastmaster toagter $4. 1594 cushions ~-Record cabinet $25. •·Burt rider, llfW, ~ M· fryfr cOoker $5. ~
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$25. HouaehQld Items Sc • $1, SKI s-nti. mtn:a 28 1tretch '!':peu~p1 r SS. V~ sltte '2-is. 'Baby P'in& $1. Handmadl! eanina:s and -; · · Id Nevrr-mar c:otr~ table $5. CRIB, $14. Ctlb ~411 $2. $2.50 Clothet · 2SC43 Jee.
1 SJ6..8518 · cocoa $19. Ski~ cblld'a 3 -. ~-~ rocker fl. .c.i......-Kelll'l!r "Ffte:r.e ~n" 1mff of UIQl'ted o Id WHM'E Sta& a parlta. Schick hairdryer 15, 12" Twin mattreu $5. ~2575 .lkata Jl Stutfed anlmaJI •
. $5. Me!l'11~ ITS-MU hie dryer SlO. Sco.tt radio oimplete p1u1 extra mtxH jewittry p . ~ Paper cu"'r women's aite larie S15. electric AkU.Jet $4. Wicker BICYCLE ~· ri and $2, 25c-50e . ~· 25c Book.I 1
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pair. ~ •Dial 6C-56'fa *°" RESULTS $l'5. SpNker $25. a.cord cloUta ~ • $2.~ U~ Bay SS. Frilidaln ~er aiie 1mall $10. Ski sY.-eater table $2. Ora.rig!: tamp w1th 30ll Killybrooke, C . M , $4 ~· iron wood ~ ·
player $25. 615-6660 · atta NewPott 'Beach. $25 each. Mlcrotone blade ....omtn'a •~ amatl $10. teak ba.se $15. White lamp 54().2847 ~.. '2. Sat; t;ov .. 22nd 19"5 PM Bl1L;~ rm. 'txeeUenf ~. ·, $15. ftrl•x•Qmr $25. Tripod \Vool coat, 'A'OfMn'a aiu 3-5. with ceramic base $5. 3130 BICYCLE$. 2'1" a:irl'• SS. 3025 ~Ft." CM.
cor¥1i Wet iult $10. Sea FO .,._,_ • • 'wheels $4.SO. Double elect r ic $20. All items llke new. Limerick Lane, C .~t . Rnu'a· llO·. ·""'" •-.a\e, w1th JttAl>Y to. flnllh blrctt
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24 ORIGINAL 011 paintings $20 each. 2317 Comdl Drive. $1 • $15. 6082 Royalllt Copper tta Jtt,ttlt $10. Other RUGS. l.S90l'ted room size1 exm:be. 541).-2847 drawer $15 2 dra'IVft' com.
SS. $25. S1zea SxlO to 24x48. 5£.2573 . • . 1,. •-ttl•• ~ and l1.50. from $10 • $25. Duncan FINE bone china SlO' modes ' SU.50 Record , Seuca J lb t APARTMD(T abe: tm '""' _. Phyfe drop leaf table, one • eabintt.a lU Bookcue hutch pes, aa oa '• ~ ene Mw otMrs 1 : Old Orler,ltal ••ute be.lket cente r leaf, with 4 chaln 6'B-592-t Sl8 VW traU.r hitch $12!!iO tandsca.... and o_U1t:ra. A ....... l'lllnl!, -JO ·-~ l2, $15. sink $5. 5.16--0037 ••.· ao~-wrl•-• ., Coal ' • · t Christmu lift Setur-.. ...,, .. ~:: .... .., uoc. .... -.... $25. Heavy duty rubber dock .191ii> VESPA motoncooter VW fas ll&ht:a· $10. 30tl Ktt8 ' '10 'to $15. Semi·· fOnnah GORGEOUS old okl. c1us bucke:l $3. Brass fireplace gUard 50c tt. 111.fi com-$25.. 642-1149 Kiltybrook, C.M. ~9 ..
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day and SUnd8¥ afternoon. like new, a1ze l2 $5 ,and $lo. lhade Sl.5. Old aqua~ nails set $15. Brua uh tray poneDta AM·Fflf tuner $25. lJNED Prlnt'dacron drapes. COUCH and chair S1J Table
Sll-3793 •!{and 'k1ttt suitt ihe 14, $15. 10 ead.. Ml.id of Honor $6.SO. MlJTOr $8. Dipper Sl. Pre.amp amplifier $25. Vt.t Jone , pair $25. S,natt 1kie ·w 4 chain SlS Car bed'$5 .
WEBCOR 2-l;peed tape 968-657' ~ ~ carpet iawttPV $2. •51' lifinl Old wooden mallet $3. Dust changer $10. French Provln-drape $7.50. Hand mixer $2. 3150 Natlonal Ave., C.M.
recorder $25. Craig 2-speed CHilJJREN"S Road signs, set $3. 6'15--SZ8 pan $2. Vases . 5 O c · cial cl lib chair S15. Sat only. Baby food warmer $2.50. ~
tape recorder $25. ~ ____ _. _ _. _ ... -.,. -~ -•---, LACE Ski eoo· , __ •t•n'• 1,__ Wuhboard $2. Sha_ v1 ng mug ~9550 ,.._.b "~ H' h cha' ., ~ 1.-·;,,,=--=-,..,.--= ~ .... .. ... .......,. .. " 1M:i' 12 971 Paul CA-I "'"1 ••·.Al· 11 u· ... ,Al, J,.ARGE,commtrclal vacuwn 1 1~1i· DAN[SJ-{ modem couch, 10 vuklle.. Sl eacb. pzte 9%M $10. Ladles alz'e T'iS • ar1110, ' · MAPLE dOOble bed with box 549--0695 S2ii f;ommm:lal vacuum
bro•-, ..... _ .. , .• ,, foam kJt~hen".buileUn bouda $3. $4.50. Chlld'I &(ze 12 $5,< "'40-3"""'llJO""'=--.,.-=~ ·-. $15 v--iouS -· M • ,.., ,., • ., ., spri.,.. · .... +-WICKER dressing table hoile1 and attachment.I '15' : .cu~ns $25.. 962-4370 Crazy cat !Jim 50c-$1.7S. Wld's 1ize 2 $i5. Child '1 alze AX.MINISTER carpet, 14~i x • $4. Books™:Ivea $2 • $8. St2.50. Crib and mattress 35 Mi\f Kodak alkte camera : ~--Curl 548-8236. 90t W. 19th St., 4 $9. BOy'I Ski1, bindlnp, 121Ai $25. C8blnet for record Lazy boy chiur $4. Kitchen , $15. Dlap<r •ta•k•r "· '"'· ... ~1 ,• TOYS ,Kennera LW>Y C.M', . poles.S15. 6'l3-«137· p~r and records $5. Slat t bl $&. Ro nd tabl Sl5 ,_ .., ~ '".,._, Hair f'l)llera $4. Child's , . , _ .. beoch, 5 feet $4. Guitar ss. a, e .1.1 e · Yeilow pottery dishes $6.50. GE TV-21 Jnch table model; ·.:
typewriter SJ. Matchbox car GOOD i. ~ a:reenAPARTM~ 1lxe i;::as Collien Junior <lassies $8. V~table juicer $3 .. Copper Twin fonnlca bookca11e needlaomework$15Double
collectors case Sl. Ice ~Nfrl0fa $22.6C-l184 ttfria*ator $25. fl5..l.9M Royal typewriter, portable nails, screws, 1ta1n le i;1 headboard $5. Toy11, pmea box "'rinp I: mattrew,
skates, child's dooble run-...... ool. .., 10 scre.w and bolts $3 lb. 2Sc. $2. Stc1tlonwqon ~ fair_ .. ,,_ -""" -..~ ner size 11 $3. lee i;kate1, ARTIFICIAL ' Chrt1tma1 ~at .,,, Fireplace fix-$14. Ha?1&'ing lamp $ . Vanous alze marine ply· $15. \Vomen, men and girl·, \;Ulaut .. r ., •. ~.
men's size 9 fl. &#-0524 tree, 7 f t. Ponderoaa Pine. turea and stand S2.50. Men'1 ~1814 W'OOd scrap~, al!O aolld clothlrc' 25c • p . Maple BAJX CRIB. $15. Pl.•YP.f'll
OOUBLE Hollywood bed $25. Lore. 'thick M@dlts, cost :.~~~~et,~~ea=l·,-59,-Dodg,--,-•-::V-:~-,-,..-:-.,-12=_::-;.-=1"-1·" mahogany, 1ir, teak 5c . $1. framed plCture S7 .so . $5 Both in IO(ld condition
Roll .. way bed $20. Round ~ll sell for $15. $3.50. DI.she•, odd kitchen TV portable $15. MS-8642 646-2377 Portable alr'condltioner $10, and extrli aturdy'540-1683 '
PINCH YOUR '---btrd --$5. Sturdy utensils lOc each Mirror $5. ANTIQUE · •-! -.::: HO GAUGE freight train, 2 3058 Tyler \Vay, C . l\l . GAS .ranee. apl 1lze $25. ~·~ -· MATCHED Wom•n'• and ' piano 11""' ..,...., • ___.. '· CJ ... •-chairs $2 each. XIS 28th St. Small ahopny hest $15. · $25 2 nd engines, one •-=uS repau 5'J&.2962 eaft -
NB 67" ~ men's 3 spe@d hike $14 each. su~-.. mJ• ..!:u v i--Jronrite tr0ner ' eand $7.50. 9 ca rs plwi caboo&e 021;;;.,,.TV;;;;--:_..,-_--;;~=-•·,:--:·=-t .........., Bel Q88h)>de recJiner '""""J u-noon. IN •'Ml..., tables $10. Golf cart $.ID. 2 transformen Sl5. .,.... ,.,., .,..., ..
2 TVs portable, ¥tork $25. S20~CIO:t1 doors, 8 panels, Road, N.B. bq $5. 6' glass door $10. Straight and curved track 5 bed•p~ad with bolster to
New cloth carrler $5. Car 14%" x 7%" dee.Orator P~ cage S15. Settet 546-4062 cents. Scale fann bulldlnp match $2. Aluminum salad
ice cooler $6. 3 hair dryers trim $9.50 per panel. 7%; • and chair SlO. End table $3. l'1"VR"'o"'u"'G°"lf'°r;;--,i;::ro=,:-:..,;::;k:-:and:;:, set $3. Rocket laurn:tier bowl, brand new $2. TY,,,
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box sprinc $15. 548-8948
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$1 • $8. 2 bathroom scales S2 Scotch pine Christmas tree ~ vanity stool $3. <?Id chair $8. New twin bed Etector set $7.50. Barbell small flOWtt &m1npments
• Sl. Firescreen. brass $4. 6 $6. HUJd mott.u $4. Electric p1aro stool no. Old milk frame $5. Box spring S12. welcht set. le:I. pound 110. 50c each. Maple lamp i;hade
electric clockt $1 • $4. 4 lawn qer $6. ~2928 can . $3. Old trunk S18. Mattteis $10. Bar 11tool11, 54!Ml283 $3. 58 Chev. au lo.
dock rad.105 $4 • $12. 4 TV ---''---'------Pedestal table with revolv· white and eold, pair $10. TV ---------tran!IT\las!On $25. 150~ East
stand.I $3 • ss. 2 small MOVIE P,roiec:tor. excellent 1111' yam basket SlS. Old light $2. Iron SI. WafOe iron SCRAM LETS 18th St. 548-6.529
radlo1 $:1. 2 ·RCA record C?ndilion $25. D a Y l l le desk bells S2 and SJ. Green S2. Port a crib and mattress • HAND made quilled a~
players SS • $8. 4 table viewer $6. Picture frames yam lamj>!hade SJ. 673-0196 SU. Antique a l a nd l n g pllqued lwlfl 81.ze qW)ts $25
lamps Sl • $4. 39101n Chan-and print.a $4 each. Large SURFERS ·long-john Wet ashtray $6. Sat ll.S. SUnday ANSWERS each. Handmade afghanl
nel Pl NB 673-1603 copper tray, hand paint~ nit; never worn, small $2:). all day, bacJc yard ol '310 , $15 each. Norelco spetd ONE burner . electric hof · ! ~tAPLE chest $25. S~I ~n ~;! ~::!,U2~% ;'! ~~ ~,.,,--,==,.,,--,--,,,-' _N_""'-"'-"'~·-eo.,-rona.,,..._•_•l.,.M:-'-'-· P<!sUe -Jersey -Sallo1· -shaver $5. Pennanen~ press plate $1 lnlra red light bulb • l
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· bed, mattress a x liqUe $9 each. 2 •Chinese Fu OLD 1Alhloned aola with CAR Jacks $2. Polaroid SW· Weiu;el - Teapot -~la tu re pa11ts, 31 waist, 31 inseam Sl OU lamp S1 Weller ~ !
aprin& $2'3. Knee hole desk dogs $6 each. Medlcint brown nylon cover, good ing!:r $13. Truck mirrors $2 -SLOWS her UP SI.511 each. 2 sport coats SS tery vue ~ Camera $2 J
$1.5. ·Ne lamp $5. Night cablllf!!t, gl&SI shelves and condition. Larae oventuUe:c:J and fl. Mangle $10. 646-5248 "Your grandma still 11lld. each. 310 Femleaf, Cd.\1 Electric fan $8 , Old · wait ',
stand with drawer $l0. miqw door $6. 2.HI-FI arms, rounded bacl( $25.1------,----Ing down the bannisters?" KENMORE washina: minor $15 lronl111 1board; · j
64&--2863 speakers 7·• diameter with Matching chair $10. Call NEW fireplace, brass screen "We "-'OUnd 90me barbed machlnt, deluxe, 4 yean old new $2. 119 :nowrer St C.M.
AUBURN wig $15. GE grill cloth, frame and 962-9'119 with accessor~es $18. Bissell wire arotll'ld them." $25. ~1130 COPYlNG machine $ 2 5,
AMIFM. radio Sl.5. Electric rheos1't $8·and 5" ~ter 190 SKIS s;z. Step.In bindings carpet iweeper $5. 546-674S "'nmt stop her?" S_A_N_T_A_N_A--f-1 a_h_t_•_r, Verlfax KOOak cop 1 er.
~ SJ. Japanes e $2. 6Q..693S SJ!, Ladies ski booll alu 7* GAS lop and burner $5. 2516 ''Nope, but it sw"e SLO\VS evaporative~. 120 stl-3382
dressing table $20. Japanese 2-15 inch speakers. new S12 $IP. 4 new recap jeep Urea Bowdoin Pl. C.M. her UP.'' x 1Bw x 26h, on ,mieela, COit API' atie atove $20. ·138 Santa ~way matching mbTor $20. each. 1 n-.. P .A. set, n0x15 S9 e.ch. 6C-1826 RIDING boota, m-~·"st, $69 looks nl -. ~1793 Pair 'Thai Ten1ple runner .....,. ... , ..:wu.i BAB'l items: StroUer $5. • ce _.. Iubel, Costa Meu.
print.a $5. B:abY ltema $20 tor rJee!la output Xfanner $10. MEN'S black cowhkle ni&ht men's brown 9'AD. spurs. Bath tub i;eat St. Playtex GERMAN army helmets $6 -BEDROOM furnftur:f, one ~
all. 673-9211 1-UHF converter SIO. 3 bag $25. Navy blue :r:lpper boot hooks, the kit $18. 2516 nune. r _ll. Hu!ly 3 speed $ID. J•--ae ~i---l10. eel blue wtth p.irp&e accents clock radkla $2-46. Electric bag $5. Old fashioned double Bowdnin Pl. C.M. boy bk I --"" """ WOMEN'S better clothifJI, iron SS. Portable 11tereo $25. fold-in-wall bed $2$. Double 36" WALKING doll •:: s I e SlO. Ne1v meta 2210 0rana:t . CM. LI S-W old but not antique. double •
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suits. dreDeS, S-= • Federal, C.M. 6*-t291 Ladie_ 1 oklo. , used 3 times Boy'• watch. 13 .... ·-d I ~-11 ~-$15 to ~ General Electric feedlnr e wee cart, Ul.M'Cn go aoJd-wtth bl~ trim bani!: ,z. Some """~ a:owns SOFA $25. 2 Citliilt\$31 l!ach. $25. Ski poleai SS. Small · . • dish $3. 2 blue boudoir balls, doren practice ball, bee.ii SIS. Deall .$'1. Cheat is.
SZ.-Lallles slloes all'A!! iOM; Chest or drawers $2. Mc!tal apartment sl.r.e Gu Servel SCHWINN Stingr~, boy 1 chain S3) each. 3 speed whl.mo pra~tlce hall,' putter t.tAanu. orian ........ 11 .. ul4!d $1 • $8. Everything in a:ood $5. M;.._.;. H . Foot ,-• $3. _..... condition $15. Small $20. 2 palra0 chll_d 11 aids $5 , ... ....., 646-8354 "'"' ...., llAll """"" h M aki boots SS record player, needs needle $3:1. KI 5-0505 Sl3.' Gtd'S, nUU Stnpr L"""1AR~~:ize pool table $25. DcV•n'", . .,1a1m,oolp 1213-.Pol.-~!:"',.~~ ~=~~~ize ~a sel~~ ~~ =~5~ Large bevelled St.50. White cannister set 23• TANDEM boat trailer $1. &ewing mach~ $5. Funk
awcu wuno. 0 -·-•""" mirror $8 Twl b d '15c. Poto stick 75c. Golf 15" x 13" R.H .. fpropeller and Wqnal:1 en~
Ford' V8 alindu~ mo12t~r -'bench $15. Bar ,brll set $10. 536-1056. storage bwen ~er ;z:;: cart SS. Nnicycle $4. Boy'• $10. Trailer hitch t or $4. Tqy1-lOc. Glrl'S c(o~ •
block. re """" • At~he case $15. Golf .clyba UPHO~ cbi.ir $10. Handsome walnut bullet, clothes, &-10, a:lrl's, 10.14 Sc Mustana: $5; 642-M82 size 12 dre1~s ~ and·1Sc.
· *-8745 $.1 each. 3054 Ma~ C.M. 64S-9114 needs refinishing $25. 3 • 50c. Toys, booka, games Sc LARGE ciie 1 _ Twin boX ' Round maple type' table Sl.5.
' LADIES clothes galore alie 546-4328 ........... 10 "" • 50c. l'~lo.,..-e... Christmas 11 _., ' with formlca · top. BcioD 1' <>luv couch $15. 306 sleeping bap $1 • SJ . ....,. ..., .,.ring and mattress set $25 ,
< 12-16 25c -$L Waffle Irons BABY Crib· with~rnattreu Ramona Place. 548-9702 Hea"" blue c henille ornaments Sc • 50c. 330 -.. • ' teen and adult type !Oc, ~ n--•-· $2 White .,, r-~•'""'r C •1 -r ........ __ .. 2 twin bookcase hea~boards. Sa•·~·'· only 10· to 4 -, 1 t _. .u=P .. ,,er . SIS. 2761 San Carlos Lane, ALUMINUM Christmas tree bedspreads S3 each. Fabric, =>u"' ' ·" . ,,.... ....,..., '"'"" both $8. ChrOhle· telephone .... ......, • -. j
vinyl headboard $2.50. Night C.)f. $6. Pink ---·-ents .,.... Hawaiian prints 21,2-6 yard Senta Ana. &16-~ bench $3. Two matching lndiarilpoll11, Hts. Bch. foU ,, , stand $1. Training wheels .... _... """ .,.,_ =---' Sal HAIRDRYER I • Beach Blvd l WEATHERPROOF Fur coat, doten. Movie 11 .. t bar $7.50. lena:ht1 """" -""""· Y"'"· • • near Y new chairs and aola, eet Sl2. Odd .;;..;.=~=·'-----! 11• Pattema. picture1, · su JO AM Iii id I I nal -~ Roo beautiful style, satin Uning Hoover -. ..... ble varullJJl n. on or un so · pro esa o .,,,... -... m tables $3 each. 2-'IV sets S15 ....... ket novels, d l i h e•• ...,.. -3000 •-St N rt f 28" 28" •• Col .._.. st;. ~1893 SU. GE and Adm tr a I D<::acon ·• ewpo an, x , ~. eman each. 834 Congresa St. C.t'i!. uhtrays 5c • SOc. Stereo Beach, oU Santa Ana Ave 2 burner stove Sl. Sylvania S4a.:oo67
albums SOc. 8911 Shore Cir-CDFFEE Table, soHd blond portable 1V $25 and $20. 'IV 6.f2..S55CI , halo.lite console TV 24" ===:--:=:-:-=...-::=
cle, Hunt. Bch. 962-n78 mahogany, 2 tiered, large stand $5. 2-burner hot plate -_ _. k. t •-OK 115 SYLVANIA 1tereo head set,
$15. Swag: lamp SS. Sit Boy'• Stinaray bike w. nous. diff~nt $'1.25 • ss. '"""'1 wor Uuc • foam padded, 1lert0 tuiiing,
HCIJ'POndl . INT rt=:~~.!.,. a:ood fireplace s c r.e e n $10. Girl's and boy' a 26" bikes Stuffed ·animals $1.50 • $2. :0o"rko>l•$5.phoBla~kradandio, needllwhlt• $10. New •electric wann1nc co lion, .,..,. .,....,,..,.,.,,., °"" ·.....,.. $10 ,.do. Floor polisher and Garn,.' ~ -$1. """-·s SOc • " ,,. ~ -. •v.J _ _. and •• _.. $5 tray, $3.SO (coat $8.50). New
SURFBOARD carrier for the scrubber $15. Old typewriter $2. a.tn:, child's 50c each. tw"""" rug u11""°1 • bronze tan brushed ~
top of your car with 4 locks REFRIGEdATOR $25 with $5. Touter $4. On sale al Sall and .peppel"IJ 35c pair. Mooo phooo alb1.1m11 25c. women's caaial •ho e.1'
like new Sl2. Old fu hioned cross-top freezer, 6f2...32l3. 10678 Lenhardt Avenue, ChUd'a pink plaatlc bed S2. Books 25c. CoUee table 7AA, S3.50 (<ml $8). NeW
antlquedrnser$2l.536-8296 l86A Tullp Lane. C.M. Fountain Valh~y. 83S-6063 Chlld'a plastic pad and $2.50. Vibraaonic car unit ollve ireen and white
NEW large alwnlown rout ELECTRIC Water .beater, 411 DANISH modem couch $20. 2 11pread $'1 .50. Ma tern i t y ~u~ snore'; ~:'1 !~i t'acron place maia, napkins,
pan $6. New aluminum pot gallon capacity $23. 54&-8014 . chain SS each. TV $3). dress $1.SO. Dresses J1 each. wardrobe 111.1ilca&e S 10 , $2. Small Lord's Supper
and lid Sti. New setting for 6 CHESI' OC: drawers $'15. 2 Child's akls and poles $2. 2 SUila S2 each. Blouses.. 39c 548-82'JO tape1try, Sl. Girls' 1!:r:e 8
china dishes 44 piece• $15. school desks S7.!i0 e&ch. 2 cqe1 St each. GoU cart $2. each. ~1641 matching sweaten, white,
847-3093 blond end tablt1 $2.SO each. Shelves S7. Benche1 $10. STUFFED chairs $20. RED platfonn rocker $10. 2 turquoise trim, $1. 837--0284. M~RCYCLE b"mp<r nn"-TV set $5. MS-2116 Boat cushion11 $1. Life belt Dresser $15. Clothe11 25c • student twin head board .. • A.<:" RR Tl•• 11 ~ .--• vw " ~-==~~---~~• 11 Photo n1 $7 ., DI •--11-Sat n1 $10. New qullted bedspre , ""' • ·-iM.:u. rltr sacrllice $15.95, also BABY Bed and bathinette 15 · e arger · ~· ~ira ·-· 0 y. blue Oowei~ $5. 548-3930 Men's 1ize 11 ski boots $12.
many miscellaneowi parts each. 549-0639 5.'i'l-!16l6 84&-3564 448 Broadway, C.M. • Inlaid chess board SID Baby·
prices from 50c to $25. PONY Saddles -.::: Women's TAKE away loday, a:ood BIKE, 'bcl)-'1 33" top oon-CUSTOM made ottomana $1S car bed SU. 54&-4595
HANDMADE strawflower
plaques. dolls ·and chenlUe
flower atr¥1ementa $1.50 ·~
$5. Auorted cry1tal and
~Ver S3 • Jl2. ~tue lamps , • 1
$7.50 • $12.SO. S panish ,
Cllnddabru $2 • $4 pUr, ' I
Hoetea Sets $2. TS • $5.... !
Roqawp.y bed $25. Potl, • ,
pans, bakln&" dlthea, ~ :•: and di• ... lOc • $3. ~ area · ni.p SOc ~ $5. vue,
and.Craft .IUJJPl!ea, new and
used toys SOc -ss. ~
lOc -13. w-...r,.r . ...,
each. All ln good condlUon,
haVe to .ee to appreclatt. s.1.:s.n. !J.5. ""' Ro,..U.l
Dr .. Hunt. ·Bch., at Sprincl \ -and·-· -lo -~ 1...1..... t h $15 ...... 111:.•'I • $25. 23)5 c Canyon Dr. 962-fll.6 size u Ena:Ilah jodhpon, a ve auu re .. ._"ra or eac dltlon . .,,~ C.M. S4&-l44l . 7 FT couch, needa cleanln& ---------
COUQI tancertna .upholltrry like new $5. 96)..6722 $31. &45-2589 BUF1',ET $25. Fox cape, auil S25 Pu1h button CAMERAS, cameraa. too
9o'OOd arms a:ood co: NEW Children'i pajamas, P~~ ~~amplllier $25. Bedspread $5. 673-5924 2=~ =eJ:pea~~ dreAmaktra form u:. r::; many, .351nm, p:>laroida.
$23. 2 DberlJau paUo · size 2.-3 1: s, $2 (JU'. Ideal wat · NEW de11k, hu 'l drawers Console table, mirror and ttn& table $15 · movie camera, IOme old
$1.25 each. 847-22'l4 for Cbrfttmu gtltl. 962"'722 SICKROOM supplies, private $18. 64>1452 C.M. sconce set $25. 2 wall hang· deyer $3 Tranalltor radb tlmen, $25 each. Movie pro-
SKI pants, a:lrls size 6-7 worn HO Ca~ train can, areal party 4~ Commode ELECTRIC table aaw 8" Ing keys $2.50 each. 2864 $5 " $7. Polaroid camera jector $25. All In a:ood and
once$2.50.842-3772 for Chriltmu gifts $1-$1.0. $'1. AdJuatabte bedtn,y aOO blade$18.645-l452,C.M. fifontereyAve.545-375.1 ~~~tlc~ml~ exc e llen t condltton.
WOJ\.fEN'S wet 11.111 new Voit 833-0150 , ~ 53"·0=~ ~~ 12 BLUE chip boob $2.50 TV, works very a:ood 125. $2 Outdoor chaise Jowwe 892-383f, G.G.
size 10 $15. Inboard bo$t SWIVEL Delll: cbair $25. cuaruo..: $2. Lattx. footrest each. % HP motor Ul, SS. 646-lSZ with pad $10 Barbtque ael. SlH=;-;G;:,..=,-....,,--P"-...,--,2I propel~ 12xl5 left hand Bl'MI Jin. aCr.en and set S2 Fracture $2 s"-HP motor lz.220 $6. CABINET buUel, old and 1plt and tbols $13 Ladin book& Sf. Old check pn..
S25. Room divider SS. Boy's $25. 8Jl.-OW6 · pa:. · Cash only. 1950 Fedtral, heavy with 5 drawers, ll" dreues, size 12, $1 and $2 ftttor mllCIUM Mll'b $10.
siz.e 5 roll~ .rink ~tr• $5. TEN 40 a:allon. fiber barrels COSCX> hlJrh chair SS. Twin C.M. wide x 60" Iona $25. Chinese each. 675-G657 Small Carnival liau bowl
Acbira1 21 T.Vo sound no ..___.. Cold quilted bedspread1 $6. . M' · I rowtd tab! 26 " $6 An-~··-•-~ pktµre $5. Girl'• me 1 ke $1 each. 2 remote out ....... " Jet •weep toy auto $5. VW trailer hitch $10. lfll· sty e e 2 BAR stools, Mediterranean. · · ..... ...-, ... .._.
akala $1. Boy's me 4% Ice fa.I tankl, 4 A 6 pllon SS Sylvania portable 'IV, needl bike frame $25. 54G-5310 diameter, canoed all over wonned oak wlth Wl'OUfht lfl sµ. Antique .Uwr,fancy
lkatn $1. OdJd'i print each. ~ work $25. ~le&1 EXTRA large hanwter cages and old $15. Old china tron footrest. Antlque a:ofd clothes bt'Ulll $8. Antique
wri •• I t d I cabinet 13" Mcie x 16" tall x wlvet t1phola\a-y $25 each silver letter 1et SlS. Pt100I praa:SS.Dlaltype te'I'..,. SMmt-Corona typewriter GREAT Chriatmu alft: klr breeding nc u ng $15 rk •· h 536-0403H tBch. V~.Jonn SS. Wheel bar-SlO. White bedspread $2. Smm 3 le,. Kodak movie wtieel1, and waters· 15, We 4$14 long · Wo ucnc 545-1089 un
row $10. IJabtweight back 'f"a.nlla\or radio. new $2.50. camera plua cue and ln. have nine. All for S25. which ai:: wide and 3l!' ~~1 and 610 x 15 ·TIRES Jl;tO Doc CHEST o( drawm no. Nltt
pack $20. Modem lamp S2. 5'\..a16 door light bar po, AllO would Include supply of 68 long, 4 drawer $5. 2214 howie for lara:e dog, ~ stand $5. Baialnet $l0.
Bike parts 50c to $5. O>Ior COMP'tETE crib and mat. 8mm Kodak J?fttjeetof' $20. food, 646-4450. 665 Surf. Elden Ave. C.M. su.4143 !ull!d' $21. ~ chair $20 Chi1d'1 •kil and boota, ibe
wheel $2. 8oy'1 26'' bike SS. 1re11 $12. Mustang hone: All ln txcellent condlUon. C.M. ROCKER SlO. 540-8638 Tanru:m bli(e $25 New auitar ll $15. Sunlamp $51
M2-3425 new 16. Phone 642-5632. 1580 6Q.J476 2 :r'IFCE sectional, orange, MOVING. Apartment ranp $25 Golf duhl $3.50 Car top Bookcue SS. Slide proJeda.i
HJGH impact cruh helmet Santa AM Ave . CM WOMEN'S aki boot.I slu 5~ $22.SO a piece. Dnert air $25. Large relrigerator $25. canift' U Gulla:ht J)Ol1 $5. Typewriter $15. Vacuum
with lace shield $20. 5" 4 SEWING machines~ s~ and S, a:oocf corid!Uon rz ltunp $15. Gold ottoman Hklw.·hed 125. Dishwasher $2.50 2 bath or hall llghtl $7. l..amPI Sll and $15. Pio-
Otcllloacope $23. 642-5729 • all work $5 to 110 each. each. &t2-347G $7.50. 548-5618 Sunday S25. Con9Dle TV sz. Set of SOc each. 7 steel l<Mdlng turea 2Sc ·SS. Toya 1c • $2. 2 1;,~:.,::::;=;;:,_.,...-..,-,,01eii'•ru; nit";mod;;;;;;,t,-;;;;;-'71;;;,; lamps $2. TV atand st chain Sl.50 each. Ice tr¥Jn boy'1 blke1 24'" $1 and $10. SAT only. Girl'• rink, 1kate1, 673-2996 BED couch $25. Armchaln OuuER. e ga1 sto\le, Roll bed $l. La freezer $7.SO 4 ~ pit;· Ladle1 bike with chllcl car-
1lze 6 $20. Site 5, S'l. Typing SHAKESPEARE Dy rod and SlO each. 2 rodren $5 each. worlll Ml! SlS. Sil\ler beige cha.I~~ for $2. 286 v: tl.lftl. new . $IS. Coleman ~ ~ m,.: Box':' ot~~ \
table SS. Record table $3. re-.1 brand new, ntVtt betn 2 end tables $4 each. CoUet wtg, tront hand tied $25. 1~-c M ... _ t · $10 Ba'-· .. ..., ~ "'"'.,.. """" ·
TV stand $2. Barrels $1 u.eJ SU. Call S.W.2llt table SS. l>raP'i Sl pair. Brown wla:1et SS. Washing v~... · · ;;·;:.~i;..~.~~ ~ $2. Walnut coffee table, 2 I
each. ~falt mixer $3. Bird Books l5c each 1 lamps S:i machine. Kenmore, u la 1WlN bed $1>. Box spring boo drapn $3.0 Avocado tlerN ra:t. Walnut comer 1 n.at holder p . Unicycle $6. SCOUT lhirt. cap, belt, 2 each. Space n.' 8911 w oo StO. 18351 Ddaware, Hun-SlO. Night 1tand SS. 6 ctn..,. S2 Aluminum 6 ft table SlO. Boy'• dothirC ;
Girl Seoot drtu.· llie U pant.I fl1r lJ.14 )'ear old $&. St. NB • .,. ...... • tiltPJn.Beach dra•tt dreuer sz. Dresser alte i and I $:: St j •
$6.50 Scout frame $5. Scout Shh1. pants. cap, belt for ,,,_.""""'"' FORMAL, ,_ 12, ,.._ SlO. Double bed hme $3. Chtlatmat trHI $3. 2 pr • · '1 pacb, 2, $3 each. 1, $5. .couter S'll", 175 lbl, $6. DRESSES 1J1e 3 and I $1 • $JO ~'"' """ new Paper back boob 1Sc . 25c. rink lkatH. lbe ~~ il 7, Get111bura. H.B, 90-12Sl • ~
616-mL :n5 VlraJn)a Pl. _893-ml • 110. M .... Honr KN -_ • lM Al-Pl. 5'M503 $11.!0 and 122. Toys. pmn. !I CAD. -·, J U j , • al:r:e 9%A:A fl.50, Owrcoe.t DRAPES. SlO. Belp, 32" x batbiel, ftOX'd playtt, So-$2 ~ $25. FiDnt 1 C.M. (rear I STUDENT delk $12.50. TrUf and tuxedo $6 Stautfet rut" wlde I tudea rodl CE a1.1 tom1.Uc washer $25. A. Danish chair, child.a Sl.50 $11S.. &wt. o1 car $25., sPMWs f
MA1TRESS and bax sprfhg acHon e~c football reduclnr machine i20 . andrtna:1.~ l condition. 1/3 hp motor Brown cucade $10 Brown Ovtl War 8a)lontt .,: \
$25. ~7 game Sl.95. 962-7593 Slkllng "'antrobe clo1et 1 $3. 769\.ii W. 21th St. CM. w\&:~I $5 c.r OOl\S, boot.t. Playboys 47 ~ aa. • '1
DRESSER 125, Mlmr $'10. Mat'ORCYCLE helmetl half doors $2. Commerclat milk CHAIR S O. 540-8638 64&-.584! ~ $()c.$2. ~ten MOllebur Bolt act lo J
Coffet table $5. 1 twi. n bed Pf1ce '16. Factwy seconds. W.ke mixer SIS. tlou11JChold CING, a:rape itake, * COMPLETE 11 volu me .et dn.>aes 50c42. 3,,. ~ tubular fed With mUltary ' •
frames SIO. 2 twin head· 962-o66I item• 50c • S1 1115 Whlle prox'lmately 50'• S20. of Art LlnkJcllera Plcturt SY.ttter coats $-1 ~. dock and 11.ahts. VU"f ac-
board1 SlO each. Ollld'a elec. YELLOW chrome dinette 1et Sail., Harbor View Hills, 540-8638 Encyclopedia lot boyt aud ;lkutY Coun1etor prddl.tCU cunite r.zs. Books 50c: -SZ.
tnc· a r, boua:ht last SlS. Biby wartlrobe d~ CdM. 644-27'15 &mdaf onl.JI BATHTUB with lcp $25. girls. Uke ntw. S2 5 , 25c-t-L ti> C.,pltal St, wtrrt CASH ONLY ot-lDl1alttr
Chriltmaa $25. 142-1522 1ro._968-36u 1o.s. IMM031 141~ •'·"'"°" Sollool,. &,pm 01ily 1
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l6GO NEED aood home .,.:,,,.,.. -·---~-.... 1 ;;::;;:;;:;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;; TRMIPll U.. Mint Oood. ::::·~:-:-::'."'.":~...,.~-lt----....... ---1·----....... _...~w
1---_...,....,.....,.... yrd. ,.,..,.. b!k/ttl "'"'ale J.IKI SAILING' _ MODIL SALE I I 2l0ec, 1•500 ..n... $115. '61 YW "SANDWINDll" "••uaNN ""HIA TOYOTA * AUCTION * mlul -30 P9IP"I< 9 DlsUKll 'THESE• ' can -,..1816 • 0 D!INJl BUGGY, lmt U.fn ,,__ • MGI
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you wW ·..ii Of b"I' """'·old sW watdldo( • • P.,....n"-hlab J.,tei•Sf, Now lo 01c. l•l HONO~ Scramblet Zt1 cc, mlt •perldlnr C.t.'1'Ulori--l-.. =."-K=;,;_;.;..;;.O_h;;.l~I I '6$ TOYOTA Coro ll•
Futback, perfe:ct condiUoti.
673-&>f7 ah·• WI~ a lll' taaMpet. Good w-cbl.J*"' depredation, 'J Ip ttntal, <;nod c»nd. $285..' )'tllow. embtlllthld ln iluh. ,_ •rm9"" . • 1------i---
Auetto• Frida)' '1:30 p.m. ovtr 10. ~ Jl/25 ~anlll, ln111urauce, etc, G,...nlaf Park * 6"·103S * tnc chrOrrlf pliu,h CUl!lt buck>-2-door O>u»t, Xlnt Cond. '65 Ml' B
W'1ndy's A--~ ... ..: •-rn rnEJ: white kittf:n. 1 bl:1t ...PRU!R. Ttl£SJ!:? ,.,. 1969 YAMAHA ~ et vln,yl ,.;U 'huaky daroml rmmacula.!f Wide and out! · . ...,,...,.. . _., • 1-"°"'no WORK 6 -..u •.., -' O...ow ... S..,•t""Broad.
!alSll N ~ CM 6'M686 t)'t, 1 Ct'et" •Y•· ~lhUy CAREFREE SAILING• An Adull Prive!• Clvl. Slreet Bllte. Llloa ' ,.... .betl1 ""' ..e,, CIL ' Spcl, wire Whl.\ dlr xlnt TRIUMP'H
·eel\lild ~n.nv'• 8kla. ldat'I. crlppled, ne«1a specla1 adult Cal 23 lilt.I SJ< \' ·..aa .. One Mii• fro m the Oco•n New. $42S. 8f6.26'1.4 .wid~ buie rizftt f'tc. ' • rond. Top nuintr, Bl~ bOokcl---------~ r care. Ptoue call 1'y 0:, ~ub Pt:.,~ Honda 00-196'1. xtnl ONLY $laff I MIRCEDES •-l!IW. Muot aacrillce llOIS.-Jll60 T!HA IRS, wiro whla.
GU.tA clrcul&r dark nlllt 6C-+IU U/11 NEWPORT SA.lLlNG O.UB JN S.\tOG Jo"REE Condition, $225. Call MARQUIS MOTORS -....._ Ctn ftnc PriY, prty. POM· 18,IXXI ml . ti1akt Offer.
mink C'(lfl, 1-~ly tREE 4 mo. a,; Gt!rmP • 67~7100 • Costa u-~163 900 s. Cit ijwy, 1..apl\l.:h '67 Me·rcecle1 .. m 4.50. Call Ker OJ.9713 or Call • 847-lSU ='. ~ roni Mus~ h:pherd • ~ Doberman lftl'M '66.'<6 SUZUKI. Not uaed ror 04-750.l * OO 156 S I ~. '63 TRitTMPtl TR.-4, clean,
w/alr. 10 Jlm, 5 tn.ncl new pincher. Quite tara;e. COllT£S. J 30 l ·yr. Nttd ovtrhaul-a{id DUNE 'Byay Bullden:! 'a ~ 4 Or. SJ. Flnhtied , nu11 p>d. $8$ or bnt of·
(not m"""'""' 13,00o miltl, Parenti .,. ..... ~ d,,... .,, Newport Harbor ,.,,,..... S2>11. 543-!989 vw chulJ!, 6S vw -. "' polar "'1lle w/ ..... ... P'Ouf""' fer. Call --
A.1 cond. W.00. 543--4610 rn..c389 11125 DEMONSTRATOR YAMAHA JOO -'66 Xln't with Alpine aeua. Complete tun.l leather inl.er All ' Sl•
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n:-c.-,, Ge · setup fOI' er,.tne -s or • ac-YELJ.OW naue;a.hyde bide-&· """"' ''* nnan F'Wlx j()Und. Bett~r than ntw. Choole from 20 Models cond. Dlrt Sprocket, helmet, make ofie:r 53&-a ';ft !·31) ctuorie• lnc:ld, elect. sun.1------.,io----VOLKSWAGIN
.. _.. ........ ___ , Shep. % Boxer. '~ 1,_ .~,, "·t. ready to move In, ......... ! manual, etc. $200. sc..3818 · · root & AM/FM Sh.wave R • '69 Porsche rmii Tarp ~ ••• -..etone C01111U1e stertO Dobennan Re .. .i .. now for .ww "'~ WI ~ / ~ record pla,yer/radlo, Danilh Chrlstnwl ~ uk for Holl•nd Y•cht1 444-0129 -dio, Strictly for the discrim· ... Si;a, # $236 YW BUGS --•·rn --•-iri: -h·• need Take Harbor Bh•d. to 19th st. Moto---tera -.. ,. lmpori.d Auloo HOO inat!ni lndlvidual. 'N Por.c ... IU Uc. Y:NWm
0 """" --. "'4'&'r, Mrs. Ralat.on ll/21 0 " w ·--"~"I!' '&8 P---~ T•~ clnr. yellow modern sofa, SAILBOAT on chJnnel moor-.. ve st to 1750 Whittier .,._ ·-
avod cond, glrl':i Scbw!M FREE Xl\tAS KITI'ENS. 6 Ing. 2J ft keel Da¥saller. 1961 L a m·b re t ta ?tlotor AUSn-N AMERl.C Stk # 5244
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$399 bike, $10. 49+9924 wits old, 2 calico teni. l IAJbatroes). Needs v.·ork; ·~~(971'4"'")!!'42f!\!0.!!·1,.350'"'""'"' ICOOttt, px1: nmlng cond., , A '68· Porsche 911 Cpe # 5™ calico maJe, 1 Oran&e tabby dinghy, otLrS. etc. 11000 $125 or best offer. ~2191 '68 PorlChe toll Tq'\ VJV241
OLD Tnmks (%) ~ rourid male, weaned « bx:· I tmd. IUY' Jf H '68 Ponche 91.2 VRHS02 fop ........ ,Id c1-. $40 -· • 11"2 ...... ult. 646-'882 SILL ~ u:O Auto Servi-AUSTI N AMERICA . . '68 ....... C'pe VVM635 GOOD SELECTION ::.~ •• :"~ .. .:::""'~ m;\'l LOVABl,!O Grsy ,,,.... CAL 25 Cooper .. ''"' 9400 Sol ... Service, Pam !lf)O w. Coast Hwy., N.B. '&8 Po,..,,,. 9µ Cpe WEE009 ~ '
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'I male tabby c:at g mos old with Blip, : •. $57$. Immediate Dellveey &u.9ilQ5 5t0-176t '68, Porsche~. WXEnS •0 ~ l au ve.. ·" · ' ' ' 2!112 w TRAILER SALES AU Models · Authoriud MG Dealer '118Ponche 9 Cpe WXGtrJ ~ 'i
540-Jltlo housctraJned, large breed. . Coast HJrhway •.. ynt 53(Mi856 after 5 11/'EJ Newport Beael\. * 6Q.CBJO ''uvy from e rften 1956MERCEDESBenil90SL '811Porschfl 1'&.rs&XEPJ!8
J'?tl table radk> $7. Tall elee-· · · who lives In On.I " BUCK bardb:lp ~MW paint-rebuilt 'ST Poncbe Cpe'I '
IJ1c 'cylinder heater $2. PETS and LIVESTOCK NE\Y COKOf'{A.00.30 WE SERVICE A motor, ttarie. etc. Nice i... • Stt # 5.243 0 ~lli> on display a"= ·uto s I ..... ·s1 Po he
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29'2 w. Coout Hi<hw•y WHAT WE SELL! upp y tertor( Stk No. MJ42CJ a "' 12 Cpe UYH914 .. .J
Quality kln;r btd-quilted Peh, Genet:af Newpon Beach * StS.OSJO 324 So. H¥bor. Santa Ana real Cla!sic buy. JI m '67 Pwscbe US Targa ,,,
complete-unused $16.l. v.·orth --'-------1 Blck So. of Bolsa 531·1066 Wholesale 3100 W. Cout HW)'., N.B. Siemon& ~lercedes Benz, ~ Stk # 5238 $2&1. Aft
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& v;knds St2-6536 \VOT'S NU? , NE\V SABOTS -\V-sAIL, BAY HARBOR 642·9405 540-1164 W. Warner, Santa Ana. '67 PorscM 012 TiiU99 549.. 3031 Ext. 66 or 67
ta11ta Clau1 Specials al $249. TraMPac , 2400 W. Moblle HOme Seles P1·ice1 to AU ,.:•:ut::ho=rtz=od=M=G=De;:al:•:r:-j 546-4114 '67 Porsche 913 VCL739 1970 flARBOR 8LVD.
'TIS TROPICAL FISH" Coast Hwy. N.B. call -Complete l'otachine Shop 1967 MERCED '66 Pot'$Che 91,. SQD461 ~-A M~'SA
1610 "A" ......,.. li.sa Loma Roll • Awav . SP 'E ES Benz .. "'v.;o~ ""' 0080 Edinger fat M..,,.Ua) ~~... ' E D EQUIPlfENT At "A ROMEO 250SE --"--. '66 Pocscho 9U TKM196 . . • F v * • 842-4530 B Sheraton MaflOl'. HomeUe • REBUILT ENGlNES • .;. ..... _;_.;,_..:,.,;.:_.:._:;;;;.;.:,_'~I et:WU• ·auto · p. steer ·s.s Porsct SC XHF049 VW SS SemJ..camper, mint ,,
ti' WANTED
Good used tumiturt, appU·
ance1, antlq~•. color TV's,
ttfrl.&'1, stow's, wuhel'I I:
dryers, etc. 1 piece or tiouae-
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· · SA OTS $265 Kit • Prestlj'e . Sahara ,67 ALFA · elect. sunroof elc. • less •65 Pol'sclie S "c· ZRNS89 cond . Only 12,475 n1i. Fae '
"-• tnS . New, complete. ~;;.a&lO AIL SIZES 1125 Victo1ia, CM M!l-6550 than 20,000 ~iles -r«Juced ·~ Porsch: cPe · XH'I'29l re-bit cng, ' Stereo/radio,
__. NO\V ON DISPLAY JB3818eacbBlvd,HBIM7.(J991 hvm S4!nl to $4100 this, '1 ' pri. pty. Best o!fer. (213)
OIRISTMAS IS NEAR 1 Power CruiMn 9020 1425 Baker St., Costa Meu • OPEN 7 DAYS * ROMEO Wttkend. Jim SI e nio n & .
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PorscJW, s.c. UWF589 592-1932 or (n4) 846-1017 * Reserve. )'Olli' choice, % block Eut of Harbor Blvd. Mercedn Bera, 120 W. ·~ ~~:~ ~.. TQ~ '62 V\Y, '68 Interior. New t
r-t ~-~'"P" earl•< 25' BERTRAM BAHIA MAR Costa Me1a (n<l "'o.9470 Warner, Santa Ana ~4 . r """ ul u.~ ..,.,..., • ..., 3 3 "" ~ .,......, .n~ '62 Pol'lk!he Cabro BBE032 eni. ove.rha · Extractor ex·
842-39'11 WUI love for yo a· t 11 CRUISER. T\VIN 150 H.P. ?tfOBIL.E 1-lome For Sale _ Triller, Travel 9425 .. Door _..a.n, wr, immacu-1962 ?.IE.RCEDES Beru 2206 '59 Porsche CPc HEV375 haWJt, Vlbrasonlc, Porsche •
Chrlstmu. Cropped & &hots. ENGINES 2 RADIO.TEL& 1968. Sllahlly used, Llke ~--""--..;..= late. Will take older car In (Stk 9503) Nice running~ 'S9 p he VMrfOS7 rims. $1095. 6f;>o-3587. ~
top lines. Pl-IONES. APELCO AUTO new. J2'x40'. Forced aJr 1969 19~~· ALlO, fully ttU trade, HRZ8681B. call Ken dition, hydrax clutch rood o~ , WANT 2 dlde ciasl doors,
au fittplact, ial dryer,
dilh...,·uher. $3633
Wanted-RolltOP desk
Needed before Chrlstmu
Ol!J.-0449
NEED bricks one lo 1000,
reuonably priced. 6"-4687
r.tARTINCREsr KENNELS DIR. FlN.DEr, FULLY heat, air cond. Adult Park contained, canopy, used on. 49'1-9113 or &ra-ffi'W. paint, nu &eat covers'. Only * * 546--0989 * * EQUIPPED FOR FISHJNG N...,11t. Bch. A Beauty ~ ly J times. Sac $3000. $700. Jlm Slemons ?ofercedes
• POODLE Puppy'
stan-ANO CRUISING. $12,;;oo. $5.300. Call _ &le: """., 83G-2650 AU'l'HORJZED Benz, 13) W. wa.i-ner, Santa
CALL JOCK ::r 6= 00••. -·~ ALFA ROMEO A dard. beautiful . wh 11 e ,~.._. '67 COLD MEDAL, 2 BR, :ill lOCJG 31 ' SILVER Streak. Xlnt '°"""-·.,546-4i;;-;;;l;;;14=""',...-~
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female, 4 n105. AKC. All MUST ~ll! 171J4' Flber&lus extras, in CG Park. Must cond. DEALER 1965 f.tERCEDES Benz 190
shOta. Took 1st in ·Puppy inboartl. Very seaworthy. sacrlf, $4800. \Vill fine. * 64.>16J3 • Diesel "'4oor • nu paint· 31(1(1 \f. q.ut Hwy., N.B.
abow. SlT:.. ?.take oiler. E.'<. cond, $1800 or best of-636-3291 Marquis Motors Beautiful interior, good 00-!H()j 540.176-1 ~ fer.~ l.tOVJNG 10. Northem Ca.liL Tr1ller1, UtJllty 4MSO 900 so. est Highway lin!1, exce.ll~nt motor Aut~rized MG Dealer
Storer 1775 DARLING tiny toy pood1ea. 30' J95'i Chri& Craft Expres. l0x50 Paramount mobile Two utility trailers, t.aiwia Beach. fPDA3J6) only $1795. Jim 'SJ..1~ new clutch, trans.,
SPACE: Boats l Cam~, AKC. \Vhlte, apricot .•· TIS. SS radio, auto pilot. home. ·Expanded llv mi, 4 x B. $125 and $85. 4!M-75!B • ·MD-3100 Slemons M~ Benz, l3J headers, have receipts,
no a mo. 529 center St., chainpagne. Will hold for etc. ~$6COJ 84&-3825 1 Bdrm, center kit., avmings, e 833--7440 e ~1~•mer Sa.nt& Ana. pe:rfef~ cond., $2,TOO, after 5
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T II 9032 po.do. Adult park 1973 Nwpt DATSU p.m .• ~AlabamaApt.4 HB "";::':=:o~:='::-:=¥.=:= II "84&'~2"'~-'.,..-~.,.._-=,.,...,-I " ore Dlvd. 646-0643 Trucko 9500 N 1950 MERCEDES Benz lOOC t9G7, ill ~ •pd, AM-FM. FREE TO YOU GERMAN shorthair Pointer '16 ' P l y w ~d H ul l FAMILY PARK lN H.B. ---------! 4
door · good tramiportatlon chr-whls., aria: owner, lvn&"
pupa: !I wk&. AKC. Champ ,v/Oberglan. Trailer ha& '66, 20x5S, 3 BR, 2 BA, ex-* '63 <;HIV V-1 Pickup The \Vortds Be1t $2000 Car fornlman1!:,. trnufXBble free miles Pon .. Country. 642-6839
-•E •· uaL h •'-' Shoto 523--t h f I t f •°""" 8 FT Fleet.aide w/radl.o/htr, • o Y ix:v. E105). Jim PO . -,, r '"' .., q ome .:;:·~-·;;;:::::·:,,::;:;,.-:-=,',---wnc & completely tigged. 1'11.S, ow ren ony, ..,......,, w/walls, b'• side m•-n, ~ SlemonsAfercedesBenz, 120 ~E 59 Coupe; w/fencd yn:I, beaut . "RUFF" -\Yolfhound pups. 1-Just Sell $100 673--2990, f"lnc avail. 536-8869 or '6 u •v \V. \Varner Santa .o.n-Or1g1na1. Very clean. $1995
b I k I w h I Collle/Sa.moyed Bir, clean, affect. CH. "63J.-06&1========= 636-3291 reu.r wrap bumper etc. #ALU "''"'C• M6-4lt< · l'UIG. finn. r;.;9-0024 mix 2'' yn eld • ....i -" ch · 1 Sparkling turf rreen (only all• ~Ii:, ·ootsidespa~ s~1~~or r11 mas . '68 MOBILE HOi\fE 20x43, in Laj:una will YoU tiod a lll60 :f.fERCEDES Benz '69PORSCHE912,Burgundy,
wutchdoa:. older ch.ildren ~;,,;::;===-.,...,,= M.rlne Eq\llp. 9035 extras, nice, adults, pet low mileage, cared for pick· "Lcadu in The Beach Cltie5" D>SE coupe • a beautUul ~! Ft.I, ch.romc wheels.
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lease. 83S-TIM &: SU-3476 SKYE TERRIER, AK C' 2.5 ONAN Generator. Just park. Cor. Sp. fencd 3 sides. up u this!) Pay you to in· ZIMMERMAN restored . classic ~ model • $587.i. ~2
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pm ll-24 chanrp aired tenlalc pup. overhauled $375. 8 l t. 642·32ti4 anytime Wed & Fr!. vestigate! 2195 HAlt.BOllt ILVO. rebuilt eneine, clutch, trans
BEAUTIFUL medium breed Hsbrkn. rare, calm, fluffy Colun1bia dlngh)I &:. 3 HP other dys bel S PM ONL y $1195 ir.aA L"IO etc. New paint exceptionally RENAULT
pct. ~~2a47 Johnson told-up outboard LOW RENT QUAL PARK ?o1ARQUIS l.IOTORS ~===~~,;.;,,:,.,==~/ clean interior -Call 54Mll.t
male Cocker-mix 1 yr. BOXER Pupple1 -Pet & motor & carrying case $.195. 10:<50. 1 BR, 1 BA. ideal for 900 S. Cit Hwy, ' .......... Sch ORANGE COUNTY'S for details or can be seen al' -----·---
houae·pet, lovts child~n. f' J -• f ~-· ,. •
'55 VW Camper, new engine,
lia:hts, FM/ tilereo. $TJ(]
firm. 33952 Copptr Lantern,
Dana Point, 495-9806 I
YW C&tnper 1fl89 Pop Tep ~
w/tent. Xin. gas heater. 1
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1963 VW Camper. Big eogine.
$945 or BEST 01'TER.
~ i§6i VOLKSW AGEN .
Onme rims, wood steering
wheel + xtra&! Beat G{fer.
Art 5: 30, 673-4806
'64 VW CAMPER. Fully ;
equip"d, canopy.
$1250 • • 548-0ll!
'62 VW CAMPER
• $850. 645-0815 *
·oo V\Y sunroor. Very px1:
<.'Ond. Lo mlles, new e ng ,
$1175. 494-2540
'69 VW Sunroof. Chrome
\vhl i;. i\1any Xtras. Fact.
Warr. Slo't cone!. 673-2529. had sholl. rree to gd home Show Qual. Will hold tor Call Len Bonner. 54S-8322 1m t. .... ncome. $2950 494-?JQJ • 540-3100 NO. 1 Jim Slemong Me r cede1 '68 RW •uto, r/h, 9800 ml,
w/tencd yrd. 83>2929 or Xmas. 6 C)'I die.el eng. 3to1 reduc· aJ6..8869 or 636-3291 LONG BED DATSUN DEALER Benz, 120 W. Warner, Santa Michelin $1100. 1 owner. ~93 11/25 ~=,;C::;af;;>~·,,;c91Wtl~;;3=1=,,.-tlon unit. Fresh water 50' Completely Furn. Incl 1970 C.M.C. CSllOO Pickup. DOT DATSUN Ana. (0UJ313) 67:-0079 "63 V\Y VAN. New rebuDI
LOVABLE Shaw-copper CHR.l.STiolAS PUPPIES cooled. Brand new, still in Color ·rv. Resort Loe. ~ Ser. # 2252JOJ 18835 Beach Blvd. J;========= engine & transmission.
coJortd poo4le m.lx,
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mos Gttat Pyrentts AKC, X· crate. Factory cogt. 673-2910 J>OS. ti!arina. $6500. See, $2695 lluntlna'.ton Beach TOYOTA $600. 673-S427
nffda eood home w/fencd rayed 1tock. Lovnlile little after 4 Pft1. 92702 Del Obispo, Sp. 75, UNIVERSITY "'2-T78l or MG-f\442 1963 V\Y Sqback, $675. 1962
)'I'd. S3G-6&56 after 5 11 T%S -~""~""'',;;"';:"":;.;·,::'42-=='l225:=-,-,-,, o======== Dana Pl 968-56j() OLDSMOBILE ·69 Datsun 2UK1 Rd&ter. 1...o ORANGE COAST'S Sunbeam Al pine, $'100. Call
S.\fALL ,l&Jldtd white f'oo.-\VEIMERANER P!-1ppie1 . &o.t Slip Mooring 9036 LOTS AVAILABLE for coach 2850 llarbor Blvd. mi. $2700. Phone ~1186 ''OLDEST' "·,,..:,541-1697.:,,,:.""'·~----
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mos. old ma.le To Perfect for Christmas. ***>'SLIP available for of your choice . IN-Costa l\lesa forfurlherWo. '61 VW. Radlo1 new ti.res, ~ with chlkken. ~ Deposit will hold. 892-2'123 boll.ta lor sale (2) 30' to 35' FORMATION AT SPACE 54().!ISW Toyota Diiier nl~. $595.
11/21 AKC Dachshund, standard or 11) 60' to 80'. Call Chuck 26• Driftv.·ood Beach Club, ~1'6~,~-rn=R"o::..:ECO:.::._N_O_IJN_E_, U ./ 49M925 ./ •"•1t~,,-.. -.-. -m-,-... --.. w~>oemen..:;;;.;,;., red. 8 wka. $45. Champion Avert 61l-5252 or eves 21462 Pacific est H\vy HB heavy dty. super van. 630 I ;E;N;;;G;;S;H;;;FO;;R;D;;l'~C~~f'5Fs==if:;;~I Just Arrived! '63 vw BUS
Th is kitten is dlgnilleil &: bkgrnd. 842.2897. 494-39.16 ' 20x55 J BR 1% BA, skirt, \V. 17th SI., CM. ~t.1 1• 1967 MERCEDES B eflt $750.
WUdk>us, too. Will deliver IRISH Seltt!r, 7 mo. old, * WANTED * awnlnga &: itorage 15hed. Set 8 A!\t • 5 PM. ORANGE COUNTY'S 2.10SE Coupe (VJG083) In Large Shipment * 675-2348 *
to like fam!ly, f93-41n U/21 male. papen & shoti. $100. SLlP 1'~0R 38' BOAT up In Costa f..lesa's finellt 1% TON Dodie Truck, cab VOLUME ENGLISH beautitul etindition -equ.lp-of lt
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LONELY! Take my ~@<I ..=::.:c:..;~;;::;,=~=--S7.~. 5-18-363'7 Best otter takes. 838--2&13. SALES ... SERVICE conditioning, sunroof, etc. lllf' lllll•S SIOOO. Call 962·2596
call 646-3479 714: 53S-0278 park. l\fove rla:ht In! Asking ·nlah utility boxes, xlnt cond. FORD DIALlllt ped with auto · p. steer· air ~ Sqwtreback, xlnt cond .
temllle Welsh Co r al, .-~'"""" loit·Yacht R~uced from $7400 to S6300 ._, pertecUy trained, pre r. St. Bernard Puppy Charten 9039 El1ctrlc C1r1 9250 '541'55 Ford vs, '~ ton '89 MODELS for quick &ale. Jim Slemol'll ......... '64 VW. MAKE OFFER
fl.du!tl. 642--29&1 11·24 ___ _.;. ...... :.::.::.•::GS:,..___ ----""-'----;..:.:: pickup $3C:'. Immediate dellftl')' Mereedes Benz, 120 \Y, •w.. BY OWNER. 962-2950
2 Lonahalred kitel'll, 1 male, APPEALING poodles, black, BARE BOAT CHARTER *ELECTRIC cart. good con. Sat pm M.>5-156 LARGE SELECTION \Varner, Santa Ana. 546-4114 900 So. Cit. Hl9hw•y '67 V\V sedan. XI.NT COND.
1 female, 8 v.·eeks o)d. Ir· male, AKC. Great for • 21' Aux i;loop rig sail, dltion $300. TALLANT, 1940-'6~ Cl.EV ~T 3 spd, 6 cyl, + Theodore '67 MERCEDES Benz 230 SL Lagun• Buch Original private owner. $1275
vine Cove. fS.1.2835 1V2.t children. Mi-1962 i.;Jeeps 4, head &. galley. $50 B Pomona, C.l\f. 8' slide-in sleeper camper. ROllNS FORD Cpe, PS, Ai.\1/F~t. 4· spd, 494-7503 * ~2100 499-246.l. 400-57\7
9 Hamaten, Good for Daehlhund Pups, miniature. a da.y. $100 for full \vtekeod. For quick sale $900. SlfrMU 2060 Harbor Blvd. 44,000 mi. Mint corn:!. 1j !!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!l!!!!!!!• j '56 V\V -Good Cond. $.125 or
brffdera. Not far Pets. AKC. \YW hold "tU Xmas, • 20' &.lboa Day Saller$~ Mini Blkll 9275 '65 FORD% T PickUp. Xlnt Coata Mes. 642-001.0 owner $4000 (ll 525-8976; TOYOTA best offer. Call &12--5857 or
646-04&0. 665 Surf, Call -1162--~. H.B. a day +launch ftt, ln!Ur· ~1LNI-Blke, 1 yr old, 3\1 hp cond.. f.tust sacrifice for wol'k 871-3232 Ex 5552 !H84.154
C.l'of. 11124 SCO'JTIE. Female. AK C =~~;;:;~~ ~~ G4'2-6943, $8S. 64Ml77 after 6 pm quick sale! 64~3 FIAT "64 Merrede1 220 S. Air, SPECTACULAR ''066CC,,"'O,v'-.C,T~o-p_oo_nd_it~io-n-. -R-/H-.
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COUJ&labrador pupple1, 9 r e r I 1 t ere d . Champion -====='=='=== wkdays, anytime Sat&: Sun '65 Ford Econoline Van. R/H, PIS, lthr. $2,350. YEAR END SALE Original private owner .
wka. old. 414~ Emenon NB bloodline, beaut)'! 962-5671 .... _bll• Hom•• Dratted • l\tust Sell! Owner. 646-2939 $1050. 673-4648 mu 9200 M I 9300 FIAT '68 8M:I Spyder, 124 ALL MODELS
Iott Tu.ltln behln 3'.lth & AkC BASSETT PUPS otorcyc "-·----$1000. Call · 548-9941 chrome whlll, radi al s, MG YOUR BEST OEAUi '66 VW. ri1u11t sell. Top cond.
21st) 11·24 Tr!<"Olor. $45-Si5, S4&863S eve 5 STAR GG PARK '67 HONDA '&t Chev. c.orvalr Van. Rad. stebro nhaurt. ~U21. ,ARE srILL AT R/H. Sunroof. $1050/best
LAPRAOOR, l~S year old LABiiADOR Pupo, AKC ·~. 20x45, all extru. Htr. Autom1.tlc. Extra win-'62 flAT R d ~ DEAN LEWIS offer 673-3074 675-7i66 -·~ All -'-1> u cm' lot. must leave slllte! 305 Scramt,,•--do""'S. e-""-A• alt< Piii oa lier, •""""' "'67 MGB •GT Couna ,-·-' ,,_. a&PJ • cense. black, champ slock. field & ....-0o1r-...no tires, runs zood. nttdl top. 0 _1 _ d 1 " , •1•1ull _ 65 VW, sunroof, low
FJ'ff to rood home . show ~. * 962-5737 531).8869 or 636-3291 # 574984 $400 8J3.2926 knd J;K> e... tt ex e.-.oi w mlleap clean One CW.·ner
54&-4448 11/24 AKC Doberman Pincher. '69-13' x 25'. One block fron1 $49' C1mpera 9520 · w s. blk. Jeath. !nter. Fully eq~IP. 1£& lJarllor, C.1't. M6-Dll $875. Cd,1\t _ si3-492J. ·
rnE U1Ilest Cat In Ille .~. traf--d. u~enl·mO"• shopping $1995 Cuh. Fhml FERRARI lncld. AM/FM, overdnve, BILL 1\1AXEY ~ "" ·• • l"·'O .. Bf d .. 55 ~ BARGAIN Ca m p I n g Rlr. new Radial Ply tires, 20,000 l '69 V\V 7 Passenge1· Bus.
\Yorld. &U-1724 a.11 6 1 ..... &G-OJTI .,., .. e\vport v · .. o. • al Like ,,.w Lo Mil 1 _::;:·~::.,:,c:,,:::.:~==~=-Cr.1 Travel I 4 Whi dr, air. milesi. Locally O\~ & Ser. · W ea(e.
p.m. 11/22 GREAT DANE PUPPY AKC Q ~ d ~I u x e '66 model + FERRARI viced by our serv. ice dept. ITlnlVIQ(!11Af $2795, Call 54M3(n
2 Lonc-haltd kittens, I niale, $2S. 1!!09 FEDERAL. C.f.1, '67 SUN VALLEY Skyline, ~,, ~o ·11.lrstream ll'lr 24' 1954. Newport lmportt Ltd. ()r.. $!e & drive to belie\.·e, ~ l:Q __,;,.r>~ '62 VW Bus, xlnt cOnd, t femalt, 8 wks ol.d. Irvint 10:<52, 1 BR. (very largel. Ewrylhln& 111 workinr anp Counl;>''• ac'11 autllozl. llUl l'IACH BLVD. pvt pty. Best offer. Co\~ Lacuna @4.a!m 11/24 Henn 1130 ~,:;~~~~~t ~· order. $3000 or will sell tzed dealer. Hunt. Beach 147..aJ55 546-1189
FREE. Husky. fiulfy P\lppy, ~" separately ~1338 SA.LES..SERV1C£.Plt.RTS 3 mi N. el Coast Hwy, on Bch Ul84 V\Y $800 or best oUer.
aU shots, needl )lard. XLNT, healthy trail hone. L'tf.1ACULATE 1Qx60 double 1968 21' OPEN Road 3100 W.CoutHwy. !:Yet s·0
3117 &M-OJ'i8
11125
Wlll ro anywhere. 6 )'l' expando Viking 5 star adult Camper. Walk thru on lT Newport Beach '69 RED Toyata. Xlnt con. nnp 'o1 -or
DARU MG Cream colored re.ldlna: $250. fi4G..3i69 park in Co5ta 1-te.sa. $9,500. ::-il9-3031 Ext. 66 er 67 Chevy chasaill, self con. 642·9'()5 540-1764 f.1u1>t 51!11, mo\'lng East. ,,Slo='-3-4~"2~------
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.wkll old to TRANSPORTATION Phone 646-8612 197U HARBOR BLVD. l&lncd, all po,...-cr, air cond Authorbied Fem.rl Dealer 3100 W. Coast HW)', N.B. 61ee_s1 Olfer. 4 9 5-SJ 25, '57 V\V Bus, xlnt tires & eni.
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'68 F'LEE'l'\"OOD 2 BR 11, COSfA l\1ESA tbru-OUf ,, • ., .... ~ 542.9305 54t)..}'7<!~ :>-4320. ne1v trans, Camper int, new ovin, home. 962-8401 11/24 •--h A Yac•-9000 • • · 1 .....,.....,.., JAGUAR ,.,.. brakes S7Z>. 846-1707 -m• BA. expanded \iv rm . '66 Hond• (1.160 SACRIFICE. Uke New Half -;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J ·,.;.:_A::""'°::::"::'::'di.;ijM~G:_:De::af:::::"c_I To)'Ola '68 Corona 4 1pd. O~!! >'~~:. "~:t~~~~\~~ 21' Cabin cruii;er, sips 2, An1heh11 Pk. Leaving. Fine Good Condition Cab-Over Camper, slttps 4, • ?t1G 2 rli\ ~ cond. '65 VW.J_~l~:OOF
are allerP=. 4?J-2797 U/21 head~ CB radio. Needs avall. 63G-J29t $300. 547·SlS2 butane srove. $573. 545-5837 JAGUAR Sales. Sl!rvlc.?, Parts si
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SPAYED, lf'eY female Tab-en;lne in1talled & ieneral * tO x 40 TRAILER. F.P. 196;; Triumph 650 CC TR 6-R, NEW lnmitdlale Dellvtry, TOYOTA 11117, R&H. GO()d 't9 VW bus, Jow mileage1
by cat, beautiful, we're ...,'1>rk. $600 (213) 592-1-110 aft $2850. 7204 COAST HI\VAY, lmniac conrl-tnt:ine Jui! re., 1969 Chevy Camper. 5000 ml Authorlnd All Models tires. Xlnt oond. SU.00. cocoa mat1, R/H. Xlnt
allt!f'lk. ~. ll-2.'i c•cc•e:"'::...-------Beach .IE Bay, N.R. built. 54~2l88 Ct.11 _ ~176 aft 4. Dealer Call • 644-J.W cond. $2700 firm. SJ0-1749
15' ~·ood boat hull comp. ---u .. ,, ble o. · ,
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ABANDONED; friendly tiler wllh tnJlflr & glassing n rvta .,.VUlli.
etl , •• to JUU. or tbt: Pound. mater1&ts $lOO. 920 Arbor, 1' Larae Stock Available! .. ,_,,,, ""'· 11/22 C.M. STAR GA'ZER:"'~ •TheALLNEWXJS>;OAN CC5CKEii'itltJtt, male, ~ 19116="'-Chrto--O'a-,-,-2!-'.\-. -All ="' Ai its !10"..AY l. roiuAfl~;_=:.;:.::...._:::.j available for dem~tton, 3100 \V, Coaat Hwy. N.B.
mor, very lmd w/chDdren. Gius. Twin 185 HP ~ng·s. w~ 11 ~ Your Doi'r A.drtft7 ~ M sm ":':n. ~ 'llf' ll"lS• ,_&12,,..,·,!>ltl>.;!~~-=~'c.~,,.~;;G:,,~;:>4!J.~':!:1164~
146-S68T Llr.!2 Fly Brklc:c. liead &. Galley, -"~•. " A«ortl/"f 1• 1~• &l•r-. T 1
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EM ........ '" .......,... ....., '" '""" .u..u. reod~correlPO"dlng torunbtr: 1f..J'-'1Ml:6'1 ·-yr. old Cocker s,.nlel. fine ofyourZodlotbinh~igri. J.74-TS •• Cotnp. reblt ere, rear end. watchdos. ~ 11124 8 Ii 10' Dinghy. 12' electric ICOl'IO new bra.k~s. clutch. etc. Lo bolt, ~·aonable. ~~';,,.,. i~~..., 61s.,,..,,,_ oer.lJ 900 So. Cit. Highway mil. call days !)47-$; pm '
MALE be-ale, 1 yr. old lovet • 548--oot5 • a 1.. Jl ""4v :J ~!.,.... "°'· 1, L .. wna leach · & wk,nds 00·5239 ask for
children, lree lo eood homt. '"'•rk l• I• •~~'' 1. J. 6-ll 4'4-7503 * 540-3100 tifr. J. Jones.
W-4945 S1llbolt1 9010 i~:.0.." ~1::'. ~~... 1a.»J5 •• ;; ;-..;c-6~=,,.,,-,.-J.,....~I .t;U.....,. odd • .....i I hat 7 Thi l7 n. ,7 Jo. f.A--~llUI '&3 JAGUAl1 XKE ,.._,,, .... _ st ~1G ~dan 1100 Gd. oond. ""11 ~ .e, ... ,, 0~ r LUOERS l&· No m $2800 1Vo:ou'" JI"°""' .. " _,,., • • "'.....,, wu~ \Yas ukin& $!Dl. take -lmlale cal Must find_.. · • ..... __.. ........ ••lMf9 #Or.11~ •hit Gd Cond $2SOO/otter ,,,_ )lome '°°" &tt-5802 U/ii flrm, Xlnl cond .. call 1 0 ~ 40Q;'•+Dft9!' 70c.f Old.,, · · · · er bai.;t oU,r. &U-9186 Pvt
c'i · . ~751 a fter 7 PM 11.._ 11 "* 11 ,..... AJ. ~or 639--15n Ply
TWO fl"l•ky biaCk mlie kit. C6LUMl1A 21 ll~ ..... .J~ ~~ l..u...MI' '62 Jq-XKE Rdsler, AM/ MUST sen Perfect '69 MGC.
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ttd ..... ~, .. ~~ameae, 7 y,·eeb sum. * 645-0StO ''k-''Y ,,,,.,,..,_,. 7,°' nr, Xln't Condition, $1nG. Pd $4000, In Jui .. ; $3050. ._..-l ~You'r• ~$1,. 7$C.m .... ,...,111"'""'I Call -644.-4930. Owntr tnanif, 629.=.
diff Silver rrey ldtttna ..--14• SAILBOAT l~~111.,.. !~tr""! ~~ FOR.Sale-JaquarClaulc • .,,1arl e~a. Box ~ntd. :\1nl cond. $.38.7613 lS~ !l ~:,_ .... , ~=· l!tM XK~l«l. ssso. ·s11 ro,~o,ntua-lc. NPowl ur .. 11& ~ 11121 24' FiiEl GLAS L-14 101t. ~c,,.;; tor.-• call -fi73..6047. ta '"'' • • ease c I, .~""""" 21111~ !It ~ 111 .. n_.. n1ake otter. Ml-5981
8L4CK It ... ·hlte )'()Un( kit· $2500. Henry 6~ llMfr<I ~lYo.. a2'°""'._ ,.~ G
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1'he U1llat Cat in the "'ortd. w/trlr, bdcd! S.ij.{.1110 >51. 5~"'-'-""1 U~ Call 64 5"-1519
ft I ~Hot! \6Cevld ..... '62 LINCOLN ·~===,.;..'-"-=== fC-1'124 I · p.m. 11 /al NE\V 21 ' Sloop. PacUlc lt°" ~1!.N.vl~ .,,,,,.,,.., I
OOUSU: 8td Sprina. Call \\1\nds. factory D ire c t . ~~:','~ ... ~~ ~:::::= MGA ~ 11/23 stm Call 838-2516 r.1· 60'1'... 00~ Continental, f\111 pwr, dlr, alr.1----------1•
TWO SOP'.U. tM tab~I CAL 20 # 1112 Gaol '°'Adwx l\.N~~tal Small dn. Low pymts. LP,J. * ·~ MG8 *
btfoft: f.. ~ 1.1/22 O\VNER * 67>TIOO ·--~::==~~==~\81===='"'====~~~~~----1 7471.B, call Phll 49WT73 or 43,000 ml. Good conditioft. _~ __ .. ______ , __ ,:.ll:::'::"'c...::.*;;.-==~
1970
TOYOTAS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NOW
BIG $$ SAVINGS
ON '69 NEW DEMONS TIA TORS
B MAXEY
TA
1mL•iACH llVD., HUNT. ""'" • " ·-~ • ••rt•lt ........... 847.9555
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Dean ·Lewis 9s New Volvo. Sho..,roo1n
Hiii NOW ALL NIW 1970 VOLVOS
ALL 1970 MODELS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
• 1<12 ~ 1:4~. • 1<15 • 16<1 -All The New Seden• & Station Wegon• Are Here
VOLVO 1"Wbere Comfort Is Standard Equipnent" SAVINGS OH All REMAINING '69's •
We'r e Dll!ltlllttf Year Waif T iii• Weeken4. Talcf' That Short Drlee to Co•ta Mesa 4 Sii~ Sf l
SEE THE
NEW 1800E . . .
Fuel lnfectc.J New 4 Spetd
Plu1 Mony N1w & Othtr Tollod· l .. 1
ORANGE C:OVNTY'S LARGEST & MOST MODERN VOLVO DEALER
.1966 HARBOR BLVD~ 646-9303 COSTA MESA
VOLVO
t1oo Auto LH11;,. • tt10 .;;.;.;;.;..;;;;""-----'= 1 =;..;;;;;.;...--.;;"°°.;:: _______ 1 _ ·---= 9900 COUGAR
-W!-r-AY-.·.-.-. --fjll LEISE. fj/I .CADllUC CHIYIOLET CHRYSLER CORVETTE ------1------1
CASH 1970 FORD Torino CT, •~ •• ,. CAD..,,.,, o. vw.. ate, '66 CHEV NOVA CORVITTE v• .;.'7.C..":'!':--"""""r brakes 6 srccrlna;, -..rt O>tlpe 19'7 Chry1ler ' LIKE -w '69 Co--tto • ' ._ ' ..-... , .• • . ~--351 b1l< vln)'I top, tilt 1teerin1 <Jl'U N y k '"' • T'---------w~. Medium blue, ft9d)' CLIA•.&M(I NOWI , radio, ~e oval ~sw, ' whl. vacuum door lock, elec VS, A, PS, PB, Sha~ll lit. ew or 1r Fut.back. American mq1. for a new home. <TYT315).
1•• ...,.1,,• 1., l.ui _ 4 V cngmc $911.;,c>, 24 mos. windows, 6 .....,., 5 eat, tie je\11el In town . Lie SSS. Custom 4 Dr Sedan, air eon-7£XMJ mi 50-6118 alt :S SAVE .,~ , n..o.. 291111 ., __ ~--• -• .. • -klr .-cl can 6 bucks,_ 1969 liY'IDn· LTD lr power ~-ditioning automatic trans-• • · • ..,....,. 63 Corwtt• "''"Y • m w=ii .• ........,. 'Tfi!: LOWEST PRICES 1, eall UI for'frll ..amate. .. ~-' a • . l)'l ission 'power iteerin& & S54S5. Roadster, 327 4 rpd, fuel in-AL ROBERTS
' YOUJl BUI' DEALS . 6I0111 l'llNM.IET atM~, l"ldlo, luxury trim. brakes 'radio heab!r tUt It '65 CORVETI'E Stin1 Ray, jeclion. extra 1harp earl lOOlll Gatdtn Gnivfl Btwl.
• ~.AMSTIU..AT. . _ U9'·~u;~-~fH(OASf • , t.etcscoPlc•hed,iP-i&Gd._Ena. New tlre1, $15.'ICI. Day G42-1!143, ~)UockW.otBroolchlat
DEAN LEWIS "*'for 5IJa ~. ' CAR LIASING c::ruisc cohtrol. New Dffm· 6'5-0512 . Be1t Oller. ~ve1/wknd1 64So0962 o.1T-T800
um a.rb Bhd. ;mW. Cat Hwy, NB ~218'.I -tum ti.res, Ablolutely Ukc
195 Horbor, c.M. 606-9303 H-e..dt :;:':::=;i;:i;=iO::= j ''7 Chtll'( El Ctmlno now. UHd Cua 9900U"" Cars 9900 UIOol Cm
KI 9-33n UMd Ciri 9900 Auto. trans, poower steer., $21"
MtlqUOI, Cl11olco 9615 "327" V• •nr. I< full Anm. GOOD SILICTION Will Buy m .. 1. Champoa"' mlll w/ '57. MORGAN 4 BUICK lull vln>l lntor. l'lawJ.., ln .. ~3<lll Ext.,.°' 61
NeW Top, new brak~•. Ex.-Your Volkswagen or Pol'ICjhe evt.rl det.11. 1970 HAJt89R BLVD.
cellent con di t ion. $1500. & P•Y top dollars, Paid !or '63 BUICK LeSabre, Good COSTA MESA ~Ml-:;;;,;l,;724=:;&1::"::'::'::P::M:::. =::~I or no,t. Cal.!,.,R!!? ~ cond.; reblt ena. Orla. •SS Chevy Jmpal1. WaitJn, all .,,....,,_ owner. 64~. 548--0390
l==== .... ==•11:-1 pwr, Gd. Cond. $1250. Autos Wint~ 9700 . ·r -'-"~· -=~=~-can -M&-1135
--------1 Auto Leising ' 9110 * '64 SKYURK, 2 Dr, '61 Chevy Impala Conv., ·. WE PAY .WH "'11'P· 1~~-.'1":'.!; -!'1·000 3100 W, Cout HW)I., N.B. $295. Good Tn"'""''"~"· LEASE , lllNT m "· ·~· -......,.., 612-$4(15 040-1184 C•ll M:l--091<.
FOR YOUR W ORDER YOUR :19 Electra, ahl.rpl $27S. Authorized MG Dealer 1006 CHEVY Imp&la \Vagon. 549-3031 Ext. 66 or !7
:. 1970 TODAY Call IO AM·2 PM 157 Chev. ~t1-;:in. Alr.pov.t!l'-1' owner. S1400. 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
CONNELL FOR EARLllST 6f-0002 Se1A1',4Dr. v • .,, """ e;.....,.. ==co=""=•=MESA===' DELIVERY '59 Buick Invicta. White, 4 Rebullt2S3ensfne,newtt~~ '--------CHEYR0LE1 AU popowu makes. Fon! dr. Power brakes ~ "'"" new troN., _., 1teuJna, CHRYSLER
2828 Harbor Blvd authorized lea.sine iyttem, Ing. $150. 646--MC power brab1. auto traN. --------CQRVAIR
Costa Mesa MS-u0n Get Our Competit1V. Rates '67 RIVIERA. full pwr, ate, Must ate lo appreciate, Rea· '64 Ch ry1ler Wagon --------Theodore new pol)'l1u tlre1. $2850. 10nabl.y priced at $450. Town & C.OUntry \Vagon, V-1, '82 CORVAJR. needJ minor WE PAY TOP 540-MOO or 646--1005 Can 8-17-7187 A/T, R&lf, Pwr. sreer .. tac. wol'k • would make good
DOLLAR ROBINS FO~ FOR Sale '69 Bulck Skylark, 1969 CHEV. Impala c ... tom air, WSW. r00f"o69l. Sllll5. Du"' BUllY Chau~. 1100. f~1 ~: c~~Gu9.l.ld ~~ 2000 Harbor RI . CHEAP, a.iM.'Onit, vt~l top. coupe. Air cond., turbo l~"ACL•nlR00,BGE!,T561 .. d. 136-<958 -m ....... s. _.. eorge ·~ Costa Mesa -0 Ca118'f5..3058 hydramaUc::, power dl ac ......,., •v• • '62 CORVAIR Sta. Wag. A·l !'heod~·~borblnBl•vdFonl 1 11~~~~~"1"!'~•1 ;;;c:;,;;~=== brakea, power iteerlllr. ~~Block W. ol Brookhurst c:ond. sm. '61 Mona llOO,
2060 ~-· LEASE ANY MAKE vinyl roof, 6,000 mUei.l----'""-'-·1!00,;.·c.___ $145. Call 5'&-2831! C,M. M2-tl010 OR MODE t CADILLAC ,,,_
--------CONTINENTAL ·55 eorv.tr eoraa, 140 1MPORTll WANTED Lot ou.< Jo"" <'Porto show '63 Nov• SS, bkl "ala, auto I 4 pd tr G 11 Oranp flolmtin you the best plan lor your SACRIFICE trana 1 th l(>, Ii llll8. eo · TOP S BUYER personal needs wilbout obti-CAD. SED. DEVILLE, '67, 'P 11' r 'economy 6, 1966 .CONTIN ENTA L 20.1 Diamond, B.I. 673-26S7
l!LL MAXEY TOYOl'A gatio n. Loaded. Stereo, teat.her, "r~ 11':t11' 8rtcent tune-up SEDAN
' 18881 Beach Blvd. UNIVERSITY 30,000 ml. $3680 Finn. Day1 x n COi ' y owner $995. J,(18.ded! Xln't Cond. ~.)Sea~ Pb. 847-3556 OLDSMOBIL E 8.17·2970.Eves.494-4390 :!.-~~~2 dayll: 67 3-4566 Sl950. Call .· 546·18'13 CORVETTE
W•"TED 1-,., ....... •c .. llA u .. ...._ Blvd. •if CAD ..i Dorado .. , aU xlP.I , -'63 4 n11 hardtop; tull ,pwr, '68 CORVETTE 321: 2 Iopa, 4
,.., : w;11 '-AU~ • _,,,, .... _ ,.,,. BT"MALIBU lo ml, ....i Un!a, fo•I ,-.,,·, lo ml, "'"' -~. pd •M -· XI I' 13 °'~ ~m pn·vot• party CaU aft Costa Mesa lo mi, xlnt ooncf, !\-fake of. 8" ... ...v1iu • , " /r 1n . n · ,.NII. "" • · console, bucket seata. air, Tires new $895. 494-4129 673--4223 Eve1/wkendl. I p.m .. 546--8157 510..9640 fer. Sellftrade, 644-4265 lull P'Vr, AM/FM, vrtv. ,:,:;=:;;~:====...=.:;:;:=o;;::::;;;:,=
Imported Avtos. _...;.:-:::.;;;lm;;iP:;;;or!.;.:.:-':.:.' .;A.:;ul;;;•:;...__:9.;;600:;;.;l;.;m::po::;r;;;•ocl;:;:...;;A;:u.:;too:.;:.__9_600-'-. ply. Make ~. m-842' Used Cars 9900 .. '61 CHEVY Van, paneled,
BRAND
tape deck, bed • cacpeted.
Ocan looklnc A rwutlna.
Call 't •Sf..W.
1962 CHEVY lmpola. 2 cir.
Xlnt cond. ieo. ·-· NEW 'G CHEVY Impala Mr
Adan. 1100 cub z:. ndl """"''·-'69 CHEVY Nova. Yellow,
297 eng, 3 ~pd lranl, xlnl ., BUGS 7~:.!io~=:· 1 aale' Sl850, 534-5290
. '6" Irnpe.la SS, air, p/b, p/1,
9 0, New tlre11 MAKE OPTER. l I 7 I 847 .. IJll)
' ·~ Impala, 2 dr, 213 enc. I OH DISPlA Y & READY TO GO Now -. lo m••· a/o, xh>t
""'· Lo ...,., oe-11m • CHOICE OF. COLORS.~O MODELS AT .••
HICK IVERSON
'IT-Chevy lmpola. Sold.
Matcbi. lnL Air. PIS,
!WI. Xlnt cond -
'81 CbeV1'01et Impala Conv.
Uke MW cond. All powtr.
lllll' m,u, Evonlnp.
1965 OM!vy Impala SS. V-1,
Rl.H. P/S, auto. Orta
TWO LOCA-IO I-'l'OU oMitr. $lll50. 837.llGll.
CHEVY Mona '&l. Top t'lln.
Harbir Aren O.ly ~~riud VW ~ Po11<ho D1alor
IAI T COAIT HWY. ot IAYllDI DlllVI , NI WPOltT 11!-CH dltion. 1 ..,..,,, RJH, 111to.
lo new tires. sseo. 11»28811 & 1'70 HAlllOll IL VD., COSTA MESA 'II Chevy eonv, Stick ttllilt
jj~~--~fot~O~M~1~o~P~T~H~ElL~ov:e~1~u~•~s~n~c:1A~L~s--~M~t~.J~1~11~! ~f:'"· P45. eau ownsr.
'64 CHIVROLIT
3 I 4 TON CAB & CHASSIS
b 11U111t ••llf'ltio11 int14• I out, l ie, No. SJ4247,
OH YES!
' . WE WILL GIVE YOU A
REFRIGIRATID
CATERING IODY
ALSO IN EXC ELLENT CONDITION!
ALREADY ATTACHIDI
TOTAL PRIC I
'999 .,
0,.. 1 .... 111 II P,M.
18211 BllCll Blvd., Huntll!fton Baell
""'' Jt ....... DJeto ,..,. I'-541 llU or 147-6Uf
Open, 7 Doys 'Tll 10 P.M.
TOPS IN
QUA Lin
Wl'RI RIAL PROUD OF OUR 9UALITT USED CAftS a THI SALtlMIN
THAT RIPRESENT US ll
·.~·
'IU.I. HAROLD
'H CONTININTAL
"H CONTININTAL COUl'I
Ao11I .tH''°" 1111111111<: tlnlsh wltl! IN!d!lfll lnltrllw, bl1ck land1u roof. Lu~""' 9<1ulpped. CompltlelY 1111 1tffr• '"' WI!"'' ftctory tlr, pawe, dM• lclcb1 1!c. VTP ,,.
52295
10b.Q.80D•80D
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261' HAHOR IOULIYARD, COSTA MllA
1 MH• South of tti.
San Dl990 FrHway
USED CARS
540·1631
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BR~ D NEW
1970 OLDSMOBILE
SPORT COUPE < .,
FUii, f•c.to>rr 1qwlp,_d ii11::l1i1di119 h11~ r1 lts, 111t.1Mlt;,
hick' Uft lithh, wl11d,hi1ld w1th1n , ouh idt mirror, ci r~ "'*'· 1+c. r
~-.-b.ou TOD AY
'. . .
FULL
PRICE •,
' . llRAND NEW '' · ' BRAND ~EW • .
1970 DELTA 88 2-DOOR 1970 98·4-DOOR .SiPAN
Futly f1clo1y 1q1l-,pecl inc.ludint h11d r11h, 1111 belts,
ll1c.k up .ltthh, willd1h i1ld w11h1r1, oufiid1 inirror, c•t•
455 \II , 1Jtomf'tiC: Power lle1ri119, power d;sc llr1k11
"' ''h" •'a""a""'·g 6 FU~: , .• ''"· ''"s2996 ·~~~E PR(CE '
ORDER TODAY ORDER TODAY
. I
WE'RE WHEEL'IN & DEAL'IN ON ALL 1970· MODELS!
OYER 40
SERVICE ST Al.LS
TO KEEP
YOUR TRUCK
AT filAK ' "
EFFICIENCY!
•
THI! GM ' -s'F lf'Ym .(RE .
~COMING IN :&Y>THE
_ TRUCK LOAD! • • FROM PICKlll'S' TO HEAVY DUTYS •••
FROM' C,\'MPER UNITS TO FOUR WHEEL
' ' ' j DRIVES • • • WHETHER A SINGLE UNIT
OR A . LARGE FLEET • • •
WE ~AN SERVE YOUR TRUCK NEEDS BEST!
Y·I, •""Y tr.Rt .,,1... ltMTY •• .,rt ... ~ ....... lffl-..,..t ..
ltlt, .it illf. NCIChr, , .. 1 ......
redle, fltl 1 ...... t.
1M1111Cj1Atl DI LIWlll:Y
IDIAL POii: CAMPlll:I
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NEW 1970
3/4 TON
PICKUP
,$2695
FULL PRICE
CE2J900
~ NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A ·~· QUAUTY VALUE-RATED USED CA~ '"*'
'67 OLDSMOBILE 98
COi/pi. IUOZ tl1) Fllll 11111war, rectory 1lr
Cllllllditllnlf'lih AllSOlultlY gorgeou,. . '
$2595
'67 TORONADO
~UOG 'al Full 11111wu, 11c1ory 11r, lol~.
°'!"f l top. An u ctllenl 'tlt luc ''
$2695
'&6 OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM
I~ 1 Or. 15LW tlll AvlOfnltio;, lfctory
'"· ,...., ""'11'19. ""'V' IOJI, 8e11vHtvt I"'
•lie a. out.
'$1795
'67 OLDSMOBILE DELTA
'65 OLll~'411Bl(E DU TA 88
t Or. H. 1, (NQX tlU Aulomellc, !1c1ory
tlr. POWI• s!eering. VI. r1dio, hnl1r. Shtrp
cir.
$1295
'67 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT
' Of'. H. T. (VIN 3"1 AUtlHTllllc. IKtory 1lr,
pe1wer 1trerlng, 125 VI, r1dlo. l!Ht1r. Ovt·
111odlng. ' 52095
'68 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
• Or. !VT,. 3521 Autorn1tlc, i1c1ory 1lr,
pow.r 1tee rifl(I, VI. "'"1'1 top, rfflo, M1!1r.
ae1utih.I! CO!ldlllort.
$2395
'66 CHEVROLET CAPRICE
c;.;... J 1tir: w.T~ ITXv lllrl> A,.-jk; ·, ~.'·tuOs Ufl1 Autotn11t1C. 1~1111''1 •Ir· '°""'
II' 1:eerl')g, "'""' roo, r1dlo. l'IHlw. Tri'
$2395· ~7.95
. '68 CHEYULE .
I
Nomad co.,,.,. w1gon. (YWU S1'1 eutom111c
pow.r 11n;lng. r.illo, hH!.r. A rul bt"•..,1)'.
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$1895
'68 BONNEVILLE
I Or. t.l T. (VHU D501 Full llOW'llr. llCl'Dry
1lr cO<ld1tlonlnt. ~1nv1 !OP.
'66 FAIRLANE 500
2 Or. H. T. !TFC 1091 1utoml!lc, llOWi•
llM•lng. VL .. di .. h11!1f. Fin• cir.
$1395
'68 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
' ' or. H. T. IWQI 153) F11~ llO\ffet'. tec4or, •Ir. L11~11•r·p1111. Atll!l111i.1y torgeo14.
~3095
.
28,() HARBOR BLV D.
conA .MllA
\
I
OHH 1 DAYS A WllK
TRANSPORT ArlON
9900UMllCffO ''·'
TRAHSPM~ATI" + .!lt_AHSP'OllTAJ'~
UMll Con •. • · . "" UMll Co~~ • •_..
DODGE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD ,
MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE l'ONTIAC · ·
'66 T·llRD
VALIANT '65 LE J\otANS, llpo11 coupe.
Stt"'to bel.ieve! $100 over
Blue'•Book. 968-4038 -,60-V_AL_l_A_NT-,-VA_G_O_N_
'67 Gran P.t.'l x-Sh•r.pl . . 3012 Killybrooke Lane . I
J»aded! $1995. 846-1165 ~,Costa Mesa 54G-3IU
ORANGE'. ,IJiiNTY'S ONIJ ~ill'lllORlZED KEY DEALER FOR DODGE MOTOR HOMES by tRAYCO .
Now. Special savings on our cbm-
1970 DODGE• ' ~OTOR HOMES . .,
'· by TRAVCO
ON DISPLAY,
21 ft, & 27 ft, I
MODELS
plete line of recreational vehicles-from 1
Wl~TER PRICES
NOW IN EFFECT
1st TIME OFFERED .
campers and Famil y Wagons thr ough the ult imate in cross-count~
living, Dodge Motor Hornes. There'll never be a better time to put
yourself into one of the greates t vacation homes going. See us today1 And save enough to get yourself way out of town tomorrow. -•
GYPSY
SUNDIAL
•OVER 60 JN STOCKI
REDE KAMP
LITTLE CHAMP
SLIDE ON
'
1969 COREY$
CRUISER · 4977 Completely •
Se lf · Contained ' . .. -~
v.1 111gi111, 1ir conditioning, 1 uto. tr1n1mi11io11, pow1r 1t11ri n9, i l11p1 I ;
~ monom•tlc toil1!, '•fri91r1lor, m1 ny other 1J1tr11. No. 2012 16670. lid, front
for 2, with rt cli11lf11t ~,,, .. ,, 111!. I N , r11r, kr 2, with t1bl1, 111h . 1lor· 1191· c1bl1111t, fermlc1 tep, 4r1w1n . GI..., ti11h4I, wiltd1hi1lcl l 111 windows,
H••t.r, Hit h c1,t city1 •Ith tl•froder, IM.Nffe. l.1ounditroofi11t· lt•cli•, AM.
Jut•11• t1nk I t •Ut•· Rofri9noto..1 electric. 12 '°' 11 0 'tlolt, Si11li:, bull t·ht
•1tt i11l•1• 'lt1•J. Wete'r feri~. •1nt•d Jr..ri,, •ppre....i pl1r11~nt. •ircr•fl·tvP•·
l ran111tl11lon, 1utom•lic, J 1pttcl, H:O, w1fer coolel,•Utecl,, low mil119t.
TRAVCO .
COREY
75 Camtaer Conv~rslons Ready
for lrilmediate Delivery.
GENE .O'HARA'S " Our Lease
I
,
S~PLE.~lllCOUNTS
-· ~ltANO MJ'W 1969 MONTEREY
Cut_torn t e.r. HT. V .. , •ul9. tr•n1., f<ktOrV •Ir
ce!llllllliolllr9, -"'"rln;. po-!Cl"'! br•k· a , po-wlnclowi, r.cllo, 1'1111.,., ""'l1irw1U tires.• lltlMCI glll!.i, Wh~I CO~ll'1. Ho, tZWX'32tSJ. ~ "
Wind. Stier. $4117.20
Sale Price · $3855.00
DISCOUNT $ 962.20
, lQ&g'.'.MiiNTEREY · Wind. Stkr. $4074:10
2.DDor1t11n;11op, v· .. , •ul9. 1r1n1 .. powir 11ur1n11. -~ale Pri~e $3·193.78
~ ~· •1¥ br&kll, w11111 .... u1, 11n1ed 11111, N'T $ 881 02 ~I cover~. lltluQ 1!1 Ylnvl ln11rlo<. tz.ix. • DISCOU • •1~. .
· ..... "'" · . Wind. Stier. $3939.00
....... !9.~! .. ~~~A!_C~!! _. 's,i. ;rice $3275.00
1011<:1 br•kn, 111nr11w111 11rr1. ~rNM• p'1·$,.;"0U. NT $ 664 00 f''k"'"..,.... ••. .............. . ' . .. • .
__ _ lQ&s"cobGAR XRl . Wind. Stier. $3982.00
... -· _..;..,_. ,,,..,..,, _ ·""'' -~e Price $332Sf10
"'""'' """·• ....... "'""O)' . 1•• '""" DISCOUNT' $ 657..00 1lllu';'N1!'fltnHS11• • • i • . . •:..... ·--' '·.. . --.
OVER 70 MORE ro CHOOSE
FROti' ! ~:::::::----,
'• ... ll .• -
THESE ' ARI TIU . .
FACTS!
We ore the nu("bor one
Lincoln-Mercury d11lor in
Orange aod Sfii Diogo
Counties by 1ctual factory
figures, and we must cle•r
this final group of' brond
now 1969 models to mike
room fqr da ily shipmants
of 1970:1. S.o row . ofter .
row of 1!10dol1 end colori
now qisplay~d on our back
storage lot'-. just as they
cemo off tho factory
. trucks . T eke your pick and·
We will give you same day •
service and delivery at the
gr11tost yolrond·ditcounh
we have ·ever offered!
. ·THE FABUL . US.
·. 1970 MUSCLE CARS
: • ··. ARE·;HERE . "
Wo•• lOi Eliminator ,e Cyclone GT
. · . . :.CJ-428 Elim_lnator • Cyclone 429 .
;· Jl~T l)'_RIV~ "~. •. • · ~ .~~i.Nler. X·lOO · ·
:YOUR: F~YORITE . · : ' · / ~~lijt Oar Complete Hlljh
.f ; <;tODA l} · Perfor'inan'ce Sales-Service-, ~ · -: , ·t, " \1 Parts Center!
-.... ~ ";!!If ... . ...... _. .. -.................. ....
..
. ' .
t • ~,
' ---THE ~ FA(TORY SAYS .. MOVE THEM QUT !
" .
Still Over 12·.Trlickloads of New 69's To Go!
·New 69's
'69 Demos
'69 Exec. Can
'69 Low Mileage Used
SAMPLE
SA YING$-., :. · .
.. •
·-'... ~ '
1969 MERCU ·RY . M.ONTEGO_
4DOOR SEDAN
t . .... ' ' .
V8, Aut0111atlc Trans., Ratllo · $ • & Heater, White Wall Tim,
Factor.y Warranty. A beaut!· ' ~ . ' ful fir. etHJln• red •. Take a
ride In ltili one today. '
Low , tiifleage. o Is Lie. No.
457.MU FULL PRICE
. ' .
NOTCH TRADE-IN CARS!
).,65 _ F,o,d· Convt,'11~ · ·
V.I, a11tometic, redio, ht•ler, looks I r11111 li',l' newJ .,._,drive
· 196.4 Lt8:•o"'_qontinental . , 1t65 '?,tdlJ•~ Pqrf G.T.. . . · 1967 Mercury Co11gdr' tf,T!
y.J, ftctory ,;, co"diflonln9, fu ll po,wer, reJio, heefer, whiteWell 6 cyl., eute. lr•n1., ,....iJo, h•'!!J--1' r~el cr••rw ftuff,' IMJ.t v.1, eutom•flc, led!o, he•titri ,ewer 1teerlAJ,.lf' w•ll•, ~11yl
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1964 Oldsmobile Starfire
. " v.1, ·~to; ! '"'" f•ctory eir conditionin .. ?,f11fl pow~r, r1dio,
he1let, b11ck•t 1e1t1, whit• int erior. LiceMf }OR ,611
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1963 Cmdilla~ De Ville
tir••· Bleck witll bl.ck inleriOr. License IFI 66J 1eet1. Liu1'11• PCF tlQ_ .• _ M• fop, eir co~ilio,nfn9 •• 9n• owner, run1_.!!k• new."F~~·10.rY,' W!r· . •919 •919 ""ty.(VGZ·•ita9·
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1964 Buick Skylark
V.I, auto. ft •n1 ., factory 1ir conditloninig, Powar 1feerin9, pow•
•r wi"clow•, rtdio, h••ler. licenst KIX 741
•919
1967 Toyota Corona
4 Gott '""'• stick 1hift, r•dio, he•t,r. W°•~t o t•• 1e..,-l.,Jrt
thi1 '"'' Lic•h•• VOG 151 .-
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1967 Mercury Pkln •. Brqugharn 1969 Merc.11ry .Marquis H.J •.
' 1 v.1, euto. +re,,,., fectery elr condlfio11in9, full pow•r. k/H, w/w v.1, eute. !rent., fectory eir cond'ltionin9, full· power, R/H, w/w
tires, viii~ roef, tin!M 9le11, whl co.,.n. lest Mere he1 to off•r, tlrt•, ''tlnyl roof, finlti 91•1•, whl. co,,•r•, AM.FM Stereo. Lie.
UUV 509 , XIH 806
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1968 Ford Torino G.T. Convt.
v.1, 111!0. tref11., , ••• , •••• ,r,.., radio, "'''''· whitewell tir•J.
low.11111••-F•ctory w•rr•nty. lic•n1• WTZ 17J
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1969 Uricoln Continental . . . ' v.1, faclory ,•ir contili1Jonht9, full powor, R/H, w/w flre1, tintM.
91•••, whl. co¥•rl• Pricod belDw bluo book -W•rrenty. li•:
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cellence, the 1970. Cadillac is suf.e to exceed your
greates expectations. Let's get together soon tor a
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• MILEAGE 1969 CADl.LLA-C· 'EL · D()RAPOr . -
Exquisiti S1pphire Blue Firemist w/
white p1dd1d top & wh ite leether ex-
terior, ~ec.tory Air, Full Powff, Stereo
AM, Power door loc ks, tilt & telescopic
steering wheel, etc.., etc..
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1967 CADILLAC
eou'pe DeVUle. Blae)t exterior wlth black
padded top a11d black cloth I: leather inter-
ior. Ft.Ill power, factory alr, pcnve r door
Jocks, A ~1-F1'1 radio, twlll1ht sentinel, etc.
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1967 FLEETWOOD
Brougham. Embassy black' wi th black top
and black leather Interior. Full polver, fac·
tory air, Ult lvheel, stcrt'o AM·FM, polver
door locks, power ll'unk release, Vogue pre·
mlum Ures, etc .. e t~. (UPS731 l
1966 CADILLAC
Sedan De Ville. Beautiful Sahara gold ,,.,
Black Padded top, black leetht'r interior, Full
Power, Factory Ah·, A.?.'l-fl\I Radio, till
\vheel, Power door locks. etc. (Sii42'ff -· -
1969 CADILLAC
Shalimar gold Sedan DeVillc lvith ;old top
and gold leather Int erior. Full po\\er, fac-
tory air. lilt steering '"heel. sterro Ar.1-r r-.1
radio. power door Jocks, etc. (XEZ573)
SAU
$3200
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PRICE
SALE
$2700
PRICI
SALE
$57.00
PRICE
SALE 1967 CADILLAC
Sedan De Ville. Fu!J po\vt'r, factory air con·
ditionlng, Al\l·Fr.1 radio, pov<er door locks,
po\ver vent "'lndo\\'S. Bronze flreriih;t ''1th
black padded top and black leather interior.
_$3.600
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1965. CADILl.AC
Sedan De Ville. ·Pop~l8r· Ne,Vpott'' 'Blue ,\·f
dlx. Interior, Factory Air Cond., Full fO\\'er,
slgnRI seekin" Radlo,,ti!t,• telescopi.J: wheel.
all Dix. Xtras. (J\VD204l. · "'' · '
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1968 CADILLAC
Coupe de Vllle. Nohnancfy bJOe "With black
Canaau and blUe leather trim. Fu!J. .power,
factory air conditlonin", tilt-tele wheel, ·A?rI;FM r&dio, etc. Local one owne-r.
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trimmed plush. interior. Factory .air .corJ:d. •. ·f.,u11 power, s,tere~"' Af111F1'!: .:~,v-. ~pine "'hitc with black Vinyl lnt~rlor. 1ull · . ·.
radio, Cruise Control, tilt & tclcs.cop!c· wflecJ; split front seat11~lffl.1e~~ ''.· po\\·cr, factbry air:· A?if~tM, tilt stJ rtng l"Jte adjustment, rear \Vlndo\v defogger,•door auard, powt r . QO!'.!joc;ltl, -· wh I (UTC387l · r
headlamp dimmer!!. wsw tires. remete trunk ·opener .. twillgh ~i;entinel. cc · PRICE
etc .• etc. Absolutely every option on 'this h,1xul'lous myt'*' car {Ser. -------------------99132943). Mui>t be seen&. dtiven: . · .·· 1 . . ~ . . .
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1965 OLDS ~ELTA
88. Grecian 1old 'vilh n1atchlng cloth Inter-
ior. Automatic, power !llttring, po\\·cr
,. brakes, radto, heater,~ fa ctory air, white
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1966 TORONADO
Deluxe. Full po\\·er, factory air condltlonln&.
tilt \\'heel, Al\t-Fr-.f r adio, silver blue finish,
vinyl to1>, deluxe In terior. (10081}
1965 CADILLAC
H!irdtop coupe. Cascade gi·ee n ll'ith match· ing cloth ilnd leather Interior. Full po\ver,
factory air, ,AM-FJ\.l rad.Jo. tilt-telescopic
steer:lng whee[ (RGU643) · · .. ~ )> -l~ .
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·lcrior. Full po\"·~1tactory air, XMi-rJ\;I ~o. ,t·
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A PSYCHIATRIST TELLS
What Makes You
Fall in Love
ROBERT CULP
An Actor Who
· · Fights for Ca~ses
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DAI LY Pl LOT ; ~1 4'A
AN EXPERT'S ADVICE
How to Choose the
Right Toy for a Child
FOR Dll. IU.IUB HINIUCBS,
AmukaA MeJiCfll
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Ke,...da Moo,.., Gal/pore, JIU..
e The aafety of mcnber and child de-
pends on the continued aJertne.. and
diciency of the obetet.riciaa, hie ua.iatant,
the anesthesiologist., and a Dune, each
haYing a specific duty to perform. F.-er-
genciea may ariae, and thia team must
respond unhampered by the preecmce ol
anyone who may become disturbed.
FOR JORN .4. SR.4FFBR,
A'1nilaUu111M, F~rtJ.
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luaee '1wy~1--Mr•. lrelM Rolar,
DnU. IAh, N .D. ,
e To date, of the 133 attempts, 77 haYe
been succeaeful ea route to Cuba. Thie
breaks down to 49 U.S. aircraft and 28
foreign. In addition, there ba•e been 29
succe&sful skyjackings to other countries,
The remainder have been uuucceufuL
We have not found any akyjack·related
death..
POR UBBIUCB
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ritl o/ lati.-J~ C...
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e I had a aerioua infection in the riaht
fiqer of nay left hand. Docton consid-
ered amputation, but through proper
medical attention, it waa sued.
FO• FINTON BLOlltn',
Tre......, NJ.
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e There is no way of tracing them. ei-
ther as to ·custom or date, prior to 1920.
It was not until the early 19309 that
6nt-day co•en became big buaiDeee to
philatelists. Anyone who mailed a letter
in New York City oD July ~ 1846. the
place and date of iaauance ol the 6nt
U.S. poetage stamp, receiftd the fint
American "first-day COTer."
What In Ula World!
Sdentlfk Turlrey Whatever the brand
of turkey on your menu this Thunday,
there's a good chance it wu fed by com-
puter. An IBM 1130 computing IJSteUl
planned the feed menu for about 26 miJ.
Comp41tw-lecl turkeys
lion of the growing birda, from eu on·
-ward. The computer ddermined nutri-
tional requirements affected by changing
weatheT and prices. Next step is fore-
casting to determine how many turlreys
Americans will eat next year.
Football, Anyone? It has been 100
yean since the 6rat intercollegiate foot·
ball game between Princeton and Rut·
gera. Players wore street clothes minus
jackets, according to ABCs aport.e de-
partment. l.n 1874 flanard added IWe&t·
en, and handkerchieu were tied on the
playen' beads eo spectaton c:ouJd tell
wbo was who without a aconica.rd. McGill
added abort, white trouaen, striped eweat.
en, and turbans. Tallow-coated (slip-
pery I ) one-piece suits came Uld went
(outlawed!) in the "90s. It waaa't until
1916 that numben identified the playen.
Today's jeraeye, though, haTen'l changed
much since the turn of the century.
Groovy Responsibility ••Jn your teena
you may re8Cnt parenl8' discipline," says
Bobby Sherman ("Here Come the Brides, ..
ABC-tv), looking back from the philo-
sophical age of 23 ... But later OD it's up
lobby
Sltwmon
to you-not them-to make a good re-
lationship. My parenl.8 are my friende-
FOa GBOltGB P. SCRVU,
S«re..-y of L.IJor
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ll•ri•I dae p••• JO
yeer•1-Del L•le•JN,
B..,.a, FaA. -
e Alaab, but the Commoaweahh ol Puer-
to Rico owl'tbe put 10 years eueecla iL
FOa C.utOL BVMETT
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fl•e• lia •• yo•r
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.U..a, ON..y, Colo.
e He ie not my husband (Joe Hamilton,
my ahow's producer, ii). When we 6.rat
introduced Em.ie to our studio audience.
it wu eort of a practical joke. Ernie was
such a 1ood aport and took aach a srand
bow that the introcluctioa beCufMi a nm-
nin.1 pg. We hope to ha.e him oa the
ahow eometime th.is sea.eon, u well u in
the audience. But aiDce he is now nch
a celebrity, he may be unuailable.
POa Pn'BR GIUYES,
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• All our devices are pouible, ud tome
of the moet fantastic are being med in
real life. Drup are bued on the real
ones. but, of coone, we simulate thoee
Wied OD ~ show.
POR FOODY B..i"YBS,
~ OAU> 5,.,,. UiUonllity
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11.,.1r. '""°....., P•re--, NJ.
e No Big Ten team is allowed to play
in any bowl but the Roee Bowl
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I could even go out on a double date
with them. Mom was 15, Dad 17 when
they married, and they still look and
think young. They've adjuated to me. I
got Dad to wear sideburns and. once i.n
11 while, medals. Mom wean m.ini-aki.rta
and looh groory. h
Light Wottc "When Apollo 12 beaded
for the moon, it required a thrust equiva-
lent to lighting 5.2 billion lightbulbe for
one minute," says Wolfgang Thouret of
Hackensack, N.J. Doctor Thouret ehould
know ; he's the expert who designed the
20,000..watt xexon bulbs. the world's most
powerful They are used at Cape Ken·
nedy to illuminate the Apollo-Saturn dur-
ing prelauncb work. That's SO billion
candlepower or the equivalent of 59,000
household bulbs.
Get a Hotwl The Bell System prides
itself on it.s tremendous technical achieve.
meats. But H's s till using the hone
around Price, Utah, where there are 420
miles of telephone wire strung through
some of the continent's most ~ ter·
rain. To maintain the Linea, cowboy re-
pairmen, laden with elaborate telepbouic
equipment. tra•el mostly by horseback,
sometimes in deep snow. Bell, however,
adds that inspection is done by helicopter.
N011~bw ~I, 1i69
You are Invited to mall your questions or comments about any article or advertisement that 1PPUrs In Family Weekly. Your letter will receive 1 prompt answer. Write to Service fditOf,
F•lly Wetlly, 641 l.ulnlton Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022.
IMAGINE I ALL OF US -~~~~:;L!· ~·. ! 1~ .
Children loYe the macic of Walt Disney cha'lden. Snow
White, Pinocchio, Donald Duck and 25 other .it-time favor-
ites will make your child's room as py and colorful •
Disneyland. These characters are printed in full color on
luxurious durable art-board. They are so bil they easily
decorate a IO.foot wall. They're easy to punch out and put
up, and your child will have loMl1 of fun arranclnc them.
The only way to appreciate the color and charm of these
superb Walt Disney character wall decorations Is to see
them on your child's wall. Be the first in your neilhborhood
to transform your child's room into a mlCical Disneyland.
S4NMI just $1, plus 25~ for posQp and handllftC. n..t'a just I
fraction of what JOU would expect to PIJ for nll decontlona of
such outatllndin1 quaHtJ. Thia 1mazi .. offer mlJ not be ,.,.. ....
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outs for only $1 plus 2~ l)Oltqe, with full moneybedl 1uaran.
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Advutium~nt
Make This Your
Loveliest Year El!r
Every year of a woman's
life should bring with it a
new phase of beauty, for •oday
the disc.overy of a remarkabJe
tropical moist oil at last as-
sures her that each passing
year can bring added loveli-
ness to her complex.ion.
Extraordinary scientific
achievement is embodied in
this unique moist oil with its
ability to contribute to the un-
folding and blossoming of
a radiantly beautifuJ com-
plexion.
AU skins need supplemen-
tary ministration of a particu-
lar kind after the age of
twenlf..five, when the glands
gradually become lea active
and manufacture only a frac-
tiooal quantity of vital skin
ftuids. Sometimes this depriva-
tion of the essentials is brought
about cveo more prematurdy
through unlavOlD'able weather
hazards, diflicuJt climatic eoo-
ditioos oc any one of a dozen
othc:r circumstances exclusive
perhaps to the twentieth cen-
tury that directly or indirectly
have a depletory df ect on nat-
ural dennic ftuids.
A lavish application of the
scie ntific moist oil to the face
and neck helps sponsor na-
ture's every effort to provide
the skin with regenerative, sus-
taining elements that wort to
restore balanced functioning.
Optimum benefit is obtained
from the natural balance of oil
and moisture which this beauty
ftuid possesses. Cosmetic tcien-
tists have aptly described it as
a "peeled" beauty oil, by which
•hey mean it does not contain
the heavy scaling elements
common to normal oils. Its
rapid softening and beauti-
fying values are immediately
available to the complexion
and prove their worth most
dramatialty when ..,Pied to
alleviate skin dryness, for the
complexion quiolly ta.ta on a
smoother, dewier, lovelier ap-
pearance.
Another great, beneficent
property of the tropical moist
oil is its readiness to further
the skin's naturaJ hygroec:opic
tendencies, and a healthy
bloom is soon established
as moisture is constantly at-
tracted fTom the atmosphere
to the complexion.
This moist tropical oil is
obtainable in most countries
of the world and here in Amer-
ica is available from druggists
as oiJ of Olay. Smoothed over
your skin daily and used as an
ideal sub-foundation for make-
up, it brinp your complexion
the richest djvidcnds of beauty
and heralds lhe attainment of
your loveliest year e"cr.
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Reca ••
To gain the bat ~Mfits of
the beo11tifying propertks of
this moist oil and to lc«p yOfU
complexion ckar of wrinkle
dryness a/ways smooth on "
film of oil of Olay beneath
your ntalce-up to prOf«t -""
bea11tif y your complezio11
whilst uuuring >''*' nlak~up
ltas pa/«1 molt beauty.
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Ratlialtu is rutoud to the
eompkxion wla~n ii is clter-
ishftl witlr rich cream al ,Uglrt.
Before Y'* go to bed, mOSSl!l8e
Rently with tire oil of Olay,
paying ponicul.tu attmtion to
Ifie c row's-feet area where
ageing Jinn firn appear.
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Towards maturity cherish
your slin with a little extra
eore to smooth wrinkle-Jry-
MSS and h4lp kup Iorio.I Una
al bay. Befot'e n1irin,g, apply
a genn<>tU film of oCl of Oltly.
massaging It with tlte fi~
tip• in cire11l"' mo11~ments
'""' •piral upwards tutti Ofll-wanh.
How to Choose the
Right Christmas Toy
By IJONEL WEINTRAUB
"'nW.nt, Toy ~" of ~o ,,..W...., w..t Tey Corp.
DURING TBE WEEKS before
Christmas, millions of par-
ents, grandparents, and doting
aunts and uncles will be roaming
around toy departments asking:
"Ho'1J can I choose the rirht toy-ooe
he (or she) will really enjoy?"
Jost remember that toya are the tools of
play, and play servea a more m~ogful
function than joat t.o occupy a child'a time.
A child needs energ'etic fun aa well aa ac-
tivitiea to whet his curioaity and sharpen
hia intellect.
You might uk yourself, does it get the
child involved? Standinr by and watching
is not for space.-age children. They want
to manipuJate tbinp-to participate. The
enjoyment .ia in the doing, not in admirlnr.
~ -xt mlu does it produce action
of aome aort? The ability to make thinra
happen ha.a a powerful appeal t.o children.
Now let's move on t.o some specific .. do'a
and don't.a."
Be sure the toy is appropriate for the
child's mental al'e. For the convenience of
con11umera, some manufadurera indicate
an appropriate age range for each prod-
uct. Consider thia a helpful hint and not
an infallible rule. It is more important
that the toy be suited to the boy'a or
l'irl's own level of mental and social de-
velopment. Don't eliminate a potential gift
for a bright five-year-old because the toy
ia recommended for the six-~gbt group.
But I don't recommend the practice of
some proud l'J'&Ddparenta I know who
wouJdn't think of buying a t.oy for their
gTandchild unless it waa marked for a
child at lea.et two years older than be--
whether be waa ready for it or not.
Select a toy your child can understand.
Any toy that is too complicated will bore
the child very quickly. Such a toy will
require conaiderable superviaion on your
part, which is something to be avoided.
Whatever you buy, make certain it is euy
to handle.
Buy a toy your child can play with this
Chriatmaa. Never mind the item you think
be will "grow int.o by next year ... If a
child can't enj°'y it instantly, chances are
be won•t spend much time investigating
its value later on.
Be sure all electric t.oys carry the Under-
writers' seal of safety. UL-etandinl' for
"Underwriters' Laboratoriea"~bould be
on every electrical item and cord. Electri-
cal toya should never be uaed when b&nda
are wet.
Shop for the beet price. Several years
ago, toy 'manufacturers abandoned the
practice of recommending retail price&.
Today toy prices vary from st.ore t.o store.
and it paya to shop around. But product
quality and durability are important, ao
it ia advisable to buy brand names even
if you pay a little more.
Let yaw .... play with the toy io hi.a
own way. Help only when he or abe ub
for it. Of courae, there will be occuiooa
when parental instruction and guidance
should be ~ven.
Don't buy a toy with a myriad ot amall
parts for small children. Thia kind of item
will end up all over the bouae or po88ibly
in the child'a stomach.
Don't buy poorly constructed toy._ lletal
producta may appear sturdy and even im-
pre8s yoo with the noetalgic appearance
of a "rood old-fashioned toy." It ia wiae
to be aure the metal edgee are rolled or
turned in; all corners should be roun.ded .
Be suft the wheela of wooden to19 are
amootb and splinter-free..
Doll't ...,. '90 many toys for one child.
It is easy t.o aive in ta an overpnerous
impolse to shower the child with many
toys in the hope one will be a big bit. Bot
it's best t.o uae rood judgment in eeleding
a few auitable items.
Don't give the child all biJI t.oys at once.
If your child is presented with a bevy of
toys, including thoee from splurging rela-
tives, it is wiee to put a few away for a
later-date "surprise."
Don't be overcautious. Concern for sale-
ty should always be first in the minds
of parent.a, but a child who baa .reached
school &«e should be able t.o play with an
adventuresome toy aucb as electrical itema
and tool chests. The basic rule of toy
safety i&-the right t.oy for the right
child at the right time.
Don't rush t.o blQ' toys at the last min-
ute. Give yoor&elf enough time t.o delib-
erate on all the element.a in the above list
before you pick your t.oys. •
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The Best of the New-·A Toy
Here they are-the dolls who dance ballet, the games that bust your brain (or back),
I F YOU WANT to know what
toy is going to be popular
with children this Christmas
season, just look at the world
around you. Toys reflect the
times.
In World War II and duriDI' the
Cold War, aoldien and weapona were
popular. Now it'• apacemen. In the
Depreaaion, the favorite game wa.a
Monopoly, in which a player could
becdme a "millionaire"---0r a bum.
Today's popular games are bod:y-con-
tact ones, wit.h plenty of ~go.
"Twitter," in which participants
twist together almoet like pretsels,
started the fad three yean ago, ac-
cording to the game manuf actu~r
Milton Bradley, Inc. The company at-
tributes body-1:.0ntact games to the
fact people are more open and
friendly toda_v.
This yea~• body-action game i1
"Limbo Lep." It f eaturee an electric
"Jimbo rod" for jompinl'. which can
be set high or low, fast or slow. (It
may also reflect our affluent society,
which bu the time and money to ro
to the Caribbean Ialanda where the
limbo dancers entertain.) It coats
ahout $6.
In another area, children no lon&'er
want a doll just to cuddle; they want
S ketch Cl T1tne pn-
cil activates mtuical
not ea; uae tuM carda
or tap out ro•r
r.w,1 songa.
the spacemen who go way out-all waiting to make life fun again for
-By TEIUtY SCHAER.TEL
action. too. Two new dolls from Kat-
t.el. for example.. are "'Dancerina." a
ballerina who moft!S arms, lep, and
head in the clusic positions, and
"Swingy," who dances to a rock beat.
Ideal's action doll ia named '"Beau-
tif u I Criuy." Ber hair actually grows.
It can be wuhed and styled to fit her
wardrobe.
Tranaportation toya remain popu-
lar-provided they do aomethinl'.
Ideal produces Mini-lfotorific pow-
ered cars and tnclc.a (complementing
the la.ra'er Motorific line). The Minis
can be held in a chikl's palm but have
plenty of racing zip, tbanb to small
"N" -eised batteriea.
Mattel also produces toy cars and
bu added a "SupeY-Charger" to last
year's popular "Hot Wheels." Battery
operated, the die-a.st can come with
an &UOrtment of tracb and bridges.
A clNf.....t line of miniature die-
cut can comes from Corgi. The price
range is about $1.60 to $4. The details
are said to be so accurate that ,'"It's
like &ooking at the real thing through
the wron.r end of a teleecope." Among
the tiny details are engines, air in-
take, carburetors, exhausts, spoke
wheels, doore that open. and spring
suspension.
In the stuffed animals field. Ger-
many's Steiff. which made the first
Teddy bear, baa come out with a new
Teddy and a brand-tiew ''mink" ani-
mal for $10. (No, it's not a real rodent.
but it's cuddly.)
Also new to the AJDerican market is
the "Bt!tt'lt"f)/erl Hue," translated aa
"bed jumping" in German. The tradi-
Build Poaklge Stamp TraiM (abotle)
11ouraelf 10ith MiJ1i4tvre N -gavge traim.
Dulie Bobben' (left) MtcMd t01uel11
cr.U 1D"4tevn-fOf"f'ltf ¥°" 'tOGftt.
' Familw Wuklw, N ov.mbe,r £3, 1119
tion is that a child receives a reward
like candy for beinl' good all d.-y and
promptly "jumping into bed." The
goody is hidden under the hollow bot-
tom of thia animal doll. In American
stores, it's called "llicle.a..Gift" and
retails for about $3.75.
In p:reachool toys, the lateet from
Fiaber-Priee includes the four-room
"Play Family HouW' for little sister.
It binges open and locks abut with a
handle for carrying it over to a play-
mate'• house. Five play people and _11
pieces off urniture, movable staircue
and cloaet, a doorbell that rinp, ·and
&'•rare door that 1lide&---all come
packed in a "movinr van" carton.
for llttle brother, the combination
''Tool Box Work Bench" can help de-
velop mechanical skills. It features a
rugged area for pounding. Giant
screws can be turned with the tools
that come with the aet. The viee baa
a aaf ety feature., so no matter how
hard the younpter turna, it cannot
harm a little finger. Among the other
play-part.a (acaled to 2~-~year-old
skills) are ecrewdriver, claw hammer,
wrench, and aaw.
"Shuffles," a plastic table-top ver-
sion of shuffleboard. is this year's
entry frotl\ Aurora, a oompany which
specialiZes in taking lara'e l'&met and
scaling them down t-0 "'apartment
siu." It retails for about $10.
· Another miniaturization is "Flash-
back.'' a nonstop, higb-epeed model-car
racing set powered by an air-pressure
hand-controJ. The set includes two
cars, six feet of two-lane plastic race
track.a, tw~peed control. a simulated
Ideal ToJ''• Jlitd-Jlotonfie Srwi•t
Race Ila d~rola for-.el tlmer.
grandstand, and a pit atop. Sunested
retail price, $12.
Aurora a1eo puts out a line of build-
it-younelf miniature N-cauge train1
called 'TostapStampTrain&"Even
the moat extensive la.youta can be con-
tained on a table top.
Dune bunies are "in" with the eea-
and-1urf set--and now, in smaller
venions, with the kiddie set. A beach
jeep by Tonka ia 1bown on our conr.
An elaborate version of the dune
bu&TY is from Kenner, which u.ya it
is the first model that can be u.eed
outdoon u well u in the houae. The
child riding it can maneuver it around
fumitura and drive it in revene. For
safety, a Jong-taatm. eeaJed alkaline
battery and recharger are provided.
It is powend by a 6-volt electrical sys-
tem with an armature-type motor. Re-
tail, about $69, including battery and
recharger .
.._. raclll1 is growing popolar in
adult and children's worlds, too.
Strom~cker, for in1tance, offers
"Can-Am Home Road Racing Sets.''
, inspired by the Canadian-American
Challenge Cup Series. It nrta.ila for
under $40. The 24-foot racing circuit
contains two steeply banked Monu-
type turns, two-lane changing tracb;
highly detailed cars; plug-in control-
lers with built-in dynamic brakes;
starting track with plug-in termi-
nals; nonanag fence; U.L. approved
power pack.
A scale of 1/48 is used for a build-
Gti"' (~ft), a tltiflkgatM, eombiMJ tic-
ta.c-toe 1in&f)licit71 with chu11trateg71.
Roundup for Christmas 1969
young and old
Mott•l'• D••cutri•a i• a real prit11a
boUmflUJ, a .. V111iwg.e11erw pontiow.
it--yoaneJf Apollo Lunar Spacecraft.
The bobby kit from Revell includes
cement, painta, paintbrush, and mov-
ina-and detachable parts. Suggested
retail price: $11.
New this year i.a a battery-operated
electronic musical toy from Ohio Arts
called "Sketch a Tune." The child fol-
loWB one of 24 illustrated numbered
tune cardl-or be can tap out his own
sonp with a special pencil that acti-
vates the muaical notes.
0.. l9y which has stood the teet
of chana"iq times since 1913 is the
Erector Set. It and the Ran'edY Ann
doll vie for bonora u the finrt com-
merciall,y made toys in AmericL Ac-
cording to an Erector Set spokemnan.
.. In every pnention tbe kida have
found their own desfsm, so only a few
inatrudiona are packed in the kit. In
yea.rs put. they built bridpa and der-
ricb. Todq, with tbe lldded motors,
puJleya, and electrical devicee, they
build apace atatiom." '
Two new offbeat games come from
Parker Brothen, Inc. "Som.a," ntail-
ina-for about $2.26, i.a a brain~
game. It eouiata of eeven i.rregularty
shaped plutic pieces, which. when put
to,etber, form a perlect cube. The
mental cbalJenp ia to tab the cube
apart and try to restore it, m ini one
of the million poaibilitiee deviled by
the Dani.ah inventor, mathemetician
Piet Hein.
"DeeJie Bobbera," on the other
hand, will calm the frauled brain. Jt'a
ju.t plain old doodling-but in the
third dimension. The 10 colorful plu-
tic-notcbed wbeelll join to create what--
FortMfWe-
•cAool1ri, tlc
l'ulurr-Price
~l' .. ilw
Bouelaiaou
opn-4
loda1bl.
Tlli1 i• Steil/'• Te.Uw /or 1919-10.
ner forms yoo want, repreaentative
or abstract. No instructions are
needed; ju.at do your own tllina-.
The "now" pme from E. S. Lowe
i.a "Gorn." Alao a think pme, it i.a a
contemporary adaptation of one of tbe
world'• oldest ram-, GO, eombinO..
the simplicity of tic-tac-toe with the
strategy of chess. The object of Guru
is to maneuver 40 colored playiDS'
pieces so that fhe are poeitioned in
a row. •••• • •r mcic mates the Ken-
ner ''LiS'bt 'N Go Puppy" move. When
the child focuaes the liPt beam hid-
den in hia '"Lipt 'N Go Bone" (which
is lldually a flubliS'ht with a switch
b~ enouS'h for smalJ f"a.qen) t.o a
certain spot on the doe'• collar, the
d~ will heel. stop, circle. or ecamper
away. Most mqic of aD, it the electri-
cal poppy's switch ill left on in tbe
sunlight, he will romp "aD by him-
self." No plq-in, no wine.
The "Betty Crocker F!uy Bake
Kn•w'• Ligltt 'N Go Pwwf dff. law
trieb 101lew llu bowe-ligllt di,. ...
Oven" alilo comea from Kenner. It
operates on two U..ht balbe to cook
deuerta with miniature mixtures for
cakes, brownies, and frostinp. Aa a
eaf ety measure. the aluminum bakinS'
pam elide throuS'h a coolini chamber
before eag'er band• can 1Tab the
goody bot from the OftD.
Remco has a prtent on a tranaiator-
md control circuit built by AT•T. It
worb on a principle similar to that
which maba a prase door open while
a driver is stiD aittinS' in bia car. Thia
sophisticated mechanism i.a featured
in sound-activated toys for pre-
acboolen called ~c whistle toya."
The "Tricky Bwiy School Bus," for
in.stance, will cio.e ita door and drive
off in the direction of the child blow-
ini the "m.aaic whistle." then make
a stop and open ita door. No wiree or
other connections. Comee complete
with pauenpn and bua driver; you
buy the two "D" batteries.
The mqic whistle that comee with
A JliJtoa B~ bod~ OO•t,
Lm&o ug•, u •R7 tltu ,..,..
Tl&u ,_,,, Bot Wuell frOJH Mattel
toke e•r11 .. tiia a Swper-Cltarger.
"Baby Bonny," an IS.inch .Remco doll
who aita in a lwinl', can also be worn
u a locket. The whiat)e makes the
swing atop or ro or the baby wriggle
around "al) by henelf." She can alao
be activated by ca.reesing-or nmply
telling her to swing or atop awinging.
Uaes three "I>" batteries, not included.
And then there is a farm foll of
Remco whistle toya: Tricky Doodle
Duck, Tricky Peter Penquin, Tricky
Tommy Turtle. At the command of
the whiatle. they stop and ,-o. quack.
waddle, squeak. roll They alao do it
(Coamnaed °" pa~ 8)
Pmtest!-Heritage
of die PilgritM?
Soipua bold our police at bay.
Sit-ins make authority a farce.
Violence shakes citie1 as the cry
"Protest!" becomes a about. The
attitude grow11 J( you dUolc the
law is wrong-break it!
What's yo11r stand? Our coun-
try was founded oo rebellion-
on the right to protest. But can
open defiance be defended? Is
this a "right" ... or a national
outrage?
Many dissenters justify the.ir
stands on the i11ue of peraonal
creed. "The Vietnam war is im·
moral!' .. is their cry. This dual
loyalty to state and conYktions
has been a dilemma for centuries.
But how often are men governed
by emotion or human opinion-
instead of spiritual /11c/sJ
What are thete facts? Our
booklet "The Christian and His
Counuy" discusses the current
ferment from a Christian point
of Tiew. It offers yardsticks for
measuring unquestioned loyalty
-and nlid dissent. h .reminds
citizens in this Thanksgiving
aeuon that to keep our freedoms,
our Yety right to protest-they
MUST act to create laws with;,,
which they can lin. Send for it!
WHY NO-i-
FIND OUT
FOR
YOURSELF?
LUTHERAN LAYMEN'S LEAGUE, Otpl-37
2115 Hampton Avenue, SL Louis, Mluouri 63139
Pl .... aend-wlthout cost or obllp tlon
-•copy of th• boo.._..t: THE CHRISTIAN
ANO HIS COUNTRY.
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Toy Roundup <c°"*"e.i from. pG9C 1 >
Ttoo ccar• nu back CltWI
f ortll °"II-foot track'-
A "f"Ot"G' • Flollbaek.
at the command of clappinr handa.
Not a sound-activated toy, but
somewhat magic anyway, is the Rem-
co "Tru-Smoke Diesel Truck." The
smoke which puffs from the diesel
exhaust stack is harmleaa (nothing is
burning) and long-luting. There are
three battery-powered body styles in
the fleet: dump truck, cement mixer,
twin-boom wrecker.
New this year ia the Rem co "Voice
Control Astronaut Base." According
to a spokesman for the firm, "This is
the first year apace toys were this
popular. It's because of the moon shot.
For the first t ime, every television
station covered it, so the kids couldn't
f ind any cartoon program on. If they
free Toy lnfonnatloft
Through a ?ae10, ezclu1i11e ur11ice,
Familr W eelelr rHder• fflCIV obtai"
the Mmea of local 1tor11 mad deahr•
that carrv any of tM tor• ducribed
i" thia i.,ue. J..ut call 01'r rperial toU.
free telepho"' fl Umber from ""•-
where i" tM U"ited St4tu, from "°'°
until Chriltmaa. Dial:
loo-553-9550
(If r ou live in /Q10a, "" thia number:
$19-!4!-1867.)
Remco'• Voice Ctmtrol A1trOM9't Bau
actuallr latnaelu roct.t "'~·
were to watch television at all, it
would have to be the moonahot.
"The old-type military toys, how-
ever, seem to be at the end of their
present fad because there are few tv
combat shows now. It is mainly the
af f1uent, nonmilitariatic-minded sO:
cietiee, incidentally, which even have
war t oys. Israel, under constant
threat from neighboring nations, does
not produce any military toys, nor
doea Rusaia."
Ttt. Astronaut Base includes an
electro-phone headset to pick up the
actual recordings of simulated
launching, in-flight operations, rea-
cue attempts, and for launching a
spring-loaded rocket miaaile. The set
also includes rescue helicopter, rocket
carrier, security van, detailed opera-
tions, and realistic figuree.
Mr. Saul Robbina, former president
of the Toy Manufacturers of Amer-
ica, Inc., and chairman of Remco,
aaya : "Our children have fewer play
opportunities than our generation
had, s o the parent should ask his
child's preference. The child will nat-
urally select the right toy for his per-
sonality. Today's kids have picked up
some of the same problems of their
parents and really need a distraction
from preaaurea and tenaiona." +
Key to Toys on Our Cover
1. Castfe by Lego Building
Toy 2. Mattel's Super-Eyes
Optic Set 3. Hasbro's Astrolite
Kit 4 . Ideal's Betty 8ig Girl
5. Kenner's Real Sound Movie
Projector 6. Milton lrodley's
Go IO the Head of the Clan
7. Lionel Trains 8. Suzy Home-
maker Soda fountain 9.
fisher-Price's Creotive Coaster
10. Porker Brothers' Ava-
lanche 11. Revell's Apollo
lunar Spacecraft Kit 12.
Strombecker's Can-Am Racing
Set 13. Remco's Tru·Smoke
Cement Mixer 14. Tonka's
Dune Buggy '5. Aurora's
Shufftes
I F amil11 WHkl11, N ovtmber 1$, 1969
Atiz-
Yumo , Donlels Jewelry Co.
Collfomlo
Bokerslleld1 Bye's of 8oketsfield
Glendo le, B·S f ine Mdse. Co
Dohnken Inc. of S. Col.
Ho..,word, Devon, Inc.
• C/0 J. C. Penney Co.
Hollywood. E. H. Gold Jewelefl
Merced 1 Besco Enterprise1
Newport Beach, Costom ESA
ABC Premiums
Socromento, Glaser Bros.
Son fernondo, Henderson's
Son luis Obispo. Besco Enterprises
M. Knilok & Co.
Modonno Inn
Son Moteo1 Steiners Jewelery
Sonlo Monico, King Jewelers
Son to Roso, Jewel Box
Torronce1 Swander C(>SI. Jewelry
ColonHfo
Colorado Springs: S.M .< -Jewelry Dept.
Pueblo, Gibson Co.
ldoho
Boise1 Weisfleld's, Inc.
Id oho Falls 1 Jensen Jewelers
Lewiston, Great Western Dist Co.
Pocorello, Gem Stole Dist.
Note Morgon Jewelers
Twin Folts: Jensen Jewelers
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Europe Was Our
Classroom
Two young students tell about their experiences
-educational and personal-attending
programs sponsored by the
American Institute for Foreign Study
Editors' Note: Accompanied by
teacher-chaperons, 73,000 U.S. high-
school students last summer tToveled to
Europe, AJia, and Africa sight-seeing
and working at "<> different schools and
universities.
The American Institute for Foreign
Study, founded in 1964 to encourave the
undets1onding of foreign countries by
young Americans, sponsored the six-
weelt progrmns. AIFS is staffed by peo-
ple from many nations and presently
reaches into 10 countries.
What the teen-agers enjoyed most
and how much they gleaned from their
summer Yenture are reflected here in the
recollections of both Anne Gray of MetP..
dian, Miu., and Michael V. Seeley of
Lansing, Mich., just two of the many
thousands.
By Anne Gray
(Anne, 17, is the daughter of an
Episcopal priest in Meridian, Mias.)
My English teacher, Mrs. Anne
Sanford, became interested in AIFS
three years ago. Our 20-member
group Jut summer was her third.
I never had been abroad before and
never expected to be able to go that
time. My older brother (J also have
a younger one and a younger sister )
should have had the first chance, but
he wu nice about it and said he'd
rather go by himself later.
Then there wu the problem of
money (including extras, the coat
would come to about $1,000) and
whether I was old enough to get the
maximum benefit from aoch a trip.
But my parents decided that this
would be a legitimate use for some of
the aavinp they had put aside for our
education. And anyhow, I would re-
ceive credit in an elective at school.
Since each chaperoned AlFS group
bad its choice of itinerary or foreign
"campua," u it wu called, we cboee
the Contemporary Europe Campua-
two weeb each in London, Paris, and
Rome, including weekend trips to
other places.
With a couple of hundred other
students, my group flew to London
in July by chartered jet. At our desti-
nation, Westfield College, London, we
took morning courses and epent the
afternoona in such extracurricular ac-
tivities as field trips, bicycle rides,
and discussion groupe. We had the
evenings to ounelves.
Our lecllre topics in London and
later in Paris were: comparative
government, the modern arte and lit-
erature, sociology, economics, and
foreign policy. We were divided into
groupe of about 80 and uaually at-
tended four lectures each weekday.
After clua we bad time to ask ques-
tiom. Our profeaors were natives of
the country; we had guest speakers,
moet were government dficials.
I enjoyed all that. but, of course,
the thinp I remembel' beat were the
littl~ individual incidents. One eve-
ning, for instance, a friend and I went
to service at the church down the
street from the college. Not only did
the vicar greet ua at the door and
tallc to us, but later from the pulpit,
he invited us and everyone else to tea.
The whole evening made my stay In
London more meaningful because I
had made personal contact with some
"natives" on my own.
In Psis, a girl friend, Mary, and I
made the mi.stake of being too nice to
a couple of boys at a cafe. When they
met ua later at the Eiffel Tower. one
of them asked Mary if she would be
No. 6 on his list of foreigners whom
be had kissed. Till then he had kiaeed
Italian girls, Portuguese, British,
Spanish, and French-but, he com-
plained, no Anl'-i;icana.
He really gave her no choice. After
he had gone, an elderly French couple,
who bad found the situation very
amuainl', asked Kary in broken Eng-
lish, "Didn't the French kiaa good T"
I enjoyed the ltali&IUI moet of all.
They were fuD of life and happineu.
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AJFS dude11t-a Aear lectv.re °" art AS.t~ afld Jtalia11 i• 1'illr P'"'oio, Jtalr.
Our ovel'Ilight guide to Naples enter-
tained us with Italian sonp. And our
bus driver would break into tean
whenever our guide sang aentimentaJ
sonp. When we asked the guide to
sing "Sorrento" on o!lr way there, the
driver became eo carried away that be
miaeed the tum to Sorrento.
I think it wu better to see Europe
for the first time aa a student than u
a tourist. Thia way I got a taste of
each country' a personality and learned
many thinp about it.
By Michael
V.Seeley
(Hi.a father worb for the Eaton,
Mich., farm bureau. Be baa two
brothers and two sisters.)
Our group was organized by Jin.
Belen Bovia, who teaches art at the
Eaton Rapid high school, where I
went before going on to Community
College in Lansing. There wen 14 of
ua, nine girla and five boys. To collect
money for the trip, the other students
90Jd stationery and had cake aalee and
dances. I paid my way by working aa
a grocery clerk.
We picked the art history and ItaJ-
ian-languftke courae. Thia meant that,
except for a couple of da.ys in London
and Paris, we spent moet of our time
in billy Perugia, Italy, where we had
morning studies at the University for
Strangers.
Thia used to be a palace, whose
Etruacan arch was built in the f itth-
centory B.C. The girls stayed in a
Catholic residence; the bo71 with pri·
vate families, all selected by AIFS.
At the Univenity, we met some
students from Germany, Swed~ and
Greece. I didn't get to know them very
well, but it waa interesting to find
that the habits of teen-agers in
Europe are 1imUar to ours.
Meatln1 atutlanta from all over
the U.S. wu rewarding and a reaJ
experience. You learned bow they felt
about different queetioru1 and the way
things are done in their cities.
The high point of the trip for me
wu our visit to Siena for the Polio,
a hone race without saddle. It tut.
three minute.. Polio is held twice a
year in a square in the center of the
city. The track ia a brick road, covered
with packed earth.
Bones, repneentinr 10 of the 17
different organiutiona in the city,
compete . Before the race, membera
of the organization, dreaed in tradi-
tional costumes. parade. After the
race is over, the winner is bletaed at
the cathedral. Then a celebration
begins, with the winning hone the
celebrity.
Some other obeervationa:
People in moet of the countries we
visited are friendly, except in
France, where, I thourht, they are
very snobbish. All the people of Italy
seem to work, no matter what age;
some sweep the streets daily with
long, tough-bristled broom.a.
European drivers are brave--1
would never drive the way they do. •
Al'5 lnfonnatloft
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A parrot's beak had grown to
the point where its end.I over-
lapped, and it wu difftcult for the
bird to do whatever it is a parrot
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P911ckologiatB who admae par-
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A man wu playing in a cheaa
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the expert who had won it the year
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Educ•tlon•I Survey
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This wonder-wallet holds up to 32 credit
cards. plm money, busineu carda.
liceotee. etc. Yet look bow slim! Hand-
10111Cly lined too ... and a terrific barp.in at tbia )(,...price.
# 1939 CltEDIT CARD #2504
• .•. with all hi richly aeuc>ned p-ain.Daigned and madt for us by
exp«t craftlmm. SUper-cttea&th fibreboard constructi<Ja. with a
stroQ&, inner steel frame.
Complete doublo-drawcr file is 22• x 18,. x 13", with two wooden
drawer palls.
P•MIENs
Great for the executive who bas bis office at home. W'ill bold an his
sales recocdl. ftla, atationcry, policies, stocb and bonds io one ready-to-pt-at orpnizer.
For WOMEN:
Use a double-drawer fDo in your kitchen or den, to bold all your
home records, correspondence, shopping lists, recipes. school and
club notica.
"• STUDBNTS: Adds the risht touch to a teem.Fr'• room, and gives pJeoty of __ /
-· -____ .._ __ WALLET ......... $600
A,.... ..
FILE CABINET .... $695 storaaie apace in two roomy drawers to bold boob, m:ords, files, homework. papen, mapzinoes, games, etc. Creates neatness in
sec:oodl.
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New Instant Oxygen
ia • ,_, ... •i•' twe lile
• So small you can keep .. AIR-ADY'
always tucked in your pocket. Slim
tube is only.,. .. high. Available for
everyone ... everywhere ... at home.
at work. at play. Ideal for quiet relief
of motion 11ck:DC11S. No mast or
prescription needed. Consult your
physician about the benefits of oxygen
for respiratory difficulties.
Weighs ooly a few ounces. Rcfillable
in KCOOCll. lnhaler. and cartridae
(3 quarts of U.S.P. oxyttD). $595 #6095 INST ANT OXYGEN ....
#6326 R.c:fill Cartrid.-,
a-ct of 3 ... -.... ····-···············
$295
P.e._ Original English
JI'~· Jet Rod Flame Gun
~ ' f· MeMI Im md s.owt
DlsWeedl
• This is the original Jet Rod Gun.
manufactured in Enaland of the finest
steel. with typical British cn.fts..
mansbip--not to be confueed with
Inferior Japeneee imitations.
Just fill Jet llod with low-<Olt
ker08Coe. Its unique jet action safely
shoots searing flame from the
ftOZ2le. Destro)"
weeds, stenlizes aoi.I
by ~iminating weed
powtb.. ICeelJS.
,,.its and steps free
of ice and snow io
winter' r without
shoveling. chopping
oc laing barm.fu] wts. Than froaa pipel. Ends clrudlCll'Y all year
long!
I 00" safe to me .... newr beats up along the baDdle. 38 iocbm Iona. -m.-under S lb&.
Completely telf~taioed ... requires no electricity.
Precision-made of electricaJly-weklcd steel tubing,
witb built-in bnl88 compreeaioa pump. lnstroctiom
im:Juded.
#398 JIITllODFLAMl!GUN ....... $1795
lleg.Ut.'5
#1939
$6.89 ,,_
$11.00 .,_
$15.08
#1619
MUSICAL
SNOWlllEE
Automatic
Calculator
.... is the perfect
amwer for the entire
family. Completely
accurate, and gives you
instantaneous answers.
The Tree
Tums
The Snow
Falls
Tiie Mac Bos ...,.
"JimdeBeal"
• Fucinating to
watch ..• lovely to
loot at and listen
to. Wind up the
music box; then
watch the tree tum.
1111 snow is brought
to the top and
c:n'!1~~
constantly ciTcula-
ting. This Cbristmu
this will be ane of your fam:ilY• .
favorite omamenb
... it ew:n has a
Santa OD the top. 9w· hilfi.
s5ss
A Stunning New Decoration
For Your Home
ZODIAC
WALL
PLAQUE
#2406 ZODIAC
WALL PLAQUB $298
• Here are all the tinw:las mystery
and excitement of the Zodiac ...
captuRid in one exotic plaqoe. Tbe twelve
Signs of the Zodiac radiate from the Sun in this richly gold-antiqued objet
d'art you will traaarc.
As a focal poiat this fuciaating dccorator"s plaque creatc:s perfect bannooy
and an aura of beauty.
Ima~! Tbe badaome orifinai coat bUDdreds of dollan. Our copy loots
expc:mrve, too •.. yet we offer it to you foe oaly $2.98.
Junior
Cheerleader's
Kit
It adds. subtracts, and multiples. Totals up to 99,989.99.
Great for cbecking bank statements, bills, preparing
taxes, bonw:wort. etc. Compact size. .5~" x .S" x 4", and
fits desk drawer or brief cue easily. Sturdily comtructcd,
and mechanically perfect. s595
.#293.5 AtrrOMATICCALCULATOR ....
Irish Toast Mug
• Yoo don't have to be lrisb to
enjoy the verse, "May you be io
heaven a half hour bef<n the Devil
knows you're dead." Lovely
imported eartheoware mus. with
easy-to-grip handle, is S inches tall.
And colorful ... egpbell back-
ground with t.oocbes of red. arcen.
brown, ydlow. Decorative, and
useful as kitchen aid, desk orpnimr,
brio-a-brae. and SU'* what?. . . -----a drinking mug!
#2423 IR~~~-~l 98 #82423
Twofor U.51
Replate Worn Silverware
As You Polish
• Sll. VEll ~~US deposits new, po.re silver
where the onginal plating bas wom down to
the .copper. brass or brooze undemeatb. It
polishes at the same time, and be ls-maintain
enduring silver beauty. F.asy to '*-. leava bands clean. your silver beauty-brigbt.
Lar• ~ bottle lam a long time.
#668 SU. VER PLUS ........... -.................. .
s200
'·
Hear "Lara's Theme" Make-Up Glasses
from Dr. Zhivago neMWtoSeeW..M1 ne.t
• 15", hll-Llt IAmtdl • '5tJG, Vlrslm Wool
• l5tJG, N,._ • 3t" Orloa
• 1bele soc.b are the IDOlt convenient. moat comfortable you've ever seen. Tiny battery fita into a pooch strapped
around the top of each aoct .•• make1 them more
comfortable, easier to wear. They keep fOU uug and warm in any wuaher1 Specially-desiped beatma element
gives steady, constant beat. Socb are beavy-weiabt ...
warm in themselves! Battery can be discoonecwd -
instantly when you don't need beatina; ia euily
removed for wuhina.
#1168-Small, #1169-Medium. #tt70-Lar,e
AV AJLASLE llOll LADIBS, TOOl
I.adJa electric IOCb, color white.
LADIES BLECTIUC SOCKS .......... Sl.15
#5102--Small, #SlOl-Mediam. #SJ04-Latto SPACE AGE • .•. when you open the top of thls musical
jewel box. A silvery beauty that will be your
very favorite becawie it plays the beautiful.
bauntinJ .. Lara's Theme". Lift the lid, and
inside is a transparent cover that lets you tee
the imported mechanism work. Fascinating to
watch. The piano-style bo~ is lavishly done
and always so elepot. Lined in red plush.
Just enouab room for your most favorite rin~1 canfup or other piece of jewelry; 4~"
ll 3Y.l "'ll 2Y.t".
• Maanifying slus makes it easy to apply make-up pedectly, abape eyo-
browa without squintins and strain-
ing. You can me make-up tools BE-
HIND the leosea, or swina each frame
up sepantely for your &lamour treat-
ment. Marvelous for removing cin-
ders, taking out splinters.
• Comb~.two ar~ scientific &c~ievemedtsl Ytnt. a ELECTRIC spaco.qe luuna wbic:h. alone, provides warmth never bet~ possible! Second, the special electric heating system. VE ST
Places beat at nerve center of lower back, warm. circulat-
ina blood to keep you comfortable. And it operates from
two batteries concealed in the left pocket!
Vest llnina ia a remarkable new material .,. one of the ~wonder-products of tho space aae ... reflects 809& of
boQy beat back to the body. Keeps you comfortably warm,
even in sub-zero temperature ... wind, snow, rain. sleet
cannot penetrate it. Yet. is 10 liabt. to thin you hardly
know it's there. Combined with electric heat, it's unbeat-
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Multi-hued Menagerie
•What could be more deligbtfUI for a tiny tot's bedroom that thele
colorful ~ts of a gr-een elephant, a wide-eyed titer, a grinning lion,
a bear licking a luscious lollipop? Whimsical pamtinp mounted in
plastic frames, ready to hang. Pour prints, each 10\1.t'" ll 8W".
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Copies In S Colors
On Any Paper .
• ... with this amazing giant Hecto-
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electricity. Children love it-play
with ietor boon on end. And you c:an
duplicate postcards, letten. announce-
ments, invitations, menus. signs. You
can ~rite, type, or draw whatever you
wish to COpY, without IDe&9 or fuss--
and reproduce up to l 00 copies. Send
out notices of your next meeting ...
invite guests for your next party.
Doctors can send notices to patients,
or billing information for monthly
statements.
#1S48 ~~~.~ .. $3 49
New Cat Villa
• ... is your cat's own
playboule to romp or rest in.
Her private Cat Villa will
amuse kitty, and soon become
her favorite spot. Measures a
BIG 1 S .. x t s•:x 22-; made of
extra-sturdy fibreboard that
stands up under rougbeet
feline frolicking. Sets up in
secoods with no puts to put
together. Comes complete
with catnip wall-to-wall car-
petinal
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For the first time, science now
olfel'8 a unique p1utic cream that ho1da false teeth-both "uppers''
and "lowers" -aa they've never
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tura l-0 1'M>ldA a"'1 pm nrf a eta I
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, Jamohleepaada tonnent.-
are often telltale tPflll of
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every 8 pel'90Meitamined. End re fam-ilies may be victims and not know It. 'tTif:J rid ot Pbl-W orma, they mWJt be In the 1arae intestine where they Ii ve and multiply. That 'a euctly
what Jayne'• P-W tablet. do ..• and here'• how they do it:
Flrat-a edentific coat.lnc came.
the tablets into the bowla before
they d1-olve. Then-Jayne's mod-
em. mNJcaU,y .. pproved ln(l"edJent
SOM rl1ht to wortc-ldlla Pi.o-Worma qWc:klY, eully ....... '°'" ~,..,_,.,_
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which Infect entire lamilies. Get ,eo-
ulne Jayne'• P-W Vennifure .••
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~. Italian Balm
for dry, r ough h•nds
No better solution for
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5'.:in. Rich, concentra-
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A little PAB'lUlB aprlnk.led on yOUI' dentuftll doe a ll t11u: fl) Belpe bold bOt.b uppers and lowen
cnner I~ f2) Holda \bem mon oomfortab . (S) t.et'ayou bite hard-er eat t . Pamoua PASTDTR Powder 11 alkaline-not acid. Won't
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elutic you may bite harder, chew
better, eat more naturally. You
may even eat and enjoy apples,
steak, and corn-on-tbe-<:c>b acain.
The special pencil-point dispenser
lets you put FtXODBNT exactly
wbete ifs needed. Resists ooEing over and raaing.
Just one application may last
round-the-clock. Dentures that fit
are essential to healtib. See your
dentist regularly. Get easy-to-use
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VIOBIN ~~:~r Oil
gives Vigor
More Stamina
Endurance
Less Heart Stress
, Don •1 belier• it 1
You WILL w hen
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18 years 'eHarch
World hiMrt Physical Fitness
RlFUSI SUISTITUTH -Only
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FAMILY WllKLY COODOOK
A Casserole with Two
Desserts!
MILANll DI PROPT
Food Bcllt.or
Tiu uat of fru1'
~ ia 4 .,.,,,..,,...,.11
ta.af• n,.,,..U• of
tllW GownMt T.-ad
ArtieAou Caaerole.
Gourmet Tuna
and Artichoke Cuaerole
J eau (I Y, to 7 oa. eadl) dna ... -style tau
Oli.-e oil
% cup chopped l"'ff• onioae
'h cup daopped celery
1 teupoo••1aaae.
1 teupooa MUOW aalt
% e11p replar all·pupoee loor
1 n p eooled eh.kb• brot.la
J cupa light creaa
1 tablapooa grated leaoa peel
1 tableepooa le•• Jllice
2 eana (5 OL) •ater clte.taau.
clraiD~ rimed, ...t aUced
8 ~ freeb maalarGOaa, sliced
1 pk1. (I os.) frosea artichoke
hearta.cooked,followinr pkg.direc:tiou
1 Y, cu pa u11eooked riee (cooked
aceorclh•r to pk1. d.irectiou)
S tableepoou butter or ••r1ariDe Yi cup nipped panley
1. Drain and reserve oil from tuna. Mea-
sure tuna oil; add oliv~ oil to make %
cup. Heat in a large skillet.
2. Add onion and celery and cook until
crisp-tender. Stir in soy sauce, salt, and
flour until blended. Slowly add chicken
broth, stirring constantly. Adding slowly,
blend in cream. Cook, stirring until mix-
ture begins to thicken. Boil 1 min.
3. Stir in lemon peel and juice. Add water
chestnuts, mushrooms, and tuna . Mix
gently and transfer to a 1 ¥.a qt. casserole;
arrange artichoke hearts around edge.
4. Heat in 850°F. oven about 20 min.
5. Blend cooked rice. butter, and parsley,
and serve with the hot casserole.
6 to 8 BenJinga
Petite Lemon Soumes
4 en yolb (about % cup)
% cup batter or margarine,
aoftened
~ capnrar
Few grains ult
1 % teaapoona grated Jemon peel % cup lemon juice
4 e~g whites (about Yi cap)
~ cap aarar
1. Put the egg yolks, butter or margarine.
1/.& cup sugar, salt, lemon peel, and juice
into top of a double boiler; mix well. Cook
over simmering water, stirring conatantly
until thickened, 8 to 10 min. Remove dou-
ble boiler top from water and set aside
J6 Family Weeklv, No11emberf3, 1909
to cool. stirring occasionall)t.
2. Beat the egg whites until frothy.
ally add % cup sugar, continuing to beat
until stiff peaks are formed. Using a wire
whisk, gently blend the egg yolk mixture
into egg whites.
3. Spoon mixture into six 6-oz. hea~re
sistant glass custard cu ps. Set in a shal-
low baking pan, place on oven rack, and
pour hot water into pan .to a lh-in. deJ>th.
4. Bake at S50°F . about 25 min., or until
tops are lightly browned. Serve immedi-
ately. 6 individu4l a<>Uffe~6
Maraschino Date-Nut Cake
2 cupa eift.ed regular all-parpoee loar
2 teupoou baldag powcder
~ teaapooa .. it
1 teupooa groaJld aU.piee
1 teupoo. CTOaad cianamoa
1 ~ cape drained aarucltino cherries, elittd
1 cap (abotlt 7 OL) dates, eat ia pieces
% cups coareely chopped am
~ cup replar aJl-parpoee loor
% cap batter or margariue
% teupooe ... m. utrad
2 cupe aagar
4 egp (about 1 cup)
2 en. (% 1q.) anaweete.ed dtoeolate,
irated
1 cup unaeuoned muhed potatoetl, cooled
Yi cup milk
1. Sift the first five ingredien~ together;
blend well. Set aside.
2. Mix fruits, nut.8, and the % c up flour.
3. Cream the butter or margarine and ex-
tract. Add sugar gradually, creaming un-
til tluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating
thoroughly after each addition .
4. Mix in grated chocolate and cooled
mashed potatoes.
5. Beating only until blended after each
addition, alternately add dry ingredients
in thirds and milk in halves to creamed
mixture. Blend in fruit-nut mixture.
6. Turn batter into a greased (bottom
only) 13x9x.2-in. pan and spread evenly.
7. Bake at 300°F. about 11h hrs. or until
cake tests done. Remove from oven to
wire rack and cool completely in pan.
Lightly sift vanilla-flavored confection-
ers' sugar over top of cake, or frost with
a caramel icing. Cut into squares to serve.
One 13x9-in. cake
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Why You Fall in _Love ..
i\ noted psychiatrist analyzes the mystery
You FALL in love. It is a
wonderful moment in
your existence. You don't st.op
to examine it-no more than
you dissect a dazzling wild-
flower you've unexpectedly
come aCl'OSS.
""'8tiD. in a moment of objectirity,
we aD have uked ounetvee-how did
I fall in love? And wh1 wilb thi.a eer-
tain IOIDebodJ (who lllaJ wen be quite
contrary to our fantui•)?
n... la • pattern in our love. I
don't beline this tu. the romance
out of love. U anyt.hia«, it enhancee
it, ~vi.DI' it a .ubltanee beyond a
poet's Jiove)y wonla. It indicate. that
our intuitivenea ia bued on real bu-
~ needs.
So who do we fall in love with!
Usualb' a person who ia tbe total of
our thoucbta, ideal., and emotiona-
tecbnicaJJy speakinr, the epitome of
our conacioua or unconacioua ideal.
someone whose penonality comple-
menta our own.
Thia bl why f allinl' in love gine
ua a f~linc of bein&' new-born. We
are Oftrcome by a power that mU..
us happy and driYeS ua on to higher
aiml. We have a eenM of fulfillment.
With tbe aenaation of fallin« in
1oTe SOM a feeliq of familiarity. "I
feel u tbourh I have ahra.Js known
him," a girl mq 8a.J'. Or a man may
nmark of hJa adored oae that she
mabll him feel ao much at home-u
t~h theJ' bl Vo"1l 111> toptber.
Thi.a dynamic attnction ill baecl
upon deep P8J'Cbolocical and bioloc-
ical delliree of which the individual
ill aeldom aware. They so far beck
~ childhood memori• of 101DeODe ~~ the child iclMliaed.
A -._.. at a strl. She loob
bllCk. A shock almost like an electrical
c~ PMM9 between them. They
meet. date. admit they are in loft.
This bl '1cwe at fint sight." But
tnathfaOy ia th.ia not a portrait en-
shrined in the locket of hi.I mi~a
depiction of his mother, a faTI>rite
ailter, teacher, or friend?
She ma.y confide that she lovea him
becaUM be ia tall. entert.ainiq, and
dependable. Cbanca are, thoQ~b, abe
bl de9Crlblq a fipre out of her PMt:
of one of life's deepest experiences
By DAVID ABRAHAMSEN, M.D.
~el"'Rlefo•1tl P•C-..elY-QllJ ....
.... .. ..... . •• "Ow Vw..t S.0..,-'
a brother, or her father, who showed
her special attention.
In an)' cue, the child identified
with some }luman who bl pleaaant
polritive etf ecta on him in an euV
atap of deftlopment. Tbe conadoua
remnant. appear in qualities found
attnctive in another: physical ~
pearance., ecent, touch. intellipnce. n.... ....... are buically leX1l&I in
nature becaute they appeal to the
semee. And this ill what wta the &tap
for what we call Jove.
True love ia a mixtun of the aemal
and ego-preaervinl' instincts and
shows itaelf in a JJQ'Cbic bond between
two people. Senal relatiou Pla.T an
important part bot by no means a
total role.
The preoccupation with the beloved
~ become complete. Dr. Siplund
Freud deecribed love u a mild psy-
choeia-eo much ao that a Yoa:DI' man
or woman may pus by the home of
tbe beloved at nil'ht and 8tudy the
windowa of the loved one's room and
experience a feetin« of ecataay.
But love can be painful, too. The
philoeopber Friedrich Niet.:he Mid,
"Loft is like having a fner ... When
a man ii in love, be enduna more than
at other times; be submits to every-
thing."
Thia reaction ma;, be all right if
the beloYed U. of pod chancter and
emotionall,r nonnal But what if tbe
loved one bl not 1
Sli•.W ..t. an attraction occur,
tbe pe:non bl svff erins from unreal-
is.ed wishes for self-torture (mu-
ocbiam) and uoconecioua),y aeeb out
a aadiatic type, one who wiD hurt him.
As an unhappily married brilliant
sea captain. who had fallen in loft
with a mercenary, nonintellectaaJ
shrew, once put it : "'llake 8llft your
matewill be aaailand not.an anchor!"
Psycbolocically be bl married hia
mother. who wu aiw..,.. bopia« some
rich relative would leave her a for-
tune. She also looked bu her future
daupter-in-law. But she was cold-
natvftd: often saying, •'What ia Jove?
I never loved anYone. ••
Thia bl an example of Ion baaed
on mcient memories.
It ia fine to many that eomeone
wbo rinp the bells of our uncon-
aeioua, ii be or abe deeervee our love.
But linking with an unhappy put
may be disastrous.
Why do you fall in love? It bl usu-
ally a lllJSt.erJ' to yoo.. But it happen.a
when you are phJ'11ically. emotionally,
and mentally 1"ead7.
Your drive. ambition, penonality,
aecret hopes, and deeirea wiil deter-
mine whether you:r life will be filled
with joy or unhappinea.
If the romantical),y involved could
est.abliah a bond off riendahip, u well
u of aex. the pl'OSpecta for future
happiness would be better. Sexual
pauion may aJt.eT with the puaing
yean; a profound friendsbipmdara.
.. 11II1-who ia truly in love
ahoulcl ahow respect. reepon.aibility,
and the deeift to eee the other person
develop. Understanding, affection,
compaaaion mu.t all be part of the
p.cbge. So havin« fallen in love and
eetablillbed that there bl a basic com-
patibility of character, taste, emotion,
interests, and intellectual level, the
couple can hopefully face life together.
Why do 101De people have romance
all through their lives and otben do
not? Some lack confidence in their
charm and desirability. They woWd
like to fall in love, bot their emotional
natures have been crippled, perbaJ>e
by lack of chiJdbood love and/or ma-
ternal deprivation. They seem doomed
unleea aided by psychoanal7abl.
Youth ia eepeciall;y aaaeeptible to
blind love. They are totaOJ p:reoe--
cupied with themle~ idealistic. and
aelfleea. They want to reform com-
pletely to make tbemaelna more de-
sirable. They want to provide every-
tbiftK the beloved wanta, even to the
limita of self-eacrifice.
While such extreme feelinp con-
note emotional immaturity, they UC>
m-.y be present in well-adjusted per-
sons, too. The latter, however, will not
remain long in thia euphoric state.
••e•lmlm9 fllelr bala......, they are
able to wei«b whether they have icleal-
illed their love object became of an
immature need; whether they are try-
ing to reform themselves into some-
thing they cannot and do not want to
be; and whether they are making
sacrifices that they are able and will-
ing to make.
They may either dis' them8elves
out of the situation before too much
time baa ~ or if they f°md their
emotional attachment is eound, will
bring the relationship to fulfiilment.
I cannot atnu too much the im-
portance of being aware of the fllC-
ton that make up a healthy personal-
ity. Let aa say that an individo.al wbo
bu a healthy make-up will have
plenty to give and still have enoucb
left for himaelf.
An emotionally healthy penon
s hould be concerned neither with
fame nor fortune, bot with liviq bis
life in accc>rdance with his own ideals
and ideas.
Why you fall in love ia bued on the
sum total of your life experience up
to tbe time you do fall in love. How
you handle the situation should be
based on f eelinp and intelligence.•
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causes. In Hollywood, this
has become as fashionable
as owning a Ferrari or an
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Bot Bob ii different. He put.a
hie money and hi.a time where hie
ideals are.
Example: after attending the
funeral of DT. Martin Luther King,
be and his wife France Nuyen
toured with the Rev. Jeeae Jacbon,
a King aide, and lived in some of
the moet eocially depreued areas
of the country. He aleo aperit three
weeb living-in Resurrection City,
during poverty demonstrations in
Washington, D.C.
Example: from hi.I experiences,
Culp wrote. directed. and narnted
hie own documentary of Chicago
eluma. where the Southern Cbri&-
tian Leadership Conference self-
belp program has been most 11uc-
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Breadbasket" and examined the
SCLC project. He sold the fihn to
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losophises. ·~1 did what I could."
He went back to work in the
modem marriage satire. "Bob and
Carol and Ted and Alice," but, ~
icaJJy, acting ian'tenougb to occupy
him fully. He's now writing a movie
script (one of hie acripta foT hie
tv series, "I Spy," won an Emmy
nomination}. and he ma.y direct
and act in it.
Bob's theater experience began
when be wu H. ")(om shoved me
into it." Bob told me. "J WU im-
poesible u a kid. 1 wu an only
child. and I wu lonely. I alway&
had great flights of fantasy. I
drove my mother wild. So she got
me started in a little theat.er group
in Oakland. Calif." o..-.._, Bob was booked,
and he acted bis way through
achoo!, to New York. and back to
Califomia---thia ti.me, of course, to
Holtywood. He encountered trouble
there not because of any acting de-
f iciencie&-but becauae of physical
characteristics.
I remembered a studio official
commenting on bja walk, and I
mentioned it to him. '"That walk of
mine!" Bob exploded. "It nearly
C06t me my job! They told me it
wu effeminate. It's 11imply the
way 1 move. I hold my bead a little
forward, too. And I squint a lot be-
cauae rm near~irhted."
Bob admits that bis two-year
marriage to actreM France Nuyen,
who was born in France of a Chi-
nese f atber and French mother,
bu it.a upe and downs. "It's just
great when we a.re both working
or off on location. The hard part
is when one of us is left behind."
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with and has a quick tempel', but
in11iata, "I am very patient with
France. At leaart, I think I am .. .''
He paused a moment, then added,
"I'm not so 11ure she thinb so."
The couple. along with France's
five-year-old daughter Fleur, live
in a 45-year-old, caatlelike home
near Hollywood.
Wheft I asked Bob whether he
and France would like a child of
their own, he replied. "Ob, yea."
Then he stopped abort and moaned,
.. )(y God, what am I thinking of?
After talkin« about the overpopu-
lation problem, I say that-.and I
am father to five kids!" (Four by
bis second wife, actreas Nancy
Asch.)
While Bob's "Operation Bread-
basket" was accompliebed the hard
way, it gave him a s ubstantial
know~e of his craft and better
aelf-understanding. Now, with act-
ing, directing, writing, and p~
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problem as a professional or aa a
concerned citizen.
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likely to do a dangerous, ooura-
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Honesty is the best policy. A
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answers to the following ques-
tlonnalre malled out by hls
cburcb. A. How far do you live
from church? and B. How long
does it take you to get to
church? The answers on the
questionnaire were: A. About·
four blocks and B. About three
months. A parking sign at a clf-
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ing Except Sundays. Violators
wtl be given sermon.a." After
church, you and your family
might visit our Ford agency
here in Huntington Beach. We
have what many experts think la
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ever offered by one compaay .In
any one model year ... the great
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windows, power door locks,
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outside mirror. Redesigned for
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models, retains its convenient
operation on the steering wheel
with new rellabWty, cl~r
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
9:30 AM B Notre O.• Football (C) Taped game with the Air Force
Acildemy Falcons.
NFL Tod•y (C) S.F. 49ers at New Orleans Saints.
10:30 I NFL Tod•y (C) Baltimore Colts at Chicago Bears.
I 00 AFL Football (C) Cincinnati at New York.
12:30 NFL Today (C) Dallas at Los Angeles.
1:00 (I) AFL Football (C) Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City
hie at Kansas City.
1:30 m USC Football (C) USC Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins. Taped.
4:00 8 UCLA Football (C) UCLA Bruins vs. USC Trojans. Taped.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
6:00 II Lakera Basketball (C) L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee Bucks.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27
9:00 I a (I) NFL Today (C) Minn. Vikings at Detroit Lions.
1~30 · @ @ AFL Football (C) Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City
hlefs at Kansas City.
11:30 O @ (I) NCAA Football (C) Texas Tech at Arkansas.
1:00 II fD 00 AFL Football (e) San Diego Chargers vs. Houston
Oilers at Houston.
3:0019 (I) NFL Tod•y (C) S.F. 49ers at Dallas Cowboys.
5:00 Kr~ Hockey (C) L.A. Kings at Detroit Redwings.
8:30 11 141 Championship Boxlnc (C) Lightweight champion·
ship fight between Mando Ramos and Yoshiaki Numata. Also
filmed on October 4 was the Indian Red Lopez vs. Hedgeman
• Lewis bout.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
1:15 NCAA Football (C) l>enn State vs. N. Carolina State. 10:00 AM!~ (3) NCAA Football (C) Army vs. Navy.
4:00 8 Kodak's All·American Team (C) Filmed highlights and
Interviews with the 22 best collegiate players of 1969. 8:00 m Football (C} Cal State Long Beach vs. San Diego State.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
9:00 O (ill (I) (C) "A Hl&h Wind In J•m•lc•" is a tale of adventure
on the high seas. Five children are captured by pirates after
leaving Jamaica on a schooner bound for England. Anthony
Quinn, James Coburn star.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25
8:30 O (ill (I) (C) "In N•me Only" is a comedy of marital mlxups
starring Michael Callan and Ann Prentiss. Two marriage con·
sultants attempt to correct illegal marriages performed by a
phony minister.
9:00 0 @@ (C) "Rosie." Rosalind Russell stars as a madcap
mllllonarress whose daughters think she should be committed.
Sandra Dee, James Farentino, Leslie Nielsen, Brian Aherne
and Audrey Meadows co-star.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
9:00 O (ill (I) (C) "Be8Ch Bl•nket Bingo" is a teenage musical, in
which a beach gang, intrigued with sky diving, become involved
with a kidnapping. Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Deborah
Walley star.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27
9:00119 Ci) (C) "Rio Conchos." Four men are sent by the U.S.
Cavalry to recover 2,000 stolen rifles. Richard Boone, Stuart
Whitman, Tony Franciosa.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28
9:00 II S Ci) (C) "PleHe Don't Ea\ the Daisies" stars Doris Day
and David Niven in a comedy about a drama critic and his
wife and children who move from the city to the country.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
9:00 0 @ (6) (C) "Journey to Shiloh," a western drama starring
James Caan, Brenda Scott and Mlch:tel Sarntzin, tells of young
Texans who Join Confederate forces to fight the Civll War.
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m Mtwie: "Odd .... Chit" (drama)
'47-James Muon. Robert N1wtoa.
I ...... c.111 (C) (30)
~ 1'lltrt (60) °" ..... llld (C) (60) .... • E:llr'lllt
l:lO Gt Ci) .., ... tea (C) (30)
stlw and Barbara 1r1 merrild de-
l l tut-minute confulioft.
1~1=:.<~
{60) A t.ribute to Thanb1Mn£ m...., ....., (C) <&0> ,.,
Bombers vs.. Midwest PionMB. t:OO. 9 Ci)...... aa.. (C) (30)
All of Hootertlllt Ind Pbd11 """ to conspire to pment Ollvtr from
rec:elvin& a ~l•l·dtllvery ltttlr. 1:001 ~ News (C) (60) D 9 {l) ID NIC llblfdlJ ...,_ ~ Cl) m H..atJ-lriOllJ (C) It (C).........,.. (IUaptnM-drlm.t)
II COMEDY ROUTINES IN '67-stanley Bellar, Joanna Pitt.It I Herll Opera (60) * PUB ATMOSPHERE fl• Specie! (C) (Z hr)
TONIGHT'S HEADLINER: t:lO Qt()) Plttk:Nt J•cllDll (C)
IRWIN C. WATSON (30) Betty Jo and Steve Elliott dt· D o..1 Mu sai.. (C) (30) Comic cldt to move out of the Shady Rest
Irwin C. W1l1on st.rs. Hotel. O @(])G> Aiwm ,.,..._. D @(])&l Ntllywood hllce
(C) (30) Dldt Clartc hosts. (C) (60) Milton Berle hosts. stew B ... Cttr (C) (30) Sam Riddle. Allen~ Martha Rayt: Irvin& BenlOft, m lalt»lra McNM (C) (60) Connie Stevens; Hines. Hines 1nd
Martha Raye Rich llttle Steve Dad; and The Younploods iutst
Rosal 1nd Skippy White, ~nd The B PMIM!t's ....,.. (C) (90). Join
Buraundy Street Sinaan pal Rlftrs. Bob Barker, 1nd psychiatrist
U) Allluls, AdiN 11141 Adwt9twt Dr. lorleM Chase 1uest.
(C) (30) "Rhino Hunt" 10:00l;'(j)°':::J.C> (~) (60) The m 1V • ...,... Dlllll (30) t>.aut1ful iec:retary to • recently
5;30 0 MIC ..... CHftrtM:t (C) (30) deceased private eye claims tome-
Former Vice-President Hubert H. one is tryini to km htr, but sht
Humphrey aunts. doun't know who or why.
IJ TEX WIUIAMS GUESTS Nen (C) (30)
* With Melodv Ranch IW a.... (C) (30) , bwllide ...... (60) Gang few Hr. of 1u • MWce (90)
Country-Western Fun! 10:20 Laltrs W,.Up (C) 1J MtledJ Randi (C) (60) Tex 10:30 fhn (C) (30)
Williams stars. Ntw1 (C) (30) Bill Bonds. D R..., Sritr SMw (C) (30) Joe ,,_ (C) (2 hr)
Gisele MacKenzie la specl1I 1ue.st. 10ttJ Wells (C) (30)
Ru• for Yt111 LH1 (C) (60) Pmport to TrMI (30)
Dr. HlldlOll't Stcrtt Jounial (30) 11:00 D m G> ..... (C)
: The P'rtlidtftt's M1t1 198 (C) Mewit: "Two Y11rs ltfort Ute
• Edp of E ... ttr (C) (30) Mat" (dram.t) '46 -Alan Ladd,
Sltl rro• UNCLE (C) (60) Brian Donlevy.
CBS EwHlal News (C) (30) 0 T1M Movit C1• (C) (30) Mil·
I #He@ I How Y1 8onDI llMp ton Belie, Sally Ann Howes, Bany
• • . ? (C) (30) Oou1 McClure Sullivan, Barbare Rush auest.
fs host for a look at the lives of U) HIWt Cun, WIR TrMI
two farm boys-raised Just 15 miles fil) TIM llJ 1'1llt Cr1W Up: "An
apart ind neYer knew one 1nother Hour With Chariie Ch1plln."
until the filmln1. One boy plans to 11:15 II falMllea SZ: (C) "T11is Ed
stay on the farm, the other plans It MIH" (drama) '5~ock Hud·
to move to the city. IDft, Jean Simmons. Dorothy Mc·
I Anftiwtrsary 5•• (C) (30) Guire, Claude Rains. Kent Smith.
Death Val'11 Deys (C) (30) D Satllnlly Nipt Morie: (C)
I #He@ I Tll•bcfwl•& Witll tlM "H•inrar's Adwtm.ts If •
Kini fl•ilJ (C) (60) Yount Man" (adventure) '62 -fE S.llllt Tr1llt (60) Richard Seymer, Diane Baker, Co·
fll) NET Journal (C) (60) "Guns rinne Calvet, Fred Clark. Dan Dalley.
Before Bread.'' (R) 11:30 8 tE ..... (C)
De-Rt-Ml (30) • Mevlt: '111e W• lowtr" (dra·
• Rlt htrol (C) (30) ma) '62-SteYe McQueen, Rot>.rt
7:10 9~ Jldlt liltaton (C) (60) Wainer, Shirley Anne Aeld.
• @ 6 tE Andy Wllllau (C) Ii) Nns (C)
Zant rey T1teetn (30) 11:45 m Movie: "Pride of tht M1t111t1"
Dltln& Cunt (C) (30) (drama) '45-John Garfield.
• Million $ Movie: (C) ''TIM Jour· 12:00 0 tE Johnny Carton (C)
nlY'' (adventure) '59-Yul Brynner, 12:30 m Men in Crisis
Deborah Kerr. 1:00 tJ Movie: ''The Wor1d Wa Hft
I Wo.ndera of the World (C) (30) Jury" (drama) '53-Edmond O'Brl·
lot Caudlllos (30) en. Mona Freeman.
7:55 Lalttrs Wann-Up (C) 1J Movlt: "Ewa" (drama) '65 -
l.'00 D laktrs lalltball (C) (21/t hr) Jeanne Moreau. Vim• Lisi.
LA. lakers 1t S.F. Warriors.. m All·Nlpt SMw: (C) "Honey· D @ (])a> Ntwfywed Ga• (C) chile," (C) "ReYenge of the Gladi·
(30) Bob Eubanks host. ators" 1nd (C) ''The Hunt."
THIE DAILY PILOT, 1V WEEK, NOVEMBER 22, 1969
SUNDAY
NOVE'9BER 23
MORNING
All stations reserve the
right to change program·
ming without advance no-
tice.
6:15 'he Cllrlstophen (C)
6:30 Tit• Bibi• Anlwen
6:55 Cive Us Tltil DIJ (C)
7:00 To• Incl .ltfry (C)
S•ct., Fannin (C)
Public S.rvlct/Hymna
7:30 a.tftl1n (C)
MonDOn Tabemldt Choir (C)
TV Worsbip of tbt Wat (C)
Slued Hurt (C)
APOUO 111 MISSION
TocllJ's prooammlnc is sabject to
chanp without no&. fer news
reports on Hie Apollo XII fllpt.
7:451 The Cllrlstopl9tt1 (C)
DMJ 1nd 8011.U. (C)
8:00 W@ limp Unto My Fett (C)
Chanaes 1n theology are empha·
sized on "Festival and Fantasy,"
filmed at a masquerade party held
in the Botolph Art Gallery In Bos-
ton.
I m Thi CMltophtrs (C)
C1t~ra1 of Tomonow (C)
D11 of Discovery (C)
Wondera•a (C)
I Allen Rtvlnl Hour (C)
(I) hul HamJ (C)
Ci) 8ocl Is the AMWtf .)
1:30 Look Up and Live (C) ,.r Sense
of Be:onglng." Contemporary pla1
on what it means to-be a Jew.
I This Is Ule Ufe (C)
Cllmblnc Hip (C)
Movie: (C) "Tiit Boy fro• Ok·
llboma" (western) '54-Wlll Roaers
Jr.. Nancy Olson.
I Katltrya Kublm1n (C)
· Rtviv1I flr• (C) fE F1lll 8oapel Rtviwll (C)
TN~ (C)
9:00 Ca•ra Titr• (C)
My Favorltl S.nHn (C) Rev.
Richard Anderson, Sierra Madre
Conareaational Church, guests.
0., of Dilcowery (C) ea .. ,.,. Profile
Gospel MutJc (C)
~ A. A. Alllft
Katlwyft hllllaan (C)
· To• ind Jerry (C)
• Nueva Cita
• Tltil Is tltt Lift (C)
· A(riallturt Report
9:30 Tod.,.a Rtlliiotl (C) m The Etarnal Lipt (C) "A
Field of Buttercups." The true story
of Or. Janus Korczak's devotion to
his home for Jewish orphans dur-
ln& the time of the holocaust in
the Warsaw ghetto. 0 Notre Da11t1 football (C) Taped
aame with the Falcons of the AJr
force Academ1. UndseJ Nelson rt·
ports.
I ~ 00 Q) Dudley Do-Rlcltt (C)
6 Oral Roberts (C)
Bibian (C)
Mano a Mano Rndl«O
10:001 llllide foetbaJI (C) 1l•li&tlt (C) • A&ricalture USA (C) 12:30 Cent AlltrJ
@ CI> a> hot,. of Junate Orll Rotlerta (C)
• Movie: (C) ~ ToQ9" Ci) Nfl TodlJ (C) Dallas at L.A.
(drama) '57-Robert Wagntf', Joan • · httem for Lfvina
Collins. 1:00 D 9 @ m Afl Feolhlt1 <C>
Pmport t. Profit (C) Oakland Raiders vs. Kansu Cib 00 F1nt l1ptist Cllurcll (C) Chiefs at Kan111 CitJ.
(j) y._ Hall Mttt1111 (C) IJ Movie: "I W111tld Winp" (dra·
Cllflltiu 8uzM1n ma) '41 -Ray Milland, William
• RttltJ Rtvltw (C) Holden, Veronica Like.
10:15 Ho•ntucl (C) D @ CI>lm Directions (C) '1he
10:30 NFL TodlJ (C) Baltimore Cotta Wilderness of Walden."
vi. Chic~ Bears at Chicago. I Sllertodl Hoh•• D 0 CtJ m Afl Footblll (C) TIM 111 Attldl
Cincinnati at New York. ltwlval Flm (C)
I @@&) fututic four (C) 1:30 0 @(I)&) laaun and Answers faittl for TocllJ (C) (~
S.U•t Street . (C) A five-hour m USC footblll (C) USC TroJans
replaJ of last weelt s daytime show. vs.. UCLA Bruins. Taped yesterday. QI Ci) NFL Today (C) S.F. 49ers m Voice of Camry (C)
vs. New Orleans Saint. 2 00 -i--'d /0....,'d (C) Th b
· @CI> a> lullwtnklt (C) lems of prejudice within the Nearo 11 :00 I HolMbuytn' Quldt (C) : ~ ·-., ..... If e pro •
Movie: "lJdl•" (romance) '41 communitJ, as related to akin tone.
-Merle Oberon, Joseph Cotten. Is discusse~. Guests. ar~ Or. Hi•· m Church in t11e Ho1at (C) watha Harns. Psychiatrist of the
11:30 D ([/) (j) a> Dllcovery (C) '1he Central CitJ Mental Health Center.
Stranaest Mammals of All." Oiscov-and a group of Los Anaeles resl·
ery visits the Brookfie~d Zoo, in dents.
Illinois, where there are over 2,000 I Prus Conference (C) animals. Bum Ow111s Sllow (C) fJ Movie: (C) "His Malnt1 Ci) Sund11 Matlntt: "The
O'Keeft" (adventure) '54-Burt Lan· ouse That Roared." Peter Sellers..
caster, Joan Rice, Andre Morell. Im ca.uc:M El Roto aJ F•ture (C)
/\IT I RNOON
12:00 D Movie: "Tile Man froia T1a11"
(wutern) '47-James Craig.
I htttlleent Partt1t (C) Cil Coll•re Feotball 1969 (C)
Cl111 111 Su Casa
2:30 II RETURN lletlef (C) A protes·
tant television discussJon series fea·
turina outstandina citizens of the
Southern California community. Or.
Clifton Moore hosts. TodaJ'S guest
ls Mary Dorr, National President
(Continued)
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SUNDAY (Continued)
of Americ.an Women In Radio and
Televlaion. D MIN: .. .., P.a la" (dnm•·
comldY) '52-Ridlard Wldm•"-Jo.
1n111 Dni. 0 .... $ lllwil: (C) "flit &All
H..t" (1dventure) '56--Robert T1)1o
lor, Stew1rt Granier.
llJIHl~(C)
Q) E.sbtl~ en . •11.i (C)
3:00 11 IOIXT NIP.3 Sped.a (C) The
candidates and bsues In the apt·
clal election in the 6th Council Dfl.
trict of Los Anplu .,, lfttarvlewtd
by host 1nd reporter Bill Ames.
Th• candidates ire 1n:hltec:t Rldl·
1rd F. 01vidson; re1I estate brolllf
Mrs. M1hri1 L Dedier; civic lff1l11
c:o111utt1nt Mrs. Pat Russell; edu-
cator-1uthor Gust Sl1mls; and city
council deputy Frank Small. ms-.. <C> G> Upbeat (C)
3:JO II Uftllne tll ToMrrow (C) A film
presented by the Kidney Founde·
tlon of Southern Califoml1. I :::S· ........... (C) J:45 (il) (I),............, Tr..,_ (C)
4:001J I IH<W In. rri.c. stt..t
,..,.,., ltd. (C) ''The Emperor's
New Clothes" is the first of four
consecutive hour-lone musical ape-
cl1ls for children. Tod1y's show Is
an orillntl adaptation of the d.-C
Hans Christiln Andersen story of
the Emperor whose vanity leads
him to purchase an invisible ward·
robe. Futured .,, Will B. Able IS
th• Emperor, M1n:il Strfnpr IS his
befuddled wife, Fred Grades 11
Chester the Jester, ind Bob 0.1·
ney as the Emperor's tvll 11dt,
Sinister the Prime Minister. (R) Do. ea.,. (C) "Touchdown!"
An inside look at the stretea ot
footb11t. Loyola University football
coach Jim Brownfield explains his
favorite plays.
1J SEE BIG DECIDER! * WHO GETS BOWL BID,
BRUINS OR TROJANS?
0 UCU f..eta.I (C) UCU Bnilns
vs. USC Trojans. Taped yesterday It
the LA. Coliseum. mc:..i. Foetbalt 1• <C>
I l.owt Liiey
Mcttale's N.,
® ~::-Roo• (C)
: ~1r1 New? (R)
Cl) f'll• F11hn (C)
CnelllOS
S,W Specbcullr (C)
4:30 I QOM Up (C) stlpn nt M..stm
Yoke of tllt Moir
Ci) Fil• Fllbrt (C) "Green
Years."
fZl) Advenblrr. ''The Pos.ssed." An
i toration of Ball.
Cl) face the Natloe (C)
Mllsfca J P1t1br1S n. Rffletn1n
5:00 I Faa th• Nltion (C)
Spell! Up (C) Bill Leyden hosts.
fJ .. SINGIN' IN THE * RAIN"--OENE KELLY,
DEBBIE REYNOLDS-Cir.
D Movie: <C> ''Sntcl11' 111 t11t
Rah1" (musical) '52 -Gene Kelly
Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds,
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 22, 1969
Burbank's
Lightning
started on
the ground
ancl went up!
"Ralph Story's
Los Angeles"
will prove it,
tonight
at 6:30 pm.
CBSS2
5:30
Jean Hlpn, CJd Chaltsse. Two
,.rtMR In a veudtvflle aonc·•nd·
duct act •rthe in Hollywood. D saikteJ T~ Tllelbt: "Poor little Rich Gitt. ' Wltfl Allee F119,
JKk Har~. Michael Whafan.
6• f,... UNCU (C)
..... (C)
CJ)..... Alta n.tr-t: ''Flvt
Hours... Cyd CNrisse.
.... Te Many a M--.. @ .., Wectd (C)
..... INt (C) ?.l:-· nw.. (C)
. ..... c.-... Start ('C)
•• lor , .. , Lie (C)
II HUBERT HUMPHREY ON * "NEWSMAKERS" Today! 8 Newt•_..,. (C) Gutlt Hubert
H. Humphrey ls lnttfViewtd.
I u..-.nc.n c.ti.ae Sllew (C) c-...•1 lliand (C)
s.Mt Trdt
@lhhld T._,.. (C)
fl'tlldl a..f: Julia Child Pf•
par. F11ndl Crapes, a C1J Fillt f.... <C>
! V ! NIN(;
6:00 mT ..... (C) (30) U @ 8' Meet ttM Prns (C)
..... ,., .. (C) (60)
DMtari (C) (60)
Millals, Actioll end Adwntwe
( (30) "SJly People."
: Spec:ltlatien (C) (60) "Campus
Unrat-Whet NextT' S. I. Haya-
kawa and Art Seldtnbaum cueit.
0) Man Fra UNCLE (C) (60)
&:30 11...,. S'*1 (C) (30) The fa·
bled uretr of the famed P-38. II QJ @ @D S.E. Celltp lewf
(e) (30)
I Da Vaa 1¥• (30) •• ,., ,.., Lift (C) (30)
~ TIMetrt (60)
Ci) SlllppJ (C)
7:il0 II Qt Ci) Llllit (C) (30) In tilt
aftermath of a plunae into an Icy
Colo,..do river in an attempt to
save a trapped crow, Lassie fiatrts
tor survival with the lovina htlp
of U.S. forest Ranaer Bob Ericson
and the prayers of young NHka
Chalmers. o 9 oo m w11c1 ... ,.... cc>
(30) "Wildlife: Part I." Mar1in Ptr·
kins and stan B~ witness one
of nature's most awesome slatit.--
1 forest fire ra1in1 out of control.
I n. ... (C) (60)
(i7J (]) Q) LalNI of die 5'allta
{60) "The Clones." Two &iant
scientists, uslna tilt principle of
"clones," succeed In duplicatlna
the Earthllnp.. fJ Jot Na•atll Slllow (C) (30)
Howard Cossell and Jerry Kramer
auest m lllewte: "Odd Man Out" (dra·
ma) '47-James Ma'°"·
fE) TIM Adwocsta (C) (60) "Should
lnw:untery Commitment on the
Grounds of Mental Illness Be Abol·
1st1tdr'
@I) CoMleol 1 C1ndtnts (30)
7:30 II Qt CJ) Te ... Wittl Ltwt
CC) (30) Alison Is so tucinattd by
the c1refrttt life of a hippie Ameri·
can 1irf, her father reluct1ntly lets
her ao off with her vaaabond friend
for a weekend. Darlene Carr 11•est1.
~from DISNEY e• '•• -go uaaaaam-tc1 * Mystery and intripe ti11-tc> (30) DOlll ~. \ e TH~ CATHEDRAL OF conceal "The Secrets De s,n Ste tc> (30) * TOMORROW~N COlORI
of the Pirate's IM" C 1 lw 1 c '*" t11 (30) with Rex Humbard, Maude a uooe••......,('C) <60> i .. aaw-....: 1 •rn•r ('C) Aimee & Musical St.aft!
"Stcttb ot Pirates 1.... Part 1 o1 <IC> a.. ...,....,_ and Ma&acM I caa1 • • ti T-.w (C) two Plfb. Ed BeateY portrays a nvo. tU1S1 I• an IMF plot i.. n. .... C.. (C) . Minoa
retired lrisll .. captain llillo .a woMftl clouibla alNI .......... .._ 8tft1. S-''1 AM ..._ BM1 sw.
his siitlts oe tht buried tr.swu wb PIN ill fM cllfftMt role$ livu. Bart.a Rlltlh ptll.
of Jetn Lafrtta. alNI Jim Ptte:ps "'"""' mqician.. m 121SJM.I C11 •••• .. BM ... $ "-":: (C) -Jiit BQJCiHDn. leW 0.. ('C) ...,. ._ (C) (60) Wulli...-iitdi ti a. lllasy ..,... (ad-(flO) MA s.att Step fOf Man.." Or. ..ws • ...,_ RoWINI &au ••· veahn) ·~iy Ooo,et, (:l\arf. Ttid Sblart risb his lift In en U · .._, Mrs. Meir, a ......., MU.
ton Heston. o.nd offlcef ol fbltt-periment aimed 1t lltlpina 111 astro-•u• achoal tMctw wi.o iS now
dtrina and daertad thip finda him· Mut abtcMn wtousty ill wt'llle prime mlnistlr ol 1....r .
alf acamd of neclil9ftCL oftliti11 tM moon. Y11t Summers. @CJ) U Ci) GI Cl) ..._ (C) m,...... .. Trwll ('C) (30) Terry Carter •nd Ttid H•rtit1 r..t 11:15 a llllllte: (C) "'Cal ...........
"Mealoo M11nif1C10:" as tM drdinc astronauts. (maical) 'S3 -llhtf Mttmtn.
I ..._ 0,.. (60) II • -('C) (30) Donald O'CoMof. Yera ()left. t. C11••11 (30) fJ Liii .. TaA. Te , •• (C) (60) @CJ) Tllit Is a. L .. (C)
1:00 Of. Mu Raff.-ty and Debblt Ora• ll:lO 11 llltllfle: (C) '1111ilttr c.r.t"
D Rolling Stones & Ella auest. (d,..ma) '57-Tony CUrtt:s.. Kathryn
*ED SULLIVAN Tonite! :=. ~(C) (30) I 16r1n~, ...._ (C)
II QI({) £jl ~ (C) <60> ti) IE f...., (C) ''Thutrw • ..... F. l4dlef <C>
Ella fi~ld. Edd.. Al1ltrt. Ed '"--'-·· T · f ..... Li."' .. (R) a... ~ -''taru-Ames. Clttnna Valenta and The ............ no °' .,.. mftC. 1 • ~ '"'' •• ,,
Rollin& Stonn suest. E "-T..n (60) c;j Ci) lllllM ('C)
II Roller Games-l.ive! (C) lO:JO~~~H!~ ('C) (30) 11.-0011 hltln: "Merry Go-Round." * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS ID DOUT De .._. W...W _, £jl Actms Miidred Ounnodl stirs 111 a
0 Wltf ea .. (C) (2 hr) T·BinSs Ider (10) An Informational format :•lfi!:ur==ion of the fl&llt
vs. Teus Outlaws. comblnlna music and discussion. tfj ·
U FORD MOTOR COMPANY and hilfllilfltin1 Tht ~ of Ubef· lZ:.JO !t!:~~,....,. ('C) Guest Is * presents THE FBI t;y, a . .v.n-man mUllCll ITIMI!>-c. Klein. dnctor of com· 8 ~(i)aJ1" Bl (C) (60) comp":-! of 1 ~· an Indian. munlcations for tflt Nbton Admln-•'ftMi Scapeaoat" ErskiM finds wi· an ~tal, an lritl!man. ' Jtw. istration.
denee in Ille death of a firt on a in ltlhan ..i a Muic.an. II .
10Vernme11t ~rvation Unlllnc the QJ KATHRYN KUHLMAN l:OO em)~:-"'= = ts,st.;
ta• to a similar one in which a * AND GUESTS IN COLOR Cumminp.. ' man had bHn sentenced to prison. Michael Burns. Nan Martin, Arthur G) ldrJa ........ (C) (30) 1:30 0 "'-(C) Franz end Brenda Vaccaro &\le$l 1------------------------m Calf's W.W (C) (30) "T al·
wan: China's Reflection."
fE) TIM hnJtt Sip (60) "lnclitn
Summer of a forsyte." Irene aoes
to live by herself .
@I) c.rr...t Maka• (60)
1:30 D QJ CiH~ 1111 CHbJ ..
(C} "Brotherly Lovt." Chet Kine.id's
brother (lee Wtntr) arrives to
stay, alter a marital ~~uc:h
· to Chet's discomfiture. m rr-. (C) <30> mw.w y...,._ <30>
t:OO R Qi@. U. Uaam (C) (60)
Mitch Miller, Bobby Goldlbonl
and Sammy Short cutst.
D U (i) m ltullD (C) (60) ·'A Dar11er Shadow." The sudden
ancl myiterious disappearance of a
bank employee sends little Joe on
the trail of a lonftimt friend IC·
custd of steallna bank funds.
GrefO(Y Walcott. Sandra Smith and
Dabney Coleman auest.
0 ~ (])(8 AIC Snday Mowtt:
(C} A Hi,tl Wllld Ill Jlaaica"
(adventure) '65 -AnlhOllJ Quinn,
James Coburn, Lila lttdron, Gert
Frobt. Adapted rrom tflt nowt by
Richard Hu&hts Is story of frvt
chlld11n captured by pirates. m I IHCW I M TMllp lr1&M
alld '"irtifll (C) (60) Greatest
balladeer of the century, Buri Ives,
stars in tllls Th1nkscivin1 family
special. Also featured are Uonel
Hempton. R1ndy Sparks incl His
Baci Porch Majority, Kennie A1na-
1an and Barry Shelr.
ID c..au. et 1Mb <C> (30)
fBlntiWt ...... (60) fD He•IWMd (C) (60) (R)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, NOVEMBER 22, 1969
DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
MORNING
THANUCIYINQ DAY PllO&RAMS
fGr ,.. convtttlance. Tlllnllaalv·
In& 0., ldlJlmt 119 wttll lM
TllundlJ MlllAI lo&. Ustlnp .,..
low ire fw Mondq, TutedlJ,
Wtdlltldly and FrldlJ uly.
I Ci) SunllJ TodlJ (C) 10:15 ,.. ... ,..
10:30 (]) l.Alft of life (C) @m Hollywood Squtrts ( ) 'uests are Arte Johnson, Alan Sun, Jacqueline Susann, Alejandro
Rey and KatJ!l ~rver. l~C.VW SMoktJ (C) Fri.
11:00 W1we tile Htart Is (C)
• 6 if:' JeopardJ (C)
Tiie alloplnc lourllltt (C)
6:25 · EdllCltlon Elldl1n1e (C) 11:30 6:001 SU.rile StlHSllr (C)
@ 00 a> lulhrinkla (C) Fri.
18mptf Room (C) ~([)Starch for Toinonow (C) 6:30 ~ (C) Pl'ofect Know--AJnerican lit«·
... ,. Arter tile Civil Wtr
7:00 CIS Ntn (C) Joseph Bent! I fAlllCltlontl ""°"""'
~-Tiit hdtJ Sllow ( ; Wlilo Cites? (C) Fri.
EMfdM Wltlll &lorta (C)
Mr. Wllltbone (C)
Ftlll tile Cat (C)
C..Mdltr/Stoct Report
. Sia• Sltaet (C)
7:30 Fore4p Leclonnalre
• Rtlifjen (C).
I Woftdn111 '(C) a.,. (C) C1J CIS Ntn (C)
7:35 0 T1le His tnd Har Of It (C)
1:00 I Qj (I) Capblln 1<Jn11roo (C) Undt W11do C1rtoon1 (C)
• Dtplane's C1rtDon Cntla (C)
8••br (C)
Naws/Stod Marlcat
1:15@ CJ) Yldel Dlpst (C)
Rocket Robin Hood (C)
1:30 I Tiit Fllfltstones (C)
(]) Rody and His Friainds (C)
APOl1.0 •H MISSION
Moncta11 Nev. 24, 1 :08 PM, Is set ror aplullclown of the 111 .... m•n
uew Ind tllafr rlCOftfJ from Ille
hcific Oceln. All proarammin1 la Albfect to dlanp on this datl.
1:.45 Yoar MontJ's Worth (C) Wed. : Sdlool Pntaram• 9:00 9 Cl) 1't Lucy Sllow (C)
Q)@ 6D It Takes Two (C)
love Tllat Bob: Bob Cummings.
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Debbie Drab Dancerclze (C)
(ill CI) J1dl la Linne (C)
Yellow Sllppen (C) Friday.
Unclefdoc (C) 9:301 Qi Ci) Btvtrly Hi:lbUllas 9 00 m Concentration (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
• Westem St.Ir Thettre
Mtvie: See Daytime Movies.
Gu•by (C) I Guidepost; Public
Strvtce Filin, Tues. {j1J Cl) H1yd111'1 Htpptnlna (C);
Sinbld Sptci1I (C) Fri. only.
10:00 I Andy &rlffltll (C) . ®) (j) m Siie of the Cantury
I J•. ck Ke!!l_ hosta. @ (]) W Dudley (C) Fri.
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Movie: Friday.
f.aence of Judalarn, Tues.
News/Stock Mtrket
@ 00 6D Ntme Droppers (C)
Jolanny &rtnt (C)
Tiie Annivntfy 811111 (C) @CI> aJ Qulllvtr (C) Friday,
Ta•po (C) Baxter Ward hosts.
SIMriff Jolin (C)
Trmf films (C); htspectlvt/
td ind Sew (C) Wed. only.
fl!) S..me street (C) (R)
11:55 0 QI @HD NIC Mews (C)
A f T F P ~J 0 0 ,~
12:00 II lolltlque (C) Or. Edward Stain·
brook, Chief Psychiatrist of the L.A.
USC Medical Center, discusses
obesity cind fatigue on Tuesday and
Thursday.
0 @ 00 6D Apollo XII Special
(C} Monday. Splashdown coverage.
The reentry maneuver is scheduled
fer cipproximately 12:35 PM. with
sp t sh down at l :08 PM In the
Pacific Ocean.
B Movie: See Daytime Movies. @oo m aew1tc11tc1 <c>: eat·
tanooe• Cats (C) Friday only.
I News (C) Bill Johns.
Stock Man.t Close
(j) Andy Griffith (C)
12:30 ~Ci) Apollo XII Spacl1I (C)
Mon. Live coverage of the splash·
down and recovery.
I I~ As the World Turns (C)
6 m Dip of Our lives
3 Q) Apollo XII Speci.t
(C) Reentry, splashdown and recov·
ery of the three·man crew.
8 @ 00 That Girl (C) ~ ln&ftwood HolldlJ
Parade (C) Friday, Bob Dornan and
Baby Daphne co-host. Grand Mar·
shall is Regis Philbin.
I News (C) Jack Latham.
Dl1'.ln1 far Doll1rs (C)
stock Mtrket An1lysis
1:00 Q!) 00 love Is 1 M1ny Splen·
c1orec1 Thln1S> 811(6) • The Doctors (C)
(}) • Dream House (C);
Hot els (C) F rl.
I Puswonl (C)
Office of the President
The 81l'°9in1 Gourmet (C)
1:15 fll) School Proar1ms
1 :30 I§ Cil The &uidin1 llpt (C) · (i) m Another World (C}
atller Knows Bast; Cooking (C)
Wed. only. 0 @@ &) let's Mike a Deal
(C) The Hudy Bop (C) Fri. m Truth or Consequences (C) tE Tachnietl Corner
1:55 m faslllons In s.tnr (C)
2:00 a~ Secret •• <C> Q:i 6 m •riltlt p,..1ae <C>
OW ulla Mlldt (C)
(f1) Ci) m NtwlJwM C.e (C)
I Lowe luq
Human Jun.it
CoiamoditJ/Mutuat fund
2:30 I Ci) Tiie £dtt of Ntpt (C) 00 m L..u.n .. Lup.ln
Q I Talk (C)
(f1) 00 Q) D1t1n1 8Hte (C)
&olden Sbot Movie
Hazel (C)
stock Martet Su11UfJ'i New
Horizons, Friday.
3:00 R ~ Cl) '-•r r,te (C); At die ~Id Tums (C) Mon. only.
I It's YOUf lkt (C)
"~''Patrol (fi') (I) 6) 8Meral HllpHal (C)
MlahtJ MOUle (C)
Bozo's 111 Top Show (C) .
Mr. Ind MrL Nortll; Tiit P'itrrt
Show, Wed. 9 @ Matlnet: Don Rodewald. m Matinet: Don Wilson.
3:30 I Lucky Pair (C) · Miu Douitas (C) om. Ind Harritt (j}) (i)G) Ont LW. To Live (C)
Hobo Ktlly (C)
TV Rtadars' Dia-st; Stodc Mir·
ket SumrDary, Friday.
~ 00 Popeye Cartoons (C) 4:001 Sta Hunt; Movie, Tu8$day. The Ntllld Trvttl (C)
@ CI> G) Dart Slltdows (C)
My favorite Martian
Peter 811nn
4:15 : The Friendly altnt
4:301 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Divorce Court (C)
News (C) Bill Bonds.
• The Grocery Show (C) Robert
W. Morgan hosts. Bill Deal and
The Rhondells guest on Wednesday.
The Flintstones (C)
The Munsters
1 00 Perry Mason
Horse 0ptr1
: Stslme S1iett (C) (R) 00 The FlintsfDnes (C)
Future
5:001 KNBC Newservlce (C)
News (C) Tom Reddin. "The
Poisoned Pill." A dramatic look at
the pill-popping problem, providing
information on "uppers," "down·
ers," "reds.'' yellows,'' and "rain·
bows," what they are, and the ef.
feet they can have on the human
body.
News (C) George Putnam.
81tm1n (C) I FlipPff (C)
00 Jimmy Thomnon (C) 00 Mcff1le'1 Nny
Qilllpn's Island <C)
5:30 (il) (3) (9 ABC News (C)
• Ctndlir C.111•1
&llli11n's Island (C)
SunMt Trtils
Ci) This DIJ 1969 (C)
: Mlstlrol'fl' Naipbortlood (C)
([) Newa (C) Frank Tracy.
• Town Tallc (C)
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KING
SOLOMON'S
MINES
DEBORAH KEBB
STEWART GRANGER
MONDAY IN COLOR
KABC·TV
MONDAY
NOVEMBER 24
For morninc and afternoon
listings, please Jee DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 D .,..,..... Dolptrin S1r..r' Part I
(drama) '48 -Lana Turner, Van
Heflin, Donna Reed.
9:30 B "A W•a.,1 V111aunct" (mys-
tery) '48-Chartes Boytf, Ann Blyth . m "Clllna Cata" (1dventure) '57-
Gene Barry, Nat "Kina Cole, An1ie
Oidlinson.
10:00 II "Hip Siena" (ac!Wnture) '41
-Ida Lupino, Humphrey Bo1art.
12;00 U..,.,,,.. (comedy) '3&--W. C.
Attd1, Rodltlle HUdlOn.
Z.:30 D "'SallMt Hours" (drama) '42
-James Caaney, Dennis Weaver.
4:30 8 (C) "TIM Lady Takes a Aytr"
(drtma) '58 -Lana Turner, Jeff
Chandler.
fVfNINC
5:00
IJ ARE YOUR KIDS TAKING * "THE POISONED PILLS?"
FIND OUT WHAT TOM
REDDIN HAS TO SAY!
6:00 II lie Mtws (C} (60) Jeny Dunphy. o m "•....,.lrinkltr cc> <30> IJ JOEY BISHOP ANO * BUDDY HACKETT JOIN
STEVE FOR HILARITY
AND HIGH-JINX!!
1J 5'lwt Allen Sllow (C) (90)
Guests are Joey BW!op, John Bar·
bour and Dian Hart. 9 SU O'Clock Movie; (C) "lh11
SOie110tt'1 Mllltl" (adventure) '50
-Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granier,
Richard Carlson, Hu10 Haas. A dar-
ln1 safari Into the African wilds.
Didi Van DyU (30)
hyton PIMll (30)
Stir Tm (C) (60)
(]) Miu Deiit!aa (C) (90)
: W11ars New? (30)
Ci) CIS Ntn (C) (30) 'fli•po de Ptrdon (30)
· News (C) (60) Jack White.
6:30 IJ MIC Newsemce (C) (60) • 1llt C1• C1•e (C) (30) Chad
Everett, Dyan cannon and Joanie
Sommers 1uest. m To Tell Ille Trutll (C) (30) Bill
Cullen, Pat Carroll, Orson Bean and
Pew Cass 1uest
El) Office of tile President (30)
@ Cil Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30)
(Continued)
Brighter, sharper color.
Sony's system uses one gun tc ,hoot the three bHms.
One gun gives us space for one big lens. A lens more
thet twice es big es anyone else's. W it!; our ler9er
lens, we can get a sharper, brighter picture.
30 91. more color beams reach the screen through the
verticel strips on our "aperture grille."
• New one-gun system
• All-solid-stet• system
• 3 5 degrees cooler
• Big twelve-inch screen ( meesured d ie9on•lly l
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF
411 E. 17tll Street
Costa Meta
T•L•Vl810N•AptptLtANC•a CALL 646-1684
MONDAY (Continued) D cm Cl)U)"' ...... (C)
• Twi1 cn:e HeMlllle (C) (30) (60)tracy tells Jeff th1t Philip is
C Mllftlteri (30) not hia r1t11er. 1......... (30) J4 (C) (60)
• llewl (C) (30) Black Jew1al (C) (60)
7:00 CIS &.Int Nen (C) (30) Lu Elhlla J Ustld (30)
• Wlttt'a .., u .. 1 (C) (30) 9:30
I L.e LUO> II TONIGHT'S BEST BET! =•~/M.._!~ :: (30) *THE DORIS DAY SHOW!
@ ......, .. (C) (90) 119 Cl) Daria .,., (C) (30)
"Str1nae Bedfellows." Doria la In a momentary .Ute ot
I AM,. (30) lhock when a handaome, debonair
,Cl) Tratlt or Co ....... nces (C) French movie stu Invites her to ~. Wertd (C) (30) premiere of his new motion pic-
FUtllre (30) lure. Jacques Beraerac auests.
7:30 ta Cl) hna•oke (C) (60) I llewl (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Festus and a frontier teacher are He SaW. Siie Slid (C) (30)
held 1'i*>ner. ....... ......, (60) D m MJ Wertd 11N1 W*-' tit ltwlsbl M.ucal (30)
It (C) (30) "Mild In Connecticutt." 10:00 B QI CJ) c.91 1....et SMw (C)
John Monroe Is left with a m1id (60) Lucille Ball ind Georae Clr11n
who won't use modern appliances auest.
:~~' :i;::fe'a vacation. Queenie D TENN. ERNIE FORD
11 ACTIONS SPEAK * IN A VERY SPECIAL
* LOUDER THAN WORDS SPECIAL from LONDON
on Mike Stokey's Star D ~@ m I IHcf I llle re.
Stumping Game Show! ,ldlei In PkadillJ <:>: (60) Ten· O sta•p tile Stars (C) (30) Guests neme Ernie Ford mita London.
ere Stefani1nn1 Christopherson Will Guests are Divy Jones. Harry Sec· . • ombe and Terry·Thomas. Nonnan 1Hut~@n$R~rt ~:.ic Scene Wisdom makes a cameo appHrance.
(45) David Stelnber& hosts. 0 REDS, YELLOWS & RAIN -
MH'IH $ Mewie: "'Sanut le• * BOWS! LET TOM REDDIN
._.,,. (~rama) 'SO-William Hol· TELL YOU HOW TO SAVE
den. Glona Swanson. A&lna silent YOUR KIDS FROM THEM' screen star becomes attached to •
I
Portunistic youna screen writer. !JGJ .._. (C) (60)
Trulli or Conaequences (C) (30) (11) (])IE!) Lon, A•erlcan
Judd ftr ttle Deftnae (C) (60) (C) (60) "Love and the Bil
Ted111lc1I Cemer (30) Leap,'" "Love and the Good Detl,"
f.atlrn Wildt• (30) "Love and the Former Marrla1t.''
Clllldlt el Roto (30) Carl Betz, Dena Wynter, Slcye Au-
1:00 m Luclt-1• (C) (30) Guest brey. Rich Little, H1n1 Conteid,
is Sammy Dtvis Jr. Dennis Day and Jessica Walter.
0 OSCAR LEVANT TALKS 0 Delta! (C) (60) Tonr Bennett. * JACK INTO SEEING A IRlch ~le Mauest. (60)
DOCTOR! FUN COMEDY . Fklna ua.:"<t> 0 Jack lenny (30) Oscar Levant • Carc:el de Muferea (30) iuuts. ....
I O-• r.r 1 Day (C) (30) 10:30 _, Cristina laun (30)
Sllck Man.t S.•ury (30) 11:00 In D m..... (C)
Wer'd ma (C) (60) Tit liaterMn .
Hit ,a,.. (C) (90) • Mowit 11.. (C) Jrm Backus.
1:15 01) (I) tl) llle New ,_,.. (C) Susan Oliver, Ross Martin, and
( ) "A Bride In Basic Black: The Shelley Mormon auest.
Courtship." Susan Is friahtened I o.t. UMltl when Ben Geary Insists that she 1 CI> 0 (]) tB CI> News (C)
will share his new cabin. m GD Jiitwl (C)
1:30 ti 9 Cf) ...,.., Lucy (C) (30) 11 :30 I ll Cl) MetV lrifflft (C)
Lucy finds moonll&htln& can be 1 Cl) m JeillnJ C.... (C)
d•naerous occupation. rk uitas and Debbie Reynolds
II UCLA COACH REVIEWS ere scheduled auesta. * BRUIN-TROJAN GAME O A TALK SHOW WHERE
WHAT WENT RIGHT & * GUESTS REALLY HAVE
WHAT WENT WRONG? SOMETHING TO SAY!
I lruina In Action (C) (30) IRV KUPCINET HOSTS! David Frost SMw (C) (90) n.. 111 ValleJ (C) (60) II hp'a sa.. (C) (90) Columnist
Mlfllon $ fonaala fer SucClll Irv Kupcinet hosts. Scheduled
) Rodney Burreson discusses auests ere author Herold Robbins
land Investment. and economist Eliot Janeway.
t:OO I ~ Cl) M F D fJ (J1) (j)&J Jo., • ...., <C) • IQ/ "'*'1 R. • • (C) fJ Mewle: (C) "\.ewe la a Many
( 0) A wealthy ••·Mayberry woman Splendored Tltlnt' (romance) 'SS--
Invites Sam, his family and friends Wiiiiam Holden. Jennifer Jones. to vacation at her_ desert estate In II) Movie: "Cat and M ..... (mys.
Palm Spnnas. Caltfoml1. Ruth Mc· ~ ) '60-lee Pltteraon An Seara. ~au~ ~ , n au oo m 11H<W: 1 1 • ~ 12.-00 a» Mewie: .. A•• Mii a Stra11,.-
""' SMw (C) (60) Bob Hope (drama) '54-Jeln Simmons, Y'tdor
plaJI host to Danny Thomas. Vim• M1ture.
Lisi, Steve Lawrence, f..Ydle Gonne. l:OOB Movie: "Cetwtdld" (drama D """ C:... tlte StlB (C) (60) ·~1enn Ford, Broderick Craw·
Joey Bishop auests. ford, Dorothy Malone.
hplO
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 22, 1969
~4=11p•Caa
;g
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 25
For mornlna and afternoon
llstinp, please see DAY.
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for yow convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the rilht to
chanp proeramming with·
out advance notice.
DAmME MOVIES
9:008...._ ................. Part II
(drlma) '48 -Vin Htflin., lane
Turner, Donne Reed.
,..30 U '"T__.. (watem} '41-Gllftn
Ford, Wlllllm Holden, Cl1lre Trwor.
GI "'011t ef Ille hit' (drame) '47 -«Jrt Douata. Jene Grw.
10:00 a (C) "F-_..,.. (romence)
•{14Jndl Dlrnell, Comtl Wildt,
Rich1rd &,.....
12:00 a "Hold T1llt ,....,. (comedy)
·~1e Br1dlln, Veronica lake,
Albert DekUr.
2:JO B "YlllClt." A boYt musiC studies drfve him 1nd his friends to arut
heilhb.
4:0011 -,:,.. .... • D1nttr"' Cdrs·
1111) '54-lurt Lancaster, Debor•h
Kerr, Frsnk SinatJa, MontaomerJ
Clift, Donne Reed. ·
I \ I '• •• ' .
5:00
8 TOM REDDIN AND * PSYCHIATRIST
SEEK TEEN Pill
,.KICK" DRIVES.
6:00 I lit """ (C) (60) Jtny Dunphy. er:') K....,......, (C) (30)
8 STEVE IS THE LITTLE '* OLD WINE MAKER IN
BUBBLY SKIT! TASTE
THE DIFFERENCE!
......... (C) (90)
GUiits 1rt AJbtrt Brooks, The New
York Red Ind Roll Ensembi., The
Tim• Square Two ind Bunny Mil· llnston. ·
D Six O'C!em Mewit: (C) "Tiie 11• MKillne" (ICl·fl) '60 -Rod
Taylor, Alan Youns. Yvette Mimleux.
Sebastien Cabot An Enallsh tcitn·
tilt Invents 1 machine th1t takes
him Into the future.
• Diel Yu .,,._ (30)
,.,... PllC9 (30)
._ TNk (C) (60)
CJ) MIM DNclas (C) (90)
: ..... ..., (30)
(I) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30)
TTellpo ... hrdon (30)
..._ (C) (60) Jlclt White.
&:JOI QllC .. _rice (C) (60) • Tiie a... a... (C) (30)
Te Tll tlle Trd (C) (30)
Office ef .... Pr11i.111t (30)
(I) Hmtltr·lri.U., (C) (30)
: Crllia If Mldenl MH (30)
(Continued)
THE TIME MACHINE
BODTAYLOB
YVETTE •INIEUZ
TUESDAY IX ~OLOB
KABC·TV
Tennessee Ernie Ford-
Ambassador to Britain
BY DIGBY WOLFE
Produeer,
'The ....... In Plcc1__..
(McN...,. 10 ..... Nee)
A couple of years back, after a
spectacufar orbital fliaht by two
of our astronauts, Ernie Ford
said to me:
''How about that? Two Ameri-
cans going all around the world
. . . without gettina insulted! ..
Then more recendy, after
watching two men walk on the
surface of the moon, Ernie re·
marked:
"It sure does your heart good
to see Americans pickina up rocks
instead of duck.in& 'em!"
l)iat did il Hete, we decided,
was the kind of ambassador
America needed. We would do
a spedal with Ernie, shot in a foreign location, which would
purge the im.,e of The U gty American by brinaing a r~ Ameri·
can into focus. We would do it by using that most international
of all languages: music. Music, plus Errue•s special brand of humor.
Simple, honest and u American as apple pie. Titled "The Pea·
picker in Picadilly," it ain Monday, November 24, 10 PM, NBC.
Ernie was as eothusiutic as we were. He, too, felt the need to
break the mold of his earlier shows, to broaden their scope with-
out losing their grassroots ftavor. He was still the ole Peapicker. ·
but it was time to be more peripatetic.
"Yeah," said Ernie with a twinkle. "And if there's one place
for a Peapicker to be peripatetic in, it's Piccadilly."
So it was decided.
Less than a month later, The Peapicker was in Piccadilly, along-
side our British guests: Harry Secombe, who plays Mr. Bumble
in the Oscar-winning film "Oliver!," Davy Jones of 'vrbe Mookees,"
and Terry-Thomas ... as British as boiled beef and carroa.
There were the inevitable rude rcmarb about the Enslish dimate
. . . but I assured them ail that we could expect a typical Bnsliah
summer.
"Sure," said Ernie. ··we had one the lat time I wu hen. It
was a Thursday!"
Wherever be went in the next throe weeks, l!mie made fricoda.
People, ordinary people, have a habit of ;-. waWaa up and
shaking his band. Mosdy, they were Britiaben . , . Orlneya, Scots.-
men, Cavalry-types with bowler batl and furled umbrellaa . . . but
when we put him on top of a 1911 bus there were two neiahbon
of his from Tennessee who just couldn't believe their eyes! I hope
their cameras were in good working order . . . or nobody ebe
will believe it either.
1be bus took Ernie and his guests on a once-in-a-lifetime ride
through London. We passed Nelson's column in TrafaJaar Square,
the King's Road in Chelsea, and Buckingham Palace. All this
created the most monumental traffic jam London's ever seen ...
but nobody cared, oot even the police, who gave us the "V" aian
all along the way. Pedestrians waved, kids shouted, motorists booted
and office workers leaned out of windows to talk to Ernie in his
front seat on the open-topped bus.
It came easy ... be was their kind of people. Which, after all,
is what an ambassador should be.
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TUESDAY (Continued). fD'llltlfbce (C) (30) "Holotn·
Cl) Tiie ......... (30) phy." A look at "lenslesa photolJI· liiitidere J4 (C) (60) phy," • visually •citln1 phenome-
._ (C) (30) non which produces 1 th,..dlmtn·
C1S ~ ..._ (C) (30) sionll effect.
"""' MJ U.t (C) (30) t:OO D ~ C6l m NIC T....., ...._ I lMe 1.11CJ (30) Ir. ~ -.....,.. (comedy) '67 -
lelt tl9I Cllcl (C) (30) Roulind RUSttll, Sandra Oet, Brian C.•••.,./M ..... F• (30) Aheme, Audrey M..-., James
Cl) .._.. (C) (30) Farentino. A recentty widowed mac1.
Aiiral (30) e.ap millioMlr.. decides lift la
Cl) Tl'9tll ., c.11,111c. (C) there to be lived and bttina to ( really enioJ htrltlf until htr two
I I ... la tl9I s.. (C) (30) daulfrters try to have htr com·
11llt lift (C) (30) mitted. * LY 2 HRS. Till 8 SPECIAL CONCERT!
TRINI TIME ON 5 * TRINI LOPEZ WITH
7:JO 8 IB Cl) t....r (C) (60) Wound· NANCY AMES AND
td In a shootout with an outlaw, THE VENTURES
Johnny Lancer b aJwitn mu1• °" IN UP·TEMPO HOUR!
1 nearby farm. Aines Moorehead,
iutntln Dean Ind Bruee Dern (uesl a ••cw 5 (C) (60) "Trinl ~ (1) m I Dr.-tf JtM11it Lopez." Nancy Ames and the Ven·
{JO) ''Uncles 1-0.o-Go." A visit tum 1uetl
by two of Jeannie's unct• cause ~:ia~~I (C) (60) Ballet
hlvoc for NASA u they compete for the riJht ot final 1ppnwal al E Her (30)
r:..1 :l:::1':1:::.. Ronlld ;'GOVERNOR & J. J.
9 Will HUTCHINS, * HIT OF THE SEASON * ROBERT CLARY ! ttl, Cl) nt ........, _. J. J.
ON THE STUMP! Ina ~n:smte1'1"nR't:. ~:~
I n~ s:: ~~ (60) ....,.s 1'*"'°" .-.
"The Oeatll ol W"dd Bil HMM-I "' S.W. a. Seid (C) (30) ~" ... Ii . ... ........... (60) ~ ."' e ,._, as• ... ,... •• a.tit Alllwt (C) (30} n wayside iM as the squad iftws·
tiptes the duttt of n fldi111 coun-11:.9 B tit Cl) IO M-... iC)
try siftler. Mumy Mad..tod. r1111 U REDDIN'S REPORT
O'IWUy, TJM Olly Ind Stieb Wooley * ON Pill-POPPING ;st-... ., LA t ..... (C) '"TM KIDS Will SHOCK rn.-(drama) '63-hui NewNn. YOU INTO ACTION !
[it.rd 6. Robinson. [lb Somnw. 1· ...... (C) (60) Diane Bak•. StDry of sil Nobel @ (])GJ Maraa ...,, 11.D.
Prin wiWB in SlodMl111., includ· (60) "Homecomlna." Dr. Wei· Ina 1 clsiJlusiontd American writer by's pfan to hospiU:i:ze Scott Behr·
who becomes i!NllMd in 1 plot to man. sufferin1 frqm recurrences of
kidntp reflllN scleatist wiMer LSD "add flash'', is opposed by the
I Tnill w c.11 ,11_ (C) (30) JOUlll man's father .. Robert Upton
_.. "' lit ...,_ (C) (60) and Nehemiah Persoff pest. ,....., c:... (30) , ,.., ..... (60) n. °" Wdr:Mrs (C) (60) · HI•••• (C) (60) a.tit .... (30) c..al ........ (30)
l:tl ~ m ...... ..,.... (C) lt:lS D ...... (C) Blx11f' Ward.
(~) "'You 8!t YOUI W-';fe." Dltlbie lltll D Dlla! (Cl (60) Louis Nye, Ytc nlista._., winds up with Bob iit-Damofte ruest.
st9ecl al Jim as her l*1Mf oa a E Criltiu •-(30)
television quiz show. U:tll 8 8 II) ...... (C) 0 W .._, {30) Barbara lf'ldl-nt Wllla:wl
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I.._"'•.., tc> <30> I CI>~@fBCIJ """ (C) ll"s 1 ...... lit (30) ..... ,,_ CMJ.we
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A 'Room' Full of Love • • e
Pushing aside a stack of reviews on Room
222, ABC's half-hour comedy-drama set in
an integrated high school, executive pro-
ducer Gene Reynolds remarked quietly:
'Tm very happy at the way the series
has been r«eived-that people appreciate
it and that the actors have come off so
well."
The series stars Lloyd Haynes as Ameri-
can History teacher Pete Dixon, Denise
Nicholas as guidance counselor Uz Mcin-
tyre and Pete's love interest, Michael Con-
stantine as Walt Whitman Higb's principal
Seymour Kaufman, and Karen Valentine as
student teacher Alice Johnson.
"Their caring helps," said Reynolds of
the stars and their concern over the direc-
tion of the series. "It makes this job more
demanding but not really more difficult un-
less we want the easy way out"
To Haynes, "the most important aspect
of this series is that it is entertainment. It
tells it like it should be instead of like it is.
Basically. it is the story of four people
working together and trying to find positive
solutions to problems."
Smiling, be added, "I think part of what
viewers have responded to is the relation-
ships of members of the cast. There's an
awful lot of love on this set."
THE STAFF ... Michael Conatontlne, Lloyd
Hoynes, Denhe Nicholoa, Koren Volentine.
Constantine, bis friend of several years,
concurred.
"If this show carries a message it is one
of love, that while there are problems, some-
how it's going to be all right. It's about
people who care for others."
Off-screen, Constantine, Haynes and ~
nise Nicholas traveled to Santa Rosa in
northern California to attend the Novem-
ber 8 wedding. of Karen Valentine during
a week's production hiatus.
Karen was married to actor Carl B.
(Mac) McLaughlin, Jr., to whom she be-
Howord R!t•
THE CLASS ...
came engaged during filming of the Room
222 pilot.
Denise, who had taken the couple and
Haynes to a performance by the touring
Negro Ensemble Company to which she
formerly belonged in New York City, said
of the wedding party, "all that was missing
were our Room 222 kids."
The kids are Howard Rice, who co-stars
as Richie Lane, Hesbimu, featured as Jason
Allen, Judy Strangis as Helen Loomis and
Pandrant Netherty as Al. ..
Fourteen-year-old Howard, an c;igbth-
grader at John Muir Junior Hifb School
prior to being signed for the senes, began
performing with bands when be was five
years old. The youngest of three children
of Alfred J. Rice, a bus driver for Hughes
Aircraft. and Annie M. Rice, the youngster
last year won a radio competition with his
group's recording of "I ..Got the Feelin '."
The Soul Lifters, Howard and four other
boys ranging in age from 11 to 1 S, re-
hearse at the Rico home as Howard's sched-
ule permits. .
Howard, whose acting experience was
limited to school and church plays and an
educational film for television before a
family friend, actress Gloria Lord. brought
him to the attention of Gene Reynolds, is
a high B average student.
"I like math, English, horseback riding,
shooting pool, roller skating and tumbling,"
said Howard, adding the afterthought, "My
other htibbies include eating tacos and ham-
burgers, and looking after my German
shepherd, Queenie."
Lively Howard is getting over his one
disappointment with bis series role.
"When we made the pilot, I was wearing
real glasses. Afterwards, I got contact
lenses. But they wanted glasses for the se-
ries so now I have to wear plain glasses
over the contacts, but I'm used to it by
now," he said cheerfully.
Of Howard, who takes every opportunity
to tease when he comes on the set, Rey-
nolds the producer said, "I wish I had that
going with everyone. He is extremely easy
going and has a serenity that only comes
to the good. He is a loving individual and
I enjoy kidding with hlm whenever I can."
Teenage Judy Strangis also started in
show business at age five, "by accident"
The daughter of Sam and Cannel Stran-
gis and sister of Sam Straogis, production
Judy Strangia Heatlimu
head of new projects at Paramount Studios,
Judy, with scores of prestigious credits, said
of her start, "My sister Candy Malone had
an audition for the Colgate Comedy Hour
and the baby sitter didn't show up, so my
mother took me along. We were a little
early and Bill Miller, the producer, talked
with us and asked if I could sing and dance.
I told him I knew the song that Candy was
to sing· for the audition. He listened to it
and decided to use us as a sister act."
Heshimu, 19, who glowers as big Jason
in the back row of Room 222, bas deep
pride in his role.
"Lots ot cats come along and say 'That's
the truth' about the way Jason acts. Blacks,
period, is what he is concerned about. I
know he is not just a dumb character by
the things he says and the way he acts.
He's from a different neighborhood than
the other students. When he asks some-
thing the way be does, it is not to be funny,
but to check things out. He bas some mili-
tant thoughts, like when he gets mad at
Richie although he digs him."
Heshimu, formerly Arlington Banks. was
given the Swahili name meaning respected
young warrior by fellow members of the
Performing Arts Society of Los Angeles.
"Jason has dignity," he stated, "a com-
munal kind of dignity is what he has and
he is proud of being called black."
One of seven children, Heshimu. a grad-
uate of Washington High School, lives with
his mother, Lesley Williams. A serious
actpr, who used his first series. pa. y check
to fl?uy a tape recorder to help refine his
delivery of lines, he revealed, "I'm shy
sometimes, but not on stage and that's why
l llke it. Acting is my thing. It is a chance
to see what J really can do and to be some-
one else.''
With humor. he added, "I took at people
down the street and try to imitate them."
Soft-spoken Pandrant Netherly graduated
last June from Locke High School. One o(
eleven children. he became interested in
drama from ninth grade on and attended
ditf erent community workshops.
Pandrant was working with Peggy Fury
at Actors and Directors Lab until he joined
the series and was also a scholarship student
with Carlton Johnson.
"This is my first professional acting as-
signment," he said, "and I am enjoying
every minute of it."
,.,. 15
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 22, 1969
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WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 26
For morni ng and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
t ions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO 0 "loll!1 ._.,.. (dr1m1) '58-
Mo:ly Btt, Alen Reed Jr.
t:JO n "f'lltllturlll'' (dr1m1) '42 -
JOiin Weynt, M'al1tne Dittrich. m "Rl11p Oft ti« flnpn'' (COM·
e(fy) '42___..enry Fonda, Gene Tier·
10:00 d0
"Mlldred '*"" (dr1m1) '45
-Joan Crawford, Ann Blyth, Zach·
~Scott.
ll!OO U '1\t M1plflcant fr111d" (dra·
me) '39-l..loyd Nolen, Akim Tami·
roff.
2:30 0 "Qarp of Ult Ucht lrlclde"
(adventure) '3r-&rol Flynn, David
Niven, Ollvl1 de Hevi111nd.
4:30 II (C) "n. o-..r (WHtem)
'Sj....:.Jolln Derek, Join Davia.
• '•' l "-14 I ",. {'
5:00
U WHY DO PEOPLE * POP PILLS? TOM REDDIN EX·
PLORES PROBLEM ! 6:001 ~ News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · a;, Huntl.,·lrln•ley (C) (30)
Liars l11Mt111ll (C) (2Vz hr)
L . l1kers vs. Milwaukee Buels et
Milwaukee. 0 Sia O'Clock Movlt: (C) "ler-cJM of Evil" (adventure) '54-G1ry
Cooper, Susan Hayward, Cameron
Mitchell, Richard Widmark, Hueti
Marlowe. In Mexico durine the
fold rush days of 1850, three
stranded adventurers escort en
American women throuch hostllt
territory to rescue her husband.
I Diet Ven DJ'-(30) ,.,... ,._. (30)
b Trtl (C) (60)
CJ) MIU Deup (C) (90)
ftar1 NW'? (30) "AdVentures
In Dinol1nd."
Ci) CIS Ntn (C) (30)
nt.pe cit P•don (30)
• Ntw1 (C) (60) Jeck White.
6:30 llNIC NtwM!Vlet (C) (60)
• Tiie 81• 1 ... (C) (30)
Te Ttll IM T~ (C) (30)
Offlet of die JlttSldtnt (30)
(6) HuntlfJ·l rlnkttJ (C) (30)
: Cutn T11 (30)
Cl) Tiie Munsttq (30) . iiitldefo 34 (C) (60)
• Ntw1 (C) (30)
7:00 CIS Evlftlna News (C) (30)
• W.1t'1 MJ Lint? (C) (30)
I Lon luq (30)
Int t1M Clock (C) (30)
Co•lltOdltJ/Mlblal fund (30)
(6) AMricll (C) (30)
: Aliert! (30)
Ci) Trvtll or Cottu1!11et1e. (C)
I W•ncltttUlt (C) (30) Dlcklnaon, Paul Lynde end Marien
ntt Slr1 (C) (30) Men:er.
7:JO 9 (j) 81111 Cl•pben (C) (60) II Wrt9tll•1 (C) (60) Pepe Lopez
F1 p Wilson, J1ckl1 OeShannon end Is ft1tured.
Glen Campbell's parents Mr. and O @CilO> AIC w......,
Mrs. Wes Campbell of Delleht. filevlt: ('> "Lida ll1abt llaao"
AlklASN join Glen for 1 special (comedy) ·~rankle Avalon, An·
Thankteivlna show. nett• Funicello, Dtborlh Walley,
II @ @ lli) Tlll Vkptlla <C) Hervey Lembtcl. The beech 11ne
(10) "Home to Methusellh." An meets slnrer Suaer Kine after she
old sheriff tricks the Vircinl1n Into parachutes into the sur1-.a pub·
htlpin1 him tradl down the list llclty stunt-end they huny to
of a e•n& of dtsptndoa. John An· enroll In • ~ivlne xhool.
dtt'10n end Anthony Cell euest. m lo• Doler's Wd (60) A price· fJ @ CI>&» 11le flJlq NIM (C) l1belln1 e•periment beine uti lzed
(30) "Bertrille •nd the Silent by two W1shlncton D.C. Safeway
Flicks.'' Sister Bertrille hopes to Supermarkets (namely, listlne the
relM money for the convent by price per pound of •II pecked eoods
screenine 1n old movie sterrine the end deteretnts, Which elves the
order's mother eenerel. Miriam lhopper 1n opportunity to compare
H09klns 1uests as the former coats) Is studied,
screen queen. I srtvll J Enrique (60) fJ MllllN $ Movie: (C) "lluplo-9:30 • ~i~I (30) Baxter Ward. dy" (musicel·drem1) '54-Eliz1beth Sent. Cl1U1 Puldt
Taylor, Vittorio G1ssm1n. Lonely I' ( ) (30) heiress. spurned by a violinist, mer· Ht Seid, SIM Seid '(C) (30)
ries a pi.no student. Rawtaldt ltotlncllP (60) m i IHc!A\ I lltll Annul Sllltl 10:00 t8 Ci) H1W1ll fh..o (C) (60)
tli111 Line Plrlde (C) (2 hr) Biii cGerrett is 11ked to build • case
Welsh, executive director of special 1e1inst ex·r1cketeer Mike Finney
events, is on hand to brine this for the po'ltlcel benefit of Ctier1es
stlr·studdtd processlon. with Its Irwin, heed of • state lnvesile1t1n1
more then 5,000 ptrticlpents, lo committee. James Greeory, J1son
KTlV viewers. Evers end L~t Bett1er cuest.
II) i IH~mt Senti Clea LIM 8 @@ m TMn C.•t lnlw11
hraclt ( 02 hr) Hobo Kelly and (C} (60) "Two Percent of Nothlne."
Biii Burrud tum up to co-host Bronton becomes embroiled in a
this year's n1tlon11:y famous per-near destitute wlldutte(s obstSSion
ade. to brine In en old strike. Steve lhn·
fE Ttdllcal Comtf (30) et end P1tricl1 Quinn euest. m .._ a.... Cotb <3o> "Eu Foo Yune." U TOM REDDIN HAS a> Qtdlo t1 Rot. (30) * NEWS THAT MAKES 1.-000 @CI>a> ni. C.urtllllp ot YOU THINK ! GET
£.ddie's Fetlltr CC> (30) "An 'F' for INVOLVED NOW! Mrs. L" Eddie keeps en eye on
Mrs. Llvlneston, afraid she will 0 m Ntws (C) (60)
commit "beri beri" (hare· kiri) over 0 Delle! (C) (60) Louis Nye,
falline 111 En1lish exam. Geor1e Raft, Jaye P. Morean guest.
I stock M1r'ket S.1111Hry (30) I "tnJ M•ton (60) Tiie F'.,,,tl Sip (60) (R) R1wllldt Roundup (60)
l•Pldm Mulk.a'.ts (30) : Speculation (C) (60) "A Con·
1:20 LlbB Wr1P-UP (C) · verutlon With Norman Cousins."
l :JO a (I) Tiie ltnrlJ HlllbQll• • C1rul dt Mujtrtl (30)
( ) (30) Shorty (Shue Asher) sells 10:30 Ctlsline Quz1111n (30)
his property In SilVer Dollar City 11:00 11 fJ CB News (C)
end comes west to visit Jed end 1lie Wtlttnltrl
Granny. Mtvlt 81• (C) Sonny Fox.
U All THE BIG PLAYS : = =I (CL(R) * FROM EXCITING (I) U (i) Qt (I) News (C) RAMS-COWBOY GAME! ma>,.._ (C)
ORI• Hlllallptl (C) (30) Taped ll:JO B~Ci)Mtn Srffffft (C) hichtlahts of Sunday's 11me be· • (i) 8' Jt1111111 C... (C) tween the Rams end the 011111 Joi are1lol1 Is substitute host.
~ n Movlt: "11le PriloMr" (dram•) 0 (17) (I) ti!) RoM 222 (C) (30) '~c Guinness. Jack H1wtlins. "Aiict in Blundef1and." With the I cm Cl)G> Joey lilllop (C)
supervisor of student teachers com. • Movie: "illly llldd'' (classic)
Inf, Alice feels she Is a failure end '6 -Robert Ryen, Peter Ustinov,
decides to quit the profession. Terence Stamp, Melvyn Doualas.
Marjorie Bennett ruests. llJ Movlt: "&duntM V1!1"" (dra·
I Slllbf'ullt TllMtre (60) ma) '48 -Alan Curtis. Anne
Sonriul (30) Gwynne.
9:00 Qt CJ) MtdiCll Cttttar (C) (60) 12:00 m Movtt: "A ltttlr t. 1llrtt
A student's unprcwoked 1tteck on ~ (drama) '49-Jeanne Crain.
a psycholoa profe$SO< end his een· Lindi 01rnell Kirk Dou1tas
erally unpredictable beh1viof leads 1•00 -Movlt· (C) "ll•ck T;,,menr• Dr. Joe Gannon to believe that the • ai • • boy's troubles may have 1 physJ. (horror • suspensa) 64 -John Tur.
eel cause. Lloyd Bochner and Ml· a':~~ 5{:)s.
chief Bums guest ID COuntry Miiiie Tl•• (C)
D KRAFT MUSIC HALL 1:3011 Co•ununltJ lullttln Bo1nt cc> * Alan King, Paul Lynde, 1:'5 m Atf.lllpt Sllow: "One Minute to
Angie Dickinson ZtJo,'' "Hue and Cry." "Bush Coun·
II@@ a;, llrlft Male Hell <C> try Adventure."
(60) Alen Kine is host to Anal• 2:30 fJ Ntw1 (C)
W·A·NTED
IOYS & GIRLS
"AGES 3 TO 19
to Audition on c:OHCI Circuit Televlalon
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HOLLYWOOD
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Brandon Crut joined the
talent pool, and five
montl,s later sign.d 1
five year contract with
M-G-M. Now he c1n
be seen each week .t
8:00 Wednesday eve-
nings on "Courtship of
Eddie's Father.''
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THURSDAY
NOVEMBER %7
',1 I) r~ '~ I N L
6:2S D Edocatioe bclu11p (C)
&:JO D rro1ect ""°" "'"'1can Lltltr·
i•t After tile Clvtl Wlf m C.ftffflltltnal S,.nilll
1:55 I lift U. n.ls Day (C) UIC N ...... 1ce (C)
7:00 B IB Cl) CIS ,.... (C) Joseph
Btntl.
I@@ m Tiie Today Sllow (C)
Elttdu W-ltll Clorla (C)
Mr.~ (C)
ftlbi tM c.t (C) Seu•• Strttt (C) A special
proarem for pruchoolers. •led 3
to 5, utlllzlna animated cartoons.
llve·1ctlon film, The Muppets Pup-
pets end 1uest stus.
7:ZS 0 C.•••n"1 luJlttin lolnl (C)
7:30 II tB (I) I lflciA I cas n.nu.
clwU.1 D1J P'mclt of P'1rades (C)
Pert I Hi&hll&hts of four 1r11t par·
adts. June Lockhart and Mike Doua·
111 narrate the Macy's Parade In
New York; Bob Barker and Marilyn
Van Dtrbur ducribe the Gimbel
Puad1 In Philadelphia; Sebastian
Cabot and Kathy Garver will host
the J, l. Hudson Parade In Detroit;
end Meredith McRae and Jack Llnk-
lttter will dewibe the Eaton's San·
ta Claus Parade in Toronto. Cov·
er111 will continue at 12:30 PM. ,
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER Z2. 1969
D 9@ m Pre · TilullaCIWi11 fill Tiie Fo..,i. Sip (R) 4:151 Tiie FtiMdlJ llalt 0., Parldt {t) Jot GaraaJo11 covers 9:30 M_. F....-. (C)
the festivities In front of Macy's 11 REPLAY BY REQUEST! 4:30 Ntwa CC> Tom Reddin.
Department *>rt. * HALLOWEEN PARADE ""' (C) Biii Bonds. l ~="'~uh FROM ANAHEIM Mtft W. lilofP• .._CC>
....... cc> n 1 •si!L An•ltt•• "'' ..... n ni. F1latlt9nt1 <C> 1eio (C) r..11 1 (R) Tiie 111-*"
Cl) Yanue Do P Wtltem Stat Tlltttr.: "Olvera." CJ) hnY M..a Rory Calhoun hosts. • Sal• Sbttt (C) (R)
7:35 D Tiie His Ind "" of It (C) Su· m Mnit: ""' '" Dlvomt'' El °"" de An11r zanne •nd Geoff Edwards host. \musicll·comedy) •34 _ Fred As· Ft1tur11 8:001 Uncle Walde C.rt.ona (C) talre, Glnier Roaers. . 5:00 I ""IC NtwlttYlce (C)
t .. by (C) •.45 ftdtrll EMmlwt loll'd (C) Detroit Rtdwinp at Detroit.
• D1plant's C.11Do• Calle (C) I MlleritJ C..•11t1ltJ (C) ltlnp HocbJ (C) L.A. Klnp va.
10:00 . • Mowle: (C) "Lola ef Innocence" I Flipper (C) 1:15@ Cil Video. INpst (C) dram1) '61-«tnneth Mora, Dani· Newt (C) Geor1e Putn1m.
1:30 D ~m ' ''!J!' I Meq's ~le Darrleux, Susan111h York. lltll•• (C)
l'lian t 0., h (C) Betty ~.......... Ci) JI_, ntuson (C)
White, orne Greene and Joe Gara&!· (3) H.,._'s H.,,..111 • Oil Cantl de Mako
ola host the 43rd 1nnu1I holiday 10:30 @(i)m Afl f..tball (~ 5·30w~ NIWI (C) 1ped1cle in New Y~ City. Cov· Denver lroncos vs. Kansas City • •
eraae Includes the parade itself and Chiefs at Kansas City. ( ) A~= 11~./.A.0.
the special show performed In 0) Woftd of Wo11n (C) " IR ""1 y, immy-
f ront of Macfs Department Store. 11:00 D Tiii t1lltpln1 h•r..t (C) Ora· 0, Is treated to ~ fantasy musical
I Tiii fllnhtt .. (C) hem Kerr. tour of the wor1d s most unusual
RocUt Robin Heod (C) ! --~ .... '(C) toy store when 1 rroup of stuffed
Cl) lttdly lftd Hla Frllndl (C) 11:30 @ OJ NCAA F•tt.U (C) ~lls, ~\ayed by "The Serendlp"1
exu Tee vi. Arklnsas at All S1na•rs. e:0mes to life.
t:OO 119 (iJ Nfl. Tocllr (C) Minne. Ir..,. (C) Buter Wud holb. I Cllllpn'• lallnd (C) tpta .Vikinrs vs. Detroit Lions •l .....,, Jeill (C) Ci) Tiiis hr 1969 (C)
Detroit. Trlftl (C) "Bev1ria and the : iiltinren' Ntl&MttrMod (C) U llHc!A I Wt CltW Tt.... s." Ci) Ntw1 (C) Fr1nk Tracy.
(C} half·hour of holiday music f'D Seu• StrMt (C) (R) Pro· ti) iWvta J Cepmlu
performed. by the Mormon Taber· aram tor pmchooltr&. m Cltllp11's lallad (C)
nacle Choir.
f\ F 1 ! fl l'4 0 ( 1 N O Mowit: Hl001 Allbiln NI_....,.
(cartoon-lantuy) '00-Mr. Maaoo.
Voices of Jim Backus. Kathryn
Grant Dwayne Hickman and H1n1 12:001 lotftiq• (C) Conrled. Mnit: "nltt I Mlpt SW' (rt·
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Milton Se'm , frank Aletter and 11 Mowtl; "o.a,er.tl MMeftf'
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0 TITLE FIGHT! FIRST ~1•rd@ ~~~'a1111op (C) * TIME ON TV! . Movtt: ~ ''The lest of Ent· MANDO RAMOS vs. "' (comedy-drema) '62-Davld YOSHIAKI NUMATA Niven. Alberto Sordl, Michael Wiid·
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DEAN'S LITTLE GUEST
Little Susan Cowsill leaves the rest of the family to be a "solo"
guest with Dean Martin, Thursday at 10 PM (NBC) on The Dean
Martin Show.
The history of The Cowsills' rise from family singaJon& to
nationally acclaimed phenomenon in the world of pop music bu
been well documented, fraught as it was with narrative "color"-
Halidon Hall, the run-down 22-room mansion in Newport, Rhode
Island; no money. little furniture; the mere fact that a talented
tribe of seven children. a mother, a father could make a dent in
the hard business of hard rock.
But The Cowsills-Bob, Paul, John, Barry, and Susan, and
parents Barbara and Bud-don't consider themselves twentieth
century Cinderellas. It wasn't grim. And therefore success hasn't
made a bit of difference personally.
Those were the days. June, 1967, marked the explosion of The
Cowsills into the national musical consciousness with their ftnt
MOM album, "The Cowsills," which contained group's first million-
seller, "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things," among other
things. MGM Records embarked on a heavy-hype campaign on
the product, affronting probable disbelief on the part of the Ameri-
can public. With a name like Cowsill they bad to be good.
They are, which explains in the simplest terms the survival of
a family group named The Cowsills pitted against the established
image of what pop groups should be, The Beatles and The Rollins
Stones. ·
Bob started in on the guitar at 7. JOi nmg older brother Bill, and
they performed as a duo; Barry reached seven and reached for the
bongos, later switching to bass guitar. having taught John a sinate
drum beat which sparked him to become the best (and younge~t)
drummer in the U.S. today. Paul only recently switched from the
backstage to performing aspect of Cowsill life, debuting as key-
board man on The Cowsill's second million-seller, "Hair." Barbara
found herself conned into joining her p rogeny for ''The Rain, The
Park. and Other Things"; and Susan convinced "the boys" to accept
her as one of The Cowsills io time for the "We ran Fly" album.
They don't stand still. though. The Cowsills. Dill and Bob cut
their teeth as record producers on the "We Can s:'J y" single and
album, and Bob solo'd in that capacity for the finil time on ''The
Prophecy of Daniel and John the Divine."
The Cowsills. constantly on the move, recently made a bia
move, from Halidon H all in Newport, Rhode Island, to a sprawlina
Spanish-'ityle houi;c in Snma Monica, California. where they are
now homc.brhed
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TELEVISION'S YOUNGEST ST AR
Kimberly Doscher, now a two-year-old young lady who made
her television debut in the 3M Special, "How Life Begins," in
March, 1968, will be seen again in the color rebroadcast Friday
on ABC at 7:30 PM.
Her initial appearance set a record for the youngest person ever
seen on the tube. She was filmed during her birth at the Flower
.L
Klm/Hrly, 11ow two, plays with hu mothu. Linda Doschtr, at home
whilt thty awair thud ttltcasr o/ tht JM classic. "How Lift Btgins.''
Fifth Avenue Hospital in New York City by Executive Producer
Jules Power and his crew.
"We wanted the birth of a baby on television," Power explained.
"So we were looking for a young couple who were expecting a
child and who would be cooperative and would believe with us
that it was important that we present this kind of subject with
beauty and taste."
Power said he contacted officials of the hospital who put him
in touch with a prominent physician who had a patient scheduled
to deliver in about six weeks.
He explained that they wished to use the young couple in some
pre-birth scenes walking along a beach to illustrate man's emer·
gence from the primeval sea through this young couple who were
about to have their first child. Covering the birth required that a
film crew staod by for five or six days as predicting the exact
moment of delivery is at best, unlikely.
"The morning of the actual fill'l)ing was really a very amusing
scene," Power recalled with a chuckle. "Everyone in the delivery
room had to wear the long green gowns, the masks and sort of a
napkin type of thing tied over their heads.
"This was the first time any of us had ever seen a film crew.
the camerman. the sound man and our director all running around
looking like doctors and at the same time peering through cameras,
ledses and view finders."
Power said that the parents of the little girl are very bright,
attractive people and if Kimberly turns out to be even somewhat
like her parents she should grow into quite a young lady.
He said that in addition to a gift to be used for the baby's
education the family had been presented with their own color
print of the show. "Perhaps 20 years from now. should the young
lady be interested in how she first came into the world. she will
have a photographic record of her birth and her debut as a tele-
vision star." Power concluded. The award-winning JM Special
has since become a television classic.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 22. 1969
FRIDAY · wura MJ line? (C) (30)
I LM lUCJ (30)
7:00,CIS &enlq ..._ (C) (30)
ltlt U1e CloQ ~C) (30)
NOVEMBER 28 c:o..oditJ/Mltul rttnd (30) @ CiMel Sllowcate (C) {90)
" lumn South." Audie Murphy,
Robert Sterlin(. For morning and afternoon
listings, please ~ee DAY -
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
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the day's movies. All sta·
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DAYTIME MOVJES
9:00 D (C) ..,,lntld Hllll'' (adventure)
'5I-Lassie. Bruce Cawlina. Gary
Gray.
9:30 II "All MJ Sons'' (drama) '48-
Edward G. Robinson, Burt lane.as·
ter, Howard Duff.
10:00 fJ "Secret Btyoocl tilt Doof' (mys-
tery) '4~.Joan Bennett, Michael
Redgra~e. m "11lt Ma11 W1lo Could WOfll ihdes" (comedy) '37 -Roland
Young, Joan Gardner, Sir Ralph
Richardson.
lZ:OO 11 "lllt Qi.st of Franktnst.tin"
(horror) '42-lon Chaney Jr., Evelyn
Ankers.
2:30 B (C) "Daoce Uttlt laclf' (mu·
sical) '55 -Mal Zetterlin&, Guy
Rolfe.
4:30 ti (C) "Danpron Diie" (adven·
lure) ·~uis Jordan.
f V f NI N (,
5:00
II TOM REDDIN HAS THE * NEWS BEHIND THE
NEWS! PLUS TELE·
COPTER REPORTS! I
6:00 IJ l ie News <C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m HAtlef ·lkt•kltJ (C) (30)
D CLIFF ARQUETTE &
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II Sfftt Allen Show (C) (90) Cliff
Arquette, Sue Raney, Fred Smoot
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IMt, MJ Derllnt' (suspense) '65
-Tallulah Bankhead, Stefanie Pow·
ers, Peter Vaugtlan, Maurice Kauf.
man. In Entfand, a young girl
about to be married visits the
mother of her former flance who
was killed In automobile crash, and
the fanatic woman Imprisons her. 0 Didi Yin Orb (30)
i ""'" Place (30) Sbr Trtt (C) (60) 00 Miiie Dou(ln (C) (90) 00 CIS Ntds (C) (30)
I!) Tlttllpo dt hnlon (30)
&) News (C) (60) Jack White. 6:301 KNIC N....mc. (C) (30) • Tiie Q11M 811111 (C) (30)
To Tiii tM Trutll (C) (30)
Offke of tilt Prtlidtnt (30)
9@ HunU.,..Brinklty (C) (30)
fil) looll hit (30) "The Seven Min·
utes.'' Author Is Irvine Wallace. ~ (j) Tiit Munsttrs (30)
fl) Notidtro 34 (C) (60) m News (C) (30)
7:30
I Mori! (30)
(I) Trull Of Coaeq11t11C:e1 (C)
American West (C) (30)
Ft1tvfe (30)
II GET SMART * TV'S FUNNIEST SHOW
1J f3 (I) Set s..rt (C) (30)
With only a bunch of banana peels
as clues. the Smarts set out to
find the ape-like creature thlt has
been depletin1 the eof'ps of CON·
TROL apnts. Maury Wil'8 cuests. 0 m Hip Cllapaml (C) (60)
''The le1acy." Blue falls In love
with an attractive guest at Chap·
parral. John Dehner and Pamela
Dunlap 1uest.
II SHADES OF CHARADES!
*WATCH STOKEY'S
STARS GET STUMPED!
B ;-oo~ Ti!.:~d3~ Uf•
lqlns (C) (60) This is the third
showing for this award·winnln& pro·
1ram that examine.s the miracle
and mystery of birth. Eddie Albert
narrates. (R) B Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Marines
Let's Co" (comedy) '61-Tom Try·
on. David Hedison. Marines on
R·and·R in Japan tum the town UP·
aide down before retumin& to the
front lines.
I Trutll or CollMqtMnca (C) (30)
Judd for tht Deftnte (C) (30)
Techniul Corner (30)
TIM Frtnd1 Cllef (30)
,,_mitre! (C) (90) "La Viol•
tera." Part II. Sara Montiel, Rafael
Vallone.
1:00 1J 9 (j) The Good '"" (C) (30) Richard Deacon 1uests IS a fussy
customer who 1ets involved in a
messy search of the diner for one
of Claudia's contact lenses-that
Rufus dropped in a creem pie.
II BOBBY GOLDSBORO! * 1910 FRUIT GUM CO.
THE RHONDELLS! ALL
IN HOUR OF NOW
GENERATION MUSIC!
D..... 5 (C) (60) Bobby
Goldsboro stars.
I Qllffft for a DaJ (C) (30)
st.cit Marat S.11111ary (30)
Interface (C) (30)
1:30 IJ tB) CJ) Hopn's Htroa (C) (30)
A alamorous underground agent
fives Hogan assianment to get de·
fectina enemy field marshal t.o Ena·
land. IJ ~ (i) @E N11H Of Ule liHll
(C) (90) "The Civilized Man." Dan
Farrell (Robert Staci\) travels to a
huae cattle ranch In Florida to In·
vestl1ate modern-day cattle rus·
tling. Jack Kelly, Jill Sl John. Rod
Cameron guest.
D @ (]) tl) Mr. Dteds a .. to 1"n (C) (30) "The Improbable Mr.
Deeds." Ar1ene Golonka fuests IS
Charlotte, a Greenwich Vlllaae artist,
who believes Deeds Is a neurotic
with 1 hangup about bt1n1 ooor.
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TlfE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEX. NOVEMBER 22. 1969
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..... ...... (C) (2 lw) (mpt.efy) '54 -eu.o. llitcftefl,
-. Clll ....., (30) let J. Cobb, Anne S.llCl'llft.
,__. -(C) (30) Batlw W1rd.. 11J 1111* (C) ""'9 Wllriln" (ad·
• Slil, .. Sllill (C) (30) venture) '55-&rull Flynn .
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(iO) ..,__ Dul." A bil Hoity. a.tum, Ben Gm.Ira.
wood --torca ~ IC.twin l:tO. ..... ('C) "'f:. .. EMii .. Gt'Mt <'* HaWI) ID ICa9l his lit ....... (sc:Hi) '58 -Jcmph ~ dMlcM« as tilt fe-Cotten Geora• Slnders, Debra mlle lead in 1 movie. Tim O'Con-P1pt.'
110r Ind Shelley Fabara ruest. D D .._. (C)
• LEARN THE NEWS mc.ntrJ .... n. (C) * BEHIND THE NEWS 1:301JC........, ...... INnl (C)
FROM TOM REDDIN ~=::rand ~.~,~~;!o:!
HE'S GOT THE FACTS ! and "Dunieon' of H1rrow."
Tom Frandsen, popular Los Angeles television personality,
a.JSll~s new ~hind-tM-scenes duties as Director of Com-
m unity A0airs for KHJ. Chan~/ 9. Long active in civic
and charitabk cau.ses, Frandsen will act as liaison between
Los Angel.es 9 and its viewing community.
CalldH• J Miiiea ,.,Ice" (ICMnture) '40 -Gary
t:JO I Dlltn) & MltlleJ (C) Cooper. Mldtltlne Carroll. ,15 ..... _.... <C> 12:•1J1())•• .... <C> I l1le H1n1J ..,. (C) Mil' aid WIW (C)
I Mewle: "CorMrld" (adYtnture)
~ f llltlrTll • lck Powell, Watter Slezak.
10:00 GI~....,. Pltdlp <C> I! tllla USA (C) (17) I , m llCM ,..... (C) 1:00 • ()) Slplnua (C)
vs. :IV'I. SltllrdlJ ....... , ...... : (C)
1:00 u Cl) ID llldde 1 Jeddt (C) D 11t:11t: (C) -. ......., fw et Fire" (dnma) '67-(H) (I)&> c..., (C) ODllMo• (westem)--Cart Mof'lntr, Suzanne Pllllletta, James FarenUno.
Mr W....... (C) Topsy Collins. ..... lldel Tall (westem) '64-0an
Fllbr t111a Cit (C) m Mewle: "lllt Ill ....... ,,_. Duryea, Tony Yount-
7:%5 .... Us nil .,., (C) (drama) •st-Jarome Thor. Dorothy a Mewle: '11111 Side " "' LW'
7:30 Snrilt S.•lllr (C) Pl'O'llne. (drama) '5G--Ylveca Lindfors. Kent tl7'~Ss.Mertlltlw(C) 10:10•:.:"~ Africa" (Id· !! ........... T,..,. I .._.. :::-z. ':!.:(ti Wd a} '66 -Clyde Beatty. EJ1lne (C) ..... al. ~ (C) Shepard. I Clral ......... ,.U IDHtre Ct•ts tll lO:J01·1tEsc1:(C)(C) 1:15 n:w.Jn FMMI (C) I~ G> eattaaeep cm (C) Mewlr. .fl MMI Docter" (mJI· Penn state vs. North C.rollna stlte.
Kf..bl (C) tery) '41 -Basil Rathbone, Ellen l:JO IR (I) .IMllJ Cl...t (C)
T• ti Weill F... Drew. ......i.1 (C) I••~ t. 11:0011 tlj n. Arcllit SllMr (C) • Seep••• (C) &:30 ... 1a.,/1Nd .._ ' -n. Fllalllli•• (C) 2:00 sa.,. tit L.walll1 (C) 1.T .A., a
IO'I _, new readlna system In which let·
I.., =oo<C}.. PIH ,_..., (C) l1:30 I !2.J f.!~ <nit· ~!~:.:nf.d'blned Into 111unds. Is ei'~ ~ .. (C) em) '4t-Guy MadllOll, ROfY C.I· I Tmel ai w.w f6., 11-#fllr'll • a Spree" houn, Carole Mathews. 2:JO ......., Ill ~ (C)
(comedy) '61-Jlclt Wrtllna. Carole m Mew1e: "'IMlt ef .._. • • .... T,.: (C)
Lesley, Ren" Houstlon. (d111ma) '59-Sttpehn Boyd, Ann1 Mer I ~ .. lid Gaylor, .limes Roberbon Justice. n. ~ (C)
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ma) '42 -Robert Preston, Eva s. ... (C)
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iiliwii: "Hudl• H (ad· · ~ (C) 3:301..,_.· llt (C) Jere Witter hOlta.
venture) '55 -Rod Cameron, Ben Tlltre Fa .. llr "-hlllt
Cooper, Julie Bishop. • 1111 fltltt Sllew (C) ..._ m .... 'rt ....., (C) 12:15 ....... : (C) ""lllCaawt ....... 4:00. Mewle: (C) ....... (adventure)
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 21
MORN!~\.
Old Fulia•d 1 ...
'56 -Gtot11 Montaomery, Mona
f l'ltlftl". 1c..#..:=:""A.t.
aa ~ ~Fiimed hllhl1"'tl and
1nt1rv1tw1 '-""' tht best c:onect1tt
lklllle'I ....,
Ellllcl O'T .... lpla!~F! 1::::·
4:30 YMtll IM tllt Pllce (C) "law
EnfotetrMnt Ind the Crowded Ctty."
Collt11 students from Occ:idtntll,
C.I State and Redl1nds talk wtth
L.A.. Ctty Councilman Thomn Bnd·
111. 1 rtdred member of ttl• LA.
Pollet department. r·fA, \ T.!! ""'"":: ... (C)
5:00 D Ifs AcMlelalc (C) Competf n1 hlih IChools .. ,.. Bishop Montaom·
ery (Torrance), Chlmlnadt Prep
(C.no11 Park) 1nd Bishop Amtt
(La Puente).
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llr. 1114 Mrs. ....U.
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Acrialbft USA (C)
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Karen Valeadoe, the petty
youog star of 20th Century-Fox
Television's Room 222, is a
modern girl with old-fashioned
ideas.
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"I love the clothes, the music
and the casual hair styles of to-
'day, but for somethina more
pemianent I think difterently,''
said the star of the half-hour
comedy which airs Wednesdays
at 8:30 PM over ·ABC.
The "more permanent" that
Karen refers to is her weddina
to Carl B. McLauablin, Jr. and
the new home they just bought.
••1 always dreamed of an old-
fashioned church wedding with
family and friends there, the
Iona white wedding aown,
'Something old, SOQletbina new,
somethina borrowed and some-
thina blue,· " sbe said.
On November S, 1969, Kar-
en's dreams came true. Her Vic-
torian-stylod wedding gown bad
short puffed sleeves, a fitted bo-
dice and a ftowina skirt. Her
head dress was a lace baby
bonnet.
The Somethina Old, Some-
thing Bornwied, wu her aunt's
antique aoJd c:roa, Somethin•
New WU her white satin slip-
pers and for the SometbiDa
Blue-enotber aunt m.cte her a
IC•nn V•nlW. 111 frwUlll tHCll• •r AIJcc lolttUOlt, au lwr claa-'°"'" cool wlw11 11w ,.,,,,., o IU~ fMrvllor II comlfll to clwck lwr
old In "Alb In BllUttkrlaNI" on
ABC'1 Room 222, W.Jrwlday al 8:10 PM. •
blue peter.
Completina her dreams, Kar-
en and her new husband took
poaeaioo of their ~armina
boUIC just outside the city Of
Loa Anaeles. Their deciaioo to
buy the boUle WU influenced
by the old wood-bumina ft.re-
place in the liviq room.
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